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Real Estate M. GRIFFITHS SON REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 20 Young Street South PHONE SY 2-6911 Evenings: Lloyd Griffiths- -Phone SY 2-5003 Fred Nelson--Phone SY 4-1193 DAIRY FARM. 45 acres with approx. 30 clear. Hip roof barn 17 head.

6 room Best of land. Full price $19,354 with $2500 or good offer as down payment. See this now before it is sold. Multiple listing. DUPLEX with over $100 per month revenue.

$2780 down and the rent pays payments and all expenses. See us for further information. AT SARDIS New' 3 bedroom ultra modern home. Lovely living room, kitchen, dining area and natural finish cabinet kitchen. Price only $12,500 with $4000 down, 912 SUMAS PRAIRIE ROAD.

$1500 down. Full price $5670 and $50 per month. acres. Good level land with 4 room bungalow. Garage.

Own well and electric pump. A multiple listing. CITY, 3 bedroom home, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath. Only $1000 down. Full price $6400.

We are now members of Westminster County Real Estate Board and Multiple Listing Bureau. 1780 THE REALTY Charles W. Fowler 51 YALE CHILLIWACK CHICKEN FARM acre chicken farm, chicken house for 2,000 birds. 3 bedroom house, full basement. Also 800 laying hens.

375 pullets starting to lay. Full price only $8,400 cash. Good Buy--Owner Leaving 3. home, large living bedroom, room, kitchen, 3- piece bath, full basement, rumpus room in basement, oil heat, garage, all landscaped, Price $17,350 $6,000 cash. FOR QUICK SALE 2 acres land.

10 room house, double garage, chicken house, acres raspberries. Price $6,500 for Quick Sale. $2,300 Cash, Balance Easy Terms. Ed. -McLeod Sales Phone SY 2-4471 Evenings phone SY 3-3841 1779 JOHN P.

WHEELER Real Estate Insurance 44 Yale East Telephone SY 2-2261 "Directly Opposite the Post Office" Salesmen: Gordon R. Wright Res. SY 3-7494 George H. Epp Res. SY 4-6956 FULL PRICE $7,300 Your down payment may secure this 2 Bedroom Stucco Bungalow, location close in and corner lot.

Open brick fireplace in nice beamed living room. Modern cabinet kitchen. Garage. Fridge and oil range included. $65 monthly payments.

NEW HOME Full Price $9,000 2 Bedroom Home, living room, kitchen, utility room. Attached garage. Full basement. Landscaped. cash.

GOOD BUY. $2,500 DOWN Exceptionally fine 3 Bedroom Bungalow on nicely landscaped corner lot, close in, Elec. fireplace, living room, ceramic tile cabinet kitchen, bathroom, dining nook, laundry room, full basement. Auto. oil heating unit.

Elec, hot water. Attached garage. FULL PRICE $14,200. $100 monthly payments. 1 ARCE PROPERTY Comfortable 3 Bedroom Home, garage, barn, chicken house, nice selection of fruit trees.

FULL PRICE $6,300. Terms. 8 ACRE FARM 3 Bedroom Home, full plumbing, good barn for 10 head, chicken house for 500 birds, brooder house, acre raspberries. Fruit trees. Owner has to sell on account of sickness.

FULL PRICE $10,500. Reasonable Down Payment will handle. The Days Get Cool When You Reach September--But Want-Ads Are Still Hot; Call The Progress SY 2-9311 Real Estate MAINLAND AGENCIES LTD. INSURANCE -REAL ESTATE 13 Yale Rd. E.

Phone SY 4-3361 Bob Abbott Charlie Edgar Pat MeCutcheon, Notary Public OFFICE PHONE SY 4-3361 ACRES Best of land, acre in raspberries, family, orchard, some strawberries, chicken barn for 1200 birds, brooder house and chicken equipment included. Modern home with full basement and automatic heating, hardwood floors, garage and work shop. Located just out of city on paved road. Full price $13,500, terms arranged. NEW 3 BEDROOMS This beautiful new home has many extras not found in this price line, including fireplace and double plumbing, polished oak floors, hardwood kitchen cabinets, large dining room, full cement basement and partly finished recreation room.

Natural gas equipped. Garage. Full price only $14,900, Asking cash to mortgage. LISTINGS WANTED We would appreciate a ring if you have any type of property for sale, city or rural. We have buyers waiting.

MAINLAND AGENCIES LTD. MORTGAGES INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Dan Barry House Phone SY 4-6261 1777 Legal Legal The Corporation of- theTownship of Chilliwhack NOTICE OF HEARING Zoning By-law Amendment Public notice is hereby given that the Municipal Council will hold a hearing on a proposed amendment to the "Township of Chilliwhack Zoning By-law 1958" in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Hall Tuesday, the thirteenth day of October, 1959, at 10:00 o'clock in the morning. The proposed amendment is as follows: That the following property be excluded from an Agricultural District and designated a Commercial District: Part (0.26 of an acre more less) of Lot 3 of Lot 84 Group 2 Plan 4414 N.W.D., on the Trans- Canada Highway West. A copy of the proposed amendment by-law may be inspected at the Municipal Hall on weekdays other than Saturdays and holidays between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., commencing the fifth day of October, 1959.

Persons who deem themselves affected by the proposed amendment with "trave an -opportunity to be heard at the hearing. J. A. Mulford. Municipal Clerk.

1749 Ranch House In Shape For Opening Things are really shaping up alt the Ranch House, Cultus, Lake, says "Uncle Bob" Borland, who is putting every effort to make the opening night on Friday a first class affair. He is expecting several old show business friends from the U.S. to turn up for his opening night, and has received many good luck salutations, he says. Uncle Bob is greatly enamoured of Cultus Lake and the Chilliwack district, and after having travelled all lover Canada, the U.S. and Europe, he.

says he is "proud to be accepted as your good friend and and to raise his small son, Guy Richard (named after his friend, Guy Lombardo) at Cultus Lake. He thinks that the Lake will be B.C.'s foremost and says he has received "every possible assistance from the Cultus Lake Parks The Cultus Lake Pavilion has been beautifully decorated and considerable painting inside has been done. He has granted permission for teenagers to use the hall throughout the week, under his supervision. He has installed a record machine and will teach the youngsters to learn modern and square dancing. He also expects to have other activities for them, tumbling, table tennis, volley ball, games, and for the boys, judo and boxing.

He has had several of the girls and boys here helping him prepare for the opening. En route to their future home in Terrace, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Reid, David, Lynda and Brian, recently of New Westminster, visited Friday at the home of Mrs. Reid's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. G.

Leary, Reece avenue. Mr. Reid has accepted the position of assessor and tax collector in Terrace. Before moving to New Westminster, the Reids resided at Cultus Lake. Carl Ruby, Vancouver, was an overnight guest on Wednesday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Williams, Portage High School Highlights By Bev. Neetz Everything is back to normal now that the Grade 10's have been initiated. No longer are they the victims of the "superior The conclusion by all was that the initiation was a success. The first publication of the Tatler was available to students last Friday.

The main of paper was to acquaint students with the clubs and their functions. It also included a summary of Initiation and 'a soccer game. The club would still welcome any new members. Arrangements are being made for an annual this year. Because of lack of operation to raise sufficient funds the CHS did not have an annual.

If enough students wishing annuals pay for them in a limited Brig. Ware To Visit Army Camp Brigadier Cameron B. Ware, Commander of the First Canadian Infantry Brigade, Calgary, will visit Camp Chilliwack next week. He will visit the 1st Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry at Victoria on Monday and Tuesday, headquarters, B.C., at Vancouver on Wednesday the Third Field area, Squadron, Royal Canadian Engineers at Camp Chilliwack on Thursday. During his tour Brigadier Ware will inspect units under training and hold conferences with Brigadier J.

W. Bishop, B. C. Area Commander and senior service officers. Guides And Brownies Plan Floral Tribute A shipment of 1900 golden tulip bulbs has arrived in Chilliwack from Holland, part of a huge order of 750,000 to be planted by Girl Guide companies coast the golden Brownie, packs from coastlee of Guiding in Canada in 1960.

The Chilliwack tulips, ordered by all of the companies and packs in the Chilliwack area, will be planted on the grounds of their meeting places as a "thank you" to all those organizations which have co-operated with the Guide movement since its formation here. The bulbs are all Golden Harvest tulips and probably will be planted in the shape of the Guide crest. They will bear a small notice stating that they are the gift of the Guides and Brownies. to mark their golden jubilee. Tulips will be planted by the girls themselves under the direction of their guiders or a qualified gardener.

The huge shipment, one of the largest tulip orders ever to be placed in Canada, was shipped from Holland to the ports of Montreal and Vancouver, and the bulbs have been distributed from these points to communities in every province. Next spring the Girl Guide "River of Gold" will start to bloom on Vancouver Island and will gradually flow across Canada to the coast of Newfoundland. Even the Yukon will make a special tributary to the river, with Guide -companies and Brownie packs there planting special forcing bulbs in pots for gifts to churches and hospitals, replacing outdoor beds, which are impractical there. Rosedale WI Elects Officers met in members The Women's Institute met in the community hall with 15 members present. Mrs.

H. Farrant sided over the election of officers and the following were elected Directors, Mrs. H. Farrant, Mrs. C.

Nazareno; president, Mrs. D. S. Henderson; vice-president, Mrs. C.

Sturgeon; secretary, Mrs. W. Davidson; treasurer, Mrs. J. Love; fair committee, Mrs.

J. Taylor and Mrs. P. Taylor. The tea-prizes will be looked after by Mrs.

Bob Munro. After the business was completed, the members inspected the new addition to the hall, including the electric stove the Institute bought for the kitchen. The lunch committee for the day was Mrs. T. Muirhead, Mrs.

W. Davidson, Mrs. Bob Munro and Mrs. L. Tustin.

The next bingo lunch and the next meeting lunch will be convened by Mrs. J. Taylor. Mrs. J.

Taylor won the teaprize. The meeting place for the next meeting will be announced later. Put On A Fall Drive To Get Rid Of "Don't Wants" With A Classified Ad Obituary James Haskell Denton James Haskell Denton passed away October 4, in the Chilliwack General hospital. Mr. Tony Kostiuk officiated at the services held today from Henderson's Funeral Chapel.

Interment was in the IO0F cemetery. Pallbearers were Stan Padgham, C. Peterson, J. Hnatiw, J. Long, S.

Johnson and L. A. Durand. Mr. Haskell born in Indiana, U.S.A., 1888 and was a retired logger.

He had resided at 16 Maxwell street for 16 years and two years in Rosedale. His wife, Rose, survives him at the family residence 735 Munro street, Rosedale. He is also survived by one son, Frank, Prince George; one grandchild and one sister, Mrs. Cleatis Getz, Red Deer, Alta. Mrs.

Bertha McFetridge Mrs. Bertha McFetridge, a long time resident of the district, passed away October 1 at Valleyhaven in her 80th Funeral services held turday from Henderson's Funeral Chapel with interment in the IOOF cemetery. Rev. R. M.

Goodall, assisted by Rev. R. A. Redman, officiated at the services. Pallbearers were Ralph Watson, Gordon Reid, Don Archibald, Don McFetridge, Arthur Leighton and Garry Reid.

Mrs. McFetridge, who was born in Nova Scotia, was a life member of Chilliwack United WMS. She formerly resided at 320 Margaret avenue and had lived with her daughter, Mrs. William Leighton, Courtenay, for a short while. Mrs.

McFetridge was predeceased by her husband, George Hannah, in 1943. She "is" survived by three daughters, Mrs. Frank (Grace) Sanderson, Edmonton; Mrs. Harry (Edith) Gladwin, Middle Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia; Mrs. William (Alice).

Courtenay; two sons, Norman Sardis, and Ronald Courtenay: eight grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs. J. B. Archibald, Middle Musquodoboit, N.S.: Mrs. G.

Hart and Mrs. Fred Etter, Shubenacadie, and one brother, Harold Reid, Shubenacadie, N.S. To Store Tape Don't discard that old cellulose tape dispenser. It's just as handy to store and dispense your electrician's tape. -backache! -tired out! -rest disturbed! ARE ALL WIVES FED UP? When they are troubled by backache, that tired out feeling or disturbed rest, many, many women turn to Dodd's Kidney Pills.

These conditions can be caused by excess acids and wastes in the system and -Dodd's Kidney Pillsstimulate the kidneys and aid their normal action of removing these excess acids and wastes. Then life seems brighter, housework lighter! Why. don't you, too, try Dodd's? 63 Sell Out of USED STORE REFRIGERATION Sale Ends Oct. 17th, 1959 Lo-Boys Butcher Cases Ice Cream Freezers Self-Serve Frozen Food Cases Fridges -Uprights Walk-in Delicatessen Cases -Many, many more types and sizes. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.

NEVER BEFORE COULD YOU BUY TOP VALUE USED STORE REFRIGERATION SLASHED SO LOW! Terms cash FOB showrooms no trades. VOLUME SALES OF NEW REFRIGERATION THROUGHOUT 1959 HAS BROUGHP TO OUR DOORS GOOD USED TRADE-INS. BULGING SHOWROOMS WILL BE time the club is willing to produce the best year book they can. Lynda MacIntyre spoke to the school on behalf of the annual club and stressed the fact the deadline set will be permanent. IL the required amount of subscriptions are not collected there will again be NO ANNUAL.

The first meeting of the Highland Club held last week. was, Executive members were chosen and are--president, Lynda MacIntyre; vice-president, Doug McLeod; secretary-treasurer, Arlene Williams. The main purpose of this club is to teach newcomers to the school to dance. It was decided that meetings will be held on Wednesday night. A trip to Boys Town was sponsored by the Red Cross Club.

Thirty-six students and four adults chartered a bus to the ranch. Hiking, horseback riding, and eating were the events enjoyed by everyone. The club donated $96 to the worthwhile cause last year. More About EX-Cabinet (Continued from Page 1) search experts was "washed A whole generation of young Canadians "lost Scrapping of the Avro Arrow affected the lives of tens of thousands of Canadians, Mr. Hillier said.

And when the decision was made, even the minister of national defence didn't know about it. Mr. Hillier, 34, was minister of defence production in the St. Laurent government. He spoke to public meeting here following the annual meeting of Chilliwack Local Liberal Association.

The speech marked his only public appearance during a two-day visit to the west coast. More About Iron Curtain (Continued from Page 1) train at the next station." However the suitcase had an address label and a Dutchman who had seen the incident passed the suitcase to a passerby at the next station and told him to deliver it. "We know that he did," they say. The Schellongovskys, who came from the southern Ukraine to Canada in 1945 and are proud "new Canadians" told their story on their return to we want to realise just what a wonderful place Canada is. We are priviteged people to live in it." Added Mrs.

Schellongovsky "Just to be free is a wonderful feeling after seeing these oppressed people." CLEARED FOR 1960 TRADE. Come in and see yourself Phone Dept. 8, Lakeview 1-7447 collect or write P.O. Box 460, New Westminster, B.C. Our personal service really makes you feel feel at home We compound your prescriptions and sell you drug supplies in a pleasant, professional atmosphere.

We are open day and night for your convenience. Your health is our business, and we're always ready to serve you carefully and promptly. Our deliveries are free H. D. HIPWELL LTD.

THE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST UN 5-4025 SY 4-4161 SY 3-3433 Agassiz CHILLIWACK Vedder Free Delivery to Sardis or within 3 Miles of City Store Cheam Hawaiian Visitor Mrs. Audrey Comba, Honolulu, Hawaii, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Abbott A bridal shower was recently held at the home of Mrs.

Norman Beer, 425 McConnell road, for Miss Margaret Froese. Those present were Mrs. Calvin Lister, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. A.

Schmidt, A. W. Northgraves, Harry. 'Suderman, Mrs. J.

Lennox, Miss Colleen MacKenzie, Miss Evelyn Fraser, 'Miss Marion Froese and Mrs. LeCouture. Gifts from 'Miss Clair Gillanders, Mrs. H. Fraser, Miss Madga Kasdorf and Mrs.

C. M. Neudorf and Miss Pearl Gore. Hostesses were Mrs. Norman Beer, Mrs.

Wilson and IMrs C. Lister. Mrs. Mary Bellerose and (Miss Norma-Jean Jones, Yarrow, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. A.

Osborne, 'also Mrs. Bud Thompson and Carl Thompson of Vancouver and Mrs. Rose Porter, Anacortes, Wash. (Mr. and Mrs.

Hughson visited the latter's parents at Haney over the weekend. Elmer Dargatz and Peter Jones returned Sunday from a four -day hunting trip in the Clinton district Mrs. Archie Jinkerson is at present at St. Paul's hospital, Vancouver, and is coming along well. Mrs.

J. A. Barber, Miss Dorothy Barber and Gordon Barber who moved recently from Knollbrook farm, Trans-Canada highway east, to 253 Berkeley avenue spent the weekend in Seattle where they were guests of Mrs. Barber's aunt, Mrs. Carlos Winch.

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