ARTHUR JOHN REYNOLDS. 

	Arthur John Reynolds, manager of the Bank of Commerce at Prince
Albert, was born in Sligo, Ireland, in November of the year 1884, a son
of William P. and Marcella (Malloy) Reynolds.  His parents came to
Canada in 1887 and the father engaged in banking at St. Thomas and
London, Ontario. He is now retired from active life and is making his
home in London, where he is a highly esteemed and respected citizen.
Mrs. Reynolds died in January, 1915.
	Arthur John Reynolds received his early education in the schools of
St. Thomas, Ontario, and in due time was graduated from high school.
When seventeen years of age he entered the employ of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce. He has been stationed in several different places,
for the most part in the province of Ontario. In 1911 he came west as
manager of the bank at Lashburn and two years later he went to Ver-
milion, Alberta, where he remained five years. In 1919 he came to Prince
Albert as manager of the Bank of Commerce.
	In August, 1910, Mr. Reynolds was married to Miss Mona Sills, a
daughter of George Sills. Her parents were natives of Ontario and still
reside in that province. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds are the parents of five
children: Mary, eleven years of age; George N., aged ten; Aileen, eight
years of age; Margaret, nicknamed Peggy, six years of age; and Bernard,
three years of age. Mr. Reynolds is now serving as president of the Sas-
katchewan Board of Trade and vice president of the Prince Albert Board
of Trade; is a director of the Saskatchewan Musical Association and of
the local Kiwanis Club; president of the Prince Albert Bankers Clearing
House Association and chairman of the finance committee of the Prince
Albert Agricultural Society. Fraternally he is identified with the Knights
of Columbus and is provincial secretary of that organization. He was
the first president of the Keewatin Club and is an active member of the
Prince Albert Golf Club.  He is chief executive of the Prince Albert
Motor League and a member of the Separate School Board. His religious
faith is that of the Catholic church and he is a member of the Sacred
Heart choir. Mr. Reynolds is interested in boys and girls and was the
originator of the Boys and Girls Pig Club in this district.


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