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CANADIAN
TRADE INDEX
1954
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manufacturing firms since 1900 in the interests of
irrespective of Canadian Industry
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CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION INC.
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COPYRIGHT, 1954
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION
How it serves industry. 970
Departments, Divisions, Officials, Publications. 4
PART 1 —SPECIAL EXPORT SECTION (See page 242 For
Index of Subjects). 239
PART II —ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CANADIAN
MANUFACTURERS—(Green Paper) See also
pages 482 and 483 for Additions and Changes. 271
PART III— ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PRODUCTS
MANUFACTURED IN CANADA—
(WhitePaper). 485
PART /U—PRODUCE SECTION, EXPORT and IMPORT
HOUSES FORWARDING AGENTS, etc. 963
PART V —AN ALPHABETICAL LIST:
(a) In French (regular edition) of the headings in Part III, with
parallel English (Green Paper) immediately following page... 970
(b) In Spanish (limited edition). Green Paper immediately follow¬
970
ing page.
(c) In Portuguese (limited edition). Green Paper immediately fol¬
970
lowing page.
INDUSTRIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. See Index pages 1118-1124
BUSINESS CARD SECTION 1103-1117
SERVICES ADVERTISEMENTS:
Banks and Financial.Inside Front Cover, 2, 7, 8, 9, 10
Canadian Trade Index.232, 1100, 1117
Department of Trade and Commerce.
r • 937
Export and Import Agencies.
Forwarding Agents and Customs Brokers.236, 238
Industrial Canada. 1097
Legal Cards and Patent Attorneys. 12
Provincial and Municipal Governments’ Industrial
. to 221-235
Departments.
Transportation and Warehousing Companies.14, 236, 2:2, 1082
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.1118-1124
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General Manager: J. C. WHITELAW, Q.C.
General Secretary: E. G. REBURN
Comptroller: C. R. ALDERSON
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TARIFF: Manager—R. N. McCORMICK LEGAL: Manager—H. W. MACDONNELL
Assistant Manager—R. LANG Assistant Manager—A. C. THOMPSON
TRANSPORTATION : INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS:
Manager—S. B. BROWN Manager—H. W. MACDONNELL
Assistant Manager—A. R. TRELOAR
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE: MEMBERSHIP:
Manager—T. M. KERRUISH Manager—K. J. GREENHAM
Assistant Manager—W. D. H. FRECHETTE
PUBLISHING: Manager—A. L. ABBOTT
"Industrial Canada”: "Canadian Trade Index”:
Editor—A. L. ABBOTT Editor—T. M. KERRUISH
Associate Editor—A. W. HOUSE Assistant Editor—W. D. H. FRECHETTE
Advertising Manager—W. J. WILLIAMS Advertising Manager—W. J. WILLIAMS
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT: EDUCATION DEPARTMENT:
Manager—H. W. MACDONNELL Manager—D. P. D. KEOGH
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Representative—C. WILLIS GEORGE.
BRITISH COLUMBIA: Manager—R. V. ROBINSON 60S Marine Building, 355 Burrard St.,
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ATLANTIC: Manager—J. W. STEWART Subway Block, Main St., P.O. Box 367,
Moncton, N.B.
ONTARIO: Manager—G. C. BERNARD 1404 Montreal Trust Building,
Toronto 1, Ont.
PRAIRIE: Manager—D. H. YOUNG 408 Power Building, Portage Avenue,
Winnipeg, Man.
QUEBEC: Manager—A. D’AMATO 1420 University Tower Building,
660 St. Catherine Street, West,
Montreal 2, Que.
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EDMONTON: Manager—M. N. KOWTON 507 Canadian Bank of Commerce Bldg.
HAMILTON: Manager—R. W. NEAL 202 Imperial Bldg.
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INTRODUCTION
T
he Canadian Trade Index is designed to provide buyers
and sellers of Canada and other countries with an authori¬
tative directory of all products manufactured in Canada, and the
names of the firms making them. It includes a complete list of
Canadian manufacturers having more than a local distribution
for their products, irrespective of membership in the Canadian
Manufacturers’ Association. Their products are classified under
some 10,000 different headings.
I his new edition of the Index includes details of many new
firms and a great variety of new products, some of them being
made in Canada for the first time. In addition, it embodies count¬
less thousands of changes of names, addresses, products listings,
foreign representatives, etc.
The accurate and detailed classifications in this directory will
ordinarily enable prospective purchasers to get in touch at once
with manufacturers of the goods desired. Where specialized in¬
formation is needed, buyers are invited to call on the gratuitous
service of the Commercial Intelligence Department of the Asso¬
ciation. It is suggested that importers abroad should first com¬
municate with the nearest Canadian Government Trade Com¬
missioner, consulting the list of their addresses on pages 263-4
of the Export Section. Representatives of overseas firms visiting
Canada are invited to call at the Head Office of the Association
where they will he given every possible assistance.
Users of the Index will find the regular advertising sections
invaluable in supplementing the information contained in the
alphabetical and classified sections of the Directory. Advertising
page numbers are indicated opposite the classified and alphabetical
listings of advertisers and, in addition, your attention is invited
to the classified Business Cards beginning on page 1103. For other
classifications of advertisers see Table of Contents on page 3.
The publishers wish to thank the manufacturers, government
departments, and other organizations who have furnished in¬
formation upon which this book is based.
The Editor
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