Show IT IS DESERVEDLY POPULAR The Peoples Equitable Coop Never so Flourishing Flour-ishing as at Present One of the most successful of all our home institutions is the Peoples Equitable Coop It has been a success from the very commencement com-mencement of business and today it stands in a better condition than ever before and never has the outlook been so bright Recently Re-cently too the business has shown a marked increase As has heretofore been mentioned in THE HUUALD Mr I J Foulper has been secured as the new superintendent and his long experience in the usiness combined with tne fact that be is honest and his integrity in-tegrity cannot be questioned is an assurance assur-ance that he will give the best of satisac ton to the stockholders and the public gen orally with whom he comes in contact The recent changes made in the store and those now contemplated will bring the Peoples Coop away ahead of what could have been resQ ably expected a year ago The directors are not the men wtio are satisfied with the old I manners and methods of doing business but realzl that success can only be attained at-tained by a long pull at the proper time The new ways of doing business lately introduced in-troduced Ire already beginning to have their effect and it is safe to say tllat the institution in-stitution has more friends now than at anytime any-time in its career New life and new energy are needed at times and these the institution now has in abundance A tour through h establishment yesterday yester-day showed neatness cleanliness and order such as is not surpassed in any other establishment estab-lishment in the city Tile airectpis say there is pothiug now but plain sailing before be-fore them Harmony in a business house is just as essential as in a household and the Peoples Equitable Coop is now a model in this regard The stock has been thoroughly overhauled over-hauled and replenished from tne best oett markets of the east and of the west ant tho Peoples Equitable Coop will from this time on be what its projectors intended that it should bea benefit to the SIOCK holders and its patrons in general The directors and officers of the concern are as follows President Oliver Hodg son vicepresident S J Sudbury secretary secre-tary and treasurer Joseph Anderson di rccorsS J Sudbury Walter J Lewis I Philip Spry S 11 Marks Andrew Gray A 11 Musssr Oliver Hodgson E A Poi Jaud David McKenzie George l1 Cannon Mark Spencer T J Evenll and Thomas I Miller |