The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 1

Loans on Improved Farms, rong or Short Teriods. flic H. PORT CO. COLUMBIA NEW WESTMINSTER. B.

C. LI (0 0 tn 1871. 1892. OUR Grand Annual Cash Clering Sale For 30 days only, previous to taking stock, CMENCWG llTH INST. BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING.

Hatch our bulletin board for specialties Yours anxious to please G.RishwelliSon Advances Promptly Made. Applt to Sole Agent, CHILLIWACK. All business strictly confidential. Wmi Election! fl Notice is hereby given that WM. FARRELL, vl.W.

PAISLEY Manager, We Invite All TO SEE OUR LARGE STOCK OF 4 A 13. M'GILLIVRAY will be a Candidate for the Holiday trade of Ohilliwack, 2he principal planks in his platform to all purchasers will be Special Inducements, Prices, Goods Attention. Ask for prices before purchasing elsewhere. Vancouver, H. C.

0 Sox f5f Boots Shoes, Rubbers, etc At the new BOOT SHOE STORE on Wellington Street, next door to the Hardware. It J. McINTOSH, Ohilliwack. CI) The Duke of Clarence and Avon dale is dead. A.

M. auctioneer, of Vancouver, is in town. Lime! Lime! Lime! at E. Wize's, New Westminster. 19 tf Cardinal Manning died in London on the 14th of Cement and Brick at J.

E. Wize's, New Westminster. 19 tf L. W. Paisley was at Westminster this weak on importaut business.

Rosa's Arcade has a change of ad. in the Progress this week. Bead it. Jackets way below cost at G. R.

Ashwell Son's, 40:41 Blank receipt books, with stiff binding, at the Progress Office. The interior of the Methodist church is being kalsomined, re painted and generally improved. Plaster Plaster! Plaster! at J. E. Wize's, New Westminster.

19 tf Born. At Snmas, on the 11th the wife of Mr. Henry Hall, of a eon both doing well. Do you want ulster cloth below cost for cash; if to, go to G. B.

Ash well Son. 40:41 The new Council Board, for 1892, were initiated into the secrets of Municipal management last Monday. Building operations are still progressing. The recent inclement weath er does not seem to retard progress in that respect. CniLLiwACK Municipal Council meets as a Court of Bevision on the Big Prairie Drainage By Law next Saturday, 23rd.

Look up Ash well's Emporium for genuine bargains for cash in boots shoes and clothing. A full attendance of the Brethren of L. O. L. No.

1470 is requested for next Monday night when business of importance will be transacted. Dr. Richardson, Dentist of Van couver, is at the Harrison House. He will remain hero till Saturday morning for the practice of his profession. New Brick for sale, and constantly on hand, at the Chilliwack Brick Yard.

Applv to F. W. Lambert; residence, on Alma Street yard, rear of public llnarties purchasing goods to the value of $30.00 milt Commencing on Monday, a Allpat lies worth S3.50. with numerous tinuing as long asnavigation during the present century. Give us a call at the old stand.

(LTD.) OF HUDDERSFIELD, ENGLAND Authorised Capital, $25,000,00 Subscribed $1,875,000 Large or Small Amounts, Instalments due under ur chase Agreements Discounted. The enterprising proprietors of the Chilliwack Sash and Door Factory are having a very neat and complete price list, in pamphlet form, publish ed at tins office, which will be out in a fw davs. The gentlemen at the head of this new industry are well and favorably known here as upright business men, which is a guarantee in Ueelf of their future success. Ms. Isaac Kipp's commodious residence was brilliantly lit up last Wednesday night, the occasion being the "At Home." under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church.

Owing, no doubt, to the excitement of the municipal elections, the attendance war not so large as othei wise would have been. How You are looking forward to marriage in the near or distant future. What marriage will bring you in life and joy when it comes, depends in a very large measure what you are in vouth. 1 see young men and women in regard to whom one would be al most safe to prophesy that marriage will bring them but a scant blessing. They are spoiling themselves ior their future by flirtation, i do not mean to include iu that word what may grow to be budding of a true and conjugal love.

But, outside that, there is such a thing us playing at love, or trifling with love. Granted even that both of you understand that it is ouly a little bit of play you are engaged in, is love not too serious a thinL too saored a thing, thus to be trifled with? You are cheapening one of God's best gifts, you are rubbing off the bloom irom the fair sweet flower of love, and that bloom, once rubbed off, you will scarcely restore in alter years. Love is too precious to be frittered away for amusement. You will want all its strength and freshness when you give your heart to another. Keep it sacred.

It is a treasure to be guarded for that other to whom your life will be linked not to be dribbled away in unmanly and unwomanly trifling. Squander it uow and you run the risk of bankruptcy in the future. The flirt we call heartless, and rightly; there is no high ideal of marriage there, no reserve of love to make it successful. No man or woman who feels what conjugal love may be, and what it may accom plish, will dare to trifle with it. Odds and Ends.

The C. P. R. have reduced the price of farming landg $1 per acre. Mr.

Fred Cope was elected mayor of Vancouver by a majority of 15 votes over his competitor, Dr. Car rol. Baron Hirsch has offered to pay the expenses of settling a thousand Jew ith families in tne Canadian norm, west, Lady Macdonald has given in structions to enter a suit against the Toronto Globe for heavy damaged for having stated that she participated in speculation in tne Begina town site Anclication will be made at the next session of Legislature by J. Alex Cunningham. H.

M. Cunningham, U. Cunningham, E. A. Curtis, Wm L.

Newson. A. E. White, and Thos Cunniueham, to incorporate the Cun ningham Hardware Company Limited with a capital of to carry on a wholesale and retail Hardware busi ness, including stoves, tinware, house famishing, mill supplies and plumb inrz supplier witn Heart office Westraiuster. The well known firm of Messrs.

Cunningham Bros, will be ever, there was a fair merged into the new company, wuich 1 all of whom expressed themselves as starts under most favorable auspice having had a social time. Columbian S. A. CAWLEY 4 CO'S 18' THE RIGHT PLACE TO BUY Agricultural Implements, Hardware, Stovas ami Tinware. 00 TO S.

A. CAWLEY CO. Giant, Jutlton, Blasting aud Sporting Powder. PAINTS AND OILS. FIRST YEAR NO.

41. CHILLIWACK, B. C. THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. 1892.

W. T. JACKMAN, Proprietor. BINDERS, MOWERS, RAKES, PLOWS, HARROWS, STRAW Cutters. CD gctitl aa tljer gtcms.

school. 19 tf. Bev. Jas. A.

Wood, of Eichmond, brother of our esteemed head teaoher, will preach Missionary sermons at Cheam, Bosedale and Camp Slough churches next Sabbath, All winter goods and trimmings bebw cost for cash to make room for the largest stock of dry goods ever seen in Chilliwack. No trouble to show goods. G. B. Ashwell Son.

Henry Ashwell is just recovering from a severe dose of la grippe and measles. We are pleased, however, to see that he is able to resume his arduous duties again behind the counter. and con remains open, tne steamer fairy yneen will make tri weekly trips to hilliwack, calling at the most importan points en route, Mrs, D. McGillivray, of Sumas, lies in a critical condition with gastric fever. Dr.

Henderson is in attend ance, and it is hoped that under his careful treatment, the suffering pa tient may soon be convalescing. A carload of "Bain" wagons and sleighs expected to arrive in a few days, which will be sold fifteen per cent, cheaper than any ever sold in this settlement. Wait till they arrive and get a bargain, S. A. Cawley Co.

89 tf The Chilliwack brass band has been re organized, and under the leadership of Mr. B. J. Marshall we expeet the baud will make rapid progress. Make haste, boys, and prepare yourselves to give the citizens an occasional opeu air ooncert.

On Friday afternoon last Thos. Laidlaw's team of horses took fright opposite the Methodist chureh and ran away, and in their flight, ran against a telegraph pole, upsetting the wagon and breaking the harness. One of the horses fell, but no injuries of a severe nature were sustained. Local matter, of interest, is like hen's teeth lew and lar between. If nothing locally happens before our next issue, we will be obliged to draw largely upon our imagination.

What the preaching is for. There is a story that some children had a discussion concerning the cervices in one of our fashionable temples, One younster who had reached the mature age of seven, said "I'd juit like to know what preaching is for. "Oh, don't you know inquired his five year old sister; "its to give' the choir a rest, of course." The announcement is made that as a result of the recent conference of Canadian nail manufacturers in Toronto, a pool has been formed in the manufacture of wire nails including every factory in the Dominion, except the Foster foundry at St. John's, N. B.

The proprietor is in sympathy with the movement and will undoubtedly pool when full arrange are completed. The pool will have the elect of raising prices s'ight Ottawa Notes. Ottawa, Jan. 16. The Nioola Valley Railway Company will apply to Parliament to declare the company, within the Province of Britisli Colon' bia, a body politic within the jurisdio tion of the Parliament of Canada, and ask ior power to extend their line from Nioola Lake by way of Douglas Lake, Grand Prairie, Vernon, Coldwater, Valley, Cherry Creek Mines and Fir Valley to Arrow Lake, thence along Arrow Lake to connect with the Columbia and Kootenay Railway at Robson.

Several old Canadian Pacific Railway conductors received a notification that their eervices would be required no longer yesterday. They include conductors Harry King, Martin and Morris, all well known railroad men. No cause was given for their dismissal. Sir Adolpbe Caron deuies without reservation that Hon. T.

McGreevy. or any one else, paid one dollar or any other amount to him or his order from the Quebec harbor subscriptions. If it can be proven he will refund the money. Flirtation. T.

A. Grejg. editor, and E. Carger, advertising agent of the Toronto Evening News, have been suspended, pending an investigation of the charges that they attempted to extort $10,000 from Col. Alexander.

Gold quartz has within the last week or so been discovered at Oak Bay and at Mount Tolmie, Victoria. In the latter the quartz has been found to assay $38 in gold to the ton, and if the ore is to be found in paying quantities it will no doubt be worked. Miss Jane E. Groom, an English lady who has takeu an active interest in child emigration to Canada, had an interview with the Dtputy Minister of Agriculture at Ottawa. Miss Groom has just returned from a visit to the tettlemsats of deaf and dumb in the Northwest and reports that they aro progressing well.

Major Walker, of Calgary, under instructions from the Baroness Mao donald, of Earnscliffe, is erecting for her ladyship at Banff a "Bungalow" of logs, the site being near the C.P.R. hotel. The cost will be $1,300 to $1,600. It is expected that her lady, ship will spend a portion of each summer at Banff. She is now at Lakewood, New Jersey, The Canadian Pacific Railway Company have entered into an arrange ment with the proprietors of the Montreal Vaudrieul Railway, which is still in course of construction, by which the Canadian Pacific Company will operate tho road already con structed for the owners.

The building of the line will be pushed forward the spring. POST OFFICE. OFFICE HOURS Money Order Business 8 to 1 2 to 7 10 tol 8 to 5 MAILS CLOSE. For C. P.

R'y on week days at 9 p. nr For Sumas at 6 p. m. every week day. For Sardis at 6 p.

m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. For Cheam at 6 p. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

S. Mellard, P. M. sr. thomas' church, chilltwack.

Services every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Evening at 7:80 o'clock. Holy Communion let Sunday 11 a. m. Third Sunday, 8 a.

ni, Vicar Rev. W. Baugh Allen. Churchwardens J. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CHILLIWACK.

Services every Sunday at 11 a. in. aud 7:80 p.m. Rev.W. R.

Ross Pastor. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Prayei meet every Thursday evening at 7 30. Strangers and visitors always wel come, sittings Irte. METHODIST CHUBCU.

Chilliwack Services every Sunday at 11 a ra and 7 pm. Sunday Schoel at 2:80 in. kpwortu League every Thursday evening at 7:80. Rev Bowell, Supt; Rev. E.

Michner, Col league; A II Gillanders buperin tendent. Stranger and visitors al ways welcome. Sittings free. Sumai Service every Sunday at 8 Cheam Service every Sunday at 10:80 a m. MUNICIPAL ceVMCIL.

Reeve. Thos. E. Kitchen, M.P.P. Councilors.

Atkinson, A Vedder, A Campbell, Kennedy, A Smith, Armstrong. Clerk of Council A Cawley Assessor and Collector A Cawley Treasurer Mellard SCHOOL TRUSTEES. John McCutcheon, John Hend erson and Samuel Mallard OHILLIWACK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETT President Ashwell, Secretary Cbadsey Treasurer Mellard members or house or commons Ottawa, New Westminster District. Gordon Corbould, MEMBERS Or THE LOCAL LEGISLATURE Thos. E.

Kitclien, P. Jas. Punch, M.P C. B. Sword, M.P.P.

DISTRICT OFrlCIALS Judge County Court Hon Bole Registrar Court Obadsev Duputy Sheriff Webb, Commissioner for Affidavits aud Notary MelUrd JUITICfcl Or THE PEACE. Ashwell D. McGillivray Esq AC Wells S. Mellard A Gillauders Eiq. 1 GbDside COLUMBIA ST.

New Westminster. For Everything and Anything. 9 61 HENDERSON'S Closing Out $14.00 Ulster for 6.00 J. MUNRO, Chilliwack, B. C.

Dealer in all kinds of Stoves JOBBING Promptly attended to. Shingles! The best made in the Province for $2 per thousaud, delivered in any part of the city or at any steamer's wharf. All orders promptly filled. ELMER WARD, New Westminster. Close to Mechanic's Mill.

NEW BAKERY AND BOARDING HOUSE In Chilliwack. THOS. LAY begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Chilliwack and vi cinity, that he is prepared to supply everything in the bakery lino at the lowest living prices. A first class article in evory liue guaranteed. Board Lodgings on the premises Meals supplied at all hours.

Catering for parties a specialty. Remember the stand, Nowell St short distance irom the P. 0. Dry Goods at Cost To make room for my immense stock of Spring Goods now ordered. This Sle is Genuine.

No Humbug. Now is the time to get bargain Remember the place. HENDERSON'S CORNER. CHILLIWACK, During the next two weeks we want to clear out what is left of our Ladies' and Children's Ulsters and Jcket3. We will give you a bargain if tho Coat suits you.

$8.00 3.50 Come and see thetu cost price is lost sight of completely. K2Dou't forget to call when you are iu Town and see these bargains at ROSE ARCADE. Thompson, Tytler Land Surveyors, and Civil, Mining and Hydraulic Engineers. Real Estate and Insurance Agents. SOLE AGENTS FOR LOTS IN RAILWAY.

TOWNSITE AND MI. BENT'S ADDITION THERETO. AORE PROPERTY CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. POST OFFICE BLOCK, CHILLIWACK, B. HAVING PURCHASED Till BLACKSMITH business ofJaa.

McDonald, we arere pared to do nil kinds of REPAIRING. Waggons, Bugsifs.in fact all kiais ef farm niacbiuery work done order and satisfaction guaranteed. HORSESHOEIXO a Specialty. SULLIVAN McCREA, McDonall's Old Stand, Chilliwaek. 16 tf New Cheese.

Th Chilliwack Cheese Faetery if now ready to fill orders for the 1891 make. Address. A. C. WELLS, tf Chilliwek.B.

C. D. LYAL Booksellers and Stationers. DEALERS IN PIAKfOS, ORGANS, MUSIC AND FANCY GOODS. Westminster, 81 8 SAMCFL MFLZIWD, COWFVAA AsD A'OlAJtr TUXLIC, CQ(MISSIOtfJE1t FOX AFFIDAVITS IJT SUT'SME COUXT, 6.