._ ._....~..___,_.., ._..,_,,.‘._......,'wv_.,,.>,.---.--,~~--q1-;¢-v w ‘a l l ' ‘ l -< " :1» ‘F y SATURDA-Y - THE cmnﬂonmown GUARDIAN‘ , i - Western Guardian m. - . __ - -- 01d Dutch ~*"°'*--T"~~"~ -szn'lavsllllenr —The death occurred at Glen Falls, N. B., this Mm“; m week of Miss Sophia Longmaid,

. \N£\">A\

Keeps _ EVGPyIhIIU 1n [h the bathrfiont

spotlessﬁse 1t on WallS£na1nel tubsbasins and

nickel fittings P

a.

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C‘ lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillli iaifilllllllllili lllllllllllllllllll” I j .Alittle goes a long inow owes 312000.000 to the

i Yaslldn llunk and unless some ne\v pla-il of financing or amalgamation with another i-onlpilily is effected. ‘the firnl film-s almost certain . ‘ ' llzlpsv. ill the opinion of shipping

C ad Press ‘U . .. _ TOKIO( g2‘) lalg__one)of H“, lnvil. l'l‘l\‘ill.i‘ difference? lietvlteen ' ,' ‘ , . - ‘S. Aﬁlllli). pres-Rent ol‘ lli‘ "oyo . Iynntgutlrg Sgggglzghgirulpelixillgz? ‘hi: l company and Y. ll0 president of the l-ulumitolis earthquake and fire inlxlpmm‘ "" “t pnwm “n” of the

Merger in Japan

886d 91. an aunt of Mrs. George D. Pope of Suinmerside.

—J- F. LORD, NORTH TRVON will close his store every evening this month at 7.30, Saturday excep- Isd- 1529-2-16-21.

--8UMMER8lDE AGENT.-— Mr. Byron MacDonald of the MacDon- Bld D1118 00.. is now Guardian rep- resentative 1n Bunrmerslde and will be pleased to receive news, adver- tising, new and renewal subscrip- tions and Job-Printing. Mr. Mac- Donald sells the Morning Guard- ian at his store. His Telephone N0. is 12-2. tf

--CALLED HOME. ——Mr. F. W. Harper. of 46 King Street. Moncton N~ 13-. was called home to Tlgnish by the sudden death of his mother, Mrs. Joseph Harper. who passed “Wily after a few hours’ illness. She leaves to mourn her loss two sOIiS, John of Auburn. Maine and F. W. Harper of the T. Eaton staff of Moncton, N. B.

—Mr. R. C. Howatt, Cape Traverse, travelling salesman for the old reliable firm of John Tobin Co. Halifax, left Wednesday morning to attend the convention of their travellers which takes place on Friday 16th and on his re-

SUN LIFE Assailant-ice coll/tertiary

The Record of a Great‘ Year Szmply TOM

{l

The Company had 8.88618, invested in the best classes of

securities, of . . .

The 1018i liability of other liabilities amoimted to J8.’

OF CANADA

HEAD OFFICE - q-WMONTREAL

AT DECEMBER 31st, 1923

1

$200,257,000

uooouoosoooopsocquonoocnnO

(An increase for the year of $35,168,000)

the Company (including reserves and to policyholders of $185,586,000)‘

$181,805,000 A

The Companyhas 83f aside for unforeseen contingencies '

the rumored merger oi the l\l|.l[.)0ll | m“! “‘ “m” “Mud” l" e way

- ' -- - A i "' lions but . Yusen Giiishzl and the Toyo KlSelll “l :*“"'“"“,"°'__y Y'_'**f(?”“' . ' _ . Knishn, two of the largest shipp» ‘Hm‘ilflilﬁgﬁlz‘llii_““ l“ "ymg m a“ lng companies iii Japan. “i l“ '_‘ ' __

"The calamity dealt a stuniiiill: blow to the business (rendition 0i the Toyo Kison Kaishn, WlllCll V 7iﬁ“§il.§?.l.§§‘1.ifii..f‘.“;1..s3.‘3§i'..il“il2§‘§. >1<>*">\\'~ M" 15-“ A ‘use ‘YOkOlllllllﬂ Zi%:'l b-lse of opei-zltiull W“ “m” l‘ m b" lmhlished ‘won

. .. . . . . . ' - ‘ .\lil.s'(il)W which Will give all ex- illid the i‘lrlil realized that ltl l" > . . H 4 ._ ‘ could hardly realize profits foriif?)hﬂiliff'm}I,§fl"m:}“:i,§"f.:f.'§h?:. _ , . .. . . yggrglia (etiniaiﬂl U", Kuhn“, Kiq,“ (‘lllilvil in the Soviet union. and Kuhn“ fvhich once wmmg‘, {WW will lli‘ provided with an zlppeiitlix bah]? hm,“ m m, pvknzvd lustiidllllillllllll-Z lllr-‘lllflﬂll explanations. smmmm Th" Toyo Kim" Kuism ll was Ilmllllli-l nil-a. and l.‘~i lo be ilallii-il alter lllln.

LENIN ATLAS TO BE PUBLISHED SOON.

al subscriptions. -—-——{-O>——i-

Australia Plans

(Canadian Prue)

Ml‘. E. R. Brow states he has fed Imperial Fox Biscuits in his ranch ever since these Biscuits were manufactured, eight years ago. He ls feeding them summer and wllnter

Mr. Brow is well known in the fox business as the

turn will call on his old customers. ___-Alum

....'8HOP from Holmairs Catalog.

....'EASTEFIN AGENT — Mr. J. W. Murdock is now Guardian Ag- ent iu Montague and will be pleas- ed to receive news items. advertis- 1118. Job Printing. new and renew- ti‘

For Immigration

,, . n SYDNEY. N. S. Feb. 16.—Tl'le f‘ " i n .. a u t ¢°"W"°'"9 Evmle -°° 103521.02 .§.§”"‘8.’.‘.........‘3.2.”.3‘ii

and the state governments for the settlement of" 6,000 immigrants on the land within five years, clearly

and has obtained excellent results. His average litter is gggggigosozo ligagismilggrgzgglgé slightly under four to a pair and his live foxes have realized or New: South wales by “w first-class prices. He believes ‘in a balanced diet for his “mnmonweﬂlth ‘ foxes lnwinter and is feeding imperial _ Cod-Liver-Oll The money w“ speciﬁcally Fox Biscuits every mornina- allocated to the carrying out of

lworks associated with the develop-

thesumofmn

Leaving: 8 ll18 over all liabilities and co ntingency funds of . “t?

(M.

(An

New paid assurances issued during the year totalled . . . (An inueaso for the year of $16,593,000)

The Company had assurances force (net) amounting to .

increase for the year of $3,603,000) l

The cash income for the year, from premiums, interest, ; * l rentgetcqwaonuunuu................l $467965!000

increase for the year of $10,714,000) _ ~

,.

$3,500,000 $17,812,000

.-"i. .. ‘

Total payments to policy holders or their represen- tatives for death claims, maturing policies and other benefitsﬂn 1923amoun0edto. ._. . . .0. . . . . . . . .

(An increase for the year of $72,360,000)

The 318,443 ordinary policies of the Company protect homes and businesses at home and abroad, while in addition 22,731 commercial and industrial

employees are protected under Sun Life group assurance policies

$22,145,000 $107,391 ,000

3,705,000

Dividends to policyholders again materially increased

_ _ -nicnt and settlements of the lands. ‘ 3; owner of Sir Charles.‘ one of the most beautiful Silver 1am] such m, survey roads, railways w foxes in the world-Sir Charles ls the Prﬂgenlit-‘AF 0f Some iflfltl water supplies. Apart altogeth- of the best breeding stock. ln.. Canada. and. the.. United ‘or from this there were the States. ' A ‘questions oflthe value 0i crown r llanls and aivances to setlers. . Im erial Biscuit Co Ltd M - ti’ p ' ' iference in the agreement. * ch I" “w” P E I I An expert committee investigat- ar o e . - - - ling the whole question pertaining ‘t0 this immigration agreement in ‘ its estimate exceeded the figures _. ' ___ 'in the original agreement. As an - ' .- ., -: ﬁﬁel J~$F< . Raw‘ {offset against this, however, there is the likelihood of a good pro- portion of the settlers having sub- c & -‘ stantlal amounts of capital. which . I _ ' will obviate the of mrl‘: advances, and will considerably re- 64 Queen Street ~ duce the estimated obligation in A this respect. Many of the develop- London ment =- hemes considered in cou- nection with the immigration t Public Auction Bulge of policy involve projects that would - have to be undertaken in the ordin- v ary course of development any ‘ ' - - 1;: way; so that the expenditure is not ~ solely for work essentially for the __ SM,” “e he“ benefit of the new settlers. i, . W'h the maid leaves the la der l- ». January‘ Apr“ and OHM)” I door Egan, the cat's at fault. r .13. i nepremutcd b7 IlnimVl Llnlnlent for Corns 0,31‘ ALFRED FRASER , . . _ , ‘a Directions for

212 Fifth Avenue,

Shipping Silver- Fox Skins

' To Munro C. M. Lampoon i Com-

pany, London. from Prince

Edward Island by Regist- erod Mall or Express

New York

Silver Fox and Cross Fox should be shipped direct to London t0 avoid the payment 0f the 50 per cent duty im- posed byithe United Staten Government.

Silver For intended for Messrs. C. M. Lampoon d: Company's Lond- on Sales should be shipped by RB-

gistered Mail, and packed in par- FREIYk HUTH & C0.

eels weighing not over 4 lbs. 0 ozs. announce their

Spring Auction Sale

If shipped by Registered Mail. of

ihe outer covering-should be of un-

bleached muslin or similar material and other American Foxes

MESSRS.

and the following address should be plainly marked on the outside of the package: C. M. Lampoon t Company.

64 Queen Street, London, lll. C. 4, England.

in addition. the shippers name and address should be placed on the outside of the package. to en- able Messrs| Lampson t Company to identify the package upon arriv- al. and packages should be numb- ered OOIIBBCIIHVuly from No. 1 upwards.

Furs consigned to Messrs. Lamp son a Comma! by Reslstered Mall or by llxpnss may be insured under the terms of their open policies from the time they leave the shippers‘ possession until do- llvered to their final destination, provided that the shipper advises Alfred Fraser promptly and en- closes Post Office Registry re- ceipt or Express receipt.

if insurance under the terms of Messrs. Lampoon l: Company's "Den policies is desired, the above instructions should be carefully followed. and a letter of advice should be lent to Alfred Fraser, 212 Fifth Avenue. New York. N. Y» ﬂllillll the number of packages shlDDlll- the number of shins

LONDON, APRIL 2nd, 1924 and following days.

Silver Foxes for this sale should be mailed from P. E. Island by

MARCH 10TH

E. ll. RAYNEB,

Soliciting Agent Summerside, P. E. I.

port, that!

b q .-

Every figure in this statement sets a

NEW HIGH RECORD ;i

it

in Canadian Life Insurance history

Dr Allison Succumbs

(Canadnn Press)

HALIFAX, Feb. 14. —Dr. David Allison. for many years president of Mount Allison University. Sackville, died at his lioiue lists yesterday, at the age of 88. He was one of the foremost of Nova Scotiirs eduottlonlsts. He devot-

the ilpbuildlng of Mount Allison University, the leading Methodist institution of Eastern Canada. Joining the staff oftha academy as lecturer in classics. he rapidly forg- ed the front and finally assumed the‘ princlpalabip. -

l-Ie relinquished this office in 1878 to become Superintendent of Education for Nova Scotia, remain- ing at Halifax until 1891, when he retired to assu the pruidoﬁy of Mount Allison iiiverslty. e finally retired in 1010, returning to Halifax to live.

Had Prominent Mudontu

Among surviving students who attended his classes at Mount Al- lison are Mr. Justice B. Russell of t e Supreme Court u! Nova Scotla: r. weiaoa, fdrnisr dean 0f the Dalhousio batv 800601: Josiah Wood, former Lieutenant-Governor o! New Brunswick, and Charles Archibald, former pfﬂldent of the Bank of Nova Booth. Dr. Allison liidd brilliant schol- ' Mill‘

biitic ea use, at the wit‘ of ls c s in 18M from es cyan diversity, Middleton.

Conn. l-le was lillb l student of Dalhousle University, Halifax and previous to Ml dditll was the old- est. living matrlculont.

Born l» Ravi 8661i: David Alllnoaawu born at New-

bitty, July 8, 1830-.

the can of James Allie _ qomber ‘ttlllanltxalia Ab“. .

At Halifax,

ed the greater pint of an life toH. A. Allison of can-m.

years and lived with an uncle, David Allison of the firm of Fair- banks d: Allison. West indies iner- chants.

Dr. Allison was twice married. His first wife was Elizabeth .P'owell of Richibucto, N. B.. sister of ti. A. Powell, K. c.. 0i st. John. N. B She. died _in 1898. Illa second wife was Nellie Cummings of Chicago. whom he married in 1902. and who survives him. There were five sons by the first marri- lage. only one of whom survives, One brother also survives. Wm. H. Alli- son, ell-M. P. for Hunt; County, now living in North Dakota. Joseph Allison of the firm of Manchester Robertson Allison, Ltd, St. John, is a cousin.

T0 Fly From Paris to N. Y.

(United Prose) PARIS, Feb. 15.-—~ A non-stop ﬂight from Paris to New York is

odnllng to an inventor. rui- the project a giant monoplone has been built and will shortly undergo pre- liminary tests.

The machine is in effect a flying wing and there is no fuselage in the usual sense of the word. At its deepest part the wing will imam: u ‘f feet. and here will be ao- lcommodated the passengers and tbs enormous amount of fuel that will be needed on so long a flight.

The craft will be equipped with three 400 h.p. Lorraine motors. which may be operated together or (fully. With m» engines running the w-oplabe will be able to ll.- talfi a speed of slightly less than two Iﬂllﬂl-l niinnte.

Ac a trial test a non-stop flight from Part0 to C6110. a distance of about 1.000 tulle; will be assayed.

The

to be attempted this summer. ac- _ '

When Min Lol ootluJi-anddn ugtltor of J. l. loam. mo marl-led ti‘ 5T“ ‘do onmarlf It 0mm on Month 0 VIII tit, mambo)- o al family. Frlnoo irlo. who ave nla home an Mark 0N1

King of Dermal-h. and of Queen Alexandra took pine tn a little Church of All Qalrm,

fuuly decorated with gunnery an d hundn and uni-rial illllu of tho valley. an d girls and l‘ page. Io great wn the em tlio door! and the little flown qlrts had to be carried In. The Prime I

lngland. and a cousin If nloh "It! only ilvo MIMI Nil of white lllllll. The M100

Iotswq (or pod deeds in nev- rumbled.

l-Ihlmuot for A .. . l. ..

.4 _.-. .

iv” ‘FM

Cilﬁil‘

evening m- mamml on m 0mm» in their mm mun. vi w I Denmark, part with Otmn Mottllr Alexandra, and will incl I tour unity they will mill their, homo In osllformn. when they will ofjljo In

omaoms nan FIINOIII was m o-rrawa‘ g . IQ I

nllno y-u n35‘? ‘

Ila I

o attended by a matron of boll)!‘ 70W l?!“ “at about the ollurdl, till! ilor M010”! N!!!

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