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Page Six Langley Greenhouses Limited AT PITS C01IC18 Complete Floral Service Day Phone 6781 Night Phone 6 521 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Floral Arrangements FOR SPRING! Leather Handbags Black, brown and wine. 1.75 and 2.50 Crepe Handbags 2.50 and 3.75 WATCH REPAIRS JEWELLERY REPAIRS BEADS RESTRUNG 2) cut Jlane Watches Diamonds Silverware Vito Vl Syneral Capsule, 25 duy treatment Vunex llalihut Liver Oil Capsules, iiOs Vant Halibut Liver Oil Capsules, 10l)s 3.50 75c 1.25 95c Trosst Ni'o Chemical jp Food, 24 day treatm't I I 3 Frosst Neo Chondral A Food, 72 day treatm't X.ld Frona Osborne Feted at Party The post office staff recently honored Misa Frona Osborne at a farewell dinner held in the Empress hotel. Miss Osborne, for two and a half years a member of the post office staff, plans to attend a hairdressing school in Vancouver. An identification bracelet was given to Miss Osborne as a present from the staff. Invited guests were Miss Kay Wilson, Miss Mary Munn, Mis3 Gladys Cox, Misa Eveleen Wain wright, Miss Helen Cass, Mrs.

D. Wells, Mrs. E. Siddall, E. Mills, Sid Creasey, and Mr.

and Mrs. M. Osborne. Mrs. Maiza Acres is replacing Miss Osborne.

Silver Wedding Marked Saturday Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves, Rosedale, accompanied by immediate relatives and friends, cele brated their silver wedding anniversary Saturday. The observance took the form of a dinner at the Empress hotel when covers were laid for a party of 14. The dinner was followed by an evening of whist.

Women's Canadian Club Dr. Reid's Remedies Reid's Cherry Cough Balsam. Reid's Grip Fix 35c Reid's Bronchitis Mixture and 59c Reid's Bionko Rub and 39c Reid's Mentho Lyptol 25c and 44c Reid's Kold Killer Nose Drops, 29c and 49c Reid's Sore Throat Gargle 23c and 43c Reid's Baby's Own Cough Syrup 25c Reid's Royal Embrocation 49c OPEN MEETING High School Visual Education Room Feb. 26 CHILLIWACK 3 p.m. Speaker: Dr.

Charlotte Whitton Guest Artist: Rev. R. A. Redman Admission: Non members 25c Frosst Neo Chemical Food, 144 day treatni'i t4.45 Frosst Neo Chemical Capsules 1.25 2.25 5.00 Parke Duvls Abdol Imp. Capsules, 50s I'urke Davls Abdol Imp.

Capsules, 100s and Cod Liver Oil, 2 lb. jar Norplex Complex Tablets, 50s Norplex II Complex Tablets, 10()s 2.00 3.45 79c 1.00 1.75 the hostess. Sometimes Scarce 11 Nutrn 85c 1.50 2.75 We are making the largest quantity possible under war time restrictions soon, we hope, we will again make all you want. WONTER B.D.H. Complex AA Tablets, 100s J.UU B.D.H.

Bl Tablets, 4 ff 100s 1.00 Horner ft flfl Maltlevol X.UU Ayerst Alphumettes, QQ Ayerst Alphamettes, CO 100s Wt3U Vino Cod OI, tasteless mq preparation 70C Kepler's Cod Liver and Malt 75C and 1.25 Vicks Vapo Rub 43c Vicks Vatro nol Nose Drops 43c Vicks Cough Drops 15c Mason 49 Cough Syrup 4 Oc and 76c Chnsc's Cough Syrup .) 35c and 75c Fitzputrick Bronchitis Remedy 1 .50 Old F.nglish Balsam of Aniseed Cough Syrup 60c Green Cough Syrup 25c and 50c Syrup White Pine and Tar 25c and 49c Woods Norway Tine 33c and 59c Hot Shot Cough Remedy 1 5c 50c 1 Pertussin Cough 57c and 1.35 Sucrets Cough Pastilles 26c Thyinole Troches 25c Musterole 35c Cunningham Quick Capsules 60c Canadian Nasal Spray 1 W.W.D. Catarrh Balm 45c Norwich Aqueous Nose Drops 25c and 39c IT IS NO LONGER NF.CESSARY TO RETURN EMPTY Tl'BES yTTl SERVICE ffl Cunningham Drug stores Ltd THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1944 WOMEN'S PAGE Jr. WMS Plans Baby Band Party A St. Patrick's day party for eligible baby band members and their mothers was the chief topic of discussion by United church evening auxiliary, WMS, at the home of Mrs. R.

C. Goodrich, president, Monday evening. Mrs. D. E.

MacLean and Mrs. R. C. Goodrich were appointed in charge of general entertainment; Mrs. Frank Sims and Mrs.

G. H. Ross, children's entertainment; Mrs. Alex. Howie, refreshments; Mrs.

Ted Bradley, welcoming, and Mrs. R. C. Goodrich, invitations. Miss Judith Myrtle, Mrs.

Frank Sims and Mrs. R. C. Goodrich will decorate the Sunday school room for the party. Mrs.

George Coombes presented a summary of the study book chapter; Mrs. D. E. MacLean, devotional program; Mrs. Frank Sims, prayer for missionaries; and Mrs.

G. H. Ross, closing thought. Programs for further meetings during the year were distributed. Voluntary donations will be made during tne coming year in place of money raising teas and bazaars.

Miss Judith Myrtle was appointed to send cards to the sick. A thank you note from Mrs. R. A. Redman was read.

Several members will attend World's Day of Prayer services Friday. Refreshments were served by Winnifred A. Boake, Sardis Traditional Valentine Bride Traditional ivory satin fashioned the full skirted slightly en train gown chosen by St. Valentine's Day bride Winnifred Audrey Boake, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth E. Boake, 612 Unsworth road, Sardis, for her evening wedding in Carman United church. Her bridegroom was Donald Milton Bowman, son of Orion Bowman, Sardis. Given in marriage by her father. the bride's gown featured insets of lace at the shoulders of the fitted bodice, and a sweetheart neckline accentuated by a string of pearls worn by her mother on her wedding day.

A halo headdress held in place the floor length veil of gos simer illusion net. Her bridal bouquet was of red and white carna tions. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. T.

Allen under an arch entwined with white streamers and ivy, with a trio of bridesmaids attending the bride. Senior maids were Miss Jean Stemp, Sardis, and Miss Marjorie Hicks, Agassiz, in gowns of pastel blue and pink sheer. Miss Stemp earned a sheaf of spring flowers, while stocks made up Miss Hicks' arm bouquet. Miss Gloria Boake attended her sister as junior bridesmaid in a gown of pale green sheer and carried a colonial bouquet of daffodils and heather. Pilot Officer Bowman, RCAF, attended his brother as best man, and ushers were Ron Carmichael, Chilliwack, and Alic Adams, Sardis.

Grandmothers of the bride and groom, Mrs. P. Hickson and Mrs. G. I.

Thornton, presided at the urns at the reception held at Atchelitz hall, with Mrs. E. Adams and Mrs. George Green relieving. Serviteurs for the occasion were Mrs.

Marshall McLeod, Miss Irene Norrish, Mrs. George Lewis, Miss Agnes McAdam (Upper Su mas), Mrs. Marion Murray (Upper Sumas), Mrs. Oliver Bowman (Vancouver) and Mrs. Allan Mit chell.

For travelling the bride changed to a beige frock and matching hat, with accessories in brown. A casual wool coat of queen's blue completed her costume. Following a short honeymoon spent in Vancouver, the bride and groom will make their home in Sardis. Chilliwack Born Girl to Marry Mr. and Mrs.

P. C. Toms, Calgary, announce the engagement of their daughter Faye to Flight Sgt. H. L.

Duthie, RCAF, Winnipeg. The wedding will take place at Banff next Saturday. Miss Toms was born in Chilliwack, and went to Calgary with her parents when she was three years old. Miss Toms has been a vocalist with a Calgary orchestra for the past three years. Prior to that time she was a member of the Imperiol Oil troupe on tour across Canada.

Her mother was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ballam, while many will remember her father, "Pete" Toms, who operated the business now conducted by George Maurer.

Mrs. Wade Feted On 83rd Birthday Mrs. Mary Wade was honored on her 83rd birthday Monday, when a group of friends was entertained at the home of Mrs. R. C.

Goodrich. Yellow streamers suspended from the ceiling graced the guest of honor's chair, and yellow tapers graced the tea table. Invited guests were Mrs. Van syckle, St. Thomas, sister of the honoree; Mrs.

Anderson, Mrs. Larsen, Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs.

Gae thorpe and Mrs. T. H. Berry, jr. Mr.

and Mrs. Alex. York, Moose Jaw, are visiting Mrs. York's parents, Dr. and Mrs.

M. H. Milton. MODERN LENDING LIBRARY (I'ncler New Management) Chilliwack is reading: "Under Cover" John Roy Carlson. "So Little Time" John Marquand.

"Strange Woman" Ben Ames Williams. "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" Betty Smith. MRS. C. .1.

FERGUSON MRS. C. II. FERRABEE WA Members Attend Meeting' Of Diocese Chilliwack was well represented when members of Anglican church WA attended the annual diocesan meeting in Vancouver Thursday and Friday. Mis.

W. R. F. Richmond, Mrs. H.

P. Barrett, Miss E. Grossman, Mrs. F. Jubb, Mrs.

B. F. Quinton, Mrs. W. Whitwick, Mrs.

J. H. Izod, Mrs. F. Stacey and Mrs.

E. France were Chilliwack representatives, and Mrs. J. Jess, Mrs. R.

Crowley and Mrs. G. F. R. Barton were delegates for Fairfield Island.

Nearly 800 women of the diocese met in Christ Church cathedral for the opening ceremony Thurs day morning. Almost every parish in the diocese was represented As the outcome of the meeting, a resolution was forwarded to the provincial government petitioning fhof TiVla rodlino onrl nrovora ho Auxiliary Reports Good Year In a short review of the year's work, Countess A. F. van Rech teren, president of the Chilliwack hospital auxiliary, reported a bank balance of $1142.54, to the hospital board Thursday. "I would like to point out," the Countess reminded the board, "that if all orders for linen had been filled, our bank balance would have been considerably smaller." During the year the auxiliary supplied the hospital with linens valued at $862.96.

Additional linen supplies were donated on visitors' day, the president reported. Early in the year the organization abandoned all small money making ventures which gave so much work and provided little in funds in return. A dance under the auspices of the auxiliary and the operation of the auxiliary dining room on the exhibition grounds at fair time netted the organization over $1000. A quilt raffle, the anniversary and Christmas cheer teas, brought in additional funds. As representative to the hospital board, the Countess stated that it meant something to the auxiliary to have met all requirements for linen and bedding in the year.

Orders of long standing came through in small lots, if they came at all. The auxiliary has been compelled to buy when and where it could. By this means acute shortages have been avoided with the exception of nursery requirements. When it became evident that lictl incorporated in school curriculums. hospital supplies would be short Nodus Tonus Met Wednesday Over twenty members of Nodus Tonus club attended the Wednesday night meeting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Pringle. Mrs. Lloyd Oakes was co hostess. Committee reports for the forthcoming dance highlighted the meeting.

Personals Of interest to friends here is the announcement of the birth of a son, Sunday at North Vancouver General hospital, to Lieut, and Mrs. Hugh Garling, former Chilli wack residents. Mrs. Murdoch Maclachlan and Kim are leaving tonight to join Flt. Lieut.

Murdoch Maclachlan at Portage la Prairie. Mrs. Harold Manuel and Mrs. T. Main were co hostesses at a farewell party for Mrs.

Maclachlan at Mrs. Manuel's home here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H.

West, Powell River, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Linzey here. Mrs.

Dorothy Davey is spending a few days in Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kitchen are leaving Monday to make their home in Vancouver. Eric Butcher is making a tour of canneries in Washington and Oregon.

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dalgleish, Nanaimo, were weekend guests at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Orr.

Mrs. Carman Johnstone and her brother, Sgt. Bill Tompson, RCAF, recently visited their parents in California. Dr. W.

G. Newby and Dr. J. A Barber attended the Pacific Coast dental convention in Seattle, Guests at the home of T. Gib bens over the weekend were Mrs.

James Gibbens, Burnaby, and J. H. Gibbens, Balcarres, Sask. Miss Pat Papin, New Westminster, was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Eric Butcher. Miss Ruth Carruthers, Vancouver, was the weekend guest of her sister in law, Mrs. Bud Carruthers. Mrs. M.

Fletcher, Hatzic, was the weekend guest of Mrs. J. D. Maclachlan and Mrs. Murdoch Maclachlan.

Earl Peterson, University of British Columbia, spent the weekend with his parents here. Mrs. W. A. Pickard, Vancouver, and Sgt.

Eddie Pickard, RCAF, Montreal, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Pickard.

Mr. and Mrs. Launce Ker, Sardis, have received word that their daughter, Mrs. Gordon Hutton, who has joined the British Civil Nursing Reserve, has arrived safely overseas. Mrs.

Frank L. Grainger is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Launce Ker, Sardis. Mrs.

Grainger is recovering from a recent operation and will be here for a six month rest. Mrs. J. E. Leslie, New Westminster, is the guest of Mrs.

W. E. Henderson and Dr. Henderson. Mrs.

Peter Jensen and Mrs. J. Neilsen and Master Donald Neil sen, Vancouver, were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.

Larsen and attended the Boy Scout entertainment in the A Parish hall Monday evening. HONORING LORD BADEN POWELL, FOUNDER OF THE BOY SCOUTS, WHOSE BIRTHDAY WAS FEBRUARY 22 Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime And departing, leave behind us Footprints in the sands of time. RICHARD B. LINZEY Registered Optometrist Mcintosh Block to conserve linen stocks by re pairing. The group meets at the hospital once each week to do necessary mending, the speaker reported.

A second group of women met in the evenings during the summer to assist the housekeeper, Mrs. C. Stewart, with home canning. In this way a quantity of fruit and vegetables were preserved for hospital use. Mrs.

Newby Fete Officers Dr. and Mrs. W. G. "Tony" Newby entertained at their Sardis home Sunday evening when the officers of No.

19 Ionic lodge and their wives were guests. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Skelton, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cusack, Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Stark, H. G. Harding and Mrs. Ryde, Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Storey, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Pearson, Mr. and Mrs H. V. Darling, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Davis. Cannor W.I. Donates Funds Donation of $25 to Red Cross campaign for funds, and $5 to Sal vation Army public relations de partment, were voted by Cannor W.I. at a meeting Thursday. The group met at the home of Mrs.

F. J. Zink with 11 members and one guest attending. Mrs. F.

W. Toop, Red Cross convener, reported 11 knitted and 58 sewn articles and a wool quilt completed for the month. Material is on hand, according to the convener, to make four wool pieced quilts. i Lyle Nelson, Gordon Elliott and Albert Mills, with the armed forces overseas, wrote thanking the In I stitute for Christmas parcels. A social evening at the home of Mrs.

F. J. Zink was planned for i the month end, and arrangements were made to cater for an auction i sale in the district in April. FO Philp Weds This Saturday i Of interest to Chilliwack is the marriage this coming Saturday at St. John's Anglican church, North Vancouver, of FO Joseph Arundel Philp, RCAF, third son of Mr.

and Mrs. G. A. Philp, Chilliwack, whose bride is Ellinor Fagerlund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Fag erlund, North Vancouver. The eve ning wedding takes place at 7:30 with the reception at the Olympic club, North Vancouver. With The Services In a recent letter from England, LAC Dan Leavens writes of meeting up there with LAC Roy Ed mondson and LAC Russell Orr. Dan Leavens and Roy Edmondson had crossed on the same ship, they learned after meeting in England.

Petty Officer C. H. Snider, RCNVR, Esquimau, recently visited his mother, Mrs. E. Snider.

PO Ian Leslie recently arrived In the Caribbean, according to word received here. CQMS Allard Harker has returned to his base in the Caribbean area, according to word received by his mother, Mrs. Helen G. Harker. CQMS Harker has been in eastern Canada for several weeks taking a special course.

Recent visitors to the home of Mrs. Dorothy Davey were her daughter, Pte. Davey, CWAC, and Pte. John Holden, CA, both of Vancouver. Pte.

Ivan Kerr, Vancouver, spent the weekend here with his mother, Mrs. Charles Pte. Mannie Wares and Pte. Sellna Hodgson, CWAC, Vancouver, spent weekend leave here with Pte. Ware's mother, Mrs.

Mary E. Wares. Wren Phoebe Macfarlane, WRC NS, is leaving tonight for her station In Halifax. Wren Macfar lane Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Macfarlane, Fairfield. Help The LAC Martin Dayton and LAC Owen Bradwell, RCAF, have been posted to Davidson, Sask. Both have been spending leave here with their parents. f3 Red Cross "MME Here's the biggest bargain the food industry offers this month help Canada's fighting men, buy War Savings Stamps! mam Campbell's Meal Market Chilliwack, B.

G. The Boy Scouts try to cultivate a trained mind in a healthy, vigorous body. They do a grand work. One of the best ways to keep your children healthy is to see they get plenty of rich, nourishing milk every day. Play safe, see that it is pasteurized.

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