. Canadian grocer January-March 1919. eSaskatchewan Livestock Commission, ap-pointed to look into the livestock situ-ation and recommend steps to encouraerethe industry in the province. In viewof the fact that the Creameries com-pany already have part of the plantnecessary for the growth of the livestockindustry, they have been intrusted withthe development of the stockyards andabattoirs. Details will be announcedshortly. APPOINTED GENERAL FOODINSPECTOR H. J. Dager, Toronto, has recentlybeen appointed General Food Inspectorfor the Province of Ontario, and willcover the whole province in the fu
. Canadian grocer January-March 1919. eSaskatchewan Livestock Commission, ap-pointed to look into the livestock situ-ation and recommend steps to encouraerethe industry in the province. In viewof the fact that the Creameries com-pany already have part of the plantnecessary for the growth of the livestockindustry, they have been intrusted withthe development of the stockyards andabattoirs. Details will be announcedshortly. APPOINTED GENERAL FOODINSPECTOR H. J. Dager, Toronto, has recentlybeen appointed General Food Inspectorfor the Province of Ontario, and willcover the whole province in the Administration of the Inspection ofFoods has been changed from the InlandRevenue Department to the Departmentof Commerce. This, it is expected, willgive a more effective system of opera-tion, and it is intended to carrv on thesupervision and inspection of food to agreater extent, and the Food Adultera-tion Act will be more rigidly enforced inthe future than it has been in the past. 38 C AN A i I I \ N GROCKH February 7, L919. CHARLES CHAPUT President of Chaput, Fils & Cie, Montreal, who has been in the present business for 61 years PRESIDENT OF L. CHAPUT, FILS & CIE HONORED BY STAFF Celebration of 77th Birthday of Head of Firm and His 61 Years in Business. Charles Chaput, president of L. Cha-put, Fils & Cie, Limitee, wholesale gro-cers of Montreal, was the guest of honorat a recent banquet given by his direct-ors and employees, to celebrate his 77thbirthday and also his 61 years in bus-iness. The function was held in the packing room, gaily decorated withflags, had been transformed for the oc-casion and was large enough to accom-modate 200 people, the whole staff. Anorchestra had been provided and openedthe function by playing God Save theKing, and 0 Canada. At the head table sat Chas. Chaput,with his eldest son, Rev. Father Chaput,, and Armand Chaput, Ferd. Prud-homrae, Emile Chaput, Bruno Trudel,Omer Loiseau, Wilfrid Deziel, directors,and Jos. Normandea
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