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THE CHINA MAIL...

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1930.

EVERYDAY SCENES IN OUR FAIR DOMINION OF CANADA

PINK PLAÐ HILLS.—A typical bit of Cunuda, this lovely scene of river, pine, and hill nuakes an instant appeal in all visibars to the Dominion, The river in this photograph is the Columbia river Ruzstoke,

CANADA

STEARSHIF

HOLDS WORLD'S RECORD-The Canada Steamship Line's vessel,- 5.5. · Lemoyne (10,000 tons) which holds the world's record for the volume of grain carried in a single journey with 550,500 bushels. She has a length of 633 feet and was built by the Midland Shipbuilding C». in 1926,

TEN TEST

THE BOARD OF INSULATION.

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ROOF INSULATION

CEILINGS

PARTITIONS

Approved by the

Building Authority.

SHEATHING

A product of the

Canadian Forests.

WALL BOARD

PLASTER BASE

DAMP PROOFING

~SOUND DEADENING

ACOUSTICS

and GENERAL CONSTRUCTION

KEEP OUT THE HEAT WITH

TEN/TEST

SOLID FIBRE BOARD,

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International Fibre Board, Lid,

1111 Beaver Hall Hill,

Montreal, Que.

Mills at Gatineau, and

Midland, Ont

THE CAPITAL COMPANY,

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MILES OF WHEAT.—A_remarkable photograph showing mlies upon miles of prairie land that has been laid under cultiva- tion and turned into rich acres of wheat the growing of which forms one of Canada's staple industries. The above scene was taken on i wheatfield at Rüdd's Farm, Rockingford, Alberta,

A BUSY SCENE.-Like the hive of teaseless industry that it , the hum

of awmills may always be heard in Vancouver, British Columbia. Here is a striking photograph of one of the lumber mills.

SOURCE OF POWER-An aerial photograph showing the power house at Point du Bois and the huge dam on the Winnipeg River, Manitoba. Note the foam an the surface of the water.

BEAUTIFUL SCENE on one of the numerous trout streams

abound on Vancouver Island, B.C.