The Goderich Star, 1922-02-16, Page 7it TIA lade
1310X CIONACOII WORTS
%nth. Ape for the fifth, Sve for the
A Samertary tke Masai State-,
oat* of the Seard *MSeetettes
-Promoted at the Memel .Metrdsg.
Fele let. •
The report of the sessioa gave
report of the house-to-houee visits,-
tunt ?lade in Goderich under the itop-
*mom of the Ministerial Assocs.
tion, as fee u it relates to Knox eon-
ItTegetiett, es follows: Number .of
Presbyterian funnies. 327, exclustee
of 14 familiea residing outside the
bound* of the town; umber of per-
sons under 18 years, 361, under 4
years. 82; number of single persons,
56- number attending Sunday school,
e46.
The attendance at the communion
in March, July ami December was
419, aua and 449 respectively.
Last year there were 612 members
on the roll. During there were
added 41 by professton of faith and.
26 by certificate, a total of 67. In
the same time there were removed
from the roll 16 by certificate and 10
by death, leavingsra net gain of 42,
and a membership of 654. There
were 34 baptisms, of which seven
fear*, six tor the third. eight fee the
second and nine for tbe gran And
three °titers were present 4V Sundaye
in the year.
The Adult Bible taus has 66
noses un tke ron with an averageMareh is extremely' hard on elu dun.
atteridaiwe of ittonditions make it uecessary for the
The Girls' Intermediete Bible Class soother to keep them in the house.
has 67 on the roll, stverage attend- laity are often confined to overheat.
aneo 40. ed,badly ventilated rooms and canal
st. Andrew's Club contributed $10 colds which reek their whole system.
to the Fresh Air Fund, e50 to the 1Tu guard v.gainst this a box of Da -
Organ Fund and $35 to the mission- by' e Chen Tablete should be kept in
any schemes. The Father and Son the house and an occasional dose giv-
banquet and the euniuter camp were en the babyito keep its stonsaelt and
outstanding events in the clubs' tic- bowels working regularly. This will
tivities.
The Missionary Association report-
ed $2,329 remitted to the missionary
treasurer in Toronto. Contrzbutious.
without any special effort had kept eine dealers or by meal a .0 cente
up to the previous year, but the For- box from The Dr. Wiliiams' Medicine
ward Movement,program cane for ius Coe Brockville, Ont.
ereasipg contributions and an evert
member vanviies was recommended, DANDELION CONTROL.
to put the fund on the proper basie.
The 'Women's Missionary Assoeita Four or Flo Sprit/logs Vane Iron
tion reported the best year in the sulphate Will De the Tsieke
history of the Soeiety, both in finance
lgork, There were 12 meetings held dandelion as a weed tlarti years age.
SY011111Y WRATRIIR
HARD 014 MY
The stormy, blustery weather
which we have during Februar and
not fail to break up colds and keep
the health of the baby in good ectIe.
dition till the brighter days come a-
long. The Tablets are sold by reedis
and the general spirit of the Little attentien was pold to the
but wIth thetlearing etto et lauds stud
removal of obstacles to the apread of
the weed great increase or the nuis
ance Is seen in greets land evetys
where. The dandelion cannot succeed
on land that is well cultivitted, but
areas of grass, whether Pasture
nelds. roadways or lawns, are omit-
ly heavily infested. Large areas cans
not well be treated tuaess the use tit
the land sucb asto permit heavy
ex endituree, Small areem, such as.
were adults, and 13 marriages were during the year. The enrolled mews
eolemnized. •
bership is 54 and, 31 home -helpers.
„ was made on the worl; 127 "Messengers' distributed. A-
Commentof the various organizations in the mount raised *473,46.
church, in appreciation. YOUng Women's Missionary
etreporting, paytng seetee for sup. terestipg account of its meeting*
to the general Sunday school were West. The Betsy Babbitt concert
of the aural, and'' carrying a eta. and a Integer were the money raising
The Sabbetlx school has been self Soeiety (Artbur Circle) gave an un
pl es equipittent, etc. for the Year durhig the year. Amount raised
contAbuting ;50 to ix:lesions and $211) $52542. .A, bale was sent to the
NOIR SAY DIE
Koen Roostiag *von if Resets neve
Be* DIER011111104p*.IOU ef Othat
TAWS. Have Nothing W Show for
Efforts
Te the Editor of The Sten
Sire -There is no question the re-
sults of the big atom roller drive to
put thelerich en the mop have been
awfully discouraging to the eititens
of Goderich. But how about the oth-
er towns all over North Alludes,'
who went clean over the top with
their modern chamber of emollient)
and haven't got a Gay to show for
it? And know a few of them that
have a West Shore Electric on their
hands; they let their ambition blind'
them to Wang horse sense.
I am betting there are a goad mew
fellows in Goderieh who have chip-
ped in on their Beard of Trade 'mem-
bership, who are soreheaded se out
be, thinking Goderich is the mere
town that has not something to show
for all the effort and molter- I firm-
ly believe that Goderieh leading the
way for getting Boykin,lo Goderleh,
gore Goderieh a reputation as the
livest wire town in Canada and Sar-
nia, London. Brantford, Stratford,
Guelph and all the live town a that
applied the Greater Goderich ides.
bad to take their hate off to Goderich
for their initiative in the matter.
Some say Sir Adam Beck watt the
daddy of the idea; if so why did hie
pick Goderich as the livest wire town
hi nOtario to try out the idea? have
heard that Hannigan, Rodgens and
Wigle conceieetiethe Idea while On a
en e • trip to Toronto.
The. MacGillivray Mission Band lamas and portions of golf courses, The loyal rethblooded boosters who
met every Wednesday except during may under proper management be I put up their coin and stood by the
Beard
vacation- There were 79 members, kept tree of dandelions. of Trade through the greatest
60 girls and 19 hays, amount tient to spraying with iron-sulplrates tour reconstruction peeled in the world's
Presbyterial treasurer $195. .A box or five applications during one ilea. history, deserve some very honorable
of Christmas gifts Was sent to the eon, will generally free a greet) area mention and while you are runieging
northwest and the usual Christmas of the pest. But the treatment intuit
ele
way' back in ;indent 'Watery, why
cake. and other Christmas gifts to be repeated every third year. The
not rehash me of tae boost your
s
the Presbyterian Home in Toronto. first spraying should' be applied Just town to boost your business tuff and
recall one of the moat eggressive au.
The Swastika Club sent two boxes before the first bloonting period .ot
per efforts GOderich ever medes
of dealing to Faint St' Charles Set- the dandelion and followed by two
tleMent, Montreal,- Mid helped to others at intervals of three weeks. Sarnia is trying to reorganize her
ance forward to 1922 of $1524).
The Cradle Roll department has 87
names on the roll, 28 being added
during the year slut 10 promoted.
There are 22 teachers in the main
school, in addition to the Primary
and three Bible classes.
The past year two pupils attended
at least 50 Sundays in the year for
their eighth- year in succession, five
for their seventh year, two for their
A Lesson,
IFROIMI
Ancient o
t
dreas della at Christmas time for the Two further apPliotiona should Meeforces, gr comes my hat'to Su -
forces, and
University Settlement, Toronto. be given during September or Octo-
ilia. She made the best showing of
The Ladies' Aid Society raised ber. Spraying should not be done any town in Canada when Boykin
$606.87, a high tea and bazaar rats- during the hot, dry Period unless handled their drive.
ing the largest amounts, and besides water OA be applied to keep the I wish to suggest and urge on you
Providing the Father and Son ban- grass growing vigorously. Grass to agitate one more real get-together
quet and a supper for newcomers to areas that are sprayed Usually biaek,
luncheon where every one of the old
th congregation, paid $200 to the en eonsitderablY atter each applica. members will be on hand; this would
thin, but this burned appearance dia-
amply justify Goderich inviting Sir
appeals after a few days. Ames Adam Beak as the principal speaker.
that are being sprayed for the eredi. 'With the present morale and condi-
cation of dandelion should be well tion of the times it is going to take
fertilized and grass* seed should be some big stutter get by' with it. ,We
Two thousand years ago the athletes manager for general expenses of the
and fighting gladiators Ail the Roman congregation and $250 payment of
EmPire, to ensurespeedy healthy healing ' principal en the orgah,
of wounds, sores and injuries used The choir reported 40 on the roll,
to f the sol -
magical herbal oils and balms. .; paid tribute thework
o
Taking a lesson from the Ancients, an
eminent firm -of manufacturing chemists
undertook a search to recover these lbst
secrets. Certain richcherbal oils ancl\,
• Movement treasuro
oists (seven in number), and report-
ed $237.45 raised (chiefly by the pro-
duction of the "New Minister"),
leaving a balance on hand of $1/6.39.
ease ces wire at last found and a scien- The For.vard
applied to keep up the required atiM,,
ber of grass plants; to form a good
tern White clover is killed. by iron
sulphate eliray, so cannot succeed
tinder this method of dandelion con.
tific means of blending and reaping reported receipts of $9,048.55 to date trol. The strength of solution to Ise
than was devised. • and $9015.64 remitted to headquar- is le's pounds to one gallon of water.
After lengthy and costly xperInienti terse There is still $2,022,41 of the Stevenson, Secretary Dept. of
• supeebahn was evolved WhiCh contain* amount subscribed to be paid in. Agriculture, Toronto.
these poteat herbal saps in the moat The Board of Managers reported _
yen the name ranebuk, to indicate the the past Year as better financially The Family Phyeiciaue-The good
perfect form, To this new discovery was
theft fer a number f years All Ate- doctor it always, worth Itis_fee,, , But
•.glighest 'achievement yet attained in the
healing art.
Peatment of Agin diseases and injltrin$
itas_been revolutionized by lam-bulr., Its
'intaTing and antiseptic power isenhance.
by the complete absence of rancid animal
fats that distinguish ordinary selves,
Eczema, ringworm, ulcers, pi les,
poisoned wounds, sashes, cold -sorra,
chaps,chilblains, children's scalp
trophies, etc., yield rapidly zato-buk.
counts were pan/ and the balance on
hand as $220. *. The 'receipts for
cengregational: purposes were $6,
99,014-eqUeetiona-for relief $08-2
Expenditures, ealeries, $8,825; inter-
est, $316.25; miscellaneous expenses,
$2,157,02; benevolent objects, $88.$0;
total expenditures, $6,886.47.
If you have anything to say to,; a
mule say it to his face. ,
it is not alwoye yeast tege oe
tor just when you want him. in such
cesee, coonion sense suggests .the
• reliable home remedies such,
as Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil vifficle s
'Wonderfully effective in easing in
easing inflammatory pains and in
healing cuts, scratches, bruises and
,sprains. The presence of this rem-
edy in the familia medicine chest
saves many a fee,
would be rank slackers if we failed
to apply the most super methods
known to speed -up the morale of the
boosters with a view of forcing more
Wheels to turn. This will tont mon-
ey, sure it will emit 76 cents it Plate.
Other towns are doing it as a recon-
structlon obligation, rallying their
creative forces and stimulating the
morale, Goderich can't afford to lie
down and cry over spilled milk.. She
has La reputation to keep up es .the
livest wire town in Canada. This
Adv, Club "idea le doing wonders for
rallying the morale of our local
teerre3;-lenetienmgbear181"a-
We1thilcirizelnYSinaait;
trying to make. boosters out Ot
knockers, and it is doing the work.
This kind of effort is the greeteat
moral and creative force in the
world today, and vow that we are
approaching heck to n °mud we on
look Awardorto tome bi
gwilrogresa
for Canada, and there I be a
sare
• - •AVinter }Zecreations in Canadian Pacific Rockies ato et golden great pour through
Don't think I am advooting anoths
.... .. .God_ (inch as never befOre- •
TO;000. thanibetr-ot comntetee,
iseasiersesee
nothing of the sort, I do advocate a
big get-together luncheon and the
big speaker from Toronto just the
same as though we were after $10.-
000.
Yours very truly,
W.G. COUT'fSe
Big -Stone Gap, Feb.8the 1022.
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YOU cannot play golf- at Banff
In the winter time. Neither can you
explore the Lake Louise region on a
Paddle pony when the last grey
pose has honked goeil-14. and the
marmot and the Pike are far under.
grOund and fast asleep. For six.
long months these forest filled val•
leys and gar high peaks are mantled
in asreatchless robe of spotless white.
There are many outdoor winter
snorts and recreations which are
pnly made possible by deep 'snows
;and keen frosts. These pastimes are
luring more people tp the Canadian
Itookies every winter. At title tires
.0 the year tourists are travelling
to and from the Orient and the greet
large number of thorn, .14-treetect itcY
the witchery of winter in the Itec -
ies• re enitirille & novel •
ligheftil holiday in this leis
country where winter 114, spar
pakient.
Where is tto snow In the labile Irma
whepei these pilgrims 061441. Yeti
were you to travel there, yen wow
find many a pair of **OW shoe
which have been carried across the
Pacific. souvenae from Canadae
winter e ederiand,
Banff Winter Carnival allures
many visitors to the beautiful mon-
taineresort. in 1922 it will be held
frorn January 28th to February 4th.
The carnival will featurea-curling,
alt skating, figure skating, skether
tices, hotkey matches for ladies and
men, snowshoe rages, toboggan races,
dog races, enowshos tramps, bob.
eiedcling, trap 'hooting, swimming
in the hot sulphur springs, ski Jo -
ane, sleighing, dancing. There will
be an illuminated ice palace and fire-
works. On the opening day there
•will he Ski jumping by protessionas
and e halite' hockey match.
Snow oho. "hikes" Novak
iligisfil are gladsome 4vopati. TO take
part in a picnic in the Pee ireode
at sus u thee is 2 note -be he for-
gotten experience. There is a prints,
tics urge which ectraiels you to bcdld
a rearing firwood fire. 'let 'Orffee
Ind toasted bacon turn your Sonic
into a paradise.
Of the many thoussuuletoulato
Who visit lovely Lake folds* lfl tram
Mfr. few there be who do not oak
.
aboot this district in winter time. Is
itvery cold here? And is the mow
very deep? It is not excessively mid
in winter. There Are 210'wilt&
aid no blintardsO N. sad.whoter
thew* to spoil your furs and year
*Ports. nt average depth of wow
Is about five feet. It is very Wan-
tlftd here after a fresh fall of stoow.
Tree* are loaded down with ,of
tinge
anshrootnt of snow greW en wry
atelsop. Tel graph pees ea Os -
Won us h d"
Jack frost hes leid Ws VI
LAST YEAR WAS A RECORD
ONE FOR THE SUN LIFE
Canada's Leading Assurance Com-
pany Transacts Enormous Bust-
, liege
Although it bat been established for
51 years, and has, during that time,
registered a phenomenal rate of ad-
vancement, the Sun Life Moment*
Company of Canada has suceeeded Itt
passing all its previous reciords. The
figures for 1921, which the. Company
bas this week submitted to the public
• prove it to haro transected an enormous
amount • ot business, and this in spite
of the very trying circumstances tinder
-which. all Canadian industry and finance
Was laboring during the year.
One of the most interesting features
Preablited through tho medium ot the
Sun Life annual report is the exceed
initly low rate of mortality which was
experienced among policyholders. It
would appear that oar 'people aro
healthier then they have ever been.
The volume of Assurance now in
foree,vrith the Sun Lite has reached the
impoting Agave of over $536,000,000.00.
The of $11,987,089.00 was paid
either to- polioyholdere or their bane.
notaries during the year, which brine
the amont mid out to the Company's
friends since its Incorporation in 1885
up to $114.155,003.00.
he essetie which stand at $12'.572
127.00, show a striking expansion. A
surplus is disclosed of $10.3e3,909 over
all liabilities and capital steels.
The income front premituns, Interest
and other sources is far greater ProPor•
actually. tuan was obtained in any
Preceding year. At the present mom-
ent it approximeteis to ° considerably
mora than 0100.000.00 itday for every
working day of the year. .
The enormous Sums whicli the Stie
Lite has at its disposal for investment
have cornea over 8.07% interest,
, The peke 1921 reetestutteda Perm
of aikroepd deligessioA. Oer great
titedieisI beripes might very reasonably
lime 10910 %tweed to- the final re.
suite 04 tbkie operatiotts with tulogiving.
Te Suit Lite, it must be remembered
La this eonnection. overtime not only in
she Dominion, but in many other eoltri.
tries, not all of them as immune, from
troubles as is Canada.
-THERE ARE .!/ .1' CONS AND BARGAINS
Cornfield Bargains are ains Indeed
is *sr NICitilster On pod INN
that see steps Is ths hew sr red Wow Osell144111its,
Sots is list spostiwity
Men's and Young Men's
Overcoats
The balance of 01.11: Men's and
Young Ilien's Winter Overcoats, all
sizes, and at various prices. Regular
prices were $3o.00 to $35_.00. To clear
$18.00 to 522.50
Men's and Young Men's Suits
Some good Tweeds and Worsteds.
Regular prices were 09.5o; $2,1050 and,
$44.00. TO
to $16.$0
ifiirs Sweaters
A few Men's [Sweater Coats, wool
and cotton at
And another line 26
Ladies' Coats
Just a few of these Ladies' Coats
lett, to clear at a real bargain,
Ladies' Dresses, -
A very few more Dresse:4 leftr
inust be cleared before our spring ship'
moats arrive. If you want one of
these don't delay,
House Dresses
A nice range iu assorted patterns,
specially priced at—
Millinery
Still a few hats to clear before the
spring millinery opening at bargain
prices.
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Ladies' Union Combination
In white, specially priced iosor
for this week's sfln
Moodiels Hyskore Underwea
In silk and wool, Ladies"
Vests, only at
Aprons
Bungalow Aprons, specially
1
priced at
Allover Aprons at
Children's Bloomers
Two dozen pairs of flatin$lette
Children's Boomers, White and ed.,
lank, to clear
N‘7.1
Children's Sleepers
From 890 to $1419
0001s by the Yard •
--"" Unbleached Table D41111144 heavy
• quality, to clear at per yard-- $1,10
..soo yds of striped Flannelette, 36 iu.
ches wide, To clear at per yard, ne
ractory Cotton, to clear Ifni
at per yard.... 14ne
it Special priced all wool honiespun
blankets, 8 and 9 lbs., white 6, die
and grey, to clear at per pnir• •W
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ORMIELD-
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ALWAYS USE GOOD SEED
Early Seed Preparation a Mark.
of 600d Farining,
Careful Selection Advised Poor
• Seed May Hale Excellent Feeding
Vane— What Experiments With
Seed Show'-iluying aFame
(Coritributse by, Ontario Depertmeet or
A,grioulture, Toronto.)
(1) Chateau. Lake LeuiS6 whiter.
(3) These two girls arP egi1Orta is‘ Wiptey oottn..
butt on nosy streams and placid
lakes, and they are fa: a.
nos is the same reverent keen
which awes you itt greet (*theirs'.
Yeti wor.cler if spring wivl ever icald
(2) stiorsho party at Bud(
Do not forget to bring yolr eii3.era
1Yett veat nave arapie opportenity to
rirake eterles in vier nature twat
ad to piatere not mile the, reenie
!soma t.:13 of this. winter tvoneetieni
jitat 90c3o
tho wild life which is ere
at titeMet3Silit., in the moull•
11 reebe traveeted by tie, :And
boot% there is to close teatto 110.11wey.
tke woo Ws Mutts With a
eerier/. Mete, Welk
Varmers, like0 hem are prone to
Put oft to -dense' t they can do to-
morrow; and, alt route often neg-
lect to get seta grain ready for govt.-
ing until the - tine days of early
spring tall them to the land. Meeh
time may be saved 'anil thetitish of
spring work ligbtened it eeed is pre-
pared In the late moetas at winter
16r tering sowing. This early seed 1 is cis answer or .
preparation will likely result -also in :Rudolf Amulet:,
the seed of different crops beteg e the, smote" swigs
`•••- • • ,;
P
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liettlitr "CR lereetr"7 rivirelltilli, 1.0 bell the reviler has obtained the
seed produced: a larger, more vigor- beet variety* andi sown only the best
owe and more prodileUVe 'beet then seed ot this vsmiety, he has pises4 .
_the .erery_satest-taauranee poseible-on.
thiefuture 'of lila, cropne-W'..1. Squire
tell, 0. A. College, Ouelpit. '
that. produced from small Sup.
.lirunkex, - broken.or-*Mit need. -It
shouldbe remembered* too that
where only the largest and plumpest
grains- are used for seed, the very
nature ot the selection eliminates the 1 Complete in itself, Mother Graves'
Majority of the weed iieede whtch Worm F,xterneinator does not require ,
may have been In the rain betOro
the assistance of any other Medicine
k
• 1 to troika it effective. It does not fail '
anketien,
• • itodo its work,
owswwWiowasssumelsesewrommemillienosenselenemanwowwaimak,
AN ALPINE GUIDE OTWiI
IIE
ellmbl.ng is dang-
erous,- :.than toting
'is bed is' far tepee
dangerous. since
more people die
in bed than on Itho
Mounthins."' That
sown at the right time to insure the guide of Ede'u
greatest yields. . I weiss, Uritish Co+
Use the Very Best Seed. •lembie, in Monte
The first step in good seed solea real .reeentlet.
den should be the obtaining of the when a s ic e..d
..
very best variety for solving. a *".v- mountain climb.
loty whose yield is high„and whose, ing is a danger.
quality of grain Is good. Vedette* of 00 sport. ,..„
Oats, Ouch as Q.A,C. No. 12, Banner, Rudolf At. rani
and O.A.G. No 2: varieties Of bat ° le well known
Piss,
eta
b.
a
varieties of field pen each as Cana- W. and
all tin. most fay.
leY. such as OAC. No, 21; varieties 4rnountain cr
of- spring wheat, suelrase4eareals. ers and t
Red Fite. and Wild Goose; varieties to • Lake
of eyries rye. such an O.A.C. No. 41; Bort pi
That the *WWII 81441d have
fought 04.0110 tiAts times of 1921
wltb snAtk. PE firitempliot denouement,
an4 watt ite previous records broken,
woke votuntes, for the cue, iONes•
00'100 ivitt cotter With vaileh it bat
sutudind and conformed to world con.
&Baena
gela fat aefinna,,--NrgIeet gives
dime Beauty, Aathu , Potter, and ed orfestobrets h
rayo
rthe Catindian
Becky MOO n tains.
lie line led inane'
a party of old
Climbers over the
1)Itoeakest aotifdhue- t $ RUDOLF' AMMER
Bolden Vine; varieties of field beanti
such as the ' Compton White Pea
bean; 'varieties of buckwheat, much
as nye, and Silver Hull, are all well
suited to Ontario conditions.
Brain May Be Poor for Seed Ilut
Good for Feed.
Small, 'shrunken. or broken seesi
has a feeding value nearly egos' to
that of large. Plunile„ sound .seed.
Seed selection experiments conducted at the O. A. College, Oueltilo
have howu, however, that there is
a very great difference he the value
of these for seed liertiotone •
What Experhnents Shia*.
Varying qualities of seed of oats,
.bsrleyePring wheat, peas and field
beans wero tested, aild it was found
that One year's seed ediectlett of seed
grain has a marked influence on the
restaang crop. In 'every single In•
donee, the largo plump'sced produc-
ed a greater triela of satin per acre
then the medium sized, smatl,
shrunken, broken, or split seed. In
the average of four domes of grain,
the 'tree 'lump seed surpassed the
email plumy seed in Yield of grain
Der Siete by 28 per cent. and, in the
neerage of three cliussee of grain,
tho plump Aced gave an average Yield
oltor the ehrtinken, broken, or apilt
seed et 64 per cent. In this Oiled*
eient,eenal nil,ib.', of otP as *era
Hata Catarrh RilocIleliso
vibe are to a ors* *twee ow&
Hook will notice that Clitoris heave
them murk more than when they sere is
pee health. This Ott 'MVO Uwe triete
eestattis is& total disease. it Lei=
eiel by eoestitatiese0
leg (le:TARIM )4111D1C11118 is
Toggle and Mod Planter, aed acte threttleh
Os* loltusd MOOS the meow oedema, et
tas beer. thee moods% tits
reeterieg liereMit
astloMn * great adventsle. The
tritle. once it hao some a foot..
ho fasteus ito grip en the brons
child messages teritteimmly. Dr. J.
1;1...X400es Azthme Remedy is daily
rettevitw reset of asthma of long
studio:at, Years of suffering, how.
ever, blight have been prevented had
the remedy been used when the troll.
ble was iri Crst stages. Do not
fleglee, asthma, but nee this prepara4
tion eire„
It a num nada a ilofs life he my
be touted it be grow s.
Cetetirreatiee
ik
itiated tent, novices in the Wort*
In the summer months when most
Ambito/ is done; Rudolf, with four
other Swiss 'geld.% Makes his bead.
quarlere at Lake kLouise.
Rudolf has been in Seitmelemi
since tine beginning of the winter.
He went over to tee the old folks in
triterlakens, where be was bon, and
also to indulge in the Swills winter
sports. Ile expects record elimb.
ing Neaten in the Canadian Rockies
in 1022, and he has been keeping
himself fit to meet it. Ile will be
tack from Switserland in
Though he loves hie *Mire Swits-
eriand -Rudolf would rather live in
Crusade, He bas been here elf&
1009.
Asked how he leerned to climb
Rudolf said. be looted in the Swiss
mountains "theta he *As.
When s yonne Mali be got his climb-
ing diplems. Ile then exhibited this
in the shape of * -Medal which he
none pti the inside of hie coat. Ono
has to qualify in Switzerland before
beCOMIO, Vide.
June, July and August ate the set summer 'rb. Sw.seetraidee of
best months for Canadian climbitse the Cassano Rockies lodge at a cll.
Bedell says. 1!. told of different !age celled Llotireise baitt for there
elimbing parties he aceerapanied, Swiss Chatet styles at arcelolec.
The ktgest .limt::rg trip he had' tore be the Ciittailart Ta.01,1 Rea- '
was around Lake, Lou se and he and way'. 11 ms y be seen from the
1,orty were out thirty.tig days; cottinentel train. &best a mile tittw.,
on this trip there were thirteen pee. of Gelder, ILA. There thew let:Nr u.
;pie. eta twcntralx horses were .m' their families, and the swenwslare
elovo,1 to entre the foot'. lediatt ate taught to tibia) rasa their fft.
Teras weeeh the party slept, and (ahoy. "So C4011411 Is at si
other ritaites. Wily race a iiistionvirs.
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Proceeding, Itedelf said flit ilua
guide led the climbing partke, sot,
climbers UV on to At tope, k
about tWiniky-fays fed apart. Tito
guide used 111 axe,to eosin
tem!
bridges. Ay lan' *Awl made wheal
hit Ono gaiihei Imew if It is tats tto`.
era* the NOW kid**. 11 itt *Weir!
to ellab up tin& to capes down.
Rudolf bas climbed with tiaerl
famine Alpialste. both mei end We*
men. &eft* of climbs axe bent at,
Lek. Leulse. It was he wile ear.'
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