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Wednesday,
April
3,
1029
GETTING
READY
FOR
TOURISTS
to
begin
the
work
of
cleaning
up
the
yards;-improving
the
-.
guruens,
anu
painting
me
Dunamgs
mat
are
needing
it.
,''
So
much
can
be
done
by
individual
effort
to
make
things
1
brighter
and
better.
It
is
the
littlehjngs
that
cqunUiMak-i
feeing
Wg
plans
do
not
amount
to
muJSi.
irMlittftl
placelwelf:
!r
kept
is
far
better
than
a
big
place
run
to
seed.
i
m.
ft-
:
i
i
i.i
i
nr.
iu
is
auggi-Biuu
uiuu
a
spring
siuguii
snuuiu
uu
.
i
mice
y'ltupert,
the
city
beautiful.
REGISTERING
AS
A
VOTER
People
who
failed
to
vote
at
the
last
provincial
election
will
have
to
register
if
they
wish
their
names
kept
on
the
list.
It
is
now
the
time
when
they
are
about
to
be
struck
off
unless
they
take
this
action.
While
there
is
no
election
in
sight
jut
riow,
it;fe
Just'as
weirto
kSep
on
the
lUt
so
that
when
j'tjrtje
comes
all
wilMpe
ih'
readiness.
There
are
always
a
.nuinfeer.pf
people
who,
wish
to
vote.
but
who
are
not
allowed-to
do.
an
Just
beaaufc
-they
havej
lanea
to
register.
niu..
:
.
.
.-.
.,,iiumi'
Many
people
do
very-useful
work'
and
vet
thev
never
iT'get
their
name
inscribed
upon
the
tablets
in
the
hall
of
lame.
Their
usefui-deeds-go
unrecorded.'
Just
recently
'a
man
died
on
Vanleouver
Island
who
was
a"c(Jlebritv
be-
l
cauae
he
had-devotld
himself
to
a
line
of
activity
and
had
i;
(lone
it
well.
The
mtlh
Was
"Dad'
Janes,
the
cougar
hunt-1
Fashion
tancies-
Irregularity
is
the
Chic
Keynote
to
The
skirt
affects
the
moulded
hipline
and
a
double
peplum.
The
fabric
is
brown,
beige
and
yel
low,
with
beige
chiffon
bands.
w
Formal
Evening
Gown
Unusual
Grace
of
F
or.
ne
is
saia
10
nave
Kiueu
nunareas
or
cougars,
thus
Here
a
chiffoA
dance
frock
Riding
the
farraei
ttf8nbmies
which
did
art'
immense.
ln
dSeP
wenrreen
shade,
cut
on
l&Timount
of
damaee.
If
a
sheeD
was
killed,
thpfnrmprsspnt
Ul
"ne8-
A.
circalar
"
tortha
f
for
Dad
and
put
him
on
the
trail
of
the
beast.
He
invari-
iTj'Z
bw
i-nV.1t,
k.,in.Uf
u
u
tt
i.
.1
i
.1
,
m
back
and
ends
in
a
train
effect
-
auv
u'uu8l
Jiume
me
pciu
ne
went
aDOUt
me
WOrK
at
the
heels
f
systematically,
trained
dogs
to
the
hunt
and
the
result
was
The
hips
'.re
molded
and
two
fr
that
no
cougar
could
live
in
peace
within
50
miles.
He
ex-
circular
flares
nuke
a
long-in-
celled
in
his
work
and
his
name
is
known
among
hunters
bck
Airi-
Thi"
the
type
of
and
farmers
on
the
island
and
will
be
remembered
for
dre!W
th,t
,ook
Prfctiy
gor-i
manv
vears.
igeous
when
iU
wearer
is
"in
ac-
Br;).,
...i
HOWARD!"
'IT
,
M
l.
4
The
Humorist
E&dvprrfsA
in
.uTIia
Dailv
Npwq"
fbi
A
w
w
mmm
m
w
a-
mm
f
If
Ition."
The
Rallied
Edge
cWtume
Makes
Its
Appcuirance
And
now
ravelled
Rorts.
This
It
t!on
which
becomin
adiiB
which
formal
edgrs
for
KMMt
lflMMMUl'.V
This
ensemble
of
up
ring
green
kasha
has
a
three-quartet-,
length
coat
which
uses
ravelled
fringe
about
one
inch
deep
for
all
its
odges.
A
single
row
of
machine
Hitching
ho!dn
the
ravelling
in-tact.
Ths
blouse,
of
whit
ailk
qrtpa,
has
a
scarf
nack
that
us
paAto
t.KysJ)id
moat.
.
k
'
JHE
PA1LX
GOVERNMENT
WILL
NOT
PAY
TAXES
TO
CITY
ON
ITS
VACANT
PROPERTY
At
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night
a
letter
was
read
from
II.
Cathqart
on
behalf
j
of
the.
Provincial
Government
de-j
partment
of
lands.
jn
reply
to
a
request
that
they
pay
taxes
on
the
Government
blOc
in
the
centre
of
the
city,
especially
that
part
which
is
being
rented.
The
letter
said
tint-
the
departmnt
would
not
do
this.
SUBDIVISION.
PLAN
RAILWAY
LOTS
ON
G.
T.
P.
HOTEL
SITE
At
the
meeting
of
the
city
coun
cil
last
night
Frank
Rice
on
behalf
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
asked
approval
-of
a
subdivision
plan
of
Block
E
from
Little's
news
stand
to
and
including
the
old
G.T.P.
hotel
site.
The
application
was
referred
to
Here
is
nroof
that
fashion
is
the
city
engineer
ana.
ooara
oi
still
being
faithful
to
the
irregu-
works
for
report.
,
,
Iftrjine.
Jj,
j
the
printed,
chiffon..
afternoon
dress
sketched
above,
,
,
.
mmt
mm
u
ni
.--.
...
.-
j...
-
'I
l-
r
fit
Abtvttkt
Joorwty
eflbt
Pail
Shop,
tcrat
from
tin
rifxra
bouu
Vinna,
mj
d
urn
trtzti
if
Stmt
of
tlx
nttiratcj
Royal
bttui
It
utich
thi
lUui
tfPaU
bat
acuj
i
Btaulj
AJt
uef
.1
trmhu
hrmnU
tmtoJrint
irtHl
Mil
tl
htlm
unJ
tliH.
"ST:
'mCm7
KmW
IOC
This
celebrated
expert
emphasises
the
impor-
"
tance
of
washing
for
beauty
and(Warns
against
-
the
ill-effects
of
soaps
hot;
spepially
made
to.y.rAHn
retain
the
bloom
of
a
good
complexion.
.
'i
.
HJ
t:
"
earnestly
recommend
to
my
clU
ents
that
they
ue
only
the
$oap
blended
of
palm
and
olive
oils.
The
use
ofl'almolive
is
especially
important
because
its
gentle
action
leaves
the
shin
in
a
healthy,
smooth,
normal
condition
which
is
the
wry
foundation
of
a
beau
tiful
complexion.
Wi
ti.
-'
.
Ml
(-'
i.
.ilfl
B
-
,
-.!
.
..
J
ViawA
I,
Kaesntkeutiaih
28
TN
gayi
Vienna,
where
the
women
ar?
enchanting;
in
romantic
Duapct,ci
the
Danube
there
it
one
name
in
beauty
culture
which
hat
been
recogniied
for
over
a
hundred
years
the
name
of
Pewl
I
Today,
in
the
celebrated
thop
acrott
from
the
opera
in
Vienna,
S.
Petti
carries
on
the
tradition
of
the
Petti
name.
The
crowned
heads
to
which
he
has
ministered
are
evidenced
by
the
royal
crestheisauthorizcdtoditplayabovethe
windows
of
his
typically
Viennese
shop.
To
his
select
patrons,
Pcttl
recommends
a
very
simple
treatment?
jfor
retaining
youthful
loveliness
.
.
the
tame
treatment
advised
by
the
outt
landing
beauty
specialists
of
Paris,
Berlin,
Remt,
London,
Gemva
everywhere.
'
Palm
and
olive
oils
in
soap
"I
should
naturally
have
been
ledby.
my
knowledge
of
the
complexion
efTts
of
palm
and
olive
oils,"
says
S.
Feisl,
"to
have
invented
a
soap
made
exclusively
from
them,"
"As
these
oils
are
already
combined
in
Palmoliyc
Soap,"
Monsieur
Pcssl
explains,
"I
earnestly
recommend
to
my
patrons
that
they
use
only
this
soap.
Its
gentle
action
deans
the
skin
thor-
Wednesday,
ApriJ
3,
1923
The
Daily
News
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COLUMMj
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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
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Daily
News,
Limited,
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t
tM
-,
i"
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T.-
It
City
Deliver,
by
maUfr
carrier,
'yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
?5.00
I
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lesser
in
tva)tf;
month
.
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wall
to
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Front
Page
per
inch
iZJOO
FAMOUS
ARTISTS
S'UDY
OF
LIFE
APPEARING
BARGEE
SURJECT
OF
J.
II.
Amshewitz,
noted
E
gli.sh
artist,
chooses
the
almost
xtinet,
but
infinitely
bargee
as
a
subject
f
r
his
studies
from
life.
Power-driven
barges
are
fast
the
old
regime.
J
......
'
.
.,
.,
.ii.l
..
.
.
h
I!"
I-
I
cifVlENNA
and
BUDAPEST
head
of
the
famous'
House
of
Pessl,
beauty
advisors
to
the
aris-
6
tocracy
f
plover
100
years
V
ft
'
iVfJV4f-'
advises
this
6ne
5V"ay
to
skin
beauty
Mill.
I
1
.Ml
II-
I'll!,
I.'
.I-'
5.
PBSiL
W
tf
Ihf
nlttrat:J
limit
PtiU,
vbkkbMmimiltrtJllbtttiMtyndifRnslty
ftrtnrlWpmn.
Mtxneur
Pint
n
nkttbtir-drttur,
ldj,
mnJ
Ihi
nijulrtni
tin
tx-Emfrm
tfAmtriA
and
suttj
iflbt
Quant
Etinft.
oughly
and,
at
the
.lame
time,
lea
vet
it
in
a
healthy,
smooth,
normal
condition
which
it
the
very
foundation
of
a
beautiful
complexion."
The
famous"internatiottal"
treatment
for
a
lovely
skin
The
noitouous
and
dangerous
secretions
of
dirt
and
dust,
of
make-up
and
cream
which
find
their
way
deep
into
the
pores
mutt
be
removed.
Palm
and
olive
oils,
as
they
arc
blended
uk
Palmolive
Soap,
ace
to
soften
the
skin,
to
cleanse
the
pores,
to
refresh
the
natural
coloring.
To
get
the
utmost
benefit
from
Palm-olive
Soap,
you
a're
urged
by
all
the
experts
to
follow
this
treatment,
twice
a
day:
with
both
hands
make
a
rich
lather
of
Palmolive
Soap
and
warm
water.
Mastagc
it
gently
into
the
skin,
permitting
it
to
penetrate
the
pores,
to
.Vftce
them
of
all
impurities,
Then
rinse;-first
with
warm
water,'
later
cold.
An
ice
mastagc
is
invigorating.
M.
Pessl's
advice
is
echoed
by
such
famous
specialists
as
Lina
Cavalieri,
of
Paris;
Elisc
Dock,
of
Berlin;
Dertha
Jacobson,
of
London.
Wherever
women
seek
the
best
tkin
care
they
arc
told;
wash
for
beauty
with
Palmolive
Soap.