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4 )O0OO400400O0400 dCoccil 8 00OCOOK0 EB EBEN EBENEZER. The Mint. Phone No. 45. New hats at Mrs.

Carvolth's. See display ad. W. A. Blow is agent for the Royal City Laundry.

Spices for your pickles, buy them from Ashwells. Where is Ballarat? If you don't know, ask the Bishop. Mrs. and Miss Carvolth were in Victoria and Vancouver la; week'. When requiring Shorts, Bran, Chop or Wheat try Lillie's Cash Grocery.

R. Kelly, of the Kelly Douglas Vancouver, was in the valley with his motor car. Ai naver say hum came in, ai naver say hum out, ai naver sav hum no how HHELMA. If you are looking for a 5, 10, 15 or 20 acre plot of land, call and see J. H.

Paul, Fairfield Island. Rowat Hall can supply you with all kinds of Massey Harris implement repairs on short notice. Miss Alvina Starlight, a near relative of Mr. Sunlight, will shine with "What Happened to Jones." The Misses Munro, of Montreal, who have been touring the coast, spent the week end with Mrs. Berkley Reeves.

We have an amount of $1300.00 of private funds to loan. First mortgage, farm lands. Apply F. J. Hart Ltd.

CISSY SAYS: "The boys here are so slow that they make New Year's calls on the 1st of July." Oh, bovs! shame on you. George E. Trorsy, jeweller of Vancouver, made a motor car trip over the Westminster Road from Vancouver Sunday, returning Tuesday. Mrs. Carvolth has announced her first opening for Thursday, September 1st.

A full line of fall hats will be shown tbgether with coats and novelties. If the married ladies of Chilliwack will consult with Mrs. Ebcnezer Goodly she will be pleased to give him some valuable information as to how to manage a husband. The Fairfield Island Union Sunday School desire to get up a library. Any good reading matter will be gladly accepted from individuals or churches by Miss Alice Anderson.

Miss Agnes Gammon has resigned her position as principal of Cheam school to accept a more important post at Alberni, Vancouver Island, and journeyed there on Friday. M. A. Alsgard, of Vancouver, will open up an up to date tea room and confectionary store in the Knight Block next month, occupying the premises soon to be vacated by Wm. Archibald.

Miss Effie Anderson, daughter of A. H. Anderson, Young St. South, was a prize winne in a recent Hicks Lov ick contest. Miss Anderson for her cleverness ia the competition succeeded in winning a fine Thomas organ.

The Chilliwack Dramatic Society urge upon those who are to take part in "What Happened to Jones" to attend all future rehearsals which will be held on Wednesday and Friday evenings of each week at 8:30 o'clock sharp. R. T. Prince, Accountant, New Westminster, is in the valley convalescent from a recent hospital operation. Mr.

Prince i3 secretary of the New Westminster lawn tennis club and has been an interested spectator of the earnes played at the Chilliwack tournament. DRESS MAKING Miss Carvolth wishes to advise her customers that any orders for costumes to be made for the Chilliwack fair should be given at once to avoid disappointment. Samples and estimates on application. Wellington Street, City, phone 48. Thoroughly experienced assistant wanted, also apprentices.

The Chilliwack lawn tennis tourna ment that has been in progress the past week is now narrowing down to the final events, some of which will be played off this afternoon should the weather be favorable. Owing to the shootine season opening to morrow. the remaining games will be played on inursaay, September ath. "Evolution is an intergration of matter and concomitant dissipation of motion, during which the matter passes from an indefinite incoherent hemo geneity to a definite, coherent hemo geneity. and during which time the re tained motion undergoes a parallel transformation," so remarks Minerva as to What Happened to Jones.

The Bishop of New Westminster will administer the rite of confirmation in St. Thomas Church on Sunday. Sent 4th, at 11 a. m. His lordship will preach both at the morninc and even ing services.

On Monday, September 5th, in the Parish Hall, a reception will he tendered to the Bishop on the occasion of his first visit to the narish. Thh will take place at 8 p. and all parishioners are cordially invited to meej their new chief pastor. THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, AUGUST 31, 1910. Oh! you! Henry Fuller.

The Dokays are on the way. A loud voice has given away many a good thing JONES. The mail stage leaves post office for Rosedale at 10:30 a.m. Leave your orders for coal and wood with Snelgrove Waddington Co. Bring your Eggs to us, we pay the top price.

Lillie's Cash Grocery. Miss Martha Gammon left on Sunday to resume her duties at Kamloops public school. Mr. and Mrs. G.R.

Ashwell returned yesterday from a three months' visit to England. Good Pickles If you want to make them, why buy your vinegar and spices at Ashwells. If your grain crop is heavy buy a Massey Harris binder the best on earth Rowat Hall. Mrs. Campbell Reid and Miss Marshall, of Vancouver, are visiting Mrs.

Berkley Reeves, Young St. Holiday Musical Term in Piano, Violin and Singing. Mr. Theo. J.

Hutton, Mary Street. Phone 132 3. Best Vinegar, you need it to make the best pickles. You can always get the best vinegar at Ashwells. Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sodas, Sundaes, David Harums, and Soft Drinks on ice, at the Maple Leaf Restaurant.

Planet Junior Horse Cultivators, that will do yeur work in one half the time, are sold by Rowat Hall. The roads are good; take advantage of them by using a rubber tyred buggy. They are SOLD by Rowat Hall. Now is the time to be looking over your old Mower and Rake If you want a new one. call on Rowat Hall.

Monday next being a Statutory holiday, the Post Office will be closed. The wicket will be open at noon for one hour. Mrs; Mark Dumond returned to her home in Vancouver after spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs. C. B.

Reeves. Duck shooting will soon be here. Does your gun require any repairs or overhauling? if so, take it to Hart Frost. They have an expert gunsmith. Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Orr, of Wetaski win, are in the valley visiting at Jno. Orr's, "Townsite Farm," and at Mrs. Orr's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jno. Parker, East Chilliwack. Silverware Sale now. on. 20 per cent, discount.

Thomas, "The Jeweler." Capt. Garvie has launched into a new enterprise the supplying of coal and wood to the people of Chilliwack. Snelgrove Waddington Co. are prepared to receive orders at their office on Wellington St. The best time to start your children in music is in the holiday season, when they have plenty of time for practice.

Consult Mr. Theo. J. Hutton, teacher of Violin, Piano and Singing. Studio, Mary Street.

Eye Specialist Dr. W. M. Cart er will be at Thomas', "The Jew ler," Sept. 7 and 8.

Don't forget date. COMMERCIAL HOTEL This hotel has been renovated and newlv furnish ed throughout. Hot and cold water. Good baths. Electric light.

First class cuisine. Rates $1.00 per day and up. U. J. Hatch.

Proprietor. Half the old folk wish they had had the chance of piano lessons in their vouth. All the rest wish tney had better appreciated the chance they had. Children should be sent tor tmtion to Mr. Theo.

J. Hutton. studio, Mary St. A general meeting of the members of the Chilliwack Agricultural Association is called for Saturday, the 3rd of September at the hour of 2.30 o'clock at the court house, to authorize the director sof the society, to raise money to build a grand stand for the fair. J.

H. Waugh, P. H. Gorman, Blake Wilson, E. Langley, D.

and Hugh McRae, T. Slattery, Joseph Gowans, W. F. Crodie, C. P.

Evans, Jim C. Conway, F. E. McFeeley, J. A.

Wright. J. G. Mutch and John Montgomery, were among the Vancouver visitors who were registered at the Empress Hotel last week. Mr.

Isaac Kipp has returned from spending a two weeks' visit with friends in Vancouver. He returned by way of the river steamer from New Westminster to Chilliwack. On his journey up the river he marvelled on the many changes having taken place since he first made the trip in 1862. In that year Mr. Klpp first set foot in Chilliwack and has the distinction of being the first white man to do that.

lie has since that year been a constant resident, and has shared in the ups and downs of the Valley's progress. The first trip up the river was made In an Indian canoe and no sign of settlement of any kind was to be seen on either shore. Today the sixty miles of river front on both sides Is settled and the mark of progress distinctly showing. L. R.

Hood. A. N. Kirk. Mrs.

Toms and family. S. M. Ulackburn. C.

W. Peterson. A. G. Clark, Archie Cameron.

Charles Uruester, W. S. Brodle. J. A.

Willis and W. C. Gibson were a few tf the Vancouver guests at the Royu Iat week. Alex. Menzie, East Chilliwack, has disposed of all his property and on Wednesday last had a very successful auction sale of his stock and implements.

The banner was wielded by Mr. Atkinson, and through his efforts everything realized a good price. Colin Malcolm, teller In the Bank of Montreal, has returned from a couple of weeks' holidays in Vancouver and Victoria. Mr. is to be transferred from the Chilliwack branch to the Victoria branch, but will relieve In Vancouver a few weeks before taking his new position.

Georsre McCartney, provincial manager of the B. C. Telephone Coim pany. was in the city a few days last week. The B.

C. Telephone Company are endeavoring to lay a submarine table across the Fraser River between Rosedale and Agassiz, which will give the latter place the advantages of the long distance service. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Duthie, nurse and children returned last week from a month's visit at the coast.

They will leave in a few days for a trip up iu me iaas ruver, wnere It is expected Mr. Duthie will fully regain his health. Mr. Duthie is very much better since the beginning of his holidays, and it is hoed in another month should be fully recovered to again take up his old position. The Rev.

Isaac Stringer, bishop of the Yukon, was in the Valley a couple of days last week visiting his brother, George, Westminster street. The Uishop is recently from the Yukon and spending a few, days at the Coast before his return. Bishop Stringer is one of the most widely known men of the Canadian west and north, being perhaps one of the best authorities Canada has on the geographical and topographical questions of the far north. As a missionary he was the first white man to penetrate to the Arctic circle and the mouth of the McKenzie river, being lor months at a time on Herschel Island and a year without mail service. He will be remembered by all by his more recent experience in travelling through the North Yukon, and his return alive to civilization, by subsisting upon rawhide moccasins when all other food had been exhausted.

He Is a native born Bruce man and hails from near Kincardine, and while in Chilliwack called on many old boys of that town. OLD PAPER Five cents a bundle Progress Office. BORN. McCutcheon On Sunday, August 21, to Mr. and Mrs.

J. S. McCutcheon, McGuire Road, a son. WlLSON On Wednesday, August 24th. to Mr.

and Mrs. P. H. Wilson, Sar dis, a son. Hummer On Sunday, August 28th, to Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Hummer, a son DOMINION METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE Tempernture Low. Snow.

Rain Aug. 21 Sunday 62 55 22 Monday 61 53 23 Tuesday 63 44 .08 24 Wednes. 74 40 2o Thursday 81 37 26 Friday 58 42 27 Saturday 64 41 Precipitation total for week 0.08 The prices as quoted by Ch Hay, loose, per ton Hay, baled, Oats, Wheat Peas, Earley, Potatoes, Apples, per box Eggs, per dozen Butter, Dairy, per lb. Butter, Creamery Beef, on foot, per lb. Beef, dressed, Hogs, live Hogs, dressed Mutton, dressed Veal, live Veal, dressed Ducks, per doz.

Chickens, per dozen Hens, per doz J. H. C. illiwrtck merchants M2 00 15 00 28 00 38 00 23 00 25 00 14 00 75 35 25 27 41 8 10 10 13 6 10 9 00 3 75 6 00 to $12 00 to 15 00 30 00 40 00 30 00 25 00 J6 00 1 00 35 27 35 4i 10 12 12 13 6 10 9 00 4 50 8 00 i Ki 4 'M; A i I INo Better Recommendation POSSIBLE Mr. R.

W. Prowse, of Bowden, but for over 16 years a resident of Chilliwack, has purchased 2 acres of the Eden Bank Subdivision, recognizing it as the best situation in British Columbia as a home site. Only a limited number left Purchase now, you will never regret it Enquire for price and terms. F. J.

Hart Ltd. XXXXX BANK Of MONTREAL (Established 1817) Incorporated by Act of Parliament. HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL lTAL al1 paid UP) $14,400,000.00 RkST 12,00.000.00 UNDIVIDED PROFITS 681 561 44 ASSETS 234, 438; 318. 99 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, and in London (England), New York, Chicago and Spokane (U.S.A.) and Mexico City. A General Banking Business Transacted.

SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits received in sums of $1.00 and upwards, and interest allowed at 3 per cent, per annum (present rate). CHILLIWACK BRANCH E. DUTHIE. Airent 'VVVVVVVVVVV ALFRED BUNNETT, MANAGER PHONE 2 1, SARDIS CENTRAL The Minnehaha Summer Resort Vedder River, Chilliwack, B. C.

ATTRACTIONS: Salmon fishing Boating on Cultus Lake Shooting, Trout fishing Bathing on the beach Big Game shooting Mountain climbing Riding, driving, bicycling, motoring Scenery unsurpassed No mosquitoes, no worry Take either C.P.R. train to Harrison, or river boat from New Westminster. Three hours from Vancouver. If YOU ARE no record of the transaction. i I Printing OF EVERY DESCRIPTION NEATLY EXECUTED AT THE OFFICE OF "THE PROGRESS unable to strike a cash balance, it is because you pay small bills with cash instead of cheques, and have A checking account with THE ROYAL BANK OF CAN ADA will overcome the difficulty and aid you in building up a substantial bank account.

SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT. CHILLIWACK BRANCH F. B. LYLE, Manager. i rurilliurc none 117 Kesidence 125 3 Undertaking A Few Snaps in Furniture for the next 10 Days 5F Buffets, usual $35.00 for $26.00.

Sideboards, usual $00.00 for Sr.n on ru i 2 Iron Beds, usual S5.00 lor 84.00. Dominion Spring the beat mnHp'in The ual $8 00 for 56.00. Woven VVire Snrimrs $2.50. Call nH JV til TV $3.75, $4.00 and $5.00. Rotary." I can give you a good Machine for $30.00.

iWre Fam I Gr. P. CHAMBERLAIN 1 BRICK BLOCK MAIN STREET CHILLIWACK Of.