News from the Hub of Bulkley
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A Women's’ ‘Auxiliary: to’ the
a Telkwa Nursing..Home was or-
me eanized last. Friday at a well-
Mm attended meeting in the library.
mm Officers were elected as follows:

Presiderit?: “Mr. P. Slavin. . ¢ -
Vice-Pres.: Mra. F, Wy Mapleton,
Sec.-Treas.: Mra. J: P. Wheeler”
a Executive Comm! *t 2B Mrs. E.. H.
fae Hoops, Mrs. T. Oy. Mira, Walker. «
Linen Committees hs sod. Boutgon;

oo Mra, F.B
bert,

me = Visiting Cornmittee: : ‘Mrs. Bourgon,

mm, Mra. A. McAra, Mrs, _Ovens,

. Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Wall re-
B turned on Tuesday morning from
ee their honeymoon tour “of Califor-

+ Chettlebureh,,

* his managerial duties at the
@ Royal Bank. nes

= = Skating enthusiasts of Telkwa
m have taken time by the forelock
es by calling their annual meeting,
Ma which will take place on the

evening of Tuesday, October 14,
& Business will include the election).

i of officers, and the matter of thé
Be provision of a permanent rink
a will come up for discussion.

me 6. «&P. Wheeler returned on ‘Sat-
m urday morning from Vancouver,
max where he attended a conference

we of Soldier Settlement Board of-

a ficials.
s A. Eagson, who has been re-
Bieving manager “of - the - local
a branch of the Royal Bank, re-
Zturned to Prince Ranert Thurs-
: day morning. | ;
B Hev. J. S. Brayfield: ‘condueted
4 harvest thanksgiving service at

ng, “and: a good congregation was
given an “especially- -pleasing aer-
mon by the rector.

Telkwa was treated to a fine
Nfeed anda jolly time by. the WA.
j of St. Stephen’s Chuirch'on Wed-
Fnesday of last week, when the
A ladies gaye a harvest home. sup-.
per and dance in the town hall.
Fora consideration.of ‘‘four bits’”
one could fill-to: ‘repletion on the
tastiest array: of home- cooked
& food ‘that ever- ‘pBraced ' aboard.
m During the dance an antique cof-

going to one of the trade,: De F.
Hatt, of Smithers.

-The steam. tractor, pilots Han-
ey and Ovens, has:been taken to
athe Goat Creek coal mine, where

A mcwa Ta TALES. hee

-| James :were visitors from: Usk. on
Saturday. _ mo,

Cecil Lever returned on Satur-|

ite J. Cath

nia Mr. Wall has now reaumed

Terrace visitors last week,

t. Stephen’ 8 On Tuesday aven-

Hippesley has: undergone an op-

B fee pot was raffled, the hardware,

OF veo

Sion bf Tgpa

left for his home ‘in. ‘North ‘Van-
couver laat week, his place being
filled by. Mr. Jones, of Revelstoke, :

Mra. Skinner: and. the - Miases

day, from Telkwa,- where .
spent the past two months.

Mrs. ‘O’Connell, ‘of Pacific, was
a guest last week ‘of: ‘Mrs, -N,
Sherwood, returning on’ Friday
. [accompanied by Barbara . Sher-
wood, who: apent.a few y days in
Pacific,

Mr, and Mra, J’ Smith ‘and
Miss Alice: Allen, of Hanail, ‘were

oR Tetlock and S. Henderaon,

who have been engaged in sur-|

vey work in the Kitimaat district
for several weeks, returned to
Terrace on Friday last.

Archie McCormick, of Kalum
Lake, left on Saturday for Van-
couver, where he will spend the
winter.

Orval Kenney returned Sunday |

after apending the:past month in
the: harvest-fields. of: ‘Alberta, -

Wa. Vanderlip ar.: has return-1
ed ‘from. Chauvin, Alta, Where
he spent several weeks renewing
acquaintances. ..

Miss West and Miss Davis left

on Wednesday - for their home in|

Prince Rupert after spending a
holiday at Hill Farm, -
Mrs. Danhover of. Copper City,
spent Wednesday visiting friends
in Terrace,
W.. W. ‘Hippesley was. ‘called on
Monday to Hazelton, where Mrs.

eration for. appendicitis, from

which her many friends wish her a an

a-speedy recovery.’

Mr. Kelley, of: Smithers, vieite|
ed Terrace last: week ‘to inspect)
the and. for grazing purposes.
He - was. well. pleased with the|"
outlook. ‘and walked back to’see
for himself: 4 it was possible to
bring. cattle © through over the
Copper: River trail:

~ Jacob, Kressubucker, who. has
been “in: ‘Vancouver for several |
months, . returned to Terrace on
Saturday. _ —-

“Thos, Nelson; bridge i inspector, 7

| Mesure. Whites, ‘Brows. and

i, Pitt, ‘who have. Spent. the : ‘past
1 t0,: weeks painting: the “‘Tertace |
bridge, . left “for Vancouver - ‘on

Saturday,

LW. Je Martin’ is around towh
again after being. confined. to bis
‘home for the. past : two. weeks
with an injured foot. - a .

“Mrs, E. .T. Kenney ‘spent the
past” cweek.. visiting friends. in
Prince Ruvert.

Miss Constance ‘Toombs: ‘and
Miss Gladys Lina, of St.. Margar-
et’s, Twickenham, and. Miss
Gladys Bullen, of. ‘Twickenham,

race on. Friday last, |
make their home here.

Edna Dobbie, of Copper City,

and will

studies at: the superior school.

by Mrs, Collison and daughter.
‘Mrs. Parsons went to the Ha-
zelton Hospital on Monday even- |
ing for'an X-ray examination of
her thumb, which has caused her
much pain during the past week.
Fred. Amos’ and E: Arkel left

where they. will engage in. mill-
work. |

The song service in the Pres:
byterian church on Sunday even-

Ting waa well’ attended." E:T.)

‘Kenney and Rev, Paraons ° ren-

much enjoyed. The . Willing
Workers’ chuir assisted..
‘Me. and Mrs, Robert Donald
went to Hazelton on Friday last
‘and’ were accompanied on their
return by their son Billie, who
has’ madé a fayorable recovery
-from his recent illness.

| again for the winter. Get your
name on the. list if you wish to
join | the circle; :

+ teres

__ Kibwanga

“A, M. Venne gave dance on
Saturday night at. ‘which a large
contingent’ was. present from
Cedarvale’ and “Woodeoek.
music was ‘furnished by Ryan and|;
members: of: the. ‘Kitwanga: or-
chestra, o

of Bulkley. ‘Valley. .

oo S.. ‘Parker, ‘of Pritice Ro-
il- pert. at st vast Tuesday j in the

London (Eng), arrived in Ter-

is back in. Terrace to continue her.

W. E. Collison, Indian agent at
Prince Rupert, spent the first of
‘| the week in Tercace, accompanied

at the end of the week for. Usk,

dered two- vocal duets: that were.

~ The reading club has organized |_

. The}

* Postoffice Inspector Haynes; ofl
"| Wiitora, “was: here: on Monday
ae left the same: ‘night, for the

i affatr’ not ‘Déing’ well: ‘advertised:
es [Re oe Oech was! x erouieel byt the|®

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-]Outine Benefits |
a Fair Produces||

“The followin " rasuay, ‘by Mary| i
E- Wilson, was'awarded the prize
offered by The Terrace News for
the best composititon on the sub-

\ject, “The Advantage’ of a Fall

Fair to Terrace’:

In order to understand the ad-
vantages of a fail fair to Terrace
we must first of all know what
fall fair is, It isan exhibition of
agricultural products, jivestock,
arts and crafts, which have been

By this exhibition the members

Jof-the community are given a

chance to show what they can do.

The principal advantage of a
fair-is that it fosters the com-
petitive’spirit. This means that
when a fair is held competition
begins at once. The people,
having seen the work of others,

‘|are inspired to try to produce

better. things on their farms,
Another reason is that when

ing seen a good fall fair, they
tell their friends about the won-
detful strawberries or potatoes
that are grown in Terrace.
Hence Térrace’' would become
more wideley known throughout
provinee and probably the. Domi-
nion. . This would help Terrace |-

much easier than she now does. |
-- An exhibition also encourages

craftsmanship. -

If it were not for the fall fair
a great majority of the people
would not take. such great pains
to have excellent produce as
they do. oo

| “Announcement
The executive of the Catholic
Church in Terrace have. made
their last arrangements regarding
their. annual Bazaar. It. will be

| held in the G. W.V.A. ‘Hall Satur-

day, October 18th, Doors open
atl p.m, Refreshments 25cfrom
2p.m. Chicken. Dinner 75¢ from
5B p.m. Great sale of home cook-
ing and home work; dainty and
valuable articles for children. and
adults; also amusing toys and
sweets for boys and girls, Draw-

ing for prizes at -9 p.m; closing:

at 9.30 p.m. “Come and. bring
your, friends,” eo .

Dance at. Terrace~
A very" ‘enjoyable: dance was

| held ’ ‘in’ the G.W:V. AL ‘Hall ‘on
Friday evening ‘last, “under. the rUDoer re
auspices -of -a number’ of the

‘| bridgé men, |

The crowd: was:not| ¢
= | ag: large ad - -ysuial, owing: ‘to' the |4

ihe ‘taste of the most critical with

grown or made in the district. } ae
stock have the habit: when at —

tourists leave Terrace after hav-.

to” ‘get a. market for: ‘her goods} .

people that have talent to better |

that. will reduce. the cost.o
'|to about -two cents.

“Geo - “pogers watistied BH

OVERHEARD; AROUND.”

NEW -HAZELTON

‘Pp. . Higgins: has opened t up. |
about four inelies of high-grade
ore Ag the result of his ‘tinnelling
operations onthe Victoria, group;
in the Babine range. ‘The tun-?
nel has been driven over:200 feet -

to get under the surface showings. .

and the ore encountered is ex-!
pected to widen, out? as 8 the. ‘drift
progresses. « is ye”

Horses, cattle. and: ‘other live. :

large of wandering to ‘most in- |
accessible places, but a car is
supposed to stay ‘ ‘put”” when its”.
owner sodecides. However, Ray:
Oulton, of Staithers, has eonie to:
the conclusion that even a ear.
will bear watching, for he. left”
his outside the drugstore for a. .
few minutes and when, he came —
back for the car he found. it
disgracefully wallowing” in the
main street ‘‘canal’’. oes

The ‘sports in’ the Bulkley Val-.
ley have been having a lot of fun |
‘and report good bags of - geese, .
ducké and grouse. These sporta
do not always remember: that:
they might want to shoot a bird .
again next vear.

T. A. “McMartin and J.. A. Mac- .
donald of Smithers ‘motored down,
on Wednesday. . a

Wednesday after consulting. with m
Cons. Cline in Hazelton. . ,

Mrs.. MacKay: will have « on dis:
play at: her home-in: ‘Hazelton: ‘on.

Monday, .Tuesday and Wednes-

day. next: stick- of house and

afternoon dresses and a Roodas- -
sortment of ladies’ -wear-and nov: a
‘| elties. .

-The ladies are invited to :
inspect these goods,

There will be a social wather? oe
ing in the New Hazelton. church ° ~

on Tuesday : evening: to. which: ‘all
are: invited. This is to be: the ~:
firat of a series of such. . gather-

ings-scheduled for the fall and
winter, ~. Z

| Every. motorist knows that it
costs not less than fifty conta to.
have an ordinary tire punetureor

cut vuleanized,- and will’ there- “
fore gladly: embrace 2. more re...

cent and proven method of repair.

complished by t

nix inehen:

ign |
Cross is also uged for

any. other rubber:a

~obtained ;locally”

of | Dunpate;’a
: lete

aveltor; at ;
utat.

Chief Service v was in “town. ast