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In your mind's eye you've plan-
ned it. You know just what it will
look like. Your wife can see before
her eyes the decorations of the liv-
ing room, the “gadgets” in the kit-
chen. The children are looking
forward to it. For this, or other
purposes, you will find it will pay
to save a definite amount of
money

Go to the nearest Post Office Sav-
ings Bank and open an account.
Add as much as you can as often
as you can. Up to $1,500.00 ac-
cepted in any one year. You will
receive 2% Compound interest.

If you should want to use ahy of
Your savings you will find that a
convenient withdrawal service is
provided, but aim if at all possible
to preserve your deposit for the
purpose for which it was origin-
a Cultivate the habit

of thrift. a

ALL BRANCHES OF POST OFFICE

SAVINGS BANK ARE OPEN
DURING POST OFFICE HOURS

GILLIES’
MORTUARY HOMES

MISSION CITY, B.C.

FUNERAL SERVICE
Ambulance in Connection
Phones: Mission 49, Agussiz 16

Round-Table Conference

the greatest number of matches,
Budge (striped tie) is Miss
mirer, his wife.

Preceding their tennis tour of the United
Donald Budge and Elsworth
Alice Marble,

tes,
Vines are
national champion. Vines is

which ended this week with

seen

of
to

ad-

Budge the winner
out. Seated next
to his staunchest

dining
talking

seen

Large Local
Audience Sees
Oil Pictures

abaut 500 persors.

An audierce ¢
a large number being school chi'd-
ren, attended the showing of educa=
tional pictures depicting the growin§
oll industry in Turner Valley, Al-
berta, given in Philip Sheffield aud-
itorium on Tuesday evening of last
week 3

The pictures were taken by Geo-
rge L, McMahon, pz®sident of Brit-
ish Investments Ltd, Vancouver,
who was introduced by T. W Hail,
director of education, and acted as
commentator.

AE,
WHEN IN
New Westminster
They'll tell you you'll fat the
Best Foods — Best Service
Best Prices.

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Fraser Cafe

J. H. MORGAN, Proprietor
736 Columbia Street
Near B- ©. E. R. Depot -

PACIFIC STAGE LINES

Abbotsford to Vancouver

Leave Abbotsford Arrive V
*8.10 a.m. 10.05 am.
79.40 o.m. 11.35 a.m.
*1.10 p.m. 3.05 p.m.

6.10 p.m. 7.05 p.m.
$9.55 p.m. 11.35 p.m.
Leaves Vancouver Arrives Abbotst«r¢
8.45 a.m. 10.49 a.m
12.15 p.m. 2.10 p.m.
4.30 p.m. 6.18 p.m.
36.30 p.m. 8.18 p.m.

* Daily except Sunday.

2 Saturday and Sunday only.
t Sunday only.

Others daily.

For Your Freight or Express
Us PACIFIC STAGE EXPRESS or
CONSOLIDATED TRUCK LINES

Fast, Dependable Service
Telephone 100

*|Turner No-

BE WISE!—EAT AT

BOB'S QUICK LUNCH

FULL COURSE MEALS
25c, 20c, 35c, 40c and up

Open till 2 am.
Close to Abbotsford Theatre
G. McKay

The four distinct periods of Turner
Valley's growth to date were shown
in the pictures: 1914, the origina!
well; 1924, bringing in Royalite N
4; 1929, the boom when 100
drilled; 1936, discovery
and blowing in TN
The period since, dur-
wells have

wells

were of the

crude area of
Royalty well.
ing which 67 producing
been brought into production at the
was also illustrated. Acid-
which local resi-
was of par-
drilling

south end,
izing of a well in
dents have investments,
ticular interest. The
methods, rotary and cable tool,
eral views of the field, actual drilling
amd blowing in of West
2, were among the in-
structive scenes shown.

A news reel of historical interest,

two
gen-

operations

Fish For Dinner
The family bring zestful appetites
and gay good humor when you have
a delicious dish like this Canadian
Haddock Marinard or dinner, If
fillets of fresh haddock are avail-
able, use them. If it is easier and
less expensive to use canned Canad-
jan Chicken Haddie, you will find
the flavor of this fresh-packed Can-
adian fish makes for second help-
ings and requests to have the same
thing often:

Canailian Haddock Marinara
1 small onion, minced

3 cups canned tomatoes

1 bay leaf

6 whole cloves

2 tablespoons salad oil

% teaspoon thyme

1 can Canadian Chicken Haddie
Brown onion in oil; add tomatoes

and seasoning and simmer for 10
minute Serves 6,

Canadian acaroni or spaghetti,
brokan is small pieces, and made
with our fine Canadian wheat, is
an excellent ompaniment for
this dinner sp For a vegetable
select canned green beans, and ‘top
Off the whole thing with a baked
apple or an apple turnover, spicy

with cinnamon and brown sugar.

With this ©:

ladlan Haddock Mar-

Bob Cluney
TAXI 1'7'0
170
Stand: Bob's Quiek Lanch
A. BURNTYER, Proprietor

SSSSSSSSH SOS SESSSESOEOEEE
: COAL — woop
TRUCKING

H. McNEILL

Abbotsford

also Agents for

PAMOUS DEXTER SHO

_A.McDONALD

Repairs

Shoes and Shoe

Drug Store

Ave t

Neur Ilack’s
Essendene

Phone 171M ®
SSSSHSSSSSOOCSSSOSESESESE

Proof having been filed in ty

fice of the loss of Certificat
Title No, 39F to the at
mentioned nds in the name
PE ¢ RICHARD PEELE
bear’ ng date the 13th day of +
| tober, 1916. 1 HEREBY GIVE NO
TICE of my intention at the exptira
tion of one calendar month fron
the first publication hereof to issue
the said PERCY RICHARI

a provisional
i ch lost

lost Ce
requested

| i ute with the under
| DATED at the land Ke
| fiee, N Westminster, B.C, this 26ih
day of January, 1989.
E. §. STOKES, Registrar
Dat of first publication
February 8, 1939

4 of the South West quarter of
Section 22 Township 16 Mary
1502, New Westminster District,

Certificate of |

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Student Activities.
At Sheffield
High School

GIRLS’ LEAGUE

The Girls’ League of PSH.S. wis
organized last week under the guid-
ance of Miss G. York. The girls el-
ected Evelyn Hay president and
chose as committee heads: Madeline
des Mazes, refreshments; Audrey
Smith, setvice; Sonia Savitsky,
licity; Dorothy Chittenden,
tainment. hese various commit'ees
will assist the Student Council
future school functions

BOYS’ LEAGUE

The Boys’ League organized
last week under the supervision
Mr. Stradiotti. Gordon Adams i>
elected president and the following
committees were formed and their

pud-
entet-

was

o

Managers chosen: Entertainmoen:,
Jack Plaxton, Doug. Michie, Don
Shogrin; sport, Bob Short, George
Knox, Pat Breier; work, Jack Caul-
derwood, Bernie Marshal, Eriest
Perdue.

STUDENTS’ COUNCIL

The Students’ Council held a meei-
Ing in the auditorium at noon Mon
day and the student body atten-tel.
The secretary -treasurer, Mili: d
Chittenden gave a satisfactory fin-
ancial statement; Gordon Adams dis-
eussed plans for the school dase;
Evelyn Hay told of Drama Club
work; Jack Plaxton told of the pur-
chase of the school rings and pins;
president Joe Swoboda discussel
the P.SH-S. Annual.

Hitler's march into Austria, con-
eluded the program and was of sig-
nificant interest in view of the Ger-
man dictator's progress toward Rou-
manian oil fields.

Tire Experts

Bring Your
Troubles Here!

SLIM'S TIRE SERVICE

Telephone 127
Just West of Abbotsford
Coccccesesvesccccecce

SSCS SCeeeoeseeoseseeseeseseee
eee

New Men On
B.C. Vegetable
Market Board

H. Ford Pitt
A. Coleman of Ladner and George
the first two

Ss of Meadows,
R.
How!and of Ladysmith,
representing Vancouver aser Val-
Mr. Howland representing

Isiand-Pemberton-Cariboo,

ley and
Vancouver
members of the
Marketing

were elected as the
B. C. Coast Vegetable
Board last week

Coleman
as they de-

Election of Ford and
was complete upset
feated A. W. McLean of Cloverdale
Arthur Swenson of Ladner, si'-
members. The vote was: Forl,
Coleman, 159; Swenson, 154°
150; Blair of Brighouse, 141

Brown of Cloverdale, 89.

a

and
ting
179;

McLean,
and J.. T.

Howland rec
feat A. M.
H, Wyatt-Purden,

ed 104 votes to de-
Primeau, Sidney, 65; and
Pemberton, 24

COLUMBIA OPTICAL Co., Ltd.
510 Hastings Street West
Vancouver, announces that

WM. H. FRANCKS
Optometrist

will visit. Abbotsford on the $

last Saturday of each month

For eye examination, glasses

fitted or repaired, make ap-

pointment at the desk, Atan-
gard Hotel

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Peececscsvecebdsecesecessene

HENDERSON
FUNERAL HOME

HARVEY HENDERSON,
Manager

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CAN YOU

inara you have dish fit for the
King of the susehold, and after
all, who is more important than —
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nner?
PE” te —soon to be heard over CHWK,
tees 3 Ape otfer a rare opportunity to Amateur Song
(Section 160) posers are asked to submit tl ©
IN THE MATTER OF Lot 24 of Publishing House, who will publish,
Block 4 of parts of Lots 3 and

|| Contracts will be given all

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For foll particulars send a self

Care

POPULAR SONG ?

compositions

cepted, and the best song to be received at CHWK will be
Guaranteed Publication with a 50% Royalty on Sheet Music
Sales and Two Cents on every Recording Sold

NO OBLIGATION

ABOB SONG SEARCH”

of Radio Suation CHWK,

WRITE a \

“Voice of the Fraser Valley” will
Writers,
Hpositions to a hatonallig-kdows

Unktiown on

exploit and distribute successful

writers whose songs are ac-

No STRINGS

SED BY CHWK AND OTHER

DIO STATIONS

addressed, stamped envelope to—

Chilliwack

FISH AND GAME
CLUB OFFICERS

HowYouMayReduce
Varicose or Swollen
Veins—Heal Ulcers

A Simple Home Treatment

thas been eleoved
Chilliwack Fish
Other
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George Streveng
resident of the

and
Aseoctation

ident, B
treas

Protective
Vice

Howman;

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The world progremes. Today many minor
ailments that fook weeks th overcome can
be helped much more quickly, If you have

Serving as directors are Couneli'ar varicowe veins or bunches, atart today to
J A, Evans, W. Simpson, W. ‘Wool: | bring them back to normil alee and if you
r az eo a are wise you will do so.
let, EB Martin, P.. Finch, ¢ Carter, Just get an ortainal bottle of Moon
[R. Street, H. Brooks, H. Robinson, | Emerdld OW at any diapenalag pe
A. Adamson, ©, F& Mellicke, J. T lan td A. Ha abort time
shoul in L) ney
Henfey, 1. McCutcheon, G. V. L. | tig eeumigenem tatmaee oy rola
Smith. Chairman of the crow shoot] ge gerne: pathy! cetves waricose veline
ia K. Pugh: of membership, J. Pil | bottle at ones. It ix so pe eegites and coo
formleal that « smal! Inet = long tine,
ling; program, G. Rannie; banquet
0. F, Moéliioke; dance, R. sot) ———— — ——
Howard M. Johnson is chairman of }USE THE OLASSIFIED ADS—

the rifle club committee

~—THHY BRING RESULTS!

Abbotsford Brokerage & Realty Go.

EB. CLAIR PLAXTON, Manager
Phone 116 Abbotsford
ALL LINES OF INSURANCE
Life Theft Sickness
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Farms and Town Property
Deeds, Agreements, Wills, Etc., Drawn

LOANS AND MORTGAGES

Auto — Fire — _ — —

Accident

Lumber Special

Rough Lumber, mixed
lengths, 4000 to 5000 feet

Per Load $9 5 .00

Delivered
Abbotsford Lumber
Co., Ltd.

J. E, TRETHEWEY, President

OOOO OG OOCD

Valley Lumber Yards Lta. ‘

Invite You to Look Over Their
New Stock and Prices

4-Room House . . . $278.00 p

Valley Paint . _ pergallon $2.50

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} W. 8S. GARDINER

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Telephone 100

The ea ie

First-class Restaurant
in conjunction. The At-
angard is ranked as the
most modern and best

hotel in the Valley!

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