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the centre of England:

explored Shakespeare’s country,
from Leamington...
Warwick Castle isa reat grin
fortress by the sparkling’Avon,"
full of : ‘interesting pictures and:

“punch bowl’? — while on the
lawns peacocks . strut and, call:
stridently... . rom: thé, home of
the kingmaker we passed to St;:
St. Marv’s Church, ‘where the
Beauchamps lie under carven

tombs, and banners and noble

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memorials bear witness that War-
wickshire has ‘played the man”
in modern struggles.

All this, including a welcome
by the mayor of Warwick, took
place in the morning, and before
we sat down to luneh;: with the
mavor of Stratford-on-Avon in
the town hall, we-had ‘‘chara-
banged” through Charlecote, with
its deer park, lovely" hall, and
“tumble-down’’ stile. .

Theafternoon wentin “doing’’,
in’ approved American’ ‘tourist
style, the sights of Shakespeare’s
town—the:churech where he lies, *

the cottage at Shottery:.where he
wooed Anne : ‘Hathaway, and the|.
memorial theatre where:his plays},

mer festivals each year...

“oaused’’ at Kenilworth Castle,

-Telkwa Lumber Co.

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Building -

Cabinet: ; Making

All kinds of ‘building material carried

in stock

TELKWA

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Wagon Repairing

- Butkiew Valles

Contracting and, met many, fellow: scribes of

the Staffordshire . ‘and. ‘Warwick-
shire ‘Newspaper, Society.

famous. pump. “room. ‘and baths,

- Notice

at, .

WHEREAS, under the provisions of

Then we were

before we, were, standing “putside|°

7 Torquay station. listening. to a

| merry welcome from Mr. Alfred

It was
on Wednesday, July:9th;' that: we:

; ‘fall,

armor—not forgetting the’ great

Tour: of the- Provinces, Beotland- and Wales."
‘ a te 7 Sy wy. rae a ’ I
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e hundred minutes < were sut- came. ‘next,

“The, Royal Naval
Collede dooked dbwh |
thr : ‘otnes We @ djse
embarked and motored back to
Torquay. ;

cA ftera-eplen aid lignth? as questa
of the corporation | at the town
where ‘the * ‘mlavor ‘of Ply:
‘thouth attended “to ebnvey a wel-

eome, we got horribly late for the)”
‘féndérs’ sént* to ‘take“us aboard |
M.S.’ Revenge, ‘but most of the|
‘party ultimately visited her, One a

of the ‘guides there was Lieut.

Mountbatten, who" married, not)”
‘ong ‘azo, Miss Edwina’ Ashley,
one of thé richest ‘heiresses ‘of| ~~

England. He is a son of Prince

Louis of Battenberg, to whem is}: -
due much of-the eredit for having} * °
|\the: Royal‘ Navy ready to fight)’
|when the need came in 1914.
Luckily our evening was ‘free’? |

and su one might wander to van-

tage points and look at Tor Bay,'|*

crammed with the ships of the

Atlantic fleet which had come in

that morning.
We travelled to Bath next day.

First came a delightful motor}
{drive from Torquay to Exeter.

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the. house : ‘where - he was les

are presented. at spring and.sum- |

As our programme..runs; wel

that great ruined, fortress where
history, romance and: literature
conspire to make. men dream— | SO eeaenees ,

that is, those who have. time,.to. Surprising ‘Vastness of Amount Pel
sit amid its sheep-nibbled. mounds! .
‘and meditate. Atnight we dined| ..
with the mayor of. Leamington] :

and revelled in the beauty of the|.
—— | gardens nearby.
) Thumming south, for five and, a.
"> half .hours, with only one -atop

TOPS ALL |
“PREVIOUS |

IN 1923-NOW SHOWN TO
oo BE 2 $60,000,000

onstrates All-Importance of”
; Lumbering

Rese official investigations show
that: the ‘industrial payroll of the
Forest Industries .of British Columbia

‘|. | for’: 1928 . was far greater than the
Next morning: -we inspected the,

original estimate.
Tt has | now been ascertained that the

sum actually” paid out in wages jast |
pyear’ to the workers. in the, woods, |.

in Jumber manufacturing and re-manu-
facturing-plants and in, pulp and paper

mills exceeded. the aly, incredible aun

of $56,800.00.

It rnust "be ‘yememabere that this|
figure’ does’ ‘Hot. ‘include ‘wage ‘payments
to office and: administrative staffs and

T. Gregory, president of the ‘to. persons employed .-in. tha..sale and

_ tha Royalty ‘Act, Chapter 76, Statutes South-Western Fede ration of | distribution of the finished article, nor

+ 1914, the royalty on timber to be col-
4 y  anuary Jat, 1925, wall,

be
more than three times the royalty | now Torquay is. new, a8 towns go]

lected beginning
from sinformation now. ‘available,

Poor

being gollecters
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tions have been made t

industry 6 ean b
AND W

. b epinnin
_ basis or the pein ina ah Act woul
immediately reau in as
the entire: industry ‘inthe P

HERBAS urge t represente-
i pen this increase

HEREAS thé representations
made have: gone # (far: ag :toluay tha
y attempt to collect fie: royalty |

wary “let-nex on
oreaen E would niedical baths’ sérvice,. ‘placed: ‘at

utdown of |

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Newspaper: Owners. |

Bdioip tage ta et yee

OTICE is hereby. given’ that pub- some of us" biick ‘to normalcy. i
this

li ‘heating “upon

held in the Executive |
ment: Buildings,

Hxecutive Couneil “or such’ Membe

questo will
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: Royalties! will, ape fidetof the ‘ubiquitous ‘charabaiies |
‘ae: | ‘anid‘motored through high- banked
Devon" ‘tenet to ‘Dartinouthy:': CATT

ovelitHip ‘by steamer, up the’ batt an

jhere. It is linked ‘by houses to water
‘Paignton, and may soon take in|.
- invroyalty i snuck “heavier ’ thair ‘the ‘Brixhatd, , famous of .old for ita “When ‘all these’ are included it is in mati

sata | to assert that-in 1923, the amount ; oe

hat| of William: ‘of Ordnge.” Its motto|of money. diabursed in wajes by the nore oS
is Health’ and Happiness.” The, Forest Tniduétries ‘of B. C. “approximated

‘trawlers and ‘aa the’ landing place

four disposal, did much to bring

“At these ‘paths’ tlie mayor re-
Vietoria,..before, ‘the | ceived Us‘ and dancing’ ‘followed.
elie ‘captain’ ‘ofthe USS: Weat |"
Virginia ‘held out a hand here for

does it. take into, account the trans-
portation forces exclusively engaged
in handling’ thie rodlict' on land ° and

to’ "360,000, 000.

i Every: day. fresh: evinénee: ‘eomesito| ants
hand -.demonettating' the pxtent .to}]

which, British. Columbia - is, dependent

on, “the unhampered orking. of its Freat, ,

basic’ industty.

“Soime “idea of the “melgnittuide ‘of “thie!
lumtiermen’s: “payroll. may. be gathered ||
from the fact, that in 1928 it. was moréd

whet

“ ‘Sidelights\ on @ Great Industry ide. .

Let K ODAK sell

* your: oestock.

Reproduced in breeders” iagazines and ‘fair

catalogues, and - inclided. with -business: letters, -.|f
| pictures of your cattle, - horses, sheep, -hogs,
“are selling arguments that cannot be. denied.. 2

. |W Kodak gives: you just such “pictures . the 7
| easiest’ way—and the cost is little enough. . : . |

_ ‘Choose the Kodak you need from. “the wild .
4] assortment on. display: at: our Kodak ‘counter. Al

Aitographic Kodaks $6: 70 up:
Kodak Film—Einishing cee

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8.5. ‘PRIN ce RUPERT or ¢ PRINCE GEORGE. will
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ya TORIA, SEATTLE and intermediate points each
" ‘Monday,. Thursday and Saturday at 11.00 p.m.

me For ANYOX, ..ccees eens ‘... Wednesday, 10.00 p.m.
For. STEWART...-..-.---: veo en:triday, 40.00 p.m.

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PRINCE R RUPERT EXHIBITION, SEPT. 9-13, 1924

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