| Hospitae and
- Municipalities —
Now it in Unity;

I Are Working. ng for the Géner-
al Health and. Educa--..
tion of the: People

m : One of the best features of the
B. C. Hospital. Association con-
vention at Victoria this year was].
the request from the. Union of B,.
m C. Municipalities for co operation
. between these two. organizations
i. to secure from. the . Provincial
= Government a more efficient and
adequate service for the peovle in
-the way. of hospital . treatment
and education. Dr. Wrinch, who
has. been very active in provincial
hospital matters for some years,
is entitled to much credit for the
bringing together of these two
organizations which, in the past,

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-tions.

. There is now a move on for a
| joint, committee of members of
the Hospital Association, Union
| of B. C. Municipalities and the
a Provincia! government to ‘inved-
4 tigate the situation m other parts
of the continent and to have a
ms report ready for the next con-
a vention so that the problems ot
Ze health and education may, be gal:

we ‘ved. - :
L The Hospital ‘Association pase
Me ed a resolution’ “requesting. the
7 government toappoint an inspec-

® assist.in overcoming some of the
Aiftenttieg encountered.

Tommy: Carpenter. Dead

“ Thomas «Carpenter ‘died . very
a suddenly at. the. Premier’ mine,
“ where he had been employed for
m the past: few years. - ‘Tommy was
very well known along the. line
of the railway.” “He ‘worked ‘at
different points before ‘the rail-
way was built and for. peveral
| years afterward. For years he
was at the Telkwa hotel and will
be remembered by -all the old
timers, both in the Bulkley, Val-
ey and around the Hazelton dis
trict. Tommy was not. a. cake
Seating tea - hound, but a. great
many, in. distreas’ in - those ‘early
ays benefited ‘at his, hands. ‘He
pnever paraded his: ‘Virties. He

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- Mineral. Prize Winners.

King, first for'cdll
The Bulkley, Va, alfey ex 4
drat for ‘best alstri it Soles iN]

Howard Wilson. ia: aildng a

. among the Terrace visitors at

i. were palling i in different direc: |’

; ‘| Charles Lindstrom. Cache, Frank |.

od tor to advise with. hospitals: and|

was one.of the old crowd. that are|.
Pfast disappearing, and the. world] i
fis not improving ‘because af their

The prizes won by. the ' ‘interior

_ Terrace.

a

new house at Shames. a
Mrs. W. 4. McDonald was

Prince Rupert fair this week.
Mrs. W. Broking . has left for
Washington, where she will visit
a sister for 4 time. «5

The -Presbyterian Guild. ‘met
last. week at the. residence of
Mra. LH. Kenney. and this
at the home of Mrs.. H ,..Wilgon,
Following. fair week the.: Guild
will meet regularly. weekly,
-Matt Allard and John Garland,
of Kalum Lake, are spending a
few daysintown, =~

“KY Olson has installed ‘electric

Ave...

Edward ‘Hamer and son, _ Bob-
bie, who have spent’ the summer
in Vancouver, returned to Ter-
race on Monday evening. .

The Trail Rangers held their
first meeting of ‘the new season
on Wednesday, Sept, 3, when the
following : officers were elected:
Super-Chief. Ranger, Fred. Tho-
mas; Chief, Eversley Glass; Tally,

'|Green. This wéék?s meeting was
devoted™ to’ the. making - of bird
houses for, competition: ‘at the ie all
fair. oe .

- The monthly musical service at
the Presbyterian” charch is prov-
ing ‘a great success.. There was

+a large attendance last’ ‘Sunday,

when musical offerings were made | -
by the following: . Miss’ Onriolee
Greig, solo; Kathleen: Burnett:
and. Mona Greig, duet; “In addi-
tion, there was a ‘special render-
ing. of. the Twenty- -third. Psalm
by the Willing Workers’ Club, :

. A.pood deal of credit. is due. to
F. W. Bohler for-the handling of
the ‘local: district exhibit. at the
Prince Rupert. fair. He. showed

ran Prince George. a close: second.

gathering op. the. exh

ing: a promising’ “silver. lead - ‘pro-

some_ of ‘tha’ ‘ore ‘to: ‘be. assayed,
| He: says’ the yein-is ‘three ‘anda

: [Prince > Ganne

| district: came. last it secured the

j table. ‘vegetables, |

light in his hume on Lakelse}

Mud. Creek trail, but got only half

considerable ‘artin arranging the 8 mae
articles he-had at his disposal: and ee

Another year’ this. district. can get ,

the cup if more grains and grasa-|. ’
es aré provided by, the: committee ”

- Steve Young of Cedarvale was as!
in town this week... He is “work= be

perty near there and is. ‘sending 7

half feet. wide and: he “expects ai

Got District. Cup
at Rupert Fair

The ‘Hazelton. display at the
Prinee Rupert. dropped from first
place to. third place this. year, the

cup.and Terrace moving into the
second place... The winner of. the
coveted cup got: a. big lead i in the
grains and grasses, - - stock vere
tables and. for arrangement of
the display... Of a possible 1000] -
points Prince George got 644, Ter-
race 576,: |Hazelton: ‘536 and.Fran-
cois Lake. 260. While the. Lakes

highest score for. forage, . alfalfa,
ete,.-. Terrace led in fruit and

Made Fine Apple. Display
J. S. Gray, Cedarvale, had .an-
other: display of. apples at the fair
in’ Smithers - this year ‘and_it at-
tracted a ‘lot of attention. ~ On
his farm at’ Cedarvale he has a
targe number of. trees in full,
bearing and this year ‘they are
loaded heavier than ever. As a
result of his showing of high class |.
apples at the fair he secured a
good many orders ‘for. his fruit.
Mr. Gray is an’ advocate of ..hav-
ing-a@ fruit tree inspector placed

ional i in tne: fruit, belt- -BO that the
growers might: import. trees: that
are fore suitable’ toa climate and
conditions in this section than are
rthe trees shipped. in from the
south.

“On Wednesday Leo and’ Mrs.
Spooner and. Peter. Spooner went

hours © were back in town -with
three ‘black fellows. ‘They. ‘ran
into: six bears: together on the]:

the: ‘flock... The other three hit}.
for’ the.. timber. : New. Hazelton
people have since.-been feasting j.

Prince George district taking the ;

ata ‘point, ‘on: the. Canadian: ‘Nat- |.

out on a bear hunt and ina féw|:

noe from. the: Hub ot Bulidey
- Malley. .

Th
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Mrs. Hunspéraer and daughter| :
left Thuraday } morning fora trip
to Prince Rupert.

J. J. MeNeil and Harry. Willis
took in the. Rupert fair this week

A. A. Esson of the Royal Bank
at Prince Rupert i is in charge’ of
the branch here during the ab-
sence of 0. H. Wail.

‘Major Ashton of Ottawa, come
missioner of the Soldier Settle-
ment Board, spent Thursday last
with J. P. Wheeler, the local field
supervisor, visiting settlers and
discussing: their problems.

Mrs. Acland and family return-
ed to Prince Rupert last Satur-[
day after spending the summer
in Telk wa.

Rev. J. §. Brayfield returned
to Telkwa, on. Monday morning’s
train after an eight weeks’ trip
to the coast, Manitoba and Dakota

od. P.. Wheeler left on. Friday
morning’s train for Vancouver
and will be away for two weeks,

‘The j new Telkwa nursing home

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Government Ottices at e 0
Erected at. Smithers“ Boe
Start This Fail | ad

‘Ted ia understood that an ‘appro.’ .
priation has been made’ by the»
Provincial: government for the:
construction of- new. government.
buildings at Smithers and, that
work will-be started this fall;: ‘ae.
cording to Dr, Wrinch; M. L. A.,.
who returned last week from the.
capital, While.in the south the
Doctor carefully viewed the gar-:
dens in Victoria: and Vancouver,
and he agrees with the recent ob-:
‘servations of the editor, that —
while there are beautiful flowers. ~
in the south, the Hazelton. district.

‘ineed. take its hat off to-none.:

For variety of plants and differ-
ent specimens of the same- plant,
ihe average garden in this: dis-.
trict is far ahead of the average
garden in the south, He was
more than pleased with the suc:
cess being made with flowers in -
this section and he hopes to see
many more people devoting, time

has been started ‘and everybody

fearly.a date as. possible. teade |

into being” the: Telkwa Citizens’
‘Association. The following of- |.
ficers were ‘elected:—President,
'|A. Mapleton; Vice-President, H.
H. Phillips;- -Secretary-Treas., E,
Hoops; Committee, J. J: McNeil,
P. Slavin and Fy ‘B. Chettleburgh

Otto Utterstrom anid family. re-
turned from Babine this week,
' The young: people. of the town
were entertairied . Tuesday, even-
ing at the home of Rev, and Mrs.
Pound in honor of Mazel Cox and.

on. bear steaks, and bear feet, ;

Tock Barelav.

is back of the project. It will
will be made ready for use at as

to the culture of flowers and in
beautifying their homes. ”'To’en-
courage tnis is one of the main

" lideas of the Horticultural Saciety..

“There was ‘a good- meeting of}
citizens Tuesday evening ~ when |
the first'steps were. taken to bring |

Rich’ Showing. at Telkwa--

For some time: past: Gillespie &

ing a lot of development work: ‘on:
their property. on Milk’ ‘Creek and |
have.a remarkably: fine. ‘ahiniliig’-
of high gerade silver-lead and gold :
ore, a large sample of which was

barbecue “day. The showing * of '

traced ACTORS three. claims:. “The

sample displaved in Telkwa wil
be. sent ¢ out to be assayed,

The Herald is: $2.00 a. Year. ;

‘Wilson of Telkwa-have:been.do-

on display i in the Telkwa- hotel. on...

. ore: is said to be from ‘three to: .
eight feet wide, .and has © “been :.