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l Kootenays, and northward throu deer, wapiti, grizzly, cinnamon an geese, ducks, grouse, partridge an pheasants, grouse, quail, geese, ducks, brant and course, vary . . . but, moose, bear, mountain sheep an opening around September. . .tlre others following QUALIFY FOR THE TYEE CLUB British Columbia is famed as the largest fresh 1 and salt water fishing area in America. There is fishing in some lake or stream, every day in the year. From July to September, schohls of game Tyee Salmon, ranging in size to fifty» pounders, swarm at tlre_ mouth of Campbell River, Vancouver Island, luring zinglers to - ~try..furme1nl.>c.tsl1il\i__ HlIClZIIIIUUiTYCC Club! VARIED VACATIONING After you've roamed the wilderness for game, and thrilled with the anglers glee over a Jiriinmiirg creel, plan to enjoy a few rounds of _ golf on sporty fairways, a plunge in the warm Pacific, a bit of boating and excursroning on the beautiful eoastlll waters, or. pgrhapsha few weeks of scenic motoring (iver British (lolumbkfis llfllllfinnle chain of splendid highways. '

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And while you're enjoying this ideal vacation lalltl, let your eye take iii its business poten- tialities! Youlll feel stranrely stirred as you watch the pulsing tlrrol) oflan empire expand- ing on the shores of the Pacific . . . you'll long to get into the swing of things. . . to help the mighty wheels of Progress revolve to the betterment of your own future.

You can bank on British Columbia's future!

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BIG GAME

RITISH Columbia is the finest hunting count

all parts o the world trek towards the vast become Canadals big game preserves. Through south gh the Caribou district, game varies d black bear, mountain sheep

shorelbirds ahoun

IIUIII€TLIUS OIlICT WOT almost every branch of agriculture.

facilities, and the f.ict t necessary to import no more uf raw materials, have combined to ruak British Columbia the third manufacturing

Plan your vacation in summer . .

ry in North America" . . . remarked a his province, last year! Sportsmen from forests of British Columbia, which have ern British Columbia andthe from caribou, moose, and goats, to the game birds, n Vancouver Island, blaclvtailed deer, d

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apples at Wemhly Exposition, and ld records and prizes for

MINING »

1927 sirw the greatest quantity production in British Columbia's mining history. The value of which totalled in excess of 62 million dollars.

.. FISHERIES

1927 was the fifteenth successive yearTiifM which British (lolunrbiak fisheries produced more than any other part of tl

unring to 27 million dollars. Britisl

Columbia fish and frsli products are shipped to seventy countries.

MANUFACTURING

Its tremendous waterpower, equablc climate, elleiit transportation hat it has been found than l per cent.

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COME WEST THIS SUMMER!

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British Columbia this the West! Mail the coupon for such additional information as you may require.

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Here are a few of the solid reasons why:

TIMBER WEALTH

The lumber industry of British Columbia has grown to 84 million dollars a year. In this province Canada has more than half its com’ mercial standing timber . . "onerthird of the timber in the British Empire. Owing -to equable climate, new growth is greater than the annual cut.

AGRICUL URE British Columbia, in 1 producing more tlmn 73 million dollars from her agricultural industry, has to her credit: The highest average farm income and the highest average yield and value peracre of farm and orchard ands in Canada; the highest average wheat and oat yield in Americafihe highest awards

CANADA'S EVERGRE

LONDON_ Ont... June 8. - Mid- Jllesex Council this afternoon 09-, proved a proposal advanced some; time ago, and in the future _fh'~‘| Warden will wear robeilfif a brilliant hue while presiding at_ Councili meetings. To add another touch of formality to the sessions, a pug’! boy will be employed. '

' HA YINGJOOLS We carry the finest Hayillg

0h the Island. / \. d M or ray m R. l Calms’ at ew Thomas tWO SD96 0w ' Riv... (ilndc sanltirrium and Dr. H-

Then Wide tread~5 foot or 6

iiiariltagisitriaii"“rrriiii - Will Benefit Ex- Service Menpgg,

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BRITISH COLUMBIA PUBLICITY COHMIWEE

Dept. P-"M Iloorlll lrrrl Suyrnriur Sh“ Vnncnuvor- Fina mid me Iriio lllrrriratcd literature an B

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Teddi“- ‘ ~fiélli“s.ilflli;lflié’i.illifiiliililéli THE HARDIE MFGi. _ U121: 1m.~.t?.£‘3.$;*'..l&.‘l:¥“i 3Z2? CIIAIILOTTETOWN r-iuMMrare-irim glflfl, rvill now be adequate-Iv WW‘

corn of and that the dlshbled ex-ser-

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In all kinds 0f‘ Tire Rflllfiirim-f i,

'/‘ a 5mm‘ wlum.‘ ly traversed the case, Dr. Cohen win

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91‘ L M. & Iler was placed Ire-fore the attorney- rriotrir wu/iIi-VE‘ neiienr. _

LAYGROUND

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plrc Hotel. pled children pcnducted by Dr. T.l B. Acker will be held FrldayxJunel {Grafton St. the closing date for the stake races- lln connection with the Provincial, lExhibition is June lrace. Address ydur entries to J. W1

|l3oulter, ClIUI‘lUl/l.L'i.U\V|I, P. E. Is land.

l l limit! ldrs. Peter Smyih, '12 Brow

an’. cvening wns spent at the horn’: the 1927 session

PHE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Central Guardian lfiulhfie "onnfei l uonrrs TAXL-Pllone m. Em-li cservve

Members ol lliiuse‘ 5m at the Red Cross onmfa-gnilglleceives Silver Tray;l

tau-a Gold M esh Bag For His‘ Wife. »

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OTTAWA. June ll.-—A remark- _ blc tribute of affection was puid 21 tlz‘; afternoon to Hon. Hugh Guth- rie by his Conservative colleagues D053“; CELEBRATION__ Mg in the House where the members nmgand many of the wives of members

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.a-_~;nu@_ '11,; Ohm last Sunday cele__nret in the Conservative caucus lbiated ihcir golden wedding. Thcr; ‘V9111 l0 d“ b01101‘ l0 the former 1m; Res“ L“, Smylu who was or. House leader and Mrs. Guthrie. ‘c sd C)‘. Saturday to the prlest-‘HOH- R- B- Bvnnctt. leader of the

.d, sang his first mass at Holy Ollllfifiilififl- Dlrflrnted Mr. Guthrie a rentsllhflhdscme silver tray, on behalf of - wok the Conservative members, and to l; Mrs. Guthrie a gold mesh bag.

S., Father McDonald beingdhe oi‘- “Thls is an expression of esteem ficlatiilg, prieset. While Nov. 224i find regard and recognition of your of this year will be llm original an. services as leader of the party last nivcrsary- of their wedding, the prc- session." said Mr. Bennett, in mak- rencc c: lllClI‘ iivc daughters, home ing the presentation. “No man has from Prince Edward Island and more deservedly commanded the af- Montreal—Sisters St. Martin and jfeitlon and esteem of the Conservzh Faula~coilicidlhg with the son's or- live members. This presentation is dination. is rho reason for the niai» a testimonial of an esteem. affection king of the event. A quiet family and regard. such as few men have dinner was held They have ajbcen given." i

family OI ten children. Replying. Mr. Guthrie expressed his pride in the honor done him, es- - BRIDE AND GROOM IIONOR- pcciall as the festl l0 '

ED.--'-At Whecrtley River. on the namesyof all the mlclmglcll-i evening of June ‘lllr. quite n plcas- cneraled so loyally with him during lof William Dnyc. when the young vfgledictory Speecghlsthgfjhnlllhz 1min]? 11f the vicinity gathered at pointed out. fOl‘ as ‘long Ks ‘South ..hcn ionic to welcome lllS newbrlde. wellington wished to have him as A} an early hour the houscrvns cnll- “S representative he woud be wan“ led Lo ortlcr and hirs. James Wareirmg m n“, mnkg or the a t b ‘came forward and read an address hind Mr Bennetit ' ‘p r y e' r" iitrlccnac lo Mrs. Daye. their Mrs. Th‘, “M, ‘rogeat 1 t M_

Tlrircst Stead presented her with it m, i: q u‘) s!‘ ‘. (“to l‘ Gum: we l-illled purse on behalf of 3.1mm’; mew o phl- sllvel- "ircsi-ht. to which Mrs. Daye mad" a ‘the ‘ m ' and on ll ls engrmled very fitting reply, thanking all for names °f an tlle'C°Y“9I"/fll1"° ‘ivir l'll'lflllf‘f‘\‘ and invited them remembers M. the Huuse‘ Th“ 90m some and visit thorn ivlrencvei- they "lelih ball given l° Mm- Gul-llfifi W113 ;':'."lzl find it t-cnveirienf, as tl-ei/ flllnsf“ l” MI-“S Milflrcd Bennett.- ivcnkl find a lit-arty iw-lcomo. Tlldll “I'M” "Y ‘hi’ COTIHR-rllfliiive lriitlrr, for they all .';' For 'rri~.v ‘it-t- Jnir, "l" 111r111hrrs of the House.

(trial l-‘cllrw. ‘Flu-n the your fcllzi; rnijoyrrl a lll(‘l‘ rinir-l. rl-aiitz: Llrc iriusii- hr-arrfiliill}; l"‘llil'.‘I':-tl M 1'. Slmvinsoll U-r wliiirir a Slillll) ‘ vr-r’ by 13-1" lad/r:

l‘. Name Church, which his pa attended. Their marriage

DIEM‘ fifty years ago in Madou.

lljl > hills. Irarhr-lle Mouse. New Arman. ' ‘Ll to llll.‘ ciiy Friday, w

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sic Jardinu. Wednesday evening.‘

the Dominion Di-ntal Cnnricll. oriH-l '5 lmmluuh 'l\,-m,,,ll,.,-s Rm "u"; ',']‘_“ """""1l“l1_\£°l 11m‘ lfifcylll 1111:9571 has been nruelr iiulrrfivcd by (lune i 1 ' I‘I'II‘l W I" 71).! (l1 »it‘i. .- ' .. "Ilwnlllllllllt! Dr (nmmlllu i“ l-mukinwair iaxtriiait |l.llL built on tht- nortl. l ed prtlwlipwi inwgii-Id~rm_n;yé_l_V-~ qtnsl ratio. The wonrvri expect. tal "’ » -" ' - - and their weekly insliiirlo lllf‘(‘l.l|l"‘ 1 vcur" illness rind expresses a hope. . _ l lthnt vnu will have a rxneetlv recov-l Ml‘ C‘ W’ Ramwlb well‘ low. w“ miss Wm WW much‘ it mhi known carpenter, Strinmerslde, has! lllll’ your first absoiw- In twelrtv- ma“ very buslly engaged l“ “'53 Wop“ van“. i ‘line of business in Travellers Reshl i‘ ' ,5“, u‘v' ,n_ “mink” iyduring past number of weeks. »--»~---—- {Oi 1

New Annan

Mrs. J. Scott hglMurcio and M Eliza. Waugh. North Bedeque. wen

‘THESIS of Mrs. Robert Waugh, Wil-i

And Vioinitvhiot 0n Friday, 1st insti , a Miss Annie Enman. teacher. Shes-i Melizvisrsdrlébcr: Asp/Israel’;- blcoke. spent the ivcek-end at Chel- ila. a’: M."*a:i...':....:i: w.i.§i;~.i.~ a r lnrcf. Valley. were in Sumrncrsidrl l ‘ lFriday afternoon. l l ’ I

Miss Lila Mouse. New Anrinn.‘ _ —~— ._::nt Sunday at Wllmot Valley, a Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ernest Mill. M15“ guest of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben ‘Cecil Mill and Miss Lois Mill, Cler- Large" ‘inicnt. were visitors to the clly Fri~§ ____ Mlfly» JHTIP 15f» 1 Mr. Ralph Cliappelle, Sherbrookc. ‘ispcnt Sunday in Bedeqrrc.

Mrs. B. Cairns and Miss Helen Cairns were in the city Monday af- ICITIOOII.

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iby this new piece of legislation.

l Firrther" sessions will be held on ‘Saturday at which the appointment iof officers for the ensuing year will be made. If is anticipated that the

Mrs. Gordon McQunrrIe. Srrm- merside, with the Misses Lilian

to which all (lid ample iustice. In‘ __ Dem ‘l P1911531"- Vlflll. Vl-‘%lli11Il1l--l-r 15$,” siiiirmgyslglg, “vrrir i;.-_- the sma‘ wee’ llfllllfi, MU sing‘ llIJLdS. zoning thou who attended th: rii~ Ill“l' inanv lianrisunrc usefulwzifrs consisted of "hsswarc china 1W1!‘ Lilllll SYWH flllfl fill/ll!" U“ :..iowei' elven in honor of Mrs" Lll- - i ‘VI-f K "s. ' H I ' u - l l’ rhcrixs for Billir- and his bride, LEV?‘ 7x151 11nd Mfrs. T. J. Ifunrphrcy, m, “M5115, wpdnegday @vun:n,.i_ l l‘ l “m” MMl/hbnnk’ alum. h,“ 1-,“- ‘jhllir l1cmflfii \-_~=l'_v“\'l.lllOf Valley, were In Srrnrnrcrsitle. __ _ ' ,__ I,’ “bu, (purity ‘a aw his,“ GWEN}; phased rri I_in'.'nii;V upcnt sin-Ir Klilhulfiduy aillornooir. 31st rnnt. M; llmlllcii ll{I_\'l'_’li(;(| w» ii ii» - i,_ 1,1,1], Iifv is hem by lfmr mm“ l’1ll"-l‘;§"'\l1 "\'\‘""l-'.! "l ""5 lilll-Y “"1" V! I l M: " M I lfllll, visitor lo Wrlinoi Valli-v. :1 1 2:1: ‘..~"|(llll" llI1\I‘I'll . lll'll'll(l"f Miss lirrcstis winsonielv i. no oar. i 1‘. art rs. -': i : z :.‘. b‘ - - . - I . . " ‘ ‘ ' fv. . 4,...’ N w‘ Anna“ wtwuéips.nlrallbloal“ 44"“ "l M's 4"" MM- -l A- hlli" imllrnali. whlil‘ llilllllilll the donors in a “frue-trh ' ' "“’ "“"""‘*~ - Lily" manner irfler which “For l H111" n Jolly. Good Fellow" was

7 lJr Dr Bairnall Reuienr‘ .. . t a . l D I I Nil, llul-l-y M0 y. “m; ., Vmlm, ,,,l M“ N‘_'l"""l "lliKiiii. win. a vr-iilii‘ ~ ‘ _ 1 Nlrfguiii‘ . > hear lysrrriil by "all. The remainder" l . b l_.).,,,,|,u__]__-““_ ‘he h‘ I"_L‘ , - - ilo the erty Monday irlii-riioull. lill itiltlfi‘ iii t"| a~ ‘H1414-L1IlIl-;‘,l'bi>i‘l o" llio i-trpliiiil; was pleasantly flppnl‘ r ' y l l’ , U l __' ,1“ ' A l “ L ' \_ rlairiiilli" IIlIll"ll‘tl lll‘i| ilii- room. villi niusir. r-Icu. afti-r which lunch i, , - , _ ' ‘ very liilirszrn i-vcllintl was speill . ll. n " .' 1;; "fin. ulir’. wvrr- '. 1| '1 -- - i 1 ~ i V] _ 1m“. M T. I __ - u, l p _ _ v . 1 n a irinoariri, was passed around. _ “Haul: u butmptffh‘ 1'1"“) rgvtjllflalgltu-L: the home oi Mr. (inidoii lluimirs. (d. ‘ llll‘ i-»-: lil llu‘ hriilv-in- lill‘ll wishiiiir Miss Iiuestls every I V iwbnuy‘ - - - l llniot Valley on Junr- n ivlii-n ii lil‘ opiiiiil liy Minn lIi-len |l;1])|)i|][\gg_ [hf- cmwll dlspqrggd m ; Dr. J. S. Balrnnllrccciveil the fol-j _ __,__ ilqllmtlilllllnilg “hllwillllel-l yfllllllljllltl 4 lllll ivlif r7. iliaii- irrespective ironies. each voic- lnwjni; gyynpllulL-[lc mlmn-n," rpm“. “Ho. m“ rub.“ p.’ lm LT‘ ‘m-l» - ll filmy‘ 1 'i1:iii.\-ii~. int; the rinro spent that irvcnlnr; y_l__lf{l_l_-_gll_lWllilflm" 11"" IMWI- "'I"ll'" W1‘ Iiu-ll Illa P uni‘ an extremely pleasant one.

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’If vol! are interested in gretting a big package of real good pipe tobacco-and valuable presents in exchange for “poker hands” that are packed with it—-smoke Rosebud, all ready cut for your pipe.

-lo-bi~" with lllificflllfiflfi; ‘Mt-Colloid; zir-i-tlvlifeiifiie ryifavfillhffhe

. FOR. PUPPIES The wonderful success, following its use during the past three years has clearly proven the superior

merits of this IMPIERIAL product t0 our experi need ranchers and they are p

lanning on feeding liberally this season.

Our formula is specially adapted to the needs of the

urork of the tuberculal‘ committee

will be concluded tomorrow evening

on of tlie-Cgriddlhh Empire service Len-

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today. 8X- » sscd satisfaction at t e ilmsgll“: the federal govern!"

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of Win tubercu esldent

isvsick command of the. W. MacNell. Secretary Nova Seotla command. crc (lelivcred at l0-

Salnt John

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spudhv, by "the pOllcc follow» and ingrenutlonnl dlrrclosu m.‘ In the re-trlnl of Dr. Benjamin Cohen un g‘ J a charge of performing rrn Illegal

flit-cc! from Va MMM" l

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SBBATFING

i of the act. The | welcomed by Lieut- ercy Lake, K. C dent of the Can-

for on Monday they join with the

_ Canadian Legion. GIL‘ ~LMO

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Nathan Waldo. young Jewish bar- r-lirlcr of Toronto. whose arrest was

operflllvn; In his first trail. which wira imccuaslully appealed. Dr. (3n- ihtn received five years’ sentence. ‘Dining the cecfmd trial n jnrymim rovealcd evidence of alleged hrl In; ‘of the jury.- The judge Immed ale-

gencral annual convention or the

I-iucstts and Helen Cairns. Wilmol. motored to New Annan Friday. where they were the guests of the falters sister. Mrs. Wi A. Moase.

‘ Mr. andMrs. Fred Simmons. Wil~ mot Valley. arrived home last Sat- urday evening. after spending a pleasant visit. ‘in California. Their many frlendsglvo them a hearty welcome back.

Mr. Ira Crozer, Wilmot, was in New linnnn. Thursday eveningi ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Moase. Ken- siirzton. lthie former the popular dealer of the Whippet and Chrysler- cars. have moved to take charge of

East.

Mr. and Mrs Charles I-lendersorhl Fi-rnwood. and Miss Jennie McAl- lum, Lower Bcdcqire, were. recent visitors to Wilmot Valleyi

Mrs. iDr.) A. W. Lear-d, Miss Hel- cn. Mr. and Mrs. Cephan Swallow. with Mr. Roy and Miss Bessie, ‘Dr. and Mrs. Sinclair, IMisses Gena. Ruth and Vern Waugh, and Miss

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ABBEYS A Tonic Laxative

(lardi-n City Ranch. Summersitlei

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young and gTUWIII g foxes, is rich in vitamines and a sure

preventative of rickei s. IMPERIAL l’lll’l"ii’

strictly fresh. _ _ Order early so as to lie sure of receiving your supply

in good lime as a heavy demand is assured. I-IAIICK FIRE GUN

w. (hr. exclusive a1," lI(‘_\’ for (his popular and filg My efficient rtIIy endorsed by lriidiiig ranchers l'nr "l""'|"ll IWIIS Full informalioii rm request.

lMP€RIAL BISCUIT Co. p >CHARLOTTGTQWN

F001) is giraranteed to he

crim- houses

We na ranch rcctnnt which Is hca and

cl’ destructive parasites.

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