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TOWN OF GOD�RICH
PUBLIC NOTICE RE
FIRE ALARM
The three fire -alarm boxes are located as follows:-
1.-- In front of Town Hall on East street.
2.-- -On West side of Court House building
in the Square.
3. --Inside of Waterworks building at harbor
In ase telephone is used, call the Town Hall first; and if
no answer, then call the Waterworks plant to give the alarm.
Be sure to give the definite Location of the fire.
Citizens are requested • to beooane acquainted with the
system.
By order of the Council. e6WM y 14.r
L. KNOX, Town Clerk
Higb-Power
EIecIric Sander
New Poore Mad4 Perfect
Old Floors Made Lille New
Get our prices on hardwood
floors, laid, sanded and
finished complete
Geo, Westbrook & Soo
Builders and Contractors
Phone 366w
Tofilgar Street $oleri*M, Olt.
COAL
Chestnut and Pocahontas Coal al-
ways on hand at McGaw
114.50 and 111.50
W. H. McCLURE
Phone 42 Dungannon
f'R.
Ralsnce forwsrd, Pebruary 1st, 192'7
Profit. for the year edtnR Jan g alts rt etpsasel, letae'art a(r-rued on deposits.
rebate for lnterewt u unmet
Highest Prices Paid
t''OR ALL KIND: OF
Furs, Beef Hides and
Goose Feathers
DAVID BROWN
!bony 270 nl,'rirh
rid an tad to 'lbs 13igual
4101.11
MADISON dim/ LENOX
DETROIT
C7n the heart of the
&*n -lawn district nearah'
piddle bath t�' iafeparfinent
Stores end theatres yet -
away nom
et-
awaynom the noise of
the sit )
.$v2 AND UPWARD
MADISON Ave. NIU! GRAND CIRCUS PARK
THE
How the Sun Life Made
Thirty -Eight Millions
Profit in the Year 1927
GODERICH, ONT.
Participating Policyholders Receive Ninety -Five Per Cent. of
Profits- -Dividend to Policyholders Again Increased -Con .
pany Seeks Legislation to Maintain Canadian Control.
Montreal, February 23. -The phenomenal record of the Sim Life Mawr -
ash e t ..ui;4111y in an Inspiration to all Canadians, Its income of 2102,000,000
is already equal to the total revenue of the Government of Canada in the year
1910. and 4:isAl00,000 is (certainly an amazing sum to !,avec earned as profit In
one year. Not many corporations anywhere can repot/ etieh figures. The Pre-
sident's Intimate, practical comments at the •ennual l.ecting explaining how
thew, huge profits were made were illuminating.
Of even greater moment, however, were his stateme•uts regarding -the dan-
ger that this gnat Canadian in tdtutiou may pass from t atadtan control. Sono-
months
omemouths ago, Mr. Macaulay referred to the activity of Reil Street in the buy-
ing of lith Life stock, and cautioned policyholders and star -holders of the
mena.•e it Jnvolrcd to en Institution which was founded and developed by
Oana ttana and which has obtained its phenomeea2 growth under Canadian man-
agement. Sulaeequent es'euts have justified these mltigiv lugs, and at the annual
meeting the first public intimation was given that the Sun Life directors are
s.oeking legislation at the present kees(on of Parliament which is intended to
effectively forteanll this danger.
Precautions to Maintain the l'ompany
l'aivadiuu in Character
lu evncihding his address to the
-hetreholdera and policyholders the
!'resident made the fotlowing reter-
ehce to the matter: -
"nitre Is but one cloud on our hori-
woo-- .One very prosperity baa created
,renatrkabie demand fur our capital
stack. We desire to ensure that this
great ann;rnuy shall always remain
strictly Canadian in its control and !n
partieular that its investment shall
never\come. under Wall Street donil-
natJon,\ A bill which we have intro -
ducal Into Parliament will be submit-
ted for year approval. If 1t be passed,
It will gyve Ua {be protection we so
macho and I know we can rely
leo. the w le -hearted sympathy and
support, sof, only of our stockholders
and pulleyhohlera here present, but of
our army of policyholder's throughout
the country."
•The meeting unanimously approved
of the measure to question. ,How Im-
portant and how vital to Canadians
are the interests at stake is disclosed
in the report submitted to the annual
meeting of the Company.
In moving the adoption of the re-
port. President Macaulay said: -
"You gentlemen have become so ac-
customed to our presenting every year
n statement surlmasing all previous
recd d, that you come prepared to
bear Geuther report of that descrip-
tion. 1 am quite sure, however, that
not one of you, in his moat optimistic
mend, exported a report so favorable
as that which you now have. Our re-
cord for 7927 Is Indeed a remarkable
one. Let me touch on the main fea-
tures:-
standing basic cotporatlons of the
country, so that we share in all the
profit* that they make. The divi-
dends wbicb we retrive on our stock
boktiteis are already two millions
more than were payable on the name
etut•ka when we bought them. Our in-
terest account, of course, includes also
our dividend reeelpt., and our record
is llluminatlug. In 1921 the average
rate earned by us way 6.07 per e•eu.t.;
In 1923 it was 6.20 per cent.; in 1924,
6.38 per cent.; in 1925, 6.41 per trot. ;
l0 1421.6, 6.00 per vent.; and in 1927, 1f
we were to use the same bash of cal-
culation es In previous years, the rate
would be 6.01 per cent. We, how-
ever, du not wlab to show such a
high rate, and as we eiway'a make a
charge of 5 per cent. against our In-
terest earnings for investment ex -
pens -s, you will note that we are
quoting oats the net rate, 6.47 Iter
tent., after deducting that levestmeot
expense. The falling rate of luter'st
hes no terrors for us.
'The quality of our severities may
be judged by the fart that not one
dollar of Interest or dividend on any
bond, preferred or eomrnon stout
listed in otic assets is in arrear for
solid one day.
Business Doubled in Four Years
"The position we have altafued jus
titles enthusiasm, but we must always
look on the present ae a mere vant-
agee
000,and ground from which to plan for t
a; the present tnotnent 1e future. What 18 that floury• to t
well over 1..et0).000,000. Year utter
'The int year we have teteB coufi-
ome exceeded' 1102.000,000, deafly predicting the• glorious future•
au increase ..ver the previous year ypt to tome, and that proulised future
of $23,800,000, To me, this is very is now emrolfing itself before our eyes
impreeltive. Not only has thls item 'n ell its greatness and 'strength. But
passed the one hundred million vbnt of today's future? I have just
mark, but the increase alone Is bila reacting my own remarks of t
equal to what was our total intone years ago, anal already the figures
but eight leafy ago, which had which we were theft no proud loo
been accunet;si��d by forty-nine small and outgrown. We have doubt
years of att. 11&I US effort. A life in sine now every Ave and a -half yea
company wet, 11 total income no since the Company began, but our la
greater than our Increase would • doubting has taken only four yea
and we are today growing tapirs' rupi
ly than ever before In our hlertory.
predlt that the figures of two years
hence will make t•vcn the ligan•+ of
today look small and outgrown In the(
turn.
1N M MORIRAI
McWRtNN}dY,-In tovlug memory et
my dear father, William McWhin-
ney, who passed, away three years
ago twiny, "'Dreary 16, 1925.
Deys of seines* still come o'er me,
Tran in edema flow ;
For memory keriw you ever Uttar me,
Though you died three years ago.
`LOUIE McWIIINNIJY.
NOTII'R TO CKEUITOItii
N° '1'"" TO CREDITORS.
Notice 1s Hereby given that all per-
sons ht(viug bairns against the estate
of the late James Jewell, of the town-
ship of Goderich, in the county of
Huron, who died on or about tbe
eleventh dos of February, 1928, are
required te, forward their chant to
the undersigned, duly proven, on or
before the beth day of March, 1928.
And ut't:''e -te further given that
after the slid date the executors of the
said eetat.' will proceed to distribute
the estate. hating regard only to such
limns n. they shall then have bad
notice.
Dated at CnedeHeh this 23rd day of
February .1 D. 1929.
HATS & HAYS.
Barris/, r., Etc.
Goderich, Oat.
BOtIMter, her the executors of the
he emtate of Jatues .le•we:L der tistv1. 3t
x•.'
VICE
To CREDITORS.
Noll.* is -hart hy gives to all periYa
having /'trills ngalnxt the estate of
Robert ifall Cutt, lute of the town of
God,'ii,'h. in Ili,. seem y of Huron. whir
w -o ,tied on or':,'root the 12th day of Feb-
'?
leb
of ruary. A 1' 19"28, to forward their
k t•Ininr. dd.y' proven, to the Under -
ed dgued ten •.r lador• the 10th day of
rs tlan•tt, Ail 11124. after which date
st tt11e eetecnt•ere of the said estate will
rs, 't"/C0041.40 diet ri Int te rhe estate, having
an ![nportant eorpsomtion,
"The meets Lave tuereaaed by 156.-
004)000, and now exceed 2.400,000,-
000.
"But the most wonderful of all these
wonderful ltgure5 Is the amount
earned as pnrtit ,$3&f30Q.(Jtrif. Ilow
great this figure 1s may be Judged
from the fact -that the earnings of
the pnevlotrs year, in which we so
rejoiced, were $20.5061.000. 1t would
be hardly resaanable to assume
that our eart;ing5 of future years
will continue on Klett a tremendous
scale, and we here therefore set
aside a large part of this sum to
provide for fi'urc contingencies.
A Great Surplus and Contingency
Fund
"Our securities Lave been valued on
a very conserve:lye basis, but from
even those moderate values we have
set asides another 2-1.tt00,000 to pro-
vide for market flue -tunnies, making
the total deductive under this head-
ing 210,000,000.
"We have also set aside the follow-
ing amounts: -
"A further 21,5.10.000 for nnfnrefseen
contingencies, raising that fund to
12„500.000; 2500,000 to provide for
Doselbte greater longevity of annuit-
ants, raising that item to 12.000.000;
ted 21,300,000 Le increase our `re-
serves on tropic-tl buxinee(ts; besides
writing off another 11,000.000 on our
Head Once and other building.
Bemarkabk Growth. Strength and 1
Profits
"The new awe lrancee
amounted to $129.000,000, eta i a
crease of over 862,500.000.
'The amount An force at the c
M the year had risen to 91.487,000, -
Je==44 a4 1�
DA -RD BANK
OF CANADA
FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR
THE YEAR ENDING 31sr JANUARY, 1928
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT „•;,
on eelire . -v anA and making tervvWe_
• far had and doubtful debt.
Da. _,-.srtestrcrrtra!rsa,u- .s
Dividens No. 146. Pall May 1rt, 1f27atrsteof IR°^^^X��,� /aN/e�lrrr''ealtmlm r.sttxtkamEMMMRnr „
Dividend No. 147, paid Aug, 1st, 1927 at rats of 1991 fisc aaallm '-"' de..
Divided No. 140, saki Nov. 1st, 1927 et este of 12
Dividend No. 149, parable Tentet, at reeve)• par mamas
War Tar on Note (Imitation -..
Reamed for Dominion Income Tax
(Ymtribat d to (Mean' Panton •""'
Written off Rank Preemies
Beamed pulled forward ...,,.««.-.._..Y-
;a
"l.
Not4a of the Desk N tl eelat(on _.. _.
Deposita bearing thwart savory ane /stares% to date).. 162,6114,661,71
Deposits not bearing Inured
'•'•^^^^• •••••,^ 19,514,664.11
1eryrn Ito waste by of rlaggiaerio
Rstaners due tor.othee Banka In f'ansda _
Italans due te Ranke and Ranking t'orrspeads niwh. a firs le aware
two l..rt of Credit it outstanding
14ahillue. not Included In the foregoing
Itividend NO 141, MyWls Mt Pet/vary. Hili..
Former Dlvldead. wa M sad ..«.,-«..._.......
(Lstork M
pltai stokt to .................«.... ..
•
GENERAL STATEMENT
Slot January, 1923
LIABILITI KS
ea
• 317.731,77
el7.eas ga
•e.9sLse6.te
1144.702 00
144.702 (0)
144.702.00
144.702.00
40,234 00
10.0(01 00
40,000 00
100.00000
418.353 16
itmerve (Nand '
Itakonee of Prost and Los Amount awed forward... .......„ .................„,,,,.,,„,,,,,,,,,-,,,
('arrent roln held hy the Rank -",•w. ^.^
Dominion Note* tw4d•
pagans In the ('antral ()old Weems
Dep.dt with the M Minter for the purples" or the (`htl�l'
Notes of other hanks
United Mtatew and other
Cheque, on ret her Ranke foreign ('urreclas.e.... .............▪ ...
ml/sec due by Rank+ and flanking t'orremoedieta �geksee than In canaria •M M'""
Dominion and Provincial Government Aecuritine. nu, atroeding market value
('anarnan Municipal Securities and itrlran. ((orettn and remota! public arrk ritttw
than ''arm,llan. not sweating market. felue
Railway and 01 he, bonds. debeat sem and .ark., not exarsetlna market . aim
-
Call and 'Pawl not mending , hire y days . Inane In Amide on bonds, debentures
.fork. ,r other .eeurltiee of a .ufftele It enarkMahle value 1n rover
=er ireminds
AeARTA
other
sed
--13.187.1a0 13
$1.23a,ae6.1e
16,135.608.00
62.129.237.03
1,017.643.80
146.091.23
3.190,416 71
411.516 14
66.335 95
144,702.00
1,301 50
4.023,400 00
2.900.000.00
410,363.16
1101,404,302.32
481.923.63
0,227.087 00
1.500.000 00
250.000.00
562.904 00
53,13401
8,357.944.46
7011.446.02
10.266 465 10
11 s,077,319,12
3,167.273.70
3.761.463.47
17.205.222.27
Ireneto GI,Iew Tnwtr. Munktp.litlee and A.ehnnt T Iptert 7l�ac�•42.38.1707 77
72
(niter Current inane and 0lerounte in (anar.
ds (lee rebate of In.t) afrl"f elialie7wyrAevtasn Z.38,9.7A
all had and doubtful Maine
Non -Current tarn., estimated Ina provided for
Mortgagee on keel Rotate mkt by the Rank
Reel Ketatn other than Rank Premise
l.lahillt lee of 1''astomere under lettere of (Neill as tar Reitz*
Rank Premise,, at not more than root. lam arnoaata winos oe
other Assets nos Included In th. foregone* ,..,......._.................
A. V. WHIT1G,
45.101.1/19 94
301.094 42
140,142 46
... r 333,010 54
_.. ..............................»
411,015 1s
...
3,070 604 56
N. L McLain)
Ce+w.l L...rer
AUDITORS' REPORT TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
Ire bare.,mmine l 1M hooks and seronnta of Th. At ndar'd Rank of /`ands at Ib Head (Mee, far the ye.r ended
Jamrry i ln 192a, and har• leen furnished with r,rtm6ei returns from the beanr•ba.. We hare ohtalnut all the Inform-
ation and pspiduiptipss we Moe required. and In our (pinion all trammel/MIN of the Rank whMO have .vetne under our
make have Fenn within the pewee of the flank
The Rank's Investments and rash on hand at 11ot rhMf offke and certain of Its principal lrsnrhee were verified by
r. Y at January 314118'20
We ,certify that. in our otanina, the above general statement of I JaMllle. and Amiga at January 31.1. 102A, 41a.
riser the true condition at the peak. sad Y m a000rdesos lents the books of the hank.
1(13.515.73
1101,404,50135
a
rtn• thorn...7 141a. ttela, •
D. Mrl Mr•('l.R1,LANt) r r' A„
of Pare, watrtivae 3 (In.
L B. AARPHRRn, r',1.
et Past. 14seek*. MitehNl a (b.
1
lbw
ON
d -
regard only to such elnimx as they
then shall Live had notice.
ihlterl at 1:...8.r•Ich this 23rd day of
February, A.D. 19.ri.
r
HAYS & HAYS,
llamil ton Street.
Goderich, Ont.
3t selieitors for the erneutoes.
Sun Life Sets Ile Own Pace
'/People sometimes say when ep•ak--
leg of our progress: -'Yes, life ar
sarane is growing wonderfully.' 'So
It is; but the Sun fife is not content
to grow only at the rate of lite assur-
ance generally. Statistics now avail-
able Inatlt•ate that in *927 the aggre-
gate new buxinee:.,,f all the tnmpanire
operating In the 1 -ratted States ex
seeded the total for 1!rlel by only one
per cent. and In ('amada by -even per
cent. Bat the new bustle, -- of the
Sun Life of Canada shows an increase
of twenty-three per cent. We set our
own pace. Our prosperity and perpu-
larity, and the enthut*stic support of
our .1e hundred thou_rsnd policyhold-
ers, makes our growth both rapid and
certain. The future still before os
will. I am ronvineeed, be more wonder-
ful than anything we can now Imagine -
And it la indeed a happy thought that -
sill that growth in size and all that
growth in prosperity mean increased
aertiee to hurnanity, and service at
steadily lowering coot to our pollee -
Mere."
Loldeas.
The President cheer' his remarks by
bis reference to the need of safeguard -
"We have Mtrliteed 211,1(10,000 in atmos quoted.
profits to our pollcycyboldets, and have The Board of Directors of the Rus
also 051 aside 2)1,200,000 to cover pro- Life is composed of the following:-
Ata accrued fro 901141,3. T It. Nineauley. F.I.A., F.A.S., pref.!.
"After providing for a;l these dent ansa managing director; Arthur
amount., we have added 81 t, ti0,t1M) to B. Wooed. F.I.A.. F.A.8 , vice-president
our undivided surplus, raf,.ing that end ar•rlalry: Robert Adair, W. M.
sum from $34.4100,000 to 245,twar,000, Birks, Hon. Raoul Dan,turand, J. Red -
Seale of Profits Fusee ase•d for E 11„, _ Sir Herbert 8. Holt
Successive Year. Abner Kingman, J. W. °McConnell. C.
The annour,eewent, however, that >S Nell?. Carl Rtordon, John W. Ross,
w111 be resolved with the greatest en- Hill Hotter James C. Tory. Hon. I acne
thusiasm is that for the eighth con- C• Wetater, Three new dlreeton
secutivc• year we have increased the were added at the alerting: -Han. L.
scale of pewit payments to our policy- re aerean, Roes 11. McMaster and
holders. The iasis of distribution for C B. Me-1sugbt
1902 will call for nearly 1900.000 more
than would the basis of fest year. PERSONAL MENTION
Profits to Policyholders I.0exeellw! in
.%IJC'1'ION SALE
, AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
1M1'1.1:)IENTS AND HOUSE
BOLD FURNITURE.
MR. SAMUEL M. CURREEY
:olid sell by public auction at lot 12
concesaitw 4. Ashfield (',4 mile south
of Dungartmen), oe
FRIDAY. MARCH 2nd,
commencing at 1 o'clock, sharp:
horses,=(hie matched team of
greys, rising 8 years old, weighing
3100 lbs.: 1 brood mare, due to fool in
May; 1 Leavy draft mare, rising II
years old, not with foal; 1 mare.
rising 11 years old, not with foal; 1
driver.
Cattle. -$lids ibHl'L'Iiatng 3 year.
old; 1 Shorthorn cow, rising 4 years
old, due to calve April 1st; 1 Angus
cow, due In MRS ; 1 Angus cow, due
time of Rale: 1 Guernsey cow, due time
Of sale; 1 Durham cow, due time of
sale; 1 Rolrtein cow, due in May; 1
Holstein cow. due August 1st ; 1 aged
sow, milking; 1 Ayrshire cow, milking,
supposed to be with calf; 1 farrow
cow; 2 good heifer calves.
Sheep. -,Poor good Oxford ewes.
Pigs.-8eree chunks. about 150 Ma:
8 chunks, about 125 Me.; 8 thanks,
about 100 lbs.; 1 good brood sow, due
about let of June.
Poultry. -Seventy mixed pellets,
' Kin'e ;ae_ane/ 1Pgtitrba,
Grain, EEter�1 eV -tiff -Tote a
500 bushels of wits Gad barley, mixed;
100 bushels of buckwheat ; 20 bags of
seed potatoes.
l I. -eine Ikering culti-
vator and seeder combine(l, s7ring
tooth; 1 Mee(Jorntick hay loader; i
wagon and hos; 1 set light sleighs,
with box; 1 set heavy sleighs; 1 top
1 open buggy; 1 hay rack ; 1
stock rack; 1 cedar Tavel box; I pig
clrute and crate; 1 Clinton fanning
mill ell Nieves: 1 set wales, 2400 lbs.;
13lnret4eydfeltls brtl�er, In gbod
7 -ft. reit; 1 Deering mower, 6 -ft, cut; 1
Tiger hay rake. 1041,; 1 8 -section set
dime harrows; 1 Fleury riding plow.
new; 1 Verity walking plow, No, 16;
1 Delaval .e•ptrntor, No. 12; 1 Chat-
ham Ineuhator, 115 -egg eapaelty; 2
sets of driving ' erne -ow; 1 act double
work harness; pile of cedar poles; a
number of cedar posts.
11 household furnlahinge; 2 lad-
ders, axes, o Tos, forks and shovels,
and numerous other articles.
Everything must be disposed of, as
fawn is sold.
T1RMR--Hay. grain, and all moms
WAN'r>m
WANTED. ANY QUANTITY OT
cordwood, slabs or bundle$
edgings. TRENT VALLEY LUMBER
00., LTD., 96 King street East, Tor-
onto. Phone Elgin 5764 or Els%
7'072.
Y'VICILOP®8 AND CIRCULARS
al addressed. Prompt service. 1301
214, /SIGNAL OFFICE, 41
FOR HALE
E
RALE. -LUMBER, ALL SIZES
and lengths, suitable for building
barns, etc. M. KEARNEY, Waterloo
street.
It
FOR BALE. - GOOD 100 -ACRE
(arra, clay loam, lot 21, eonetr
cion 2, /Vest Wawanosh, 314 miles
from Auburn. Good brick house
33%xe94u�, ten rooms, good cellar.
Rank barn 3Sx4f3 straw abed 300x80.
also garage. Never -falling well;
good bearing orchard; 12 acres hard-
wood hush. Apply to MRS. MAR-
GARET IM)R1E, Administrator. Phone
Goderich Rvra) 11r9.
D MiXED MAPLE A.NI) BEECH
wood for sale. BAXTER & TDB, -
TON. R. R. 5, Goderich. Phone 174.
Carlow. if
PRiGHT -PIANO (HELL) TOR
Apply to DONALD/ Iia KAY,n P. 0.
Roe 457 Goderich.
IiESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROP111-
TY FOR SALE. -At corner of Bri-
tannia road and Willie's street Teo
rooms be.ldee bathroom, closets, etc.
Good furnace. Ml eonvenlowere. For
terms and further particulars apody to
DONALD MacKAY, P. 0. Box 457,
Goderich. tf
AUC'i'IONEERING
THOMAS GUNDRY, GODERICH.
I LIVE STICK AND UlYoa1AI
AUCTIONEER
to Telephone No. 119.
Salm attended to anywhere and every
effort [Wade to gtve satisfaction
Farmeri sale notes discounted.
Rour. ROBERTSON,
'The Auctioneer,
will conduct and arrange any sale eta
the (stent methods to get the beat ret
sults. See him or drop a card and he
will giro it Immediate attentloa
Farm sales a specialty. Eldon tit.
Ooderich-
the Worid Miss Ivy Newton of Toronto, U
"We can
alrtidy say that in pro- iiroftfng bee stmt, NrA. Dtxekham.
Stableness- to aur- potcyhnhh,rs, w------ eny{9' of Exeter,
are not excelled by any life company *pent the weekend with Mi ei ivy
in the world; lent we are not satisfied) Elliott. •
and will not be satisfied Until we can Hiss Mary )rae'icar bag returned
make an even stronger statement than from Toronto, where she spent sev-
that. Years ago, I told our Heid force sial weeks.
that we -hoped to be able to announce MIA *. 11 'M%eVicar Is at Toronto
an incerease in our profit scale for ten this Week attending the spring milll-
cron0ec•utive years. We have main- nery openings.
tatted that notd for eight years, but Mrs, E. Burrows has returned from
the ninth and tenth years have yet to Stratford, where robe spent two months
come, and their story has yet to be "with her sem,--M•r. Will Bnrrowg, -
told. 'Oar bugs undivided surplus and Mn, Wm. Healey wag at London re -
our great contingeney funds are the Chitty ell a visit to her touwin. Min
beet guarantee our pollreyholdera can Margaret Doyle, wbo Is ill le Bt
have 90 to their future Melt/code. Jonepb's hospital.
Large Dividend.; the Result of a Who Mal. Elwin Rutledge and Idea.
inv%twat Polley !Eldred Thompson have returned tee
"You ask h.,,y we ere able to make Detroit after visiting at the home of
theee huge I'rtrlts. The g38,000,000 their mother, Mew. Ruth Thompson.
earnest may 1.. dlvfdstf comdng - Mews, Chas M. hepbd nRod.
proximately 214,000,000 fagrom the reguap• Jobnstoa are at "MK
thiars week, re-
lay life (I8A11rnrlee operations of the presenting tbe Ikrminion Road Ma -
Company, i;e,isel,000 from puont, Meth- diluent Co. at the Provincial good
ally realize,] 1,5, the redemption or roads coswentlotn.
sate of rreeiurity and •19,0t1(J,Ob) from Yrs. Tao Chisholm hag returned
in in mnrttrt values. And, of from a stalk of two week. to her els-
All the protitc made in the partiM-
ter. Mrs Joyce, at Chatham. Her
pating branch, the ,,,,m,yhol4.'to get father, Mr. IAcey, 10 remaining at
n1nMS nvc per cent Chatham for a few weeks Mager.
"I would ne.r have you suppose that Dr. L. M. Mabee received word on
Tuesday of the death of his brother.
Dr. has, it, Mabee, of Vittoria, wbo
bad been In poor health for year or
n10re. He left 0n the afternoon train
to attend the funeral.
Mr. James Cannily attended the
anneal meeting of the Western Wind
Ineuran(e-(Jospallny held recently at
Worodsivet and warp elected vice-pre-
sident of the Company. This. Mr.
(rrnnolly stated, is fire etrontelrt mu -
toe eompony In Canada, having a
gawping; of 11150.579.NA aecordlor to the
law audit.
we ever *peculate. We do not. We,
M ronree, do not beeltabe to +Mfl hntKle
nr nther flredi interest rotrliritfe. when
they rise to sorb premiums that the
yielll Is no 1(oger satisfactory, tit
when tee buy n stock we buy for per-
truinent fnveettneft, we pay to keep,
And we clever sell merely hemmer the
market value may have Moen to et
high figure. 1Ce bare, however, had an
PJ14,100tic of et,. silty redemption., and
Asn reautt w,' have the $5,fln0e00 of
"eenllnn,l profit
High interest Bete Earned. With No
"'Hi' en the te,rmwl reentries of a life
company depend very largely on the
raof lnterevtt eM obtain Orn Ito
meetets tik`n t0. ret r . Current Mfe of in-
terest hAs beetsteadlly (1ropDing for
Sear., and there fa every Indleation
that It win eont4esre to drop--fnr how
long we eannnt tell. The outlook for
Investor% in bonder ane mortgages for
not MlMtiraging. That Met ('0110!* 1112
no anxiety. We haw enlisted many
large groups of the brSlnletrt, moat ex•
1)erit'tawi, mast 4enfrgelk and 010.4
rnie ewrfnt men Or IN. enntlnent M
work for rya to n alntaln (err Interest
e*rn4ng2 We get their (wnperatfnn
by beetwuing ateenholderee in the met -
r
BORN
ipr•iflTLF)N.- in l' o.terich township,
on Friday. Febrr*ry 17th, 1n Mr.
and Mee. Jae. A. McMillen, a wan,
DIED,
CONNELL.--in Goderlch, no Friday.
F'ehrrrsry 1711*, Dot ha imibella
Manning. widow of the late Dent!
(hnnel), In her 76th Sear.
fieRI Orel PIOT'R.-In (Jesleri, b, no
Wednesday, rebutsry 22nd, %tartlet
Wlgginw beloved wife sof Mr. John
feeerlmg(eotrr
A(1ITWANZ.-in (leaferlels (ern Thera
day. Tehreery 1618. Michael
Behwana, In Ma 82nd year.
R
of 110 and anb r. teem; eight months'
credit on ail credit amounts by furnish -
Ing bankable notes. A disrntnt of 4
per cent. atraight allowed for cash on
credit amounts.
8. M. CURRIIY, T. OTT'ND'RY & SON.
Proprietor, Auctioneers.
R. 'R. 6, C,oderidl.
PU'BLiC NOTICE
QL.v7E WA'DP%R (GOLF ANT) court -
1.1 TRY CLUB.
The anneal meeting of the *hare-
holdeerw of the Blue Water Golf and
('mintry Oink will be held et the room*
of Huron investments Linrfteed, North
street. Goderfe•h. on Wednewtl*r. Feb-
ruary 29th. at R o'clock p.m.. for the
reeelring of reports. the elceetion of of -
seers, end other business.
E. IT. H I T.1'. K. E. INLA PPEL
Pr'4 tident. lieeretary.
10 RIM
L'OR RALE OR 1t1NT.-21R-ACRE
ll farm known as the Schwan,
'arm in the township of Colborne. Oen
tel leased for threes to flvp y crit, or
will eel) nn wall down payment.
P rnperty dally imptrwed (-swsd hldld-
Inge. Apply J. A. 1. BRADEN, P. 0.
Rot 610, London, Ohttrin. 4t
ROOM AND HOARD FOR nem 0R
two in prlvAte home on skint
sint, near (`,NR. station. A9917
SIGNAL.. It
TO Rll)NT.-STORM SUITABLE I'OR
grnrery or nfnre. ANL) apart-
ment. five roma, with balls. lessee'.
ate po.aa aloe given Appal to AI.MX.
i4A t r,errnm'A. Godorteh.
DRUGLESS PEACTIT1oNss
DR. A. N. ATKINSON
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUG -
L188 THERAPIST
GODERICH
Equipped with electrtrdreceetye
baths. Electronic electric treatmanta
and chiropractic. Chronic organic ant
nervous diseases. Lady In attendane k
Once hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 Palms
excepting Monday and Thursday at
ternoons avid eve/dags, mad by apt-
' potnt.ment-
Reesldence and ot8te---Comdr *4
South street and Britannia rad.
CHARTiLRED ACCOUNTANT
(,'RANK 1'. GIBB8, CHARTERED
Accountant. 102 Ontario .tree
Stratford. Phone 15110, Rem. 1330J
MEDICAL'
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER,
EYE, EAR. NOSE. THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York Oph
thalm)c and Aural idospital, mamma.
at Moorefield Eye Hoq'ltal and
Golden Square Throat Hospital, I.oa
don, Eng.
53 Waterloo St, S.. Stratford Tel
epicene 267,
At hotel lledfor'd, Goderich, on the
evening of third Monday of eaeb
month till the following day, Tuesday
at 1 p.m.
LRGAL
VItNEST M. LEE,
Barrister and Solicitor
10 K1sg street east. Tomato >R
Telephones
f{UDLRY R. HOLMRA 'e'er
Barrister, Etc.
Ofike-Hamilton street, (3oderaer
Phone 27.
R. DARROW, BARRISTER, ETC. _o
8uecenor to J. L. Killoran
Phone 97.
Office -The Square, Ooderiob,
Maps 8 Nape
BAe01er'aaa, Frr'.
R.C.HAY8-RC.ifAYS re.. It A
Hamilton St., °oder•fen
IIVBUIRANCR. LOANS. ETC.
liHa Is
cKiLLOP MUTUAL FIRS I
BURANCE CO. -Farm and lea
toted town property fnsored-
Ofneen -Jes. Connolly, Pres., Gob
erice P. 0.; la.. Evans, Mee-Prna.,
Beechwood P. 0.; D. T. McOregor,
Aee.•Trea.., 8eeforth P. 0.
Directors -A. Broadfoot, R. alt
No. e, Seatorth ; John G. Grieve, No,
4, Waltoe ; William Rlnn, R. R. No.
2, leatorth ; Jobe Aennewlea, Brob•
batten ; Geo. McCartney, R. R. No. 11.
Reaforth ; Robert Ferri., Harloe3;
Murray Gibson, Arnee5eld; James
Evan., Beechwood; Jamas Coneollr.
Goderieb.
Agents --J. W. Yeo, Ooderteh;
Alda. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Client;
John Murray. Sestortb ; 1. Hisehlers
8eafnrth. Polley-heleers efts make 4ii
payments and get their earda reeelpb
ed at R. J. leloretah's Clothing Stara
metes ; R. A. Cett'o Grocery, Kin.
.ass strove. Odberleh, es J. E. tieiire
0.e.,.l Stars iitayasy