A. D. Glascock tella th« Middle* own Chips about just receiving at letter from his son, Merritt Ufas* cock, like all people who go to that far away country, is very much in love with Alberta. The spring has leen an ideal one for farmers and unlimited opportunities are given for work us it is daylight from 3 o’clock in the morning until 9 o’clock at night, lie had just finished putting in forty acres of wheat. The climate, Mr. Glascock writes, is all that can be desired, with night sufficiently cool to be delightful for sleeping. Game is plentiful and fishing fine sport. One hundred pounds of fish was the record catch the other clay for 20 minutes* work.