.tiieday,
'Ttily
,
1023.
ijif
i
'
"in
'11
1
1
itt
i
rn
ASPHALT
AT
BURNS
LAKE
Oerow
Brotli?ra,
Who
Have
Been
Seeking
For
Oil,
are
Rewarded
ill
ilXi
f.AKK.
July
I.
Dm.
excitement
I
exhibited
!y
ox
ft
n
rercnl
disi'oery
of
fl
u
xeepage
xouth
nf
Iturrif
jav
wi"l
f
IVIicinkiit
.mill
i(
li
nf
Francois
Lakes'.
Strong
il
iilirallon
!ia
Won
irov-,-,-.
ilnrinst
Mio
pal
few
year
en,i
.
il-licartiiK
shale
nro
known
.
ijlillllT
llf
liK-nl
KTolllglst
In
(xiv
iiiill)-.
It,,
and
Robert
Oerow.
Iwn
mr'
with
mi
extpnlve
experience
,..
,,
i
fji'Ms
have
been
n
(
1
1
y
,
..
ni)t
in
thi
vlrinily
for
years
.,,
,,
endeavor
I"
run
firm
I
hrtr
..r,.',
Hint
rnniderabl'
oil
i,aiJM'
h
idl-driller
In
Ihi
,
i
i
Tlipjf
are
njiw
rewnrded
Jiy
..
.-
.il
find
of
n'phall
deposit
h
li
re
limloublfilly
the
'ffein
i
,
oil
seepage,
being
Ihe
ri'.
,i
left
after
lh
evaporation
of
Vt
!.i
i.n
volatile
element
u
n
lif
ui
'iil
alteration
of
tlii.
re-5
ic
-iri'
'Mm
asphalt
ha
been
.
;lu:
for
chemical
rmlyi
r-'pori
u
eagerly
awaited.
CLOSING
EXERCISES
OONA
RIVER
SCHOOL
Porchtr
laland
Retldenla
Appre-tlit
Work
of
Teacher,
Mitt
Wary
Fawcelt
mX.
HIVFJI.
July
I.
-
The
r
:il
in
Oona
Hlvrr
SehiMtl
-.
i
..I,
Friday
with
I
lie
whole
I
iiiruniB
mil
In
wilne
I
In
1
'.iiiJ.
In
th
leaeher.
Ml
Mi
rwi-di.
In
rhihlren
here
...
.hnin-l
-rntiy
Un
lerm
i
(hank
to
hr.
lli
1
i
It-re
i
tin
tie.
I
a
on
of
'
ii.i
rural
thi
in
lb
pro.
tii-
iiirin
ImJhIcI
a
violin
i
well
playH.
Iiy
lwf
of
the
,
i-
!.
a
(aultful
jomb
(iliiM
I
a
few
kHrlMM
antl
dialogue.
li
An.i.
r...n,
at
the
rle,
made
n
!.
mi.
I,
on
behalf
.o
.IJ'f
i
i
nBmliiUliNl
Ihn
teacher
I-
ii.'i
-tirrr
and
thanked
lirr
I..,
(.mnnI
work
htrr
at
lht
in.'
in.,,
making
U
n
pre-n-
Ik"
duirfel
alu
lJk
the
'i
'
in
lM
li
Ailipn
a
'.
.signed
lirr
pil'n
'
will
bf
ml
.!
Krmlly
1
'
'
Mi
a
l.1rirr
ninl
mi.
4.
f
NAAS
RIVER
bSdcT
WILL
BE
AN
ASSET
Cranbtrry
Creek
Crottlng
Opens
Trail
to
Kltwanga
For
Stock
Purpottt
MY
VNSII,
July
.
-
Th
ivnu
bunion
of
Ihr
new
l.ri.lcr
at
-nnln
rry
.y
h
provincial
bov-
r-iimoni
win
I,.,
n
RrP(l
attcl
,
"i"
vallry
n
IL
will
ennhlo
the
kittvanpn
Irnll
In
he
ttxmlo
un
of
m
iir.l.T
In
,rliijr
in
,H-k.
Tlir
wirk
hru,g
irorolwlkwilli
wif-N'rMhe
MiponlHlnn
ufw
V..
Hnr-'i-m
nnJ
will
...
pn,
jpiT'ti'ii
hIiouI
ml
of
,iifiit.
Tho
crootlnn
"f
Mu
nri.lffi
romill
nf
""n
rrprp-onlnllonn
nuilo
In
'I'"
MniHlrr
of
I'nl.llr
Work
at
"'tnii
ilnriutr
Ui
pat
wlnlor
v
I'
(".nlnlii
on.
I
K.
(1.
NYwnlinin,
I'oniininn
PoiulnMc.
Willi
llift
'mi'lrlinii
nf
IU
ami
alo
ti;-
'..mic
i,.niiir.
wlilrli
i
Mns
'""II
I"
Mr.
John
I
Why,
Ihr
ilo-
"'f'l'mont
f
,u
part
or
the
ilry
wl
bo
ropl.l,
k
nniverul
ciiston
After
that
kwfiU
every
Every
body.
Aids
diftillon,
Meal,
ekanses
the
teeth,
soothes
tie
throat.
WRfSLEYS
oodthinr
(orcmemoer
Silled
In
Hi
Purity
rickatt
iPt'
11'
uiK)tv?ll
FLAVOR
LA
STS
V
'
"
THE
DAILY
NEWfl
"
'
"
-
-
r
I,,,
i-V
.
,
PXOE
FTV1
BURNS
LAKE
AND
LAKES
DISTRICT
A
liirttnl-iy
party
wa
In-M
IimI
wi'i-k
al
I
he
li,,,,,..
f,f
Mr.
ami
Mm.
II.
plrlie,
UnrUr
i,,,
lfl
hjinor
of
li.
Saul.
In
a.ilili,,n
In
llf
ue
nf
honor
ami
hi)
jm.
meillaii
relalive,
a
lariro'
nunilmr
of
local
ri.i.,'ii(H
jt,mH
from
HuruM
l.aki
hipii
,,
niak"
iii
I
lii
parly.
Tin
birthday
cake,
decorated
wild
il
nineiin
cainllfi.
wax
a
worthy
lrii.nl..
i..
Ihe
nkill
ami
arlilry
of,lhe
linalp,
Mm.
Pirlif.
Many
new,
and
a
few
of
Ibe
n,
fntiiom-.l
oeial
anie,
hidpej
cnlrl-bule
In
an
ideal
i-wnintr,
lloh
Saul
largely
cmilrll,ii.-,
to
Ibe
lifenf
llio
purly
wilh
hit
unfail-iiiK
wil,
miii
ami
"'.
S.
Ma
mli
of
Topley
ruanarei
In
eel
away
from
Ibe
i-tlu.ii!
dulicn
of
altendiny
In
liN
.or'
and
made
n
lrlr
In
lluril
M-ikn
I
.
vlit
oiiii
if
bin
uuiiifrmu
friiudi
on
Friday.
0.
jlamiiler
Hindi-
iui
aulo
trip
from
Siuilber
In
Hum
Like
on
Friday
and
relumed
on
Saturday
uuiriiinit
in
lh-
tiw
mininw
idelropoliH
iierompanird
by
Mi
Irmn
l.ewi
and
Wiluier
ami
Mar.
laud
fw'i.
H.
It.
Woodcock,
who
is
making
llc
at
Sberalnn,
wa
renew
iut
old
acquainlanec
in
f
turn
Lay
on
Friday.
-
Many
beautiful
female
form,
may
In
nivn
balbina
in
HuriM
Lake
now
the
warm
w-alher
I
ber.
Sfteral
rommerclal
traxrl-Ifr
frm
I'rlnfn
llupfrl
were
nb-
r.ed
iiiiik
fl"ld
irlaei.
i
ni.
for
llil,
mjr
lb
jfirl
are
mil
by.
Cne.up
are
oiiili
in
onlr.
f!onte
SiipII
nf
VamlerhiMif
w
in
llil
territory
nrliwr
a
a.lfance
ajretit
for
Ibe
Provincial
Parly
lal
Saturday.
While
hp
be
made
arranvciueiil
for
melnit
In
fc
addrei
bv
(tetifhtl
,
i.
Mcltae
and
II.
(
IStewaijI.
Mr.
J.
dyib
lliiul
nrrheil
in
Hum
lake
frm
Fori
Fraer
n
Saturday.
T.
T.
Iiiinlnp
of
Smflher
I
fmlinir
the
wrk-rnd
In
lb
.11.
1
riil.
.ry
William
nf
I'allincr
ar
rKt
in
Iturn
lik
an
Stinil.tr
rnlmt.lln
In
o
-.milt
In
Ihr
WMarta
HtM
on
July
2
Iml
In
rlintts
hi
mlml
aflrr
lirariiu
f
Hi'
lirfkrr
Kali
pn'pram
for
Hi1
ino
1ay.
,
l.awyrr
Frl
rrarr
ln
on
r'riil
Ay
for
Ih
O.W.V.
ronrn-
llon
in
Vanrurr.
Hi
fallitr
Frnl
Frarr,
of
Hi"
(ixermnr'nl
ImikI
nilirr
hl
arronipnnifi
him
In
I
In
romrnllon.
W.
J.
Carroll
nf
Dwkrr
l.alr
pi'iil
Siimlay
al
IttiriM
Lake.
SMITHERS
II.
Mrr.ullorli
ami
'.
Williami
if
llcrkrr
l.aki
wrro
l.tor
in
lowii
tiwr
lh
wnk
rtnl.
I
liy
jilalf
rrn
comliilnni
in
thMr
lilrlrl
an'
rxri'llr-nl
and
lliry
nr
riUhiilanr
nvr
irn
nnw
l.iir
nf
limolliv
llllV
nf
wliirli
llioy
fxporl
a
Ininiprr
cnip.
Many
Sinlllirrpin
arr
llll
on
ImliJav
IiniI
anil
nniontr
llioio
IravliiK
town
over
111"
wri'k
eiul
worn
Mr.,
ami
Mr.
W.
fiolnpn
ami
family
iMiuml
for
Tornnln
ami
Kalfrn
iminh.
Mr.
(Inln'on
will
ri'lnrii
wllhin
ii
imuitli
hll
Mr.
(loliPrn
ami
family
will
rn
main
away
for
I
In
uinmir.
-
Mr.
ami
Mm.
K.
Ilanllng
ami
family
nrn
rnrouli
In
Vanrnuvrr,
whnr
lliry
will
!jioml
llu'lr
an
nu
a
I
tvarallnn.
Tlinf
rflnrnlnif
from
Imliilay-
inir
ri
Mlii
I'loroncp
(IraV
of
llm
Union
Hank
lalT,
who
vloilo.l
willi
mlftlivi'i
In
Kilinonlnn
ami
illitrlpli
W.
DulT,
who
rnjnyeu
lhi
Hen
hiTfii!
nrotiml
Vancmi-vir
ami
Siatlli',
ami
Mr.
ami
Mr.
S,
Jnnt'H
nnij
ohilil
whn
prnl
lliolr
varalinn
'on
I
In
Par
I
flu
(Joal.
Small
pox
nf
a
niihl
form
lia
ilmolnpcil
In
(own.
A
rrcfiil
nr-rlval,
a
liny,
from
Kilmonlon,
l
the
victim.
Ah
hi
condition
wa
iiarrmiicil
In
t
It
early
alugo
ami
prompt
incilical
inoafturra
Insll-tiilcd,
1111
ml
pxpi'clcil
llial
any
further
pii.hps
will
appear.
Subscribe
for
tbe
Dally
Newa.
TERRACE
NOTES
Oeo.
nudfc'e,
who
ha
been
vii!inx
Mr.
ami
Mm.
Alexander
al
Kitsumkaluin
left
on
Monday
for
Victoria.
Mrs.
J.
Haven
i
vi:lllni
lier
laiiJiler
Mm..
II:
S.
Creelmnn.
On
WcdiiP-iduy
eight
ear
nf
poles
wern
shipped
ami
the
load-Inf."
i
ntill
ciiiiliiiuinK.'
Tli
fruit
inspeclor
I
expecled
here
M'ry
iborlly
and
Ihe
pmillry
ibMnouiln(.liiiii
will
bo
held
here
July
l.
Mr,
ft.
Jack
nf
Vancouver
I
ipicsl
of
Mm.
I.aufear
at
Mill
arm.
Mr.
F.
M.
Whitlow
of
Usk,
pent
Wednesday
In
town.
Mrs.
Anderson
and
Mrs.
Taper
There
is
a
rather
cruel
deception
being
practiced
on
women
who
desire
Palmolive
Soap.
Common
soaps
are
shaped
and
colored
like
it
Some
are
given
names
which
sound
like
Palmolive.
But
they
offer
you
nothing
of
what
you
seek,
which
is
benefit
to
your
complexion.
Palmolive
has
won
millions
of
users
by
its
remarkable
aid
to
beauty.
The
demand
has
spread
almost
the
world
over
wherever
beauty
lovers
exist.
Its
unique
results
have
made
Palmolive
the
world's
leading
toilet
soap.
What
you
prize
iri
Palmolive
is
the
skin
effects
which
ordinary
soaps
never
brought
you.
Then
don't
be
cheated
of
them.
Don't
let
somebody
make
you
think
that
a
like-looking
soap
is
Palmolive.
Another
value
you
get
in
Palmolive
is
a
25-cent
quality
for
10
cents.
That
is
due
to
enormous
volume.
A
beauty
soap
a
scientific
toilet
soap
for
10
cents
is
unique.
You
are
cheated
of
that
extra
value
when
you
get
an
imitation.
Nothing
in
all
ages
has
compared
with
a
blend
of
palm
and
olive
oil
for
skin
beauty.
Never
in
a
soap
has
that
blend
been
perfected
as
it
is
in
Palmolive
Soap.
That
is
why
it'won
supreme
place
with
beauty-loving
people.
-
p
Be
sure
you
get
it.
Look
carefully
at
the
name
and
the
wrapper.
Otherwise
an
ordinary
soap
may
be
substituted,
and
you
will
think
that
Palmolive
has
deteriorated.
THE
PALMOLIVE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
Limited
WINNIPEG,
MAN.
TORONTO,
ONT.
MONTREAL,
QUE.
Note
carefully
the
name
and
wrapper
of
Pacific
bine
peen
in
town
with
Unir
children
who
hav
'been
trying
Ibe
entrance
examination.
Mrs'.
Hagan'
of
llanall
was
in
town
on
Wednesday.
II.
A.
Swain
left
on
the
east
bound
train
Thursday
night.
Miss
Weatberbeail
"of
Usk
spent
Thursday
in
town
as
Ibe,
Rues)
nf
.Mrs,
Sherwood.
Mr.
ami
Mm.
Olio
,Von
Hee
and
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Morse
Halt
ar
spending
Ibe,'
holiday
at
Kalum
Lake.
;
Misses
Ada
Manigbnr
and
Vio
let
Whitlow
who
wero
in
town
for
I
ho
entrance
examination,
stayed
over
with
friends
to
at
lend
the
sports'
on
July
2.
Miss
Thelma
Ilann
of
Usk,
who
has
been
trying
the
entrance
ex.
aminaliou
here,
returned
home
Friday
night.
Miss
Mamio
Johb
left
on
Thursday
for
hc:r
Imme
in
Prince
Huperl.
-
J.
Johnson,
from
Ihe
Heneh,
has
irfoved
into
Mr.
Willson's
bouse.
Mr
McOnnald
of
Usk
is
visiting
Donald
llruce.
F.
.nsli
and
family
have
mov
ed
into
one
of
Mr.
Wsalles
houses
on
the
hill.
Those,
registered
last
week
at
I
ho
Terrace
Hotel
included
J.
L.
Ohristii',
Prince
Huperl,
Olaf
llnnsfln.
Lake
Kalhlyn,
K
.
W.
Parker,
W.
Mc.N'elsh,
Vancouver,
F.
If.
WorlM.k,
Victoria;
.Mrs.
Win.
llrakenbury,
Amsbury;
F.'A.
.jhker,
Vernon,
C.
II.
Dayfootv
Victoria;
Mr.
King,
Sinilliers;
Fric
Hicbmond,
Mr.
Hall
and
A.
Palm
and
Otive
Oils-nothing
else-give
nature's
green
color
to
Palmolive
Soap
am
I
W
Sharne.
llairllon.
J,
Martin.
S,
Dm?,
Oerry
Trretnan,
Vancouver,
Harry
r.odley,
l).
0.
Mc-Coll,
C.
II.
Weld,
Vancouver,
L.
Flanagan,
G.
Paine,
A.
Oood-enougb,
Smiihers,
Dan.
Whaley,
Winnipeg.
Cbas.
Hryenlon,
Princo
(ieorre.
M.
P.
MefialTerv.
Prinei
Huperl.
S.
J.
Mcl.eod,
Prince
Ru
pert,
,Tom
J.
W.
Hick,
Victoria,
Don
Hariier.
Vancn.uver.
F.
W.
Milton,
Vancouver,
Mrs.
Searoyd,
Anyox;
Hev.
Dr.
hangfehlL
F.d.
inonlon,
Roy
Wright,
Vancouver,
O.
W,
Mckerson,
Prince
Ruperl,
Thos.
A.
II.
Slerris,
Vancouver,
H.
J.
McKay,
Vancouver,
F.
V.
Dele.iurt.
Prince
Hunerl.
'(L
H.
Sawle,
New
Hatellon,
Alonto
Hull,
Seallle.
Oeo.,
McLaualin.
II.
A.
liarlow,
Albert
dole,
R.
K.
Al
len,
llanall,
W.
J.
Own.
Edmonton,
Mr.
Anderson.
Pacific.
Mrs.
Taper,
Pacific.
J.
.Mowai.
Vic
toria.
A.
A.
McDonald,
Copper
City.
T.
V.,
Golso,
Vancouver,
R.
Sim,
Vancouver,
R.
Howe,
Prince
Rupert,
.Mr.
and
Mr.
Clapp,
A.
E.
(ireen,
Vancouver,
Clin.
II.
Olass,
p.
G.
Markley,
Terrace..
NAAS
fJVER
Hie
village
or
Oillakdnmix
is
almost
deserted
as
Ihe
majority
of
Ihe.
Indian
are
away
at"
the
canneries
at
the
mouth
6f
Ilia
river.
A
great
deal
of
mystery
surrounds
the
arrest
of
James
Smytbe,
the
Alyansh
mail
carrier,
nnd
considerable
inconvenience'
has
been
caused
to
the
settlers
here
who
uro
thus
ifeprivpil
of.
a
regular
inuil
service.
The
Dominion
Gonstable
has
been
approached
on
Ihe
mailer
but
de-cllnes
to
make
any
statement.
The
weather
still
remain
fln
and
mos(uitos
Are.
very.
active
in
Ihe
Valley
thi
year.
Mrs.
8nm.
cer
encountered
a
grizzly
bear
on
Thursday
lust
while
out
walking
but
managed
to
get
away
before
any
harm
befel
her.