The Washington times., 1922-05-21
CANADA WOODS
LURE TOURISTS.
FOR VACATIONS.
Wasf Tracts Abound, With
LAkss. Peaks. and Natures
Beauty Spots.
WATERS TEEN WITH FISH

Psug ~ Game, Large and
S-aH. % Attract Sports
wen Of U. S.
canaAa. With its cool summers,
~ wae-rs fun Of Ash, its woods
cd nd places. IL becoming more
and mere each year q land Of
wan6srful aIlurement TO vacation
nuurines from the United States.
= aHsrs unexcelled inducements
~ - lover Of nature, the sports
man sad ne just plain vacation
~ wnose soul Graves both won
e.rfuf scenery and sport, or just
u1nes . satisfactory spot to loaf,
rssf and absorb health
Alxsnauin Park.
prsnanly No places in Canada are
9.rs invftlng o. more impresnated
w-rh ahsriEinAl atmosphere than Al
1uaautn Pzrk IN the Highlands Of
o--arsS al Jasper Park among
s.s@-elad RocAy mountain peaks in
Aln.rtA
Alus-suta Park 10 . forest pre-
s-v- e ..T1i square miles Get aside
~ - ss~srnnnsnt Of Ontario as an
tnenruarioaal ana everlasting play
msunn Its forests are q part Of an
nm.nss wos6land that sweeps away
- - ahsr.s q Hudson Bay. II has
h-ln1r~as oS bsautif0l little lakes
-r.nta NJ confnes and these crystal
~Mr--s ars ooanscted by an intricate
umrwark e Streams. No more beauti-
81 wsld sr~n~ry 10 to Be found any
wnws N America The lakes and
-s~~s 90 ean q FISH Wild animals
- protsct.d ~ Law n they are in
rsns-sasns Psrk. and Il IL almost
mDnHMlhls - venture q quarter OF q
.Iis tnto the priueVal woods with.
suf Ealshtns ~ . deer, moose, or fox.
hussl w1rh . good cuisine and every
-sa-ra eonveniencs NJ the gateway
- 80 park- Trains on the Grand
T-unk -aflway deposits tourists at
- vsrv toora
Ca.e~tnE - . favorite pastime
80 uAy 80 cut with . hslf-breed
l-6ias Hui1a - . canoe on the
49, -. - - the foot OF the ho-
81 aWa and travel for a day or
- - srr-anns and interlocking
lak.s wfthouf ever making q port
90. Iaa psadling on these beau
go varers - . delight, but II you
80 q nsh~ruaan you can find some
- - b~sr sport on the continent.
- ak>s are fnled with pike,
u1rh-sL hlack bass. trout and land
t.eE~d eAlnasa. some Of the lakes
.H~s srarcslv been fished at all
nwI@ rafCh
- I. tb~rn almost As fast as you
49, n . hsok-
0ss&ssr SPORTS
~ 80 p--t-rs not q wander far
an-sd thsrs are tennis courts At
- sst.l sna swimming IL q ia
--7.s s.1ssn~nt. In winter. the
u4rE - . scsas 20 Joyous outdoor
sum.a Th-r. - Q tobogEan slide
a3r - hoJel and q ski chute and
fumpL But go % the most populsr
anus~n-a,s N winter IL snowshoe
49, ~ into the forest both by
aav and niErt Few experiences
- mnrs -Ehnzrting than a tramp
q. -as@sho~s through the snow
wstrnr~d ~oods. across the white
R<n spaces and over the hills.
-4nEtnE - th@ air made fragrant
- uin-s and nalsamS
Aasp-T ParE. TO, - virgin wilder.
49,. hgE % . different kind from
-.ar - slGonauin Park. II contains
49, slnars miles and 10 In the
ksarz - - vfid and picturesque a
r-E1n - ths whole Rocky noun
un1n srsA affords II IL 200 miles
ss-rswes % Edmonton. the capital
srs-rta. On the Canadian National
1alvays. II - a Wild game preserve
sad International playground set
sHnds n perpetuity by the Canadian
mDS-rnEent and scenIcally IL one of
80 noss attractive national parks
- - -ontinen-
Naay Pretty Lakes.
vlthfn ~. confines or Just with
80 - sord-rs. q score OF peaks for
49, as1flsd IN snow lift their giant
er-zs an6 . little TO the west stands
- Rsbson. the highest summit in
- Canadiaa Rockies. The Cana
g. Nartona crosses the divide here
~ Tee Ieune or Yellowhead Pass.
- Maiigas and Athabasca rivers
ruar throuEh the valleys eastward
vnls the mighty Fraser takes its
- here 20 thunder on its long pas
80 =. the Pacific. The slopes are
ecv-r-d Win evergreen forests Of
8ruce. pine. nr and hemlock and
sNm4og@d ~ the great mountains 8
- usanv beautfful lakes and plung.
~ strsanns whose waters TEEN with
e.lshg~. Dolly Warden and speckled
arwEIf
1a-p-r Park station stands At the
ewgras-s - this wonderland. There
q q Goef hes-i cottages and q tent
-tnaGs ~ tourists. but the Joys Of
Ea.p~- Para are 20 be best appreci-
49, ~ those who penetrate into re-
uwrss eastnsss~s and live In tents on
A<.r s9n camp cooking. Good traits
- n.I.srnobfl@ roads traverse the
- 80 nnanv delightful journeys
80 - ~ sssas from the town OF
14rp-.
s.use Nigh Peaks.
M-ant Rohson rises to an altitude
- 49, f-et. It's pointed apex OF
$4,000 Ersnits can be seen for
- s-n th- trains and automobi e
s-ans A. ~. had Of the low valley,
- rr--s-.dssIs cliffs. too steep for
- 10 10. 49, ~. 90 feet. crowned
wFrN q sn-~v pyramid
wrITrf ElfIfh CnvsIl named for .hc