The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 4

4 Buy Fry's Cocoa at Ashwell's The Palms is the place to go for Pure Ice Cream. Mr. A. O. McKenzie, Vancouver, is visiting with old friends in the valley this week.

Buy OgMvie's Rojtal Household Flour at Ashwell's. Cecil Bradwin is going around on crutches as a result of being kicked in the hip by a horse. A large shipment of Bee Supplies now in. Toms Bros. At the I.

O. O. F. Grand Lodge session last week, Mr. J.

L. Stark was appointed district deputy grand Genuine Chick Feed that will make them grow, 5c. per lb. Buy it at Ash well s. "Mothers of France" is a great war picture in seren reels of awe inspiring scenes.

Imperial theatre, June 25th and 26th. Buy well's. Welch's Grape Juice at Ash Canadian Gem and Bangholm Turnip seedin stock. Toms College street. Local strawberries made their first appearance on Monday.

The first shipment was made by Mrs. Bradwin, leaving Chilliwack on Sunday. Tuition in shorthand, elementary and advanced, class twice a week. W. R.

Brown, phone 235. Mr. Norman McDonald, B. C. Telephone plant chief at New West cin ster, was a visitor to the district during the week.

Mr. McDonald was investigating the possibility of damage to the company's line which crosses the Fraser at Rosedale. Protect your Property by insuring in Board Fire Insurance Companies, with Wm. Dusterhoeft, Notary Public and Conveyancer. Mrs.

E. J. Carvolth, of aVncouver, has returned to Chilliwack and will spend a couple of months here. lars. Carvolth's daughter, Miss Gladys, who has been nursing in the military hospitals at Salonica for some months, is at present on the staff in Northern France.

Have you seen the Ansco Folding Pocket Cameras? All sizes and prices also films, all sizes. Amateur finishing. Tucker's Studio. Prior to Rev. Mr.

Dunham's departure from Chilliwack, the members of Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythias, of which Mr. Dunham is a member, presented him with an address of appreciation for his services to the order while here and wishing him every success in his new Just Arrived a Car Load of California Coarse and Dairy Salt See us for prices at once, as prices will be much higher in the near future A. LANGSTAFF Sardis Phone F243 THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 19X7. CHAMBERLAIN'S 1 THE HOUSE OF QUALITY SALE OF PORCH AND VERANDA FURNITURE Grass Settees, Couches, Rockers and Chairs. Arm Chairs for $3.50 Veranda Screens, Awnings and Lawn Seats, Con goneum Squares all sizes.

Cedar Mops 75c Cedar Polishes, Furniture Polish and Linoshine for the linoleum and oilcloths. PICTURE FRAMING AND UPHOLSTERING oooooooooooooooooop jCocal 0 ooooooooooooooooooo PHONE 185 Motes' for fresh groceries. Mr. M. H.

Nelems, of Vancouver, was a visitor in the city for a couple of days during the week. On page 2, see Ashwell's Store News Mr. A. H. Mcintosh, Leavenworth, spent a few days last week at Mr.

A. MacKenzie's, "Drumtoch ty," Cheam. Meet your friends at The Palms, the cosiest refreshment parlors in town. "The Eyes of the World," shown at the Imperial on Wednesday and Thursday evenings drew good house? and the picture was well received. Buy your Straw Hats now at Ashwell's while the stock is complete in all sizes.

Justice of the Peace Moynihan of McBride, BjC, was finod the other day by a brother J. P. at McBride, on a charge of shooting ducks out of season. Last call for early cabbage and tomato plants. Winter CabbRge, Brussels Sprouts, Celeryand bedding out plants now ready.

Toms Bros. College street. FOR PURE HOMEMADE ICE CREAM GO TO JOHNSON'S We use the Vortex Sanitary Service. Ladies, Attention! Buy A Corsets from Ashwell's new stock just arrived. A patriotic concert in aid of tho Prisoners of War Fund will be given by the pupils of Mrs.

Sigfrid Ed strom, assisted by outside talent, in the Sardis hall, at 8 o'clock Friday evening, June 29. Admission, 25 cents. Children under 15 free. Buy 3 Krinkle Corn, Flakes at Ashwell's, Friday and Saturday. Groceries always fresh and deliv ced to any part of the city, when you place your order with Motes.

Tel. 292. A Garden Party will be given on the grounds of the East Chilliwack hall, THURSDAY, JULY 5TH by the St. Eloi Chapter I.O. D.E.

A good programme, guessing contest, and plenty of pies, ice cream, strawberries, is being provided by the ladies. Fine lot of Geraniums. Toms Bros. College Street. Mr.

G. W. Ashwell went to Vancouver to attend an important meeting of the People's Prohibition Executive. Messrs. Langs Roddis, Rosedale, have placed a stock of shingles in the yards of J.

P. Robertson, where customers in this section may secure supplies. One of the the sights of Chilliwack City are the Display Windows of Ashwell's Dept. Store. Be sure and see them this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Christie, of Courtenay, Vancouver Island, spent a week of vacation as guests of Mr. and Mr3.

F. B. Lyle. They came up the valley in their car, and owing to the Yale road on the prairie being flooded, they had to travel via Sumas City, Columbia Valley and Cultus Lake. The trip from Sumas to Chilliwack required four hours of travel.

ANNOUNCEMENTS and COMING EVENTS Notices of political, suffrage, patriotic and society meetings, concerts, entertainments socials, inserted under this head five cents per line per issue. Minimum charge twenty Ave cents. Carman Ladies' Aid will hold tlioir I annual garden party on July 10th. The Ladies' Aid of Cooke's Presbvter ian Church will hold a tea and sale of home cooking and useful articles, on the Manse Grounds, on Friday afternoon. June 22nd.

St. Peter's church, Rosedale, will hold its annual garden party and sale of work on Friday, June 29, on the vicarage grounds. Various attractions. Admission 10 cents. An American tournament will be held on the courts of the Chilliwack Tennis Club on Friday, June 29th from 3 to 7 p.m.

Entry fee 25 cents. Everybody welcome. Proceeds for Church Guild. The ladies of the Baptist Church will hold a Rummage Sale in the Old Variety Store on Friday and Saturday June 29th and 30th. Part of proceeds for Prisoners' of War.

Donations may he left at the store Wednesday and Thursday pluvious to thesale. The Ladies' Aid of Atchelitz Presbyterian Mission will hold their annual' garden party at the home oT Mr. Angus MacDonald, Atchelitz, on Friday evening, July 6, at 8 o'clock. Admission, 10 cents. A good programme in store.

There will also be a sale of work. Atchelitz Women's Institute will hold a Red Cross tea at the home of Mrs. H. Walter (old Sydney Ford place), on Tuesday afternoon, June 26, beginning at 2.30. There will be a bread making contest for girls under 18 years, and for girls from 18 to 20 years; white or bread.

Admission, 10 cents. St. John's church annual garden 'party will be held on the evening of Friday, June 22, on the church grounds, commencing at 6 o'clock. There will be a table of mid summer white wear for sale. There will also be a fish pond and other garden party attractions.

Orchestra in attendance. Admission ten icenftj Children free. The great, throbbing, bleeding heart of France will be laid bare at the Imperial theatre, June 25th and 26th in Mme. Sarah Bernhardt's wonderful picture, "Mothers of France." It is hard to know just why this war picture makes such a great appeal to the heart of the patriotic, but it makes better soldiers of men and better mothers of women who see it. Keep June 29th for the Good Old Time Garden Party to be held on St.

Thomas' church grounds from 3 until 10 o'clock. Afternoon tea will be served, also supper from 5.30 to 7. Aunt Sally will be there. An American tennis tournament will be played, target shooting, lady with a thousand pockets, fortune telling, home cooking, in fact all kinds of fun. Don't miss it.

Gate admission 10 cents, children 5 cents. Tea and ice cream served at the Bil lets and Bullets Tea Room on Saturday afternoon and after the shows in the evening. Delightful refreshments ser ved by charming girls, in bright sur roundings. for patriotic funds. "Mothers of France," is not a pic ture solely of bursting shells anT melodramatic thrills, but is first of all a tensely dramatic subject using local scenes and hardships of the war In a manner to make a wonder ful atmosrhere and crealte a feeling in an audience that never before has bee ncreated.

Imperial theatre, Monday and Tuesday, June 25th and 26 th. "Mothers of France send a mes sage to the "Mothers of Canada." That tragedy that is war and that slory that is courage, are the dominant notes of the great super war feature, "Mother of France." Most of it will be seen through a mdst of tears, because it reacts down to the pimple emotions stirred up by human suffering and up to the gretalur emotions which are the heritage of a courageous people. It will make hetter men and women of all who see it. At the Imperial theatTe Monday and Tuesday, June 25th and 26th. Kelland Chevalley orchestra Admission 35 cents, children 25 cents.

CARD OF THANKS On behalf of the city I wish to tender my sincere thanks to the ladies and gentle men who so kindly placed their autos at my disposal on the occasion of the session of Grand Lodge, I.O.O.F. J. H. Ashwell, Mayor. BORN.

BAILEY In Chilliwack, on June 16th to Mr. and Mrs. Thos Bailey, a son. HUBBARD In Chilliwack Hospital, June 17th, to Mr. and Mrs.

J. Hubbard, a daughter. PARKER At the Royal Columbian Hospital, New Westminster, on Friday, June t5tn, to Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Parker, Fraser Mills, a daughter. Comfort in the Home The Sunshine Furnace chases chills from coldest corners and insures utmost comfort in the home throughout the winter. Don't buy any furnace or heating plant until you have investigated the merits of the "Sua McOaiy SUNSHINE FURNACE LONDON TORONTO MONTREAL WINNIPEG VANCOUVER ST. JOHN, N.B.

HAMILTON CALGARY SASKATOON EDMONTON For Sale by Farquharson Eckel FURNITURE EMPORIUM Large stock of furniture bought at spot cash prices. We can supply all hands and the cook. Let us furnish your home. You have the money, we have the jroodsat prices to suit the purse. A I Lino and Floor Oil.

Up to date carriages. Mattresses, all guaranteed sanitary. Ext. brass rods poles, all lengths. W.

F. FERRIS BUYING RIGHT AND SELLING RIGHT That i3 what has'made the tremendous business successes in the past ten years. Accomplishments in this respect are of tremendous importance to the farmer, for the reason that the business of farming is on a parallel with the big department store, the manufacturing plant, and such distributing houses as The Hudson Bay Sears, Roebuck Montgomery Ward, and many other houses whose yearly business totals better than $50,000,000. each, annuaily. The reason for these gigantic businesses is that they are made up of departments that work in complete harmony, and co operate in every, way.

They buy cooperatively, advertise co operatively, and sell co opera WHAT AN IDEAL SITUATION for THE FARMER? The CHILLIWACK EXCHANGE is working for just such a situation. Do you not think that by working together, "buying and selling together," that the farmers of CHILLIWACK Valley can build up a big MUTUALLY PROFITABLE BUSINESS. Sell The Exchange Your Produce COME IN AND TALK IT OVER 80 naps in farm Lands acres, 5 miles from City, on good road; soil clay and peat; 40 acres underdrained, 15 acres light brush, balance absolutely cleared. Good house and large barn. Price $10500.00.

Cash payment $2500.00. 974 acres, all cleared except 3 or 4 acres light brush one mile from business centre of City excellent soil. Price $15000.00. Cash payment $4000.00. 36 acres, 2 miles from City, alder bottom, light clearing.

Finest kind of soil. Price per acre. Easy terms. Ask us for the 'latest quotations on War Bonds of the Allies. We buy and sell.

W. L. MACKEN CO. REAL ESTATE HART BLOCK INSURANCE BONDS HOME GROWN SEEDS A epl AND MUT TREES Roses, Rhododendrons. Hydrangeas.

Hardy Perennial Flowering Plants and Bulbs for spring planting. Call and see your plants before ordering or paying for them. Best grades of Clovers and Timothy for Spring Planting. Chilliwack grown vegetable and flower seeds now ready. Bee Supplies! We are resident growers and manufacture our own Bee Hives PRICE LIST FKEE Toms Recce Avenue and College Street Brothers Chilliwack, British Columbia.