Lassiar
Asbestos
Mine
rust
off
a
few
Inches
below
the
;
protection
driKon
i-ormea
To
Explore
Northern
Ore
ground.
They
may
ksok
solid
j
good
as
the
Jl
U
but
they
wouldn't
do
the
job
if
,
recommended
'T
.ro4
4
they
don't
go
down
eight
feet,'
eight
leet
1,
Vad
M4
he..
"..
.
!
Another;....
.
l-lve
the
ground
rod
a
kick
connection
h.,.
'
cr"k
1
tl-
If
I
s
badly
and
uie
ground
"."
oif-
cattle
Often
J
.
M
mineral
exploration
for
1954
has
rusted
it
will
break
I
'
1
y
.,
.
,
-V
,
been
planned
by
Brikon
Er
He
added
that
the
lightning'
and
hreait
,h,
"!!
Sensational
Discovery
40-Year
Reserve
of
High-Grade
Ore
Estimated;
500-Ton
Mill
Installed
One
of
the
most
sensational
mineral
discoveries
of
recent
years
is
located
in
northern
British
Columbia
near
the
Yukon
border
and
today
is
producing
some
of
the
highest-grade
asbestos
fibre
in
the
world.
With
more
than
40
years
of
ore
in
sight.
Cassia
r,
Asbestos
Corporation
plans
completion
this
year
of
a
500-
ploiatlons
Ltd.,
a
new
company
recently
formed
by
Transcontinental
Resources
Ltd.
of
Van
r
PATTERN.
X
ton-a-day
milling
unit
and
installation
next
year
ot
an;
-
;
1
f
..'
,
.
1
A
(W)
Fyuit
In
Innirth
anA
anohla
nf
hanHf.l
couver
and
Toronto.
1
Also
associated
with
Brikon
are
a
number
of
eastern
companies
including
Dome
Mines.
Timmins
Corporation,
Chemical
Research
Ltd.,
Saphire
Petroleums.
nd
Yellow-knife
Bear
Mines.
Transcontinental,
with
offices
in
Whitehurse,
also
operate
Yukon
Exploration
Ltd.,
a
dredge
and
bulldozer
operation
at
60-mile
creek
near
Dawson
which
produced
close
to
half
a
million
dollars
worth
of
gold
In
nrl
Idi
llcllliway
ii,.TV.rv'
III
lligiil
anu
vnpauir.
in......
lng
up
to
100
tons
an
hour..
;
"
"
Z
,
.
,-
Tests
of
the
deposits
showed
Exact
loca
.or
d
ujwr
the
fjbre
t0
te
of
non
ferr0us
Asbestos
is
at
McDame
Creek.
mmd
elsewhere
70
miles
south
ot
Vtn
UAe
American
contin
a.rport
and
the
Alaska
High-
ex
sma
tille,
UY:,
;
Ari70na-
Sou,h
Africa
has
tude
LS.15
west.
been
the
oniy
major
producer.
Although
the
area
m
been,
Nonferrous
.sbestos
i,
rs.
prospected
as
early
as
18,0
j
M
s
nignly.s,ra,eg,c
mainly
tor
placer
gold
it
was
,naIerial
not
until
1949
that
asbestos
sur-l
rt
mnng
Jnd
spinninz
r
face
showings
drew
attention
of
t
Mmpl(.s
indicted
a
grade
of
FOR'
BETTER
BUILDING
and
enduring
satisfaction
Vil.tr.
n,,,.Wt,
,
pn
kr
nti.-.dai
fl.i
!,,,
wkM
.lt.,-4,r.
k.M(
,,!,,,.
ACE-TtT
f&W-TTI
1953.
Also
managed
by
Transcontinental
are
Noland
Mins
Ltd..
a
successful
deepiead
placer
mine
at
Atlin
and
Polaris
Taku
gold
min
at
Taku.
The
Taku
mill
anj
plant
are
under
rental
he
mining
u..u.
i-j.
p,,.
3K
fibre,
plus
an
EARLY
ACCESS
undetermined
amount
of
4K
Early
access
to
the
region
was
fibre.
The
indicated
tonnage
Y
!t
A'lcL-a
x-ia
lh
af
this
Slaoe
W
.YK92.0G0
tOnS
.
r-
t.ll.
J.IMU
mni;riit
moi-no,
-
e-
.
,
U
.t
tin
war
inn
nra
to
Consolidated
Mining
Smelting
Company.
StiKine
niver
10
len-siay..
Creek,
then
by
trail
or
road
to
PRODUCTION
ACE-TEX
ASPHALT
SHINGLES
swelled
to
a
teeming
city
of
50,000
during
World
War
II
when
it
was
headv
quarters
for
U.S.
and
Canadian
army
and
air
force
contingpnts.
Many
of
the;
buildings
in
the
foreground
were
service
accommodation.
the
head
or
south
end
or
ucase
YVHITEHORSE
CITY,
right
on
the
banks
of
the
Yukon
River,
is
the
capital
of
the
Yukon
Territory
and
its
distributing
centre.
Born
out
of
the
Klondike
gold-rush
days
of
'98.
the
community
of
miners
and
prospectors
suddenly
In
view
of
the
substantial
ore
ati-Tu
5Mir.
UKe.
rromims
point,
pKer
rf,serves
,nd
Mreilent
results
river
boats
were
used
along
.
mari,
t0
Dcase
Lake
and
on
the
Dease
,he'co'mpanv
on
a
produc-
Industrial
Safety
Responsibility
Of
Management
n
1,
,
Mm
h.
Kiver.
past
Mcuame
rosi
to
,.
,
.
,nn.
.
dav
fcv
Yukon
City
Poised
on
Threshold
ACE-TEX
ROLL
ROOFING
TORONTO
Accident
preven
Lower
Post
at
the
junction
of
gl,
Qf
19M
Additior,ai
,qUip.
the
Dease
and
Liard
Rivers.
ment
wg
lns1alicd
immediately
The
Liard
flows
into
the
Mac-;
t0
permjt
minmg
0f
asbestos
kenzie
River.
This
route
was
u,ug
t
tons
a
day
followed
by
early
Indian
and
By
the
end
of
the
19i3
mining
white
traders
and
later
by
year
-3
257
tons
of
ore
had
been
trappers
and
prospectors.
i
"stockpiled
at
the
mill.
New
tion
In
industry
should
be
left
in
the
hands
of
management
ACI-TIX
0U
I00IIH
IM.
wMa
Of
Major
Development
Program
and
not
handed
over
to
govern
ment,
states
J.
Gerald
Godsoe
estimates
indicated
7.032
62j:
.!,.
cirlolk
mrnm
said
Mrs
Rnhert
.tnhn.
was
huilt
In
two
months
hi;lrs
national
vice
-presiliem
OI
tons
of
reserve
ore.
radinz
n.-.
..
,
n
i
m.nf
rm
;
..i,.,
a...a
'
the
Canadian
Chamber
ot
Com-
ACE-TEX
INSULATING
SIDING
nnrnximatplv
S.1S.7S
a
ton.
I
-i
i
a
i
.-!
"rirot
T
(9L
Vafh
thn
mv'
'
'
merce.
Meanwhile,
the
stockpiled
ore
whfr
once
t
remembered
a
husband
uses
the
same
water,
.
'
.
is
beins
marketed
to
customers'
,
T
,w,,i
,h
i
a
tnr
h
hth
w.
ve
tht
w.terl
campaign
began
a
week
Construction
of
the
Alaska
Highway,
east
west
through
the
northern
fringe
of
the
area
in
191243.
and
location
of
the
Watson
Lake
airport
a
year
earlier,
afforded
means
of
access
to
the
general
area
that
were
amenable
to
modern
forms
of
transport
and
travel.
Following
the
Second
World
arouna
tne
worm.
acKea
in
...
v,,hnn
vr
,h-
hl
nr
the
laundrv
next
dav.
then
ci
tix
miuutiat
lt
M
km
tHt
auu,
4
k,
Mft.
Mr.
Godsoe
cites
Ontario's
ex
!
cellent
record
as
evidence
of!
how
the
employer
had
accepted
the
responsibility
of
accident
prevention
and
had
been
permitted
to
discharge
his
obliga-
I
burnt
down
one
October
niRht.
.
,
v..
"
-
-..
w.f,
.
.
IS
,
j
.
,
1.
..
,uA
nf
,
.
nu
it
tn
uch
tha
firmrm
100-pound
bags,
the
fibre
uiiusc,
i
we
i"'
Th
nul
rinlt
It
vnlnnl
it
film
irucKen
ln
company
ve.iu.es
.stamD
mjlls
UDOn
the
western'
you
me,
000
and
actual
cash
expend!
V'hitehorse,
a
distance
of
350
j
going
to
vote
'yes'
on
that
by
ridge.
miles
along
the
Alaska
High
ture
was
only
$20,000.
tion.-
Whitehorse
citizens
are
also
Mr.
Godsoe
referred
to
recent
So
wrote
Robert
Service,
bard
DONNACONA
BOARD
IUSTIRHT!
FIBERGLAS
DONNACONA
HARDB0ARD
r.ay'
?
.
".ITiof
the
Yukon,
in
1906
when
he
Whitehorse
is
going
through
War.
a
group
of
four
men
fin
!
UV
lAil
IU
Ordi',v
111C
-
!
,,
..:J
all
around.!
DU"aln
n'w
nospitai,
lunds
suggestions
inn
a
Kunj.
could
He!
need
prospecting
in
the
Nortn-
White
Pass
and
Yukon
route,!
aestnoea.
mis
is
mv
nram
-
r
.
i
for
which
are
being
obtained
by
accident
prevention
west
Territories
and
northern
thence
by
Canadian
PacihciOl
wmtenorse
wnen
ou
eara
r'.d
"rated
,
i
n
19-2
19o2
'b
bu
i
nemen
e
public
subscription.
i
done
U
it
were
the
responsibility
EC
They
were
V.
A.
Sutler.
Steamships
to
Vancouver,
the
have
sped.
,P
f
ment
MtMd
of
th
M-rttl
M-e
luta
k
Mne-t-i",
mhmA
m-ft,
-''
ivrfat
,m
k'.
II,
r-H-
AM
rtn
H
tut
n4h
-
!-
waMl
ihI
hmJ
"Jr.!nfhalvN
i
b-.Pmt
01
M'e-
J?.Tll?j:
bot
taxes.
'
They
'
went
up
from;
major
Yukon
city
born
out
ofj
.J.41"
,"!"":
later,
there
are
the
sidewalks,
i
.J
In
the
legis-
Kl,
...
,.,,,.
mav
be
brought
up
"
';'..,
CONSTRICTION
tenance
camp
at
Fort
Nelson,
i
.
1
!n?.ihe.,?hing
aU!.mbilf?,'
nesses.
and
from
$3
to
$10o!
reborn
during
the
Second
World!
1,ur'
'
futul
"""j0"'
,hei
ACE-TEX
PLASTI-GUM
ACE-TEX
PLASTI-SEAL
ACE-TEX
CAULKING
COMPOUND
ACE-TEX
SHINGLE
PAINT
Same
Eram
was
undertaken
recently
b.utltth.e
"V"
lQr
homs.
I
War
when
50,000
persons
swell-
Ontario
government
had
re-
In
1941
smier
.Jar
of
'h,
.shestnhow
l
the
Cassi.r
millsite,
inc!ud-l
b
,
V.!'
-Hli
Now
they
are
faced
with
an-l
ed
its
limits,
present-day
citizens!
ntly
he
ot
iro
in
the
Mptiamp
T
ake
area
!
'"g
a
new
dryer
and
dryer,
'
r
other
hike
in
taxes,
or
they
11.
are
doubtful.
It
forms
a
major'
mausiry.
V,,,,l,1,
i.h,n
nlsnt
mill
1
Tfi
WBV
tttinSS
ftSVe
Open
I
imlh.
Iimi,-
l
Ihmr
Jillvmnn.lln.
TJUT
EOVrinn.riliS
u.c
and
the
following
4t
rrf
Mt
t
vn
wlfc
C
i
i
tn
J...
mni'inir
in
th
nact
few
vkin
'
.
"
I
'
mnr
t
ha
n
enOUPh
lO
keeO
t
hem
I
One
thing,
however,
appears;
busy,"'
Mr.
Godsoe
said.
"Safety
irock
storage
building.
A
new
anything
can
happen
in
the
next
er,
no
water
system.
!
certain.
Whether
or
not
the
;
machine
shop
was
erected
nd;wo.
But
high
living
costs
and
taxes;
Krobisher
plan
becomes
.
real-cannot
T
MBnnniKilitv
1
ff!",a
"
'"T'
anr4
we
e
!diesel
electrical
installation
in-j
Faint
rumblings
of
smelters
does
not
seem
to
deter
Yukon
xv
Whitehorse
is
a
vrowin
'i
'
staked
a
group
ot
seven
claims.
Later,
the
same
year,
Conwest
Exploration
Company
acquired
an
option
on
these
claims
and
staked
others.
LIKE
SADDLE
creased
to
950
horsepower.
i
are
ifrowine
louder
with
each
o
e
n
e
r
o
s
i
t
v
and
communitv1
Hi"triKiin
.mr.
fm-ih.
rtnl
me
"
anf
ACE-TEX
product
ttquttt.
trttrt
r
ptrtknt
tfcinflM,
rH
rofmf
,
f
ti4m,
wHbrj,
tr
umiUtwt
?m
tt4
wipertnt
wtcniic
!
Hit
pmm
W
vttrprsat
contwlf
irb
Cti
loo
P'wlwt,
lti
YOUX
tNQUilT
WILL
ItCftVt
f
I0WFT
ATTlNTiOH.
The
company
townsite
was
new
proposal
to
develop
the,
spirit,
says
Mayor
Armstrong.
I
north.
It
is
the
terminal
of
a
jstarted
with
five
30-man
bunk-1
io.000.000
horsepower
hydro
"I
don't
think
you
can
find
railroad
to
the
coast
at
Skag-
Strong
Kick
Test
For
Lightning
Rod
The
oroDertv
now
consist.
of
'
T
.
.
.
"""""")
potential
nearby.
anywhere
on
tne
comment;
wav.
a
major
air-route
centre,
40
claim?
f
"
m,n
h"Se-
The
Yukon
River
bridge,
too.
where
people
wll
chip
in
for
the
,nd
cross-roads
for
the
Alaska.
.
nn
ha
t
rn
f,i.
nff
nnfrtM.
mmrnnn
PrKKl
RP
IHfV
QO
ICC.
I
)
11.
crtn
llfv
ltVA
nifftl.
A
strong
kick
U
recom-
ine
rocKS
underlying
tne
,
two-bedroom
houses
a
STeam
,
.
.
u,-u..-u-M
-
ru.n.
Vai'm-
Armttrmiff
riteH
the
new!
.UK
lu
T
in
iciiui
ainy
ui
vjtvi
fcc
....''
m
.
r.
o
.
.1.
CANADA
ROOF
PRODUCTS
-
LIMITED.
j
Armstrong,
w
ho
says:
hockev
and
curling
rink
which!
,
th
..menrtrt
to.farmers
.a
one
way
1
...
t
h.
r,mtrA
mil
nf
ihe.r
claims
are
mainly
sedimentary.
p!ant
ind
Iaundrv-.
a
new
cook-consistmg
of
lower
argillites
house
and
a
curling
rink,
nd
shales
overlain
by
lime-;
.
v
EW
ROAD
n
stone,
which
in
turn
is
over-.
j
"Only
feasible
answer
to
make
!
more
land
available
is
to
expand
Panea
RtVr
ArPfl
oping
mines
whirn
we
supply
"
is
reason
enough
to
believe:
lightning
protection
systems.
Whitehorse
is
due
for
long-term
Frank
Andrew,
University
prosperity."
sums
up
Mayor
ef
Illinois
rural
electrification
lain
by
quartite.
Intruding
the
Cassiar
Asbestos
credits
the
across
the
river.
-Mil
ll'l
sediment
icnts
along
the
valley
"co-operation
and
far-sighted
got
a
single
vacant
lot
for
sale
HntTIP
of
RfiCOrd
is
a
porphyritic
granite
Policies"
of
the
provincial
gov-
now."
.
v
floor
said
the
rods
often!
Armstrong.
specialist,
ana
oasic
rrx-R.
i
nis
lairer
'
1
i.iiim
s
Having
toiiiiiuuhtu'
cinrt
becoming
the
capital
of
Q
G0ITI6
TrODnieS
rock
now
altered
to
serpentine.
1
largely
to
the
comparaUvely
,
'
-
o
eontams
many
vein,
of
cross-
rapid
development
of
this
ore
Millions
of
acres
of
partly
ex-
Iibne
chrysotile
asbestos,
and!
deposit.
i
i,hh
k.HMintr
Plored
or
.totally
unexplored
takes
the
form
of
a
dike,
vary'
!
In
particular,
the
company
are
high
about
$2,500
a
room
country
lying
adjacent
to
the
lng
in
width
from
200
to
600
cites
the
construction
of
a
lirst
class
road
from
the
Alaska
Numerous
new
residences
have
peace
River
area
of
British
Co-
feet.
been
erected
recently.
lumbia
offers
some
of
the
finest
Striking
in
a
northeast
direc-1
Highway
to
the
mine,
comple-
tion
across
the
mountain
top.
!
tion
of
which
this
fall'
will
pro-'
t
Although
a
new
subdivisior
1
Is
huntine
and
fishne
ln
,ne
world
the
main
asbestos
showing,
vide
facilities
for
semi-trailer:
oeing
m.ne
.vanao.c
..y
Notable
among
the
hunt
ng
occurs
at
an
elevation
of
about
operations
and
elimination
of
!
Canadian
Army
moving
some
'
quarters
to
upper
Whitehorse,
areas
are
such
districts
as
the
6.000
feet.
Fibre-bearing
out-
load
transfers
at
the
Alaska
crops
occur
over
a
length
of,
Highway
to
larger
and
more!
11
'
not
expected
to
completely
Cassiar
and
Phrophet
River
3,000
feet.
economical
trailer
units.
relieve
ihe
present
housing
de-
wh,
h
todav
tn
considered
to
Striding
to
New
Horizons
in
the
Overlying
this
dike,
on
both
I
Meanwhile
another
road.
.
mand
of
close
to
7.000
people.
wor)d
sides,
is
a
saddle
like
mantle
of
,
providing
direct
access
to
a
j
Whitehorse
borders
the
east
,
.
,
.
.
tehestos
talus
the
result
of
Canadian
seaport
from
Stew-
!
banks
of
the
Yukon
River
and
trophies
m
sheep,
goa.,
gnzly
y
frost
action
which
penetrated,
art
to
McDame
Lake
via
Tele-
stretches
to
the
limits
of
the
hear
and
moose.
the
asbestos
seams
and
freed
graph
Creek,
is
under
study
by
the
government.
Surveys
1
narrow
two-mue
iong
vaney.
tut
jmping-off
place
for
hunters
'
j
banks
rise
sharply
to
a
300-foot
entering
these
areas
are
Dawson
1
high
plateau
on
which
is
located
Creek.
Fort
St.
John
and
Fort
were
completed
last
year
of
the
route,
which
makes
use
the
airport
and
national
defence
Nelson.
The
latter
is
the
main
the
fibre
from
the
rock.
It
varies
in
depth
from
one
to
10
feet
and
has
spilled
over
on
the
sides
of
the
hill
to
create
an
area
containing
a
conservative
estimate
of
280.000
tons.
All
the
evidence
available
of
an
existing
road
between
'living
quarters.
outfitting
place
for
trips
into
'
Telegraph
Creek
and
Dease
Known
as
Upper
Whitehorse,
famed
Nahanni
or
the
area
includes
several
mod-
jess"
Valley
-
Lake.
But
regardless
of
a
new
coast;
ern
settlements
of
air
force
and;
m
,,.
,,
.
Northland
Empire
suggests
that
this
material
truly
represents
the
underlying
deposit,
both
as
to
grade
and
,
outlet
tassiar
believes
it
has
.
army
married
living
quarters.
hoM
wniteish)
trout-
jackf
a
good
future.
But
while
businessmen
and
d
gravline
At
Drf.n.
the
;
"With
completion
of
the
newmining
0ficial5
noid
,ha,
the
Bri.
irT
Co"umbta
C.7me
Com
!
mill
and
aerial
tramway
and
!
Vrnhisher
hvdro
nroiect
will
?".Rn.
.CW"ma.
.'.am!..1.0?
'
quality.
Cassiar
Asbestos
Corpora-'
further
development
of
the
awaken
the
Yukon
to
a
boom
ln.
'
rnr,r
:.hi;,,
"
h
-..
-tion
Limited
was
formed
on
;
townsite.
Cassiar
Asbestos
wiiljthat
woud
make
the
1893
gold
hJ??ZK?t
fishing
1
May
17.
1951.
and
took
over
the
be
well
established
as
a
new
i
era
rn
like
peanuts
tne
greatly
improve
sport
iisning.
claims
from
Conwest.
The
same
and
profitable
industry
for!
,t,m,oht
ih.
vvhi.ohr,r
itself
Registered
guides
and
outfit-
.
I
.
.
I
!
.
L-
1L..1
year
a
road
was
compleied
into
northern
B.C.,"
savs
J.
mav
be
wiped
out
bv
such
a
.
,
,
,
.
.
'
.,
the
deposit
from
Lower
Post.
Christian,
company
official.
doesn't
development
worry
"
Highway
out
of
Prince
George.
them.
and
all
along
the
Alaska
High-!
"It
probably
won't
happen
in
way
which
has
its
beginning
at
T(
our
lifetime."
they
sav.
uawson
t.
reen.
1
The
Frohisher
nlan
to
utili?
the
10.000,000-horsepower
hvdro'
racit-norses
,n
any
numoer
potential
to
its
fullest
includes,
are
available
throughout
the
damming
of
the
Yukon
River;
,rea-
north
of
Whitehorse
for
the
final;
Besides
big
game,
the
area
TRANSCONTINENTAL
RESOURCES
LTD.
development
stage.
Such
dam
surrounding
the
Peace
teems
j
would
make
a
lake
out
of
the
wi'h
such
furbearing
animals
as
present
city
site.
.coyote,
fox.
beaver,
martin.
Meanwhile,
as
surveyors
al-
weasel.
minK.
nsner.
otter
ana
sz
fm
"v:
-
I
'
'
'
mJtL&&Z
M-
readv
are
starting
on
their
musKrat.
ana
is
tne
greatest
second
vear
of
exploring
the
'fur-producing
area
in
the
watershed
area,
a
$2,000,000
Province.
federal
government
building
is
While
cyclic,
there
is
usually
Bearing
completion.
a
plentiful
supply
of
prairie-j
y
-
FINANCING,
MANAGEMENT
AND
DEVELOPMENT
OF
MINING
PROPERTIES
Operating
Two
Profitable
Placer
Mines
in
the
Yukon
and
B.C.
And
city
voters
are
facing
a
chicken,
ruffed
and
spruce
by
law
asking
them
to
approve
grouse.
Migratory
birds,
includ-a
$1,000,000
loan
from
the
Ter
ing
the
Canada
goose
and
vari-ritorial
government
for
installa-
eties
of
ducks,
are
of
the
best
tion
of
a
water
and
sewer'
grain-fed
quality,
system.
'
Most
of
Whitehorse
is
still
not
Rprnrri
Ypnr
ffif
,xcvw,
u
lcu
,ul
served
by
such
facilities.
Out-
door
privies
are
general
and
MoSatlitO
FlClht
water
for
all
purposes
is
bought
That
same
year,
the
British
Bank
of
North
America
-
which
later
became
(part
oMn
Bank
of
Montreal
opened
the
first
nana
the
Yukon,
bringing
.
banking
'"
the
prospectors
at
Dawson.
Since
uien,
B
of
M
Canada's
pioneer
bank
-
opened
seven
branches
tn
Nortl,
branches
t
the
Yukon.
Today
it
alphas
S
Prince
Rupert.
Kitimat.
Terrace
.Whitehorse,
Prince
George
and
by
the
barrel
or
bv
the
bucket.
This
year
may
see
a
record
"THE
eyes
of
the
world
are
on
this
yotujg
giant!
They
watch
him
as
he
strides
ahead
into-
the
vast
northlanda
of
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon.'
His
northward
march
promises
to
throw
open
a
glittering
mineral
and
industrial
empire
in
what
was,
until
recently,
an
almost
totally
undeveloped
region
of
Canada.
Aluminum,
asbestos,
copper
.
.
.
these
are
the
materials
in
the
news
today
Prince
Rupert.
Kitimat,
Cassiar
and
Stewart
.
.
.
some
of
the
fabulous
names.
'
One
of
Canada's
very
first'
giant
strides
into
northern
territory
was
taken
a
little
over
50
years,
ago.
It
was
the
fabulous
Klondyke
gold-rush
of
1898.
Still,
there
is
opposition
to;
campaign
In
the
fight
against
the
million-dollar
loan.
Old-;
mosquitoes.
.
timers
feel
that
nriviea
.re
atiii:
VS.
government
laboratories
Creek.
Here
the-
B.C.
and
Yukon
in
good
enough
for
tlie
raw
Yukon
nave
developed
new
organic
and
water
by
the
bucket
can
bei
Phosphorus
compound
called
Transcontinental
Resources
Limited
holds
wide
diversified
interests
in
Canada's
mineral
wealth
GOLD
SILVEB
LEAD
IRON
TUNGSTEN
CRANIUM
OIL
and
NON-METALLIC
PROPERTIES
UNDER
DEVELOPMENT
Emoire.
as
in
hundreds
of
communis
-
the
nation,
the
B
of
M
is
active
-Canada's
march
towards
newer,
on,
horizons.
tolerated
for
some
veara
yet.
t-r'
"
"
,5UD""lf,
"1
Majority
of
new
dty
residenU,
ell,know"
'"
k,e,r'
l
Introduced
In
however,
heartily
endorse
the!'"4
rJ
u-
v.
.
,,
has
made
malaria
caused
by
'
liTZ
L
y
'
I
J
,
.
I
the
bite
of
the
female
mosquito
give
them
up-to-da
e
plumbing.
quadrimaculatils)-One
housewife
explained:
i
,
dftM
,rf
h,
confrv
WBIW
Bank
of
Montreal
gallons
of
water
each
week.
to
are
buiIding
an
lrmT1Unity
TORONTO
OFFICE:
7
King
St
W.
Toronto
1,
Ont.
VANCOUVER
OFFICE:
532
Burrard
St.
Vancouver
1,
B.C.
insecticide.
There
are
four
of
us
living
in
our
house.
In
order
that
we
can
Bp
Local
communities
also
are
husv
romhattinp
the
insect.
have
a
bath
once
a
week,
do
the
YUKON
OFFICE:
Whllehorsa
la.inHrv
tA
flnnr
mnA
Bil
1..,a
w
.1
nrn
t
!-
EVERY
WALK
OF
LIFE
SlNCE
enough
left
for
drinking
and;
control
districts
are
preparing
WORKING
WITH
CANADIANS
IN
i
cooking,
WC
have
to
CUt
lot
Of
to
spend
$10,000,000
this
year.
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