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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS:

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THANKSGIVING

FOOD SALE

Personal Paragraphs

Contributed by our District Correspondents

PUMPKI

Lge. 2% tin

Red & White

9c

The “Tops for Flavour”
2 Ibs,

2c

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QUICK OATS eeztcs.2¢-== 19¢
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Atangard Block

M. C. Walker & Co.

THE RED & WHITE STORE
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 130

Bradner

Miss Cruickshank, a former
principal of Bradner school, is one
of the exchange teachers this year,
and is now in London, Eng.

Miss Edith Chittenden spent the
weekend at home.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood-
bridge of Vancouver were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. L. C, Gardner on
Sunday.

The ladies of the Roman Catho-
lic church of the Seven Sorrows
held their monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. M. Roche on Thurs-
day. After the business routine,
tea was served by the hostess as-
sited by Mrs. A. V. Lehman and
Miss Roche.

Miss K. Lute has returned home
after visiting friends and relations
in New Westminster and Vancou-
ver.

F. B. Curtis was a visitor to
Va er on M

FREE!
{2 Hollywood Try-On Hai

FREE!

r Styles— in natural color,

with purchase of one 715¢ Fitch’s Dandruff Remover
Shampoo — — — — — — for only @O¢

NEW ARRIVAL—Noxema’s New Cold Cream Medicated With

250 size for 15°

Also the New Noxema Cold Cream in — 2s 49° size
Cream, regular 75¢ for —.... 59°

Be prepared! Fill up your Medicine Chest with Cough Medicine
and Cold Preventatives. We have a COMPLETE STOCK

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy
PRESCRIPTIONS
Stationery = Kodaks _ Developing
Phone 8 ERIC T. WEIR, Phm. B.

FORMER KENT REEVE
AND M.L.A, PASSES

John McRae, former member of
the B.C. Legislature for Yale rid-
ing and reeve of Kent municipality
for many years, died Saturday at
Agassiz. He was 75 years old and
had lived in the district for ap-
proximately 50 years. Mr. McRae
is survived by his wife and four

sons,
day.

WI, BUYS HOUSE

Purchase of house and lot for
$1,000 near the business area of
Chilliwack is announced by Chill-
iwack Women’s Institute, A large
club room, sitting-room, kitchen
and restroom will be included in
the building.

The funeral was held Tues-

SALMON SANDWICH.DE LUXE

femove bones and flake one small
po of salmon. Mix with 2 table-
spoons horseradish, 1 teaspoon
lemon juice, 4 tablespoons mayon-
naise, seasonings, Spread gener-
ously between bread slices; spread
outside of each sandwich with
melted butter, toast on both sides
under low broiler heat until brown.
Pour over the sandwich a sauce
made of melted cheese.

POTATO AND FISH CASSEROLE

Flake one pound of canned or
cooked fish and place in casse-

role. Slowly melt 34 Ib, cheese
in double boiler; stir in'%4 cup
milk. Pour this over the fish.

Cover the mixture with mashed
cooked potato, and line the rim
of the casserole with unbaked
biscuits. Bake in hot (425°)
oven until biscuits are done.

858
Department of Fisheries, Ottawa.

lease send me your 52-page
Booklet, 100 Tempting Fish Recipes
Name......:..

(PLEASE PRINT LETTERS PLAINLY)
Address.

There are so many delicious
varieties of Canadian FISH
available all the year round, no
matter where you live, that you
can add pleasing new dishes to
the family menus.

And remember, Fish is nourishing, and
is easily digested. Ask your dealer
about the different kinds of Fish he
can get for you, and arrange to serve
Fish to your family often.
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES,
OTTAWA.

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FOR FREE BOOKLET
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Mr. and Mrs. Dunce and daugh-
ter, Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs.
Henley, all of New Westminster,
were guests of Mrs. M. H. Smith
on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Chittenden, Misses
Dorothy and Mildred Chittenden
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nord-
man, Walnut Grove, for the wed-
ding of Eleanor Nordman to Mr.
L. Fedor. Miss Dorothy Chitten-
den was one of Miss Nordman’s
bridesmaids.

A “white elephant” sale will be
held in the hall on Saturday, Oct.
7 from 2 till 6 P.m. There will be
a plentifu supply of home cook-
ing for sale, and afternoon teas
will be served. Proceeds are inaid
of the Red Cross.

Early in the spring, John El-
liot installed an electric incubator
on his farm, lately still another
improvement has been added in
the form of a pressure water sys-
tem,

The Library Van will call at
the store on Thursday next.

Miss Hoffman has returned home
from Vancouver,

Clayburn

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Haine are
spending two weeks with rela-
tives in Vancouver.

Elgin Ayling visited his father
in Vancouver on Wednesday.

A shingling bee will be held
next week to shingle the roof of
the United Church manse.

H. Peachey has assumed his
duties in the Canadian Legion at
Abbotsford.

The Thanksgiving Service will
be held in the United Church on
Sunday. Donations of fruit and
vegetables are welcomed.

Ken. Gillis, Fred Fooks and his
cousin, and William Hartley, Alec
Purver and Jack Cooper are leay-
ing Clayburn on Saturday for a
week's hunting in the Cariboo,

Poplar

Correspondent—Miss Hazel Green
Phone 89-T

Mr. and Mrs. C. Porter and
daughter and son-in-law of Ocean
Falls, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wollo-
cott and family last week.

The monthly meeting of the
United Church Ladies’ Aid was
held at the home of Mrs. H. Green
on Thursday afternoon. It was
Planned to have a “Bean Supper”
in the Poplar hall on Friday, Oct.
6, at 7 p.m. Following the supper
there will be a varied program,
including games for the children.
Proceeds will be in aid of the
church work, Following the busi-
ness meeting a social time was
enjoyed and dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.

Mr. Ivan Smith, who has join-
ed the D.C.O.R. in Vancouver, vis-
ited his home at Poplar Monday.

The Harvest Thanksgiving serv-
ice will be held in the United
church Sunday, Oct, 8 at 3 p.m.
The church will be open Saturday
afternoon to receive gifts of fruit,
vegetables and flowers for the
service,

Little June Hall, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hall
(nee Martha Smith) of Ladner,
who was seriously injured in an
accident two months ago, is def-
initely recovering now in the Van-
couver General Hospital.

The Choral Class under the dir-
ection of Mr. G. Bus Y, will re-
sume their meetings on Tuesday

at 7:30 pm. in the North Poplar

MINTER’S

STORE and SERVICE

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AT CITY PRICES!
CORNER HIGHWAY A
CLEARBROOK ROADS

Aberdeen

The annual meeting of the Lad-
ies’ Association will be held in
the hall basement at 2:15 p.m. on
Thursday Oct. 5. Rev. F. S. Hen-
erson, president of M.S.A. branch
of the Red Cross, is expected to
attend to assist in organization
of an auxiliary branch of the Red
Cross. All interested in this work
are cordially invited.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson and
daughter, Norma, and Mr, and
Mrs. Robb, all of Vancouver, were
recent visitors of Mr. anda Mrs,
T. Layman.

A Community Club dance will
be held in the hall on Friday, Oct.
6, Radio Rascals providing music.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Gledhill on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. J. Ellis of Burnaby.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Towlan
and family visited friends. at New-
ton on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Cashon of Vancou-
ver spent the weekend with Mrs.
Cashon's mother, Mrs. A. D. Mc-
Donald. Mrs. M. McDonald also
returned to Vancouver after hay-
ing spent a couple of weeks here.

Members of the Birthday Clup
met at the home of Mrs. J. Tow-
lan on Thursday in honor of her
birthday and also of the birthday
of Mrs. McKendrick. Whist prizes
were won by Mrs. H. Fowles and
Mrs. G. Twiss, consolations. by
Mrs. A. Jackman and Mrs. Don-
nell, Mrs. Towlan was presented
with a pair of linen pillow slips
and a pyrex dish was presented

to Mrs. McKendrick. Tea was
served by Mrs, Towlan assisted by
Mrs. Fowles,

Sumas District

Mr. and Mrs. MeMoran of Bel-
lingham and Mr. and Mrs. ¥.
Farmer of Huntingdon spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. R. Harris.

Miss Rose Buchanan of Van-
couver is holidaying with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Buchanan.

Misses Florence Whiteway and
Jean McLean of the local school
staff visited their homes in Van-
couver at the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mr.
T. York have returned from a
short hunting trip in the Interior.
They brought back a moose and
a deer.

Mr. Carl McAllister of Guelph,
Ont, is visiting at the home of his

sister, Mrs. Ross Smith, Sumas
Prairie.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Beldam

spent a week at Silver Springs.

Miss Gladys York has been con-
fined to the house with tonsilitis
for the past two weeks.

Mrs. A. Hougen and son, Allan,
left on Saturday for a two-week
visit with relatives in Saskatche-
wan, .

Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L. V.
Kenny during the week were Mrs.
Stickland and Mr. Purvis of Bel-
lingham.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Hiemstra had
as guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Brune and family of Lyn-
den.

Miss Winnie Harris entertained
Several friends at a dinner party
on Sunday, the occasion being her
17th birthday.

Mrs. Angus Campbell and Mrs.

Marion Murray were Vancouver
visitors on Monday.

Mrs. T. DeLair had a family
dinner party on Sunday, observ-

‘nng birthdays of three of the
children: Noreen, Sept. 24; Jackie,
Oct. 2, and Ronnie, Oct, 4.

school. Meetings will be held every
Tuesday night and anyone inter-
ested cordially invited to at-
tend and help make the class a
real success,

October 27 will be the 83rd an-
niversary of the opening of the
Grand Trunk Railway main line,
now part of the Canadian Nat-
ional System between Montreal
and Toronto,

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Shoes...

For young men and young women

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White Laced-to-toe Oxfords

for ladies, sizes 3 to 8 $2.00
2.40

Boots for Men laced-to-toe $2.50

OXFORDS FOR MEN
sizes 6 to IL Se

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Drygoods & Footwear

P.O. Bldg. Phone 200

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PURITY STORES

Andrews’ Grocer

Phone 54 We Deliver

Special Prices for Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Oct. 5, 6 and 7

UNITED

SALADA TEA, Brown Label — — __ _ Ib. 73

COFFEE, Malkin’s Dated — — — _ |p, 3g¢
BAKING POWDER, Malkins — — —' {2.97, j5¢

Corn, M.B. Golden Ban.

Cheese, Kraft Canadian
17-0z., 2. tins for 23c

Old English or Velveeta

Old Dutch, — — tin 9c Y-lb 15c
Pearl White Soap Safety Seal Jars
5 bars — — 19¢

Pints $1.15 Qts. $1.29
Cashmere Bouquet Hand While Stock Lasts
Soap — —2 bars IIc

pe Turnips 10 bs, 23¢

Dog Biscuits — 2 Ibs.25c Green Peppers, 2 Ibs, {5c

Dates S2%:, 3% 19°] tnttess 3 heads ida

Pitted, 2 Ibs. 25¢} Qranges .. 2 doz. 29c

Rice — — 4 Ibs. 19c| Apples, local, 8 ths. 25¢
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