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_ ,, ' ‘Insti- - . . “mt-rum!- ftfluwvj‘ a‘; i333 ‘gig 1%“ — There's something about this Th’ we“ m" woman“, we has been spcred by the Canadian visitors present. The meeting open- Mr‘ ‘when And‘°ws'wh° has bee“ was a visitor at Jonesvlll on Sun- 3% ' I . WWI! thlt let! I !cll¢r——-" m“ hem " "t! guru“ Good Roads Association to make ed with singing the Ode and re- spending his Yacmon at ms home dflY- “ll fiv. mu" nlvilrivllron m“ "' The smoke. a trlveulnc ma. “w” “"4"” " m“ NM‘ 3m“ its 18th annual convention at I-v- citing the Creed. lvllis iviory An- i“ wh°“"°y RN” 1°“ Saturday by —-—~ = Payee, had the appearance of a mun who m‘ u“, Dw‘ 8am‘ 7' oerne-in-Quebec, Montebello, Que" drews, teacher of Wheatley River “m”: m his p°5m°n i“ 3mm‘ Mrs. Robert. Jones and son, 1 ilruruinohfizeiilyeirir (‘ended June 30th_ had been out all night lnvestigst- hm in“ ‘a on ptember 22-23 on outstand- School said the school needed shell, Mr nd Mrs R P wigmbre or Bruce spent Sunday in Hazelbrock l ' 22 I s C I “I h ~ > . I a a - l | ‘ _. a ,, ‘ w, holder: inolioo a voruzoueriiiirrhilori-‘y l“! m‘ NW"!!- Wldc 09w llm- Th‘ ‘smmauuwn “ha: D" ins one from I- nrnntlcnl Ind mm’ and r mmeilded buying a picture Monmm NB accommmcu burthm with the iormoi s motlnr, Mis. , i 7.1- ililmlfiiléfi ‘tutti-lye: all‘ vdruflcutliu“ bung m" and now w“ wondering dm“ o o ‘ nd "ting point o! View. Lectures on o! the Km“ and Queen m hang in o Robert‘ dilnior dud Mrs Wig Gal-L l 1 ,1 .o orll cus - , , . — , "gives ~' d‘! ' have been faced coring tile ‘period. what kind of s ialry story to tell Wm‘ '1 1"" ‘mmmcel ' ' mitt"! 01 current’- importance W!" the school. 0n motion it was car- jngrus parents Mr and Mrs Rom .

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V EMBER 14,1931 __

11's I

mudmu of Greemhlelds & Co. lfontred

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Gross rsvsuue was 83,412,404 as colu- pnrsd \vith 8.705012 in tho previous

iuellt reserve provision for which lo ‘tho extent of 311.000.0000 will set aside out of gross fncoluo lust yelir. Aguillst this was a profit from the sale of investments ilulouutlug to $757,718 tuksu iuto profits.

Surplus llftcr expenses, taxes null

uolumoll dividends shows surplus at 854.531.7202, all inc-reuse over the $3.401.- lllll of the previous year, due lo the wrnilsfer to investment reserve of $1,- 000,000. Tho report indicates earnings of $3.56 oil the outstanding guluulou stock as against H.221 last year. llurliig lilo year several ivoro luulle in the securities llu: Company, several Cauudlllil and Aiucrioilll securities being sold rind

‘IDNOPAH, Nev., Sept 1i (U-P.)

the wife.

ahd--"

"Well, you know," laughed s by- stander, "Torlopah is where the moon shines brightest-it's not so

ca, wrote an article in which he boldly stated that Tonopsh made the» best liquor in the world. and the next day, in a speech before s luncheon club, he reiterated the statement and cut off all opposing argument by declaring. ‘I ought to

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School nil- in Glenwood seat 10th-

good time enioyedhy all. -

Livingstone, Glenwood, ~ returned last week to U. S. A. ' '

m. Ind lliirs. George onion, and

Miss Donoghueuuunele, Mk. James M. Stewart, West Polnton Sept. 8- Accompanying them . were Mrs. Roche O'Brien, Elmsdale, and Mr.‘ Peter Dorioghue, Miminiglash.

Miss Marion uoponild. n. u,

ms _EWN

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(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Sept" ll-No effort

form part oi a programme that is

ident, will piesldent at the opening of the convention on Tuesday mom ing, September 22, at l0 o'clock. Addresses of welcome will be given

Thacher-ecu, K. 0., Prime Minister o! Quebec. It ts expected, too, that equally important membe of neighbouring provinces will partlclw pate in the proceedings. l at 11 o'clock .1. P. Blekell, regis- trar of motor vehicles for the prov-

‘ meeting at the home of Mrs. B. A.

‘served luncheon. The next meet- t

Q

Elkhoud, with ten members and six

rled to buy same as they would be

King, after which Mrs. Elkhoud

lng will be heldat the home of Mrs. William Ling.

er. paid a short visit to Moncton. N. B., recently. '

Mrs. Herb Smith, Wheatley River, spent a few days in Greenvale, the guest of Miss Mae Smith.

HUOTANS‘

Andrews, Whcatley River.

ert Ryhnes, Dunstafinage, were the

MOUNT STEWART

Miss Sadie Farquaharscn, Bridge town, spent the week and at the

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacLarcnJ Charlottetown, spent the week end} at Mount Stewart, the guests of‘; Mrs. MacLarcirs parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Lemuel Jay.

Miss Flo MacDougall of U. S. A-

Mrs. Charles Mathison, Oyster

‘was filled to capacity 0n Sunday

evening, Sept 6. The special speak- . or for the evening W215 Rev. Ml‘. 1Sierling, who delivered a stirring

lwas two solos beautlfullyurendered

by Miss Lena MacLure of Char lottetown. The Pownal people were delighted to hear this talented musician especially so as her mother was one of Lot 4W5 girls. She be- ing the oldest daughter of the late

I

A i T °"w°°° TY T“ °‘*5"sem "PNTER RIVER ..:‘;...::;: .;‘.:'";:..r:";"::l POWNAL é Ma 1 onopah AND u Road Bulldlng day of the latter-‘s sister, Mrs. Nor-' Mn and Mrs, Russo] shcaflgw‘ |_. co cii ltteio Gets A Feller Glenwood "Hebron on w... At Quebec “m”? w“f““°{,'§'"°,", Home "c" View" l" P°“"“‘- l

l . ente Rver c oo s pro- 1 , "STEWART JONES l is l! 9 '- Point districts held their annual I ‘ulna Willisgtlfiygrniylueuihylllasnuizue; gremng fgvorubly under Miss Mary Goifgtgiirllllipflflled by the‘ l

llll to“ year, mulls up of revenue from iuvest- "I don't know what it is," he ¢W°°t°d l" 1'55""? in dwrab“ W‘ a memorial to the Institute. The t e e u of Mr and Mrs Bed Bridge 1s spending a, week muhuiiaulasielfisutffglflu of."“'.“.°ii'“l.‘l 513ml!» “but I d0 know if one Mr- John Livingstone of Worces- commendations dealing with high- R011 (gnu was answered by each 3:82;; gm; Hunm; River ' with her daughter. Mrs. Layton i tiiiPlliii; i::.i:e":'."li.""."".il.tlt ‘m’ he" o" "v "u" "mm- ‘c- "'"-- "d "v- “mle "v “Y "ml- nino. n-nn. no non. vese- e - - .; on the sale of securities (‘luring Itho the W5!” I9“ bumncd m” Keownl Lynn M555" who h!" been Hon‘ J‘ E‘ Penaun- K- c" M“? table and ways t0 prepare it. The i id year which was charged to lnvoiii- ‘omemmg and o“ he gog, guests at the home of Mrs. George ister of Highways in Quebec, pres- mew“; c1058‘; Wm. God gave the The United church at Powm, Hm

gxlltallueafu’.ailligugggsgvilflhgzgliuiiesgnfi; long ago since Bill Booth. roraierly Miss Anna. nonasllue. I-Iaverhill. Izlgeffli‘; Go°°£ s1- He“? gfllncLMlu- home o; h... 1iarentS. Mr. and ills-i message from the story oi Moses. '1' your "no deduction of ptflferrell ulld editor of the late Evening Bonaa- Mass, were guests. at the home oi - ““° a“ °“- - - Mr. Horace Culcllffc. Hunter Riv- Frank Falquhmsml- C°“““"‘Y- A p1ea5,,,g 933mm of the service ,.at

' I ., ince oi Ontario will lect. "Re - » , 5 . I 1t-_'.‘.‘1.11.?1:-:d1ii"zfiiniltriitlldilligy know, I drink enough of it my- glonwood, had as her guests last ummundutium um, Hmhsgogulutyfi hm’: Isabel Irlclfinalg- RN" “$10 M55 Rose Pm?’ ‘:10 ‘tor. Fm I Mr. and Mrs. Thcophllus Burhoc oi is: ,, . - . , I . _ u r l - . colic" -_» __ by‘ lgtlfilggfaloilfllillilhatfn ‘ifiiosllill- self", - we“ the ma“ D5157 ‘m .345‘ The discussion will be taken ulJ by has been n81? do“ jcolmlpast two yeirs Qaguccsn Alain‘)? f Alcxalldlll- At lhll "W5C 0f the 5e" H lll1.l.-..n_ vlvnlil‘ . M‘ (uuuuuuu A um, B no“, "m, "wen... resumed the tmvemnu Stewart mooknne‘ Mm. J A Bu m 0m t n l as een vs n; ren s an re a-Ifor a nurse n t e . . . a lvke “mm lime ones were dedimu , as “ PM“ I llifll-"Emilliilruifilitn l.'.(1‘vcl.'.'..-oi3“§:o'o‘i5'l§; "m". "Bill may be right. but whct , I . I i cial nvofioé in Sofas? ‘g plriovllll. gives on the Island for a few‘ present spending her ‘Vacation at ed to Christ by Belltisnl luarscrct '10‘ ' - - ' 1 f .- . ~ ‘ ' r The we“ Pom‘ mhermen u” em Weeks. W55 790911‘? Y the Ellf-‘Sl- 0 he!‘ her home in Savage HUbOf es

lcrlvl: liosli i-luczs limos slit-cuisine;

1iril~cs prevailing resulted in the de- 1iroi~illtioii ill ilic value of tho Coul- pliil_v's holdings hclllg kept down to l0 1icrcoilt. This in view of tho gell- l-riil ill-i-lillo uillst ilo considered sut- lsfilctnry.

lll presenting the report to shllrc- lllllllcrs, President A. J. Nesiillt cull- i-llliles. “Confidence nliil service have licoll tile keynotes of your (fnrpor- ntlnll silica its inception lil 1025. The llcvl-lopulcllt of (‘iulullnh llllellt wealth. \\‘ll|)"\\'i'|l('il ollr lintloliul prosperity is

I want to know is why a fellow who starts to go to church in Ton- opah ends up at a dance hall, or if he steps into a. club, he finds himself scattering red chips and blue chips over the roulette table and watching the little ball drop."

GLEANINGS ' FRDM

countering a great deal oi’ stormy weather lately. There is quite a de- crease in the amount and size o! the fish caught. -

The Glenwoodwomenh mstitute held. quite a successful ice cream

gram, registrar of motor vehicles in New Brunswick; C. St. C. Stay- ner, registrar of mtor vehicles in Nova Scotia; F. C. Browning, vice. president, Canadian Automobile Underwriters Association.

Group photographs ofail dele- gates will be taken nt-noon, while

aunt, Miss Elizabeth Bowen, Eben- ezer, and Mrs. Dan MacDonlad and Mrs. William Mobbs, Cymbria.

Dr. Raymond Barrett, Hunter River, left Saturday for Moncton. N.B., on business.

Miss Hattie sicrns and Mr. Ar- thur Sterns, U. S. A.. are at pres- ent spending some time visiting rel- atives in Savage Harbor.

Miss Bessie Merrick, who has been spending licr vacation in

jHiimlet, infant daughter of Rev. ‘H. E. and Mrs. Campbell, George Russel, son of Mi: and Mrs. Russel ‘Jenkins, Ewin Edwin, son 0f Mr. land Mrs. Edwin Stewart. The ser- |vice closed with tile singing of ‘Wlion Ho Comclh to Make up His Jewels, and Benediction.

fir rel Je: COi 3W

_ . was 5.1.25 5.150 iwrloroly Interwoven, substantial ln- s. Canadian Good Roads Associ- ". I. 5' rim 100.00 suing tcrosts in everi illlblll: utility colll- ggzgumoox ‘mun and m“ o’ candy ‘t the mo“ duectom. luncheon meeuuu Mm Llvhmstmml oyster B“ Mount Stewart. the guest cl 1101" 5151 . . 1'11 __ . . 0.27.. nnlly "lmllslioot tho Dominion of home of Mrs. Albert Mclssae on 31-11188, 1s me guest o; he, new, t M Ea nest Faun“, h“ up] The W. M. S. or the Unitec to, 01%: golnlixdllgiloilis Jr"? lfiivetilllitiy 'i.“.“°°£.‘§2l i Flelitcmbcl‘ Bth- Wm be held m the arm mm‘ M Mrs. George Gamester, Hunter Riv- fr‘ driu h; home u, ggg... flhumh 11615 the September Inect- m, 1.... ........‘.x......t.,,., ,..,.,lu.,,..... m, C... The sympathy oi the entire wm- _ no o. m.; l-lori. .1. s. Perrault will en “m " ling at the homc of Mrs. William 0H1 \ , u , _ _ ‘ Pnsiliiit’l‘on.("' recogn‘ m‘ M u “mo”! munny so; “Ilium! M155 Isabel Stewart, West Point prfswu: 02"” a‘ mien“? n” we up _. Miss Hume Puget French vn_ ‘Drake, Waterside. Owing to the ln- In “ _ Mi |C°“dy m e ° . ' has entered the P. C; Hospital for 9°“ e“ 9‘ mm “at ‘m and “so Highway Structures." J. D. Roberta b k t ,1 hefclemelll- ‘Wilmer only 51X membm um 193° 31 LEmG" STUDENTS Mr Daniel McGilvary t t lotions committees. Hon Leopold d t I i t H“ h _ lag“ h“ 3°“ a” ° ‘c5 me “m? present Th mumure Bazza! - ' ' ties. men . . ‘ son, epu y m n s er o g ways in - _ w_ C_ ' - c . ' 1m CHECK A LITTLE SIIORTER t “In ~ _ gxlzuaulay, llginuzter of Hlgltiglays for Alberta, also Wm express his ‘Ilewsustndics in P ‘W111 be camcd Over w {he 901,01,“ ‘m We regret to learn of he ell 5H0 W one of e Kuc$~ . v - I e 1 (Unwed PM”) of M,“ Dom wood and. ho" m, The funeral of Master James speakers o! the afternoon‘ . At four oclock the annual general Mt and Mrs‘ Lodge Em’ Mom, mefliillullg wluon it is ho): d a good Y u u. 959,”, _v1¢¢,1m of the “no,” “m; Hon Percy Black Minis," of meeting oi’ the Canadian floodMeueryy were visitors ,0 savage num er vii be presen .-P. ‘d,

BETHLEHEM, PB... Sept, 1g .._

a speedy- recovery.

accident, near Woodstock, N. 3..

Roads Assohciation will be held in‘

Harbor recently.

. l ... r ,. 51-1 ills: 08.25 ' 00.25 . The average Lehigh University ____ Highways in Nova Scotia, will speak 1' 1 1, . u , , the convention hall, Log Chateau.‘ , . undergraduate was five feet, cight we are ggfry to 1earri o! the ill- u week’ w“ held 1mm the m‘ 0n NW8 Smtlns Experiences with Race “on o‘ the annual re rt nu‘ l , ‘m I~ or: or c.i:,.‘iu_.‘§EED BONDS inches m“ and weluheu 1453 l“ Hess ‘ML Harold Guru“ 4m" °1 m6 Brlndlli-hef‘. W- J5‘- Dust Layers," with John McLelsh. the ammo... gtgtemeni; w..1°‘.’,,§,,,' A wedding oi much iiiierost look pmess, A few days pram,“ 1o he, 1th! GU h according to statistics compiled for o " smmmm’ Knuutord to‘ 5pm‘!- dkecwrs °f mmues’ Dommkm Gov" of the proceedings Election of dl- ma” recenuy in Mount Stewart nn- nmrriage’ Miss Dmlglas “'35 ‘end’ " § " " the 1930-31 school year by the Stu- Mrs Milton Horton and daughter, new west’ °n and“ km‘ 6‘ The Qmmmt- taking “P m” diswssw“ rectors and officers appointment of “ed chmch- when Miss Cm“ Cbmfi cred a miscellaneous shower at the in" "" ' .. iiillrwo dent Health Survlm velda‘ who spent the put “w sincere sympathy,“ 1he'°°1mn“n'-|ll. A. Lyons, chief engineer of auditors and genera“ business Wm lotte Douglas. of Mount Stewart. home of M1; and Mrs, $111311 MM- d" :2. 135533 He weighed two more Puunde months here returned to their ‘Wat-st frfltlendeddmunzv’ m‘ o“? ‘Manitoba’ is scheduled to ‘PM o" follow. Meetings of the riewly-elect- Ibfllflme ‘he bflde "f Mretcerald Eachcrn, Mount Stewart. where she _ 1 4m an a y, an a ope for ther "Mod Tr nds l th C t. t- _ Pr t _ fCh lotctoivn. c . - - f 1 Q 131;}, but was one half inch shorter than home 111 Cambridge, Mass. ed em e t n e ans {mil ed board oi directors and the eltec £81‘ 0c 0T ° t" b. I H is ucls the recipient of many use u_ h‘ -'\ 10150 the average student; of the prgggd- ape y recovery’ h“ o‘ came“ Highways’ “h c utive committee will take place lm- mun? friends 0f the "dc m 1* and valuable glfts.—-D. - ~ r; ziolso Chas. Johnston, Dufierln Constrllc- medium), “m. the uuuuul genera“ vicinity join in Ivllihlllg Mr. and f3" u

104.50

ll 0N 0F CANADA BONDS IXDIPT lfifilflfi)

l 1851165)

ing term, the survey showed. I-lls age was the same, 20 years.

The tallest student in the ssehool during the term was six feet, four and one half inches. The heaviest

a weighed 285 pounds.

The average height oi 68.47 in- ches for the entire school was

Mn 50111-1 Bishop motored to the Island from Ottawa and was a re- cent visitor tgGiefinnsn.

The iurieral of the late Mr. Dan- iel McGilvary was held from the residence of his aon-in-lsw. W- W- T, Cosdy on Monday mornlnil.

syn-tune 102.39 102.110 slightly above the general average Sept 7th. to Vernon R1"! Wine‘ ing room of Log Chateau at 7 . -n “"1 '1'“ ‘mim l??? for men throughout the United tel-v. The late Mr. McGilvary who Hxlfnmigtitl: gnu: a, m. The priniopal speaker of or is!

l‘ x states, the survey seated, had reached the advanced age of “d M" my“! sum“ we“ Point‘ evening, it is expected, will ho th a] - ninety-two year resided with his on and" August o ' Right Hon. R. B. Bennett, Prim d- " , Mrs. Coady for the P!“ ' ' Minister of the Dominion of Cali rm

fi k of years, but formerly liv- , ada. A dance in the ball room wl;. ho

tewart Jones 8e Co.

Correspondents of

reenshields 8e Co.

Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange

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88 Great George Sh, Charlottetown

‘ MANY NAMES OI‘ PRINCE ID-

od in Cherry valley. A llrsc w?" course of people followed the 11-. mains to the Vernon River Gemc"

tery.

Mrs. Alfred Robins and two children have returned to their home in Boston.

Friends of Mrs. Ml. Acorn, Vil- lage Green are pleased to learn she is steadily improving from h" recent illness-H.

warm ISLAND

Mr. Burton Boatcs and funlly West Point, motored to Tyne Valley “ " Septembe 0th.

Miss ci-l-ivr Stewart and Miss Isabel Stewart visited Summerslde last week.

Miss Flora Boulter. West Point, Miss Marie Cahill, Glenwood. and Mir. Emest Brsdley,_Dllnblsne, at- tended the Teachers Convention at 0'I..eary.

Mr. and Mrs. David Livingstone, Gleawood. entertained ion Aug- ust Slst in honor oi their daught- er, Miss Jean's 17th birthday. ‘lhcre were over sixty guests present and the young lsdy was the . ipient. of many lovely gifts.

(United Pffll)

tion 00., oakville, Ont., and ‘Robt. Davidson, president Eastern 'I‘own- ships Construction 00., Sherbroake, Que, will pflftlcipflig in the discus- sion.

The third session on tho opening day's programme will be started at

meeting.

a dinner meeting in the main din-

follow immediately aft/er the din- ner.

Hon. A/O. Stewart. Minister of Highways in Saskatchewan, will be the presiding officer at the fourth session on Wednesday morning. J. I... Stewart general manager,‘ Can- adian Austomobiie Manufacturers and Importers Association, will he the guest speaker. Joseph G. Cam- eron, county superintendent and en glneer, united counties of Storrnont Dundas and Glengarry, will speak on “Inw cost bituminous surfaces

nqmAwAy “Boy. WAS m“. ‘ion secondary roads." The discus- JAUNTING MIDGIT

sion will be taken up by Alex.

and R. M. Smith, deputy minister

Fraser, chic! engineer, of Quebec,

Mrs. Proctor many years of hnD-

Sixty Yeraris’. and Sltlaflability

l-‘ur I-‘rnst - Bife—1llnurd's Llnimllnf.

it‘

lth

The Indian name of Prince Ed- ward Island, Canada's Island Pro- ‘vinee, is "Epagwit" meaning "rest- ing on the waters" according to the Geographic Board of Canada. ‘the Island was known in the early times to the French as “Ile 8t.

oi’ highways oi Ontario. S. L. Squire, chairman oi the executive committee, CanaIiian Good Roads Association, will lecture on "High- way Financing; Urban and Rural Responsibilities," while S. W. Fair- weather, director, Bureau of Econ-

FALLONJWev. Sept, ll -- A re- port to the sheriff's office that u. . naway boy was sttompting to catch a ride out of Fallon led 3819b Vsnnoy. deputy sheriif to investigste- He‘ caught the hitch

In Union there is Strength

CIVIC SQUARE

.. - .. hiker and took him into oustody- 1 “m.” 9,1 11 5 CIATIQN h” gent sound Sccurities is obvious] safcr Jean and to the English ls 5t. om cs, an Na onal Ra way , THE CONFEDERATIQN LIFE A550 than when it is all invested in aizy one Mm" mmd” I“ "d" °° 9"‘ gvemwm pm“ the ma H K HencheL “mom we! "m- °°""""".°'...".".‘.!" 39"‘ always had a substantial portion of its assets invested in vent cgnfugion with at. John's, Y I "Mitt. Meier Small manager, General Motors Products, Amvvfllw ° l" ""1

VYOUT money divided up among many dif-

Lhe homes of our citizens, and in sound civic bonds and debentures throughout Canada . ‘. . thereby making poe- siblo the financing and construction of many individual homes; contributing towards a greater degree of home

_ ottllo Confederation Uh

tccurity no matter how sound. Banks, M”

insurance companies, and weclthy indi- "lfiluills attest to the accuracy of this principle of diversification.

from s. circus and Hollywood ple-

tures who was attempting to hitch

hike back to his home in Ohio. "It's my to pek up rides," Smell

will present. their opinions on the subject.

The fifth session will be held at 230 o'clock on Wednesday. with

Newfoundland, and 8t- John, New Brunswick, an sot was passed in I780 aming the Island "New Ire- land", but as the name had already

Mortgage Investments

_ i "b ttlie ’ l-r .2. o. s1 ck, Ml l h- i445! 480 . _ - - - - w“ IYOH can automatically secure wide- m” ma’ ‘t ‘T, muzluozed‘ ‘Zeta breause utility-climax"? 11mm: "s; in "c58- smrltiiferpolfllillglalll- ‘oiwhléh °wnerahlinfmm°nng mmmmmy and cwfcflgcl°plll m upread diversification through a single tually in 579a e an‘ s; v l “n, m." "on. ma“ 011v", “mot; 0mm, 9065225 and provldlfld educational and other mumciP services investment in ' l sniff“ Kuxmztér '0‘ Qummd‘ . to iilo Board of itillwoys C-mlnls- |ny”|..‘d 1,; 1-10,”, essential to the home and family- Viotoris, who was then in eom- g: éflgugggdinfi“tglictuéerug: "I3'u";255 Then, in thousands of instances, Confederation Life policies