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We wish to thank the people
of this district for their
friendship and the patro

given us since we opened up
We hope
to

in business here.

we may continue serve

you during the New Year

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TURKEYS:

The Finest and Largest
Stock WeEvertandled!

All fresh birds, from good

stock, and at market prices.

Leave your order with us now

and be of a good buy ft

BULK IEAT CRAN-

BERRIES and other incidentals
to the holiday meals

ROBERTS’
MEAT MARKET

ATANGARD
: POOL ROOM
& BARBER
SHOP

J. OLSEN and P. BIRO
Proprietors

The only two-chair barber shop
in Abbotsford, offering clean,
sanitary service by skilled
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ABBOTSFORD

An Abbotsford pioneer known to

all old-timers, Mrs. Hannah Mary
» Passed away in Vancouver on
at the 83 ye With

her husband and family, ahe resid

for many years upon a farmstead ly

between McCallum ant! McKenzie
is, now a restdential area adjoin
h

Village. ‘The funeral was held
on Thursday. She is survived by an
adopted daughter, Miss Busbie Mil-

sted, two sons and a sister

A quiet wedding was solemnized at
Trinity Manse on Saturday tast, the
Rev. R. Moses officiating, when Mr
Leno Nelson, Abbotsford was married

Ethel L. Flodin, ui, Mr

Miss Rudy Orro
Mi. avd Mrs. Nejson will take u

re
sidence on Ware road after the honty-

moon,

Miss Vera Bailey, whoso wedding
ar future to Mr.
Thom Was tendéred a sur-
hower on Thursday evening, at
of her mother, by a nomber

friends. About 30 guests were
present, and the guest of honor was
the recipient of many beautiful and
useful gifts, which were presented to
her in a_ prettily-decorated wagon
drawn in by Lois Forrest of Chilli-
wack,

Mrs. Alice Gurrie, former operator
at the Abbotsford telephone exchange,
and now stationed at Cloverdale, had
both legs fractured when struck t
& car in Vancouver recently. She
is a patient in St. Paul's hospital.

Mrs, S. Lauder and Miss Vera Bail-
ey are assisting at the Gilmour store
during the holiday, season.

Mr. and M: 3. F. Pratt are spend-
ing Christmas at Hoquiam, Wash.
with their son and fami.y.

Mrs. T. Davis of Tranquille is
spending the holidays with her family
She is much improved in health.

Born.—To Mr. and M
Wallace, in the local hospital
a daughter,

Mrs. H. L. Atkins left on Thursday
to spend the holiday season with re
latives in Spokane, Wash.

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pen Every Friday

Vancouver Offices—

ms 3 & 4, 423 Hamilton Street

takes place in the
Harr

Frank
, Dec. 20,

McAlpine & McAlpine
BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS

Abbotsford office—near B, C. Tel. Ex
Every Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Telephone: Residence 138R

A. E. HUMPHREY

B. 0. DAND SURVEYOR

& OIVIL ENGINEER
Room 6, Hart Blk., Chilliwack
P.O. Box 422, Chilliwack

ABBOTSFORD

TAXI

and BUS SERVICE
Stand—
New Home Gas Station

Phone Abbotsford 28

, BURNIER & DESMAZES
Operators

New Equipment

We have just installed one of

the newest, latest-type of hair

dryers and also added up-to-

date curlers and wavers. You'll

be delighted at the results ob-
tainable now !

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BEAUTY

MRS. R. WALKER, Proprietress

SHOPPE

The News Building Phone 107

HENDERSON F

equipped with nicely-appointed chapel, family room and
Spacious show-room with selection of beautiful caskets
suited to all classes. ‘

UNERAL HOME

Morgue and Complete
auxiliary facilities.

Chapel and Home—YALE RD.,
Mr. Harvey Henderson, Mgr.

Telephone Abbotsford 134

Ambulance Service.
Two Modern Coaches.

JUST WEST OF ABBOTSE'D.
24-Hour Service

A New Year Gift.
THIS NEWSPAPER

will not only keep you advised of
developments in your dis-
, the current news events of
organizations, items alout
hbors and friend
it offers you a distinct si
the saying of your mo:
all ordinary purchases.
a Whole year’s subscription out of
my grocery buying last Saturday
night by buying from the ads.”
remarked one of our readers. An-
other reader told us the small
sale and : ads. enables him
to save on many articles, Can
YOU afford to’ be without it for

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TABERNACLE
ch, Minister
—Sunday School
am.—Devotional.

80 p.m.—Evangelistic
Wed., 8 p.m.—Bible Study
Friday, § p.m.—Y. P, Meeting,

PENTECOSTAL

Rey. E.
Sunday: 10 an
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

Rev. R Lawrence, Pastor
Morning Worship «+ 11 am
B le School oe . 10 am
Young Pe Deyotlonal 6.45 p.m
Evangelistic § +. 7-30 p.n
Prayer Meeting, Wed 7.30 p.m

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Sunday Next

0 o- . Church School
il am M ning Worship
7.30 pam ning Worship

E
St Paul's, Huntiagdon

Sunday School
Preaching Service

REV. R. MO

ES, Minister

LIBRARY NOTES

New books of Literary Criticism

Many people are deprived of the
enjoyment.of a number of really good
books, because, for library purpos
they are marked with strange heiro-
glyphics and shelved under alarming
headings. And many

with other enterta

literature x

And then a

and the epithet of “snooty” from
companion: ters the casual reader
from consulting the librarian.

“The Enjoyment of Literature’ by
Elizatbeth 1 was written for this
reader, The approach is unacademic,
the style is charming and the effect

ne wish the book
were within easy

“Modern Fiction by D, Brewster
and A. Burrell is an excellent attempt

interpret standards of fiction. It
Ss the author's relation to his no-
vel, and suggests reasons for the man
different individual responses a
will create
“LE Commit the Flan and

to

Ivo!

s they
In the first
t condemn

output
all those fallacious idea
which the public 1s so
Sanguine” is a lad who

suffers much grief from

psycho-analysis, and who.

he endures, the less he

what he has been taught

is reminiscent of Voltaire’s “Candide

and Mr. Brown has all of his pre-

decessor’s bitterness against hypocrisy

of any kind.

Abbotsford, B.C. R, B.C

DR. G. E, PARRISH
DENTIST

Office Hours — 9 to &
Evenings by Appointment
Modern X-Ray Equipment
Telephone:
Office 64; Residence 91
EINEX BLOCK
Sumas, Wash. =

(Canadian Money at Par)

DR. J. E. LUKAS
DENTIST

ABBOTSFORD OFFICE
(The News Buildifig)
Open Mondays, Tuesdays, Wed-
Creadiaya Thursdays Weekly

X-Ray and Modern Equipment

Telephone 103

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long-distance
telephone
for New Year’s

greetings

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brothe:

Someone at a
her, father, sister,
1ds—would be thrilled to hear

fri

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the coming of the
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COMPANY

ARD SCHOOL

t for December:
Grade 8—Ernest Beri,

Proficteney 1

Division 1
Janet Golos,

Grade 7—Vincent
Lindor

Grade 6—Michael Lewehuck, Bvel-
yh McDonald, Golon Beri.

Farino, Mary

Grade 6—Vivian Golos, Walter
Lane, Ethel MacLean
Regularity Punctuality, Divisio’
1—Dorothy Clark, He! lark, Ern-
est Berl, Golan Bgri, Vincent Parino,
Vivian Golos, Mary Lindo:
Grade 4A—Ivan Golos, Bobby Lin-
le 4B—Leonard Lakberg, Ger-
Kelly, Alex Nykoly
Grade 3B—Jennie Risnes, Irene

Clark, Viola Moore.
3 ra Kelly, Lois Hassell,

Pentland,
Grade 1B—Melyin Schmidt,
jas Alberts, Miona MacKlinnon,

Doug-

UPPER SUMAS SCHOOL
Proficieny list for December:
jrade S—Winnte Smith, Howard
Smith, Douglas Michie, Cora Vander-
» Jacob Isaac, Lily Wakefield,
pnie Harris, Gentile Ferraro, Glo-
ria Tessaro, Max Buchanan, Phillp
Fadden, Helen Younie and Phyllis
Eyans, tie, Stewart, Walter
de

Shirley

0!
Quadling,
jd Boley, Chas,

Blinch, Hu ay:
Grade Lewis McLean, “Elvera
Krouse, Billy Edward, Ronnie Forrest
Chummy Blinch.
Grade 6—Martha
leen Wright,
tha Marcy et F
Wadden, Douglas Wats’
ody, Kenneth Corbett

Van der Hock,

Vernon Quadling, Al-
= .

Bruce
George
Jim Younie,

skey,

Francis Tessaro, ‘Tena Vander Hock,
Annie
Kenney,
Max
Annie
Jimmie
Ed-

Mike Zomar,

Gail

Louis Papp,
Laschuk, Don Marcy,
W. Lancour, Maxine Kenney,
Wandfluh, Charlie Leavitt,
Heide, Herbert McNichols,
Smith, Noreen Delair, Charlie
ward,

Grade 2B—Jennic
Smith, Muriel Stick
haugh, Louis Kantor, William
kerr, Alevander Budsey, Alexander
Edwards, Winifred Pishlock.

Grade 2A—John Rippon, John Kish
Irma Moody, Philip Wakefield, Annie
Zomar, John Heide, Beryl McPhail,
George Younle, Robert Kroeker, La
verne Evans, Lois Stewart,
zamson, Joyce ‘Tessaro, Kenneth
Kricheldorf, Ronald Keeping, Bruce
Kenney.

Grade 3B—Edward Chudley, Gwen-
dolyn Lillew, William Molner, Pat-
ricia Fadden, Richard Goodfellow,
Stanley Stickland, Noretta McGilliv-
ray, Norma Delair, Annie Pankrotz,
Lawrence Johnson, William Wake-
field, Philip Corbit, Jim Meeks, Ruth
Kroeker, Jean Stewart, Harry Vander
Hock, Mary Rehn.

Meeks, E
id, Judith

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their generous support daring

Appreciation.

We wish to take this opportunity to extend our sin-
cere thanks to the residents of Abbotsford and district for

all a very happy and prosperous 1936 !

the past year, We wish you

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FINE CONCERT GIVEN BY
MATSQUI SCHOOL CHILDREN
Matsqui hall was packed to capacty
on Wednesday evening when thé pu-
pils of the public school presented
their annual concert. The main item
on the program was the tuneful op-
eretta “Red Pepper’ by pupils in
srade four and five under direction
of Miss Jean Catto. The role of Prin-
cess Fadaway was taken by Ann Vlagg
who charmed the audience with her
sweet voice and gentle manner.
Dressed in a mediaval gown of pink
crepe, with a brilliant tiara framing
her falr curls, she was a veritable
story-book princess, Her maids-in-
w were Arlene Gustafson and
Broughton, who acted the
part of haughty court ladies ably and
well
Myrtle Ellerson and Betty Whitson
took the parts of cooklet and kitchen
maid respectively, Billie Cameron as
the redyheaded Washing Prince Fare-
asday, sang und acted weil,
n chef before
everyone cowered, was
well av ed by Russe Bush.
of Fripp, head of the

The part
Brownies, was
Baynes,

Other
Doro-

n

ench and Phyllis
junior children under dire
enry acted well in

play. Much

by the boys tr

who cley

entitled “In the Dentist’s Office’. A
satirical sketch entitled “The Glve-

Away Christmas Party" was well act-
ed by grades 7 and 8 under direction
on. The carol singers
: 1 Christmas carols, Alan
Crist sang two pleasing vocal solos
and Matsqul Junior Band, under d
ection of their tutor, Mr, Ulsen, play:
and several musical numbers,
Proceeds, which amounted to 862,
will be used to buy sports equipment

for the public school,

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