The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 8

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1936 I "aye Eight THE CIIILLIWACK PROGRESS HERE'S A GENUINE CLEARANCE a FT 5AL PINEAPPLE Fancy sliced, large cans 3 for 27c Kellogg's All Bran Large size packets, Ofts each One glass measuring cup free. TOTEM TEA Per lb 45c The flavor is excellent. mo It's the slack end of the season, and we need the floor space! Our entire radio stock is offered at sensational price reductions, including our whole range of 1936 PHILCO MODELS These are the last word in modern radio reception, all wave models that give brilliant performance, tone and foreign reception. We're not fooling about this being a genuine clearance. We've priced these new Philcos right down to COST for quick sale.

If you have a used radio to trade on a 1936 Philco, see us right away! We will make a most liberal USED RADIO SNAPS 8 tube DeForest Crosley 8 tube Philco 5 tube Mantle Model Grimes Dictator Fhone today for a demonstration, or better still, come in and see these real opportunities! Chilliwack Garage Chrysler Distributors Plymouth Phone 2331 Chilliwack They're Coming! Basketball's Greatest Team! NEW YORK Harlem Globe Trotters at SAUDIS COMMUNITY HALL Friday, February 14 Reserved seats 35c. These are going fast. Telephone 2522, 2101, or 2251 for reservations. Preliminary game at 8 p.m., feature game at 9 o'clock sharp. Don't miss it! A Brilliant Remark A gossip is one who talks to you about others; a bore i3 one who talks to you about himself, and a brilliant conversationalist is one who talks to you about yourself.

Gait Reporter. He had run out of gas on the outskirts of a Vermont town; saw a young man coming along the road carrying a big tin can. Motorist: Say, boy, I hope that's gasoline you have in that can! The Boy (with some heat) Well, I hope it ain't. It would taste terrible on Ma's pancakes. Sermonetto Asking God on our knees to bless everybody isn't half as manly as standing on our feet, reaching down and helping somebody.

Moncton Transcript. The midday whistle had blown when Murphy shouted, "Has any one seen me vest?" "Sure, Murphy," said Pat, "and ye've got it on." "Right and I have," replied Murphy, gazing solemnly at his bosom; "and it's a good thing ye seen it or I'd have gone home without it." Humorist (London). Royal City Peas No. 2 Cans STEVE 2. 4 Tfc per can SIEVE 3.

per can SIEVE 4. per can Totem invites von to meet Miss Frances Dorkt rill, dietician for lioyal City brand tonus. Miss uiK Kerin will be at Totem for this balance of this week, and will be pleased to show you many new und delightful ways of serving these high quality British Columbia products. Big Loaf Flour BEEF All Prom Highest Quality Young Beef BEEF HEART fc Per lb TONGUE 1 At Fresh or pickled, lb. AT MINCED BEEP Per lb BONELESS STEW 1 Stewing meat lbi.

if BUMP BOASTS 1 "3 Per lb. A SIRLOIN TlP Per lb. END CUT Per lb TRY A TOTEM STEAK? BOUND Per lb BONE 16c 16c ISc 13V2c 12V2C $1.69 A family patent, always the same quality, no baking failures. 6c Anyway, They PLiyed Hockey Three Games At Hope Were Fast Affairs; Many Scores Reported To Date Montreal Maroons and Tocpnto Maple Leafs in mortal clash for Stanley Cup honors, or Guy Patrick's Vancouver Lions attempting to invade Portland, have nothing on the thrills and chills that accompanied the invasion of Chilliwack's hockey flashes to Hope Sunday. At least three high powered ice battles took place, and reports of the final outcomes of the Titanic clashes are somewhat at variance.

From H. H. Gallagher, Hope maestro, we learn that a squad of Hope and B. C. Nickel Mines boys took Chilliwack by 5 goals to 3 in a good game.

McConnell with three tallies and Clint George with two were leading the home team in its victory march, while Roddy Watt and Mashall McLeod were most effective for Chilliwack. Manager Latimer, of the local crew, admits that like his news paper friends, he is not an early riser, and in consequence was a bit late getting to the game. He played in it, but doesn't know what the score was when he started, so isn't sure whether the boys won or lost. Two of his players called the game a 4 4 tie, rather than the 5 3 score Mr. Gallagher set.

In a tussle with players from Hope alone, Chilliwack won 1 0 according to Mr. Gallagher, and 2 0 according to Mr. Latimer. Against B. C.

Nickel Mines, the Gallagher score is 2 0 and the Latimer score 4 0. Whatever the results may have been, everybody enjoyed an excellent day's fun, and reports from all concerned are that some really big time hockey was dished up. Hughie Stewart of Hope kept goal for Chilliwack, and the local boys performing were Art Menzies, Sonny Berry, Ernie Roberts, Kelly HarKer, Roddy Watt, Marshall McLeod, Atkins, Cliff Latimer, Ronnie Jackson, and Harold Eversfield. Series Set Back Opening games of the Fraser Valley Basketball League finals for senior and intermediate A teams scheduled for Mission Saturday nigtu, were postponed due to the inclement weather. Sardis teams were prepared to make the trip, but Mission officials advised the postponement.

By long distance telephone Wednesday morning, Mission officials asked for games the same evening, and the two Sardis teams made the trip to the north side for the post poned games. The second games the series will be played in bardis Wednesday next. Canned Foods Sale For this week Totem will feature Royal City's distinctive quality merchandise product of one of B. great industries. Buy "Royal City" foods and help B.

C. payrolls and buy at Totem where you also help your home town payroll. Royal City White Corn ROYAL CITY Golden 5 No. 2 Bantam Cans i 33c uth grown and packed right here in Chilliwack. A WORD ABOUT Royal City Pure Jam Come in and sample it.

It is different and it is pure fruit, no pectin. 4 lb. cans Raspberry or AQt Strawberry Royal City Tomatoes This price is unusually low. ROYAL CITY TOMATO JUICE Gaining new friends every ing at breakfast. No.

1 cans, each ROYAL CITY SOUPS Tomato or Vegetable, each It 6c 2C Royal City Super 6 Peas Here is one you will all on joy. Tender peas, really dHicinus. Try them tTP at cans ROYAL CITY PORK BEANS 7V2C No taU cans. 1212C ROYAL CITY PUMPKIN A good pumpkin pie will go a long way in making Him happy. No.

2'i large cans, 4 each XJV ROYAL CITY CUT GREEN BEANS No. 2 cans. 1 each A sC ROTL CITY WHOLE GREEN BEANS Packed asparagus 4 1 style, each 5 2 ORANGES '2C Another shipment of large size oranges, sold regularly for 35c per dozen, 07 featured at, per doz m1 Thin skinned and very juicy. GRAPEFRUIT Medium size. Per doz.

TOTEM SELLS 29c ...3 19 A new product again this week. CHRISTIE'S "CBISBBOWN" WAFERS They're delicious. Per pkg. TOTEM MEATS ARE TASTY! MUTTON asc STEW Per lb SHOULDER BOASTS 1 1 Per lb. ii J.

LOIN CHOPS flPA Per lb JL 2 llaZr. 26c ECONOMY SQUARES PURE labd Any brand, per lb 4LV SPORT SHOTS They Can Play Ball There's a dark cloud over the Sardis horizon today, and it may be expected to break out into a real storm tomorrow night, when the Harlem Globe Trotters strut their stuff in Sardis Community hall. For the visitors are just about the flashiest thing it is possible to get onto a basketball floor. When they started their ninth season on the road this year they had played a total of 1,128 games to date, won 1,034 of them, with only 94 defeats in nine years against them. They once turned in 1 victories in a period of 94 days, which is not such a dusty ball tossing record.

It Looks Smart Just what has 'Cop" Foster done this time? In lining up a bout with Tony Canzonrri in May, Jimmy Mc Larnin's foxy old mentor has cer tainly added considerable to the bankroll of the McLarnin Foster company. An Italian and an Irish man in IScw York can fail to draw a good house, and as the boys are in boxing for the money, all hands should enjoy the battle to the financial full. From a boxing standpoint, Pop's move is also a fast one. Jimmy hasn't fought since his bout with Barney Koss last year, and the layoff may have slowed him up considerably. Going in against Ross wouldn't be such a smart move.

Against Canzoneri, nearly ten pounds lighter, several years older, and not a particularly sturdy puncher, Jimmy can get an excellent line on his ability to take Ross again, without risking his head quite so much. The Canzoneri bout should serve to put him in excellent shape for another crack at the welterweight crown, and a decisive victory in his bout with Tony would again establish McLarnin as the ranking attraction with Ross. His somewhat lengthy absence from the ring has caused doubt in many minds as to his ability to take the welter king, and perhaps even Foster and McLarnin themselves want to see what happens in this Canzoneri go before tackling the man who twice robbed Jimmy of a world's title. Any way you look at it, Foster's move in taking the Canzoneri scrap looks smart. To Try Again T.

O. M. Sopwith, British sportsman, is going to challenge again for the America's Cup. The man whose Endeavor engaged in such a stormy series in the last challenge round has reconsidered his originid decision not to race again, and once more will take up the quest that engaged the late Sir Thomas Lipton for so long. Sopwith's first challenge proved that he will need a professional crew to cope with the American defenders.

His youthful British sportsmen were sailing the better boat, but they failed to match the seamanship of the defenders. Tuking It Seriously They are going in for their basketball playoff training with a vengeance at Chilliwack High School. Two additional baskets have been installed on the sides of the big auditorium floor, and in practice sessions now four balls can be kept in operation at once, practically doubling the shooting time of each player during a normal practice session. Thos. Byrne, generalissimo of the C.

H. S. hoop department, is credited with the bright idea, which should aid the blue and gold teams in their preparation for the interleague playoffs. Hookey la King Don't pass this on to any of the pedagogues of the city, but we overheard two of the younger gen eration discussing the possibilities of absenting themselves from school for an afternoon recently, in order to go skating. A recent graduate of a local institution of learning agreed to Join their party, and when plans were being wound up one of them said to him: "See if your dad will loan you the car, will you? It's a two mile walk out to that pond." There's no denying it, the present generation is slipping.

Even in our not so far distant youth, one played "hookey" from school without worrying about the problem of transportation This and That Jack Carroll, Australian welterweight champion, defeated Bep Van Klavcren, the "Flying Dutchman," on points in a 15 round bout in Sydney recently. Botn were placed ahead of Jimmy McLarnin in King's 1936 rankings a lew weeks ago. The good folk of Germany, under the nose of Herr Hitler, couldn't show any liking for the American Winter Games team when the Nazi boss "tossed the first ball" last week. America's roar about Jewish athletes hasn't made the Yanks popular In Germany. Word from Australia is that Tod Morgan, former junior lightweight champion, has retired from active boxing and will reside in Australia in future.

Morgan will be remembered in Chilliwack for his flashy exhibitions here some years ago. Despatches say he injured an elbow so severely that future boxing is out of the question. Lewis Outroughed Ed. "Strangler" Lewis, former heavyweight wrestling champion of the world, lost in five rounds to Tiger Daula, Hindu grappler, in Vancouver Friday before 5,000 spectators. When Will Athletics Get Under Way? The 1936 baseball season got off to an early start last week when the first contingent of the Cincinnati Reds of the National League left for Puerto Rico for spring training.

Manager Chuck Dressen evidently believes that his team's "iinces will enhanced by prompt commencement of training. ddittonal Sport on Page 5 How Bummy DoK VT: Here's an action shot of "Bunny" Leavitt, the world's champion free throw expert who shows at Sardis Community hall Friday evening with the New York Harlem Globe Trotters. He's got a record of 499 successful tosses, and an unofficial mark of 506. The feature game with Sardis seniors starts at 9 p.m., the preliminary being between Mission seniors and Sardis intermediate A lads. Seats are on a reserved plan, and reports indicate they are going like hot cakes.

Free bus service for city fans leaves Brett's Garage at 7:30 p. m. tkwM in 5TOOP5 Ue TOES EASILV WITH BENDED KNEES' TILL THE BA.LL The. une, OMLV THE TIPS of ms RMCERS TOUCH TWEOM LEVEL WITH HI6 EXES, ATTENTION, FUeo ON THEr tASKET RirA. NEARLY TOUCHES TVE FLOOR.

Them UPWARD IN 'FLUID MOVEMENT I BADMINTON Sardis badminton players visited Atchelitz Wednesday evening for match play, with the home players winning the mixed doubles 10 matches to 6, Sardis taking the ladies' matches 3 to 1, with the men each winning 2. Sardis players were Mrs. H. Eyres, Miss N. Mclntyre, Mrs.

Chas. Newby, Clifford Craig, George Green, Dick Mclntyre and John Roberts. Atchelitz was represented by Miss M. Banks, Miss E. Richardson, Miss M.

Richardson, Mrs. Henry Eddie, Mrs. Bremner, M. McDonald, Henry Eddie, Syd. Ives, Jack Ives.

Refreshments were served after the games. Meadowlands Golf Announcement No. 8 The Meadow lands Store Window Question: Who gets the cheapest golf? Answer: The player paying the annuid fee. His golf costs him 38 'i cents per week throughout the year (at Meadowlands). Her golf costs her less than 29 cents per week.

Remember: Green fee players can at any time take up the annual fee, paying by installments, and be credited in full with green fees already paid, by keeping their green fee tickets, which are ns good as cash. (See Golf Announcement No. 7 in The Progress, January 9.) Value for money depends largely on the quality of the product. The Meadowlands motto is: "The Maximum of Golfing Value." C. II.

S. Split Double Kill With Mission Chilliwack High School basket ball teams won and lost in a recent Mission invasion. The junior boys took the measure of the home team 45 39, but Chilliwack girls went under by a 27 17 count. Johnston was high man for Chil liwack's juniors, while Christine Redpath was the mainstay of the girls team. 1936 Car Licenses Trade in your used car on a new model or a reconditioned used car, and have your 1936 license included.

We have the following cars in stock, all overhauled and ready to go. Sedans 1933 Ford 8 1932 Chevrolet Special 1930 Chevrolet Special 1932 Ford 8 1928 Pontiac 1928 Chevrolet Light Deliveries 1934 Small English Ford, delivery panel 1930 Ford Trucks Coaches 1933 Ford 8 1930 Ford 1929 Ford Coupes 1934 Ford 8 1931 Chevrolet 1927 Pontiac 1930 Reo 1930 Pontiac 1931 Chevrolet 1933 Chevrolet 1934 Chevrolet VSUAL TERMS BRETT'S LIMITED GENERAL MOTORS ill PRODUCTS DOLLAR BILLS for lucky patrons. Free dra. ing fur those uttenuing the LEGION DANCE SATURDAY, FEB. 15 LEGION HALL, CIIILLIWACK LLOYD VANETTA AND RIS ORCHESTRA Dancing 9 till 12 Admission 25e Two ladies admitted for the price of one before 9.

WHEN YOU HAVE READ THE PROGRESS PASS IT ON I mr I jr I'r Iiw. fc flvn I cte. mm an mm iv a 1 i imsjiav. ix inc ESTQ BASKET I jrUJLJ .1 (j Gordie Didn't Click Gordon Wallace, Vancouver welterweight, failed in his third attempt to lift a decision from Ceferino Garcia Friday night, when the brown battler punched out a 10 round decision at an American Legion fight card in Hollywood. This gives Garcia two decisions against one draw in his three bouts with Wallace.

Open Nights at RICHARDS BOWLING ALLEY Wednesday Thursday and Saturday Reduced rates for afternoon bowling. Get the bowling habit. It's healthful, and real fun! HOCKEY BOOK Every boy will want one of these outstanding Hockey Books, "How to become a Hockey by T. P. (Tommy) Oorman, coach and manager of the World Champion Montreal Maroons.

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