The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-19


work for the Improvement OF the business
relations between Canada and the United
States. 1t prints a large amount OF well
Hs; issue 81 as week nsE sSoS :@ so
full pages OF reading matter on the prog
ress and prospeets OF many branches Of
such as THE SUN Is susststiys Of a much
pSSiic sna e.p.c,siy among American in
vestors, than existed few years ago. and
this friendly feeling viii be Of the highest
tian financial seaport for the period Of ex-
FinGas!ai Ttns;. Montreal. August is.
A rich vein OF silver ore has been uneov-
cred on the Gold Bug Mining claims In the
Lardeau country. British Columbia. The
Lardesu Creek. seven miles from Trout
Lake City, 10 practically in the creek bot
tom. and IL about 1000 feet below the well
has now been opened into pay ore 10 APP
parsntly continuation OF the Nettie Silver
Cup belt. The strike has been made at q
depth Of about 100 feet
Since February. the Industries Depart
ment of the Haroor Board has been sue.
fourteen new Sfn inaas 5 sGdns 10 ,S's g,
port submitted to Z. L. Cousins. the In
dustrial commissioner. He adds that the
partmsnt in touch with over 1900 nrms
outside Of Toronto. He states that there
.rm.a Sasrn d sSne .s s, syp. wnst
lng Many applications for space of this
kind have been received, The preferential
| niles has resulted In many American firms
| establishing In Toronto.
Plans for the Immediate construction OF
IND orsed By the Brockviiis tontsrIoS Bosrd
Of Trade ana a strong aSrsement entered
Siis ss.s 81 M RseS. .Ha T j.
Buchanan OF Ottawa. Il II proposed to
give tho company a site.
Sir Herbert Holt sailed week for London
an private business. He expects to be
back in Montreal in month.
John A. G Kemp. second agent Of tbs
bank. with keadauaFtors at Toronto. Wv
| G. C. beach. who has recently returned
| nom the front has BEEN appointed man.
agsr of the new branch OF the Nelson's
| Bank which has been opened at ls<s West
st. Clair avenue. Toronto.
| W. A. Hisinbothann, superintendent OF
foreign agencies for the Sun Life Assur-
months ago returned from a two and a
| half years tour OF the world. sailed from
New York on saturday last for Great
| Britain on tho Orduna and will remain
abroad for at least three months
| j. e. Bentham. formerly with the Royal
Bank, Montreal, has left the service OF
| that institution to work for tho Manitoba
| Government In connection with its rura
| credit system.
Frank c. G. Mead, who for = number
OF years past has been CONNECTED with the
has Joined the Dominion securities Cor.
sDd Of the bushes. IN Montfs. Inc selling
Major A. Il. Dunosnson. D. S. O.. (.
financial district after nearly four years
absence In the war. lie vent overseas in
15ns 1913 with III: Tsiti q Bat
the Third Brigade. In January, 1917. he
was transferred to the. Second Division in
in which tho canadians participated up ta
sEsrdss Il. 5: s 3. teT ssiisa.rs in H.
tion Of Toronto's nnarelal men. lie Joined
the nrn, Of Austin, Duneanson Co. IL
puno.naou How Co A Il. q sh door r% mem o.
placed in command OF the special opart
upon the occasion Of his visit to Toronto
Union Bank of Canada hottest A branch
has been opened At winklsr, Manitoba
under the manaEemsnt OF r. G. Jameson
| TINS once pHnBu INSTRUCTORS branof
| system to . total of SCI bSAnohss. Branche
| at Cessford and Polloelcvills, Alberta, hAv,
been closed. J. coulthard has been ap
| pointed manager Of the newly established
foreign department in connection with tn,
| main branch in Vancouver. II. C. 4
branch has been opeasd at Duchess. Al
berta. under management of D. McAdan
| Of the Brooks branch.
The Matthews Sash and Door factory n
Fort william. Ontario, has received q con
tract from the Canadian National Rail
| ways for the construction Of shlms. II Il
stated that the order will run into abou
SIS 900 and requires two full shploads o
hardwood lumber to complete 1t.
The Canadian iron and steel industry Il
| passing through a critical period and tn
real improvsm snt may not begin until mex
| year, but there IL evSry reason to thlnl
that Il II not far on. Conditions In tn
trade are described as outlet but enoourag
ing Some mills are closed. Others ar
operating at 80 to as per cent capacity.
| Plans have been prepared by the Cana
dian Bank OF Commerce for an extension
Of its Market branch, corner Of King am
Jarvis. Toronto. thus providing more bank
A. Akkrar k;ya Cana,