ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

fh Feed B & K Now

For Extra, Profits Later

What you feed your birds now de-
termines just how much you will

bring their flock to maturity, ro-
bust in health and steady in pro-
duction.

BRACKMAN-KER MILLING COMPANY, LTD,

: _ Abbotsford. Phone 52 F. Marshall, local manager

“Use Lumber é& Shingles—and Clayburn Brick"—
WHETHER ARRIVING BY STAGE, TRAIN OR AUTO, OUR
GUESTS ALL AGREE THE ATANGARD'S—

“a first class country hotel’’

Talent visits Beauty Spot

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fhe Alfred Heather Light Opera Company, now filling a season

engagement in Canadian and Old English opera at the Banff
Springs Hotel, photographed at Chateau Lake Louise against one of
the most beautiful scenes in the world. From left to right they are:
Standing, Edward Holbrooke, Alfred Heather, Helen Johnstone, Allar
Burt, John Gibbon, Mrs. Crowe, Herbert Hewetson, Enid Gray. Sitting

Matsqui Boys Make Good
At Provincial Olympiad

Matsqui high school athletes brought
fayorable public attention to their dis-
trict at the eee held in Hastings
park on August 7 and 8 They were
Earl Kerr, ree Paterson, Godfrey
Kemprud and Robert Menaul.

Farl Kerr did well in the mile race,
and George Paterson in the 100-yard
dash. Godfrey Kemprud, against the
keenest competition of star jumpers
from various parts of the province,
came fourth in the high jump, There
was very little difference in the clear-
ance marks of the four first ranking
contestants,

Robert Menaul won second place in
the pole vault at Caledonian games
in the “boys under 18” class, taking
second honors over numerous other
competitors.

Matsqui was well represented + in
spectators at these events, several auto

Lumber & Shingles—and Clayburn Brick”—

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will soon be here. will soon be haere naive guarantee
Quality THE BEST.

Be sure of getting yours. Phone

* Abbotsford 111 or 67 or

Our stock of FRUIT JARS in all

‘The Progressive Grocery. Phone
ABBOTSFORD GROCERY

is the JAR TOPS, LIDS, RUBBER RINGS, Etc.

Oo. W. BENEDICT

“Where Courtesy is a Habit”

ie Preserving Peaches

our Price to be Right, and the

Farmers 768 or R2117

sizes and kinds is complete, as

111. General Store at Kilgard

Phone 67

loads of admirers driving
to give the local lads an encouraging
cheer,

Mrs. J. Wilson has gone to Engle-
wood to visit her son and daughter.

Mrs. Sinclair has been advised that
she has been bequeathed a small le-
gacy by her father, and that her bro-
ther, Sergt. Cairns, of Belfast, Ireland
is on his way to Abbotsford to adjust
the estate,

Miss Betty Swift was guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Bennet

Mr. E. J. Boyce has joined the Im-
perial Oil Co. staff here.

Miss Kerr, RN. of Vernon, has

work.

Squeaks! Rattles! Knocks! Bumps!

ey all show up at this time of the year, no matter if your

We charge reasonable rates and the job is WELL DONE.
Let's Get Rid of "Em!

ABBOTSFORD MOTORS

Mrs, Ashcroft, Jean Haig, Beatrice Morson.

are tae veatee ss tc areata

 WOTEL ATANGARD
B, ©, Rapld Transit Stage Depot - Telephone B, C. 100
Phone Abbotsford 100

Lsesy
“Complete Garage Service
| Requires a big investment
Abbotsford's pioneer garage is also the = *
best equipped in the district — and
fireproof.
‘A well-lighted, roomy garage makes
possible better repair work, Our me-
chanical facilities are modern and ab-

solutely complete, including pressure
car Ww rack and welding outfit.

WEIR’S GARAGE

B.C. 36

DENTIFIED.

The B.C. Electric

Fraser Valley Line has
done more than any
agency to link yalley
farm with city markets
and ports — ‘

WENTY-THREE years ago the
Ts ©. Electric began to build
an electrified. railway line between
Vancouver and Chilliwack, giving
much needed passenger and _ freight

to rur.
Since its completion, three years later,
Fraser Valley farming and other in-
dustries have steadily developed. Com-
munities bordering the Fraser River
are to-day busy and prosperous,

» The Fraser Valley, one of
the finest dairy farming
districts in the world, owes

much of its development
to cheap and convenient
local rail transportation.

BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC RAILWAY ¢0-
Progressing with the Province

Clayburn Products—the Finest Made

Clayburn Products are supreme because agit are manufactured with

JUALITY

y th
many distant parts, oj res various shes of aaa and the U. S.
BRICK, TILE, SEWER & DRAIN PIPE, RETORT UNITS, ETC., ETC

THE CLAYBURN COMPANY, LIMITED

Factories: Clayburn; Kilgard, B.C.J. W. BALL, Resident Manager

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RARER A eT
Matsqu

Annual meeting of Matsqui Whter-
works Co. was held last week, when
the annual financial statement, show-
ing a satisfactory gain, was presented.
Ample supply of water in the reser-
voir on Sumas mountain was reported.
Mr. John Olsen was re-elected chair-
man of the Board of Directors, of
which Geo. Kerr, A. Hougen, H. E.
Miller, A. J. Rottluff, T, H. Lancaster
and G. A. Paterson are members. A
directors’ meeting will be held on Fri-
day evening.

Mr. Roy Crist and Mr. R. Rottluff
attended a banquet in the Georgia ho-
tel last Monday, arranged by the
Spartan radio company*and Firestone
Tire Co. :
Mrs, Hodgins is visiting friends in
Vancouver,

Mr, Everett Crist arrived from the
North Pacific College, Portland on
Sunday evening to spend the remain-
der of his vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Crist.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Grant and daughter
Gwendolyn of Everett, Wash. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Crist.

Mrs. B. B. Smith and_ son, recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Renner, have
reared to their home at Port Clin-
ton, Ohio.

Mrs. Kemprud was hostess at a fare-
well party and musicale evening in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Nygaard prior
to their departure for Duhamel, Alta.
Miss Hazel Jacobson, in training at
the Provincial Hospital, Everett, is
visiting her parents.

Ingine has left on a business
trip to his farm in

the Salvation Army to assist in social
work.

‘The Council will protest against the
government taking over Riverside road
as a primary highway. The classifi-
cation is not as favorable to the muni-
cipality as if the road were classified
as an arterial highway, as was the or-
iginal understanding with the govern-
ment. As a secondary highway, River-
side road would be under control of
the Council, and not cost as much as
if it were a primary road, the Coun-
cil decided.

Threshing of four hundred acres of
blue bell peas for the Farmers’ Can-
ning Co., Mission, was completed last
Saturday. The crop was good, and all
of the growers seemed pi B -

An excellent ensilage is obtained
from the vines, and among those who
have just erected new silos to accom-
modate the special feed are John
Baynes and A. C. Gustufson.

Coun deren quantities of the vines
» and found help-

ing the ration, Pea hay is also being
put up in quantities, as it is consid-
ered valuable winter feed for milch
cows .

Mrs. Clark, Mrs. McConkey and Miss
G. McConkey were guests of Mrs. A.
Gallagher.

Mr. and Mrs. T..Jordsvar of Kelow-
Na are guests of Mr. and Mrs, E. Farr.

MRS. C.B. STEVENS
for first-class

DRESSMAKING

Fine and Fancy Sewing

Mr. and Mrs. Hurum entertained
for Mr. and Mrs. Nygaard on Tuesday
evening, about 15 guests being present.
Mr. Nygaard left for ‘Alberta on
‘Thursday evening. He has made ar-
rangements for modern
plumbing in his house in the village,
which is now occupied by Mr, and Mrs,
Kerr.
Miss Freda Igeland is leaving for
Vancouver to enter the coer Hos-
pital™as nurse-in-trai
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pace entertained
visitors from Spokane during the past
week. Among them jwere Mrs, Pace’s
sister Mrs. Jessie Betiner; her nephew
William Benner, and neices Mrs. L. V.
Swift and Josephine Benner. The party
manors here.
Mr. C. Gilbertson has as guest his
son Ole from Edmonton.
Matsqui Council has granted $75 to

MMMM AMES

Friday

Cleansing Cream

JACK TOMPSON

(Successor to W. Atkinson)
AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR
years’ Experience in Auctioneering and Stock Business

Sales chaise Furniture, Etc., con ducted at the former Atkinson
Sales Barns, Chilliwack, or anyw here in the province.

Office In Home Makers’ Building
Chilliwack, B. Cephonea: Office 3131 Residence 2703

Etc,
(3 Doors South of Picture Showy

joined the MSA. nursing staff.

Miss M. Taylor, matron, is taking
a vacation in Victoria.

Marriage— Mr. Frederick V. Holts-
baum to Miss Laura Annie McKinnon,
on August 9, at Shaughnessy Rectory,
Rey. Dr. McLaren officiating. The
ceremony was attended by relatives
of the young couple.

Following a honeymoon on Vancou-
ver Island and Coast resorts, Mr. and
Mrs. Holtsbaum will take up residence
at Kil i

Ice Cream

ICE CREAM — ours is good) and

well served. . Try one of our .

MILK SHAKES — you'll like
‘em

BARBER SHOP AND LADIES'
HAIRDRESSING PARLOR
adjoining

JUBILEE CANDY SHOP

E. A.. HUNT Phone 39

CHRY STA!
WOODWORK » |

ESSENDENE AVE,

& Jacobson Phone 62

Electrical Work - Wiring -

Repairs - Radios, Ete.

WM. ROBERTS

Montrose Avenue
Near News Office, Abbotsford ~

_ GH. LOACH
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
INSURANCE
Life _- aie a - Automobile

BRADNER, B. ees Phone Alderg. 289

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Back Door $5: 25
Front Door $7: 25
Inside Door $3: 25

A tangard
Pool Room &
Barber Shop
Hot Baths 35°
W. WALL, Barber
JOE OLSEN, Billiard Hall
Phone 83 /

CONTAINING FOUR FULL SIZE BEAUTY REQUISITES

French Narcissus Perfume -
Supersmooth Face Powder - - -

Tissue and Astringent Cream. - -

Door Series No. 99 is

crating sal
tax and delivery
rail or steamer
Write for price list.

E. CHRYSTAL & Co, Ltd.

Victoria Woodworks
1879 Franklin St. ‘Vancouver

W. W. JOHNSTON
CUSTOMS BROKER
Realty, Insurance, Notary, Etc. Etc.

DOO

SMM SMES

Saturday

SUMAS FARM LANDS
Office: Opposite Customs, Huntingdon

SPECIAL SALE
THERON Beauty Requisites

WE HAVE BEEN FORTUNATE IN SECURING A LIMITED SUPPLY OF
THE WORLD FAMOUS THERON BEAUTY REQUISITES AND ARE AU-
THODIZED BY THE MANUFACTURER TO OFFER THESE WONDERFUL
SETS OF TOILET ARTICLES AT A PRICE MUCH BELOW COST.

Monday

August 15th, 16th and 18th
$4.50 value for only 98c

IN AN ATTRACTIVE GIFT BOX !
$2.00 bottle
1.00 box
75c jar
75c jar

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PRESENT THIS COUPON AT OUR STORE /|]!

CHILLIWACK

‘The Supply -is Limited

Come Early

The Prescription Druggist

- ABBOTSFORD -

Mail Orders add 25¢ for Postage and Packing

HARRY D. HIPWELL IE

SARDIS |

A, E. HUMPHREY

B, C, LAND SURVEYOR

CIVIL INE)
Room 6, Hart Block, Chilliwack
P.O. Box 422, Chilliwack.

DR. J. F. WOOD
Veterinary Surgeon

MATSQUI, B.C.

H. G. MYHRE

AUCTIONEER
Notary, Conveyancing, Wills Drawn
General Farm Agent
Real Estate, Life and Fire Insurance

Phone Ab. 108L

REDUCED FARES —

BELLINGHAM
Everson Everett
Bums to Belingieeac return $150

Sumas to Everett $2.85; return $4.75
Sumas to Seattle $3.50; return $6.00
Uhrough Tickets. Direct Connections

Stage leaves Sumas for x
Daily at 8.15 am, 1.00 pm. and 6.40

Bel 8.00 am., 12 o'clock noon,
and 5,00 pm. Somers only 1030 pin.
with Vancouver
ee Seattle Stages.
j.c. HESSELGRAVE, Sumas
Phone Sumas M-57

EDMONTON.

SASKATOON

MATSQUI, B.C. Phone 108R
Barber Shop Pool Room
_ CONFECTIONERY

A. HOLMBERG

Former Matsqui Hotel, Matsqui, B.C.

PENTECOSTAL FULL GOSPEL
MISSION
A. J. EDWARDS, Pastor
Sunday services: Sunday School 10
am.; evening “Baptized with the Holy
Ghost” 730 p.m. Tues. & Thurs, 7.30.

Abbotsford

Matron's report, MSA. hospital, for
month of Jui

Patients in hospital July 1—10; ad-
mitted during month, 31; babies born
7; discharged $7; in hospital Aug. 1st,
48. Patients cared for, 43.

Medical cases 12; major operations
5; minor operations 10; obstetrical 10;
babies 10; fractures 1, Total hospital
days 382. Residence of pgtients: Mats-
qui 26; Sumas 8; Abbotsford 5; Mis-
sion 1; ek a New Westminster 1;

2; Ohilliwack aty 1.

Mrs. Coogan has returned from
a vacation at Whiterock.
Miss Sylvia Murray
home after an absence
months in the Interior.
Distribution of liquor profits is an-
nounced from Victoria, local munici-

has returned
of several

palities to be apportioned amounts as
follows

Abbotsford Matsqui $4091. Su-
mas $1714

Pearl Rebekah lodge members held
a shower at the home of Mrs. Stirling
last Thursday, in honor of Miss Laura
McKinnon. Among those present were

Mr. and Mrs. H. Matthews, Mr. and

Mrs. She ron Mr, P. Carmichael, Mr,
Preth Mi

jand Flossie
| Mrs. Dawson, Aine H.
M

McKinnon, Miss
McKinnon, Misses Jean and Mar-

ret Stirling, Miss Margaret Guthrie,
Mr, J. McBeth, Mrs. Baines, Mr. F.
V. Holtsbaum. Gifts were also sent by
| Mr. and Mrs. Peachey, Mr. and Mrs,
Schluter, Mr, P. Atkins. Room decor-
ations were Nicely effected in pink and
green, Music and refreshments were
provided. Joan and Matt Stirling pre-

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For Information, call or write:
DISTRICT PA) NGER AGENT,

sented the gifts in a decorated basket.

527 Granville St, Vancouver, B.C.

pm. Sundays only 440 pm. Leaves -