D. M. Ferry Company, seed wholesaler, was located at 2-6 McDougall Street in 1913 (previously at 60-62 Sandwich Street West); Windsor Pearl Button Company was located at 111-115 Glengarry Avenue. Leon Lemaire was President; Windsor Paper Box Company: located at 87 Sandwich Street East; manager: W. S. Johnston; White Machine Company: located at the southeast corner of Giles Boulevard and McDougall Street. The manager was Henry A. White; The Remington Arms Company had an office at 10 Sandwich St. W. and a factory on Howard Avenue. George H. Rundle and Son Company was located at 62 Pitt St. W. and manufactured linaments. Heller Aller Company: manufactured wind engines, tank structures, steel towers, pumps, regulators, etc. It was located on Elliott Street West, at Crawford Avenue. Seely Manufacturing Company was on the south side of Church Street, at Pitt Street. They made perfumes/toiletries?; Windsor Boiler And Machine Works: "located at 185-187 Caron Avenue"; owner: Thomas B. McGregor; Kent Canning Company was in Sandwich on the east side of Peter St., at the corner of Detroit St.