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and Chocolate Pudding
make a very fine dessert,
are instantaneous, 2 pkg 25c
BACON
Another lot of very clicriceie
Breakfast Bacon, prices
for this week only by the
piece or half piece.,....35c lb.
3 pkgs Ammonia.,for . -.25c
3 pkgs. Pearline - 25c
x bar Castile Soap 14c
Meeks No Rub, per cake.... . . . -..5c
Borax, per pkg 5c
6 cakes Castile Soap .............25c
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JELLIEq'
Strawberry,Raspberry, Red
Currant, Lemon, -Cherry,
'Orange, Pineapple, now's
the time to use them, 3...25e
-Referred to Edecation Committee,
R.esolution of the County of Waxer -
loo, asking the Government to assume
the whole, cost of Provincial High-
ways. -Referred to Special CoMmittee,
From W. A. McLean, Deputy Mini-
ster of Highwaks, encloging a state-
ment of the expenditure on the high-
way from Dublin to Goderich tep to
December 31st., 1921, end the distri-
bution of the same as to conetruction
and Maintenance,. The county's share
Of 20 per cent., is $15,190.34 and the
total, $es,eenee; construction, $71,983,-
81; maintenance, $3,967.23, ---Filed.
From Clerk of Hamilton, enclosing
pet4ion to Dominion Govermnent for
a aturn to municipalities of all fines
under the Criminal Code, ---Filed.
From the Highways Department en-
closing a statement of the amount of
grant to the County, under the High-
way Syetein for 1921, being $81,016.64
and distributed as follows;
Provineial County Roads
Road Construction $ 3,658.36
Bridges 5,223.54
Maintenance and repairs 39,738.35
Special grants 2,336.68
Total approved 5o,956.93
6o p. c. of the above - - 30,574.16
. County Roads
Superintendence • $ 4:406,8o
Road Construction 16,745.49
Bridges 2,605.99
lVfaintenance 81,428.69
Machinery4,041.98
Special grants 16,842.25
Total approved 126,o71.2o
40 P. e. of above S 50,428.48
Expenses re superintendent's Con-
ference, $35.01;.40 per cent. of seine,
$-Iteceiete, $633.64•
111 Total amount of grant, $84:3,16.64. -
Filed.
_ A copy of resolution of Oxford
County Council opposing the act of
the Provincial Legislature making it
compulsory on county councils to em-
ploy graduate Civil Engineers only,
and asking that the ,old act be re-
stored, allowing them to employ any
competent person to act as County
Road Superintendent. --Referred to
Special Committee.
Reply of the Attorney -General
the communication of this Coun
Council with reference to the retu
of fines under the 0. T, A. to
A return of the clerk as to tl
distribution of the county grant
$4,800 made to the Hi,gh Schools an
Collegiate Institutes of the Conn
and also the levy -of each school f
1922, as follows: •
School -grant 'levy Tot
Clinton 1o97.6o e032.16 8x29.7
Goderich 68I.5o 5462.09 6143.5
Seaforth 1430.75 8812.23 10242.9
Wingham 936.60 6154.29 7090.8
Exeter 653.55 4359.39 50129
$4800.00 31811.16 36611.1
From the Department of Highway
requesting copy of agreement hetwee
the county and municipalities receiv
ing grants, also with reference to By
law No. 4, 1921, extending the High
way System in Hullett.-Filed.
Request for inforination by High
ways Department regarding uniform
scale of wages in, the county. -Filed.
From Mrs. G. a Johnston of Ver
Pa, requesting a .Franento the publi
library of that village. -Referred t
the Executive Committee..
Recormnendation of Edu cational
Committee at January meeting that a
grant of $5o. be made to the Trustees'
Association of the county. --Filed.
Letters and bills from G., A. Glenne
Kippen, Wxn. Tait and J. Riley,' re
automobile accidents and claims for
dainages.er-Referred to Good Roads
Commisgion.
Applications for the position of
Manager and Matron of the House of
Refuge from D. L. Bell, Kincardine;
Edwin C. Case, Kippen; W. R. Estall,
Montreal; Torrance Galbraith, Lon-
don; W. X Lucas, Wisconsin, US.;
S. T. Plum, Brussels; Robert Robert-
son, Clinton; W. G, Wilson, Hensall.
These were laid on the table, -
From D. A, Andrews, Clinton, ask-
ing for a hearing on behalf of the
Beekeepers' Association. -Filed,
Application from Mr. A. D. Suther-
and, of Seaforth, for a grant to the
iospital established in that town. ---Re_
erred to E-xecutive Committee.
jailer Griffin presented his report,
which was read and referred Co the
County Property Committee.
Ex -Warden W. R. Elliott being
resent was asked to address the
ouncil. Mr. Elliott spoke of the
leasant clays spent in the council
ming his years of service, and coin-
limented the Wa-rden on his election
o the honorable office.
Ex -Warden McLennan, of Welling -
on, was present and was asked to ad-
ress the council. Mr. McLellan con-
ratulated the council on their good
oads, being as he said, the best he
addriven over.
Moved by Messrs. McQuaid and
lopp that the County Clerk notify
le County Solicitor to immediately
ave the matter of the back interest
h county mortgages, especially that
n No. 8, settled forthwitha-Caaried,
Moved by Messrs, Miller and Ren-
y that this council make a grant of
re,000 to the town of Clinton to re-
idd that ,portion of road on the base
ne within the corporation mid ale()
portion of the Bay -field road. -Sent
Good Roads Commissibie
On motion of Messrs. Webb and
'min the Council adjourned until
ednesday morning,
Wednesday
Under the head of Etquiries Mr.
cQuaid spoke of. the hecessity of
formation to be laid on the table
th regard to our standing on ex-
nditures to date on the Good Roads
&other branches of work that the
uncil rnight more intelligently p-
oach the matter of levying the rates
L 5922.
Mr. MoNatightari Spoke of the ne-
ssity- for the same ieformation' and
e need for retrenchment in our ex-
nditures,
Mr. Ba,eker mid thq, Warden also
oke of the need of sti€11 information.
Mr. Smith brought up the matter
to the responsibility for removing
board fence on the county highway
ar the village 'of Hensel], Mr. Ir -
n, Provincial Engineer, who was
esent, stated that it Was the respon-
ility of the comity,
Parke brought up 1.116 Matter
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THE COUNTY COUNCIL
The Council met in the Council
Chamber of the Court House, Gode-
rich, on Tuesday, June 6th;at 3 p.
pill -silent to adjournment in January,
Warden Trewartha occupied the
chair. The roll was called and all the
members were present.
The Warden addressed the Council
re the matters to come before the
Council at this meeting.
The resignation of Mr. and Mrs.
. Reynolds, from the positions of Man-
ager and Matron of the House of
Refuge, was to be regretted, and the
appointment of successors would en-
gage the attention of the Council.
The other matters as to delegations
thay would be present arid engage the
lttention of the Council.
The question of whether the High-
way System should be a county, sys-
tem as whole or remain as at pres-
ent a party system, or part toweship
and part county.
The position of the county finan-
cially would be discussed under the
auditor' teport.
The question of amending the Haw-
ker's By-law to bring it up to date.
In conclusion he bespoke the same
co-operation of the Council this gee -
son as in the January session.
The following communications were
read and referred to the several com-
mittees of council.
From Parkhill Board of Education
re Huron's share of high school inain-
tenance for 192e. -Referred to Educa-
tion Committee. ' •
From the Clerk of Weet Wawa -
nosh including account re Huron's
share of certain drains. -Referred to
Good Roads Coirimission,
From the Reeve of McKillop, re
expenditures of that township on re-
surfacing approaches to certain coun-
ty bridges. -Referred to Road and
Bridge Committee,
From Judge • E. N. Lewis, request-
ing the Council to place a lounge in
his office. --Referred to County Pro-
perty Committee.
From Treasurer of Winghana Hos-
pital Board, including copy of the
latest Government report. -Filed,`
From W. W. Dunlop, Inspector of
Prisons, suggesting certain changes
and improvemetets,-Referred to Coun-
ty Property Committee,
Correspondence including letters
from Major Lawless, London; Lieut.
Col. Coombe, H. C. MacLean and- W.
Brydone, re the matter of the dispos-
al of and location of the 1.6est Bat-
talion Band instruments. -Referred to
County Property Committee.
From Hon. R. H. 'Grant, Minister
of Education, re a conference of the
county. representatives at Toronto,
with reference to educational matters.
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Save Umiecessary
Expense in Telephonm
"He's not in his office just now?"
How often have you put in a call for,— Say Mr, $ rown
a the Robinson Machine Company — and when con-
nection Was made, learned that he was out?
Because you asked for Mr. Brown, it cost .you —
because of the extra service we rendered — about
Cl'X') more than if you had asked simply for the
Rol3inson 11/a,chine Company.
The majority of Long Distance users' find that if they
ilut in a call for a firm — not for an individual — at
the lower Station -to -Station rate; they can always get
.111 t011eh at once with' the particular person they pre-
fer to talk with, or with a deputy who will answer
the' purpose.
Our gain will come when you appreciate the 'speed
and economy of Station -to -Station service. 'After
8.80 P.M. the evening. rate on Station -to -Station calls
18 only about one-half the day rate.
Every, Eel Aratephohe M Long..bivitit2t6 Statiott
oAM4,
THE WINGHAlkf ADVANCE
of dangerinte tarns, or jogs, and places
on the cOtuity highway's and wanted
to 'know What aetion had been taken
in the matter. Mr. Patterson will be
requested to report on the setae.
Mr. McQuaid brought. up the matter
of the shortage of witness accommo-
dation and suggested that the County
nPireoeptienraty, Committee report at this
Messrs. Robertson McQuaid,John-
ston, `holing and Spotton spoke of
the discipline in force at the county
jail and the Property Committee was
requested to report on the same.
The County Efigineer's Repert was
presented and referred to the Good
Roads Commission.
Mr, Irwin, Provincial Engineer, ad-
dressed the council with reference,
particularly to the work of township
organization and returns under the
Highways Act and the importance of
proper plans and supervision of bridge
construction.
• Moved by F. J. McQuaid, seconded
by W. Coates, that the sincere
thanks of sthie County. Council is here-
by tendered to Mr. and Mrs. G, W.
Holman, for the splendid banquet giv-
en in honor of the members of th
County Council and officials, at thei
home in Goderich, on Tuesday even
ing, June 6th, 1922.-Ca'rried,
Moved by Messrs, Tipling an
Douglas that the resignation oe Mr
and Mrs. J. B. Reynolds, as Manage
and Matron, respectively, of the Hous
of Refuge, be accepted and that thi
council regret that Mr. and Mrs. Rey
nolds have decided to take this step
of resigning their connection with the
County Horne. -Carried,
Moved by Messrs. Douglas and
Naylor, that. a grant of $10 be made
to each Women's Institute in the
ncleitetaelety. ,-Referred to Executive Com -
Moved by Messrs. McQuaid and
Klopp that the chairman of the Fin-
ance Committee be instructed to get
a statement of the different accounts,
viz: Good Roads, Current Account
and Sinking Fund Accounts at the
present time, also the eetpenditure of
these several accounts to date, as a
guide to said committee in striking the
county rate. -Carried.
to Moved by Messrs. Gallow and Mos-
ty er that Mr. Charles Robertson be
rn aptiointed on the Goderich Collegiate
he Board tor oaian'ee of term. -Referred
to Education Committee
le Moved by Messrs. Gallow and Mos -
of er that whereas the amount of $1o,000
d granted by this council at the Ja.nuaro
ty session to the town of Goderich for
or the improvement of the connecting
, link through the town of the Provin-
al cial COuntyr Highway from Amberley
6 to Grand Bend, is insufficient to com-
e: plete the work, that the said grant be
8 increased to $25,000. -Referred to the
9 Good Roads Commission.
4, Mr. A. E. Erwin gave a very cor-
dial invitation to the county council
6 to hold their annual picnic at Bayfield
this year,
s Mr. Erwin moved, seconded by Mr.
n Parke, that the members of this coin-
- cil and their wives, hold their annual
- picnic at Bayfield this year, on Friday,
- June 23rd.
Messrs. Tipling and-Spotton strong-
- ly advocated Winghana as the place
for holding the picnic and moved an
amendment to that. effect.
- • A vote being taken, Bayfield was
o • cliTnsheeneollowing deputations were pre-
sent and presented their claims: Hur-
on Bee Keepers' Association; London
Memorial Children's Hospital; Tres-
ees' and Ratepayers' Association; Sea -
forth Hospital; Agricultural Societies
of the County,
These several deputations were as-
sured of the consideration of the
Council for their representations,
Moved by Messrs. MeNabb and
Naylor, that the salary of the KeePe
and iVratron Qf the House of Refuge
be $60o and' $400 respeetively,-eeeeeee,
red to Executive Committee,
IVIoved by Messrs. Parke and Arm-
strong that the Merriorlai Hospital of
the town of SeafOrtb be given the Us-
ual grant of $1,000 for maintenaoce
purposes. -Sent to Executive Commit-
tee,
lVfoved by Messrs. Hanley and Mil-
ler that the Varna. Library get the
Oeual grant. --Sent to Executive Com-
mittee.
MOved by Messrs. McQuaid and
Robertson that the Council go into
committee of the whoie, to take up
the matter of, Equalization of the as-
sessment of the different municipali-
ties of the county for the year 2922. --
carried;
In committee of the whole it was
moved by Messrs. Armstrong- and Mc-
Quaid that the equalized assessed val-
ue of the County for the year be the
same as it was hi reel. This motion
was adopted.
Jailer Griffin was present and was
e granted his request to explain certain
✓ rumors regarding laxness of discipline,
- emphatically. denying all minors, but
confirmed the report of the Inspector
d with reference to the lack of proper
. arrangements for the proper segrega-
✓ tion of prisoners. Mr. Girffin invited
O the closest investigation of the work
s ing of the jail.
- The statement of the bank deposits
at present date were as follows:
General account $ 9,124.67
Highway improvement ..... , 47,851.34
Coupon account 1,336.50
EXchange account &so
Sinking Fund 25,154.06
General account is,000.oci
Highway improvement 5,000.00
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On motion of Messrs. Tipling and
Fear the Council adjourned until
Thursday.
Thursday
Under the head of Enquiries intro-
duced by Mr. McNaughton, some dis-
cussion took place as to the_ rate of
interest charged and balance due on
each County. mortgage.held.
It was held that it would be wisdom
to close up all these overdue mort-
gages as sorn as possible.
Mr. Robertson brought up the ques-
tion of the wages rate employed by
each county patrolman.
Moved by Messrs. Dodds and Fear
that the members of the Mothers'
Allowance Local Board be -constituted
as last year, viz., G. W. Holman,
Goderich; A. T. Cooper, Clinton; Mrs.
(Dr.) Fowler, Clinton; Mrs. W. A.
McKim, Goderich; Maja R S. Hays,
Seaforth.-Care i ed. -
Moved by Messrs. Klopp and Mc.
Naughton that Huron County Council
xnemoralize all the County Councils
of this province to petition the pres-
ent, Government to remove the sale
tax from tile used for drainage pur-
poses. -Carried.
Moved by Messrs. Johnston and In-
glis that a grant of $xcio be made to
-the Huron County Trustee and Rate-
payers' Association. -Sent to Execut-
ive Committee.
County Property Committee.
Mr, Collins raised the matter of
supplying eotorty ofikars with coal,
light and water. It was held that
there ehould be a limit set or that
each county officer should be paid a
straight Salary and each officer supply
hie own fuel, etc.
Mr. a McEwen asked, a -rid wae
granted permission th address the
council, re the Ptheosed Scenic
Igh-
way from Sarnia north through Gode-
rich. McEwen submitted a draft
resolution which he asked the council
to adopt. --`rhe resolution was sent to
the Special Coirimittee,
Moved by Messrs, Dodds and Me -
Naughton that Mr. and Mrs. Robert,
son of Clinton, be appointed Keeper
rainedd.Matron, respectively, of the Hr -
on County Home. -'rhe motion car -
'rho Executive Committee renorte
and the report was taken up in cons
rnittee of the whole with Mr. Rob-
ertson in the- chair.
Moved by Messrs. Parke and Gal -
low in amendment to clause 4, that
lost.
Thebe $1,000. The motion was
The grant to the Trustee. and Rate.
payers' Association e4as struck out on
e:otion of Messrs. Neeb and 'Ire
wartha.
'rile report as amended was then
adopted. -
The Education Committee repor
.r.,,teta:;d taken up eath Mr, Neel) in the
chaii. The -report was adopted as
talcen up with Mr. Buchanan in the
a:317 Special Committee report was
On motion of Messrs. Neeb and
Douglas, clinic one was struck out
and the report -vies then adopted.
The Road and Bridge Committee re. -
pored with Mr. Fear in the chair.
'I he report was adopted,
The County Property Committee
report was taken up with Mr. Baeker
in the chair, The report was adopted.
On motion of Messrs. Neeb and
Paike the Council adjourned until
Friday, "
Friday
Mr. McNabb nia.de a verbal report
of the matter of the e6155 Band instru-
ments in reply to a questio1 froni Dr.
Gallow.
In answer to an inquiry .from Mr.
H.anley, Chairman Bea.vers of the
Good Roads Commission, alsa Messrs.
Erwin a'n'd McNabb gave an account
of the Good Roads Convention.
Mr. McNabb said there was a great
divergence of opinion regarding the
different phases of good roads con-
struction, but that could be expected.
On the whole, he said, there was much
valuable discussion, but he thought
the convention was not as good as
previous Ones. -
The Good Roads Commission repost
was read With Mr. Klopp in the chair.
The report was adopted as read.
The Finance Committee report was
taken up with Mr. Miller in the chair.
The report was adopted.
The report of the House of Refuge
ormnittee was taken up with Mr.
orter in the chair. The report was
dopted.
Mr. Seeger, on request of the War -
en, went very fully into the- duties
nd perquisites of Police Magistrates.
Moved by Messrs. . Tipling and
Dodds, that the Warden and Clerk
investigate the matter of the lespon-
sibility of the county regarding the
different officials in the Court House,
as to payment of office expenses and
providing an office, etc., and report at
ext meeting of counce,-Carried,
Moved by Messrs. Douglas and
aylor, that the Warden Clerk and
r. Erwin be a committee to arrange
°gramme for the county council pie -
at Bayfield, on June 23rd. -Carried.
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gi:ef>riree- di oLoyk the arke
that thie conneil, reeommend the
having sharp turne and jogs en C
ty Road, straightened out on
and' brieg in a report of the estirrt
cost at the December ineetinVe „„
1 a sMfohvaldtbil)eriv.wteasrsdres
Tipling and ertson and Moser be a coninimittee,
arrange for securing a room, ori
in Goderich municipal building
Juvenile Court Jadge, and illatee •
present office °cc:nixed by Mr, Reit'
and G. W. Elliott, be vaceted.---C'et e
rIelVictooed by Messrs. Arinstrotig and
Hanley that the special levies as per
the Speeial ' Committee's Report of
janttary, toer, appointed to equartztt-
the. highway levies and expenditnecrs.
d, of mthoevecdoilienty abneleinevdmiedentthil!,yytelaAeessTs„
Robertson and Moser that there be
no special levies upon niunicinalitiee
for 1922, as proposed by Comutittee
Report of January, ;921. The motioir,
carried,
singing the National AntlIclu,
the Council adjourned ..to meet the
first Tuesday in December at -2.3o
REPORTS OR COMMITTEES
The reportR°a dosf at 411 ed 'RoBridgesadan d Bridge',
Committee was as folloWs:
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Re account of repairing and ,rravel-
ling aproaches of Gregg's Bridge in
the township of McKillop and Morris,,
amounting to $25.65, we recomrriend,
that this be paid.
We further recommend that repairr,-,
of minor importance to County
Bridges and their approaches be at-
tended to by the County Engineer, acd
that the engineer be hereby in struct-
ed to have these repairs made as SOOn
as possible. A. H. Neeb, Chairman.
House of Refuge
The House of 'Refuge Commit:ea rp-
ported as follows:
Re report from Provincial Inspec-
tor of the County House of Refuge,
we recommen.d that the report be ac-
cepted. We further recommend that
(Continued from page 6)
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Moved by Messrs. Tipling and Fear a
that the grant of $28,000 given to
Wirigham, under by-law No. 5, being
too -small, 'the amount be increased to
$5i,00n-Referred to Good Roads
Commission. „
Moved by Messrs. Douglas and Tip -
ling that the County Property Com-
mittee tal& Int() cfniSiciertm the ad- p
visability of painting the seats and
ceiling of the council chamber and re- N
decorating the walls and securing new M
blinds, and have the work completed pr
this year, if possible, -Referred tonic
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has done a notable work in creat-
ing an interest in Caneda's great nat-
ural heritage of mountain scenery in
• the Canadian Bookies has eeleeted the
Palliser Pass on the Great Divide,
near Moune Aesiniboine for ite seven-
teenth Annual Camp, -vvhieh opens on
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Oam,p will be placed near the summit
of North Xananaskis Pass, in the
sante group of peaks, about eight
miles distant. The nein camp will be
forty-four miles distant from Banff,
but owing to the series of walking
tout camps teeently established by
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comfortably reached within three days
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feet above sea -level. Cale') will be in
an open Alpine meadew by the shore
of Belgium Lake. The pass is dentin-
ated on, one side by Mt. Sit Douglas
(Haig), 11,500 ft., and on the other
eicle by Mt. King Albert, 9,800 ft.,
and is very beautiful in its surround-
ings. A few miles southward lies th
ine
Royal Group, dominated by Mt. Xing
Geo'
rge 11,400 ft.; and' Mount Queen
Miley, 11,100 ft, surrounded by the
Royal Fami•ly of mountains, Below
the Group lias the Royal Valley.
The summit of North Kananaskis
Paps lies at 7,000 foot; it is the centre
of the British Military-Nava1 Group,
At its summit 18 Lake Maude, Red. ell
around are the peaks: Mt, Beatty, it.
Xellicoe, Preneh, Mt. Maude, Mt.
Robertson, Mt. BirdwOody, end mt.
Smuts -till excellent climbs ot 10,000
feet and more, Not far to the sontli
placed near tho ttth1t at North Kati- east is the French Military Gronp,
venom tee evreate r ate er teem
from which Mt. Joifre over 11,000
feet, rises eonspieubusly. ,..
The time will be spent in climbs
and expiorations in this new territory,
and a special two-day trip will be ar-
ranged from the main earop at Palliser
Pass, via Itimanaskis Pass, Haig Glee
eier, Haig Pass, Burstall Lakes, and
Burstall Pass. At Kanataskis Pass
Camp, of special interest will be Law-
son Lake and Turbine Canyon. Tur-
bine Canyon is spanned by six or
more natural bridges. ' Ilaig Glacier,
and its subsidiaries, the largest ico
field in this southern part of the
Main Ranges, is very faseinatieg. Its
ieefe/1 and that of the Beatty Glacier
come right tiewn elose to the summit
'of Kanatiaskis Pass. The pass is very
beautiful, and is comprised of wide,
open, Alpine meadows, carpeted by
ink heath and white heather and.
rithant with rare )(alpine flowers.
/
'' A largo attendance of both Cana-
dian and, American members is as.
silted. *MA visitors from tile Alpine
Club (England) will be present. els
plienamenal camp is in preparatior,r,
and Major E. 0. Wheeler, B.n., oflast
year's Me Everest expedition, will
be in charge of the mountaineering -
The Banff to Mt. A.ssiniboine walk-
ing and riabeg tour ronte ensures
easy- and comfortable transportz a
will enable the visiting ,enembera • e
travel home via the eatreneitg Mai
viol Lake, Lake Gloria, Wondor Pass,
Mt, Assinthoine Valley ok the Reeks.
GeldenValley, 'Citadel Bess, Healy
Creek and- Bo W River,
The walkina tour 'route will open.
the publie 0» th 1st of .Thly, and bein •
operatiot dining July, Augnat and.
$eptember. Trips start from gair
Claire Camp every Monday tied Thurs..
day, The elaieetive is Wonder Lodges
t ssati oine, the 1Vtatterhorntiff
the O.:mai:Vali Rockies. 1.1 It tire
trill point el the reeently ereatedi
eissiniboine Park, e' This tour ye'
to the publis, and will be we]'
ized this sornamsti <