The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 3

THURSDAY, JULY 10, llJ30 YAKROW Miss Kirkpatrick is visiting with relatives in Vancouver. Captain K. Brown spent the week end with his family here. Mr. Lind was a Vancouver visitor for a few, days recently.

Miss Marr is spending her vacation with her parents in Vancouver. Mr. Moir of Vancouver paid a visit to friends at Yarrow on Sunday. Mr. Wm.

Carlnw of Vancouver is spending his vacation at his home here. Mr. and Mis. Holladay of Pasadena, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Ord. Mr. J. Knox is visiting with his 'daughter, Mrs. Cameron, at Hope.

Mrs. Siddall was a visitor to Vancouver recently. Mr. and Mrs. Watson of Vancouver were guests at the home of Mr.

Marshall Knox recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

Haley and Miss Gwendolyn Haley of Vancou ver are spending the week at the home of Mrs. Siddall. Mr. and Mrs. McNeil and family, who have been staying with Mrs McNeil's grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Latty, have moved and are now residing in Chilliwack. The school closing this season took the i of a picnic at Cultus Lake. A merry time was spent in i bathing and boating, after whi the children dispersed amid and laughter for their summer vacation. The Yarrow school ended a very successful term's work when ah the pupils advanced into higher grades.

The honor rolls were given to Margaret Maitland for proficiency, James Porter for regularity and punctuality, Ada Manuel for deportment. The regular meeting of the Yar row Ladies' Aid was held at the home of Mrs. Brown on Wednesday. There will be no more meetings until September. A so.

hour was enjoyed, while tea wa served by the hostess, assisted bv Annetta Brown and Vivian Siddall. Mrs. Marshall Knox, a recent bride, was the guest of honor at delightful shower held at the home of Mrs. Siddall on Friday afternoon. Little Charlie Shaw presented the gifts in a prettily decorated box.

The hostess was assisted by Miss Mae Lauder, Vivian Siddall and Annetta Brown. Those present were, Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Lauder, Mrs.

Shaw. Mrs. Martin, Miss Martin, Mrs. Simmons, Miss Lauder, Miss Annetta Brown and Miss Vivian ARCHIBALD'S ROSEDALE Phone 288S GROCERY SPECIALS For Week Ending July 16 TEA SARDINES Archibald's Nabob Norwegian Per Lb 39C 2 Tins 29c Ramsay's Ready Cut Macaroni 2 Lbs. 1 7c PEAS Columbia, Size 5 2 Tins (2s) 25c CATSUP Quaker Tomato, 2s Per Tin 7c MEAT SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday, July 11 12 Veal Chops Stewing Veal Per Lb.

23c 2 Lbs 35c Shoulder Rousts Beef Swift's Picnic Hams Per Lb 1 8c Per Lb 26c ARCHIBALD'S Phone 2888 ROSEDALE We Deliver VE ARE AFTER YOUR BUSINESS LUDDinG QffimoiwjcanMs ariD inviT fvnons ATHETIIER it be a quiet VV hme redding, or a more elaborate church cere mony, the formally worded printed invitation or announcement is always called for to convey to friends an intimation of the happy event. Let us show you samples of various styles. The Chilliwack Progress Phone 2311 Canadian Pacific A COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM RAILWAYS, HOTELS, STEAMSHIPS, RECREATION' CAMPS, EXPRESS, CABLE and TELEGRAPH SERVICES Tickets to All Parts of the World THE COMFORTABLE ROUTE To the Old Country, Alaska, China and Japan THROUGH TRAINS DAILY To All Points in the Middle West, Eastern Canada and the United States STEAMSHIP SERVICE TO NANAEMO, VICTORIA AND SEATTLE For Rates, Itineraries and Other Information, apply to J. L. Stark, Chilliwack, or Any Canadian Pacific Agent.

ily motored from Vanderhoof last week and are visiting relatives previous to continuing their jour ney to Salem, Oregon. Mrs. A. Brown, Burquitlam, sister of Mr. Robert Mercer, Mrs.

Rice and daughter, Miss Lulu, of Bisley, spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. R. Mercer. Mr.

and Mrs. Dunn (formerly Miss Marion Chisholm), Miss Kathleen Chisholm and Mr. Brick er, Bellingham, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.

Chisholm. Mr. and Mrs. T. Rigden and daughter, Miss Parks and Mr.

W. Bacon, Vancouver, spent July 1st with Mrs. Rigden's brother, Mr. C. Manuell, at the home of Mrs.

James Mercer. Mrs. W. McGrath and son, Ben, accompanied by Miss Jean Mercer, motored to Vancouver to attend the graduation of Miss Eileen McGrath from St. Patrick's school.

They were accompanied on their return by Mrs. McNeil and Miss Pauline McNeil. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.

Gregory from July 1st till Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. E. Foster and three children, Longview, Mr. and Mrs.

Newport and daughters, Helen and Gertrude, and Miss Dolly Hudson, Vancouver. The latter three are remaining for the holidays. Members of the Ladies' Aid of the United church gathered at the home of Mrs. R. Chisholm on Saturday afternoon, when occasion was made to present Miss Jean Thompson, bride elect, with a set of ten sterling silver teaspoons.

Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. W. Robertson and her daughter, Miss Jean. I FAIRFIELD Miss E. Cass left last week for her home on Vancouver Island.

Mrs. Halstead of Harrison Mills spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hooson.

Miss Pearl Grieve left on Satur da for Victoria, where she will attend summer school. Mr. and Mrs. E. Munson of Mt.

Lehman visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Haines. Miss Fay Floyd is spending three weeks' holidav here with her par ents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Floyd. Mr. and Mrs.

McMillan of North Vancouver visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kent a few days last week.

Mr. Parker Kent of Alexo, is spending the summer here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.

Kent. Mr. John Sharp and Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. McPherson of THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS 3 I 1 I PUKMTF.I?.

A NO I'TONKK I fJM i3 ML AfSC fell r4 V' i pit Mms cTiTiaE MRS. ISAAC KIPP. oldest pioneer of and Premier King, who called on on Siinaiv. Mrs. Kinn, who will be next month, recalled how rhe came to the Coast many years ago vip.

the Isthmus of Panama. ROSEDALE Mrs. J. Milhon, Vancouver, spent last week with Mr. and Mra.

Bustin. Miss Poris Thompson, Victoria, was home for her sister's or. Monday. Miss Jones, Vancouver, spent the week end at the home of her sister, Mrs. G.

Turpin. Mrs. Clay, Burnaby, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. M. Steven son, and Mr.

Stevenson. Mr. John Tribe of Hope has rented Mrs. A. Nelson's home on Ford road for the summer months.

Mr. F. A. George, Vancouver, visited at the home of his daughter. Mrs.

A. Thompson, last week. Miss Clara Gregory returned to Longview with her aunt and uncle, where she will holiday for a month. Mrs. D.

Galloway, Abbotsford, spent several days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. Bustin. Mr.

and Mrs. John Lang and daughter, Helen, of Haney, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Archibald during the week end. Mr.

and Mrs. F. Cook and fam Vanrouve t'le here with Mr. and ilrj. C.

J. Bolton. Miss Fein Flovd, accompanied bv Vv's Ar.me Wilson, left Monday by motor for a trip over the Cariboo highway and through the States. General J. Duff Stuart, Mrs.

Shepherd, of Vancouver, and Mr. C. E. Smith of Winnipeg spent Jul 1st with Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Holladay. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Poole and sons, Bert and Jeff, of Central Park, Mrs. A. Conway and grandson, Master Teddy Conway, of Abbotsford, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

A. S. Conway, Mr. Jeff Poole remaining for a few days. Mr.

T. J. Jackson of Mission City spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jones.

Mr. Jackson's Chilliwack friends will be sorry to learn that his wife passed away recently following a short illness. Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. French, Mr. and Mrs. W. Best, Mr.

and Mrs. T. Mustgrove of New Westminster visited on Sunday with Mr Mrs. C. H.

Culham. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. M. Le Febre and Miss Jean of Bellingham were their guests.

Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Gleason and son, Michael, Mr.

and Mrs. Barritt, Mr. and Mrs. T. Bennett, Miss Mary and Master Tommy Bennett, of Abbotsford, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John Davis during the week end, Master Tommy Bennett remaining for a few days. SUMAS PRAIRIE Mr. and Mrs. Ewell of Vancou ver visited Mrs.

Lewis last week. Mrs. M. Dreaper is spending a week with Mrs. I.

Nixon in Chilli wack. Mr. and Mrs. Vic. Arnold, Mrs.

Robert Toop and D. U. McGillivray motored to Vancouver last week. Mr. and Mrs.

George Mead of Jubilee were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Collinson.

Mr. Peter Mitchell of Vancouver and recently returned from On tario, has been visiting relatives in the district. Messrs. Erwin McCormlck and Norman Harris attended the motorcycle carnival at Lynden on the 4th of July. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Johnston and children of New Westminster spent the holiday week with Mr. and Mrs. Sturdevant.

J. W. McGillivray, who has been a patient in Chilliwack hospital, is staying for a time with his sister. Mrs. H.

H. Collinson. Mr. and Mrs. D.

E. Blachley of Vancouver spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Toop last week. Miss Violet Toop returned to Vancouver with them and will visit there with friends for a fortnight. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred C.

E. Arnold, who have been residing in Auckland, New Zealand, for some years, returned recently and expect to locate here. Fred was the first in this district to offer his services to his country in the Great War and went overseas with the ex peditionary force, serving with the famous 7th Battalion. The exhibit of children's work at Sumas school on closing day, spon sored by the Cannor Women's Institute, was verv creditable, the number of entries being nearly I double of last year and the quality of work excellent. The judging was capably looked after by Mrs.

Wm. Bathgate, Mrs. W. Duster hoeft and Mrs. Launce Ker.

The exhibit was convened by Mrs. Arthur Zink, Mrs. D. E. Sturdevant and Mrs.

F. A. Collinson, other members looking after the tea. The prizes were contributed by the following: Hon. Wm.

Atkinson. Reeve MacLeod. Mr. E. D.

Barrow. Mr. W. L. Macken.

Mrs. Mrs. Zink, Miss Latham. Mrs. George Ford and daughter, New Westminster, are the guests Mr.

and Mrs. E. Munro. Mrs. DeKoning left last week a three months visit to Grand Rapids.

Mich. j. ir. V. Johnstone, Regina, is spending the summer with Mr.

and Mrs. W. Norris. Mid week visitors at the home of and Mrs. C.

Gill were Mr. and i H. Hancock, Vancouver, Mrs. P. Starr, Abbotsford, and Mr.

McDonald of Kuskin. Krnest Gill, who has been vovking with the C.N.R. construc in crew near Boston Ear, spent at the home of his parents, Jin. and Mrs. C.

Gill, before being krred to Blue River. I CAMP RIVER I Smith of Los Angeles is her son, Mr. G. L. V.

Camp Piver road. ATCHELITZ iss Phillips of North Vancou vi'i is a visitor at the home of Dp Wolff, Adams road. Frank MacDonald of Van fi.Jvor visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacDonald, during the past week.

r. and Mrs. Albert French mo tore from Vancouver to spend the week end at the home of Mr. and Clarence Newby. Mr.

and Mrs. F. Hulbert of Mil were visitors at the homes of Mulbert's brothers, Mr. A. D.

Mik and Mr. I. W. Clark, over week end. Mrs.

R. M. MacDonald and two pent a week's holiday in T.i Westminster with friends, re t' on the first of July by i ii with Mr. MacDonald. Miss Violet Adams and Miss Adams, of Sedro Woolley, Mr.

Cunningham and Miss Cun niii'rham. Vancouver, were visitors during the past week at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Murray. The regular monthly meeting of the Atchelitz Women's Institute was held on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Roy Chadsey. Miss MacLeod gave a paper on the wont accomplished by the school nurse. There were twelve mem beis and one visitor present at the meeting.

Refreshments were served bv the hostess. MR. TIRE USER: The checkerboard station is headquarters for tires and tire repairs. Hear about our special trade in offer for your old tires before buying. "Try Les and get more." 100 EAST CHILLIWACK Mr.

H. Weston and son John motored to Vancouver last week' end. Mr. Jack Ferguson is attending the U. B.

C. for the summer ses sion. Mrs. Bell of Vancouver is at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

T. McBlain. Mr. and Mrs. N.

Eddleston of Vancouver are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Preston. Mrs.

M. Barwick, Melvin Bar wick and Evelyn Riley, of Merritt, are visiting with relatives here. Mr. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.

Watson and son Norman, of Vancouver. were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. Mrs.

Thomas and Miss Sylvia Robson of Seattle were guests last week at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robson. Guests of Mr.

and Mrs. B. Gillis during last week were Mrs. F. Needham, Mrs.

H. Murphy and Messrs. Charles and Norman Mur I'hy. Mr. and Mrs.

N. Hartnell, Miss Ruth Hartnell and Mr. W. Gishe of Cloverdale were visitors last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Brown. Mrs. II. Stade, Mrs. R.

Clements and Mrs. B. Gillis were joint hostesses on Friday evening, entertaining in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McLaren of Kimberly.

Court whist and dancing were enjoyed throughout the evening. Receiving first awards were Mrs. B. Tope and Mr. Phil Tope, while the consolation prizes were won by Mrs.

H. Brown and Mr. Hugh Ferguson. Mr. W.

Stade supplied the music for the dance. An enjoyable time was spent at the garden party in the East Chilliwack hall on Thursday evening, July 3. Mrs. S. Edstrom's chil dren orchestra provided music throughout the evening, delighting every one present.

Miss S. Lytle of Sardis also rendered two very pleasing piano numbers. Presiding at the booths were: Ice cream. Mrs. S.

Annis, Mrs. P. Tope and Mrs. D. W.

Johnston: home cook ing, Mrs. F. Twigge and Mrs. H. Ferguson; candv, Airs.

McNair and Mrs. T. McBlain. The regular monthly meeting of the East Chilliwack Women's Institute was held Thursday afternoon, July 3, with the president in the chair. There were eighteen members and one visitor present.

Mrs. C. Brannick was appointed representative to the new library in Chilliwack. Arrangements were made to hold a garden party and flower show in the month of August. Mrs.

J. A. McKenzie and Mrs. C. Brannick were appointed to arrange the prize list.

It was decided to hold a picnic at Harrison Hot Springs instead of the next regular meeting in the month of August. MR. TIRE USER: The checkerboard station is headquarters for tires and tire repairs. Hear about our special trade in offer for your old tires before buying. "Try Les and get more." 100 SARDIS Francis and John Askew are visiting their aunt, Mrs.

J. Arn ould. Mrs. Warren of Orvllle, Wash is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Warren. Miss S. McKiel of Victoria, B.C., is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Wells. Mrs. Watson of New Westmin 1 v'r aml Mrs MrCutcheon enter ster is visiting with her sister, Mrs A. Ryder, at Ryder Lake.

Mr. W. H. Higginson. West Vancouver, spent the week end with Mr.

and Mrs. James Higginson. Mr. Harold Putnam of Vancouver visited with his mother, Mrs. J.

S. Putnam, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. John Ker and Mr.

Jack Ker are spending a short holiday motoring on Vancouver Island. Mr. and Mrs. Fordham Solly and family of Westholme, V.I., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

I. C. Lucas. Mrs. Edwards of Victoria was a visitor during the week at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. C. Pearson. Miss Irene Bimber of Vancouver was a guest during the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Wm Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pearson and family spent Sunday with Pearson's parents at Prairie Mr.

and Mrs. J. Edwards of New Westminster spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.

II Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Coulthurst of B. ll ingham and Lucas of Van couver were week end guests of Miss Daisy Leary.

Mrs. Grand, Vedder Crossing, was hostess on Thursday afternoon to the Sardis Guides and Brownies and their officers. Mr. W'estlcy, who has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.

Svd. Wil liams at Ryder Lake, returned to Lethbridge on Saturday. Mrs. Harold Whitniore, who has been visiting at the home of her parems, and Mrs. A.

H. Moore, has returned to Vernon, B. C. Mr. and Mrs.

A. II. Moore have received news of the birth of a son to their daughter. Mrs. Robert cnambers, of New Westminster.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Bellamy have returned to their home from Sev smith, where thev have been visiting with their sons for the past two months. Mrs.

Armstrong of Keremeos B.C., and Mrs. Hemphill of Vancouver visited with their sister, Mrs. C. M. Pearson, and Mr.

Pearson during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Parrott and family of Saskatchewan and Mr. John Parrott of New Westminster motored up on Sunday to visit Mr.

and Mrs. I. C. Lucas. Mrs.

Peter McBean, Miss Helen McBean, Mr. Ronald McBean, Dr. Hogan, Mr. Nairn, all of Vancouver, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. McBean on Sunday. The Sunday school of St. Peter's church, Rosedale, in charge of i their superintendent, Mrs.

Brush, spent an enjoyable afternoon Sat urday picnicking in the grounds of St. John's hall. About forty chil dren and fifteen adults enjoyed sports ana games. Mrs. Coburn of Vancouver and Mr.

Mitchell of Winnipeg, have been recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mc Cutcheon.

On Monday evening, MINISTER OF FINANCE tained at bridge in honor of their guests, when three tables were in play, the prizes being awarded to Mr. and Mrs. F. Kkkbush. The Henry Tryon Chapter of the I.

O. D. E. "donated a handsome framed picture of 1 lis Majesty the King to Sardis school in memory of Mrs. Chambers, late standard bearer to the chapter.

The ceremony took place on the morning of the school closing. Mrs. G. H. Raley, regent Municipal chapter, giving the assembled students an interesting talk, and Miss D.

Lucas, educational secretary, making the presentation, accompanied by the regent, Mrs. J. Thompson, and the standard bearer. Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Newby entertained a number of friends at bridge on Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. A. Lyle, who has since left to reside in Winnipeg. The bridge prizes were won by Mrs.

E. H. Pearson and Dr. G. Newby.

Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Pearson, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Wheeler, Miss E. Newby, Miss T. Bamber of Vancouver, Mrs. Bur gan, Mrs. A.

Lyle, Mis: A. Currie, Miss A. Ellwood, Mr. W. Newby, Mr.

T. G. Currie and Dr. Newby. ECZEMA Boils, Pimples and ikin mptioru rrtult from blood imparities.

To thoroughlycleant th blood and rid tb skin of blemishes uks TRU BLOOD and applf Buckley's Ointment lo the skin. A good ti me to begin is now. Yon will marval af I I I I Si improvement in JU BLOOD co. fa ASK TOUR DRUGGIST "Build B. C.

Payrolls" 400 Miles on Pacific Milk Alone MS rvncmATFO To walk from Nelson to Vancouver without sleep and use Pacific Milk as his only food is the proposal of Mr. Dean Pearce of Nelson. The distance is 400 miles. The undertaking is a big one and the compliment to Pacific Milk everything that could be desired. Mr.

Pearce's plan is to use five 16 oz. cans a day. Pacific Milk 1226 Homer St. Vancouver, B.C. ii a ii near me i Hon.

C. A. Dunning The Author of the Canadian Budget speak at ABBOTSFORD in the COMMUNITY HALL, at 2.30 p.m., on Thursday, July 1930 GOD SAVE THE KING i.