. Kanadische Forstindustrie Juli-Dezember 1921. Holzschlag; Wälder und Forstwirtschaft; Wald; Wald - zellstoffindustrie; Holz verarbeitenden Industrien. 60 KANADA LUMBERMAN Goldene Hochzeit von Veteran Lumberman Herr und Frau George Gall, 6 Janueson Avenue, Toronto, cele-brated Zum 50. Jahrestag ihrer Hochzeit am 15. Juli. Die ehrwürdige Paar sind noch bei guter Gesundheit und wurden die Empfänger der zahlreichen Geschenke auf die glückliche Gelegenheit. Herr Gall ist einer der Veteran Holzfäller von Kanada, der jetzt 82 Jahre alt. Er kommt noch unten zu Business und ist recht robust. Er wurde am 15. Juli 1871 verheiratet, t

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. Canadian forest industries July-December 1921. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. 60 CANADA LUMBERMAN Golden Wedding of Veteran Lumberman Mr. and Mrs. George Gall, 6 Janueson Avenue, Toronto, cele- brated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding on July 15th. The venerable couple are still in good health and were the recipients of numerous gifts on the happy occasion. Mr. Gall is one of the veteran lumbermen of Canada, being now 82 years of age. He still comes down to business and is quite robust. He was married on July 15th, 1871, to Miss Maria Mark at Strichen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and shortly after came to America with his bride, locating in New York for a couple of years and then removing to Toronto. Previous to his marriage Mr. Gall, who was a carpenter and con tractor, had spent some time in New Brunswick, Boston and New. George Gall, Toronto. York. On returning to this country he formed the McCracken-Gall Lumber Co., who took over the business then conducted by John Oliver at the corner of Soho and Phoebe Streets, Toronto. At that time they did a general contracting trade, as well as operating a busy planing miil and woodworking plant, and built a number of cars for the Toronto Street Railway in its early days. Mr. McCracken passed away and Mr. Gall sold out in 1889. He then formed the Gall-Anderson Lumber Co., his partner being John O. Anderson, now an honored official with the Ontario Government. They established a woodworking factory on Niagara Street, where the Na- tional Casket Co. is to-day located, and their lumber yard was on Tecumseth Street, where the present City Stock Yards now stand This partnership was continued until 1898. Mr. Gall erected a number of houses in the city and conducted a contracting business in addition to running a lumber yard. After going out of this line, he embarked in the wholesale lumber business exclusively, forming, some 23 years ago, the Gall Lumber Co., Li

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