Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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4 The Branksome Slogan The Book Room OF THE UPPER CANADA TRACT SOCIETY Mary Lean — Joan of Glengarland. This is a book which Girl Guides all over the Empire will welcome and enjoy. It was written in re- sponse to repeated pleas for such a tale from many Canadian Guides. Price $1.25 Dora Olive Thompson — Kathleen and Peter. When Kathleen and her younger brother Peter left their home to live in a strange village and the desolate house their eccentric Uncle had left them, they decided that life was horrid! However, later when the queer house yielded up its secret and Kathleen earned a most monetary reward, life seemed too good to be true. All girls will love Kathleen and even big boys will admire the dauntless Peter. Price 90c Dora Olive Thompson — Adele in Search of a Home. ...Price 90c Dora Olive Thompson — Dimples. Price „ 90c Dora Olive Thompson — Joy Meredith. Price 90c THE UPPER CANADA TRACT SOCIETY 406 YONGE STREET, TORONTO 2, ONT. THE BEST IN LITERATURE ESTABLISHED 1897 INVESTMENT SUGGESTIONS F.H. DEACON CO. Members Toronto Stock Exchange Members Investment Dealers ' Association 197 BAY STREET, TORONTO Phone: ELgin 3401

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The Branksome Slogan 3 After School -What? AFTER she graduates from school every girl must face a future of some sort or other. Some will continue to live at home. Others will take a course at the University. A number v ill go into business. A fev will, perhaps, marry soon after leaving. But whatever the circumstances there is a future to be considered. No woman likes to be dependent on others. She likes to feel that she is her own mistress and that she can order her ways to suit herself. But the day must come to every woman, as to every man, when she must fall back on her own savings or admit her dependence on relatives or friends. Not a very happy condition. The business or the professional woman has an earning capacity equal in many cases to that of her male competitors. While her earning capacity is at its best she can, at small sacrifice, save for the proverbial rainy day when her earning powers are on the wane or have ceased entirely. Then it is that she will appreciate the results of her own thrift and fore- sight. If she has had the wisdom to buy a life insurance policy she will be able to enjoy her own savings and rejoice in her independence. A comparatively small annual payment made on a Pen- sion or Endowment Policy will guarantee a definite income at a definite time. Instead of uncertainty and want there will be certainty and physical and mental comfort. A Life Insur- ance Policy is one of the best investments that can be made. The Mutual Life offers many types, one of which is sure to fit your needs. The sooner you buy a policy, the less it will cost you. Let one of our representatives tell you how to invest your savings to the best advantage. THE MUTUAL LIFE Assurance Company OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE - WATERLOO, ONTARIO ESTABLISHED 1869

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The Branksome Slogan 5 Old Age Comes No Matter How We Try to Prevent it In many cases it comes much sooner than we expect. For years the SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA has been helping people to provide for their old age out of their earning power. Will you allow one of our Representatives to explain our System to you? JOHN A. TORY, Supervisor SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA TORONTO