B.C. LUMBER WORKER

From page 6
Baby Sitters

Dispose of ash tray contents
safely.

Be careful with matches—don’t
discard th

and giv ritten
Fire "Binengeney fistattions to
your Baby Sitters. These should
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cool enough to touch.

Fire-safe Housekeeping
Collect and remove rubbish—
regular disposal of wast-paper
and other coml paseo __ Waste
eielle materials is of utm import-
How ie ‘call the Fire Depart- ance, Waste eatceiale shoul be

placed in covered metal_con-
w to reach the parents, Dec- | fainers and removed from the
tor, police, neighbours,
reventing Home Fires Clean up an attic and
Smoke in safe place only —| Slosets — old furniture, cloth-
in be

Lae ing etc. are fuel for fires and

ould be “no Sues should be discarded.

areas, Clean or discard dirty. polish-
is and cloth

od rovide plenty of ash trays, and

Your Home ame, Your Job

“| Check to
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are not blocked
- Paper, wood
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TYPE OF FIRE

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THEY CAN BE USED

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Keep garages and.sheds neat.

MOST COMMON CAUSES OF HOME FIRES IN 1956:
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chimneys and flue:

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Concealed wall, ceiling and floor spaces wncrnnnirnne
Attics

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HOW TO ESCAPE FROM
A FIRE

More people are killed by smoke and
poisonous fumes given off by fires than by
actual flames. Many fires occur at night and
by the time you are aware of them they will
have gained a strong foothold. If you awaken
to the smell of smoke or the sound of fire, do
not rush out into the hall. Feel the door first.
If it is hot do not attempt to open it as the
hall is probably full of fire that will burst
in on you.

_ KEEP YOUR FIRE DEPARTMENT
NUMBER BY YOUR PHONE