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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1933 THE CIIILLIWACK PROGRESS Page five TAKKS OVKK SKRYICK STATION AT ABBOTSIORI) Ashdown was associated with Brett's Limited in this city for the past ten years and was popular with many who did business with him. ftftft ft ft ft ft a a a a 'a a A. H. Ashdown of Chilli wack has taken over the ownership of Brett's service station at Abbotsford. Mr.

carrying out of the dance included Miss M. Wright, Miss M. Dyck, Miss P. Godfrey, Miss M. Vasseur.

Mrs. L. Ramboklt, Thos. Stibbs, Jimmy AuM, "Mac" Churchill, and irak I Last linore mm Harry Fletcher. '6' (i ft '6 ft mm Titey WW: l'LW' ur Are Ra MsMlW For Us Locally They are prime turkeys and are guaranteed to be in the best possible condition for your table.

We are sure you will be pleased with their tenderness and flavor. We are also supplied with Christmas Fowl Ducks and Geese Choice birds that are specially fattened for Christmas selling. ti Ji! jfi ji it Hams and Bacon Sausage. Meat Ready Cooked Meats Oysters Cranberries Celery Lettuce Mincemeat Fraser Vulley Butter Fresh Vegetables We wish our customers and friends a Merry Christmas CAMPBELL'S MEAT MARKET Phone 4131 jOt 5. ft ft ft V.

We wish you one and all a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year Home Makers Realty and Insurance Agency Ltd. PHONE 3181 A ttti "ti ft That good fortune The ft of Christmas Joys and happiness, and that 1934 may be a year of prosperity and achievement for you, is the sincere wish of Theal Boyd, Limited Store Thone 3411 Mill Thone 2441 ft ftftftft ft ft ft ft ft ft Quality Electrical GIFTS are gleamingly beautiful and give long, efficient service. Your B. C. Electric store is headquarters for these practical presents which are lower in price than ever before and offered on the easiest of terms.

AUTOMATIC IRONS TIE PRESSER Here is something that is low in cunt that any dad or diui to be will welcome. Looks like a sword, but in far more useful these days because it paves a man's ties. Only $1.35 l0 APPLIANCE Bbitisii Columbia Let Us Supply Your Christmas lised LOCAL REEF, PORK AND LAM 15 Last week we secured some the choicest local animals for our Christmas trade. This in keeping with our policy buying the best meat that the Fraser Valley can pro duce. Wellington Avenue of is of ft ft.

ft ft ft ft ft A' 3ft' ft 3ft ft ft 3ft' 3ft 3ft ft ft may bring you est ft ft ft ftft ftft ftft ftft One of the useful and long lasting gifts money ran buy. With an automatic iron there is never a burnt garment never a told Iron. Mother is certain to appreciate otie. Shown is the adjusto matic at 58.75 Another favorite is only $5.95 LOVELY LAMPS Lamps as beautiful as the Northern lights up Santa's way in a wide variety of styles. Table and bridge lamps, $3.95 and up.

Standard lamps, $7.45 and up. Shown is a striking pottery base lamp for $4.25 STORES EiECTRicRmrwfiyCo. United Church of Canada Rev. George Tuipm East Chilliwack, 10:15 a.m. Anthem, "There Were Shepherds" (Eailei.

Solo, "Nazareth" (Gounod Mis. P. Tope. Cheam, 11:30 a.m. Anthems, "And There Were Shepherds (Wilson "The Christmas Song" (Adam I.

Solo, "Night of Nights," Miss Viola Parker. Rosedale, 7:30 p.m. Anthems, "Brightest and Best" (Buck, "In the Beginning" (Allen "Sing, Heavens Simper "How Darkly Dawns" (Shelley). Cooke's Presbyterian Church I Christmas music. Morning service, 11 o'clock.

An them, "There were shepherds abid ing" (Marks). Evening service, 7:30 o'clock. Anthem, "It came upon the mid night clear (Sullivan); "Let us now I go even unto Bethlehem (Nevini.j Carols: Noel, Holy Night, God rest I you merry gentlemen. Rev. John McTuik will preach at both services.

H. St. J. Naftel, organist and choirmaster. 97 Rate: 10c per line.

A minimum charge of 35c. If charged and entered In books, the minimum is 5Uc. It pays to pay cash. Subscriptions to all magazines at publishers' prices at Hipwell's Drug Store. 107 I Special this week, baize top card tables, $1.95, at The Home Supply I Co.

Ltd. 101 Call at Denike's and see our ladies' and gentlemen's travelling sets. All colors. 29 Dinnerware. Beautiful designs from England's most famous potteries.

The Home Supply Co. Ltd. Now Is the time to get your gum boots or zippers soled, heeled or repaired at the Checkerboard Station. 143 On Friday, December 22, a raffle will be held at McKenzie Cheam, for turkeys, geese and chickens. 100 BOYS and GIRLS! The popularity contest at Hipwell's Drug Store closes at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday.

106 Come in tomorrow and choose your "Lane" Cedar Chest. (The finest in the world. I The Home Supply Co. Ltd. 79 Lucky ticket holder in Black White Front Leather Goods Store Free Cash Contest is No.

2161. Holder required to return same in 15 days to receive $2 cash prize. 3 Purchase your Christmas turkey at the Valley Meat Market and be assured of a quality bird. Everything for the Christmas dinner. Jubb Stallard.

Phone 5131. 156 PARTLO In the passing of Mrs. S. C. Partlo on December 13, Chilliwack mourns one of her most respected and loved women.

Born in Inger soll, Ontario, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Darker, she was also married there, coming west to Vancouver with her husband in 1912 and to Chilliwack in 1919. Of a naturally modest and retiring disposition, her chief interest was in her home and as a mother and wife she will ever be remembered with the most loving thoughts. But her interest was not confined here, for, as a member of the Hospital Auxiliary, the Seaford Chapter, I.O.D.E., and of the Ladies' Aid of Cooke's Church, her services were always given freely and generously.

Mrs. Partlo was most artistic and her decorative schemes used in social affairs in many circles in this town were always most attractive and admired. Her quiet, kindly nature will be greatly missed by many. The funeral service, which took place from the Henderson Undertaking Parlors, Friday afternoon, Rev. J.

McTurk officiating, was attended by members of the family and many who desired to show by their presence, sympathy with those so deeply bereaved. The floral tributes were particularly expressive. POLICE COURT BLOTTER Albert Clark is spending thirty days in the municipal jail, arising out of his arrest and conviction for retaining stolen goods in his pos session. MEETING POSTPONED The meeting of the Chilliwack Conservative Association, which was to have been held Monday, December 11, was postponed when the city's lights went off that eve ning. The gathering will take place in the near future.

Empty stomachs are dangerous 1 things. Carman inted Church, Kardis 11:30 a.m., Christmas Message with Carols. 8 p.m.. Pageant of "The Heavenly Host." In nine scenes. Thirty five characters in eastern costume.

Electrical illumination. Come and worship. Chilliwack I'nited Church Morning service at 11 o'clock. Christmas Cantata by the Junior Choir entitled, "The King of Heaven." Short sermon thought, "He Stoops to Conquer." Sunday school, 2:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 o'clock.

Largely a musical service. "Hear the Christmas Chimes." The pastor, Rev. W. A. Guy, will preach at both services.

Come to church. 14 Christmas Day Services at St. John's, Sardis, and St. Peter's, Kosedale. St.

John's 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion. 11 a. Festival Service Holy Communion. St. Peter's 9:30 a.m., Holy Communion.

COIN. KEAV, MATSQII, DIES IN AUTOMOBILE While on his way to attend the weekly meeting of the Matsqui council, Saturday, Councillor Peter Ramsay Keay, 64, was stricken in his automobile, and died shortly afterward. He was a native of Scotland and had lived in the municipality 25 years. LANGLEV REEVE SUPPORTING LIBRARY In announcing his candidature for election for a second term as reeve of Langley municipality, Reeve Booth recommended support to the continuation of the public library, a plebiscite for which would be presented to the electors at the municipal elections in January. F.

X. M. P. A. COLLECT FOR VANCOUVER NEEDY The Fraser Valley Milk Producers' Association again assisted the needy of Vancouver by the collection of clotning, fruit and vegetables.

As in former years, these were transported to Vancouver free through the generosity of the B. C. E. with milk haulers assisting in collecting. Free delivery dates were December 18, 19, 20.

No cars were assembled as formerly. WEIGHT GUESSING CONTEST In aid of the Community Chest, Jubb Stallard, of the Valley Meat Market, are staging a weight guessing again this year. A large hog is on display in the market, and customers are permitted to record their guesses as to its weight for ten cents. The person coming nearest to the correct weight wins a turkey, with total proceeds going to the Chest. OXFORD GROUP A fellowship meeting was held at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Pelly Sunday evening, twenty six members being present despite the inclement weather. A New Year's eve mid night service is planned for St. Thomas' Church, at 11 o'clock, preceded by meditation and prayer from 9 p.m.

to which all are invited. Preparations are being made for a house party here next month. TOYS FOR CHILDREN WON IN CONTEST The Kinsmen Club of Chilliwack have received word that they were successful in obtaining third prize for British Columbia in the recent Buckingham tobacco wrapper contest, which was sponsored in this district by the Kin, and as a result will turn over 150 toys and a quantity of candies to the Community Chest for distribution this year. Winners were decided on a vote basis, calculated on the number of cigarette wrappers turned in. The Chilliwack Kinsmen were placed in Class open to organizations in communities under 2,500 population.

HOLIDAY TRIPS ON ROSEDALE AGASSIZ FERRY The Rosedale Agassiz ferry will make round trips on Christmas and New Year's days, leaving Rosedale at 9 and 11 a.m. and at 2 and 4 p.m. The ferry will leave the Agassiz side at 15 minutes past these hours. The regular winter service is on the hour from Rosedale, commencing at 8 a.m. and continuing until 7 p.m.

During the storm the ferry operated every day except Wednes day, although a full schedule of trips was not made each day. Sunday, the ferry made two round trips. J. T. Henley, who operates the ferry service, reports one car as the total volume of traffic.

The icy highways did no look inviting to motorists. St. Thomas' Church St. Thomas' Day, Thursday, Dec. 21 10 a.m., Holy Communion.

7:30 p.m., Preparation Service. Sunday, Dec. 24, Christmas Eve 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 11 a. Children's Christmas Service.

7:30 p.m., Evensong and Carols. Christmas Day 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 10:30 a.m., Choral Communion and Address. The Choir is practising special anthems and the old Christmas hymns will be sung. 98 Christian Science Society Opposite City Hall Services Sunday, 11 a.m.

Subject of Lesson Sermon, "Christian Science." Sunday school, 11 a.m. Wednesday, Testimony meeting, 8 p.m. Free reading room, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 3 to 5 p.m. 14 SCHOOL PAPER ISSUED The Christmas issue of The Tatler made its appearance at Chilliwack High School this week. Printed on colored stock, the issue was a seasonal one with both news matter and advertising in keeping with the Christmas spirit.

The feature of the paper was a letter from Miss Jean McNaughton, giving an interesting account of her travels in England. Her descriptions of historic places in London were particularly instructive. COMMUNITY CHEST AIDED BY EMPRESS HOTEL DANCE The funds of the Community Chest have been enhanced by the sum of $36.55 as a result of the Empress Hotel staff dance. The sum was turned over to the Chest this week by Manager J. Vasseur.

Members of the staff who assisted with the organization and Jo El STOKE CLOSING IIOI'KS Chilliwack stores will remain open until 10 o'clock this evening and Friday night, in addition to maintaining the usual closing hours H'tiiSpt' tunity of thanking earliest 'iireelingj you for your friendship and patronage throughout the year, and of extending our heartiest greetings for a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous 1934. C. R. DENIKE JEWELER tV. compliment I THE FASHION Ferguson Furnell THE SAME OLD WISH Made in the same old way.

We have tried in the past to serve you faithfully and well, and have appreciated the generous measure of support you have accorded us. So, with all good will, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a New Year of joy and prosperity. The Chilliwack Garage Telephone 2331 on Saturday. Sunday is, of course, i a holiday, and stores will be closed Monday for Christmas Day. On Tuesday, December 20, Boxing Day will be observed when stores will remain closed.

On Wednesday. December 27, they will be open all day. Drug stores will observe Sunday closing hours on Christmas Day. LOCAL MAN IS MK.MBKK SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS Frank Edwards, proprietor of the Chilliwack Garage, has received notification of his acceptance as a member of the Society of Automotive F.ngineers. The news came to Mr.

Edwards in a letter from John A. C. Warner, general manager of the society, in New York City. The Society of Automotive Engineers, through its various branches, sets standards for the automobile industry the world over. In order to secure membership in the society an ability for research work must be displayed, and a rigorous technical examination passed.

Mr. Edwards is one of the two British Columbia members of the society, the other being a Vancouver automobile engineer. CHILLIWACK'S FAIR DATES SEPT. II TO 14 Chilliwack's 1934 fair dates have been set for September 11 to 14, according to a report of the B. C.

Fairs Association meeting held in Vancouver. These dates provide for a three day show. A report of the meeting given coast papers introduced the possibility of a race meet in connection with the local fair. E. H.

Barton, secretary of the Chilliwack fair, who attended the meeting, states that the matter was discussed, but that no request was made for a race meet. Such a proposal, however, will probably come before a full meeting of the board of directors for consideration. Vancouver fair dates are August 29 to September Victoria, August 18 to 25; Armstrong, September 17 to 20, and Kamloops, September 25 to 27. With the approach of another Christmas season, we want to thank our customers and friends for their support during the past year, and to extend to all the compliments of the season and all good wishes for 1934. DA VIES LOGAN iaKe ims oppor CHILLIWACK Wishing You Merry Christmas in the same old way and a New Year's Greeting and a Joyous Holiday.

CIGAR STORE CI To Our Fraser Valley Clients We desire to extend sincere greetings to our Valley friends and best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Pe vfi evlo rt So iv VANCOUVER LIMlTdO x' for Better Christmas Buying 7oc English China Cups ami Saucers 59c Folding Pocket Kodak, special $5.49 $1.00 Assorted Face Powders 69c $1.50 Iludnut's Path Salts $1.09 $1.00 Scott's Emulsion, large size 69c $1.00 Minty's Shaving Sets, cream, brush and lotion 69c $1.45 Williams Shaving Sets, 4 pieces 98c A Special Value on a nice of Stationery 79c Fountain Pens and Pencils, all makes, guaranteed, from up French Ivory, clearing prices, half regular price. $1.50 Guaranteed Hot Water Pottle, special. 98c Christmas Cards, Seals and Tags all made in Canada. Robinson's Drue: Store "YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ARE SAFE WITH US" Phone 8351 (Bartxr Drutr Co.) jUl jOi jOt jOi 30 30 J0 jOt MAY SANTA BE GOOD! MAY YOUR STOCKING BULGE! If our wishing carries proper weight, Santa Claus will make your stocking bulge with good things.

DENMARK BURTON Hardware, Paints, Etc. i'i ki. Phone 3421 I Ideal Grocery Phone 4461 Phone 4231 CONSOLIDATED GROCERS Stores of Quality Xmas Hampers Royal City Hamper 6 tins Assorted Fruits and Vegetables 75c Libby's Hamper 10 Delicious Canadian made Foods, Special $1.89 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 6 cakes Witch Hazel Soap 6 cakes Crown Olive Soap All for 49c Packed in Christmas box. luster Raisins at 25c and 35c Table Fig Per lb 18c and 25c Grapes 2 lbs. 25c Jap Oranges Per box 75c Oranges Doz.

25c, 35c, 50c Lemons Per doz 30c Grapefruit 6 for 25c FREE On Return Limit Vw tickets Eastern Stopover 301 50 30i jOi J0 jOi 301 "0" '0" Chilliwack Model Grocery Xmas Candy Chocolates, in Boxes At 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 VS Marinan Mixture Ai3 3 lb. box 85c Christmas Mixed Lb. 1 7c Creams and Jellies Per lb 25c Christmas Crackers Box 25c, 50c and 75c Christmas Stockings lOc, 15c, 25c and SOc Xmas Hams Half or whole, per lb. 23c Ginger WineBottle 25c Boiled Cider Bottle 19c Shelled Almonds Lb. 45c Glace Cherries Lb 40c (round Almonds 4 lb.

pkt 25c Mixed Nuts 2 lbs. 35c Walnuts 2 lbs. 25c Chestnuts Per lb. 1 8c DELIVERY costing less than ever before Round Trip to important points in Canada. Generous privileges en route.

Sale Three Months (5, Also very low Fares to Atlantic seaboard when part of overseas bookings. Stopovers. Return limit Five Months. For information Ask the Ticket Agent CANADIAN PACIFIC.