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

4 Enrich Your Home and iver Feel the Cost Among the wonderful new Wallpapers we invite yc to ci me ami see, there are no bargains in the shabby sense of the word, hut tliere are interesting realties, the most interesting we think this store has shown so far. Example Tapestries as low as 33c roll Come in and see our range and Priees Get your Easter Victor Records here "Quality Counts" The R.K.McCammon House Furnishing Co. oooooooooooooooocoo jCoccil 0 ooooooooooooooooooo G. C. Carter will clean and press your suit at a moderate cost.

21 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY holds services in the Llks' Hall every Sunday at 11 o'clock a.m. 145 J. Pelly Fire and Life Insurance. Cor. Welington and Mill Streets, Citv.

138 A busy man on a busy farm keeps a busy world In business. EASTER HAPPINESS may the bunnies and lilies and newborn chicks bring to you. In extending out good wishes, we invite you to come and see our display ot Easter Novelties and Confectionery Opp. Opera House Talking of the value of publicity and advertising in marketing livestock produce John Green laist week told a group of businessmen that from $7.50 worth of advertisements in The Chilliwack "Progrees'' he had sold 4 0 head of stock. That was good business for John Green.

A "Progress" advertisement can do good business for you, too. Keith McLeod Chapter Military Whist Drive and DANCE, Community Hall, Sardis FRIDAY, APR. 6, '23 Refreshments Ice Cream Good Music ADMISSION $1.00 couple. TCxtni ladies 2oc (i!) PROVINCIAL TAXPAYERS ATTENTION! New Westminster Assessment District PERSONAL PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX RETURNS must be filed in this office not later than March 31st, for year ending December 31st, 1922. Act today and save enforcement of penalty New Westminster, B.C.

March 17th, 1923. N. R. BROWN, Provincial Assessor. THE CHILLI WACK PROGRESS.

THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1923. Whether it is lumber, shingles, mouldings or firewood, see T. P. Knight before you order. Phone 23.

If your clock is giving trouble we are prepared to clean and repair any make of clock on short orders. All work garanteed for 1 year, DANCE (One of the original kind) 0 till 2 Sardis Com munity Hall Friday March 23rd Wilkinson's Orchestra, Good Floor, Good Eats Everybody Welcome Gents SI. 00 Ladies 2 Come and try. 23 Atchelitz Women's Institute will hold regular meeting at home Mrs. Kirkness, Thursday March 29th, at 2 30 p.m.

Paper on Agriculture, Home Cooking demonstration The A. S. Goard Motors Ltd. hav. removed their office and stock to Bonnyeastles iarage where thev will be pleased to see their old customers and where outstanding accounts can be paid.

224 GAWLEY'S Cash Grocery Belongs to no Combines or Associations. Our prices rise and fall with the World's markets. Best Creamery Butter, lb 50 Best Cheese, lb 30 Peanut Butter, 4 lb. tins 75 Tomato Soup, tin 10 Pineapple, tin 20 Chivers Marmalade, 4 lbs 85 Apple and Strawberry Jam, 4 lbs. .70 Shredded Cocoanut, lb 20 Choice Picnic Hams, lb 17 Choice Rolled Bacon, lb.

25 Best BreakfaBt Bacon, 35 Pure Lard, 3 lb. tins HO "5 lb. tins 1.00 20 lb. tins 3.75 Rogers Syrup 20 lb. tins 2.20 101b.

tins 1.15 Crown Corn Syrup, 5 lb. tins. .55 10 1b. 1.00 Java Table Syrup 5 lb. tins 45 Cow Brank Soda, pkt 10 Royal Yeast Cakes, pkt.

05 Beckett's Blue, pkt. 05 Winsor Table Salt, 14 lba 50 pniry Salt, 50 lbs 85 Wheat, Chicken Feed, Scatch Feed, Chicken hhell and Oyster Shell at Lowest Prices. Phone 230 Fred Parker If you have to build now, whether it is a house, barn or woodshed, ask T. Knight to quote you on the lumber. You will save money by it.

Phone him at SS. Keep April 5th. for Keith MacLeod C. R. Penike.

Chapter l.O. D. Dance and military IM hist Drive, Community Hall, baruis. 73 You pay Kash, we will Karry. Call us up and tab.

it over. Our phone is SPRAYING DONE by Lewis F. A rn No. 2(2. Bradley Toms.

s5 old, experienced. Applv to above, cor. rv Victor and Bole City. 113 FOR REPAIRS to bicycles, guns, t.riH nl Uovs lit small repair work of nil descriptions. You can see the Provincial Voters See Cycle General Reair Shop, east List at Joe Scott's olhce at the Court of Progress Ollice.

nu ouu umi. joui uuii Get busy. Have'ntffot vour winter wood supply i in yet? Well you had better phone T. Knight at once and order it. Phone 23.

Knight i Farquharson and Eckel, Sheet Metal Work and Phone 94, house Phone Plumbing, Furnaces. For lumber or firewood ring up Knight, Phone 23. You can find Knigtit any day at his lumber yard. Phone 23. OBITUARY VKTKKAX OF 1)1 KS VANCOUVER, March 17.

The death occurred Thursuay of William Hraithwaite, a former resident of 1 i ,.1 r.no iiiri.i:i'M nlrl Fish, Halibut or Salmon. Everything timeiS at his home at 716 Twenty season. Phone 74 and be pure nuuh 'nvonue east. of getting it choice and fresh at Juhb I Stallard's. 104 Mr.

Braithwaite was born In Eng land sixty nine years ago. He migrat Cinderella Dance atCampSlough Hall ed to Canada In the early eighties on Friday March 23rd. Refreshments and tor some years resided in Sask nr aorvoH AHmiinn Rdf Prncppris in mciie au mai carload. Phone Knight's Lumber Yard, aid of Camp Slough Hall renovation 23. fund.

139 As good as any and better than some St. Thomas' Easter Sale will be held Lee's Bread. Get it at Bradley Saturday April 7th. Afternoon tea and Toms. 128 home cooking.

152 Gentleman's own material made up Only 10 more days to get your name in any style. G. C. Carter. Tailor 21 on the Provincial Votors List.

Get busy. I 2'J7 ur ratten nas recoverea irom nis recent illness and is able to be around again. Orders taken at the Variety Store for Melton Mowbray pork pies. 8ti The ladies of Seaford Chapter are holding a tea and sale of home cooking in Cowen's Drug Store on Saturdav, March 24th. 199 Mr.

Dm Mit xhnll nf Toronto will Do not buy radish seed when you can speak' in he Ejk8. Hau on Thursday hnvp it frpp. Wp crivp Hnnhlfi size v. nn.i hti.t jviarcn I'lll upon xue Jjnw ill ucuu packet with every 50c purchase of un(er the auspices of the Theosophical Michaud's Vegetable Seeds. You bet it's cold, but you will be all SoVeral meetings of the joint corn right after a nice hot dinner of sausages from Jubb Stallard's.

104 F. C. CHKESE can be bought at the factory, McDonald Road, Fairfield Island, in weights of either 4 or 6 pounds at market price. Phone 17F3. 134 The local Ruth Rebecca Lodge No.

4, I. O. O. chartered a special B. C.

E. R. car last Thursday and attended the initiation of four members in the Abbotsford Lodge. About fifty mad ing at an early hour i 11 Kive LllCll Mlcl.Y mis irip, irimu Hon Two Snappy Plavs at St. John's Parish Hall on April 4th.

120 For hot beds and early sowing use home grown seeds. Michaud Seeds are pure and sure. V. J. Mathesor, Teacher of China Painting, Studio on Princess" St.

behind Hotel Royal. Orders for hand painted China tilled. Visitors welcome on Monday afternoon. 157 Your hist chance to get on Provincial votors List right now. Attend to it.

Pre Easter Sale at Ashwell's Dept. Store. Read the advertisement page 2. The man who has enemies amounts to something: lie is a live wire. A live man can swim against the current.

A corpse floats down without hinderauee. Cod bless our enemies; we love them, they make life worth Hying r.ii:t.M, from the Municipal and City School Boards, Messrf. Keenleyuide, MeConnell, Secy. C. W.

Webb, and Messrs. U. 'Denike and Sam Pugh, on the High School area problem were held last week to arrange details. A re you on the Provincial Voters List? If not see Joe Scott at once. 207 The Sardis Dramatic Society, under tho ausoices of the Sumas Ladie's Aid, to the acre than Her iionor tne Tuesday, March 27th.

See the posters for particulars. 210 It is important that your name should be on the Provincial Votors List. Make sure it is. 07 lis yield is about fifty times more than the potato, and about one hundred and fifty times more than wheat. Society.

Mr. as Tavlor of Vancouver will preside. 19 That the parcels of socks, B3nt to the soldiers during the latter part of the war, too late for delivery before the boys left Europe, were properly looked after has recently been demonstrated by the receipt of post cards acknowledging the receipt of the various goods at the Tranquille and other hospitals. iMrsi. E.

11. Barton regent of the Municipal Chapter, O. D. has recently received three acknowledgements of socks, distributed at the hospitals through S. C.

fR. Remember the Imperial Oil Station Young Road is open every day from The banana produces more food i o'clock (except Saturday 8 to noon) i A full line of Polanne Oils at reduced any onier pmui. Mrs. Little, experienced trained nurse, I diseneaeed. Phone 20R1 or write R.

R. 1. Sardis. 217 I Provincial Income Tax Returns are tie Liames oi reatora inapier hi SIlnnort to fie(j bv evervone and ac 'c this year is 0 toa anA aao nf hmp rnkino 0n7 i corainir to tne nonce puuusneu eisc iii s. uft where tnese returns musi ne maneti March l.

iJJ to the assessor on or before March 31. If you are interested a community Read Ashwell's new advertisement Hall for the Kairfield Island, come to on 2 jt tells you a few facts the Strathcona School, Friday evening ahout the new spring g0ds on display 23rd. A good programme of musical jn the wmdows anj 0n the display ana otner items, aiso me uis runipwn counters Case trial. Proceeds in aid of Commun ity Hall at U.F. Admission 35c and 15c 218 part of the Northwest Territories.

He was a veteran of the Riel rebellion of 1885. In 1906 he came to Brit ish Columbia and started farming at Chilliwack, which he continued until the time of his retirement in 1II1G. He had lived In Vancouver for the past two years. Mrs. Braithwaite was a former member of the Chilliwack Municipal Council.

Jle is survived by his wife, six sons, William Charles Robert Arthur J. and George E. of Vancouver, and John E. of Cranbrook. and four daughters.

Mrs. G. Karr of Rosedale. B. Mrs.

Shoesmith ot Vancouver; Mrs. L. Pomoney of Lad ner, and Mrs. J. Leslie Bell of Ore igon City, Ore.

AKIBOO WOXEKK I KOSSKS THK Divmr. The funeral of the late J. V. Gil is took place on Saturday afternoon March 10. lie was the belovea lusband and father of Mrs.

Clam Jillis and family and died at his tome in Agassiz Thursday, March He was tho second youngest ot thirteen children of Archibald and Catherine Gillis, and was one of the seven alive previous to his death. He was born on July 18, 1865 ut itrathalban. Hose Valley, Prince Edward Island. Remaining on the farm till IS years of age he went Minnesota. In December of the following year, 1SS4, lie turned his attentions to the West and came to British Columbia.

Here he re mained for a year as a teaming con ractor. The next year ho went to the Cariboo where he remained for twenty one years and was one who blazed the trail of the Cariboo. In lSflS he married Clara Collings worth at Ashcrot't. Durinjr '9S anrt'DH he continued as an extra stage Iriver. In the latter part of '99 he built a butcher shop.

Later, selling nut. he took a position in the for warding department of Harvey, Bail ey, Limited, Ashcroft and then turned his attention to the Power and Electric Company. In December, 190(5 he moved to Agassiz where he 'bought the Aber deen Hotel, later changing It to the Agassiz Hotel. While at Agassiz he took a great Interest In current events and local activities of the community. He took a keen interest In the athletics of the rising generation and was an enthnsiastic baseball fan.

He was an active Conservative throughout his residence in B. C. His two sons, John and Clarence, who attend the North Pacific Dental College In Portland and High School In Seattle were able to be at his death bed with their mother and sister, Clara. Among the many floral tributes from numerous friends wreaths were received from the Methodist church congregation, the Sir James Dongas Chapter of the I. O.

D. the Acassiz High and Central schools and the Senior and Intermediate Baseball club's. Before his death he named Messrs. J. Mc.Rae.

M.P.P., and Harry Fooks to take charge of his funeral. As the pall hearers he named Messrs. A. Greyell, A. J.

McPher son. C. Guild, G. Ogilvie. E.

Rouselle (very ill) replaced by D. McTavish. Mrs. A. Horwell sang his favorite hymn "Only an Armour Bearer" as requested bv him before hi death.

The Rev. Mr. Cecil Lancaster conducted the funeral services at his residence and at the Methodist church. To mourn bis loss he leaves a widow, Clara, two sons, John and Clarence, and a daughter, Clara. He also leaves four sisters, Margaret Oillis, of Rose Valley, Mrs.

Annie Cook of Charlottetown, Prince Ed w.rd Island; Mrs. Christy Shipley of Boston, Mrs. Flora Turnbull of Sykomkish, Washington, who at tended his funeral, and two brothers, Hujrh and Kenneth of Rose Valley, Prince Edward Island. P. 13.

I. papers please copy. Don't be afraid to Invest In a smile; it is always worth its fata value. A SILVER TEA "A Silver Tea" will be held by the Ladies of the Methodist Church on Thursday 29th from 2.30 to o'clock, in the Sunday School rooms. Also a sale of home cooking with home made bread and roles a specialty.

Pro gramme. 201 INDIGESTION" Relieved in Two Minutes With Jo To. Gas, acid, sour, burning stomach all quickly relieved with Jo To. Drug Stores. Iflo 1st Insurance The ortgage IMo Debentur es If you have $f00 or $1000 not working, will pay you to investigate an issue of First Mortgage Debentures which has just been placed in our hands for sale.

Debentures Run for Five Years with interest payable half yearly. Call or telephone for particulars The HOME MAKERS Ltd. Real Estate Investments Patronize the Home Town ethodist Church On Wednesday XSZ Evening next, Mar. Chilliwack Shoe Company will be a Special Choral Service at which Easter Music will be rendered by the choir including retainer's beautiful work, "The Crucifixion," for tenor and bass solists and chorus, Mr. Edmonds and Rev.

Wm. Scott; pianist, Mrs. Geo. Orr. On Easter Sunday ections from Handel's ever popular oratorio, "The Messiah," will be rendered by the choir, assisted by an orchestra of ten performers.

Conducted by Mr. J. Mr. J. P.

Humphreys leads the orchestra with Mrs. W. P. Lilly at the piano. The soloists will be Mrs.

Manuel, Mrs. Leary, Miss Myra Marshall, Mrs. Marsh and Mr. Edmonds. Full Programme will appear in next week's "Progress" iBOYS! 5 Attention Is your school going to Avin the complete Baseball Outfit? It can if you work hard enough 1 These are the rules Eaeli o0j purchase entilles the purchaser to 1 vote which may be cast for their favorite school.

Winning School receives complete outfit. Contest closes Saturday, Apiil 7th, Outfit contains: 7 Bat I League Ball 1 Pitcher's Glove 1 Catcher's Mitt 1 Catcher's Mask 1 Catcher's Body ELAINE HAT SHOP Wish to Announce its Spring Opening mm c4L Commencing Thursday March 22 3 4 It is also showing delightful tyles in New Spring Dresses.