NEW HAZELTON, B C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1H, 1935

For sefety, comfort, convenience, travel by rail, Jaspe r Nationai
Park, is only one of many delightful break-journey: points
en ) route, There is no extra charge for stopover privileges.

For information call or write —
LOCAL AGENT
or P. Lakie, D.F. P.A., Prince Rupert

¥-19-35

Vancourer, Prince Rupert, Jasper
Natiopal Park—1900 scenic milea
by rail and ateamer.

‘Here and There:

Fine percheron stallions, smart-
ly groomed cavalry chargers of
the mounted police, racing and
_ pacing” horses and mounts train-
_ed in.jumping and for the hunt-
ing field mingle at the village of ~
Montebello, P.Q,,.on the north
shore of the Cttawa, for the an-
nual Scigniory- Club Horse Show
this summer during August 15-18,
Thursday ‘to Sucday. .A musical .
ride: will be put-on by the Royal
“ €snadian “Mounted Police. ‘The. .

- eyent is under the. patronage. of..
His Excellency the- Goveritor-
General and Canadian and Anrer-
fean society folks are expected in
large numbers,

- Enjoying a short stay at ‘the
-Banff Springs Hotel on hia way
to taking up his post in London,
His @xcellency T.. Matsudaira,
Japanese ‘Ambassador to Great
Britain, stated to an interviewer,
“] prefer just to enjoy myself and
to forget for a few hours that. .
there ‘are more arduous duties

Eyery person .in British

‘ Columbia is'in some way‘
dependent on the revenue
‘ from forest products.
This great natural wealth
is your responsibility ...
.: be careful with fire in the

woods.

Be Sure Your Match, Cignretie or
Fire is Dead Before You Leave it

three are under 21 years of oge and
siugio. ‘The inquest ‘was opened Mazi-
dus.

A REAL TOURIST PARTY -

The Potter party composed of six or
mare arrived in Hazelton Just Thurs-
day amd. remained: until -Saturday ev-
ening when their cars-arrived from tie
coast and they :priveedel erst.” While
in Hnzelton' ‘they spent their’ time fish-
ing and sight seeing. Bud) Dawson
and others aéted as honorary emides,
fad as a result the fishermen got a lot
af fine sport. ‘They avere well pleased dnys ‘ngoto:get his-flrst view .of a rail
From here thé putty gues to Francois| way train, He was quickly, taken in

Take and then to Fort &t. John for &:tuw by Canndian National - trainmen!
few days ond on to’ Prince George and shown everything from the engine

HIS FIRST TRAIN AND PULLMAN

Priuee Tripert. B. C., August 13—
Jeewn: From the north where he Eas
spent ‘practically all his life, tl ‘tall
stranger stepped off the bont a few

comprise representatives of

Island red.

Canada are at Ottawa,
hivd

Ont.
eredit256.5
The

256.1 points for 225 eggs,

°o1G eres,

Tiewler bird has aii. ‘

The big plane: which -nevived in Hast
elton last week aud which was-held up.
for several days-on aecount of clouds,
got away to Alaska on. Saturday morn-
ing with its cargo of. fresh- fruit. and

vegetables,

nw thousand pounds of freight.
ee :

The first and second birds for all
the leading
behing in the Canadian ‘ contest,
owned hy G. 8. ‘Taylor of Bloomfield,
‘She is a Leghorn and has to her
points for 222 eggs.
second bird ts in the Ontarto con-
test and is a Barred Rock owned by A
3. Urquhart of Greenfield, Ont, ‘having
Third place
goes to New Brunswick contest with a
Tiarrded Rock for C. M. Grieves, Har-
vey Station, N.B,, with 252.2 points for
The fourth and fifth places
ave in the British Columbia’ contest
nt Agassiz, are ‘both’ white © ‘leghotns
and ave owned by FL 6. Evans of Ab-
botsford “and ©. Headey of Cloverdale,
being tied for points with 251.9. ‘The
Evans bird has 211 eggs while ‘the -

- The -plane-carried about

three
breeds, vix.. Barred Plymouth Rocks
four; white Iezhorns 3; and one Rhode

than the contemplation of this
lovely piace.”

Addreasing a gathering of ‘the.
Rotary Club of Victoria at the
Empress Hotel, recently, Premier
Joseph A. Lyons, of Australia,
pointed to the British Empire as
a great force for peace and urged
Canada to cultivate a more favor-

. eble trade with his.own.country, ..
‘Last year, he said, Australia
bought from Canada $18,000,000
worth of goods, while Cannda
bought from Australla only $6,-
600,000 worth.

‘The. Algonquin Hotel, St, “An-
drews-by-the-Sea, New Druns-
wick, opened for the summer sea-
s0n at the end of June, and is now
the centre of much holiday acti-
vity. Their Excellencies the Gov-
‘.ernor-General and Lady Bessbo-
Tough. were among the guests
- and the famous Katy’s Cove bath-
ing beach is again as in former
years very popular with the
children, and the younger. set. .

The

“With the increasing popularity -
‘of ‘vacation trips on the Great
“Lakes, the. Canadian Pacific has.
‘expanded ‘its. Great Lakes. steam-—
ship service to include ‘calls ‘at
Port Arthur on westbound voya-
ges ‘as well as eastbound, These
‘ships have. been outfitted with
deck sports, including quoits,
shuffleboard and. deck golf. Dan-
‘elng and musie bring pleasure to .
‘the evening hours. The-schedule ,
makes it possible ‘to take an en-: |
“joyable weels’s trip going. either
way with overnight stops at both

“tends, Port MeNicoll and. ‘Fort.

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Notary Pablie

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Representing

Attention .

‘Wo. Grant’s agency |}

Leading Fire and Life-
Insurance’ Companies’

“You Office Work given’
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:, William.

The ‘Maritimes’, are “agin this
_ year attracting a large number
“of tourists from Canada and: the
+ United States, ‘Actoss the:Bay of
Fundy there -is a very pleasant
steamer trip from Saint John. to
“Digby whore the Pines: Hotel.is.,
“oeated and from Boston 10, ‘Yar-
mouth with its'well known Lake-
“gide Inn, tlere are regular sail-
ings, -Also the’ Cornwallis ‘Innate:
Kentville, is a firat-class centre

line Country around Grand Pre.

August ip the peak month at

bY the Bani Springs Hotel when. 5 t

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where they will store their cars anil
uirke a side ‘trip to Jasper Park for
Awoeolk on, thelr return to ‘Prince Geo:
ree they will resume. ‘their auto? trip
sonth vin the “Gizlboo, These were.
tunnists, .t ne pstite ‘who, want. to see the!
on otfitny and: Aciow" "the ‘Beeat out: doors,
“More and-more. of this elass. of tourist’
swonld he. Wwéleoine int thie hotth.

ine hoines ‘ome ‘on; the

Angnat: 11, and’ ‘apparently: here the.
ear) 8: light’

deat at a,xopid, speed, the,
x raat -turned. A over;

to “observation car.
terest was:in the. dining cay and pre

He ‘looked ‘upon’ the porter “a3 one: af

Chis heind,”.

His greatest in- t

paration of meals-and the sleeping car |

_ mysterious persons: who, by. wa wave (at|-
protiueced wellmade ‘and|:
comfostnhle: beds trom ‘the: air. - Hey};
suddenly: “beeame sb comfortable : Enat:
hei hoped: Edmonton,: ‘his , destination,
an puulght she. located. dn. the- tiext: -qnarter

: Seated “fenders. Will, be ‘yoosived by’
the District Forest, Prince’ “Rupert, Be
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