Between Hazelton and New

Hazelton and. the Railway,
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CONFEDERATION AND AFTER— |
"SIXTY YEARS OF PROGRESS
"The Fathers of Confederation

the celebration of the Diamond Jubilee
oi Confederaton, 106 * Wellington St.,
awa, fore te

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. ' we ere
' The Fathers of Confederation bear
somewhat the same relation to Cana-
dian history as the Signers of the
Declaration of Independence do te

the history of she United © States.

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Pacific
Has ~
a Many
i Uses

e

7 )©6©6SOPacifie Milk serves in place of
SOUDS, sauces,

at, eveuin. It serves in

& my =o staves; in breads and: cakes.

ae can be adapted with the fullest
oe satisfaction to every cream = and

- yen though you are. -
incifferent to the cost’ the ‘cam-.-
parison in its fayor is striking. *

milk use,

Head Office: Vancouver

Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner

Pacific Milk:

| Like the latter, they are all: venerat-
Jed collectively, but individually cer-

—that master mindy. that. made. t he
yigreat movement a reality.. Just as
Washington, Jefferson, Adama, Madi-
son, and tivo or three others were the

of the Declarution of Independence
and putthhg it through the Continent-
&l Congres, so Macdonald, . Cartier,
Tupper, Galt, Browa and McGee weré

resulted in the merging of the weak
nnd seattered colonies of British
North America In the Dominion of
"| Canada." At the same time, while

standing Canadians it would be w-
just to forget the very real services
of the other seventeen men who with
them made up the Fathers of Con-
federation, or who in other words re-
presented the legislatures and people
of ‘their respective colonies at the
“uebec Conference in 1864,
At that Conference’, Canada (which
then embraced what we know -today
as Ontario and Quebec) was repre-

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sented hy Sir Etienne P. Tache, John
A. Macdonald, Georges ©. Cartier; Wil-
)|liam McDougall, George Brown, Alex-
¢ ander ‘T. Galt, Alexander Campbell,

James “Cockburn, Thomas D’Arey.
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Whelan, 4, A, MeDonald;. afd New-
foundland,.by FL B. I. Carter and

’ Nearly all of these men had taken
part in the Charlottetown Conference
g {that paved the way for the moment-
ous meeting at Quebec; most of them
were instrumental in steering the Que-

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Band ,Copper River;,:

Per shite

m IL L. Fronk,road-foremdn on the
m ‘Verrace-Usk end of the main highway. }
Ris making. rapid progress with’ the,
gwork, Tt ty now possible‘ to go from
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This week anoth-
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lee Resolutions through their respect:
ive legislntures: and,. with the excep-
tiun of the Newfoundland delegates,
practically the. same group met again
at Westminster ‘in"1866 to prepare the
final draft of the British North Amer.

Newfound, after some hesita-,
tion, finally deeded. uet: r+ join ioe
new Confederutun ‘Is 1805 delegates
were sent to ‘Ottawa by the Ancient
Culony to diseass terms ot waivn, but
unfortunately the negotlavens — fet
through, and have rever s:..ve Nea re
sued, Prince Edward Lsland ‘tuok
‘|several years to-celinegate, tnt finally
came intu the Douriuion in 1873,- In
the meantime rhe Rel River “Wlony
had Joined the “nian as the Province
of Manitobay and sie following sour
‘British Columbia niso become a men-
ber. Saskatehewan and Alberta | pe-
came provinces in 1905. 2 "

' ds exch of the thirty-three Fathers
of Confederation had ,been political
leaders lefore ‘the creation of the Do-
minion . #0, after, Confederation. “each
of, them ‘took an aetive ‘part “in: the
public Hfe gf. the. country, some as
memhers of the federal cabinet, the
Sennte, or. the House of Commons;
others ‘as members -of the various bro-

vinelal governments or. legislatures:

othera again as Meutenant-governor. of

provineés,, “or. members: of the -judk |.

‘unrelated ‘John .Flamtlton’ Grays. wat!.in’
the Quebec Conference: One had besi
premiey. of Prince’ Hdwari: Island, and

Issued by the National Committee for.

..,tuin names. stand out above the -rest,

guiding spirits in, drafting the terms

the real leaders ih the movement that |

honouring the memory of these out-

ica Act—the Constitution of Canada |extly. apple,

a seedling. It ig in

and lt it.
ment institutions. and
duals who have fruit
ence of any other early
other sort called Joyte,
ed at Ottawwa,. which follows tt clogely:
in season, is.18
Melba,!. thus.
early - varieties either:
‘the’ home garden,”"":

elary. - By ‘a ‘curious’ coineldetice. two |! *:

Cases -Grigt
‘waa that’

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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY JUNE. 3, 1927

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_ If this small’ area wes a sample

for joy rides, -_

A wheat pool and a dairymen’s meet-
ing wus held in Telkwa and then it
vained, 6 ae

| W. L. Paddon
Chev. motor: ‘
ee

week-end. "Notably—a son for Frank
Simonds. aad

: The‘sun has’ been on the job thi:
week and grain is showing up fast. The
trees are also putting on thelr glad rags

happy: again.

Sunday was a busy day. Many were|
seeding. Some went to Rose Lake to|-
decorate the hall. - Others went fishing |,
and many ‘went out in the gas buggy}.

is now sporting a new .

Several arrivals: in Quick over the

once more and all living things. are |!

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-_ORME’S LIMITED _

_ Prince Rupert, B.C.

The unusual ice crust formed early
in the winter before the snow came to

berries to winter-kill in some cases,

Six’ or seven bears in o bunch have
been observed by several people, Onc
big bruin came out to watch Mr, Lund
although stumps were heing blasted
not far away,

mothers. Weaning should always be
seventh month, giving one or two bot:
tid feedings during the day, increas-
ing the number of bottle feedings
gradually until weaning is aceom-
pushed.
is so Hike mother’s milk in taste and

alternately with breast milk without
cnusing abrupt weaning. -
In this paper from time to time
you will find an advertisement of Bor-
den’s Engle Brand Milk, a food that
has raised more healthy babies than
all the prepared infant foods combin-
ed. Cut out the adverisement and
mail it to. The Borden Company ‘Lim-

free of charge, instructions for feed-
ing your, baby, and a: Baby. Welfare

the Company, mentioning . this. paper,
and they will be sent. ~ _. m

APPLES °

EARLY VARIETIES OF
The Early Harvest apples of our
ehfldhod .are. still g memory — tr
many of us tind while -we seldom seo
this variety, of good quality now, as it
proved very subject to apple seab, th:
Tted. Astrachan -is still: with us, “but.
‘while attractive in appearance, is too
acid to suit most, palates, ‘The same
may be said of Yellow Transparent,
Which lacks flavour also. The Crim.
son Benuty jis an attractive lookin;
but it, also, is lacking in
flavour, and, owing. to its inferlor qual
ity, the eating of it, is not likely te
materially increage the consumption
‘of apples, Duchess of Oldenburg ha:
been with us-a long time and, while:
handsome in. appearance, is too. acid
to become popular asa dessert var-.
iety. Thus, until recently, there were:
no early apples available that were
good enough in quality to make ® great:
demtnd for apples at a time of yen
‘When many people are craving for
#o00d.apple to eat, to

We are fortunate, however, in now |
having in the Melba apple, orlginated.
in the Horticultural Division, Expert.’

fg not only handsome }
but. very good in quality, being equa)
to the ‘MeIntosh iself, of. which. it: is}
condition .a, littir;
before Duchess but keeps longer thar

that variety. Trees of the Meibi ‘can’

eq it~ in prefer.’
variety, An-/
also: origirint-’

good. in quality: as: the.
making... two excellent
for. market “or.

the other became. a Judge of the.
preme.Court of British

Gh; | freshmients"
bin © fieittieg?

stay, caused alfalfa, rye and straw. }

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This is a serious problem to many.|

done gradually, beginning about the}

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8. 8. Prince George and Prince Rupert will sail from
PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOU ER, VICTORIA
SEATTLE and intermediate Points each Thursday .
‘ and Sunday at 11.00 p.m, -
Por ANYOX, Wednesday, 10.00 pm, °
: For STEWART, Saturday. 10,00 p.m.
8.8. Prince John for Vancouver via Queen Charlotte
Islands, fortnightly. , , .

a, Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

EASTBOUND—7,20 p.m. daily except Sunday tit

WESTBOUND-7,51 a.m. dail except Tuesday’ — oo
Jasper Park Lodge open May 21st-to September 30th

See Canada in Canada’s Diamond Jubilee Year, 1847-1927

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For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent o
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger

Cheques, ete., also for your next shipment,

Agent, Princé Rupert, - B.C,

HENRY MOTORS

SMITHERS, B.C.

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This year it is hecessary to have » ‘permit:
from some Forest Officer before any camp- -

fire may be. set-in any forest or woodland

Be sure to get'a permit for your camp-fire *
the instructions: printed ‘on the:
So es back of it. Soe