{’ , tare Is 2

day morning, Oct. 9th. Rev. wn. Rot.

, f spent the last few..months ‘at Kaljum
| Lake bas returned to the south for the:

nthe week at: Salvis..

# Week,

' the home. of Mrs. Geo, mite. ane

“visited, Terrace early. this week’ ‘ta thé

-gontraet to take out‘cotton. wood Toga }:
fF{ from this district to be ablnpell to New|;
; Westrhinster. - — ;

- Innke their home

' Church met at the home of.3irs, Chris-

;, the Harvest Thanksgiving service were
sold at auction by I’. OC, Bishop for the,

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HAZELTON, ‘B. C., OCTOBE

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‘Terrace: N otes

‘Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Mills Jeft the end
of last week for Smiths Falls, Ont., to
in future. They
nade many friends here during their
five years residence and their depar
uach regretted.

‘The W. A. of the Anglicak chureh
met at the home of Mrs. Haltiwel! ‘on
Thursday afternoon. ~

' ‘The Ladies Guild of the United

tle on Thursday.

The sale of vegetables donated for

benefit of -the Hospital Auxiliary,
Bidding was lively and the’ proceeds
amounted ‘to $10.85.

The Terrace Board of Trade met in
G,. W. ¥. A. ball on Tuesday fight for
reneral business, There was discas-
sion of a number+of matters and the
.Welfare of the town and district is be-
ing advanced all the time.

RR. W. Clayton left Friday for. Ru-
vert for the winter. He has secured
a situation. The bake shop here will
be closed. His family will rempin
for the winter.

Mnjor Hearn and R. McRae of the
hatchery staff were week end visitors
in Terrace.

a special children’s service will br
held in St. Matthews church on Suud.

inson will cecupy the pulpit the subject.|?

of his nddress will be “How Money is,

Made.” A children’s cholt will sup-
nly special music at both services;

Mr. and Mrs, Sims returned home
on Sunday after a pleasant ‘holiday
spent with friends in Ottawa and oth-
er eastern points.

: it Beeccher left Sunday for Prinee
Rupert fur medical treatment,

The Parent -Teacher’s Association
will hold their regular monthly ‘meet.
ing in the schoo! house ou Thursday.
Oct. 13th. Besides the. business . ses-
sion there will be a short musical
program and an address by Mr; Holm-
wood, Come .and* bring your. friends
and help make the association a gue-
cess, It is worthy, of it, 12"

©. R. Gilbert was in Prince George
last week.

Mrs..0. R. Gilbert “accompanied Miss
Deneon to Prince Rupert Thursday,re-
turning the following day. -

Mrs. Downing and son spent the end of

returned to Terrace the’ ‘end of last
7 |

N. PB. Motra; of. Seattle, who “hag

winter. -

THe W. A,- to the Terrace ‘Hospital
held ne regular meeting on. ‘Toesdoy. gt

so
“he een,

Lz
Tt. iBreatlay of New. ‘Westminst@é

interests of his company who have4'|.

Sugar; Mrs, Proctor, quart huckleber-

“| Cha pyiell, four tins “Chocolate; Mrs. R.
_|S. Sargent, chocolate and: assorted bis-

dish, one e pudding dish with cover, -

John Vigers who has - spent: the last |

. few months in ‘Prince George district getting an occasional, duck, but ‘they

jon the local’ lakes in-as large numbers
‘Tas usual. |
tor. them... The good resulting from ‘the
closed Season ‘for grouse. is: very noti-
ceable alreiidy. . ‘Quite a + number of
birds. are. seen on the roadways and a.
‘ Jeouple weie calling on ‘old* trietids . In
town this. week looking. for a handout:

One enthusiastic hunter’ reports having
+ | Seen A moose on the’ rond when he war
inotoring to. “Smithera- last: week exid, |
hut of gourge he had. ho gun," But that
does: not say. ‘he! ‘alai’t see. the. moose;

. YOUN G PEOPLE ORGANIZE

Have Started Season’ s Work

A yery , suocesstel session of the Ter-

held ‘in ‘Knox United Church hall last

elected for the ensuing - year :—~Pres,,
Evelyn Thomas;  vice- -pres.,. Adeline
homas;} secretary-treasurer, |
Seamen, It was decided to accentu-
ate on each of four Saturdays of the
month, one phase 6f the four-fold pro-
gram. “A ‘committee was elected for

be ‘responsible for the program’ of its
meeting, The convenors of commit-
tees are as follows :—Physicnl, Annie
Allen; Intellectual, Ethel Moore; Spir-
itual, Margaret Glass; Social, Carmen
Smith. It was further decided to ad-
opt as one of the activities of the year
the formation of a yoting people’s choir
fand study of singing in parts. |
The Terrace Trall' Rangers have al-
0 reorganized for the year and last
Friday. night, - Oct. Tth, the following
officers were elected for the year :—
Ohief Ranger, Elmer’ M¢éConnell: Sub-
Chief Ranger, Sidney Scamen; Tally
and Cach®, Billy Allen. The name of
the group will be “Onwegoes.?

SHOWER FOR THE HOSPITAL -

The special shower arranged by the
Woman's Auxiliary to the Hazelton
Hospital on September’-28rd resulted
in-the following articles. being contri-
bbuted, ‘and for which the ‘hospital
management wishes to express its ap-
preciation : —
‘Mrs. Hogan, pound tea; Mrs, : “Tom:
linson, pound. ‘of. ten ; Mrs. -Graef, one
pound ‘of tea; Misses Se rott, * soda era-
ckers; Mrs. Anderson, pound of ‘téa
and of cocoa; Mrs. Dungate, two -pack-
ets of puffed wheat: Mrs. Winsby, ten
pounds - sugar; Mrs. B: ‘Campbell, 20
pounds sugar; Mrs. Wrinch, 50 ‘Ibs.’ of
sugar; Hudson's Bay Co. 60. pounds
of sugar;Mrs. Newman, milk and
cream; Mrs, Tornball, ten pounds of

ries; Mrs, Ticehurst, ten pounds sugar
Mrs, Cox, two handtowels; Mrs. J. H:
Young, 3 jars jelly; one tin baking
powder; Mrs. Sharpe, pound ten: Mrs.
Seally, two jars jelly; “Mrs, Boden,
pound ten and of. coffee; Mrs’ Grant,
4 boxes. soda | biscuits; Mrs. and Miss

cults; Mrs. Cary, cornflakes ; Mrs. J.
Nevwick, pound tea and tin chocolate:
Mrs.” Lee, Six. jelly’ powdérs ; George.
Crow, 3 sets muffin tins; Wm, Comp-.
tou, soda biseuits ; Women’s ; Auxiliary,.
six toilet. sets: complete, one pyres: pie

AMONG THE SPORTSMEN

iy

A few of the Jocal: sports have. been’
(the birds) ' do. not seem to be. stopping

‘It might’ ‘he ia Little: early

Smith, of ‘Binttners wast.

; nel
own this week, : an

Boys. and Girls of Knox United Chureh

Truce Canadian. Girls in Training was

Saturday. The following officers were

' Nora

each - Saturday and each committee to)

‘jelevator is all ‘veady for the

ing up, ench year,

-Misg Moni: Grele ine: ‘aceonted a po: ‘ loft

PERMIT SYSTEM TO PACIFIC

Preparations for a Heavy Grain Busi-
ness to Pacific Ports—Local
Line in Good Shape

With the first car of wheat of the
1927 crop now in Rupert and the more
steady. flow of train leads beginning
the end of this week or- next week, it
Will be interesting to know" that the
railway las decided to adopt the per:
init system again on-grain shipments
to the Pacific ports of Prince Rupert
and Vancouver. It. worked very -sat-
isfuctorily last year from the railway’s
point of view and enabled the: handling
of a much greater tonnage. The perm-
ft system prevents congestion of grain
At any one point to the. detriment of
all concerned. Prince Rupert port is
this year expected to handled several
thmes as much xeport grain as was put
through that elevator Jast year. Twd
factors. will make this possible—the
early
shipments, the boat service ‘s -better
organized, and the Canadian National
Railway. read bed is in vastly better
shape for handling ‘heavy traffic than
ever it was, due to the extensive im-
provements made during the past sum-
mer, This will be a busy fall’ and
winter on the Canadian Natlonal.

o- FIRST SCHOOL FAIR WINS

Teachers and Pupils.. Receive. Credit
From Parenta and Spectators .

The school fair was held in the Kit-
smuhpalium, school last. Priday nnd was
attended by 2 large gathering of par-
ents and friends of the youngsters.
Many’ of the. ‘entries. in--the : different
grades; would have’ been creditable to
much older’ pupils, This was. partic-
ularly noticable in thé: sewing claas, |
The bahd work on many of. the artic-
des were. worthy a place at ‘the ‘fall
show.. : The cooking department Was
& marvel to many mothers and now’ a
lot: of little Sirls are golng to be taken
more into. the home work -and get a
rest. from that ‘pesky ‘dusting all the
time where there aint no dust.
There were many interesting piece:
of wood work by the junior boys who |}:
are dey eloping ideas as well as talent.
There were was an interesting. display
of coins, stamps, tree twigs and native

much eradit to both’ staff and pupils,
and the competition was” very keen,
The Copper “City school made numer-
ous entries and did well ‘in the honors |
Won, - Afternoon tea Was’ served. it
was in charge fo J Miss Elderkin and a
number’ of the older pupils, . The. fair
Was altogether o pleasant * ‘Burprise to
the: ‘spectators, nnd it ig’ worth follow:

BOOZE ‘ON INDIAN RESERVE

‘Two enses of having Hquor. on the
Indian reserve were heard by Magis-
trate ‘Hosking dn the “Hazelton potlea
court. ‘Olle was agaist ‘ay “trarister
man who was delivering: a: paekag za to
a white man, Living on the reserve. and
the other was agaist the may w ho Ie.
celved or was about’ ‘to ‘receive ‘the wet
goods, ‘Both “cases: were ‘dismissed... If
the Indian Act Were: ‘to be enforced. as

could: le consamed
of. the’ Whites ve,

traffic, the shortest distance and per-

' d yiver drivers. The big drive for the
season had been about completed too,

INTERESTING LETTER RECEIVED

Hazelton People will be Pleased that
woods. The school work also: reflected | *

To the Editor Omineca Herald —

your: paper we should ' like: to, thank
the people of Hazelton for their kind
hospitality.
sret and -should liked to have ‘stayed
much longer in such a beautiful ‘spot.

ib |: There rn talks of the girls forming . 2
J basketball club: in New Hatzelton.,.

- Due t to ‘stormy wvea ther: the: first hart
< of. ‘the week all. awirés’ ‘have ‘been’ down!

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ANOTHER SURVEY FOR ROAD

To Connect New Hazelton with a Pos:
. sible Bridge Site at the Hos-
pital Being Made

iF
Another survey for a read on the
south side of the Bulkiey river to.New
Hazelton from a proposed erossing of
the river at the Hospital, is being now
made, This is just.a preliminary ste
to see what kind of a route can be se;
cured and what grade will be neces-
sary. Getting a new site for the high
level bridge is just about as big a prob-
lem os the engineering départment in
this district bas been up against. It
was 2 big problem some dozen or more
years ugo when able engineers and sur-
veyors were looking for a site that’ re-
‘sulted in the high level bridge being
built where it is now, Distances, and
grades and crossings were ail thoro-
ughly gone into then and everything
discarded exeept the present site. At
that time the engineers had only one
object in view, viz., the best grade for

manency of location. They found. the
perfect site and all the hunting from
now until judgment day will not locate
a better site. §ome other furpose
than the original*may now be in the
minds of the powers ‘that be. Phat
will be ascertained when the public
meeting is called and the government
puts its cards on the table.

?

HANSON'S BOOM BROKE

Owing to heavy rains and the sud-
den rise of the Skeena and Kispiox riy-
ers there was a rush of poles from all
along the Skeena to the Hanson boom
tte ‘Cedarvale < on Sunday. ‘with ‘the re:
‘suit that a couple. of: -thousatd’ ‘poles:
‘broke Toosée and’ headed for’ ‘the const;
Té was ‘not. long, however, before a. lot
of men were on the river fishing out
the poles’ and ‘practically. everything
was salvaged, but not at a1 profit by
any means. So. Successful. has the hig | a
pole Company - been with. their drive
this year that it- began to look as it
the Skeena had been conquered by ‘the

Ther Made Good Topression

Dear Sir :—Through the medium of

We leave with much re-

motoring

Tt will not be thra

» Yourg vety. teiity,
2 iL & A: Bentt|

me

an . ¥

and numerous.

Elwood
and Mabel, Mr. aid Mrs, ©. RB, Gilbert.
Mr. and Mrs: R:-L. McIntosh, Mr. and |
Mrs. H. L, Frank and family, Baby
Ardaugh, Mr..and. Mrs. C, H. Thomas,
Mr..anud Mrs. Geo, Dover, Mr. and Mr

8. Kirkaldy, Mr. and Mrs. D, McKtn--
non, Johi.- Couture, - Mary, Desjardines,: _
Mra. Gi! “Thornton, \Srhithers, Misa. -
iva. Artress, Mi'and;Mrs. L. Chretien .
Yorn Cite,
‘Madames Hippisley, Green’ & ‘Skinner.
Mrs:-Grant and’ Family, Mr. and. Miss

Donald; “Miss “Atwood; Mary: V2 Smith,
“| ster Taft, Mr. and Mra, chareén,
| Mr, and’ Mra: Wy ‘A. King; Mr.and Mrs.

‘| Henry Cote, Agnes i. Desjardine
Burkean ‘Miss: ‘Mary “Badak. and’ a.

TERRACE... MOURNS...LOSS OF A
BRIGHT YOUNG LIFE -

'| Miss Florence Vanderlip Passed Away

Suddenly on Satuday After-
neon in Prince Rupert

News of the sudden- death in the
Prince Rupert hospital of Miss Flor-
ence Vanderlip on Saturday, Oct.. 8th,
came as a great-shock to relatives and
friends, a gloom being cast. over the
whole community where the deceased
Was 80 well and so favorably known.
After spending a short holiday with
friends in Hazelton she returned home
Sunday and, although not feeling well,
resumed her occupation and was about
town as late as Friday evening. Dur-
ing the. night her condition became
alarming. The patient was taken to
Prince Rupert on the Saturday train,
accompanied by her father, but she
passed away soon after being admitted
to the hospital Death was due. to
acute ,diabetis, .
The remains were removed to the B.
C. Undertaking parlors and from there
to the train on Monday, accompanied’
as far as the depot by members of
Tsmplan and Tyee Lodges, A. F, & A,
M, and. members of Rebecka Lodge.
Upon arrival of- the body in Terrace a
public service was held in Knox Unit-
ed Church ond Rev, Wm, Allen con-
dueted: the services, The church was
crowded with friends of the deceased
and of the family, Rey. Allen also
conducted the service at the grave.

The late Morence Vanderlip was
born in Ribstone, Alta., on May 24th,
1908 and came to Terrace ‘with her
parents in 1919.: ‘She attended public
‘school here and for the past four years
she was on the staff of! Spatkes Bros.
and Was a “popular employee é h
the’ public and. her eniiployers::. ‘With ‘
‘the young, ‘Beople she was a ‘leader, and ”
she, will be, greatly: i
~The: Tate: ‘Miss’
mourn. fer 1688. a tathé ‘mother, .
one brother, ‘William, * Vietoria, ° B. OC,
sister, ‘Mra. J.B. Agar ind Arthur, —
who: ‘lives ot home. To them is ex-
tended the ‘sincera ‘sympathy’ of. their
friends nnd of the community as a
whole, ‘The loss of ‘one so, young and
useful in the community is keenly felt.
The floral tributes were ‘beautiful
Among those contri-

1

buting, were -—

‘The. Family, ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van-
derlip,. Victoria, Mr.
_| Agr,’ Mr-'and Mrs, Sparkes and Jack,
‘| Geo. Bowie, Hdtbonton; Roger and Jin:
Waish, Hazelton, R. W: Beecher, Mr,
and Mr. MW. I. Smith, Sons of ‘Canada,’

‘and Mrs, J. 3B.

0770. -F., “Mountain: View” Rebecke

Lodge, Rebecka -Lodge,. Prince Rupert,
Mr: and. Mrs, Fred Nash,’ Mr. and Mrs
P. R, Skinner, ‘Usk,’ Mray As J, Kirkal.
dy, Mr. ‘and Mrs. BH. 7. Kenney, Mr.
and Nirs..Riechmond and Mrs. Ardazh,
Mr. find Mrs, "D. W. Casséll; Mr. and
There is everything in Hazelton to] Mrs. W. TY Atwood, Mr. mid Mes, Robt
make it n noted tourist resort, which | Braun, Mrs. Jesdarines, Mrs, Muhro,

we believe it will in time become—
Hshiig, climbing, . hunting,

Mr, and Mrs. Von Hegs, Mrs. A. Ross,
Miss Opal Cassell and Mrs. Law, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo, Little, Mr. and Mrs, H.
throngh beautiful scenie spots‘ and the|L. Kenney, Mr. and Mrs. Haney, Mr.
winter sports. It is truly a.place to| 0d: Mrs, R."W. Riley, Mr. and Mrs.
be proud of if it only had. a few ac.
quisitions, such as wnter works larga
hotel, electric lights, and such things
as, ‘a munileipal council could do to im.
prove Hazelton,
any: lack: on our part. ‘if Hazelton, does
not: get advetilsed’ Whetever : we ‘go! :

Brooks, Mr. and Mrs, Bishop

Min" ania Mreg, Tf, -Adken, --

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without Re attached