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S. G. DODSON Chairman of the Board

Mo‘; changes in the executive of Th Royal Bank oi Canada are

son, President of the bank since 1946, has been elected Chairman of the Board of Directors. He will be succeeded by James Muir, whose election as President is also announced. Mr. Muir has been General Manager since 1945. T. H. Atkinson has been appointed General Manager.

Mr, Dobson's elevation to the~ Chairmanship of the Board of Di- rectors follows some 49 years of continuous service with The Royal Bank of Canada. He joined the bank in his native town of Syd- ney, Nova Scotia. served the bank in branches from Halifax to Van- couver, in the Supervisors‘ De- partments and at Head Office. In 1934 he was appointed General Manager, a post which he held for

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Election of Sydney G. Dobson to the Chairman- ship of the Board of Canada is announced by the bank today. Suc- has been General Manager of the bank since 1945. .1943, succeeds ‘Mr. Muir as General Manager.

eleven years. Mr. Dobson has been a Director of the bank since He was elected Vice-Presi- dent in 1942 and President in June 1946.

Mr, Muir's election as President marks the culmination of 38 years of service with The Royal Bank of Canada. He is the third mem-

work his way up from a junior's desk to the highest executive post in Canada's largest bank. Born in the small town of Peebles, Scotland, Mr. Muir served his banking apprenticeship with the Commercial Bank of Scotland and at the Head Office oi’ the Charter- ed Bank of India in London, Eng- land. He came to Canada in 1912 and entered The Royal Bank of Canada at Moose Jaw, Sask. Sub- sequently he gained experience in a number of Canadian branches, in the Inspectors Department in Winnipeg and at Head Office, Montreal. In 1925 he was trans- ferred to the bank's New York office, where for three years he served as Assistant Supervisor of the bank's business in Central and South America. l-le returned to Canada in 1.923 to become Man-

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ceeding Mr. Dobscn as President is James Muir, who T. H. Atkinson, Assistant General Manager since

ager of Winnipeg Branch and three years later was appointed General Inspector in Montreal. In 1935 he was made an Assistant General Manager and in 1945 Gen- eral Manager. Mr. Muir has been a Director of the bank since i947 and was appointed Vice-President in 1948.

T. H. Atkinson. the new Gen- eral Manager, is a native of New- castle, N.B., and joined the bank in 191i. On leave of absence from the bank from 1914-1918, he serv- ed in the active forces overseas and was commissioned in the field in 1916. Later he was promoted to Captain and won the Military Cross at Passachendaelc. He re- sumed his banking career in 1919 and shortly after was moved to Halifax, where he served first in the branch and later in the Sup- ervisor‘s Department. In 1924 he was transferred- to Head Office, Montreal. and was responsible for the organization of the bank's Bond. Department five years ‘lat- er. In 1938 he was appointed Sup- ervisor of Quebec, New Bruns- wick and Eastern Ontario branchus. and was made an As- sistant General Manager in 1943.

Mortgage Sale

To be sold by public auction in front of the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown. on Thursday the 27th 0f Octnbbl’. 1949. at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, ALL that tract, piece or parcel of land slt- lllte. lying and being on Town- ship Number Sixty-iive in Queens County, bounded and described as follows, that is to say: COMMENC- ING at a square post fixed, onﬂlthc bank or shore of the Northumber- land Strait in the Northwest boundary of a tract of land form- erly in possession of Duncan Mc- Eacliern, thence with a variation of Four Degrees West from the Magnetic North of 1764 following the course of said boundary North Forty-two Degrees East for the distance of, One Hundred and Eight 1108) Chains, thence North Eight (8) Chains and Twenty-five (25) Links, thence South Forty- five Degrees and Thirty Minutes West One Hundred and Thirteen Chains (113) to the said bank or shore, thence following the various courses thereof Squtheastwardly to theiplaoe of commencement. containing one hundred i100) acres of land e little more or less.

The above sale is made under l. power of sale contained in an 1n- denturo of Mortgage dated 30th September 1941. made between Charles A. McDougall of Rice Point, Lot Sixty-five, Farmer. and Mary Jane MeDougell his wife, of the first part, and William 1:1. Bentley, Administrator with the Will annexed of the Estate of Han- nah llcberson, of the, second part. and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in on lndenture of Mortgage dated the 19th of Au- gust 1927. made between the saitl Charles A. McDougslI and his wife of the first part. and Gilbert Gau- det, Trustee cl the Funds for Pro-

port, and in n deed of further charge dated 4th May 193i, made between the laid Charles A. McDougull of the one part and the lid Gilbert Gaudet, Trustee. of the other pert. and which lust mention- ed mortgage and Deed of further ehargelreninveltcdinthonid William l. Bentley as the Admin- iltlltnlr with the Will Annealed of the emu of Hannah Roberson. default having been made in ply- uiout cl the principal and interest secured-by the mid mortgages. For further particulars apply t0 McLeod b Bentley, Barristers. Charlottetown. " Dated this 27th dly of Selim!- ber, 1M0.

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