The Latest Hits

IN RECORDS AND
SHEET MUSIC

Make This a Musical Summer

held last Friday,
was enjoyed by a
jbut the directors’ would like to Jet the
public know that the instfiment that
provided the music,
as it did not play as expected,

a

ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS

AND MATSQUI NEWS

The Directors’ Innovation dance,
in the Jubilee hail,

large attendance,

Guests of Mrs. M, McMillan, on
Sunday last, were Mr, and Mrs. Will-
jams, Mrs. MacCulloch, and Mr. Bar-
ber of Bellingham; Mr. McKenzie and
datighter of Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs.
Fossett of Hammond.

will be returned,

Smokes, Candies, Soft Drinks, Novel-
ties, household remedies and proprie-
tory medicines. Try here first.

“ABBOTSFORD VARIETY SALES

The Busy Corner Phone 75 MILTON T. SWITZER

i We are Ford Specialists |

| but---

Makes of Cars

Our Mechanical Staff is Competent
Our Facilities are Complete, Efficient

Lower Prices

AUCTION SALE

Of Registered

and Grade Holstein

‘Oe Baby's Esmond Crib Blankets
Acting under instructions from Mr,| C°l'S Pink and Blue, each,. ¥ .95
Len Boaz, I will sell by Public Auction | Men's New Fall Tweed Caps.... 149

on his prem
Bates Road,

TUESDAY, OCT, 2, 1928

the Hawkins Farm, ! 97

cinosnaa in. White Flannelette, per yd, 19

White

6. in. Heavy

quality

jannelette, por yd. ......... 35
at 2 p.m. the following: 1
CATTLE—5 Registered  Cows2|31 in, Dress Flannels in Colors,
gistered Heifers, 21) Per yd. 2 BS
; 4 grade Heifers 2% y New English Cretonnes, per yd.  .29
old; 1 Grade Jersey Cow. i :
These Cows and Heifers are due to 1-07. balls Knitting Wool, new
calvo as follows:-Sept. 10, 19, 20, 20 Fall vatiades+ itevcers oct \ 17%

} Noy. 18; Dec.:

‘Two Registered Helfers, 134° y

oe ee araeteueinaaicas Village Store.

s, 1 year old, 2 Grade
Registered Holstein
Bull, Prince DeKol of Palestine, born
Jan. 24, 192
Note—I have carefully inspected
herd and find it in splendid heaith
and condition. It is an exceptional
chance to get both good foundation
store and winter milk.
HORSES—2 Bays, 8 years old, 1300
as 1 aged Gelding.
IMPLEMENTS— Frost and Wood
Binder 6-foot cut, good as new; 12 disc
harrow; 14-inch plow; platform scales
horse clipper and small tools.

Jersey Heifers;

Rt. A. COOPER CLAYBURN

UT-RATE
GROCERY

(At Lee’s Bakery).
Where Your Dollar Buys More

Clothing for * ann
Fall and Winter Days eae

MISSES RAIN COATS, with hats to match; colors green
navy, scarlet, copen and tan, sizes 6 to 14 years, at $3.9) fi
56:45

LADIES RAIN COATS in above colors, better quality ot ..
LADIES RAIN COATS, heavy quality at $7.8)
LADIES RAIN HATS, two styles, many colors, at $|-4
CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS, splendid quality - $|- 50
LADIES' UMBRELLAS, black or colors $3. 95 and $4.50)
92.75 © 93.95

serge 425
$950

Young Ladies, 14 to 18 $1 2-50)

Ladies, 36 to 44 $ i 350

GENTS UMBRELLAS, black
GIRLS’ FLANNEL MIDDIES, blue or red with nay
skirt, sizes 6 to I4 at

NAVY CHINCILLA, Art Silk Lining, Convertible
Collars. Girls, 6 to 12

CHILDREN’S REEFERS—.
NAVY IRISH SERGE, wool lining, Brass Buttons
NAVY CHINCHILLA, Flannel Lined, Brass Buttons ...
TEDDY BEAR COATS for ee Little Tots—

OATS $4.75

J. GILMOUR

ABBOTSFORD’S MODERN STORE

PANTIES $2.45

425,

A quantity of baled hay and straw.
Terms: Cash.
J. W. BERRY, Auctioneer

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Modern Battery Gad. |
Vulcanizing Plant |

Tractor & Truck Repairs Welding

We Renoir All

BRETT’S LIMITED

H|| FORD SALES AND SERVICE

ABBOTSFORD |
Phn. 82 Farmers 3102

MISSION

CHILLIWACK
Phone 47

| i Phone 55
|

Our 57c Tea and.
Coffee

are making a favorable hit—
judging from the sale of both.
‘The tea particularly is going over
big. It is a splendid value. We
GRIND THE COFFEE FRESH
and it, too, is meeting with grow-
ing favor.

We have a Coffee at 4c and it
igs a great value,

You will be pleased with the
Quality—we are here to satisfy.

0. W. BENEDICT

Phone. B.C. 1 1 1 : ABBOTSFORD KILGARD
Farmers x5 58 . DENNISON

| Barber Shoe Co.

Langley Prairie, B. ©.

Pay Cash
and Save

We all realize the truth of the
proverb “It isn’t what you earn,
but what you save that counts.”
We offer you real discounts for
cash; we save book-keeping and
other expenses; you get that say-
ing in the prices you pay. Mr.
S. Walker is in charge of this
Cut-Rate Grocery department
and will be pleased to quote the
comparative figures of cash and
“charge” prices.

Phone Milner 8

Children’s Rubbers, 75° & 85°

(hie te )s)2
Boys Rubbers, 95° & $]-25
Women’s Rubbers 95° & $] . i 5
Women's City Knee $7.

y 2.95
Boys and Men’s Knee, Hip and
Thigh Boots,

Misses Rubbers. .

ABBOTSFORD, B.C.

Next to Lee's Store. Annex to Lee’s Grocery & Bakery

Poultrymen!

We cordially invite you to make

use of our Advisory Service
---maintained for your

DALY’S SPECIALS

HUNTERS!

WE CARRY A COM-

MALKIN'S BEST TEA, 3 Ibs... $1.75

CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP
9 tins for .

LARGE BOX MATCHES, box .09

AT CITY PRICES_

APEX SOAP FLAKES, large

PACKAGE cite svlet ce! veins orien sie 19

HARDWARE SPECIAL ABBOTSFORD

No. 9 All-Copper Wash Boiler.. 3.25 1X
COLEMAN LANTERNS, each.. 8.25 19 -
RUBBER BOOTS for Fist

just in, all lies eiWille they KILGARD o

VASE Cc viewiceetcedvesncwesesce 6.50 :)

This is away below city prices Farmer. 8 2014

THE ABOVE GOODS ARE N STOCK AT BOTH STORES

J. S. DALY oe)

Upper Kilgard

The Mill

John Barrymore at the Avalon,
Bellingham

Starting Wednesday, October 10th,
and continuing for one week, that

be shown here for four day, starting

Betiriay, October 6th. The picture
is acompanied with Vitaphone music

score and talking sequences. Be sure

you don’t miss either of these out-

benefit.

BUCKERFIELD’S LIMITED

Head ONice: VANCOUVER, B.C
4A. M. SPARLING, Manager Phone 70

most famous of actors, John Pattee standin,
1 ig plays.
more, will be seen in one of th
No obligation to you {strongest dramas of the present sea- ;
So son, “THE TEMPEST.” ‘This film is UPPER SUMAS ;
billed as Barrymore’s best picture,

Mrs. Wm. Walker Brown of Sno- —
qualmie, Washington, visited her aunt

and that fact alone gives promise of

an evening of real entertainment.
Another picture which should prove Mrs. W. H. Fadden on Tuesday.

, of Imense interest to the fans of this

theatre is that Warner Bres. produc-| Nngus Fadden of Westminster visits

tion, “STATE STREET SADIE,” to ed his parents on Sunday

For How Long Cana Merchant |
Continue to Sell ‘Below Cost?’’ '

Until he had dissipated his credit or
his financial resources. Then what?
Pailure—no store, no business or-
ganization. Fewer sources of re-
ae venue for this and that community
movement, lowered property valuts,
less employment—a ‘dead’ district.

Of course you want bright, well-
stocked stores near your home, and
you want the merchant to make a
living profit— |

That's why Hurum is here to serve [}|
you—offering Real Quality at a Fair

Price—a Just Dollar's Worth, for [|
1 : the Dollar expended.

| H. HURUM

MATSQUI'S LEADING GENERAL ST ORE Phone Mission 2303

KNIGHT GIVEN FARE- good wishes of your Matsqui friends.”

PRESENTATION The address bore several pages of

signatures, which in itself bore strong

An interesting meting of the Mats- testimony to ‘the splendid  satisfac-

qui patrons of the Canadian Bank of|tion Mr. Knight had given as local
y held on Saturday|Manager of the Matsqui Bank,

Mr. Knight,

wie

IR. T. 8.
WELL

evening 2nd, in the new bai in his reply, expressed
building qui, when the pre-|his warmest thanks to the patrons
sentation of a beautiful gold wateh | for the beautiful ahd yaluable gift,

which he would treasure not only for
its beauty and yalue but principally
as an expression of their friendship
and esteem. He referred to the har-
.|Monious business relations that had
always existed between him and the
a,

to Mr. T.
ion of his leav-

and chain
Knight, on the occa
ing Matsqui. TI
ade by Mr. Charles
half of the Matsqui

ad
“Dear Mr. Knight

Matsqui patrons, and his at
We, the Matsqui patrons of the Can-| being transferred. from the Ma squi
adian Bank of Commerce, have learn-| branch, and assured them that he
ed with regret of your departure from) Would always retain pleasant memor-

our district, but wish you great | les of Matsqui and of his SH:
happiness and prosperity in the new, friends.
scene of your labours. In token of

our apreciation of your services here

The Lutheran Ladies will haye their

and of our great esteem we ask you|Tegular meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 3,|
to accept this gift. May it always be at the Church parlors
to you a souvenier of the many friend-| Mr. Ebbeson visited at his home

ships gained in our midst, and of the last week,

MATSQUI DISTRICT CHRONICLE |

SUMAS-ABBOTSFORD FAIR
(Continued from Page 1)

the Any Other Plant in pot, F. A. Mar-
\shall, Mrs. E. L. Winson, Hanging
Basket, A. T. Clausen, Mrs, A. Boley.
Mr. M. Anderson returned with three| Single Rose, Mrs, J, Fadden, Miss BE.
deer and a bear, which he shot while} Baker, Collection of Roses, F. A.
hunting in the Cariboo district, Marshall. Display of Roses, F. A.
Marshall, T. L. Baker. Single Pan-
sies, Mrs. J. L. Starr, Mrs, N. Hill.
» pie of Pansies, Mrs. N. Hill, Mrs.
a et Peas, T. L. Baker,

Mr. Eyerett Crist has left for Pull-
man, to attend the Pharmacy College.

Grace Hurum is attending

University of B.C.

Washington,
Mrs. O.

Mrs. Myres of Sumas,
visited her grand-daughter,
Ebbeson, over the week-end.

Masters Godfrey and Ralph Hem- r. Display of Sweed
prud, left for Vancouver on Sunday . Baker, F. A, Marshall,
to attend the U. B. C. . Baker, Mrs, D. Stafford.

s, T. L. Baker, Mrs,

Mr, Walter Hougen has left for Eu- apne 1 bloom, 6 yar-

gene, Oregon, where he will attend | ieties, . L. Winson. Display of
a Medical College. Dahiias, E. L. Winson, Mrs. J.
; é Fadden, Gladioli, Mrs. J. L. Starr,
oe Agnes epbeama will leave ue Ma arshall. Display of Gladioli,
sellingham on Saturday, where she|yrs. J, 1, Marshall, May Marshall.
will attend normal. ra) {ital Stare’ Display” of
Messrs Cyril and Harold Smith Iett}2!Dnlas, Mrs. J. I. Starr. Collection
for Vancouver this week, to attend the Ot AN RUR Se eer ne, rsa
U. B,C. L, Starr Hand Boquet, Mrs. A. L.
Finlay, Mrs, A, Fraser. Table Bou-

Mr, R. Crist will build a new garage|quet, F. A. Marshall, Mrs. N. Hill.

Collection of Flower Seeds, Mrs, E. L,
Winson, Mrs. A. lL, Finlay. Winter
Bouquet, F. Fatkin, Mrs. E, L. Win-

in the near future, which will be oper-
atéd by Mr, Routeledge of Mission.

Norwegian services will be held in|son. Carnations, Mrs. N. Hill.: Chry-
the Lutheran Church, at 11 am. on|santhemums, F. Fatkin, Miniature
Sunday, Rock Garden, Miss E. Winson, Mrs.

J. L, Starr, Mrs, Peyton, Best Col-

Mr. Barrazipl ins Feburned fromm te lection of Cut Flowers, F. A. Marshall.

where he underwent a
(Concluded next week)

hospital,
operation.
‘

DR. J. F. WOOD

Mr. Dan Patterson Laid To Rest

Friday last at 2 pan, the remains

of Mr, Dan Patterson were laid to rest VETERINARY
in the St. Nicholas cemetary, The SURGEON
service, in charge of Rey. Paton of
Abbotsford and Rey. White of Clay-|MaTSQuI, B.C, Phone Ab, 108L
burn, was from the home and was | — :
simi-military, deceased- being a yet

of the South African and late H, G. MYHRE

War. AUCTIONEER

The pall bearers were: Messers G Cle Lee ane Drawn
H. Loach, Donald 1, Harry) Real Estate Life and Fito Insurance

Walker, David Blacklock,
and Arthur Southon,

H. J, Inglis,

MATSQUL, B.C,

Phone Ab, 108R

station on pernside road was abecan

MATSQUI GAME PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION

Practical Maternity Nurse
MRS. D. PATERSON

Annual Meeting ||" °Srrowee

will be held in
THE CO-OPERATIVE STORE
Saturday, Sept. 29
at 8 pm
For election of officers and other bu-
siness of the organization,

C. O'D. Bell, Pres. G. H. KERR, Sec.

WALTER MAILES’
Butcher

Dealer in is
ALL KINDS OF LIVESTOCK
BEST PRICES PAID
Phone Mission 1020 MATSQUI

RURAL TRUCK LINE

MATSQUI

VANCOUVER
AND WAY POINTS
Regular Rates Careful Service
Promptitude and Despatch

M, 1 Swanson C.T. Rottlutt
Co, Bungalow Garage
Phone Mission 1013

A. HOLMBERG
A RBER

POOL ROOM OONFECTI
TOBACCOS

[ Phone th 87Y
NELS OLUND

GENERAL i
BUILDING CONTRACTOR

Mt. Lehman, B.C.

‘ONERY

Matsqui Cafe

Near C.P.R. R.R. Crossh MA’
& Ice Cream Parlor eis
When in Matsqui, drop in and get a
GOOD MEAL and a NICE CUP OF J. H. JONES
COFFEE. WE have Rooms for Rent Funeral Director and

Embalmer

Agent for Headstones and
Monumental Work
seth osc

MISSION OITY

Mrs. J. Kemprud Prop, MATSQUI

Roy Crist's new gasoline service
rh es Phone 4903

ee

pst rate

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