ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSOUI NEWS

Very Many Thanks

Are extended to all who so kindly patronized this store during
Nineteen Twenty Nine, and we wish you all :

A Prosperous New Year

In future we intend to be even better prepared than ever
before to cater to all needs in

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

THE PIONEER STORE

B DES MAZES Phone 16 and 1912

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MAS CONCERT 2
AT HUNTINGDON SCHOOL

Friday evening last marked the clos-
ing of Huntingdon schoo! for the fall
term, A large gathering of parents
and children filled the school to the
overflowing point 7

The concert opened with the singing
of O Canada which was followed by a
splendid program given by the children.
“Mother Goose” was well protrayed by
the members of the junior room; in
which Marie Tessaro as Mother Goose
and Jack Finlay as Santa Claus starred.

The senior room presented a dialogue
entitled “Rose Helps to Entertain’,
Bates, Helen Dawson, Angus Fraser
Iris Wilson as Rose assisted by Lorna
and William Beetlestone won the aud-
fence by a hearty applause,

An outstanding feature of the pro-
gram was the presentation by Mr.
Dawson on behalf of Mrs. King of a
ten Volume “Native Reference Collec-

Poultry for Festive Season

Orders now being taken for
TURKEYS, GEESE, ETC.
Let me know early what you
want, and I guarantee a ten-
der, tasty bird at the right price
business in Abbotsford, have I carried
Cured and Cooked Meats, Fish Etc

‘S_ MEAT MARKET
Butcher

Phone 48

|] @ candy bag, prepared by the Hunting-

tion”; A set of “World Books”; three
volumes of “Reference Books” and a
large edition of ‘Webster's Dictionary’
to the school. These books were a
legacy left the school by the late My,
King, formerly principal of the school.

Mr. Waddington replied on behalf of
the school thanking Mrs. King through
Mr, Dawson and stressing the value of
knowledge gained through ones own
Tesearch as compared to that which
was told. “He hoped that these books
would form the nucleus of a large libr-
ary for reference work.

Santa Claus next arrived and each
child received a Christmas present and

don P, TA. A collection realized
$10.25, which will be used by this soc-
jety for school purposes.

WINTER DAIRY FEEDING

Feed NOW for More Milk
and Larger Profits

Don't expect milk unless you furnish milk-making feeds
Home grown feeds are low both in QUANTITY and QUALITY

ef Protein. Scientific, Balanced rations are the only econo-
mical rations.

All high producing cows should be put on a full grain ration

BEFORE production begins to fall. START SOON ENOUGH
—it is false economy to underfeed high producers.

} The most important single factor in
Remember! ™e : ree ae
—BETTER

FEEDING

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UPPER SUMAS
“Proficiency list of Upper Sumas
school for Dcember: Grade 5—Janet
Brown, Greta Geldart, Albert Greeno.
Grade 4 A—Ernest Geldart, Jack
Blinch, Bruce Wakefield. Grade 4 B—
Melburne Watson, Mable Watson, An-
gie Trento. Grade 3 A—Kenneth
Fadden, Gertrude Rippon, Glenn Fad-
den. Grade 3 B—Muriel—Wakefield,
Muriel Colclough, Eileen Hall.

Miss N. Wattie has left to reside in
Hazelton, B.C,

Mr, Rupbert King, formerly of the
News staff has commenced his work as
advertising manager of the largest
i concern in

burg, South Africa. He was swell
acquainted here,

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Sunday Schoo] at 11 a.m.
Service on Sunday at 11 am.
In the LO.OF. Hall, Sumas, Wash.

Full Gospel Mission (Pentecostal)

Sunday Next—

Sunday School at 10 a.m.
Fellowship at 11 am.
Preaching at 7.30 pm.
Kilgard: S. S> 2 pm.; Service 3 p.m.
W. J. SCHERK, Pastor

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Rey. T. 8. Paton, B. A., Minister.
Services on Sunday, December 29.
10 .am—Sunday School and "Teen Age
classes,

1l-a.m. Close of the year message,
3 pm.—Service in St. Paul's church,
Huntingdon.

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The
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Abbotsford Public School Concert a Success

pupils of the Abbotsford public schoo)

tertainment was a most decided suc-

that each number was accorded and
reflects credit on the pupils and thelr

ceeds, over ninety dollars
expenses will be devoted to the pur-
chase of books for the school
supplemented by an equal
from the department of education.

fence at the conclusion in congratula-

school; Chairman's remarks, Mr. G. F.
Pratt; Welcome song, five little girls;
Christmas Greeting’s, by Miss Hunt's
class; Star Drill, six little girls junior
and intermediate grades; Chorus,
“The Cloud Birds", by primary division
Tambourine Dance, by Yoshiko Emmo;
“How Do You Do My Partner”? Dance
and Song by Miss Nelson's Class; Song,
by Ina Schluter; Piano duet, by Roberta
Ralston and May Rooney; Papa's Neck-
ties, dialogue by fiye senior pupils;
Dolly's Lullaby, song by four little girls
Mother Goose's Christmas Play, by
Miss Hunt's class; “We Three Kings”,
chorus by boys of junfor and interme-
diate class; A Minstrel show’, by 9 sen-
for boys; Boys’ Indian Drill, by boys
from Miss Baker's class; Christmas
Tree Drill, by 16 senior girls; Decem-
ber lessons, playlet by intermediate
grades; Parasol Drill and Song, by four
girls; Violin Solo, by Allan McGinnis;

large number of people attended
Christmas concert given by the

Thursday evening. The Gaisley
; donated by the Badminton Chub,
crowded to capacity and the en-

The long and varied program
merited the enthusiastic applause

hers who gave of their time and
ntion to their training, The pro-
clear of all

library,
amount’

chairman of the Board of Trustees
G, F. Pratt, acted as chairman,
voiced the sentiment of the aud-

the pupils and teachers for their

program follows:— O Canada, by

“Carol Sweetly Carol, chorus by school.
| God Save The King.

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th

Christmas Greetings!

Pra holly wreaths hang in the windows and Christ-
mas light spreads its halo of peaceand contentment
beneath the home roof this festive holiday season, in-

clude our greeting among the many that you will

receive. Our wishes are spoken with service that knows

no interruption, service that is underscored by loyalty
and good cheer.

British Columbia Electric Railway Co.

730 pm. Special musical service.
Christmas Anthems, Quartette, Duet
Duet, and Solos by request

Rounds Lumber & Shingle Co., Ltd.

MANUFACTURERS OF

FIR and CEDAR LUMBER, RED CEDAR SHINGLES

First Quality XXX Shingles and XX. Dimension Lumber

Our lumber is strictly up to grade—and the same quality that we
ship to eastern retail yards. COMPARE OUR GRADE AND PRICES.

CEDAR CULVERT OR DRAINAGE LUMBER—Dureble, Economical
Milled from Live, Tight-Knotted Logs, Let Us Know Your Needs

Mill at Vedder Canal Bridge -

R. K. ROUNDS, Manager

Phone Chil. 06

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A Happy Nem Yoa

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ABBOTSFORD MOTORS GARAGE

Schnare & Jacobson

on
derful radio set.
dyne circuit, An
furniture.
exceptionally attractive deal.
Phone 62

|, JMPASSEY-HARRIS

Farm Implements

ARE THE BEST

- W.C. BLINCH
Local Agent
be GAs. on, ETO.

WHATCOM ROAD (opposite
Municipal Hall _ Phone 23M

Victor Agency Novelties

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A well selected stock of Jewellry
Watches, Clocks, Brooches, Pins,

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| J.C. TUCKER

| MANN BLOCK, ABBOTSFORD

Novelties, Etc. at Low Prices.

Restore line
after

long, hard
fight

After battling a week and a
half against fierce elements
and rugged country, telephone
men restored the Vancouver
Britannia Beach telephone
circuit to service on Decem-
ber 19,

Powerful winds, which
brought trees down on the
lines and wrenched away

brackets to which the wires
were fastened, caused num-
€rous cases of trouble on the
18 miles of line built along
“the side of the cliff on Howe
Sound between Horseshoe

We Have Nice Things
for Every Day of the
New Year

Whether it is to be eaten,
to be worn, to make you
well or for household use
you will find this store

full d =

u repar to s \all —-s

pivoted at , hg wy

Prices as low as are consistent with
high quality TODD'S

GIFFORD STORE

Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes, Patent Medi

We hope to have the pleasure
of serving you many times dur-
ing 1930. Many thanks for past

| Phones: B.C. 28; Farmers 1912

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Smith cele-
brated their Golden wedding anniyer-
sary by holding a family re-union at
which all their children were presgnt
at Matsqui on December 13.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Pauline Ins-
ley were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Insley
Eardley Insley, James Insley, Miss P.
Insley, Buddy Insley, Mrs. MacOtter,
and Mr, Jim McOttor all of Vancouver.

Warm, Comfortable Cars, Effi-
clent, Courteous Chauffeurs
Day & Night Service

Abbotsford Taxi
& Home Gas Station

Auguste Burnier R, DesMazes

IN MEMORIAM
MACBETH— In loving memory of
our dear litle Jessie ” 3
Who passed away December 24th, }
aged seven -years, eleven moni
Sweet is the place where she is
Sweet is her memory that ne
shall fade,
Fond is the hope that again we
meet, =
Kneeling together at Jesus’ fet
Sadly missed by her loving famil
Clayburn, B, C.
Sumas Game Protective
executive are contemplating an
to get the duck-hunting season ex!
ed another month—until March,
issaid that Sumas lake area is no
eb visited with migrating ducks: tral
ing south, but that a month Jol
shooting season will enable some

McPhee’s Corner, Abbotsford |

ing of teal widgeon and pintails
north early in Spring. Last ye:
lake bottom was visited by large fl
of ducks in March, 1

patronage, and here's wishing
you all A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Poultry Feeds, Flour, Gasoline
Phone Ab. 86Y Gifford Station

Bay and Britannia Beach.
Working from boats, the |
telephone men would scale

the cliff and lower themselves |
down by ropes to the place
where the trouble had occurr-

ed.

B.C, TELEPHONE COMPANY

Caledonian Society

Mets First Sat-|| Abbotsford Brokerage
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etna wanete & Realty Co,

Hall, Abbotsford
J. Mutzh, Pres.
W. Stewart, Sec.

Phones: B.C. 116; Farmers 3425

SECRETS OF TOMORROW—

Tomorrow never tells you what
is coming. All may be well, but
all may not be well.
. holds no worries for the man
whose home, property, valuables
and business are fully insured.
I cannot tell you of the secrets
of tomorrow, but I can protect
you against tomorrow's possible
misfortune, Ask me today.

Tomorrow

A. McCALLU

The Districts Pioneer
Realty & Insur ance Man
ABBOTSFORD (next P.O.)

Phone 43 or 77

ABBOTSFORD
SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

Memberships: Canadian Ww.
Newspapers Association.
B, C. & Yukon Press Assn.

Issued Wednesdays.
Publisher: Gerald H. Heller.

Telephones; B. C., Abbotsford
68 and 17F; Farmers (Su-
mas, Wash.) 3406.

Advertising: Display, transient
45c per col. inch insertion.
Special contract rates.
Want Ads. 3c word first
insertion; 2c subsequent.
Legal, Political, &c, 16c
line; Municipal 12¢ line.

(forms close Monday noon for

inside pages, Tuesday noon for
outside pages).

All notices of events given for

@ profit are regarded as
advertising,

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Ropal Bank of Canada

STAFF AT ABBOTSFORD JOIN IN EXPRESSING THEIR Ap-
PRECIATION OF THE PLEASANT RELATIONSHIPS WITH
THE BANK’S CLIENTS DURING THE YEAR Now CLOSING,

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Service given them at this hotel.
to serve stich

+ local and district
frequent Patrons of

ere Service Is First Consideration

travelling public Appreciate the ,

This —
Aes why we continue

s ‘arge number of tourists
business People. Many of the
residents are also |
the Atangard. We
give the best of service to every=
And will continue to merit their
lence and patronage,

of the

’ HOTEL ATANGARD

ATKINS w. s, GARDINER,

AND EXTEND THANKS FOR THEIR COURTESIES AND PA-
TRONAGE, SINCERELY WISHING THEM

A frosperous New Year

N. HILL, Manager

ABBOTSFORD BRANCH, PHONE B. ©, 2

ee B.&K. Jersey
Well-balanceg cheaper feeq:
meal, cocoanut meal, ground ae

+ Constituents—

lodized salt-

Wheat, corn me:

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BRACKMAN-KER MILLING co

Abbotsford, Phone a penne

F, Marshall, local manager

Dairy Mash

‘Ollcake meal, cottonseed
Sround oats, ground barley,
“no screenings,

Dairy Feed

{tuents; ollcake meal, soy bean

Al, Ont feed, No Screenings

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