ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

XMAS
CANDIES, NUTS, Ete.

MIXED CANDY

Special Red and White
per Ib. ei
4in | MIXED CANDY

ope ee Te

Creams, Jellies Chocolates and
Orange Slices
per Ib - - = = 28¢
CHOCOLATES, Assorted
In a fancy Xmas Box
3 ib. box - - = 98¢

TABLE RAISINS

From Sunny California
Is, packet
TABLE FIGS
8 oz. cellophane pkt. - [0c
3 oz. cellophane pkt. - 5c
WALNUTS
Calif, large budded, Ib. 22¢
ALMONDS
Tarragona, per Ib. - - 29¢
BRAZIL NUTS, med., Ib. 20¢
FILBERTS, Sicily, Ib. ~~ (9c
WALNUTS, Manchur., Ib i7c
PEANUTS, Ib. - 0c

Fresh Roasted

- = « 26¢

ALL NUTS STRICTLY NEW
SEASONS

FRUIT and VEGETABLES
ORANGES, Sunkist Valencias
Family size, dozen - - 25¢
Large size, dozen - - 35¢
GRAPEFRUIT, 4 for - - - IT

Large Size Calif. Seedless

ONIONS, {0 Ib. sacks - - 29¢

M.C. Walker

and Company

YOUR RED & WHITE STORE
Phone 430
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE

Atangard Block

BEST

OSSIBLE SERVIC
at the

LOWEST
POSSIBLE COST

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LIBRARY NEWS ld Rolph

J. Bury,

Bury, son of
Hoen road,

The Central Council organization of sang over a Vancouver radio station
the Fraser Valley Union Library has on Saturday evening, In aid of the
been busy during the past two Province Santa Claus fund. The
months with annual meetings of local youngster, who weighs 42 Ibs. gains
committees and district councils. distinction through having a bass
Some committees which have been voice.
dormant since the esta ent of

the library
tution, have

as a tax-supported Ihsti-
ently renewed actl-

and popular books whien
otherwise serve only decora-

readable
weuld

vity and are taking steps to meet the

Auction Sales...

FOR A SUCCESSFUL FARM SALE

phone me collect Chilliwack
$542 or 4652

IVAN HURNDALL - A

tion purposes in thelr homes after

demand for closer’ attentlon/ to local they and their friends have read
lee and library interests. tient

_Adult education is a prineipal form | Ogaveral. hundredgieoke: arene’ pres

(ie ASEM eet sO ha “lsented to the library last year, of

ared several new reading cou which almost four hundred were

re

ponse to requests from newly or-

found suitable for library use. Girts
Gar ied Sway CLUUS Se nou ne often include a motley lot of vol
son Cry Js studying Current History: umes, many quite unsuitable for Ii-

i Pitt Meadows Women's Institute 5! brary circulation, but nothing that Is
organizi rsing classes, ana

P.O. Box 597 CHILLIWACK, B.C.

Phone Abbotsford 173“

Abbotsford
Vancouver: Trinity 6204 62

COUNTRY FREIGHT
LINES

THOMPSON BROS., Preps

Trucking !

LIVESTOCK HAULED at a very
Low Rate. Prompt Service

COAL! COAL!

ALBERTA HARD LUMP

H. McNEILL & SONS

Phone 171G McKenzie Rd.

NEW,
COMFORTABLE
CAR !
SHORTY’S
TAXI

Abbotsford Fish & Chip
BURNIER, Proprietor

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Stand:
A.

COOK

Telephone 170

SILI ILLS

ing!

Hauling !
MODERN FAST TRUCKS
—Charges Reasonable

T. Mathers
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Telephone
Abbotsford

of any value at all is wasted. Logging
camps, orphanages, Nospitais and
other institutions-gratefully receive
battered volumes discarded by the li-

{has been supplied with a large list
of books from which to make seles-
tion according to their particular re-
quirements, A Chilliwack club Is ta-
king up the study of Sweden from
the historical, politica}, social and
general cultural points of view.

In some rural areas the local |
bri committee functions as the
general organizing agent for social
activities. A suggestion recently made
for such committees, in the larger as
well as the smaller communities, ts
the organizing of “book” dances,
whist drives, ete., to which tne ar-
mission will include a presentable us-
ef book for the library in addition tc
a cash fee. Although the library is
continuously building up the total
book-stock, spending about $3,500
this y for the purch: of

Home
for Christmas

‘long distance’

ur

new

books, it is felt that readers in the
| valley could help a good deal mor~ (4)
|to add to this increafe by donating

Read what Western If you can’t get home for
: ; Christmas, call by Iong-distance
telephone.

The joy

of hearing your voice
> a great Christi
folks at home,
you too will be thrilled when you
hear the yoices of distant dear
ones.

Sau about the — |

QUAKER

Enjoy a telephone reunion at
Christmas tim home by long-
distance telephone.

B.G. Telephone Go.

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SUMAS DISTRICT

FE. J. Dawson of Vancouver appear:
ed before Magistrate Wingson in Su
mas poll court In connection with
the aut eldent on November 27,
in which Doris Hlemstra lost her life.
‘The case was he
12. G
rister, was acting

1 over to December
smir, Vancouver bar-
for Mr. Dawson.
A most successful bazaar
on by the members
Club last week. It held in a y
cant house which artistically
decorated with ferns and evergreens
and the Club colors of green and gola,
Mrs. °R. B nd Miss Erin Loftus
were in charge of the decorations,
which merited great praise,

Tables were in charge of the fol-
lowing members: ‘aney work ang
novelties, Mrs. Wilson; Aprons Mrs,
H. Brown and Mrs, Hansen; Home
cooking, Mrs, N. st and Mrs,
D. Brown; Candy, M Loftus; Fish
Pond, Mrs. Beck and Miss Loftus,
Afternoon tea, Mrs. A. Forsyth ana
Mrs. Skillen.

Mrs. R. Walter won the box of can-
dy, while Mrs, Everhaugh was the
lucky winner of the pretty cushion
donated by Mrs. Hansen. ,

Go.

Was put
Lake Ar

of

ws

CHILDRE. CHORAL CONCERT
IN NEW AUDITORIUM, DEC. 15

Pupils from North
Poplar, Aberdeen,
Bradner schools, will form a choir
presenting a choral concert in thy
new auditorium, under the direction
of Mr. George Busby, on Tuesday,
Dec. 15th. The program will include
School choruses by the whole choir,
carols, humorous selections, etc.

The concert will start promptly at
8 o'clock and it {s hoped that the au-
dience will be seated by that time.
Admission will be free. Come and en-
courage the children by your pres-
ence .

Poplar, South
Peardonville and

PRIZE DAY IN S'
BRINGS SHOPP)

WASH.,
SS TO TOWN

The monthly “Save In Sumas" prize
day, staged by the merchants of
Sumas, Wash., continues
large crow: nd at the last drawing,
twe of the seven prizes were won by
residents from this side of the line.
The business men of Sumas, reat-
izing that some attraction was neces-
sary to draw shoppers into the town,
sponsored the scheme, whereby ex-
cellent prizes (first prize at the last
drawing was a silverware set) are
drawn for one Saturday afternoon in
each month. Holders of tickets, which
are distributed through the merch-
ants, must be present at the drawing,
to claim the prize, otherwise another
ticket is drawn,

FLORAL
DESIGNS

Beautiful Seasonal Blooms —
Cut Flowers — Pot Plants —
Wreaths, Sprays, Etc.
At Low, Reasonable Prices.
A trial order will make you a
regular customer of—

JRosebay Gardens

i
Telephone: Abbotsford 169F i
R. CROUTER, Huntingdon i

1

WHEN IN
New Westminster
They'll tell you you'll find the
Best Food — Best Service
Best Prices

at

Fraser Cafe
J. H. MORGAN, Prvprietor

738 Columbia Street
Near B. ©. BE. R. Depot

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PACIFIC STAGE LINES

Abbotsford to Vancouver

Leave Abbotsford Arrive Vancouver
$9.40 a.m. 11.35 am.
*1.10 p.m, *3.05 p.m.

5.10 p.m 7-05 p.m.
39.55, p.m. 711.36 p.m.

Abbotsford

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HHS, ANDREWS

Ne 9. AND

WE HAVE A FRESH SUPPLY
OF THIS YEARS NUTS IN STOCK

PACIFIC 2 ¢ | SWANSDOWN CAKE @= 4
SHORTENING ibe. | FLOUR, limit 2, pkt>*

BAKING SUPPLIES
Baking Pwdr., Delicla, 1

Ib, 190

Currants, 2 Ibs, for -~ - 230

Glace Cherries, 1/, Ib. - (9c

Mixed Cut Peel, 1/ Ib. - (5c BROWN LABEL
Pinoapple Rings, each - Sc]! tb - - = ~ 60¢
Cocoanut, per Ib, - - {9} lb - = = 3io
Assorted Frults,40z ~- {0c DATES.

Cocoa, Fry’s bulk, 2lbs.- 25¢ | Sair,3 Ibs. - ~ {50

Molasses, 4 oz. tin
Walnuts, 1/2 Ib. for ~

BOILED CIDER
For Mincemeat

Almonds, 1/2 Ib. for - 21c ae
Brasliny 1s: IbRtor. comet zBaa| eee (To
Almond Paste, /) Ib, - 25¢ WHOLE PEEL

Pecans, 5 oz. for - - 250 | Orange, Ib, - - 26¢

Lemon, Ib.

Almond Flour, 2 oz» ~- {9c ea:
Figs, for eating, 2 Ibs. - 35¢ | Gitron, th. - - 290
; WINES
Mincemeat | cherry, bottle - 25¢

Port, bottle - - 25¢

25c

23c

Ginger, bottle

Candy

Stirling Mixed

2 lbs.

RAISINS
No. f Sultanas, 2 Ibs.”

Seeded Puffed, 11/p Ibs. - 25¢
Bleached, { lh, - - = {Te lb. = 15c
GRAPEFRUIT, 5 for -~- {9c | SWEET SPUDS, 4 Ibs - - [9¢

ONIONS, 10 Ibs. - - - - 29¢
CABBAGE, 4 Ibs. - - « - (5c
COCOANUTS, 2 for --- - 9c
CRANBERRIES, { Ib. - 25c
H. H. TOMATOES 2 Ibs. 9c

2

ORANGES, Ige., doz. - - 35¢
GRAPES, 2 Ibs. for - - - 25c
LEMONS, large, doz, - ~ 29c
BANANAS, 3 Ibs. for - - 25¢
LETTUCE, each ~~ - ~ 5¢

Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday, December 10, 11, 1

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Farm Lands, Poultry Farms, Bungalows and Suburban Dwellings
sold and exchanged,

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Wills, Houses Rented, Safety Deposit Boxes....A complete and
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Westminster Crust Company

NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.

FARMERS.

Have You Tried Our
H.P. Concentrate

4 Sacks of H. P. Concentrate to 20 Sacks of
Good Oats Will Make You an Economical
and Dependable Dairy Ration

B.-K. Milling Co., Ltd.

G, PEARDON, Local Mgr.

Phone 52

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mr

Mr. W. Schnare fs around his place
of business again after being confin-
ed to his home with an Injured knee,

wish to thank their relatiy Sustained when struck by a logging
many friends for the sympathy and | truck traller at Mission,
assistance given during their recent} Mr. J. ‘T.

Mawson 1s recelying at
e M.-S.-A, hospital,

sad bereavement. | tention in th

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