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Charlottetown Fish & ' ` Supply Co.

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' ' ’ ' WHOLESOME Fish

TeI¢PI'l0il6 340'-J when You

lieqtiire Our Service

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Fennell & Chandler

THE HARDWARE MEN.

CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. I.

' Dealers in

Paints, Oils, Varnishos, Kitchen

Utensils. Flash Lights

Electrical Supplies

THE STORE OF SATISFACTION

r~"“""“" _

.Joseph Wood

THE TAILOR.

Ladies' and Gent's Suihi Cleaned reused and Rc-paired.

All work guaranteed promptly. Now is the time to have your

Winter Suits and tlvercouts repair- .ad. .

(live me ti trial. 4

.l. T. McKenzie

tlHABLO'l"l`ET()WN P. E. I.

HIGH CLASS MERCHANT 'I‘/\ ILORS

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emeimt is cNi_ioi-I-renal: As '

After that they talk-ad more quiet-

‘=*\¢°h anything or what they were |90YlI\R. But tliey keeineil to be ni-gu. ln* Nell Slloke more' lonilly than the other meii, :intl l rnitiltl occu-

|Bl0IIu\l_\‘ t~:it('ll .i H'-iiteiit-\-~

“Others do the sums- thing," tum.:

°““- "Why ‘=h0uldn’t I rnitke ~n little ‘“°""~" Selling -`*I\“l"‘s iii oil lriiitl its

:Thanx “You know ns .voir ,ip | do 'that oil luis. Irion t`ou:i.I on Lili-.i

‘ii'u(‘,t_ 'i'i'lit‘,i'<= it iiaifi -,mm-_ fi-,,,m| 0m.,,_ tml mi iiiiirx it is . t-.f.l,il i;_,|,;bti“i;-_ iliaiive it nifty iw Iv 'tid on iiiy lurid."

"Do :ron own iii-it land P" it wan

l<‘rf>iI€‘rlt‘k' who :isk'~'l tli/= fii\“.stioIi_

"I htivo an optioii on it." Juni tliieii

there was ii rlrwipiiiiz oi' i-lioI`t',_ :mtl I lhiiri'ietil_v ailiziiitloiictl iiiy poiiitlon |aiiid :~it~tii'i'ii=.tI iiii-stulrs.

Whitt did it :ill iiii-iiii? Siirely, ns

'iw liiitl said. Neil liiitl its :iiiiuli right

M Sun Has Record Year

OVER FIFY MILLIONS OF NEW BUSINESS IN 1918 .___

The Sith l.iI'i» Aiii-iui'iiiit:r» (‘oiii|iniiy’ri

txth AnIi\iiilvi{ciiort_ jul-it iiisiii-ti. noi OHIY ‘~\\It‘I¥ii:~ii»-Ori lust yvzirs wiiIideI'i'\il reconl. Init iii better thiiii any ever is- i-itied by the compuiiy. Every depart- iiiieiit oi’ its iictivltics sliow_.- ntrengtli ltiiid pi'ogI'ei~is. New busiiiesii sicciireti coiiiitltutetl ii recorti ttitiil nas:-is :ire higher tliiin ever lie-i`ort~. Income is larger, total iii-iniiraiiceii in force tire

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Fill' ii Neal., Nohby, Dressy. Up much greiiier wliile the :surplus of ov-

io the minute Fall Suit or Overeoat

Give Us a Call and See Our New

Fall Samples.

COLDFISH ~

CLOBES

Il' you require a Gold Fish

Globe, or one larger than the one you have, we have them in several sizes.

BLACK & C0.

or $8,000,000 intlicritvs tliut the com- pany is in ii splviiditl position to suic- gunrd the wt-lt'ziri> oi' those entrusted to its mire. ‘ ’i‘lie pant your with easily the best in the hiiiiory oi the company and an oxiimiiiiitlon of the report shows thnt the big Moiiireal ctiniptiny inude gains iii every tlepiiriiiit-iit oi its activities. its zisriiiivinccs in form- now exceed $340,800,000, ti. gain oi' nf-nrly $29,000- 000 during the year. New policies is~ sued iiiiii piiitl for I.-xt-veil $51,591,000 while assets whit-li gained $7,460,000 during the year now crowd close to the $100,000,000 iiiurk. To be exact those amount to $97,620,000.

’I‘hn.t the mnrgin of nnfr-‘ty is ample

is shown by the int-t tlint the not nur plus' reiiiainim: :ubove :ill iitrhilities iiiitl vii-pitnl sro.-k t~>.t-twin $8,000,000 During the _voor tht- roiiipiiiiy paid to

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iaorrssionii. Ciiinsi

IDR. CLIFT

CHIRONIC DIBEABIB

GURATIVE 'I'-RDATMENT by tho

month in advance. Purdy Station,

Westchester co., N. Y., U. s. A. `

_HOURS 12 t0 3 daily. NOW.

39212-12Mtlll Moy 20 pd.

J. U.. STEWART. ii. C.

Barrister, Solicitor and llotury Public

“Nico Nowoon Block. Chlrlottojown-

lronoli oftioo. Goorgotown Money to Loan on Ronl htoto

A S. S. IIESSIAII .

larrllior, Oolloltor. Notlry Public, oto. MONEV T0 LOAN Montonuo. P. I. I.

l0ll80l| R DUFFY Burriotoro and Attorneys

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ilierivior clftinisi he-lin.: due to tht- wal'

land the iniliif-iizii iiiiiilriiiii-.

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T. B. M ACAULAY

President of th Sun Lite Anuranve Co., when Annual R090" P\|b||||‘°'5

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IV .IANI FHILPO

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gioewlto-rg In thiaissue shown anoth- ` °|n“_ or your oi oirlklnil P"°U"°ll-

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to make money an other men. Ii' oil

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other wells? Then he lmd told Pred- erick that hi, had an option on the

all right in his business ideas? They' | seemed sound to mo, yet Mr. Fredei'-, ic-lc iioemed to think otherwise -- hiidl even tained or -unit." I _tiiiiaaeroa aol I recalled his words: ~

“I tell you, Forbes, they could

you in jail for what you iiiive done. Tlren. “For God's sake. innn, sto]

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Would a mari of his, Frederick'i~i type, say such a thing without hiiv-| ing it good reason--or what Iwi thought one? I ielt sure he wan! speaking honestly, yet like many; other wives Igrive Neil credit ior being a better business man. know- ing a hit more about making money than other iiieii. “Mr. Fi'e:icrick'did- ii‘t understand," Ithouglii. as I itu- tiresiied_ Ni-.il would be up soon. tint i he hated to seo iiie sittlng up so

late, er-tpeci-illy since liuhy caiiie.

It was nearly an hour later w\i:ii`

Neil came up stairs. I was ziwiiltc rind so sat up in bed in tnlk wlthi

liiin while he undressed, |

“What in the world were you incr. _

qunrrelling reboot?" I itskeil.

"We woron‘t qu-irrellinix.” | “You talked ziwfiilly loud."

"Perhrips."

"Who In Mr. lllnck.'."‘

"One ot' the coinpztny--llow did

you know he was here?" I “I heard the name, when I passed

the door."

Neil looked sharply at. ma, but said nothing_ At ilrnt I was inclined to` tell him what I had heard. what Mr. Frederick had said. Then I looked' tit him, and I just couldnt! I could not Insult him by repeating what I had overheard. I-Ie looked no iai-.I removed from a man who would do tinything the leant bit crooked, that; I felt niyrielt' blush rind was glllil Of the hall'-light so that ‘ie would not see lt, _ I "What else' did you hear ” the question was no unexpected. I start-, cd. Should I tell liiui? He himself had given me the opportunity. Then Ionve more .is I looked at him I found ii iinpossible- to nccusc him oi' ziny- iliiiig wrong, and liuntily prevziri-‘ cated:

“I carrie iip-iitiiirii, you know: S0.

while I heard tiilkiiig. it was impos- ,slbln to tell what you were saylull.”

' “That moans that you tried 3"

"I did not iitop on the stairs, if

tlrnt is what you ineiin. I came di~ realy up." Again l had evuded the truth,

“Well we had it hot :iiid heavy.

Fi-elf-rick is nn old crank. II-e~ ,ie iiboiit fi iliuusiind years hnhind the timer; in hip ,bufiitiesi-I methods. This is ii liiistliiiiz agi-, I can t»~ll Y0\1. 11111' you iinvi, got to get attend of tht' other felloii' or he will t"‘l i\il*`1*'CI

oi' you its sure as shooting-

My uneasliiesa reI.ur~:iorl. Get.

nlicnd oi' the other tellow." It \\'1lf'- giinhnpeet-beg an that that worried ii-i-_

‘~B“¢_-to ‘g-it iiiiorid of ilu' otl\°!\‘

ieIlow.' iii-I >'0\l SMH YU” d°f\"~ h“"“ in no nnytiilniz wwiia-" » I \\1“'i'2 th" i-iiritonieiit, Instead oi askiiigt ii flllffs' tion, -

“No. of course not! what lllli l-lm*

notion in your bead."» his time WIN ilinpttient for the BPM ¢lm°»

“You did, by what you said." “Drin't be silly. Just because I toll

you ii m-an luis to be wideawake nowndiiys to get on, you NND 0° "W lconcluaion that he must do some thing wrong if he in to r/ucceed. D0 bc broad-minded enoush $0 think new methods ns good as old. Wd t° lot your husband run the ilntnelll emi or me family without your ili- tiiriefrcncolf

Tomorrow-lu-barn 0bi°¢¢l \° 5”' tortnlnlng NolI's Buolnln A000-

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ALL GLAOSIO OF KOREAN! JOIN IN DEMONSTRATION

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SHANGHAI, March 20.- Tlio do- monotrotionrwhich have been SONS ondn Karol hovo D061! D0” l°”°‘?‘ than im been umm# ‘bv 0" J*i’°"° 9”, gwgfdlng oo information roochin! this city from ooroos tho Koroon iron- tier. It is raid thot all clan of tho D09' nlotion on takin! Difl-

'riie outlines! was planned for ameri un. ine du of 111° f“°f*l °*

:to suddenly oholllod their Dill"

former Enmeror Yi Heiii, but the Nat-

oldoro to tho ootimotod number of 1,000 have been arrested. There have

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Thirty persons it-,re killed and iwconut _stated 'The mob eventually,-iguirde there upon ilred night portions

forty were wounded at Sung Chun, killed the gandnrineo. An Yantulolr being killed and 30 woitndo'_d'_'_"'?'1oiir

U08! I llllllm' 01' fl-\lD0rB 0! I IBD- Korea, on March 4, acciordiiiz to xi twemy rioters were slain in nn an-I mortully_ _

“annul nature current here in con- nootitm with the outbreak, but they - ox-den in that country published in s ~ ents throughout the demonstrations in novo not moon connrmod. ` It io do- I

clorod that -the movement for the

1 T0 HER HUBBANUS ScHEME3` had been tounm was,” he also NSW Independence oi Korea has been gg.

' ing on pecretely ever since that l

CI-IAPTER XLI.\ be found on land evidently so near °°\U‘"'Y ~ W" “”"°‘@d by -"Pa" I"

1910.

ly. I had to listen very closely toil land. Why In the world 'wann't he -

Jorpmene newspaper at Seoul antttltoreu sro emphasised by the nowa- trousloted by the Reuter'n Agency. paper, which makes particular men-

At the village oi Suhung, south .ii tion oi’ the fact that at Aiiju two Kor-

Ping Yang, tour gandarniea tired iorueaii gnndarines discarded their uni- n mob until their' uiiiniunilioii wus ex- ' turiiis, joincil ii crowd und shouted hnusted, GI persons heinr; killed tlie,"l.nng live Korea." The .lapanese

translation oi' nn account to the dist | gagemeot. The nctivitios oi girl stud-| The localities mentioned in l.,li§'$0i'¢

going despatch ivoula seem to-Indicate that the disorders in Korea rralcen- tering in Ping Yang province on the north and western nld-,~ oi Kor`éiif‘_'I‘he principal city iii this province in Pin; Yung. which lieu u population oi 75,000; » ‘

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Splendid Record Achieved during 1918

HE_year 1918 was for tile business oi' life assiiriiiii-e a year of siiprenie achievement. _ Owing to the combined el`fct'i of the wiir and the influenza epidemic, do-alli

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claims were unusually high. The pi-iyriierit ol ilitn-,e t-ltiinis ciiuliletl the Companies to render an unprecedented measure ol public .~t~i~\'it'e, and to iuliill to a more noteworthy degree than ever previously the beneiicent purpn.-e lor which they were founded.

The record achieved during 1918 by the Sun I.ii`e oi (famidu was oneol p-.irtit-ularly strikmg success. _I‘_or the first time in tlie t`t»iiip.iri_\"s Iiistory new assurances paid for exceeded Fifty Million Dollars. flie growth in s-ize, sirerigth and prosperity accentuutes the Company s position as not_ merely the lender among Canadian life oftices, but one oi the great insurancecorporations of the world. The Com y's financial power is emphasized by its large Ai-ist-ts, Invoriii- and Surplus. During the year $7.460.0mr;8S 8d¢.l¢C| tl? the Asseto, vrliicli at_ Dtferiilirr 3l=t, had rcairlit-d ilit- huge total of $97,62O,il00. The Income is now $21,651,000, wliile the trnrliviiiml Surplus is $8,027,001).

Some_ idea of the magnitude of the benefit the community lroni the (`oni|iany's operations is nilorded by the diebunement to policyholders of SIl,708,0(l0, i wliirh 6,‘ltl<,(iIll) rcpre.=c»ritet|`.-ii.ii.-. pitifi to the beneficiaries ol' policyholders swept away by death. '

T‘li_e _Policyholdera havcagain had the opportiinity, ol taking, through tin- Ctiiiipaziy, the lending art in sub- scribing to the 1918 Victory Loan. Besides lullilling to the utmost ol its -.ability it~; patriotic filuty in this regard, the Company has also been able to take urlvnritnge ol' thi- iireiqii/» npportuniry in purvliase on very favoiirable terms large amounts of long-term sociiritie., thc he-rici`n-izil <»i`i`e-vis oi' \\lii~‘~ will lie lelr on the eamings for many years to come.

The impetus _given to life assurance by the experience ol' 1018 coritiiitifs into the current year, and the results of the operations for the first two months greatly siirprise .ill prt-vioii.- rt-rords.

THE RESULTS ,FOR 1918

ASSI7.'I`S _ -

$97,620,378.85

Increase over 1917 7,460,204,151

If\'C0.\IIE _

Cash Income from Premiums, Interest, Rents, etc., in 1913

Incrmse over 1917

- PROFITS PAID (IR Al.l.0'l"l`I€D

Profits Paid or Allotted to Policylinlders in 1018 . _ . . . . .

SURPLUS I

Total Surplus 31st December, 1918, over all liabilities :intl capital _ _

(According to the Compnn_\-`.~i Standard which, is more .-ievt-rc ilikm that laid

down by the Insurance-_.At-ti. Y

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Death Claims, Matured Fiirlo\v1i1ciii>, l’i‘ol`ii.-, etc., diiriiig' 1918 . Paymentsto Policyholders siiire or-gniiiziiiitiii _ _ _ . . .

AS.SI`I2.’\_\`(.`I~1_\` I.S‘3lfI'L`I.) I,)I.'I{If\'G 1918 >

Assurances issued and paid for in cash ‘during 1.918 _ _ , ,

lncréase over 1917

21 ,651,099.60

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9,7ti8,5(i4.i28 78,862,881 .I5

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I’»USI.\t'IiSS IN FORCE

Lile .1ssiirant‘c.~ in force Slat Iletfciiiher, 1918 . . . . , .

1nci't~a~e over 1917 `

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I in`to@ of the country bid ~\>°°l |09'

' - ni loout for duty during tho tnnerol.

_ml th. mowgmgll QKIYIOO OODIIIIBF nah boodwly before nn! \“°““"9’ could be toten to check It. ' <

It is cIoin1od~'by the Koreans t\i!l

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