Identifier: canmachinerjanjun1919toro Title: Canadian machinery and metalworking (January-June 1919) Year: 1919 (1910s) Authors: Subjects: Machinery Machinery Machinery Publisher: Toronto MacLean-Hunter Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto Digitizing Sponsor: Algoma University, Trent University, Lakehead University, Laurentian University, Nipissing University, Ryerson University and University of Toronto Libraries

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Text Appearing Before Image: g for the year to end and the newyear to begin. Scrap dealers are havinga little trouble on cancellations, thoughmost of these have been disposed of.Dealers who take small lots from thesmall collectors are taking what comesalong, but are advising their small col-lectors to take a holiday till after thenew year. There have been no cancel-lation orders turned in from steel mills. Stanlej E. Elian, MP., Has Been Ap-pointed Director of the UnionBank STANLEY E. ELKIN, M.P., mana-ger of the Maritime Nail Company,St. John, N.B., who has beenelected a director of the Union Bank ofCanada, is only ■>.) years old.• Beginning his business career when heleft high school in an insurance office.Mr. Elkin soon afterwards became pur-chasing agent for the Ltominion Iron andSteel Company in Sydney. His nextmove was to Chicago, where he becameassistant to the vice-president of the Am-erican Glue Company, during this periodalso acting a? representative of a syndi-cate of New York bankers in Mexico.

Text Appearing After Image: STANLEY E. ELKIN. M.P. In 1905 he established the MaritimeNail Company, Ltd., of which he is man-aging director. Among his other activities are the fol-lowing: President, Motor Car & Equip-ment Co., Ltd., St. John; vice-president,Wilson Box Co., Ltd., Fairville, N.B.;vice-president, Canada Nail & Wire Co.,Ltd., West St. John; director, Nova ScotiaTrust Company, Halifox; president, Rod-stan & Co., London, England, and partner,St. Martins Shipbuilding Co., St Martins,N.B. Although entering the House of Com-mons only at the last general electionshe was selected as one of the membersof the commission to Washington to in-vestigate the U.S. war organization andmake recommendations to the CanadianGovernment. It is the busy man often who finds timeto do things, and during the recent Vic-tory Loan campaign Mr. Elkin was theenergetic head of the committee for St.John city and county, which rolled up a50 per cent, surplus over its allotment. 26 CA NA DI A N MACHINERY Volume XXI FURNA

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