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good
many
readers
of
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sent
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issue
awav
to
frienrls
in
nrrlpr
that,
t
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mmlit
r-aaA
fh
minimum.
Psrhsps
lb
one
tlmple
thing
you
are
not
doing
to
guarantee
permanent
health
Is
havtfcg
sufficient
roughage
In
your
food.
Absence
of
this
roughage
Is
the
direct
cause
of
contUpatlon
which
results
In
to
tnaey
other
Uls
heidaches,
HsllesjsjacJs
general
depression.
In-digostlos
and;
BOtnetltnCs,
terlout
disease.
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
U
rotigh-hge.
It
It
positively
guaranteed
to
relieve
both
temporary
and
recur-ring
constipation
or
the
purchase
price
will
be
refunded.
Two
table-pooni
dally
(in
terlout
cakes,
with
each
meal)
It
the
proper
amount
Kellogg'.
ALL-BRAN
alto
helps
you
to
health
In
other
wtyt.
It
It
rich
In
irtn,
practically
all
of
which
goei
(ninths
blood,
bringing
red,healthy
color
to
the
complexion.
It
helps
prevent
anemia.
Be
eure
to
include
it
in
reducing
diett.
Many
eat
Kellogg'e
ALL-BRAN
with
cream
or
milk
added.
It
la
a
delicious
addition
to
cereals,
fruits
and
soups,
t
i..
.
,
REFRIGERATION
IN
RELATION
I
TO
THE
FISHING
INDUSTRY
.
i
ijf.'B.'FJnn,
Director,
FiseriesExperlmentail
.Station,
Prince
BjjfrJ;.
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86
DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Tuesday,
May
29,
1930.
SALMON
FISHlN'fi
TREATY
day
we
are
callecfupon
to
solve.
The
alded
by
first
referring
tothe
pro-!
masses
of
population
ha
made
nec-
In
the
Sea-
Durin
lit6
there
elaborate
for
eisary
systems
pro-,ilves
Curing,
preserving
and
distributing
are
constantly
going
on
withlnthe
of
food.
In
this,
refrigeration
is
de
,
organism
processes
cf
building
Up,'
stined
to
play
an
ever
increasing
and
breaking
down.
These
proces-important
role,
particularly
in
it
.
A
.
,
.
.
ises
are
carried
substances
on
by
relation
to
the
fisheries.
The
fisheries
of
today
are
faced
i
wltn,r
the
body
called
enzymes.
with
two
Important
problems
which
1
During
life,
these
two
processes
are
are.
broadly
stated,
ceoservallon
nicely
balanced.
At
death
the
bal
and
preservation.
This
paper
will
It
is
satisfactory
to
know
that
the
opposition
of
fe'deral
2
Sri
SZfLZilln
n)on.ibie
for
breaking
down
the
Conservatives
to
the
provincial
Conservatives
anrj
to
the
ffi
TpreLrvVtK
r5i
affiK
are
u
accelerated
in
vjiuiuayuverjiiiiuiLinregaruioinerraserniversaimon,orthsomeoftherblemsehcoun-
their
action.
Ther
struggles
which
treaty
is
at
an
end.
It
Was
a
foolish
and
frivolous
ODDOSi
tered
in
relation
to
Its
uses.
The
the
Hah
undergo
before
death,
tion
at
the
hest
anrl
whnllv
iinnuPssnrv
Tn
env
that
tha
Ideal
prteervatlVe
would
be
one
produce
editorial
m
on
the
front
page
"Evidences
of
Pros-
JiSETtiSSS
perity.
Those
who
have
not
done
so
are
advised
to
take
problems
of
refrwrattoh
and
mueh
action
yet.
So
many
inquiries
for
copies
have
been
received
tiseful
information
with
regard
to
that
we
have
decided
to
use
it
again
as
a
free
advertise-lhe
production
and
maintenance
of
ment
for
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
jlow
temperatures
has
been
gained.
J
r
On
the
other
hand,
Very
little
Is
Baggage
Car
ETERNALLY
AT
IT
I
i
he
only
Way
to
do
business
effectively
is
to
be
eternally
:
materials
frozen
and
stored.
As
yet
at
it.
The
moment
VOU
let
lin
in
vour
efforts,
von
herrin
fn
hardly
anything
U
known
of
thc
in
cookco
jooa.".
iucn
i
.
.
.
-.
a.
bran
muffins,
It
it
Just
at
el!1"8
Pre"
na
to
migrate
tive
lu
the
relief
of
constipation.
Recommended
by
doctors.
Ask
your
grocer
for
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
in
the
red-tnd-grcen
pack'
Servtd
everywhere.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
IT
"Improved
In
Texture
and
Taste"
a
condition
within
the-
Tolmie
administration
and
its
permanent
fisheries
force
!?lct!L
iv'kl
ltthe
.fli.n
i,nWn
fn
oj.,;
riffn,..n
:
ii
i.
,
In
the
preserved
prodiKt.
Most
autoiytlc
tor
breakdown)
enzymes:
w
eie
unable
to
advise
Ottawa
m
regard
to
what
was
need-
So
thbds
of
pmrMiion
do
bring
powerful
are
these
destructive-ed
was
going
a
little
far
when
none
of
the
opponents
to
the
about
ehahge.
Thus,
in
treating
fish
agent
that
at
temperatures
above
treaty
had
any
fisheries
experience.
It
looked
too
much
by
canning,
smoking,
salting,
drv-
freeeing
they
would
in
trme
tom
like
opposing
for
the
sake
of
opposition
rather
than
for
I"6
Pick,m&
and
freezing,
marked
P'eteiy
liquefy
all
the
tissues
of
the
the
Ettod
of
the
COUntrv
Now
thev
havp
sepn
thp
ormr
nf
4n
arc
brought
about
in
the
fh
quite
apart
from
ahy
bacterial
tneir
thp,W
ways
and
nhH
tW
there
is
likely
to
be
action
at
Ottawa.
materials.
Refrigeration
activity.
This
autoiytlc
or
self-dl-
about
the
gestIve
te
4,owed
rIngs
,ea8t
th
ot
M
pn)CCSS
up
by
,ow
though
even
In
this
there
are
irre
,
temperatures
and,
by
cooling
the
Versible
changes
which
It
Is
the
ob
;
fish
itnedlately
it
Is
caught,
the
Ject
or
our
research
to
reduce
to
a
'
rate
of
enaymatic
decomposition
Is
greatly
decreased,
while
by
freez
ing
It
Is
almost
arrested.
Recently.
however,
this
laboratory
has
been
led
to
bellev
that
some
of
the
enzymes
may
have
slight
activity
at
temperatures
In
the
neighborhood
of
10
degrees
T.
and
over
a
period
of
months
or
years,
may
produce
dls-
ht
riuctuatlng
tempettiturw,
la
con-!
would
be
greatly
reduced.
The
ex-
jtdered,
It
Is
readily1
seen
that
even
though
the
Ice
crystals
within
a
tissue
may
be
uniformly
small
In
the
newlv-frozen
ntndnM
ffr
a
nor.
J5d
or
storage
under
such
varying
gonaiuons,
mese
small
crystals
will
be
replaced
by
large
ones.
This
has
the
errect
or
disrupting
the
tsisue,
polling
lhe
texture,
ahd
making
the
product
very
much
more
like
slowly-rrozen
material.
Variations
in
temperatures:
also
have
the
erefct
or
bringing
about
changes
In
Internal
toressure
with
in
the
rrozen
material.
Under
conditions
or
fluctuating
temrerature.
.there
is
continual
expansion
and
I
contraction,
which
may
have
a
,bearlng
upon
the
migration
or
oil
I
towards
the
surface
or
the
fish
such
as
occurs
in
the
stored
salmon.
Oils
at
low
temperatures
are
only
semi
tollds
and
under
conditions
or
In
In
sUch
a
way
as
to
relieve
that
pressure.
This
condition
of
oil
ooz-
llng
Is
not
met
with
ir
the
temper
atures
are
held
at
a
constant
low
level.
The
reason
for
this
Is
probably
two-fold
the
lower
temperatures
bringing
about
a
greater
solidarity
of
the
oil
and
the
constancy
of
temperature
preventing
variation
In
internal
pressure.
There
are
many
other
phenomena
connected
with
deterioration
in
ALLtBR
AN
t
Lco.ld
stora8e
which
must
be
lnvestl-T
TYV
?.fttVd
rrom
the
biochemical
point
or
view.
Consideration
or
these
may
be
perlment
conducted
by
the
Biolo
gical
Board
Was
based
upon
the
following
considerations
:
U
that
the;
amount
of
heat
geherated
by
stored
material
within
Itself
was
ei-tremely
small
and
need
not
be
considered
as
having
an
appreciable
Influence
upon
the
temperature
bf
the
room
Q)
that
while
a
room
Is"
closed,
the
principal
source
of
heat
IS
the
leakage
through
the
Insulation.
(3)
that
providing
the
heat
could
be
taken
up
before
it.
came
aU
the
way
through
the
walls,
the
presence
of
bodies
much
colder
than
the
stored
material,
such
as
ammonia
pipes,
Inside
the
rooms,
would
be
unnecessary
and
thus
shrinkage
would
be
avoided.
In
Jhe
experiment,
an
air-tight
Insulated
room
was
.built
within
a
cold
storage
room
in
such
an
manner
as
to
leave
a
space
11
the
way
round
Its'
walls.
Jbj
celling
and
jjopr,
Through
this
space
was
circulated
cooler
air
which
was
maintained
tit
a
temperature
only
very
slightly
below
that
at
which
It
was
desired
to
store
the
frozen
fish.
This
circulating
air
served
to
pick
up
the
heat
which
leaked
through
the
outer
Insulation.
In
this
way,
It
protected
the
stored
fish
from
undergoing
any
rise
in
temperature
and
since
the
temperature
of
the
walls
of
the
Inner
room
was
almost
the
same
as
that
of
the
stored
material,
there
was
extremely
little
transference
of
water
vapor
rrom
the
pro-
www
Your
Breakfast
Shot
from
Guns
so
you
don't
have
to
cook
it
Read
how
this
amazing
invention
gives
Puffed
Grains
the
virtual
nourishment
of
hot
cooked
cereals.
WHEN
Professor
Anderson
found
the
way
to
shoot
Wheat
and
rice
grains
from
guna
he
aolved
an
important
problem.
He
give
these
crisp,
delicious,
reidy-to-car
cereals
the
virtual
nourishment
of
hot
cooked
cereals.
Every
grain
of
wheat
and
rice
ContaifU
123
million
food
cells.
Every
food
cell
must
be
broken
before
the
grain
can
be
completely
digestible.
It
takes
long
hours
of
cooking
to
do
this.
But
Ptofessor
Anderson
found
a
better
way.
He
seals
grains
of
wheat
and
rice
In
bronze
guns.
Revolves
them
In
fiery
Ovens.
Then
fires
the
guns.
This
causes
123
million
explosions
in
every
grain.
It
blasts
oren
every
riny
food
ttll.
Puffed
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice
are
thus
made
completely
digestible.
Hence
practically
as
nourishing
as
hot
cooked
cereals.
The
grains
become
8
times
normal
sire.
They
have
all
thc
buttery
ctunchiness
of
fresh
toast.
They
are
made
to
taste
like
sweet
new
nut-meats.
Never
before
was
rich
grain
nourishment
made
So
delectably
good
to
eat.
You
owe
it
to
your
family
to
give
them
this
extra
delicious
grain
food
that
tastes
like
nut
goodies.
Order
Purled
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice
from
your
grocer
today.
Thc
Quaker
Oats
Company.
lose
OUt.
So
it
IS
with
any
cause.
Spasmodic
enthusiasm
tal.plest.
tc&i
constants
of
lhe
I
has
certain
mechanisms
of
derense
through
the
walls
travels
through
does
not
count
for
much
It
is
all
riPht
for
ftrttr
nuv,m.aterla,S64lorcd
or
of
the
""btle;
against
the
Invasion
of
bacteria,
the
stored
material
causing
air
to
L
!
I
g
SlttmS
aay
chemical
changes
which
take
With
the
advent
of
place
death,
these
if
a
good
0f,:t
but
i
:
:
pick
up
water
vapor
which
U
sub-Wlth
Start,
a
good
Start
IS
not
enough.
jand
result
in
the
destruction
cf
fla-;
mechanisms
cease,
to.
function
and
sequenUy
tra
JSed
to
the
I
in
Fnnce
KUpert
we
are
gleat
Starters.
We
have
abun-.
or,
texture
and
those
other
quaN
i
bacterial
invasion
starts
Imme
pipes.
The
cooled,
desaturated
air
dant
enthusiasm
for
a
new
cause,
a
new
organization,
new
Ules
whfch
ftre
characterutic
bf
the
diately.
while
it
is
true
that
bac-
sinks
and
once
again
begin
this
Work,
new
amusement,
but
we
do
not
alwavs
stav
with
it
lfrE
mleri,al-
lle?aI
"Utty
is
decreased
by
low-
cycle
resuiung
m
the
conunuous
Perhaps
that
is
why
we
sometimes
fail
A
little
more
ut
'
JSZTu
T
lrp!r"ure?
p7
no
means
transference
or
waurfrom
the
ma-
tained
effort
and
sholild
HoZttpr
I1"8
u0'
hm
dIV!
,mUCh
10
foU
tempera-
terial
to
the
pipes.
This
Is
more
ef-
idineu
eiiort
and
we
we
BHOUld
dO
better.
the
-!
.
32
F4.
prove
quality
of.
frozen
fish.
ture
to
degrees
will
entirely
in-
lous
than
a
mere
ross
or
weight
In
-
:
..
-
These
methods
are
being
widely
i
hlbit
It.
This
laboratory
has
isolated
the
nroduet
sin
,ch
rtehvArattr.
Service
Kinds
or
Mail
Carried
Larger
Places
Along
Hallway
Every
Day
to
The
post
office
announces
that
the
hours
of
closing
for
the
east-bonnd
mail
by
the
regular
mall
car
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays
Is
now
1
no
but
that
for
the
baggage
ear
service
leaving
here
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Fridays
the
mail
will
not
close
until
noon.
The
baggage
car
service
carries
aU
classes
of
mall
Including
letters
and
newspapers
to
the
following
points
only:
Edmonton,
Vander-hoof,
Port
Fraser.
Duin?
Lake.
Tel-kwa,
Bmlthers.
Harelton.
Terrace,
and
Prince
Oeorge.
Fireside
Club
"
Holds
Meeting
Second
Coming
Is
Subject
of
Address
By
Pastor,
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe
The
regular
weekly
meeting
of
the
Fireside
Club
was
held
in
the
Baptist
Church
Parlors
last
night.
Miss
A
.
Dawson's
group
had
Charge
of
the
meeting
and
the
chair
was
occupied
by
Miss
Edith
Johnstone.
Miss
Stelna
Phllipson
led
the
devotional
exercises.
The
address
was
delivered
by
Dr.
F.
W
Dafoe.
who
strove
to
Impress
his
hearers
with
the
nearness
of
the
return
of
Christ,
and
the
impehitlve
need
of
the
individual
tflrhmg
to
Christ
as
tho
Savior.
Ilerreshments
wert
served
at
the
close.
A
SIMPLE
STEP
TOWARDS
HEALTH
Kellogg'S
ALL-BRAN
is
a
Daily
Essential
and
Millions
Know
Its
Effectiveness
in
Relief,
of
Constipation
known
with
regard
to
the
blophy
!
ttnetly
observable
and
undesirable
y
.
"f
ct,,Aet,n
'
In
an
ordinary
cold
storage
room,
i
the
elimination
of
spoilage
of
During
life
the
living
organism
the
heat
which
gains
admittance
i
thawed
fUh
in
th
hand,
nf
th
r.
J
1U-
-
II
.1.11
U-.-A-.l
..ti-t
.
.
...
J
ivi"cu
aim
uie
excellence
oi-me
:
oaciena
wuicn
are
quite
active
at
always
brings
about
a
loss
of
"tex
resuuing
proauct
is
aomg
a
great
,inai
temperature
notably
Pseudo
lure"
ana
"AnrMAnini"
ith
oem
mj
overcome
prejudice
wnicn
i
monas
iiuorescens
wnlch
is
thought
consequent
errcct
upon
price.
existed
in
the
minds
or
the
general
!
to
be
responsible
for
much
of
the
public
against
rroeen
or
cold-stored
'
discoloration
of
halibut
which
oc-
j
Itustlng
foods.
There
is
stlU
a
great
deal
to
I
curs
In
the
holds
of
fishing
vessels.
The
"rusting"
or
yellow
discolora
be
learned.
Our
problems
are
by
no
Investigation
Is
being
Drosecuted
tlon
which
occurs
In
oily
fish
dur-
hieans
solved,
for
It
Is
one
thing
to
i
with
a
View
to
examining
the
role
of
,
ing
cold
storage
Is
another
problem
proauce
a
product
which
has
un-
1
bacteria
in
cold
storage
at
low
tem-
which
seriously
concerns
cold
stor
dergone
very
little
deterioration
by
!peratures
and
while
as
yet
nothing
age
companies.
Fish
such
as
halibut
the
act
of
freezing
and
quite
an-6ther
to
maintain
Ihls
product
without
deterioration
In
cold
storage.
Crystal
Formation
It
Is
well
known
that
when
the
rftte
Of
freezing
In
a
tissue
Is
rapid
very
definite
can
be
said
In
this
re-
salmon
and
herring
which
contalh
gard,
It
seems
quite
probable
that
appreciable
quantities
of
oil
lmme
bacteria
do
play
a
part
in
the
de
terioration
of
the
rt02en
product.
The
loss
ot
water
in
stored
materials
Is
another
undesirable
fea
ture
In
long
storage
and,
one
which
the
number
of
crystallization
cen-
can
hardly
be
greatly
redu;ed
by
Jres
u
very
large
which
results
In
proper
temperature
control.
It
Is
the
production
or
a
large
number
well
known
that
the
presence
or
6r
very
minute
Ice
crystals
Instead
cooling
pipes
In
a
cold
storage
ttf
a
smaller
number
or
large
ones
room
has
a
dehydrating
errect
upon
kiln
V
nM
n
k.
u
.
,u
.
.
.
!
.1
i
!j
;
,
'.7i
.:
i
....
.
.A
...
out.ii
no
npijvnr
111
a
siuwiy
irozen
'
me
swrea
prooucis
ana
tnat
II
dii-Ussue.
When
the
ohenomenon
or
'
ferences
of
temneratui-p
Between
One
Ice
crystal
growing
at
the
ex-
i
the
pipes
and
the
product
cotlid
jw
pense
of
another,
under
condition
eliminated
thi
rirvm
t,r
ihrinVno-
aiaieiy
unaerneatn
tne
skin
are
particularly
svbject
to
this
wheh
kept
in
storage
ror
long
periods
or
time.
The
phenomenon
seems
to
be
one
which
concerns
a
change
trUhe
rats
and
oils
though
there
Is
some
indication
that
the
nitrogenous
Constituents
or
the
tissues
play
ah
Important
part
In
the
oxidative
chinges
which
occur.
These
discol
oring
reactions
seem
to
be
depen
dent
upon
a
certain
chemical
state
existing
within
the
tissues
them
selves.
It
Is
quite
possible
that
con
dttions
or
alkalinity
or
acidity
or
tne
oody
tissues
may
have
a
prr
round,
effect.
It
Is
known
that
low
tempera
tures
such
as
zero
or
slightly
above,
win
greatly
reduce
the
possibility
oi
tne
occurence
Of
"rusting."
it
Is
round
difficult
to
use
such
tern
peratures
in
ordinary
practise
for
long
periods
of
time
because
of
thc
excessive
shrinkage
which
they
pro
duce.
This
Is,
no
doubt,
due
largely
to
Inadequate
insulation;
for
it
is
svldent
that
the
poorer
the
Insula
tlon,
the
lower
must
be
the
tern
perature
of
the
colls
to
produce
a
given
condition.
This
results
In
a
greater
dlHerentlal
between
thb
stored
product
and
the
colls
and
It
rollows
that
shrinkage
will
increas
in
proportion
to
this
temperature
dirrerence.
Such
low
temperatures
could
be
maintained
without
ser
ious,
shrinkage
and
with
avoidance
t3f
a
fcood.
dealf
these
undesirable
chemical
changes
by
the
Introduction
of
the
Jacketed
cold
storage
room
as
developed
by
Doctor
A.
d.
Huntsman
at
Halirax
and
discussed
earlier
In
the
paper.
There
are
very
good
reasons
ror
believing
that
in
the
future
most
or
our
fish
will
be
processed
by
modern
methods
or
refrigeration
and
distributed
In
the
rrozen
condition.
Recent
experiments
carried
on
by
the
Biological
Board
or
Canada
have
shown
that
rish
rillets
placed
In
the
cooking
utensils
in
the
rroz
en
condition
are
superior
to
those
taller
will
be
apparent,
for.
If
the
public
were
to
buy
and
keep
flih
in
a
frozen
State
until
the
time
of
cooking,
the
spoilage
Which
that
most
perishable
product
unfrozen
rish
4s
subject
to
during
this
period,
would
be
avoided.
Fortunatelv.
such
a
procedure
Is
tteadilv
belnz
'If
0j
.
)
.
QUAKER
PUFFED
WHEAT
AND
PUFFED
RICE
....
-
-
;
-
rf
...Me,
n
win
hiv
uiunvu
VUUIC
bUUbUlK,
AUC
sioai
ana
oiochemtcal
properties
or
eirecw.
:u.
reduced
about
70.
!
advantare
of
tueh
A
nmrnrinrp
In
MUCH
WORK
AT
JASPER
Tourist
Kesort
Enlarged
to
Mcft
Increase
of
Visitors
made
more
possible
by
the
develop-1
WINNIPEG.
May
20
-
In
)v
in-ment
or
email,
low
temperature
re-
trnatlonal
exchange
of
l.-iui
iy
frlgerators
ror
use
in
shops
and
Who
now
annually
r
the
homes.
CanadlanAmeflcan
border
n
n-
Thus,
as
one
views
the
progress
jormous
flood
of
tourist
trav.
'
the
which
has
been
made
by
refrigera-
jCanadran
riocklet
Is
predict
c
fur
tlon
engineers
in
the
construction
tSon
by
It.
Creelman
n.
cn-of
apparatus,
together
with
the
de-
8er
traffic
manager
for
t!
r.mv
termlned
efforts
of
the
biochemists
'd,n
National
Railways
i,
irft
and
blophyslclsts
to
-dellne
the
best
I
y?teTday
to
complete
air
iw-rreezlng
treatments
and
optimum
Iments
ror
many
tours
and
rmi
storage
conditions,
one
cannot
but!!3118
10
Japer
National
Ptrlc
feel,
as
was
stated
earlier
In
this
"Year
by
year."
Mr
O
'
iiiun
paper,
that
refrigeration
Is
certain
sAld,
"increasing
thouwn-s
are
to
play
an
ever-lncreaslngly
lm-
i
turning
to
this
playground
viurh
portant
role
in
the
rishlng
Industry
:
has
necessitated
the
eni.iu
.
of
and
to
eventually
revolutionize
ex-
'Jasper
Park
Lede
each
.vu-
n
and
istmg
methods
or
procedure.
Shower
For
Miss
Alberta
Hill
Is
Pretty
Affair
A
dainty
miscellaneous
shower
was
glveh
last
evehlng
by
Miss
B.
Campbell
and
Miss
J.
stalker
at
the
home
or
the
latter,
615
Tallow
8treet,
In
honor
or
Miss
Alberta
Hiii,
wnose
marriage
takes
nlace
eany
next
month.
The
rooms
were
a
mlnlntnm
hrMa
A.itk
j
1
today
the
accomodation
guests
it
an
increase
of
1029
capacity.
New
buiki
for
the
official
opening
'
will
Include:
Two
tcn-n.
one
16-room
cabin,
one
cabin,
one
two-suite
cabin.
Ing
building
for
golfers
w
.tii
bedrooms,
each
cabin
ben.
i
ped
with
baths
for
each
-
with
sitting
rooms,
two
"
starr
cabins,
with
ift
room-new
building
ror
the
nm
stay
at
thc
Lodge
to
give
guests.
The
dining
room
i
powerhouse,
private
servm
and
the
garage
are
enlnp:
Improved,
new
0
usees
and
Required,
the
curio
shop
t
whir
"nnutZ..
.
tl
cabins.
The
program
or
1
wnite
carnations
and
rose
tatters
in
xltvpr
tnrni.
.j,,
.
.
.
ueing
conunuea.
.via.ijf
iuh
wvie
presented
by
Miss
M.
Stalker
In
a
daintily
decorated
wagon.
Music
was
enjoyed
and
rerreshments
served.
Those
present
Include:
Mrs.
Geo.
Hill,
Mrs.
E.
Klnny,
Mrs.
T.
Sprout,
Mrs,
J.
Campbell,
Mrs.
W.
Cum-mlngs,
Mrs.
V.
Menzles,
Mrs.
Joe
Cook,
Mrs.
J.
it.
Meagher,
Mrs.
Prendergrast,
Miss
Chris
McKcnzle.
Miss
Allda
Johnson.
Miss
E.
Ross,
Misses
Annie
and
Netta
McLeod.
Miss
Mas
Davis,
Misses
Nellie
and
Mollle
Lawrence,
Miss
Frances
Cummlngs,
Miss
Edna
Parker.
Horace
McN.
Fraser,
engineer
rdr
the
UnltedEastern
Mining
Co.,
one
of
the
original
companies
op
erating
In
the
Taku
River
Held,
will
be
here
on
the
Princess
Louise
tomorrow
morning
enroute
rrom
Vancouver
to
Juneau.
Mr.
Fraser's
rather
was
for
years
eold
com
missioner
at..Atlia
and
he
was
brought
up
in
that
district.
meet
this
year
at
Jaspr.
headquarters
camp
at
Main
will
be
In
operation
ror
rrom
July
28
to
August
Id
650
iver
.
i'ly
.ilT.'W
.ihns.
1
1
Kim
sicep-
23
,.j:iip-:n
and
,'imial
M
il
A
-
who
wiry.
d
and
s
v-re
i
uwd.
.
i
.i.i...
i
.
i
....I
u
nrw
decorated
in
rnauve,
pink
and
White
TZZrJ
f
'
i
and
the
t
table
was
centred
Wlthl?'
S!S
,
Thc
Alpine
Club
or
Cur.
.iplllC
.la
WiU
,
l..is
We
Sell
Nothing
But
the
Best
Our
l)nes
include
CHEVROLET
and
MUCK
Automobiles
.
Willard
Guaranteed
frfad
Kubbef
Storage
Batteries
dOODYEAll
TIRES
flAYHESTOS
Ilrake
Llnlnjs
and
Genuine
Ducot
Ross
&
Moore
Reliable
Wrecking
Service
Phnno
M
.
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