-THE CHARLUITETOWN
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'”Wim‘er Zilments
a ainst coughs, colds,
y keepgs y°11rtb<llily
strong reels e
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eysilem. ~
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creamy
concen-
arm,
pre-
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:ains
as much as an
three eggs or seven cups
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Al all druggisfs-500., 856., $1.50
ANI) R LIMITED. LONDON, ENG.
élmviiydian giiice-455 King St. W., Toronto
llllITISHfand sold throughout the Empire 4,
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SHOP from Holmsife Catalog _
118 W l be given by the Red
CW" 5°¢1°1Y- For information
emily to 59 Grafton St. '1B68-2-7-3l
APP0l1NT.MEN!T8 CANCELLED.-
Owlns to tus .nmol-si or too into
Nell -Lowther Rev. E. MacDou5al'.
cancels his appointments .for Mur-
ray Rlver, etc., next Sabbath,
.ANGLICAN SE.RVlCE8.- Milton
and Rustlco services will be .held
On 1S1unday, Fel-ruary 10th -as 1t'ol-
’10W8I 111 SL ‘Mark's Church. Rus-
1-1C0. at 11 a. m. in St. John's
Church, Milton at 3 p. m.
New LoNDoN cmcui1'__sor-
vices wl1ll be held as usual on New
London -Presbyterian Congregation
on February 10th, New London ll
11. Ill.. Long River 2.30 p. m. Rev.
Geo. illiilliir returned on Friday
from I-lallllax where he was sum-
moned lhy the illness of his brother
.Mr_ A. C. Millar ol’ the .Dominion
Expres Company. Mr. llllllar's con-
dition is a very serious one and re-
mains u-nchil.-aged. ~
FARMINGTON NOTES - ’l‘he
l 'people oi' Farmington are very
much grieved at the condition ol'
the roads and the very small am-
ount of snow which hinders them
l' from taking home their alliilllly ol
firewood,-1Mr_ John A, Larkin and
Mr. Carl Wood, taking advantage
of -the fine weather are storing -up
__ their supply of Wood so as to ‘be
1 ready to illalul it home as soon as
. the roads -are favorable.-Mr. Ricll-
`, 11111 MacDonald or Formin-_sion -is
' recovering slowily from a very sc-
~'_ vi-.rg illness.-Mrs. Alfred MacDon-
' aid is now visiting friends lil Sour-
j\¢\.¥' P2’
NT-  1>§-~‘-\11'- -101111 Belser mid 11 llyins
visit to Sourls recentl -The
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Hi c k c ’ s
Issomething' better th.an the ordin-
Chewing Tobacco. It hlas a flavor
own. The man who wants a real
lasting chew, always asks for
Beware of substitutes.
IIIGKEY & IIGIIOLSDH
Tobacco Company, Limited
Charlolrstown
. 1 _ y_
. young people of Fortune llond, who
ll-old a Wlllst Party at the home of
_-- Mr. and Mrs, John Flynn spf-nt a
l vf1l'_v -pleasant evening. and render
-their sincere thanks to Mr. Michael
.3-__l\\'hitty wllo with olllel-s supplied
tho llluslc.-1Messl's_ John Tlolger
John illielnnis ami Mosle Nlolnllls
who attend the Wlilst parties :li
Srlkirk rvport lo us that they are
vory skilllfullly lllan:igeil_ and afford
a groiit ileal of amusement lo the
 y01l"'_1< people of til-nt vicinity.
SILVER WEDDING.-Oil the
evening of Friday, January liltll. ii
,V1-ry pleasant uvcllllli.: was spoilt
WINTER FEEDING
' OF FOXES
More Fox Biscuits are being fed in the leading fox
Canada this winter than ovor before. Ono rea-
thls is the finer season, absence of snow banks in
and the felt need of s well balanced dist at this
imperial Cod-Liver-Oil Fox Biscuits supplies
energy and host besides keeping your foxes ln
condition. '
The best results in flooding are obtained vvhere those
are fed regularly and continued through the mat-
lltlliatlon periods. We will gladly furnish testi-
lmperial Blscult Co. Ltd.
Charlottetown, P. E. I. -
close ll the singing of “Auld
until we Meet Again." followed bi’
the National Antllem-
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH CRA-
PAUD. -The annual meeting was
held in the Rectory on Wednesday
Radio Specials
Vacuum Tubes at
Low Prices
“Yarn Tubes   $4-00
N- E. Peanut Tubs  $4-50
ldiv- 201 A Radio tron ___..__.___._.._....__.......,..,...._._.__ $8.50
U-51 11 me w. o. 12  sooo
. _ in ...... ___ ....  $7-00
l;"°"1**W° Magnavox _ und/ for demonstrating.
,M 1' “°"°9¢- Reoulur prioo nano oooh. will eau.
HALF mos. _
ln iuturo ovorything 'ln our Radio department will
insole for ei-vor caan. 1 Nothing on soPr¢1»l11°1\-
W' °“"'lM0i everything porfoot when dollvorod.
|,,,"l°,""”° °°"* °'1 °rorovol\o.- ooingomom. wo norm
"“ “Home of on oumooolilg noolo sooooim.
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1' the evtilelldltures were $2941-'31
1` Wil ot McDonald. -1- V~
Donawnavio I; sneri-on. ci-illy M
Len. 1° ' _
Q Heath McVlttle _ Sld\;BlIllt01;)»
\ Messm li-l-ed c_ sherren. R0 0
` Delegates to Sylno 'Moore and
Joseph Haalam. C1' 51’ to D
M Donald' Delell11£05 '
 1'°"°1’ ° ` vitti
""` C S Messrs. F. A. Heath M0 M9
1 1 " _.1 F. w. c-
3211?-' shgobigtgrl; committee.
Q Messrs. J. V. Moore. W- 11- 1;“:_'{;‘:'
W McDonald. John H. 11 -
glgoph Hsslem. R- P~ R°5°"°“'
 George McDonald and Fred C.
wa it was
 uni at tho nooioi-1 111111
" bu nu aint the Rector! 81111
§ is worthy of got; that
Mr. Crisp Moore has C
1   -°1~'.s~ _:'..".:.::::~.:
service that has 1‘0 Bw nanny
-1. himself as well as 1° 9
5° ° ` the officers and
_ oil Ponoli om111“9'°“’ "
d annum! vote of tbsnko slid sit
P
"ogg, (Patriot plosso 0097-7.
CHURCH OF BCOTLAND. -
'_"- Rev. Ewen llllacDousall will preach
I A CEDURSE IN HOME NURS- Sabbath 10th at Cape Traverse at
10.30 and 7.
RUSTICO NOTES.-The many
friends of Mr. Artlmas Rolllngs.
will be glad to hear that he is
somewhat better after his recent
accident.-Miss McMillan who is
at present at the home of her
cousin Mrs. Dan. Buchannan `ls
steadily recovering from ber ill-
ness.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bulman,
have returned home after spend-
ing the week-end at Mrs. Bulman's
old home in 1Hazel Grove.- ln-
vitationg are out for a grand
celebration at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Christopher LePage on Feb.
11th. it being the fiftieth Anniver-
sary of their wedding -Some
thinking of taking advantage of
leap year.
INSTITIUTE MEETING. _ The
January meeting ol’ the Mt. Al-bl-on
Women’s 'institute was held at the
home of Miss Edith Stuart, with all
attendance of twelve members, alld
several young visitors. After the
usual prellminarles, the meeting op-
ened .for ibusl-ness. Several -small ar-
ticles donated for the Orphanage
'by Mrs. Benjamin -and Boswell Jen-
kins and Mrs. Margaret Myers
were auctioned off at $1.20. :lt was
moved and seconded that the Or-
pllana1ge nlon-ey ($8) be sent. at
once to Mrs. Wright. ~Mrs. W. J.
McEacllcrn1wa.s appointed bo mall
same. Ways and means of painting
the interior ol` the school room
was then discussed, but nothing de-
finite was acted uipon, V~ery accep-
table readlngs were then given hy
Mrs. Robert and Benjamin Jenkins
and Miss Catherine Chandler. A
Committee ol’ two was appointed to
arrail-ge for the February program
The -meeting closed lliy singing the
National Anthem. After il dainty
lunch served by tile hostess, il
pleasant social hour was spent.
Notes By the Way
lCniltiilucd from Page 4)
ill that line this wlllter iii town or
country, oil the railway or else-
where, The waiges are lliisscd and
The advent of a Labor Govern-
ment ln England is an entirely
natural one, resulting from the
changing, giving place to the new.
der. Where class rule has prevail-
rd, wit‘h nluch to its credit at tin-,cs
the governments of the future will
have il broader basis ln the will of
the people represented by men*
chosen from among themselves
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town basket ball team,
cvcllllllf. J1111111117 211" 111111 was ‘W and in closer sympathy with the Wm' their chapemne' Mrs' Mc'
tended by a lar8° number of ms masses' It may be hoped lo lm 8 Kiilnon, left Tuesday morning on
‘"0" °f the congregation' gl? well nearer approach than was before 11191" "et“"“ 11° the I51““d_a Par'
“B by sevenllllm me wglghulllaslll to government of the people by the 11°“1*“`1Y charming gwup Wh” made
Hpllmliltiillrtfpidterest was displayed people and for the people. There 11111115’ 11191155 here- and ai- “V110”
ilvliilch nugurs well for the coming ls ii wcnltli of wisdom ill what Ten- "CW 51110" Bm-V11" the C111' there
' year. The Warden reported thc ilyson spoke of as “the collllnon “'83 F¥0n@1'111 regret 31119113 B11 “'11”
toiili roooipts for 111“J\°“‘la§f;01;i sense or most." it is .n-.tiring itsoli' 111111 1110 111211-s11re of meeting them.
 $2.039-911i_&‘;‘1f1°1gtYlf;°parl§h‘ whlle felt more and more am] m0l»0_ Following the match in the Gym-
1" 11'” 1 " y 1; nasliinl at Studley Monday after-
fi
Traoadie or
Mt. Stewart
A man who feels :he
can sell insurance is
wanted by one of the
leading Life Insurance
Companies to cover the
district ln and around
'Dracadle or |Mt. Stew-
art.
The territory' of the
man appointed will not
-be encmached upon.
Insurance experience
eaaential ibut not nec-
essary. Givo 'full par-
ticulars in reply to “H”
Box 116 care of Guard-
ian.
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our fair young ladies are serlousl);   
Week
(Continued from Page 4)
' The concert in aid of the City
Hospital in the Strand Theatre on
Tuesday evening was very much
enjoyed by the large audience.
Mrs. P. W. 'l'u:rie.r accompanied
her guest Miss Dorothy Smith back
to Moncton Wednesday owing to
the sudden death of their uncle
Mr. J. M. Knight.
O U l
Mrs_. James A. McMillan was
among the Bridge hostesses cn-
tertnlnlng on two occasions this
week at her pretty home 22
Brighton Road.
U O l
Mrs. R. H. Rogers left Tuesday
morning on :1 visit to her sister ill
Vuilcouvcr and other parts of
Western Canada.
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Oil Wednesday evening Mrs.
.lollll S. Jenkins cntcrtalincd at Mull
Joilgg for a nulllllcr of her friends.
The dcccratiolls° and refrcsllllleilts
were carried out in true Chinese
fasliloli and proved very delightful.
H O C
(_ 1 t _ ml h_ l _ llcilcfit bl'iilgcs,_teas alld sewing
ue ws is S I lg 1' `parties are still very popular and
pleasantly anticipated.
in u #_
The Prlilcc of Wales is reported
 :it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johli very wide exlensl0n_pcl_haps loo to have motorcil to Epsom Downs
l"1l"1`- (1"‘11'1`°1'1 NU"-11 W111~“1\11"‘~ T111*-1 _ . , . _- ~ , 1Tii 1s l' in the earl hollrs and lo
‘ _occasion was the i-.elcllmtlon ol' “1‘1"“"’1 1110 ‘01-111i! l111V11@l1¢-- lllufuliiidell severalilorses euteled
ll,,, lweulyflllll a,ml\.L,l.sal.y ol Hil'llr-rio tile govcrilnlellt ol’ thc 1 _
j their vvr-fldlug day, A liirgg number Killgiloui hail llceu essentially urls- 111 1111* 1U1`1~11C01111“g 1`a°@5_~ A1*
1:ol` giicsls were present to coll- Loci-atic, \\'llatc\'er party held the 001111118 10 1110 131111)' M1111 111'*
ll 1115"“1-111111” MV- 31111 M191 G‘“111`9Y|l'eins of tllc power. The ministers 1’1'1110@_011l§1iE011 111 1111 111101111111
:_"1?"‘1 tn twain i}§“"“ lmlmy $2060 fillet stale wore illainly men oi' uolllc`C0111f1S1 11811111151 l-W0 D1`0f@5S1011111
   _--_ ~»_2.._ urns o ie appy ray \ l __ _ _ _ _
=:i>:i‘~l11l‘--:g_t“,__llly_l.l\,u ymrs l,_mmllml,_ The title, or ol' larioo \\ilaltll, wllos.e`l0L1<LYS- * * *
_ _ _._ _ S.ll\,(,r gllll, mcelvml w(,,.,, mllm._ti'ndiilolis, culture and sunipluoiis _ 
and costly. Duriilil the cvclllrll-Z alllvlllfi “'1“"` 1" 1111011!! 0011111101 With 1111- “U11 11115- 11- D- 1105915 111111
ldaluty supper was served. This-Umar; of the masses Of Ulu lleople fallllly of Amherst left Tucsilny for
1W‘“1 11“`°11l¥111Y e“10Ye‘1 11? 1111- 11011\vhom they were called to govern. Montreal, where they plan to reside
long “liter the supper was °ver the Viewed calmly at this distance it for some months. Before leaving]
gathering was called to order und, H thlt th H t C _ tl V h I P tok I f _l _ V
|Rev. R. ll. Stavert was _ elected [w°“ 1 seem ‘1 _e °““e 0 °"_‘ 'ey 1 are sac g V 'D 8 61° re |Matlison Avenue lietorlllcil Churcll.i
ichllil-l,mll_ Short mldl-eases oflillons elected ill December last is gard_ The Sunday School of St.!
.cnngratiilations were then given by :more trulyrepreselitatlve ofthe pee- Stephens Church presented llir.
llvlossrs D. J. McArthur. Reuben ple than any Parliulneilt that had Rogers wllll a lmllulllul conlblnell
lliilrgett, Ftreal Yt¢;\llnkc;d1;l:`;lB§ePl!V.M1;- preceded lt. It is representative of bible mul hymn book and ll few
-~ 11161- 0 059 'lull classes, as is also the govern- lrlemls gathered at lhelr home ,.e_
i M '. C lf', cl made rl _ _
siting “`_“"al)\;°‘v`_‘);`(?;\ ite; had finish ment which thc Labor Premier has Gently and presented Mm
cd speaking' the guests joined in ¥°m‘e‘|~ Rogers with a lovely silk umbrella.
slnnini-1. '1*`0l‘ THEY 111‘6 J011y G00‘1 '___ Both Mr. aild Mrs. Rogers have
Follows. 'rho singing .mo rho ln- Even ¢h°11n11 111° 1=1a1\ of the _
been active in the work of St.
struniental nilisic provided hy the Labor Government may be but St h n, can an n I d in bl
Y011r1i-I l1€0l11B Present lldded much short, it slgnnlises a new depnr- ep e S greg U ‘Ln W _L
to the enjoyment of all. Tile tum The old order or things is much missed not only here. but ln
balmy gathering was 111111111111 to 11 tile general community life oi
Y Amherst.
lllmz gylleo and "God Be with you and it is to be hope( a better or- _ _ ’
The Halifax Herald
following references to
people who went over
basket-ball game: The
has the
the young
for the
Charlotte-
together
 louvlilg n sninll deficit covered by noon. there was u very memorable
1 l . ur his of the pl'@V10\111 Year- feast at Shlrrlf Hall, and all the
 ii\eLn8iiliIi)rk`ofnpll1‘9C11\1-11111101`11‘e1"    members of the team, together
-‘if brood work. the ;1f]1l1;¥;’v?_ W°"‘;,;%1p:;; M G J T; I with Mrs. McKinnon. were Present
1111101011 1” ° ` . _ ‘rS' e°' " me 1"” ‘fnmny b ' -lal invitation at the Law
1° W“"'°"" Mr' Cm” gage’  Wm' 1° ""“’"d"‘”'-' °“_"‘°“ ‘thanks ainzzeit the Auditorium. 'rho sup.
-_._ ol-',~; Warden. Mr:  Bert Mc'_ to friends and neighbors -for the d it X cmd
’ vngtry Clerk. Mr. 0 W H inuny acts of kindness shovwn to W1' i’1”"-WB - as was 9 1”’
Donald; VestrY1'11°“' Mess" 'Mez them during their recent trouble would be the case, a very memor-
,:~ inmau. Phl11D L9'“`d' F' W' and 1791`911V‘1m°111- able feast. It was very informal in-
deed, a fact which made it the
Maori* d C 'Sherren and F. A. more enjoyable from the point of
view alike of hosts and guests.
Mies Low was to_ the general
the spirit of the erenlng. There
_ \ pleasure, entering heartily into
 were three short speeches- and each
,  of them was received with
_  I* ki ' applause. Miss Eva Mader, Presid-
' qw .\
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ent of the Athletic Club. did
occasion proud, showing her r -
cognillion. of the truth that brevlty
is the soul of wit, and happily ex-
s exp1'0l11°11 Wm* the new rings ood j0y housie girls in this visit of the
Charlottetown team. Miss Carol
Sharron. General satisfaction ll) B °  Dressed the pleasure of the Dal-
deflidifdlgjgsp 5, well as the Hawkins, Captain of the Dalhousie
‘"1 “ ‘ - __ _ ui r
_  1- °°11:1.°.1.::.l._::1.1:, l ~ ~-1 1  "1:   
’ vate the Cemetery. l the Charo own sam.
modern methods. early 111 111° ~ dressed the company, both speech-
provsl in applause loud and long.
oD1'1l1ll» 1* m lewd  es receiving the seal of general sp-
Altogetber the supper left _nothing
to be desired, either ss to he
§ t
tl n Hearty VOM "1 mm” ' . material port of it or the toast of
were telId°\‘°‘1 "° “ll as _ _____1_ ___ _, F-~ ~ "reason and flora oi soul."
Wi Y-
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9
790 Kllocycles (380 Meters)
WGY (Schenectady, N. Y.)
General Electric Company
Eastern Standard Timo
11:55 a. m.-U. S. Naval Observa-
tory time slgnals. '
12:30 p. m.-Stock market
port. _
12:40 p. m.-Produce market re-
port.
9:30 p. m.-Dance music by
Jack Symonds’ Orchestra,
Hampton Hotel, Albany, N. Y.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10
790 igllocycies (380 Meters)
WGY (Cchoneclady, N. Y.)
General Electric Company
Eastern Standard Time
11:00 a. m.-Service of the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church,
Albany, N. Y. Organ Prelude,
“Pastorale” . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ Foote
Florence Jubb, organist
Invocation. “Tile Lord's Prayer"
Anthem, “Sing Alleluia Forth"_..
_ . . . _ . . . _ . _ . _ . . _ . . . . . .
._ Buck
~Mrs. Christian Martin. soprano;
Mrs. G. Ernest Fisher, contral-
to: E. Arthur Hannay, tenor;
Leo K. Fox, baritone
Scripture lesson
Offertory, “When Winds are Rag-
ing" ._ . . . _ . . . . . . . . . .
 Scott
Quartet
Sernlon, "Tile Sixth Command-
ment"
Rev. Richard Earle Locke, D. D.
Postude, “Festival March" _ .Footc
3:30 p. m.-Program by WGY
Symphony- 0rcliesti~a_
Instrumental selections,
a. "Prelude"
b`_ “Adagictto"
From the “I.‘Arleslenne Suite
No. 1" . . _ _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . _
._ Bizct
WGY Symphony Orchestra
Leo Kliwen. director
Soprano solo, “Consolilti e spera".
_; . _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . _
._ Scarlatti
Lillian Rosenthal
lnstrulilcnlul selection, "March
Movelllcnt," from the Symphony
“Lcnorc" . . . . . _ . _ . . . . . . _
_ _ Rail'
Orchestra
Soprano solo, “Come Ullto llinl."
from “Thi-_ Mossiall"  Handel
Lillian Rosenthal
lii_sti'ilnlcntal selections, - - 1
a. "Polka," from “Tile llarteredl
b. “Frolll the Cano llrake" 
Orchestra
J
l.illiiall Roselltllal -
“Mldsullliller' Night's Dri1.aiil"_.
Orchestra
`7:45 p. lil.-Service of the]
Albany. N. Y. Organ pl‘elilile.|
"‘Beneilict`inn" . . . . . . . . .
_ _ llolllns l
Florence Jullb, organist
Antiienl, "i Love the Lord" 
_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .
.. Prentice -
Mrs. Christian Martin, soprano;;
Mrs. G. Ernest Fisher, contral-
to; E. Arthur Hiinnay, tenor; ,
Leo K. Fox. baritone
Prayer" . . _ . _ . . _ _ . _
. . Gregorian l
Quartet
Sermon. “The Lowest Seats at til
Feast” 1
Rev. Richard Earle Locke, D. D.
Postlilde. “March from ThannhailS~
er"......... _ _ . . . . _ .
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WILMOT VALLEY SCHOOL
Tile following is the standing of*
for the nlonth of January.
Grade X-1 Jean (‘aselcy. 2
Ys
Grade IX.-1. Willard l’lcketts,1
2. Frances Wrll-Hit.
Grade lil.-1. Katherine Clark
2. Lillian soboy. 1:. l.loy11 Cf11*€1vv.'
Grade V.-1. l.iicy l{ogll» 2- -101111
Burrows, Ii. Olivo Jardine audl
George Hogg (cuuilll.
Grade II.--1. .liuiu Curtis, 2.
2. Mable Peters.” ll. Earl llilmeily-
(;l-ll(-lg I,-,Jr), 1, l1}unlce`Jardine,
2. Georgie Curtis. ll. Jael; Sohey_
in necklaces. Large beads in odd
shapes and fancy cuts are combin-
ed with several smaller sized
beads to produce exquisite results.
The favored bends come in cubes.
squares or oblong shaDOS- 'T1111
mellon shaped bead is very popular
in the 40-inch necklaces. and the
olive type is much used. Filigree
metal in combination with the
beads is prominently featured. A
handsome 40-inch necklace of
filigree metal is made up with
black and white pearls in various
sizes. I
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- girl with hor dolls will soon
have pound this ago of toys
-but Photographs of tho
chlldron never lrow' up.
Cell 682-J today for sn lp-
polntmont.
B A Y E R
Photographer
rm Soy wich mo om, mo
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1' 1.; own the Company
- 1 . directors, control it
| Mutual Life works
Profits 'derived
Life is insurance at
1 in this Company can
llbcral diviclcilds paid.
l needs with our agent,
l__ will explain thc Mi
ll". policies. Or write
.9 direct for booklets o
Mutual Insurance.
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Discuss your in sura nce
Provincial Manager
Charlottetown, P_E.l.
A Form of Public
l , Ownership
re- ,
Insurance is a form of
-` public ownership. The policyholders
and, through its elected
s affairs, subject to re »
i lar government audit and inspection. 'lqi-le
on a safe, sound, conaer'
vative, actuarial basis.
from the business of the
Company are paid back to the policyholders.
That means that insurance in the Mutual
a minimum cost.
The investment of the funds of the Company
_ is directed by able and far-sighted financiers. The
history of Mutual Life policies shows that insumncc
hc carried at a surprisingly
low cost, on account of the
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