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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NENWS

COLD-WEATHER NEEDS AT DALY’S!

PURE WOOL, RAYON BOUND FLANNELETTE BED
THROWS THROWS

In pastel shades, just the thing 195
B24)

for these wintry nights A real
Special (e) at—
MEN'S ALL-WOOL SOX
From, per pair .. DRG

MONKEY-FACE GLOVES

HAND TOWELS
Warm and will wear well

Good wearing, absorbent and
soft to the skin .
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15¢ 35¢
MEN'S ALL-WOOL
SWEATER COATS

Heather mixtures, sizes 36 to
44; smart in appearance, and
warm and serviceable

G5¢
FLANNELETTE SHEETS

white, with pink or blue bord-
; full size. Pair—

Pair ........ $2.59

GREY
FLANNELETTE SHEETS stock to choose from

Pair tate $2.39 45¢

RUBBER FOOTWEAR

and Bone-Dry Clothing

Take no chances on catching colds

er eyen serious illness through

getting your feet damp these days!

Watertight footwear is cheap at
Daly's!

LADIES’ & MISSES’ ZIPPERS ©

LADIES’ MISSES’ AND
CHILDREN’S GUM BOOTS
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MEN'S 6-eyelet RUBBER BOOTS From per pair SL 95
MEN’S 10-eyelet RUBBER BOOTS .... From $295
MEN’S KNEE BOOTS ...... prom per pair @D BS
MEN'S LOW DRESS RUBBERS . . . . From, per pair BG

BATH TOWELS
LARGE SIZ
Excellent_quality, and a largo

SOCCER TE
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M TIES 3-3
ABY ELEVEN

Abbotsford soccer team drew with
the strong Burnaby Merchants team
on Jubilee grounds, Boxing Day, each
team bagging three goals,

‘The visitors started off strongly,
rushed down the field and scofted on
a centre from the right wing, all in
the first five minutes of piay. The
Abbotsford team did their share of
attacking, and were awarded a pen-
alty when one of the city back hand-
led the ball, thinking a shot from
Godson was going through the goal.
Plowright converted the spot Kick, ty-
ing the score. Play continued even,
until shortly before half time, when
& curling shot from Currie, Abbots-
ford right-winger, eluded the city
goalie, and put Abbotsford ahead,

The Burnaby team, with two fresh
players on after the breather, put on
the pressure, got the locals rattled,
and scored two goals to take the lead
3-2, Due, however, to efforts of Ab-
botsford rooting section, who exhort-
ed the local players right lustily, Ab-
botsford settled “down and tied the
score, Ferguson putting the ball
through after a goal-mouth scramble.

Abbotsford had tough luck not to
beat the city eleven, who did not

earn all three of their goals. Al-
though the visitors played better
combination, the Abbotsford half-

backs broke up most of their plays,
and the local full-backs played a
strong game also, save for the oc
casional miskick, which unfortunat-

proved costly, McKinnon played
well in goal for the Abbotsford team,

Miss Enid Woods of Vancouver
spent the holiday season with her
parents here,

iMr. and Mrs. T, Chacke of North
Vancouver spent the Christmas holi-
days with the latter's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Lamont,

Corporation of the District of
Sumas, B.C.

ELECTION NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
to the Electors of the Municipality
of Sumas, B.C., that I require the
presence of the said Electors at the
Municipal Hall, Whatcom Road, B.C,

on
MONDAY, JANUARY 18th
1937
at 12 o'clock (noon) for the purpose of
electing persons to represent them as
Reeve and Councillors:

ABERDEEN

A miscellaneous shower was held
last week at the home of Mrs, Macey,
in honor of Mrs. D. McNeill, @ recent
bride. Many useful and beautiful
gifts were presented to the guest-of-
honor by Miss Edith Gledhill dressed
as Santa jaus. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with flowering
house plants, After the gifts were
viewed a dainty tea was served by
the hostess, assisted by Miss M. Rob-
inson, Mrs, Peterson, Mrs, J. Grobes
and 3 Deans.

On Thursday last the teachers and
pupils of Aberdeen school held their
annual concert and Christmas tree,
when the children were all presented
with nice gifts and candy by Santa
Claus. The event was enjoyed by a
large number of parents and friends,
who filled the school to overflow-
ing.

A number of friends gathered re-
cently at the home of Mrs, Leon
Prasoloski, on the occasion of her

‘Tea was served by the
assisted by her daughters
Arthur Gledhill.
ed and Allan Morris, who have

en attending university and school
in Vancotver, have returned to their
home to 5 d the holidays with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gledhill.

On December 21st, a miscellaneous
shower was held at the home of Mrs.
Henry, in honor of Miss Merle Robin-
son, whose marriage takes place
shortly. The gifts were drawn in on
a prettily-decorated wagon by little
Misses Donna Stewart and Virginia
Denny. The rooms were tastefully
decorated in Christmas colors, centred
by a large wreath, and the table was
centred by a bride's cake which
cut and served by Miss Robinson.
sisting at serving tea were the Miss2s
Jessie Henry, Bernice McDonald, Alice
Gledhill, Winifred Macey and Mrs.
Stewart.

and Mrs.

1—9—3—7 ‘
WE WISH YOU ONE AND ALL
HEALTH, PROSPERITY AND
HAPPINESS
FOR THE YEAR 1937
Pent nen
Hunt Block Abbotsford

Dry Goods & Men’s Wear Phone 64 audit mone te sation: a WANT ADLETS

We Wish You

Telephone 62

HENDERSON FUNERAL HOME

Commodious Chapel - Family Room - Showroom - Beautiful Caskets

Priced to Suit All Means - - Cemetery - Curbing

Chapel, Home & Morgue—YALE ROAD, WEST OF ABBOTSFORD.

HARVEY H&NDERSON, Manager 24-HOUR SERVICE
Modern Hearses and Ambulance Telephone 134

recitations and plays featured the an-
nnual Pentecostal
concert on onday evening.

An interesting program of songs,

Sunday School

The num- | dy, oranges and nuts.

bers were good and splendidly ren-
dered, At the close of the program
the children were given bags of can-

writing; the writing shall be subscrib-
ed by two voters of the Municipality
4s proposer and seconder, and shall be
delivered to the Returning officer at
any time between the date of this not-
Joe and 2.00 p.m, uf the day of nomin-
tion; the said writing may be in the
form numbered 3 in the Schedule of the
“Municipal Elections Act” and shall
state the names, residence and occupa-
tion or description of each person pro-
posed, in such a manner as to suffic-
fently identify such candidate; and in
the event of a poll Bele pacar
such poll shall be open
SATURDAY, JANUARY 23rd
1937
from § o'clock a.m. to 8 o'clock p.m.

n the

Municipal Hall, Whatcom Road, B.O.
of which all persons are hereby re-
quired to take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.

Given under my hand at Whatcom
Road, B.C., this 30th day of December
1936.

E. B, McPHAIL,
Returning Officer

Weekes & Bader, Props.

UNITE

ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED TO YOU BY
D DISTILLERS LIM

FOR SALE—40 acres unimproved
laud, stream, $450 on terms, half mile
from school. J. Proslosky, R.R. 1, Ab-
botsford . 2p

WANTED — Liye and dead cows
anc live horses, for fox feed. Phone
collect, Carson, Aldergrove 407. 3p

WILL TRADE.— Grade ewes for
farm horse. A. C, Stewart, Upper
Sumas road, phone 172F. in

FOR SALE—Fat Pig. Mrs. O. H.
Heywood, King Rd. Phone 91L in

FOR SALE—2 Jerseys, fresh; 2
Guernseys, due. Phone 59R. 1p

FOR SALE—Young Pigs, 6 weeks
old. D. S. Reid, Bates Rd. R. R. 1,
(Matsqui. 1p

WILL WINTER young Jersey or
Guernsey bull for services with small
tested herd. Best of care. Box C,

BBOTSFORD BAKERY

News office, 1p

Telephone: Abbotsford 1

May Health and Prosperity
be Yours
During 1937

WEIR’'S PHARMACY

Erle T. Weir, Phim, B. Phone: Day 8; Night 32

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WE WISH OUR MANY CUSTOMERS PROSPERITY AND
PLENTY FOR THE COMING YEAR

3LISH STAINLE
lote for only .

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13-piece Johnson Bros, Wet Weather Special [—

Open Stock

Dinnerware Set
Regular Price is $11.95
43 pieces; SPECIAL— SPECIAL—

$8.95 99c

WE HAD TO REPEAT ON OVENEX TINWARE ! — Ask your
friends and sce how @hey like it ! All shapes and sizes kept in stock!
PLE PLATES 11° 15° CAKB PANS 17° BREAD PANS 15°

FOUR-HOLE RANGE WITH RESERVOIR, used ...... s 500
Ba UENZON RACQUETS, white ash frame, good quality ys 95
rubber grip. A real buy at ..

DOUG. WILLAN'S HARDWARE |

East of R. R. Track Telephone 81

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Our Sincere Wishes To You and Yours Fora

Happy New Year

[Rogers Syrup “see 21b. tin 10c}
CORN ROYAL CIry WHITE su he 3 tins 25c

(limit 3)
GreenBeans ""70;4"%7"* 3 tins 25
Pumpkin "es? = 3 tins 25¢
CATSUP pidemeyen op ga itn Ge
PEARS) mania ne ele
Grapefruit Juice ~~ 3 tins 25c
JAM = wivangy wrectm ° 4-lb. tin 43¢
Fresh Dates SAT 2 Ibs. 13c
Large Prunes = sss™crara 2 hs. 19¢
SARDINES — »nexswick ~——& tins 25¢
Herrings in T. Sauce lange flats 2 tins 19¢
Seana Lb. 37c

“Dak acuna | -ebeaoe

Peete, Ya-lb. tin 14c

CHEESE agi SPREAD 2 pkts. 25c
JAP RICE soveneicy nraxn 4 Jbs, 15c
Corn Flakes Wert? > Riese
Rolled Oats eck conse 5 J hg, 29¢
Wheatlets 3-lb. -sk. 19c

ROBIN HOOD

Baking Powder EMPRESS 12-02. tn 13¢
CUSTARD OREMOLA pkt. 14c
Palmolive omrxwoy soar 3 bars 14¢
Big 5 Cleanser wien ott" Socom 3 tins 10c
LETTUCE - ~- 2for9c | ORANGES - - 35¢ and [9c
CELERY - ~- Each {0c | LEMONS - - - 29¢ and 5c
TOMATOES - 2 bs. {5c | GRAPEFRUIT . 5 for 19¢
SWEET SPUDS - 6 Ibs. 25¢ | GRAPES - . 2 Ibs. 25¢
In Our Meat Department
QUALITY BEEF 1936 LAMB

Blade Roasts - Lb. 8c/ Legs - - ~ Lp, 220
Rib Boiling Beef - Lb.Gc| Shoulders - ~- Lb, {8
Oven Roasts - Lb. 12c] Lamb Chops - Lb, 20c
Fresh Mince Spare Ribs - 2 Ibs, 25¢
Boneless Stew lb. 10c tamb Stew - 2 Ibs. 25¢

Liver & Bacon SHORTENING Fletcher’s Bacon
ree LIVER Crescent; with order By the Pieco
into” 22 | @ ths. BEE | Lp. .... B7¢
Red Salmon - Lb. {8c} Weiners - ~~ 2 Ibs, 35¢

Ling Cod - ~~ Lb, 13c¢] V/p-lb. Cooked Ham
Smoked Black Cod Lb. {8c} 1/2-Ib. Bologna

FREE DELIVERY OF MEAT—PHONE 129°
We Reserve the Right to

- 30c