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IN MEMORIAM AITKEN IN LOVING MEMORY OF Elsie May Aitken, passed away May 1940. If love could save. Thou hadst not died." Ever remembered by her loving husband and daughter Roberta. 26 AITKEN IN LOVING MEMORY OF Elsie May Aitken, who passed away May 3. 1940.

Blessed are the dead which die In the Lord from henceforth; that they may rest from their labours; and their works do follow them. Sadly missed by her mother, sisters and brothers. 25 BENNEWITH IN LOVING MEM ory of Florence Emily Bennewlth, who passed away May 4, 1940. Deep in our hearts you are fondly remembered. Sweet, happy memories cling 'round your name.

True hearts that loved you with deepest affection. Always will love you in death just the same. Ever remembered by the family. CARD OF THANKS MRS. KITCHEN HALL WISHES TO thank all her old) friends for cards, flowers, and kind messages sent her on her 90th birthday.

50 FOR SALE MAMMOTH PEKIN DUCK EGGS AND purebred New Hampshire hatching eggs, fifty cents a setting. Mrs. Frank Kickbush, phone 4091. 17 PUPS FOR SALE. CROSS BETWEEN purebred Irish Setter and purebred Irish Retriever.

P. A. Evans, Mc Gillivray Game Club. 19 GOOD REGISTERED JERSEYS WITH R.O.P. records; fresh and coming fresh; also some fresh and fall freshening grades.

See Charley Reynolds, in charge at Alvln Gillanders, 450 Gillanders Road, R.R. 2. Chilliwack. PARIS ICE REFRIGERATOR, LARGE size, in good condition, 15. 219 Kipp Avenue.

40 GUERNSEY CALF EIGHT WEEKS old, from a 40 lb. cow. Apply G. Green. Sardis.

43 .00 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS seven weeks old. For particulars apply R. H. T. Gahan.

R.R. 2, Sardis. Phone Chilliwack 4967. 30 1931 MODEL A FORD IN GOOD CON dition; also trailer. Both for $225.

Apply C. C. Reynolds, rear No. 7 Mill Street. 33 SAWDUST AND WOOD.

THE CHIL liwack Sawdust Supply. Phone Mar tin Garage 6311 or Metcalfe 4773. BLACK TEAM. 2800. FOUR AND SIX years old.

Sound. Also fancy saddle mare four years old, sound. Apply Ray E. Wells. Sardis.

7 BLACK WORK HORSE J50, OR trade for stock. Three year old geld ing broke single and double, guar anteed quiet, $150. Ayrshire bull fit for service. Junior cnampion at victoria, dam with two ROP records, great grandson of Valda, world champion milk and butterfat producer all breeds, $75, or trade for young stock or young cow. G.

H. Bryant, phone 2941. PLANTS. TOMATOES. EARLY AND late cabbage, brussels sprouts, stocks and asters.

J. J. Andrews, phone 5847. TWO FRESH COWS. GUERNSEY and Jersey grade.

Apply De Koning, Camp River Road. 1497 SIX ACRES IMPROVED FARM LAND at Laidlaw. one acre fruit, one room house. For particulars apply White. 149 Bole Avenue, Chilliwack.

FIRST QUALITY SAWDUST FROM Timberland mill. Guaranteed all good fir. Now available. J. Zomar, phone 66.

Abbotsford. 4451 ORDER YOUR LEGHORN CHICKS and pullets from us. Further particulars on request. A. Balakshin, Fairfield Island, phone 2046.

1128 WANTED SECONDHAND SILO WANTED, TEN or eleven feet by about fifty feet. J. A. Berg, Yarrow. VIOLIN BOUGHT AT DENNIS SALE room last Saturday in March 1939.

Heirloom. M. Eaton. 2C FARM. FORTY ACRES OR MORE, with or without equipment.

Can pay $3000 or $4000 cash. Describe farm, location, equipment, taxes. Progress Box M. LIVE AND DEAD ANIMALS FOR fox feed and fertilizer, Phone Alder grove 489 collect. 1456 HORSES AND CATTLE WANTED for fox feed.

Abbey and Gregory, phone 375a; John Barker, phone 2076 W. Lamb, phone 4751. 1000 FRESH COWS, HEIFERS, BULLS, beef and canners; also fox meat horses. E. M.

McLeod, phone 6166. HORSES AND CATTLE FOR MINK feed. Tod prices paid. Lynn Harvey, DeWolfe Avenue. Phone 5276.

859 WILL BUY OLD GOLD, SILVER, OR Diamonds. Donald Lange. Jeweller, 15 Wellington Chilliwack. FRESH COWS, BULLS, BEEF AND canners. Carl Campbell, phone 470L FEW FRESH COWS WANTED; ALSO beef, bulls and canners.

Sam Baker. Telephone 5861. 1442 LAST CHANCE MAY 15. BOYS AND girls wanted to join Ayrshire Calf Club and Chilliwack Pig Club. Raise a couple of pigs, help the war effort and ChilllwacK Fair, fcxtra prizes.

G. H. Bryant, organizer, phone 2941. HELP WANTED TRUCK DRIVER. MUST HAVE passport.

P. O. Box 621, Chilliwack, CAPABLE WOMAN OR GIRL. PLAIN cooking. North Vancouver home.

Progress Box 47. GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. APPLY at 322 Yale Road East, or phone 6166. WANTED. A RELIABLE GIRL FOR light housework.

Must be able to dc plain cooking, two adults. Phone 6727, RELIABLE GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. Adults. Sleep out. Mrs.

K. A. Boyd, phone 6751. 35 FARMHAND TO MILK SEVEN COWS, able to row boat, wages 130, Mrs. Carlson.

Cheam View, B. C. 61 LOST LOST AT CULTUS LAKE PARK ON Sunday, April 27, by RCAF pilot on leave, a folding Brownie camera. Finder please return to Progress office. 21 The Weather The following weather statistics' are supplied to readers of The Progress through the courtesy of W.

R. F. Richmond, Chilliwack. Max, juin. XVII.

Tuesday 72 41 Wednesday 68 48 .25 Thursday 66 52 .06 Friday 65 46 .31 Saturday 61 45 Sunday 55 41 .34 Monday 58 46 .38 Total rain for week 1.33 WORK WANTED DEPENDABLE GIRL WANTS HOUSE work. Good plain cook. Progress Box 38. YOUR ROOFS ARE GETTING DRY. Have your chimneys cleaned oeiore they clean you.

by a Canadian. Call at 10 Nowell Street North or Phone 6026. 1232 FOR RENT PASTURE TO RENT. SUITABLE FOR about ten head, horses or cows. All fenced, water at Fraser river or in barnyard.

Pasturing all fields, as have plenty of hay in barns. Call or write at once. Arch Morris. Flood. B.

C. 24 FOR SUMMER MONTHS BEGINNING June first or July first, a completely furnished apartment consisting of kitchen, bedroom, bath, living room with studio lounge. Thirty five dollars per month. Apply Progress Box 23. THREE ROOMS, LIGHT AND HOT water, in town.

T. Mazuren, city. IS GASOLINE STATION AT CULTUS Lake. Apply in writing to Post Office Box 350. Chilliwack.

42 FOR SALE OR RENT DWELLING LOCATED AT 511 YALE ROAD EAST. Apply O. G. McLean. 105 Bole Avenue.

46 MISCELLANEOUS COUNTER CHECK BOOKS FOR SALE at Progress omce, 3 lor Z5c. AUCTION SALE In the Dennis Sales Barn Saturday, May 3 10 ul Calves, 12 Noon Poultry. Swine Weaners, feeders, etc. Miscellaneous farm tools. 1:00 D.m.

About 50 head of cattle. lncludine manv fresh and springing cows and heifers. Young stock, beef cows, bulls, etc. 7:30 p.m. Fruit, vegetables, house hold effects, furniture.

Note. Dispersal of Household effects and choice furniture for Mr. Knlghthall at 21 Gore Avenue on Friday, May 16. See next issue of Progress. Terms Cash J.

B. DENNIS, Auctioneer Box 234, Chilliwack, B. C. Thone 6661 Office: Home Makers Realty and Insurance Agency Limited. Phone 3131 LAND ACT Notice of Intention to apply to lease Xiand In New Westminster liana Be.

eordlnjr District of New Westminster, and situate at the North End of Harrison TAKE NOTICE that Lloyd Clark Rodeers of North Vancouver, B. occupation logger, Intends to apply for lease of the following described lands Commencing at a post planted 98.1 feet N. 86 deg. 61' E. of old squared cedar stump marked B.

u. Line the East Boundary of Lot 1682 where It intersects the wagon road, thence 4 deg. 47' E. 716 feet; thence S. 63 deg.

20" E. 1692.9 feet: thence S. 100 feet: thence along shore line in a northerly direction to point of commencement and containing 17.35 acres, more or less. LLOYD CLARK RODGERS. Dated March 15th.

1941. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION NOTICE Is hereby given that the Partnership of RAINE CAR MICHAEL between the late G. H. Raine and J. W.

Carmichael was dissolved on the 24th day of October. 1940, by the death of G. H. Raine. That until April 1, 1941.

J. W. Carmichael carried on the business on benaii oi tne former partnership and that since April 1 1941. the said J. W.

Carmichael is the sole and continuing partner. All claims against the said partnership to April 1, 1941. are to be presented to DAVIDSON GUINET, solicitors, oi unnnwacK, B. C. Dated this 30th day of April.

1941. ESTATE OF G. H. RAINE, Per W. G.

NEWBY and A. J. Executors. J. W.

CARMICHAEL. NOTICE TO, CREDITORS In the Hatter of the Estate of GEOBOE HENRY BAINE, late of Chilliwack, B. Farmer, Deceased. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all 1' creditors and others having claims or demands against the estate of the said GEORGE HENRY RAINE, who died on the 24th day of October, 1940, are required by the 7th day of June, 1941, to send by post or deliver to ur. G.

Newby and A. J. Bailey. Chilli wack, B. the Executors of the last Will and Testament of the said de ceased, their names, addresses and par.

ticulars of claims and accounts, and securities held by them. And take notice that after June 7, 1941, the Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice and that the said Executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person of whose claim notice shall not have been received. E. STUART DAVIDSON, Solicitor for Executors. Dated the 30th day of April, 1941.

LAND Notice of Intention to apply to Vox. chase Xiand In New Westminster Land according District and situate at Cnltns Lake. TAKE NOTICE that Boise H. Brown of Vancouver, B.C., occupation Florist, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted at the N.E. corner Lot 687, Group 2, N.W.D., thence 20 chains south thence 20 chains east; thence 20 chains north; thence 20 chains west, and containing 40 acres, more or less.

BOISE HORACE BROWN. Dated April 6th, 1941. Page Six WEDNESDAY, MAY. 7,, 1941, THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS it's the Woman Who Pays But here she gets value for her money. Plan to save by making your next meat purchase at our market.

We hive some choice Local Spring Lamb for this weekend; also new potatoes and mint for the sauce, and some choice Spring Fryers. Let's get together our phone number is 4271 and we deliver. IFOR SALE 6 Room House consisting of kitchen, dining room, living room and one ted room downstairs; two bedrooms and bath upstairs. Basement with sawdust burner. Large garage.

Improved lot in a nice district. $1500 Small cash payment, and rental terms for balance. W. BAIRD Phone 5817 Bead Estate and Insurance PROPERTY LOANS MORTGAGES FOR CITY construction, or refinancing, etc. A.

S. Roberta, District Agent, Mutual Life of Canada. Phone 5737. David A. Sturdy LAW OFFICE Phone 3636 20 Young Kd.

S. DAVIDSON BABRI8TEBS ud SOUCITOBS NOTAKTES FT7BUO E. Stuart Davidson AUan M. Guinet, LL.B. Barber Block 9 Yal But H.

D. MORGAN CABPENTEB AND GENEBAXi COHTKACTOB Plans Furnished Estimates Free Modern Bungalows and Remodelling a Specialty Wellington Ave. Phone 6246 ChilliwackPIumbing and Sheet Metal Company H. C. Pook, Manager 6628 Phones 6629 AMBULANCE and FUNERAL SERVICE All kinds Of MONUMENTS and Cemetery Supplies M.

J. HENDERSON, Funeral Director Phone 5171 Chilllwack Plumbing Heating Sheei Metal Work C. F. RATZMAN (Opposite the Telephone Office) Phone 55S2 or 3191 TRAM and BUS SCHEDULES CHTLLIWACK to VANCOUVER B. C.

Electric Intemrkaa Trains To Vancr. Lv. Chwk. No. 3 8:10 a.m.

No. 5 1:30 p.m. No. 7 6:10 p.m. To Chwk.

Lv. Vancr. No. 2 8:25 a.m. No.

4 1:25 p.m. No. 8 5:25 p.m. Vancr. 11:05 a.m.

4:35 p.m.'. 9:06 p.m. Chwk. 11:40 a.m. 4:35 p.m.

8:40 p.m. Pacific Stage Lk Bases LV. VANCOUVER Daily at 8:45 a.m.. 12:15 p.m.. 4:30 p.m.; and Saturdays and Sundays at 6:30 p.m.

AR. CHILLIWACK Daily at 11.05 a.m.. 2:35 p.m.. 6:50 p.m.; anil Saturdays and Sundays at 8:50 p.m. LV.

CHILLIWACK 7:45 a. m. except Sundays: 9:15 a.m. Sundays only: 12:45 p.m. except Sundays: 4:45 p.m.

daily; 6:45 p.m. Sundays only: 9:15 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays only. AR. VANCOUVER 10:05 a.

m. except Sundays: 11:35 a.m. Sundays only: 3:05 p.m. except Sundays: 7:05 p.m. daily; 9:05 p.m.

Sundays only: 11:35 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays only. Phone 4421 for further Information from 7:30 a.m. to 6:15 p.m., daily except Sunday. M.

G. NELSON Freight and Passenger Agent B.C. ELECTRIC DEPOT YiXUaT Street South FERRY May 1 to September 30, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. half hourly.

Leave Rosedale on the hour and the half hour and leave Anassiz on the quarter to and quarter pvt same hour. Patronize your local merchant and mention you saw bis advertise' went in The Progress. fllllll 3. Wanted, For Sale, etc, 2c per word: minimum charge SSc if paid at time of ordering or within the calendar month. If charged and entered in books the minimum charge Is 60c Cards of Thanks.

In Memoriam Notices, etc, 10c a line, minimum charge 60c PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Closing of Trans Canada Highway PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, by Regulation dated May 6th, 1941, pursuant to Sub section (3) of Section 33 of the "Highway Act," the Trans Canada Highway, between Lickman Road and Sardis Road, will be closed to all traffic from 7 a.m., Thursday, May 8th, 1941, until further notice, for the purpose of construction of bridge over Atchelitz Creek on the said highway. H. C. ANDERSON, District Engineer. By Authority of the Minister of Public Works.

Court House, New Westminster, B. C. May 6th, 1941. Austin and Studebaker Cars The AUSTIN 8 Coach still sells for $985. There is now on hand a complete stock of Austin Tourers, Vans, Sedans and Coaches here or Vancouver and a larger supply of parts than ever before.

Used Cars 1939 Austin Roadster Low mileage, perfect mechanical condition. New tires. 1936 Austin Van New tires and paint. Reconditioned and guaranteed. 1936 Pontiac Coupe 1933 Durant Sedan 1930 Ford Deluxe Coupe and many cheaper cars.

Dahlstrom Motors 70 Yale East Phone 2686 High Grade of all kinds Coal Wood Robertson Bros. Phone 5161 (Chilliwack) Ltd. Auto Body Repairs Painting Roy Morrow Opposite City Ilall Phone 2761 ASENT FOR JONES TENT AND AWNINO LTD. BICYCLES MOTORCYCLES PARTS and ACCESSORIES Expert Repairs at Reasonable Prices Open evenings Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday LES BLOW 2 Doors East of The Progress structural building material' O. BOWMAN Phone 4937 Sardis, B.

C. POWER fromElectricity can be sue an efficient, eco nomfcal servant if your home is properly wired. When planning to build or modernize, consult an experi enced electrical contractor. S. PUGH Barber Block Phones 4251 and 2592 Salvation Army Official Here Home League Secretary Visits District Friday Mrs.

Lleut. Colonel F. Ham, who is visiting Chilliwack Friday, is the officer responsible for the work of the Salvation Army Women's League in Canada. The Home League was established by the founder of the Salvation Army, General William Booth, for the purpose of giving counsel and practical guidance to women in relation to their homes. The league exists to help the mother, to help the wife and the children, and to Impress on all concerned the correct standards of thought and practise in all that relates to family life.

There are 390 branches of the league operating in Canada with an enrolled membership of nearly 11,000. In addition to war service auxiliary work, the Home League has undertaken the visitation of the families of enlisted men husbands and sons and by this means hopes to keep closely in touch with the wives and mothers, helping in times of sickness, and comforting should bereavement come. Mrs. Ham has had experience in Salvation Army i work in England and Canada. In her capacity as Territorial Home League secretary, Mrs.

Ham frequently visits Canadian centers for the purpose of conducting Home League rallies. Clubs Seek Grade Guernsey Calves Enquiries have been received for grade Guernsey calves from Prince George, according to H. W. German. If the deal goes through the calves will be used for two calf clubs in the interior.

A calf club in the Delta area is also seeking grade Guernseys, Mr. German reports. One of the difficulties in supplying is a comparative scarcity of good Guernsey heifer calves in this area, he states. i Grade Jersey Brings $137.50 A three year old grade Jersey from the herd of J. J.

Andrews brought the year's top price of $137.50 at Saturday's auction sale. C. W. Toop bought the animal one of nine from the Andrews herd. Bred in December last year, she has a milk record of 32.5 pounds and tested 5.3.

Hay Brothers paid $110 for Thirlwood Trinity Blonde, a four year old purebred due May 14. i John Kirkness purchased the purebred Babbacombe Blonde's Buddleia, a seven year old bred February 11, 1941. Her test was 36 pounds milk and 5.4 per cent butterfat. Linda, a grade Jersey, three years old and fresh April 7, milking 41.5 pounds and testing 4.9 per cent, was sold to Mr. Copp for $100.

Other animals in the herd brought from $57 to $85. A purebred Jersey bull, Zoe terwoude Shah, four years old, was sold for $57. He was by Babbacombe Standard's Shah out of Crohana Pilgrim's Susette. Beef brought good prices at Saturday's sale, with beef cows ranging from $19 to $67 and bulls from $37 to $68. Calves were also good, selling for from $1.25 to $18.50.

Young stock sold from $9.50 to $36. Poultry, 60 cents to weaners, $2.75 to feeders, $5.50 to butcher hogs, sows, $14 to $25; horses, $10 to $51. TRACTOR Shipment In We were sold out for two weeks but a new shipment came in last Saturday and we will be able to continue to make deliveries. WESTMINSTER FARM EQUIPMENT LTD Phone 2651 Toll Gate, R.R.L New Westminster PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA "CHANGE OF NAME ACT" Section NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application will be made to the Director of Vital Statistics for a change of name pursuant to the provisions of the "Change of Name Act" by. me: EMIL, CLAUSNITZER of Harrison Hot Springs In the Municipality of Kent and province oi uruisn woiumDia irnm EMIL CLAUSNITZER to EMIL CLAUS: that of my wife.

JULIANA CLAUSNITZER to JULIANA CLAUS: that of my son, ALBERT HAROLD CLAUSNITZER to ALBERT HAROLD CLAUS. Dated this 6th day of May. 1941. EMIL CLAUSNITZER. Junior of Commerce Hugh Garlmg'8r discussion tm the "Oriental Penetration" shared the spotlight at Monday night's meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce plans for the forthcoming" convention and the introduction of new members.

Dr. G. F. R. Barton, Donald Campbell, Noel Butchart, Desmond Murray and Clarence Carroll were introduced as new members.

Mel Stevenson, New Westminster Junior board, was a guest. Hugh Garling and Ross Bowlby were named official delegates to the convention. Neill MacGregor and Ernest Roberts were appointed delegates. Ward Sharp and a committee of two will bring in a recommendation for district councillor. A tentative convention program was outlined by Ted Hodson.

The schedule calls for three business sessions Friday, May 23, and Sat urday, May 24 a civic luncheon on Friday and a luncheon sponsored by the Board of Trade and the municipality Saturday; a dance each night and a visit to the Hass Hop company yards. W. L. Macken, president of the Fraser Valley Milk Producers association, will be the guest speaker at Friday's luncheon. Don Lange, president, was chair man.

Urges Sportsmen To Shoot Crows Rules Changed For Annual Competition Regulations and advantages of the annual Fish and Game association crow shoot were outlined this week by Ernest R. Willis, chairman of the crow shoot committee. Mr. Willis reports that crow feet received up to June 1 will count three points, while feet will count two points and young crows and eggs one point up to the end of June. Hunters are being encour aged to shoot more old crows in this way, he states.

The Fish and Game association and the municipal council have donated $25 for prizes. The fewer crows, the greater the number of song birds, and the more song birds the fewer insect pests, Mr. Willis points out. "Song birds have Increased won derfully since the crows have been kept under control in the Valley. Last year the army worm disap peared due to the work of the Bullock oriole which has made its appearance in the last few years," Mr.

Willis states. Local Retail Pork Prices Increase Food prices jumped in a number of lines in Chilliwack this week, most spectacular being a rise of from one to three cents per pound on all pork products. Not only are dressed pork, bacon and hams up in price, but even processed meats having a percentage of pork con tent have advanced. Cause of the rise is believed to be the bacon board's recent deci sion to boost hog prices in order to keep Canadian bacon from going to the U. S.

where prices are higher and to make it available for filling Canada's export commitments to Great Britain. A number of grocery items also jumped, and food store men intim ate that the consumer will just have to "become accustomed to seeing things go up." Horse Sale Results Eighteen horses put up for sale by James Fowlie, Calgary, av eraged $87 at a sale held Wednesday by J. B. Dennis. Top price was $144 for a five year old gelding.

A team of blacks, four years old, brought $122.50. A five year old bay sold for $127 and a four year old sold for $111. Milk Settling Rate Decreases The Fraser Valley Milk Producers association settling rate will take a three cent seasonal drop next month to 42 cents f.o.b. Van couver. The net return to Chilliwack members will be approxl mately 37 cents.

The decreased rate is due largely to the start of the summer milk flow. However, the new rate considerably above that which prevailed at the same time last year. Early Cherry' Crop Light Horticulturists an home owners count a few cherry trees among their assets' report that this year's cherry crop will be light and early particularly the early varieties. Some of the popular early varieties show a very light set. Sour or pie cherries promlae a heavy yield.

Prunes are also a light crop, but pears and late apples will be heavy, according to present indications. Spring and summer are times for color fresh, gay shades predominate Your car will look better, too, with a new paint job. Brighten it up now, and add years to its appearance. Melville Parker in charge of Paint and Body Work at Cherry Motors, has had 18 years experience in these lines. Call in and ask him for an estimate today.

CHERRY MOTORS LTD. Phone 6441 Nights: 5221 III COMMON SIZED OEi 1x3 COMMON SUED QF Per 100 running feet XJf per 100 running feet 2x4 COMMON HIED Per 100 running feet (FTTLL) No. 1 SHIPLAP (4 ATI Per 1000 feet B.M 1x4 COMMON FLOORING COO flA Per 1000 feet B.M BEADY MIXED FAINT ffO CA Per gallon VALLEY LUMBER YARDS Phone 6401 P. E. FINCH, Local Manager For FIELD CORN GOLDEN GLOW A heavy calibre early corn, ideal for ensilage.

Also DENT and MINNESOTA 13 SWEET CORN GOLDEN CROSS Highest quality corn for market garden or table use. GOLDEN BANTAM and other varieties available. Better Seed Means More Returns BOYDS' LIMITED Phone 3411 Flour Feed Grains Seeds Farming Implements Cows require a pasture supplement Utility dairy mash i An Ideal Mash Mixture for your Cows on grass It contains a variety of Ground Grains, Concentrates and Minerals. Feed Now to Maintain the Late Summer Production. TREBI REGISTERED No.

1 BARLEY Trebi Barley is a variety well adapted to B.C. conditions. It is a Six Rowed, heavy yielder of plump grain. The purity of our stocks has been maintained as indicated by the grade. The Brackman Ker Milling Co.

Ltd. C. A. Biggs, Local Manager Chilliwack 2231 Rosedale 2938 New Westminster Market Report Prices were generally unchanged at the New market Friday. Eggs held steady at 19 cents a dozen to producer for grade A large, 18 cents for medium and 16 cents for pullets.

Retail prices averaged 25 cents for grade A large, 24 cents for medium and 20 cents for pullets. Meats were unchanged, but are inclined to weaken, butchers reported. Grade A beef held at 17 cents wholesale, veal was more plentiful at 13 to 14 cents wholesale, and fall lamb held at 21 cents. No spring lamb has appeared. Fish Marshall McLeod Manager 4 Sardis 6571 dealers offered fresh halibut at 20 cents a pound and red springs at 25 cents a pound.

Oolachans sold at four cents a pound. Dairymen's Picnic 1 The annual dairymen's1 picnic, sponsored by the Fraser Valley Cow Testing associations, will be held at Colony Farm, Essondale, Wednesday, June 4. C. C. REYNOLDS THE MINERAL MAN Is now located at the rear of No.

7 Mill Street. He will be pleased to answer all enquiries. Pacific Co operative Union wishes to notify cherry growers that they will take all Cherries at Highest Market Prices in bulk with stems on, and pay for them In cash every two weeks. They will also pay not less than 7c lb. for RASPBERRjES if good and clean, and picked in flats.

Seasonal contracts may be obtained from B. BANMAN, 574 PRAIRIE CENTRAL ROAD'.