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Pianist, Exeter dvoCate' Areetsrong;-Geetta Cas
Miss Anna
next meeting will be
home of Mrs. Rundle ob
when a special speaker w
ent, w.
isses Dorothy", ai Vie Ads, 33.70.;
, CarriejOke work on Tp. Rds "40.
eftreyy. e The aingessied. ensile •to
eld • axle the •John JTohns, rep on
June •Stli, -Dominion Road Mach i ery C•, rep.
1 be pres- for' grader, 42.65, Carri=d.
Council adfourned`to Meet Satur-
dalr, Ju4y '7th, 19 2 3
Henry Strang, Clerk..
Sanders & Cree.;h, Proprietors .
'Subscription. Price—In advance, $S 50
per year in Canada; $2.00 in the
pelted States. All subscriptions' •rat
paid In advance 50d, xtre charged.
Wm. Moodie
• Frank Got-
bridge;• 70e;
rader, '. $15 ;
Local News
1:423 Gent Iia
rHLRSDAY, JUNE 7, Credito
for
MTs. Feed. Rick e I and ehildres1.of lTr. 'W 3. Smith
• Miinhi., ,are ere visiting lava eta:three flays',last
eek ata busie
-.i ';]irorthington,
��do
with the former's parents Mr. C and nese._
wee
___ MTs. 'Sol. Hardy.�ch�ool Reports
Miss Gladys Wolfe is rsitur,g her t ale- Wm Walker, Exeter :\north, is
sister in 'Windsor, for a. f t weeks 'attend Toronto 'thiq week where she will '
Rev. and 'Sirs.' Dri,er's !children of attend Convocation, ten her , son, confined Elam •Page 1
Bruce, -will hevc his de�lee conferre9 Pass, Lois
Hanover spent Sunday wit the par- upon him. e - fuer 76, Hazel Blaonnfie�ld 75; sLois
exits. 11 Stathatr.. 74, Mena Kestle 73,
1Liss Lizzie Browru rata red to Lon.-, were 4lartim 72, J
01-
Voda liter weeks,
siting at her .1r, and Mrs. Jos. S. Harvey Ilutgwood 65, Lloyd Frecklefo 62, Nel-
et
da m on - 3,j ]n S nnie n taw .aye this week at' - en} Vale 62.
hams here far Mrs. few weeks. s d \lath dist Cant ren" a Brunie Buchanan 89
Rev, .s flC j aSarniad� theienst Ise•n; ere -sent t the Ord;nuati'>n Jr ie 62. iuors,D epi Jackson, tlf,
Methodist Canferenco_• t eldest son', yurdon, «o .h•e Harry Cole 88, 7
past Mr.creek, i , e ljas been ap- eseph
church ,n% Marguerite Bloomfiel nJ
Cla fora Batten e ,
'�lertan�T�lls�a��c�1��IhaFrmaved the
pointed to then C�tes�arth Wallace Seldory 87,
_ tT r r Creech 7e, Ruth Balks -sill 80, Grafton.
Creditors Publi• c ei: 75, Ken-
.
the house £armerly'i occupied by lent County �__, Cachran�e 76, Hugh W 1P tan 74
Mrs. Fred Eiiber• Fred Haist,j'I11ED IN THE, WEST, I Co Ward 75, Merger Eerereng
illy riI gt Nelson 72
\Iassr.;, 'Wm. Ii also. , Smith ase of town receiv- Richard Tramper 74, Kuhn 70, Helen
Chas F. nyaLrer and ni 'Vers Robert D,inneY j Dorothy Cox 72, Justinanon 62, Helen,
avar:,..n; ire Lar„den to a few aceeks, 'sed word this w ek of �theYd'�twho 5tanbury 66, Mary
in a brick 'yard. i , e-
his; brother, Mr. J �' 24, at Heywood 60,
Mrs. (Drell Orme has x'eec td ham died at Millet, Sa •, 5onj MMahn and 4 H Form 2, Sr,—.Pass, Jack -Redden 73,
,e the ego of 64 yearMuriel Kay . � Kenneth Vale 67,
from London, 'flex her ec•ent illness.Stella Little 60.
Vie all hop= for a epee i recovery.
sor i ve attend,
Mies Lily. Lawson. of endear is vis-' days. The late Mr, er t was post- Number enrolled 42; average with her Parents, lr. ante Ills. m :star and mane o ver nit Millet, and n N 40er a ro lie 42; a 'e teacher.
itir:'ra �' ' ' a Eery days p•reviau to is death was ROOM . I
Eli rs. B. Sr., Iv recovering , on, his away home, we
cels. B. Brown 1 d his car I Standing Helen Salt
nicely since her operatst�n in Victoria Iabout tantr front Hos`` load to an
Hospital. Fred 'last' ti� ; drew elf the
Mr. Kerr spent 1 i g ti u-a•s found some tirr
day in Detroit at a shoot, running Pt from a stroke of pr
a good score. t
Mr. Wm H. Ga se:r 1 ft on .- bus:- eosJ'to xufartute. He
hor e1
for err Yark removed t
let'
E
Badder weakgess
h th mail. When.
home
d ul e '
side, ash re'!he
e la ere suf ffering
rely is, ::nI - an un -
E as a at once tak- ,mer Hunl:an, 6 2.
d sled for and Sr, II b' -.,.Honors, Marion Davis,
:� .:, was r hs own home, I
7S' Florence Corn -
which
trip T+1 ^day t d t;ansciousnleSS, 83; Allan Fraser, ' 75. Pass, Bai-
The Trustees an ehar e of tle nth seat . by never regale Mated, The lett, 76e" Jean. Penhale,
whw field di mu had a :fence ra�nce, .nassin, away as ;baa
> hew Town-' ly Burke, 68; Mildred Collingwoo ,
}vlMes adds much to -C app" St. de:eeesed was bona itu ' p 85;Aldon App
1L'�s R lcw of Alma College, being a soda of th late Gliarl-5 leton, 60,
Lyle Kahn., ship, e:nb ;rents Jr. TI a—Honors, Utah Clark, 87;
Thomas, zisted with \lies Lyl rye He resided vele his p
•
h• tit he ma aLe.d, hie vele h being 'hiss
at the home os her parents hers Over, 'trey' tj 'Dorothy Davis, 85 Bulky Chester
S Mr. Re Faruson, daugbt r of the late ;82• ass, S
Far a zLmb:er of yearn Connie Jennings,
galas
Mer, Russell Clark Sarnia, the Ca isitink� Robt, Fannon'. f .ager Cornish, 61.
gat,h of Commerce, is visiting they resided ‘near Seat rth, and Honors, L is McDonald,
« a hem for a few days removing io• the West' Jr. II b—
a, h_:et About
11 a, go who •e he las since S5; Marguerite Cann, 84; Mariorie
tbout 11 years as , if he survives C 1'n 82 • Mervyn ms, 81, Pass
based on daily work.
er,
Sr. II a—Honors, e
85. Pass, Teddy Wethey, 70; Harold
Appleton, 68; Viola Hodgson, 67; Al -
i ressded.
Dashwood I
ed by Besides his , seven isaughComplin, ,
• a tet of a family,Allan Quance, .63; Eld I .;ding, 60
of whom are mar -nth Fraser,
Icrud three sons, all Sr, I girls—Honors,
>three 97; Florence Stewart, 91; Jean Ross
reed but two, an,c�,a11 live in the West 83 . 82 ;
but two. He is also survived by Vera KesSe, ,
Lost Two era Fingers.—Wide Harry , brothers and two sisters—Mr. Robert. 90 ; Honors, Jean Pilon, Cham-
of2;
Canons awal operamila a tai ues a I of-, and •Thomas Denney of town and Chris. Dorothy Luker, 79.
barman's he had t e1 r Tuesday ars of Stephen; Mrs. Wes. Lyons of Ed-.
bars, , 95' How -
d Mrs, George Walker of 98• Tom Elle`rington,
ternaon, he had the +,first two Simpers ;nMtan, at .The ftinerai 'took and Kerslake, 92• Kenneth Hockey,
h;s x,4;ht hand, cut off .'Uadly North Battleford. ' 85. Pass, Jimmy 9 0 ; Jack StanUury,
Sanders, 73; Eddie Ward, 72.
• Jr. II—Honors, Adeline Stone, 89;
Winchelsea Eileen Snell, 86; Mavis Spencer, 85;
________ i Billy Walters, 76. Pass, Teddy Bat-
Wedded,—"rhe marriage took place ten, 74; John Payne, 73; Irene Col-
' aro Church, Wind- � lingwood, 72; Stanley Ward, 68; Al-
cl:,;s Emma. , It' Ian Nelson, 67.
were a_: : ' i' r Hey« to, daughter of , No. enrolled 45, aver. atter. 43.2.
Chelsea, to Na j Nellie Medd, teacher,
hol.da ii i Otven Sound vns-! !'_:s. to son of ,4Lr, and
�- slants, I J• f Toroin The Ur:de ROOM i
iced Sunday here -with sP and Mr ' �1*,. B. E', YVilsotL, Tar lute•• Com-'
th Wo killer's Cies-, 5—Honors, Reba Simmons
er five y•. ,Jac: ry ,
es- of ?�.utomo $8 Irene cloeney86, May Quance 8
cane be remedied
' Though you suffer with that
dragging, nagging p in the
bladder, with' frequent sting-
ing urination which shows
brick. dust deposits, and with
all the extreme discomfort
of urinary wealmess,-^you
can get quick, sure relief by
using Gin Pii ls, Whi suffer
a day longer? Gia Pills have
helped thousandshen andel dla•i mea,
chil-
dren. Just try them!, A few
doses will prove to you how
unnecessary it is to suffer.
NATIONAL DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.
OF CANADA, LIMITED, TORONTO.
CGt yon"
a FIFTY CEN S
[attendance 20.L 2f Davis, teacher.
SCHOOL REPORT, OF S. S. NO.
3 STEPHEN, for the mot sof MDeere
Sr.•
- air;, Fred Weaberg,L sr., was place. an MaY
gored by a cow int the field one day
last week. She had h4 -colgr bone'
and . ewers] rifts broke:
shoulder misplaced, besides ;being,
badly bruised .•
:lir. Win. Ehlers of Kitchener As-
ited i.a torn over, the w. ek end. ' Marys rye Arugl?JC
:'Ir. and Mrs; 'Wes Wolfe and fam-. an St. June ?nd,
to s r, : eafa th over the son, oad of Tom
spa`
r M Hey,oad,1
- I -a T: man o Zari on. a ,
n69SLuella a S
Knight 63. J. 4
3—Ella Dearing 7
Margaret Penhale 7
tie 75, Greta Dear'
ders 62. Jr, 2—Lel
Gladys Penhale 69,
,lake 68, Gertrude l
Eli Christie ••7. Jr.
Sr. 2—Horuars,
Pass, Earl Chris -
65, Bernice San,-
Jorye62. Sr.1.
Vie Stanlake 67,
—Douglas Trieb
Murray Scott 65. Jr. or 79. Pr.
ter 71, Primer A—Ray J Y
B -.•Howard Laverty 70. _
Number on roll 17; average
attend
twee 16,-D` Kuntz,
SCHOOL REPORT OF S. S. NO,
7, STEPHEN, for the month of May:
Sr. 4—Edward na
• Nelson,
79. Jr. 4 ) dl4433,
`ha
Ir. ::n.e] Mrs. Art.. oan .
anal \ir'. Jae. Englat:4 of Thedfard j nest it n Iithrt far of
e.
spat Sunday in taavu g her and the groom Is mane
4r 5 tnli week s:tines
'ter get ngvile bile Insurance Dept., of
mother n Liability Assurance
:4i. -L Beatrice Gr a reel of Toronto He Lab -1 v rs eas, was a ramated to Seldom Buchanan 8
1 the
at ink overseas, Charlase' Co - 1n 8
n with her , ,';ins • t e eek o1 captain, and was :n France n-
i"a -ell TJ ur t -� . , Grayb is,via-A-• h
time after the. avar,warkiBel'ore 85, Ray Creech 811
i d 'errs. Mrs. la dbeab Sr pow`-' ;son 74.
"tag 3�.Y Toronto Miss Heytwo'od' "class 3—Honors,•
yir. „and 'errs. S. Ireland of Strat-f • lea - vim;
Brutish Governor -n • Hazel Clark 83, Ver
•'th a miscellam•e
ars ' 1 p de 8S R'�Ynion r
the Empplay- •-mast C(mesh se. gltt'Y Tramper 91,
Carporatian. Class4'—Hostio.rs,Helen Weber 88,
Margaret Taman
1,Pass, Ray Hutch -
La Co]1im.gw,00d, Sr
ani Wells 31, Ed-
arty Penhale 74.
Wilson 56,
Gouldy Schraeder�
Lampert 53, Eileen
lam. Lochner 34.
Houlahan 55, Cathe
Dorris McKellar 35,
Sr. 2—Ila Sweitzer
42. Sr. 3—Mar
Baynham 49, Wil -
Jr. 3—Margaret
fine alcEachi:n• 50,
orne Dietrich 23
Arthur Bayn-
8, Beatrice Bay am 67, Thomas
ham arl 39. 2—Mi red Lamport
62, Evelyn Savea:eitzer 59, -
M,Iartha Gow-
er 54, Freddie Schroder 47, Arnold
Bayrham 41. Sr. 1—Russell Me,11in100
Jr. 1—Samuel Sweitzer 90, Sr. ee i—
eoDietrich 90 Roy Lampert
ch
55. ern '
55. Jr P.^Evelyn, Harlem 100, Lucile
Theodore
feed. and Mr. end, 11x_. E. y , lett- ;:th .Cann 81; Pass,
I emus shower, the staff with an . Fred Ellerin; err Besnier t 5.
London were Sunday visitors at the friends present., C1 ran and toaster Ston 70,I y
q,r.... ill E. 1,e Yager
g lnr • rid coffee percolate;•, Class Rowe.Dinney Q2,
,L, se ,�c iasLr is visiting aid the chaerman of the board a'tth a 2—HonorCliffard Heywood 2,
ii r. LIo. Grace Baker 84, Martin 83,
Lloyd EcLQhtrif :r of Ithis ngtouxl substantial cheque. cfarY Sims 75 ./Pass, Patsyren. Sanders
,l_. -. _ Class 1A—Honors, Viv70.
.;gc:^«t Sunday and, 1londay,at his home '~— Pass, Gordon Appleton 70, Phyi11~'S
he ac• USBOitNE COU`TCIL 75 ;
Elliott 68 Jack i erru�ck 65,
::, Homer Guenther of Crediton the Tp. Bierling 63, Elizabeth Foote 60. Janke
end 21ise Eno •en Cf Windsor were The Municipal Council °Towushil> iNaxval J
ti met at the Pass, Raymond Smyth 70,
holiday ver t'.i 'sr Home, at of Usborne, 68, Jessie Jennings Mary Van
--.tome
t Avery ,pent the holiday ' Hall, on June 2nd. All members 8, pass, s 63, Charlie Snell , 0.
Lc a ri et Sururasl. 67, Harry Kestle 65, LloydSV n
.?-.; ']-t Sururas end friend :; of.were present. readindtes of meeting of Rarry Klulei61, Florence.
St d spa,.t the: Willer
k'end with Mr. May 5th, were and approved on camp
p64..
Stan -
and .._. Orta i4 sll,rt, motion of ,Hanna—Skinner: Snell 60.
Number enrolled 44; averageeacl>°-
The members of Councilsardeclare tendamce 41-0. M. Taylor,
--"'-� subscribed to the necessary
Carmel tion, they resolved themselves into
slt{�bs"-ani. a Court of Revision, for the 1923
Assessmesnt Roll on mo�isotru f Stew-
art—Ballantyne.-
Dogs Luff
having been destroyed, John
Lux -
ton's Tom Bell's and Rufus"Kestle's•
Samuel Smith's Assessment lower-
ed from $2.50 to $1.50.
Changes of property: Robt. Wood,
pt -10, . con. 6; 2 ac, to Geo. Kellett;
Win.Win. Nairn, lot 16; con. 15,
Jane
Walker.
• Court closed on Motion of Skinner
--Ballantyne, the :Clerk` having been
authorized to make the necessary
corrections. •
•
Communications, . re: Continental
"Finance Corporation, the Clerk was
' fru
ct
ed
to
return turn' it unanswered
ins
bein • impertinent;- re Dr: John
as g cone re Regist -
CW: S. McCullough,
tion of births, that the Clerk notay
-�---- delinquent physicians; re S. Huron
RZ,*RON:DALE Returning Officer's letter as to fixin5
_ _____ polling places for the forthcoming
The annual meeting of the Husain- election. The Clerk reported his an
ld et
-
dale.
Women's
A Institute
one Wed- swTheand
Seett Drainread
Imp Improvement approved.
n-esday, May.30. Mrs. Ben Case as- port ,having been received from the
bert Couneil,
rip the hastess. The
successful year.s The r ed�and pr'ovisiona ly adopted onas read, consider-
reported
mo-
nd that
cei
eta.,from fees, concert,296.601orThl eund tion of e the Clerk be i struatedntoap prepare
etc,, amounted to $ B L w,' have same.
pensee of concert, •school fair,. north- -the necessary By
-L
fire relief, Federal W'• L, etc e printed' and that a Curt of Revision
mounted to $278.0 leaving aale •ae Elfin flusr h one consi Jul oration
o same
e.of $23.53, T e annual picnic
enc
held to Gr nd Eend of June, deeded, p.m. ,tewart That the fol -
23r beto Skinner ---Stewart: 'tonis-
ed,
tis
r
e
Lorders tord
n
o
oand
' t
t
a
i'ed
'nYS
ei �as
23rd. Tel
on June 12th was` accepts le -wing be nt of same: Corm -
ted:
thein
;„ following officers were elec- sued for • payme Strst£grd; 6 culvert
fo
e Co.,'ed, ,. h. .
d:: `Hou: Pres:,' Miss'A. Case;• fres., gated Pipe
: Mugicipal World,"
to
Mrs. A. Pard; 1st • Vice fires:, Mrs. pipes,.. lies, 426;.Thos. Hun-
Viae Press, Mrs. G..,M`unicipal eupp . 6; Tho; Thos,
A.:herin toe; "2na ? , kin, salary, as,assess0:, $.
toaL,;. Sec'"Y;-Tress., eyries ,.,c ',. `ells ging, ^;Kidd. Edy.,• .our
Etheriri g g
eddy; Distr t DiTress•, Mies .J. Mare `$2-; Daniel E:'Hicks, dragging.
1l ,. Miss -II. ,Si?. 22,50•;
Siang; :District Directors,
M'
Mrs. Wf]i "ori Rd: 6 and 4 eaEtension, Roll
i et1•dy; . BIee...h.DiMi Cors, M Clerk, copying 1922' Assessment ,
i trlsh, :?�Ixs . or . yiitshA. Mrs Si for Co., 15; Harold Jeffrey,, work On
Stxang;' �.s 1'r ; Mass A Case; ss Tp. ,Rds $7. John Hodgen, world on•
1 . Sanders Program,, Com., 1' culvert Rd. 8, ,$2; Bert Boulter, work
Iteynoldo, Mrsr: A. cll#cheli, Mix
Expensive Economy
THOSE who eep their securities
and other aluables at home,
rather than pl them under the
protection affo . ed by our Safety
Deposit Boxes, re running great
risks of total lo by fire or .their.
The annual rental o these boxes is small.
Let us show them to you. 669
THE CANADA BANK
OF COMME CE
Capital. Paid up $15,000,000
Reserve Fund $15,000,000
11n, Manager
" M. R. Comp
T. L. Rutherford, Acting Manager
Exeter Branch -
Crediton Branch
Dashwood Branch
INCORPORATED 1855
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
Onner 125• Branches,
THE MoLsgNS BANN
COURTESY T XLL
In all departments ev ery
fort is made to
eliminate unnecessary roan ties service d to
o
assure speedy and courteo s
customers.
every Branch.
Savings Department at
EXETER_ BRANCH'
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business
daily•
Furniture. Dealer 86 Funeral Director
,
J McKellar 90 Jahn p t
Lochner 85.—Violet Sharp, tea
We carry the Large�It and 0'fo t Up-to-date Stock of Furniture.
Service, Sa`•sfaction and good value for your money.
Our Asim is
TkIE eHOME FURNISHER
M. E. G ' DINER
Conductor of Funeral Services. inest Motor and Horse Equipment,
DAY AND \NIGHT SERVICE. Night Call 74
OP,ERA HOUSE BLOCK.
✓ i
Phone 74w,
THE WESTER IC FAIR.
September 8th to 1„th\ 1923.
Hundreds of Prize Lists, envy froms
maps and, hangers are being mailed
from the Vestern Fair offices this
week, givin all informatism regarding
the big Exh ition, Several changes
have been m, dee in the Prize List tat
the request o the Government, and
it is .hoped th. it mei be gtr`_te sat-
isfactory to all, •
•
Our Provinces by
the Sea
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On Wednesday, June 6th, at 9 a.m.
Res-. Fr. Corcoran united in marriage
Mr. Carie O'Brien and Miss Nora E,
O'Rourke of Maya.
'A quiet wedding took place at t112
.
R. C. Church, W,eet Lorne, on Wed:
nesday, June 6th, at 8 a.m., when Mr.
Patrick. Sullivan was* married to 1VLiss
Catherine Kearns. Rev. Fr. Sul afaf"o
"3°�as yratednto, brother of the groom,
lir. and Mrs, Joseph Mahoney and
• .family, Mr, and Mrs. -.1). Dticharme
and babe of ,Detroit attended the O'-
Brien - O'Rourke ;Wedd to,g on
n esday. ..
Marie Carey and Houlihan
hits
e.,
at
' .
y ; ifred Guinan• of Brescia Hall,
London,
Stella- O'Hara of C4in'ton 'e s-
teddori, ng lthe week :end •at their•
ited during
hoiiies here .
School Reports
S. S. NO. 1, USBORNE
The following is fto a threportrof .. S.
No. 1, Usborne,
of
May.
V� C1.---Maybelle Strang 68:
IV—Honors, Norah Oke, 81;
oreen Dunn, .75. Pass, Pearl Wood
72; Mervyn Cudmore, 71; Melville
Down, 71; Harold Horton, 69; Hew-
son Hill, 6 8 Helen: Moir, 50 ; Har-
vey Hyde, 40.
Jr. IV—Pass, Verna Oke, 65;
Maurice Boa, 30:
Sr. III—Honors; Kathleen Strang,
79..
Jr.
III—Honors, Beta Oke; ;
Jack k Horton, 7 9; 80
III—HonoArchie Etherington
75. Pass, Joe Moyear , 72; Eva Boa 64; Geo. Boa,. 63 ; Me' vyn Du
Violet Hyde, 60. 87;
Sr. II --_Tenors, P are "Moir,
Marie Squire, 85; Go don Block, 65.
Jr.r II Honors, B rnice Hopton,
80 ; Alma Ethering on, 7 8:
Ruby Penhale; 62• Harold
Cl. 1—Elmore Dunn, 72;
Cudmore, 71; Paul Boa, 68.
Primer --Fern Welsh, Rich'd Eth-
erington, Margaret Parsons,,Mai•jory
Oke, Douglas Stewart, Mary . Stacey.
No. on roll" 3 8; Aver, Atten• 3 5 •
M. Horton, teacher,
>•:NRh
,ora ytii:L
;:�;'y:? <:•''':::'>"• �:`_:' ..o •:
SCHOOL REPORT OF S. S. NO.
May,
Y.
;4, Lisbon✓ne, far th
• onth of M
based on daily work aural, 'examinations'.
Sr, IV., Lula • Hunter 81, Nlari e
Hunter 61; Sr. III., Mvlarjorie N steatt
n
6, Harold Mi;tdrepl' 71, �Do+ree
7o
Gerald
cot: 64, . Crearge Tli�a coni 6III1vIary
Ford 54, Lily Hunter -5 ; Jr. ,
-Jr.II.. lea , wither ;80, Jean
Conten 6,7 , ,. u'nte, '.60, , Archie
Coates 7„6, Roy
Wil :ert Nobie 89,
BessieBiate J. d,Me1�b..Noble , 75•.
lorCoates al Ar. is Foed 50
Florence Mi hell 74,
Norman Hunter 36; Primer A1lalld catt 992,,Elgin Lueton 7
Noble 50, No. ,enrai ed 22 ; ” average
Few countries in the world
'
offer a greater variety Y of scenery
or better travelling• facilities than.
the Dominionof:'Canada.Cana-
drons if
for no. other_ reason than
'
'
.
the:. improvement' of their general
education, should seas and .,know
Canada first, while: the 'globe-
trotter will also' find much ;to in-
terest
n terest him. Varied and easily act,
e are the diversions for •the
sthe Maritime
summer' tourist in
Provinces New BrunswIsland.
Nva
Scotia and Prince Edward
of the fatuous English Lake Dis-
trict_
Prince, Edward Island ' IS an
the
b
st
0
f.
where
wa
alder't
idyllic garden
surf bathing, boating and fishing ;
BrunOwae
are , �,avai�labler ' NeW am ', her
,fouests are filled ,with g ht_
erg
d:
d
fish, and with ,
em �y
e r
rivers t
fu1 sum,mering,spots line F ndY s
Buie de Cbaleur.
shore and :tire
Canadian National Railways oP
Caned.
elate a network 'of ' linea' servifl
the choicest parts to
'these M
time'. Provinees.
Here one gets the salt tang' of the I
sea as well as• the ozone of mo,un
ate'
ta•insr,inoor, artd;lake:•tiThe
;slim
is .;ideal. •• ,Every opportunity for
boating,bathing and fishing f
afforded, '•` Golf' is a popular sport.
and good' -hotel accommodation is
plentiful: re .of
The rugged south oho of
;NSva Scotia offers' a choice
tween fashionable sea -side resorts
and, quiet little fishing' .Villages.,
Nova be -
The Bras d'Or Lakes -•of .Caps
Breton are ;almost an exact, replica