B Yes, Sir, Telkwa
Barbecue Sure
Will Thrill ’Em

There being no apeed laws in

the province of British Columbia,

me the people of: Telkwa have step-
my ded right on the gas and are go-
mar ing to give the public the biggest
ma eyeful ever on Labor Day. Take
me squint over the following and
ma see if you don’t agree that she’s
mei Zing to be the.pure ‘cat’s meow’:
Football, baseball, horse races,

Be broncho busting, sureingle riding

me and wild steer riding. -
m@ The Indian Brass Band from
Se Kitwanga will be on hand, and
m Band Leader Bob Sampare says
m they. have a whole mouthful of
music.
o 6CsEvery effort is being made to
a bring in “‘Firefly’’ from Kam-
am loops, and a lot of other real good
a blood will be seen in action.
g Joe Flieger, of Williams Lake,
mechampion trick rider, and his
Bpartner, Jack McAbee, have al-
Meready arrived in Telkwa with
m their string of 17 bucking horses.
BJoe will be Arena Director and
m will do some of bis famous trick
mrides, such as “The Drunken
m Ride’, ‘The Russian Ride’,
m The Squaw Crawl”, and ‘The
§ Princess Slip’’.
| Jack” M¢Abéd is well known’ in
mathe clown act, and if your doctor
mvon’t allow you to laugh, - then,
mior poodness sake, don’ t look ‘at
iJack,
Besides doing the clown stunts
mack will do some pink tea tricks,
such as riding a steer backwards,
mand riding a bull with the saddle;
mthen he will be nice and gentle
aad put on an exhibition ride and
will ride the worst horse on the
grounds.
In addition to the above, there
Swill be the usual big feed of bar-
mbecued beef at 12 o’clock noon,
his year they are putting lots of
Boeef into the pit and guarantee
so fill every hollow tooth in your
mead.
‘They are giving you. the above
gentertainment, -including a free
peat i in the grandstand, for $2.00,
| Khere will be the usual Big
Hance in the Town Hall at night,
ms wellasa Jitney Dance in the
Hew pavilion on the grounds,
y Watch the papers tor further

particulars, —

F Made Trip to Properties
aD. C, Kelley‘ of’ Vancouyer,

Pacific Coast manager of the C. |.

. M. ML, was a ‘week-end visit-
Brin the district, "The first. of.
she week he accompanied Duke
Harris on a trip-to the Silver Cup |,

find to the Mohawk properties, |
n both of which work is being
gone. This was Mr, Kelley’ ‘8
erat visit to the interior and. ‘ha
Sound it to be: a. ‘country. far: ‘be-
Bond his. expectations. Ha: wag |P
eof Sir Henry Thornton's party,| - .

| NEW HAZELTON, B.C., AUGUST 21,195 ==

—————

Starting on School

E, C. LaTrate, of Prince Ru-
pert, successful tenderer for the
New Hazelton school; was in
town over the week-end, arrang-
ing for the commencement of
operations on the building. He
engaged J. H, Willan to supply
the sand and gravel for the
foundation, and went down to
Rupert to order the cement, lum-
ber and hardware, ete. He ex-
pected to return today and get
the work under way by Saturday.
He does not expect to turn the
building over to the school board
before the end of October, but
he says that when he does turn
it over the town will have a rea]
goad school.

New Garage Operating

Cary & Stone are now operat-
ing the Hazelton Garage in pre-
mises they have fitted up across
from the Omineca Hotel. They
have been appointed Ford Service
Agents, and are in a position to
supply all parts and also to give
the service,
a free air station and will supply
as and oil with other supplies,
The new firm is anxious to get a
portion of your business, They
think they can please you.

_ OVERHEARD AROUND

NEW HAZELTON

Miss Annie Fountain, B,A.,
secretary of the girls work in the
religious educational department,
arrived Thursday morning to see
the C. G. I. T. girls.

S. M. Newton, mayor of Prince

Rupert, who will officially open
the flower show today, is the

Fae =}

They are installing

| were rescued from the trees and

* about the rummy table and told

merely side-stepped.

Score One For
Evolution; Men. .
Camp in Trees

A domestie bull. with evil in
his eye and no compassion in his
heart, visited the road camp on

Friday night about midnight and
proceeded to mess things up.

and ripped it up and back again,
got the horses excited and arous-
ed the three men in the adjoin-
ing tent. The bull then took a
dash at the men’s tent with bad
intentions, but the men took to

Mr. Bull. But they had to stay
on their perch and well above the
ground the rest of the night,
The bull made a sorry wreck of
the camp and took a particular
delight in seattering two sacks
of oats over as large an area as
possible. Roosting in a tree for
hours did not appeal particularly
to Pete Spooner and when the
sun appeared on the horizon Pete
began to think about breakfast,
He watched for a chance and by
out-guessing the bull he slid off
his perch and hit for the police
staticn and one or more bulls to
fight angry bull. In due eourse
Bert Spooner and Otto Thornfelt

the bull takén captive.
During the following day num-
erous Major Hooples gathered

of their many marvellous and suc-
cessful encounters with savage
bulls, “Egad, M’lad”. Jackie
Robinson referred to the time a
whole flock of bulls charged him.
He awaited their approach and

roared by he reached out and

the Four Mile wagon road last

He charged the horse tent first

trees and just one jump ahead of

As they}:

now on.

path, :

and returned to ‘the: coast from
ere... on ae

‘proceeded east.

i

won
. l

guest of C. H. and Mrs. Sawle.

Sealy & Doodson, of Smithers,
will start today to make weekly
trips to New Hazelton, Hazelton, |°
and South Hazelton, with a full
supply of fresh meats.

for the truck.

Haye you started your prepara-
tions for exhibiting at the big
Prince Rupert fair on Sept. 8th
to 12th? ._To show at Rupert and
to win: means winning against
the whole of the north and only
high class stuff should be sent.
The interior produces high class
| stuff and can clean up. the prizes
{by exercising a littlé care from

5-tf

Fred Stork, M. P.. got away
from Rupert Jast Saturday on the
President’s train. and stopped off
at Terrace about noon where he
remained-until Monday and then
He isspying out
the land preparatory to the next
‘Liberal . convention. Mr, ‘Stork
‘believes there will be an: electian
this fall and he is ‘out on the’ war

é

Mrs. R Clapp, of Prince Rie
pert, - is’ pending * a holiday din
«Terrace. ”

Watch
06

ic "week end.

tapped each one on the head.
There’s was nothing to it, egad!
Then up pops Jim Hodder, with
a spark of the old fire sparkling
in. his sparklers, by Jove. He
recalled a time in Texas when he
saved the nation, Killing. bulls
was his morning ‘exercise, We
got a phone cal! about then and
as we departed the last we heard
was bull, aed

Mining Men Were Visitors

J. F, Duthie and Capt, John
Turner, accompanied by Mrs,
Duthie and daughter, motored
down from Smithers on Tuesday
to New Hazelton, and visited one.
or two local mining properties,
and returned the same afternoon;
Mr. Duthije has been on’ a busi-
ness trip through the. ‘north and
the interior durigg:the:past few
weeks, and has. now about got.
things -lined  up.:for - hig mining
enterprises, : He:expected to: be
able to.get away for tha: south by
Friday, but he: -wiil: return again
about the midddle‘of October. or

A number of: young bloods tore |

ed from Vanéouver the first of
the week, ,

during the: early bart of the}.
week, ty

Trainload of Poles
A solid train of cedar poles

& Timber Co., passed through
early on Wednesday morning on
its way to the East. This was
the first trainload of material
shipped east by any one firm
in this district since the Silver
Standard mine sent out a train-
load of high-grade ore in 1913 or
14. There remains a number of
trainloads yet to be shipped be-
fore last season's cut has all been
cleaned up.

-Moving to Calgary
Mrs. MacKay has decided to
move to Calgary about the first
of the month and make her home
there in future, She is selling
practically all her household fur-
hiture, particulars of which will
be found in another column of
this issue.
family will be much missed: from
Hazelton, as she has always
taken a leading part in social and
church circles.

C. Haugland and B. Unger
were Hazelton visitors over the
the week-end,

Dave Wilson, partner of B,
Treston, left for Kalum Lake on
Friday to begin work on his
‘aineral claims.

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enter een ramarneg

Master T, Allison, of Prince
Rupert, is spending a holiday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Carr.

C Waldron, of Vancouver, is
spending. a holiday with: hia
daughter Edna at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. King.

A number of tennis enthusiasts
journeyed to Usk on Saturday to
play a friendly game with the
racquet wielders there,

Errol Bennett, who has been
relieving Harry Richmond ag
/pumpman on this subdivision for
‘several months, left for his home| _
in Endako this week,

What might easily have been a
fatal accident occurred on Thurs-
day last, when Eimivel Haugland
was badly. crushed between logs
which were overturned while be-
ing brought into the mill. He
was immediately gushed to the
Hazelton Hospital “for. medical
attention, and is making a Rood
recovery, «.

Jas. Richmond, Geo, Little and
Mr. and Mrs: J.. B. Agar return-.

‘Mr, and Mrs: Jack Hoar: were
visitors i in town from Kalum Lake] ’

‘Alfred Stork, . M. P, oF Prins

ed to Smith ers bes car aver. Jast

Rupert,
ane) B Le am town.

was” : veek-end- visitor

shipped by the Hanson: Lumber

Mrs. MacKay and.

ties of the valley for’ location,

Contract Let for |
Nurses’ Home |
at the Hospital

H, M. Wilson, of Terrace, was
the successful tenderer for the
nurses’ residence which is to be
constructed in connection. with
the Hazelton Hospital. The
Board of Directors met on Satur-

day evening and considered four
bids, from builders in Smithers,
Port Simpson and Terrace. The
contract price is. slightly under
$9,000,

The work is to commence im-
mediately. and the building is to
be commpleted by the middle of
November. The directors decid-
ed that lumber. manufactured
locally was to be used in every
way possible, and imported ma-
terial will only be used for the
fancy touches, —

The nurses’ residence will be a a
great addition to the Hospital,

a great improvement for the
nurses who will occupy it and for
the patients in the hospital. The
building will be situated between
the Hospital and the road and
Slightly to the east of the Hos-
pital. It is a splendid focation.

The building will be very com-
plete and very comfortable. No-
thing fancy is being put on; but .

_ _g/at a later, date verandahs and
Sleeping porches and other lux-

uries may be added.

Entertained Sir Henry

Sir Henry Thornton, president
of the Canadian National Rail-
ways, and party, travelling in a
Special train, stopped last Satur-
day afternoon'at South Hazelton
where several local citizens with
cars and flowers met them. The
party made it known that they

| would appreciate.a drive over the

half-moon route. Their desire
was granted and the visitors re-
joined their train at New Hazel-
ton an hour later,

Transfer Office Moved »

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Falconer
moved this week from Court

|Street to the corner of Govern-

ment Street.and.the Great High-
way, where they will make their
home in future. They are occu-
pying the old Holland building,
which has been thoroughly te-:
novated and: put in first-class
repair. - The’ office of Falconer’ 8
Transfer will occupy. the front
part of the building, : ‘Which was
-| formerly used: ag: a ‘store, This ©
will. provide. a splendid: “office and
express room: -The naw: premises
will enable them’. to furnish an

even better service to thelr large |

and i increasing. clientele, - 7 : |

Dr. Jn: T. Steele, of Vancouver, :
paid Terrace’. a! ‘flying Visit Jag
week,” looking into ‘the possibili-

he Hetald is. 5 $2001