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PHONE 48

FOR QUICK DELIVERY

for Watch and
Jewelery Repairs

Overhauled
Lodge and Club
Trophies and

P Engraving

J. C. TUCKER
WATCHMAKER & JE}
Mann Block, Abbotsford

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Clocks Cleaned and

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Radios and Radio Repairs

Electrical Wiring — 1 guarantee!
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The News Bldg. Abbotsford, B.O
Phone 75K

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
guests of honor at a var
honoring their
at Ridgedate 1
lowing the
70 guests were

tation,

bride.

At the close of the Sunday School

this week, the pupils of the infant
classes and their mothers were guests
at a tea given by Miss Celeste Page,
at the home of Mrs. John Reid.

Twenty-three adult

and

recent marria
Hi last Thursd:
5 mor

RIDGEDALE

Be
fot

fe

y.

ren en-

poyed a social hour together.

Mr. and Mrs. H, Borg and family
» moved to the place owned by

ha
Mr, J. Olsen,
Mr,

and

be

DEMA’

municipal

Former

es the stock loss at:
cattle
Ss

Sheep
.- Pigs

A quiet wedding took place at Bel-
lingham on February 27, when Edith
Marion Forrest became the bride of
The young
will re-

Harry Charles Roberston.
couple,
side in Vancouver.

100 head
head
28 head
20 head

both of Abbotsford,

Mrs, Lambert have taken
the house vacated by the Borg family.
At a meeting of the board of direc-

i hall last week,

received
Progressive
responsible

Is and ceiling of

SUMAS CONSTABLE
S FLOOD LOSSES
w.

from the Teena
clay CLAYBURN SCHOOL

for! Grade 5—Reggie Thompson, Bob-
ble Davis, Lena Wojdyla, Eric Hol-
brow, Louis Nicholas, Eddie Davies,
Sandy Purver, Alec Domke, Pearl

Bird, But Cairns
Grade 4A — Joan Mynors, Roger
Wysaynski, Annie Horsting. Rudy

constable
Moore, who did much to assist flood-
harassed farmers on Sumas, estimat-

12

id
.|fire, and later to the widow and de-

e than
rved a dainty tea in
the dining-room by girl friends of the

t LOGGERS ALD SUMAS

Although having recently contribu-
ted liberally to relief funds of their
own, first for a family desituted by

pendents of a fellow-logger acciden-
tally killed, employees of Vedder
Logging Co. Chilliwack-river camps
fre generously responding to an ap-
peal to contribute to the Sumas Re
lef Fund A list was submitted to
workers in both camps last Thurs-
day by Gerald Heller, and, without
demurring, although several have ob-
tained but Intermittent employment
In past months, they variously sub-
scribed one dollar each, to be taken
from their current pay checks, The
courteous assistance of Tom Nichols,
section foreman and the company's
v Is also ack iged
this effort, and the complete list will
later be published,

Phrenholz, Betty Cooper, Nellie Pu
yer, Buster Cairns, Henry Wojdyla,
Billie Davies.

‘ade 3A—John Ehrenholz, Frank

Horsting, Tom Trowsdale, George
Sutherland.
Grade 2A—Phyllis Mynors, Billy

Heath, Bobby Mynors, Emily Purver,
oe Stachin, Teddy Mantel, Leslic
Bird, John Halikow, Benny Walters,
Olympie Venturian, Teddy Domke.
Grade 2B—Edith Thompson, Alice
Ehrenholz, Robin Dempster, Jimmie
Ball, Leone Cairns, Roland Feltren,
Grade 1A—Bernice Ayling, Jean
McBeth, Charles Trowsdaie.
ee

ALPINES

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Telephone:

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PERENNIALS

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ROSEBAY GARDENS

Abbotsford 169F
R. CROUTER, Huntingdon

RIDGEDALE CLUB HAD
SUCCESSFUL YEAR

The annual general meeting of the
Ridgedale Community Club was held
on Saturday evening in the hall. The
financial statement for the year show-
ed the receipts to be $214.00, all ac-
counts paid, and a balance on hand
of $21.00.

During the year, a wood-shed, a
large wood bin in the basement, a
cupboard and 12 tables have been
built with volunteer labor, Kitchen
equipment costing $14.00 has bee
added, and 40 new chairs pure?

A donation of $10.00 was receive
from the Sunday School and $8.00

we
Good Work at Low Prices

TIRE SERVI

PHONES

CE

SLIM WEBB’S

The Independent Tire Man
66 * 82

from the Progressive Club.
Officers appointed for the coming
year were: Mr, A. E. Farr, president;

Mr. G. Beharrell, vice-pres; Mrs. J.
Reid, sec.-treas; rs. H. Borg, con-
venor of Social Committee; Mr. D.

Miller, convenor of Programme Com-
mittee, The above and Mr. H. Rott-
luff are the directors. Auditors are
Mrs, E. McDougall and Mrs. E. Crist.

Worries of a Country Pastor
(Richmond Review)
“Tuesday, March 6, Rey. Edwin
Baker, uewly-chosen candidate for

New Westminster riding for the Fe-
deral election, will be in Richmond
Tuesday next, March 6, to address the
|Richmond C. C. F. Club in the Le-
‘gion Hall.

"At Your Secviee

. BEAUTY SHOPPE

The News, Builling

» Marigold &

MRS. R, WALKER, Proprictress
Phone 103

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Come and look over our new
quarters at the rear of the
Home Gas Station. Lots of room
Home Gas §

of equipment ensure first-class
work—the same service, but in
better surroundings.

Jim Ross

Near B.C, Telephone Office

Only the Best...

2

ABBOTSFORD

Abbotsford Jost its night policeman |

last
of the I
Burnaby.

The dance staged b:
Society in the Oddfel

when
police

‘onstable

th

Oldham
Was transferred to

day evening was very well attended,
and all present spent an enjoyab
time.

Mr. and Mrs. Taylor are

Miss Margaret Finch of Vancouver
visited her father here for a few
days.

The small

injure
tru

Caledonian |
hall on Fri

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moving}
Into Mrs, Marshall's house on Yale|
d.

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| Richmond has been fortunate to
| get Mr. Baker at such ani early date
as he has been in demand everywhere
|since his nomination. He is known to
|thousands by reason of his radio talks
‘and through his extensive writings,
and Richmonders will appreciate an
jopportunity of meeting him person-
ally.

Rey. Baker is an Anglican clergy-
man, but has withdrawn from that
organization for the present, at least.
{An incident which occurred during
|his at d pitat-
Jed a situation which led him to hand
jin his resignation.
| A meeting had been arranged in
one of the halls for a socialistic gath-
ering, and the speaker failed to ap-
pear. Mr. Baker was asked to fill in,
and gave such a rousing socialistic
|discourse that the town banker, so
jthe story goes, protested to ' the
jchurch that unless Mr. Baker be re-
moved, he, the banker, would with-

I!
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ABBOTSFORD |

FARM

Shy

ICE

A Magazine of Service published by the British Columbia

Electric Railway Company Limited to supplement the work
the Agricultural Department, which is now ready to help ti

farmer at all times,

i

3% JT teaches you with your electric service account
each month and is designed as a service to the
agricultural population of British Columbia. It
discusses problems of the farmer, the stockbreeder,
the dairyman and the farm housewife.

3% Articles on current topics are supplied by agri-
cultural authorities, and you may submit any
problems you would like to see discussed to the
Editor, Room 303, B. C. Electric Eldg, Vancouver.

tems of interest in this m

Proper Bacte
Like

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Poet's Ci

nonth’s issue
ria Control.

are:

Rent” Plan.

and full page of recipes,

wi

BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC’ RAILWAY CO

draw his financial support from the
church,

To pour oil on the troubled waters,
‘Br. Baker was withdrawn from that
church and sent to an out of the way
place in the hills, where there were
no bankers to take offence at his so-
cialistic tendencies. This was deem-
ed an injustice by Mr. Baker, and he
tendered his resignation. He has
since been preaching his gospel of
universal brotherhood from whatever
Platform or pulpit offered, using the
|radio as one of his chief mediums of
appeal.
|, He resides at Bradner, B.C., and
{he considers that candidature as an
jopportunity to carry his work further,
He will be Tom Reid's opponent, or
one of them, in the forthcoming elec-
tion, and it is believed he will give
Mr. Reid some sleepless nights.”

You will be safely protected by my

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REAL ESTATE
Listings of Some of the Best Hold-
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G. H. Loach

BRAD E R, B. O.
Telephone: Aldergrove 289

Those Repairs
Should be Done
Now!

With Fall weather not very far
off, any roof or outside repairs
should be attended to right
away. Get a quotation from us
—you will find the price right
and the best of materials and
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thorough job

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Pp ICING SUGAR ............ 2 Ibs. 15c R

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RAISINS,, Aus. Sultanas .. 2 Ibs. 19¢ 5 Ab. 31

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, BAKING SODA . Gite .,., Lb. 9c “SHORTENING? 7

, PASTRY FLOUR, No. 1 .... 5 Ibs. [5c dil pte LL

P SODAS, I-lb. packets .... 2 for 25¢ P

Y HERRINGS, in Tomato Sauce Tin 10¢ | Dis, J 9

( RED SOCKEYE SALMON, 1’s 2 tins 25¢ 4 .
CHEESE, Switt's 14's .... 2 pkgs 25¢ | COFFEE qi

| DATES, Choice Sair ...... 3 Ibs. 19¢ | num— q

| FLOUR, Family Patent 24-Ib. sk. 83c |] Lb, - ~ + {96 4

} BUTTER, No. I Alberta .... 3 Ibs. 89¢ | Biue Ribbon— q

> BUTTER, Richmond ...... 3 lbs. 92c ] Lb. - - - 356 J)

} PINK SALMON, tall tins .... Each 9°] eee

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> CORNED BEEF, Helmet .... 2 tins 19c com

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See our 1935 SAMPLES of

on the G. N. right-of-way through
fe Matsqul municipality are advised to
consult Mr. A. McCallum, Abbots-
e airs ford, B.
rs of land abutting the pro-
We Rebuila— perty for sale will obtain first priv-

NOTICE

Persons wishing to purchase land

ge to purchase,

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Contractor

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Sunworthy Wallpapers
at VANCOUVER PRICES

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Phone 81

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Phone co. 92¥ POPLAR
R.R. 1, Abb. Clearbrook Rd.

MATSQUI M

Tenders for
SPALED TENDERS for supply
Matsqui Municipal School Board, to be
or before March 21st, 1935, for the sup)

Lowest or any tender not necess:

JNICIPAL SCHOOL BOARD

Sealed envelope to be marked ‘Wood Tender
and examined by the Board befare acceptance
woodshed or basement of school by August ist, 1935.

Firewood
of firewood will be received by the
in the hands of the Secretary on
ply of firewood as follows:

atvasnse ricks wood and 2 ricks Cedar, 24-inch.
Clayburn ricks wood and 2 ricks Cedar, 24-inch.
Bradner ricks wood and 2 ricks Cedar, 24-inch.
Gifford ricks wood and 2 ricks Cedar, 24-inch,
Matsqui Public ricks wood and 22 ricks Cedar 28-inch
Matsqui High 5 ricks wood and 2 ricks Cedar, 28-inch.
Mount Lehman Public ricks wood and 2 ricks Cedar, 18-inch.
Mount Lehman High ricks wood and 2 ricks Cedar, 22-inch. _
Peardonville 5 ricks wood and 2 ricks Cedar, 24-inch.
Poplar North .. ricks wood and 2 ricks Cedar, 22-inch.
Poplar South ricks wood and 2 ricks Cedar, 24-inch.
Ridgedale ricks wood and 2 ricks Cedar, 24-inch.
‘Tender to specify what kind of wood, yiz: Fir, Alder, Maple, etc.

All
and

wood to be measured
to be piled in the

arily accepted.
G. FLW
P, O. Box

. Secretary,
Abbotsford, B. C.

I'M SIMPLY
TIRED OUT..WISH
THERE WAS SOME
EASIER WAY OF
MAKING BREAD

Bake the Qu
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