. Industries canadiennes forestières Juillet-décembre 1922. L'exploitation forestière ; les forêts et la foresterie ; Produits forestiers ; l'industrie de pâte de bois ; industries du bois. 42 Canada Hamilton du bûcheron, élu président du bûcheron, W. J. Aitchison, qui est un marchand de bois de Hamilton, Ont., et dirigeant de l'entreprise d'Aitchison &AMP ; Co., a été récemment réélu président de l'Union congrégationaliste du Canada, qui a tenu sa réunion annuelle à Brantford. M. Aitchison, qui a longtemps été un membre éminent de la dénomination de la congrégation, est également largement connu dans la forêt. W. J. Aitchison, Hamilton (Ontario), fabrication

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. Canadian forest industries July-December 1922. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. 4 2 CANADA LUMBERMAN Hamilton Lumberman Elected President W. J. Aitchison, who is a well-established lumber merchant of Hamilton, Ont., and head of the firm of Aitchison & Co., was lately re-elected president of the Congregational Union of Canada, which held its annual meeting in Brantford. Mr. Aitchison, who has long been a prominent member of the Congregational denomination, is also widely known in the forest. W. J. Aitchison, Hamilton, Ont. products arena and is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Ontario Retail Lumber Dealers' Association, as well as one of its pioneer members. Gathering Maple Seeds in City Streets It appears that rural Ontario needs more trees and Toronto has been doing what it can to supply the need. Men were recently busy gathering maple seeds in west end streets, the little fluttering but- terfly seeds with which children love to play. They have been sorting' them out, rejecting the bad ones and putting the perfect ones in bags by the bushel and sending them to Norfolk County. E. J. Zavitz, provincial forester, said that the province was going to grow these seeds in the nurseries at Norfolk and had been making a collection in Toronto because the Forestry Department had men in the city who were capable of handling that sort of work. When grown the trees will be sent all over Ontario, mostly to replenish farmers' woodlands. Eastern Lumber Business is Better W. B. Snowball, of J. B. Snowball Co., Chatham, N. B., reports that business is greatly improved of late and that their new planing mill is giving satisfaction, turning out a good quality of stock which is evidently pleasing to customers as the company are getting re- turn orders. The firm report that while prices have not materially improved, still the demand is heavier, and that a leading Liverpool firm recently placed with them bus

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