. Canadian forest industries 1907. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. 43rd Year of Publication. 1. Consuls of Foreign Stales in London. Con- suls of Foreign States in Prcinres. English Consuls abroad. 2. Chambers of Commerce in United Kingdom. Chambers of Commerce in Colonies. 3. Customs Tariff of the United Kingdom. 4. Lloyds Signal Station* in the L nited Kingdom. Lloyds Agents throughout the world, s. Register of British and Foreign Shipping. 6. Shipping and Forwarding Agents, Export Packers, Steamship Lines. 7. Export Sections of Lo
. Canadian forest industries 1907. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. 43rd Year of Publication. 1. Consuls of Foreign Stales in London. Con- suls of Foreign States in Prcinres. English Consuls abroad. 2. Chambers of Commerce in United Kingdom. Chambers of Commerce in Colonies. 3. Customs Tariff of the United Kingdom. 4. Lloyds Signal Station* in the L nited Kingdom. Lloyds Agents throughout the world, s. Register of British and Foreign Shipping. 6. Shipping and Forwarding Agents, Export Packers, Steamship Lines. 7. Export Sections of London and Provinces. 8. Index to Class of Goods Shipped with names of Ship- pers, g. Trade Mark Section. 10. Manufac- facturers Trade Directory. Date of Publication of 1906 Edition, February 38th. LONDON : THE CARTER PUBLISHING CO., 8 New Bridge St., NEW PATENT MILL DOG We claim many points of superiority for our Patent Mill Dog, of which seventy-five have been sold Each mill dog contains ten dogs ; six of the dogs have the down-for- ward motion and lour of them the upward motion, so that the log or cant is dogged boih on ihe top and bottom, pievenling it from turning its posi- tion on the head-bock. Even if the log w. re dogged, not touching the head-block, it would hold the log as well. It will be seen by the cut that these ten dogs are fastened on the pivot, pin or bolt marked " A " on the cut, and connected with link bars from ihe principal dog to the lever " O," which operates all the There are five of the dogs whiih project more than the others, about two inches from the head-block, and called the log dogs ; and five which project about % inch from the head- b'ock, and called the board dogs ; but when dogging a board or a plank or a slock, all the dogs come evenly out of ihe head-block, about $4 inch, so lhat in dogging a board or a stock, both the log dogs and board dogs grip it, providing that the stock or board is wide enough to take all
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