ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

Dedicated to
“His Majesty”

acquaint you with

Pablum

THE BABY.

April 4th to April 9th being “National Baby Week”

we

may

our Baby Department

EVERYTHING NEEDED TO CARE FOR BABY’S HEALTH
: Z AND COMFORT:
Dextrimaltose
Baby Oil — Baby Soap — Baby Talcum — Nipples
Nursers — Bottle Brushes, Etc.

Bring your Baby in to be weighed regularly.
an accurate record of Baby’s Development

Black’s Drug Store ©

10D Cod Liver Oil

Then you can keep

NEW RANGE OPENED
BY RIDGEDALE CLUB;
HOLD WEEKLY SHOOT

New indoor range of the Ridge-
dale Rod and Gun Club has been
orered in the Ridgedale hall
rifle shoots are being held on each
Thursday evening. The rifle club
activities engage about forty mem-
bers of the organization and inter-
est is increasing with the new facil-
ities. Membership is open per-
sons interested, BE. D. Rottluff, sec-
retary, points out and attendance
invited at the next meeting of the
club on Monday, April 11.

and

to

is

$50 FINE IMPOSED
UNDER LIQUOR ACT;
SEQUEL TO CRASH

of Grey, Blues, Browns.
- Spring and Summer wear.
MEN’S PELT HATS—in
Priced at $3.95, $3.50 and

and the saving handed on

V.C.

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all the
Finely made of pure fur felt.

MEN’S WORK BOOTS—Al) bought before the advance

to choose from, Price range, $8.95 to
LADIES’ HATS—Newest Spring styles for your approval
Priced at $2.95 and

BRUSHED WOOL SWEATERS—full zipper fronts, colors: 2 shades
An ideal garment for A

2:95

styles.

new Spring shades and

in price,

250
$195

A full line of Canvas

to you! A big selection

Footwear in stock—many
styles this Spring
and Prices are Lower!

Stordy

» GILMOUR, BLOCK

eer

_ Pleading guilty to two liquor

hts pps Phone 104 Stationery {|charges before Magistrate J. W.

Sura Prescriptions Cameras Winson in Sumas Municipal Pobce

% | Court on Wednesday morning Frank

Steger, Sumas Prairie was fined $50

: co ~— = and costs on one and given sus-

SPRING GOODS at STORD Y’S pended sentence plus costs in the
F other. Fine and costs were paid.

The charges were a sequel to the
spectacular auto accident which oc-
curred on the Atkinson road, Upper
Sumas, on Sunday, March 23, when
a car driven by Indian, Jack
Thompson from the Sumas Nicomen
Reserve, wrecked the pump house
and cut off the water supply of the
Canadian Hop Growers Ltd.

an

The fine was imposed on Steger
for supplying liquor to Indians. and
suspended sentence was granted un-
der a charge of keeping liquor for
sale,

Select Indian
Name for High
School Annual

The Sumissiki, an Indian name
meaning “At the foot of the moun-
tain’, was selected as the name for
the annual planned by Sumas, Wash
high school pupils.’

“THE HURRICANE”
AT “ABBOTSFORD”
FOR THREE DAYS
Nine
it showed nightly to capacity crowds
“The gripping film of
romance, comes
the this
week. It will be shown on Thurs-
day. Friday and Saturday, with con-

weeks in Vancouver where

Hurricane’,

justice and storm,

Abbotsford Theatre

3)

tinucus showing Saturday from 2.30
p.m. Matinee prices will be in ef-
fect until 4.30 p.m. The story is by
the writers of “Mutiny on the

Beunty”’ and stars Jon Hall, C. Aub-
rey Smith and Dorothy Lamour. It
ig a tremendously stirring picture.
On Wednesday and Thursday next
week the attractions are “Blazing
Sixes’ and “Girl Overboard’’ the
letter based on the burning of the
passenger ship “Morro Castle’.

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE
CONVENTION DATES
NOW JULY 6-7-8

Dates of the fifth biennial
vention of British Columbia Wo-
men’s institutes, to be held in Van-
couver in July, have been moved
forward a week. The
is scheduled to meet
Provincial Normal School
8. This decision was made at a
meeting of the board of directors
of the B.C. Women’s Institutes and
Dr. K. C.. MacDonald, British Co-
lumbia minister, of agriculture, un-
der whose department Women’s In-
stitutes function.

A tentative programme for
three-day convention includes
ports of provincial officers, directors
ard conyenors, addresses ‘by prom-
inent men and women of the prov-
social events.

con-

convention
in the
July 6-

now

the
re-

ince and several

The body of Hon. Walter Scott,
71, first Premier of Saskatchewan,
who died at Guelph last week’ will
be sent to Victoria for interment.
Mrs. Scott is buried in Victoria.

OVERW AITEA

100% B.C.

Tea and Coffee Blenders

JOHNSON’S GLO-COAT
Dy
in, DDE Min" DBE
JOHNSON’S 5a¢

PRE-
PARED WAX Lb. tin

39¢

21¢
21¢

BROOMS—
5-string

TOMATOES—Mac's
Best; large tin; 2 for
PEAS—Blue Ridge
Size 5’s; 2 tims......

QUAKER OATS—

Qhinaware; packet. .
HEALTH OATS—

Rolocream; Pkt.....
QUAKER PUFFED
RICE—2 for........
KELLOGG’S CORN
FLAKES—3 for....
CEREAL—Gillespie

Maid; Pkt.

Shaker

2

WHOLE CLAMS—
Crest brand; 2 for. .
SALMON—Fancy red
Spring; Large tin. .

OXYDOL, 1 Jge.
1 small, both for.. 22¢

GRAPEFRUIT JCE.

Royal City; Tin

TOMATOES—No. 1
fresh; 2 Ibs........
BANANAS—Ripe

Bo Wbs. Meee ee ee ts
LEMONS—large size
ORANGES—Sup
medium; 2 dozen.
Oranges—Sunkist
large size; Dozen. .
GRAPBHFRUIT—

23¢
23¢
27¢
_ 25a¢
_ 22¢

19¢

Seedless; 6 for...... a:

BAKEASY—1's
pe | SOO aL OU ky

FRY’S HOT CHOCOLATE
tn DDE in. SBE
BUDS es OE
Strela ne = ~ er
IsHt—brown, duck. LOE.
Ce Eee
Australian; 2 Ibs... SDE
CANADA CORN
STARCH.
ACME LAU
STARCH. . .
SALT—Purity
Plain or iodized; for
CHICKEN HADDIE
25¢
19¢
10¢
fee o¢
2a¢
ist Grade; Sloss LS

CHEESE—Canadian
Mita: Wb ee hee

CHBEESE—Skim milk
2-]b. box

PURE LARD—
Burns 1’s; 2 for......

We carry a full line of Fresh Fruit
: - and Vegetables.

TAXI 70°

Stand: .Abbotsford Fish & Chip
A. BURNIER, Proprietor

"

De Luxe Wall Tints

THE SANITARY KALSOMINE
A superior quality Kalsomine that
forms ‘a hard, durable surface that
won't rub off, It also contains a

that leaves the room

hygienically clean. Made in 14
beautiful colors and white.

fresh and

Hot dishes and boiling water will not affect the lustre of

this high-grade varnish. It is therefore recommended for
Pat ‘caid pase TI

Tt also stands the
hardest wear and is consequently unsurpassed for floors
and linoleum.

Half Gallons $3.15 $2.15
Quarts 1.65 1.15
Pints -30 -65
Half Pints 5O -35

PHONE
180

DALY’S HARDWA”

ability ...

Canada.
linoleum,

Brilliant new colors, high lustre, quick drying, extreme dur-
these are the features which have made Satin-Glo
enamel first in popularity with thousands of users in Western
Unsurpassed for furniture, woodwork, floors and

reduced prices.

It is so easy to keep rooms bright and attractive when walls

are painted with this semi-gloss, washable finish. Ft comes in a

variety of beautiful pastel tints which have been selected by

prieig interior decorators as being best suited for wall decora-
n,

Price

Halt Gallons $2.70 $1.70
Quarts 1.45 4
Pints -80 55
Half Pints 45 -30

BRITISH AMERICA PAINT CO., LTD.

VICTORIA - VANCOUVER - CALGARY - EDMONTON

REGINA

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and Save!

Your home will be.a brighter, more cheerful place to live in
if you do the Spring decorating that requires to be done.
Plan it now, in order to take advantage of the saving offered
by the annual Satin-Glo Sale which continues all this week.
Your nearest Satin-Glo dealer can supply extra coupons so
that any quantity of Satin-Glo can be purchased now at the

OFFQUARTS

We Reserve the Right ‘to Limit Quantities

SINGER SEWING MACHINES

Liberal Trade-in Allowance for
~~. Xonx Used. Machine... *

TERMS AS LOW AS $300 S

Monthly on Balance
Why not a New Singer for Your
Spring Sewing
Butterick Patterns Now In
Stock!

SPRING HATS
COATS AND. DRESSES
HOSIERY AND LINGERIE
See Us For Your Easter Re-
quirements

Singer Store

Hunt Block Abbotsford

DE ae

SUITS

Be Smartly Styled
for Easter!

Arrange for Your
Permanent Now!

MARIGOLD

Beauty Shoppe

The News Building Phone’ 107

ANOTHER

PRIZE BEEF
from the
Kamloops

Fat Stock Show

This Week-end

ROBERTS’
Meat Market

J. ROBERTS, Prop,
Phone 56: Abbotsford

DELIVERY
SERVICE

Phone 39

Large Assortment
now on display of

Easter Novelties
Cards, Baskets,

Eggs, Chicks, Etc»

Hunt’s

“THE BRIGHT SPOT”

DENTIST

CLEWELLYN

OUCLAS

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