ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

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Suggestions for Friday. Saturday — April 30, May |
PUFFED WHEAT, Quaker ............ 2 pkts. [7c
Since nuts are short, use puffed wheat in your baking
ALL-BRAN, Kellogg’s Ige. pkt. 24c
Add zest and health to break

MACARONI, ready cut............ {6-oz, pkt. 10c
Now for a cheese casserole dish everyone enjoys

APPLE PIE, save your sugar ........... each 25¢
Buy a pie ready-baked.

JUNKET RENNET TABLETS, Hansen's .. 2 pkts. 25¢
For tasty milk desserts

WHITE, BEANS: «co utacisipescre. cc setage Wier ce See 2 Ib. 13¢
OVALTINE, a healthful, delicious drink—

use it hot or cold . 4-02, 38c, 8-0z. 58c, 16-oz. 98c
Preserve the Four Freedoms — Buy Victory Bonds

MI. C. Walker & Co.

THE RED & WHITE STORE
Atangard Block E! ELIVE VICE Phone 130

SERSRRRRSR

Aberdeen

The monthly meeting of the
Red Cross unit was held on Wed-

nesday at the home of Mrs. O,
Orwick, with the president in
the chair. Final arrangements
were made for the military whist
drive to be held in the com-
munity hall April 28 in aid of
Russian relief. It was decided
to make a start on a couple of
quilts for Bundles for Britain,

Tee LDL Ei) Ly

and each member agreed to make
two or more complete squares
for the next meeting. The meet-
ing was followed by the home
nursing class, At the close re-
freshments were served.

Mr. and Mrs. Huddlestone and
family, Mrs. Huddlestone Sr. of
Mission and Mrs. A. Brown of
Clayburn, were weekend guests
at the A. Lundeberg home.

Eric McKenzie and David Coon
of Vancouver spent the Easter
holiday at the Arthur Gledhill
home. 5

"Jubilee

Be a Part Owner

in your community business and

SHARE
in its management and profits.
APPLICATIONS
are now being d for additional b i

Sumas Rr-sper anys Association
0.

COLD STORAGE LOCKERS, ABBOTSFORD

President, J. S. Daly -

Vice-President, J. T. Hunter Secretary, C. A. Greaves
Directors:

M. Anderson

M. M. Shore N. Sandberg

Applications can be made through any member of the Board
of Directors or at the Cold Storage Plant

Wilbur Rousseau of Vancouver
is visiting with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pelon.

Stanley Stewart has returned
to logging camp at Port Alberni
after spending a few days athis
home.

Mr. O. Carlson and Miss Wolf
of Vancouver spent Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Susani.

Miss J. Rhodes left Thursday
evening to spend her Easter vac-
ation at Salmon Arm.

Miss McCormick and Mr. W.
McCormick spent Sunday in Van-
couver.

The Jubilee school children
and their teacher, Miss Rhodes,
enjoyed a very nice afternoon,
when they were invited to a pic-
ture show which was held in
the Bradner Schoot on Thursday.

Mrs. Fulton visited with friends
over the weekend.

Mt. Lehman

The work sent to Red Cross
Headquarters at Abbotsford for
April was: 6 housedresses, 2 sea-

man’s sweaters, 6 laundry bags,

SOMETHING TO SEND...
WATERMAN’S PEN AND PENCIL SETS

from 5.95
WRITING SETS, in leather book-like folder, easily
refilled. In air force, navy and army colors and

each 3.75

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AND SOMETHING TO SEND IT IN:..
Corrugated cardboard “telescope”
BOXES FOR SHIPPING OVERSEAS PARCELS—
These have been approved by military authorities as to
size and safety for shipping. Just fill in the address and
name blanks after you have filled the box, take it to the
postoffice, pay the postage and send it on its way.
large size 10c smaller size 8c

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy

Phone 8 ERIC T. WEIR, Phm. B.

1 WS. pullover, 5 men’s sweat-
ers, 20 pair men’s socks, 5 pair
W.S. ankle socks, 12 handker-
chiefs. ‘ ,

Mr. M. Nicholsun of Edmonton
spent a week with Mr. and Mrs.
D. Nicholson.

Mrs. G. Bloomfield is spend-
ing the Easter vacation with Mr.
and Mrs. D. Nicholson.

Mr. Denny Moran left Thurs-
day for the Yukon where he has
attained work on the boats be-
tween Whitehorse and Dawson.
| Miss Eileen Nicholson is spend-
ing the Easter vacation at Kam-

loopss. .

Miss Velma Levang spent a
week in Vancouver with Miss

pi | Beth Fulton.
{| Mrs. A. Levang attended the
| wedding of her son AC2 Chester

Levang in Vancouver.

The three little daughters of
‘}Mr. and Mrs. Les Marsh of New
{i Westminster are spending a few
||days with Mrs. M. MacAskill.

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~As

Mrs. Bert Donaldson and baby

"A WAR BIRD 7 ,
the HAND!

‘*A bird in the hand” in this case means air fighters
and bombers devasting.enemy positions . . . opening
the way for another quick push . . - one more step
towards Victory.

Planes must be built in increasing numbers. They
must be delivered. They must be flown in. combat.
This takes metals, manpower, rubber and gasoline.
ial

dous d

In spite of the tre 1 for
in war production, civilian transportation needs must

be maintained as a part of our war effort.

Pacific Stages Lines are carrying their full share
... providing special buses for troop transport, carrying
war workers, meeting essential civilian needs to the
best of their ability under wartime restrictions,

PACIFIC STAGES

CO-OPERATING ‘TO ,SAVE Gaso INE AND RUBBER® WHILE “4

(ON. SERVICES

it : d se

CARRYING ON ESSENTIAL (-TRANSPORTA

daughter visited Mrs. M. Mac-
Askill during the week.

Bradner

Pte. and Mrs. A. Perry and
children and Mrs. Perry Sr. of
Chilliwack,were recent guests at
the home of Mr.’ and Mrs, A.
Michael.

Mrs. C. Mynor has returned to
her home in Mission aiter spend-
ing a few days with her brother
and sister-in-law,
J. Carmichael.

Little Mary Langton of Sumas
is spending the Easter holidays
with her grandparents.

Mrs, M. H. Smith has return-
ed home after spending a few
days in Vancouver visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Watts. She was
accompanied by her grandchil-
dren.

Miss Edith Donadlson of Van-
couver is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| A. Donaldson.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryder of
| Mt. Lehman were guests of Mr,
|and Mrs, Burmeister Wednesday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Gelding and fam-
\ily and Mr, Gelding Sr. of Vic-

| toria were recent guests at the

| Brough home.
Mrs. J. Glazebrook and Barry
are visitors at the home of her

|parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Donald-
| son,

MATSQUI

Mrs., F. Grant mee Edith Gus-
tafson) is visiting her parents,
| Mr and Mrs. A. C, Gustafson.
| The Lutheran Ladies Aid will
|hold its monthly meeting Wed-
\nesday, May 5, in the ehurch
jparlors with Mrs. J. Kemprud
land Mrs. O. Kemprud as_host-

S.
Douglas Kerr and Albert Gus-
cycled to Vancouver

fson

iesday

Mr. and Mrs.

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Poplar

Misses Luella Cornelson and
Hulda Klassen left last week for | |
employment in Vancouver. |

Miss M. Major, recently in|
charge of the Mission on Clear-)
brook road, has taken up re)
new duties on Vancouver Island.

Miss Mary Butcher was home
with her parents at Easter.

At the United church Easter |

ZUNITED PURITY STORES >

ANDREWS GROCERY

Prices Effective—

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 29, 30, May |

services were in the hands of

Rev. G. R. Tench. A group quar-|

tette was rendered by Mr. and

Mrs. G J. Busby and Mr, ana||} OXYDOL, large pkts, ...............4. each 25¢

Mrs. I. E. Bee a sol

aie 5 ear aes bi ht PUFFED WHEAT, Quaker ................ pkte 9¢

It was mentioned too that the |]} PUREX TOILET PAPER .......... .. 3 rolls 23¢

social evening and sale of work

arranged for Friday of this week LANDRY STARCH 1 Sy A cy pkt. {2c

had been changed to Wednesday. CREAM OF WHEAT ....... . pkt. 23¢
Miss Marjorie Todd of New

Westminster spent the weekend POST TOASTIE CORN FLAKE 3 pkts. 25c

at her home. MATOHES, Sesquig tees ates crs pkt, 25¢
Owing to arrangements for the}}|_

Penny Carnival in aid of the Red ASPIRIN TABLETS, Bayer Senter e renee ee box 22c¢

Cross involving all the units in

the Poplar district together with

the Women’s Institute, the W.I. Old Dutch Cleanser. 10c Salt, shaker ....... 9c

has arranged for its regular ap 2 med. br I

Reeth te te. held on Cruendagl Ivory So p 2 med. br 15c} Custard Powder ... 10c

May 11 instead of Thursday as Ampollina Blue .... 10c¢}] Noodle Soup. 2 pkt. 25¢

previously arranged. The meet- : Hy

Rep Reit take pines. atthe Hora Ch. of Lime wera th V6 Enos Fruit Salts .. 98¢

of Mrs. A. C. Matthews on the|I’ Paper Napkins .... 15c| Neilson’s Cocoa, lb 19c

for

old Yale road at 2 p.m.

Mrs. J. Aitken has been ap-
pointed as the North Poplar dele-
gate on the M-S-A War Produc-

tion Committee.

Mrs. O. H. Heywood is under-
taking the position of delegate :
to the Social Centre Committee
military

entertamment of
forces in Abbotsford.

Wanda Smith is spending a few

days at Ladner with her sister.
Mr. and Mrs.

T. D. Smith for a few days.

Miss Dorothy Smith spent the

weekend at her parents’ home.

Pine Grove

Hans Hanson of Coquitlam vis-
ited at the home of Hans L. Lar-
son on Sunday before returning

to Saskatchewan.
Mrs.

Hall of Ladner
are staying with Mr. and Mrs.

My Lady Helen Soap 5c

Shoe Polish, 2-in-1 .10c

LETTUCE — CARROTS — ASPARAGUS — SPINACH
TOMATOES — CELERY
ORANGES — LEMONS — GRAPEFRUIT

Kleer Flush ...... 22¢
Keeps Toilets Spotless

Kleerit tin 27c

For Lazy Drains

Steero Boullion Cubes—
DED K Sere siniaie seit 29¢

“Back the Attack”
Buy

Victory Bonds

MA?SQUI

on Wednesday in the church and

G. Ellwood returned to| gave the collection of $14.05 to

her home in Vancouver Sunday. |the Red Cross.

Mrs. G. Fellman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Larson left ening ceremony will be held in

Church services and a Christ*

Monday for her home at Prince the Lutheran church on Sunday

Rupert.

Visitors at the home of Mrs..
the holidays
were her sister and brother-in-
H. Carlson

A. Johnson over

law, Mr. and Mrs.
and daughters of Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Larson at-
tended “open house” at the Van-
couver Normal school last week.

Miss F. Kinley has left for

Steveston.

Visiting here from Saskatche-
Vinson
and children, Mrs. Vinson being

wan are Mr. and Mrs.

a sister of Mrs. H. Boyd.

H untingdon

Several tables of whist were
played at the Huntingdon school
on Thursday in aid of the ARP.
Prize winners were Mrs. How-
den Carson and Allan Crouter,
and consolations went to Mrs. J.

Brown and Mr. Hoffman.
The Easter

and netted about $16.

Miss Myrtle Waterston is spend-
Sam

inga few days with Mrs.

Mason at Sardis.

Miss Helen Yarwood of Seattle
her

spent the weekend with

tea held at the
home of Mrs. H. Yarwood for St.
Paul’s church was well attended

* ‘at 2:30 p.m.
Mrs. J. Kemprud is visiting in

Vancouver this week.

The Red Cross tea held in the
church parlors on Thursday ,at
which the admission was a gar-
ment for refugees,
success.

Jim Croll of Vancouver cycl-
ed to the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Alec Beaton on Saturday and
Lorne Atkinson of Vancouver
cycled to the Kerr home.

Mr, and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
daughters, Rosamund and Syl-
via, and Mrs. Allen were Sun-
day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Hurum. :

mother.’ i

Miss Charlotte Crouter is vis-
iting Miss Gloria Morey at Lulu
Island.

Mrs. Adank has her grand-
daughters, Joyce and Jacqueline
Adank of Vancouver visiting her.

Mr, and Mrs. Earl Davis of
Ladner spent Sunday with AC2
and Mrs. Bill Beetlestone.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crouter and
family spent Easter Sunday at
the Allan Crouter home.

Mrs. Sam Mason and Mrs. Reid
of Sardis spent Easter with Mr.
and Mrs. H. Stady.

EVENTS

COMING

JR. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY

Spring Danc

Orange Hall Abbotsford

ST. MATTHEW'S W. A.

AFTERNOON TEA

HOME OF MRS. G. F. WEST
FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 3 pm.

The Baptist Ladies’ Aid met

was a huge

Not Special Prices "
But it’s
SPECIAL MEAT
at this market always!

ROBERTS’
Meat Market

Abbotsford Phone 56

Able Seaman
John Lawrence Irvine
John, who is a “brother” of

The Teddy Bear, your
Thumbnail Biography spon-
sor, was born 20 years ago
(April 14), one of the first
babies born in the M-S-A
General Hospitgl. He was
schooled at Abbotsford ¢le-
mentary and Philip Shef-
field high school, graduat-

FRIDAY, MAY 7; 9:30-2
Admission 50c

Refreshments

GOSPEL HALL

Arn ’
AFTERNOON TEA
Red Cross Work Rooms
Abbotsford
FRIDAY, MAY 7
Display of work and sale of
home-cooking

ABBOTSFORD
Gospel Meetings
Every Lord’s Day at 8 p.m.

Is Your Soul Saved Yet?

MILITARY CONCERT

High School Auditorium
FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 8 p.m.
Admission 25¢ and l5c

“Except a man be born
again, he cannot see
the Kingdom of God.”

—ALL ARE WELCOME —

“Back the Attack”
Buy Victory Bonds

ing in June, 1941. Follow-
ing that he worked a plea-
sant year behind the count-
er at The Teddy Bear. From
there he enlisted in the
Royal Canadian Navy Vol-
unteer Reserve on January
19, 1942.’ He trained at
Vancouver and later on
Vancouver Island. He has
been on sea duty since
June last year. This week’s
hero was always keen in
sports activity and took a
leading part. He held sev-
eral badminton titles, and
was a first rank player in
basketball. A sister, Betty,
is employed at Abbotsford
Bakery; Margaret (Mrs. H.
Lightfoot) lives in Vancou-
ver, and brother Tommy is

ADMISSION 50c

MATSQUI ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

~ SPRING DANCE —

MATSQUI HALL
Friday,
—RUSS MORGAN ORCHESTRA—

DANCING: 9:30 to 2:30

April 30

MILK & DONUTS

operator of The Teddy Bear.

John’s mother, Mrs, T. Ir-
vine, Sr., lives at Abbots-
ford.

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Another—

Thumbnail Blography

presented by

The Teddy Bear

—CONFECTIONERY—

Phone 183 Abbotsford |