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51
i
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
A
Severe
Cold
A
Hacking
Cough
Mi.
M.
K.
MaeXid,
loin,
XA,
writ:
"I
took
a
severe
cold
aad
developed
a
hacking
eough.
I
iept
oa
Tt)ecUAr
it
riuukmr,
it
would
I
fare
me
like
sotoe
preTvous
raid
I
had,
but
it
got
worse.
I
tried
fTtry
cough
medicine
1
could
think
of.
A
friend
dropped
in
to
see
me
and
advised
me
to
1.
Dr.
n.
Wood
x-
Pine
ix
o
1
11.
j
-
take
Norway
Svnm.
J
purchased
a
bottle
and
before
I
had
tombed
1
ui
01
It
It's
a
good
thing
to
look
at
betfe
mi&
f
ssw
uruieo
diaies
is
oiieB
looKed
ubm
as
Ore
,
I
tu
com-
pffOJy
reared,-
-i.
Pro
35c.
a.fco&k;
Jarrigaaia
cize
C5c
at
all
drac
aad
feaeril
jfrtTi1
"P
a
fcy
The
T.
Mflbwro
Co..
Ltd..
TbreMl
Out.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
ruiNcr.
ioipert
-
iuutish
Columbia
Published
EWT
Vlercxwn.
Except
SaiKJay,
by
Prince
Rupert
aHy
,'fwi,
Limited,
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Avenu
H
t.
POLLEN
Managing-Editor
SUHSCKIPTIOX
KATES
City
deHrery,
by
mall
or
carrier.
'yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
For
lesser
periods,
paid
to
advance,
per
week
By
mafi
tu
wM
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Cottnnbia,
paid
In
advance
1st
yearly
period
,
Editor
and
Reporters
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JM
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and
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Telephone
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Member
ol
Audit
Bure.it
of
Cirttttatwtr
DAILY
EWIKNt
SEEING
BOTH
SIDES
jm.
n.
3JQ0
2Bsriritr
nations
because
she
made
moner
taring
l&e
war
&m
Germany,
then
"ith
perfectly
dear
emsekmees,"
fays
Mussolini,
they
can
ask
the
annteet
f
tbdr
sfabtc
W
has
actually
paid
is
far
less
than
the
amount
for
-which
she
.
has
been
given
credit.
Should
large
cities
such
as
New
c
stem'
the
government
of
the
United
States.
48
"Ha
umi
tWinli-
tiu
TTnteul
Cfaiac
iA
iniiu
...1.1
jSMBt
H
inted.
Hem
sM
other
cities
kasc
4
e
fe-eore
tbey
toanld
aMea
a
litfstte
The
princiaJ
of
her
indebtedness
to
the
United
States
i1
'td
many
instances
to;i
has
hfn
voJuniiui'iv
rt4uiA
Kv
11c
tr,
a
fimiro
uh!.!,
.iPftote
within
Illinois
where
thei
THE
DAILY
NEWS
STATES
AND
INOISE
DOES
WfiT
rTTIFQ!
NOT
DRIVE
Peeling
Expressed
That
Xcw
York,
Chica.
Philadelphia,
Etc.
Shculd
Hare
More
Power
.1
AWAY
FISH
John
Dybhran
Tells
of
Some
of
the,
i-TiUiius
or
Members
or
1
UiolojicaJ
Station
j
York,
Chicago.
Philadelphia
and,
Detroit
be
separated
from
their
re-!
A
lew
rather
Interesting
nutter
apecUve
states
and
set
up
as
new
'
hsd
teen
recently
investigated
by
commonweal
h,?
aiks
a
Christian
Biological
Board
of
Canada
Science
Monitor
editorial.
A
pro-iA
imported
at
Its
recent
meet-,
posal
by
Prof.
Chart
E.
Merriam,
jn
in
the
East,
according
to
John
head
of
the
political
science
de-!
Dybhsvn.
who
was
the
speaker
at
partaserrt
in
the
University
of
Chi-
i
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
cago
ic
this
effect
calls
attention
to
Club
yrrterday.
The
reason
for
the
the
lack
of
orop-r
balance
b-twn
jaioiort
total
absenoe
I
iSab
Uc
the
legislative
re-presentation
of
ur-
rmf
ol
the
inlet
on
the
B.C.
coast
baa
asd
rural
paput&tiona.
nad
P'dr
Iteat
marry
people
Piessmatty.
the
main
advantage
Thereamn
far
thb
it
seems
that
stales"
weuW
there
te
o!ten
shallow
ridfe
of
ity
be
mere
au-
tonomy
hi
gownracnt
lor
trrtn'acroM
lou"1
-wfl-.Atetoointetlw
tiut
the
daapar
M
neceeaary
this
has
become
in
im-;
water,
rasfde
are-almost
stanaa:
10c
and
like
stagnant
wa-
Ohtagoa
pouhirton
"fa
h.
rlnnhlpH
IQflf)
rth,rt
the
amunM
DV
W
uaei
aoy
member
m
the
'
is
iriWe
too,
that
MSBOBsMUt)
of
aeparate
-
T
.
3
"J
""""
'
'
wertd
telpress
a
city's
witti
tfeetr
oMtotioo
to
take
7'
"
"
'
a
tlH
--
aMMua
MUMP
to
BoirttejU
affairs.
'
T
ZTT
(by
invrstsf
tors
is
lehange
ttieh-
e
iftronfiy
soaoaeted
1IUS
WH'f
'
torbofits
teada
to
drive
sway
the
parti
state
ww
tor-.
.
.t..j
AO
mtpii
ihmh,
saci
tpauiniii
i
consideration
and
has
received
mare
lenient
treatment
m
f.r
.i-k.
I
.1
.
than
any
other
debtor
of
the
United
States,
The
debt
of
in
than
it
is
under
the
present
its
ravaged
Belgium
was
funded
at
4GJ5
per
cent
of
its
face
tern
a
for
the
remainder
of
1111-araount;
Poland,
Great
Britain,
Finland,
Esthonia,
Hun-!"-"
ehane
wwdd
p-gary,
Latvia
and
Uthuma
at
80
per
cent.
utlortoT
Um'!I)t
01
pub"
We
loaned
Italy
$250,000,000
to
buv
food
for
her
people,
j
Prom
a
national
viewpoint,
sueh
We
advanced
her
$16,000,000
f0r
the
direct
relief
of
the
I
separations
doubtless
would
accen-needy
and
suffering
among
her
population.
For
cotton
and
tuate
th
dN,m"W8
between
ru-other
supwlies
we
advanced
her
$150,090,009.
We
loaned
I
"IL"0"
her
the
monev
to
nm-rha
f
rnm
r
itmla
HI
Aral
.sl
u.arth
wtat.
,be
COuntrr
Bd
te"
77
3:
-
,,.
7
"
"
'top
nw
awe
ani
new
1
01
merchandise.
All
these
nnvanees,
induomg
an
addi-
n-
-logrolling
-
in
congress
tionai
ot,TwjD.urju
for
misceilaneou.s
nec-esaiUes,
were
distinct
from
what
we
loaned
her
for
munitions
and
military
Uses.
'
'
11
,erimarrt
The
practical
dlf
TM.
fc
Ihe
benef
icn-
of
oar
and
gen-!
Jl
KJS.
tiS
a"
erosity
which
no,.
doubt
that
-we
will
oxprees
have:h
nucir
reeoantses
The
goal
of
"the
courage"
to
ask
the
penman
,
of
ov.r
ciaims,
so
hugely
,
fair
representation
..houid
be
00-reduced
alreaiiy.
,
t.iinaale
with
vMtv
xnctoan-
The
UnittH
States
has
foe-given
Italv
ntei-e
than
three-'
tJtop
mn6lr
iht
fourths
of
her
debt.
To
think
that
Italian
voices
are
heaitl
to
say
that
tin
United
States
"the
only,
the
continual,
uie
wcuia-"
proriteer
oc
tne
war:
Doe?
Italy
need
to
be
reminded
01
he;-
profiteering
in
accession
f
territory
and
other
national
gains
from
the
war,
and
ifeat
the
United
States
refused
to
share
in
the
spoils?
MiisfQlini
may
call
us
"Shylock."
But
he
is
steadying
hi
nerves
by
asking
the
other
nations
of
KiL-onf
to
hold
his
h.
V.s
he
repudiates
the
lebtsf
ItaK-.
application
to
Za:i-
BukCe
I
I
ovtf
th'
V
mIm
an4
Hrtk
mat.
btal
her.
i
tu:.ni
J
k:-
4Rv
Ml
.
u
n.
in
ur-MuatauMi
xs
anw
n
n
wkm
a.Buauiaii;y
at
f
owMar
irim,
ukni
a
fk
'
tig
daiy
&11
tapa
Mch
at
kit"
caUt,
cuta,
bruiw
told
Mra.
A
tamed:
fretatd
pest
field
vui
te
tent
on
Mr,
TWiai
576
TKirJ
Ae,
Vtrdun,
Que.
vritn:
"I
K-v
i-en
t
um
of
m-Buk
for
mora
than
thirtv
ycara.
dur.
iW
Uttt
tune
I
iuvc
umJ
it
fct
cuti.
bnjiL
duDoed
itan-il,
lin
UouUei
and
ihru.
nwtm.
and
it
haai
arwtyt
iv
Stat
Mliafactioo
in
hctlira
wounda.
and
rc&ning
pim.
M'
prrtonal
opuv
ion
it
that
it
ia
ane
of
tha
bttt
OtnU
mrnta
C3
;he
mafket
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Jannary
21,
1912
Chief
Dudoward
and
his
people
at
Part
Simpson
are
confident
that
eonstractlon
wHl
have
started
by
'he
coming
spring
of
a
railway
to
connect
Port
Simpson
with
Prince
Rupert.
Surveys
were
made
last
samner
and.
under
the
charter
granted
the
company,
construction
1
of
the
line
must
start
by
April
l&J
this
year.
Dovercourt
Road
Baptist
Church
of
Horoftto
is
taking
a
keen
inter
est
la
the
progMss
of
the
Baptist
Cnussh
hese
and
najr
assist
wtth
:
be
building
of
the
proposed
oliurch
here.
A
Ileal.
InvcJiflng
a
eoasidoratlea
if
SliiJXO
has
bean
easvpkted
un
der
which
E.
L.
Morgn,
epreen-taUve
of
a
Winnipeg
aaotUoate.
acquires
tlx
valuable
noM-eopuer
claims
about
-one
and
a
half
miles
from
Lockeport
Iseai
D.
R.
Ball
and
Joe
Davis
of
this
city.
It
Is
exrjceted
I
be
established.
that
shrimps
While
it
U
that
crabs
do
lu.wi,
iiwiiwa.
mdm
th.
lo.t
that
th
xrak
1
wmtxwa
jaed
erfoie,
aeflHi
atterbtttaele
fna.-
,
r-tlT
,
teres,
mis
wetfR
OiiyiOt'K
speaBS
&p
IT
Seit
ffier
aHR
wcatosss
Hearing
irom
the
dictator
of
Italy,
lire
rest
iBtege&cer
r
admimstrathm
than
to
tack
of
Seattle
savs
:
of
prapea-
neaeotestan
hi
Oie
Premier
Mussolini
advises
onr
Ewweai
deters
t
present
a
united
front
to
America,
their
eemraeB
ereiKtor.
ioba
He
shall
nn
acaaon
make'.
cr
'
It
aJfana
--
to
taif
It
in
saeh
a
way
Itsat
It
can
be
traced
from
one
tea
n
to
another
WhBr
the
DSMan!
tunatcnev
la
ft
0riaP-nC
Functions
;
r
ou
the
wo.
X
,
T
-
-a
-
a-a-a.-
-
a
iaa
I
I
u
THp
firat
fn
k
tr.
rnrvl
the
local
experimental
station
10
eai
wve
writhe
board
bat
been
aastarad
tha:
w
ual
"
w
a"-,
all
the
principal
investigations
be-Who
BUftlt
be
incite-.
--u-i
.
Uwr
wfl!
aa
far
i.:
atatcs
oat
of
these
ur-
poM,
be
centtaoed
.
hi
the
hope
that
ttiey
have
the
still
to
claim
tfve
courage
paywewt
by
European!.
course
u
attributable
to
overstates
which
had
made
this
concession
to
fiermsnv?''
'
laanina
nf
rlf
v
aiMt
nrutntv
fmw-
A
letter
fleet
the
Provincial
Br-reau
of
Infotraatton.
read
at
lar.
The
Italian
premier
ignores
the
complete
nonrelation
of
ons
.
in
Kngiand.
whieh
has.
gen-
J?y,
n':
reparations
aad
bis
count's
borrowings
from
the
United
TJtt?
g0"
'SS?
Prty
members
Z
States.
His
evident
desire
is
to
put
the
repudiation
of
h-SSJ!S!l
rt
Se
Brttish
TohSbiV
alydebtteusmttresira
m
Lo-doi
fait
accompli"
and
then
ask
us
what
we
propose
to
do
suppose
trnt
chieagn.
for
n-'n
Prtoc
Rnpert
ta
u"
about
it.
amplere.serr,su
T
Italy,
with
a
debt
to
the
United
States
of
$2,042,000,00,
:
"atte
bsinw-
that-tha
Cr"ft
ije
hnd,
'of'
iSIor
iias
jia
exactly
o,zz3.:i.
rven
cnis
payment
nas
oeen
LgTZZ
!
the
feeling
behig
that
lltt-
marie
with
the
aid
of
our
franking
Joans,
the
amount
she
1
ssaasissw
uue,
1
w.
J
.
i
.
.
.
Tculd
continue
its
efforts
to
build
un
the
etty?
Bustnes
which
here-
"fsrr
has
flown
into
phicago
would
ness
of
th?
stay
here
"Thrift"
Habit
I
Kuy
Here
and
Save
j
SPECIALS
j
For
Friday
&
Saturday
Suulusi
Orangei
Sweet
&
in-,
twrram
onerec
ris
plan
as
Juicy.
M
for
n
Interesting
and
valuable
uilu
!
nn.u
inki..
1
1
IMDV
01H
lbs.
H3bbae
Firm
treads
3
lbs.
Carrots
4
tbs.
1
JLV
2Sc
i
Fancy
Pink
8alraon
"Sun-
Q
n
,
i
flower",
per
1-Hj.
tin
'
!
Kg
j
B.C.
Fresh
Extras
9Qp
i
Soottsin
cartons,
per
dos.l,)i
Ture
Plum
Jam
Royal
City
QQ
aari.lh
tin
Bark
A-
Beans
Clark's
per
lE-ot.
tin
Bottle
Caps
er
ft
Munro
Malt
Light
or
dark
per2-lb.
tlo
BJC.
Hops
per
-lb.
pkg
Spires
AU
varieties
Malktn-s
Bast,
per
pk
Canadian
Bah
per
2-lb.
sack
Breakfast
Baoas
flUeed
Cello-wrapt.
Vlb.
pkg
Victor
Kotted
Oats
per
64b.
cotton
sack
TeHet
Rotls
3
for
Oanadtan
Cheese
per
lb.
Ready-Cat
Macsreni
2
lbs.
Sc
20c
57
c
8c
7c
5c
11c
28c
10c
20c
13c
10c
9c
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
TARRV
AND
SAVE"
201
Third
Ave
A
Few
Doors
Doan
from
Moose
Hall
Phone
J79
that
a
great
copper
producer
wlH
,r"JTaTliTlarDtaria
REPORT
ON
FIRS
LOSS
Damate
in
City
i.ast
Year
$10,998,
Practically
All
of
"Which
Cov-rred
By
Insurance
namngc
by
fire
in
Prince
Rupert
during
the
year
1932
amounted
to
S)0,SC'S
of
wrAeto
SlOfiTS
was
coveted
b
tnaKnmnce,
leaving
a
nt
loss
of
S3&.78.
the
-city
ooineU
was
informed
last
ntght
in
the
annaai
raport
f
Fire
Qhief
D.
U.
McDob-.
W.
Swing
the
year
the
depart-
'en!
i-eyponded
to
61
calls,
laid
11,-
tet
at
hose
and
350
feel
ol
cbenical
hose,
ran
up
250
feet
of
;
ladder
and
made
380
inspections.
the
most
serious
fire
of
the
year
'
aaonein
the
BIr
Bay
Lumbar
-Co.
!
awmiil
property
at
Seal
Cove
when
damage
of
$7000
was
aone.
vaiue
property
involved
in
the
year's
;
fires
was
$600,000.
BraendKore
of
the
department
for
the
yaaj
was
415.474
Including
calswik
'
It-:'
.
Th.
fire
chief
ureed
the
city,
If
possible,
to
lay
flown
certain
new
j
rater
mains
this
year.
1
..
....
t-
-
41
in
conclusion
ue
cmn
iimuh
,
isie
city
oouncil
tor
co-operation
land
as;.;sar?f
exteaded
and
ack-nowleded
faithful
service
given
by
.nemoer-
if
the
department
In
per-
Operating
Results
of
THE
MUTUAL
IJFE
Assurance
Company
OF
CANADA
Friday
January
22
or
the
Year
Ending
December
31st,
1931
PROFIT
AND
LOSS
ACCOUNT
-
KEY
EN
UK
BASIS
Surplui
Fundi
aa
at
Drremlwr
31st,
1930,
i-onsiftioc
ofa,.
vreoerai
invrt
isnrni
rrerte
-
i
.j-u-oi.t
Frea
Surplus
iur
OiatinfenriVs
INCOME
Premium
(net)
f
18379.019.95
Interest
and
Rents
(after
deduction
of
139487.16
for
poMi'ble
loss
of
interest
on
Farm
Mortgages)
....
6,489,5
1838
Supplementarv
ContracU
....
296,08935
Protit
and
Apprrdatioo
oa
Ledger
AwU
35,VS4v28
EXPIDlTUHra
AND
KESUtVES
,
Death
sod
Ehaal.ilitr
Claima,
Maturad
(
Endowments,
Surrendered
Folkiea,
Supplementary
CoaUacU,
etc
f
9,683,163.08
Increase
in
Actuarial
Reserve
and
Amounts
Left
on
Depoeit
9,00763.65
Comiaiaaious,
Tales
and
General
Espenac
3,482477
Ltxaa
and
Depreciation
on
Ledger
Anaels
113,928X6
Amounts
Wnttea
Off
Head
Ofocc
Prenuaes
50,000.00
Surptna
Earning
Jar
Taar
I
Spociad
Chaurgt
Additional
Specific
Reserve
I'ainat
Loss
of
Principal
oa
Mortgage
and
Sale
Agreements
-
-
Amounts
Written
Off
Book
Value
of
Bonds
aa
Provistoa
for
Poasibls
Loaaes
Net
JLraount
Transferred
to
Surplus
Funds
Totaj.
Deduct:
Sorplos
Paid
or
Allotted
ta
PelSerbolders
ProTiaion
for
Staff
Penaions
"
'
V."
314361.43
500,000.00
U02.O22.5.
ne336,903.64
81436143
I
4,64831737
4,64831737
....
fl037733U7
I
4.773,173.71
139313.00
Sarplai
Fmnit
at
at
Deoomber
31
it,
193L.
onaialartnf
oft
Caneral
Investntent
Rcservs
....
$
826,490.94
Frae
Sorplna
for
ConUngcnaea
...
433834332
ataLIUW
UG9
RECORD
OF
PROGRESS
r.wu.
354W0
11.941370
$211,607
3329.S41
$18,161,817
1978,100
$27,530,912
$125,848,128,
$14,664,372
-I
'4,912.496.71
-1
3364334.76
Outstanding
features
of
1931
Statement:
Surplus
funds
and
Condngencj
Rcecrrca
8
12,412,836.25
Dividend
paid
Policyholders
-
-
.
9
4,989,562.37
Toul
Assets
$
125,848,128.74
New
Assurances
pa
Id-for
......
53,193,505.00
Assurances
in
force
December
31st,
1931
-
SSISS
79,937.00
Loirest
Expense
Ratio
in
the
Companj's
History.
Death
losses
were
wrll
within
tne
erpoctad.
Surplus
earnings
per
$1,000
of
total
assets
were
$43.41.
v
v
The
highly
satisfactory
results
of
the
operations
of
the
past
year
p-rmit
the
payment
to
policyholders
during
1932
of
the
same
high
dividends
as
were
paid
during
the
year
1931
but
the
usual
anrual
increase
will
not
be
made
in
1932.
1891
WIS
1931
e
v
v
A
Purely
Mutual
Company
Kaatsaw
Ha
l
or.
114,931,807
i5-$7ljfc0,770
$513,379,937
The
62nd
Annual
Meeting
of
the
Policyholders
nill
J
hold
on
Ttmrsdsy,
Februarr
4tb.
1932,
at
tiie
Head
Oflice,
WatcrKw,
Ontario.
.
O.
r''i
,
C
M.
Dowau.
0um
j
sW
float
L.t
L
Lane,
V-
4WWJ-,
V.
IL
So.aar.u.
CJiU,
mm
very
t0
often,
They'll
Keep
you
HEALTHY
formance
of
their
du',
In
view
of
the
recot.n
for
expenditure
which
n..
the
report
was
laid
on
two
weeks.
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