The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 5

jCocciL. A A 4 Mrs. W. B. Pattlnson, Mill street, is visittog friends In Vancouver.

W. I. Smith, of Macken Smitih Lumber Is on a trip to the states of Oregon and California. Mrs. G.

H. W. Ashwell was In Eburne last week visiting her father, Mr. Marsden, who is very ill. Mrs.

Carrolth, milliner, Wellington street, held an auction sale on Saturday afternoon to close out her business The Rev. R. J. Douglas Cooke's church is attending the meeting of the Westminster Presbytery in Vancouver this week. Mrs.

Myers, of New Westminster, has purchased from F. J. Hart Co. two lots in Princess Park, upon which she will build dwellings. Mrs.

C. Chadsey has purchased a lot of the old fair grounds fronting on Wellington street and wl'll buifld thereon this summer a modern dwelling. W. H. Harrison and family, of Munro, left last week on a trip to Europe, intending to be away until after the coronation of Kirtg George the Fifth.

H. Langton Johnson, of Fairfield, has returned from a visit to his home In England, bringing with him a bride to share with him the fortunes of life in the colonies. Ernest Nelmes, son of D. T. Nelmes, who has been employed with a firm of plumbers in Vancouver the past year, has resigned that position and taken one with H.

C. Pook, of this city. Miessrs. A. Purvis, and a company of the officials of the B.C.E.K.

were in the city on Wednesday, having come over the on a tour of inspection with a view to the location of railway sidings. The different denominations of religion in the city are allowed the privilege of worship in their churches again. The quarantine was lifted from them on Sunday and the months holidays for the preachers came to a close. Mr. and Mrs.

Thos. L. Lillie, of Brittanla, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.

G. Lillie, last week. Mr. Thomas Lillie Is master mechanic of the Britannia Copper Syndicate at Howe Sound. He also had property interests In this city S.

L. Hodges, Cheam, returned on Thursday from a trip to Los Angeles, Redilands and other points in the orange belt, California. Mr. Hodge met Harry Reading, an old Chllliwack boy while in Los Angeles. He Is In the real estate business.

C. J. Hatch, proprietor of the Commercial 'Hotel, has leased the upper flat of the Barrett Banford block, on the corner of Westminster and Xowell streets, and will use it as an annex to the hotel. An outside stairway and entrance to the flat has been Guilt. J.

C. Henderson, nas qurchased from his A. C. Henderson, the house and property on College street, now occupied by J. T.

Orr. Mr. Henderson will have the dwelling thoroughly overhauled an 1 remodeled before moving into it with his family. R. A.

Henderson, C.E., has been ordered by his physician to refrain from Held work for at least six months, in order to give a torn cartilage in hi3 knee a chance to heail. Although sore against his will, Mr. Henderson will devote his time to office work during the months of his recovery. Mr. Parry, proprietor of the Harrison House, is preparing his hotel for the rush of summer visitors expected In a few months.

The large sitting room at the front has been newly papered and painted an'd finished In burlap and thie renovating of the rest of the building will follow as raipid'ly as time will allow. M. Murphey and family left on Monday for their new home in the Klamath Valley, Oregon. Herbert Lister, who sold his share in his ranch on Hope Slough and held a successful auction sale of his stock, has gone with his father in law, Mr. Murphey, to Oregon, and will possibly make his home In that state also.

G. F. Chapman, of the Henderson Block, is making a specialty of out side photo work. Samples his work can be seen In the show case at the entrance to his studio. Several good pictures have been taken by him this week, prominent among which are pictures of the Chllliwack Cannery and the stock, and the show window of C.

of the City Bakery. The annual meeting of the Central Conservative Association of the Chllliwack Electoral District will be held at Abbotsford on Thursday evening, March 9th at 8 o'clock. A meeting of the Sardis, Cheam and Chilliwack branches of the Central Association will be held in the Conservative Association rooms, Progress building on Tuesday evening at which delegates will be appointed to attend 4he Abbotsford meeting THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1911. Miss Minnie Verge, of Vancouver, was the guest of Mrs. V.

H. Slddall, Wellington street, last week. Miss Chambers, of the Harrison House, was visiting friends in Vancouver several days last week. Fred Chadsey, Sumas, Is at home again after spending six weeks visiting with friends at Victoria and White Rock. Mr.

and Mrs. Rickman, of New Westminster, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Duthle, Corbould street, last week. L.

J. Thomas, of Cawley Cruik Bhank's office staff, was in Vancouver several clays last week on business in connection with the firm, J. H. Suart, manager of the Eden Bank Creamery Company, Limited, Sardis, was in Vancouver last week on business in connection with the company. The Ladies' Aid of Rosedale Methodist Church will hold a cencert in the Orange Hall, Rosedale, on the evening of Good Friday, April 14th.

Admission 25 cents. W. R. Nelems, the realty specialist, sold lot No. 2, of the Ramsdell subdivision to Lauchie BayJey of Cheam.

This lot was owned Jointly by J. Gait and L. Joudry. The high school and the first four divisions of the public school opened on Monday to all pupils who were vaccinated and In whose home no contagious disease exists. The roller skating rink opened on Friday evening after being closed for a month, owing to a quarantine for smallpox.

The boys are making up for lost time and practicing hard at hockey. Samuel Henderson, Albert street, is very poorly thils winter and his friends are anxious about his health. Mr. Henderson is a man well advanced in years, being In age well over the score. W.

T. Jaekman has sold the lot next to the one on which he is residing on Gore avenue, Mountain View, to J. C. Henderson, sr. Mr.

Henderson intends building a fine residence on it this spring. Mr. and Mrs. George Belrose Lakevlew Farm, Majuba HH1, celebrated the fortieth anniversary of their marriage on Monday, the 27th wit. A goodly portion of Mr.

and Mrs. Belrose's married life have been spent In this valley. The date of the settlement of S. A. Caw'ey, M.P.P., In this valley should have read 1878 instead of 1888 as stated in last weelc's issue.

Mr. Cawley is one of the old timers of the valley and has had a very large share in the work of its improvement. A. J. Robertson, of the Princess street Machine Works, has secured the exclusive agency for the sale of the Everltt Motor Car, manufactured by the Tudhope Company, of Orlllla, Ont.

He expects a car load of the machines to be in Chtlliwack In a few days. Norman Richardson, Fairfield, has received word of the sudden death of a brother in on Tyne, England. This is the second bereavement for Mr. Richardson within a couple of months, the other being the death of his father, a prominent grain merchant In Newcastle. The moving picture show, which has been closed for a month on account of the embargo placed on places of public assembly to prevent the spread of an epidemic of smallpox, has been lifted and was again opened to the public on Friday evening.

The loss to Messrs. McManus and White, the managers of the ineatre, has been considerable since the closing of the Lyric, and the general public are in sympathy with them in their work of trying to give to the citizens a good olean show at a price within the reach of all pockets. Owing to the watchfulness of Deputy Game Warden A. P. Cummins, and the attention given the pheasants daring the months when the snow covered the ground, it is expected that the game birds of the valley will come out in good shape this spring and be strong for the breeding season.

Had it not been for the purchase of large quantities of grain and its distribution throughout the valley and the care and attention given by many of the farmers In the valley, there would be very few pheasants for next season's shooting. A little expense In the purchase of grain at a time when it was badly needed has saved the Provincial Game Department a good deal of money and the work and worry of several years. J. HOWE BENT H. T.

GOODLAND SPECIAL SNAPS 1 Acre, in city, small 800.00 9i Acres, Young Road, good buildings 7500.00 40 Acres, on foothill, lays level, road on two sides, good buy 8000.00 29 Acres, good buildings, 15 acres cultivated 7000.00 FOU SALE For Sale Pony, harness and demo crat. Apply M. Willerton, Hazel St. For Sale One good heavy horse, six years old, or would exchange for a good general purpose horse. J.

A. Coatham, Sardis For Sale A quantity of Duke of Albany Pea Seed, the largest and best garden pea grown. T. H. Braim, Sumas, Chilliwack P.

O. For Sale Eggs for hatching, Rhode Island Reds, great winter layers, $IjOO per setting, 86.00 per 100. Fairfield Island Poultry Yards. C.A. Woodworth, phone 172.

For Sale Yellow singing canaries. Mrs. John E. Ford, Mary St. For Sale Pair year old colts.

Apply R. Harrison, East Chilliwack. For Sale Good milch cow, Jersey grade. Apply, Mrs. Nevile Smith, ilope River.

For Sale New five room house and half acre, close in. Price $1700.00. Terms. C. D.

Warring. For Sale Open buggy. No. 2 Melotte separator, heiiers, cneap ior casn. Apply, Norman Richardson, Fairfield Island.

For Sale One driving mare, six years old; one new light democrat: one young cow. Apply to Wendell Stacey. AshwelPs store, Chilliwack. For Sale Single comb White Leghorn eggs, $1.00 per setting, $6.00 per 100. Baby chicks $15.00 per 100.

Stock always on hand. E. A. Orr, Box 242. For Sale Anconas thoroughbred non setting, futility strain eggs for 85 per cent, fertility guaranteed.

W. S. Gowan, Sardis, phone 37. For Sale My new and fully modern residence at "Walnut Grove," Westminster St. The lot contains over an acre, on which are forty odd choice fruit trees besides small fruits, and a new barn.

The whole property courts the closest inspection. Price until March 31st. $6000.00. For terms and full information, address Rev. F.

B. Stacey, Wesley Church, Vancouver. For Sale Several fine young buck rabbits. Phone F34. For Sale A few tons choice, loose timothy hay.

Geo. Carter, Phone 519, Sardis Exchange. For Sale 154 acre ranch, with C. N. R.

station, between Chilliwack and Hope, fruit land, grass and timber, 1 acre in orchard, mountain slope, safe from 1894 high water. Address, John Reilly, Hunterville. For Sale 10 tons of oats at $30 a ton. Beldam, Hope Slough. FOR Sale Nordheimer Piano, perfect condition, as good as new.

Cheap for cash, or terms arranged. Alt. White, Music Store. For Sale Dry Cordwood, on the ground. J.

H. Paul. Fairfield Island. Phone 172. FOR REXT For Rent Store on Wellington size 24 56.

Apply, Progress Office. For Rent Lot 442, Camp Slough. Apply, Mrs. Jane MacDonald, Corbould Street. To Rent New bungalow, nearly finished, near public school, plenty of land for garden.

Apply owner, T. H. Moore, Ruskin, B. C. or Ward M.

White, near the premises. To Rent Rooming house, 8 rooms, with roomers, good opportunity to take boarders. Apply, cox ts, rro gress office. To Rent Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, ground flour; also sleeping rooms. Apply, Mrs.

Haye JMowell Street. For Rent Two comfortable rooms, well heated, electric light, hot and cold water, bath room and all modern conveniences in connection. Apply, F. J. Hart Trust Block.

LOST Strayed or stolen from the Har rison House a Boston Bull dog, with name of A. A. Smith, Haro Van couver, on collar. Reward. WANTED Wanted Drake.

G. G. Watkins, phone 103 Wanted Two girls to help at Chilli wack Steam Laundry; also bright boy to learn laundry trade. Apply, T. E.

Hall, Manager. Wanted To buy farm for $500 cash and 4000 in shares of licensed Vancouver business. Apply, Chilliwack Progress. WANTED Suckling pigs. Stanley Bish oprick, Sardis.

Wanted I have $700.00 equity in ten roomed house on large lot in city, I will accept any reasonable offer in real estate or cash. Box Progress. Wanted Anyone desiring room and board. Apply, Box Progress. Wanted Gentlewoman wants post as companion help in small household of English gentlefolk.

Apple office of this paper. Wanted To buy direct from owners inside or outside property. State lowest price and terms. Address Box 225, Chilliwack, B. C.

5 THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., D.C.L., PRESIDENT ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager CAPITAL, $10,000,000 REST, $7,000,000 TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES Issued by The Canadian Banlc of Commerce are the most convenient form in which to carry money when travelling. They are negotiable everywhere, self identifying, and the exact amount payable in the principal foreign countries is printed on the face of every cheque. The cheques are issued in denominations of $10, $20, $50, $100 and $200 23s and may be obtained on application at the Bank. In connection with its Travellers' Cheques The Canadian Bank of Commerce has issued a booklet entitled "Information of Interest to those about to which will be sent free to anyone applying for it. Chilliwack Branch.

K. V. MUNRO, Manager. The Merchants Bank of Canada i Incorporated 1864 Capital and Reserve. We pay special attention to the banking requirements of the man on the farm, loan him money to tide him over quiet seasons, cash his sale notes and open accounts in name of man and wife.

Chilliwack Branch. N. S. MACKENZIE, Manager. Advantages of a Bank Account It is well to pay bills promptly but not to pay the same bill twice.

Sometimes Book keepers, by mistake, send out bills after they have been paid. If you pay by cheque, however, the cancelled cheques are returned to you and can be produced as receipts. Checking accounts are, therefore, more than a convenience. They are an insurance against overpayment. Every man or woman who pays bills should do so with cheque.

We invite checking accounts small or large as well as savings accounts. Royal Bank of Canada Capital and Reserve CHILLIWACK, B. C. F. B.

LYLE. Manager. $13,400,000. SARDIS, B. C.

H. C. MCDONALD, Manager. The Bank of Vancouver AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $2,000,000 A local banking institution, governed by British Columbia's own representative citizens, which is meeting with the unqualified approval and support of the people of B. C.

FARMERS' BUSINESS. We are making a specialty of farmers' business and are according them reasonable requirements for the current year. Arrangements made whereby any member of the family can deposit or withdraw their money as it may be required. Banking by mail is given our closest and prompt attention. FOREIGN LETTERS OF EXCHANGE.

We buy and sell at current rates. Note Forms and Calendars supplied on request. A. W. BLACK, Manager Chilliwack Branch.

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