THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY MAY 31, 1933

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West

tion from

ast is Hast and
is West,

but men ride wher-
_ ever the sun shines
' and the Trail Riders

of the Canadian.

Rockies, with a mem-
_ bership which girdles
the globe, are creat-.

i ing widespread in-
; terest withtheir plans
for their 1932 expedi-
Banff to
Mount Assiniboine,
through some of the

most, beautiful coun-

their name. .

Oma Ser ot UB Brat

try in the,great mountains from which they take

‘The famous peak, with its many ad-

joining lakes and yalleys, was the focal point ol.the

1927 trail ride and this year's trip, starting on July

29, will follow: generally the same ijines, with nights

s spent in camp, according to the best. traditions of
e Order. Ample time-

‘the territory traversed the ride occupying five'lays
a Allenby ‘Creeks; ‘Assi- Pe a arek ot Siwy whe proved an: enthusiastic

trail rider during his visit to Canada last summer,
Valley of the | Below, two fair bathers are seen setting out from one
of the cabins at Assiniboine Camp.

nad traversing Brewster ‘an
‘ ‘niboine Pass and the shores of Lake Magog to the
. preat mountain, which is the objective of the riders.
Return will be made through the

- Rocks; the Golden Valley: Citadel Pass and so

cay tats ny ree

will be giyen fox exploring

[iit aided chek dni nth elem cekeated

Riders, and
Pyramids, during t

& LOW SUMMER

FARES |

Effective May I5th

SUMMER TOURIST FARES
21-day limit. Good in Coaches,

. SUMMER TOURIST FARES
21-day limit. Good in Tourist Cars,

SUMMER TOURIST FARES
21-day Hmit. Good im Standard Cara.

SUMMER EXCURSION
FARES*

45-day limit.

SUMMER SEASON
ROUND TRIPS*

Fuil aeneor Linsit.

*Good in all clsses of equipment
on ‘payment of regular Sleeping
Car Charges.

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Vancouver, B.C.
BE. G. Houghton. Manage

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through Sunshine Camp to Banff. once ‘more. "The
pictures shown above are distinctly interesting and
show Lt. Cal, Phil Moore, president of the Trail
Moore, on. camel-back at the

he world-cruise of the Canadian ~
Pacific liner “Empress of Britain’, instrong'coritrast ©
to the cowboy: viewing Mount Assiniboine, where

Inset is H..¥M..King -

. the hostesses,

-season-in -the southern areas . of, the

Mansell Clark, who has mineral
claims in the Copper River valley,

has been in town for several days.

Fred Nash has been doing his an-
nual bit for the local baseball club.

Teraace Doings “|i -

. C. Bamford

“DENTIST
SMITHERS, B, C.

by appolntment, | oe
1S te til 7

7/8
a Hours 9am to'6 pm Evenings
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Aecompanied by severa] members of
the team he went out on Sunday and}.
surveyed the diamond, thus putting |’
the field. in shape according ‘to the
official rules of the game.

Dunean Kerr is busy rustling the
necessary funds. to finance baseball
activities, In spite of hard times he
is having good success and the club
feels sure that wth the finances in
his hands no trouble will be exper-
jenced along that line.

The Ladies’ Auxiliary of St. Mat-
them’s Church eatertained the Ladies
Guild of Knox United Chureh at a
picnic on the grounds of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Head on Friday afternoon
from 2 to 6. Various ‘games and
coinpetitions enlivened ‘the proceed-
ings, and im the sack race the ladies
of St. Matthew’s. Church were: the
victors, The tables were reversed in
the tug-of-war, the United Chureh
ladies winning ihe pull. Mys, C, L. M.
Giggey was declared the winner in
the skipping contest, During the nf-
evnooen refreshments. were served by

Mes, T. uW, March, who is on her
way to Oninvio, was’ held up for
some time east af McEvide by a te ain
wreck on the CMR,

Local fruit growers are having a
Lot of extra work this year combat-
ting : tent caterpillars. These pests
have appeared in larger numbers
than usual, and if left alone do a lot
of. damage to the fruit trees, It is
noticed that they are infesting the
wild trees in the village, and a bee
is being talked of to clean up the
townsite, re ;

The Skeena mace a rapid rise on
Friday, but with ‘the cessation of
vain. the level. fell again to safety.

reached, although a good run off is |
being maintained,

CONSOLATION FOR TODAY

Paymers in Unper Egypt, before

four different classes of texes on the |
waterwheei for ivrigation purposes
veering to the quality of the Innd;,
three kinds of lakes on the farnwel,
awa olns. res on tie water backat; and
11 Cifovent einsees per acre on suw-
ing crops two, or ths vice a year on the:
vee acd fail of: the Nile, In addition
ese taxes a further tax of 2

s (10 cents) was imposed -on
tate tree,

USE A UA\SCH CROP

A ceteh arop is a: crop which is
rrown to take the pluce of a regular
erep in the rotation which hus been
killed by unfavorable: ¢limati¢ eqndi-
tlons, or a catch crop may be one
whieh is grown along with or be-
tween the seasons of regular crops.
Most frequently the catch crop is
grown to take the place of some crop
which has been: winter killed, such as
wloyer ov. winter ‘grains,

’Cannda’s export market for raw
materials in Japan is gradually, in-,
creasing, :

Eastern Ontario has had o short-
age cf hay all season and has drawn
srppiies from the Montreal district
of Quebec and from central and
western, Ontario,

Rough fodder,in the.form of praiv-
je wool and-the cheaper grades of
hay have been in, good demand all

| three. prairie, provinces, . : 7

*Botephone bridges were Weld: at
| Mrs. Sharpe’s, ‘Mrs. Newicl’s and

other homes during. the past week,

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So far the danger level has not been |!

the British ocenpation, had to nay | +

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Ly. Pringe Rupert 9.20 p.m.*
Ly. Mew Jiszelton 5.58 a.m.
Ly, Sanithess - - - $40 a.m.
Ly. Burns Lake - 12.47 p.m.t
Ly. YVanderhoof - 4.16 p.am.j
Ly, Prinses George 7.45 pam.

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Lv. Vanderhnoof, -« 4.21 a.m.)
Ly, Burns Leke = 7.02 a.m.T
Ly. Smithers - = 12,10 p.m.f
Ly. Mew Hezelton 2.01 p.m.t
Arr. Prince Rupert 10.15 p.m.}

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Haselton Hospital issues the-
kets for any period at $1.50 per
nonth tn advance. This rate in-
chides" urtice Gousultutions, medi- |i]
eines, as welloas all costs white [|g
wm the hespliah Tiekers are oh. jt
tifngtle fio Heaviten at the drng
store can by mil from the medi-
en superjatendenat at the losp ital

NEW MARKETS FOR .
“CANADIAN POTATOES §

In recent yoavs afforts have beet

le Lo croste new markets for Can-
atom ep @ seed potatoes In var-

jlors countries, namely Mexico, Sout! 1 .

Afvica, Hong Keng, Java Cyprus and 4
aypl. Bik ay. diiisulties were ene.
countered, such ag high transporta-jf
tiou clinezes which tesulted in pro-/
‘ hibitive prices at the respective ces 4
tinati na: a lock ef suitable varie. ies)
shndar 10 tose which the consumin ; A
public in the country of export wers}
accustomed; fal.ure of Canadian vary
ieties to adapt themselves to forei:
climates, and the susceptibility to d.
eases when grown without ihe appli
cation of preventive sprays, .
However, the major commercial
varieties -guve. a gocd recount oft
themse.ves, often under very adverse, ;
circumstances, and in most instances
compared favorably with native vod
ieties, In spite of the diMficultis 4
there are possibilities of future tesa: 4
tlevelopments, as the majority of the 7
importing countries do not produces
seed stock, while at the same thnelim
they fully recognize the valtie san
the advantages to be derived tron
Planting Canadisn veztitie:! secd, ;
Prevailing eecnomie conditions, nom
doubt, restricted operations to a con 4
siderable extent, but with the recur
of more favorable conditions the nd
vances already made should result ing
‘an, _ expansion and development ol

trade in, the countries in which Can

adian potatoes have been introduced]
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Mrs, A. DB, Chappell woh the gran i
prize for the seagon :dwardeil by thik
Felix Bridge Club, The Club meet-{il
ings have now been suspended fo:
the aunimer montts, :