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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
County and District
The KMcvinitue ase sew Ivperta the I ham, fife,. J A Ferguson olpelattvl.",i.
pueenolou of the town this year at 2.- The young will resile uu the
Dm, un Inereaso of 14. mer r last year. groul'x farm uenr Winghaw.
A weddtug took lilaee al the Called
ehur.h parsonage. Walton, ou October
lath, when Itis, tah•leen Isonal Sound -
inlet. keened ohlnghter of Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. R
w.Ill n. 1'rt•amr the bride yf
Joseph ('laire'lunk, Ito'. W. J. Maines
ethyl:ting, Mr. and - Mrs. Luug will
reside lit 4'nu,brook.
Large .{tlantltles of unions are at
present toeing shipped (rem t1,-o'*ll.
the "tattoo eeulre • of this pout of ties
ProvIhee.-
Belo wII Laying purchased a new fire
engin. a fire brigade hex !even ur-
gnolatel in the village. 814Ii Ernie
Bates lie chief.
Mho. Mary I'. 4'asewurr. Morris
tow-usbl1k broke her leg above the
ankle w'blle driving *ow e In the barn-
yard n few day,. ago.
Joseph'Hulst. of 4'fed iton, died 4k•1M
twee 111th at Battle Crick. Mich.. where
Ise was visiting his daughter, Mrs. W.
B. Nlargarth. 11e was In Ili. slxt--
elghtt. year.
('has. I'rex•tor. • 4111 Ilne of Morri-.
was taken suddenly • 111 while driving
• WINGRAM
Mr. and Mrs. J:es, . K. bard. Wing-
hnru.,uuuouncr tht eylgageweut of their
dangle cr. Mabel Ginruile, to Norman
ll. Murray' of Tur.mro, the marriage to
take place early in Novetnb.r.
Mr. awl tire. 11'. f4. Lirrklater mud
Miss Mergaret hi: last week for their
new Moue at et rfurd. s
tattle eh Tut•.tluy of hist week :1131 The death o., urreet ut 1 iet.'rin.
diet the following day. It le 18.1ler4ed 11: 1'., en 0'ts.1.er Nth of .lute Wesley
a blood vese"'1 broke in his head. 4'.1101011. rxJ 1.1'.l' a former resident
The d.•1uh of Mrs. h'inklwiuer. of Winghum. 'rhe father of .4.eeused
wteLuw of Jacob Fink)*•torr, ou 4k•to Wit, to builder brie many years ago
her 111th rewo%041 one of flu• '4dt,t 41...1at one tied had a liquor steno
lowish -et. of the i'raditen tieinity. 'file here.
deceastd eras Int her righty-seteuth A '.Vil.ghaw girl. Ills., .t gees Mr-
7ear. Kayne. tarried off the grand chawp-
Uarry Arne':'l lass ro •igl,cd hjs tocol• iouslip in the a1utnal field day sports
41oa aa-ntalw44.' ..t-444. drool. l Unite -IA -eat Intern. eal.l -hall. Iinrtldl.
Af the• Ilruk of Mom: rein. ,after nlai,y '
yeere' eerviee. anti-ls ettoree-.Ievl ly W
/fr.--Mistneton, of Bis Arifts-. .tie elft.
continue to rsleli• ie H Issll. 11rs 1.jAT;tird..h. ofl'raitbrrrot:-fate
Rani. MffInittl• 11n: b, ern tsls•rittn, iI ls•t•Ti edit:aged by the Bruss,'le st•huol
tibia year in Darvestit:g the kilo rr.e.
oa1IgR to the wet ee•u11144r. Thr er.,p
111 hitltvler than Inst year lint tin- gins•
iffy la net gull•' as good. '1'In• prk•r I+
82.2.1 a• rntnpNr•.I with halal ;t'itotxhet
1.1 •4 y -ea r. - Exeter Timei4.
BRUSItELS
board to take the ev,lranee rises. In the
abssn,. of the r.i.'illar teatime, Miss
Jardine, on account of an attack of
-rot -let fever.
• ,1 Onto has been 4''rnwel Ill Brussels
ter the playing of checker* and clues.
Mr,Samuel unicorn:td Ile vi•ittity A room t'or the purlseae has been Ke-
e(
ro-e( 'Zurich.. _ea '..,l away Tuesday .f last • vide•d in the haae•ua ut of the Siddle
week 1 -i -Iso j I hT- 4T amu Tricor. libraryeqT T 1rr i• aIreatly a good-
Mich..
e.or]lith.. ides• she had herrn under treat- memliershlp. ltev. F'. 1.. Lewin 1s
meat fur seen. wev-ks. The remains presfdeant ; A. tiulll. iiesepr4'wldent ; 11r.
were brought .r , 'Zurich for •Lori•l. 1'. ltani:4ge. eterretalry ; Alex. Il. laaueh-
Ph,' Ienye* tier ho•band, tic' seen• artd lin. treasurer.
one den liter Miss Mary Elliott has returned to
Gertrude Me -floe.. daughter -_f Sir.
and lir .john . ChM.- of Ili -Killers
and farm. t-aohe Taylor. eon 4.1' Mr.
and Mr- 11'm. Tuy;er of 1'arrtia. were
united it• marriage at the M:•Ki11ep
'manse• el, rt. !..14-r trail Ly ite•v. J. A.
Ferguson They will pride. en their I'reslyterian church on the evrt.blg of
farm -telt ..f 1tar11e•11! 4u•toda'r 1941, by Mrs. Mhltern..eprann
At the home of •Mir. and Mrs. John soloist. end 1'. R, Nnlherou. organist
Crozier on 4letober 1114h.'th,'Ir slat pistils. 1,.th..f Brantford. 1t was
dation-1% Nellie -Rate. war united to greatly enjoyed.
sred1.xk t. Robert J. Carrie. fan of --
Mr. apd :Mr, .Andrew 4 ,orlo of Wing -
_Calgary after apetalipg .the rvnlmer
with her father, dlugh it, Elliott.
Mr.: Wm. 14.4,1, has ndlinits1 from
three months' vldt ;,, Edmtnitort. ('al-
gury and other 1V. -t.•111 110111 10t.
A meek recital rias given in the
CLINTON
At W'ealey \','inns church manner. en
25s,
FOR A
PINE FOREST • •r,-si4,' In tl4. Tile y�tu9g--evttgtle
reside In fib '('1swtth:
W'rdnesday of last week, Rev. J. E.
ogg la•rferinell -tire lnarrtage- fere
• teeny uniting Amite Myrtle. daughter
of Mr. and 11rs. John T. Turner of
Chaim. and Ihtvi.1 Edgar Allan of
People with broochltis, asthma,
and lung troubles benefit very
much by living amongst Pine
trees. Why? Because they
breathe the healthy aroma of the
Pines. Peps contain beneficial
Pine essences, together with other
medicinal Ingredients; and for
25c. you may brio Into your
home • veritable Pine forest.
When • Pep 1s placed In the
mouth the pine essences are tura-
ed into healing vapors. 'These
are breathed direct to the
lungs, throat and bronchial tubes
-not swallowed down to the
stomach which la not ailing. Try
Peps for your coltLcough,btonchL
dame asthma. 35c box, all dealers.
Mr.and Mrs. J. It. Butler last w1Wlt
lost their lint. daughter, Jvnu 4 4h. from sa. attack 0f pleanoid*.
-she wag' In her fiftb pear. -
Frehl J. "Width, '1t- Arlt.. of New
Fork Pity. c :ger soft of Mr. and
Mrs. 4'. J. Wallis of 4'linte., was one
of the principals in a nuptial event on
the '131ti inst. at Ale home of Mr. and
Mr,. Adam etteivtart, Stanley township.
whom. daughter. Al -Altai; Mary. was the
lIrieli
The marriegte ceremony w•ti+
pa'rformtd by Rev. J. E. Hogg. a.eslst.d
by the bride'* uncle, here..1. IteEwan
of Churchill. 1;urSts were present
from l.00uloo, Goderleli. Midland and
ethi•r phleew. Mr. mid Mrs. Wallis
rvls--aeit-for New_ York__L'1ti
a ere'!rtr. woe,
has lyes engaged in
hi* profession for the Peet year and
where they will smoke 110 it home.
EXETER
The triepolone line Is '••n_ing to the
estate of the late 11r. 11*ndman has
b. ee porehased 4,0 Wn. I one. of
CARRIED
WIFE TO BED
Suffered So She Could Not
Walk. Restored to Health
byx Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Munelting, Ontario. - "1 3111 aTac-
tical nurse and 1 recommend Lydia
E. 1'mkham'.VegetableCorrlpcylnd to
suffering women. For three months
I was almost helpiesa and could not
sit at the table long enough to drink
a cup of tea. Many a time my hus-
band carried me to bed, I would be
so weak. Then he read in the paper
of a woman suffering as I did who
got better after taking the Vegetable
Compound, ao he went and got it for
me. When 1 had taken'three bottles
I was just like a new woman and
have had splendid health ever since.
When 1 feel any bearing -down pains
1 always take it; sometimes a half
bottle or whatever I need. It ie my
only medicine and I have told many a
one about it. Any one wanting to
know more about Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, 1 will gladly
wnte to her. Indo all I can to rec-
ommend it for I feel I owe my life
and strength to it." - Mrs. NEAL
Bowers, R.R. 1, Minesing, Ontario.
Do you feel broken-down, nervous,
and weak sometimes? Do you have
this horrid feeling of fear which some-
times
ometimes comes to women when they are
-rot wef?- Lydia E. Pinitham'a Veg.
stable Compound is excellent to take -
at such a time. It always helps, and
if taken regularly and persistently
will relieve this condition. C
ale.
ona buts WW1 "fur Love" the r WHY SUFFER
donated b1' BruasR'•busluess then
l, ffour
fhr o whotl witWlL..It (Wyeti's in
.,hens +e lou.
sr„evoterti
i
Tburaday, October 2R, 1V4S - i'
FROM RHEUMATISM
' "fAWi4.1IIES" HA°E MEI Pr irr4, ,
Patrick1►ugau. 4 ', of 1L;. and ire.,.
11'iplaai.l►ngllu of seaforth, mitt 141sx
ltegieit Nuuen.•theahter of Mr; and
V e s. E. J. Nun*I l•oluwbus, °hie,
Were Mohnen ill UV, 'at,fhc 4tl,ie 1
city on (Sieber 61 .tfter the wed-
ding Mr. and Mr I /mom left un u
beneyeloon tri... see" "al days of which
were stent to `teafonh: '
1.. rue I'. Twits. sun of Mr,. Jolc,
j'i11• .'1' Seaford'. was -fatally in
Jorcd
in au nutomet,ilt•sevident at Su,
kutu.;u oe 4k•ttde r 20th. lie was
forty-one scores of ;,o' 111141.4.41-tete--.14-
Widow and our son. ,
)Liss Bertha ('h. -hey hos gone to
Vend the elutes it 1, her aunt, :.ars
Luther Bobbies. ID I I.ri.be.
Mrs: James Strit.'r$. who .Ilan tv -t
cemlly at 4'reswcll. \I 1,14.. eta, to rr.l-
d. et or Vit. aforth b' t,'1 . ber u4tn sin; ••
her maiden name 1,.•ibg Demuth M.-
('o*h.
.lanes 'I'. Scott. elm* left this we e4
for Detroit, wefts g"•n an affeetlouate
seed -off by the 4:o:,grrgat1on of Bea -
forth Presbyterian church. 'Ile wile
r •. appre-
ciation
with a , a Idrtl.s� of ap 1 r
cia tion and several i..nelsume gifts. in-
cluding it purse of •n'.r $1:10 in r.rog-
eltfon of hf• .,ervk.• ae a wcntb.r of
tire ,-heir.
Wino Thorp are 11141 snh,a•.thtrs
fhr Ihee, serving a '{wrtluu• of the
10.'144,10p of I'sls,nte, .
A. A. Trnwpe•r. who has had
charge of .the AW;liean parish ler,' for
the last fell years, is resigning and will
reelect. shortly to a .In•w field of tuber
at Windsor. . ,
The ('yeloue Harkey- League has
tarn rw.rgaaiat•.Lf.'r the cowitag *Lr. I,
ter. The clubs he•luthvl are Henson.
Zurich. i4ashweed . and Exeter. The
oWeers are: Eon. ',residents. Thus. 11r -
I1111111.. M.1'., and .1.'llcik.u.lL•Men-
salt : yresidt•ut. J. 4;. Coetirtiee. Exe-
ter
xe-
ter:st'rrrtary_-treasnrrr. E. Bates.
11�•usall: irlth lila eret•ntice eemmit-
tee on which each rhnb is represented.
At the helm,' of the brides parents.
Mr. at1,1 Mrs. Jorple flowing. L.aulou.
tlek r3t1e st elf light r Mario Katiallur
was united in marriage to Keith Fund.
•
• LUCK -NOW •
Mas. DAVISON
If you are made miserable by
this painful disease, read this en-
couraging letter from Mrs. Louis
Davison of Eau Claire, Ont.
"Some years ago, 1 had a neve re
attack of Rheumatism. I tried many
remedies but received little benefit.
A few months ago, I saw an ad-
sertiseme8t of . "Fruit -a -tire*'" - and
decided to try them. After Taking
four boxes, 1 am now able to do all
my own work besides putting in a
large garden. I take great pleasure
in recommending "Fruit -a -tires" to
anyone suffering from Rheumatism."
eFruit-s-tinea---its - a_.genuine_-fruit
medicine, made from fruit juices in-
tensified and combined with tonics.
it frees the system of poisonous
waste matters and purifies the blood
stream.
Try "Fruit-a-tives" yourself and
let them restore you to health and
vigor., 25c. and 50c. a bog - at
all dealers.
- :h,hrr--44e04«i1---;lar-. relitzne l 1444inu..
ettrr u -wraith'. vi -it to the f'rnirir-
1'rovlures.
'rhe indln•tiom of Rev. A. Freeuu11,
Traverse• ns rector •f sit. P. •r's Ang-
lican ehur'h took place on atutday.
hist. Vie. .1n•hetracee Dole rty of.
Minted.
Tle formal opining of J.lu•kuow -
uew'Iy•Iali.il street` tock 'lace one
WiTith s.ti,,r air 1g*T wt ir.' and. In spite
of unfavorable wea:her, was a notable
.cert. S. L. Squirt, Itepmtr Minister
of Highways. was per, sentand gave an ,
Interesting add rMa. •'ud other N{a•ll kers•
were Provincial' i:ngineer Irvin.
County Engineer stcphenson, Wm,
Maelbauild. exJ)Irl'.I'., 4•hrsley. and
\injor Tolmie, of Senthaurptun. After
fhr otth-ia'l ops•uiu; of the streets a
haapnet was held to the town hall. with
more spew•hrs, and tib,• progrnin of
the day 'eeueladrd With a strut carni -
VRI. 'lancing forints lent up ten tl after
midnight.
The bonnie of 'Mr and 141rs. .limas
Flshrr. Luckuaw, 41a, the mime of a
pretty wedding to. Saturday last.
*on of Mr. and Mrs. .lohe Fold of Exec Ip�p f�
Exe-
ter. The young coned, will resifts. at -•-BABY S OWN TABLETS
' ARE OF GREAT VALUE
At the honor ..r the bride', parents., ' To All Mothers Having Young
Ilctyber _4th, Itte__W_edding was
eolennibted of Elbe E.. daughter of Mr. Children in the Home
and Mrs. W. Logan. to Leo Stephen-
nhcn their yunn.est daughter. Marion.
became the bride of E. Albert Rey-
monds, Toronto. F4411 et Mr. and Jars. 1V,
A. Reynolds. of 4:uelpb.._ iiev J. A.
Janney, officiated. 1111 their 'return from
a wedding trip to Windsor and Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. ltryuelds will reside at
Toronto.
seem
I11t111,*loa ll�rrll swam am as111,■aroon am snail
1111
■ J. J. McEWEN ■
• Phone 46 South Side of Square
1♦
■MMMT■ ■.11M ■/Ml�lafa/M■ ■/01.01
ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF
Sheriff's JellyPowders 11:
it
3 Jelly Powders for 25c and ■
a glass fruit nappie free Ili
Our Special Blend of Black Tea at 59c per Ib. :
it, :, I. lot- per I1.. Try Chia tea; it's a winner mitt is If
1,,'r o _Nle ehenper than the package ten. x
\V.- grit. tr l .'-t Coffee fresh for your order. It kn. IN ,
given satisfaction for years.IIII
.l large 8 ••' lottic of Vanilla or L.'tnon Extract for 25c
111 ii a large' i lie. bottle at fNk'
IN
N�•iv large •• ,.litd BRAZIL. NUTS, this year's ere.l., at 25c Ib.
:tl Lar- *e. ,, Mel.wru's Spcciul, for
$1.00 11
Ll'
1'altutrec 'I 'iie•t Soap, per dozed 49c .
1:' eilnith t",ir peer hag, the cheapest it has been for years. .
Specials in Dry Goods a
Blank.'-. t' uderweur,'Overall-. Shirts, Soek-. \Litt•, illi
(:loves, etc., at right prises•. M
COAL
Empire Anthracite
Marine and General Wiring
Electric Ranges-FIeetrie Welshers
Fittings of all kinds.
W. Me.DO\ALD
Stove size. _hoar *stile. -.---
Pocohontas 4 -inch Lump
$13.0Oa ton.
Briquettes
A first-class fuel for .t.,ves
sad furnaces.
Let u. supply your wants in Fuel.
Prompt service and reasonable
prices
Rod and Gun for November
A nshfng depautwent of more than
usual int. rest. with a gifudsggrpenii e
of other ste.rritl artlrt4i .. --*remrYrr-
fuiturr the November issue ut Hod
mud Gun. which is Just . pnt.Ibdurl.
Two good fiction stories are oleo. in-
cluded lis, the, aggregation of outdoor
reading matter. "McLean of the 1111.1 -
son's Bay." by William V. Miller. awl
,oat- wen of Mr. and Airs Albert Ste, _-_No ether medicine i1 of ,.uvh wtd to "The Blue Buoy.' ly 'IL . (1- .ILobbiva
rtiensee.- tit Klubttrn. Ret Leer- let=-Aatt,'a-j-'•Aw Evemttut Snit*, $h,..,tiv,r
4nrtt efftelated. fhr °#s -p py -'Tshtrtw err --tar ' * g.od yarn of alos.t irtg on the tidal
make their Itome at Khd.urn. eery, 1.e.t meditin('a wether .111, give fiats of the St. Lawrence. Itoney-
)1rs, E. 1.. fame, after a visit with her little otos during the 'trended entitle Dale writes of •'14nit Fishes of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F.d.','atwm. 49.111 111g time h' -•use• !key reguhu, the Bay tie ('haleur," while J. W. Win -
left last week for Toronto to spend u • the slowed: and Lowe la and thus delve tato'., article Is this worth oe •'1'11.4'.
tt•w 4111\-* before retnn*hlg to her home"- out const patluu and Indigestion; pre Owls and Cuckoos.- .tutoug II..
at Calgary. rent ...lie and diarrhoea and trrea,k'np i writers In Flehing Note. this motel,
Mr. *414 Mrs. -lobo Jolla*fou have voids and simple fevers, are F. Merrett, a well-known angler.
purchased a- reepien -r at Wit 11 arra= C�44ererntt/ft fIn I :c'/•-(tw-ia - To•{drt s: -d Ozark- Ripley am! U.41,. �leerte- teho*r
have removed, to that place. i Mrs. .John A. Patterson, Scotch VII- 1 artleles are 'ItI i I.•ue•ntell by a numb. r
'Mr. Finnigan. of d►nugmmiom, who • lige. N.s., mays: -"I have elx chit- of others as well a..a good queries and
IMP, 1114' 41.111 ra et fur the 11.'w bridge d r.u. and all tib. m4tdlelnr they ever Answers section. e . 44. Landis 4:nise
titer Myth rush. has 'et/mmenrrrt -ger ls--i4a}ry's 41w. Tte4+4*' '.. 1 would .and :lwumu,ftiol, department has also
work lelltl hopes to complete the eon- ie., nothing else for them and can en interesting .•.11eetion '-of ys•cin7
reef Mels tall. The bridal'. 9.4114.11 1* wrongly r,.•elll ,ln'Id the Ta b bet* to all trop tribntlone. W. 1', Motley in (int
to be -of weli.i-4'onerete. wttt- have-* . otliertauthers." 7iwe 1'i1k 4,is in..nth dc. -i -with "Ti..
roads ay twenty -erten feet to width Buis'., own Tablets are sold by Wtwderaft Sign Laonguage."
with a five-foot sidewalk. 1111 diens• el,alers , r by mail at 2.1 cents
A* the result of a .erios of inter- n lux from The Dr. Williams' Medi- What our billboards r nitc n..
school games. the Blyth continuation eine 1.11., Itro•kvl1 e. Ont- good hurrieaue. _Life.
Lending a Hand to Mother Nature
L. FLICK
Electrician
Phare 174w Galeria
i.
1000000es •*•••
IThe "Princess Pat"
Quebec
Gook Stove
its the oucstanding
I value in stoves
Telephone 17s= I this year
Blackstone's Furniture
Hydro Electric 1
The People's Power
Cook by Electricite
Wash by Electricity
Iron by Electricity
Exchange
'•n the Iln.adwac .•f ei„den, h
..1/0000.....a
Kodak
Finishing .'
Give us a 'al and
let our ' ork speak
for i . If.
4-
. T.FELL
Tele • one lin Goderkh.
\Ve gilarallter• yr It 11.,. loeops
for 1:;414 hone. 11se.
HYDRO S"CORE
North u,le of Square (.oderieb
• Reed -Th
Brop y Bros.
--Tfi J11 U) i
tj?i1EKal., DiRECTORS
ND EMIivU,111EILS
'beers carefully attended to
at al! boors. night or day
GOOERICH
If I Only Had
the Strength
HOL'SEWORK is not
drudgery to the woman
who is strong and well.
She takes a pride in keeping
the home spick and span and
giving it the artistic touches
which make home attractive.
But when strength fails and
you feel tired and worried
there seems no end to dis-
agreeable work. Yon seeps
to never catch up and every-
thing goes wrong.
Wishes do not restore a
wornout nervous system but
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food does.
By using this great restorative
regularly you can nd take soon gain
in
health and vigor
of the household duties with a
master hand.
Nervous headaches, sleep-
lessness, indigestion and
of
the discouraging symPtn
exhausted nerves disappear
because you have restored
the nerve force to the body.
You can get well and keep
well by the use of Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food.
Use it when you feel tired,
nervous and irritable and you
will soon realize why Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food is the
most popular of Nerve re-
storatives. 60 eta. a box, all
dealers or The Dr. A. W.
Chase Medicine Co., Limited,
Toronto 2, Can.
1. Stripping the mall cot -throat 'hoot.
2. Over 1041* potential cut-thrnwta. Meseurtna
the eaas Ining on hatchery units.
pontothe float-
ing
Mother Nature made
no prevision for the growing army
of Ileak 'Waltons in her arheme of
things. Man supplements nature in
re -stocking the trout streams of the
Canadian Pacific Rockies. throdgh
the agency of the Department of
Marine and Fisheries, which conducts
artificial Cut-throat spawning and
hatching operation in the Rockies
each spring.
Authorities have estimated that
Only about three percentof
all
Cut-throat trout eggs y
spawned, hatch. trout,
reason given is
the desire of fish spawning at other
times to feed on the newly laid eggs
with the result that the male Cut-
throat, after driving off the enemies
1ert11isee the eggs too late, when they
ave absorbed so much water that
. they cannot absorb the fertilizing
twin.
From 87 to 90 percent of eggs
artificially spawned at Banff and
Spray hakes, hatch under artificial
methods. This in how it is done:
Towards the end of March host
.4.410, Zenon
before spawning time the trout ars
caught in nets, stripped, and re-
turned to the ,treams, while the
eggs from the frtr.ale ani fertilizing
fluid from the reale Cut-throat are
mixed. In ten weeks the young fry
is ready for its n( w home in tie trout
stream where it reaches the length -elf
over eight inch.". to about roar years.
The annual spring harvest of
Cut-throat egg. at Spray Lakes --
each female giving from P00 to 1,800
eggs- is ahcat three-quarters of a
million. At r rcaent 624,824 Loek
/,even trout a ..tri,' 172.918 Lake
Superior Salmnn Trout, 515,906 Rain-
bow, avid 5,800,000 Pickerel eggs are
batching in the Band Hatchery. The
s,.
hates for 1928 will also include one
million Cut-throat eggs imported
from Wisconsin and 25(4.000 from
Spray Lakes, making a total of oyer
eight and a nal( million ergs }intellect
in the Canadian Pacific Rockies to
provide sport for anglers.
The outstanding example of the
good results accruing from tnis work
Legun in 1914, is the growing annual
catch of Lake Superirr Salmon
Trout at Lake Minnewanka, about
nine miles from the C P.R. Banff
Springs Hotel while Spray Lakes, an
easy riding trip from the Hotel is still
the favorite (out -throat flaking area
In the Rockies, where fishing 1s as
gond as ever in spite of the growing
number ol anglers.
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