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Bk'nho-Im Blyth . . . . 30”:va Bl 0"“ but hu- Durin; yam w» l qurntly wh tho [Mlllliflhi as Hun [lo-“pd term! tn :1 ; "'8. “o- 2in “New! In‘ Loam Wm \Vo' haw l canunl. ho- is \\ mum. FALL FAIR DATES 1927 lmess of which is not due to mortals as in Grayson's book. but to the friendliness of animals. Animals termed wild. but in this instance a word that cannot be applied to those an the Banff-Windennere Highway. There is {possibly no more beau- tiful road than this which runs from Bani! to Lake Windcrmere, in the l‘oiumbia River Valley. The distance of 1M miles is spectacular and the scenes are constantly changing. The views from the high passes looking down into valleys. thousands of teet below, tiny lakes surrounded by al-i “The Friendly Road.” by David Grayson. which is well-known to many lovers of nature. depicts in- cidents and friendliness of peOpie along country roads and in the rural districts. There is. however, a road In the ('anmiian Rockies the friend- rm'v Ill llw \Vv publish -.- m [In way {’I'O'VHHNFS. It lllo |3I\ PAGE 0. IQ Gunman BEAR new BANFF Hillm at this ufl'i mn' knnwlo is authentic- l'l H why HI 'I'I'O'N Iv “HI ‘1. «mo-n Hu'm 'H)‘ fl'nm rurimls all lmugh nt. ”wro- his sou'tinu Hu' ”Marin W. M. HIN- c-nlumn in (‘nl'l tvsh‘n} D" “It lwlnw h ”lo clilh han‘ Hw ' Nun-wit'h . . . . m" Hhswo'kt'u. .‘ lhn l Ux-anm-Villv. mm , ”Ham: clo-nl 'uy Hm‘vn Sound Hm ’ l’aislo'y. . . . . . 'W. Palmm'stun.. I" \\ nllmo'tan. 3 \\ “'11le Indian J _.., “altm ~ 1‘31“” m \\ :“111'1101'11 '1' “atfulol “ \\'_-oll:1111' \\ 1ndham Gentle 6 “ingham ........ 7 “001N001; I 1 H Sarina. . . .. SPMHI'HI .. Shnlhurnv. Sllt'ololt'n. . . Simmw. . . . Sm'inglinhl Nmnstadtfi Lulnlwth . . . . V lmamingtnn. l Linn's Ho'ml. ' l.i.~'lu\\'o'l.... ' Lnndcm ...... ‘ Lm'knnw.... ’ \larkdalv.... .\l» u ft ml ..... Mo-HNHII'IH'... .‘lo'rlin ....... .‘lilollllfly ..... MilwI-Mn.... \“ttho‘” ..... Mmmt “lulu Mom”! vast Hams ..... Parkhill. . I’Mrnlia. “ I’inkm'ton. l’nrt I‘Ilgin Prim-ville. Mum “oh'l'hm . lllgo‘l'sull Kirktun. Lilko‘lin‘hl ill'Vls'. . . Bozo. a black bear. is a. friend to many motorists on the Banff-Win- dc rmere road. He comes out on the highway as it he had sole right to it. He does um resent the; ~> izzmd- in standing in the'mlddle of vthé hzvhway. that of seeing the animals in their natur.-l haunts. Rocky Mountain :~'!;eep are arm on the road alon'r. Vermilion Lasz not far from Banff. They are sotwe that often motors haw: to slow down as they will por- sist, almost to the point of dangtzr. that of seeing the naturd haunts. sheep are Sven m ful. pine meadows. rivers crossed and re- crossed. and glimpses of cascades tumbling down slopes from dizzy nights are intriguing and beauti- To this ‘naturjal beauty is added I... O I O O O O O O OS..“’tO-l:‘ rnfral Canada Aug ...H(‘L ’1 and 5 ”50M. ”~46 .........W'!. 4 HM. 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Sometimes he has lunches handed to him and the remarks of “nice old chap, fine 01d Bentinck Council THE DURHAM CHRONICLE () )0 has figured out in : jllnt how to get 9 tourist season. July ’1. 19-37 rook. blasting $10.:OO l". Scluuicit. ¢\'|wn.~'n amt. $1000. 1". St‘llmilt. 207 hnms $2.84); Jnhn l. Punis. bliolgt‘ $17157: Humx 314.3110 pay shm't \lm’é lamps Hudson. «In $173M}: animated as to card: held. Unfortu- Duplicate auction bridge is gaining lar favor very rapidly and in time rival the regular game in public esteem. One of its chief attractions is the fact that it enables players to com- me the results of their biddin and phy with that of their friends a that a fair rating. In duplicate auction . same handsareplayed byallpar- qutbttheelanentofluckis WIWWMR â€"10 â€".x,' 9,7,}, 4 Author of 'PRAC‘I’XCAL AUCTION BRIDGE. 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