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Abbotsford.

We Sell Good
Groceries, too -

Now, as throughout the many
1 years we have been engaged in
|) busfness in Abbotsford, we are ‘g

meeting adequately all competition in our various depart-
GROCERIES always have, and always will be o
strong line at the Pioneer Store, and after investigating the
Sy Prices and Qualities elsewhere, try our Grocery Department
and QUICK DELIVERY SERVICE.

New Stock of Imported. and Canadian Woollens
R.

Pioneer General Store

Desmazes

Phone 16 or 1912

When You Deal With a
aie roprietor Merchant A.

Personal service is that

that

the proprietor merchant

M. King's Meat Market,

sonal service has been given to the public of Abbotsford by A.

to
gives. For almost 20 years that per-
and today, it is available to the dis-

S MEAT MARKET

Phone 48

criminating shopper, who seeks "QUALITY FIRST with fair
market prices on meat purchases. Picnic Meats a Specialty.

f KING’

The “Personal Service” Butcher

How Well Do
Your Herds

The Winter?

RNS Gar RSS

and Winter Cold

Come Through

4
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= Bleak

£54 = i *] 2
S22 Rains

—

Can you afford to let these climatic
changes undermine the health of your
dairy herds—reduce your milk pro-
duction right on into late spring?
NOW is the time for the most careful
feeding of stock—start the winter right
and maintain the proper rations, and
spring will find you with well-kept
herds, giving maximum production.

Use Diamond Scientifically-Blended Dairy Feeds

BUCKERFIELD’S LTD.

Head Office: VANCOUVER, B.C
| A. M. SPARLING, Manager Abbotsford Branch.

Phone 70

Experience in Your

Guarantee of \
Satisfaction

Optical Parlors:
STANDARD JEWELRY CO.

791 Granville Street, Vancouver.

Dr. Francks will be pleased to extend

his service to former and new patients

at his Vancouver clinic.

Rich
and
Pure

A specialist in milk has been
kind enough to say that noth-
ing could give Pacific Milk the
popularity it has but quality.
That is purity and richness.
We are not privileged to print
the name of this judge of milk
and some other remarks that
were made.

PACIFIC MILK

Factory at
ABBOTSFORD B.C.

General ‘Blacksmithing

WHEELWRIGHT & GENERAL
WAGON WORK

Horse Shoeing a Specialty

John Sorby

The old McMenemy Shop,
Abbotsford, B.C.

St. Andrew’s and
Caledonian Society
Meets First Sat-
urdays of Every
month in Masonic
Hall, Abbotsford
All Scottish Folk
Cordially Invited
W. Stewart, Sec.

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J. Mutch, Pres.

Insurance
Complete “Coverage” in Sound
Prompt-Paying Companies

Town Property
Residences at Bargain Prices /

Farm Lands
‘We know land values, and can
find buyers, sellers and renters.

Abbotsford Brokerage
& Realty Co.

Phones: B.C. 116; Farmers 3425

sey,

Home-makers !

Ours is a
COMPLETE
Service

We can: Issue

You Your Marriage License

ABBOTSFORD

Mr. ahd Mrs. E. Leary had as their
Buest Inst week the former's neice
Miss K. Leary of Chilliwack.

Dr. and Mrs. Braidwood and son
of Vancouver were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs, J, B, Gray on Sunday.
Mrs. Trussell is now able .to be
about again, after being laid up with
@ lacerated foot.

Mrs, J. DesBrisay has . returned
home from a holiday spent in Van-
couver.

Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of Abbotsford
are being visited by Mrs. T. Phillips
and daughter Joyce, of Holden, Alta.
Mrs. Phillips, Sr. returned with them,
Blasting of stumps and clearing of
the two-acre McPhee property, pur-
chased as a site of the new Sumas-
Abbotsford consolidated high school,
is underway,

Mrs. A. M. King is visiting
daughter, Mrs. Miller in Portland.
An “interested crowd of baseball fans
crowded around E. A. Hunt's and other
radios in town to listen in on the base-
ball series last week.

Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Thompson were her brother, Mr.

her

HOSPITAL SEEKS WATER ~
SERVICE FROM VILLAGE

Need of repairs to the hospital wa-
ter system was brought to the notice
of the Board of Managers at the re-~
gular monthly meeting held on Mon-
day. It was reported that the pump
was out of order, the well required to
be re-cribbed, and minor repairs made.
Estimated cost of this work was stat-
ed at $200, and the suggestion made
that an effo uid be made to en-
deavor have the hospital served with
the village mains. A committee was
accordingly named to take up this
matter with the Commissioners.

Secretary Morris reported a dona-
tion of $18.80 from the Royal Purple or
der, to be devoted to for

Local Residents Getting Their
First Taste Of Moose Steaks

The head and two hams of 4 fine
young moose were brought into Ab-
botsford on Saturday night by Messrs.
John and Colin-Fraser and E. 8. Plax-
ton, who shot the animal near Beaver
Valley, the Cariboo, While the antlers
were somewhat too small for mount-
ing, the local hunters were compen-
sated by securing their animal at o
place enabling them to bring back
more than 200 pounds of choice tender
meat, ich was, promptly and liber-
ally vided up among numerous
friends. “A wonderful country sald
the party when asked for their opin-
jon the north “but give us the Fraser
Valley, in winter.”

the nurses quarters.

A financial report, read by the Se-
cretary, indicated approximate cost cf
recent improvements. It was decided
to take up a note at the bank for
payment of furnishings for the nurses
quarters, relieving Messrs. Weir and
McCulloch, thefendorsees, and obtain
a 90-day renewal.

The accounts of W. J, Windebank,
Mission plumber, and O. Olund, con-

Robert McMenemy of New
ster, who has just returned from On-
tario and New York, and Mr. and Mrs.
A. Eyres of Chilliwack, en route home
from a trip to Portland, Ore.

Mr. Tom Andrews has been appoint-
ed janitor of Abbotsford school, tak-
ing the place of Mr. T. Walters, who
is in Vancouver convalescing from an
illness.

Mr. and Mrs H. P. Knoll and daug-
hter Violet were the week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gray.

Former Abbotsford Girl Writes
Giving Impressions Of New York

An interesting letter has been re-
ceived by Joe Olsen from his sister,
Helen, who is taking post-graduate
training as a nurse in one of Gotham’s
big, hospitals. Miss Olsen is an Ab-
botsford girl, and her impressions are
recorded in the following excerpts:
“Things are not too bad even thou-
gh I am working hard, under condi-
tions which are new to me.” ~

“I can never get used to the terri-
ble noise for one thing. The cars
are four deep each way right past the
hospital.”

“You ought to see the traffic regul-
ations here. I wonder if there are
any at times; a car can turn right a-
round in the middle of the street any-
where, and one has to be on the alert
when near a cross street as they speed
along without ever honking, and as
for taxi's, it seems as if everybody
uses them, and the drivers often get
out and have a row with some other
driver, right in the traffic—and at
the expense of the passengers I guess
“My room mate and I walked down
Broadway or part of it one night—
we are situated in the district where
the shows begin and really you should
have seen the crowds.”

“We have not been to any shows a5
they are so expensive; two dollars
for a talkie moving picture, on Broad-
way. Of course there are others, but
in the other end of town.”

We have also’ visited Times Square.

the busiest street in the world.
and so it is. It is called” the cross
roads of the world. There is ahuge
news stand there and one can get any
paper of the world there. I am going
to get the Province one of these days

“We are still having warm weather
here, just like summer, but I guess it
can't last much longer.”

“There is a great deal of celebra-
tion going ‘on here this week—this be-
ing the Jewish new year, and nearly
two-thirds of the people here are
Jews.”

“There are twenty girls in my class
from every part of the world nearly,
they come all the way from Ireland
to take the course. This hospital is
known the world over. And our study
work we get from Columbia Univer-
sity.”

“But all the same I 4m counting the
time when I can come home again.”

John A. McDonald

GENERAL
CONTRACTOR

EVERY KIND OF BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION & REPAIRS

Frame, Concrete, or Brick

Promptitude, Thoroughness and
Reliable Workmanship Always.

McCallum Road, south of MLS.A.
Hospital, Abbotsford

Telephone ] 25"

A. McCALLUM

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

Phone 43 or 77

Find You a Nice Home or Farm Site
Effect the Purchase and Execute the
Necessary Papers,

Write Up the Insurance of Your Home
Your Furniture and On Your Life

Issue Endowment or Trust Accounts
for the Children

Attend All Notarial Work & Affidavits

Execute Your Will

tractor, for iD) made re-

cently to the hospital, were frankly

criticized as excessively charged, and

in the latter case, not according to
A

of

was named to check oyer the bills for
material, and report back at the next
meeting, when the contractors will be
interviewed by the Board before fur-
ther paymerits are made on their ac-
counts. ¥

As delegate to the B. C. Hospitals
convention, held in Nanaimo recently,
R. L. McCulloch reported on proceed-
ings at the Island meeting. One of

of

given consideration and endorsed, was
a plan of public health insurance, and
meetings will later be held in various
parts of the proyince, Mr. McCulloch
reported, explaining all details of the
scheme. The convention was addres-
sed by Fire Marshall Thomas, who
stressed the importance of regular fire
drill by hospital staffs, and importance

tion apparatus—a matter which, in
the opinion of Mr. McCulloch, the
local hospital should give special con-
sideration. He concluded his report
by reading excerpts from a conyen-
tion papef on “ethical relations” of
hospital directorates, nursing staff, etc.
and tendered his resignation as chair-
man of the House Committee.

An account for $177 for services
rendered in supervising the recent hos-
pital improvements, for drawing plans,
supplying material and attending the
conyention, was received from Mr. Mc-
Culloch, and tabled until the next
meeting.

MS.A. Hospital accounts, for the
month of September were passed for
payment as follows: J. Graham, aud-
iting 1928, $125.00; B. C. Telephone,
rent , $400; Johnson and Johnson,
surgical, $63.95; Dustbane Ltd., house
$28.00; Bruce Electric, water system,
$100.00, (hold); Abbotsford Lumber
Co., capital, $8.47; Canadian: Surgical
surgical equipment, $131.40; Westmin-
ster Iron Works, capital, $4.75; Vet-
craft Shops, furniture, $6.88; Hudson,
hardware, $6.10; Fisher Burke Ltd,
surgical, Abbotsford Hardware
Terminal Sheet Metal
.79; Alcott Downing and
Wright, capital, $25.85; Gordon Ltd.,
hardware, $4.71; Brackman & Ker,
provisions, $1.25; Safeway Market,
meat, $25.00; Brown Bros, express
(grounds), 50c; Guerny Foundry Co.
capital, $79.44; C. Haddrell, provisions
$100.58; Wm. O'Ned, giass cap, $34.50;
Stevens Co., surgical, $23.22; Royal
City Laundry Co., laundry, $56.55; G.
A. Rosie, milk, $12.80; E. Weir, drugs,

$25.00; Total, $465.00.
Hospital report for the month of
September: Number of patients in

hospital 1

of convenient exits and fire preyen-|_

$30.83; Canadian Surgical, surgical,

$27.60; Total, $984.27, Salaries: Miss T
M. Taylor, $100.00; Miss B. Reid, $75; DR. J. M. McDIARMID
Miss B. Reid, $22.50; Miss S. Smith, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
yee Miss Humphreys, $22.50, Miss Office Hours:

. Falk, $50.00; Miss H. Hills, $30.00; .
Wm. Reyburn, $65.00; J. C. Morris, | Moming by Appointment; 1—4 P.M.

Mission high school soccer team vi-
sited Abbotsford Inst Thursdey, and
in the ensuing match with the local
boys, lost by a score of 1 goal to nil.
Misses Nellie Pernoski, Vera Bailey
and Mrs. W. E. Schluter returned from
Rome, Wash. last Thursday.

Mr. and . Thorn, Sr. have arriv-
ed in Toronto from England, and will
pay a visit to their son and daughter
in Abbotsford at Christmas.

Miss Francis Benedict is holiday-
ing in Vancouyer this week.

Mr. and Mrs, F. O. Bond returned
home from Alberta, this week. ,

Miss Olga Okulitch visited her par-
ents in Abbotsford oyer the week-end.

A nail put
fifty —

telephones out ©
of order

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So are foods.

Lee’s Krispy

Krust Bread

Phone 54

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Peace-Makers---Trouble-M ;
some irritate and in- ie
flame the digestive tract.
bring peace, harmony,

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Lee’s Bakery & Groc ory

Others
contentment. _

is the great tranquilizer, It 8c
and nourishes. Why? B \
nature's complete ration,
all food and nu waste,

Stille i
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Delivery Ser Bi

During the of a
new apartment building in Van-
couver a nail was driven through
a 50-pair telephone cable which
was ultimately to give service to
50 telephones in the apartment
and neighboring residences.

‘The trouble was not discover-
ed until some time later, after
the telephones had been in use.
Moisture, a deadly enemy of

circuits, p
the hole in the cable sheath
made by the nail, soaked the in-
sulation on the wires within and
caused a cessation of service on
the telephones they served.

Telephone men speedily restor-
ed service by putting in a new
section of cable.

B.C, TELEPHONE COMPANY

2ND PRIZE—Best Looking.

4TH PRIZE—Warwick Gift.

- Look! Girls!

Bring your dolls to the store and w

will place them in the window.
CONTEST ENDS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19TH

1ST PRIZE—Best Dressed. Warwick Gift Fancy Puzzle Set.

3RD PRIZE—Warwick Fancy Dancing Man.

A VOTE FREE WITH EVERY 5 CENT PURCHASE,

Warwick Sewing Box.

Harry D. Hipwell

The Prescription Specialist

Abbotsford and Chilliwack. Branch Store at Sardis

YARWOOD & DURRANT
Barristers and Solicitors
Notaries Public
Vancouver office— Rooms 3 & 4
423 Hamilton Street

Branch Office at Abbotsford open every
Friday

Tel.: B.C. Abbotsford 3; Farmers X552
MANN BLOCK, ABBOTSFORD, B.C.

st, 10;
during the month, 17; babies born, 3;
babies (still-born), 1.

Discharged during the month, 20;
died, 1; still-born baby, 1; in hospital
October Ist, 9.

Patients cared for, 31; medical, 11;
surgical, 9; obstetrical 4; babies, 4;
emergencies, 3.

Total hospital days 213,

Places of residence of patients—Su-
mas 8, Matsqui 18, Unorganized, 2;
Transient 1; Chilliwack 1; Ashcroft 1

CLEVELAND—MACKIE,

A quiet wedding was solemnized at
the home of Rey. Morrison in Van-
couver, on Thursday, October 10, when
Susan, eldest daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. J. McKie of Abbotsford was un-
ited in marriage to Mr. James Cleve-

Novel Culinary Creation ®

land of Vancouver.

©. Anderegg, head chef, and
©. Westerlund, pastry chef, of
the Chateau Lake Louise in the
Canadian Rockies, with the model
made entirely of sugar of the
“Countess of Dufferin,” first toco-
motive in the Canadian West,

Canadian Pacific Railway, on their

yecent tour of inspection in the

west. Candied roses are in the
tender and candy-floss issues from

thesmoke-stack. The ‘‘Countess,”
arrived in Nunsipes in 1877 up the
Red River on a b

exhibited as a historic relic in a
park in Winnipeg.
as a dwarf beside the new 100 foot
oil burning giants of the ‘5900’
class, the greatest in the British

arge, and is now

She appears

Notary, Conyeyancing, Wills Drawn

Real Estate, Life and Fire Insurance

MATSQUI, B.C.

George L. Cassady
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
Office adjoining Abbotsford P.O.

ABBOTSFORD ON WEDNESDAYS

New Westminster office: 512 West-
minster Trust Building. Phone 1949

DR. J. F. WOOD

VETERINARY
SURGEON

MATSQUI, B,C.

Phone Ab. 106L

A. E. Humphrey
B. C. LAND SURVEYOR
& CIVIL ENGINEER

Room 6, Hart Block, Chilliwack
P.O. Box 422, Chilliwack.

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of the day—summ
of hot water.

But modern farms,
have lots and lots and |
with an electric Tange a)
things are taken for 8!

Why not get i
kitchen? You'll find cher

Dr. E. E. GRAVES
DENTIST

Office Houre: 9am, to 4.30 p.m.
2

(Office closed ‘Saturdays
‘and Sundays)
Lady Assistant in Attendance

SUMAS, WASH.

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H. G. MYHRE
AUCTIONEER

General Farm Agent

Phone 108K

G. H. LOACH

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL

INSURANCE

Jewellery
victor Agency Novelties

A well selected stock
Watches, Clocks, Droochan ton
Novelties, Etc, at Low Prites

J.C. TUCKER

MANN BLOCK, ABBOTSFORD

SHHITH BUTTON WoRKs:

736 Seymour St.,
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ring range fire going every hour
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lots of hot water always—because
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