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iBaseball, erally “ally nifxed with com-
edy and romance; makes “Rabe Comes
Home” which the Hazelton theatre ir
offering next Tuesday, ‘night; the rank: }.
ing sport picture of the season.

-At the head. of the cast is George
Herman (Babe Ruth) the © mighty
home run king, who is responsible not
only for the thrilling baseball with
which the picture is spiced, but also
some excellent comedy character act-
ing. Ruth exterids his facility to film
acting in surprising’ fashion.
[Opposite the sensatidnal slugger: is
Anna Q. Nilsson, at -her very best. ‘The
love affair. jvorked out between the
blend Swede star and Ruth is novel.
comi¢al, and ‘at times ‘touching ; noth-
ing of its kind’ has. been seen liefore in
ull the screen's vast variety of’ romance
combinations. Miss Nilsson enacts the
roll of laundry siri who falls in love
with the baseball star of the picture.
‘Louise Fazenda is also featured in an
exceptionally entertaining eomedy part

Ruth as the baseball star does not|

force the spectators to use thelr imag.
inations, for he is, of ‘course, ideally
cast. ‘The surprise’ comes In his skill
in the rest of Tis acting. An admirable
cast, that includes Ethel Shannon,
Lou Archer, and Arthur Stone, apperr:
Ted Wilde directed. “Babe .-Comes
Home, ” \
The story: ‘which appeared original.
“ly in a magazine -under the title “Said
e ‘With Soup”. is.. one. of..Gerald . Beau
Pa nout’s happiest “sport: yarns, | “and the
& producers have added te “it comeily,
a punch and eharm.

‘Terrace Notes

® (Mr, and’ Mrs, Service and’ sous re-
# turned the end of the week from Smi-
- thers where they spent a jolly holiday
a with Brother Bill.

Mra.” oO T Sundal was 8 delightful
a afternoon : tea - hostess, on ‘Muesday of
mas this week, entertaining’ pW r

' guests. Mra. “Von Hess" ‘avored - the.
. x audience with.: several must¢al nun.
| bers. The hostess: was assisted in ser-
a ving Yhe refreshments by Miss Mallott:
f. Miss Tusthope, while Myre. a. i. Ken-
; fe vey poured. a

’ Mra. A. J, Kirkaldy has had: the .in-
a terior of her store. remodelled and it
pis now quite ar attractive place. t.
“Varner did the work, | :

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: L. §, McGill of ‘Suuithers.. who’ repre:
, | sented Terrace at the Native ‘Sons: con-

& vention in Calgary, paid a Visit to the

@ logal lodge on Saturday. evening aid

a B veesentea his report.

a: &B. Agar has exehanged four lots
on Lakelse street for “H. -* Grenier’s |:
J house on Park Ave, Mr. Grenier took
buildings,” other: than ; the house, jand
moved them. to: his new property and |.
; will establish a-home. there. .

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f The W. AS of, the’ “Anglican: church
Bheld a social evening at the home of
Mr. and Mra. WwW. &, Sparkes’ on Tues-
day evening, a Aarewell : to. Mrs, Wn.
Vanderlip, Jr.,- who tert” on. Thursdays"
f:this week for Vancouver where she

whe pleasantly ‘bpent: fn: gimes andy. 4

paste. Mrs. Von‘; Hess: pregiding- at!

the pinno..Mra,, Robinson: presente

he ev ening with a beauti: |'}

i weal shag’ pe ergane ‘tha “iW.

Tie Indies | served. refreshments,
inbinepira

mony ‘the happy couple went to New

pening was then spent. ‘daneing,

met on Thursday! at the. home. of Mrs.
A. Carr... .

on ‘business on ‘Tuesday. !

summer month on. ‘Wm, King’s ranch
left Tesday. for: ‘Hamonton. re

the line of ‘the G.. NuR

; hr town this week,”

wil join her ‘hudband.” The! miele

[ Wedding: Bells |

: Geatinm-Guss _
: A very pretty wedding and one -of
much interest in this district took place
on Wednesday, September” Zlst at the

Graham of ‘Vancouver, became the
bride of Roy Guss of New Hazelton,
a son'of J, M. Guss of Ootsa Lake.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr. Ashford of Burns Lake. The «wit-
nesses were Mrs... Schriber and Wm.
Graham, brother of, the bride. After
a trip for a faw ‘days on the interior
lakes the happy young’ couple will re-
turn to New Hazelton to’ make their
home. The bride is a former teacher

circle of friends there. The groom is
also well known and highly regarded
in the Lakes district, ‘although for the
lagt year or two he has been working
at-New Hazelton: The best of wishes
is extended to them,

Spooner-Gould

in the Catholic church at Smithers the
marriage took place of Miss Hilda
Christine, youngest daughter of Mr:
ond Mrs. Ralph Spooner of New Haz
elton, and Stanley Gould, son of Mr.
and Mra, W. 3.’ Gould ot Battleford,
Sask, Rev. Father Valleries perform-
ed the ceremony ‘and the bride was at.
tended by her sister, Miss V. C. Spoon-

groom.
‘a dress of © peach’ aflic | crepe ‘de’ “chietie; |
rimmed with sliver lace, with silver |
shoes, and stockings.’ After the cere-

Hazelton where a wedding dinner war
served by-the bride's parents. A large}.
number of New Hazelton heople were
present, and at six o’elock the young
people of New Hazelton gathered for
fi wedding supper. Mr. end Mrs.
Gould left by the evening train for o
-{honeymoon trip to Battleford. They
will: reside in Smithers. The. bride,
who was a general. favorite in New
Hazelton, received many gifts, both
useful and ornamental. The groom. is
‘well known along the G. N. R,. being a
brakeman on the passenger trains. ‘The
beat. of good wishes is extended to the
young “couple.

A miscellaneous shower was held in
the G..W. V._A. ball. on. Wednesddy
evening in“honor.of Mrs. Emil Hawg-
land. Many beautifal ond useful gifts
were presented to the brid, The ev-

The W.- A. of tha’ ‘Anglican eburch

AW. HL ‘watt’ of Amsbury was in town

Willian Holmes: ‘who has pent tha

wag : ‘In “attendance, agcompantéa by" Al.
* Mix, | and: Mrs, Worthitigton ‘of Van- ee peta bod, who. is to act ‘as. mien-
..| ceouver: are visiting - ‘alll the: towns’ on F for the ‘group. “The. hoxs, are. cok-

W. ¥ Preston. of ‘Kalu, Lake" was

aire: Contea’ of “Anivox: is been’ vis.
iting in town a.this week, |

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home of Mr: and Mrs, Norman: Schri-_
_ber..at Qotsa Lake when Miss Etta.

in the Lakes district and has a large.

-{al depreciation above ground that will

At five o’elock on Monday morning |.

er while Peter Speoner assisted the |
The bride. was very pretty. fat,

wedding of her, granddaughter.

ed church. Last Friday a meeting of
the. Trait Ranger Group, was ‘heid” and
raembers “enrolled. Rev.

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_ NEW" HAZELTON, B.C, SEPTEMBER: 23, 1927

pga’ Dany

[Dev elopi

ng-the:
Coal Prope

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ry”

Considerable . preliminary” work ‘is
being done at Seaton on the coal mine
which is to be developed to a point
when regular shipments can be made.
Half a dozen men. are eniployed and
the end of lasi week the work had pro-
gressed to such an extent that a cou-
ple of rounds of holes were put into ||
the face of the tunnel exposing, what
the superintendant said was as fine
Coal as he had ever seen.
The Seaton coal is being developed
by a Vancouver syndicate and they
are reported: to ‘have provided ample
money to make.a coal mine.. Several
years ago this property was opened up
to some extent, sufficient to justify the
present work. Due to the war ands
other things over which the owners
had no conirol, work was suspended,
and since then there’ has been the usu-

take @ little time to replace. Thus far
everything is going. satisfactorily.

Mrs. H. C. Wrinch will hold a
reception at her homé, Thurs. | -
day, Sept. 29; from 8 to 6.30 and
in the evening of the same date. |

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INVESTIGATE ce EB. CONDITIONS

Members of Special Commission Ex-
anining  tndians in Interior

.: Hall, who with: Deg Yevomian |
are i ‘a commission to’ ‘examine ‘the: ‘eon-
dition--of Indians and -the- extent of 'T,
B, among: them, ‘was in. Hazelton. ‘this ¢
week in ‘eoasultation ‘with Di, “H.C,
Wrineh and’ also carrying: on his work
of” examination. ‘This commission is
fathered By the Federal ahd ‘the: Pro-
vinclal governments. ‘and’ ate being as-
sisted by the. Vancouver General Hos-
pital, the U. B Cc. ‘and other. ‘organi-
zations. Last’ year they examined the
const and’ Island Indians and ‘this sea-
son hape to "complete the Interlor Tn-
dians, Dr. Halli informed the Herald
that thus far they haa found T, B. to
be by far the ‘most™ prevalent disease
among the natives. ‘The members of
the commission will make thelr report
at-as early a date as possible, embody-
ing recommendations as: to the’ best

getting the natives back’ on “thelr feet

Mes, Amie “Ross, returned last ‘Thur- ,

Lowell, Wask., where she attended. the
Her
daughter, . Inez, of Hav¥anna was also
present.’ “Mrs, Ross will now | spend
th winter in Terrace. —

, ‘pail and winter netivities in connec-
“| tlon with Trail Rangers and, OG LT.
work are being resumed at ‘Knox Unit-

ve forward | ‘to a -seadon ot! aveat ae~ r

ts grein. for. ecur=,
mdges,. 7 ray |

“Seaton; Station :

sday atter spending several weeks at}

"Win ‘Alten |.

tee

Car or two of Lumber—Statf
Haga Beqy aft Inerensesc)

now over twenty and it will be tarth-
er increased-in the near future. The

building purposes, ‘Leo Spoorer has
been’ given a contract to haul the, ma-
terial/up to the mine and to haul ore
dowr from the mine and he starts on
bias job on Saturday. Once the ‘ore
i shipments get: started: they will be re-
gular. _ throughout the winter, There
isa pretty good. road. all the way to
the mine and unless tiie afow fall ts’
too heavy. this winter the shipments
should not: be interfered. swith,”

. ‘ . 7 F : . ae : .
. The Ladies Guild will’ meet' at ue
home of Mrs, A. H. Barker on Thurs-
day afternoon of this weeek.

~

The local school staff was entertnin-
ed at the home of Ret. and Mrs. ‘Allen
on Friday of last Week at aix o'clock
dinner,

é

. Misses Mary Wilson and Fanny Mc-
Laren spent the week end at Kalum
Lake,

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Mc and Mra. J. A, Walters of An-
yox spent: o few days in town the end
of last week, leaving Saturday for Jas-
per for a holiday, |
Andrew McKay of Port Simpson’ is
renewing friendships in town:
rae me : “st enact Ae ay
“GW. Pant of Seattle waa one of the
week’ end’ visitors. here.’ Cokes

ml

oe

C. RB, Gogting, w. Laing and gE. Fos
ter’ of Regina ‘ were among: the week
end wisitors,

‘Misses Basthope, ‘sidary. and Mtattot
entertained & number of friends‘ to a
camp fire picnic at Lakelsé Take. on
Saturday ‘evening. | ves

Frank Belway, ‘yho spent the last
few months in California returned té
Terrace on Thursday and left Satur-
day for Kallum Lake where he has a
number of mining claims,

| COMPRESSOR FOR SILVER CUP

IThreshing Now

Machinery is aowurthe way): Also 2.

The staff at the Silver Cap pring is

company thas a-edmpressor plan on the.
way and one or two! cars of. lumber for |

wer hadeciteanes

General in the
Bulkley Valley:

Threshing in the Bulkley Valley iz
niévi dpretty general and everything is
in favor of the farmers. Never was’
there better weather and the machines?
‘and ieif a¥e on the Job early and late
[The ftirst-threshing ‘returns are ex- -
ceedingly satisfactory. Wheet is ran-
ning from'85 t3 60 bushels to the acre
and grading high. Barley will run
high in both quantity and quality. The /
only gtdin that’ ¥ill’not. cone up to ai
regular & standard will be oats, but
érop ‘will.’be fafr‘at that. Last yél
the ' interior had, good crops; and the
farmers received: a lot ‘of Cash. This
year the crops will put them away’ to

ms

{the goed, and‘ enable them to make. g°

lot of. necessary permanent mprove
fments. ff:

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, “Tom Lang. left Kallum Lake Inst

week to return ‘pats home at Lang

Bay, c,

—c
ors, Robinson of Prince’ Rupert y Was -

here last aweek. '.

.

“What | are you doing in the kitchen,
Thomas,” inquired the . inquisitive
wife. “I’m opening a“can of tomatoes
if you particularly wish. to know,” he
impatiently rejoined. “And what are
you opening it. with?” “Why, with o
can opener, Did you: think. Iwas us-|
ing. my teeth?” Oh, no, “dear,” she re-
plled sweetly; “but 1 know you are not
opening it with prayer.”! woe

"Tet, me o Kiss. ‘those. ‘tears ‘away, my.
' sweetheart," he i ten eo

" She. fell. into “His..arme ‘ ‘and’ he was! ;
very busy, : fora few: ‘minutes. But the, |
‘| tears: flowed’ on. ° :
| win nothing stop: fhem?”, he ase. .
ed breathlessly, . 7 ifn: i
&No”. she ‘murmured. “It's hay’ fev.
er, but z6 on’ ‘with the’ ‘treatment, ial

an .

- Prince Rupert nowy has a ‘mile and a
half ‘of completed’ road from the elty;
limits towards Terrace. ‘They hopest :

get to Terrace some day.
Miss Thorsteinson, the new teacher,

has arrived and ‘opened the school.

This , Photograph, taken outside.
Upi eas

The Omineca Herald, is ne ay year.

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“0. R Giitbert viaited: Prine: George Meaty!
aud: McBride ast: week, ”

""SBRKING Land AN canaia

tional ‘Railways.
resulted int

‘Their ¢ excursion