In fact it is one of the ideas of the day and everyone admits that what is needed is the application of the ordinary business principles of harmonious combination, with a proper--er--restriction of output and general economy of operation." "Very good," said Mr.Furlong, "I'm sure if you're willing to try, the rest of us are." "All right," said Mr.Fyshe.

"I thought of setting Skinyer, of Skinyer and Beatem, to work on the form of the organization.

As you know he is not only a deeply religious man but he has already handled the Tin Pot Combination and the United Hardware and the Associated Tanneries.

He ought to find this quite simple." * * * * * Within a day or two Mr.Skinyer had already commenced his labours.

"I must first," he said, "get an accurate idea of the existing legal organization of the two churches." For which purpose he approached the rector of St.Asaph's.