Etf
FLAVOR
double
richness
of
!iarle,os
compared
ordinary
milk,
gives
w
and
delicious
r
not
only
to
cakes
ti
t
o
6(i
recipes
arm
for
free
Recioe
Dooli.
ri
rmm
m
m
mt
mm
mw
mm
rjm.
MONVULAL
.A
It
.JB
iianl
JfVIIN
K
m
BBI
Famous
Koses
AITTV
.
,
.
i
jh
riiiiir
nk
(iwer
far
ROSES,"
r."
I
lest
II
a
1-1
1
I
I
IUIIU
h-wbLUinuTun
fc.ni.inu
m
tit
suclit
or
bulk.
t
yiuir
irrtom
ir
nlfilit
UUUIl
UUUI
uu.
MUITV
ID.
e
Hotel
Central.
prlnrtinn
''
i
and
Suits
at
NT'S
ANGLICANS
TO
FINISH
CHURCH
Upper
Storey
of
Edifice
to
be
Built
This
Year
Is
Stated
at
Banquet
I'hal
il
Im
the
Intention
r
u,,
ougrogaiion
or
Hie.
Church
of
Kngland
hero
In
complete
the
church
budding
wliirli
Ihey
liavo
'tii
using
fnr
a
unrulier
or
year
wn
staled
definitely
hist
ntRiiL
by
'A.
K.
llazelf-.Jniic,
who
presided
lal
tin'
niiniinl
men's
banquet
jgiven
in
Hie
church
lal
night,
'lie
jib
Dial
if
ever
there
wa
a
llni"
when
I
In-
city
should
iro
churches
In
Ihecily
put
Ihcrn
In
shame.
They
fell
'that
Ihi
was
the
tune.
The.ro
wa
an
era
of
,'prospcrily
ahead
ami
he
wskod
support
for
I
In-
building
rimil
wlieiiex.T
Ihey
raine
aroujnl
to
rolled.
4
Outside
Urge
Previously
Hie
editor
of
Die
two
paper..
,
speaking,
fur
Hie
pre-,
hail
referred
In'lloV
deslr.
nbililv
or
building.
II.
V.
pillion
iii
i.l
all
would
lie
ula.l
in
knuw
IhI
Hie
I'reliylrrlaii
hail
leen
,n
iirrenfuf
ill
iillllllS
ier
jtheir
mmiiaiyii
and
lie
Impeil
the!
iitfliran
wniil.l
aUu
lake
mailer
in
(iiiinl
llil
year.
II
wa
a
liirrurii
In
I
tii
ri'nretralimi
ami
the
rfly
li
ee
lie
utironi-;
l.-leil
Inulilinir.
I'enplo
inilile
the
i-luirrli
woro
inlenxilpd
in
llii
n
well
a
'lie
roiurrjraliun.
A
an
nulofiler
ho
lron?ly
iirjrod
(hut
Die
mailer
he
puttied
atieal.
Ho
av
plnnn
nn
Hie
wall
inill.
enlinp
thai
llio
-mailer
n
umler
i'iniileraliiii
uml
I
lie
next
flop
wn
have
ho
work
ilono.
Mayor
Newlon
fnllimeil
hy
nrp-
iu
Mini
all
put
Iheir
etiMUhler
In'"'
wai
,
,
'
llll"
H
urn
mill
if-
lifllllltl
lilt-
rClinF?
The
years
use
up
the
tissue
of
your
body.
It
must
be
replaced
by
a
food
that
builds.
'
Oxo
is
the
concentrated
strength
of
Beef
in
a
form
in
which
it
can
readily
be
assimilated
by
the
system.
MAKE
GOOD
abend
it
wan
now
ainl
limy
coiild
ni.l
affnr.1
In
wait
wilhnnl
cnni-jwere
re-elected
Ut
reprint
nut
ph-ling
their
church.
II
was.
a
only
iVrraro
,ul
the
surroimd-,fnr
a
completed,
the
l.ci
huihl-
M(
dilrirs.
iik
in
I'rif
I-"
IIiihtI
aiul
wa
nil
Ma.iy
rr
II..'
tii,ir
slorey.
II"'
pflfr
nTTPP
II
A
cuiporary
mof
Ural
ha
IwiAHIr
K
H
H
Al
II
I'll
mi
hal
In
ho
renewed
lhi.U1111
VUi
1
fLiJ
yfn
ami
il
wan
I
ho
inloiil
hm
In
j
fir
lllir
lipvT
rim.ii
H.o
huiiiiiiiK
ami
put
..n
a
IN
IYI
A
Y
Nr
X
I
IlllUill
illJkl
permanent
roof
rather
than
renew'
1
It
old
one.
(le
agreed
witli
a'
-
previous
speaker
lli.il
II
wn
a
Eighty
Expected
to
Pass
Throuah
mioifrace
uiai
mo
Imlldifi;;
remained
uncompleted.
Older
Prince
Rupert
on
Way
to
White
Horse
lii
a
newspaper
inlerview
nt
Jllin-ail.
Ilnliei'l
Lowe
of
While.
liore
loiiie.
llitif
any
hulTnlo
liml
heeu
lilppoi
from
Alhertu
for
him.
He
Mii.l
Ilial
il
wan
I
ho
tnli'iilion
lo
plaeo
oiithly
of
I
he
Wiilnwritf
lit
auiiiiaU
in
I
lie
Tak-lieni
Valley
where
a
government
traine
preene
uoul.l
(in
elah
lUheil.
They
would
he
xhippeil
hy
way
of
Prince
Ituperl
in
.May,
wlien
roiMlllion"
for
elalililiinp
Ihetii
would
ho
more
faiirahh:
I
hail
jul
now.
I'lie
vnller
in
wliieh
I
ho
linf.
""falo
will
he
plare.l
i
ahoul
20
lilie
frriiu
Whilehnr.'e
on
the
nerlariil
Irail
In
iawnn,'
11
i
a
wide,
fertile
valley,
well
wnnd-
!od
ami
nhouuiN
in
natural
food
fur
I
he
animal.
.Mr.
l.owo
in
Mthl
In
ho
pro-h.lhly
one
of
the
niul
influenlial
cillionn
of
llio
Yukon
Torrilnry.
!lle
ha
hoeii
a
memher
of
llio
Yukon
Council
ince
il
n
firft
creatiHl.
Iiol.liu?
ntllce
a
it
speaker.
In
llio
lat
olectlnn
ho
rnndhlnio
mr
the
i.inorai
Ion.
for
the
Canadian
-
..i...
i
I'nrliaiiionf,
hul
l.l
.ii.
The
i..
I'rr.hylerinn
..i.i
had
i
heon
ahle,'r"',"P'
.i.t.
'primary
In
il"
it
and
il
rouhl
ho
done
hy
thai
eiinpi'ai
i"ii.
Ti
nilACK.
Feb.
.
I'nllowiiiB
the
iiieolinir
wbl'h
1
1
'in
T.
!
I'utliillo
nddroVfod
here
mi
Friday
laul
in
I'rouro
Halt
when
lie
held
u
tarue
aiidieniotlnlore.iil
for
an
li'iur
nnd
t
half,
there
wi
nn
orynuialioii
meet
Ins
to
w
hich
practically
everyone
remained,
when
officer
for
Ihrnuninir
year
were
elected.
Officer
rliinou
wore:
President.
Or.
Illeeker.
Ylce.irei.enl.
Ilert
Kennoy
Secretary.
X.
Shenvood.
All
oieriillve
cuninullce
wn
elioen.
I
he
member
of
which
ollirtct.
mil
in
llio
IMII'-IH
Ml
Will
Ml'-
IHIIMi-i
HI"'
.
-
I
rnM''
"
underlood
TERRACE
LIBERALS
ELECT
OFFICERS
Dr.
Bleeder
Chosen
as
Head
of
the
Organlxatlon
For
Year
at
i
Largely
Attended
llhal
il
wa
Hi
rou
sh
hi
otTorlK
thai
llio
lioxernineill
a
Breed
lo
ilahlth
I
he
buffalo
herd
and
Karuo
roMone
in
llio
Vhilehnr
TOURIST
BUSINESS
FOR
ALASKA
RAILWAY
Persistent
Rumors
that
Boat
May
Ply
from
this
Port
to
Sere
Territory
Colonel
l.andi
ha
been
le-inir
Hie
people
of
Alaska
ahul
llio
iireparnlioiiK
Hie
Aln-ka
Hail,
road
is
making
for
haudlinir
the
his
loiiril
hiii'ine!
Ihey
expect
Mil",
year.
Tlieii'
is
a
rumor
jrnliiR
around
and
lneicainjr
in
periiniency
Ihal
Hie
Imirif
h
will
reach
Seward
by
way
of
this
port,
bill
Inothinir
deflnile
mi
far
h.l
been
iaiilioiuired.
Suhcrihe
for
Hie
Dnily
New.
OkBY
S
Jim
w
your
jftwch
7ke
Qualify
Whisky
of
Canada
Jincc
1359
inni
ItofhlSfltirffdl
LSrccl3l$kcW
kTASLIHCa
1
N'lisenieiil
is
not
Piilitislicil
or
displayed
by
IheUminr
fioiilrohllminl
or
by
llio
'
.
i
.
lin;lil.
fnlnnililn
liuvt'riiiiu'iii
ui
i"1""!
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
I
Sport
Chat
j
The
Teacher
will
make
aiifilher
hid
fur
Innjr
deferred
victory
when
they
meet,
IhoColts
in
InnlcriiO
Henior
I.enftue
han-kethall
ramo,
W.'litln
Iho
Teacher
have,
not
made
a
very
jrood
showing
In,
dale
a
far
a
win
are
concerned
in'llie
league
KChcflule,
Ihey
have
proven
lhemevei
a
jfamo
hunch
of
porl
and
hain
pill
up
pome
miidily
(rood
ronlest.
T'he
frame.
linc-tiji
another
oeaon
wouhl
iiiidouldeilly
prove
itself
a
very
oeriou
bidder
for
championship
honor.
A
it
K
they
have
filled
well
the
third
place
in
Hie
eerie
I
lii
m
wnler
and
Ihey
have
nuire
lo
their
credit
I
hat
ibeir
oland-inir
ifoe
lo
how.
In
Hie
laler-uieifalo
?amo
tonight
the
High"
School
are.
figuring
on
taking
the
Klk
into
camp
lo
get
closer
lo
I
ho
league.
loader
Hie
Coll.
On
Die
other
hand,
the
Klk
are
going
Iri
be
oiil
for
n
win
(n
gel
away
from
Miarins
the
cellari
wilh
the
Ondlo.
Another
cellar'
place
coiile.it
will
lie"
staged
in'
the
l,adie'
l.oazue
wilh
the.
nfeolfng
f
Iho
Kaien
and
Teacher.
Scnrlnjc
record
to
dale
in
the
Senior
liakelhall
League;
V,
.Mitchell
(0o)
119.
I),
I
lal
four
'Son
of
Canada'
ft'i.
II.
Menic
(.Son
of
Canada
j
125.
A.
A.
Knnn
(Clt)"
112.
I.
Mitchell
(Teacher)
,'JTi.
(i.
Mitchell
Colt)
Ul.
XV.
I.atuliie
(
Teacher)
7.
A.
l.ane
(Teacher.)
"0.
K,
Smith
(Coll)
70.
Vie.
Menzie
(Son
of
Canada
,
.10.
Harry
Atoh
(Son
nf
Canada
16.
lion
(iraliam(Son
of
Canada'
.19.
Uric
Mackintosh
(Son
of
Can
ada)
31.
S.
Hum
(Teacher.)
2R.
Kelly
(Coll)
10.
Shenlon
(Teacher.)
7.
Harllell
(Coll
'fi.
II.
Ilarlne.
(Teacher.)
5,
S.
Ilazelt
.lone
(Colt.)
A.
Mitchell
and
(L-
XX'oodworth,
(Teacher.)
,aml
Hlylho
(Son
of
Canada)
'l
Ft.
II.
Skinner
(Son
of
dannda)
'
'
1
.
...
'
liitermoilinle
.ensue
crtring
Inlal
lo
dale
follow:
''
li.
Hlylho
(Colt)
127.'.
I.
Kelly
(Odt)
117.
Y.
Wralhall
(Urotto)
in.
l.
fiurvich
(High
Sclnml)
A.
Mitchell
(llixh
SciiiHd)
II.
Smith
(Colt)
HI.'
,
(i.
Shenlon
(Klk)
52.
M.
Hudenich
(Coltsj
C,..t
I'..
McLean
(llitrli
School)
I).
Malhooti
(High
School)
XV.
Cnvulier
(Klk)
35.
A.
Howard
(Orollo,
32.
.
XV.
iray
irotln)
30.
V.
Meagher
(F.Ik)
20.
T.
Fracr
(Crolln)
2t!
'
i.
Aiuleron
(flrollo,,
19,
I).
Fwzoll
(Coll)
18.
II.
Hi'ccMwell
(Klk)
Ifi.
XV.
Lamhio
((Irulio),
15.
III.
Ilcrryman
(F.Ik)
15.
A.
I'hillip
'(High
School)
A.Mnli!lnn
(Klk.)
13.
H.
XVendle
(F.Ik)
II.
(I.
Ilulger
(High
School)
10
l
Alori
(Klk)tl.
I
Ander.on
((initio)
8,
K.
Cragg
(Klk)
.
A.
Palmer
(Klk.)
ft.
II.
Kelly
(F.Ik)
W
II.
Captick
((irotlo),
I.
(1.
Illll
(Orollo)
2.
'
Ladie'
League
I
OH.
93,
42.
(0.
IL
Mi
l.eona
IMrker
(Adanac.)
92.
Ml
Caroline
Mitchell
freach-
er
1
,
80.
Mi
.Myrn
Harvey
(Maple,
Leafs)
51.
Ml
Sundae
Cahlorone
,
(Maple
Lear.)
30.
Mi
M.
Casey
(Kniens)
3(5.
Mi
V,
Shocklcy
(Adanac)
35
Mis
A.
Kelly
Adanac;
29.
Mis
.Margaret
Graham
(Maple
Leaf)
2(5.
Mis
Laura
Friztcll
(Maple.
Leaf.)
25.
Mis
A.
Morrison
(Kaien),
2t.
Mis
Nora
Prycn
(Teachers)
IC.
Mis
I'd'
Trc,mayne
(Ailaiiac)
12
Mis
C.
Harvey
(Teacher.)
(.
Ml
Margaret
Lindsay
(Teachers)
9.
Mis
L.
Lowe,
(Maple
Leaf)
8.
Ml.
XVilla
Dyer
(Adanac.),
(i.
Mi
M,
Lancaster
(Tacher.)5,
Mis
11.
Lundniiist
(Knien)
5.
Mi
II.
llihhard
(Teacher);
1.
Mi.
11.
Ilrochu
(Kaiens)
t.
Mis
A.
Slephcn
(Maph
-Leaf)
Mis
M.
Long
.mid
Mis
Ilyrne
(Kaien)
2.
BILUARD
AVERAGES
'Vuf
following
averages
htivo
hnen
madii
to
date
by
player,
lit
sl.
i'
4
1
1
.
tine,
iTinee
uupori
i.uy
Milliard
League
competition
fur
the
Uul-
ASSURANCE
HEAD
OFFICE
ibi
ire
Condensed
Annual
Statement.
1923
New
JBusiness
Issued
(Ordinary)
.'.$66,302,285.00
Business
in
Force
(Ordinary)
,...351,402,105.00
Incorne
14,866,029.29
Assets
S23512'99
mhiT
Surplus
Earned
2,843,600.14
Provision
for
Future
Profits
to
Policy
Holders
5,601,356.00
Unassigned
Profits
and
Contingency
Reserve
2.033,975.22
Iger
k
Cameron
Cup:
fame
Pis.
A
v.
,
Col.
McMonlie
(V.
3
600
200
F.
I'yle
(V.
..
..
3
00
200
1
Sgl.
Jehen
(V.'
..
3
.C00
200;
J.
May
(V.
...
..
2
J00
200
F.
Stephen
(I'...'
..
2
t"0
200,
M.
Andrew
S,A.)
I
200
200;
XX'.
lllitrhinson
j
.
'ILK;
.....'..
V
787
197
fi.
Hlylho
(O.i
...
2.
393
197
XV.
Mitchell
(Ivi
I
773
193
K.
Fenelnn
(V
..
3
580
193!
II.
Jelich
(.!.
.
2
38fi
193
!
II.
II.
Shockloy
j
S.hLi
701
191,
II.
Morgan
(.,
..
3
570
190
!
.1.
Suden.
(fi.;
....
3
501
188
II.
Howe
(S.K.I
...
1
714
18(5;
lr.
XVesl
(S.K.j
..
3
550
1
85
1
O.
AlcIlmoylev(n.P.)
I
730
184
.1.
Smith
(li.1V
..
2
355
178
O.
XVaugh
(O.)
...
2
355
178
S.
I).
Macilonnhl
(S.A.'
i
.
1
l''
XV.
Halagnn
(K.
,.
703
170
J.
Howe
(S.H.)
...
t
097
171
J.
Andrew
(S.A.;
.
1
091
171
C.
Ilalngno
'.K.i
..
091
171
I!.
I'.
'Tinker
(S.K)
1
089
M72
J.
Ilrown
'S.A.
i.
1
080
170
S.
L.
XX!arrior
V.
I
170
170
A.
A.
Fison
(K.
.
1
00(5
1(57
I).
Ilrown
Mi.
i
...
3
(91
I0
lleil
Self
(II.P.i
..
i
051
1(53
C.
Thompson
(LV
.'2
325
103
F.
A.
Ahlridgedl.P.
2
318
159
M.
M.
McLachlan
(HA.
I
(525
15(5
It.
Iiavie
(S.A.,
3
159
153
S.
J.
F.vnn
(I.f.
2
27(5
138
T.
Silversides
(S.K.
1
130
130
j.
Judge
(C.
....
2
257
129
'
K.
Klk;
H.P.
llillinrd
Parlors;
X'.
XX'ar
X'elernii;.
fi
(Irollo:
S.li.
Son
of
Kngland;
S.A.-
-SI.
Andrew's.
MEN'S
WHIST
Knights
of
Pythias,
Moose
and
War
Veterans
Were
Winners
Last
Evening
Itcsull
in
I
lie
men.'.
section
of
Lrtw
ra
ol
Cretlil
Cheque
Diafn
Money
OrJera
Mcuey
Tianafere
Oil
COMPANY
WINNIPEG
Increase
Over
1922
$10,185,610.00
35,280,169.00
2,063,664.04
7,036,887.97
169,915.52
768,719.00
185,886.95
EVIDENCES
OF
PROSPERITY
AND
PROGRESS
'
1.
'Large
increase
in
new
business
and
in
badness
in
force.
2.
-.Assets
growing
rapidly
now
over
$56,000,000.
3.
--The
combination
of
a
high
interest
rate
with
low
rates
of
expense
and
mortality
has
resulted
in
a
farther
demonstration
of
the
Company's
Superior
Profits
to
Policyholders.
A
1924
RESULT
'
20
Year
Endowment,
Age
35.
$5000,
Premium
$247.50
Policy
Issued
in
1904,
Maturing
in
1924
Total
Cash
Value
Available
in
1924
$7525.00
D.
McD.
Hunter
...Representative,
Prince
Rupert
the
.Fraternal
XVhisI
League
last
night
were
a
follow
Knight
of
Pythias,
5;
Sons
of
Canada,
A.
Moose,
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of
Coliimhil.,
3
Hreat
XVnr
X'eleraii,
5;
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low.
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Andrew'
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post
poned
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of
Kngland.:
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AVheh
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
you
vet
It,
W
Canadian
National
Railways-Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
'
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
A
LEAP
YEAR
PROPOSAL.
AT
YOUR
GROCERS
ALWAYS
SELECT
Electric
Bread
Banking
Service
that
Travels
with
You
WHEN
you
are
preparing
to
travel
the
question
of
carrying
your
money
safely
may
puzzle
you.
The
Manager
o!
our
nearest
Branch
will
solve
this
problem
for
you,
however.
He
can
forward
your
money
safely
wherever
you
with
to
go,
so
that
it
will
be
quickly
and
conveniently
available
as
you
require
it.
Because
we
have
over
550
Branches
In
Canada
and
Newfoundland
and
110
abroad,
as
well
as
correspondents
in
all
parts
of
the
world,
he
can
give
you
an
Introduction
anywhere
you
may
want
to
travel.
SAFETY
AND
CONVENIENCE
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
S.
J.
MACLKOD;
Manager,
t'rlnce
Hupcrt
Branch.