b otsford,

Sumas & Matar: News

No. 35

Abbotsford, B.C. Wednesday, August 28th, 1935

Ten Cents per Month.

sumaspistaict  |SUMMIER SKUDDING IN GULF BREEZES

_ started in the Canadian
_ garden, Sumas Prairie last
a force of about 2,000 har-
now at work. A fine crop
for, vines showing heavier
of hop berries than in any
; in the Valley.
ligginbotham of New West-
dian constable, is station-
urdens for the harvest sea-
|. patrol the Indian quar- ,
e 1000 natives, residents A
rt. e}
arts of Coastal and northern 2
Bi ae Columbia, are en-

c. Constable Gault in
rvision of the area is Con-
of the R.N.W.M-P.

mber of automobiles
h trailers carrying speed-
+h-powered outboard mo-
through the Canadian
‘Huntingdon on Saturday
on their way to and from
‘Harrison Hot Springs.

- yetuirn trip, almost without
“the yisitors complained of
to Harrison and the
er signs on the road,
king the wrong route

HOOD ra.

. Sigsworth and Mr.
igsworth and children
re guests last week of
esley Williams, Hun-

the late Mrs. M.
id last Saturday after-
‘Matthew's church, Ab-
wood cemetery, Rev.
ciating. The service
ly attended, and the
offering were a tri-
he respect with which the
ay Was regarded. The

ms, nurse-in-train
tt general hospital, is vi-
ents at Huntingdon.

Bourne of Saska-
ests of Mr. and

recovering from
m, but will not
“General Hospital for

‘pS

iis drunk and dis-
th dians, picking hops at

led into Sumas police
, and given suspended

;
ennedy, well-known resi-
ts ford and Sumas Prairie,

and Mr
visitors

Lloyd, the Rock Gardens, Clearbrook | Mr. R. Ralston is on a week's va-
road.
holiday near Princeton.

i ; 's rn s.ji his aunt, Mrs,
monton with her husband's parents. | 2S .
Victor Heller is on a week's photo- | month, left for his home in Saskatoon

ABBOTSFORD DISTRICT PARAGRAPHS

Mr. T. Simpson of Calgary and Mr, Mr. P. Lukiv of Blue River visited
Holland of Burnahy were) in the district last.week.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

cation from the J. Gilmour store.

Mrs. D. Smith is spending a morith’s} Miss Vera Bailey is relieving during
Mrs. D. his absence..

Mr. Bill Derry,

who has been visit-
Moret, for the past

Mrs. Heller is holidaying in Ed

phing trip at the head of Harrison | 0" Monday.
ay. Messrs, F. D. Summers, G. A. Mc-
Miss Mona Smith spent a week-end |'Kay and W. Calvert left for Saskat-

with Mr, and Mrs. Colclough at Bar-| Chewan on Monday, for the harvest
rowton.

season.

Mrs. D. Campbell of Vancouver Misses Annie and Ella Sand, «who

spel $ ay vith er father, Mr. | have been visiting their aunt and
rei Syneey uae uncle, Mr. and Mrs, P- Zalesky, have

returned to their home in Calgary.

A section of the highway immediat-
ely west of Abbotsford was closed for
a time Monday, during the resur-
facing of part of the road.

Since there is no program planned
for Labor Day in Abbotsford, the
swimming competition for the Ab-
botsford Village trophies, usually held
on that date, has been postponed un-
til later in the season.

ENGAGEMENT—Mr, and Mrs. J.
PB. Stady announce the engagement of
their youngest daughter, Elsie Kath-
ryn to Arthur Frederick Gordon, only
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. W. Matt-
hews of Abbotsford. The wedding
will take place at the home of the
Le -elect's parents early in Septem-
ber,

A surprise party was tendered Mrs.
M. A. Moret on Saturday evening, on
the occasion of her birthday anni-
versary,

Notice of termination of tenancy is
given some 12 or 15 families resident
in houses at the Mill by the morgagee
of the properties,

Mrs. Holtsbaum, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. A. Bullock, is vi-
siting relatives at Portland, Ore.

Mr. Harry Berry, Abbotsford, un-
derwent an appendicitis operation in
the M.-S.-A. hospital on Tuesday.

Mrs. D. Corkham and son Larry
returned to their home at Squamish
on Monday after spending a week's
holiday with the former's mother,
‘Mrs, lrazier,

Mrs. R. BE. Banta and daughters
Marjorie and Frances of Bottrell, Al-

ta, are visiting Mrs. Banta’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs, H. Lambert.

. Mrs. Lithgow of Vancouver is the

guest of her sister, Mrs. T. McNelly.
Mrs. J. Frith entetained the Birth-

day Club on Thursday afternoon.

The Rey. and Mrs. Hillary leave
Abbotsford on Wednesday to take
charge of the Pentecostal pastorate at
Port Alberni.

Mr. and Mrs, Holland of Burnaby

1 the local hospital yes-
of ‘81 years. He

for several months. Change of

ne} r t ie hi ete for
‘to taking up resi-

: = on Kennedy] VANCOUVER — ABBOTSFORD

ba RT of Su-

CHILLIWACK

© he relinquished his) Slight Adjustment in Times Only

1 and moved to

No Reduction in Service
by his wife, one son For full information—
.
ighter Grace. Phone 100
: s will be held in
ed Church, per pciarord to-
w (Thursd: ae inter-
azelwoud ceme-

Pacific Stage Lines

- ABERDEEN

cently at the home of Mrs.

A fn ti cas ft
in Sutherland, who underwent an at aie gs cralOny i pe
eration iB the M.-S.cA. hospital last ed by her daughters

sis reported progressing favor-|4nq Wileen Henry, Pesca by

a EISFORD 1
always—a Good Sow” “WTI A IR

F. A. STOCKWELL, Manager and Lessee

A number of friends gathered
ehh

FRIDAY & SATURDAY, August 30th & 31st—
LESLIE HOWARD & MERLE OBERON in—

“The Scarlet Pimpernel’

was ,‘The Scarlet Pimpernel’? Where did he come from? Wh
MA the strange power of this man who s
guillotine, who eluded the police of

‘Shows 7 and 9 each evening. Adults
Matinee Saturday at 2.30; Adults 25e, Children 10c

MONDAY, September 2nd (Labor Day)—
Special Matinee at 2.30
ZANE GREY'S

sith Randolph Scott, Charles “Chic” Sale, Mrs. Leslie Cart
Burke, Ann Sheridan and George Marion Sr, The thrill-
ry of the Black Rider. .-unknown terror of the Rockie

peril...the mysterious Black Rider !
POPEYE CARTOON NOVELTY RE!

1EDY

Shows at 7 and 9; Come Early! Adults 25c; Children under 14, 1
pecial Matinee 2.30; Adults », Children 15¢ Don't Miss This Show

WEDNESDAY, September 3rd—

ADOLPH ZUKOR PRESENTS;

y Baroness Orezy. With Raymond Massey and Nigel Bruce. Who
was

ched thousands from under the
a nation, but couldn't elude one
the woman who loved him most ! Comedy
5c; Children under 14, lic

el
ing 'y of a dead man who talked. The lone protector of
RMmceetichen tanily marked for death by an unseen, unknown

L PICTORIAL

[Ruggles of Red Gap’

with Charlies Laughton, Mary Boland, Charlic Ruggles and Zasu Pitts
fi Hooray ! Here's a picture that calls for cheers! A grand human com-
8 edy—You’ ll roll on the floor with laughter and there'll be tears in
ur eyes too, as you see Charles Laughton as Ruggles, heading a cast
actors in a grand human motion picture. You'll have a time
“say it's swell! Musical Cartoon

Preeeeirtitieitit

. MT, LEHMAN

Mrs. S. Keefer and daughter have

preturned:to-thein home at, Chilliwack,

after visiting for a aeRO with Mrs.
Keefer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

son.

Mrs. J. Simpson and ‘daughter are
spending several days at Lulu Island
as the guests of Mrs. Simpson's uncle,
Mr. MeNight.

James and Douglas Taylor visited
their grandmother, Mrs. Forrester, at
White Rock last week.

Sumas-Matsqui Cow. Bacolyan esting Ass'n,

DANCE

in aid of Sumas-Matsqui Calf Club
in Whatcom Road Hall on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30": Bite

Music by Cannon’s Orchestra

Abbotsford L.0.L. No. 1867

OLD TIME AND MODERN

DANCE

ORANGE HALL, ABBOTSFORD
PRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 65 9-2

Buck McClary and His B, ©. Rangers

Featuring “Lhe Masked Rider”
Gentlemen 50c; Ladies 25c Supper

Matsqui Hall Association

LABOR DAY
DANCE
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
MATSQUI HALL

Bohemian’ -Piece Orchestra
Admission 50c ‘Tasty _Refreshments
Free Bus from Abbot rd_ 9.30 p.m.

Dancing 9,30 .
“Hotcha Fun for

eryone”

Sumas, Wash., Clay Mine Reopens

were guests last week of Mr, and Mrs

PROE ES SIONA If Lloyd, Clearbrook road.

_ Clay pits of the Denny-Renton Co.,
Were reopened -réecently, aftera-long|~

clay are to be immediately shipped to
the company's tide-water plant.

Narrowly Escape Serious Injury
passing another car,
r automobile into the ditch on
the highway, one mile west of Ab-

car turned over on its side, but none

, escaping with cuts and bruis-

sous Su,

PROTRACTORS, EPre,

SCRIBBLERS

a¢
Stirling’ $ Confectionery

| lectrical

Supplies and
(Contracting

Clarence Nelson

Get Your...

Mr. P. H. Sheffield, recently ap-
polnvad. cevetnmart trustee of schools
NT aes tsford,; Sumas “and Matsqui

YARWOOD & DURRA? area, made an inspection tour of
BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS the district last week, and initiat-
NOTARIES PUBLIC ed plans for school re-opening after
Labor Day. He returned to his home

BRANCH OFICE AT ABBOTSFORD] in Nelson this week, and expects to

Open Every Friday be accompanied back to Abbotsford
Vancouver Offices— by his wife, son and one of his daugh-

Rooms 3 & 42 ter. Mr. Sheffield is no stranger to
ak EES ade: the Fraser Valley, having followed his

pr in Langley and in Chilli-
wack,
McAlpine & McAlpine Mrs, HED parnsanot North Van-
aed “ be Fa couver, formerly of Abbotsford, is the
BARRISTERS & SOLICILORS guest of Mr. and Mrs, J. Frith for a
=o week,

Abbotsford office—near B. C, Tel. Ex Henry Louis, ten-month old t
One t 59" a.m: Tid x on- d son o
Every Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m Mr. and Mrs. G. Morey, Horn road,

Abbotsford

passed away Thursday in
the M.-S.-A, hospital, after a brief ill-
ness, The funeral was held on Satur-
day from Henderson funeral home to
Hazelwood cemetery, Rey. Mr, Law-
DR. G. E. PARRISH rance of the Church of the Nazarene

officiating.

DENTI Ss T Rev, and Mrs, T. L, Rimmer and

family arrived home last week from
Office Hours — 9 to 5 ,| & vacation at Crescent Beach.

dveni t é i

Even ngs ny Appol ntment A narrow strip of mulch has been
Modern X-Ray Equipment laid across Montrose avenue from the

Telephone: Residence 138R

Telephone: postoffice to Daly's store by the pub-
Office 64; Residence 91 lie works surfacing crew,

Montros avenue is to be “flush-

BINEX BLOCK H coated" shphalt a distanue of

rom Essendene ay-
enue. The primary treatment of oil
is allowed to set for a few days when
the surfacing is applied.

Lower Sumas road from the Village
bounda to the junction of Lower
siete ay. Sumas road and Interprovinelal high-

so belng mulch surfaced as
final section of the 10-mile contract.
| DR. JOHN E. LUKAS
DENTIST

Mr, J. H. Lambert le ft for his home
ABBOTSFORD OFFICE

Sumas, Wash.
(Canadian Money at Par)

amr after
ting his parents, “Mrs, H.
Lambert, for the past week.

School Needs
at
Hunt’s

A Comple fe Stock!

Tepee Days...

are gone forever, but not FIRE
RISK. If you have house or barn
it is worth protecting — can you
afford a fire loss .. you cannot af-
ford to be without protection ...,

insure your buildings <3.5\v

A

McCallum

EL LEE SATO

Dec AL CAE

REALTY SNAP List

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the Pioneer Realtor

(The News Building) Mr. N. Hill is to be officially ad-
nes ys, Thursdays Weekly mitted a lay reader of the Angli-
ean church during the service at St.
Open Mondays, Tuesdays, Wed- || Matthew's on Sunday evening.
| X-Ray and Modern Equipment |: aS aBE y
}
Appointments t n at the Nel- B
son Wlectrical Store eB SP ratte
Pelephone 75K | As awKNS
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PRIDAY & SATURDAY
August 30 & 31—
WHEELER & WOOLSEY in—

“The Nitwits’

Goofier and © i
merrier than any Whe
show heretofore—and that’s saying a
lot ! Comedy and News
Admissi Se and 35¢

s

R. A. Trethewey

Chiropractor

Offices in the
COPPING BLOCK
00 to 5.00 p.m.
appointment
Residence 17F

George Raft and Pdward Arnold in—

“The Glass Key”

tense mystery drama that will
« Itbound.

A. E. HUMPHREY ig ees
B, C. LAND SURVE oe ts aoe
t

& CIVIL ENGIN | WEDNESDAY, September 24—
Room 6, Hart Blk., Chilliwack

P.O. Box 422, Chilliwack a BO ee
|‘ The Man on the
Flying Trapeze’’

With Mary Brian and Kathleen
Howard. America’s greatest comedy

— Novelty Reel
and 16¢

A transient, Henry Wilson, wa

confined in the Abbotsford jail for