. Hardware merchandising March-June 1919. berswithin the next few days. Circularsoutlining Ten Reasons Why RetailersShould Belong to the Ontario RetailHardware Association are being sentout to non-members, and this, it is indi-cated is just the forerunner of a big-campaign to secure additional member-ship. Those in attendance at the executive meeting were: A. J. Wright, president,Hamilton; John Caslor, treasurer, To-ronto; W. F. Macpherson, ; Nelson Mills, Hamilton; GeorgeE. May, Toronto; F. B. Smith, Belleville. Lurers and merchants in the United King-dom are free to make th
. Hardware merchandising March-June 1919. berswithin the next few days. Circularsoutlining Ten Reasons Why RetailersShould Belong to the Ontario RetailHardware Association are being sentout to non-members, and this, it is indi-cated is just the forerunner of a big-campaign to secure additional member-ship. Those in attendance at the executive meeting were: A. J. Wright, president,Hamilton; John Caslor, treasurer, To-ronto; W. F. Macpherson, ; Nelson Mills, Hamilton; GeorgeE. May, Toronto; F. B. Smith, Belleville. Lurers and merchants in the United King-dom are free to make their own term:;with regard to price and delivery fromMay 1. HOLD ANNUAL MEETING Election of New Officers Main Business At Steel Co. of Canada Meeting At the annual meeting of the SteelCompany of Canada Ltd., held in Hamil-ton on Wednesday of this week, the mainbusiness of the company was confinedto making some changes in directorateof the company. Hon. Charles Alex-ander, Providence, , retired from theboard, and G. H. Duggan Montreal,. FRANCIS H. WHITTONWho Mas elected a vice-president of theSteel Co. of Canada, Hamilton, at theannual meeting, Wednesday of thisweek. The post of General Managerwhich Mr. Whitton held has been abol-ished. president of the Dominion Bridge Com-pany, was elected in his place. CyrusA. Birge retired from the office of vice-president, but remains on the Hobson was re-elected president,and F. H. Whitton and Ross D. McMaster, Montreal, vice-president, and H. , secretary. All the other officersand directors were re-elected. Mr. Hobson g-ave the presidents re-port, and Mr. Whitton the report ofgeneral manager. The office of genera!manager and assistant were abolished,the former occupants of these offices be-ing elected vice-presidents. Harry Barrowman, who for fifteenyears has been with A. M. Bell & , of Halifax, and is leaving to gointo business for himself, was presentedby the staff with a handsome oak clockand an office
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