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WEDN ESD AY, -

‘MAY reo 1921.

tempt ‘the children’s 8 “appetites when ae
~ they tire. of the ‘usual glass. of. mill, ne
serve Kellogg’ 3 Corn Flakes. They'll _

“Tove milk then! A helpful idea for

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taxes eatra.).:

. Do you KNOW a ‘toad where the going is bad? ‘Ruts, *
sand, or solt dirt — where heavy care bog down?.. Tell |
us where it is — and come’ along’—we' want to show *
. you how the new Ford pulls thronghe Phone or. call os

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| | Hundred Years :

bom ‘s

_ Old Plow Goes

poe tp A haniréd year. old iow, for many
-o'lyears the property of the late: Di-D,
“s Munro, has been’ presented | by. ‘Mrs,
~ -{Munro: tothe provincial arehives at
oe Victorla::: “AS Jetter’ recelved=> "by - this
. ;paper from the deputy: ‘minister. of - ag

ricuiture is given ‘below ag.it-is of. un-
usual: Interesr to”all in this district :—
"Ag you. know. the late D,-D.. Munro

. of Terrace, was the first’ representa-
: ‘tive: of the provincial ‘department of
“interior: |

agticulture ‘for’ the “ventral '
Lhis- travels’ ‘he took a keen ‘interest: in

-{the: history” “of agriculture | in British

Colunibia,’ ‘AS well ‘as in its more re-

: cent" ‘development. ‘It was. when’ mak-

ing al duspection of” -soine fourm: pro-
perty down in the’ vicinity ‘of ‘Chilco-
tin: country that he’ learned: of the old
plow that was sid to be the first met:
al horse-drawn implement of the kind

-|used’ in. the interior about “a century

ago, Following up -'thé ‘information

“|given hint’ Mr. Munro’ located the ‘old

plow and arranged for its ‘dequisition
in- order that it might be protected and

2 preserved aga permaghent: relic ‘of the’
- early “‘daws of farming - in the Valley

of the Bulkley, Ne chiako “and wpper
Fr ager. poms .f

Several years ago Mr. Munro told
me the history of ‘the plow nnd related

-|the story of the long g ride, he nade on
: horse. back ‘ to” get it and’ “bring. it ‘out:
” -lto. Prince George:

Resting it/on the
saddle he held it with. one hand over
all the’ weary iniles until ‘he reached
the ‘railway. It was: a strenuous ride
and 2. tiresome one, | but he regarded.
it.: lightly. To understand. that it was;

‘Jnis wish that ‘the plow should: ‘be pre-

sented to an institution that “would ap-
preciate: it and. keep. it on display and

|for this. reason ,T have arranged with.
‘ Mrs, D. D. Munro to. have it tratisfer: |
. \red to: Victoria, where ‘4é will be donat-|- -

Jed .ta- thé archives.

who is -keenly interested - in ‘the pre-
servation of articles of such historic
sygnificance.,

According to the information given
me in 1927 by the late DD. Munro the

‘ plow ig likely one of those used’ at Pet

Fraser; Fort George and. Fort, Alexan-
dria” bétween 1880 and 1851;. At the
posts mentioned dericulture, w as, car,

- vied on fairly: extensively nearly a. cen
they.
Lc Fort St.’ ‘Janes, where the :first erops

“ were down by’ Ds We ‘Harrison in-1811
‘land by the middle of the: last century.
. hundreds of bushels’ of wheit and bar-

ngo. Agriculture” ‘spread ©. from

ley ‘and ° “potatoes * Avere ‘grown. at. -the
apere. mentioned’ trading ‘Tlosts. : i x

“70: PAINT nn ‘acai ‘Gaey™

the new ‘pridlge” over the ‘Bulkley. to

‘ comect ew Hazelton with, the coun:

try. to the ‘north, nnd ‘the first link in

_ |the Xukon-Alaska highway will be: op-

en for traffic. in six' weeks: or 2 month
if yothing happens - in the. meantime
ta slow up the, progress,. (When. the
steel contractors. are finished the. gov:
ernment gang will get real busy. | The
floor is to be laid and ‘treated, the’ ap-
prouches - are to be, finished up ond ‘in
this cobnection some: 140. yards of. enn:
exrete are ‘to! be “poured to cover in the
cable. ong anchor © “tnilotis. “Phen . the
atruietixe, wviteh' ‘ta nowa “red of anor
yery attrietive ‘shade, “Yd! to | ‘be! ‘painted.

. a light, Brey possibly ‘with-some green’
H . St wan

7 10% fotith |
mmrounding, coutitry. or: skys Ti

fl lot! ‘of. svorlky: bub every diy’. spent on

» Victoria Archive, |

Mr. Ji ohn Hosie,

‘to regulation” size and.

you hea, ° ar ve

“Dollars Trails.
. Terrace-Usk||

‘7 here y was a ‘good. attendance at ‘the

monthly meeting” of thé ‘Térrace’ Board
of trade monthly “meeting. - President

J. EK. Gordon: occupied. the chair ond. al

lot. of routing bustress' Was put ‘thrd:
A letter ‘from the-C. P. R: stated that

Watch Repairing : and: :

the Naas river-Kalum: -Valleyiroute for |. ore

the. Peace ‘river: outlet bed, been. sur].

veyed by that company. Inst. -year and
that dt would he. considered with. syno-
pathy in dealing™ with’ the ‘problems’ ‘of
finding a: -Péace. River outlet, ‘Follaw-
ing a lengthy discussion it was agreed
to’ support. a resolution submitted by
the committee. on imemployient and
relief of the’ ministerial association of
Vangouyer: This: asked for an,

recommending a jiermanent ‘policy to
prevent unemployment.
Announcement of approprintions for.
trail. work .w as mide by the “BLines
Department - which: -inelude.. yepairs to
Chindemash Creek as ‘far as. Silver
Basin, $3005. repairs, to, the north’ ‘fork

of Chindemash” Creek ‘trail; $2003-the | $-

Copper..river..trall- (Zymoetz): $1650 : rin
yer.-trnil to the south fork of: Eleanza
creek, north, west, group, $250; ‘from
Kleanza. creek. trait to: Silv er ‘Chloride

mineral cinim, $100, making a total a

of $io00.

_ The president voiced. n: strong: appeal
to the people to look out for the rainy
days and not, expect the governments
to come to our rescne at ‘every tight
corner. He. Advised: the, prictice of
some of. our foveth thei's". thrift: ‘in pro-
ducing as mueh of our own. food as Is
possible, we s

A, letter from, Hon, R..L. Bruhn was
recetved and he: accepted the “invita:

tion ,of the poard for Junicheon* on: the |:

occasion of his Wiait here shortly.

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OPENING: SMITHERS” cour “CLUB

Important. Event will Take Place on
Sunday, . May 17th—Farthest . ;
; North Club in. América

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Sinithers golf. fans will colebrate « on

Sunday, May 17th, “when the local: golf |...

course is. te .be formally: “opened, The
comnuilttee. in charge, of this ‘event has
determined that the inauguration of
B; C.'s most northerly golf course. shall
be fittingly introduced: to’.the public,
Bretlern of. the Te and Club from the

‘Hazeltons - and oll neighboring. points

are invited to attend, : toe

The new golt course, gituatea uuilae
: the. shadows, ‘of. the beautiful, Hudson |: - .
Pet, Bay’ ‘mountain, has: already’ attracted.

dnthusiastic; commeridation | ‘from’. visit-
ing’ golfers ‘who : ‘have seen’ ‘it in the
making. “Poking: the: “fullest: ‘Advent.
age ‘of natural fuirways- ‘and the in-

teresting hazzards offered by the deep- |.

ly warn channel of. Chicken creek the
course has been- ldid, out in-a manuer
whiel: pr eserves “to. the utmost, the yit-

gin beauty of the situation.. ‘The course |
‘to “be opened Sunday consists. of only

five holes ’ but can be easily enlarged
-Mndoubtedly

will prove an’ added attraction to ‘the’

|tourtsts “following * the tracks: of | the

Twilight: Caravan. along:: the. ‘Prince
Ripert and’ ‘Alaska - highways. Visit:
ing. golfers: wills attended; the privileg-
es‘of:the course: onl Sunday: afternoon:

when: ‘the’ Jandy ; members -of' ithe /eluti| |

‘have arranged: to. ‘Serva: fea. ° 7

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. Belg No, put you ein. reyeat tt:

PoInaes g

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quiry iuto-the ‘fluctuation of. employ-
ment in the province swith: al view to]

| Prince. Rapett

A. R PaLG oon H OTe EL

Prince’ -e Rupert |

“ARB! Rocuvsrnn: Manager

Rutee $1.50 per day. up. .

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Catrits’ an up- “to-date stock of

* Dry Goods -

- Men’s: Wear

§1 .. Boots. and. Shoes:
Furniture

“Household. Furnishings

“Special: orders. receive- prompt at-
tention

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‘Classy Shoe Repairing Done

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“Build B. C. Payrolls” -

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One letter says?."We ave: aised
Pretfic - Milk” ten! “years. an
‘the. far’ interior. of -British. Colum-’
“bia 2 mother: Writes ! “Gar three
children haye beeti raised or Pael-
: fic. Mii.” . Some of the ‘letters Te-
| ¥eal the deepest inv choman experi-
ence Vand. ihe Pacitie: "Milk,

been ‘helpeal A

“Pacific Milk ~

828 ‘Dralce- Ste, ‘¥ancouver:
Factories at Abbotsford: ond. Ladnee

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