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under conditions that exist on the
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proper combination of hand and
]reitd ltfls been forced upo11 the prat•
BROKEN WIND
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tical falimer and he must adal7t
have met theft master in
Z)MV—made y the mak•
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hints0lf w the colla"Olts anti
changes if he wts'hes to be )'ea9a11•
rxe of Iiucktey's A4ixtnre.
Stockmen, poultry brood+
eta, Inc.,ckl have used
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ably rStiCOesURll1,
2EV say It L positively
"sure are•' relief for all respiratory
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The agricultural School, at Ridge.
diseases in horses, cattle, Shoop, pigs,
poultry and dogs, It is Amazing how
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1 (Faralsshed by the Department of Agriculture) '_
town will Offer a course planned to
quickly it Gets results in the most stub -
horn cases. In fact, we guarantee ZEV
diseases and insects are exscting
rneot the 7'pgniremelltu UI 1113 Alit"•
to do In a day or two what it took old-
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tical fai'llier; sviellee will In. e.upila•
fashioned remedies a month to do, pet
Oise 505:, Stock size $1,00, Get ZEV At
Egg -Laying contest Winners
Falr are n;u flhig broadly the ie duyS
sized only as it is required; pit. t•llan-
with crop and soil problems; mar-
fine annual cutting to a definite
as a cbeek oil ontrfos for this oldest !
ic:, livid crops unit animal pmbleRIA
H. B. ALLEN
A pen of 10 Rhode I;laild 11'11
of all w'utr•r f::1rs in Ontario ;show's
will ire given a proper share r,f the.
Thomas Lavender, Fred Bates,
Janes, owned by C. J Il tl •.1.1:
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the heaviest antsy list In the. past `
time, During i
g 16 weeks for tw•�
farms through the gas engine an,l
1Naltetlon. Ont" lvm7 the 131)1 'rn
a dlan crag Laying contest pro,luctng i
leu years, This 1s true i.: all
In fact, Live Stook 1
winter seasons, a stucleut will have l
Sufficient time and to 1
have la be solei Immediately hl order
y
?,005 eggs in 365 (lays and cumpi]]>rg ,
c'lassms. Sctper
iutr,ndent, Win. Watson, and his as. �
opportunity
gather considerable kupwledve of
or
to ki+s..p it from rp:,fling o1 cleteriara•
n, total of 2015.0 points,
silt ins, Dick Graham, are wo�d•sting ;
farm practice and theory c ut,?nod.
slug, If the mantel for fuel, felrce
it. was also announced a pea of .
Jayt where they will place all the
man is no longer the great deeid-
pun;.•, trod lumber, or pulptivoua, s
Harred Rocks, owned by W. S. d
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cattle and and horse entries which are
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low, [lit tiles call be allowed to
Flall, of Oakville, 011.1„ took Kl ,
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away above those Of last year
Sheep -Raising Opportunity
glue and Increase h1 value,
Place in the 17th Ont;rlto MM 10YIn”
contt-st, 'producing 2,390 eggs awl
There are over 20U heavy horsgi;
Prospective sheep raiseri fn
Elections In
j
Compiling a total of 2.5911 poh.i
Pnt1't i and 145 light horses, with
217 calf;e lbted—the heaviest in
eastern Ontario will have an ex
.Llihely
Goderich Township
Second place in Ute Can ll1a r c , 1•
sevc. al years. Swine entries total
cellent Opportunity this fall t, get
lost weC to a pen of 1'f%Ilit( I t„;h.:tus'
161 in all classes, while l:he 5het,p
into the ghee 9 business lviih a
Hensall Village
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owned by Hall, wIllch laid 2,182 ee;,e
show talars 204 a while Seed ex•
small cash outlay. Thousanch. of
and had a fatal of 2,480 3 pont:-. A
,
hi'bits are on a par with other
farmers fn Eastern Canada at this
Townships of East and West Wawa-
Pon of White Leghorns, own"d by
yean+ with 3110 entries
season of the j
year have ample
nosh, Ashfield, Turnberr and
Y
the experimental farm, Ottawa, loos
Secretary L. E• O'Neill
roughage in the form of pastu"e.
Goderich Avoid Elections For
third with 2,644 eggs and 2,449,5
there will be the best Clyde' -;how
stubble fields and in hayfield, to
1938; Large Field of Goderich
,points•
,how
In fifteen years. There are lltttecn
feed a sizafle flock of broading
Nominees, Including Six Fr;r
Board
A of II Rorke', owned
entries in ar ed Clyde Stallions,
owes, With the advent of the eh
Mayoralty;Hensall School
L. So
by R.. LL. Rath & ons, of New Ham•
eight three -year-olds, eleven Iwo -
ectrified strand wire fence, the
Gets Ac lamatlon.
burg, Ont., teak second place la the
�
yea[ olds and thirteen yearling; •Ile
fencing problem for cheap is 111re1y
—
Ontario coutpa[, la n '1.22:1 eggs
y' g
male clas„es are equally well filled
to be simplified as to cost and tope
Though the first of the year is
and having 2,a p paints, T]rird
with 31 yearling fillies al.,o enterea.
of fence While the quality of bay
4 y
still more than a month away, six
Place 'went to a pen of 1Vllite Ley'
It ]Ix of inu.ret to Ante that. J. E.
on many farms this year may not
seats on the 1983 11111700 County
lhoy rus owned b • W, J, Choulnard• of
Falconer. well-known Clyde breeder.
be us good as in other yeors for
Council have already been filled.
Trenton, Out., which laic •L,103fattening
Formerly of W,-wera Cauadri and
live stock, it will, however,
:\Tominatipus were. field Friday
ems and gaol 2,439.4 points,
now resident of Lambton County, ;s
be good enough for breedingw
ees•
s, one village and
In five townshipg
Both contests, held at the Otiawa
exhibltin at the Gule h show for
g p
Most sheep ranchers' in Western
one town and In Use flue township
experimental farm, were the be+;t
p
the forst time.
Canaria have from 100 to 500 dry
the eutiro municipal councils were
ever field, it was: the first time•
The evening horse show promises
ewes ranging in age Yrom yearling
re-elected by acclnmaton, Slates
Rhode Island Reda took the Cauad-
again to be up to a very high Stan-
to five-year•alds. These ewes ars
were nominated fn the town of
!an championship. In the Cunid.
Bird. with many Prominent stables
evallable for sale because they mica- {
Goderich and ibo village of Hensati,
Ian contest, 141 birds qualified for
lieirg rep in, g lasses
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eel at breeding time, due to adver-e
Townships electing by acelama-
xegistratiOn while in Ontario, 17A
from Toronto, London, St, Ca'hal•ia-
itij, o St,
Weather conditional, or because et
o
tion, together with their county
.qualified,
es, Simcop and Galt. It is a feature
the loss of lambs at lambing. All
council representatives are: West
I that is becoming increasingly prom
dock„ of dry ewes should be znrted;
Wrwanosh, W. J, Stewart; Asbfield,
G
'GUELPH WINTER FAIR
Inent d dra-horse overs from lf
andraws
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for bad udder., and broken mouths,
Richard Johnston, reeve, Gilbert
Official.; of the Guelph Wistar
all over the Province,
The advantage of stripping dry
Y'rayne, deputy reeve; East Wawa -
{ Dint forget that there are elIpa-p
ewes to Eastern Canada is that
slash, Peter W. Scott; Godt -,tell,
they can be bred early, in fav: al.
Wilmot Haucke; 1'utvberry, Round
p� g� qt/ M
FREE SERVICE
I rates an all railways. So make up
to attend. 'Mr, Former,
most at any time now; whereas
Grain.
CCE
!t your mind
range ewes that have rtli;ed lantbe
At Hensall members of the School
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
altd bring your family too.
could not be bred for two rnunths
Board were elected by acclamation
after the lambs were weaned, and
but contests loam for some of the
p e P r
1ORSESOR CATTLE
a Ion train journey would cause
other offices, two being uorrdcated
.removed promptly and efficiently.
Ridgetown Farm School
additional interference with the pos-
for the reeveship, eight for the four
HOA. P. M. Detvan, Ontario 3iln•
sibillric"s of successful breedhii, no,
council seats' and two for the single
Simply phone "COLLECT"fa
( later of Agriculture, has announve,I
ifs late In November or early Deem-
seat on the Public Utilities Com -
WILLIAM STONE SONS
that special facilltie will be, provid-
ber.
mission.
LIMITED
j ed for the training of farmers' rens
I
Nominations were helot In Gude-
'PHONE 21 - INGERSOLL
for farm work at the Ridgetown Rx-
rich in the evening when six persons
PHONE - - 72
perflnental Farm. The course for
CARE OF FARM WOODLOT
weve named for the mayoralty, two
young men of 16 years and over, I
BRINGS GOOD RESULT
reeveship and Your for the
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who intend to take up farmin; :as a
depfor uty
p y reeveship, There was also n
vocation, will provide them with the
large namber nominated for coun-
practical training they will need
Grazing by live stock and burning
oil.
under conditions that exist on the
probably create more damage to the
Two other Huron municipalities,
modern 'Parrm. It fe recognized
farm woodlot than any other
Wingham and Hullett township,
That farming problems are beraming
ager•
c.es, and, therefore, foresters recom-
will hold elections on December 6
difficult; soil deflefencieg are .
mend fencing off the woodlot from
with nominations on Monday Ac -
cropping up in sections hitherto
cattle and taking particular care
clamanomion for all seats at 11'ingham
believed to be ideal for crops and
to see that fire does not burn over
is Indicated.
will gradually become a prubl?tn
the wood';. By following certain
Honsall
in all parts of the province; plant
simple rules farmers can get good
diseases and insects are exscting
results out of the care of the wood.
Reeve—Owen Geiger, R, E, Shad -
large tolls annually; animal dis-
lot. These rules are: 1, Keep the
diel.•
eases are inseparably linked up
live stock out of the wod'a; 2, con-
Council—Orville Twitchell, George
with crop and soil problems; mar-
fine annual cutting to a definite
Brock, William Shepherd, William
kwing is much more complex and
area of the lot: 3, make no large
Jones, Ross McKay, Peter Moir,
difficult than formerly and 'he In-
openings In the woods; 4, favour the
Thomas Lavender, Fred Bates,
treduction of power upon the
thlil"llevt best -formed crop trees; 5.
School trustees — George IIese,
farms through the gas engine an,l
remove some of the larger errs,
Rev. W. A. Young, Joseph Flynn
-lac r!rdty has opened up a field
tree.4 tic•bore crowding exists; If, cut
(ac•c•1,)
absO;utely unknown to the farmer
l./t or rt _., for waild; and 7.
P,U.C, — Charles .Moore, A. Fit.
(if f•,rmer days,
protect th<• wood., against fi:'e
West Wawanosh
The ability to be a good work-
The reason wiry 1;ve stark }lu,ld
man is no longer the great deeid-
het kept out of the woodlot i.7 th'."t
Reev*—W. J. Stewart (arc'.)
�,�..a�riv.�n,v..., r•�, r,•, _ tlh-ir prt-,�-tjce tend, to bay, the Connell—Albert Gammie, Cairn
Biter tramped under the trees and M. AlLeheson, Thomas Webstur
peek; OR, loll so that file wl r tn,+• Brown Smyth (accl,)
off ani cnnspquent to inn k <,oil Others nominated, but who with
prim = n
I +;
are carr,tilagr:d, i•mth,r Ill... a•I- drew. For Reeve: Albert Johnston
�, ����� ��,I►{� mit ton of livr- stork to the, t„ "Mat Joint .McQuillan, Albe:t Gamntte, U
fi t rl''s the ptaptr 9.,'ywth u' the M. Aitcheson, Brown Smith telt(
11-W crop Of lv,ev whir)( (:f)nte4 lip Thomas Webster; for council, 11or
anl,'r normal conditions to roplanc old Grant, J. Johnston, lint, 1101i
,l the trees that are harvested. Tbfand Henry Leishman.
114rfual graw'tll Of the standing; tree, Ashfield
Yourj also n reducers Lsl elgh the abnorm-
a] conrlit]ml• tiros s. Reeve—Richard Johnston face].;
s el. up, By keen• Deputy -Reeve — Gilbert Praync
Ing live stock out of the woodlot, 1 ,acc1J
normal rondlifons prevail and with Council—Lorne orne Jahnstnn, Arthtn
j�III PrOP•r thining of the stands by ent.- Culbert, Alex 11eDouald (ace])
- lira• rhe inferior trees, the timber
aoly& r"1111 Su C r i t i rr*3t nTrot, will i improvers. East W. Scotch
• i It i estimated that farm we,td]ut,p
1 Reeve—Peter W. Scott (cool.)
�tl ( P pro illy bardivelori:v, will Utorluee Council—R. R. Redmond, L. Rud -
II 5n per pert more lumber its dy, J. D. 13pecroft, H. Black (aeel)
lrlts are, protected front flrF. and Goderich Township
c 1lravy pasturP,9 avoided, tile, it) Ret•vP—iS'ilmot Ilaacke
era ! ?, rtra, In prn(1140ion being "eaiized Cnttncih Oilver J. Jervne, IIorh rt
q by fhr•
Ke -111-le �( { (l i Prcatt r number OP sta,td'inn C. Cox, Henry Corey, Ben Rothwell
r, t ce-t and by tri,., p s d.,p,.r i iu the i taccl,Y
1yI�lI { 1 lurcher lh,r .. Rrnwn Apotit:r V. Nott'=•II and W. H. Lelia, far.
,lt,I n1 Y- Ia'r dtlr
I ,., It
Ill-ii�a m tn•
mr mbr rs of the covnrp and
P! t L
„1 r•cY It be r' G. Smith, a new vuul went
wk„ r. . t fnrrb,acetl, but withdrew and
I'+ !
fall. !i i,r +
I i I i.ro t t A I,IjI r urn€ ,xerl flu, wort[ of Clio pro•
f IM -0 1 J,, rrf raga }, : Asst 1,411111 1I.
r + < t yt.er r i •( .: _ t, d;;, t ',,, Turnberry
II ..1.,., ti.n, in r)bta,a ,,rvrfitdhle�
i.e. ltr-rv,•-I"4:1ud Uialtl Wed.)
i }'.'err:r rr
" i �lihnn Ih,rnlil
jl ( I{}psi €]von I,, sirs r. trl,turi:: rrl' t,rr:a h, li=,fits°t., Tiny 1'rr.tra•, it; t., 1,
Illlj {�i! A'nllOwirY +•rn.l wne:d!nt 1ar �, ;� i a"•zSd{e(nrt•I,I
of cutting will te,r r ear;t in a =bail! • Goderich
j uvernd=tht 910 Ov! prep -arty vac hu \Itiyrn - f1r•b',rt ti. Turas. ,J�;ltn
r•
xpr-cfcd Lo de vrlr,,p 1:t;11111aliy ;r• rhe I:. Ilnrlrins, Tiufth .inlet A. 3Ltr•
1
+� I,n el yadrihlg hi[;he•1 r, 11+, l;vr,rt. (1. 1., Iratsous, J, lir. t'rai;;ie.
Illll( ��g 1N,�ip{I 0111 advun r?.. htlnbc• r• ov Dr. W. F. C :lln v
c iiiYr same nthr.: crop, is ghat it tp, ur Hevv+, ... lk, f•;. Turnr'r, Jn'ln I.1.
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lluckina, y
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Deputy Jleovo—Jobe W, Cralgle,
J. E, 1lucltius, 10. Douglas drown,
Jacob J. Moser.
Counw•illors — X Dou'gl'as Drown,
1i, L. Salkeld, Mrs. Jean liethering-
ton, Chas. C, Lee, MISS Joslo Saun-
ders, Charles H, Humber, Angus N.
Atkdnson, John 11'. Craigia, FI'1111
k;, '1311194111, Harold C, W1111ams, Nal.
son son 11111, David Sproul, Gea, W.
Schaefer, Fred Seabrooke, Dr. J.A.
Graham, E, W. Cleveland, John W.
Bilker, J. Willis Fraser, Jacob J.
Moser, Alex J. Cooper, Harry Long,
Dr, J, A. Graham, D, O'Br1ou,
Public Utilities Commission, 1U33.
9—Wdlliunn Forbes' Gellow, t'x, L.
Parsons,
Public School Trustees -1933.1939
—$I. David's Ward—Joseph A, Sol-
(fer; St, Patrick's Ward --William
Bisset; St. George's Ward -1P, ii.
Blackstone; St, Andrew's Word --
John M, Roberts, Dr, John Wallace,
WHAT A BOTTLE OF
WHISKEY WILL BUY
Bruce School Inspector Mgkes
Some Interesting Comparisons
The main feature of a temperance
talk on Sunday in St. Paul's Situ.
daySchool, Walkerton, by P, S;
inspector J. if.. Game, was what
could be purchased with the $2.73
required to buy a 40 -ounce bottle of
a certain brand of whiskey. An
empty Whiskey bottle was planed on
one table end on another w•era plac-
ed one at a time the following:
Sugar, 5 lbs, 130
Butter, 1 ib . ............... .......... 30
':tidlk, 2 qts . ............................ ;20
Bread, 2 loaves .20
Bacon, 1 lb. .35
Tea, 36_ lb, .... 35
Cheese, 1 16. 15
Lard, 1 ]b . ................................ .15
(Corn Flakes, 2 i tgs............. 16
Shredded Wheat, 1 pkg......... .12
e
Alsples, 1 basket .................... .25
Potatoes, 1 peck .................... •15
Total ................................ .1,2.75
It was pointed out previously that
$2,75 would buy any Of the follow.
Ing;
1, The labour of a good work•
elan for a day,
2, 27 loaves of bread
9 new Fourth reader, at 30c,
each.
4. A good pair of child's shoes,
5. One stick of gum daily until
next July.
6, 10 gallons of gasoline—enough
to drive a car w Hamilton and back.
7. A cheap excursion ticket to
Toronto and back and a meal while
in the city,
S. More than four bags of pots.
toes at curernt prices.
9. Admission to the picture show
each Saturday afternoon for a child
from now until next )fay.
HEREDITY
\'Iy grandsire's sire was famous
When
But young and feeble wee this ria_
tion,
His h,rrpOOn speared the lucty
Whale
And put its oil bt circulation,
So I, by family gravitation,
Am working in it filling station
—Tony's Scrap Bnnk
WEDNOSDAY, DPP, sat, 1,$37
County of Huron Treasurer's
Sale of Lands for Tates
By virtue of a warrant issued under the hand of the Warden
of the County of Huron and having the seal of the said Corporatloll .
attached thereto bearing date the Eleventh day of August, 1937, and
to me directed, commanding me to levy on the lands hereurder
enumerated, for the arrears of taxes respectively due thorocn„ to--
gether with costs, '
Notice is hereby given that In accordance with the Assess•
merit Act, I shall proceed to sell by public auction the said lands, or
so much thereof as may be sufficient for the payment of the taxes
thereon, unless the same be sooner paid.
The seta will commence at the Court House, Goderich, on
Tuesday, December 7th, 1937, at the hour of two o'clock in the after-
noon. The adJou•rned sale if necessary, will be held at the setas
hour and place two weeks later,
A. H. ERSKINE,
Treasurer of the County of Huron.
Goderich, August 17, 1837, 9
Years
Name Description In Arrears Taxes Costs Tota%
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Leander Gole Lot 31, Con. 16 1933 30,70 2,77 33.41
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
Bawling Club Lots 4-5, Turn -
berry St. 1934 3.92 2.25 6.11
Lorne Pringle N H Lot 28, Eliza-
beth St.
Chas, Pope Lot 6. Mill St. 1934-5-6 86.•,8 4.15 90.33
Julia Patrick Lots 384-5, Alex.
andra St, 1934 40,25 3.00 43,25 r
All the lots described above are patented.
A. H. ERSKINE, Treasurel
Treasurer's Office, Goderich.
Goderich, August 17, 1937
Published in Ontario Gazette Sept, 4, 1937.
The Haven't Time I instead of safe ladders to reach a
lop shelf or hang curtains, you are
Club I teetering oil the verge of an aces -
dell .t.
{ 4, Eating before you wash your
Cancellation of membership in "The ! hands, a touchy point with boys, can
Haven+t Time Club;' whose meet- 1 be just as dangerous to adults who
Ings are :held in hospitals and cerate- { fail to tnke such ,precautions.
terles, is urged by the Ipdnstrial ' 5, The most trivial accidents,
Accident Prevention Associations i bashing your thunub with a tacit
In a recent booklet issued to then' hammer or even a pin prick, should
members =throughout Ontario. be given Immediate attention and
Nlembers of "The Haven't Timq 13rataid treatment,
Club," the booklet points out, "are- "If you have been a member of
person's who haven% time to con- this famous 'Haven't Time Club,'
rider the safety of themselves or drop your membership at once, for
of others, They go about their the person who takes time to be
delily rounds in a hasty and no. careful can get more work done In
,planned manes, refuse to take rens- the same time and will be happier
omable precautions for the pro- in the long run," the LA.P 4. beck-
teotion of life and health, yet howl let urges,
when they are hunt through their ---
wvii thmightlessneas•. The club is a
world=wdde organization made rip of GRANTS WHERE
a longe membership of thoughtless FAIRS CANCELLED
people,” j
In Outario!s Industries. it ]t osli- t Should annual grants he paid to
masted, there are over 50,000 "annual agricultural societies which this
memberships" registered on tbn ras- year did not hold a lair Owing to the
ter of file club, and members lose-lnfau:,ile paralyslo ep'.demlc7 This
more than 20,000,000 hours each was a question which Huron C.)Imty
Year simply because they "haven't Council was asked to decide before
time." ; it adjourned. There were six
The following ore examples Of canrellation� in Ilurtn. Tho used
members, "aetiv1t;e3" carried on in grants ore for $100, In most tase.s
the home as well as the fartory and more than tlll:; atrount was sprnl
shop, and each points to the obvious , in pr1r41ng of p.ize tits, ativcrtis-
moral that. "a little fort'lhnught can, Ing e!c„ before the sh',w was vaned
prevent a lot of woe." _ off. It W."'s doc tIvil by the. ("lunch
1. Sitaiting the day wrong with a to slay lileso grants.
"grab-ana-rut " breakr A. i _ •_
2, Trying to carry mors b-tpolps "Sri Into rlrp vdvl,t are natirnls
or parcels than you can ress•)nably that the rpptrcussious OI war affect
and wirely handle is coul•t(ng reutrais only a few degrees less
trouble, , than they afft•ct belilgor• Pts,"
3, if you stand On boxes or chairs —Cordell IIull.
.flan Splendid Hunting Seas®n
ProsDoets for Uig -game hunting Wild sections of Canada lying
Jai are unusually bright is Can- practically in the back yard of
ada this fall. Reports covering ❑1e Civilization have a wide variety of
thousands of square miles of big game in addition to many
wilderness accessible by, Canadian types of game birds and smaller
'Pacific hallway show a plentitude animula. Nova Scotia has moose,
of game and excellent condttlons door and black bear; Now Bruns.
for hunting, Outfitters and guides wick, door and black bear; Que-
aeross the country also report bec, moose, caribou, door and black
bear; Ontario, moose, deer and
more reservations for hunting black bear; Manitoba and Sas-
parties, both from Canada and katchowan, moose, deer and cari-
the Milted States, than they have bou; Alberta and British Colum••
had for years. bla, mountain sheep and goats,
caribou, moose, olk (wapiti), deer,
and grizzly, brown and black
bear; and the 'Yukon Territory
and Alaska, practically the same
as British Columbia.
An Indication of the innroased
interest in hunting this year has
been given by the number of ap-
plications coming to the general
tourist offices in Windsor Station,
Montreal, for copies of the two
hunting booklets, "Open Seasons
for Bunting" and "Flabing Wa-
ters and Game Haunts."