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"It wants winding up," said his part. i) "SUN LIFE Assurance Company of Canadas, HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL, Some Facts from the Report of 1906, 1, Cash Income frém Pre- miums, Interest, - Renls, Be. wins vein ions 1. B 6212615 03] Of th "Increase over 1905. .. .. as at 3ist De. 1 495,122 9 Increase over =n 3. Surplus earned ~during Of 'which there was dis- tributed fo policyholders 'entitled "fo participate that year ., .. .. i o. And set aside to 'place y the effort and as she ker-ker-ker- wed, she heard a sharp snap about her person, and the next instant was overwhelmed with pain and realized that something serious had happened to her spinal column. , : became prostraled at once and 'ould hardly summon help. Aid was Sent for 10 the California Hospital, and physician, after a hasty examination, saw the trouble, and by 'a painful but nat serious' process replaced the rebel- lious vertebrae, . 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TORONTO JUNCTION 5 EA5i Complete HAMILTON MOTOR WORKS, Ld. | HAMILTON, ONT. - The Standard Bdnk The Thirty-second Annual Meeting of the Bank was held as the Head Office on Wednesday, the 19th instant, at 12 o'clock noon. The chair was taken by the President, Mr. W. F. Cowan, and Mr. George P, Scholfield, = General Manager, acted as Secretary to the meeting. The following Report was presented : > The Directors, in presenting to the Shareholders the thirty-second Annual Report of the Bank, for the year ending 3ist May, 1907. After making the usual provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts, Rebate of In. terest on unmatured Bills under discount, eto, the profits amount to $251,618. being 17.82 K s capital of the Bank for the year. this has been added $356, i n new stook issued at 200, which, to- gether with the balance Account of $31,791.72 brought forward, makes up the sum of 9,661.92, This amount has been 'appropriated as follow: Quarterly Dividend No. 63, paid Bept. 1st, 1906, cent. per annum .... Quarterly Dividend No. 64 pet" annum ...... Quarterly Djvidend cont. per annum . . 44,948 08 Quarterly Dividend N Tr cent. per annum , , 46,059 60 uction of Bank Premises, eto. 1 Transferred to Rest Account from premium on new 356,142 Balance carried forward to Profit and Loss Account 103,529 _ $639,551 92 oo CLIX Dusting the year a second allotment of $312,500 to Shareholders of record was made at 100 per cent. premium out of the increased authorised capital. 'General by on of the Shareholders, includ: ¥ Changin the date of She closing of She Anancia ous Hom Je 3st day a ie olst day of January ; also a By-law. author ® Directors ablish 'an Ofcers' Pension Fund and to contribute annusily from the funds of k in assisti , Branches or Sub branches of the Bank have been established during the year at Belleville, Bond Head, Cambray, Cobalt, Cobourg, Grafton, Lindsay, Ottawa, oe. ,, Toronto (corner Charles and Yonge Streets), and Woodville, mak: forty-seven Branches, all in the Pro ot Oman ~ ng 0; +, The Head Of: d Branches of the Bank have been carefull inspected ing the Te and the. duties of the staff ve Don Boientiy disharyed. ur Toronto, "Sst May, 1907. ~~: . ; Y President. { PROFIT AND Loss ACCOUNT. ard te wf 13 TELAT suman Sr 5 ave Pleasure in calling attention to the satisfactory results. ie a a poten 3 a