ontreal ‘ireight walipese we eajoymg

since the

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fastest pick-up and delivery service in Canada
inatguration of the Canadian Pacific

Railway’s new Cartage Department for the nick-up

and delivery of railway freight.
Ninety-two brand new trucks, of a heavy.

Type

from. two to.five tons, were bought especially for
this new Canadian experiment,: which is designed
to handle freight with all the speed and efficicacy
of express shipments. Built for local. delivery and
pick-up of freight, in carload lots or loss th: 93

trucks form a rapid and steady stream of
munication between the Canadian Pacifie fr
sheds in Montreal and the city’s shippers.
eliminating: much ‘of the handling o. frelght
instilling the Canadian Pacific motto for fast °

unknown,’ Although this service has:also bee

be the ‘main ‘testing grounds.’

com-
eight
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and
ser-

vice.into this end of freight traffic, the new trucks
are speeding up the service to a degree ‘previously

min-

troduced to Ottawa and Sherbrooke, Montreal wil

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lilzsiratlons above show a section: of the line of
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tyro of the tricks be: ing. lonted from the-warehouse,
and a‘ loaded” truck on: dis way to.the oor of some -
; busineds house, By

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ileath of many species.
trips: into: ‘the rural: areas that |:

These are examples of RETURN fares

from many, B.C. centres. To,desting-_

tn ey Blons, east. iof Winnipeg. fares. slightly

- allows stopovers en route! ;

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wheu the ‘rush of: business is- stilled

hor as a human being, ‘And out-in the

ing: those olf and trusted friends that

ing cestasy, vear by yenr. But there
is a grave danger that the spoliation
whieh has been in evidence ‘will be the
‘It is on Sun-
day
mast damage is done.

through the damage caused by remov-

Vimar with Wuaoms, all the folinge which
Some
species of wild flowers such as violets

flower |
from the roots.
may be, freely picked so long as the

is. neeled to mature’ the: roots,

hepaticas, and ‘others’ with

steris rising directly.
plant body is not disturbed.

CANADA'S LUMBER YARD

- tng: ‘the ent are now complete, It shows
‘fa. total. of almost three billion “board |
: feet. which is quite an increase (four
hundred million) over the 1934 cut,
However; ‘these huge figures mean but
_ [little to’ the person not directly con-
{nected with lumbering ‘and perhaps
there is-a way of looking at it-which

niiy minke the picture clearer.
the cit was in British Columbia.
British Colnnabia
while the eut in Ontario.at over $8,000-
for’ ikie-second lumbering: rovilice. °

inmbariag position’,
of au Apecies of:

PRESERVATION OF a ‘FLOw-|

Sunday is: the. ‘special triendship aay
and there“is time to regard’ onr’ ‘neigli- |:
words the’ spring “flowers ‘ave bloom- |

rg sourht and found, with never fatl-

The Department of Agriculture “has
Issnied a strong appeal against the wan
ton nbuse of wild flowers, particnlar-
{ly the more beautiful ones.
Tess | ‘plucking of wild flowers has al-
‘ready resulted in the disappearance of
sowie Of the finest plants of the woods

The reck-

bet us inner briefly at Cuinnda’s
Inmber yard, In 1936 figures regard-|

The total eat was valued: at $48 090:
GUO by about $4.50 per capitn, but halt.
The
$24,000,000: . mewns
over S84 per. capita: in. that -province, |:

O00 innde less than $2 50 er ‘capita

pleasure, air hes. maple flooring, ‘but the
ut wast my: something. oer, 1. per cent.

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2; SCRE,

of Las td Act

ACANT, unreserved, surveyed Crown
lands may..be pre-empted ,by British
subjects, over 18 years - of age, and by
alions on ‘declaring - Intention ‘to. become
British subjects, conditional upon Foals
dence, occupation and ‘improvement, .-*; *-

Pull imformation concerning Pre ecemp-
- tlons. is giver in. Bulletin \Ne-./1, band
Beries, ‘How to Pre-empt Land,” conies of
which can, be obtained free of charge by
addressing the Department of. fiands, Vice
- torla, B.C.: Bureau of Provinclal Informae
tion, Victoria, ar-any Government Agent.
Records will oe granted covering only
land sultable for agricultural. purposes
within reasonable distance of road, school
and marketing facilities and which #s nat
timberland, Le.. catrying over 5,000 board
feet per acre east. of the Coast Ranze and
8,000 fast per acre west of that: Rance.
-Applications:-for pre-emptiong -are to be
addressed to the Land Commissioner of
the Land Recording Division in which the
Jand applied ‘for is situated. on nrinted
forma obtained from the Commirsloner.
Pra-emptions must be. oceupied for tive
years and improvements made to value of
$10 per acre, Including clearing and culti-
vating at.least five acres, before = Crown,
Grant can be recaived.

Pra-emptiona carrying part’ time. conde
tions of occupation are also granted.

PUROHASE OR LEASE: 9:

Synopsis,

- not -belng . timberland,. for erfoultaral :-
purposes. Minimum price of first-class
(arable) land is $5 per acre, and second. -
class (grazing) land; 32.50 per acre,

No, 10, Gand Series, “Rurohase and Tease

ef crown Lands.” ;
‘As # partial relies. measure, reverted:

‘Yands may be acquired by purchase in ten:

equal instalments,‘ with the -first payment -

less than 10% of the appraised. value.
“Mil, factory or industrial’ sites
* Honber. land;? not. exceeding 40° acres. .
-purchased. or Jensed, tha canditions
tncfiding payment: of stumpaga. — on
-Unsurveyed ~ areas,’ “aot:..exceeding . 20,
acres, may. be leased as homesites, condl-
tional upon 8 ‘dwelling : being Brected i
the first year, titla being obtained after
‘pasidence and‘! nd base conditions are
fuliitled and tan has been surveyed.
«Fore dW: industrial. purposes
* arene: ‘not vading O40 BeTes. may “be
cap snarsom. or..6 company.
" Under’ the: Grazing ~ Act the

‘ ‘int azing districts
_ Sivided - a" tO ered a erasing regula

Province: If,

nthiy

“gnners,
Hone oi @!

a
aS ~ Bomers fad. ee

Applications are recelved ‘far parchage
. of Vacant and unreserved’ Crown * lands,

‘Parther information 1s given im Bulletin . .

suspended for two years, -provided taxes...
are pald when due and improvements’ are: * ;
made during the firet two years of tot. ..:!

cand: the’ *

time ta time to mect
Anna) a per- -

MBF. os:

or as ay .

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