TuC'-dilN.
ft
Blanche
Hutchison
'
Gilbert
returned
orr
8n-
nv
T
0
the
Chcttedii
"One
thing
I
always
recommend
In
addition
to
my
own
expert
treatments,
and
that
is
foundation
cleansing
with
the
widely-known
Palmolive
Soap."
BLANCHE
HUTCHISON
Silon
D
Cmrratt,
CnjTIlU
FtONTlMAC.
Pxtnit,
if
ArgMil,
if
Lbu
Ciii.
1!
mi,
th
Imkii
tftr
It
jr.
rk
mm
ttmJmti
s
Hurt
i.
j'T
iktf
Ptrtl.
himt.
Ciiditcti
1
mm
Unltmii
It
fmf
ih
truJtm
if
btr
rnutj
VtimutAttfy
TMtia,
ttil
rf
trami
H
ZuHtrfl
Stlm
Ji
Vt-i'it,
t
tt,
Ant
Vkttr
Lm
unml
III,
,'-run,
tm
mimfltt
witi
0
in-mi'mf
Utrtmm
tfp
4
tM
fnm
GmU
snj
lU
10
A
fxtkii
lpml,
fmi'Jti"t
lit
fmift
t4lt
if
pim
mi
Hit,
ima
ltUf$fOnfHr4
"In
addition
to
my
own
beauty
aids,
I
always
recommend
the
soap
blended
of
palm
and
olive
oils.
By
cleansing
the
pores
thoroiighjy
it
V
1
'
"
"
'
IcavcsthesUininasmooth.healthycondition"
43S0B
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TEKItACK
I'x-aine
tit
Pin
wood.
"mo
has
spout
"
the
district
I
tlic
taut.
He
l
"uc
vacated
last
aUteiOur
T
U
Walsh
''and
will
UMfve
f
amily
here
hn
the
nsV,
f
u-
,:
M
Wright,
Prinee
Itupert
f
spent
Jlonday
here
,-
It's
xiKter
MIm
Hester
JVn.
'
"t
the
public
eehtml
atoff
1
'.route
to
takelne
Ijike
on
work.
r.
AKnr
left
on
Sunday
for
liuport.
He
retumxf
on
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wlleon
of
wpt
in
town
on
Monday.
Iiemo
Ninv
HAiTCT
TON
'
Mrs.
A.
E.
Ooddard
whs
a
tea
hotef
last
Tuowlay
afternoon
in
honor
of
Mrs.
Wood.
Miss
Bird
and
Miss
Millr
of
the
'r.(),.y
nn(i
continued
thnuiirh
1-...
11..
ii.tltnn
hos-
T
i!Ul!llH
r'to
'
Kiln
n,.
1....
..
.
.
.
1.
f
iviuiiuuji
uviav
to
pitrn
were
guests
iasi
wwn.
"
Mrs.
0.
II.
Sawle.
from
n
hort
Imatnaaa
frit)
v...
l...
,.i.ln
ilnwn
the
10
tno
Interior.
.
aW.n.
Mv
A.
A.
Bur-
-
-
ajnTviin
MU
of
K,,ox
l0Ok
hU
"niW
A
II
t
,
V
rf
,
"
Iv,!""
ef
Paelffc
waa
ir
in
tb
Ualtwl
Church
Sunday.
,Wn
nt
the
weeVend.
"
.
A
number
of
the
young
jeople
'!
lnTi.
,haperoned
by
Mrs.
C.
.
un.
;,n
took
in
the
dnnee
at
k
on
Saturday
night,
roturnliiff
cxjiected
that
the
tunnel
will
have
Sunday.
reached
the
Kinman
shaft
which
is
Its
objective.
.
'
'!
;
I
!
U
!
Mm.
Ailnmn
nml
fum.
.
IV
I,V....,.1
61,
Avivui
Victor
Emmanuel
III,
Piu
CAVALIERI
has
stepped
off
the
LINA
operatic
stage
to
share
ncr
beauty
knowledge
with
the
world's
smartest
women.
Ensconced
in
her
sumptuous
salon,
on
the
Avenue
Victor
Emmanuel
III.,
Lina
Cavalieri
tells
her
patrons
of
a
simple
home
beauty
treatment
with
a
sbap
blended
of
palm
and
olive
oils.
"I
am
visited
by
some
of
the
most
famous
beauties
of
two
continents,"
she
says.
"In
addition
to
my
own
beauty
producis,
I
always
recommend
them
to
use
Palmolive
Soap."'
When
dirt,
dust,
oil,
powder
and
rouge
get
intotheporestheyarechokedup.
Tothesepoi-1
sonous
secretions
Cavalieri
attributes
black-heads,jpimples,
enlarged
pores,
blemishes'.
Mme.
Cavalieri
feels
that
the
unique
lather
of
Palmolive
frees
those
hardening
Masses'
of
airt
ana
maice-up
anu
leaves
inc
complexion
soft
and
glowing.
.1
Discovered
long
ago
by
Canadian
specialists
'.
This
opinion
has
long
been
held
by
beauty
specialists
of
prominence
throughout
Canada.
They,
too,
recommend
this
famous
twice-a-day
treatment
wh'ich
Cavalieri
suggests
to
her
discriminating
clientele:
'
With
both
hands
make
a
bland
lather
of
Palmolive
Soap
and
warm
water.
For
two
minutes,
massage
thfs
well
into
the
skin.
Then
rinse,
gradually
cofiJing
the
water
to
icy
temperature,
For
dry
skin,
a
touch
of
:old
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Ilai-elton
hospital.
I).
Comeau
is
a
visitor
here
from
Carnaby.
He
expects
to
get
a
company
interested
this
season
in
ithe
Comeau
group,'
on
which
he
C.N.B.
tracka.
Mr.
Adams
hw
and
associates
have
done-eonsW-purcbjMWA
land
In
the
Kmo
oli-
erable
work
In
opening
up
ore
.Vint
'
The
rwurf
acinic
Ute
tennta
cmirt
hfta
been
eompltil
and
SMITH
ERS
eommeneefl
fw
the
ea-
phy
hM
j
Cray
who
refcntly
un-
80
n'
'derwent
a
serious
operation
in
the
loeal
hospital,
is
making
excellent
recovery
and
is
now
nblo
to
return
home.
M".
J.
II.
Rife
and
Mrs.
N
H.
Kll!rick
were
joint
hostesses
at
a
bridge
party
last
Tuesday
night
In
the
Onthollc
Women's
Iifsirue
Hall.
There
were
twelve
tables
and
prize
winners
were
Mrs.
W.
H.
Dnodson,
Miss
Winnifred
Ijtrge.
Mrs.
Willlnm
Grant
and
Mrs.
P.
Chapman.
r
Tin,l.nn
have
delayed
the
arrival
of
spr.'hg
J.
P.
Downey
and
crew
of
car
penters
sri
engwired
In
doub'lnir
the
ewnaeltv
of
the
Sml'hen
Garage
and
Electric
Garage.
-
UIIUNS
LAKR
i
The
Burns
Iake
Assembly,
Na-
Sons
of
Canada,
has
elected
a
r..
t..M
n.Hv
and
tive
c....
cii.
Jsr
:
'
'
agrees
with
CAVALIERI
of
Para
on
this
2
-minute
complexion
treatment
'I
In;
SUon
d.
Coiffure
of
the
Chateau
Frontenac,
a
ron.iT
of
liich
is
fhown
almvc,
is
a
nuuVzvoiis
not
alone
for
tie
tiuiart
w
mien
of
Quetwc
Init
for
travellers
from
all
Irts
of
Canada,
the
United
State
and
likuxijie.
"Tin?
siiartwt
women
of
Quetiee
and
lialf
the
continent
ack
nmvVdge
'piy
salon
a
the
city's
leading
lieatity
estHMwIunent,"
ay
Uaarhe
Hutetoion.
"To
me
tly
come
for
advice
on
how
to
protect
the
skin
and
restore
it
youthful
-appearance."
"One
tWoR
I
'always
recommend
in
addition
to
my
own
expert
tfetmrpta,
and
that
is
foundation
dcansing
with
the
woW.kown
fthnrfv
Soap."
"The
esWlient
effatU
of
the
bland
tlm
and
oKve
fk
contained
t
lUraoBve
Soap
are
greaUy
Lentfieial
to
the
lan."
:,.
,
,
cream.
Oily.skin
is
refreshed
by
an
astringent
lotion
and
day
creim
before
make-up
is
applied.
.
;.
Not
only
in
Canada
but
in
Vienna,
Berlin,
London,
lorne
all
qyer
the
world
specialists
agree
on
this
2-minute
beauty
treatment.
France
has
made
Palmolive
one
of
its
two
largest
selling
soaps
.
.
.
think
of
it
Franc,
the
beauty
dictator
of
two
hemispheres.
And
in
forty-eight
other
countries,
of
all
soaps
it
is
the
choice,
just
as
it
is
here
in
Canada.
J.
Warner;
first
vice-president,
J
.
J.
McKenna;
second
vice-president,
J.
II.
M.
Greenwood;
secretory-treasurer,
II.
G.
Donaldson;
chaplain,
Rev.
W.
R.
Ash-ford;
sergeant-at-arms,
II.
T.
Xioholls;
inner
guard,
William
Redt
outer
guard,
J.
L.
Mowat;
historian,
W,
N.
Clark.
,
Fred
Aslin,
weil
knoVsn'
local
fur
denier,
who
has
posts
a't'Tetachuck
Vik
11a
anil
A
1
ratnhn
rt
tn
lllurns
Lake
recently
With
a
bn-'signment
of
fur
valued
at
$10,000
nd
ceaslstlng
of
marten,
mink,
otter,
fisher,
lynx
and
fox.
The
following
road
foremen
In
this
district
have
been
nppointed:
II.
A.
Smith,
Burns
Lake
to
Houston;
W.
II.
Weldon,
Burns
Lake
to
Kndako;
Jaek
Stanyer,
Burns
Lake
to
Francois
Lake;
Sam
McGregor,
Southbank
to
OOtsa
Lake;
William
Kllison,
Ootsa
Lake
to
Wistaria.
With
the
completion
of
this
year's
work
on
.the
road
north
from
Two
big
snowstorm's''
of
lata
BurnU'Lake,
it
will
be
possible
for
autos
to
ro
as
far
as
the.
shores
of
here
and,
while
most
of
the
snow
Uablrie
'Lake.'
'
'
is
now
gone,
the
roads
are
in
bad
"'
.
.
shape.
Miss
Fvelyn
Wallaeo
and
Miss
fn(at.
IVlilfn
linVft
nrrtl'ml
tirim
.
11
1...1
km
nr.
"
""SW-""-''"
"
fook
leftaMpuday
for
rivl
fw
tbe
of
the
publ
e-
nf
..UriSf,
a
.
.
.
.
J
LI,.k.
'
.
-
"
-
u
position..
with
the
Han
K("
Timber
Co.
"
"
works
.leoartment
on
mam
ChwjCfl
nafirUJHt'JVvOtslW.
way
cuiiiruwun.
j,
i
tyjk.
Favorable
reports
continue
to
come
from
the
Mohawk
mine
on
Four-Mile
Mountain
and
In
an-other
three
or
four
weeks
It
is
STEWART
j.A'l
number
of
new
bull-
aiijes
w-e
going
up
nero
to
tee-
tlX'Uho.,
confidence
of
Jts.
cit-
.'If'Jri
future'
Stewart
Wrnjpg
those,
engaged
dn
buil-,dlng'
are
the
Crawford
Transfer
Co.,
Mrs.
Cameron.
Harry
Wilkinson.
Williams
Tompkins,
B.
C.
Morris,
James
Murdock,
Wlliram
Younkln
and
J.
A.
Coughlan.
Nick
Belyln
has
the
contract
for
the
construction
of
Marco
fill
viiviWi'u
Hnlitikn
Cnfh
ITnfnl
nf
'
'
h;
moved
Into'
ihe
dance
.
h
Id
in
the
Haielton
f'
-outhwest
corner
of
Fifth
ut"0
Wm.
ones
south
of
the
Assembly
Hall
on
Friday
nlffht
by
dent.
P.
Tnllon;
president.
I.
(nnd
Victoria
Streets.
It
will
be
n
modern
three
storey
structure
measuring
40
by
CO
feet.
O.
Swanson
and
P.
McKenna
were
arrivals
here
last
week
from
Prince
Rupert.
J.
II.
Manuel!
arrived
here
last
week
from
Victoria
to
succeed
R.
C.
Elliott
as
teller
in
the
local
branch
of
the
Dank
of
Montreal.
A
credit
association
is
being
organized
by
Stewart
retail
ALICE
AIWI
C.
Becker
and
R.
Becker
arrived
here
last
week
from
Prince
George.
J.
A-
Anderson,
superintendent
of
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
has
been
a
visitor
here
during
the
past
few
days
from
Any
ox.
,
Extensive
improvements
are
being
made
to
thai
Government
Telegraphs
line
between
here
and
An-yox,
including
the
putting
in
of
copper
wire
the
whole
length.
Four
miles
of
new
cedar
poles
are
also
being
put
in
on
the
Alice
Arm
end.
Fumes
.from
the
Anyox
Smelter
caused
deterioration
of
the
old
galvanised
wire.
T-t-
The
Dolly
Vartien
railway
has
been
put
in
a
state
of
repair
between
the
town
and
Milo
7.
Later
in
1he
year
repairs
will
be
made
on
the
upper
end
of
the
line.
The
nubile
works
debartment
Is
sur
facing
and
repairing
the
wharf
road
here.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
It
will
bring
rwults.
FASHION
FANCIES
Polka
Dots
Now
Take
Themselves
horizon
is
dotted
here
and
there
Seriously
Polka
dots
have
achieved
such
popularity
that
they
are,
how
being
presented
in
a
variety
of
color-combinatipns
and
.
designs.
Big
dots,
little
dots,
and
clusters
of
dots
are
making
their
way
into
the
hearts
of
smart
women.
The
latest
Idea
is,
to
reverse
the
colors
thus,
Instead
of
dark
dots
on
a
light
background,
designers
ire
throwing
light
dots
on
dark
rounds.
This
ensemble,
of
brown
crepe
with
yellow
dots,
is
a
case
in
point.
The
blouse
is
dotted
brown
on
yellow.
An
Adaptation
of
a
French
Im
port
for
Sports.
j
A
soft
woolly
mixture
of
'white,
yellow,
orange
and
brown
fashions
this
cleverly
Cut
sports
suit.
The
circular
skirt
is
fitted
onto
an
clastic
tricot
band
of
brown
at
the
higher-than-usual
I
waistline.
The
blouse
is
of
yellow
silk
crepe
and
Is
worn
tucked
in,
while
the
scarf
is
a
member
of
ithe
half-and-half
variety
yellow
I
and
orange
crepe.
SMALL
PRINTS
SIMPLY
MADE
ARE
FASHION'S
FAVORITES
illl
'
-
Conservative
prints,
fashioned
into
conservative
models,
are
eharucterintic
of
the
spring
mode
in
nfUriioon
frocks.
While
the
with
loud,
splashy
designs,
for
itne
most
part,
the
tiny,
conventional
patterns
are
favored.
I
Brown,
yellow
and
chartreuse
(are
the
colors
used
in
this
simp-jly
designed
frock.
A
double
col-J
lar
of
white
and
charteuse
crepe,
l
ravelled
as
to
edge,
adorns
an
otherwise
unadorned
frock
of
de-jcided
chic.
The
Evening
Mode
Introduces
Starched
Chiffon
I,
It
sounds
perfectly
ridiculous,
but
there
it
Is,
the
loveliest
of
soft
fabrics
is
incredibly
smart
starched
chiffon
looks
like
the
sheerest
and
silkiest
of
The
gown
sketched
here
is
fashioned
of
this
new
dress
me
dium
and
carries
a
peplum
and
elreular
skirt
in
handkerchief
points,
edged
with
three-Inch
Hiinds
of
unstarched
chiffon.
The
'
whole
is
black.
YOUR
SPRING
COAT
ADOPTS
THE
FLAT
FUR
5i
V
jfll
This
is
only
a
whisper,
but
it
is
well
authenticated
if
you
would
be
smart
this
spring
your
coat
mutt
carry
a
collar
of
shiny
flat
furl
And
of
the
choice
offered
you
the
fur
called
"galyak"
Is
probably
the
wisest.
Here
this
fur
Is
used,
in
chiny
black,
as
the
scarf
collar
of
a
very
chic
model
in
beige
broadcloth.
The
featvre
to
be
noted
is
the
very
striking
contrast
afforded
by
the
dull
beige
cloth
and
the
shiny
black
scarf.
To
be
worn
over
a
black
dress,
with
x
black
haku
straw
hat.
CEDARVALE
lady
is
HOME
FROM
HOSPITAL
HAZELTON,
April
24:
Mrs.
J.
Paulls,
wife
of
Joe
Faults,
section
foreman
at
Cedarvale,
who
has
been
in
the
Haielton
Hospital
for
the
past
six
weeks,
has
returned
to
her
home,
recovered
from
a
serious
illness.
She
underwent
an
operation
successfully.
Mrs.
Paulls
is
a
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Byman
of
Perow,
and
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert.
A
Dally
News
want-ad
will
bring
results.