ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

Boys’ School Boo
SPECIAL

A good tough see shoe.
Sizes ll to 13... .. Per

loa es a Pea 5
Other lines WE 2 ooo. one cen one

Especially good children’s shoes,
lowest prices
Shoe Repairs
Competent work at a moderate

ABBOTSFORD SHOE STORE

0. C. GRANT, Proprietor

Good Shoes & Shoe Repairing

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Providing the Fraser Valley |
with a Quick, Efficient, |

Reliable, Economical - |

Freight Service
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yielding high, Blue Bells going about

Heavy Pea Crops Being
Harvested At Sumas

Some ten threshing outfits are at
work in the Sumas district, being op-
erated by the following thresher-men:
Mat Anderson, L. Beharrell, A. Loney,
J. Blacklock, E. Lunde, S. Ford, J: Starr
Wm. Porter, F. Hartshorn and C. A.
Lamson. Oats are averaging just
over one ton to the acre, wheat is just
an average crop, but field peas are

one ton to the acre,
just under a ton.

and Mandarins

Duck-Shooting Season Dates

Open season for ducks, coots, geese
and brant in the Western District of
B.C. has been set this year from Oct
15 to Jan. 31. Jack snipe season is
open during the same period. Both

Our next Auction Sale will be held on if

The 10th Day of September,

If you have anything that you wish
to dispose of, let us have the listing
At Once.

If your goods are advertised, you will
stand a better chance to get a fair price
for them.

Advertising your goods helps you, and
“Tt Pays to Advertise”

Abbotsford Brokerage & Realty Co.

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it helps us.

DO NOT FORGET 1

lates a
Daily. bag limit—Ducks, 20 of all
kinds in one day, and not more than
150 ofall kinds in a season. Geese—
10 in bne day, and not more than50 in
a seaSon.
Thére is a closed’ season in British
Columbia on band-tailed pigeons, swans
wood". duck, eider duck, black-bellied
and golden plover, Greater and Lesser
Yellow-legs, dowitchers, knots, oyster-
alaropes, stilts, surf-birds,
id all shore birds not
joned.
migratory game birds in

5
otherwise m
Shooting o}
B.C. earlier th@m-one hour before stfn-
rise or later thaitone hour after sunset
is prohibited.

WE RECOMMEND
for Growing Poultry:

B. & K. Developing Food

A Combination of Choice Mixed Grains

B. & K. Growing Mash

A Splendid Bone Developer
Give this Food a Fair Trial

BRACKMAN & KER MILLING COMPANY, LTD.

Abbotsford, Phone 52 F, Marshall, local manager

cAn integral part
of the system that
enables you to en-
joy the inestimable
boon of electric
service,

Berrisn CoLumB1a

VANCOUVER

Rectan

Departments of Our Service»
Complete Garage, Towing and Wrecker Service
Tires, Gas, Oil, Accessories, Repair’ Parts
Duco Airbrush Spraying--autos or furniture
Acetylene Welding and Tractor Work
Electrical Installations, Fixtures: and Equipment
Radios, Batteries and Supplies
WEIR’S. GARAGE

PHONE 36 ABBOTSFORD
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WHY SO PARTICULAR?
asked a woman recently when we
were examining her eyes.

failure to be particular
and careful may mean more eyestrain
and more discomfort instead of the
relief and easy vision that result from
wearing the right glasses rightly made
and fitted”.

We have the latest instruments for
doing careful, skillful, particular wark
and the disposition to do it.

WM. H. FRANCKS, R.0.

In atte@ance at J, C. Tucker’s
ON THE FIRST AND THIRD
MONTH For appeintment PHONE

Eyesight Specialist
Jewelry Store, Alexandra Block
WEDNESDAYS OF EVERY

75R or eall,

Knocks Wheel Off Car; Drives On
Guno Singh lost « front wheel of his
Ford car last Sunday, when he was
struck by a hit-and-run motorist on
the McCrimmon hill. A passer-by,
however, took the number of the of-
fending car, and a summons has been
served upon Fred. J. Wood of Mission,
who will inform the court if he is the
party concerned.

Dressing Parlor
for Ladies

Atangard Barber Shop

Fire totally destroyed the Ross Shin-
gle Mill, located a few miles west of}

31st Fs T. Menzies Ss. S. A. Cawley Mr. sod Mrs, ne agipphs and family
are residing on the Loney proper-
po " Copping Block, Ri perstord Phone 75F ty, McKenzie road, ote Mrs. Loney
: 4 |having moved on to the “Paylor farm
i Opposite. Mr. Stobbs is employed. at
oc the Pacific Milk -condensary. +patch
y CARS
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High Grade Lumber & Shingles ASSEY-HARRIS
arest Agat i =
MILLED RIGHT CAREFULLY GRADED FE I ]
| MOULDING LATH LONG TIMBERS arm Implements
AIL fs; E Fruit and Dairy Lands for Sale ARE THE BEST
U : ae
— | W. C. BLINCH
ws ae Local Agent
: x GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ed be GAS, OIL, ETC.
par WHATCOM ROAD (opposite
% Monicipal Hall Phone 23M
gM Abboteford Lumber, Mining
i! ‘ & Development Co., Ltd.
es, : J. 0, TRETHEWEY, President w. GRAY faeretary .
Es Telephone Abbotsford 10 A City
jin
: Store
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4 1 a 3 ki Eff in every respect. The highest
4 J 5 z A Fast-Wor ng, Iclent quality pharmaceuticals, and two
aoe f ¢ qualified druggists. A large
| |% ee | Crew of Carpenters tar ec of stoner
\3 U| A substantially-built home or barn is a good in- ee pas puscrippone
He! f zl yestment—profitable financially, and profitable in Dipges:  Mapazines, MEWS DA DELs,
4 its provision of comfort, security and health. Olund toiletries, kodaks, supplies, and
a ZA maintains an efficent, fast-working carpenter crew above all, a consistent aim to
ca | | t- and is in a position to give you the utmost value for maintain CUALITY in every de-
_ vig i "| ¥ the price you pay. Get his estimate before contracting partment,
' eo At Ya! 7 NELS OLUND Genuine Rubberset Brush $119
oso fl | 7 MT. LEHMAN, B.C. GENERAL CONTRACTOR & 50c kt. Klenzo Shaving
é \ P it Soap; a real $2.00 value for $1.19
if a 7
% “ ” 2, TRINITY UNITED CHURCH
4 : Ace Haddrell $s Rey. T, 3. Paton, B.A.,- Pastor
an .
. a Services on Sunday Next—
hi UDSON TAXI 10 a.m.; Sunday School and Adult RESUS MOLT LAE
é Bible class. Abbotsford
| Eeliable, Comfortable Taxi Service at} 11 am—Subject: “Strength for the Phone 8
| Reasonable Rates 3 p.m.—Serviee in St. Paul’s Church,
55 | Ne iat Driver _ Parties Catered To. |Huntingdon.
} ag PHONE 83 Day.”
ne -_ 7.30 p.m.: Subject “The Prince of
a in Peace.”
77 When in Matsqui |} vou are cordially invited to’ these
ai bd ie TRY THE Bervices.
if | 3 | CLAYBURN UNITED CHURCH
Se Matsqui Cafe wort: 3 F wae M.A., Pastor
: ot \: ‘corning Service a.m.
.\ \ HOT MEALS. GOOD FOOD | gvening Service 7D
ft / BAR ‘MRS. J, KEMPRUD Matsqui (old Methodist church) 3 p.m.
R . | Biversid® Road, next B st
- Garage Coquitlam May Dispense With
F One hundred and twenty
\ Te women in British Columbia use Pacific
0 A plebiscite is being taken at Port|/Milk. It is served on oatmeal and
es aying Teaming Coquitlam on Sept. 1 to decide if the | fruit, in tea and coffee. But the large-
a f k city shall revert to a municipal system |st use is in cooking. The unusual
ot W of policing, or continue under the pro- |richness of this good milk makes it the
aoe , rans er or vincial force. choicest obtainable in the preparation
3 et Reasonable Charges Sia of fine dishes.
is Rive 3 yell To Be Undertaken |New B. C. E. Station Near Hop Fields
hay beanbag Too Small To Be A The up of the new hop
ae tc . ‘ pre fields in vicinity of Kidd has made that
‘ 2 Garden Plowin, al Di point quite important, and consequently
et aor Rpea Generel: Drayink | P Evitish Golumbin Riectric Railway
* 7 Company have decided to make the De
Nw 3 G. A. McKAY Graw crossing a flag station. Under
ae: tone 18M__ McCallum Wa. op. tospitn) [the new arrangementwhich comes into Factories at
rey —_—_—__— ec’ trains =
% st se ; ‘social z will be held in Pop-| will stop at this point on being flagged. LADNER & ABBOTSFORD
ty hall on Friday, September 2 at 8| This crossing is about a quarter of a —
wei ; Jmile cast of Kidd. —

and Pool Room

Joe. Bruce,

Abbotsford, on Friday of last week.,
| Partial insurance covers a loss estimat-)
jed at $10,000.

Near 100 persons attended the Round
Up dance in Sumas last Saturday.

barber
Joe Olsen, tables

Enclosed Hair- ieee

MASTOID AFFECTION CAUSES “= A i ie ws
ts DEATH OF KILGARD MAN es
NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS
rand Ms. TB Staton, Kile L DAYS AGAIN =
Mr. and Mrs. Po e Straiton, Spat Correetion to Prize List.
passed away ‘ancouver 1 Class Number juired to
$2.75 || Hospital on Monday, death being caused And we are Well Stocked to Supply the Student migetitntas an exhibit
by mastoiditis. Deceased had been SCRIBBLERS PADS SET SQUARES ERASERS 213— ee
$995 taken to the city a short time ago, suf- PENCILS INK PAINTS CRAYONS 214 5
fering from the ear affection, and was RULERS BLOTTERS COMPASSES PASTE 221— 2
$3.45 |Joperated upon just previous to his PROTRACTORS PENHOLDERS ~ PEN NIBS PENCIL BOXES 222— me
death. 223— 5
all at The deceased young man, who was SPECIAL os — Se 227 5
27 years of age, was born at Straiton. Highroads Dictionary ... ... -.. 450 228— 5
He leaves, other than his parents, a Elementary Composition * . 500 231— 12
price wife and two young children. Also one History of ee 5c 232— 5
brother Roy, and four sisters, Mrs. A. School Atlas . he fe whee aes . 233— 5
R. Keeping, Mrs. Chas. Keeping, Mrs. School Geography Sy in ae eae 234— 5
Lindores, and Miss Addie, all residing 237— 12
in the district. 238— 12
The funeral takes place this after- W W 241— 8
noon, from Gillies’ parlors, Sumas, to e A. ATTIE 242— 8
Musselwhite cemetery. i le Grocer Phone 67 for Service 243— 8
—— Bincerssie pritipathy:. taevtended, to Abbotsford’s Reliab ;
the bereaved relatives. Secretary

The prize list as printed was cor-

%,|rect according to copy prepared by

committee.

Motorcyclist Injured In Collision

Mack Quinn of Mission, sustained a
fractured wrist and lacerations when
he ran into a car driven by R. Wards
of Kilgard, while traveling north on
his motorcycle along Riverside road
last Saturday night. The accident oc-
curred between Clayburn and St. Ni-
cholas, the motorcycle showing a very
dim headlight at the time. The injur-
ed young man was taken to the local
hospital for attention.

Oil-Lease Syndicate Being Formed

In conjunction with Mr. N. Hill,
Major Watson and Mr. Frith of Van-
couver have been busy in this district
for the past week selling units in the
Ghost River Oil Syndicate, a leasing
sub-organization formed to acquire cer-

jtain realty in the Turner Valley oil

fields in Alberta. Approximately
$4,000 was subscribed, and arrange-
ments for floating the syndicate are
now in the hands of the local bank
manager.

Important Meeting Of Jubilee Assn.

An important meeting of sharehold-
ers and directors of the A. S. M. Jubilee
Recreation Association, Ltd. is called
for Thursday, Sept. ist in the Memorial
Hall, when all shareholders are urged
to attend. The meeting opens at 8 p.m.
promptly.

Good Hardware
At Honest Prices

Has been our policy since estab-
lishing here, and that policy has
been approved by the public. To
care for our expanding business
we plan to offer our customers
a bigger and better stock selec-
tion at rock-bottom prices.

We are here for your convenience

W. H. HUDSON

Phone 81 Abbotsford

The Highest 6-Cylinder Car
Value On the Market Today

Essex Super Six
Hudson Super Six

MANY MODERN REFINEMENTS
LET US DEMONSTRATE

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You Get a Fair Deal and Lasting
Satisfaction When You

Buy from your Local Dealer

M. ANDERSON

Phone 1022

MATSQUI, B.C.

HOTEL
ATANGARD

Atangard, Ltd., Proprietors

Twenty-Four Single Rooms
Sixteen En-Suite Rooms
(with or without bath)

Well-Arranged Dining Room
ABBOTSFORD, B.C.

AMERICAN PLAN:
$3.50 PER DAY

Unsurpassed Cuisine
Comfortable Louge & Parlor

HOT WATER HEATING
MODERN PLUMBING

H. L. Atkins W. 8. Gardiner
Phone Abbotsford 100

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