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Following the Rebekah ‘bean feast
on Hallowe’en the members of the I.
0.0.F. lodge gave n Hallowe’en party
that was well attended, In choosing
the evening the lodge members had felt
they could perform & public service by
offering a good outlet for the spirit. of
fun thut is munifest on.this-particular’
night, It was felt that the young folk
could have o teal time, and not enuse

danatge to other people’s property.
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Rev. C. A. Hinchliffe has heen ‘home,
a omuniher - of days with an attack of,
Tumbage.

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Gordon Temple spent the latter ‘hai
of the week at Lakelse Lake.
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Austin Goodenorgh was here =
week, * a

last

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The anglers are still getting © fish.
Por instance High School Principal A.
Bb. White went out’on Saturday after.
thon with Ceorge Doyer. jr. When
they came back -the pedagogue had a
eit of nice trout, nid the pupil had
five.

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‘Mrie Morenarrived: hone from the:
Yukon on Monday night. He says he .
had a very good season in the ‘north
and was bisy as a carpenter practl-'
cally all the time.
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‘rhe Catholic bazaar was a very sue-
cessful affair on Saturday afternoon. |
It wns -well patronized hy the com-|

_ unity and the afternoon session net

ted something in: the neighborhodd of.
S80. ‘The evening was equally success: |
ful, und included the interest of bring.
ing the results of a number of draws,’
Leading prize winners were ;—Johann »
Seaton, $15; M. Damajanie, $105" "KS |
vans, silver set; Mrs, 8. Beondin, ae
bridge set. am

especially good ‘this year; folic seem
i fo have a-greater renlization of what

Which all the churches wil participate

Basketball got away to something of
n start on Saturday night when trial
fumes were played in each section.
Tenms hove been lined up and the two
girls teams took the ftoor first. Ow-
ing to an epedimic of bad colds some
of the hest playera were off of one
tenm and the results were a little one-
sailed. The boys also had a goo’ work
out, As yet the teas have not been
named, but ‘it is planned te have them

tagzed before next Saturday night.
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<The boys say Sunday was some day,
They don’t sey much about: diteks or
geese but ‘they had a lot of remarks on
Monday morning ahout the tventher,
According, to. stories’ they had rain, &

little snow, some wind, then riin and

snow—no. one Was disappointed. ’
meme . aw

George Gregory went into action on
Saturday. afternoon. with a big ship-
ment of Veteraft poppies, and before
evening he had disposed of most of his
stock. He says. the Tesponse has been

the popnies stand for,

~ Avmistice service, 1 united service in

will take place in. thé United Church
tn Hazelton. on Friday: morning. You
are requested to’ be in your places by a}
quarter to.eleven so 18. to take part in
the twa minutes of silence at | eleven.
While Rev. “My. Golightly will be
cbarge uf the service the minister of
the Anglienn church and the captain
of the Salvation will both take’ part,

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Mrs. Hugo Johnson has returned to
her home in New Hazelton after a stay
0S 4 patient in the hospital. :

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Mrs, Norman Cary bas parchased a
house’ in JJazelton adjoining the Angii-
ean church from Ms W. W. Anderson
yal will Tieve ‘there in ing few ; days.

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WAY.
| have been mnking progress on the rand’.

; tient, and have been long: sufferizie:
formstion, : that: notwithstanding -
TER. ‘of. Provinelal ‘roadway, -eontigu-
‘the: fact: that’. tH,

owned, cand; opera

Rebekahs ‘Are
Warming up for
Winter Doings

With the coming of winter days the
ladies of Rebekah Lodge have entered
upon na series of social functions. The
first was held at the home of Mrs. F,
Frank, Noble Grand of the Lodge. It

‘home since’ the marriage of Mr. and
Mrs; Floyd Trank during the summer.
A very enjoyable afternoon was spent, |
and the guests, head a delightful time
inspecting the home, wedding presents |-
and with the delightful refreshments
that were served. Doe

The second social afternoon was at
the home ‘of’ P.N,G, Mrs, Ivan Frank.
She had .something unusual for the
district to show her guests. quite a
flock of canaries and great interest
was shown in her’ methods of caring
for and training the birds, There ap-
pears to have been something unusnal
on the way back to town. The lodge
reporter says its hard to know low
they did ‘get back but “Charlotte” the
family earriage of Mrs, G, Herbert can
supply the answer. . :

The third function was one of pub-
He interest and took the form of a
bean feast on the afternoon of Hal
lowe’en. The I.0.0.F. hall was very
tastefully decorated in yellow and in
black, the same motif being. carried
through with: the table decorations.

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Hallowe’en 2 Not
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Safe Night-for.-

All ta. be Free
‘When the train cnme in from Ru-
pert at ten p.m. Hallowe'en Engineer
Russell Smith found the east end of
the track blocked with a flat car that
was partly leaded with poles. For-
tunately he had the train slowed down
and was able to-stop before he bit the|'
obstruction, The car was spotted at
the east: end of the side track and Cary
Pohle had started loading that day,
Sometime during the evening the gang
with a. distorted sense of. humor had
run the car off the side track and on
to the main Hine, To do this they
must have either broken the switch
lock or have stolen n key from some
place or else stole another switch lock.
Fortunately the ‘train was from the
west and would naturally be slowing
down some for the station.’ A west
bound train would have been gaining
speed and woukl surely have been a
wreck. C.N.R, investigation officer
and Cons. McKenney took the matter
up. Up to date no official action has
been taken, Apart from that the Hal-
lowe’en .season passed’ off fairly ‘well,

except on the outskirts of town’ and on
the hench,

“Local Member

Continued from Page 1
During the past few years we

of approximately two miles .per year
so that yon will readily see that at the |.
rate. of going ‘it: Will be,.some sixty ‘twa.
or sixty three. years. yet before: thig
objective | is attained, . However, the
people of Prince Rupert are very yia+

I. ‘would lke tu. point: out for wour-in- 1.
tlie |
fet that, they hace: uly ; nme, twelve

bu]
jhave- ab palation
of| some 7,000. people and some t 500 card |:

ited in ‘the’: Gity of |:

IN,

any.

was the first time a number of the!
‘ladies had ‘paid * a visit to the new)

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Gor don Temple, Prop. -

road, ‘built -at thelr own expense, with
out the Provincial gasistnnce, and J
question whether there is a parallel)
case of this kind in the whole Pro.
vinee ‘of British Columbin. - - .
‘IT am sntisfied that for the time. be-
ing, the people of Princes Rupert would
be quite pleased if the yvovernment
would finish one small gap in that
highway, enabling them to ship their
ears from Prince Rupert to Terrace
And then come up on our highway net
work. There are some twentytfive
“Imiles to be completed in that gap and
the progress made, with the moneys
available, is of necessity ‘very slow,
For the past several years it, has been
completed at. the rate of about a. “mhile
a year, . This means that the people
of Prince. Rupert, as well ad people
adjacent to this road will be obliged tg
wait at-Jeast 25 years before they ore
afforded that accommodation,

make a few brief references to” the

ern ‘portion of this province. It has
already been referred to by one hon-
orable member in the house and it was

past summer to meet: the’ representa-
tive of Old Country ‘interests in this
regard in the person : ‘of: Sir Henry

| Page Croft who Was 80 discourtiously

referred to by “one howorable niémber
in this house a few days ago aa: being
a “evack pot” imperialist, an itinerant
member of the British House of Com-
mons. Prior to meeting Sir Henry
und his party, I feel forced to admit
that I was somewhat sceptical about
the success of such a project, but after
discussing the matter fully with these
representatives, there Is no doubt in
my mind but what suc an undertaking
cin be successfully and. profitably car-
ried out, both to those who propose to
settle in this orea and the country it-
self. Unfortunately, after the con-
clusion of the war, more British emi.
érants are leaving the component parts
of the Empire than are. resettling in
those parts, and their placey.are being
filled by aliens who hava, in many re-
specis, little or nothing in “common
with or loyalty to our Wmptre tradi-
tions. We require, and-cin' accom:
modate, large numbers, if they are
able to finance themselves and derel-
op our natural resources and our agrt-
| cultural Invds, particulariy the Iatter
Statistics show, Mr. Speaker, that
there are in the British Isles 4€8-peo-

~[ ple to the square mile, while in Cana:

da we have but three to the square
| mile, and durlng the period of the 10
years immediately: preceeding. the war,

|] some 200,000 people left the. British

Isles for ‘the: “overseas: ‘dominions, bat
‘since the: war the: "ex stig
negligible. con MOR TG

the year we ‘have: witnessed ‘in. the
modern | / world throughout.” ‘Hurope}]

ration’ 6£€-war' or legitimate < CHIE! 0
quarrel of. offence): merely: ‘the ~
of ‘an invading ' ‘nation, fOr ;
-Without: sufftelent: “population at
our views insofar; ‘as;,.this, Commons
“Rrealth .-of, nations: is. concerned:
swithout ‘reinforcements‘for our,

“population. sharing stimiiar : wiews ‘that

wa, ourselves, :

-haye;...o1k On
‘this “Doininion: ‘ei tit position dn,

the Hight: of; recent

pH operate thely own “cars on theit own,

jragoline tax. of seven ‘sents a rallon. ta

| . developments’ ‘tn: -Ruroye, “of ‘eceaalty

is precarious. Pee ee
To. be: ‘Conthued nett, Week.

Now, Mr, Speaker, I would like: te.

niatter of land settlement in the ndtth-|

‘my privilege and Pleasure during. the.

a been ‘

» May I also ) pont out that. during oe fh le

hostile - invasions,: without any” eela- om

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