FEBRUARY _1g. 19a

(7301-1551 Stock Exchange

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“w” ) n’ Clone 11 Tel 15° 3'4 gun,“ 5 1-2 Cm 0"" an CI! lid cm P” 5 1'8 c“ swmswp s4 1-2 °°‘l‘§;l‘§“ =6 15,1511 Coal P53 79 Dom Bridﬂ? a mm Stool B l egridso g 54:: mm Smith 11 ﬁn’: m, 12 3-4 1111. Nickel 33 Lake of Wand; ll 3-4 Mggsey Harris 5 m1 P wcr 26 1-4 2:": it gsfilhdie 5g 3,4 MR. F. M. JONES st m“, mm 2 General Manager Si, Lag W118 6° . . FINANCE N. Y. S.0c ' _ By Frederick Gardner ‘Associated Press Finrncial Writer . NEW YORK. Feb. 1l—-(AP)—-A 1" * Th Cndlo Pres) “ °§=¢ mar- Stockguy e a a n s Close 1:“ down "'4' “unlemlw 1°95“ 9t 1 Am c and 5' 27 1-4 ° m“ “l” 2 P°-."‘5- AnlTe] a; Tel 163 Internet onal Nckcl, _¢ff one Anaconda 23 34 pO-nt at 24 1-2, lcd Caitodian issues Baldwm 113cc 15 b8 Bﬁflérally lower. Lcsses o4‘ 3-8 of a Bendix Av 34 5_8 point and less were registered by Bali". Steel so 13.52"“ and l?“ S“ T“ Mimi BY?- Chcs a; Ohio 41 gqiﬂaagksiltgg-g? and Ford. Imperial ~.= 6' 1-2 " ‘ - $1,313,135“): 2f H Bc-thle-Yflom Steel closed at a0. Em Am m, 2,; H, pf! 2 1-4. us. Steel at 01. down Gen Exec 32 34 1 3-4. Phelps Dodge at 28 1-4. off Gen Motors 43 b8 1-2, Great Northern pm at g4 Gt N" p“ 24 14 l-4, oili’ 1 3-4: In/cemationa] Harv. Kennecott 32 5-8 ester M‘ 48 "2' am“ 1 1'2 and Mom ward 38 DuPont at 14o 1-2. down 1 2-4. NY 08mm! u 74 a The Asswiatsd Pres average of m: Am 05 15 1-2 n" ﬁlm“ dmwd 5 l“ 4W duv- Pm 23 14 30o ng the 194i Icw touched 1115b, PM P“ Co 36 .7_8 . Tkansactions increased to 413- sm o“ NJ 34 b‘ 420 shares compared with 264,610 Texas Corp g7 yesterdav‘ United Air '1 1-2 US Rubber 19 3-4 ,, US Steel Co c Vanadium 09W West Union I9 5-8 West Elec 95 ___ NEW YORK. Feb. 11-—(CP)-— P; llorzgwKgiigz dollén- adlvazirced - C911 , (‘C11 0 file T26 M0nfredl Curb foreign exchange marketnhcre t.- day. I-t was the year's tsp price 1:1 . relation to the United States dol- (By The Canadian Press ° ' m, ..'§§‘°..§i‘;‘li£i‘.%2‘h21.§i‘é$.;"§§1~ h‘ 04°” it ' late. also improved. moving up Abnébll mm to 5.50%('!€1fn1é5.£glte SWISS franc dip. QPQQSHQSN“ I: 7'3 The Canadian 001m at 02.01 1-2 Beauhamois 9 L8 cents and the pound Sterlmg at Bamurst A n 34 $4.08 for open market cables were Don A 4 ilnchanscd. (Ottawa Foreign Ex- Fmer v T c a change Control Board rate 9.09- pom A 16 991 per oent discount. Imp Oil 9 . Int Pete 1-4 . 03m Llvestock Grain _—' " MDNPREAL, Feb. 11—(CP)— The Dominion Lzvcstock Branch _ rap riled today there wcre 127 qmcAGo “m n__mp)_ cattle, 8 sheep and lambs. 1.206

Wheat futures hit the toboggan in all d mestc markets today and limes at Chicago sold dovmward as Hillrh as i 7-8 cents under the re. mus close. The clcse was slig tly above the day's lowest levels.

Wheat closed l 1-4—l 3-4 cents 1W"- Mav 80-79 7-8. July '14 1-4 ——1-8, com off 1-4-5-8. May 60 l-B-ﬂl. July so 3-4-1-11, and outs unchanged b0 l-4 lfwer.

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1°55“? H? 311410390 $115353’ 111x312: iracl onsirom wheat futures prfces °n wlllmifg 8min excfharme today.

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hogs. and 542 calves for safe on the two Montreal Livestock markets.

Veal calves were 25 cents or more lowcr. Otiher classes of livestock were steady.

Cattle were moving sloivly at about steady prices. Butcher c ws ranged frcm $4.25 to $6.60. Good cows $8 up. Cancers cutters $3 and common bulls $4.50

Veal calves ranged from $9 to $12, good veals $11.50 t: $12 and the bulk of the com-manor lends from $9.50 to $10. Drlnkirs were $6 to $8.50 and grnssers $4.50 to $5.25, Mostly $4.75 to $5.

Buck lambs were $8 to $9 and

, Great We"t Saddlery was active

MR. J.

E. RICHARDSON Manager ciiuukltfﬁlﬂWll Branch

HALIFAX, February 11 - Pro. 5511166 t0 the shareholders at the annual General Mectng of The Eastern Tzust Company here today, the Companvls Financial Statement for the y-sctr 194) showed that bus- iness had been will maintained dur- ing the Yiar in spite of steadily in- creasing tax burdens. The usual eiuht per cent dividend on the cap‘- tal stock had been paid, and office pemises and fixtures together with various other items of property written down.

Although the usual conservative valuations o'er-e placed on the Com- pany‘s holdings. the balance sheet 0B1‘?! ShOWS a growth in assets un- der administration. These have now reached a total of $62,237.68.

Toronto Exchange

TORONTO, Feb. 1i-fCP)—'I‘ak- inc the cue from Wall Street, Tor- onto exchange listing-s moved dwwn- ward today.

Volume was heavier than on Monday but still Lgiht at 208,000 shores.

Preston sold in sizeable volume at a loss of 18 cents to 2.92, mmaque dropped 20 t. close at 4.75 and-d:- clincs of l0 to 15 cents were netted by Kerr-Addison, Macassa, Muc- Lecd-Ccckshutt, Slyvanitc and Wright-Hargreaves and the close was dc/wn 5 to 8 cents for Aunor. Coniaumm, Ghesterville. Pamour, San Antoni: and Upper Canada. Dome weakened 1-2 io 22 1-2.

Smelters, Nickel and Ncranda weakened 3-4, Nickel closing at 32 3-4 and Steep Ecck fell 8 cents to 1.22. Pend Oreillc dropped 9 cents and Ventures and Waite-Amulet weakened 5 each.

British Amn-erican Oil firmed 1-4 and Imperial dropped 1-4. Ford A weakened l-Z to 15 and mild weak- ness developed in Brazilian. Can- ada Stecmships. Dominion Rund- ries, National Steel Car and Con- solidated Paper.

and u.p 1-2 to 5, a new high for recent years and other gainers wsrc Distillrrs-Seagrams. Shawinigan. Tcrcnito Elevators and Weston pfd.

Hcme Oil ‘cl sed 22 cents down at 1.93 on turnover of 3,030 shares. Calgary and Edmonton weakened 4 cents to 1.20, Calmont los-t 1 1-2 lo 20 i-2 and Oknlia and Foothills were lz-sver for briken lots.

MINING

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i1;1i;i:s.;::1.i§“.ii1112220021 0-... 0 w $6.». M cent low-n M,“ when m 77 b‘ Hogs were steady at $11.50 f1- Aqmg Q11 m 1.4 and Jilly 7a 7-1; cent; l bushel B-l dressed. $8.50 in $8.60 for B-1 51551-1110,? ,1: 1.4 Buencs Aires values shﬁyed alive fed and watered and $8.65 to 5mm (mid ,0; lit-vy change. “ $8.85. mostly $8.75 nff trucks de- Anglj) (id-n c4 win close: Iivemid, G135; mdqsgrewﬁl 1X1’ "g Arntfield .07 3-8 e t; M _ _ prom . iun s on o ,4 1,3." 8.0 t a ﬂy In x ‘B’ July 78 7 a gradeslfmsows were $5.50 to $6.50. 332122914 1-2 R .2 . -—-i--——* - B . M .08 1- 031353152? a‘ 5 a- July 82 5-211. 112;? Ex“ .14 1 Y: . _ - e ti. 1.10 11. e’ May 45 1 ‘B’ July 4'2 7 a PfOdlICQ P T1088 gidigtogd .00 1-2 oblo .08 3-8 Braltrno 9.7 MONTREAL. no. u-rcrl- Emma“ '85 Produce Market ‘piices here tosgty. gglfémgzgn b2 For win“ N as reported by the Dcmimon _ e- cdn MM I51 r EGGS 0|’ Any partment of Agrmillure, follow. Ganbco m2 °‘“" "58"" “more siﬂli“i‘~tslili”1».=‘;“"‘3rfl§“"l?5i our: YEAR r0 REPAY m.» ma. slids, your... p1'ico,33 ggggfgg g; APPLY To NEAREST muNcn o], 1-2-34; Quelxc no 1 pasteunzod. Chester‘; 1:93 . regraded, wholesale price, 33 1-8— cache“ m, 76 33.14; Quebec nol rcgmded, 32 Gammon 23 _ of l-ghgg‘elf4llllcsterii while and col- ‘Cwmurum 1 2 -' - Dom» - cred. Viol-scale prlc;, for eXPQTt- _14- D 13 3.4 Current: receipt, pflCe western white E:§L“;Z';f "9 Iourntv onrosrrs PROVIDI chem 14 1-164 WWW" °°l°ledi 14 1211510115 as ron REPAYMIJNT 3-10- 1 d Falcon 2.00 YOU mum m“ “m” shmmem‘ " “Se. no mu: 041-2 IF you y frce cases. offering at. A-large 23. 5.3mm“! 04 ou 12 MONTHLY l _ _ l. A__ He. BORROW RECEIVE 059051130]: A-med-“m 2° 12 2 - P" s Francteur .42 t so g 55,31 , 5 1" 1'21"; 1 75. 6°__ Gods 1.410 a1 Q 95 s as." ‘ s POLBLBS. Whites 110 fi- o Gomala 121-2 I 144 a 114,50 n, 37°! 31° 3- -45'f-55= N5 Q?“ ‘i Q n, c0111 01m 0o 3 w; s n,” s" l '75s .05-.75. PEI co ‘ers n Gunnm, 25 3 30o ‘ no", s25 15's .75—.80; PEI mountain no i. Hawww 01 3.4 5 492 s “d” “l .80—-.85. Bermuda reds 110 1 59$ Humor p3 3.4 "- 11.00050 889 "M 1mg n ck , s; _ a . , I-Iol nznr 1- ......ir..".i5.1rssi:s..~:.... m- “i, ii‘1-‘i"ll?$.i.lll%€“°llii'“”“‘ llliiééliédollféﬁiki°‘i"ity - . ' n M ' - aux ARRANVGIB" T" your 01a lz-w. Nail’ M s2 5-4 h; bhfwlilgtghthbfllllﬁémwzﬁlllﬁalftlfk ‘t? Jw" wf‘ ,5? M q new low. losing four points. an“, ‘g2 Oonozlidalted Sloeltem and Inter- Lake Sh“. 19 14 115110111? N-gkel dégiggfgn ﬂ-éaaﬂam Lgmgqug 4:15 Dom-ion or. . m, cad on M t Cogent and Asbestos all vemalned mptgh LL ‘n? un and: . 1 . a Montreal Power carried an nd- hkglf,” M0 9 vance of 1-8 through the session Madam 155 o ‘ but Brazilian and Bell Telephone Madam b3 ' both showed mlnuses. In! c115. an Malam, 04 G penal was weaker on _ can a McIntyre 47 "u" M00? 50'! -- — Stlb 5mm“?! 155"" b u‘ mivqfj back" McWaticrs J7 In] ‘m’. so.‘ ‘ ‘ 2c n, Ogher luéscrs were! Disdco Min cpn .69 . — " ' a ian a1‘ pre err . c , 43 cﬂlf Tripp 50'; _ _ 3 1.1; ||,_ Bridge, Ogilvie and United Steel. Qfﬁff (,3 3,4 "o Tots] sales: 22100 shares; Indus; NEW“, 35 V! MEATS ALI. NEW “cg trials, 0.000: Mines. 15.100. Bond . ggzgsfgg: 12g M ——-——-————"—" 01mm 75 hlllld stmjg‘ noun. m». 10.9mm - mourn .11, m; that all foreimers other than Ger- Om u mans livlnu In Slcllv would have to 92mm“. “a leave that island nowresgxlwveq m Pandora M Y. nwct.'z=sz~.."zzo.it mm» o

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OFFICERS OF EASTERN TR usT COMPANY 1

MR. C. II. B. LONGWOBTB Director

Eastern Trust Company Business

Is Well Maintained

In his address to e shareholders

Hon. F. B. MoOurdY. P. C.. Presid- net of The Eastern Trust Ccmpany. xefexcd io the adverse effects oi the- W81‘ cn primary producers, a- mong whom borrowers cn mortgages have had 1no e than ordinary dif- ficulty in meeting interest obliga- tions. Mr. McCurdy painted out that the policy of the Companv continues to be (‘me of ﬂizlpiulnes: in all such 0159s of advesity.

Warm appreciation of the loyal and efficient service given by the Company's officers was expressed bv Mr. McCurdy.

No change in the personnel of The Board of Diectors occurred durhg the year, and all were re-elecied a-i the annual meeting.

Paymaster 22 Pick Crow 2.75 Powell .80 Preston 2.92 Quemznt. .04 1-2 St Ant .11 San Ant 2.20 Senator .40 Sheet) Crock 85 Sherritt 72 Sist-wn .58 Slzizlen .32 Slave Lake .17 Sou W P .23 Sleep Rock 122 Sud Bash 125 Sud Cont ,04 Sullivan .60 Sylvnnito 2.50 Teck Hughes 3.30 Tcburn 1.57 Udhl .32 Upper Cda. 1.50 Ventures 3,35 Vulom .32 1-2 Waite Amu 360 Wezzdigo .21 Wrt I-Irlrg 6.10 UNLISTED Foothills .55 Penrl Orc 1.65 Tem: - .04 7-8

BANKS

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Close ROY“ 160

Professional Cards

McLEOD & BENTLEY

W. E. BENTLEY. K. C. J. A. BENTLEY, K. C. C. F. BENTLEY. LL. B. Barristers and Attorneys-at- Law

MONEY T0 LOAN 154 Prince Street

MIIRRELI. 81 00. 1 I]. F. ARCIIIBALIJ

Chartered Accountant: Eastern Trust Building Charlottetown

M. ALBAN FARMER

8A.. LLB. BARRISTER. SOLIUITOR. ETC. Cnnndlan Bank o! Commerce Bldg. MONEY T0 LOAN

ALEX W. MATHESON amnusrlslt. suuulTon ETC. Money lo Loan Collection!

Olllce: 90 um: George Si».

NOTICE

All overdue and unsettled notes and accounts due the es- tate of the late William Yeo of Kingston must be settled with the undersigned within the next thirty days, otherwise the some will be handed to the Estuhfsi Attorneys for attention.

ORMAN YEO Kingston.

L 8-13-2-12-11.

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The Eastern Trust Company

FORTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT For the Year 1940 ’

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The annual report of The Eastern Trust Company for the year 1940, presented to the share- holders atl annual meeting on February 11th, reveals further improvement in the Com- pany’s affa s, despite the adverse effects of War Conditions and War Taxation.

During the year Estates, Trusts and Agencies under Administration increased to a total of l $62,52l,237.66, which is the highest point in the Company’s history. Net earnings for the year,

after deducting management expenses, amount to $133,330.97. A favorable balance of $26,650.09 was carried forward to Profit and Loss, after providing for taxes, depreciation, and

the regular dividends. The Reserve Fund remains at $350,000. *- »

While new trends in trade and finance due to the War are making successful operations more difficult, nevertheless the Company’s condition continues to strengthen. The successful man- ner in xvhich estates and trusts of all sizes are administered is attracting new business to the Company in steadily increasing volume.

i FORTLEIGHTH c 1151 P ‘a uufflobdbggga ASSETS 4 . 5P 31 P - . - D l , P - ' ANNUAL REPORT Reserve Fund .. 350,000.00 5x31211201? Mulli- 0F THE Profit and Loss cipal and other ‘ Account .. 26.55000 Bonds . ...$ 305,142.90 BOARD or numerous P',‘j}’;§,‘§;;;g**,'g§* stocks ...... .. 10.00504 F ‘h Y Taxes . 56,005.41 LN"; °n 5M1" or e cur Ended Djgjdend Na 159 Marid Bonds . 11113.32; ue January 2, or gages . . . . .. . . 31“ Demmlm" 1940 1941 20,000.00 Accrued 1mm,“ To the Shareholders: on hlortgasel Your Directors silbrnii here- _ ami Bmds 933355 with the Financial Statement of ' 4 ' 39311551319 Held your Company for the year For Sale 80.41591 _ ended 81st December, 1940. 0m“ premise; In previous years of the period V8 l! H 5. and of 1934-1940, in our operations Safe D0P°5it ) i1. had proved pusslblc in meet BQXES - . - - - -- 94.000110 the generally; rising fax hurdtlw Advance; (11 E5. by increasing ofllciency tales, T111515 iilvsllgmiesluiihinwihe m and Agencies. 150,312.02 yenarm 1s n .- in 1940, for giheg llrstscl , s 1'482‘65a'5° caasxll-td a: H222?‘ 150 O04 43 nssessmgnts rimmed DEPOSITS FOR IN‘ ESTMENT: * » ' s 1 462 65a so where our net ﬁrm. GUARANTEED 53047-56528 ' ' " for the your i9 5 - DEPOSITS FOR INVESTDIENT: During that 111- GUARANTEED: ing for ihc nee; D - - cies, we had c' 1 omm-mn‘ Pm‘ annually the Slﬂll of gglailglradngglé; Yfag-lriii" -f_'?'_"”~" B010.- .... .. s 21411211125 - “"- ,‘° m‘ ‘*_'-~ Mortgages 1,059,514.10 Wei-l (fnfiglmi, y‘ . Loans on Stock! ‘jisugiq 62f“ 4 " and Bnnds .. 835,669.35 ‘S110 Oaizcgfign _ i \_ ‘ T Accruehdi Interest ‘ ,‘ J .1 "‘ ", ' j tgages pay the cost nf (flu i". 2- .- c“ or acquired in 10-10. 15111. mu ‘M? m 28 cg‘? afndgahk BONE“ H" ' ' ’ ' and on Hand . 50,863.63 _ -——_-$ 5,047,555.23 ._ ESTATES. TRUSTS AND AGENCW-i‘ been tsligtzhilsti)” fir“ U‘) 1. f, ;~, n Stocks 8: Bonds _ rmnuns o .0.» . .. .1111; M g _ _ that, we trust that you will re- SBQ-riffsgﬁank , 271955, gard the result as reasonably Loans on stock. good. under the stress of War and Bonds 144319511 Conditions and War Taxnhon. cash in gm]; Th 1 1 1 » 1 -_ d on Hand. 781181.49 :.'...‘;>:.:.§."%. ESTATES’ TRUSTS w» Aﬁwcl-i- iii-i 15-1-0»- ‘ service given our customers and Eswtei Tnhsts sundry Assets the public, has been wcll main- and Agemies it Inventory mned; an‘; as a 1.95.,“ o; ‘he under Admin- Value . . . . . . .. 4,518,844.62 year-s operminns’ an“ the istration $6,011,018.88 I i$56.01l.015-53 normal disiribuiinn of expiring i? '__—"_‘ trusts, the assets uncltir nclminisi 56252113755 562521-7375“ traiion have increase: l0 a 101a i-"i" i 0f 562.521.237.66. The position of some of our 194° RESERVE FUND primar r d h. b d‘- ,.,-,.,1yy,ﬁ,‘1,§§°§j Hf “Faiff jnd Dec. a1. By 38181166 .............. .4 550,000.00 ‘

some borrowers m1 mnriguqc

have hud more ihnn 1l1c ordinary PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT

difliculiy 1'11 moi-ling inicrcsi To Quarterly Dividends Nos. 40 By Balance 3l|t Dec.

payments. Our polzcv continues 6, 157, 15B . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 60,000.00 39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $ 26,259.51 io be to assist our Lwrrruvcrs as " Quarterly Dividend! No. By Net Earning: after fililuailr-“ftllvﬁﬁilxblc inlall cuscfsuof i159 declzargdlglalnd due 2000000 gdeducting cthogggst o!

ilk ' S] S 115112‘ , IIUHCI O l9 anuary l1 . . . - . . . , i anagemen , U O1’!

overdue interest has been mclud- " Office Fixtures Written OR 4,280.41 and Directors‘ Fees

gut! t 1n the Proflt and Loss “ Ofﬁee Premises Written 400000 and all other Expenses 133,330.91 . a cmen . Down . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. , .

The 000151150; and records n! " Assetswriiten Down 2660.00

1115 Company were subjected 15 " grovislon for Taxes gggg-W """—'_159590 5° the usual thorough cxzimmation " 35m"! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -~' 1 - by the Inspecting Officials 0f the ii 1841

Dominion Government and other U 159-59959 January L By Balance h‘ 23350“

Jurisdictions. and. under the Inspection Committee of your Board, all items of ihc Com- pany‘s Asscts were examined b_v

We certify that the foregoing statement is correct and shows truly and clearly the ﬁnancial condition of the Company's aﬂairs. F. B. McCURDY. President

T. F. TOBIN, Vice-President 212133.“. ai."i"f.°é‘%“t.iiiﬁle“'ii P- H- M JONES- Gen-mi Man-w

the latter is affixed to the Report. ‘

We are confident that the

Company's facilities and Staff the‘ Shareholders of

offer an unexccllud class of Tn service _io nllhihose ncrsruisdand THE EASTERN TRUST CQMPANY; cﬂmpilnlvs \\' O are lll HCC 0 C ;@,~;,@,~;~=,-,,,1,;,3; ... 2:.“5s;*2.i11i2.“:.511522243: $2125.21 lnisrsiz. T0’§§€..;i“i‘iil{1.§; Riv?! fl C O , 1 ' ' ~ - 1 ‘ will“ "Y m“ m" b“ m“ Eggnbsavlflfll);EnBfl14hIZhQJda1YdQQ1£S513:3} $§d.'1§Z'E§§i1‘l§5s°§ ?§é"é.f.‘;';2.§§’1'..‘§§.3? wants‘ . for his audit of the Toronto branclmp We have verified the Securities at the Head Y°‘"" Direclms “"-‘h t" "XPWSS Oﬂlce and at the Charlottetown, Moncion a nd Montreal Branches of the Company and "l?" apprcciaim". "f m.“ 105*“ for the other Branches have accepted the local Auditors’ Verification Reporis. and Pmfiifelll‘ ‘é‘""°° “'1"“"t.‘h° that of the Company's Inspector for Toronto Branch. We have also accePlad R": f) icerso lie nmpnny con lnue R h I u me 1th B d ‘ fespecg w Mqrtgagcg an e to render in the discharge of P:§gg:t§!hte1ﬁ_ “spec on comm e o e o“ m the" dim"- ! t d b We have been furnished with all the ln ﬁonnalllonaleind Dexplafgiiivhfmge stigltfeitd‘ Reillﬂﬂfuliy Subm i 9 0h 9- qufred, and in our opinion the Balance S cet 0 s eccm er, ' . all of the Board. herewith, is properly drawn up so as to exlligbéf a trugnnd‘ crtvriécgtcxlgwofilfrf-glt-‘foilfgi: . ‘ ' ' - , or 1n n 1 - ' F 3' mcsuRDm Prpslden" (fifehhgninmtgiilglyigtigriagfvgflibstu?i?dn:§lsho\vn lhf‘ 151"!" "r "10 CWTIDRYLV- Halifax. N.S., 23rd January. 1941 JOHNSON, SMITH B: CO. Halifax, N.S., 25th January, 1941

BOARD 01- DIRECTORS

Audiiorl. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENTS Hon. r. 1s. McCurdy, nc. 1'. r. Tobin. Esq. KC- F- P- 51w. Em-

ninlzcronl R G B ( 4] ._ E’ _ l-l r, J. Hague. Es .. KC. H. R. Silver._Es . A. Kirk edgncibl-uufqiz-q. b. H. McDougal n. c. Sinclair. so. KC- Alex. .1. Cawnhcll P'<q., KC. John c. MacKeen. Esq. C- B. Smith. Esq- K-C-

C. W. Stairs, Esq.

Hon. J. C. Tory

J. H. Winfield. Esq.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ADVISORY BOARD

C, H. B. Longworih, Esq.-—Chairman M. I... Bradshaw. Esq. Alfred Pickard, Esq.

Robert L. Cotton, Esq,

MONTREAL BOARD Henry J. Hague, Esq, ICC-Chairman A. Kirk Came: ~11. Esq. Col. D. H. McDnugall Albert S. Fraser, Esq. -

TORONTO BRANCH Hon, W. D. Ross. Resident Director

HEAD OFFICE-Halifax. N5 F. l-i. M. Jones-General Manager

, ., . John MacNcll. Esq" K.C. , , _ Egg Hon. C, W. Robinson, KC. J. W. Godfrey. Esq. KC, Hon. W. D. Ross. SAINT JOHN, N.B.. ADVISORY BOARD F. I‘. Siurr. Esq-Chairman T. I-l, Eslnhrnoks. Esq. J. G. Harrison. Esq. Dr W w Wlnic C. G. McAvny, Esq. I\IONC'FON ADVISORY BOARD Hun C W. Robinson, l(.C.-Chalrman

w U_ Appletnn, Em, John L. MacDonald, Isq, Ralph W. Hewsnn, Em, BCL, Hon. A. .7. Leger, KC.

NEWFOUNDLAND ADVISORY BOARD Drwid Baird. Esq-Chairman Hon, F. McNnmura Hon W S. Monroe