Folder E OCTOBER 27th, 1912

CANADIAN L'ACIFICi

GREAT BRITAIN TO AND THE UNITED STATES ALSO JAPAN, CHINA THE FAR EAST AND AUSTRALASIA

It Is not Intended to give In this folder a full description of the vast territory traversed by the Canadian Pacific Ry., nor a time table of all trains. For further Information apply to any CP.R. Agent, or to GEO. McL. BROWN, } European Manager. (.62-65 Charing Cross, LONDON, S,W. H.S. CARMICHAEL, 67 and 68 King William St., LONDON, E,C. General Passenger Agent j

GentraiEdition CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINES PACIFIC SERVICE INDEX TO CONTENTS The new Royal Mail Steamships " Empress of Asia" and "Empress of GENERAL ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINES Russia/' 15,000 tons, will be placed on this route during 1913. 1 ^TENDED SAILINGS— Page Page SERVICE -WESTBOUND Agencies 29 Manitoba 25 Van­ Yoko­ Naga­ Shanghai Hong (Twin Screw Steamships) NAME OF couver hama Kobe saki Moji (Woosung) Kong Alberta 26,27 Map Canadian Pacific Ry. Lines. . 16,17 STEAMSHIP 27 Map Canadian Pacific S.S. Lines ALL SAILINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Dep. Arr. Arr. Arr. Arr. Arr. Arr. Dominion Express 1 4 to 9 inclusive Facts for Colonists 19, 20 Points reached by C.P.Ry., 4 to 11 incl. FROM i'JtiOivL fc >T. .1 UliSSt, N.B. 1912 1912 1912 1912 1912 1912 1912 Facts for Tourists 20, 21 /Saskatchewan 25,26 LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIPS (West St John) Monteagle Nov. 5 Nov. 21 Nov. 23 Nov. 26 Nov. 29 Scenery along CP.R. Lines 22 Nov. 24 Farming and Ranching 24 1912-1913 • 1912-1913 Empress of India Nov. 27 Dec. 11 Dec. 12 Dec. 14 Dec. 16 Dec. 19 Fishing and Shooting 23 Telegraphs 1 1913 1913 1913 1913 1913 12 Yukon and A tlin Gold Fields 28 Friiay, Nov. 15 EMPRESS OF IRELAND Friday, Nov. 29 Hotels Friday, Nov. 29 EMPRESS OF BRITAIN Friday, Dec. 13 Empress of Japan Dec. 25 Jan. 8 Jan. 9 Jan. 11 * 1913" Jan. 13 Jan. 16 1913 Information for Passengers 18,19 Friday, Dec. 13 EMPRESS OF IRELAND Friaay, Dec. 27 Friday, Dec. 27 EMPRESS OF BRITAIN Friday, Jan. 10 Monteagle Jan. 22 Feb. 7 Feb. 9 Feb. 12 Feb.15 Feb. IS Mar. 5 Feb. 10 THROUGH LINES Friday, Jan. 10 TUNISIAN Friday. Jan. 21 Empress of India Mar. 6 Mar." 8 Mar. 10 Mar. 13 Friday, Jan. 24 -.EMPRESS OF IRELAND Friday, Feb. 7 .Empress of Japan Mar. 1. April 2 April 3 April 5 April 7 Apl. 10 Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit and Chicago 15 Friday, Feb. 7 EMPRESS OF BRITAIN Friday, Feb. 21 Monteagle April 16 May 2 May 4 May 7 May 10 Soo & South Shore Lines, Sault Ste. Marie, St. Paul, Minneapolis and North May 5 Western States , * * And regularly thereafter. Trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines \ Steamships sail from Liverpool in the afternoon. The steamships leave Vancouver on arrival of the "Imperial Limited." The Transpacific Royal Mail Steamship Line Japan and China. • - • 3 The "Empress" Steamships sail from West St. John on arrival of "Empresses" call at Victoria after departure from Vancouver ; passengers for the Transcontinental Train Servi oe Atlantic to Pacific 13 "Empress" special train, which leaves Montreal, Windsor St. Station, evening "Monteagle" should embark at Vancouver. Western States, via Detroit 15 prior to sailing date. As a measure of precaution, passengers should arrange to arrive in Vancouver the day previous to the scheduled date of sailing. The "Lake " Steamships await the arrival of CP.R. train No. 16, due to Connections are made at Yokohama and Kobe-with steamers to and from all leave Montreal, Windsor St. Station, 7.25 p.m. day prior to sailing date. parts of Japan and Corea. also for North China Ports, at Shanghai for North China, Mid-China and the Yantsze River Ports ; and at Hong Kong for South China, Special Trains in connection with the "Empresses" leave steamship dock for Tonkin, Manila, the Straits Settlements, Australia, India, and Europe, via Suez. TELEGRAPHS Montreal carrying Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars for Winnipeg, Vancouver The telegraph svstem of the CP.R. not only extends along the entire length and other Western points; also Standard Sleepers for Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, etc. INTENDED SAILINGS—EASTBOUND of the railway, but also reaches every point of importance off the line of Railway Hong Moji Naga­ Yoko­ Van­ in the Dominion of Canada. NAME OF Kong (Woosung) saki Kobe hama couver STEAMSHIP The Commercial Cable Co. (Mackay-Bennett System) gives the CP.R. ALLAN LINE STEAMSHIPS Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Arr. the most direct connection with Europe, Asia and Africa. 1912 1912 1912 1912" 1912 FROM STEAMSHIPS FROM FROM Empress of India Oct. 26| Oct. 29 Oct. 31'Nov. 2 Nov 5' Nov. 17 Also in direct connection with the British Pacific Cable to Australia, New LIVERPOOL ST. JOHN, N.B. HALIFAX Empress of Japan Nov. 16 Nov. 19 [Nov. 2liNov. 22 Nov 24! Dec. 6 Zealand, etc., the Commercial Pacific Cable to the Hawaiian Islands, Philippine 1912 1912 1912 [ 1913 Islands, China and Japan, and the Commercial Havana Cable to Havana, etc. Friday, Nov. 15 ..CORSICAN.. Saturday, Nov. 30 Monteagle. Dec. 14 Dec. 17 Dec. 19 Dec. 21 Dec. 22 Jan. 5 Friday, Nov. 22 .VICTORIAN . Friday, Dec. 6 Saturday, Dec. 7 1913 1913 1913 1913 1913 1913 I The Postal Telegraph Co. of New York and San Francisco enables the CP.R. Friday, Nov. 29 . GRAMPIAN . Thursday, Dec. 12 Em press of India Jan. 11 Jan. 14 Jan. 16j|Jan . 17|[Jan . 191Jan . 31 to reach all important points in the United States Friday, Dec. 6 . VIRGINIAN . Friday, Dec. 20 Saturday, Dec. 21 Empress of Japan Feb. 8| Feb. 11 Feb. 13 Feb. Feb. 16 Feb. 28 Friday, Dec. 13 .. HESPERIAN. Saturday. Dec. 28 Monteagle Mar. 8 Mar. 11 Mar. 15| Mar. 16 Mar. 30 The Halifax-Bermuda & Direct West Indies Cable Co. gives connection FROM FROM FROM Empress of India April 5 April 8 Apl. 10 April 12| April 15 April 27 with Bermuda, Jamaica and points in the West Indies. GLASGOW STEAMSHIPS PORTLAND Empress of Japan Apl. 26 April 29 May 1 May May 6 May 18 BOSTON Monteagle May 17 May 24| May 25 1912 1912-12 1912 May 20 May 22 June 8 Direct connection with the Dominion Government Telegraph line to the Yukon Saturday, Nov. 16 . . NUMIDIAN . . Thursday, Dec. 5 and points in Alaska. Saturday, Nov. 23 SCANDINAVIAN Thursday, Dec. 12 And regularly thereafter. Saturday, Nov. 30 . CORINTHIAN. Thursday, Dec. 19 The Steamships will call at Victoria to land passengers. A tariff of charges for Telegrams is posted at all Telegraph Offices, and is Saturday, Dec. 7 . .PRETORIAN .. Thursday, Dec. 26 Passengers are requested to note that the Steamships may leave the interme­ kept by all Sleeping and Parlor Car Porters for inspection. Senders of messages SaturGay, Dec. 14 . . . SICILIAN Thursday, Jan. 2 diate ports (Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai) in advance of the dates are requested to compare charges made with the rates on tariff. given in the time table. The usual stay at intermediate ports is:—Yokohama, 24 hours; Kobe, 12 hours; Nagasaki, 10 hours; Shanghai, 12 to 24 hours according to To ensure quick despatch to all points, see that your telegrams are written on tide. These periods may be reduced or increased according to circumstances ; C. P. R. Telegraph Blanks and are handed in at CP.R. Offices. CANADIAN NORTHERN STEAMSHIPS passengers should ascertain from the Company's Agents at these ports the exact hours of departure. FROM STEAMSHIPS FROM JAMES KENT, BRISTOL HALIFAX CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN S.S. LINE Head Office: MONTREAL. Manager Telegraphs. 1912-13 1912 ROYAL EDWARD Wednesday, Nov. 27 INTENDED SAILINGS—SOUTHBOUND Wednesday, Dec.27 ROYAL GEORGE Wednesday, Dec. 11 Van­ Hono­ Suva, Auckland, Sydney, Wednesday, Jan. 8 ROYAL EDWARD.. NAME OF couver lulu,H.I. Fiji N.Z. STEAMSHIP N.S.W. Dep. Dep. Dept Dep. Arr. DOMINION EXPRESS OOMPANY 1912-13 1912-13 1912-13 1912-13 1912-13 MERCHANDISE, MONEY, VALUABLES, Etc., FORWARDED BY Nov. 27 DPP. 4 r>pf> ia Dec. 17 Dec 21 FAST SERVICE TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD CUNARD LINE STEAMSHIPS Zealandia Dec. 25 Jan. 1 Jan. 10 Jan. 14 Jan. 18 Drafts and Bills (with goods C.O.D.) collected. Jan. 22 Jan. 29Feb. 7 Feb. 11 Feb. 15 Important commissions executed FROM FROM Feb. 19 Feb. 26 Mar. 7 Mar. 11 Mar. 15 SOUTHAMPTON STEAMSHIPS Mar. 19 Mar. 26ApriJ 4 April 8 April 12 PROMPTLY, CAREFULLY and at REASONABLE RATES. PORTLAND, Me. 1912-13 1912-13 Apl. 16 April 23 May 2 May 6 May 10 MOAEY ORDERS FOREIGN CHEQUES Tuesday, Nov. 19 AUSONIA Saturday, Dec. 7 Makura May 14 May 21May 30 June 3 June 7 Tuesday, Dec. 10 ASCANIA Saturday, Dec. 28 Zealandia June 11 June 18 June 27 July 1 July 5 FOREIGN POSTAL REMITTANCES Tuesday, Dec. 31 AUSONIA .. Saturday, Jan. 18 And about every four weeks thereafter. Tuesday, Jan. 21 ASCANIA Saturday, Feb. 8 The best medium for sending remittances to any part of the world. The steamships leave Vancouver on arrival of the "Imperial Limited" and call at Victoria several hours after leaving Vancouver. TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES As a measure of precaution, passengers should arrange to arrive in Vancouver FOR TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS. In denominations of $10, $20, DONALDSON LINE STEAMSHIPS the day previous to the scheduled date of sailing. $50 $100 and $200, with equivalents in foreign moneys printed on each cheque- INTENDED SAILINGS—NORTHBOUND Self identifying. Accepted by Express Agents, Banks, Railway Co.'s Hotels, etc., FROM FROM GLASGOW, SCOT. STEAMSHIPS ST. JOHN, N.B. Sydney, 1 Auckland, Suva, Hono­ Van­ and by 5,000 correspondents in foreign countries. NAME OF Fiji lulu.H.I. Positively the best form of Travellers' Credit ever devised. 1912 1912-13 STEAMSHIP N.S.W. N.Z. couver (FOREIGN DEPARTMENT) Saturday, Nov. 23 SATURNIA Thursday, Dec. 12 Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Arr. OFFICES IN GREAT BRITAIN AND EUROPE Saturday, Nov. 30 CASSANDRA Thursday, Dec. 19 1912-13 1912-13 1912-13 1912-13 1912-13 Amsterdam, Prins Hendrikkade 187 Hamburg, Alsterdamm 8. Saturday, Dec. 7 ATHENIA Thursday, Dec. 26 Makura Oct. 21 Oct. 25 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Antwerp, 25 Quai Jordaens. Liverpool, Royal Liver Bldg., Pier Head Saturday, Dec. 21 .LETITIA. Nov. 18 Nov. 22 Nov. 26 Dec. 3 Dec. 10 Basle, Aeschengraben 12 London, 67-68 King William St. E.C. Saturday, Dec. 28 SATURNIA Thursday, Jan. 16 Dec. 16 Dec. 20 Dec. 24 Dec. 31 Belfast, 41 Victoria St. 62-65 Charing Cross, S.W. Jan. 13 Jan. 17 Jan. 21 Jan. 28 Feb. 4 Bergen, 66 Strandgaden Naples, Via Agostino Depretis 22 Zealandia Feb. 10 Feb. 14 Feb. 18 Feb. 25 Birmingham, 4 Victoria Sq. Paris, 1 Rue Scribe; 96 Rue des Marais. Mar. 10 Mar. 14 Mar. 18 Mar. 25 April 1 Bremen, Langenstrasse 133 Rotterdam, Willemskade 2. WHITE STAR—DOMINION LINE STEAMSHIPS April 7 April 11 April 15 April 22 April 29 Bristol, 18 St. Augustine's Parade. St. Etienne, 25 Rue de la Bourse. May 5 May 9 May 13 May 20 May 27 FROM Christiania, Lille Strandgaden 3A St. Gall, Schutzengasse 6 STEAMSHIPS FROM Marama June 2 June 6 June 10 June 17 June 24 Copenhagen, Nyhavn 19 Sheffield, 43 The Wicker LIVERPOOL PORTLAND, Me. And about every four wee^s thereafter. Edinburgh, 96 Princes St. Stavanger, Ostervaag 35 1912 1912 Steamships call at Victoria several hours befose arriving at Vancouver. Genoa, Piazza San Matteo 15 Trondhjem, Fjordgaden 15 Saturday, Nov. 23 LAURENTIC... Saturday, Dec. 7 Dates of arrival at intermediate ports are subject to variation. Passengers can Glasgow, 120 St. Vincent St. Vienna, I Karntnerring 7. Saturday, Nov. 30 TEUTONIC .. Saturday, Dec. 14 ascertain from Commanders of ships the time allowed in port at Honolulu (it averages Gothenberg, Postgatan 43. Zurich, Bahnofplatz Thursday, Dec. 5 CANADA . Saturday, Dec. 21 about 10 hours) and at Suva. Grenoble, 2 Rue du Palais. Thursday, Dec. 12 DOMINION Saturday, Dec. 28 Reservations on the above steamships can be secured from H. S, Carmiehael, W. S. STOUT, General Passenger Agent, Canadian Pacific Railway, 62-65 Charing Cross, London, General Offices, TORONTO, Canada. Pres. & Gen. Manager. S.W., and 67-68 King William St., London, E.C.', or through any Canadian Pacific Railway Agent. _,___^ 23341012 T L A N

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POINTS REACHED BY THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY POINTS REACHED BY THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY All other points in Canada and the United States reached by direct connection with Canadian Pacific Railway] All other points in Canada and the United States reached by direct connection with Canadian Pacific Railway Numbers after Stations indicate approximate population. Numbers after Stations indicate approximate population. Abbotsford.Que., 1,800 Ardendale, Ont., 250 Bass wood, Man. , 110 Bienfait, Sask., 510] Breckenridge, Que., 200 Cache Bay, Ont., 8i Cayley.Alta., 126 Coaldale.Alta., 150 Crumlin, Ont. IDoddridge, N.S Edmundston.N.B.1,821 Farm Point., Que. Galloway, B.C. Grand Falls, N.B.,1539 Haney, B.C. Hobon, Ont.^ Jackman, Me, 400 Khedive, Sask Lakeside, Ont. Lloydminster, Sask. Macoun, Sask., 187 Melfort, Sask., 599 Mont Tremblant, Que. Neelby, Sask. Abbotsford, B.C., 600 Argosy, N.B. Bath, N.B., 400 Biddeford, Me. 3redenbury,Sask. Cadogan, Alta. Cedar, B.C. Cobalt, Ont., 5,630. Crystal City, Man., 600 Dominion City.M., 450 Edrans, Man., 125 Farnham, Que., 3,560 Galt, Ont., 10,300 GrandForks,B.C, 1577 Hanover, Ont., 2,500 Hockenhall, Me. Jadek Spur, Man. Kilburn, N.B., 160 Lakeside, Que. Lochaber, Que., 101 Magaguadavic, N.B. Melita, Man., 690 Moorepark, Man., 200 Neepawa, Man., 1,863 Abercorn, Que., 1,000 Arkell, Ont. Bathurst, Ont. Biggar, Sask., 315 Bremner, Ont. Cahill, N.B., 20 Cedar Mills, Ont. Cobble Hill, B.C. Culross, Man Domville, Ont. Eganville, Ont., 1,888 Farrellton, Que. Garden, Ont., 700 Grand June, Idaho Hantsport, N.S. Hodges, B.C. Jaffray, B.C 200 Killaley, Sask., 92 Lake View, Me., 450 Lochalsh, Ont. Magog, Que, 3,999 Mellon, Que. Moore's Mills, N.B. Negaunee, Mich. Abernethy, Sask., 252 Arkwood, Ont. Batiscan, Que., 800] Billings, B.C. Brennan, Que. Cairns, Alta. Cedar Park, Que. Cobden, Ont., 762 Cummings, Sask. Don, Ont. Eganville June, Ont. Farron, B.C. Gardiner, Me. Grand Mere, Que.,5000 Harbor, Man. Holdfast, Sask. Jamestown, N.Y. Killam, Alta., 97 Lambert Lake, Me.,100 Lockport, N.Y. Magrath, Alta. Melrose, Ont. Moorlake, Ont. Nelson, B.C., 4,563 Acamac, N.B., 40 Armstrong, B.C., 810 Bawlf, Alta., 270 Binghamton, N.Y). Brenton's, B.C. Caledon, Ont., 250 Centaur, Sask. Cochrane, Alta., 395 Cupar, Sask.. 221 Donlands, Ont. Eholt, B.C., 100 Fassett, Que, 500 Garneau June, Que. Grand Pre, N.S. Harding, Man., 50 Holeb, Me Janetville, Ont. Killarney, Man., 1010 Lambton, Ont., 650 Lockwood, Sask., 100 Maharg, Alta. Melville, June, Ont. Moosehead, Me. Nemegos, Ont. Acme, Alta., 181 Arnaud, Man. Baxter, Ont. Binney, Man. Brickton, N.S. Caledonia Springs, Ont. Central Ont. Jc, Ont. Cochrane, Ont., 1,714 Cuprum, B.C Donald. B.C. Ekoba, Ont., 200 Federal, Alta. Garson, Man. Grand Rapids, Mich. Hardisty, Alta., 542 Holland, Man., 550 I Jansen, Sask., 63 Kimberly, B.C. Landseer, Man. Loco, B.C Malahat, B.C. Memramcook, N.B. Moose Jaw.Sask.,13,824 Nerepis, N.B. Acton, Que., 1,402 Arnprior, Ont., 4,500 Bayard, N.B. Binscarth, Man., 450 Sridgeford, Sask ,200 Calgary, Alta., 43,665 Centre, Vt., 500 Coglin, Ont. Currie, N.B. Dorchester, N.B.,1,200 Elbow, Sask., 221 Fenwicks, B.C. Gaspereaux, N.B. Grand River, N.B. Hargrave, Man., 50 Holland Centre, Ont., Jasper, Ont., 300 Kincorth, Sask. Lang, Sask., 301 Locust Hill, Ont., 100 Malakwa, B.C. Meneset, Ont. Moosornin, Sask., 1,143 Nesbitt, Man., 100 Adair, Sask. Aroostook Jc,N.B.,200 Bay City, Mich. Birchton, Que., 300 3ridgetown, N.S.', 996 Calumet, Mich. Centreville, N.S. Cokato, B.C. Cut Knife, Sask. Dorion, Ont. Elder, Ont. Fergus, Ont., 1,534 Gatineau, Que. Grand Valley Ont ,1,000 Harrietsville, Ont., 400 200 Jeannette, Ont. Kingman, Me, 936 Langdon, Alta., 159 London, Ont., 46,177 Malonton, Man. Menteith, Man. Morden, Man., 1,800 Nestleton, Ont., 150 Adamsville, Que., 500 Arrowhead, B.C., 300 Bay Shore Jc, N.B. Birds Hill, Man., 200 Bridge water, N.S. Cambray, Ont. Chalk River, Ont., 250 Coldbrook, N.S. Cutler, Ont.. 250 Dorking, Ont. Eldon, Ont. Fernie, B.C., 1,287 Gautier, Man. Grand view, Man., 637 Harrison Mills,B.C,250 Holmfield, Man., 200 Jelly, Ont., 700 Kingsbury, Que. Langenburg, Sask., 220 Londonderry, N.S. Manchester, N.H. Meriden, Conn. Moredolphton, Ont. Nestoria, Mich. Adanac, Sask., 100 Arrow River, Man. Beaconsfield, Que.,712 Birtle, Man.,456 I Brigham, Que., 700 Calumet, Que., 600 Chamcook. N.B., 300 Coldwater, Ont., 651 Cymric, Sask. Dorval, Que, 1,049 Elfros, Sask., 103 Fesserton, Ont. Gellattly, B.C. Grande Pointe, Man. Harriston. Ont., 2,000 Holyoke, Mass. Jerome, B.C. Kingsgate, B.C. Lanigan, Sask., 392 Long Pond, Me., Manistique, Mich. Merrickville, Ont.,991 Morehead, Que Netley, Man. Adelard, Ont. Arrowsmith, B.C Beachville, Ont., 450 Bisco, Ont., l,000i Brigham June, Que. Cambridge, N.S. Chamcook Lake, N.B. Coldwater June, Ont. Cypress River.Man 400 Dot, B.C. Elkhorn, Man., 574 Field, B.C., 400 Genelle, B.C. Grandes Piles, Que.,800 Harrowby, Man. Honeydale, N.B. Jersey City, N.J. Kingsport, N.S. Lanoraie, Que, 700 Loon, Ont. Manitou, Man., 700 Merritt, B.C. Morley, Alta.. 100 Neudorf, Sask., 390 Adirondack Jc.,Q.2,400 Arthur, Ont., 1,700 Bear Creek, B.C. Bissett, Ont. Brighton, N.B. Cameron, Man., 2,195 Champion, Alta. bldwell, Ont. Czar, Alta. Dougherty, B.N. Elko, B.C., 300 Fife, B.C. Genest, Man. Granite, B.C. Harrowsmith, Ont., 300 Hope, B.C Johnville, Que. 100 Kingston, Ont., 1S,815 L'Anse, Mich. Loranger, Que. Maniwaki, Que, 546 Metagama, Ont. Morningside, Alta. Nevis, Alta. Agassiz, B.C, 500 Arthurette, N.B., 200 Bear River, N.S. Bittern Lake, Alta. Brignall, Ont. Cameron, Lake, B.C Champlain. Que., 1,90C Coleman. Alta., 1,557 Dafoe, Sask. Douglas, Man. Ellard, Que. Fillmore, Sask., 187 Gerrard, B.C. Granum, Alta., 250 Hartford June, B.C. Horndean. Man. Joliette, Que., 6,346 Kingston, N.S. La Perade, Que. Loreburn, Sask. Maniwaki June, Que. Meteghan, N.S. Morrill, N.B. New Bedford, Mass. Agincourt, Ont., 400 Ashcroft, B.C., 500 Beasley, B.C. Blackburn, Ont. I Bristol, N.B., 410 Campbell's Bay.Q., 500 Chapleau, Ont., 750 Coltern, B.C. Daggett, Me. Douglas, Ont., 300 Ellershouse, N.S. Finch, Ont., 1,411 Gibbs, Sask, Grassett, Ont., 400 Hartford, Conn. Hornby, Ont. Jordantown, N.S. Kininvie, Alta. La Plaine, Que. Lorette, Que, 1,591 Manor, Sask., 289 Methven, Man., 50 Morris, Man., 598 Newburg Je, N.B. Aikens, Sask. Ashland, Wis. Beaucage, Ont., 700 Blackfalds, Alta., 150 Britannia, Ont., 700 Campbellville. Ont.,300 Chaplin, Sask., 69 Colonsay, Sask., 200 Dalhousie Mills.Q., 300 Dover, Me Ellerslie, Alta. Findlay, Man. Gibson, N.B., 500 Grasshill, Ont. Hartland, N.B., 1,000 Horton Landing, N.S. Jukeson, B.C. * Kinley, Sask., 51 Larchwood, Ont. Lougheed, Alta. Manotick, Ont., 300 Metiskow, Alta. Morrison, N.B. Newburyport, Mass. AiktoW, Sask. Ashton, Ont., 200 Beauchene, Que., 600 Black Road, Ont. I Broadview, Sask., 702 Campeau, Que. Chase, B.C., 300 Colvalli, B.C Dalny, Man. Drake, Sask., 66 Ellerslie, B.C. Finmark, Ont. Gilbert Plains,Man,542 Grassy Lake,Alta., 500 Hartley, Ont. Hosmer, B.C., 2,019 Julius, Man. Kinnaird, B.C Lardo, B.C. Louiseville, Que., 1,675 Manson, Man. Michel, B.C., 3.000 Morrison, Que. Newdale, Man., 300 Airdrie, Alta., 164 Askwith, Me. Beaurepaire, Que., 800 Blackie, Alta. Brocket, Alta., 100 Camrose, Alta., 1,586 Chater, Man., 50 Colwood, B.C. Dalroy, Alta. Drinkwater. Sask. ,300 Elm Creek, Man., 500 Fisherman, B C Gillies Depot, Ont. Gravel, Ont., 50 Hartney, Man., 623 Houghton, Mich. Juneau, Alaska Kipawa, Que. La Riviere, Man., 450 Lovering, Ont. Mansonville, Que. Midale, Sask., 156 Morrissey, B.C., 100 New Dayton, Alta. Alameda, Sask., 283 Asylum, Ont. Beausejour, Man., 847 Blagdon, N.B. Brockville, Ont., 10,000 Candahar, Sask. Chatham, Ont., 10,760 Como, Que, 1,210 Dalton, Ont. Druid, Sask. Elrnira, Ont., 1,786 Fitzgeralds, B.C. Gilpin, B.C. Grayson, Sask., 124 Harvey, N.B., 500 Houlton, Me, 5,500 Kaiser, Sask. Kipawa June, Que. Larkin, B.C. Low, Que, 100 Manvers, Ont., 60 Middlechurch, Man. Morse, Sask., 571 New Denver, B.C., 350 Alamo Concentrator, Asquith, Sask., 200 Beaver Bank, N.S. Blainey's.B.C Broderick, Sask. Canford, B.C. Chatsworth, Ont., 357 Conception, Que. Dane, Ont. Drumbo, Ont., 600 Eli lira, N.Y. Fleet, Alta. Gimli, Man., 496 Greely, B.C Hastings, B.C. Howser, B.C Kaladar, Ont., 100 Kipp, Alta. La Salle, Man., 200 Lowell, Mass. Maple Creek, Sask., Middleton, Ont. 827 Mortlach, Sask., 219 New Glasgow,N.S.6383 Atlia Road, Ont. Beavermouth, B.C. Blairmore, Alta., 1,166 Brome, Que., 548 Canmore, Alta., 810 Chaudiere June, Ont. Concord, N.H. Danforth, Me., 1,295 Drummondville,Q.1725 Elmsley, Ont., 1,200 Fleming, Sask., 267 Glacier, B.C., 45 Greenfield, Mass. Hatfield. Sask. Hoyt, N.B., 2,500 Kalmar, Ont. Kircaldy, Alta. Lashburn, Sask.,232 Lowelltown, Me. 936 Middleton, N.S. Mosherville, N.S. New Haven, Conn. Albany, N.Y. Auburn, Ont., 250 Beaumaris, Ont. Blairton, Ont. Brookdale, Man., 200 Canning, N.S. Chaumox, B.C. Conference, Que. Darey, Que. Drummondville June. Ermstead, Ont. Flesherton, Ont., 800 Glade, B.C. Green Oaks, N.S. Hatzic, B.C Hudson, Que, 500 Kama, Ont. Kirk, Ont. Latchford, Ont. • Lower Truro, N.S. Mapledale, Que. Midhurst, Ont., 100 Mountain, Ont., 200 Newport, Vt., 3,500 Albatross, Sask. Auburn, N.S. Beckwith, Ont. Blandford, Ont. Brooklyn, N.S. Canoe, B.C. Cheadle, Alta. Cookshire, Que., 996 Darling, Ont. Que, 200 Elmwood, N.B. Flodden, Que. Gladstone, Man., 782 Green River, N.B., 510 Havelock, Ont., 1,500 Hudson Heights, Que, Kaministikwia, Ont.,80 Kirkella, Man., 100 Lathom, Alta., 175 Lumsden's Mill, Que. Maple Hill, Ont. Midnapore, Alta. Mountain Grove, O Newport, N.S. Albernie(01d Town)BC Augusta, Me., 12,500 Beck, Ont. Blind River, Ont.,2,558 Brooks, Alta., 486 Canora, Sask., 426 Chelmsford, Ont., 550 Cooksville, Ont., 400 Darlingford, Man., 250 Dryden, Ont., 715 Elora. Ont.,1,197 Floral, Sask. Gladwin, B.C. Green Road, N.B. Haverhill, Mass. Hughenden, Alta. Kamloops, B.C, 3,772 Kirk's Ferry, Que. Lauder, Man., 200 Lunenburg, N.S., 2,881 Mara, B.C. Midway, B.C., 200 100 New River, N.B. Austin, Man., 300 Bede, Man. Bloomfield, N.S. Broomhill, Man. Canrobert, Que., 1,229 Chelsea, Que, 200 Coombs, B.C. Darwin, Man. Drynoch, B.C Elstow, Sask., 114 Florenceville, N.B., 350 Glasier, N.B. Greenslide, B.C. Hawarden, Sask., 1,126 Hugo, Man. Kamsack, Sack., 473 Kisbey, Sask., 400 Laurel, Ont. Lundbreck, Alta., 400 Marchand, Que. Milan, Que, 125 Mt. Coquitlam, B.C Newstead, Man. Albert Canyon, B.C.,45 Avonmore, Ont., 500 Bedford, Que., 1,432 Blucher, Sask. Brora, Sask. Canterbury, N.B., 250 Cheltenham, Ont., 200 Cootehill, N.B. Dauphin, Man. Dubuc, Sask., 161 Elva, Man., 200 Foam Lake Sask., 185 Gleichen, Alta., 583 Green Valley, Ont., 775 Hawkins, Ont. Hull, Que., 18,217 Kanaka, B.C. Kitchener, B.C., 100 Lavaltrie, Que., 200 Luseland, Sask. March well, Sask. Mile End, Que, 8,000 Mt. Denson, N.S. New York, N.Y. Aldersyde, Alta. Avonport, N.S. Bedford, N.S. Blueberry, B.C. Brouse, B.C. Caradoc, Ont., 600 Chemainus, B.C., 400 Copper Cliff, Ont., 3086 Davidson, Que. Duck Cove, N.B. Embro, Ont., 477 Fordwich, Ont., 150 Glen, Ont. GreenvilleJc, Me, 1,467 Hawk Lake, Ont., 50 Humber, Ont. Kananaskis, Alta. Kleinburg, Ont., 200 Lawrence, Mass. Lydiatt, Man. Margach, Ont. Milestone, Sask., 436 Mount Elgin, Ont., 200 Niagara Falls, N.Y. Aldridge, B.C. Aylesford, N.S. Beddington, Alta. Blue Sea, Que. Brownlee, Sask., 171 Carberry, Man., 878 Cherry Creek, B.C. Corbeil, Ont. Daysland. Alta. , 450 Ducks, B.C., 200 Emerald, B.C. Forest, Me. Glenannan, Ont. Greenwood, B.C., 1,500 Haycroft, Ont. Humbolt, Sask. 859 Kansas City, Mo. Klock, Ont. Lawrence, N.B. Lyleton, Man., 100 Markdale, Ont., 932 Military Camp, Ont. Mt. Forest, Ont., 2,536 Niagara Falls, O., 9,245 Alert Bay, B.C. Aylwin, Que., 805 Beechwood, N.B., 200 Blyth, Ont., 805 Brownville Jc, Me.,950 Cardigan, N.B., 150 Chesterville, Ont., 883 Corbetton, Ont., 200 Dayton, Ont. Dufrost, Man. Emerson, Man., 1,043 Forget, Sask., 267 Glenboro, Man., 650 Grenfell, Sask., 709 Hayter, Alta. Hume, Sask. Kartoum, Que. Knowlton, Que., 885 Lawrencetown. N.S. Lynch, N.B. Markinch, Sask. Millbank, Ont. Mt. Sicker, B.C. Niblock, Ont. Alexander, Man.,500 Aylmer, Que., 3,206 Beeton, Ont., 564 Bobcaygeon, Ont.,1,002 Browns Corners, Ont. Cardston, Alta. Cheviot, Sask. Corinne, Sask., 50 Dean Lake, Ont., 100 Duluth, Minn. Emery, Ont. Forks of Credit,Ont.l50 Glenbow, Alta. Grenville, Que, 1,383 Haywood, Man. Hurd, Me. Kaslo, B.C., 1,100 Kochs, B.C. Lawrenceville, Que. Lyndhurst, Ont. Marks, Que. Millet, Alta., 300 Mt. Tremblant, Que. Nicola, B.C.. 150 Alexandria, Minn. Ayr, Ont., 823 Bekanon, Ont. Boharm, Sask., 125 Bruce, Ont., 500 Carey, Man. Chicago, 111. Cork, N.B., 150 Debec June, N.B., 200 Dumas, Sask. Enderby, B.C., 835 Forrest, Man., 25 Glen Ewen, Sask., 168 Gretna, Man., 519 Hazelcliffe, Sask. Hurkett, Ont. Kavanagh, Alta. Koenig's, B.C. Leanchoil, B.C Lyndonville, Vt. Markstay, Ont., 200 Millicete, N.B. Mt. Uniacke, N.S. Nicomen, B.C. Alfred, Ont., 800 Azilda, Ont., 100 Beiseker, Alta. Boissevain, Man. 918 Bruce, Wis. Caribou, Me., 5,400 Chicot, Que. Coronation, Alta. 500 Deep Brook, N.S. Dumbarton, N.B., GOO Englehart, Ont ,670 Forres, Sask. Glenlily, B.C Griffin, Sask., 100 Hazelridge, Man., 75 Husavick, Man. Kazabazua, Que. Koksilah, B.C. Leaside June, Ont. Lynn, Mass. Marquette, Man. Millville, N.B., 300 Mowbray, Man., 75 Nightingale Alta. Algoma, Ont., 200 Bagot, Man., 50 Belair, Que., 800 Bolton, Ont., 707 Bruchesi, Que., 500 Carievale, Sask., 188 Chigwell, Alta. Corwhin, Ont. Deer Lake, N.B., 25 Dumfries, Ont., 2,164 English, Ont., 20 Forslund, Sask. Glen Major, Ont. Griffin's, Ont. Headingly, Man. Hyde Park. Ont. Keddleston, Sask. Komarno, Man., 50 Leduc, Alta., 526 Lytton, B.C., 500 Marquette, Mich. Milk River, Alta. Mowitch, B.C Ninga, Man., 350 Alix, Alta., 267 Baied'Urfe, Que.,80 Belbeck, Sask. Bolton Centre, Que. Brunswick, Me. Carleton Place.O.,3,620 Chin, Alta. Cory, Sask. Degrosbois, Que. Duncan's, B.C., 750 Enniskillen, N.B ,75 Fort Coulonge, Que.811 Glen Norman, Ont. Griswold, Man.,300 Heatley Ave, B.C Iberville, Que., 1,905 Keefers, B.C. Komoka, Ont. L'Eglise, N.B. McAdam Je, N.B., 750 Marquis, Sask., 88 Mill Village, N.S. Moyie, B.C, 700 Nipigon, Ont., 400 Allan Cot, N.B., 15 Bailey, N.B., 300 Belisles Mill, Que.,1500 Bonfield, Ont., 700 Brunswick June, N.B. Carley, Ont. China Bar, B.C. Coryell, B.C. Delamere, Ont. Dundalk, Ont., 689 Ensign, Alta. Fort Fairfield, Me.4,381 Glenogle, B.C. Grindrod, B.C. Hebert, Que. Iberville June, Que. Keeler, Sask. Kootenay Ldg., B.C. Lebahdo, B.C. McAlpine, Ont. Martin, N.B. Millwood, Man. Mozart, Sask. Nisku, Alta. Allan Park, Ont. Bainbridge, B.C Bell, Ont., 700 Bonheur, Ont., 18 Buccleugh, Sask. Carlin, B.C. Choate, B.C. Cottrell, N.B. Deleau, Man., 10 Dunfermline, Sask. Enterprise, B.C. Fort Garry, Man. Glen Otter, Ont. Grondines, Que., 1,600 Hebron, N.S. Ignace, Ont., 300 Keewatin, Ont., 2,368 Kreuzburg, Man. Leighton, Man. McAuley, Man., 150 Martinon, N.B. Milner, Man. Mulgrave, N.S. Niverville, Man. Alliston, Ont., 1,279 Bala (Falls), Ont. Bellamy, Ont., 700 Bonners Ferry, Idaho Buchan, Man. Carling, Ont. Chokio, Alta. Coulter, Man. Deloraine, Man., 808 Dunmore, Alta. Erickson, B.C. Ft. Saskatchewan.Alta. Glenroy, Ont. Groveton, Ont. Hectanooga, N.S. Illecillewaet, B.C. Keith, Alta. Kronau, Sask., 150 Lemberg, Sask., 303 McBride Jet., B.C. Maryneld, Sask., 209 Milton, Ont., 1,657 Munro, B.C. Noble, Alta. Almonte, Ont., 2,452 Balcarres, Sask., 328 Belle Plaine, Sask., 60 Bonnington Falls, B.C. Buckingham Jc,Q.3,854 Carlstadt, Alta., 300 Christina, B.C County Line, N.B. Delson June Dunsford, Ont., 100 Erie, Pa. 785 Glenside, Sask., 60 Guelph, Ont., 15,133 Hector, B.C. Imperial, Sask. Kelfield, Sask. Labarge Mill, Que. Lemon Creek, B.C. McConkey, Ont. Maryland, Que, 300 Milverton, Ont., 826 Murillo, Ont., 100 Nokomis, Sask. 374 Alton, Ont., 700 Balgonie, Sask., 368 Bellerive, Que. Bonny River, N.B. Buckskin, Ont. Carlyle, Sask., 358 Chrysler, Sask. Coutlee, B.C. Denzil, Sask. Durham, Ont., 1,570 Erin, Ont., 511 Fort Steele, B.C. Glen Tay, Ont. Guelph June, Ont. Helmo, Ont. Indian Head, Sask,l285 Kelloe, Man., 100 Labarthe, B.C. Lennoxville, Que,1,500 McGaw, Ont. Marysville, B.C, 600 Miniota, Man., 250 Murray Park, Man. Nolan, Alta. Altona, Man., 375 Baliol, Sask. Belle River, Ont., 520 Bordeaux, Que., 1,000 Buda, Ont. Carman, Man., 2,266 Churchbridge, Sask.,90 Coutts, Alta. Denver Caynon, B.C. Duval, Sask. Erindale, Ont. Fort Whyte, Man. Glenton, Que, 400 Guernsey, Sask., 150 Henning, Minn. Indian River, Ont., 200 Kelowna, B.C, 1,663 Labelle, Que, 826 Lenore, Man., 150 McGillivray, B.C. Mascouche, Que, 600 Minneapolis, Minn. Muskoka, Ont. Nomining, Que, 548 Amaranth, Ont., 2,798 Balmoral, Man.. 200 Bellingham, Wash. Boston, Mass. Buffalo, N.Y. Carmichael, Sask. Church Point, N.S. Cowansville, Que, 881 De Sales, Que Dyer's, N.B. Ermina, Sask. Ft. William.Ont., 16,499 Glenwood, Minn. Guiou, Me. Herbert, Sask., 300 Ingersoll, Ont., 5,000 Kelso, Ont. La Blanche, B.C. Leonard, Ont., 20 McGraw, Me. Maskinonge, Que, 1000 Minnedosa, Man., 1,483 Myrtle, Ont., 200 Northampton, Mass. Amazon, Sask. Balsam Lake. Ont. Belliveau, N.S. Bosworth, B.C Bull River, B.C Carmangay, Alta., 286 Churchville, Ont. Cowichan, B.C Desbarats, Ont.. 200 Dyment, Ont. , 150 Ernfold, Sask. Forward, Sask, 200 Gloucester, Ont. Gull Lake, Sask., 606 Hermansville, Mich. Ingersoll June, Ont. Kemnay, Man., 50 L'Acadie, Que, 300 Lepage, Que. McKee, Que Massey, Ont., 700 Missanabie, Ont., 1,200 Mystic, Que, 200 North Appin, Ont. Ambro, Ont. Baltimore, Md. Belmont, Ont., 600 Carnduff, Sask., 469 Cincinnati, Ohio Cowley, Alta., 142 Deschambault, Que. Dysart, Sask. Erskine, Alta., 131 Foster, Que, 1,000 Gloucester, Mass. Gunton, Man. Heron Bay, Ont., 150 Ingleside, N.B. Kempton, Ont., 100 Lac a la Tortue, Que, L'Epiphanie, Que,1900 McLean, Sask., 400 Mission, B.C., 600 North Battleford, Sask. Botha, Alta. Bull's Head, Alta. Detroit, Mich. , 60 Mather, Man., 200 Nackawic, N.B. Amherst, N.S., 8,973 Bancroft, Que. Belwood, Ont., 350 Boundary Falls, B.C Bulyea, Sask., 117 Carnegie, Man. Clabo, Ont. Coykendahl, B.C. Eady, Ont. Erskine, Minn. Fourth Chute, Ont. Goatfell, B.C. Gutelius, B.C. Herschell. Sask. Inglewood Jc,Ont.,350 Kemptville, Ont., 1,192 350 Lepreaux, N.B. McNab, Alta. Matheson, Ont. Missisquoi, Vt., 300 Nairn, Ont., 1,000 North Bay, Ont., 7,715 Amisk, Alta. Bancroft, Me. Bender, Sask., 25 Caron, Sask., 222 Clandeboye, Man. Coyle B.C. Detroit, Minn. Esk, Sask. Fox warren, Man., 400 Goderich, Ont., 4,522 Gwynne, Alta. Hespeler, Ont., 1,242 Ingolf, Ont., 10 Kenabutch, Ont. Les Gres, Que. McNaught, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. North Bend, B.C, 200 Boundary Park, Man. Bulwer, Que, 150 Deux Rivieres,Ont.,200 Eagle River, Ont., 100 Lac du Bonnet, Man., Matlock, Man. Naiscootyong, Ont. Amulet, Sask. Banff, Alta., 600 Bennet, Alta. Bounty, Sask. Burbidge, Que. Carroll, Man., 150 Clanwilliam, B.C Craigdhu, Alta. Eagle Rock, N.B., 50 Espanola, Ont. Francis, Sask., 263 Golden, B.C., 800 - Hagar, Ont. Heward, Sask., 132 Inkerman, Ont., 1,275 Kenilworth, Ont. 900 Leslie, Ont., 126 McNeillie, B.C. Matsqui. B.C. Moberly, B.C. Nahun, B.C. North Berwick, Me. Amyot, Ont., 1,350 Bangor, Me., 23,000 Bennington, Ont. Carr, N.B. Clapperton, B.C. Craigellachie, B.C Deveron, Sask. Esquimalt, B.C., 4,001 Frank, Alta., 806 Gold Hill, B.C Haileybury, Ont. Hewitt, N.B. Innerkip, Ont., 300 Kendry, Ont. Leslie, Sask., 130 McNutt's Creek, N.S. Mobert, Ont. No.|Bothwell, O.. 1,000 Bourget, Ont., 800 Burdett, Alta. Devon, Ont. Eardley, Que. Lachevrotiere, Que, 2 Mattawa, Ont., 1,523 Nakusp, B.C. 347 Ancona Pt., Ont. Bankhead, Alta., 1000 Benny, Ont. Bowden, Alta., 229 Burketon June, Ont. Carstairs, Alta., 270 Claremont, Ont., 500 Craighurst, Ont., 250 East Granby, B.C. Esterhazy, Sask., 258 Franklin, Man , 200 Goldstream, B.C. Hainesville, N.B. High Bluff, Man., 200 Innisfail, Alta., 601 Kennebunk, Me. 200 Lethbridge, Alta., 8,050 McRae, Ont. Mattawamkeag, Me, Moffat, Ont. Namaka, Alta. North Conway, N.H. Andover, N.B.,480 Banting, Man. Benton, N.B., 450 Bowell, Alta. Burlington, Vt. Cartier, Ont., 800 Clarendon, N.B., 150 Craigs, B.C. Dewdney, B.C. Earl Grey, Sask., 154 Estevan, Sask., 1,925 Franklin, Me. Golf Club, Ont. Halbrite, Sask., 239 Highlands, Que., 100 Insinger, Sask., 753 Kennebunkport, Me. Levis, Que., 7,448 McTaggart, Sask., 134 Mohr, Que. Northcote, Ont. Angers, Que., 400 Bantry, Alta. Beresford, Man., 100 Cranbrook, B.C, 2,365 DeWet, Man. Franklin, Ont. Kennedy, Sask., 164 Lachute, Que, 2,407 Lewiston, Me. 600 Molson, Man., 100 Nanaimo, B.C, 8,305 Bowie, B.C. Burmis, Alta., 200 Cartwright, Man., 600 Claresholm, Alta.,809 Eastfarn, Que, 1,788 Evesham, Sask. Golf Links, Que. Halcyon, B.C. High River, Alta.,1,173 Inverlake, Alta. Lacombe, Alta., 1,029 McTavish, Man. Maudslay, N.B. Nanoose Bay, B.C. North Escanaba, Mich. Anglia, Sask. Barber Dam, N.B. Bergen, Man., 115 Bow Island, Alta., 326 Burnell, Ont. Cascade, B.C., 200 Clark, Ont. Crandall, Man., 200 DeWinton, Alta. East Lyndon, Me. Ewart, Man. Franktown, Ont., 200 Gonor, Man. Haley's, Ont., 50 Highwater, Que, 1,000 Invermay, Sask., 460 Kennetcook, N.S. Liberty, Sask. McWilliams. Ont. Monarch, Alta. Northfield, B.C. Annable, B.C. Barclay, Ont. Berlin, Ont., 15,192 Crane Lake, Sask.. 25 Diamond City, Alta. Fraser Mills, B.C. Kenora, Ont., 6,159 Lacolle, Que Licford, N.B. Maxwell, N.B. Moncton, N.B.,11,333 Nantel, Que. Boyersbourg, Que. Burnside, N.B. Cascades, Que. Clarksville, N.S. Eastman, Que, 622 Ewing's Landing, B.C. Goodlands, Man., 100 Halifax, N.S., 46,601 Hillandale, N.B. Ironside, Que. Laconia, N.H. Maberley, Ont., 200 Maynook, B.C Nanton, Alta., 558 No. Glencoe, O., 1,035 Annapolis, N.S., 1,019 Baring, Sask. Berkeley, Ont., 200 Bradshaw, Alta. Burnside, Man. Cassell's, N.B. Clayburn, B.C. Craven, Sask., 74 Dibblee, N.B. Eastman June, Que. Exeter, N.H. Fraxa June, Ont. Goodwin, Me. Halkirk, Alta. Hillaton, N.S. Irricana, Alta., 300 Kent Bridge Ont., 200 Limestone, N.B. Mac, Ont. Monckland, Ont., 200 North Ingersoll, Ont. Annis, B.C Barnesdale, Ont. Bernice, Man. ,150 Creelman, Sask., 100 Didsbury, Alta., 726 , N.B. 7.208 Kenton, Man., 102 Lacoste, Que. Lindsay, Ont., 6,956 Meadows, Man. Mono Road, Ont., 200 Napier ville, Que, 1,000 Bradbury, Man. j Burrows, Sask. Cassidy's, B.C Clearwater, Man., 150 Eastport, Idaho Exshaw, Alta., 600 Gordon Bay, Ont. Hallam, Sask. Hillbank, B.C Iroquois Falls, Ont. Ladysmith, B.C., 3295 Macaza, Que. Meadowside, Ont. Napinka, Man., 326 North Newbury, Ont. Annonciation, Que.,622 Barnett, B.C 285 Berthier, Que., 1.335 Burritts, Ont. Cassils, Alta., 77 Cleary's, Que. Crest, Que. Digby, N.S., 1,246 East Selkirk, Man., 600 Eyebrow, Sask., 182 Fredericton Je,N.B.500 Gorrie, Ont., 600 Hallowell, Me. Hillhead, Ont. Irvine, Alta., 372 Kentville, N.S 2304 Lingley, N.B. Macdonald, Man., 50 Montana, Jet. North Orillia Antelope, Sask. Barnsley, Man. Berthier June, Que. Bradwardine, Man.,150 Crescent Valley, B.C. Dilke, Sask. French, Ont. Keoma, Alta. Ladysmith, Wis. Linwood June,Ont.300 Meadowvale, Ont.. 300 Mont Carmel. Que. Naples, Man. Braeside, Ont., 600 Burtons, N.S. Castle, Alta. Clementsport, N.S. East Templeton,Q., 750 Fabyan, N.H. Govan, Sask., 390 Hamilton, Ont., 81,881 Hills, B.C. Isbester. Ont. Laggan, Alta., 25 MacGregor, Man., 500 Medicine Hat, Alta., Naramata, B.C North Portal, Sask.,296 Antler, Sask., 150 Barnwell, Alta. Berwick, N.S. Brampton, Ont., 3.412 Burtt Lake, N.B ,100 Castleford, Ont. Cleveland, Ohio Creston, B.C., 600 Dill, Ont. Eaton, Me, 100 Fairfield, Ont. Frobisher, Sask., 200 Government Rd., Ont/ Hamiota, Man., 565 Hillsburg, Ont., 800 Ishpeming, Mich. Keppel, Sask, Lipton, Sask., 300 Maclnnes, B.C. Montebello, Que., 954 Naseby, Sask. North Range, N.S. Apple Hill, Ont., 600 Bar River, Ont. Bethany, Ont. Crombies, Ont. Dinorwic, Ont., 50 Fairlight, Sask., 96 Froude Sask., 100 Gracefield, Que, 300 Hammond, Ont., 400 Hillside N.B., 200 Isle Cadieux, Que. Kerrobert. Sask. Lajord, Sask., 200 Lisgar, Ont. Mackamp, Me. 5,572 Monteith, Ont. Brandon, Man., 13,837 Burwash. , Ont Castlegar.B.C, 100 Cliffe, Ont. Eau Claire, Ont., 150 Lake Annis, N.S. Medora, Man., 200 Nashua, N.H. North Stukely, Que. Arborg, Man. Bar Road, N.B. Bethany Jet.. Ont. Brant, Alta. 'Bury, Que., 1,650 Castlewood, Sask. Clifton, N.S. Cross, Sask. Ditchfield, Que. Ebor, Man. Fairville, N.B., 3,000 Fryeburg, Me. Graham, Ont., 100 Hammond, B.C., 400 Hillcrest, Alta., 600 Islington, Ont. Keswick, N.B. Liskeard, Ont. Mackenzie, Ont. Montfort, June, Que. Nashwaaksis, N.B. North Thamesville.Ont. Arbuckle, N.B., 60 Barons, Alta., 75 Bethlehem, Pa. Crossfield, Alta., 307 Dixie, Ont. Fall River, Mass. Fry's, Sask. Granby, B.C. Hampton, N.B., 554 Hirsch, Sask. Ivanhoe, Ont., 200 Ketchikan. Alaska Lake Park, Que. Listowel, Ont., 2,289 Mackey, Ont. Megantic, Que, 2,399 Mont Laurier, Que. 752 Brantford, Ont., 23,095 Busteed, Ont. Castor, Alta., 1,659 Clive, Alta. Eden, Ont. Lakeport, N.H. Melancthon, Ont., 200 Natal, B.C. North Toronto, Ont. Areola. Sask., 794 Bartlett, N.B. Beveridge, N.B. Cataract June, Ont. Crowfoot, Alta. Doak, N.B. Edison, Ont. Falmouth, N.S. Fulford, Que, 1,000 Grand Bay, N.B.,200 Hancock, Mich. Hitchcock, Sask., 80 Ivry, Que. Ketepec, N.B. Macklin, Sask., 322 Montreal,Que, 562,301 Naughton, Ont. North Transcona, Man. Brays, Ont. iByn! g Inlet, Ont loan, Sask. Dockmure, Ont. Lake Scaswaninepus, Q Little Brook, N.S Melbourne, Man. Arden, Man., 300 Bassano, Alta., 545 Beverly, Sask. CabaneRonde,Que,C00 Cavan. Ont., 300 Crown Point, B.C. Edmonton, Alta. 30,855 Fannystelle, Man., 100 Gadsby, Alta., 213 Grand Coulee,Sask.,82 Handel, Sask. Hobbema, Alta. Jack Fish, Ont.. 1200 Keves. Man.. 50 Macleod. Alta., 1.837 Montreal Je, Que.,800 Navan, Ont. North Troy, Vt., 700 Brazil Lake. N.S, 1 lonmel, Sask. Crownsnest. B.C.. 200 IGainsborough, Sask 601 La^e Shore .Turin . Ont. Livingston. Ont. Melbourne, Que. Brechin Ont. Cabrt, Pas -. • Cavignac Que. luny. Alta. Farley. Que 8 9 POINTS REACHED BY THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY-*"**™** Numbers after Stations Indicate approximate population. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY North Wakefield, Que. Pick, Ont. Redcliff, Alta., 230 St. Hugues, Que. Sheffield Mills, N.S. Stralak, Ont. TroutLakeCity,B.C3i eissenburg, Ont. Norwood, Ont., 811 Pickerel Landing, Ont. Red Deer, Alia.. 2,118 St.Hyacinthe,Q., 9,797 Sheho, Sask., 107 Stranraer, Sask. Troy, N.Y. Welland, Ont., 5,311 Nosbonsing, Ont. Pictou, N.S., 3,179 Red Jacket, Sask., 173 St. Janvier, Que. Shelburne, Ont., 1400 Strassburg, Sask,. 700 Trudeau, Ont. Welling, Alta. Notch Hill, B.C., 75 Piedmont, Que., 200 Redmill, Que. St. Jerome, Que, 3,700 Shelley, Man. Strathclair, Man., 400 Truro, N.S.. 6,107 Wellington, B.C. Oakbank, Man., 150 Pierson. Man., 400 Red Rapids, N.B. St. Joachim, Ont., 100 Shepard, Alta., 158 Strathmore, Alta., 531 Tudor, Alta. Wells, Alta. HOTEL SYSTEM Oak Bay, N.B. Piles June, Que. Redvers, Sask., 200 St. John, N.B.,42,499 Sherbrooke, Q., 16,405 Strathmore, Que.,1,600 Tuffnell, Sask. Wells, River, Vt. Oak Lake, Man., 449 Pilot Butte, Sask. Reed's Island, N.B. St. John's, Nrki. Shewan, N.B. Streetsville, Ont., 543 Tugaske, Sask. Wellwood, Man., 75 THE CHATEAU FRONTENAC—QUEBEC Oak River, Man., 250 Pilot Mound, Man.,458 Reford, Sask. St. Johns, Que, 5,903 Shields, B.C. Streetsville Je,Ont.,500 Tunnel, B.C. Welsh, Ont. Oakshela, Sask. Pincher, Alta., 1,027 Regina, Sask., 30,210 St. Johnsbury, Vt. Shoal Lake, Man., 591 Strome, Alta., 250 ! Tupperville, N.S. Welsford, N.B., 700 in the quaintest and historically the most interesting city in America. One of the Oberon, Man. Pine, Ont. Regina Beach, Sask. St. Jovite, Que. Shogomoc, N.B. Strongfield, Sask., 75 I Turbine, Ont. Welwyn, Sask. finest hotels on the continent. It occupies a commanding position overlooking the O'Dell, Ont. Pine Creek, Man. Rembrant, Man. St. Lazare, Que Shore Acres, B.C. Sturgeon F'ls,Ont.2,188 Turner, Alta. Westbank, B.C. St. Lawrence, its site being unrivalled. Odell River. N.B. Pinto, Sask. Renfrew, Ont., 3,846 St. Leonard's Jet., N.B. Shore Line Jet., N.B. Sudbury, Ont., 4,139 Tuxford, Sask., 200 Westbourne, Man., 300 Rates, $4.00 per day and upward with special arrangements for large parties and Ogden, Alta. Pipestone, Man., 200 Rennie, Man., 30 276 Shuswap, B.C., 150 Suffleld, Alta. Tweed, Ont., 1,368 West Brome Que, 200 those making prolonged visits. One mile from CP.R. Station, transfer charge: Ogema, Sask. Pitman, Sask. Renown, Sask. St.Lin,Que,U200 Sicamous, B.C. 80 Sugar Brook, N.B. Twenty Five Mile Post,| WestfieldBeach.NB.100 Bus, 25 cents; Carriage, 50 cents. American plan. Ohaton, Alta.,55 Pitman Road, N.S. Republic Wash. St.LinJuncQjue. Sidewood, Sask. Sugar Island, N.B. Westfort, Ont., 4,000 Ohio, N.S. Pittsburgh, Pa. _ Reston, Man., 550 St. Louis, Man. Sidney, Man., 200 Sullivan, B.C. Twin'Butte, B.C. Westholme, B.C. THE PLACE VIGER—MONTREAL Pitt Meadows, B.C. Revelstoke, B.C., 3,010 St. Louis, Mo. ; Sigas, N.B. Sully, Que. Tyee, B.C. [Westley, B.C is a handsome structure immediately opposite the Viger Square, at Place Viger Station Okanagan Centre, B.C, West Macleod, Alta. OkanaganLdg.,B.C300 Plaisance, Que. Rhinelander, Wis. St. Margaret, Que.1446 Silica, B.C. Sulphide, Ont. Tyndall, Man., 500 1 y2 miles from Windsor Street Station, and at a convenient distance from Ocean Line Okanagan Mission.B.C Plantagenet, Ont., 600 Rhodes, Man. St. Martin, Que., 900 iSilton, Sask. Sumas City ,Wash.l,200 Tyvan. Sask., 184 Westminster BC 13.394 docks, most tastefully furnished, the style and elegance characterizing the Chateau Plaster Rock, N.B., 250 Rhyl, Sask. St. Mary's, Ont., 3,393 Silver Spur, Man. Sumas, B.C Uhthoff, Ont. W^estmnster Jc.,B C 700 Okotoks, Alta., 514 Westmount,Que.14,318 Frontenac at Quebec, being also found here. Old Orchard Beach.Me. Plenty, Sask. n Richardson, Sask. St. Mary s, N.B., 900 Silverton,B.C,300 Summerberry,Sask.,79 Union Ave, B.C. Rates, $4.00 per day and upward, with special arrangements for large parties Olds, Alta., 514 Plum Coulee, Man.,300 Richford.Vt., 2,800 St. Maurice, Que Silverdale. B.C Summerland, B.C. Uniondale, Ont. West Monkton, Ont. Oldtown, Me. Plunket, Sask. Richmond, N.S. St. Narcisse, Que. Simpson, Sask. Summerside, P.E.I. Upper Bonnington,B.C| West Montrose, Ont. and those making prolonged visits. American plan. Onawa, Me. Plymouth, N.H. Ridout, Ont. St. Paul, Minn. Sinclair, Man., 300 Summerville, Ont. Upper Clements, N.S, Weston, Ont., 1,875 THE ALGONQUIN—ST. ANDREWS, N.B. Ononette, N.B. Plympton, N.S. Rigaud, Que, 856 St. Phillippe,Que,l,750 Sinnot, Man. Summit Lake, B.C. Upper Kent, N.B. Westport, Ont. (Open from June to September) Pocologan, N.B. Ringold, Ont. St. Pie, Que., 768 Sintaluta, Sask., 500 Sunnywold, B.C Upper Keswick, N.B. West RobsOn, B.C. Ops, Ont. West St. John, N.B. has recently been thoroughly renovated and much enlarged. Best natural golf Orangeville, Ont., 2.340 Pogma, Ont. Riordan, Man. St.Polycarpe Jc.,Qej804 Sirdar, B.C., 50 Superior, Wis. Upper Woodstock,N.B. Ripley's, N.B. Sissiboo Falls, N.S. Suspension Bridge N.Y Upsala, Ont. West Shefford,Que.,363 links in Canada. Orcadia, Sask. Point au Baril, Ont. St. Prime, Que. Rates, $3.50 per day and upward, with special inducements for those making Orillia, Ont. Point du Chene, N.B. Riverdale, Man. Ste. Rosalie, Que. Six Mile Creek, B.C. Sussex,N.B., 1.906 Uptergrove, Ont. West Toronto, Ont., Orton, Ont. Pointe au Chene, Que Roberts, Me. Ste. Rosalie June, Que. Skagway, Alaska Sutherland, Sask. Utica, N.Y. 12,500 prolonged stays. Also The Inn (open from July 1st) at $2.50 per day and upward. Ortonville.N.B. Pointe ClaireQue, 1013 Roblin, Man. Ste. Rose, Que', l,r"~ Slocan City, B.C., 189 Sutton, Que, 968 Utopia, N.B. Wetaskiwin, Alta.,2,411 American plan. Osage, Sask., 400 Pointe du Lac, Que. Rocanville, Sask., 266 St. Sabine, Que. Smelter, B.C.,200 Swan River, Man., 517 Utopia, Ont. Weyburn, Sask., 2,210 McADAM STATION HOTEL— McADAM JUNC, N.B. Osaquan, Ont. Pointe For t une,Que.311 Roche Percee, Sask.,162 Ste.Scholastique,Q.,767 Smith's Corners, N.B. Swan Valcourt, Que. Weymouth, N.S. is especially convenient for commercial and other travellers, owing to its location Osborne, Man. Ponemah, Man. Rochester, N.Y. St. Simon, Que., 512 Smith's Cove, N.S. Swanson Bay, B.C. Valeport, Sask. Wexford, Ont. at the junction with the main line of the Company's branch lines intersecting New Osceola, Wis. Ponoka, Alta., 700 Rochon Road, Que. St. Stephen, N.B.,3,000 Smiths Falls,Ont.,6,361 Swastika, Alta. Val Morin, Que. Wheatland, Man. Brunswick. Rates, $3.00 per day ~nd upward. American plan. Osgoode, Ont., 150 Pont Rouge, Que,1,900 Rockford, Ont. St. TelesDhore Que Snake Creek, Que. Sweetsburg, Que, 305 Valois, Que, 400 White Fish, Ont. (Grander, Ont. Pontypool, Ont., 300 Rockingham, N.S. Ste Therese, Que 2,500 Snake River, Ont. SwiftCurrent.Sask.1852 Vance, Sask. Whitemouth, Man.,200 CALEDONIA SPRINGS HOTEL—CALEDONIA SPRINGS, ONT. Ottawa, Ont., 86,340 Poplar, B.C. Rock Forest, Que. St. Thomas, Que. ISnedden, Ont. Swinburne, Sask. Vanceboro, Me., 750 White River, Ont. (Closed for Winter months) Otterbuin, Man.,304 Poplar Point, Man., 50 Rockland, N.B. St. Thomas, Ont.,14050' Snelgrove, Ont., 200 Sydney, N.S., 17,714 Vancouver,B.C128,435l White River Je, Vt. is situated at the famous Caledonia Springs, about 300 yards from the CP.R. Station. Ottertail, B.C. Porcupine. B.C Rockhaven, Que. St. Vincent deiPaul, Q. Snohomish, Wash. Syracuse. N.Y. Vanguard, Sask. Whitewater, Man., 100 The Springs are now well known all over the American Continent. Special rates by Outlook, Sask., 800 Porcupine, Ont. Rockwood, Man. Sabourin, Ont.! [1,498 Snowflake, Man., 100 Taber, Alta., 2,321 Vankleek.Ont., 1,577 Whitewood, Sask., 447 Portage la Prairie, Man; Roderick, Ont. Varcoe, Man. the week or month. Ouimet, Ont. Sackville, N.BL, 1,380 Solsgirth, Man., 100 Tache, Ont., 10 Whitla, Alta. THE ROYAL ALEXANDRA—WINNIPEG, MAN. OwenSound,Ont.l2,500 Portal, N.D. _ Rogers Pass, B.C. Saco, Me. J Somenos, B.C. Tacoma, Wash. Vaucluse, Que. Whitman, Creek, B.C. Oxbow, Sask., 909 Port Alberni, B.C. Roix Road, N.B. Saginaw, Mich. Somerset June, Me. Taft, B.C Vaudreuil, Que., 444 Whittier Je, Man. a recently completed 300 room house situated at the Railway station, furnished with Oxdrift, Ont., 250 PortArthur,Ont.,l 1,216 Rokeby, Sask. Sagwa, N.B. •_ Souris, Man., 1,854 Taghum, B.C. Vegreville, Alta. Whonnock, B.C. every modern convenience. European plan. Oxford, Ont., 2,920 Port Burwell, Ont., 600 Rolling Dam, N.B. Salamanca, N.B. South Bay, N.B. Talbot. Ont. Veldt, Alta. Whytewold, Man. NEW HOTEL AT CALGARY, ALTA. Port Carling, Ont. Rome, N.Y. Saldo, Man. South Bolton, Que. Tantallon, Sask., 200 Venosta, Que., 300 Wickhfim, Que, 500 Oxford, June, N.S. Romford June, Ont. The Company has now under construction a new hotel at Calgary, The plan and Page, Man. Port Cockburn, Ont. Salem, Mass. ! South Branch, N.B. Tappen, B.C. Vermilion Bay, Ont., 701Widdifleld , Ont. general arrangements of the other hotels of the Company will be followed and every Paget, Ont. Port Essington, B.C. Rooth, N.B. Salford, Ont. j Southesk, Alta. Tarrys, B.C. Vermilion, Alta., 625 Wigwan, B.C. Painesville, O. Portland, Me, 52,000 Rosebery,B.C.,50 Salisbury, N.B;. Southey, Sask., 157 Tatagwa, Sask. Verner, Ont., 2,000 Wilcox Sask., 262 modern convenience will be installed. Painsec June, N.B. Portland, Ore. Rosedale, Ont. Salmon Arm, B.C.,2000 So. Lawrence, Mass. Taunton, Mass. Vernon, B.C, 2,671 (Wilkes Barre, Pa. BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL—BANFF, ALTA Pakenham, Ont., 700 Portlock, Ont. Rosemere, Que. Saltair, B.C. !,-, ' South Maitland, N.S. Tay, Ont. Versailles, Que, 300 Wilkie, Sask., 537 (Open From May 15th to September 30th) Pakesley, Ont. Port McNicoll, Ont. Rosenfeld, Man., 400 Saltcoats, Sask., 432 South Parkdale, Ont. Teed's Mill, N.B. Victoria, B.C., 31,620 Willard, Man. in the Canadian National Park, on the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains is 4,500 Palgrave, Ont., 200 Port Moody, B.C.I,000 Rosetown, Sask. Salvador, Sask, South Roxton,Que,400; Tees, Alta. Victoria, N.B. Wilmo£,N.S. Portneuf, Que, 2,000 Rosseau, Ont. Victoria Mine, Ont.,400| feet above sea level, at the junction of the Bow and Spray Rivers. A large and Palliser, B.C., 25 Sandon, B.C., 1,000 South Slocan, B.C. Teeswater, Ont., 853 Wilson, Alta. handsome structure. Distance from CP.R. Station is about 1 \i miles and transfer Panorama, N.S. Port Sandfield, Ont. Rosser, Man., 200 Sandpoint, Idaho South Stukely.Que.,400 Telford, Man. Victoria Park, Man. Wilson's Landing, B.C. Pangman, Sask. Port Simpson, B.C Rossland, B.C., 2,827 Sand Point, Ont. South Uniacke, N.S. Temagami, Ont. Vienna, Ont. Winchester, Ont., 1,143 charge is 25 cents. Pamdenec, N.B. Portsmouth, N.H. Ross Peak, B.C. Sandstone. Alta. So. Wellington, B.C. Tenaga, Que. Vinton, Que. Windsor, Ont., 17,819 Rates, $4.00 per day and upward. American plan. Pangman, Sask. Potton Springs, Que. Rossport, Ont., 200 Sandy Hook, Man. Spanish, Ont. Terrebonne, Que, 1990 Virden, Man., 1,550 Windsor Jc*,., N.S. CHATEAU —LAGGAN, ALTA. Papineau, Que. Poupore, B.C. Rosyth, Alta. San Francisco, Cal. , B.C Teulon, Man., 500 Viscount, Sask., 272 Windsor Mills, Q.,2,233 (Open from June 10th to September 30th) Papineauville, Q., 1,300 Poupore, Que. Rouleau, Sask., 1,000 Sapperton, B.C. Spatsum, B.C. Thamesford, Ont., 650 Vulcan, Alta. Windsor, N.S., 3,452 Roundhill, N.S. Waasis, N.B. is a quiet resting place in the mountains, situated by Lake Louise, from which there Paradise, N.S. Prefontaine, Que. Saratoga, N.Y J -nnn Spencerville, Ont. The Gap, Alta. Windthorst, Sask., 208 Pare Laval, Que. Premier, Sask. Rouse's Point, N.Y. Saskatoon. 3ask.,12,002j Spence'sBridge.B.C.100 Theodore, Sask., 300 Wabigoon, Ont., 125 Windygates, Man. is a good carriage drive. A convenient base from which to explore the Lakes in Pardee, Ont. Prentice, Wis. Routledge, Man. Saugeen June, Ont Spier, On*. Theriault, N.B. Wade B.C Wingham, Ont., 2,238 the Clouds. The Chateau is situated about 2 y2 miles from Laggan Station and Parkbeg, Sask., 60 Prescott, Ont., 2,805 Rowena, N.B. Saulnierville, N.S. Spokane, Wash. Thessalon, Ont., 1,995 Wadena, Sask., 255 Winkler, Man., 458 transfer charge is 50 cents. Parkdale, Ont. Presque Isle, Me.,5,100 Roxton Falls,Que,873 S.S. Marie, Ont.,10,986| Spragge, Ont., 400 Thief River Falls, Minn Wakefield, Que., 300 Winlaw, B.C, 100 Rates, $4.00 per day and upward. American plan. PrestonSpgs.,Ont.3,883 Royal Muskoka, Ont. Waleach.B.C Parkview, Man. S.S.Marie,Mich..l2,200j Spring Coulee, Alta. Thistle, Ont. Winnifred, Alta. MOUNT STEPHEN HOUSE—FIELD STATION, B.C. Parker, Que. Priceville, Ont. Ruby Creek, B.C. Savanne, Ont., 300 Springfield, Mass. Thompson, B.C. Waldeck, Sask. Winnipeg, Man.135,430 Parkhurst, Me. Primate, Sask. Rugbv June, Man. Savona,B.C,200 Spring Hill, Que, 200 Thornhill, Man., 100 Waldemar, Ont., 400 Winnipeg Beach, Man., a chalet hotel fifty miles west of Banff, at the base of Mount Stephen, which towers Parkland, Alta. Prince Albert,Sask.6254 Rush Lake, Sask. Saxon, Wis. Spring Hill, N.B. Three Brooks, N.B. Waldhof Spur Wolfe. Sask. [254 8,000 feet above. This is a favorite place for tourists, mountain climbers and artists. Prince of Wales, N.B. Ruskin, B.C., 250 Waldo, B.C. The wonderful Yoho Valley is reacned by way of Field. Parry Sound, Ont.,3400 Scaswan, Que. Spring Hill Je, N.S. Three Forks, B.C. Wolford, Ont., 1,855 Parsons Bridge, B.C. Princeport Road, N.S, Russell, Man., 562 Scarboro Beach, Me. Springside, Sask., 123 Three Rivers, Q., 14,441 Walford, Ont., 250 Rates, $3.50 per day and upward. American plan. PrinceRupert,B.C4184 Russell, Ont., 3,835 Walhachin, B.C., 300 , Wolf ville, N.S., 1,458 Pashley, Alta. Schreiber, Ont., 600 Springstein, Man. Three Tree Creek, N.B. Wolseley, Sask., 607 EMERALD LAKE CHALET—NEAR FIELD, B.C. Pasqua, Sask., 300 Prince William, N.B. Russell's, B.C. Schwitzer,Man. Spruce Lake, N.B. Three Valley, B.C., 200 Walkerton, Ont., 3,500 Prison Farm, Ont. Russiagornis, N.B. Walkerville Je,Ont.lOO|Wolverton , Ont. (Open from June 15th to September 30th) Patrick, Sask. Scotch Village, N.S. Spuzzum, B.C., 50 Thrums, B.C. iWoman River, Ont. Patterson's, N.S. Pritchard, B.C. Rutherglen, Ont., 300 Scotstown, Que., 933 Squilax, B.C. Thurso, Que, 601 Wallenstein, Ont. a most romantically situated Swiss chalet hotel with accommodation for forty guests. Proctor, B.C., 100 Rutland, Sask. Walpole. Sask Wood Bay, Man. Paulson, B.C Scott, N.B. Stafford, Ont., 1,174 Tiffin, Ont. Woodbridge, Ont.,961 The gateway to Yoho Valley. 7 miles from Field Station. Transfer charge $1.00. Peabody, Que. Proton, Ont., 200 Rutland, Vt. Scovil, Ont. Stalwart, Sask. Tiger, B.C Walsh, Alta., 400 Rates, $3.50 per day and upward. American plan. Proulx, Que. Rutter, Ont. Waltham, Que. Woodhouse, Alta. Peachland, B.C. Scranton, Pa. Stanbridge. Que, 768 Tilbury, Ont., 962 jWoods, Man. Pearce, Alta. Providence, R.I. Ryan, B.C, 100 Scugog, Ont. Standard, Alta. Tilley, Alta. Walton, N.B. GLACIER HOUSE—GLACIER B.C. Provost, Alta., 329 Ste. Adele, Que. Walton, Ont., 300 Woodside, Man. (Open May 1st to October 31st) Pearl, Ont. Seattle, Wash, Stanley, N.S. Tillsonburg, Ont.,2,758 Woodstock, Ont., 9,321 Peel, N.B., 230 Purple Springs, Alta. Ste. Agathe Que.,2,020 Seaview, N.S.-| Starbuck, Man., 300 Tilston, Man. Wanapitei, Ont., 400 in the heart of the Selkirks, within forty-five minutes walk of the Great Glacier, Purves, Man.,30 St. Alfege, Sask. Wanklyn, B.C. Woodstock, N.B., 3,856 Peigan, Alta. Seboois, Me, 90 Stardale, Ont. Timiskaming, Que, 150 IWoodstock Road, N.B. which covers an area of about thirty-eight square miles. Pembine, Wis. Puslinch, Ont. St. Andrews, N.B.,987 Secretan, Sask: Stark's Crossing, B.C. Tinker, N.B. Wanup, Ont. Rates, $3.50 per day and upward. American plan. Putnam, Ont., 100 Ste. Annes, Que,1,416 Wapella, Sask., 485 Woodsville, N.H. Pembroke Ont., 5,624 Sedgewick, Alfa., 331 Stavely, Alta., 245 Titusville, Pa. Woonsocket, R.I. Pendennis, Man. Quebec Que, 78,067 St. Augustin, Que.1215 Sedley, Sask., 221 Staynerville, Que. Tobique Narrows, N.B. Wapske, N.B. HOTEL REVELSTOKE—REVELSTOKE, B.C. Qu'Appelle, Sask., 850 St.Barthelemy,Q.,2,500 Warden, Que, 250 Worcester, Mass. situated between the Selkirk and Gold Ranges, at the portal of the West Kootenay Pendleton, Ont., 100 Sedro-Woolley, Wash. Steelton, Ont. Tochty, B.C. Worthington, Ont. Penhold, Alta., 94 Quill Lake, Sask. 163 St. Basil. N.B. Selkirk, Man.,{2,990 Stettler, Alta., 1,441 Toketic, B.C Wardner, B.C., 600 gold fields and the Arrow Lakes. Rates, $3.50 per day and upward. American Quyon, Que, 806 St. Basil, Que, 2,000 Warfield,B.C Wroxeter, Ont., 500 Pennant, Sask. Selkirk June, jMan. Stevens' Mill, N.B. Tomah, Me. Wycliffe, B.C. plan. A. J. MacDonell, Lessee. Pennfield, N.B. Quisibis, N.B. St.Boniface, Man. ,7,000 Semlin.B.C Stevens Mills, Vt. Tompkins, Sask. Warman, Sask.. 149 Racine, Que. Ste. Brigide, Que, 500 Warner, Alta. Wylie, Ont. KOOTENAY LAKE HOTEL—BALFOUR, B.C. Pense, Sask., 236 Senlac, Sask. Stewart's, B.C. Toronto (Union Stn.)v Wyman, Que., 275 (Open May 10th to October 15th.) Penticton, B.C., 1200 Radisson, Sask. St. Claude, Man., 550 Sentinel, B.C. Stickney, N.B. Ont., 376,240 Warren, Ont., 550 Radium, Sask. St. Cleophas, Que. Washington, D.C. Wynndel.B.C A new first class tourist hotel at Balfour, B.C., near the junction of the Kootenay Penzance, Sask. Serpent, Ont. Still, Ont. Tottenham, Ont., 507 jWynyard, Sask., 515 Percival, Sask. Radnor, Que. St. Clet, Que. Seven Persons,Alta.,200 Stinson, Ont. Tourvilles, Que. Waskada. Man., 450 River and Kootenay Lake. An ideal resort for sportsmen. Rates, $3.50 per day R.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CANABIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY TICKETS may be purchased in England to all principal points, INFORM ATI0N FOR PASSENGERS Passengers provided with orders should get them exchanged for The cars devoted to the use of colonists are taken upon the tickets at the railway ticket office at the port of landing. Passen­ same fast trains with the first-class cars, and go through with HE Canadian Atlantic steamships from Great Britain from gers who hold FIRST-CLASS TICKETS bearing limit of thirty days, or only one change from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, or to about 20th November to 1st May, land their passengers longer may, on application to guard or conductor of train, break St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago.^ No other road in T at St. John, N.B., or Halifax, N.S., (Canada's winter their journey and stop at any station on direct line short of their America can do this. These cars are similar in size, warmth and ports). From these ports passengers are carried to destination. First-class tickets to points east of Port Arth u r from ventilation to the first-class cars, but are not upholstered. No all points in Canada and the United States via Canadian Pacific St. John, N.B., or Halifax, and in most cases from Quebec or Mon­ extra charge is made for the colonist car accommodation. Colonist Railway. During the summer months (about 1st May to 20th treal, are limited to continuous passage only. Passengers holding car passengers, however, must provide their own bedding. November) steamships land passengers at Quebec or Montreal. tickets for Western points may travel either via Main line through If they do not bring it with them, a complete outfit of mattress, At ports of landing, steamers are boarded immediately on Renfrew, or via Muskoka route through Toronto.] pillow, blanket and curtains may be bought of the agent of the arrival by agents of the Canadian Pacific Railway Co., who BAGGAGE, consisting of wearing apparel and such personal company at the point of starting at a cost of $2.50 (about ten are instructed to exchange tickets where necessary and assist effects of passengers as may be necessary for their journey, not shillings). (These articles become the property of the purchaser.) passengers in every possible way. Travellers taking passage exceeding 150 lbs. weight, will be checked on one full passage The curtains may be hung around a berth at night, thus securing by steamer sailing to New York, can ascertain at that port from ticket; 75 lbs. on half ticket. 300 lbs. weight of free baggage complete privacy. Men travelling alone are cut off from families the agents of the Canadian Pacific Railway at No. 458 Broadway, allowance on each full second-class ticket and 150 lbs. on each by a partition across the car near the middle; smoking is not per­ all they wish to know in regard to-connections with the Canadian half second-class ticket is made, on the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL­ mitted in that part of the car where the women and children are. Pacific Railway for all points in Canada. Luggage will be WAY to settlers destined to points in the provinces of Manitoba, At convenient intervals the train stops at stations where hot checked through from port of landing to all principal points in Saskatchewan and Alberta, east of and including Morley, Alta., coffee, tea and well-cooked food may be bought at a lunch counter. Canada and the United States. _ No delay need occur between and Macleod, Alta. All baggage should be plainly addressed. The cars are not allowed to become overcrowded, and the disembarking and taking the train. The luggage is immediately Personal baggage exceeding 150 lbs. will be charged for. No safety and welfare of colonist, or second-class, passengers are examined at the dock by the customs officers, after which a small piece of baggage weighing more than 250 lbs. will be received; any carefully attended to. The baggage arrangements are the same pasteboard tag,-called a "baggage check, "which is stamped with heavier packages will be forwarded by freight or "goods" train. as for first-class, and every possible care is taken that in a new- a number, is affixed to each piece; and a duplicate of each check is Passengers paying for excess baggage will receive an "Excess land the colonist does not go astray, lose his property or suffer given to the owner. These checks enable the traveller at the end Baggage" ticket which must be delivered to agent with checks imposition. Where a large number of colonists are going to the of his journey to reclaim his luggage, either personally or by proxy when baggage is claimed. The transportation company does Far West together, special fast trains will be dispatched, accom­ without any chance of loss or mistake, since it will be given up not guarantee to carry or forward baggage on same train or panied by an official conductor. by the railway agents only in exchange for the duplicate check. steamer with passenger, and in the event of any passengers' bag­ Attention is particularly called to the fact that in Canada as gage being lost or damaged the transportation company will FACTS FOR TOURISTS well as the United States, the different classes of railway carriages not be "responsible for any sum greater than $100 G£20) unless do not correspond in name to those of Great Britain. First-class other agreement is made at time of checking and charge paid for THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY is the best line ever built with sleeping accommodation correspond with the Pullman or all value in excess of $100.00 on basis of one-half current excess on the American Continent. During its construction the ut­ compartment cars of Great Britain. First-class without sleeping baggage tariff per 100 lbs. for each $10.0 or fraction thereof. most care was taken with every detail, and every appliance of accommodation correspond more nearly to the second-class of PASSENGERS are entitled only to the seat or berth space for proved value calculated to secure the comfort and safety of Great Britain. Second-class correspond with the third-class of which they have paid. Each passenger is permitted to carry with travellers has been adopted. The Canadian Pacific, including Great Britain, but with the advantage of being transformable into him in Coach, Parlor or Sleeping Car a small quantity of hand leased lines, now operates over 16,000 miles of railway, and can sleeping cars at night. All passenger carriages of the Canadian luggage only which will not incommode other passengers. Con­ reach every important point in Canada and the United States. Pacific Railway are provided with lavatories and closets, and with ductors will remove to the baggage or express car parcels or Tourists will consult their own interests by studying the map a supply of water, and are warmed in winter by hot water pipes. articles of luggage found in coaches which occupy too much space herein and obtaining information from an agent of the Company The carriages are also well ventilated, and in them travellers are or inconvenience other passengers, and the owner will require to before starting. The civility and attention shown by employees carried without change from Montreal to Vancouver, British Col­ pay at destination any excess luggage charges necessary on same of the Company is noticed by all travellers; and the cleanliness umbia, the Pacific Coast terminus of the Canadian Pacific before receiving his property. of cars and stations never fails to elicit praise. These two Railway, the entire trip lasting about five days; to St. Paul, CAUTION.—It is unlawful to carry dangerous articles, such as points next to safety, are the most carefully watched by the Minneapolis or Duluth via Sault Ste. Marie in about 36 hours, and matches, gunpowder, cartridges, etc., in baggage. management which spares no effort for the welfare of patrons. to Chicago via Toronto and Detroit in 24 hours. Reference is SPECIAL DELIVERY OF BAGGAGE—Passengers for Quebec, Through trains make few stops, and no annoying delays are made elsewhere in this folder to the magnificence of the scenery Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, Winnipeg, Vancouver or allowed to occur at stations. Victoria, B.C., and the larger cities in the Eastern United States, may and the many interesting features of the country. The Canadian have baggage checked, by any agent of this Company, through to any COACH EQUIPMENT.—The Canadian Pacific is the best Pacific Railway is noted for safety, scenery, elegant appointments residence, hotel, steamship dock or depot in the cities named. This equipped railway in America. The cars are wider and higher and courteous attention to the wants of travellers. is a convenience. The transfer charge is paid the baggage master at time of checking. than those of other railways. Both first and second-class cars In addition to the Canadian Pacific steamship lines on the have an abundance of air and freedom from dust in summer and Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and the Canadian-Australian line The company does not undertake that the trains shall start or ar­ are heated during cool weather by a plan designed to secure uni­ to the Hawaiian Islands, Fiji and Australia, anextensive coast rive at the times herein specified, nor will it be accountable for any form temperature combined with perfect ventilation. The seats of service is provided in connection with the Canadian Pacific Rail­ loss, inconvenience or injury which may arise from delays or deten­ the first-class cars are luxuriously upholstered. Even the second- way (as per details on another page under heading Pacific Coast tion; nor will it be responsible for any delay, detention, loss or in­ class cars surpass in comfort the first-class cars of some other lines. jury whatsoever arising off its lines or from the acts or defaults of connections). At San Francisco connections are made with Coast FIRST-CLASS SLEEPING CARS are owned and operated by the S. S. lines for Southern California, Mexico and South America. other parties, nor for the correctness of the times over the lines of Company, and no expense has been spared to make them perfect. To first-class passengers by the Canadian Pacific Railway other companies, nor for the arrival of this Company's own trains in They are finished outside with polished mahogany, and their holding through tickets from Europe to points in Manitoba, time for, or to connect with, the nominally corresponding trains or interiors with their beautiful fittings are beyond comparison. Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, and on the Pacific steamers of this or any other company. Train times shown herein The berths are wider and larger than usual. The curtains, Coast, is offered on payment of $5.00 additional, the option of are not guaranteed and are subject to change without notice. blankets and linen are of the best quality. The sleeping cars ' making a part of the journey by steamship across Lakes Huron are provided with lavatories, smoking compartments and and Superior during the season of navigation—from about April electric call bells. Some of these are divided into compartments, 20th to about November 30th, including meals and berth on FACTS FOR COLONISTS Advantages Offered to Colonist Passengers which ensure complete privacy. the steamship. This delightful route is by rail to Toronto; or, LUGGAGE.—Passengers are permitted to carry in Sleeping for persons landing at New York, by way of Niagara Falls to O other railway in America offers so many advantages to second-class or colonist passengers at so little expense as cars only such luggage as at night can be conveniently stored Toronto. From Toronto a train making direct connections with N in space underneath lower berths, which will admit occupant of the steamer proceeds, five times a week, to Port McNicoll, a port does the Canadian Pacific. Colonists from Europe are able to travel to Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan each berth to store dress suit case or other pieces of small hand on Georgian Bay, in Lake Huron. These steamships are the luggage which altogether must not exceed 80 inches in length, 17 Keewatin, Assiniboia, Athabasca, Alberta and Manitoba, Clyde- Alberta, British Columbia or the North-Western States, in nearly as great comfort as first-class passengers. While only regular inches in width and 9 inches in height. All other luggage must built steel vessels, powerful and commodious, lighted by elec­ be checked and forwarded in baggage car. tricity and furnished with every modern appliance for safety trains are shown in attached time table, steamers have, ae a rule sc many passengers that special trains are generally run The privileges of sleeping cars are secured only by first-class and comfort. The two first named are of the latest type passengers by purchase of berth tickets for a stipulated distance of marine architecture, and are especially classed at Lloyds. from port of landing to Montreal or beyond, as soon as colonists and their luggage are landed in addition to regular passenger tickets. Two double berths, one above the other, constitute a section; a passenger or party may 19 18 SO "^ CANADIAN PACIFIC iAILWAY CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

buy a section, and if the upper berth is not required by the pur­ admirable stopping places for tourists who do not wish to make or from Revelstoke, B.C?, on the main line of the railway, down chaser, it may remain up out of the way. The soft Turkish the overland journey through the scenery of that region in one the Columbia River and Arrow Lakes. upholstering of the headrests upon all the seats when the bedding unbroken trip. When the third mountain range has been passed the beautiful has been removed and the car is in its day-time condition, ren­ hill and lake country of central British Columbia follows, and then ders each seat a luxurious resting place. On the transcontinental the startling canyons of the Fraser, in whose depths the railway trains, to keep travellers somewhat informed upon current winds along beside the swift river upon ledges hewn into the cliffs. events, a summary of the world's news is daily bulletined in the UNRIVALLED SCENERY Through a distance nearly twice as greatas that from London sleepers and the at Company's hotels in the mountains; and to Edinburgh, these cloud-piercing^ peaks, ^ these massive writing paper and envelopes are furnished free to first-class sleep­ HERE is a grand and ev^r-changing scenery that makes the reservoirs of ice and snow, these prodigious precipices, profound ing car passengers, on application to the porter. T Canadian Pacific Railway a favorite route. In sailing gulfs and gigantic forests, encompass the traveller. Through Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars from Quebec up the/St* Lawrence River the shores for more than four Excellent mountain hotels will be found at Banff in the in summer, and St. John> N.B., in winter, will be run in con­ hundred miles are plainly visible, rising intb rugged hills Canadian National Park, and at Lake Louise near Laggan dur­ nection with the "Empress" steamships, through from steam­ and dotted with quaint white villages and churches. The city of ing the summer months; and throughout the year at Field (from ship dock to Winnipeg, Calgary, Vancouver and other Western Quebec is world-famous for its picturesque situation and the which the famous Yoho Valley is reached), Glacier, Reyelstoke points on the main line; also Standard Sleeping Cars to Toronto, mediaeval style in which its older part is grouped against the (one of the gateways to the West Kootenay and Boundary Gold Detroit, Chicago and intermediate points: citadel-crowned crags that dominate the river. The Chateau Fields), Sicamous Junction, at the entrance to the Okanagan The charges in Sleeping Cars for one berth are as follows-— Frontenac, a magnificent fireproof structure on the historic Valley, North |Bend, and on the coast at Vancouver and Victoria £ s. d. Dufferin Terrace, ranks amongst the leading hotels of America. where the»traveller may halt for rest and exploration. Between Quebec and Montreal • ..$ 1.50 (about .. 6 0) Thence to Montreal—a noble city of stone edifices, rising from 44 4 During the summer Swiss guides are stationed at Lake Louise, St. John and Montreal 3.00 ( ' ,'. 12 0) a crowded harbor to its mountain park—the tourist is surrounded 44 Halifax and Montreal 4.00 ( 44 .. 16 0) Field and Glacier, who will arrange outings to the principal points 44 Montreal and Toronto 2.00 •'•('• " . . 8 0) by the., people and customs of old France, curiously interwoven of interest in those localities and conduct parties to them. 44 Montreal and Winnipeg ..... 8.50 ( 4' 1 14 0) with those of progressive Canada. Following up the beautiful 44 Montreal and Vancouver ...... 17 00 (.'•'" 3 8 0) Ottawa Valley and passing the capital of the Dominion as one 44 Toronto and Vancouver 16.00 ( lt 3 4 0) 44 Montreal and Chicago ...... 5.00 ( 4i 1 00) journeys westward, he is interested all day long by the novel 44 Montreal and St.Paul,Minneapolis sights of a journey through the primeval forest of Canada, and FISHING AND SHQOTINe and Duluth,via Sault Ste.Marie 6.00 ( " 1 4 0) past the primitive homes of frontier settlers. This forest life For a section, double the berth rate, and for a stateroom between is sure to interest the new-comer, and it prepares him to appre­ O country in the world can compare with Canada as a three and four times the berth rate are charged in Canadian ciate the far greater and denser growths that he will afterwards N field for sport with rod, gun and rifle. The Canadian Pacific cars. Two persons of the same party when travelling see in the wonderful valleys of the Pacific slope. Pacific Railway and its branches have brought within the together and boarding car at same station for the same destina­ Then comes several hours along the rugged north shore of reach of sportsmen a range and diversity of country tion, will be allowed, if each presents a railway passage ticket, to Lake Superior, the largest body of fresh water on the globe, probably unequalled within the accessible parts of the globe. occupy a berth on one berth ticket, four a section on one section where the railway bed is notched out of frowning cliffs, or sur­ IN NORTHERN ONTARIO AND IN NORTHERN QUEBEC, deer, ticket, and six a drawing-room on one drawing-room ticket. mounts them, and from windows one can survey the sea-like caribou and, moose are found in many districts, especially in the COMPARTMENT SLEEPING CARS furnished in the most luxuri­ expanse of blue waves, bearing many steamers and sailing vessels. region of the Upper Ottawa river and Lakes Timiskaming and ous style and fitted with every convenience, will be available for This part of the journey reveals very grand scenery until Fort Kipawa, and on the northern shores of Lake Superior, and the special parties on reasonable notice to the Company's Agents William, on Lake Superior, is reached. A change of route is lakes and streams of these regions furnish, without exception, the whenever not less than four staterooms are taken. Particulars offered as far as this point in summer (1st May to 30th November) finest brook-trout fishing in the world. as to charges,'etc., on application. by the splendid steamships of the Canadian Pacific Company IN MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN AND ALBERTA the game list FIRST-CLASS PARLOR CARS.-—The Parlor Cars are for day plying between Port McNicoll on Georgian Bay, and Port Arthur comprises elk, moose, caribou, deer, antelope, bear, wolf, grouse, use only, and differ from first-class coaches in having moveable and Fort William. The trip by steamship is most enjoyableo prairie chicken and uncounted thousands of swan, geese, duck easy chairs in place of fixed seats, and in possessing more com­ and occupies only one day more than the route by rail. Beyond and other waterfowl. modious toilet and smoking compartments. They permit greater Fort William lie 400 miles of rocky forests, intersected with The Rocky Mountains, the Selkirks and kindred Ranges of freedom and add to the comfort of railway journeys surprisingly. hundreds of dashing streams and sparkling lakes, the old-time British Columbia are the strongholds of grizzly, cinnamon, black The extra charge for a chair in one of these cars is trifling, and route of the fur-traders, by which Wolsely conducted the Red and brown bears and panther; up higher upon the mountain varies according to the length of the day's trip. Accommodation River Expedition of 1870; past the gold fields and lumber dis­ steeps are the ranges of the big-horn sheep and white goat, while in first-class Sleeping Cars and in Parlor Cars will be sold only tricts of New Ontario, which include the Lake of the Woods, in the lower forests of the foothills and valleys are moose and to holders of first-class transportation. Rainy Lake, the Seine, Manitou and Wabigoon districts; and then bands of elk and caribou. The Canadian Pacific Railway Com­ DINING CARS.—Dining cars in which meals are served are comes the populous Red River Valley, - and Winnipeg, the pany has built several hotels a.mong the mountains for the accom­ attached to through trains. These cars are palatial in all their capital of the prairie region, in whose busy precincts nearly modation of sportsmen and tourists, and these form convenient decorations and appointments. Tables are arranged for two or 200,000 people reside. centres from which to plan shooting trips after bear, goat, sheep, four persons, and the meals served are equal to those of the best From Winnipeg westward for 900 miles the traveller rolls etc., especially the hotels at Banff and Glacier in the Selkirks. hotels. The cooking is done in a kitchen in the car, which, with across the prairies, on which he will see many evidences of agri­ KOOTENAY.—In the fishing and shooting country of the the pantry, is an object of interest to European visitors, who cultural and grazing industries, and traces of the now extinct Kootenay Valley-^-one of the richest on the continent—the Can­ never fail to enjoy meals taken in this leisurely and comfortable buffalo, whose feeding grounds are occupied by Herefords and adian Pacific Railway Company has made arrangements for way while flying swiftly and smoothly along. All meals are Durhams. After busy Calgary is reached the snowy peaks of conveying anglers to the best spots along its line between Nelson served a la carte. Passengers only pay for what they order. the Rocky Mountains slowly rise to view, and thenceforth, and West Robson. Camping outfits of all kinds can be cheaply HOTELS.—The Railway Company operates the Chateau Fron­ scenes of Alpine magnificence surround the traveller, and from purchased, and the camp outfit will be carried free between West tenac, a magnificent fire-proof hotel on the famous Dufferin the specially constructed observation car attached to the train Robson or Nelson and the different fishing pools. Further east, Terrace at Quebec, the Place Viger combined hotel and passenger full and unobstructed views can be obtained. Several along the line of the Branch of the Canadian station at Montreal, the Hotel Vancouver, a large and commo­ ranges of mountains are crossed before Vancouver is reached; Pacific Railway, are many new fishing waters and hunting dious hotel at Vancouver, and the new Empress, a charming the Rockies, the Selkirks, the Gold and the Coast ranges. grounds which offer excellent sport. The new CP.R. hot.el at hotel at Victoria. It also owns hotels at St. Andrews and The line is laid high upon their_ flanks, or winds along Balfour, B.C., is near excellent fishing and hunting territory. McAdam, ; at Caledonia Springs, Ontario, and at narrow valleys between them. The traveller can look up to OKANAGAN.—This game country is reached from Sicamous, Winnipeg, the capital of Manitoba. In the mountain region of where, only a few hundred feet above, the vast spaces of on the main line, by rail to Vernon and Okanagan Landing, British Columbia, hotels have also been built and are operated eternal snow begin. In the hollows that separate t;he loftier and thence by CP.R. steamers to Kelowna and Penticton, at under the Company's control at Banff, on the eastern slope of the pinnacles are visible tne living glaciers whence these streams are the foot of the lake. The country, which abounds in mountain mountains, and at Lake Louise near Laggan (open from May 15th fed, glaciers many miles in area and hundreds of feet thick, and sheep, mountain goat, caribou, deer and bear and small game, to Oct. 1st); at Field,^ near the summit of the Rockies ; at some of the most noted are so easily accessible that (at Glacier was the scene in British Columbia of the famed hunting trip of Emerald Lake, near Field; at Glacier Station on the summit Station) one is little more than a mile and a half from the hotel. Archduke Ferdinand of Austria during his tour around the World. of the Selkirks; at Revelstoke (the northern gateway to the The great mining region of Caribou, Kootenay and the Boundary Any traveller intending to shoot or fish along the line of the West Kootenay Gold Fields); at Sicamous, the junction with are easily reached from this line, the former from Ashcroft and Canadian Pacific Railway should obtain a copy of "Fishing and the branch railway which leads to the famed Okanagan the two latter directly from Medicine Hat, on the Western plains, Shooting"and Sportsman'sMap of Canada. They will be furnished country, which are open all the year round. These hotels form by the Crowsnest Pass Branch of the Canadian Pacific Railway/ free of charge upon application to any agent of ^he company.

21 22 23 CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Farming and Ranching in Western Canada uniformity in the one essential that all parts offer inducements, with which the Province is blessed causes the crops to mature according to the desire of the settler. rapidly and yield abundantly. Stock raising and dairy farm­ Western Canada is forging ahead faster than any other For the sake of clearness, it is well to bear in mind that ing are now important industries, and are rapidly becoming country in the world. This rapid growth is only natural be­ Western Canada, referred to as such in these pages, comprises the more so owing to the advantages of the splendid pasture of rich cause of the great fertility of the soil. New villages and towns Provinces of Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan. nutritious grasses in the western portion of the Province. Gov­ with every facility for the enjoyment of modern life are springing In this stretch of territory there are about eight and a ernment creameries have been established in various parts, and up all over this great land with amazing rapidity. This is the coun­ quarter millions of acres under cultivation, over five millions markets are at hand throughout the Province. Regina is the try for ambitious men, for here reward follows industry as surely of which are in wheat and two and a third millions in oats. Provincial capital and the seat of Government, and Moose as sunshine follows rain. It is a great empire of material wealth, A short description of the different divisions of Western Jaw, Yorkton, Qu'Appelle, Prince Albert, Saskatoon and Battle­ of progressing institutions, free schools, religious and political Canada with their several characteristics and advantages may be ford are names that have become familiar far beyond the borders liberty—-in a word, where it is easy for a man to secure a home, of service to the intending settler: of Canada. They are aH characteristic of the growing energies make a good living for his family, and advance with the growth MANITOBA of the West. The Province is well watered, the great Sask­ of the country. Of the many advantages which Western Canada atchewan River, with its numerous tributaries, flowing across —including British Columbia—possesses over other colonies of Manitoba has been described as the sphere of the pioneering its breadth. There are many smaller rivers and numerous lakes. the British Empire, one in particular is its diversity of climate efforts in Western Canada's immigration, and its people have Extensive tracts of fine spruce timber are to be found in different and-soil. Most of the western country, especially the southern reason to be proud of what it has accomplished by way of example parts of the Province. At present it provides cheap building portion, is rolling prairie, covered with abundant, rich grass for the other districts to the west, where equal success is reward­ material, but the time is rapidly approaching when its value for growing in tufts, with shrubs and small trees scattered grove-like ing the efforts of the tillers of the soil. The province is the pulp and paper industries will be appreciated. ^ Fish abound in here and there over their surface, thus giving many portions a most easterly division of the great prairie country. Its principal the lakes, and game is plentiful. Mixed farming is most advisable, park-like appearance. In the northern sections and in the river rivers are the Red River and the Assiniboine, the valleys of which and there is a great future for this class of agriculture in valleys there are vast regions that are heavily wooded. It is to have become famous over the world for the quality of the wheat Saskatchewan. The land under crop is increasing rapidly, and the be noted that in the south-western districts the comparative raised in them; No. 1 Hard Manitoba ranking higher than any Province under representative Government, has a future which will absence of snow, owing to the warm Chinook winds, and the rich other known quality. ft assuredly equal those of her sister Provinces of the Dominion. buffalo grass, have made the country celebrated for its horse and A visit to the city of Winnipeg gives one a splendid idea of The eastern portion, for a distance of some 120 miles west cattle ranches; other sections are found to be admirably adapted the prosperity of the country. This capital which has come to from its eastern boundary, is practically a continuation to the to sheep raising, large flocks being pastured in the foothills of be known as the "Chicago of Canada," a few years ago a mere westward of the grain-growing areas of Manitoba, and although Alberta, while British Columbia, with its several very different fur trading village is now a city of 200,000 inhabitants, the the soil is somewhat lighter than the deep black loam of the Red climates, its wealth of timber and minerals and large tracts of . converging point of many railways, with churches and cathedrals, River Valley, it is warm and productive. The soil is a friable bunch grass country, affords scope for many enterprises in which schools and colleges, electric street railways and all the attendant loam, easily worked, and producing excellent crops of wheat, fortunes can be made. adjuncts of civilization that are implied in the modern inven­ coarse grains, and vegetables. The winter climate answers all On most of the prairies there are no trees to be cleared tions. It is practically the gateway of the Great West—in all requirements, both as to degree of cold and as to sufficiency of away; thus the area under cultivation increases very rapidly. respects a city of magnificent promise that gives evidence of snowfall, for the production of the No. 1 hard wheat for which The settler with a gang-plough and two yoke of oxen can break vigorous growth and a great commercial and financial future. The Province is traversed from east to west by the main line Western Canada is noted. up a quarter-section (160 acres) • during five spring and summer This district, in conjunction with the Province of Manitoba, months. He does this simply by turning a very thin sod with of the Canadian Pacific Railway, five branches of which radiate from Winnipeg, and two American railways connect with that will one day be one of the greatest wheat-producing sections of the plough, then backsetting and harrowing. the American continent, and for the following reasons: 1st—It The eyes of thousands of willing workers in Great Britain and city and other points. Besides Winnipeg, the seat of government, there is the city has a soil particularly rich in the food of the wheat-plant; 2nd—It Europe are directed towards the great CanadianWest and the large has a climate that brings the plant to maturity with great influx of new settlers is the best assurance of substantial progress. of Brandon, next in importance, followed by the towns of Portage la Prairie, Morden, Carberry, Neepawa, Manitou, Dauphin, rapidity. 3rd—On account of its northern latitude it receives The country being traversed from end to end by the Canadian more sunshine during the period of growth than the country to Pacific Railway and pierced in numerous directions by branch Minnedosa, Birtle, Emerson, Gretna, Wawanesa, Somerset, Baldur, Souris, Deloraine, Melita, Virden, Rapid City, Hamiota, the south. 4th—Absence of rust due to dryness of climate. lines, settlers are not driven to isolation in the search for unoccu­ 5th—Absence of insect foes. pied land. .Grain elevators and mills are to be found at all the Gladstone, and a number of others which are rapidly rising in prominence owing to the stability that is given them by surround­ These conditions are especially favorable to the growth of principal points, a market at every station, and schools and the hard, flinty wheat so greatly prized by millers all the world churches are built wherever a settlement is made. ^ Law and ing agricultural districts. Each has its elevators, mills, and ware­ houses, to accommodate the large quantities of wheat, that are over, and commanding a higher price than the softer varieties order prevail throughout the territory. The Canadian Pacific grown elsewhere. In-great measure that which may be said of Railway connects with all the railways of Canada and the United marketed. There are scores of towns yet to be developed along the lines of railway throughout the Province, so that newcomers one district applies equally to the others. The crops consist of States, which enables the settler in all parts to procure supplies wheat, oats, barley and potatoes. Turnips and all kinds of veg­ at reasonable rates and affords him a ready market for the will findopenings in this direction if they so desire. Manitoba, being much the oldest settled division of the etables are raised successfully. The normal yield of wheat (Red produce of the land. In Canada he is not now obliged to Fyfe) is about thirty bushels to an acre in favourable seasons; of team the necessities of life and the results of his labor over long former Rupert's Land, is most thickly populated and the greater part of the best government free land has been occupied, but the oats, about sixty bushels. There has never been a failure of crops, distances, nor is he called upon to forswear his allegiance before and settlers enjoy a steady home market, from which they realize becoming owner of his land. railway company has still a large quantity of choice land which it sells at from twelve dollars to twenty dollars (£4) per acre, good prices for their products. The District is well supplied It is well to remember that "Western Canada" now reveals with good roads. Wild fruits of nearly every variety—straw­ the possibilities of its immense resources, and is, in the language according to location, etc. Only about one-seventh of the purchase money, however, is paid down by persons who settle berry, raspberry, gooseberry, blueberry, high-bush cranberry, and of Canada's prime minister, "a star standing by itself resplendent black currants—grow in profusion. Small game is plentiful. in the western sky, and it is towards that star that every immi­ on the land, interest only on the outstanding purchase money grant, every traveller, every man who leaves the land of his being payable at the end of the first year, and the remainder ALBERTA being paid by instalments extending over ten years, so that ancestors to come and seek a home for himself now turns his gaze." The Province of Alberta, with an area of 253,281 square It is a difficult matter to draw faithful pen^ pictures of this after the first year or two the land pays for itself, besides yield­ ing profits to the man who cultivates it. With a farm free miles and a land acreage of about 158,338,560, has within its magnificent agricultural country; words but faintly describe it. limits two divisions, showing marked distinctions in topographical A personal visit is the only means of securing a true perspective. from debt, his fields of ripening grain ready for harvest; with herds of cattle on his pasture lands, and flocks of sheep feeding and climatic conditions. It has well earned the title of "sunny," On all sides and as far as the eye can reach are great fields of and the world will probably hear more about this Province owing wheat, oats and barley. Prosperous looking farm houses are on the hillside; with dairy and poultry providing the household with groceries and many other comforts; with schools for his to its capabilities in other directions. The city of Edmonton and everywhere, with great lines of grain elevators along the railway. the city of Calgary have both been the scenes and centres of This is literally a land of promise to the farmer, and it is no children in the immediate neighborhood; with churches close at hand, and such other social advantages as he desires within easy remarkable developments. The agricultural possibilities of cause for wonder that it is filling up with men who realize the Alberta have already been proved, but their certain development possibilities it offers. reach—what more can he require for a wholesome existence? And that is the condition of the average Manitoba farmer to-day. is such that it is difficult to dwell upon them without the use of Ordinary common sense prompts the idea that in a country language that must appear exaggerated. The soil is largely over one thousand miles in length and nearly five hundred in SASKATCHEWAN composed of from one to three feet of black vegetable mould, with width there will be found many different conditions of climate, Saskatchewan lies on the western boundary of Manitoba, little or no mixture of sand or gravel. In addition, the land is soil, and topography. This is the case in Western Canada, and and extends north to the 60th degree of latitude. The summer well ^watered and timbered, there are few storms, and cattle while, in a general way, there may be dissimilarities, yet there is temperature is very equable and the large amount of sunshine remain out throughout the winter. The crops are heavy, oats 04 25 26 CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CANAilAN PACIFIC RAILWAY frequently going over 100 bushels to the acre and averaging 60; OFFICES OF THE TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT G. M. BOSWORTH, Vice-President, Montreal. while barley will yield 60, and wheat over 40; fall wheat having C. E. E. USSHER Passenger Traffic Manager....,,,, Montreal, Que. yielded as high as 60. Fruits and vegetables also do well. Cattle THE YUKON AND ATLIN LAKE W. R. MACINNES Freight Traffic Manager > .. Montreal, Que. A. H. HARRIS Special Traffic Representative Montreal Que. raising has already made Alberta notable, and throughout the GEO. MCL. BROWN. .. European Manager London, Eng. GOLD FIELDS C. E. MCPHERSON.. . .Asst. Passr. Traffic Manager, Western Lines, Winnipeg, Man. southern and middle portions of the Province is the principal W. G. ANNABLE General Passenger Agent, Atlantic Service.. .Montreal, Que. industry. Here, as elsewhere, changes are going on, and mixed WILLIAM STITT General Passenger Agent Montreal, Que. The gold fields of the Canadian Yukon and of Atlin Lake C. B. FOSTER General Passenger Agent Winnipeg, Man. farming is rapidly gaining ground. Winter wheat is largely and H. W. BRODIE General Passenger Agent Vancouver, B.C. in Northern British Columbia are best reached by the Canadian W. M. KIRKPATRICK.. Asst. Freight Traffic Manager, Eastern Lines.Montreal, Que. successfully grown. Horse raising has contributed to Alberta's W. B. LANIGAN Asst. Freight Traffic Mgr., Western Lines.. .Winnipeg, Man. success, and the breeding of sheep, hogs and poultry has proved Pacific Railway to Vancouver; thence by the Canadian Pacific IT. S. CARMICHAEL General Passenger Agent, Atlantic Service.. .London, Eng. GEO. C. WELLS ...... Asst. to Passenger Traffic Manager Montreal, Que. to be most profitable to the farmers. The district is rich in Railway Co's steamer from Vancouver and Victoria to Skagway E. J. HEBERT .. .First Asst. Gen'l Passenger Agent Montreal, Que. minerals which appear to be fairly well distributed over large FRED O. HOPKINS. .. .Asst. Gen'l Passenger Agent Montreal, Que. and White Pass and Yukon Railway and river steamers to A. C. SHAW , Asst. Gen'l Passenger Agent .Winnipeg, Man. areas. The abundance of fish and game is no small item to new­ C. E. BENJAMIN General Tourist Agent Montreal Que. comers and renders the country most attractive. The Canadian Dawson and Atlin City; and the gold fields at Cape Nome in H. E. MACDONELL. ... General Freight Agent, Eastern Lines Montreal, Que. W. C. BOWLES General Freight Agent, Western Lines Winnipeg, Man. Pacific Railway, by means of its main line and branches, provides Alaska, are also reached by the Canadian Pacific Railway to E N. TODD Division Freight Agent Montreal, Que. W. B. BAMFORD Division Freight Agent St. John, N.B. excellent facilities for communication in the southern and central Seattle, thence steamer to Cape Nome. M. H. BROWN Division Freight Agent Toronto, Ont. portions of the province. Lethbridge, Macleod, Red Deer and W. S. ELLIOT Division Freight Agent North Bay, Ont. R. E. LARMOUR Division Freight Agent Vancouver, B.C. Wetaskiwin are important points, and many more are growing For detailed maps and full particulars, application should GEO. H. SMITH Division Freight Agent. Winnipeg, Man. with that rapidity which marks the western settlement. The D. C. MACDONALD. . .Division Freight Agent Regina, Sask. be made to R W. DREW Division Freight Agent Nelson, B.C. future of Alberta is as bright as its climate. GEO. McL. BROWN, J. HALSTEAD Division Freight Agent. Calgary, Alta. T. J. SMITH. •. General Freight Agent, Atlantic Service London, Eng. There are extensive irrigation works in southern and central European Manager, W. T. MARLOW Import Freight Agent Montreal, Que. Alberta. The Canadian Pacific Irrigation and Colonization Com­ F. G. FREISER Export Freight Agent Montreal, Que 62 to 65 Charing Cross, S.W.., and \T A J O. APPS General Baggage Agent Mon(real, Que. pany, of Calgary, is the largest irrigation scheme on the continent London W. T. ROBSON General Advertising Agent Montreal, Que. 67 and 68 King William St., E.G. / » AGENCIES to which Letters of Enquiry may he addressed. involving an area of 3,000,000 acres. The water is taken from Adelaide Aus. .Australasian United Steam Nav. Co. Ltd. the Bow River at Calgary and is carried for many miles to the Royal Liver Building, Pier Head, Liverpool, A may CHINA . . Jardine, Matheson & Co. Antwerp. .BELGIUM. .Thos. McNeil, Agent , 25 Quai Jordaens east. A system of reservoirs has been arranged out of some 120 St. Vincent St., Glasgow, Auckland N.Z. .Union S.S. Co. of New Zealand, Ltd natural depressions and the whole scheme laid out in a most Bangkok SIAM. .Windsor & Co 18 St. Augustine's Parade, Bristol, Belfast IRELAND . . Wm. McCalla, Agent 41 Victoria St. scientific manner. The land ^ tributary to the ditch is being Birmingham..ENG. .W. T. Treadaway, Agent 4 Victoria Sq. 41 Victoria St., Belfast, Bombay INDIA. .Thos. Cook & Son, 13 Esplanade Rd. .. .Ewart'Latham & Co. rapidly sold, settlers are moving in and "a few years will see a Boston MASS. .F. R.Perry, General Agent, Passr. Dept. 332 Washington St. wonderful change in this section of the Province. or, on arrival at Winnipeg, at the Office of the Canadian Pacific Brandon MAN. .J. E. Proctor, District Passenger Agent. Brisbane QD. .The British India & Queensland Agency Co., Ltd. Railway's Land Commissioner in the railway station. Bristol ENG. .A. S. Ray, Agent , 18 St. Augustine's Parade BRITISH COLUMBIA Buffalo N.Y. .G. H. Griffin, C.P.A., C.S. Richardson, D.F.A., 302 Main St. Calcutta . INDIA T.Cook&Son, Gillanders,Arbuthnot& Co. 9GldCourtHouseSt. is the most westerly province of the Dominion. It consists In addition to the Agencies shown on page 29, information Calgary ALTA. .R. G. McNeillie, District Passenger Agent.. of an enormous territory on the mainland, together with Van­ Canton CHINA .. Jardine, Matheson & Co can also be obtained at any of the International Sleeping Car Chemulpo..KOREA. .Messrs. Carl Wolter & Co couver Island and some other smaller islands. Victoria on Van­ Chicago III. . Geo. A. Walton, Genl. Agt., Passr. Dept., 224 South Clark St. Company's Ticket Offices as under :— Cincinnati ' OHIO. .A. J. Blaisdell, Genl. Agt., Passr. Dept...-. .436 Walnut St. couver Island is the capital. All the island trade centres here. Cleveland . OHIO .. Geo. A. Clifford, City Passenger Agent 239 Superior Ave. Nanaimo is another prosperous town, at the coal mines, 70 miles Berlin...... 71 Unter den Linden. Colombo . .CEYLON.Thos. Cook & Son ; Bois Bros Detroit MICH. .A. E. Edmonds, Genl. Agent, Passr. Dept..7 Fort St. West. from Victoria. There is a large supply of valuable timber on the Bordeaux St. Jean Station. Dublin * - IRELAND. .A. H. Hewett, 9 D'Olier St.; Thos. Cook &Son,117 Grafton St. island, great^measures of coal, and its waters are full of fish. In Genoa ' .ITALY. .H. Coe and Clerici Piazza San Matteo 15 Brussels Nord Station. GlasgowVscoTLAND. .Thos. Russell, Agent ^OSt. Vincent St. several districts gold and other minerals have been discovered. Bucharest Strada Vamei I. Halifax N.S. . J. D. Chipman, Ticket Agent 37 George St. Hamburg GERMANY..C.F.A.Flugge,Agt.,Alsterdamm8;T.Cook&Son,39Alsterdamm The land is well suited for farming in many localities. The Cairo Maison Debbane, Rue Bab el Hadid. Hamilton'. ONT. .J. Merriman, City Passenger Agent... Cor.King & James Sts. climate is like that of the west of England, but not so rainy, and Cologne Central Station. Hankow CHINA. .Jardine, Matheson & Co Hobart . TASMANIA. .Union S.S. Co. of New Zealand, Ltd flowers grow out of doors the year round. Vancouver is the chief Constantinople..Pera Palace Hotel. Hong Kong D. W. Craddock, Gen. Traffic Agent, China, etc. city of the mainland. It is the Pacific terminus of the Canadian Honolulu ILL. .Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd Frankfort, O.M..1 Kaiserstrasse. Kobe .. .JAPAN. .James Rankin, Agent 14 A. Maye-machi Pacific Railway, and the port of embarkation for Japan, China, Homburg Louisenstrasse 68. Livernool ENG. .F. W. Forster, Agent Royal Liver Building, Pier Head. the Philippines, India, Hawaiian Islands,Australasia and the cele­ Madrid 18 Calle de Alcala (Equitable Building) Liverpool.... g Carmichael, G.P.A... . /62 to 65 Charing Cross, S.W. brated around the world trip. There are a number of other towns London ENG.|T# J Smittl> Gen'l Frt. Agt. \ 67-68 King William St., E.C. Monte Carlo. . .. Riviera Palace Hotel. London ONT. . W. Fulton, City Ticket Agent 161 Dundas St. on the mainland, such as New Westminster, Kamloops, Ashcroft, Moscow. Hotel Metropole. Los Angeles .. .CAL. . A.A.Polhamus, Gen. Agt., Passenger Dept., 708 So. Spring St. Malta ... .Thos. Cook & Son. 308 Strada Reale, Valetta Vernon, Revelstoke, Rossland, Nakusp, Trail, Cranbrook, Fernie, Naples.., 283 Corso Umberto 1. Melbourne A us. .Union S.S. Co. of New Zealand, Ltd „.__ _ Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon, New Denver, Grand Forks, Cascade City, Montreal . .QUE. . A. E.Lalande, City Passenger Agent 141-145 St. James St. Nice , Avenue Massena (open Winter season). Moscow.... RUSSIA . . Nordisk Resebureau Hotej Metropole Phoenix, Greenwood, Midway, etc. These are all reached by the Ostend The Digue, 18 Rue de Bruges. Naples . .ITALY. .Messrs. Coe and Clerici, via Agostino Depretis 22 Canadian Pacific Railway or its branches, and lake and river Nelson' B.C. . J. A. McDonald, District Passenger Agent Paris 5 Boulevard des Capucines. • „ , .T v f w. H. Snell, Genl. Agent, Passenger Dept..458 Broadway steamers, and they are all in neighborhoods rich with one or Rome Place San Silvestro. New York N-Y'\Land & Immigration Office 1 Broadway. Niagara Fa!!s:.N.Y. .D. Isaacs .. .Prospect House. other production of the country. There are several mining St. Petersburg. .5 Peispective Newsky. Ottawa .ONT. . Geo. Duncan, City Passenger Agent 42 Sparks St. districts—the famed Cariboo mines in which extensive hydraulic Paris . ..". .".FRANCE. .Aug. Catoni, Agent 1 Rue Scribe. Strasburg Hauptbahnhof. Philadelphia . . .PA. .R. C. Clayton, City Passenger Agent....629-63IChestnutSt. plants have been introduced most successfully, and the Kootenay Vienna. Maximilianstrasse, No. 12. Portland . ME. . Leon W. Merritt, Ticket Agent Maine Cent. Rd., Union Depot and Boundary countries where a number of gold, copper and Quebec ...... QUE. .G. J. P. Moore, C.P.A 30 St. John St., cor Palace Hill. Warsaw Hotel Bristol. Regina .SASK.R. K. Scarlett, City Ticket Agent 1812 Scarth St. silver-lead mines are being extensively and profitably operated. Wiesbaden...... 36 and 37 Theatre Colonnade. Rotterdam..HOLLAND . Joh Otten and Zoon Noordblaak 13 The output is ever increasing in value and quantity, and already St. John N.B. W. B. Howard, District Passr. Agent 8 King St. St.Petersburg,RussiA.Nordlskf G.M.Jacksone Reseburea, Gen'l Agt.u , Pass. Dept19. Bolshaj... f 64a5 MarkeKpnjushenajt St. a these districts boast of a number of dividend-paying properties. ai.r<,«i»i#«.6) v \ W. A/Wf .ToolrcjrvT Smith1, Districnon'l Art Freight "Peist aAg r>pntt . (I 64(Palac5 Markee Hotelt St.) There are lumbering centres, ranching districts and farming San Francisco.CAL. j.E . E. Penn, G.A.P.D 713 Second Ave. London, Brighton and South Coast Railway of England Seattle WASH valleys, and the fishing industry of the Province has assumed Shanghai.. .CHINA. .A. R. Owen, Agent AND STATE RAILWAYS OF FRANCE Sourabaya... .JAVA. .Fraser, Eaton & Co „nn •- . enormous propositions. , From Vancouver an intending settler Spokane .... WASH ..T.J. Wall, Gen. Agent Passr. Dept 603 Sprague Ave. can reach almost any point of British Columbia, and'unless he has * fForsten Bergen • • • .Skeppsbrom 36. For Paris and all parts of France, Switzerland, Italy, etc., travel Stockholm SWEDEN | Nordisk Resebureau (Cabin Business).. .Royal Opera Bldgs. some idea of the exact locality he wishes to reach it is probably Sydney ... Aus.. Canadian Australian Steamship Line VIA NEWHAVEN AND DIEPPE M. G. Murphy, District Passr. Agent 16 King St. East. the best place to book. If, however, he has determined upon any TorontTrieste o AUSTRIONA T. "P . Christofidis, Agent Hotel de Ville. The Popular and Charming Highway between London and Paris Vancouver . .. .B.C. J. Moe, C.T.A.; Chas. Millard, Depot T.A. district he can get his ticket at Montreal or Winnipeg for the Victoria B.C. L. D. Chetham, City Passenger Agent... 1102 Government St. station he wishes to reach. This applies to all points on the TWO EXPRESS SERVICES DAILY Vienna . . .AUSTRIA. S. Altman, Agent Kaerntnerrmg 7. Vladivostock.SIBERIA. .O. W. Lindholm & Co. Canadian Pacific Railway. The climate of the mainland varies Pullman Cars. Turbine Steamers. Corridor Trains. Washington...D.C. A.L.Powell, C.F.&P.A.... .'.'.'.'.'.'. i 419 New York Ave. . cor Main St. & PortageAve. so much according to locality that it is impossible to accurately The shortest, most economical and most picturesque route, offering the opportu­ Winnipeg . .MAN. .A. G. Richardson, C.P.A wi»i«r ~r ~-~~"~~- • r- describe it. ( In some sections, especially in the great basin nity of visiting, en route, Brighton, Lewes (junction for Eastbourne and Hastings), Yokohama JAPAN W.T.Payne,Mgr.,Trans-Pac.Line.H.T.Wilgress.Agt,14 Bund. The Cab e address of Mr. Geo.- McL. Brown, EuropeaSn. ManagerCarmichael, BS, between the Gold and Coast mountain ranges, of which Kam­ Dieppe and Rouen, with a charming journey through the lovely valley of the Seine. "Canpacry, London," or -Travel, Glasgow"; o'anf Mrd o. fH. Ne_

THE SHORTEST AND SMOOTHEST ROUTE ACROSS THE PACIFIC

For Proposed Sailings see page 3 of this folder

NEW PACIFIC "EMPRESS" STEAMSHIPS (NOW BUILDING) EMPRESS OF ASIA — EMPRESS OP RUSSIA

The Canadian Pacific Steamships effect a saving of five to six days in the Trans-Pacific voyage by taking the northerly course and following the great circle track near the Aleutian Islands.

The fastest time across the Pacific was made by the R.M.S. Empress of Japan.

All Canadian Pacific Steamships in the Pacific service are equipped with Marconi wireless telegraphy.

Detailed Information will be given on application to any Canadian Pacific Railway Agent. LONDON & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY THE PREMIER RAILROAD OF ENGLAND Route of the Special Trains Between Liverpool (Riverside) and London (Euston), connecting with Trans-Atlantic Steamers from Canada and the United States. Tourist and Commercial Route : Shakespeare's Country, Washington's Ancestral Home, North Wales and Snowdon District, English Lake District, Scotch Lakes and Highlands, Irish Lakes, Principal Commercial Cities in Great Britain and Ireland. Royal Mail Route.—EN GLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND. Hotels under Management of the Company at LIVERPOOL, LONDON. BIRMINGHAM, GLASGOW, EDINBURGH, DUBLIN, etc. Freight collected and conveyed to all parts of the British Isles. Tickets, Folders, Illustrated Guides, Passenger and Freight Rates, and all information from S. J. SHARP, Agent, No. 19 Adelaide St. E., Toronto, Ont. A. G. WAND, General Agent, 287 Fifth Ave., New York. FRANK REE, Genera Manager, Euston Station. LONDON, Eng. GREAT CENTRAL RAILWAY OF ENGLAND The Express Route between Liverpool (Central) ana Manchester (Central and London Road Stations). The Great Central Expresses run West and East from Sea to Sea, Liverpool via Manchester and Sheffield to Hull and Grimsby. From North to South and vice versa, Express trains run from Bradford, Leeds and Halifax through Nottingham and Leicester to London (Marylebone). From Newcastle and the North Eastern Coast, Expresses run via York, Oxford and Winchester to Southampton and Bournemouth. Through Carriages between the North of England and the South Coast, avoiding the change and inconvenience of crossing London. Through Expresses from Liverpool to Harwich and Grimsby, connecting with steamers for the Continent. Freight Traffic.—The Great Central Company have most extensive through facilities with all Companies in Great Britain and Ireland for freight business, and the Company's representatives cover Scotland, Newcastle, Middlesborough, Sunderland, Durham, Preston, the Eastern Counties, Birmingham, South Wales, Bristol, the West and South of England, and all districts of the Islands. American Representative, C. E. JONES, 355 Broadway, New York, and Messrs. RAYMOND & WHITCOMB'S Agencies. T. H. UNDERWOOD, Traffic Mgr. (Oversea), SAM FAY, Marylebone Station, London, N.W. General Manager. MIDLAND RAILWAY OF ENGLAND W. GUY GRANET, General Manager. The Finest System of Serves the Principal Towns and Cities in MIDLAND Great Britain by fast Restaurant Expresses, HOTELS: Railway Hotels and North of Ireland by the Co.'s own in Europe. Steamers (equipped with Wireless Appara­ Best tus). Gives access to some of the best London Restaurant English Scenery. The " Peak District" (the Liverpool Service. Derbyshire Highlands) with its quaint Manchester Beautiful villages and by-ways of English Country Bradford Scenery. life,the heart of medieval England,the land Leeds Pas'ger Agents of John Bunyan andWilliamCowperare on Derby Thos.Cook&Son the mainline between Liverpool & London. Morecambe 245 Broadway, The Yorkshire Wolds and the Cumber­ Heyshant N Y.,and at Bos­ land and Westmorland Fells are seen to Belfast ton, Chicago, 111. advantage from the Midland Scotch Portrush Express Agents Expresses which alone give direct access by ThosMeadows& rail to the homes and haunts of Sir Walter Telegrams: Co.,17StateSt.,& "Midotel" 9BeaverSt.,N.Y. Scott and Robert Burns. When in England Travel by Midland for Choice GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF ENGLAND THE CATHEDRAL LINE THE LONGEST RAILROAD AND BEST RUNNING TRACK IN ENGLAND Liberal Stop-Over Privileges, Automobile Services, Breakfast, Luncheon, Dining and Sleeping Cars. SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAINS FISHGUARD TO LONDON. Plymouth to London. Bristol to London. Passengers landing at Liverpool have the choice of Five routes to London and by each route travel via Chester where a break of journey is permitted. The Great Western is the only line from Liverpool to London passing through Wales. Baggage Checked through to destination from Liverpool, Plymouth, Fish­ guard and Bristol. Illustrated Pamphlets and full information can be obtained in Toronto from Mr. R. H. LEA, General Agent for Canada, 35 Adelaide Street East; in New York from Mr. T. KATELEY, General Agent for the United States, 501 Fifth Ave -and Mr. F. C. CLARK, "Times" Bldg., Broadway and 42nd Street; or from Messrs. T. COOK & SON, 245 Broadway; 264 and 553 Fifth Ave.; 649 Madison Ave. FRANK POTTER, General Manager ~~ EAST COAST ROUTE (The Great Northern, North Eastern and North British Railways) Between LONDON (King's Cross) and EDINBURGH, PERTH, DUNDEE, ABERDEEN, OBAN and THE HIGHLANDS, Via THE CATHEDRAL CITIES OF PETERBOROUGH, YORK and DURHAM IS THE SHORTEST, QUICKEST AND MOST POPULAR. The route of the famous train, "THE FLYING SCOTSMAN," along the tracks of THE GREAT NORTH ROAD. Breakfast, Luncheon, and Dining Cars Corridor, Lavatory Carriages. Sleeping Carriages with separate berths. UNEQUALLED ROUND TRIP AND STOP-OVER PRIVILEGES. Tickets and full information can be obtained from the Official Agents of the Route. Mr. F. C. CLARK, "Times" Building, Broadway and Forty-second Street, New Yorki INTERNATIONAL SLEEPING CAR CO., 281 Fifth Avenue, New York, and 17 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. Passengers between ENGLAND and SCOTLAND should ask for tickets -VIA EAST COAST ROUTE." LANCASHIRE & YORKSHIRE RAILWAY Through communication between EAST and WEST OF ENGLAND. Frequent train service from LIVERPOOL (Exchange Street). 30 ~~ ""