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Page Two WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1937 THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS Social and Personal Frank Hubbard left Monday for Lake Windemere. Miss Clare Chadsey spent Tuesday in Vancouver. Miss Ruth Berkey is spending six weeks at Hope. Miss Norma Milton is visiting for a few days in Vancouver. Miss Katherine Hall is the guest of Mrs.

W. Croy, Vancouver. Jp.rk Henderson, Vancouver, was a visitor to Chilliwaek this week. Miss Frances Gillespie, Tacoma, is the guest of Mrs. C.

A. Martin. George Simpson, Vancouver, was the weekend guest of Jack Peers. Miss Audrey Street visited with friends in Vancouver over the weekend. John Hind.

Vancouver, was the guest of Dick Watson over the weekend. Miss Amy Hutcheson was a visitor to Vancouver for a few days this week. Members of Ruth Rebekah lodge No. 4 entertained members of Encampment lodge No. 13 and Excelsior lodge No.

7, I.O.O.F., at a most enjoyable weiner roast at Cultus Lake Thursday evening. Several members went swimming, while others took part in various games. Later in the evening, wein ers, buns, cake and coffee were served, after which about fifty persons gathered around the bonfire for community singing. A jolly evening ended with Auld Lang Svne. LANGLEY GREENHOUSES LIMITED 46 AVENUE A COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE Cut Flowers Potted Plants Floral Arrangements Every Rural Horn 5 on a Line The luxury of bot water; tbe tkrifl of a modern cook stove; tko cleen, cory warmth of gas heat All these ara economically yours with ROCK GAS, no matter where you live.

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3 pads in each packet. 10 CENTS Pllk PACKET at Druggists, Grocers, General Stores. WHY PAY MORE? THE WILSON FLY PAD Hamilton, Ont. Sunday long distance rates are low Sunday Is a good day to make that long promised telephone rail to a faraway friend or dear one. The rates on Jong distanre telephone calls are rheaper then.

The Sunday rates are In effect every weekend from 7 p.m., Saturday, to 4:30 a.m., Monday. Night rates, which are the same, are available from 7 p.m. to 4:30 a.m., daily. Take advantage of the low rates on long distance telephone calls any night or any Sunday. Chilliwaek Telephones Limited Mrs.

Helen McPherson, Kincar dine, is the guest of Mrs. R. Caskey. Miss Rita McCreight, Merritt, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Jackson. Mrs. E. Berkey, Regina, is the guest of her son, George D. Berkey and family.

Mr. and Mis. H. J. Reid spent a few days at Harrison Hot Springs this week.

Mrs. Mabel Gauthier is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. G. E.

Ellis. Shelton, Wash. Harry Creasey, Kamloops, paid a brief visit here Saturday en route to Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Warner, New Westminster, were Sunday visitor at Chilliwaek. Miss Juanita Wilson has returned home after spending her vacation in Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Lockhart and Douglas spent the weekend with Mrs. S. M. Wilson. Miss Katherine Haugh spent the weekend in Vancouver, guest of Miss Isabelle Marr.

Miss Hazel Dusterhoeft returned home Saturday after visiting for ten days at Canoe. Fred Meilicke has returned to Chilliwaek after spending six months in Montreal. Mrs. George Auld and son, Edward, left Sunday to spend a holi day at White Rock. Mr.

and Mrs. L. Harrison, Fish Lake, B. are holidaying for week in Chilliwaek. Gordon Abbey, Vancouver, is re lieving at the local branch of Safe way Stores Limited.

Mr. and Mrs. V. Heckel, Edmon ton, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. W. Phillip: took up residence this week in the Myrdon apartments. Mrs. Elsa Budd visited at Mount Baker, Wildwood Park, Bellingham and Seattle this week.

Lyle Henderson returned this week from Victoria where he at tended summer school. Miss C. P. Arnoldi, Vancouver, spent the week in Chilliwaek, guest of Mrs. A.

Hutcheson. Mr. and Mrs. H. Benson, Saska toon, are visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Bennett. Borre Schmidt and his son, Borre Sumas, visited friends in Chilli waek over the weekend. Jack Turner Nelson, is vaca tioning at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Turner. Miss Margaret Calbick, Armstrong, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

S. Calbick. Tommy Jones returned Sunday from Trail where he was the guest of Louis Malott for a week. Mrs. Fred G.

Amess is visiting for a week with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Reddie, and Mr. Reddie. Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Lock returned home Monday from a motor trip to Banff and Lake Louise. Mrs. M. F.

Armitage and Joyce were visitors to Vancouver and up the coast for a few days recently. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grossman and Barbara Ann left Sunday morning from Vancouver for Berkeley, Cal. Murdoch Maclachlan and Max Stewart were among those attending the annual dance given by University of B.

C. summer session students, held in the Commodore Friday evening. Dr. A. R.

Wilson left Saturday for Edmonton, where he will visit his mother and take a post graduate course at the University of Alberta, returning home the latter part of August. Mrs. A. F. Knoblock and Miss E.

Pickard. Detroit, have re turned to their homes after a week's visit at the home of their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Edmond son. Reeves road. Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Pyvis are holidaying at Victoria where they are the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

N. Osborne, who recently moved from Chilliwaek to take up residence in that city. Stewart Barker, Calgary, was a recent guest of his cousin, Donald S. MacNeil, and Mrs. MacNeil.

He was accompanied home by Miss Donna Jean MacNeil, who will spend a visit with relatives in Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. E. S.

Davidson have as their guests Mrs. David sons two sisters, Mrs. Norma Bau man, Vancouver, and Mrs. J. A.

Loehbaum, Sumas; also their nephew, Warren Bauman, Van couver, Wash. Oscar Cheek with Mrs. Cheek and two children of Innisfail, arrived this week and will make their home in Chilliwaek. Mr. Cheek, formerly with General Motors in Alberta, has joined the sales stafl of Erett's Ltd.

Mrs. A. A. Hinton returned home Sunday night after visiting in Winnipeg and other points for five weeks. Miss Frances Hinton, who accompanied her mother east, is spending a few days in Vancouver prior to returning home.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hurndall and daughter who returned home Monday from Cultus Lake where they camped for a week, have had as their guests Mr. Hurndall's sister, Mrs. Henry Rooke, her four sons, and her aunt, Miss Alice Lea, Barry, Ont.

Better ktip yourself clean and bright. You are the window through which you must see the world. George Bernard Shaw. Bride elect Honored By Baptist Friends A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Mae Rrlwarris. Rella Pnnhi formerly of Chilliwaek, bride elect of this month, was held Friday I evening at the home of Mrs.

S. L. Wilson, hostesses being members of the Baptist church Mission Circle. Mrs. A.

J. Bowlby, impersonating an auctioneer, auctioned off numerous lovely gifts for the honoree. A table bouquet of mauve sweet peas centered the tea table at which Mrs. J. A.

Floyd and Mrs. J. T. Edwards presided, while tall cream tapers cast a soft glow over all. Assisting as tea aides were Mrs.

John Maki, Miss Belle Dickinson, Miss Audrey Street, Miss Jean Menzies, Miss Gladys Edwards and Miss Annabelle Wilson. During the evening, games and contests were enjoyed. Invited guests included Mrs. A. J.

Bowlby, Mrs. E. Turrill, Mrs. J. A.

Floyd, Mrs. J. T. Edwards, Mrs. Arthur Graham, Mrs.

U. B. Cusack, Mrs. R. Street, Mrs.

E. Berkey (Regina), Mrs. S. Alward, Mrs. E.

A. Orr, Miss Haynes, Miss Taylor, Mrs. W. Carmichael, Mrs. F.

Menzies, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. J. McVittie, Mrs. V.

Tournier, Mrs. D. Gagnon, Mrs. S. Carson, Mrs.

M. Keith, Miss Adeline Graham, Miss Kay Gagnon, Miss J. McKirdy, Mrs. G. Gorham, Mrs.

W. Turvey, Mrs. A. Street, Mrs. M.

Davies, Mrs. E. Budd, Miss G. Brown, Miss Rena and Miss Iva Berkey, Miss Jean Menzies, Mrs. R.

Edwards, Miss Louise Zink, Mrs. F. Parker, Mrs. J. Maki, Mrs.

H. Kipp, Miss Lucy Dawe, Mrs. A. W. Dickinson, Miss Betty Smithson, Mrs.

J. J. Smithson. Miss Belle Dickinson. Miss Audrey Street, Miss Gladys Edwards and Miss Anna belle Wilson.

Mrs. John Chapman and Mrs. W. H. Burton have just returned from a delightful holiday spent at the Coast and at Victoria.

Dr. W. W. Boucher left Monday for Calgary, where he will visit his daughter for three weeks prior to returning to Chilliwaek. Members of the Baptist Young People's Union had a jolly time at a weiner roast at the far end of Cultus Lake Monday night.

Ted Boucher returned to Seymour Narrows Monday after spending a month's holidays with his mother, Mrs. S. F. Boucher. Miss Jacqueline Vance and Miss Lilian Silva White, West Vancouver, are spending a week with Major and Mrs.

C. Grossman. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kipp returned from their honeymoon Wednesday and have taken up residence in their home on First avenue, The staff of the Fraser Valley Union library in Abbotsford presented Peter Grossman with a fountain pen Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Butcher have returned from New Westminster and have taken up residence in the Myrdon apartment house. Mr.

and Mrs. George Strevens and daughter, Norma, with Mrs. Murray Carlson, left Saturday on a two weeks' motor trip to California. Mrs. J.

B. Dennis and son Bob left Sunday for Winnipeg and Dar lingford, and Saskatoon, ex pecting to be away for three weeks. Mrs. H. E.

Chalmers was an in formal hostess at the tea hour Mon (lav in honor of her guest, Mrs. i Arthur Freeson, Wetaskiwin, Alta. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roberts and family returned home Sunday from Merritt.

They are motoring again to Merritt Thursday and while there will attend the stampede. Pule Colors for Vail Sheer wools in neutral and off tone pastels will be featured for fall wear. Dark colors and particularly black have been worn a great deal this summer, especially in town, so it is thought that delicate colors will reconcile women to the change from warm weather fabrics to wool, a transition not always happily accepted. "VnrT iirrin na iWliriieii I to Marvin Johnson takes place Sep A basket picnic was held at tember 1. She was assisted by her Cultus Lake Wednesday by sixty mother, Mrs.

H. Beltz, and her sis local residents who formerly sided in the vicinity of Hanna, Alta. After luncheon was served a pleasant time was spent reviewing old times spent on the prairie. It was gratifying to the organizers that so many who are still living in Alberta were able to be present. Velma Kipp Honored In Vancouver In honor of Miss Velma Kipp.

i Vancouver, a former resident of Chilliwaek, whose marriage to Hugh Cuthbertson takes place to day, Mrs. C. Reid and Mrs. J. Cooper, Vancouver, entertained at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening.

The rooms were decorated with pink and white flowers and stream Heckel (Edmonton), Mrs. H. Ben ers. while the bride elect was seated son (Saskatoon and the Misses nnrier a nrettilv decorated arch. Joyce and Doreen Bonnycastle, The eif ts were nresented bv little Bruce Cooper.

Assisting in serving were Mrs. W. Prouse and Mrs. T. Hodgson.

Other invited guests included Mrs. W. D. Kipp, Mrs. M.

Macaulay, Mrs. H. Lamb, Mrs. S. Marshall.

Mrs. M. Wilkinson, Mrs. J. Milligan, Mrs.

S. Beaumont, Mrs. F. Potts, Mrs. M.

Armstrong, Mrs. Cook Mrs! Travis, Mrs. A. G. Le Neveu, Mrs.

R. Silverthorne, Mrs. B. Marshall, Mrs. E.

B. Cook, Mrs. G. Towers, Mrs. O.

W. Rafuse, Mrs. A. Cousins, Mrs. W.

Ballagh, Mrs. W. McClean, Mrs. W. Prexton, Mrs.

R. Wardrop, Mrs. M. MacLeod, Mrs, H. A.

Shaw, and the Misses A. Powers. M. Wilkinson. Jeanne Marshall, K.

McDermid, W. Courtney, M. Ballagh, Doris Kilgour, H. Lamb. P.

Wardrop, Frances McKeever. and M. Towers. Miss Marjorie Knight, R.N., Victoria, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

T. P. Knight. Mrs. Knight returned with her to Victoria for two weeks' holiday.

Mrs. H. W. Howard, Kamloops. who has been visiting for a few weeks with her sister.

Miss D. Leary, Sardis, and in Vancouver and the States, returned to her home Saturday accompanied by her sister, R. J. Leary driving them over the Cariboo highway The Normal Baby The number of requests for information prompts the writing of this article on the normal baby. The following are the general characteristics of the normal, healthy baby: A good appetite; absence of vomiting or regurgitation; bowel movements, one or two in twenty four hours; a steady gain in weight; a constant growth in stature and intelligence; clear skin; bright, wide open eyes; alert, springy muscles; a contented expression; very little crying; quiet, unbroken sleep, with eyes and mouth closed; no evidence of pain or discomfort.

The development occurs in the following order for the average normal baby: The soft spot at the back of the head closes at about the end of the second month; the one on top of the head, between the 14th and 22nd months. The eyes, usually owe at hirth, assume their permanent color in the first three weeks. At six weeks, the baby begins to clistin guish different objects, and by six months definitely recognizes objects. Hearing and knowing the direction of sound develops about the second month. With the body supported, the head is held up at four months.

The baby laughs aloud at from the third to the fifth month. He reaches for toys at from the fifth to the seventh month. He sits erect and creeps at from the seventh to the eighth month. He attempts to stand at the ninth or tenth month. He begins to walk at the twelfth or thirteenth month and usually can walk alone by the fourteenth or fifteenth month.

He can usually speak a few words at one year, and short sentences at the end of the second year. WITIIOfT FUR 50 1.98 3.89 10.85 7.89 7.89 8.95 3.89 4.85 5.85 49 79c THE END OF FRANKLIN'S STORE SELLING OUT SALE HERE ARE A FEW OF THE VALUES Space will not permit giving full details. WINTER COATS DRESSES DRESSES SWAGGER SUITS SALE PRICE TAILORED SUITS VELVET GOWNS PARTY FROCKS SUMMER DRESSES FALL DRESSES MILLINERY Miss Dorothy Crawshaw, Vernon, i who ran a kindergarten here a few I years ago, sailed Saturday from Vancouver on the Hawaka Maru for Hong Kong, China, where she 1 hao nht jinpH a nnsition as assistant matron in a girls' school, Hundreds of ladies who visited this Selling Out Sale proclaimed It the Greatest Sale Chilliwaek has ever hud. Franklin's Ladies Store pi ipild A 1 JoVCe BonilVCaStle sllss Janet Beltz wfs hostess Thursday evening, entertaining at a 1 Jovce Bonnvcastle whose marriage ters. Nan and Alice.

A delightful selection of gifts for the guest of honor was found in a well. Mrs. Thomas Bonnycastle presided at the tea table, covered with a lace cloth, centered with pink and white sweet peas and lighted with shaded candles in silver sconces. Pink streamers tapered from a bell above the center of the table to the corners. Assisting the hostess as tea aides were Miss Doris Hoggard iSea Island), Miss Jean Bennett, and Miss Alice Beltz, During the evening contests were played and Miss Jean Bennett favored with accordian solos.

Other guests included Mrs. J. Bennett, Mrs. G. Atkinson, Mrs.

Campbell, Mrs. Selbee, Mrs. D. Sel bee. Mrs.

Buster Nevard, Mrs. W. Dolores Selbee, Marjory and Phyl i Ms Campbell, Margaret Goodgame, I and Carrie Newitt Cultus Lake Miss Mary Jones is spending a week at Cultus Lake. Miss Mvrtle Butterworth, Van couver, is holidaying at Cultus. Emil and Anafin Alverson, Mat squi, are holidaying at Cultus Lake.

Weekend visitors to Cultus Lake were Mr. and Mrs. R. Dross, Vancouver. Mr.

and Mrs. T. E. Mackie, Vancouver, visited friends over the weekend. Mrs.

Donald S. MacNeil is the guest of Mrs. George R. McLanders at the Lake. Miss Dorothy Milton, Vancouver, was a weekend guest at her parents' cottage.

Miss Valerie Short and Miss Vera McGuire, Vancouver, are holidaying at Cultus Lake. Dick Pallen, Vancouver, was a guest at Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Orms by's cottage this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Borrie, Van couver, spent the weekend with friends at Cultus Lake. Mrs. F. B. Lyle, Vancouver, has returned to Cultus Lake where she will camp for three weeks.

Miss A. Nichols, R.N., Bella Bella hospital, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Nichols.

Mr. and Mrs. S. A. G.

Curry, Vancouver, visited friends at Cultus Lake over the weekend. Miss Irene, Miss Rae and Miss May Brown, Vancouver, are spending a holiday at Cultus Lake. Mr. and Mrs. E.

D. Fletcher and two children, Vancouver, are holidaying for two weeks at the Lake. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Nichols and daughter, Agassiz, spent Sunday with Mr. Nichol's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Nichols.

Miss Eloise Laidley, Cypress street, Vancouver, is the guest of Rev. Mr. Shaw and family at Cultus Lake for a week. Mrs. Gerwin, Mrs.

R. V. Waters and family have returned to their home in Vancouver after camping for two weeks at Cultus Lake. Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Chater, Vancouver, who are camping hpre had as their guests over the weekend Dr. Simpson and Miss Kay Solloway, Vancouver. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Matthews.

Vancouver, who are camping at Cultus Lake for a month, had as their weekend guests. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ferguson and Mrs. E.

Murray Blair, Vancouver. George R. McLanders and Douglas Tuer, Vancouver, spent the weekend at Cultus Lake. They were accompanied home Monday morning by Mrs. Tuer and Miss Elaine Tuer, who had been camping for a week.

Mrs. J. L. Broe, Vancouver, was a visitor to Chilliwaek Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. James Ward spent the weekend at Birch Bay. Cappy Foss and Bruce Watt left Monday to spend two weeks at Camp Elphinstone, Y.M.C.A. institution on Howe Sound. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Raine and Mr. and Mrs. J.

Salter, Chilliwaek, were listed among the recent registrations at Courtenay tourist bureau. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seath and son David, Miss Mildred Lloyd Jones, and Dr. Milton Thorpe, Kel owna, spent Sunday with friends here.

Mrs. Olive Godley, Derbyshire, England, left Chilliwaek Friday after visiting for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. T. Sturgess, Gore avenue.

Mrs. J. T. Edwards was hostess at an "at home" this afternoon honoring her daughter, Mae, whose marriage is an interesting event of August 30. Mrs.

William Dusterhoeft, Mrs. J. Robinson, Madeline Dusterhoeft and Frank Crankshaw left Monday on a week's motor trip to Portland and Port Angeles. Rev. and Mrs.

C. P. Silva White and Dorothy Ann, Shulus Mission, Cariboo, were overnight guests of I Major and Mrs. C. Grossman en route to the Coast.

Miss Margaret and Miss Kathleen Jamieson, Vancouver, were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. A. Shannon. Mr.

and Mrsi Shannon and Kathleen are camping this week at Cultus Lake, while Margaret is also at Cultus Lake, the guest of Mrs. F. T. Yates. Mr.

arid Mrs. F. C. Vaughan are holidaying at Cultus Lake. Mrs.

Vaughan recently returned from an extended trip to England, where she visited her mother. En route home she visited in various Canadian cities, among them Sherbrooke, which this year is celebrating its centennial. Mrs. J. E.

Leslie Asked To Preside At Vancouver Tea The attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. Percival McKergow, Matthews avenue, Vancouver, was on Thursday the rendezvous for their many friends, when they entertained at tea and a late afternoon party. Velvety lawns led to the marquee at the end of the garden, where the tea table was placed. A background of colorful flowers in the herbaceous border made a perfect setting, while large pottery bowls in bright colors held orange lilies and mixed summer flowers.

Zinnias, love in a mist and gladioli graced the table, which was lighted with the soft glow of harmonizing tapers burning in silver candelabra. Asked to pour had been Mrs. John Broe, formerly of Chilliwaek, mother of the hostess; Mrs. A. D.

McRae, Mrs. Victor Spencer, Mrs. S. D. Brooks, Mrs.

G. E. Laing, Mrs. J. C.

Ross, Mrs. Edward Bell, Mrs. H. S. Tobin, Mrs.

J. A. Swanson, Mrs. James E. Leslie, Vernon, who is holidaying with her family at Cultus Lake; Mrs.

George Eaton, Mrs. Watkin Boultbee and Mrs. Cecil Merritt. Mrs. Leslie wore an all black ensemble with a necklace of pearls for accent.

Mrs. Geoffrey Macdonell, Sardis, was present with her sister, Mrs. Wilson Goode. Mrs. W.

J. McKay and Miss Violet McKay have returned from a motor trip to Regina where they visited relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Purvis have had as their guests the latter's brother, W. A. Sturdy, and their nephew, John H. Sturdy, both of Revelstoke. Miss Betty Ormsby and Miss Helen Hoskins, Vancouver, were guests of the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Ormsby at their cottage at Cultus Lake. TESTED RECIPES Potatoes in the Menu The potato is pre eminent among the vegetables used for food.

Not only does the potato furnish considerable nutriment but supplies it in an easily digestible form, because the starch in potatoes is more readily digested than the starch of i some other starch producing foods. The mineral contained in potatoes is relatively larger in proportion to other foods. The potato con tains vitamins and and modern science has shown that it is less fattening than many of the i ordinary used foods. However, the potato is somewhat deficient in pro tein and fats and should not be i used exclusively in the diet but should be combined with lean meat, i eggs, or other protein or fat supplying food. The best way to cook a potato is to bake, boil, or steam it in its 1 jacket, because much of the protein and mineral matter lies directly under the skin.

A potato quickly boiled is a potato quickly spoiled. The following are recipes with po tatoes as an ingredient: Cream of Potato Soup 1 to 2 cups chopped, cooked, boiled or steamed potatoes 2 cups potato water 3 cups hot milk 12 oz. butter l'a oz. flour 1 small onion chopped finely 1 teaspoon chopped parsley Salt and pepper to taste Place potatoes in a saucepan. Add potato water and chopped onion and parsley.

Cover and simmer for 20 minutes. Melt butter in another pan, stir in flour, off the heat, and when flour is smooth, stir in hot milk by degrees. Re turn to heat and stir till boiling. Add the potato broth which may be whisked or seived. Season to taste with salt and pepper.

Add parsley. Enough for 4 to 6 persons. Potato Fish Pie 3 cups hot mashed potatoes 3 cups left over baked, boiled or steamed fish pint white coating sauce, well seasoned 2 tablespoons melted butter 1 teaspoon chopped parsley Flake the fish into sauce. Add parsley. Pour the fish with the sauce into buttered fireproof dish.

Cover with the potato. Ornament with a fork. Sprinkle with melted butter. Bake in moderate oven (400 degrees until brown on top and well heated through. Enough for 6 persons.

When salmon pie is wanted, substitute 1 lb. can for the fish. Remove the skin and bones. Add 1 tablespoon chopped capers to the white sauce, or 2 hard boiled chopped eggs. A bed or other article of brass will not tarnish, and frequent polishing will be avoided, if the brass is lacquered with gum shellac dissolved in alcohol.

Apply with a small brush. Miss Leila Boucher returned home today from Vancouver Island where she spent her summer vacation. Miss Elizabeth McCaffrey, Calgary, is the guest of her brother, Dr. R. McCaffrey and Mrs.

McCaffrey. Mrs. R. Caskey. Miss Mary Somerville and Mortimer Carr motored to Merritt for a few days this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Hector McDonald have returned home from a holiday spent motoring to Nelson and Vancouver. F. Harrington, Bellingham, and P.

Moon, Blaine, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. McCullough Sunday.

Mrs. I. King and two daughters, Princeton, are visiting for a week with Mrs. C. Gourlie and Mrs.

V. Marrs. Miss Jessie Webb and Miss Adella Ellwood are spending a week's holiday in Vancouver and vicinity. Con. and Mrs.

A. J. Butler have returned from a two weeks' holiday spent motoring to Vancouver and neighboring states. Mr. and Mrs.

R. McK. Watt and family returned home this week from Cultus Lake where they camped for a week. Mr. and Mrs.

Skimming and daughter Eleanor, Berkeley, and Mrs. R. Innis and daughter Ruth, Vancouver, visited with Mr. and Mrs. J.

P. Kent over the weekend. Con. S. Pattenden, former resident of Abbotsford, has returned to his home in Chilliwaek after spending a month's vacation in England, where he visited with friends and relatives.

Central Business College CHILLIWACK. B. C. Associated with Pitman Eusiness College. Vunr.

Enroll NOW for Opening September 1 SECRETARIAL, STENOGRAPHIC and BOOKKEEPING COURSES MAY M. WILSON, Principal (Certified Pitman Teacher) Roums 10, 11. 12, Hart Block 129 Mary Street DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES AFTER 1 jj T711T CJ A rp A Tip OA Hl OA 1 ALU. ROARING ROMANCE CHILDREN'S MATINEE ADMITTANCE: Three 1 lb. or Six lb.

Conpons from NABOB or RED WHITE products. MON TUE, AUG. 23 ADDED FEATURES Musical, "THE MELODY GIRL" FETE SMITH SPECIALTY: 1 A. "HURLING" jCBnHnHWIMnV I I I 1 3 I I I I 1 ADDED FEATURES: PICTORIAL REVIEW UNIVERSAL NEWS FREDDIE RICH AND ORCHESTRA in "SONG HITS ON PARADE" WEI). ONLY, AUG.

THE SNAPPIEST BIT OF FAVORITE U)VEKS OF THE Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill of Seattle announce the engagement of their daughter, Amy Ernee, to Captain L. N. Mates of Pettswood, Kent, England.

The marriage will take place this fall in Kent where the couple will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Edwards announce the engagement of their younger daughter, Mae Hazel, to Clifford Reidt Kopas, younger son of Mrs. Katherine Kopas and the late Mr. Charles Kopas of Calgary, Alta. The wedding will take place August 30 in McKenzie United church, Bella Coola, B. C.

Reception at the home of Dr. Galbraith. Rev. and Mrs. James J.

Smithson announce the engagement of their second daughter, Elizabeth Ralston Richmond (Betty), to Mr. Ross Henry Bowlby, son of Mrs. A. J. Bowlby and the late Mr.

Henry Bowlby of this city. The wedding will take place on September 15 at First Baptist church at 8 o'clock in the evening. Miss Frances Evans, Vancouver, is a visitor at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. A.

Hinton. I ira. Li. xs. lushck ana miss nia Chadsey went to Vancouver Monday returning Tuesday evening.

Bob Chalmers, George Webb and Jack Hipwell are leaving Monday to spend ten days at Camp Artaban. J. W. Vickery and R. D.

Vickery, Northern Manitoba, are guests of their sister, Mrs. C. R. Hallman and Dr. Hallman.

Donald Young, Armstrong, visited with Leslie Coulter over the weekend. Mr. Young was a member of the 1935 provincial poultry judging team which competed at Toronto fair. LAST TIMES THUS. AT 7 AND 9 ANN A BELLA in 'UNDER THE RED ROBE' oi Tw0 Shows Nightly at 7 and 9 Matinee Saturday at 2:30 RULES THE WAVES! FUN, FIGHTS AND THRILLS with the COAST JAR DD KAMA AFLOAT AND ASHORE 24 SET GO GETTER GEORGE BRENT ANITA LOUISE Charles WINNING i CAPPY" RICKS 25 twshc0wmspT7E SnST0 ROBUST ROMANCE THESE SCREEN HAVE PRODUCED mm A 1 I si ADDED FEATURES: SPORTLIQHT "FIGHTING MARLIN" NEWS POP EYE in "MY ARTISTIC AL TEMPERATURE" COMING THU FKI SAT, AUGUST 26 27 28 The Supreme FUm Achievement rT r7 XT ot All Time! With RONALD COLMAN LUo 1 IlUJ Vl AUlN.