The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 6

A SIALFPAST FIVE in (he morning, or any time after, ring 49 for light and heavy draying. The City Transfer have changed their darn and office but the Same Old Ring 49 will get them both. For the present the office will be at the implement ware rooms of Messrs. MURPHY 1 I 0. Patterson EAST CHILLIWACK MILL Manufacturer of Roujrli Cedar and Fir Lumber.

Loup; Barn Tiinlters up to iO feet a Specialty. All kinds of Iloun'h and Dressed Lumber always on hand. PHONE F144 Phone 94 Wellington Street Farquharson Eckel TINSMITHS Galvanized Tin and Tar Roofs. Furnaces P. STEWART GENERAL BLACKSMITH Horseshoeing a Specialty PRINCESS AVE.

PHONE 5 ISS2 1913 J. C. HENDERSON PioneerUndertakerJ funeral Director P. O. liox "8 Phonk 2J7 A large and complete lino of Caskets, Coffins, Trimmings, Burial Robes, in stock.

Wo are prepared for Embalming and Shipping to any part of North America via Tin: "MILWAUKEE" who wants it Fil. PI II TW A un THE CIIILLIWACK PROGRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 19K Emir be iCux" is an expression supremely fitting in connection with a trip to the East on this PALATIAL ALL STEEL Transcontinental Train. It combines tha enjoyment of rare scenic beauties with the pleasure of a journey in absolute ease and comfort. For further information regarding fares, train service, call on or address H. H.

STEVENSON, Agent C22 Columbia N. Westminster or A. W. NASE, Commercial Agent 443 Hastings St. West, Vancouver CHICAGO MILWAUKEE ST.

PAUL RAILWAY EWEN CLAUGHTON BARRISTERS AND NOTARIES PUBLIC Rooms 7 8 Hart Building Chilliwack, B. C. LOCAL Kviiniielistio Services. The "Rev. A'fred K.

Redman will coni'luct a series of evantrf lifivle services in Carman Methodist church, Sardis. commencing Sunday. Nov. 9. Everybody made welcome to these series.

Are Very Thankful. The Hospital Heard acknowledge wi'h thanks the donation of SIS which came a1 a result of the special Thanksgiving services of the Congregations of the Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, held in Cooke's church, Thanksgivink Day. Settlers Attracted. A correspondent, writing to the British Columbian from Langley says: "ov that the Dewar shield will stay in Langley fcr another year and the gold medal permanently for the best agricultural products at Xew Westminster fair, this place seems to have become the Mecca for prospective land buyers. Messrs.

Hope and Farmer, the real estate men. are having a lot of enquiries every week about Langley lands. Mill Move Here. Dr. W.

J. Hacking, of the firm of Holmes. Hacking McSween, dentists. New Westminster, paid a visit to the val ley last week, renewing old acqaint ances. Dr.

Hacking was so pleased I with the future prospects of the val I ley that he has arranged to move this family to the city and take tin! the practice of his puofession here. He rentes here with the reputation of being one of the mos't up to date den 1 tists iin the province, and should be an acquisition to the place. Fall Has Fallen. In the words of the po'et, Fall has fallen, that is Fall has fell, or rather Fall Is falling, and falling fast. Everyone feels this to be a fact from the color of the leaves which have changed from the vivid green to yellow and crimson, and net satisfied with that, they still impress the fact that fall is falling 'by loosening their hold on the branches and falling to the ground.

The leaves In most cases fall to the ground, simply because it is a shorter fall than to go the other way when the fall compels the leaves ito fall in the fall. Sometimes i the fallen 'leaves in the fall in fall ing on the sidewalks tend to make the sidewalks slippery; many a bump earthward impresses the fact that till stronger that Fall has fallen. Dr. Rutherford President. At a meeting of the Western Canada I Livestock Union, held at Saskatoon, recently, Dr.

J. G. Rutherford, C.M.G., of Calgary, was appointed president. The vice president appointed for British Columbia is Dr. i S.

F. Tolmie, of Victoria. Other delegates from thi9 province to the union included Colone Geo. Sang ster, of Victoria, and Messrs. A.

D. Patterson and A. Davie, of Ladner. W. T.

McDonald, Provincial Live Stock Commissioner, also attended. At this meeting action was taken looking to better 'protection of the pure bred stock industry of the western provinces, representation on the Write a want advt. and find a buyer national recor.d board for the regis tration of 'pure bred stock was de manded. fmmLM ill 1 Ml I tev No Man Is So Particular About His Suit Or Overcoat As We Are He can afford to be so particular. He can afford to spend the hours and days and years in studying styles selecting patterns choosing buttons and linings.

We can. It is our business and our business life. We create, criticize, compare, in order that our Styles, our work and our values will be beyond the criticism of the most particular man. Let us show you some of the Suits and Overcoats that are fully up to the criterion of the most particular man. rii Chas.

Parker Chilliwack 840 Cheerful Workers The "Clieei fu! Workers Girls' Club' the Methodist, Chinch are preparing one of ther; p.easHht enlci taicn to be (jiv under (he title "Chiliwack Union Depot Twenty Years on Friday, Nov. 7th. Full particulars iu xt week. Set an Example. The growing ash' 'pile at the tear of the city hall is, becoming unsightly and should be removed by the scavenger before the' attention of the council is directed to it.

The council is endeavoring to, encourage a "city beautiful," and ash piles and rubbish 'rfn the back yards; do inot tend towards this. 'i I 1 Musical Kckharilts Good. The' widel3 known and ipopular Musical I Eckhardrs presented a varied and I delightful entertainment in the Lyric i theatre cn Thursdiay evening. There was a gocL'J crowd present, and the 'p no gramme drew forth much ex I pressed approval. In addition to the imusical 'programme, Manager McManus presented two good reels io motion pictures.

Guy Favvkes' Day. Chilliwack Orangemen will commemorate the anniversary of the discovery of the Gunpowder Plot by the giving of a social evening in the Foresters' Hall cn the evening of Nov. 5. A programme of addresses, readings and music is being prepared, after which there will be refreshments followed by a dance. AM Orangemen and their friends are invited and assured of a pleasant evening.

Game Wardens Husy. With his weapon, an automatic gun, confis rated, Mr. X. U. Tucker, charged; with 'bearing this arm in the pursuit i of game at Rosedale, was released) on suspended sentence by Stipendiary! Magistrate J.

Stillwell Clute, of Xew Westminster, Friday. A fine was imposed on Mr. A. Blackwood for having a gun in his possession at Colebrook without a license. Both cases were brought up by Game Warden Terrell.

Hermit i Is Good. Recruiting for the Westminster companies of the 104th regiment has been in full swing in that city the last ten days, according fro the reports of the militia men there. Men are 'comiing forward very satisfactorily, a number of former militiamen 'and territorials being included in the number. The recruits to the fife and drum band are practicing assiduously ariui orders are now being placed for a full setiof forty instruments for thi ''and. It is that the visit of Col.

J. D. Taylor, M.P., to Ottawa may result in the speedier arrival of service dress uniforms for 'the men. Increase of Salaries. At present the minimum salary to rural postmasters is 1 35 a year.

An Ottawa despatch states thsit the Hon. Mr. Pelletier ha3 decided to Increase this to $50 a year. Repeated representations were made to the eld government on behaif 'of the rural postmasters, but were ignored. Since assuming office Mr.

Pelleitier has done much towards Improving the postal service and at the same time has also improved the conditions of the employees in the work by increasing the salaries of the letter carriers and the railway mail clerks. He has now granted this increase to rural postmasters. Harold (rood. Miss Lyon Hettcr. The two open nilit at tl" Imperial theatre wire attended by fivir sized crowds delighted with the programme by the H.ircld Jan Is.

one time p.ekncw'.edgt to be America's great tenor, ar.d Miss Lynn, lever i citer and imncrsona tor, provM "I the mvor tiiin of "lie pro o'niiir. A spLtU. war drama, of the recent sfrring scenes r. the r.alkan provin' was thrown cn the canvn. i by th? new td.

tnrc ire jnrt itiftalled rt this new th.earre. The jivosranime v. r.s varii and the 'r ljeing mcs interer i the rinct in siilr did form nnd the impfrsonator very ntertnining. If the three, pcrhpns. Miss Lyon delighted the audi' uc" 'lie most, and cn the Fe.

nnd ni' ht in particular, I.von pnd Ilar cld arv'i, were forced to respond repeatedly to wh lc hearfod applause front a well sat isucfJ audience. Xew Iloines. McSween Road, Fairfield Island, is fast settling into tlirivins co unity or small tarm lvolders. The large (arms nave ubdivided in'o smaller ones of five, ten and twenty acres, nnd small fruit growing, poultry keeping, mixed and) dairy farming is carried on according to he fancy of the farmer and the extent of his holding. The majority of the farmers are Northwest prairie men, who have come with money, energy and brains, determined to make the best of conditions 'as they find them in ithe coast province.

In nearly every case they are making good. Well tilled farms, good buildings, and well kept lawns and yards indicate this. Everything about the promises point to comfort and happiness. Two of the newest dwellings built this year are those of Marcus Roman and a Mr. Vogel.

The former lias been a 'resident of Fairfield for some years, and from a small star has collected enough of this world's goods to build for himself a substantial and comfortable home. The Icther man i3 a new comer from Straithcona, who' purchased the farm on the of McSween and Hope River Road. He has built a fine residence, pleasantly situated, and commanding a fine view of the mountains and stream. GERMAN WARSHIP FOR MEXICO. BERLIN, Oct.

27. The German cruiser Nuernberg was ordered from here today to proceed from Yokohama to Mazatlan, Mexico, to protect German interests on the Mexican west coast. rrmeHu fnr CouKhs and Colds Small dose. Small both'. Best since 1870.

TIME CARD Chilliwack to New Westminster and Vancouver. KllW tivo Sunday West bound I Train. 1... Kxrre April Subject to without notice. Leave Arrive lluntydon Veiinin.

Leave Arrive t'hwk. Westiuin. 11:15 21:10 Leave Leave Arrive Train Van. Wetmin, Ilunt'tfdoi. 6.

13:15 ISM'S I Leave Leave Arrive Train Van. Wetmin. t'hw k. 2 8:15 11:55 I 4 1 15:50 8 17:15 I Kxpress lir.m Milk. 8i NOTICE.

Chilliwack Tieket I Ullee open thirty minutes prior to departure, of all paeuner trains. Kreitfht and Kxpress Oltlee open from li a.m. to p.m. Freight received and delivered at freight shed between the hours of 8 a.m. and p.m W.

SOHTWKI.L. Kieiicht anil Passenger Airent The Harrison House Under new management. HOME COOKING Special Rates for Monthly Boarders. J. H.

BOWES BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR Office, over Royal Bank of Canada Chilliwack, B. C. HOTELREGENT Cottingham 6t Beaty, Proprietors 162 8 Hastings St. East Vancouver's Newest Hotel Absolutely tl'e proof Centrally located Thoroughly modern in all its Appointments First Class Cafe in Connection "Maximum Comfort a' Minimum Cost" Rates $1.00 per day and up Free Bus Meets All Trains and Boats SYNOPSIS OF COAL MIXING KFGILATIOXS. Coal mining rights of the in Manitoba, Saskatchewan a nd Alberta, the Yukon Territory, the I North west Territories and in a por 1 tion of the Province of British Columbia, may be based for a term of twenty one years at an animal rental 1 nf $1 an acre.

Not more than acres will be leased to one appli i cant. Application for a lease must bi made by fie apnlicant in person to the Agent, or Sub Agent of the i triet in which the rights applied for are situated. I In surveyed territory the land be d' sei by sections, or legal subdivisions of sectiuiis, and in un. urvey ed territory the tract applied f.T be staked out by the applicant himself Each applicant must lie accompanied by a fee of $3, which will be refunded if the rights applied fur are available, but not otherwise. A royalty shall he paid on the merchantable output of the mine at the raie of five cents per ton.

The person operating the mine shall furnish the Agent with sworn returns accounting for the full quantity merchantable coal mined and pay th royalty thereon. If the coal minlni rights are not being operated, sud returns should b6 furnished at leal once a year. The lease wlil Include the coal ing rights only, but the lessee mat be permitted to purchase whatever available surface rights may be considered necessary for the working of the mine at tne rate of 110.00 an acre. For full Information application should be made to the Secretary of the Department of the Interior, Ottawa, or to any Agent or Sub Agent of Dominion Lands. W.

W. CORY. Deputy Minister of. the Interior. N.B.

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Robertson Bros. DEALERS IN Builders' Supplies and Coal HOPE STREET TELEPHONE 225 MISS WHEELER Recent Graduate in Voice Culture and Undergratuate in Piano, Toronto School of Music, through Columbian College, will take a limited number of pupils in singing piano and theory. Phone 147 R.R. 1, Chilliwack W. MUDGE Highest prices for Live and Dressed Poultry Fresh Eggs and Produce CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED City Market, Main Vancouver, B.

C) Central Livery Stables Next to Hank of Montreal. Hacks and Carriages for Hire At All Hours Prompt Attention Given to Phoie Orders. Phone 7 W. P.nrnxsox Phop. C.

F. RATZMAN (Successor to Uj C. Pook) High Grade Plumbing, Steam and Hcjt Water Heating ESTIMATES FURNISHED Phone 94y P. 0. Box 56 Chilliwack, B.

C. I Promontory Saw Mill AND I Sardis Lumber Yard We supply all kinds of Builders' Material of first quality at right prices. Orion Bowman Phone F222 Manager of Mill. A. MONKHOUSE, Phone R251 Manager of Sardis Lumber Yard.

NOTICE TO FARMERS Fred Hart has something choice in the way of KISK CccSers he would like to show you. Drop in and see them. FRED HART Garage Bicycles Sundries QUIT KICKING! R. G. Uowat's mules will do your express and delivery without a kick.

Phone 24 when prompt delivery is required. R. G. ROWAT. George Forddred SHOE SPECIALIST Opposite Haiiici'V Drug Store.

Tki.k.i'Iionk it latest machinery. Prompt attention given. S. PUGH Electrical Contractor Estimates Furnished. Phone 257 Phone 757 establish ed ibs P.O.

Box 234 B. C. Monumental Works JAMES McKAY, Proprietor Manufacturer and Importer of Granite Marble Monuments, Tablets, Etc. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Fare from Chilliwack and return allowed customers on any order of $100 or over. 339 Columbia Street NEW WESTMINSTER, B.

C. R. A. HENDERSON, C.E. M.E.

Associate Member of the Canadian Society of Civil Engineers. B. C. LAND SURVEYOR. Office in Henderson Block..