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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1924-2-28, Page 574.f THE EXETER Twigs 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111iiiniuniiiiiiimiiiiiiimmumomomllohonnolloi Mi•••••• 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ilitiliiiiiilmillififfillinflit DO THE AMBITIOUS YOUNG PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY liNOW THAT THE SCHOOL' OF COMMERCE Clinton, Ontario Arranges classes to accommodate Students wishing to live at home and Commute daily by train? That, on a 32 week's course, one montlisis, , given free of fees, to insure student having full time at school? That, Baia school has the most highly qualified teaching staff of any Private Commercial Schotal in the Province? " THAT THESE FACTS MEAN YOUR OPPORTUNITY Winter Term, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1924 STUDENTS IYIAY Eis AT ANY TIME COURSES STENOGRAPHIC, COMMERCIAL, SECRETARIAL AND SPECIAL .Write or Phone 198, or full information. 11. A. STONE, COM. SPECIALIST, Vice Principal s B. F. WARD, B.A., Principal -, R: G. L. SMITH ,DENTIST Two doors east of the Molsons Rank, Hensall Ont. silway Wednesday afternoons. PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN ;Sz HOLMES Barristors, gre. Office on the 'Square, 2nd door from Hamilton St., Goderich. „ . Privatei-fnnds to loan at lowest raterg. .3"1„, Proudfoot, K.C. '• J. L. Killoran, ' D. E. Holmes , Mr.::Holraes will be in Hensall 'very Friday from 9 until 6. ' AUCTIONEER OSCAR ;IMO PP Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Au- stion School, Special course taken in Registered Live Stock (all Breeds,) Merchandise, Real Estate, Farm les; ete. Rates in keeping, With prevailing prices. Satisfaction as- sured, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or wire 1893, Zurich. DR. A. MOIR, L. M. C. C. Physibian and Surgeon Phone 70 HENSALL DR. J. W. PECK 'aduate of Faculty of Medicine, Istulia University, Montreal; Member ist College of Physicians and Surgeons ;of Ontario; Licentiate of Medical Council of ,Canada; Post Graduate Member of Resident Medical staff of gleneral Hospital, Montreal; 4914-15; Office, 3 doors east of Post Office. :Phone 56, Hensall, Ontario. Lunaber Las Advanced But we are still. selling White Pine dressed on bothsides at $45.00 per thousand. lag dressed and matched white swIe $50.00 .per M. B.C. No. 1 ',XXX Shingles BC. No. 1 XXXXX Shingles Bird's Ashphalt Twin Shingles RIrd's Ashphalt R.oll Roofing 18 in. wide, the heaviest made. Fhone A. J. CLA'FWORTHY WANTON • EVERY SORT OF 30)3 PRINTING WE PRINT—Posters, Dodgers, En- velopes, Letterheads, Visiting Card?,, hipping Tags, and anything at all, at ghe Observer Printing Office, Hensel). Order's, taken for Daily and Weekly s. Toronto and London papers 14 In club with the Exeter Times 46.26. Leave your order at the Ob- • server Office, ' THE 7),ICKENS, YOIT DON'T. Did you see Oliver Twist, Aunty?" "Hush child. yea .know 1 don't at- tend thoSemodern dance." Tlie fact that a man led his vitor- )ous' college debating teara doesn't 'lila:La bit 'Of 'good, when he gets ,0 an argainent With the girl, he. tried. • SEXSMITH NENSAII. Mrs. Thee. Hudson was in London 'the forepart of the week. Mr. Robert McLaren this we spent a teW days in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. J. Passmore spent Wednesday at this week in London. MisslVlargaret Hobkirk, of London Spent Sunday with her parents in the village. Mrs. D. McHarg, of London, visit- ed here ,mother, Mrs.. T. Peart, on Mend ay. ; • Mr. ad Mrs. Rey White, of Lon- don, reeently'visitetwith-friends and ; relatives in town. Mr. Bill Welsh is at present con- fined to his home suffcgring from an attack of pleurisy. Miss Violet -Whiteside* spent the week -end the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A.. Hicks, of Centralia. ek ,Miss Annie Gilchrist, of. :London, recently visited her aunt, Miss- Mc- Arthur, of the Village. ' .Mrs: John Gould is visiting With "The Heroie Quartette" Will be the her sister, Mrs. Robert Campbell, at evening subject in the Methodist Ingersoll, at present'. . • chiirch on Sunday next, Mr. W. J. Northcott '.spent the Mr. Arthur Coxworth left on Mon week -end with friends in London. day evening for DUthaS; Sask.; wher Mr. F. Brown returned with him and lie has business interests, will visit with friends tor a tew days, Messrs. I -Land L. Schroeder, of nea,r London are spending a few days With their uncle, Mr. john Triebner. CHISELHURST IVEss McHaig and Miss Edna Gill, ol Hensall, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chambers, over Sunday. .Mr. Allan Millar Naha has been con- fined to his bed with inflam,atory rheumatism, is. slowly . recovering. We hope that he will soon he, around again. The Chiselhurst Epworth League are putting rya a play entitled "The Meek Trial," on Wednesday eVening. March 5th. There will be a program besides. Everybody come'and enjoy an evening's entertainment. , A number of neighbors last -1\16u - day afternoon attended a wood bee at the home of Mrs. Raney. The bee a success, as they cut over '20 cords of wood': Mr. Garnet Webber, of 'Louden, visited his parent, Mr. and Mrs. Webber; of town this week. Miss jessie Bell returned to ,A1Vind sor on Monday evening after spend- ing a short while with her parents here. Mrs. Ber)tha 'Bell returned this week from Toronto And other -points where' she has been attending the openings. :Rev. Dr. Fletcher 'conducted the services in Carmel' presbyteries' _church on Sunday last in the absence of Rev. J. A. McConnell. Owing to the irregular train ser- vice of the past week, pupils fidin atteeding, ,the Exeter -High .School enjoyed a few holidays. - Several cars of coalarrived in town this week iior loeal dealerS,. so we Will not, have to worry ahead freezing for -some timeto The Hensell and a•.half dozen • heck' este iiom; .the, 2nd . conees-s 'Sion of Hay, staged a game of dieele- 0 on the rink on Monday evening ZURICH last. The score resulted in a ,fie 4-4: Several afternoons this week our Mrs. H. F. Weseloh was 'a 'visitor rink has been the scene of inueh in 'London ,with her daughter,. Mrs. Roy Ifoward. ,• "sport.among the men of our village, who indulge in the art of curling. Mrs. C. Rupp is spending several! Since the exit of the old covered rink syeekS with friends and relatives in Thedford and Detroit, this sport has suffered a relapse 'in Mr. Win. 'Howard, of near Drys- dale, has disPosed of his s 50 -acre farmebeing lot EY2 29 N.B. Hay Tp.,' to Mr. Ed. Denomy, a neighbor, who takes possesscon 1st of March.' Miss Donella Ruby left Or kit- chener en Tuesday morning. Rev. W. D. McIntosh, of Bruce - field, • has received a call from the: Presbyterian church of Milton. -The stipend is $2,000, free manse and one months holidays. Mrs, Cornell Holtzman and. two A leap year euchre and dance will children, of D'Arcy, Saska, who visit- be held in .the Town Hall .on Friday ed with Mr. G-. Holtzman, of the vil- evening cif this week. First and sec- lage, left tor Kitchener on Friday, -ond prizes will he given for ladies Mrs. Wueeth, of Hamilton, is visit- and gentlemen. After the euchre ing at the home of Mr. P. Koehler. party lunch Will be served and then Mr. 1,1yEiekmeier. spent a few days last week at :his former home in Brodhagen. A,. quiet and pretty -wedding was celebrated on the Parr Line, Hay Tp., on Monday,- Feb.- 18th; .when Catherine Mnieen was united in mar- riage to Mr. Wm. Bender, soli of Me. eciening late when all the placeSdvere Herman Bender, salso Hey Tp s filled. ' ' • , , • Rev: H. -Rein -be, Of &tidal, 'a.diCiateda- . A very • pleasant time was spent • LEARN DRESSMAKING last Tuesday evening at the home of Mas- and Mrs, Conrad Keller, when a I will open My Dressmaking School number of their intimate friends in Kippen, March 3rd, teaching n all gathered to -Celebrate Mr.„ Kellen's Styles of Dress • and Coat -Making. 60th birthday.. , •Those Wishing to, take, the course please altend the first three :daYs.,, Mrs. 'Ward, Instructress. our town bat evidently there are atilt, seine curlers in the village. The W.M.S.; of Carmelschurch'will hold their regular monthly /fleeting en Thursday, March 6th, and oh the. following day, March. 7th, the ladies of the three congregations, Method- ist, Presbyterian and .Anglican, will hold 'their' annual day of, prayer in the Anglican church, in- the after- noon, all ladies are cordially invited to attend. daneing will -be dadniged in by these' Wishing to amuse thems,elsieS in this way. The committee in eharge Wish to point out 'that, it will be to your advantage to come:early and secure a table to play at as a. number were disappointed . the last party 'hyd - A. dress suit is like a pistol. If you have one, you keep looking for a chance to use it. FOR SALE -2 H.P. Crocker Wheeler, electric motor with starting box and installation 'equipment com- plete, in good mechanical condition, at a bargain for $120.00. Dlectnical Service and Supplies Zurich USE RAZ -MAH it Smokuiti-00 Silicaypo--,kg Snuff Just SwaHow a Callgie Restores normal breathing, stope mucus gatherings in the bronchial tubes, gives long, nights of quiet sleep; contains no habit-forming drug. $1.00 at yeti; cleuggiets. Send 4c in stamps for a • generous sample, . rcurnIetons, 142Xing. West,' Toronto: ' , 11 4 tIAIR:AN'PEED R1LiEI 1119 A. W. E. PIE1011)1111.11i HENSALI • ON4.l11O DWELLING FOR SALE One Story Frame Dwelling, north side King Street, Hensall; 4 rooms, 2 village lots, well situated. Small fruits and good water. Apply George Brown, or Gladnian-&. Startbury.' GREENWAY The box social which wasto have been held in the Parish Hall on Wed nesday evening was postponed to Fri- day evening on account of the bad weather • and roads, Rev, W. J. Mathes was chairman and a program of local talent assisted by the Greed BendMale Quartette, was enjoyedb all present. At the February meeting cif the Official Board Of, the IVIethodist chureh, Rev. W. Maines, B.A., was nnanimously invited to return next year.r3enings last week„„ Several from betespent a pleasant Mr, and Mrs. Cliff, of Parkhill. visited at the honie of mr. Henry evening with Mr. and Wire, Chas. Steiner last week. During the even- ing their little daughter, Aileen was baptised by Rev', W. j. Maines, DIISHWOOD Dr. H. H. Cowen, L. D. DENTAL SURGEON At McCormick's plonk, Zurich every Thursday and Saturday. MAIN OFFICE. Hartielb's Block ,-=• Dashwood, Ont. Mr, J. 0. Reid spent it few days in u cb. no w this week. win. Miller returned alonday even- ing after a pleasant visit with friends in Detroit. We are pleased ta report that Mr. C: Stade is improiring nicely. Our Exeter High School pupils liad a few days holidays last week owing to the storm. • Miss Fanny Kipper, of Grand Bend spent the week -end With Mrs. Mc - Isaac. a The Dashwood band will play at the skating rink on Thursday even- ing providing the weather is favor- able. ,Mr. Geo. Eldigheffer made a busi- ness trip,to Mitchell on Monday. Quite a number of farmers .are busy putting in their supply of ice which is of the very best quality. eREDITON , Mr. Henry Eilber is in Toronto this Week on business. 's Miss Edith Moore -is in Toronto at- tending the millinery openings. Mr. Ezra Feist had the misfortune tefall on the icy sidewalk and strain.' ed the ligaments of his arm. Mr. Cha. Zwicker was in Toronto on a business trip the past week. Mr. Girvin is visiting with Mr. and, Mrs!'11./K. Eilber for, a few days. „ Mr. and 1VIrs. Win. H. Smith and Gerald are visiting for a few weeks in Detroit. Mr. Young is reported to be very poorly again. DEATH OF THOMAS LAWSON ,. These passed away at the home of 1\fr, and Mrs.' `Jeseph Brolcenshire, Windsor, on Sunday, Feb. 17th, a former well known and much esteem- ed resident of Crediton, in the person of Mr. Thomas Lawson, at the age of 57 'years and twadnonths. The de- ceased had been in tailing health for about a year, but had been up and a- round untila short time previous to. his death, internal Cancer being the, cause of his demieelnMr. Lawson was. born in Stephen tossnashin, being •a Son of the late John and Mrs. Law- . son. His early life was ,spent in Ste- phen Tp., but about twenty years ago he moved to Detroit where he resid- ed- until nearly a year ago, i'Vhen he Moved ,to Ainherstbarg, andtas since' Made, that place his home. He was twice married, his first wife being Eliza -Mawhinney and the second, Millie White, by whonf' he is surviv- ed, together with his mother, four brothers and three sisters: 'William of Snoflake, Man.; Eli, of Creditan; George and : Garfield, • 'of Artland, Sask.; Mrs. Thomas , Edwards, of Windfall. Ind.; Mrs. Henry' Orleinan, of .Allegany, Pa., and Mrs. Arthur Halls, of Artland, Sask. . The late Mr. -Lawson had one son, Sergeant Percy Lawson, who was killed at Vimy Ridge, 'France in the World War. The funeral took place from the home of Inc mother. on Wednes- day of last week, to the Exeter cem- etery. FARQUHAR,. Wedding bells are, ringing in this vicinity. Our genial store -keeper, Mr. Goll- diags, has put in an ample supply of ice, so the boys are looking forward to a harvest of ice cream for ,the vil- lage next slimmer. ds Mr. D. A, McNicol, of Toronto, ,epent a 'few days last week with friends here. , Me. Thos. • Hunkin, agsessor,„has been held up in his dutiesen account of the immense snow, drifts. Tom says its no snap breaking roads he People's lanes, • , Don't miss the concert, on the 5th, • to be put on by Mi. W. R. Goulding, under the auspices of the Hall Co. The sawing match of Farquhar on February 15t1i, was attended by a large number of speetators in spite of Ilia fact that the day was cold and the roads in bad condition. A num- ber of critters were present from Chiselhurst and carried off most of the prizes. 'Rev, G. M. Chidley was time -keeper. The legs were of hard maple 20 incheS in diameter at the large end and 13 inches at the • sinal- LPr encl. Three prizes were awarded in each clas,s, One Jut Was taken off each and, and the time given is for making the two cuts: • Open Class let, McLeod andiVenner-1.20 mire: 2nd, Harris & Chambers 1.40 3-5 miti 8rd, Parke& Printne11-1.43 1-5 min 4th, Campbell & Pollen -e-1.53 5th, Austin & Bray -1.67 1-5 milt • Prize8—$10.00, $7,50, $5.00. • d Amateur Class 1St, McLeod & V'enner---1.33 1-5 miti 2nd, Parker & Brintnel1-1,40 min. 3rd. Harris& Cliam b c s--1, 40 4 min 111a Iiedgert&Fergusort-1,521/2 min 5 th Mc:Kellar &, Prizes—$8.00, $6.00, $4,00' CENTRALIA 51r.. W, It. Elliott was in Isotidon on Monday, Mr, Nornian. Mitchell is using his spare time eelling life insurance for thio Sun. Life Co. Mr; Jelin Essery was visiting 111 - Loudon during the sterm last week. M'r; Byron Hicks shipped cattle from Rannock Monday. s - The Farmer's Co -Operative 00., held their annual meeting on Friday evening. The old officers and direc- tors were all re-elected, under the able management of Mr., Geo: Hicks. The Company have had a prosperous year. Tile turnover being nearly 15% more than la'st year. A detail- ed financial report will be isstied 50011. ' , A syrup and pancake supper will be served at the home of W. 11. El- liott on Tuesday evening., Every- body welcome. ,The Ladies' Aid of Centralia Meth- odiat church are like an army organ- izedfor advance,• They Parc divided their numbers into three regiments or territorial divisions, and in a spir- ited but friendly competition, each section is trying to outdo the other in the results achieved. Tuesday • night the east and south section, championed by Mrs, Neil, put on a genuine old-fashioned oyster supper and concert. Oysters were served galore and a supper of prodigious quantity and unlimited variety greet- ed the hundreds of hungry enthusi- asts -who arrived. A, fine program of local talent was supplemented by the popular lecture "Marriage, The Pike's Peak of Success" by Rev. W. E. Donnelly, of James St. Church, Exeter. The next event will be , a pancake sodial put oh by the Fair- field group- next Tuesday night. GOSIELEN LINE During the severe storm of last Week and .the bad condition of the reads, .Miss Florence Turnbull, tea- cher at Kiva school, attempted to cross, the fields and on her waybe- came entangled in the. wire fence of which she was unable to free herself and was almost exhausted ewhen the caretaker of the school happened that way and extricated her, sending her on, her way rejoicing. Bobby, (looking up from book)— Ma, was Robinson Crusoe an acro- bat? mother -s -I don't know dear, why? Bobby—Well it says here that after he had finished his day's work Pc sat down ort his chest. ELIIVIVILLE ty,114,S, bold TB meeting at the home of Mrs Ittoli'd johne. on Wednesday of last week. Mrs, W. johns on Tuosday ocean panied her sisterd Mrs. Rd. Thornton rig' to her home in Al- berta, as far as London. Mater Freddie Johns had the mis- fortune to cut his toe with en axe one day lest week' hrever, we ore pleased to state heie doing uicelY. ,Don't forget the lecture in the chereh on 'Friday night, to be sd-ven by•Rev. Mr. Donnelly, of Exeter. The Review, of Siunmerland, B.C., cOntains the following reference to the former pastor of the Elimville circuit, Rev. ,T. H. Armitage; • "Six young people united with the Suannerland Methodist church last Sunday morning when the Sacrameat of the Lord's Supper was also ad- niinistered to a large number. Rev. J. H. Armitage, pastor of the church, has been unanimously invited to re- snain for another year. and also to col/Untie as paetor of the church at Naramata. At the general Inteiness meeting held last week, financial conditions and other matters were found to be quite encouraging in view of ,presenent local financial re- verses, while there has been. quite an increase in loose collections, indicat- ing a larger floating attendance at the Sunday services." In the same issue of the nsaper it states that the Pussywillows ;are out. Pansy Was- son -is and Buttercups have been pick- ed in gardens. • CLUBI3ING RATES Exeter Times $1.50 a Tear: $2.00 to the United States. Times and London Advertiser $6.25 Times and London Free Press $6.25, Times and Toronto Globe $6,25 Times and Mail and Empire .... $6,25 Times and The Toronto Star ' $6.25 Times & Family Herald & Star $3.25 Times and Farmers' Advocate $3.00 Times and The Farmer's Sun....$2.90 and Christian Guardian $3,40 & PresbYterian Witness •$3.40 & Canadian Countryman $2.40 and World Wide .. $3.75 and Montreal Witness $3.45 and Saturday Night ........$5.25 and McLean's Magaiine $4.25 The above publications may in obtained by Times subscribere. in an.1 combination, the pirce for any pub- lication being the figure given, less $1.50, representing the price of The Times Times Times Times Times Tinges Times S1) '' fah Y0(11 SUBS( •••••••••••"...' • Tile el es ter ybur 11 in o' ' this /taper .vill show to 'what date yozir piiper • is poici, If in 'arreit.vg"1:17 please reinit by money vrdev, ragiet- erad letter or ellectue • at par, It will relieve us of the •cost of ...'ieAiding 001 it you will act pa this suggesticiii Ot ()nee.. forget that the rale Js 1,50 a Year , in adtktittice. •41110r10511 subscriptions *2,0 0,-cowitig "te extra iioStage, .)014.0,01114,..• •••••-••-• - Dreco splendid say SIyation Artily Band Leader ill -id 'his wife. IVIr. and Mrs. John W. Wood, o 186 Duro St. Stratford Ont.,re well •known throughout their coin - inanity as public spirited eitesens. Mr. "Wood has achieved distinction as leader of the Salvation Array String Band, while Mre. Wood' i$ prominent in the same organizatien. For some time Mr. and Mrs.' Wood had. been victinis of digestive disord- ers. Read he'vv they corrected these ailments by the timely use of Dreco. "1 recommend Dreco," says Mr,. Wood, because* my wife and 1 have received really wonderful benefit froth it in a very short time. My stomach is better and my appetite, is as good as it ever was. My bowels too, are regular and when I get up in the morning I feel greatly refresh- ed, because of having enjoyed a night of souhd, unbroken sluniber. "My wife too wee troubled with constipation and loss of sleep. Since taking Dreco, however, her bowels Parc become regular as a clock and she too, sleeps soundly at night.- We are both delighted with the" benefits Dreco bas given us in so short a time." Dreco wine the appreciation oS re- liable peorile by its own absolute re- liability. It fulfils every claimn that is made for it. Dreco is purely herb- al and contains no mercury, potash or habit forming drugS. Dreco is being specially introdu- ced in Exeter by W. S. Howey, and is sold ,,,by a g90(1 druggist everywhere. rgre Percentage of Accidents Preventa I ' 5. Windsor Station Montreal headquarters at the Canadian Pacific Railwa• y Inset, Mr. E. A. Cunningham, who says that the study of •safoty is not a matter for large corporations, but l� as broad as the nation is wide. N411. E. A. CUNNINGHAM, efficiency engineer, as well as practical hints on industrial hygiene; the Canadian Pacific Railway, who is also -chairman prevention of accidents; publicity advertising, and of the Traffic Section Province ,of Quebec Safety motion pictures that impress the lesson Al prevention • League, referring to the terrible toll of deaths front and avoidance. There is no reason why this good • street accidents during late years, said that the study work might not be successfullycarried out, in the of safety is not a matter only for large corporations, schools,by the Rotary, Riwanii, Lions, and other i or industrial firms, but is as broad as the nation it- clubs; n the church itself, as well as in the shop, self. "The practice of 'Safety First' on the rail -ways," factory, railway employ, or elsewhere. said Mr. Cunningham, "has necessarily developed into, Visits to plants -where safety appliances have been a complex study in which each individual must play installed • convey a striking testimony. A careful • his part." Observance of rules for safety, everywhere, worker is the best safety device, after an employer and uncler all conditions, Concerns not only employers, has done his duty to hi a employees to the best of his, employees, and their families, but everybody with ability. The dissemination of knowledge by the traffie humane principles,' and every consumer of the pro- section of the )Safety League will eventually pay divit. ducts of industry. "Safety First" might with advan- dends and pay in health by escape from hazards. tage be in the thoughts of everybody in this city and Organization against'accidents can save life and limbt, ,province. The heavier -the casualties, in mines, fad- and expresses itself in wasting signs, appeals to bo • tories, .shops, department stores and office buildings, careful and in safety consmittees. The motto nowa. the 'larger the insurance and damage bills. days should be not so much "Sa.fety First," but "Safety This is - , every manufactured article. Those who have inaugu- who have 'reflected in taXation and in the price of at All Timseasccd'iedThiehegino(s)edivWesorlivtibtheitt-thgedloanbeorbyoftlitoo4s rated, with such outstandingly meritorious success, Of conserving the life and limb of the communit/. the various Provincial Safety Leagues rightly sum- should set the ;p0pu1abe thinking, with the net reeult. mon every, industrial, civic, edticatiortal- and social of declining c,asualtY lista, and more contented citizens, organization to co-operate towards the prevention of The "Stop—Loolt—Thaten" campaign now under; the great huthan waste that now °cent's. We aro told way is a most commendable one, and if 51 cottld be on high authority that there is a very large percentagecarried into effect, at all times and tinder all eircum- . of ,accidents preventable,' Precautions are beteg Very stances, by all.clasSes Of the community, what a balmy, rigidly ebsersted by the Canadian Pacific people, Which healthy place thiS rnetrOpolitim city of Montrearwoutd is 'best exelliplifiod* by the record of "crossing" ac,ei- be, and what a hatveSt of indirectly:beneficial resultii dents for the last three years in the Quebec district, would he ,garnered in by t4 obviationOf accidell,t4 —an analysis svhieb proves that while there have been deaths—and their consequentiai. unhappiness and loss. many regrettable accidents, those that could be attri- The railway men's mettO is an excellent ozie,which. to negleet or carelessness of railWaY employees Sayst--"When in doubt, make sureft Those with anyr have been negligible, Campaigns of -safety are being degree of, responsibility might with advantage take , carried ont 111 many was, comprising talks to Om- the advice to themzeivS and act thercon,---IVIOntreal, ployeeS, under the St, dohn A/aniline-it Association G • tt