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Bubject to dor sale, Jou certificates will be forwarded the day we Teceive the enclosing your money. There is no watered stock in this enterprise. - H. O. Bellew Syndicate, Registered Suite 23, 11 St. Sacrement St., Montreal Will Tattooed on Man's Arm. a dead man's arm, carefully re 6 40 pers, A nave The will found in a scrap-book | served, was produced in the pro {the ¢alm moonlit waters; and drew] has of Toney to Veblungsnaes, where an| : ro waited for the In Private. ; oar ort of the day. A sudden| "As he started out with the bush- terror seized Frithiof that some one |el of ashes he walked into a clothes would comd to their end of the|line that he didn't see, steamer and break the dn that| When he had picked himself out which came prominently before a |court. On the flesh appeared thel Dumfries (Scotland) Court, is one of many that have been discovered in unlooked-for places. Even Mr. Rider Haggard's story of the will tattooed on a woman's back nearly equalled by the case in which last wishes of the testator concern-| ing his estate. A lawyer, who is chiefly concerned with will cases, gave a representative various in- stances of strange places where wills were found. at length t sight of| bound him, and then the very fear|of the ash pile and recovered his g at the door, itself made him realize that this hat he s was no dream, but a great reality. relieved his feelings. and" «| Cecil 'was beside him OE bo Tarod EL id 'era had begun in his} hea bak r| Buta one came near them, Still they stood there--side Ty side, and steamer. moved on. peacel! onge more, 'the silvery "track still marking the calm fjord till they ey slow- reached the little boat that was to tfland them ab Nasa. =When it is i ace y| no longer possi prolong t 80 ofte LE with its | Strange, weird tlm, he went, like familiar houses and spires, its|& man n half awake, to see after the _surrounding mountains, his 'luggage, and Prasently; with an not without a strong odd, dussled toling jound himself on re, re us, : or after ail, though boa the landlord, "stood to Worcome rever, and om: 4s lorever, rr and oe ih Hors "Which is the hotel 7" asked Roy. § hi Regs quay with the heartiest | And Herr Lossius replied, in his ; yet lie 'could not; but uaint; careful English; 'It is yon- ; rele blank r, sir--that 'house just under the moon.' 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A INFLUENZA fice sittpiae | SUN LIFE "E5mpanv: OF CANADA The leading features of the Directors' Report for 1912, as presented to the Annual Meeting of the Company, held in Montreal, March 4th, 1913, are as follows : ASSETS as ab 31st December, 1912 $49,605,616.49 'Increase over 1911 ........... PEBNREIEARATIE I ane 5,704,730.51 "CASH INCOME. from, Premiums, Tuterest, Rents, etc., in 1912-. 12,333,081.60 Increase over 1011 sreerune 1,775,746.08 PROFITS PAID to Policyholders entitled to participate in 1918. 691,975.84 ADDED TO SURPLUS during 1812 ............. . 614,008.09 TOTAL SURPLUS 81st Décember; 1912, over all liabili- = 5,331,081.82 ties and capital, (according to the Company's , viz., for assurances, the Om. (5) Table, with 8% and 3 per cent. interest, and, for annui- ties, the B. 0. Belect Annuity Tables, with 4 per cent. interest) DEATH CLAIMS, Matured Endowments, Profits, etc., - uring 1912 .1seuuteneesss Vp tar rarersserer .. 4,732,463.29 PAYMENTS to Policyholders since organization ........ 84,402,784.68 NEW BUSINESS (paid for in cash) during 1912 30,814,400.64 Increase over 1911 4,377,628.45 "ASSURANCES IN FORCE ist December, 1912 . 182,782,420.00 Increase over YORE sis vans savnne ven sesnencassenesenss 18,160,347.00 The SUN. LIFE OF CANADA" now occupies the premier position among Canadian life Assurance Compasios, fig ise polices; the SUN LIFE oF > ASSUrAnce busines than any Other, RST WL ey AY