Gir Sky Bilois aud Their Boots 19

boat, 914-foot beam, with teak-planked hull and 30
H.P. Acadia engine, carries me on my trips. I
am often away two and three weeks and longer. I \
have a fine, capable engineer named Oswald Treloar,
native-born, of Cornwall-Surrey stock. A working i
logger, he was badly hurt in the Stillwater camp and

G.C.F. PRINGLES DISTRICT |
POINTS OF CALL |
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AND SOME OTHERS

has taken this lighter task. We get on very happily i
together. He does no preaching but serves faith- it
fully in a hundred other ways. I have had two other

engineers in the seven years, Lester Price and his

brother Ross, ‘‘returned”’ men both of them, fine

fellows, and capable, willing helpers.

G.W.—3