Excerpt from Canada Lumberman and Wood Worker, 1915, Vol. 35
Another provision of the new order-in-council places lumber yards (including the delivery of lumber) carried on in connection with planing mills or sash and door factories, and the manufacture of matches and shade rollers in class 4 of schedule one.' This class already included planing mills, sash and door factories, manufacturers of wooden and corrugated paper boxes, cheese boxes, mouldings, win dow and door screens, window shades, carpet sweepers, wooden toys, articles and wares or baskets. Cooperage, not including the making of staves or headings, is also added to this class.
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