The Goderich Signal-Star, 1950-03-30, Page 3•
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Ontario
Glint
Phone 7 • W , Rattenbury; St. E.
'A4ISUR .NCE
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cl ILL OP • MUTUAL F'I1U IN-
SURANCE
.
' sul'cE . CO. Farm And
isolated to*n Property insured,'
President, E. J. Trewartha, Olin -
ton • Vice -President, J. L. 'Malone,,
Seaforth ; Manager ant' Sec'y-Treas.,
M. A. Reid, Seaforth.
'$
Directors --,-E. J.,Trewartha,
ton; J. L. Malone, Seaforth; S. 11.
i ore Seaferth; ,Chris. m,Leon
Whitmore, . , ,
bardtr, Bornholm;. Robert Archibald,
Seaforth ; John H. McEwi:tig, 'Blyth#
Frank McGregor, Clinton; ..Hugh
Alexander, Walton; Harvey k�.iiler,
'•;.Ooderich.' '-
Pe er, Brucefield
Agents -4. 1. .pp ;_
R 1? McKerc leer,- Dt1413..;!
Watt, Blyth; J. F. ?meter, Brod-
Aagen ; Selwyn Baker, Brussels.
Policy -holders can paake all pay-
ments andget their .cards re seated
• • at the Royal BankClinton; Keith
Cutt's Grocery,
Ooderieh.` °
" . `MEDICAL.
DONS''•B,,..BL I
EXPERIENCED >�
A
E CTIQNF�'`
It
0;40uPgiecAC'
:and 'Bruce
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LEL PHONE 49 .
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For luformati �apply
d• 40011l Di ....ion Court 'Q .,.
Goderiek,.. O!at,
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res anden -n e PrOti. .t1 y'
an-
e veered. ' Immediate, arrangements.
can be` made for Sales Date by
oalll'iig Phone 203, Clinton,
~Charge moderate and satisfae-
tion Guaranteed. • . , . 19tt
,.F d._:,R FORSTER,-- EYE, 1
EAR, 'NOSE, T
Late 'House .Surgeon ,New 'York
_ O ht�1a'lini�•�,�t-ndttral-$cts ital,.
*ssietant at Moorefield Eye Ho P ,
Throat 'Hoa ttal,
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.'and (xoldencluai�e , . . _
Condon, Enugland.
• EYES _TESTED, CLASS8IS . Y .
" SUPPLIED '
53 Waterloo Street S.; 'Stratford.
•,•Telephone 267. t 1 (lode-
_ a �__
Text visit--• Bedford.„� � ��_ 1.9
---riehi--Wednesdav,- •A;Rr).1 260?, A 50,•
.m.
at 2 P.m. tin.' 4.sa t�
HAROLD JACKSON
'ICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH..
Seaforth Phone 11-661 or
Harry Edwar($, Godericla,
Phone 144-
Ma4tt:. Ga nor.
innier. Sales
Licensed. .A►tie., t
- -eo_ nducteti. _anywhere. .�
• For information write• or
phone 787J, Goderich (collect)
,p N
caret' -and Chapman
GENERAL. INSURANCE
Me. -Automobile, ut4mobile, Casuals y
r�.'C:-F-Cha n -. - • . , . , .... ,.
MRCS.-MaeDAREN,.
A r P O �NENTION”
Mr. and Mrs Earl :11lacLaren, "of
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a �_
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The annual meet h of the Hunan
. a.l 8
Farmers s ociati ,
` tini(ir Antos, As`s
t✓tiuuty J , I .
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was• lie`1d '1 the agrii&3aral,- office
board .rod, Croton, On Thursday
alight last. The :buys and girl
me
t.
together inajoint meeting' -with
George '• RobeffSe r r icl ng.
'The re ort'1if last .year's annual
meeting waS. given, and also, the.
financial arncial s..tatentent harry Doug-
all, county director, read a report
of the Ontario Jcim10r Farmer
Association.
The 1950 slate ofo cess for the
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I RON ecoUNTr5FQR Mo$T WEEKLY
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(`►^��''''''rr�--\��/ %A� ^�Y�' �',��{//��'' A 1(�, jl; 1
. rY i,°IiYd CH, , +1+1.+M•1k+4 Y -'.i THTJRS A +rr, MARCII � X Y�'' . 1AAK,�++
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atti atons to ,.Wil er
>�olJt L'
g
ucc
cam •{{�1' �-,
fully' paged his dight test .'ter a
r vate pilot's, .license last week.
P
Inspector Roy : Pinder of Toronto
r
su ervised the test,
' Three new students. -hove en.r(illgd
wits,, `'Sky ILarbor- l4 it Services to.
a ove. ilot'.s c urge. ,
tAke ,au p.,pe, d , rP
They" axe Ai>aert Bu hard of lues
Kenneth Stockall o `Clinton,
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a
and Jos'ep1t Fahner',of `Centralia,
Recent visitors to Sky Harbor in-. year la the 'Company's,' history.
u h Ward of Brampton, Marshal Sully said, `"The` con=
chided kI g
who flew an Aeronea Chief aireraft selidated, balance, sheet and, state -
Al Pow of London, who appeared anent of profit; raid loss. reco'rd,.an
here frequently, last summer, was other .year; ot. satisfactory , "aper»
proclaimed the' - national, gliding actions. Particularly aaotew^ortliy -is
� 'sales and earnings,
llliron County Ju 'or Partners ex- champion of Canada for the year the increase ilj
d ,both of which reached an' all -tinge.
ecutive wa's presented by the: nom- 1,49• '
Plating committee' ane the Blow -
All Canadian commercial pilots high -for the Coniparly's operation;
'
ing were elected: must qua) ify for iiew licenses by rte net sales being• X1,141,344.00.
Glils' i ent Anna, Brock,May 1st of this year. A, L. Wett- The financial 'position, of the
I res d It
:Wider and J. P. Sherratt have writ- '(:btiipany continues sound. Total
assets,, $800,792.00; . net working
a )ita,l�$178,101.04 ; s'tirplus, $305,-
1
p03.1b. ,
. ueol`'i of enrnin , als'o ;was -
achieved with an operating profit
before tax for the year. of $85,415.00
as cunrpared with $80,205:41 in.
1948.
ort • Y:
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R.
'‘the,
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'� Yet
t� Dest.,•L�
�'::r:.•_,�fi...s, �,4,.:a,,...«t.a.-wW .,a�%'riY�..�:.'==4x:'-^�;,:�-r
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7ham�o>a 11lackl.n � :_
e ive. All arrts ,
nada
of
...Ca
�- , In addressin€,� the 'amnia meeting
of the Dominion the
Machinery''
4om an .. , • Air `F'�ce-;�1[a s a
in'
n • . roan t
and. Ag
r idea - ,
all es.
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best
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or 104'D as the dai:ector?� Let► tell.
G Mini.=^,.1eirr' .,- In a (inlet
-
ceremony performed .at he manse
• . f "' ` d eliurc.'la":- n
"Thursday. , Afternoon at.
N
2o eleel$,
Rev.M'G Newton. united n intr.
Exeter; first Vice-president, Audrey
I r1tdbura,. Beigrai'e •; second vice-
president, G'vyeuu Rattan, • Qorrie ;
secretary -treasurer, Edith Pepper,:
lintoti; directors,. -Maxine -Adauts,
i Brussels '
Corrie Amy' Smith, , , Mary
Durst, i'Clintdn ; 'Joan Clark, Gode-
rich; Verna- Miller, Clinton; ;:glary
Httdie, , Bayfield Delores Alliason,
Exeter; (Jessie 3Kii11§, Exeter: • ' •
,Boys.- -Past president, --George
•.Robertson,• Goderich,; president,
Jack 'Currie, Winghani; ,first vice-
president,' harry; Dougtfll, T xeter''
second vice-president, Bab
Brucefleld; .. secretary - tr
George Adani�s•, Gorrie ; di
Ken Petrie; -Dungannon ;
Turtoll; 'GrotIerich ; lion. McaMichael,' end of the wwith hir andrbor is well .well-known
Corrie; Harry Lear, Blyth;"Douglas
May, Centralia,; Russell, Ferguson,
I-Iensall ; Fred' . Gibson, Clinton.
ten examinations in this . respect.
A student who -entailed :.At Sky
II,Arbor last slimmer. now has iiia
dot's license: :The stuaent
-llra'tite pilot's • ... ��
is William Savage, - r 'ho moV ed'' to.'
Ottawa after part of his course
had been ,completed here.' He•
the first person ,to receive • his
'license who enrolled initially with
Sky Harbor-.)inder. the new G-ov*ern-
tient scheme. •
The staff and flying 'school Mmein.-
ber's were disappointed' .when Air
AAllan, Fnginoer and 'Private Pilot Bob
ensurer, ChishOlu announced that he -had
rectors,'' -accepted, a : position, with . Larry,
-George . j Snyder Motors of Exeter. Bob has
i ��t
UEN`F`Al. ' °
il. R. 'L.IUGIYES-
+'Dentist
Corner Wellington and Lighthouse
Streets. ,
•i?hone '1033J for ;0Pi)o.intinent*
CHIROPKA►C'TIC
Insulre .In , Sure I &nye
Confederation Life -Wind, .Car
�X-Preferred irste0 'far •
�, preferreaTriske.
ACCIDENT . & SICKNESS
Consult......,
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JOHN la'ARRIS
ga n_
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a to
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P
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f 411.BE13.T'13. SUCH,
Doctor. of Chiropractic. .
• • office Hours: ,
Moi).., Thurs.-9 am: to 5 p.m.
Fri ---9 a.m. ' to 5 p.m.
7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Wed„ & 'Sat ---9 a.m. to 11.30
• a.m.
Vitamin Therapy' .Electro /Therapy,
Otfice=Corner of 'So11th '` Stn and
Britannia • Road., Phone 341-
ESTeR`N-~ONTAti,IO
• MOTORWAYS
Eastern Standard �:'itne
To LONDON 'To S'TRATFORD'.
8.10-u:m. " '8.14 ado. '. • •
• 12;20 p.m, 12.20 p.m.
4.30 p.m. , 4.30 p.m.
9.45
8.05 p.m.- (Fridays, -Saturdays,
o
only.) holiday's. )
�ndY
Sundays a
Tlie 9.4 p.nr: to' Stratfe'r4:;0ll Sim-
n dayss and -holidays only.
The 12.20 p.m. bus' goes to• Strat-
ford only on Sundays and- holidays.,
On Monday_and day after holiday;
bus for London leaves at 6:45 aFm-,
, Connections at' Clinton for' London,
•. Detroit, Wingham,.'- --Walkerton,
kincardine; Port• Elgin and Owen
Sound. ,
LonnectiWns it Stratford for. WOW -
stork, -Kitchener, Guelph, Hamill-
' ton and Toronto.
lhnections ,at L 1it'tehell for Listowel
and Lond00.. `•'�' '
AT
RS
MALCOLM M . .
NEW LOCATION
on the ,Square -formerly Mx,
Craigie's office . ° • F`
Real Estate --General in; •
.suraiice
Phone 115*
FIRE!
Protect S�'ouirself With Fire
Insurance'
See.'.
Gordon Jewell
1 .R. 6, GODERICH •'
Phone Citrlow 30-r4
around Go'derich district.
LION MacEW,AN° HONORED
OR -114E -ARS'- -RECORD
I1% recognition of an uiitiaralleled
-Vine aeaeE-' tudio,....haze�..retxirll.ec Yeaire'.: cxfect, attendance at
after • a three. Weeks,' 'trip through [.the meetings .„,„-of
tilt, Goderich • Lio
ns
Missouri, where they', studied Cldb, George GV1acEvan' was pre -
the -United . States .to Springfield.,
seated with -a special . pin at . the
portraiture under the, direction of Club meeting; on . Friday night; tion
Arthur Paul Summers," ` master Pub
Harry- Watson Was
chairmge in ' the absence of • Lion i4titcltinei y• Ra13es- Co. Limited. • 2`he •i
attended President Harold B.ettger. . ' '
d.
have
'raiihers'-' (guest . ilmist i�as-Miss- tthe1rne o-Lratiof ofI ° thLs ,--company . }
where p been �)rofitailale and its sal(. organ-
1to5� several numbers were ,
IIatX. d
'b o. d n
_ -_) bene
ccepted roundly. applauded. Lion ArnoId •l�at:ip,n has. 'peen t
it. Mc( onhell, thairluast of „the pro- :strengthened substanttallp until. it
Hary fists, a. i}Tell-established. • dealer
grant committee, -mop=ed - a - Vote. of i . .
:y la each of the .imps, tarot ' centres
D ,
Miss ITay..Provinde. , Mazy to pictures
.of population hr the 1 rovince.
Moving pictures -of Mie •Interna-' • Dui•mi,, ria fear it -very :,ntisfar-
, tioaal Lions 'convention ft t: New,• tory sale of M+.140,000.00' of • 5i/•_'
r'Y ork • City .« 'shown, with I ion
"photographer of marked •aistinetion
in the •Mii1west. They al
the M41i8souri .State Phot-
eonvention• in .Saint_ Lou;
two of their prints were
and hung at the Salton Exh
' INCOME, TAX RETURNS' •'
PRIVATE'-' BUSINESS
••FARM' REPORTS. a'
installed
to
_¢oolclt+�eping...records �trtS,
and checked Monthly' '
or' at rattiest. . -
ROY N. BENTLEY
Phone 909J - • . -
Boa, 58 `36 Regent St.
GODERIICH,' ONT..• .
• r
After tax • the net profit of
$52,871.00 has ,been transferred to
the reserve - ,
boring the"' year the production
processes for manufacture of our
four models of heavy graders • were
continually improved.
Engineering and ' development
work has progressed on, ' the new
"507w' grader. Tests have 'shown
this piece of equipment to be inore
efficient , than, even our . most
sanguine hopes. , Production .is now
under way. and, deliveries- are ex-
pected nlibrtly, .
-�
• •-Tis ,choir parts - business ��s l
corning a more 1 , r-
in ear affairs.„ As ,more new ma -
'.chines are pat to work in__the.,iield
lf-"e" 77o u"'�"`-'me orVi s � sa es• eon ,hues
to
expand. -
p
Y ••
Dealers in Impi)rtatlt Centres
All retail sides in .the Province
•of••0ntafie ire handled- through our.
subsidiary, the Dominion': `lload
:.F
th
e.
T4,1, SALKEDKEARS
.IURO S
At the Minna 'in eting-�f
('v'o^gra�. att11ttion
held zt i on 4nThursday .last,
e;eers were" 4.leeted 0s, follows;
ii ! Presid nt' ' •Thoiiaas »i. Salkeld,
.. e. Undue �iiG€4�Jetlli �'E'i SQ!A;, e , •
rias t' .first vice -. resident:• -
only daughter UY • fair,; 'and 4iCr>�, Lui,knlrv�, . T »
'fir, dr
vv
.and l...A . e
1�'allsace ,�,..'Miiler, n
Franklin; McQuillhi, younger son
of ltr. ,Johnu'McQuillin and the late
M s. •Mc uillin. The bride wore u
istreet length. dress' of powder=,blue
with •e'orsage of white'gardexiias. and
was Attended by, Mrs.* Carl' John-
iton of Bluevale U sister of the
groom, who wore a- dress of grey
printed crepe with corsage'. of
Dream, • roses. Mr. Allan Miller,
brother Of the bride, was groon--
man. On their return from a motor
trip 'to London and Windsor, , Mr.
and. Mrs. MeQuillin will reside on
the groom's farm on the 0th con-
cession of West \Vzi bosh.
services, delreciati on .
and nsce1-
ltineotis
expense, $147,947 ineonle:
a'n'(1 • bales. tax, $72,728.; ' re:Invested'
iu
ew. •'852 sal, 803.- Total s:
business, b 9
'income, $1,141,344.
The directors of the Company
r ,
are: A/� /yi. J. A. . Sully, president -
and
e5ident`
and managing director; J. K. Sully,'
vice -pr 'sident ; . E. M. Sully, S: IL
Shenton, 1'. Jr. Carey.
Mr. B. 'T., Beattie,. who is comp-
troller of the' company,,: was.- ap-
pointed to the position of >aectetary-
treasurer.,"
1
George' Johnstooa'l
.Ita�leld;
"
S
eco
nd
vire-presiden � Fred bidd1et0T, �r .
:3, Clinton 4,' secrettfry-treasurer,
R,
G. `t
Bennett,, C• l ntcx. ft r'. he'
rnin • sessienr at
,.
al .
Agricultural, b,014e, t•,, .e .mas Ltn . . ,•As
sdeiation banquet was: held ;atrlIoteli
Clintan, ' with forty'-%ve present.
Mayor :I3atti'n extended •a ,civic wel-
come, and speakers: ' included
Yardgza Cecil -,Johnston, Reeve of
Ashfield, and ";Robert Carbert • of
Winghanl,''-radio farm commentator.
At the afternoon session talks,
were given by Prof. Goble and Dr.
IV acLachlan of the Ontario Agri-
cultural College, and J. S. Johnston,.
'of the inspection' service, Dominion
Department of Agriculture.
, Before the close of the tneetiiig
thirty,tllree,.._n?emliership fries .had
been accepted : for' the 1050 Mixon
County 'Fruit °rawer' 400efat1001,
0
,and seve'al orders received. lir i
@
purelia*wa . by the rorgttnii.zation ! _
th"0re
•n. ti
, ,•moi=
E. T. Armstronc` • '
• OPTOMETRIST.:
Phone 1100 for " appointment• ..
..
SQUARE • GODEkICH
Q
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ar
MA
` K I T D #iE a S'
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For information phone-Rieg,. McGee
&Sons at 765 • •
COLE.
Optometrist--OptiChm , •
Eyes , Examined. Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 •. Goderich.., Ont.
irrow ;TAO
'GRAHAM
SHOE REPAIR
Pick -Up and Delivery Service .'
Within Town Liinits
-McDonald St. Phone '8303
/Y.,
Goo. G. MacEwaji
Fire. Accident' and Motor Car
-.,-Insurance
OFFICE ----;MASONIC TE11iPI$
W ST STREET
PHO.NE•230 6O0EI•tICM
.were. s �vs , kinking:fund 'l)onds• was made: This
1 \el.:vn.'. h ill e .plain'i.ng the vatiioths enabled .tllo -(',0iupativ to retire all
parts of, the picture.•.-_,�.
• ilutstaitdi'ng-: company' • preferred
strict ttitl.iotit p.tynietit ;of preiniuni, 1'
any arrears of ''dividends and' tot '.
consolidate the funned debtor Cirri
eoinpii,ny .sci that it • will. be retired
ver a periocr of- fifteen .yeal•s. •
Our refationships . with 'oar ern-'
IiloYee have continued on ai.-h81)J)\•
IriSis. We were able to pay 0 high
rate of'wages and. salaries in all1
departments• during the year..
.:During. • the year the Company
paid out approximately .$9,000.00
for insurance. and workmen's'. coni -
pens atio%i. Tiff~ various 'insurance
policies for .the protection (if enr•I
enaployceS whith. are ecr-operaS'
niaintaliild--`were most u efnl,,1)ati'- .
frig .11ie
year (fauns. uncle,.. our
sidiness. wind accident • policies-
ainounteci til .x+(1,17 ''1"hi'sc -lira
) ided funds tor our.einplovices ;l•'tta
time.when *hey .were Most _iveicotne,_
tuit.iail steps Al -ere -taken" to estab-
lish a formula so that . emplaii,Ces
would profit. • direel ly lry increased
production: 'flus ;ntndt is• pro;ress-
ittg and it is hoped that •dnrn)i, the' .
year ° the. aria d AY 1,11 become .operative.
13tisiire55 Otlttoolw. Satisfactoig
The t enei al outlook for business
is s atisi1tc.tury.
'(-11)41-in }iio-iiIir-odai-4t,, :.are-being-
well
are-.•-bei g --•well eeeived'1'ii all Darts of Catiada
and with the c'um,preltonsive . plans
fo.r , road deve1opiiient^ -n'nly under-
way i•t- is, anticipated that :the .de
-
wand for our egnipment• will *1)e,
• maintained, '
There. are ui•ittiy .enquiries for
oitr 'iliatclii,itt*b for •export';and it is
ti quite possible that in the next year's
-hips 11 •S i1 —
pbrt 'business may appear.
1. would like to . express the 01)-
preciati•on• of the.board of directors
foie. - :the lova 1 and whole-henrted
support we have • received•' from all
the employees. '
We , have • now emerged - from -a--
sellers'
-a-sellers' market' and more intensi1,Te
:calm and ad4rtising programs are,
of course, necessary. •
Our whole :ales' organization is
measuring up to the recluiremetit i
ln.this respect and we feel confident
that all employees lit• our plants
will enntintie to extend themselves
towards', inc etlnA •production
Mir.. - 11. Shenton, 'sceretary-
treasurer, submitted fi'nanelal i tate-
ineiltt5' for tiny.' year a n(1 outlined
Tlir"'dit*irrrrt of lh=19 Ra.l.t's;,inctttue'
••
Divi: ren f ca.1t*�i income --- ltaw'
Inateria1s, 54,fS2; rernuneri tion'
to.employees , ,.$:31.2,8$4 ; supplies;
' H
The
Sign
of
KIE M TEM rif
ONTARIO it
INSURANCE
AGENTS•
_, ASSOcIATIONy
Good .
Instil, •
aflee
II. M. pFORD
Get Jnsured° - Stay Insured•
" n Rest ^ Assured`
North St. Tel. 268w
:PRES'
"- ELECTRICAL GONTRACTO]
Town and Farm Wiring and Repair Work. -
ties:,1NNo- obgatio
71 CAMBRIA .RD. : PHONE 832W or CARLOW 207
IN„DF'P H,NDENT . ORDER-
Gl ODDFELLGWS
Huron Lodge No. '62 "Gude.
rich meets 'first and third
IVIonday: nights of every
month in MacKay Hall.
Visitors Welcome.
-46tf
774.
•
�oderieh Pavilion
DANCING WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS
SATURDAY NIGHT -
°'ERIC: S`COTTI, HIS TRUN.[PET AI 'D HIS ORCHESTRA'
EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT
OI1NX EARN: ••DANQ'I; GANG
SPRING PARADE ,OF ,BANDS BEGINS -APRIL 7th
,
Remember your friends and loved ones with a
3r -
. —, e- 'll know 6u • cared
Rust Gram card . Thy you
enough to send 'them` the, best:
rt�� �Ele�tric
�ViIf. Rye•
—Your ant horized WESTINGHOUSE dealer
• ,Phone: 466
Hamilton. St.. �.
*.-
A-t-� ical' group -safeguarded b q
Yp Y,
Sun Life of 'Canada Family' lncom.
Po)ccy which s, %mply,' ,economically''
and effectively ensures a •corttiniiino '
income for the widow; shotild the
husban Hdier; provides .educationat'
funds, for .the children'• ands• finally •
makes 'dvail1ble .the full' amount '
assured• which can e'e used: to pur-
chase
awchase an. annuity for the mother
when theschildren are old'enouph to
become wage 'cornea+.
PLANNED' LiFE INSURA'NcE
BRINGS'.-PIIACEf QF MIND
�Witc ut obligation, let ime 'te$
you ;. how' the
. U 7 :UFE u: ,C -c9 x
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