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EDITORIAL NOTES
:Snappy weather!
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The days are Ieng
• •
Another sign of
baseball leagues sere
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•
Owning.
•
aprliw the' blg
publishing their
•
The Government by placing it vote
.tf $205.000 In the estimatea for Im-
provements at 4:oderieh harbor again
shows its vontitienee In the future of
this port.
• • •
ilealher. of the lei:kW:are seem
not to have taken at Its fine value
Mr. Fergason'a tintelaituer 'of any
tention to call the Provincill emeriti
elections this year. They haw been
asking for sumething more definite.
but in vain. Mr. Ferguson evidently
grants to he in position In which
he 'an bring on an pie. -Ile,, whenever
it Sitars him.
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February 17th was the lentli
versary the death of Sir Wilfrid
lAurier, and throngs of peot.le gath-
ered about his 'statue on Parliament
Rill at Ottawa to ply a tribute of re -
tweet to bia memory. -The name of
Laurier will endure as flint of one of
the greatest of !Canadiap patrlota and
ailatestuen a mun whose gaze pierced
throughand beyond ' the mi -l1 and
fog* 'that wiI1Iiwt.tj lesser men and
bsiked far into tie •futisre.
• • • •
Se strongly did the Iloilo. of Com-
mon« feel On the question of the prn-.
pi.sed restoration of titles for Van,
Adams that it refused Oven to nllow
the matter to I:0 to n rotninittee for
eomeitterition The Printe.MinIster and
t be Iss ider lor the Otriglimil but were
*Ming 1. have A n.:•oln4i.14.r.atIon of
the .....• matter in eimittrittee
TheII
up in 111
week •.11:1
what rii!
RemotIete
the Merge
the Rank
so stale
ofd It si ,
which 111.•
not secure
the Goa.- .
ritinii
1.• the
il,s.sotrage
policy of
idly by an 1
up such ..4
(
Acboson's opera
mum., those aho
ell you /bat it wag
(memorable nights in
tory of fauna's 44141
Bennett, I
strongly
..ti
thin. It can
that there is
out the 4.4)tin
and a bellef
and could he
The Go•crn
• •
.uf bitllli luerets clime
tie oil' l'imenocs last
n interesting. If a..11.111.-
deg.•11.031011 Mr.
$119 Retina it aptirileing
the Standard Bank and
'tonere., and in dtliag
effect, that Ntitiol
got into :1 ' '
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THE SIGNAL;
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GODERICH, ONT.
And when milliaps like
• sever block brocade, dotal design. She
carried Atuerican heituty roses.- But
this is old. history has recorded It he -
tort• -••And so the light shone o'er fair
It better it niust be wouteu and brave awn." Never before
SO.
..1',.-)'''.thotirc'ini,:tie.,,i(),(.(11,11,11.14.adlettrul:')i
' • . Thrtih.ruat
iion ' the following morning, but 1u
In lacing the battlefield of Witterloo
flaying the fair women of the night be-
fore. 'nolo doe.: history relied itself.
• • • • •
. Mr. Calton. Menther from Montreal.
has introdeso
ilitivn rlution favortag
tile continuator or the 0 o n;:ng ‘ of
! title+ in the 'nonillion of Candi. Mr.
King 1a ratio.. Iiikeworm to t' e pro-
em -410n. Ile reek that iui far ii4 be is
!concerned nothing In particular eould
' I
c Bali oed by lidding 11 11:114.14 before
igis name. Mr. Bennett. cur the other
--- j 111111.1. looking l'oewitrd to,thet distant
time when lie may ...cuff a itedrain
-onie seeeial .11e1.1- ef Britian' pin-
. .. deems that it title would add to
• greatue-a and suggests that lie 10
1) .!..t171.11.1!;11gler"11:1111'41'C.t114111.Nli4.11.1..:1..1:171111,
i ..,10 ttern and serious. when the stile 1
. 1 is mentioned. Mi... M 1,1,1,311
no hope; site would rather. have
sonic ;ear. ago, -144.." a humorous
tote* than titles -11111 014 the Mittel' '
,tands. Tlw truth Is OW the -cork
•:11.1 carry" idea has begun to thiud-
nate Canadian lift.. It started uith
the grocery ',litre.; now It extends to
our millionaire's. There are I 111..tug
them quite a number whit feel that,
having necumukited a million. they
•ean "carry a title." and even 'a traction
knight. or a lank and bean k 1 1
• ant other kind of IsnightlitsgirlAist.btlr
:t -
ter thou no knight at all. and so We
!rive the co:dims:thee or an agitation
which lots very :slight response from
1 the Canadian people.
• • • • • .
The antiontovment of the l'unad kin
Nal Ionia Itailvvity 4.011gt ruction. pro-
gram for the ii*-Xt three years 'merits:
!I. . 1111.11 of tile g71.14ing confidence
• (110
a t i ntr,. Thia batty proposea
fi1imilllianitilit.s.,sfidr7ta iinolitil,i,i..h ft:it:A.1r:
44:; 11.4.18in
to build
The.s. will be scattered more or 441,1
1111'011C110111 1 he ilifferent Provinces.
but nuturitlly the .newoireas developing
1
LA
TEA
'Fresh from the gardens'
- :id tl... Maii,ter
I re
-age atergere 11 .1.1:0 lime
pos.. reform 11,. ,.
e Legis!..IIIII'
ma ke the material for ..-
.et,.
bit it ;, 1„1,1 the .44111 in tile 4;wierich nmn'a prop. -
II• viiroubiall . to stand The foregoing is frana The 41..1.-
48 conditIOn14 hi grow Signal 111141 aptiellIg to Ila att u 1 oal
I •• t ...1 - Mr.-uggestion. The mervwes • of many a
1.1
(k sitjui, 11.4,4111 1111111ieipall have "Oen:
...it to the municipality by his niiibi-,
lion to get to the top too soon 111-084of wolfing for the psyschological vear
to aptieIll to Ille elector*. In man; in•
a '
.4m -4e. in t4)4 W
ti e See dpu
ety,
rtaeship when they 044411)1,w
, give ptall7!
reereg defeated by aspiring 'to tItee
or good service both at township and!
('1)111117aa the reeve The!
same is trna
ue In tows nd villages!
where the reeve or cotinvillors aapiro!
too soon to the mayor's ,hair and!
they ail. .lisoillraged by defeat end
retire front public lift.. The proposed/
change or idection by The Signal gpl
reads to ie. ila being along thi• right
line. ag it ensure the retainIng1
of the/pervives of able municipal legis -1
- _ _
later+ who would be defeated when 1
pitted again* single Opponent
r ..f the Mx,
tar. it ods's pen
41011 4' 1. however.
trong feciit.g through -
against hank tuergero.
at scatted. ng Should
one 'a no vent them
nt A system of
supervisi•in of be 11111.'. "1'1,1 It 110410
not say 111 tit. till, tupervision
nkat bank aftsfekink, no: ''.O.11.411 any
sudden str.tin..wr crisis lc,- ;radii:ally
as the result at It.. doing
business. has 1 position
ik Which ihag had ••4 11. ...3%141" by
purchase or aillalgsmiti.o.
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NEW SCHEME FOR
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
(C114-407 Elite' .
"When n Member of in..
ounell desire,' t• •111.1te31
himself • ligtali,1 the Ma er l ..•
or some ollier inugglitir 11, lef.r111.7
entitled for the algner otn e. the retult
Is that the municipally the ser -
vi, -es or -one 01 licr D. .•'cialiteat-
fIlitg rto 10d req.. • farther
hark than tlid . Week - •,:, for ati
lisIslitn'sPi' die1'10eceginonli.•;:r.:."..elt‘lafveMirti
.•11.44ise 11 Illeu chairman or piddle
works. A Go.! i 'deb edit ati•
twit:luta mind snit/est, of vice -
(4111 whi•it Wo ild_ meet
84 c,tuneellon una (no , meth-
od 4if eteeti:.1!. ne .
nominees for tile c.. .
1.111.4 and that the • •
1he highe-t number . .•- :•1
the next bighesi reeve. . •• ; ••
'T!'eri all !be be,. 14. ,
reeve, N1111 the Le- 'is., .4. ..
A PERFECT MEDICINE
I4
THE WEEK AT OTTAWA
13 'lit 1. Deachmon
isii•er, pub:belted In Nev offered
a prase for the shortest story. The
limit was five lonidred word.. but a
speeitil allowance war liniele for every
word tinder the permitte:1 rive hutol-
led. Had Ottawa entered tlo. contest
fair the shortest 1411, .r( -fool. It iambi
1101 have done better than it ilia on the
debate on the Address. Prophets fort. -
a tempest of words hosting itp-
proxiMatifily two week- 1:14.1l at 11
o'clock. that was the ekloe,'1.1111.11. 11)
14,114 AM It 7111nar 44.1, . . .
Iten'n'it• Mr. King. the leader of tne
Progre.tivee. Mr. thirditer. ..me retire
t ive from Quebec. one from
Western Canada hail spoken Witt the
scene was closed. the Addriis. finished
441111.m n .if the shortest
debate,' of Ite kind in all 10.1011.
There are no gains %%allow lewses.
TIu' abrupt ending •,f the Addreils
-rents to be. on the face of 11. a tremen-
dous sating of time. There it. how-
ever. this to be said el favor of eon-
iq lied IllaellrliaiOn-it 01.11..ea lie% :111.1
FOR LITTLE ONES media; : r,fa,14.11
eerloin amount of tie. 4.-4.4 • 0 !WA :1 1, e
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Perhaps hi the minr-•• ..f finie vv.!
Baby's Own Tablets Should be' -tom adopt the a-,....,:s.rituont 4.1
letting the iliscussiot .. the A41.1ress
in Every Home Where There
.8 the first Parliano•-it immediately
Are Children r,diooint.t. an e•eotio,. .inft MI Intl.
considerable length. Tli o n.:11 be oh
The 'ter`, 1 ureilletne for fittle"ottes1
14 found in fialty't Own Talilete They .""1":"!e lo the toe nie•ii1 0,, '11.,.:
are is geode hitt .thoreugh lattatice when they come hor
which regulate th•• bewt•ls. .weeten ' third 1'.'""411m. ilari:L.:
the Monuleh 1 drive old. conitilintioo tlimrs.itli‘sirtnyrtnexivarnitiVienat ,..
and hull:minion; break up colds ti!...1 ,
....'ilit.iiiini.te .rit.4..iieir.zifi..Ii..ii.pr.linit-ii,,teinti•ep..f.l.t.obif:11.1.-
luti•ifrdi:;•• dtiw-110-31.-s:im•11,,:,.‘,. r•-'.. ;‘:',:."1...."
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••4' Italo • • Tahlets harm 4.4 1e, 11.11, 111 twe- then g•
•',.. cea „,.,, , ituoiness whish bet t.. .
• • • . •
•
• -tree fr.ati
The Addree• this ear 44.14 di.tit
• 1 . • ,•:: l•- drug- 1 •'•1 1'1'
the rc.....-..7 -Oil for n401441.-0 tr. cotp-1.1: ' Ow . :wily"; 'il'I • ' N'• - I' r! Tiy.",.•. it'.'. .1. -c:•••••••1 Irv' two rt• earls,. Nit.. 1.4,
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mate,. •. 1. .,.,-,. ,1,. I almost two 14 '1111‘1111:r...r:,Iteehe ''. ellTidu
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, 7 1,,,.. i.„ r i • . ' le :attn. 4 .111110... 1.1 ,. • . '
Nic - 1/ 171 rlo 01 14111.a. Canada i.r'i.:;;ut:I.,..11 ':,':a0iiil : ... -. . .• er •••• :he iti.; ; .11'. •
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to • • .: . . ::: ::.'er m :M.111111 'he ''' .' . f , I .% Battle. in Pr.:aril-
itio e....-• • ••• . twice III floe 1r. -'t , ' • , : •
.• tied .1, 1 fr. \V (11"111170,.. .r.e .ttto.• ..• .• .1. , • ••• f .. '.. 1•11. ,- •:.1.... a, 1 ••••••:.•:. •...•: ti ••.1••• ilic .V-1..•
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((.1:r..t .:111 1
.r 111.1,- .•r w1Il be ohit iverthe !r7i7°!f(t17'0'''i": 1:'ll:7411:4
ig.1.0 •At1.071 :., r- -.,• ..' 4''1r:i71:;r::!';1:"1J;'':::17141I" ii'- :111170
n.
1\ .
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m man uhdid the shootngTery„i,,:. 41 11:1,1IIt Itt a N1rKi44 4. epti
4, 1114 to • tin IMpre-sion flint 7144' :7.,- ta.v.tais. ..."
., .'...eXpe!' ..-, 0;orgMay 1,1Illo
in ... ------41.1)troni'a l'tirk :Ind every haul foriiii."1 1 e idea that lair, • ••
police 1014e 4onte peculiar rb.thts In 1" :1''' 11 4" "Ili " ,, . „ ,.,,,,.,, ..: i„wn .1.,1 „it% :i. 4 littifi.o. M,1!,• ,.:, .,. ,... .....1. 0. ---it. owl, ,b,.,iii ,i,,,1
: 4,:, 1,1e ,..', •••• ::e- ,.., : :4 .,
thw
e ay of • -hoot log pi.opoi.. goy • , 1, • •ci.t-,•• T...N. -',,,. • .11- - :-i...1,1t1111rall they . 411 1 f li
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' A iter01.7 al % 1...i., • '. "le,: • , . .. „f f . ,. ' ..- . - .A:04 carry and. unlike the reasonable filen .1714'1114.71 014. S..f.',1•
high 1111.4. 1114. 111/110regalen% %a...A e - 7, ,41,,.,, ofk., ,,,.;.,, if Iv „.,...!,,,,i. ,..,. i'•••1, :nee, . •1, „ i ,• OM.the% cannot . resort to (4117 p.rot-41.11g the fire-eaters are not 1
,,,41,,,,,1..•••MorJyom 1.0muchrawmeltbytie tire•eati
-
or otll.erienations .
rt, rie leader ..: the
ll!p”.itiol..1
.
. 1111:0•1tell filar tinimaitiontic eoliferetne
e of the iliferew lationa within the
Ilritish Empire might 1.4.!oda in 44ty -
tawa to ilisctiss the prod'ems of the
a ',rid. 1",, tell the truth. there would
It no hartn in such a protlitre
•1111te possibly there would Mil be ver
I111411-11 Irptielt. flowerer. it may al1-
• , 11Ii
wa1 c y:'' s*: '.• Ii'11' ,. Ci sf,.•ad....,,11 1.1•-1.:1'owhen yon lt'.iriiorneg' e
e.L•.,•
ic
other it number of di.titiguitheit
monist. frimdifferent ...mark.* the
all! deliver -'11.4' very exeleid . I
r P•1. Ti..'.. 11:11thf.t., % li NT . '
f.!41 ter tiew.preper clitionted. and Ito
1 more sid.stattial the forms of epeech
'.44' van dmei,Lthe better It 1-' for 1
.01.0%1I • f-•.nooffli 111110r•Innflific oy
ef
rr . .the wirld001i.,... ',if
2 tiiirkti''';.1•.'rowto11if71il.117 1:;.; • •'.xon111Thar lrmit
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- ,: u• : .i.•- u 1 , wl.:, 1• ' 1 • • •
,, 4_4A.,,i,e,,,.,oc:lo
reefed.
I41.1" ' ‘I change in the
:oft
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When The Istuilent %flverboer essays 11" I"" of 1411114.1411,414 'N1:11111111. 1411:1t the
to ,,iitorinlize !wpm Maitland
nivcr (17•4.1..1.);rui1.t.lhrk 1.1.er if.tiraf 11(11;
power if ought 1.• 41.1 *nun ref:31,1e in- •Aroust., urffl-n.ef-i-.1-itri$: pro -larder.
esu :411 ije01. 17 pas the.
'mantes. %hien 11 11344 14
Maitland ill the same :lass .4,
414'.8dio,tig 1110 2I -hour 11111.1111110.‘"ef
1111111. 111)I had tlnle 141 1110k 11,4
ef.11111144 ..r smrveys on /he ‘1,1,.,1tt .1.1
but writing frOfil 1114.111..ry we 1..•
the10Watat eletinsate. of asiveral wirvi•ys
auntie tIItoe,i to lamity yea.* mgo Wrea
that the M11711014 WItill develop 12011
borsepoaer. .11141 other ctifimale", 1411.4.41
upon mete thorough mottle; :111.111 of
our p4icutou1tiu,4 of rho-% aw•t''
XI high as WOO or 5000 horselso, v.,
Aihertialen 187141 11.1.- I.e., '1
of $II:1171; 1.14611, 111.,7
wICath rums d w,...Ic, in,i1 .u.
taw st 1:,.ti(uitter. •
• • .
••• Inreliti
• faitt..a Ille 41e11.4 4
J. 0 l'tt:I4,44)1,, 14.1,1 for 4;
ea,iiI.tr••.
Huron SI • ••• of Mils.. . -,c!
Olt•taa • • ••icnt le 1,1'2
ratter, • 1, 1,7 I from P44 • • • •
.•• 1,4totty oF n
poKtri..11 11 V I, dn't. 1' fl:r• •I 1:•
finft M 1' '1:11ctenn. and '11'
ele tom 1.Isit ensued ..4
cf the 'nos' 011.1 1,11 eatl-
i.oglin
t.t .011111111 l'aller.4, 4 44:14'
440:1e11 by !I bare taaJor.ty fr•,
emos). If; Om; it 5:i -'hl 11.; ;
m
thm. 1n !sal, a few mottl' 'el
the hr.'''. op 1114. lko-i-1
inent, by waft appointed. TA•t,f, .i.,t
Governor of Manitoba. .• • .
of hie teem dropsied ow .1::
Pte. lic At 111 IgWg Oh dolma;
1:147 -it t1.14 fLge Of ninety year.. In
1,5•• election which followed Mr.
railer -m."4 unOlguntlaw. and again In
the general! **mitres which t(.. -k place
srhortli :ifterwarrlit Mr. Inameron a its
elected for West Ilittiftiti. osoll it few
year. later he wras appointed lAistge.
Ant 4 3fiv0rnor of the Mettkoqit Tee-
eftortes If was ?furilk_the byeelee.
non compeller, olf4,186
(then Mr.* la 11111110441...
wamd
.14t Oode110h. fib itedismed
irnume Westinghouse
Electric Iron
7"‘")
fli., )
the 1 1,. ft ByteY
(air
1,, which
. 414111114 1 11
Vie some perfect
erditton as they
etI miter they
left the factory.
f
If_your wife has 11,,,,,e.ys
wanted a g( nuine West-
inghoive 'Electric Iron,
here is your crportlinity
to obtain a fine one fel
her,' FREE. • A 'Per
Hand' is• attached to
plug cf Eig Ben
Cnewing To':,:icco. Enjoy.
this rich, f' !1 -flavour '1
chew - sav • nly s(.ts
of "Poker nds "-• • and
the Electric Iron is yours.
1•••W wesola•aww•••
RENNIES
SEEDS
THE BEST THAT GROW
Catalog Now Rut?-- -
- WM RENNIE CO LIMITED
7011014TO
,.O 4800Y14(144. VANCOUVER
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• ;11» r 4 it .111 in
1,.. •i deliate. It
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Early
Settlers
Walked miles w
get *bag of flour
and if you couldn't get
listgrocers it would
Flour today at all
ill worth walling
miles tut be,aute it 13
"best tor all your
baking."
•
A Baking Expert says:
"Putity is a strong,...11.1.
lour •tth great eapattd•
ing qiwntie. . . • • .a.•
your cake recipe calla 104
ardin•ty pa•twj, flour u,
1 vita/sews kss 1.4.1
01 Pula', and if 14o1114 is
called fur use halt nula
anti half wafer fluke
warm), a* null ale..
noes to make the tale
dry "
For pastry that incl.•
hfl 4.141 41110ulh. use
,able• (flaws Irs• per ‘,14'
04 Yaw*: and I
level 1111sle>11.,.. Molt ot
shortenw.r. 1 .11 11 ar•-
For taint rich Ise.): use
hail batter and hall 7401.
Gat • •4*11 A
Purity Flour today.
Orr /sang. Pansy Flog.
Co4 tura." fe. 30,
Wasters Canada Flour
Suit 4.. !caused
Toronto 011
in Western ,sreure the
undor port ion Thl't 'will open vittit
itreas of new territory. It is the ful-
fil:went of Sir Wilfrid Laurier's poetic
sugge.thei of t few yearstmgo. that
we should roil hack the map of Cate
:Ida 11 hundred miles.
Another important meivetre coming
before the Bootie provides for 'a lime
";.,lena fin the railway employe -4.s.
The old Trillik had a Il8'llA4011
03•1•41111. This 1,.• 111r1.414 14) 1114' 4.111-
41431111 Na114101: thlta going otir
.4.1; (talker .111 the Unified 4.r)7:11414:1-
-4/11 of one. great railway system.
• • • • •
interest •ng 11111841111' 1181111? talla
m during tiw plat week by 11,411. L...
Iti,ir,'s- liTW-iff. 1t It proposed- t••• -i -he
;as.* •i forest inventory of die House
They ars used for 4.ounnercial-
p8trit4w, and in addition there is Lb•
grea . tes t r it • t len which to keit place
through tlw operation of lire and in-
-4.1 life. Mr. Stewart has .1.14W much
during his occupatic) of the posfuou
or mil.,,sor or interior to give U. the
1.1.01410 a national forwary constiouss
We 114%e hisniuse aware of the
twolt.ent witi.•11 elLisl• in comma In
conueetion w;t11 forest adminittratIon.
Ile new propows that ue *mild make
an ill'. eat 44fy 40f.'4,111. forwit res.. ti roes,
thus git Mg us 14 ovine ilt•tinite idea at
11be .111111. Or our forests mid the
ential:ty..ef future devehipawli(. It
gr. -.1 ,rk. Thu,. quietly does
.1! 1.10111111.) 1111 4111. Nut all
done in the
1:1,. rea, 4;4.4••••iitneet of tiw
M11. are going a. ead ',mute.% the detsirtmeeital
----------------1,11 our forests. we,
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71-1•.." • • .0. hied 4. and hut
,, /amity. Of 11101.1ret•r for -
95113. werry shout
1111' 1.111 0, .1 from the Throtie't
4.
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• l' • '71 (.770 •.:1.!re.. lii 7..;d7
the ''rom the T))rone, the hest
Mg oar toils; meet 1-' the 'ante
deiwing-to. 1111.4 ,.f not
politico! it Is social. hill sUeirty pro-
frolttrily influences the artnir4 of t•
it 14 unrtli Me4i4lo/1111g is Itte
ef event's. E5-er7 year ft biome "otter
and larger in the eye of sisanl Ottawn.
The piper. ormonent team It for daps
Petro -41%e idetttret .of debutantes ape
Penrel1 ill one 10.410 /Pr one 14 the local
papers. flu: :aline thing it repeated In
tie. Miler 141p:et% Addini•tnal PeetI011a
of beauty adorn the*. journale tiny
after day. thrive err Nivea to alarm -
*ion of the gowns. ••Ntra. X wore
be:',141rill Kowa or white georgette --
embroidered in pearl* she also won
a diamond orasaient.- "Mrs. gome-
hodywbve wore a rtasch pira
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SUN LIFE SSURANCE COMPANY OF CA ADA
A TOWER OF STRENGT
1 92 8
1.,-.uran4'cs in 1 .• not - S1, ().')1.;
Now .1..:-.11r.itices1 i
An 1 nen of 3112,s....,0,110o
rotal Income - 1 =;,7-17,04P,'
'411 Increase of 341,072,000
Sunda* t.arned during the
Year - -
Payments to Policyholders
:119 Ileneticiaries - - 4Q,920,000
fib:938,000
./ 'III 0.19
40.261,000
Surplii, and Contingency
1(t.:.erve - -
Increase of 39357,000
•
Total Liabilities - 422,020,000
(Including Paid up Capital)
Assets, at Dect.mber 31st, 1928 488,958,000
An Increase of S1i7,652,000
Rate of Interest earned on
mean invested assets (net) 6.58%
DIVIDENDS TO POLICYHOLDERS INCREASED
FOR NINTH SUCCESSIVE YEAR
/lie Company has also inauturnted the practice of Paying a special
maturity dividend on participating pedidel. ten or mart
years in force, tern:m.11mi by death Of frialurtly.
EXTRACTS FROM DIRECTORS' REPORT
. . . After deducting amounts re-astured, the 1--' 2.1 due either as interest or as rlividend, is in arrear for
anurances in tome now alumna to SI .1.irte,91?,0-14-.0 , -a-single dri-r-whi le the di vidends accriting to corn mi'm
an increate of 3.10f4.925,254.48. Policiestesol-44 iili :n dollars those pay-
alr1;•hotri„dire.isua,n;4:rsnt:.:Ildst:ritintghethteimyeeaort, thviii,r4 htafs:
number 633 2441 and in addition 136,2%4 (TVA' ',...
y doc, g I v , 11 in tia• accounts, amounted to SIO,M,-
•the
of assurance are le ;•1 by employees of corporat . is
and firma under the group p an.
While every 15-1,1 of c;wratir,n contri!..uted its fill
share to these int;:ressivi• advances, the rapid iI• I
opmerit ri: our Ividnet•s in Great Britain an I
United State, is ccoecia!ly noteworthy. 1 he gem • ..
reception of twr Conn any in countries serveil 1:7„
pow', 7•v7 eriniceic. in,tit.dions it particularly gra:"
a, te,iift.ing to widespread appreciation of
our record iiicl scrvi, es.
... The :41110.181 to policyholdert since organ • .-
Lion-tuarahor_with th,e amennt at pre -en( he:d
Coif: mity or !smelt, ttetal*an'n :t
rei•eive1.1 from them in preiniitio,15y$1 11,370,22; •.
The strength amt resources of the Company+.,
been still.furt her enhanced.
The net-ratr 4 iteort.1ear00,1 on the mean .•,_
ve.stedo.set% after-telling_pruyi.,ion for invest,. ;11
ripen 114bat'ritett 6..ca per rent. Dividend 111.
cream., lAntes and ,k privileges, accruing il
----armyof the C.omstMy's-hrsIT'irtgat• contributed 1,:ifi•
stantially to this t.trat ing101-4111.
A •.,t profit of 311,02°,J1.54.".1 has heed re.
fro', 1,1111)tilat Or male of securities which
i.f
The" Icatitisa listed in +he attetaitaVebeen valued
•:-.1 figures ra:r*atttially below the valued placed on
tle•ei by the COweenfnent.• This under-valtiation of
our 'securities reprktstell an important safegnai I
agiintt potsii,le adverse market fluctuationa, addi.
atom! to 17,0 reserves specifically provided against
that cont'
We are inain able to report that on the bondt aria
pref.' rred Itnek. lilted in the *wets, not (11114 (101111,
$11' 11 011*11 11.1• 11411n 111.011f•trAllrorn the already
he iv , !:Ill smar;iirs, aa
• 111 •,1'!..111.,ttiat14/11./,
.r..0 -int: :411-1 .1 .:• to .120,0(10,010.
17, i:17 :0001E:0 '•• 1(14114 lial'ility to
71,11,:',. 1.1r unfere•a•ctt ernit,Ing-ncie.; has been main-
ta ire CI at 1 2;7'71 fn.
SI" ' •I • •1 1,1i11 or al: 1(.1.11 profit,
to 7. • •
• Ir
I : .
1 I ! • stir
, font 1: •tency
11.1 0:1411 .1.; I • '4,I38,Y 42 ..18.
• •-;'. tit !,.• e Company enable,
)''":1! ihrr,,'"•':: • • • • . I he 4411.111
r, k't: r• , •• it tu.t,fas to
11' aard to b 'rtii it • t Ing policyholders during
the ea•aing
addition, y• Itirectors have inaugurated the
principle of gr :2.7 ing a Spe, ial Itividetel on partici-
pating policies maturingsifter having been in force
ten years or Mager.. This new hnnut will enable
itdinyholldert or beneficiaries %bow withdrawal is
oreamoned 1.y the maturity of policy contrail.'to
participate in rhe acet.mulated surplus which it Ana
not as yet been conteleied prudent to 44'.
The effort to pens ide life assurance at the lowest
net cost obtainable has heal increasingly appreci-
ated. Our policyholdert vitt be gratified by this
further evidence of nor desire that the Company's
prosperity shall he fully shdreil by its members.
Li
SUN LIFEAASSURANCE
COMPANYINF CANADA