SCENIC AND INDUSTRIAL SUBJECTS

The following subjects are now available under the Group A service
plan or by individual subjects as described on page six of the catalogue.

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CANADA'S MAPLE INDUSTRY 2

 

The processes involved in the preparation of maple sugar for market.

CANADA'S PACIFIC GATEWAY x
The largest port on the Canadian Pacific--Vancouver. A scenic
trip to interesting points in and about this busy city.

CLAY—HANDS AND FIRE 2
The story of ‘the manufacture of Spode dinnerware from the
digging of the clay to the use of the ware at the table.

HEALTH FOUNDATIONS 1
Habits of cleanliness, cor ect diet, safety first in the life of a

normal child. (Kansas only)

HOW TEETH GROW 4
The crder of formation and eruption of the temporary and
permanant teeth is demonstrated by animation, models, and subjects
of vericus ages. (Kansas only)

IN AND AROUND MONCTON 1
A scenic aud informative film of Moncton, New Brunswick, and
the surrounding region. The silver fox industry of the region.

 

 

LET'S SEE YOSHAITE 1
A scenic of Yosemite National Park.

MANUFACTURE OF ANACONDA SHEET COPPER : 2
Factory processes for turning the raw product into its many useful
foris.

SALMON FISHING ON THE SKEENA 3 1

 

Different methods used in catching salmon and scenes of the
industry. in the vicinity of Prince Rupert, B. C.

SEEKING STESLHEADS a
A journey to Vancouver Island in which the scenic beauty of the
region is seen and angling for this game fish takes place.

 

SKYLINE TRATLS z
A scenie on the horse trails of Yosemite National Park.

STORY OF A CAN OF SALMON 1
How salmon is canned in the great canneries of British Columbia.

WITH ROD AND FLY A
Experiences of a party of fishing enthusiasts on one of the many
small lakes of the Upper Gatineau River district near Ottawa, Canada.

 

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