Jett for thy-carneries aud on May: i4th’}
oMyed: Sampare antishis ‘wit went, |

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, Un Sang iy ‘May ‘ta all the loca!

MAY 18, 1938

a rn an eT a emergent et ee pete on ray reap ea

A A A EA TE ER ERE Be RR A ET

ILIVAY opportunities in the
thousands of lakes, rivers
and streams of Canada afford
tishing opportunities which are
inexcelled anywuere in the world,
The wide stretches of the Nomi
nion are liberally supplied with
forest: and lJake-land, shoundin:
with game fish and. animals,
where lovers of the grzat out-of
doors can find a sports ‘istrict to
suit. their avery whim.
Fishing conditions are so varied
» in Canada and the species of game:
‘fish so numerous that a ‘small
booklet is required merely to list
all the fish and regulations of the
different sections. Deep-sea fish-

‘og is found on both ocean coasts, |

for half-ton tuna off Nova Scotia

and equally. large sharks near
Vancouver Island: — five-pound
tall mouth -plack: onss: at the
Devils’ Gap Camp, ..ake of tho
Weots dintrict and in hundreds
ab lelron-in Enxtern Canada, vie
for popultriy: with | 40-pound
Maskiuonge «ai. such, favored re-
sorts as the. Fronsh River Cams
iu Ontario: fighting | ‘trout: ‘of
several species are found: every-
where in’ Canada, most popular

regions among anglers being the

Laurentian Mountains, north ‘of
Montreal, or the mile-high lakas
surrounding, ‘Banff. and. Lake
Louise in the Canadian Roclries;,
and mighty: salmon bring’ joy to

Y

thé hearfs of angiers m tne Mari-
times, , oe
These few highlights of Can-

ade’s many fishing opportunities .

Hlustrate why . Canadian sports~

men fishing in their home waters |
sve joined’ every Yeat' by so many
thoiisand ‘anglers’ ‘from the United’
States and overseas: 4: Conditions, -
poséibilities:- and. regulations. vary.

80, Widely, in. different. sections
that.. anglers” _ planning “to visit
strange districis would do well to
find out all. about-them in ad-

vance from’ A. 0.‘ Seymour,: gen-- °
‘eral tourist, agent, Canadian’ Paci- ....

fia -Railway,. Montrea},..or, fron),

fishing bool:lets obtainable at all, | Georgo being: passéd. by, with n short|

Canadian Pacific offices.

Loa Bat

-s |. I wonder what Hitler. did to deserve

IMystified” has
Notion of How ;
Bee To. Run ‘Paper

“‘elicwn, May 10. "28
Fidter; 00. 0.0 2

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the waste of $20,000,000 by the Ttali-
nus, A ‘short ‘time ago’ the Italian:
Awonien. were donating their’ wedding
rings to assist in-the slaughter of the
Ethopians.- I. wonder what Hitler
thinks abont the intelligence of the rest
‘;of- the world. He condemns -the Rus-
sians as, Godless, but.what is he doing?
‘tf his treatment of the Jews is any
‘better than: the: slaughter in Russia I
“im unable to notice it. England re-
fuses to recognize Russia at all, but
‘oes much for Germany, hesides loan-
ing : cher. more money for armaments,

oo deep:for me. - ° Sb ee
2 Ee E

| 4 The: Jews ‘rejected Christ and ‘seem
to sfill-be paying very dearly for that
mistnke. Had they not more justifi-
cation for so doing than have’ those |

i “for, :

ave alright | in« the ‘right places and
times, it is “mare important to, have

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Recent ey ents recall those good old 4
days “when Tolinie started the relief j
game. One thing I will credit this:
viz. they’ did not ‘want you to %
| Work, ‘andithen conic. around later and 3
Flask forth money you had worked for

tobe efunded, fpr meen

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ee geen ne

_ However, - I have faint. recollection ;
of the fact that each man ‘Was prov id-* ¥
ed with: a; wheelbptroy,: 10 axe, a saw,
a .pick.and a shovel -at jJeast. Unfor-
tunately: T never figured out how one
man was. going to use all those tools at.
the saine time, _ That was just by way
of. fond recollections; “What I had in
inind was something else, Where. did
these tools all: go?..;1. understand the
DPW. is broke ang. cannot, do any work
Some people think dt was the high cost
.uf votes. “Jt may have been, but I stint
ave my: pay coming. Possibly it is
-becnauxe the DPW. has spent all the
money for road w ork on rowd signs anit
notices... Jt really scems, more sensible
to first. build the road.- While. signs

oS re young

wool rends, |: _ ve
: + * ‘e! a .

mueh,

of: the. * Tnanisition?, . . '
. jet

| Ranks sare worrying ‘about their. sur-
.. | Plus ‘deposits, and.pay-.no interest
.f-| Worth “mentioning, «The U.S.A. bor-

neck of the woods one has to use spec-
tacles to get a glance at any money,
‘| Someone should be’ able to explain
~| why ‘there is so little in circulation.
Tf the. owners of all the money have'no
faith in the. country, and will not in-
vest or put the money to work -ér in
circulation, just what do they expect
if they: buy government bonds? | They
~, “Pare no more safe ‘than the country :it-
_. | Self. Still they. go on, -srasping tor
:-- | move nnd more,

re aoe soby ree

wae. the

bout all Vancourer has: not gobbled..
Do you suppose someone has bought up
; the desirable property to the east of
“pes {as and now are. about to. switeh the

.| bighway, I. shear , .tumors_re' Prince

cut to avoid ‘those bad roads, and that

-KITSECUGKLA |

_ On account of many of the boys be-
ing away, and .the manager being in
Kitwancool, thé athletic club had quite
a time ‘rustling up a_team to go to the
Kisplox sports on Thursday, but they

DYkte. 7!

that, route as. well: ve
Vhs +My * + ‘

finnliy got'away by truck and had yn] di.

goud time.
_*. ba a _

On Thursday afteruoan,. May 12th
*Brigadler. Carruthers, accompanied by

Mrs. Carruthers, their daughtet Joyée. ;
“aid Adj. Havlorsen came to the village

James Woget and the Home League.en ;
tertiined the guests to dinner, among’ .
ather invited guests were. Capt, Jobn- |
Mi And, Revi, B, Black: A very enjoy-
whl sotlal ; ~time was? ‘spent, at 7.30]
}. m. in the army hall oa service was
hel ‘conducted by Capt. Johnson and
mnong: (hoge” taking part were Adj.
_ Halvorsen, Adj. Parkinson, Rev, Bish-
ry Black, (Brigadier and -Mrs. Carrnth-
(m3. During the service the Brigadier
dedicated the dntan, daughter (har.
latte More} Y id “Mrs. More.

“¢ mn . Tuesday, “May 10th Peter “Brown

prt * a; ue ae

i

clr OW Her ‘f Had ” heir cars out ‘fir, the, 5
“first. Hig* tila ear.: ‘They report the
rid. dal gobdy éofattlon between there :
find Mozeltor., " VE)

“Thomas “Diewhn, pald a “pre: visit ‘ta, :
Birr aes. Woitay? returning eat t tame “ou
Mondicy ‘aint wings: ot

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_ Recent Publications 2°

“4° Lode-Gold’ Deposits of the: 1 Zeli llos Aren—

Askind—by’ Tohn 8. ‘Stevenson:

2 Possibilities” for the Mannfoctare
Colunhia—by’ J. M.- ‘Cummings ‘
8 Elenientiry: Géology, ‘Applled "40 atyk
ee Notes. on Place ° ‘Mintig. da: eaten fdr, the: ing Bait:

** thon OF ‘the: dud dual. miner,

"5 Sketch. Map of’ '
feds ad ly

ya on, 1

4 ‘the. shore
“anrtioiler, aren ae

of Mineral Wood in

ac aS

Vest: Coast va vcoivey
Britist +

ospecting (Revista “Editlon)

.cure- track. wheels for-our Cars, -or tear
up the G.NLR.. and-wse it as a‘ highway
“to Prinee Rupert.

i secure the highway to Rupert.’ As-far
o make n good fob ‘of it find ‘make it J as-
‘per. They could manage tu, get those
Streamlined trains from J sper. to’ ‘Yan
couver sonre sway.

_ . re ‘. -

wiven the west?’ .

with tears of shame. and embarras-
nent.

that carrion? at
eR * .

Possibly: ‘they: have: No». bratus, but al.
least they hive the. ‘guts, - ‘The farmers
Jhnve. ambled Again, said besides. Jots

| sive seed. - Jt: is: a good : ‘thing for the
|-Darasites that, there’: 1852 crop: ‘Of: “suuck-"
ers that canbe skinned ' ‘over and: over,

the that; other -verniiy than warble
flies were, Stepped on abit.” Tf the tare

teuat of Fagista : to’: 8to
' A. 2

is
"Feedired: “Tnatead of gettin ,
adlo Tam th:

who: are rejecting him today? [It doos
| not: seem: just.right that the, Spanish |
people of today should be suffering so
“Are they: reaping the harvest’

‘tt seems strange that the Canadian.

rows: millions at 88.1000% but in this

ad cep We | suppose* Prince: ‘George will 1 dob.
ble the Alaske highway,":as: ‘that is,

someone hag. ‘wangled, the profits, Along :

"At the present rate of progress bntek- a
ward, this country. night -as. well 8e- |

That would: ‘at lenst| "I

as I am concerned they, ‘might. as well |".

Isn't if umusing to listen to. the holy tft
CPR, and baby-faee Hepburn; tell. us|
about what a swell break’ the. east has ¥
I almost ‘break.down.|*

I wonder.at- those eastern. wind.|.
lnigs think they are wetting away with | 7.

of work haye ‘plunted a lot: of. expen-|

par after; year,; but: it. seems ‘about,:.|.

mora ever ‘do wike up, It will be Just |’
‘too bad, It will take more, thin a:

I wonder. if. some. of the ynemployerl
were cugnged . nieking these _ Signs, or
it they drew, their, relief, while, the
savernnent paid some good. Liberati a
hig price for-thém. I-may, be. wrong,
but ‘in view of other bright Idéas the
sovernmeut: has, it is possible these
hew signs were all made down in Van-.
conver: They need! the money down
there, , Or course it is only. a source of
wouder . to “me. ‘I have no way of
knowing what goes on with my money,
Look at Pattulli,, aud the’ Alaska highi-
way. No one except God ‘anid Pattallo
seem to know what is going to be done,
and neither ave. telling. all they know
—The fection. ds past now. |

x. ~ Still Mystified

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travel int conelies ;