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enjoy all: this to ‘gratify their desire. °
~ Steamshipa the “Aasiniboia,” “Keewatin" ‘and “Mani-

‘ anore te scenes oo une’ os tne Great Lakes wtoamunips— -the Asuniboa. | The decks ara. as spacious. as. the, “cabins, ‘omg os

* clean as comfortable. -
traveller has seen’ Canada ‘antil he has crossed.

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N the. Great: Lakes: Missing ‘them “he misses -not

only the opportunity of: tracing . a, great, . historic,
important and beautiful waterway. He also misses

an experience -which .cannot be ejoyed in any’ other

part of the world—that of going ‘to sea. in the centre
of a continent. Above all, he misses nearly two days

“; of delightfully ‘coo! voyaging, which, if.he be travel:,
, “ling -between : the eastern provinces’. ‘and: the: prairie
sregion, provides , a welcome, break. _in, the; long. ‘and

dusty journey - “To
The Great . Lakes ot Canada form the: most re-

“Tl markeble. ‘groups of Jakes “in the world--a. group -re-
“tmarkable for" ite extent, its: importance, -its historic

interest and‘ its beauty. With the St * Lawrence
river, they provide Canada. ‘in summer, with a. stu-

_ pendous inland. waterway by which it 1s possible. to
‘“yeach ‘the heart ‘of the’ Dominwn from the Atlantic

ocean, @ waterway which, since the. beginning. has
been; Inestimably important ‘to the country’s ‘develop-
Ment: This‘ ‘vast expanse is haunted. by. the ghogts
of. many .of::-the .most-famous makers. of North
America As for thelr beauty—the, loveliness ol there
pine-fringed laud sexs is something which one feels

 2ightly--belongs in. dreama.

The. Canadian. Pacific Railway. through its Great
Service, enables those anxious to
Three fine

‘toba,” are maintained by‘the company in this service:

“Built on. and brought out from. ‘the Clyde, they ara
re miniature. orean liners -

. Choice’ may’ be made of three sailings a week,
two from Port-McNico]) and one from. Owen Sound,

‘both on the Georman. Bay. -a north-easterly. off-shoot

of Gake ‘Hurun A train run of ‘a few. -hours- from

“Tyrone hy Canadian Pacific brings one. to Portl

dust and smyke

-the:-

| MeNicoll, within a “tow miles of the” “spot where so

Champlain’ and the Jesuits made their ill-fated treaty =: -

with: the. Hurons against ‘he Aroquoir
turies ago.

“Phe iHusion of being. at Beh comes rapidly” Flock
of" great. gulls: wheel. :verhead, fearlessly settling
on rail and ‘davit.’ The deck throbs ‘beneath. “ual
breezes drive ‘ouf all unpleasant memories :f .eai,
Only two features of « life on.
the ocean wave are ‘lacking-" ‘the’ tang of salt, tor
‘which: the: scent “of: pine 15a ‘worthy substitute and
‘unpleasant -rolling, insteaa.- i whicl .:
almost vamplete steadiness. :

Throughott ‘an vafternoon: one
changing’. panorama. ‘Large islands -
houses, flit by, Smak islands, candes un their shale
low. beaches,
trees,’ and. the smoke of -campfires ..
softly, gradually. enveloping thia picturesque isedley
of water, land and ‘sky. The moo. rises, casting a

restless trail.of silver across the lake, a‘ trail” left:

Night . comes:

ews au “ever ad
bearing . tiny,

three ane °

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ive glimpSes uf. white tents seen through. -*

by the vances of Radisson, Marquette, Etienne Brulé,
Father Rorgues, Hennepin, MacKenzie, Henry, | t long *.
procession of .daring men, | whose paddles stil} ‘make "

‘music in’ the’ pages. of Canada’s thrilling’ history. -
Acquaintanceship begins in ‘the dining-room and is’

-catried on’ in: the verandah eafé, ‘the lounge,..tha ~ ,

music, | dancing and yarning on every conceivable
subject. -

And/so on. *.

—A -heyer-to-be forgotten trip.

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“In the morning one finds that Lake Huron has
‘been. left behind: The ship is now in-the St. Mary's ¢
River, whose green banks; with: their “aueccessjon’ of
summer cottages and - bungalows, . Bre gliding: by.
Past .the: Soo, throagh’ the “Big Water |
of: Hiawatha,” out of sight. of ‘land to ‘the Twin Cities. wont

‘smoking’ rooms. atid; on the‘ decks, ‘with card parties, °

With The Editors

* (Continued from, page. a.

back. to warmer sli in: Glasgow. r
Our last’ evening: was ‘‘free.”
| We could do as: we liked. :

oe bought

Con;

| OVERHEARD AROUND —

the winter.
‘{qleave Japan early: in December, fol- .
lowing the annual. fell" manoeuvres. -

laké and, after: ‘landing, -eoaches,
drawn by four horses, dragged
us over the pass to Loch: Lomond;
. T-now understand why whiskey.
and plaids and other . warmth: ',

producing: commodities: are com:
‘mon. in Scotland, and why the
“Sisheep .¢ ‘and: cattle appear to be
wearing gix Overcoats ‘at: once.
‘At-was July. 24th, but’ so:cold that

‘one shivered i in the ‘cars and got
me | below-as- ‘we. steamed: the lenathy

‘of Loch ‘Lomond: to Batioch;
: “The | scenery. réminds one. of B|

‘Mémories: of.our.own*

propane

“| heights -dwarf. thee ., Scottish |‘
‘moun taide,. but sige: ‘ie not every-{-*
“We went. ‘amid: the: hea- bi me

4 ther: Ane stole some "of: a his “nbt}

thing. *

motored: to the foot of Lach Kat:
A steamer ‘took | us ‘up thie

tc. hint .the; Dill are. much le.| *
rr ‘timbered.

: lgequently’ three’ of us’ ‘ spent a
most ‘delightful evening with Mr.
Jods ‘Bell: -whose: fame -ias" the |"
author of" Wee’ Macgtegor!? oes |:
without ‘saving ‘in Canada, and
with: Mi, * ‘de! Banzie,:'a’ Glasgow |
newspapérman: and his charming
wife: 2%: Loh Sis :

‘Next ‘day' the | wii titer ‘returned
to. England ‘while the party. dailed
for'Ganada‘on the'G,P.Riateam,|
er. Montlaurier:::: They: landed “at:
Belfast tiéxt, ‘(Saturday):thorning
‘and found the ‘city. prettily. dlec-
‘orated’ in’ ‘honor of ‘ALRVH: the
Duke. of: York, ‘who a to unveil

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: | NEW HAZELTON

story. Jast. week from . Nichol |
“Thompson - re the. efforts being
made to amalgamate the’ Rocher |,

ton:Gold &: Cobalt: properties...
is, ‘vite \a,.few:. ears. singe this
move was started. a
idIt issbkpected the .new. bridge |:
ovér, the; Skeena, at’ Terrace ’ “willl:
be: open to‘the public: Nov, 15th
if.all goes well.” The next move]:
will: sbento: provide:; ‘a “Poad: along.

| & ‘real roe to the:

“the Prinee Rupert News got al

Deboule, Delta and: New: Hazel- Foon
It}

Here and There,

‘Tt ig! anticipated that English ore”

, dera-for- Canadian “wool wilesojed |

‘1,0 00 pen thig year, whic :
ante a Bracabie’ net babé-évb -over -

the business of 1928, aniounting to:

i 700,000 sports i, -

Gis ot
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——

Definite ad ce has been Teceived :
at Victoria, ”
training squadron, consisting of |
the  “Kishinia?’* “Agma”! and. ;
“Asuma’ will visit’ Victoria during “
The ‘kquadron will *

ati ose

Approximately ° "60 per “cent, or.
1,252,604 of the

. farms. .
‘in its 20 cities and towns of over
‘2,500- and --228.962 in--8:302- arial ,
towns and. Villages of -2,500-- or :
under. a :

The work of re-ballasting the
main line of the Canadian Pacifie *
between Montreal-ang Toronto- (the
‘Lake Ontario shore line) has just
been ‘completed. Nearly 2,009 000
‘tons of ‘crushed rock, or about: 35,<
000 carloads, were used in this opere :
ation, Officials state that the road-
‘bed-is now as excellent as it ean be
made and second to none in the. *
word.

“

Suecessful strawberry eulturs 300:
vmiles north’ of the international '
‘boundary has been proven possible -
‘by ‘Re A. Gordon, of = : Edmonton, *
Alta.
from Ontario wintered well, bus!
somed heavily aiid produced a Prom j
‘lifie crop of well-formed. fine-f'a-)
ivored fruit with rich color and f° ae}
vor, Mr. Gordon has likewise had‘
:-much success with cherries, » wild |
plums and erab appies. - cae

Steady progress has been made.
“by the’ macaroni: “industry ‘in “Can-,
.ada during ‘the past: dechd>. “The:
Bureau of: Statistics reports that, }
whereas ‘the Dominion. ‘imported .
nearly 7,009 000 poiinds in pre-war’
“days, it imported only 1,096,000'
Pounds and exported 2,229,000:
pounds, in 1923,.° Nine: factories, .

Beeregate output ‘spproximating.
11,600, 000° pounds. aaa a
Whaling operations: oft the. coast: ,
of” British’ Columbia this: season,
have... heen. ‘very successful. * Four

are working." Some of: the ‘vessels

year,
England, while whale; ‘meat,- canned,

Africa, the entire British: ‘Columbia
whale meat pack of last year hav-
ing heen sold there, ,
Arrangements for: the re-building
of the old. wing ‘of. Ane. Chateau Lake.
Louise, the- ‘Cdnfadian -Pacific’a
charming. hotel in;, thecheart:of-. the —
‘Canadian Rockies, are. already ‘un-
DK hae :

to *
of Winnipeg, -and Batrot, and’ Black.
‘ader i the architects, : Pho: alack-

atng: “will: havea greater: ‘amber of - ~

public ‘rooms than éxisted
“in ‘tho one which’ ‘Bisheded
“hotel ib. now. top: ‘amal ies
“erowds? which: viait dt:: ~Phenvroric: in
“wtoo be ‘completed.’ in ‘timo “for, next
eeason,’ Tt will be. recalled that the .
3 old (wing; of the. Chateau. was, des”
" Beoyed by fire, aothe e months ago.

7 a

Cu, that: the: Japanese a

_ population. of i
‘Western Canada live. on occupied: .
Of, the ka! ance, . 474,516 liv2

“One hundred plants brought. --

with a enpitalization of :$878,000,;. ~~
now’ operate: in ‘Canada, ° with ‘an:

stations and six or seven whalers a

have’ secured ‘80 head 80 ‘far this .
Whale oil ‘is’ selling well in,” _

is an established commodity i in: ‘West! ,

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