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OVERALLS—OVERALLS— Get

The Mill Store

SUGAR, the finest quality, per 100 pound sack . ~

General Merchandise

in this district
PURE STRAWBERRY JAM, an extra-special value - 4-1. pail 490
LUX, the indispensable laundry requisite for fine articles, pkt. ] ()'¢
LIFERUOY SOAP, the tried and proven article, per cake
ROYAL RED SOCKEYE SALMON,

780

tall tins, special == = 330
PPLE, No. 2 tins, Q tins for Q5e
$585

WORK SHIRTS, a range of real values, from 85° to $375
WORK SHOES, medium weight, Goodyear, bargain $425

our Prices; some bargains in Real

Heavy-Duty Durable, Well Tailored Overalls for Men
LADIES.—Look over our Displays of Hosiery, Haberdashery, Etc., Ete

J. S. DALY

Upper Kilgard Store

Phone 19X or Farmers 2014

MRs. J. O. TRETHEWEY LEAVING
TO RESIDE IN SOUTH AFRICA

The many friends of Mrs, J. Tre-
thewey will regret to hear that she
has booked passage from New York
)guly 8 for England, and after a short
\stay in London will leave for Cape
| where she will

Town, South Africa,
make her home, Master Joey will ac-
company her.

Mrs. Trethewey has resided in Ab-

botsford for almost 15 years, and has
a large circle of friends here and at
the Coast, who will miss her warm per-
sonality and generous hospitality. Her
furniture and effects are being sold pri-
yatély, the local hospital benefitting by
‘a acquisition of some upholstered pieces
at a very low price, and sale of the
house is pending.

Mrs, Trethewey will be a guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Combs, in Cape
‘Town.

Dan Winton has extended his truck
freighting service to Mission in con-
junction with the Rural Truck line,

A pretty presentation was made at
the Ladies’ Aid meeting held at Mrs.
Stady’s home on Wednesday last, when
Mrs. Downle received a beautiful bead-
ed handbag as a gift from her co-

workers in the Society. Mrs. J. Cam-
eron also received a silver sandwich

BOAT FREIGHT SERVICE CON-
NECTION FOR SUMAS PROPOSED

Messrs, Rosberg and King, represent-
ing the Pacific Coast Terminals, have
been through the district recently mak-
ing @ survey of crop potentialities with
a view to inaugurating a freight boat
service between New Westminster and
the Sumas pumping station. An ex-
ceptionally low freight rate is Possible
by water, and farmers with potatoes
and similar heavy perishable produce
would save much in transportation costs
if a sufficient quantity of farm produce
were handled to make such a service
warranted.

Two Diesel boats of a type similar
to those in operation on the Columbia

contemplated, and an executive of the
Royal City storage project is making a
trip to Portland to obtain first-hand
information upon these vessels,

Excellent wharfage may be provided
adjacent to Sumas pumping station,
near where the Campbell River Logging
Co. has booming grounds, tugs of sey-
eral feet draught finding no difficulty
in navigating right up to the canal
It is expected that Sumas and Matsqui
farmers’ co-operatives will shortly be
made a definite proposal relative to
the scheme.

UPPER SUMAS

river from the Dalles to Astoria are |.

CLAYBURN i

Mr. and Mrs, Keith have retufned to
their home in Vancouver after spending
the past week guests of Mr, and Mfs.
Gillies,

Mr. Keith was one of the B. C and
Washington ticket agents who were
guests at the Harrison Hot Springs
Hotel recently.
Mrs. R. A. Cooper and Miss Betty
Cooper left on Wednesday for ‘Toronty,
‘They will travel by boat from For
William through the Great Lakes to
Fort Nichol. ‘They expect to be away
about six weeks,

Mrs. Frank Thompson has returned
home from Vancouver, where she was
the guest of Mrs, Roderick Thompson.

Mr, and Mrs. Young and family spent
the week-end at their cottage at White
Rock,

Mr. W. Brooks spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Brooks
at Langley Prairie,

Kenneth Thompson has secured a
position on the liner “Empress of Asia
and sails this week for the Orient.

Mission municipal building will be
constructed of Clayburn brick, 26 thou-
sand having been purchased for the
urpose,

i]

details were discussed. a
Mr. Angus Fadden and son Douglas
of New Westminster visited at the home

tray as a token of esteem prior to mak-

ing her home in Vancouver.

Mrs, Gurrie visited in Vancouver

this week.

Remember the Ladies Aid party at
the Manse on Thursday next.

- . | Roofing—Roofing—Roofing— are you
ccessories ; building? We stock all grades, white,

tar or heavy. But only one quality—
THE BEST. Preserving season is now
and started, and we have some kettles at

Repair Parts for Accessories :

Brett's Limited carry a Stock of Auto Accessories the largest in

the District, and are able to supply Repair Parts for Accessorics

on Almost Every Make of Car,
Lists of All Motor Attachments,

No matter what your make of car or kind of Accessory—we can

obtain for you a quick repair service.

Ter ena

easy prices. I. N, Armstrong Hardware,
Weatherby corner, Abbotsford. tf

Girl Guides the
rally in Chilliwack last Saturday, join-
ing the girls of Rosedale, Sardis and
Chilliwack patrols in drills, marches,
dress drill and other Guide activities.
‘They were escorted by their leaders, Mts
H. F. Thorn and Mrs. E. Barrett.

Members of Trinity Ladies Aid at-
tended the regular meeting of St. Paul's
Auxiliary on Tuesday and spent an
enjoyable afternoon.

Engagement of Mr, J. Campbell and
Miss Mae Wilson has been announced,
the marriage to take place in Abbots-
ford Trinity church on June 29.

by Maintaining Proper Indexed

All Roads Are Paved when you ride in the new
Model A Ford :
A Demonstration will Convince You

While working in Hargitt’s garage at
Mission, G. Lyons of Abbotsford was
severely burned on his right arm and
hand when gasoline which he was us-
ing ignited.

MAPLE LEAF ORCHESTRA
Good Music. Good Prizes

~ oe
NOTICE

Mining Company officials are asked
to note the provisions of Section 16)
“Mineral Survey and Development
Act”, which are quoted herewith, and
to govern themselves accordingly.

“(1). Where a corporation, other
than a private company under the
“Companies Act”, acquires an interest
in, or title to, or engages in work on
ny mining property situate in a min
al survey district, it shall forthwith
notify the Resident Engineer of that
district, and the Provincial Miner-
alogist, and file with them full par-
ticulars thereof, and shall also file
with them, as soon as it is issued, a
copy of every prospectus or statement
in lieu of prospectus which is required
by the “Companies Act” to be filed
with the Registrar of Companies.

* (2), Where a corporation, other
than a private, company under the
‘Companies Act”, issues, publishes, or
distributes, or causes to be issued, pub-
lished, or distributed, any pamphlet,
bulletin, circular, advertisement, * or
Duplication relating to any mining
Property situate in the Province in
which the corporation has any inter-
est or on which the corporation is en-
gaged im work, the corporation shall
forthwith file a copy of the pamphlet,
bulletin, circular, advertisement, — or
publication in the office of the Resi-
mit Engineer of the mineral survey

ree copies of same in the office of
the Department of Mines at Victoria.

* (3), If a corporation makes de-
fault in complying with any require-
ment of this section, it shall be Mable,
on summary conviction, to a fine not

35c

Refreshments.

Regular Prices every week

JELLY RULES all flavors - - - - 4 for 25°
DATES, fresh - - - - - - pounds for 25°
ORANGES, a good size, sweet, well ripened fruit, 3 dozen for 47°

CHOCOLATE DROPS, the good old-fashioned kind.

you ate when you were a kid - - 25°
BRAID'S TEA, just in—also a GOOD CUP AND
SAUCER FREE with every pound - - - - 6 c
STRAWBERRY JAM, a rich, tasty, wholesome fruit 4b pail 47°
BERRIES — TOMATOES — CAULIFLOWER — BANANAS
We Have Them All—At Lowest Prices
O. W. BENEDICT
ABBOTSFORD KILGARD DENNISON

Percolator Set

A Gift to Please any bride
This unusually attractive cof-
fee percolator set is but one
B. C. Electric Stores many
beautiful gift selections for the
June bride,

Percolators are priced as low
as $3.45, with

Complete sets from $11.75

See this Ironer demonstrated
at our Show Rooms, Ladies

exceeding twenty-five dollars for every
day during which the default a
and every director and every manager
of the corporation who knowingly and
wilfully authorizes or permits the de-
fault, shall be* lable to the like
penalty”. A

Yor Information Regarding British
Columbia Mines apply to—

Department of Mines,

VICTORIA, B.C.
Special Bulletins, Annual Reports,
Etc. furnished free of charge on appli-
cation.

are inyited to step in and iron
a towel. Each lady who does
this will be given a slip to be
filled out, from which a lucky
number will be drawn. The
winner will be entitled to pur-
chase a THOR table froner
at HALF PRICE,

British Columbia Electric Railway Company
STORE AT B. C, E. STATION E, WEBSTER, Manager

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH
Rev. T. 8. Paton, B.A., Pastor

Services on Sunday Next—
10 am—Sunday School and "Teen Age
classes.

11 am—Morning Worship.

~ 3 pm—Service in St. Paul's church,
Huntingdon.
720—Evening Worship.

se of his parents on Sunday.
The June meeting of the Uj

Sumas W. I. was held at the home of
Mrs. J. L. Starr, and resulted in quite
large attendance of members and
visitors.

After the routine business was over,
the collection of flowers brought by the
members were judged by the hostess
and Mrs. L. Curtis of Huntingdon.

Mrs. George Fadden was awarded
first prize, Mrs. G, Tamboline second;
the prizes being plants donated by the
hostess.

Later an apron sale took place and
the aprons were considered very use-
ful and attractive. The rockery and
flowers were also greatly admired.

The afternoon came to a close with
the serving of delicious refreshments
and a very pleasent time.

Directors of Sumas Agricultural As-
sociation met in the*municipal hall on
Monday and drew up tentative plans
for the 1929 prize list. Committees were
delegated to various work, and

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 M.S.A.
Hospital, Abbotsford

Telephone 125®

“Safety First’’ Drugs
at
Abbotsford’s Pioneer Pharmacy

JAP

RAY!

Se
Ladies Summer Dresses

LADIES'

LADIES’ A-B-C- FADEPROOF PRINTS, Special «--+++++« $2.95
LA . v DRESSES, special = sseesspeeerenee $3.50
DIES’ VOILE ;

18 OR GIRLS WHOOPEE DRESSES, Two-Plece ...- $ 95
LADIE! 2

Smart Dress Materials

PRINTS, 32-inches wide, per yard
VOILES, 36-inches wide, per yard

GIRLS and CHILDREN’S

ATANGARD HOTEL BLOCK

rovers $125

PRINT DRESSES, sizes 36 to 44, SPECIAL

25% 35% 45°
18°
50°
40°
95°

CREPES, all colors, per yard .--

ONS and BETTER DRESS GOODS, from

DRESSES, from

Light Summer Footwear in
. Leather and Rubber

J. GILMOUR

PHONE ABBOTSFORD 4

ABBOTSFORD BAKERY

AKES
OOKIES

Quality IES

Bread

Ask

your Store

your Grocer
your Door

our Driver

At

WEEKES & BADER -

Props.

Mann Block Phone 111

Mrs. Heller is visiting friends in Van- ARCHUS SOE DRY CLEANER §()¢; FURNITURE
9 || couver for a few days this week. Shell Household . .POLISH 40° 60° $1.00.
RE e SHELL FLY SPRAY will arrive this
FALE WHIST DRIVE AND DANCE Products wek - - - Boe & 75c
SORDID HS in the WOODBURY'S SOAP, reg. 25¢ - 730
Agents for Massey-Harris Machinery St, Matthew's Parish Hall 3 cakes for 63c ‘
Abbotsfo:
CHILLIWACK ABBOTSFORD MISSION On Thursday, June 13th. WOODBURY'S SHAVING CREAM & et
Phone 82; Night 93X At 8 PM. SHAVING! SOaE/zee: shel Sie Reduced abrices

Woodbury’s Shaving Stick refill 23°
SHAVING BRUSHES, reg. $1.75, $] 09
Bismutated MAGNESIA Tablets 50°

35¢ TOOTHBRUSH and
50c TOOTHPASTE, the 2 for 49°

Not the Usual “Cut-Rate’ Pharmacy

h we may offer
Price Reductions, they are on Staa-
dard lines. We will ALWAYS maintain
our high standard of only the Highest
Quality of merchandise,

but “just what the doctor orders”
None but the purest drugs and chemicals enter into the dis-
pensing of our prescriptions. Our slogan is “Just What the Doc-
tor Orders’—dispensed by Registered Pharmacists.

Eric T. Weir, Phm.p.

PHONE NOg NIGHT PHONE 32

‘on standard
lines

these

ROUTLEDGE MOTORS, LTD.

ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr. Jack Builer

HAS BEEN APPOINTED OUR REPRESENTATIVE IN THIS
DISTRICT SUCCEEDING MR. RICHIER, WHO IS
NO LONGER IN OUR SERVICE
AND WILL BE PLEASED TO DEMONSTRATE FOR YOU

Chevrolet Automobiles

AND OTHER G. M. C, PRODUCTS

km lugis og MISSION CITY, BO, . ea ied

Pes

* A HARD PAR4 ;

No. 8, Tekarra’s Cut—430 yards, Par 4,

Have You Made Your Will?
Only second in importance to
Position of your estate in accord
ing of a SAFE Executor. Its leng'
never dies and is never ill or ab:
ideal Executor. .
Booklet “Some Remarks on Wills” mailed on request,

THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY

Executors and Trustees

cecution of a Will to ensure the dis-

nee with your wishes, is the choos-
thy experience and the fact that it
ent, make the ‘Trust Company the

.
Mrs. Sumner visited her daughter,
Mrs. Wm. Wall in Vancouver this week.

PRs is ier ta car pean
its effect, so harmless, | c

directions

s

branch; 626 Pender St. W. A.M. J. English, Manager
Assets under administr ation exceed $400,000,000

} 430° KOO 300 200 700 °

a fine score haye been wrecked by hole No. 8 of the
Saspee Tar gal Golf Course, Jasper National Park, Alberta, over
which the Canadian amateur championship of the R.C.G.A. will be played
from August 19th to 24th this summer. It is a dog-leg with a high knoll
to be negotiated before the second shot can be placed on a sloping green
that is lightning fast and guarded by a deep grass covered ditch. The
contour of this green is such that an error of a fraction of an inch in
i ins disaster,
Ree ee een aan the Canadian Amateur the Western Canada
‘Amateur will be played over the Jasper Park Lades Course, and this will
provide plenty o: cane aion fh ehcp OE high handicaps automatic.
a out of the Dominion event.
a ee photograph shows the fairway just below the elevated
tee. Below is a sketch to scale showing the hole in detail, Play in the

will take place from No, 1 5 2 eee ay Wate us

acids.

American riy
‘

Each bottle containy fall
any drugstore.

wane ne

als. | Whitney

sae S é
Wasp engine, on

“Maren? miles flown in Canada, ;

| to tne age of 801

with her

son spent
in Vancow

are visitin,

has resign
staff and

Miss Mi

visiting her ,

Over in
brigade

teed, the bi
fire outsid,
Average

R. Machel]

Hardware, Paints, Garden Accessories

_ thus saving money, and getting the best -

Matsqui Co-Operative Association

Miss Agnes Ebbeson

fully finishing
Normal at Bellingham.
Misses M, Casse!

Mrs. Smith ar |

G. R. Timoth: i J
high schoo wey Puinet

arriving fo;
week was be ps

$65, and unless

Secured at th
stock at the

bred Jersey, pa;
The crowd

Builders Supplies, Etc. if not
stocked all handled ona
small margin

ft and merchan
Finest Qualities at Lowest Market Cost

y Your Household Supplies the Co-operative Way

G. H

; . M ;
Telephones: Mission 1921: Abbotsfora eee 3 a
ATSQUI, B
MATSQur
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of Matsqui, on June 9th, Be Neuen | E
minster, a son, est. | e
|
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Parents here, after “Uawving || G, OMPEETE LOCAL store
her year at the Bee reware, Dry Goo

Boots & Sho,
es, Patent M. 1
Poultry Feeds, Flour, Gaiingl |

Phone Ap, 86y Gifford Station
You can buy cheaq
and well in Gifford
on the schoo}

Usiness. buyers,
» aN
of Seattle}! MF. Beha:

Per recor @
Gelay in-the tire | Sn fn “i on let
prea Of each
fae Re ces obtained. H. ri ane te
Of the herg
ae Ra I's Satisfaction,

Ae Atsqui

all iq Johnson, Wh a mare ee eat
hag the Peace
a, mn Durchased by

|
Iman and Ey; |
eres : va Cadq-
Ba eek-end Visiting friends

nd young
i Mrs. J. Rennes” Of Idaho}

Pal of Mission

he formerly of Matsa

ed his Position
will go into by,
Idred Behrner
parents here.
Mission the

a comment was

t
S syste
of m of

Seneral. over
keeping

rigade ¢
le the

el farm }, y
bought the peat -t Friday, mith
Vc raagater syrechased the Mis.
500, & price
roveme d plans 9 of
Bie cas

Ing $180 for the’
Ww © ani
aa large; Practically at en