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w mg viiiaga during the past week
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wei'a_f1\fr. and Mrs. Harold Diekieaon, -M... r. 1.. campbeil_ E. N. Hill, _ *ter Bulman, Harold and Ken-
neth Stevenson. ` ‘ _
I ON _
A large and ;\ri;»il-'»i=i° crowd of cnghe aiiliiect of N X. ‘IK ,` lg C le ,
ing Mount Allison Univereiiy,..won A
College, Williamstown. Maas.. who are iourins the Maficrne Provinces unda- the auspices of the National Ibder ation of Oanadign» University Stud
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~_ ri-ed u. wise;-e, of onnaufs ‘ _ 5
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gathered to witness the double- solved tl-iat'the'_Bri h pls-6, is in' _ _ . gg Ml-leader at New Glasgow Rink on Bat- danger of ¢ii4ii-ii,¢|»i»¢i,i_¢n__--." _ _ | __ _ __ ~ .
iween thc Y _ ` _ . ‘- I Oywx. Bed Wu watched with keen affirmative. Di-_,George J. Trusihan. interest. the first period ending with- president of Mount Allison. iltiiidéd- , n
.,..i..y night, rch. isth. _~ one part he- Allison argued ter the nieativetzfiith _ . ' in -' ` ‘ ~
` Fl ing Frenchmen and the United'stafA.q bi5'eag¢i»¢..fm-‘ei-ia i P _
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out any score. The second and third
The judgea were Hon.. E. A. Reilly.
,,,..0fi_<_ however, were more hotly, K. C... Moncton: Rev. C. J. Markham.
~ contested, the game ending in a score
of»4-0 in favor of Oyster Bed. Both theta teams showed good combina- tion and the game was enjoyed`by oil. 'rhe other part of this douhle
heat :uid thc Young Married Men of New
Giazgow., Both of these being local nu “mud be \_umcun_ in me brief _'I-TL;-_-_----~ -' ~---" " '
Sackvilie, and l-fahold Putnam, KL C.. Truro, N. S. There was a large audi- ence? ' ‘ .The following reference appeale in the Mt Allison Argosy~
Fred H. Wlgmoret ’29
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ler was betwetn the Single Men . -‘ . I 4 ~ ~
Now D65 cents _ _ I
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a
-,hd ig to be congratulated on ing w°_w_°m decm°n_°!__uu juan. in - _ __ buck-it-irn hun a very fine specimen me mm m the Chnl" “went - _ R E D E D - _
o seflesh. ' '
of ii i’ ' _ Memorial Hall on Wednesday with |
_ -‘/" a United States team composed ofi Anwns “\°’° """‘“°‘“' “‘° PW' Milton 1-l. williams. of Wesleyan .
on b_’¢iW¢¢“ "59 AVN” 'nd °"Y°"'*|* University. Middletown, Conn., leader `
at Surnmerside during the past weel:.,md wmfun Q 3"nn°_ 0', w_|mm_“`i ‘ _
ildlrtiiis an extra amount of interest _,pau “cmd 1° me, fp- enuineratei George Peters and lnglis Galiant|rivetl home from Nova Bcotla Satur- wln fhvliii- 1° W” °Hif5i°“i1°iP=i- without omission the words of praise were in sourls saturday on a bus- ‘day-
Men. The line-up was as follows: single Men:-_Goal, Howard Ling; Cfnire, Harold Stevenson; Forwards, Chalmers Laird and Revell Dickie- san; Defence, §dwin Stevenson and llwnnt-th Stevenson; Sllb, Arthur
lioustrm. Married Men:-Goal, E. N. mtl; Centre. Harold Dickieson; For- \&rds_ Harland Hill and Lorne Stev- Gson; Defence, Herbert Stevenson :fini Mervyn B_ulman.
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N MEMORIAM
MRS. JAMES ROBERTSON
-Oh Feb. l'It.h. i030, there passed §..-...» at Buch 1-liii-Lot\4ii_ P. liz. is- ilnri. Caroline Jenkins beloved wife James Robertson. she was e daugh- n-r or the late 'rhornas and sarah
imkins spd was born at but 49. ae-
nly four years ago. shs~is survived
i the following brothel-s a_nd_1sis,_
_.et-:_ J:-hin, Joseph, and Henry -Jen- _ ins of Peters Road P. E. Island.
genjamin of Murray River and Jos-
All!!
lla of Trenton N. S. Also Mrs. Mal- ` oln asia of Peters head and :viral
.harles Falilkingham of Jmesport ' nine. Besides a sorrowing husband
_heir are loft to mourn the following ons and daughters. W. C. Robelison. ,-of l'>ua-nal I' , E. island. Rev. Everett
$403- Rdoertson oil the Presbyterian
Chllrch, Woodslnck N. B. Hiram. of
_ Mount Albion, and Milton at home.
ill-so Myrtle, (Mrs. D. McCallum) of
‘ -Clsrs Roads. and Vcnotta, and Annie
at iioms._
liirs. Robertson shall be greatly
- ‘“i~'\‘°‘l by those who survive her wi-
thin the hon1e,a.s well as by her many' friends and relatives ,giig wg, kind *""i 11°'/Pitablo and welcomed many
__ _‘io liar horne. She had been laid, aside i for some month-5 bl' 3 t-'$1.18 1151955.
filllllls which _time _she was ‘tenderly °“"°‘l f°i‘ by those who loved her. She W nationt and liumolef and was "filly rewarded by _ _the"_wonderful c:.»ll\iort Of the 5P11`|t0f _G_od. H61' soul was filled with braisa_'and Joy. The funeral. which was l iy gi.
____ tended. Wag iiqid on Thu,-S3 goth u m Bird* H111 cemetery. The services i'_.“'°“°-°°“fi“°i~d by her easter im.
_ Eu-m MB¢D‘_,unu_ _ _ _
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Other. and Son-’Both
Receive Benefit
_ ‘ Quebec Lady Praises Dodli's
Kidney Pills’ `
Mn- Hubert Lett strongly neeom- nicnds 'Dodd'a Kidney Pills
CRl‘i'i|Jb¢ll'l' B‘Y» PLQ-. F95. fla- 's“'°i"U-“3°¢h my lion and myself have used Dodd'| Kidney Pills and
halt been wonderfull *helped by
_ Wm- We eannot,\°aog|nments"your i
I-#il A weiiknown resident of' this PIM- l-lorlstatemént is brief but to iii' point. _ -
___Dodd'a kidney _villa nuriiy the 000. and pure blood mrrlod to all
_Darts of the body inelns new health and increased anal-W all over the hwy. Dodds xtdnev Plus an an ea- °°“°i\i ionic. uid. me ia the oppor- tune tithe to take them. During the
l \ '- -_ ff»'3-<i..»...'°°"‘f.1.._'.i¥......“""'_- _‘sT.“a‘.t‘.”.'r'..»‘1'..\$ Wi# work ‘moi Natura ayinoouraa-
'“'i \fili`aaslo\i'li_j-____q`:a_l_..iii'iliie0ys--to Wi '.’“‘°'°mhlna_ /creasuai._._ '_ °°‘ii`l is sawn- " 'fm Umbra. evsitreliato. or-'rin
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Mr. Wismore. n product of P. E- I- Mr, Alex. Anderson is 'around a- ii" 5
M iii' th! Emil' Mm th” 5 “Umm” which our honoured leader. Mr. Fred _ mess trip. i --~' oi "widows" would leave the rink i.i_ Wim-mae weii d,.m»v¢,_ ;i.{°w¢v¢r,i [ Mr. Bert Muilaly. soul-is West. has _thot nicht. but ii was flulic evident under it two-reid handicap, lack oti 'rho Miaeee nits and Mary Whyte K-*ss ills vsfibda i'i=S=°¢i- ih“i`ih° Mar- word room andinabllity to do Justice jund Arthur Bourke. sourla west
rieti Mon, though they hid \'¢l'y lit'-12 in any case to our friend of excellent were in New Acadia recently. - ,speedy recovery.
prnrtii-.t»_ were giving their opponents Npute I shall. gttgmpt in 9, meuiii-e . _ I --
a mcrry run for the game, the final to give a resume of Mr. wig-moi-e's g M,-_ Hugh Mcginnom Rciio Bali Among those attending the Valen-
|’°"§§nrc being 4-3 in favor of the Single achievements, during the last busy - was on a business trip to New Aca-
years of his two decaples and one dig' Ti-im»gd,y_ iBi‘idge school were Mrs. E. Belliveau. benth of iif,_ - |__:_.,- _ . _ iMiss Elizabeth Burke. Rollo Bay. the
entered the City Hospital for treat- -ment. Hi; many friends hope for his
itinc Social and Dance in Fortune
is es Ma'y and Rehn White. Souris.
received his early education inthe gin ggi" i-ii, Num; iiiness ‘WBSM M€55`-‘t P°f°" M5°G°"“°~°'
During the summer of the same
vear Mr. Wiizmore deemed it wise' to
Mount Allison and by hLs esfiiibition
though pressed with work, in h
aehoiarisacworlr in act. at a request from the student cody. in the ‘oar- acity of Editor-in-Chief of the Colleke publication, President of the-Eu'rl'te- torian Society, President of Students' council. sec'y of his class and header of the first debating team. ' on this team lur. will-more. before
all admiring audience featured both in his opening speech and in his re- buttal. As a result of his brilliant delivery, his fine l‘il‘¢5¢\fi|=l»i-\°l\ *ml unique repartes he won with the supplementary aid of his cohorts Q 'winning decision from his opponents, the University of New Briu'iswlclr_ a team composed of men of outstandirii calibre. -t - -Despite the sacrifices made by Mr. Wlgmore to take part in the va-rio"-S activities ofthe .campus he srerlill- lrn not only with iilsh sonarai Iver- Iuge 3n.'~.‘é.courses.__but as 0- dlstlhiiii- irhed -.'.~.i-_'.__.' lu_ the English h°n°1' claisj.. . _ _ ~ _ "rho shove named ru-ed H. wirmnre hella from oraiuunh mad. het no at which hciiocl he‘r5t iii# w‘il_’ i“**“‘“* matl~iclll_ati[lg's\li’f*?¢5‘f“‘Y_ "° P' _C` at_the _¢ir_\y__ nge _°1..ihioi_een_» ¢_3_iée is-fn law ir: ~i“F"‘°°' "ix li ¢ra'duntuiz'with _the clans of-1 __ \n_ ithe fcllowins ‘year taught -i‘°i\°°_\ 1 norden takin: _uv hh Studi” -'il
t - the i\“¢‘i“\“ °f _‘°?°» "°°°"
f:fl"i`.u'§s_"s. 'im ni t. the elliot ,on °,.Ti,.,...,_,-~.'n¢ Mrs. wiemore of tiialti place. ` " _ ' " ' New AoAmAfi\ND' “Cm”
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.-.i¢nt`c'aused-` ceeiaidlrtsle demise in the vicinity. there- were four-_<4_i_ Mm, wmpiggaiy demolished In one heoea which was inthe _oourea 'of col-iatrllation helongiht i0_'°7°h“ rt. oauaat will have to he rebuut. :rho harris whi°h___w\r° **’G“';° around b¢l°\18Qd__*»° “*"*h*_“ " at michael oailant. iiaionsy Oli
ii] . _
"‘”‘"°“‘“ "°° *“l“’Y»" '"'““ H- lint' and Albert'-Br/ud\1\v. f°fi»“\\-
'miy time wtf no loss of ;tb¢k._ __
nn. selilvue and nits ninuth goo.-io. g. N.. ofu. I. A.. who hive |g_¢he‘aoipe» time, in Milo lay. lui”
W. li, 'l‘ownshsrid.of the U. N.'l\..
_ _[_......t~alualo-'.t‘-i.u ne' na... in
long. weary winks-'months 'them-' ` ` `
Rolblll’-`-' ".-
xen nouastta and 'rsddy_o¢iiant
out _ _ -
I and _ UI"
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The severe wlndstorm oi blindly-
oeida aylae--lolita ssoris eater- ~ -
i it it
| The ‘"l‘obans' boys” have installed
duties as Escher in New Aoouin
_ Miss Elisabeth Burke, re. N., of Boston and Mrs. Edward Beiliveilu of Maine who have been visiting 'their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burke, Rollo Bay, left Monday moming for their respective homes. We are glad to report that Mr. Burke who was ser- |iously ill has recovered and will wc ‘h6pe_soou be enjoying her usual good health. -
‘ The Souris branch of the Knights of Columbus held an enjoyable whist and dmloe in the B. I. S. Hall an Wednesday hlg‘l'ill», Feb. 12.-'I'hlrteeii tables ware played the ladies prize was won by Miss Sally Louie, Souris last and the Gent‘s by Mr. Hughes. Solaris Line Road. A delicious lunch- eon was servediby the ladies. Dane ing was enjoyed to muic furnished by 'Messrs stewart lkscintyra 'and Louie land 'the Misses Alice Edmund. Louie and Pearl Mackenzie and Mrs. Jam- es Bushey. '
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The dsalfh_occum‘ed at Souris Line
_Shad Thursday, Feb. _l3,- of James M5cAuley after a short. illness of pneiimonla._l-le jieaves, to, mcum one si.ster,.Mrs. Lenus _MacLean of New York. who. i-i.elll>s_¢ted .home for the funeral. _ -_ -
The New_ZealAnd Wom`cn's instit-
ute held a. succesful dance in their schoolhouse on Thurdsay night, mils- io`wss furnished by Mr. Adoiphus Burbe. Boar;R.iver, violin, and Mr. Janiesjfolman. New zealand. har- monica. A good sum was realized.
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Mr. l-larold Macllwen. Rollo Bay
East was a recentygitor to Fortune.
Mr. James Ohaisson, Rollo Bay
_East is a frequent visitor to Souria West. -
Among the recent social events was
a pie social and dance in Bt. Charles School. Though rather "spectacular" it was gjeanly enjoyed by those pres- ent. _
Mr; Hank Gallant, New Acadia ar-
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Mhmh of hi, own imvn md pi-img z _ .Hugh MacKinnon and J. MacRae. of Wales College, Charlottetown, of -I-h¢ Mews_ F,-,nk and Henry] '_'-"- U10 SING Pf°Vii\°€~ H5 l\`\4`|U1i»¢d"GallAnt have returned their homei M1" Joh" O' MacDonald' .S°_uris' fiom' the latter in ’26 taking with film i»igvin¢ gpg," the past mmm. mi
an enviable report. . Nm., 5¢min_ business trip.
was to Charlottetown recently on al
Mr. Stephen MacAulcy_ Souris Line.
i.__ _ _ _ , _ _ _ enter Mountaliucn and urgedlurther',_...,,, ...gm .,, .hm ,,o,.k_§h°p.R°nd \'-°“i1“°i°f» i'=°°i"°‘1 *ll* °°“' hy me advice of his forbears he_!wh¢,,- they are dams R mshmgit1'aot»to erect the new church at Rol-
cameto us asoplgiomore, in October. bumMs_ ' 11° Bly- nuring Mr, wigirtores ‘nrst year on ' '-'-' I
_a he disti uished himself - ' _ l Miss Mary E. White, Souria _West,
_our c mpus its _ Misa _Caste McKenzie has roitum. _Sm __ Reno B”,__P_
in his Academic .work and interest in M hm” hom _m_______h____8_ was ii recent v r o _ student annlrs and in other nélds of - ` ' -------
°“d°*“'°"- ' M ` _ I 5' ‘ "v'l°'*'i|'i¢t.of.l1es'eve to M -
ln his junior year he made l_1)a nrst | d,y__Mm Eumh M5135" rmsoonisi
. yi ill'
"‘”’°““‘“°’ °“ th' »°lf'”°"“ 't'W¢°i- W'-.S lmble io “Sumo her on "rliursday night rch iath thc
POWNAL NEWS
"ed the ww for me _-W-5°,” i.§ _ ` women of the Missionary Society of pmi ed in his swim yu, Ai- 5°h°9l “nw T"°°d°y‘ Pownal United Church gave a bean
a n - - _
- in _supper in the Florida. Hotel. The de-
graduating year Mr. Wigmore found _ . . . icorutioils were in keeping with Val- time from the busy rout-ine of his Rollo Bay And Vlcnuty _cntinc day, the waitresses looking
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and feeling all dressed up ln their white aprons and caps trimnied 'with
red hearts. The pantry was in charge of Mrs. Natllariial Gay and Mrs. Arthur Jenkins, assisted by Mrs. Brown and ia number of ladies with “big hearts." The supper was all- thlii. could be desired. .White beans, browll beans. pickles and chow, cof- fcc and tca, brown 'bread and bis- cuits, apple pie, mince pie, white cake, ehucolatc cake. Scotch cake and cookies, all for l.hirt.y-five cents. Judging from the way the supper disappeared. .there _will be heart failures, before long. During' the early part of the evening the younger ‘set enjoyed games led by Rev. Mr. Campbell, which means a good time. A varied program was put. on at the close of the evening, consisting of violin music by Messrs W. E. Smith land Edison Smith, accompanied by Mrs. lfiet MacKinnon, pianist. This was followed with a solo by Mrs. MacKinnon, with Mrs. Beatrice Jud- son as accompanist. A novel feature of the evening was a stunt put on by the C. G. I. 'i‘. girls of which Mrs. Campbell is leader, This created much laughter. A duet "Come Under My Pladdie", by Helen and Ed_y_tl'i Judson, was well rendered and well received. This was followed by a reading and n violin selection. "God Save the King" brought the enter- ,tainmelit to a close. A number of pics auti cakes were auctioned by our popular and clever auctioneer, Mr. Malcolm Macftae. A neat sum was realised, which goes for missions.
‘We are sorry to learn of the con- tinued illness of Mrs. Thomas Bur- hoe, of Alexandra. Her cheerful face and helping hand were very much missed among the workers on Thurs- day night. Also Mrs. Henry Burhoe, who was detained at homo on ac- count of family cares.
ma; A_,A. Moore handled tifa cash
to the satisfaction _of all at the sup- per on Thursday night. We regret _ that on the following day she had the
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and The ‘
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peer. They were in bloat-.hee had and Ointment and was sum-lssd"to
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_ Ringing Declaration President Macaulay i Describes This Aa Effect of Sun -Life
_ - - _ Companys Investment Policy
j Past' Year - '
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annual. meeting _ofthe Sun Life Assurance Company' of Clnnda.-He, r` u
_held by his company. _' ’ _ _ ' '
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Its Wisdom- Vlndicated ln Wonderful- Report-For
MON'1‘R.!AL,‘li'ebruary 22.-A mostducid explanatioirof how* little- the
fluctuations of Wallitreet affect compaiiiesi which buy_ securities.: not; for re-sale; but for investment, was given by President T. Bauniullyl at the
rp the piauest tsl-ma what- is obscure to many, when he compared
Excha.nge_ an' auction room where prices fluctuate according to the nie ' l- ccrlaition or .the hanir balance of the bidders. .andnot ‘aqe`oifdineito1the'. h‘- triratic value or the articles on sale. Mr. Macaulay expressed _'oem _ aiivti inrliderence to__these- things, his company being oonca_;=nedi_i*u-foil yi iid, ‘t;‘. .flick eiiangga. -.what inigr chiefly with- the continuance or increase of dividends on the sound urltles
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edawavsolaelltngwhfehbeganas D\‘6§t5l.UUl butondsdfnspsnic which carried prices as much below normal levels as they had previously been forced above them The prices of November last. of course. showed a great; drop from the quotations of mid September but in reality that lrlat reaction did little more than remove the temporary bulge caused by the over enthusiastic bidding oi the previous months of the year ’I‘he actual intrinsic value of the shares was, of course, not affected by the fact that the speculators had ex hauated their bank accounts and had had to lower their' bids
Dividends- on . Securities . Greatly
l _ _ 'fi 1 -" Increased
iinvéstbr" buys" for per- ‘:..‘;;""l:t.';f°°~i°°f:; _ x _ ~ '_w _may I -ii_0r!.'l\ll4i_lk 'by these who fre-
is_\to__~i¢iio _tiiat iiisrllvi-
_didn-'wi _lite .en y-he,naid regularly tit rwlu-t uiuaiiy .increase .with the
to our dwri holdings At the present
ff' ~-‘»-f--'~¢‘-» --npr- va»~_c.»a- ¢.u~- ._ _ .., _ _ _ _ u _. _ , _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ , _ . ._ _ `l 'i ,~ " ff. lr .i.,i~l=.“- ...i -._ - ' “- < ‘ _ ~ ‘w - __ .- ~ _ - _ - ~ . . .1 ' - ._ ,i __-‘_ -__ »\~ til- ' i- ‘ _ _ _ » #_.- -~ iv-_l»:_...a,`u;-..f _._l‘ _ _.__ ___ f- . _v ~ . _ . ' - _ ~ _ ~ ~ l .a.a.-.;_.» J r. _V _ ~-».\¢'“_\-1-~-»..__......_. ` " ' ' " ` . ,_ _ _ . ._-_ _-_ ~ '- ‘ - f=<\‘
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can be a tremendgts drop in
without even reaching the ngur which our securities are carried i olir accounts Last year we aunoui ed that we had a. margin of $100, 000 to provide forujust such .i pos aeible market crisis as we have ex perienced Wo expected 0 reac but I confess that we did not expee one of such severity our asse have now been tested by one of th worst financial reactions in histor and you will bc interested to kno that the provision made bv us i such a contingency proved nloi than ample for even on tile blncke of the black days we still had abou $35,000,000 of the amount intact a
a margin of excess valuation still re-
maining. to protect our surplus. 1 al
now able to say that even after dis-
iributing the large profits willdi w have announced, after inaktng th further reserves to streilgtlinn ou position. and after adding 5s,ii00_00
to our declared surplus, we have to-
day thcterltire margin nf tl00_0lm_ii0 again intact. The blow has falle the slurfip has come, the values ar
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And judged by that test the head of the .Bun Li£e_-C mpany s I had time _the‘ vilvide`r‘\tls~`_-actually being' history. __
remarkable vindication of’ his investment policy in the r pért-he” I' Ttiiitted paid on lo\ir_'st0clss='lre' 83,374,000 in This practice of liu<ii~rvrllliin_¢z our to a crowded meeting of enthusiastic policyholders. Not only was he able to- excess of, tile' dividends payable on securities is now a permanent lent-
Per _. report new assurances for the year of over $550,000,000 which carrlfs-his¢'~ tlicaa same-shares when we purehas- ure of our investment policy. I look
- company well on to the thier-“billion mark of assurinoes in ici-¢e'~he was ed tiienil 'rhia is 'equal to-one and a forward to the time .in the not din-
-‘b‘° W 5h°W P\‘°M ¢°\'“1nE3 Whi0|1 hi!" 14500 01080 50 $43 000.000.".And `a`a`~ 'quarter per cent. per annum on the tant future when we will have an un
thought in.mockei-y of the gyrations of the Stock Market the dividends .peck value of all -our holdings. We disclosed margin so huge that even
actually being paid on Sun Life stocks are $8 314,000 in excess of those p ' have also received rights and stock the present large figure will npuooi
eeentiai service that they may a1mosi,~be said to be part of our"national
We believe in the future of nllr entire nations-both Canada and the
< The l‘re_aldent’s Speech
Mr. Macaulay spoke as follows: “It is with very special pleasure
thot I move theadoption of this fifty-ninth annual report of the Com- pany. We have grown accustomed to great and increasing prosperity. `but the achievements of the past year s_urpflss all previous records in cvhi our history. ~-"'I'l°ie New Assurances paid for reached the huge total of $654,- 000,000. Even more impressive, how- ever, is the fact that this is an in- crease of more than forty-eight per cent. over last year.
.‘"I‘1'ie_ Assurances in force now ex-
ceed $2,400,000.0Q0.» an increase -of over half .a_billion. But it few_yciirs ago wc'rc`j`oiced at reaching the one hillton mark; we now have passed the second billion and are well on towards the third billion.
"The Income has reached $172,000,-
000, and the Assets are now $508,000,- 000.
"More important still, the profit earnings of the year have risen tol nearly $43,000,000. We have as usual applied it considerable proportion of these earnings to further strengthen- ing the position of the Company. .“Another $10,000,000 has been de- ducted from the market values shown in the report, raising that item to $30,000,000; $1,000,000 has been writ- ten ofi' the Company's buildings, while over s2;000.000 has been added to our various special reserves. ‘
“'I’i'le sum oi’ s22.600_000 has been
distributed as profits to our policy- holders. and in addition to all this nearly $0,000,000 has been added to the undistributed surplus, now more than $60,000,000. '
"This wonderful showing ia, as al-
ways, -based on a valuation of our securities enormously below the mar- ket quotations actually existing at the close nl' the year. so that the real strength of the Company is only partially disclosed. - »~
Stock Exchange a Mere Auction
th¢ slump began on say October first
have increased about sl cocoon and
fully some years are that he had lost
h vs me permanent paitncrs in
ab`le on these shares when purchased, while the rights and stock privileg s privileges, worth' about $17,000,000. comparatively small. It ir mir ani have bm" W°"h °b°“" 517900 00°- o ~ Ai\d.§tlie end is`not yet. Even since bition that the value.. piucnrl on our
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Great National Future Shared by Company me dividends parable on our stocks bv safezliarrls 'o great that niaiket
fluctuationr. will affect us no mole
Tlirough our large stock holdings." he said. ‘WG 1'ilV0 500010! D¢l'l\'1l we bale' received rights with a value than the wind that ulilstle around
nent parinerr in the creat utility and other corporations which furnish such even in- giggle 'markets of g1_100_000. our building
fe' ' - ' No Losses by Permanent 'investors Sccurliles Cvmhlffd
United stolen. what will they be nity years from 1 Does ‘ ‘ ~ ` " '< ' "I W°\li<i “vi have Wil ‘“i’P“‘? their future? now' ‘mane d°.um _ ¢¢,l:;yiT:ege|;t$ l<‘:J:r;iQ; egg-‘;: that I am blind to the merits also
"We have hit h d i t t li 1 ' . f ' ll l cted bonds and mortgag-
° 9 °‘"` "WCS mm PP °Y 'D UW S9" Of WS C0n¢i1'i¢nf on margin because market prices in U “C 59 ° Th iq __ “ch to
-.Mr. Macaulay declared amid loud appiaus _ “ d, ln' ti 1 ‘ ` _ | cs as investments. ere - I cities, just as surely as they continue to gfowarnd pro’;>lere\;o.;urt:l;l1:ii?;:l~ migggroixtmrglgzg-i ggi.: 1:13, i-glxiinshifilg be said for Ll-lem. Their v:illics,'iioiii.
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investments grow and proper. _ . _ _ _ h°_,,.m_°ld friend wid me mourn- inally at least do _u_a_w; use
greatly. They are D3 1°
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achieved in the face f thestock ,. ' 1.’ tt) . when stock quota- Exchange panic, of wh‘ieh_.we'/lllve me.” ‘ mmm” done" dugms the tirlglislvlspigearnhqxluly high, as in the heard so much, may at first lppilk' ` pmpedinz 'twelve months' W en I re- flatter part of least year. Bilt wllilo strange. It is, however, not so sur- ‘med sympgihencmy’ JT” "med with they offer greater resistance to price arising. for we are apt to evsrlesti- °‘i“i" "A" '""'°°°' 'Y"'t Ih'h‘."'°‘ reactions. they have no ilovler of _ mate the importance of' that-crisis, m”`°ver." mpuon by no was growth.`Personally I'pi~elcr securit- serious though it.waa. What; isvtiie Qiyelm' in whenedtha Ee” ies that live and advance. that keep Si»°°k EXOHBUSC? It, is M6101! .S . Q' "'T E ' oss” “ppm we pace with riatiollal growth anti dc.- ,placo where public auctions lfelhe -. Mp? wffefed ggygpermnnent invest' v`elopmf-rit-securities with a future. i I" dmc” fmm °"h"'°'“°!'l°m JF! Ort; such ‘H ‘ e 'sun Lug' are like rather than securities which, even if in the articles sold.'And’lii' the.'vol- m. ° °f mY€`_|"’°“l°r n°\°nd""h°y "e| protected against deterioi~at.ion inot ume oi"thc' transactions. l' It»i.s*.:ii0 .mt n 'Ml' but merely pmmsi always successfully) by gold caskets. imore true of this au tion-,tl"i“ln"7of ` mg* wé' mum mv' mme- had we* can. at best, only remain stationary other auctions that the prices bid °‘"'__£»““ when th°'p¢°k WAS’ and and unchanging by the side of the ure an infallible inner of the real 1° “_ “_ "d °"" ".“‘°"°° '° ” W 5°" road while the army of progress 1 value of tl'ie~artlcles dlealt"in. The °dF‘“ that Mme' marches past. There is ta happy nie-
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tel eviden_ce as to the'bank accounts _ think rl and credit of the bidders than cifytbe _ ‘il £3, wtgayqmggg, fugél-fce our policyholders it _esolls_idl:_i_r_:_bl_e_‘p_l;l _ ' ‘ ` ‘ ` ` - ' _ ` ' f asse s o ' . value or thcstoeks l>_bught_Anll sold. ou, _,,,,,._.,_,,k,_,,,,,,,.i,._.,.d.,,,,_ W portion ° our _ dc To css,”
be invested in higl gra P Sf
Business as Uanal _“ng "mm, md other corpom common stocks
Ti,” Wu enemy the, “union tihs which furnish such essential _ “mt Dems rm “My
during the recent price réaetion _it _strvlce that they may almost be said A rum" P _ was purely a-stock__Exohan|lr'Mpi§. toi_'be..pArt'of_the_national life. we “It is it wonderful i-eport that rv It was not caused by any-_t` ublafinl ballet in the future of Montreal. of present. but. I ai\vaI'S think “Y th general business. We did no *ateitiié NSW' ork, of Chicago. and of all olli' present as ft more vai'itz\gr~. groul closing down of fll`¢torlGs,t' hiilésble lriilii centres of population. We be from which to get all cl-or furthe discharges of employees oth r lieveevdn more in the future of our vision into the future which mu. symptoms-of business 'distrebs ‘au h entire nations-both `Canada and be planned for. what is our futui' as marked thé"gr'e`a't‘ 'depl'eilion`a=to _the United States. What will they to be? The realities of tlic_pi-csci which our minds'revert."_0utd.ida'the the hfty yelrs fl`0m HOW? D025 any are far in advance of _ailyiiiiliz til ranks Oi’ i1he'unfortunate'lsbeculat-- one _doubt-their future? We have we even imagined possible but a fc ors there was .Littieto show that any- hitched our investment policy to the years ago, and the outlook iiow » thing unusual was happening in the _ star of this Continent, and in par- brighter than ever. I hardly dare Wall Street auction rooms. On the ticular to our great cities, and just make ei prophecy. If any nf__vou our wildest days of the' reaction -the as surely as they continue to Krow to calculate what our position w bllslrlosa of the' coilntrvwent on its and prosper, so surclywiil our in- be if we can malntaiii laiiytilingg iii: usual. Men continued -to work, chll- veatments grow and prosper. What mir present rate of iirozrcss for eve
lation continued to grow, the great'etbooks of in-and-out speculators? sm-i~iri.<e you, We alrearlv oecuby electric companies continue to in- why should we reverse our policy remarkable position. We have r ‘crease their output, enlarging their md iii.-my mu- “ggi holdings on the character and an iilriividualit_v n power houses `or'buildii-ig new ones. market for some possible temporal-_v our own. We have all viii-llusinsi The great eorporations'whcse stocks gain? Could we be sure that we would =l'l1\Y Of Policylloldcrs and we eiiio we own continued -to expand, contin- ever. get our shares back? We prefer tht C0\1fid¢hCC Of U19 Dliblic in fi ‘P lied to prosper and to earn even_to continue as permanent partners iifiiiwai d°FIf°“‘ Wi’ Cali' I U“""‘ larger dividends, lust ss if there were . - _ look forward to it future so gloriol no dealings in their shares-at.All. _snmlmpregnable on Blaekest Day iiiiiii PW" 01° *"°hi°"¢"“"“*S °f U” _Wh“_‘h.'p¢ch‘,d -vi.,-.5-mneiy tim; “_” _ _ . present will then seem small. An ` June, in s wild burst of enthusiasm, ' "We must, of course, consider mar- ict lls never foriret that every extcil
Mart. ~ - ~~ - speculators-hid-upprlcea béyon`d_no£~ iiet quqtutions' whenpreparing our sion of our husiilss is an extcnsio
“That -such results should be mal levels. and this in turn produ -| iil'i_uai x‘¢_port,5but-`our policy is so of service and blessing to hunulniiy.
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vellous how she could recall happen- mailman, Mr. Ewen Martin. who has ings when she was but four years old. missed but two daysthla winter, and What a long road to look back upon. the weather hl.s_not been all aun- Rtemembrances 'were sent from shine, or the_roads all good. Despite friends far and near. Not the least. this, Mr. Martin is of a jovial man-
is'just'. like a ray of sunshine, radiat- u C ' po i y - ' l-lolz! Viotoria, Boston, propounded
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ing happiness and joy to‘all who ng an C D u m - thefollowihg -problem .in his after- weak speus
came in contact with her. In recall- ` ' _ ‘ ' ' dinner speeehzz i ‘ waum ovens
ing reminiscences, while conversing Honor to whom honor is -due_ and A 00-“in iililifl" bw” hi! -viii" i ml Jam" v,_“am.ne_ pi bl,”
with the writer recei‘_itly, it was mar- n large share ia due our faithful WUI' W 5 f"-*if i»h€ f°U°Wii'i8 i*i’S0i\~‘
i. His father-in-is.w's brother. -2. His brotfierh father-in-law. '3. His fatl-aer's brother-in-law, 4. His brother-in-law’s father. ' "The vizier returned with one
of these was a birthday cake con- ner, always with a smile and a cheeryiwd wld W' s“"°“ °h"" this “'""“
iwsa all four of the persons designated
w. M. s. of the united church or-continue his efficient ohuging andi ° ""’”‘°"‘ VL’ ""° “""‘ "‘“ “““
Other guests it the Alumni dinner
dem Mt Allison University. and Mr.
`yean. after which sho was made Thb semieannuai school oxamina- ` 'H honorary president. A large number' tion of Pownal School who held on Tfwgfer V-ne; ,;;:5i:;T;°S°:rlf;"$i
L ;‘nT‘;g'h_::h“;:_h'b::d°:;: :S55 vga: :e:“:;::n€“hr_;‘;` Association, of New Haven. Conn.
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mental: for ‘ ' _ ' ' V *d "° '°“'°“"“°°“ by Mi" 5"” 3' ‘"5 th’ ”““”° m‘°"“"d 1" “‘° University. who was amhmvenzzg
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i aged aunt. - any teacher. The pupils were exam- om hum,” md Minn (Omer
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tlt. "Allison students of the three
The February meeting of the W. M.. teacher. Miss Amy Smith. and sevefll hiiiwng one fifty living in Boston and
B. 0! thi' POYMI Uhiiad Church w\_s 0| U10 V|8“0l'l.l ¢X_-|»¢l0hAl’f.~ Chi _yigigigy .gunggq _di dinmi-_ Amount
held at thehoma of Mn. Seymour .showed by their answer-s_tllat"tiiila gli,” ' ' iy f.¢m.i>.-ima mmm ,,,,,,,,..,...¢¢¢~¢¢¢”.
sarqunarion. om mad.. on sc: spent by pupils and washer in the xdmhxam n.-mason lmem - Ilavl YOUR EYES
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misfortune to receive a fall through We welcome hcr`to our 'Socletvand ;_'l"he following were recent visitors town. Mass former. x.
a cellar hatehway. whiieno hence trust she will enioy the kéedffeiioiv- to‘the'clty: *Arthur Moore. Malcolm cleoi-cd Pl'¢si<if.\\i of ills BOS*-011-Ni
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were broken yet at Mrs Mooi~e's age shin found therein. ' .- ' ' " iieH1e"‘ Robei~t:`Joiies W. E Smith Allison -Alumni Associat ii or e
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md well-m_ the “utter ls rather a ___ _ _. _,_ mu¢hC0,mim_ I___‘ywn_ __y(,ne5_ Mi-_ riisiieliig ical. and Miss l\iailrl Mile...
serious one. she h ving rcceivcd a The meeting of the‘Yol1nK Peoples *hd Nii‘l»'. -7- F-~' Bi091l1.‘Mrs. Ambrose Boston. foi-mei~l_v of St, John. N, B.,
gud ihgking up_-_ \ _League_was'_held__1aat_I we_e_k'_ at the MacMillan.-_-P, - t secretary t.i-e_i_1.-ui.-r~l'._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...__ home oi' Mr. Daniel _Wo6d, l-IUt_l_- _ ` __ _ - . The following lzgcro l_a_i:;<_1_ilc;:__l: _' ' _ brook. Quite_a large number'were ------ mc Exe” “T °""m` " ‘ Once more -'the` writer is JOYIUUY ` ”' `~ i '--' . Anderson lottaivai oi Harvard Uni- , , present and li. very enjoyable time - _ _ _ glad to have the extreme l11¢““"° °f spent. Thefnrograin for_ti-ie hui..- ratorgssqie pu-rs wgmn '\-malty, Dr. C.. s, Bacon lnroa-ns recording another niile-stone in the 'mg wu‘M1s.i6nm;y..~v'mh_M“ two J l _ f. ' __ |\g,0||[,gii{ - Flats, N. BJ Watcriowil, Mass., Mrs. li_fe_ of_ Mrs. ' Sarah Jones, better- Mut_‘ch‘m_ch”8e_ _'_`i- | . '_ ` . ‘ »» -- __.`___. . Mrs, George Heilllcssci' _rSailsbury- known `as' “Aunt Sarah." On Feb. - _ `- '-_ ~ _‘l _=_w_g5, Hunflih, p_f¢_,f¢55or 0( Mgi,i~.e_ i N. B.) and Fred G. l"ci'klils.
i4th'1038`she‘made ‘her advent ahd Miss Ji; ' ` ‘ ' ".' .-,igii¢g"M_~»Mi_~ _i_iii_,°n Uni,»¢,_,i¢_,._
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today, Feb. 14th, 1930, she is cele- Kcn__mmmn.re~Cem|y W- ". Qlickvlllg N. B. guest of honor at the
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brating hcr ninety-second birthday. Lénded me Prcsbynrm 6[‘t:He_Un“_e-d Doaibn-Mt. Allison Alumni dinner'
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which soctety_sha capahiy performed courteous services. ' ~ I _ . ' ' _ `. _ Tthe duties-of Presidmt for many _:il "re Dr' Gem" J' Tmemnm Pug" Nf_R\/[ PMS
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count-or the had roads and severity out term had not Man in vain- ."A\f` _ -tor _zscleuy at 1-larvani Itanium; .ANn°' ` or the weather, the number of nina- the time of proceedings the multi' batman; porn, isa myorii no- . Gi-Mil' “THD BY _ leersvae small. however, s very treated alimraaeot . ie lieemmai &_e_¢fo£ad\iau¢y.~st. laura school E; .;- E, 'PARKMA-N prolltasinime was sosni with ure. candy. walls ur. south . some '_ , um., and me o__r»erirlns , _ geuauieeea doughnut _
/| mov.) Campbell in charge. One new around a gansrotlrsupply ol mph.; `i0harlm;i6wh>‘of‘m_vereu.. Mesa- ‘ i
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