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11 ' TI -IE merchant who fails to "speak up"
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store, The lost business goes either to
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s order route, to the big city stores.
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People are often surprised to find that
the goods they bought "unsight unseen"
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-1• from, a catalogue can be seen and exam-
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ined in the local store!
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Tell your buying public what you have.
a ADVERTISING in "THE ADVANCE-
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MI • TIMES" will invite the whole community
to your store. And •
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Ro Most Folks Shop Where
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si• Issued by Canadiaft Weekly Newspaeers Association
Head Office: Toronto, Canada
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rifle Question t2f)
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In planning your country home
nothing is quite so important as the question of water.
Formerly it was considered sufficient for the farm er
county home to have a hand pump or windmill. But now
the hand pump and -windmill are as obsolete as the old elne
sanitary outhouse or chemical toilet. '
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-made in many sizes and styles, enable any home anywhere,
to have running water under pressure, all over the house, just
like city water service.
Duro systems can. be used with '
deep wells, s'hallow wells, cisterns or
spriegs. They may be driven from
high line current, farm light plant er
gasoline engine.
A Duro system is a sound invest-
ment—it lessens labor and promotes
health atid cleanliness. It replaces
drudgery and despair with comfort and
happiness. And it is also a perManent
itnprovement that adds to the value of
• your property.
Have your architect or builder ask for an
estimate. Specify Duro.
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W. J. BOYCE
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WHITgeHLTRCH M. Frank Cottle of Calgary is vis-
ttng grandparents, Mr, and
Mr, and Mrs. John VVebb and , NGv,itt<illrge Cottle and with other re -
daughter Elsie visited with friends at latives in these parts, •
Owen. Sound, Markdale and Fillianu-
ford. Mr, Armstrong and his sister., Miss havina Callrick o•f
Miss Armstrong of Owen Sound re- 8P"t• Surtthy at her Rowe here,
turned with them. Mr. Will Rol)ertson of 1-1:atnitton is
Mr, and .lqrs. John Morrison, Ka- visiting with his cousin, M. Will
tharing, Angus and john of Tura- Henry,
berry visited -with Mr. and Mrs. jas. Miss Murclecn. Simpson of Langside
Cornelius one day last week. is visiting with Miss Agnes Wilson,
ItiAtinalt Stokes who in . d. "VI W 1., g d
visitine Mrs, Henry McGee, re- children of Bluevale visited on Siirf4
turned to her home in Turnberry last day with Mr, and Mrs. Robt ow -
Saturday. i bray,
Mr. Fred Davison. is treating his 1 Mrs. 14eGaviii oi Wingbain is visit -
house to a coat of paint, Mr, th Jae -1 mg with Mrs. 1. G. Gillespie,
que,s la doing the work, 11/riss Edith Peddle kit last weela to
Misses Alba and Letti Fax 'and Mr. visit with her atters Mrs, Vurbar anti
Roy Patton -visited with Mr. and Mrs, Mrs, Nettgbottr,of Sask.
ol and Idenderson of feondott on Mr, and Mrs. Rteliard erriff and
stitldlly, two children of Toronto and Mr. and
3,6rs. Thos. Gaunt, Mrs. Mirehotise iVirs, Chas. Sproule of Wroxeter vis -
and sister 'Mrs, John McKenzie and ited at the home of Mr, and, Mrs.
, Hr. and Mrs, Alex. McKenzie attend- Mac Ross ott Stutday, •
ed the funeral of Mrs. Mirchouse's Mr, and Mrs. Will Shaw and chit.
slster, Mrs. John Hazelwood in T,,on.- dren and Messrs. Harold and. Jon
don on Sunday, Shaw of 'Toronto, spent ihe week -end
Ata.30c Ausehlert of Toron-, aeetTee hone. of Ur g,tat g1,8 mac,
to is visiting, at the home of Inc uncle
Mr, Ken Paterson, Mr, and &Cis. John Webb and nISte
Mr. and Alfas-, Gatin Middleton re- also gr, Aonstrong• and Miss Arm. -
turned to Etattilton. on Frid,ay after strong of Owen Sound, visited at the
visiting friends arid, relatives in these hon ieS of and Mi
1;,Art,s. ' Netsliitt of Glarr;is on qy,
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Mr. John Cluipman spent the week-
end with Alr. and Mts. leinsley
ANitiglette,
Miss Ida al cO,uoi d epent I he week-,
end with reletiveS Lein -tow,
Miss Merle Wilson visited last week
with rive e in Cuirass,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross and Mr.
and Mrs. Mac Ross visited with Mr,
Jals.liRoasnsdefivIirgsFrdeedcoriehSculnipcksioeen,
Toronto are visitirg with Mr, and
Mrs, foe
The meeting -of ilia W, M. S. of the
iyieeetediee ceorch is being held this
Week at the• home of Mrs. Jas. Bar-
bour of Fordyce.
Death of Mrs. Ferguson,
After weeks of suffering from drop-
sy and neuritis, death relieved Mrs.
R. B. Ferguson on Thursday morning
last, July. 3rd, The deceased had bece
ill for several months and for thc
past few weeks had been in a very
low state and her d.eath was not un-
expected, In the passing. of the late
Mrs, Ferguson therewas removed one
of the most highly` respected citizens
of the town. In her life she was
greatly wrapped' up in her home and
there her loss will be most keenly felt.
She possessed a beautiful Christian
cbaraeter and always bad a kind word
and helping hand for those in need.
Her • death created the first brealc in
the Stapleton and Ferguson families.
She lame in' her 6oth year. Born in
Devonshire, England, the deceased,
whose maiden name was Nora Stap-
leton, came to Canada at seven years
of age with her parents, the late Mr.,
and Mrs, Robt. Stapleton, and after
residing for a short • time at Rice
Lake, near Peterboro, the family lo-
cated in Turnberry Tp., near Wing -
ham, where she was married. about
43 years ago to Mr. Robt. B. Fergu-
son. The youlig coupde after resid-
ing for about twenty years at Wing -
ham, moved to Walkerton about
twenty-thme years ago, and have since
made their home here. The deceas-
ed was ana. ctive worker in the Bap-
tist Church, and her pastor, Rev. J.
K. Fairfull, made glowing refeeneces
to her worth at the funeral service
which was •held in that church on
Sonday afternoon, when: the edifice
was filled to overflowing by the
friends and neighbors who turned out
to pay a last tribute of respect to the
deceased. Beaides • her sorrowing
husband, she leaves to mourn a family
of six sons, William of Syracuse, N.
Y.; Robert of Salmon Ann, B. C.;
Stanley of Port Colborne; John;Arch-
ie and Harry of town and. four daugh-
ters, (Hattie) Mrs. W. E. Hanna of
Niaa-ara. Falls, Ont; (Lola) Mrs. W.
j. ?owler of Walkerton, (Annie) Mrs.
Fred Arkell of Teeswater and (Millie)
Mrs. Beet lelonk of Chesley, all of
-whom, with the exception of Wm. and
Robt, were present at the funeral,
She also leaves • three sisters, Mrs.
Pringle 'and Mrs. John Reid, of Wing -
ham and Mrs. Wm. Knepflar of Strat-
ford and five brothers, William, James
Arlbur, Emanuel and R.obt. Stapleton
of near Wingham, all of whom, ex-
cept Mrs, Keepflata attended the ob-
sequies here. Other relatives present
-ware her brother-in-law, Mr. W. I -L
Ferguson of Toronto; her sister', Mrs.
Arch. McGillivray of Wingham; her
nephew, Mr, Alex. Passmore and mole
of Teeswater; her cousins, Mrs. Bert
Holmes and Mrs. Miles Ca.rneron of
Wingliarn, Mr. Win, Elliott of Glen-
anrion; her sous -in-law, Bert Monk of
Chesley, Fred Arkeell of 'feeswater
and. Win. Hanna and the latter's bro-
ther, Samuel Hanna and wife, and
laIrs. Alex Giay and. Master Jack Han -
ea, all of Niagara Falls, Ont. The
eall-bearers were the deceased's three
sons, Messrs. John, Stanley and Aie
chic Ferguson' and ber sons-in-law,
Messrs. Fred Arkell, Wm. Hanna and
W. J. Fowler. -Walkerton Telescope.
THE TIME TO ADVERTISE
There is nothing so mysterious/y as
newspaper advertsement. The
prime, fkst, last anda 11 the time ob-
jects of an. advertsement is to draw
castona It is not, was not, and nev-
er will be designed for any other hu-
man purpose. So the merchant waits
natil the busy season comes and his
eLore is so full of customers that he
can't get his hat off, and then be rush-
es to the newspapers and puts in los
advertisement. When the -dull season
gets along and there is no trade and
he wants to pay his rent, he takes out
his advertisement. That is, some of
them do,but occasionally a level-head-
ed merchant puts in a bigger one and
scoops in all the business while his
neighbors are worrying to pay the
bills,
There are times. when. you couldn't
stop people from buyipg everything
in the store if you plantcdee, cannon
behind the door, and that's :Vic time
the advertise.ment is sera ,out on its
holy mission, It makeslight work for
the sidewalk could do all drat was Chamber here on Monday and Till
'needed and have a half -holiday six , . 1 '
for the loss of a water privelege, by a
ditch, being dug by the townships. J,
13, Rankhe K. C. of Chatham, Draire
age, Referee, presided. H. L. Dickin-
son, Goderich for pl al ff ; Wtm
Proudfoot, K. C., God.,criela. for Grey
Morris township. VLar:iy wheesses
township; R. Vanetone, Witigham, for
were examined. and the case was hu-
ffier adjoureed until August 30th.
Mayor Vanstone hasyissued 4 pro-
clamation declaring Tuesday, August,
r,nd as Whightou's Civic
Ere another week has passed, the
12111 of Slily, 1904, will have come and
gone, and from present ipdications the
celebration will be, to say the least,
highly suecessful one, It is expect-
ed that epwards of scvdety lodges
will be represented. The local com-
mittees are actively engaged in com-
pleting arrattgements; arches are be
-
mg erected attd the merchants and
business men, are aeked to decorate
their places of businees. The special
tallway service fot the eth hag been
areanged, spodet train from Orange.
villc, on the C. P. aed, from Kin-
cardine, Durham and Stratford on the
G. T. R. being timed to arrive in
Wbigham dpring the foretioom, re -
twining in the eveideg. The lodges
will fom a the toWe perk and the
WINGI-TAg, ADVANCE.'17
eastvyard along Alfred street to shut.
rirnean Vettrark
Praises " Fruit-a-tivest"
MAJOR GEO. \NAL R
Major George Walker, now a familiar
figure in Chetham, Ontado, is one of
the men who went through the terrible
Indian, Mutiny. As he says: "I am a
veterao of the Crimean War and the
Indian Mutiny, serving under Lord
Reberts. Fierce hand-to-hand fighting% •
and continual exposure left me a great
sufferer from Rheumatism, so mut+ so
that my legs swelled up,enalting it im-
possible for me to walk. My. bowels
were so constipated that I was In terri-
ble shape until I began to use 'Fruit-a-
tives.' They relieved mo both of the
Rheumatism and the Constipation. •
Today, I enjoy perfect bealth—no more
Rheumatism or Constipation."
.And in another letter, written De.
cember lst, 1923 (eleven years after),
Maier Walker says:" 'Fruit-a-tivea' aro
keeping me in the best of health and I
shall never be without them."
"Fruit -a -eves" are the famous Fruit
Treatment --inteosified fruit juices
combined with tonics—that nialte you
well and keep you well, 25c and SOD --
at all dealers or from Fruit-a-tives,
Limited, Ottawa, Ont.
BACKWARD FLOW BACKWARD
• Remembrances of Bygone Days
Taken from Pyle of 5904 .
Mr. W. H. Green has sold his coal
and wood business to Mr, J. A Mac -
Among those whose advertisements
appear in the paper are A. R. Smith,
Tailor, Armstrong & Co., Photograph-
ers, John 'and James Kerr, Dry Goods
T. A. Mills, General Store, H. E. Is-
ard & Co., Dry Goods, W. J. Greer,
Boots and Shoes, Walker & Button,
Furniture, 'A. Cosens, real estate,'
Ball Bros. Furnitare, Thos Fells, But-
cher; R. Maxwell, tailor, W. G. Paton,
well driller, I-lornuth Bros., gents fur-
nishings, Walton McKibbon, drugs,
Fishleigh, hardware, , -D. M. Gordon,
Dry Goods, The Keeler Co., Dry
Goods, Cooper & Co., Chinaware, R.
A. Hutchison, grocer, A. I. McCall &
Co. drugs, Oh boy, they used to ad-
vertse in the good old days. Even
the banks carried large advertise-
ments.
Piper D. E. McDonald and Miss
Mabel IVIcVonalci assisted in the pro-
gram at the Catholic picnic in Kenil-
worth on Thursday of last week.
Mr. 3, E. Swarts' borse,eDarkey is
dating good work in the Canadian. cir-
cuit races. He won the first money
in. the free-for-all at Listowel on
Thursday, 1.-nakitig one -heat in 2.12.
The Wingham salt works has been
running to its full capacity for some
weeks past and it is hard work to keep
up with the orders. Four car loads of
salt have been shipped during the past
few weeks, "
The larick work on the Walker &
Clegg factory is now completed. The
engine arid boiler room was compler-
ed this week. A large brick chimney
is now in course of erection and worla-
men are also Misy laYing floors. New
machinery is expected in -a few days.
Mr. Jas. Johnston, of Midland has
taken a situation as atalesman ia
Messrs. John and Jas. H. Kerr's
Mr, Abner Cosene, is in Toronto
this week, where he went to meet an
old friend, Ma. David Alexander, of
Bowman's Forest, Victoria Australia.
Mr. . Alexander is making a trip
around the world, and will spend
some few days in Wingham. These
two gentlemen have not seen each
other since Mr, Cosens came home
from Australia a number of yca.rs
ago.
'rhe Times man was treated to a
mess of new potatoes and green peas
by Mr. Rich. Armstrong on Monday,
of this week, fer which. he has our
very hearty thanke. These are the
first new potatoes and green peas we
have seen this season, thotagh green
peas were. on the market later it) fliC
WC ek,
A case of mech. ieterest to the rate-
payers of the Townships of Morris
the advertisement for a chalk sign 00 land Grey was heard in the Counet)
day of this week, Mr, Isaac Verrae
of Morns 15 as cing or compenaation
days in the week, but who wants lo
favor an advertisement? They are
built to do hard woek, and should be
sent out in dull days when a custoin-
er has to be knocked down, with cold,
hard teats, and kicked insemible wait
bankrupt reductons and draggFed tn.
• with irresisYable slaughter of prices
before lie wil spe,nd cent,
Write, this down where you'll fall
over it every daY, The time to draw
boeneee is when you want bosh -Ices
and not wheal yoll have more busi-
ness than you can attend, to alreasly,
BLYTII
Miss LilY Carr, Deaconess of Mon-
treal, is spending her holidays at her
home liere.
Miss Jeanette Ilopplestotter silent
the week -end with Itxeter friends.
Rev. C. A. and Mrs, l'iffin are vis-
iting' friends at Lueknow this week
Ur, Johnston of liantiton,
spent the week -end at his 'home here.
The Methodist and Presi)yterian
congregations have agreed. to hold un-
ion services for the months of jelly
and August, while their respective
minieters arc away on their holidays,
eorie-oAt ihe Anglican Rectory,
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tipiou bus will be roe by Mr, Siete noon a letlY Sho had hard
or to ,Dieeontil eed by 'Victoria and dY'r Mi'• SIMMS' had 1t1,1t1'1118'1;111 to 1,11100 Q,11(1 110 4Wid 4'xi4'otssi9,11, and She '
1Jvcre„flohitiliee ssit)io'ecitSn 111OVO to •SOttriSr MAildx but tile deal aettoettetea 10 eeet the twee a 011 ce,
fell through, "Impossibiti," said " But ,
On. Saterdae efteritoon itlios, tht;t rettioval 03 Mr, Robt. I'm wieeo pereisted the lad .
Taylor, jr, of East wewanosii Ives Ditleer, who with Mie, Atli:111(10o, lea. "Theter what they all eiye said
standing Willi; his team of horses, at- vea ,titia Week Lot' lisreS110, 1)0',Y A spcoor
tact:red to a democret wagon hi froat le take hs residence, the town lost — ...--,--
PreParing to start for home. The citizen,
of R. earttehison's grocery store, OS a Ilighly,metid_c_steme1,1i_cd and 118011d tivroo tith 50115 01 busiacs
horses tOok fright and the strap hold-
tt
ing the bit ie the mouth of 011Q of the The amusement tee is a direct levy 1,1411,1, W,ON discussingwhat they woeld.,
-horses broke and Mn Taylor lost paid by the people of a intirec),pelity, do it 1310Y nan a million (dollars, The
contrel 01 them They tureed sharp. 11: Was itup4M,T,,d by the (Mario Go. ,oltlest, aged fourteen, said; "I would
ly, Rad suddenly, lifiss Cill ono of vertitecut when looking around fur ,s, team *lett and sail for IP:keei
tite 1111: tCti,rt(1;1(1:iitdu ft z,c)i. 7°, ot, t tonl 1.110. &lel .,111•11 t?, etriet iostrobefel:e:eil I it 1111 01,1 ;II supc':21‘101°11011:-S jet,ealitited,,,aeicgtedin tt-terneviveel, ah.‘)yroolarldegt'a,
ler was severely cut 'and bruised, pees of, the province, , The eitees geeing the wprrd, wit° hind t
Miss Gill was bndly stemma and also peeielly am urging that a portion of Ten -year-old Ralph,
cut about the race, She 'Wes tender- tfa'.;; should revert back to the yet spoken, sniffed. contemtuouSly.
ly cared for tind token into the Brues. municipality wherein It is collected. "Humph." be said, "I would buy art
wick Betel and later ie the eveilime We claim that olittioer sports should atitomobile and spend the rest in
moved to her home, where. she is now be eeempted :from the tax AS tlitey fines,"
fects of the accident for some time, have some uteuseureas wit:hole be -
able to be, about, but will feel the ef- mace ;COI' vigOr luta 1.1141111°"' Let us
summERTielE
'The rig was very badly smashed, 1,:ie texce107..Xtil:,:vIro_tu-id,litrid Era, 141,.3,0.1mypzr,ssatinridenyb,rdenGyzesst:tiine,
Many thought Miss GM was fetally
ciinijpiter.ed, It was a very narrow es- 31 11000 ‘iivoerlsetcykoittiiii(thi \tviteemereel,lerre?sau G5,,irltia0„,oricLiel.:AeeIarRs DATE$, FOR 1,14
The members of Court ,Maitland, I think if we were alwaYS glad r"'‘
Canadian Order of Foresters, eta els. We scarcely ttoeld be tender,
iting,members will attend divine ,
school fairs to be held in Huron
Following are the dates of the
vice in the Methodist Chureh on SIM- Did our beloved tweet' need ,
the annual sermon.
church, Rev. Dr. Gundy will pteaell Earth would grow cold, and MISS Ashfic)ld , Sept, e
day evening next,The pastor Of the Our Petieet mieistration, • County this year: Sept, to.
Last Friday afternoon the members Its sweetest eolisolittien, -
deed St. Helens , , Sept, 9
of the Wingliarn Lawn Tennis Club Wroxele:- . .. ...... , .. .........., ...... . ... ,...............e.Sept. et
held the compeatition for the suit ease 11 sorrow never claimed our heart, Gorrie Sept, 12
given by Mr. elute, lenechtel. The And every wish was granted, 'Clinton Sept. ie.
games in the afterneen and evening Patience would die and hope depart, Zurich Sept. T6
were very keenly contested . and a Life would be disenchanted, Varna Sept, 17 ,
large number of spoctators were pre- Dashwood Sept. ig
sent., ale final game was between ALL SAID THE SAME THING Grand Bend .. ... ..
IVIiss Greta Corbould and Mies Mag. ``11 can't kcep visitors from coming Porter's Hill _ . . .. 20
gie Macdonald, Miss Corbould was up," said the office -boy dejectedly. Colborne Sept, 22 'd
the winner by a few points. !When I say. you're out they won't, Belgrave Sept 23 ":te
Mr, Robert Sturdy last week pur- believe me. They all. say they must Ethel , Sept. 24 „lit
Sound and, will take possession on how," said the -boss, With a waned Wingham
chased the bus ...business at ' Owen see you," "Well,- put thern off some- Blyth Sept.sep. 225, 3206
Friday of this week. The bus busi- look, "Whatever their say, just tell Hensel' Oct.
nes § in Owen Sound has been divided them 'That's what they all say.' Be Crediton Oct 2
among the hotels, but in the future firm. See?" "Yes, sir." That after- We h 1 Oct. 3 '
11Ire, Tieekies a son. bee ;'ah will he: from tile park
Made by Ames Holden Tire & Rubber Co. Limited
KITCHENER, ONTARIO
will give you more miles for ..each
dollar of cost—prove it—test them,
with any other tire and
Compare ihecti/ear'
Sold by Wingliam Tire &
Vulcanizing Depot
Trail Riders Hold First Pow -wow
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Trail•Itiders ofethe•Csinediee+Jtock. euttne a prominent individ-
,le teietero'ereteteeeret,
, ItterrV ree Caule/rielo fidretz i.iege 'vseal0 VALI-WCAM
',11,31ir (It' this year vviteleeses :be ho revere secretary. Among' the
iest annual PoweWow of the members of the eagunizing ,ecitia-
, les de Yehe ValieYr 11116„wendtb utile as IL B. Clow,. president of
ley Of, ,Cencele's mouptain ple,y. Reed, MeNally & Co., Chicago;
• vowel whoya, ie addition to Alio Reginald Towesendr editor of
regyax, accaarmaclatioa Yoh° "Country Life," Oardoe Cite, 1\1.Y.;`
, put-leer:low Camp, a camp of tepis Captain A., He leledarthy,' Q.f
itt -beteg put •up with criptroipy for New Jersey turd Wilmer, Bk., a
one eundred guests. Last year 4 'celebrated mountain elimberrt and
group of outdoor levees mede Clot W. Poster, of VaneZeuver,
traiD title and, emind it se B.C., president of the,Alpine Club of
faseinating that they decided to' Canada, The UtIdarlying spirit'ar the
form an organization to foster rid- order is a revereeee ,f 03' the majesty
inge in those mountains .,6).riyone and boeuty nature. ita aittts are
.who has established tecord fo)7 ericourage travel on horseback
the Canediala Rockies; to fester tee
mainteetmee and Improvement ef
old teens end the emigration Of
new ttells; to advocete and peel.'
the Riders' Pow -Wow Is eon. tiee Ousideration 110Mea awl to
eerteeli, ail thet iSeeceessary is that ,pecrucete the breedite of /Middle
intending members 'should ride te horses 'gettable ,f001411 „altitudes;
on horseback, to foster good felleWehip Ammer
Dr Charles Walcott, seerettiey of those Who V1.41; MIA UVO 111 theae
the Smithserilar Institut:lee at glorious mo tilt; :to emu -rape
Washington, D.C., ts honorary prest, tho love of oadoot Iltete the stiely
deet of tlie new Order, And Jobe attel eeteettrVatiett ,bivin, wlld
atoray (libboni, a mor,t4.041, Is the aeincels arid 0(00 flOWors; to pre-
idling in the Cerredirm Rockies of
fifty miles or more, is eligible to
Membership irrespective of race
creed
as; age or color. Se tat AS
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teat tile eorests against fire; to.
assist in every possible way to en.'
stlre complete preservation of. the,
Ilational Parks rid Canada 'fel:. the
use tied enjoyment of the pu:blie; to,
create an interest in: cute •
toms, costumes and traditions; .to
emourage the preservatinn of hie-
torie sites as related td, the fu5.
teadee„„and early eepleretl. and, to
eo.opefete with other Oeganiee'
tions With sirteilar
Lest year the Batife-Windeienere
Motor Road was made ayailable fo
tourists and eiilit beegalow camps
were built in as many ",beantiful
eatiees eileong the Canadian Roclt-
les, Scene of them can be reached
by netereobilti, others by- ttail
The ttaw Orthir Will prepare
mud ciatetilatee nuips, I> descriptions
aed of existing trend(
and the eettlitte to which th:eY Eilva
ftetoo, „biluo 'petting helpful 'infer.
natl./10e too:ch of pulalie
that has lope,- boon svalting for just.,
,steili a delightful progtitm' as that
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