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#UC § Chas Kay Auas J ulias Ceaser i) Coming Friday and Saturday, Feb. 22nd 23rd Comedy "Wet and Weary" Pathe News _ - Pathe Review ueueueupueueveveueueueupueuers 6 NORTHERN EMPIRE THEATRE Old Empire Theatre Coming Friday and Saturday, Feb. 22nd 23rd A First National Feature " Naked Fists " Comedy " The George Tayior Hardware Limited M a tin e e "ST. ELMO*" mt U A Permanent Wall Without Plaster " Always at your Service " Comedy " Knockout" Eagle Talons, No. 3 JOHN GILBERT Limited IN THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE e e ns T8 By Wi Timu ern â€" G Thursc quois _ goal, t The of ho the fir sive o Briden red fo: whole and pl before get +go game meaux scored Bs TIMMINS JUNIORS TIED TKE SERIES ON THURSDAY By Winning From Falls at Iroquois Falls by Score of 4 to 3. Timmins Juniors t:ed up the Northâ€" ern Group of the N.OMH.A. last Thursday, when they defeated Iroâ€" quois Falls at Iroquois Falls by one goal, the final score being 4â€"3. The Juniors put up a ood brand of hockey, running up the sceore in the first period, and playing a defenâ€" sive game the rest of the evening. Briden, Hardy and Desormeaux starâ€" red for the locals, putting up the best game they have yet this season. ‘The whole team got down to combination, and played it during the first period, before the heavier Papermakers could get:going right. Shortly after the game started Sampson and Desorâ€" meaux in a piece of nice combination scored the first for the local boys. Shortly after Desormeaux and Briden went down the ice, Desormeaux passâ€" ing to Briden, the latter making it two for the Gold Miners. Sampson then went in alone, and ‘beat Mills again. The gong rang with the Timmins boys three goals up and the Panermakers being unable as yet to find the net behind Levine. The second period saw the Falls sextette loosening up some, two talâ€" lies being credited to them during this period.â€" Briden made it four for Timmins when he sent in a hot one, which Mills did not see. During the third period, wirth the seore two up in their favour the Timâ€" mins boys fell hack on a defensive game. *‘Fat‘‘ Levine was hurt early in the period, but ‘‘Fat‘‘ considers a bad bump as nothing, and though the Falls got another one in, he handled all shots coming his way very nicely. The final gong rang, with the league tied, necessitating a playâ€"off at Timâ€" mins on Monday night. Mr. Reneâ€" Fournier â€" handled the game and gave general satisfaction. The teams were:â€"â€" Timminsâ€"Levine, â€" goal; â€" Morash and Hackett, defence; Sampson, right PARTICULARS of CONTEST Write out the Klin: Jingle on one side of the paper only, filling in the last line, using any â€"one of the three Jingles you like. Sign your name and address plainly with name of store where you purchased Klimn HWhole Milk. You can send in as many Kilim Jingles as y ou like, providing each one is accomâ€" panied by the portion of label mentioned. Every Jingle sent in must be accompanied by the front Brown Panel Portion of a K lim Bran»nd Powâ€" dered W hole Milk label bearing the word "K lin:." Mail all Jingles to Contest â€" Department, Canadian Milk Proâ€" ducts, â€" Limited, 347 Adelaide St. West, T oronto. C onites t â€"closes, March 17th, 1924, and all Jingles must be in by this date. [DERED WAOLE C. R $ 94 the Falls two talâ€" iring this four for hot one, $ y i:SJ ;rq,.) .’/’.{%‘3 "fi $ #] 1 tÂ¥ f $ s 3. inorus micus J 09 2 A q B . y orthern Ontario People Only SPLENDID NEW RECORD SET BY SUN LIFE OF CANADA Evidence of is afforded by ed by the St pany of Canada covering its trans actions for the year 1923. Tiis Com pany, which is international in it: charter, operating in over fifty coun tries, reports substantial advances it all departments, confirming its post tion pany, doin excelusively and mal and maintaining amongst the great tions of the world. Of particular pu fact that noâ€" fewe policyholders are as: dinary contracts issu pany, while in addi ployees of a great dn tries are protected t pany, while in addition emâ€" ployees of a great diversity of indusâ€" tries are protected under Group Inâ€" surance policies. These figures, takâ€" en in conjunction with the impressive gains in â€" business, demonstrate a growing sense of prudence and famâ€" ily responsfbility on the part of the mublic, andâ€" dindicate the universal growing sense ol prudence and 1i ily responsfbility on the part of public, and indicate the univer confidence in which the Company held. The largze incre and ~total© busines supported hy the those indic pany to its present ncrease{ ind â€" resources Throughout the spares. Timminsâ€"Goal, Levine; â€" defence Hacket and Morash; centre Deser meaux ; left, Briden; right, Sampson subs. Hardy and Charlebois. irmy of olievyâ€" which Klim is pure, Klim will endure Without ice or fuss or flurry Klim is handy, results are dandy vÂ¥Qâ€" J11 ie husin{ limminsâ€" MHollinger Jtores South Porcupineâ€" Dome M Provision Co. Schumacnerâ€" 1( last KLIM POWDERED WHOLE MILK FOR SALE BY the sun 1 f Canada First Prize......$100 in cash â€" Fifth Prize..... $10 in casn Second Prize.. 50 incash Sixth Prize..... 10 in cash Third Prize... 20 incash Seventh Prize 5in cash Fourth Prize.. l5incash Next 4 Prizes â€" 5in cash In addition to the above we are offering a prize of $25.00 in cash to the person sending in the greatest number of jingles who does not win one of the first two cash prizes. There will also be a large number of special prizes of $5.00 in groceries to be given by the Distributors of Klim Whole Milk, for the best jingles which do not win cash prizes. SPECIAL NOTE:â€"We will send one of our new type Handy Kitchen Beaters to every competitor, whether successful or not. Remember, the first prize is $100.00 and perhaps YOUR line will prove the winner. Additional copies of these jingles and conditions may be obtained from the local distributors of Klim Whole Here is a perfectly fair contest in which everyone has an equal chance of winning a prize. All you have to do is to complete the missing line on any one of the three jingles printed below, and abide by the simple conditions which are reproduced at the side of this advertisement. PRIZES 4 1M l imna! cial Milk listed below. th oin irticular publn by the SNnare 11 leadIng 1n; in ordinary n. the. Tatification irticipating are in the idends hed the tremendou esent position by wise and widespre £ ampan y in forcee at December ases in new busine s in foree are we strikinge advances ative of the stpengt of the Compan fiftvâ€"three years .« dion, the aggressn broucht the Cor statement I‘m a jolly All because my finan ull of life and full of vim W 1 intere than pol1ceyhnold general p1 in the form to the 11 rosnet undet the. 1 Shankman Ltd., Rean |tyrcMercan ns yiden, riebois little kiddy ratt es 1 sh 14 Fifth Prize..... $10 in cash Sixth Prize..... 10 in cash Seventh Prize 5in cash Next 4 Prizes 5in cash mother fed me Mary had a lot of Klim And it was white as snow In every dish that Mary made O 1 of $703,7065,243, showing an increase for the year of $72,360,373,. The new business written during. the year amounted to $119,804,657, the policies actually issued and paid for being 35,â€" 975, for a total _ of $107,91,255, During the year the payments to policyholders and their beneficiaries in respect to Death Claims, Matured Endownjents, Profits, ete., amounted to ©2284450979, bringing the total so to $22445,979, bringing the total so paid since the organization of the Company _ to _ $151,916,489.. This amount exceeds the total business it foree with the .Company fourteet years ago, and affords striking testi mony to the degree in which its func tion is being fulfilled. Bros., F. Feldman, F. Byck sbottom '% Edwards, United tile Connaughtâ€".M.O Connor