mmi-v
28.
1928
I
""M
vcnuc
"
MilUr.
Proprietor
i
Our
Cleaning
Prices
On
and
"Her
Feb.
1st,
192N
I
.
j.
.
init'd
and
pressed
mm
jl
toy
,i'
intd
and
pressed
$2.00
C,i;it
and
vest
'nHI-cM
,
,
,
.
white
$1,00
,i;im,
steamed
and
pncd
7."5f
,i
,it.
cleaned
and
pres-
'.,.,!
$1.75
j
v,
(iv.TcoatH
.
.
$2.50
;
$t.00
K.v
.
Vts
30
'V-'
S..itM
$1.00
Xi?
-
!
'
;
7"f
Mr-'-r-
-3
13
r
i
',ats
lot
Poneep
Laundry
I
i
(t'121)
l
td.
j
-.
Prince
Kuiert
of
tl,.
New
Chevrolet
!'
iiwT.v
Chassis
$0iH.00
Truck
Chassis
fttOO.OO
$80H.(M
It.
livery
$KOK.OO
i
$KW.(MI
.00
$0l.00
sio;to.oo
sio:o.(K
I
lurulau
SI0S0.00
i:umter
and
Hear
'
-
standard
cquip-all
Pnssenger
Wheels
Standard
on
Imjerial
and
'
only.
On
other
.'i
m
extra.
Tire
and
Tube,
'
i':i.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
Trappers
!
k'itiug
eiough
for
If
not,
come
to
hi
.lut
now
we
want
'"
nifii.
ermine,
coy-1
i.
foxes
of
all
kinds,
'
large
orders
from
I
'nrers
In
the
East.
'-annot
fill
them
we
II
inua.
We
pay
top
'
"'
'
verything.
1
i
have
a
large
lot.
"
"id
I
shaft
call
"
'h
Uemember,
If
70U
'
1
'I'nire
deal
sell
to
oldblbom
"The
Trappers'
Friend."
sinnd
Avenue
01
'K
(JURAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
of
.irSn
hoys'
u,.
AND
l'UKNISll-
INliS
iN
Him
on
Montreal
Importers
Thlerf
A
PACKED
HOUSE
FASHION
SHOW
Iletween
Seven
and
Eight
Hun-
Mght
(o
WnUholme
-
..
Theatre
i
?any
HBETTV
DRESSES
Mr,
tullln
Wan
In
Chariie
With
Local
(Jirl
an
Models
(Jiving
Interesting
Exhibit
Be
:
wci
n
seven
and
ight
hundred
HH
DAILT
RETTO
"
FAOE
FIVE
.";;'
w
re
out
ijuu
night
to
the
west-
unreiii.
vi
i.uu
in
uie
year
jaiu,
ana
yo,uin,uw
is
certainty
hiiimo
Ti-i.:rt
to
see
to
fashion
show
an
amazinK
um
to
have
earned
as
profit
In
one
year.
Not
many
cor-p'ii
n
by
nichmond
Louvre
where
porations
anywhere
can
report
such
figures.
The
President'
inti-("Jinf
npirpdid
gown
com
and
fur
mate,
practical
comments
at
the
annual
meeting
explaining
how
thane
)
exhibited
on
living
model
aitu-
huKe
profits
were
made
were
illuminating.
ticaiiy
rn.pi.yed
by
loeui
youm;
indie..;
of
even
greater
moment,
however,
were
his
statements
regarded
;'.
IZm'
koL
inK
the
danKer
thut
thl8
Canadian
institution
may
pass
from
i,,lu,,
rh
:
.
Canadian
control.
Some
months
ago,
Mr.
llftcaulay
referred
to
the
ue
Kivamage
doth
timi
would
be
u
T.cia
to
an
establishment
in
one
of!
P'KnoiaerK
ana
snurenoiaers
oi
me
menace
ii
invoivea
to
an
insti-t:.-
wife
niic.
There
were
various.1
tuiion
which
was
founded
and
developed
by
Canadians
and
which
i'i.:-.
(i
!..,rt
wear
and
afternoon
has
obtained
its
phenomenal
growth
under
Canadian
management.
ihkk
designed
by
the
best
makers
on
Subsequent
events
have
justified
these
misgivings,
and
at
the
meet-Fiitn
am.
,yu
of
Mx-t
lai
de.-wn
by
ing
today
the
first
public
intimation
was
given
that
the
Sun
Life
'
i
ta.hr.
'd
neckwear
directors
are
seeking
legislation
at
the
present
session
of
Parliament
The
lK.I.es
who
ai-.id
as
models
were
,
,u:,.u
,
:,...ij
,
..rf...
:..,
,
.....n
.U!
A...r
Dji.i
Heilbronrr.
Mlvi
Mi.vi
Beanie
nuiii
IThr-mps
..it.
Mlu
Irnia
Brooks.
Mini
l'r
Johnti.
Mia.
alenUohr.
Mtu
Zareili.
Mls
M
.rt
....
s.
k
.J
meaiiA
leujit,
euept
In
al.tur.
wan
li;,y
Shtlia
hi
hmi.nd.
duughter
of
the
pro-
Oltetot
ilf
th.
f.llvi-w
.hn
4a.i.tl1ar
Kn,
.ne
not
shrwiy
dn
wa.
the
cynosure
.
jf
.11
eyes
I
The
announcement
were
made
by
8
a
A
McPbervjn
who
also
aang
two
aon.
lea
w.
served
on
the
stage
to
'
the
i
jcunK
ladlea
and
the
whole
affair
;
pnved
.t
attwetive
and
wa.
.credit
the
eit.bhhment
pu,:mg
,.
The
pu-t.re
gw.n.
or;
8wt"
us'
.
....
.
.
f
..S
n.,.
.
.
.
II.C
.
...
,
I
c
tK
rnciatlt:K:y
funny
and
h.
well
woith
u.
,.,,K
'
I
The
fashion
.how
an
I
picture
will
be
"
-eue.ted
tonight
w,
h
me
add.t.on.
01
hich
,t
.
undertood
win
maae
it
i
even
tn-.'-e
attractive
ihun
lat
evening
So
-..r
.
c(i
wu
Mr
Richmond
with
the
-lureiu.
.f
!h
affair
that
he
la.t
th
ulKln
il
Milled
3t
to
.he
hospital
to
ant
r,i
'.,
e
pprerlatl-.:.
10
ihe
public
NOTICE.
TAKE
NOTICI
that
an
application
be
made
to
the
Parliament
of
Can
0.i
a
i
'he
ne.t
nevsion
thereof
for
an
1
2SX!WMtmM
to
our
prating
.r-ery
yr
a
mm
iit
iiiu.
nirei
;s.d
,
rfTr"
iuuv
Comn7
or
such
;(
-:
-ie
a.s
may
be
gi.en.
to
con-;
.tw
-
and
,M-rt
a
ra
Iway
a.
follows
:
;
he
c.iy
.
r
Lethbr:dgVT
thenc
in
a
!
tun
however
th.t
not
on
of
you.
In
Westerly
d:rection
to
a
point
at
cr
his
most
optimistic
mood.
eapacMd
a
re-
ener..:i
parMlel
to
the
Calgary
and
row
have.
Our
record
for
1W7
la
In-ki
Iaxhi
Ur
..i
n
of
the
Canadian
Pact-I
deed
a
remarkable
on,
bet
me
touch
I:
Hiiiv.-jv
to
a
point
at
or
near
th
i
(
y
ol
i
a'iiiary.
thence
Northerly
and
Ytt
o:
tne
Calgary
and
Edmonton
i
:..Iaav
'.
.
point
at
or
near
Ukeonibe.
Iit
iiie"
Northerly
to
a
point
at
or
near
t!w
C';tv
of
Edmonton.
I
b
Krum
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
!
Edinon'on
by
the
moat
feasible
rir,
r,
and
along
the
right
bank
of'
the
Simonette
River
to
.
crossing
of
j
the
8iTH'k'.
River
near
iu
Junction
I
with
"he
Wapiti
River
at
or
near;
Bertma
n
to
the
Town
of
Orande
Fra.:.t
in
i
be
Province
of
Alberta:
then-e
south
Westerly
thiough
tn
Monkmnn
Haas
to
a
point
at
or
near
t
Alois
Laxe
on
the
Canadian
National
Rallw.i)
to
the
Province
of
British
I
Columbia
I
id
i
Fruni
point
a'
or
near
Orand
I
prairie
in
a
North
Westerly
direction
to
a
point
at
or
near
Pour
Coupe
and
iroin
.
po:m
av
oi
tm.
.
v-v.--Couu
in
.
North
W.terly
direction
to
a
point
at
or
near
Hudson's
Hop
on
-he
fca.e
River,
thence
In
a
general
eV
uih
Westerly
and
WesUrly
dl-rectici
and
North
Westerly
hy
ths
mm
(ea-lble
route
through
th
Pin
Paaa
"
a
poi.it
a,
or
neir
the
Town
of
Riew.ir'
1:1
the
Provrice
of
British
Cjlunibia
at
the
nead
ot
Portland
Canal
.
id
mm
a
point
ai
or
near
Hudson
s
How
c.oaalng
Pesre
River
:n
a
general
K.aMerly
direct
ion
to
a
point
at
or
near
Whltelaw.
them
in
a
Nor
thern
dir.
ctlon
10
a
ponu
i--i
(
,
rt
Vermilion
and
tlience
Northerly
:..
(I
Westerly
to
uie
rigni
Hay
Klier
t
r
near
lt
inwraectloa
ai''.
thr
Northrn
boundary
ol
th
Pruvniee
of
Alberta
Tl
wid
railway
heinn
declared
to
or
fnr
i
he
aerwral
beue.'ii
;if
Canada.
j
To
.uWise
toe
"id
t
oayjuiy
t
coni
root
wnarvea,
'dMka-and
,52
0
n
and
opera
-r.n-c
i
'elegrapn
stia
wiepooiw
inline
aaai
-
publir.
l
le
rster
power
altos
..ml
to
gener-u
at
clc
and
other
nerny
and
to
dl.
DO
4'
the
nirtilua
from
snd
collect
1
To
authorlre
tb
aald
Cpmpsny
tj
'
of
the
iai
Uvw
unties
in
respect
jme
01
lallwsy
to
at.
amount!
not
x-!!:
Thousand
(000.00,
Purty
ng
'Olavf
m.r
mMe
lor
t:e
..ralrl.tlon
and
n
:
(8S.OO(00
Dollars
lor
w-
IUAJTiU
at
the
City
of
Edmonton.
In
the
Pvlnt-e
of
Alberts,
this
4th
day
1
k
oi
behalf
of
th
Applicant
c-o
Swing.
Harvie
Solicitor,
etc..
Bnrr.sters
oni.es
Bank
of
Toronto
Bldgn
Edmonton.
Alberta,
Cunnds
PAIN
in
BLADDER
promptly
Ut4
bn
SANTAL
IWIDY
B
ur
t
gt
lh
Osnul-is
Lot
f
S
BPd
"WDV"
ul.l
hv
S"
rtrMett
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
7
quarts
for
$00
Cash
price
tickets.
Mcllride
8tret
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
St.
0,?
THE
SUN
LIFE
MADE
THIRTY-EIGHT
MILLIONS
PROFIT
IN
Partlrinailn,,
iirahnM.N
i..,
1
"
in.;nwiuvin
liCKM
Dividend
to
Policyholder
Legislation
to
Maintain
Canadian
MONTREAL,
February
28.
The
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company
in
an
intome
of
l"2.000,000
is
already
clvi,y
of
Street,
in
the
buying
camion
iu
.VMlnwin
ine
roni.ii)t-
.
C.iwdUB
lt
'ItaftM'ler.
"
conciuaing
a
aaanw
m
h
no
shareholder,
and
pollcyholdera
the
P-
even
,d.iit
made
tlte
fallowing
relerenot
to
matter:
-
we
icn.
Our
vry
prosperity
hu
crested
remarkable
demand
fcr
our
capital
that
it-ck.
We
llr
to
eruure
that
thU
and
great
company
.hall
aiway
remain
.fvlnllu
P.nMUn
In
Ifn
f
,
on
l
'
"
,m
-.
nug
uoaiviOM
aurpiw
and
our
great
Picul.r
tnat
Inve.trnenUall
nw.r
contlnc,
fu
w
the
g.
un''
W"
8.rt
domUUon.
'
hat-,
to
our
uyholder.
can
a.
l
hlchi"
"ave
introduced
lntOitn,r
tMxum
dlrUfend.
l
iwii
f
i
I.
wui
u.
luuiuitmi
jww
1
.
1.
W
1.
Mil,
.....
'
"
the
protection
.
we
so
much
.
need,
and
-1
.I1UW
"
K
tMI
ll
'
'
bus
wacww-
.",.ta
bug)
proUU.
The
M,0U0UO
nlW
TJZl
'
our
-ol4ra
and
pollcyhDl.
here
present,
hut
of
our
army
of
policy
i
holder,
throughout
the
country."
The
masting
unanimously
approved
of
measure
in
question.
How
Import-
and
how
vital
to
Canadian
are
the
'
uittreits
at
stake
U
dlaclotcd
In
the
re-
part
.ubmltMd
to
th
annual
mwtlng
...
.
..Hi
-
-
You
gentime:.
tuv
becomt
bo
c
....
.
.
.
1
rwcord.
Uemt
Mrpwn.
prevlou.
that
you
come
prepared
to
hear
another
report
of
that
descrlptlca.
I
sm
quit
on
the
main
features:
Itemsrkaitle
llrwwth.
Hlmtgth
and
ITollla
"
The
-
new
anurance
completed
amounted
to
S3SS.O0O.eOO,
an
tncreaae
of
over
afl3.S00.0o0
-
The
amount
In
force
at
th
close
of
the
year
had
risen
to
V4S7.0O0.OOO
and
at
the
present
moment
I.
well
1.500.000.000
"
dropfor
long
over
,
cn"0'
I
.
t"
V,
ThOUtW
T
i
,
,or
'DVtor
Z.
The
inoosne
nmM
I1OSXI00.0O0.
an
1,1
bond
nd
ort
"
no
ncour-SS
increue
over
the
previous
yew
of
'"
71141
,act
00
SMMO
To
me.
this
la
very
1m-
Wr
u'
roul
'
pree.lv
Not
only
ha.
this
(teen
brlnt-
experienced,
moit
PMWd
tb
on
hundred
million
msrk
butThe
enerUo
ualul
nm
on
mere.
alone
u
equal
to
lh
ntlnnt
to
work
for
u.
to
maln-yeara
what
wa.
our
toul
income
but
eight
'
our
"ltr-t
"n"n"
W"
ago.
which
had
been
aoeumu-'
mulated
by
forty-nlne
ya
of
siren-
j
c3-opr.tro
by
booming
stockholder,
lh
ouuundlug
baalc
corporation,
of
uou.
eftoH
A
life
company
with
a
1
country,
so
that
we
.hare
In
sU
th
total
income
no
greater
than
our
in-1
P"1
thc
cres-
would
be
an
ImporUnt
cor-
rhetd'v',"e,uU
1
which
we
receive
on
our
stock
holdings
W,J,
are
slry
two
million,
more
than
were
The
e.U
have
Increased
by
P"bte
00
lhm
Uk,,
hen
'
00O.MO.
and
now
exceed
IMM.CKXX)
But
the
most
wonderful
of
all
the
b0ht
JT0"'
lu1"
J??-
of
wonderful
figure,
U
th.
ameunt
7
ceipta,
and
our
record
Is
Illuminating.
,
Ir.
MmMf
m.
nrnf
it-SM
OMHM
How
great
thl.
figure
la
may
be
Judged
..
..J.V?..
the
of
,
.k.
the
from
th
fact
that
earnings
nwlnlka
m
T
1
n
Wh
tcb
M
BO
r
be'P"
IMe
nt:
ind
,n
toited.
were
H0.500.O00.
It
would
hardly
reasonable
to
assume
thst
,
our.
earaliSf.
of
future
years
wlU
continue
on
such
a
treumendout
scale,
and
we
hav
therefore
set
aMde
a
large
part
of
this
sum
to
provide
for
future
contingencies.
A
lirrnl
Mirplte.
uiul
(
unllngrm)
lu
ad
"Our
securities
have
been
valued
on
s
very
conservative
basis,
but
from
even
thoe
moderate
values
we
have
set
aald
another
ga.000
000
to
provide
for
market
fluctuations,
making
the
total
deduc-
.....
...,.i.r
ihl
hraillns
aiOOOOOOO
We
have
also
set
aald.
the
following
amounts:
"A
further
St.
800.000
for
unforeseen
contingencies,
ralalng
thst
fund
to
III
-500,000;
S600.000
to
provide
for
possible
greater
longevity
of
annuitants,
ralalng
that
Item
to
S2.000.000;
and
1.300,00
to
Increase
our
reserves
on
tropical
bual-'
...
.....
ii
m.1
neat;
oesioes
wrimn
bi
..-
(
000
on
our
Head
Office
and
other
.
buildings.
!
"e
have
distributed
111.100.000
In
pro-1
fit.
in
our
nullcvholdsre.
and
have
also
set
aside
sa.aoo.000
to
cover
profit,
ac
crued
on
policies.
"After
puvldliiK
for
sll
these
amounts,
we
have
added
111
000,000
to
our
undivided
surplus,
raising
that
sum
from
$34,000,000
to
46.000.000.
Scale
or
Profits
liierenel
for
Might
Ii
Mirresslve
Year
"The
announcement,
however,
that
will
br
received
with
the
greatest
enthusiasm
Is
that
for
th
eighth
consecutive
year
w
have
Increased
the
.scale
of
profit
payment
to
our
policyholders.
Th
basis
of
distribution
for
19SIB
will
call
for
nearly
WOO.000
more
than
would
tb
basis
of
last
year.
Profit
I'Kllejhi'lilef
I'nexeelled
In
(lie
Hnelil
'
'
"
I"
oroflt-
W
can
al-
'
,
,
i
in
o
1'
vll
'Irtcrv
'l!
hit
,
,v
i.v
lit
company
in
iliv
THE
YEAR
1927
mi.....vi...
i-
r...
r
t
a
VIIU.
1ft
A
1
11
I
in
Again'
Increased--Company
Seek:
Control.
phenomenal
record
of
the
inspiration
to
all
Canadian.
Its
equal
to
the
total
revenue
of
the
of
Sun
Life
stock,
and
cautioned
j
world;
bat
m
M
not
astMMd
and
will
be
aatuttad
until
we
can
make
an
tronwr
statement
inan
that.
)am
aga.
I
told
our
field
larce
tbt
baped
to
tw
sMe
to
anuouncc
an
la-cMtae
la
our
profit
acaie
for
ten
ccb
Meutlvt
)
We
have
malntaUvad
record
for
alCM
year.,
but
the
ninth
tenth
vwart
have
vet
to
com,
and
ttmtt
lUl
hs
jet
to
be
told.
Our
.......
latffr
1vMhm)
Ike
Keault
f
a
'he
Jiivaatwriu
ISHtrj
"You
aafc
haw
we
are
able
to
make
-"
"
P"
proxlmJlU(ly
.uOO
from
the
Ngttlar
111
aaturaaa
operation
of
th
Company.
J00,0BS
from
prolll
anuy
iBalicsd
hr
th
Ndamptlon
or
aal
of
.....
...
.
,
.
in
market
rftliHt.
And.
of
all
Um
pmrite
m&rl
In
tta
tisuUfiiiaitlna
hrsutcb
thai
1
pollcho!der,
mn.ty.flv
pr
mt.!
c
ever
sfMculat.
We
do
not.
We,
of
eoura.
do
not
hatltai
to
adl
bonds
JST,.
rlM
tVw,
'
yield
U
no
longer
satisfactory,
but
when
we
buy
a
stock
we
buy
for
permanent
Investment,
w
buy
to
keep,
and
we
never
m-11
merely
became
the
market
valuv
may
nave
risen
to
a
high
figure.
We
have,
however,
had
an
epidemic
of
ae-curity
redemptions,
and
as
a
result
we
i
have
the
se.000.OOC
of
realleed
profit.
High
fHlerrst
Hate
fjirued.
Willi
No
.Irrears
"Even
the
normal
earnings
of
a
life
oompany
depend
very
largely
on
th
rate
of
interest
it
can
obtain
on
Its
Investment.-The
current
rate
of
interest
has
been
steadily
dropping
for
year.
tb
to
Indication
that
It
'will
continue
to
how
M"1
th
v"
muni
u
wiu
1
07
per
cent:
In
lfM
It
was
6.
SO
per
cent:
in
1M4.
SSS
per
oent;
In
IBIS.
S.41
1927.
If
we
were
ta
use
th
same
basla
of
eslrulatlon
as
In
previous
years,
the
rat
would
gat
par
cant.
W.
bow-aver,
do
not
wish
to
show
such
a
high
rat,
and
as
we
always
made
a
charge
oi
t
par
cent
against
our
Interest
oarn-lugs
for
Investment
expenses,
you
will
not
that
we
are
qunafoc
only
th
net
rat,
g.47
per
cent,
after
deducting
that
Investment
expense.
The
falling
rate
of
Interest
has
no
terrors
for
us.
'Th
quality
of
our
securities
may
be
judged
by
the
fact
that
not
one
dollar
of
Interest
or
dividend
on
any
bond.
PWl.rrd
common
atock
listed
In
our
aswts
Is
In
arrear
for
even
one
day
lliiiir
lipublrd
Iu
l'ur
Ver
"The
peal
Hon
we
hav
attained
justifies
enthusiasm,
but
we
must
always
look
a
the
preaeat
as
a
race
vantaae
grvund
fiurn
wbkja
to
plan
for
the
tature.
What
is
that
future
to
bet
Tear
I
aftar
vsr
wa
hsvs
rwwf
ot.
tl
w
nM
!
-
r-"
dieting
the
glorious
future
yet
to
oome.
peosnawo
luture
yt
now
un-1
roiling
itself
before
ur
eye.
in
sU
its'
greatness
and
strength
But
wbat
of
tod.y's
future?
I
have
just
been
read-1
increased
service
to
humanity,
and
serine,
my
own
remark
two
years
ago.
vice
at
steadily
lowering
coat
to
our
and
already
the
MStrsa
f
wttleh
we
were
policyholders
"
tlicn
proud
look
small
anft
outgrurwn
v
t
:o-
'd
his
remarks
hy
We
hactgubaeU
ta
Mae
Bat'
svily
five
tils
tv
eren
the
need
of
safegvasd-aud
a
fsatf
yaW
eUsM
Oatnpaiiy
I
the
limir.
of
the
Company,
as
above
began,
but
our
last
doubling
baa
taken
quoted
only
twt
years,
and
w.
teaHy
grow-1
m,
Board
of
Dtr.ur
of
th
Bun
lng
more
rapidly
than
ever
beCere
In'ife
u
composed
of
the
following
:
T.
our
history
I
pradlea
that
tb
figures
B
M,culsy
P.I
A..
P
AB..
M4dnt
and
of
two
years
henos
ifll'mikt
ven
the
M,nngitig
Director;
Arthur
B.
Wood,
figure
of
today
look
small
and
out-
p.i.A..
FAB.
Vice-President
and
Actu-
xrown
In
their
turn.
Hun
Life
sets
II.
Own
Puce
1
'
People
soraetUMS
say
when
speaking
of
our
p
rog
-Ves.
life
assurance
is
growinn
wonderfully.
'
C3
it
is;
but
the
Sun
1
:fe
is
not
content
to
grow
only
at
ihe
rgt
of
lit
assuraii.i
bum
'
it
s
now
available
uirt
-
JKgJUjM
Save
the
"POKER
HANDS"
I
M
that
are
packed
with
Man
in
ne
Moon
TROUBLE
is
about
the
only
thing
you
can
borrow
without
danger
of
be-
(,.
I.
THE
reason
there
are
no
female
t
Isetriolans
la
that
thsy
are
too
easily
ahoeked.
JAKE
saya
he
has
known
woman
who
might
easily
have
been
electricians,
but
Jake
never
was
vary
care
nil
of
tb
company
be
keep.
A
SUMAN
for
Vanoouver
might
br
"Now
you
see
It
and
now
you
donV
IP
you
are
not
criticised,
you
do
not
amount
much.
BSsTVITY
la
the
-oul
of
wlt-Tes.
th
SOUl
hi
1
aku"
BOME
nb
thay
think
t!
.i-an
ii
!
inr
SOME
v.
hard
-ii.
.
r
the
-t.-r.ei
1
IT
iss
aid
that
in
Vancouver
one
of
the
stores
fired
two
assistants
and
th
neat
day
advertised
a
fire
sale.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
I
Kltlll
AltV
'.'H.
ISIS.
Yesterday
as
the
aleamer
Prince
Rupert
was
coming
noith
she
came
abreast
of
the
Admiral
Evans,
one
of
the
Admiral
line
of
steamers
plying
nM
ol
all
the
iinpaiilet.
operating
In
th
United
States
exceeded
til
total
for
1B3S
by
only
one
per
cent
and
In
Canada
by
semi
per
cent
But
tbe
new
business
of
the
Sun
Life
of
Canada
shows
an
Increase
of
twenty-three
per
ount
We
set
our
own
pace.
Our
prosperity
and
popularity,
snd
the
enthusiastic
support
of
our
six
hundred
thousand
policyholders,
makes
our
growth
both
rapid
nd
certain.
The
future
.till
h.fn
m
will
I
um
rnmrlnMMl
h
-
-
-
more
wonderful
than
anything
we
can
i.ow
imsgine
Alio
n
inoeea
a
nappy
thouRht
that
sir
that
growth
in
atee
and
nil
that
growth
In
prosperity
mean
ary:
Robert
Adair.
W
M.
Blrka,
Hon
Kaoul
Dandiirand.
J
Ridpath
Dougsll.
Sir
Herbert
S.
Holt.
Abuer
Kongmsn.
J.
W
tafcConnell.
C
F,
Nelll.
Oarl
Illor-
don.
John
W
Ross.
Ills
Honour
James
C
Tory.
Hon
Ixirne
c
Weljster
Three
lie
director
were
added
at
111
merlin
Hmi
I.
A
Tnt.
Iiitciiii
Ko-.s
H
Uc-U.i.
n
and
'
l
al
N.iu,;iit
MILD
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
and
exchange
them
for
VALUABLE
PRESENTS
DEMAND
"Rupert
THE
DAINTIEST
Smoked
Canadian
pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
DA
Prince
un
Seaxtl
and
Alaaka.
fast!
i
id
about
two
muse
north
of
Bty-
r
N,.'owa.
TM
freighter
Latouche
.
icix.Miid
to
a
coming
to
the
aa-
v
"i
j
1
1
:
n
:
m
I
gvans.
1
lie
ni.tjo:
,l
..i
C.il
l'
W
!'.
k
.....
r
i
fitoi
k
.i
a
hi..;
ii
;
.it-
-
!.!.:
in
tin
rt.-t'i
j.
Iciit;:.
fc.viuuu,
nuw
I
stands
at
4M.
Tats
k
ssmueive
at
ths
vet
in
In
gland
which
la
likely
to
Increase
the
Peck
lead.
Halibut
boats
In
today
include
the
Teddy
J.,
13.000
pounds;
Albatross.
13.-000;
Liberty.
4,000
pounds.
NOTICE.
Re-Oectlflcsl
of
Tills
No
30M
I
to
Lots
five
(5)
and
six
(.
Block
nineteen
(1B,
election
six.
(Si.
ftt-Oertirtcate
of
Tltl
No
3901
1
to
Lou
seventeen
17)
and
eighteen
(18),
Block
twenty-six
iMi
Motion
six
(0).
Re-Ccrtiflc.te
of
Tltl
No.
8003
I
to
Lot
nineteen
(IB).
Block
ten
(101.
Section
seven
(7.
Re-Oertlflcate
of
Title
No.
3447
I
to
Lots
forty
-three
148
1,
forty-four
(Iti
and
forty-five
45i.
Block
twenty-seven
(37
1,
Section
eight
(8),
City
ot
Prluc
itupert.
Uap
BSS.
Whereas
proof
of
lost
of
the
above
Certificates
of
Title
Issued
In
the
name
of
Ira
E.
Uehen.
hat
been
rued
tn
this
otfto.
notice
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
th
expiration
of
on
month
from
the
date
of
th
first
publication
hereof,
issue
a
provisional
Certificate
of
Title
in
lieu
of
each
of
the
aald
lost
Oartlflaate.
unto
In
che
meant
lax
valid
objection
as
to
any
be
made
to
me
in
writing.
DATED
at
th
Land
MMtatry
Office
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
this
3rd
Jsnuray,
IStt.
H.
P.
MacUBDD.
63
Registrar
of
Title.
IN
PK0IIATU
IN
TllE.rirrm.Mt.
Mil
ill'
Ol
llltlTtvn
nai
mhia
w4
In
the
Matter
of
the
Adrnintstt!on
Act:
and
In
tn
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Sidney
Soott
Marsh,
Deosased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
thst
by
order
ol
His
Honor,
P.
McB
Young,
the
14th
day
of!
February.
A
D.
1838.
I
was
appointed
I
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Sldurv
I
Scott
Marsh,
deceased,
and
nil
parti-,
having
claims
against
the
aald
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same.
froperly
verifies,
to
me
on
or
before
th
5th
day
of
March,
A
D.
1838.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
tlie
estate
are
re-
u
I
red
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
ln-elrtedne.v.
3
to
me
forthwith
I
NORMAN
A
WATT.
I
Official
Administrator
Prince
Riimi".
B
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led
the
I.'.'h
d
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u
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1)
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FOOD."
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Kupert.
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Guaranteed
Pure
Bilk
The
best
value
at
the
price
$;1.25
pair.
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Iloom
to
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and
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