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WEDNESDAY, JUNE li, 1941

FOR YOUR WEEK-END BAKING NEEDS
SAIR DATES, . . - : 2 Ibs. 25c
Medium Cocoanut, Ceylon,. - 1-21b. 10c
Baking Powder ka’s wine 19€
Extracts 76:."horme 5 20e

RAISINS, Australian, per Ib. . 10c
PINGAPRIES csoss eno 2 Ne

Red & White Brand
Jelly Powders § Fein”
Red & White Brand
TOMATOE No. 2% tins. TWO FOR .
7b. sk. 24 lb. sk.
FLOU Red & White
All-Purpose ——
M.C. Walker & Co.
THE RED & WHITE STORE
Atangurd Block FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 1380

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26e; 84c3 $1.58

M-S-A PARAGRAPHS

Gathered by our District Correspondents

Aberdeen

The Aberdeen Women's Com-
munity Association held its meet-
ing on Wednesday afternoon in
the Community Hall. Tentative ar-
rangements for the annual sale
of work to be held in the fall were
made and goods to be worked up
were given out. This was the last
meeting until September. The as®
sociation will provide ice cream for
the school children on closing day.
Aberdeen school children and
teachers will hold an old-time bas-
ket picnic in the hall and on the
school grounds on Friday, June
20. All parents and friends are
invited to attend.

The following finished articles
were turned into M-S-A Red Cross
Headquarters in Abbotsford by the
Aberdeen Auxiliary and the Yer-

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Drug

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MAGNOLAX es
MAGNOLAX z small 50c
WAMPOLES EXTRACT $1.00
NOXHMA\SPEGIAT, (0220 Gag _. 50e value for 36c
BRITEN TOOTH PASTE 290
NUTRIM BABY FOOD 65
PABLUM —. large 45c
OLIVE OIL (Best French) + 850

10c and 3 for 25c
—-... 1-pound bar 25c

ENGLISH CASTILE SOAP .
ENGLISH CASTILE SOAP

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy

PRESCRIPTIONS
Stationery _- Kodaks — Developing
Phone 8 ERIC T. WEIR, Phm. B.

= two weeks.
Mrs. Topper of Viking, Alberta,
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guson unit, for May: 5 pairs of
sox, 2 dozen handkerchiefs, 2
dressing gowns, 3 laundry bags,
3 women’s dresses, 2 pairs two-
Way mitts, 6 baby blankets, 3 pair
panties, 6 hatchways, 3 women’s
gowns. From the Ferguson unit at
Pine Grove: 3 dozen handker-
chiefs, 1 dozen diapers, 1 knicker
suit.

Mrs. Lundeberg was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Kay Gold-
smith at Matsqui, for the past

is guest of her mother, Mrs. Jen-
sen of Aberdeen.

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas, Sr., and
their son, L. Nicholas, and Mrs.
Nicholas and family of Vancouver
were the guests of Mr. Alfred
Gledhill on Sunday.

Mrs. T. Johnsn of Ladner is
the guest of her father, Mr. Lun-
deberg.

Mt. Lehman

A meeting of the United Church
RE GRER SRR R RRR |S dics! Aid was held in the church

H hall recently with the president,

Mrs. F. Forrester, in the chair.

also planned, to be held at the

Arrangements were made to hold

a Sunday school picnic sometime

during July. A garden party was
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Apply for registration and cabin
accommodation by letter or tele-
phone to

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TELEPHONE: ABBOTSFORD I61Y

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: D. E. McALLISTER or C. C. PETERS, ABBOTSFORD
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home of Mrs. L. Coghlan on Wed-
nesday, June 18,

Mrs, George Savitsky spent a
few days in Vancouver.

Service will be held in the Dunn
Memorial Presbyterian Church on
Sunday at 11 a.m.

Mr. and Mrs. O. Keith are re-
siding on the ranch owned by Mr.
and Mrs. Boury.

Mr, and Mrs. Radki have rented
the farm owned by Hugh Gillis.

Sumas District

Miss J. Short spent the wee
end with friends at White Rock.
Miss Norma Buchanan of Van-
couver visited at home over the
weekend.

Mr. A. E. Yorke of Sicamous
was a Sunday guest of his sister,
Mrs. W. G. Fadden,

Vancouver visitors on Saturday
were Mr, and Mrs. K. McGillivray,
McGillivray, Mrs. J, La-
Marsh and Mrs, C. Baynes.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Aish were Miss Irene Lee
of Burnaby and Mr. Ronnie Aish
of Vancouver.

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Anmnouncement....

Make “THE GLACIER” your refreshment headquarters in Ab-
botsford. Formerly known ‘as Jackson's Confectionery, »THE
GLACIER has been acquired by Mr. Harvey Henderson and
will continue to be managed by Miss Mary Lay, who is already
popular with the customers. It is our intention, in due time, to
completely redecorate and remodel] the premises to make them
more comfortable and more convenient. Our service wil] be
complete and efficient, and we sincerely invite you to come in
and visit THE GLACIER!

We have lots of new ideas that will soon be in effect to bet-
ter serve you—and we will keep you informed of the progress
we are making. Watch for our Glacier Fountain Specials!

“GLACIER SPECIALS” for SATURDAY and SUNDAY

An exciting, novel sundae you will enjoy!

Victory Torch Sundae, 20c¢

PEANUT BRITTLE

A candy treat for everyone!

CANTELOUPE SUNDAE

Refreshing and Satisfying!

TRY IT TODAY! Vp pound {5¢

The Glacier

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Telephone 185 Abbotsford

—BUY VICTORY BONDS—
and “Help Finish the Job”

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The Ladies’ Circle of the Upper
Sumas Misison was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Ross Smith on
Tuesday afternoon. The meeting
opened with a devotional reading

Ridgedale

Among guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Kelleher on Sunday were Miss Ed-
na Johnson and a friend of Van-
couver and Mr. Wm. Bell, Haney.

Mrs. F. Topham spent the week-
end in Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. McCulloch and
Mr. Findlay of Burnaby visited
Mrs. McCulloch’s sister, Mrs. Hugo
Manson, on Sunday.

Mrs. Lloyd Beharrell and Eileen
entertained a few relatives at the
tea hour on Saturday.

Mr. Ken Anderson returned on
Wednesday from Port Moody
where he had been assistant to
his brother-in-law.

A number of young people hiked
to Lost Lake and Signal Point
on Sunday. :

At the Red Cross meeting last
week it was decided to hold the
meetings only once a month, on
the first Thursay. Mrs. Gurney
will be at home the third Thurs-
day to distribute work.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Machell
visited in Vancouver on Friday.

Miss Rhoda Mailes spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Ho-
ward Rottluff.

Mr. and Mrs. George Beharrell
and family spent the weekend in
South Westminster.

A wild goose has joined the
flock of L. T. Beharrell's geese.
It has been shot in the leg.

Gordon Adams and Melvin Petch
are at present stationed in the
McGill University, Montreal, to
train as radio technicians with the
Royal Canadian Air Force.

Matsui

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Erlandson
and family of Bellingham visited
the former’s mother during the
week.

Mr. Bill Kunzmann of Belling-
ham,is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. K

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ANDREWS’ GROCERY

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Prices Th , Friday, y — June 12, 13, 14
Palmolive Soap Fly Tox

4 Regular size .... 23c] 8-07. tin ..... Katee 29

3 Giant size ...... 25c| 16-02. tin ........ 49

220%. tin fosy ce Ole

OXYDOL ......:..... { large & 1 medium pkt. 26c

ROYAL CROWN SOAP, 4 bars, 2 glass tumblers, 25c
5 PEARL WHITE SOAP, | HANDY AMMONIA .:.. 25c

COCOA, Neilson’s ...... Ib.-tin 30c
PAPER NAPKINS, colored, 3 pkt. 25c
TOILET PAPER, ...... 6 rolls 19c
PEANUT BUTTER, your jar 2 Ibs. 23c
BULK BRAN ........... 5 Ibs, 15c
SODAS, Ormonds ... wood box 39c
GRAHAMS, Ormonds, .. Ib.-pkt. 20c
CORN STARCH, Durham ..... qalile

COCOANUT, medium
PET (DOG) FOOD e286: tin 10c
BEUB Sy Jo see aie 2 pkisn 96
BLOATER PASTE ........ Be wc

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Cocoa Cola, 6 btl ctn 25
7-up, Ginger Ale, 6 - 25c
Plus Bottle Deposits

FLY SWATS ;- each 10¢
Get that Fly Now

Miss Audrey Kerr of Vancouver
spent the weekend visiting her
mother, Mrs. G. Kerr.

Miss Lillian Ebbeson of San
Diego, Cal., is spending a couple
of weeks visiting her mother, Mrs.
B, Ebbeson.

Mrs. Len Smith and Mrs. J. Ma-
honey and two children returned
Friday after a week's holiday at
White Rock, Mrs. Mahoney left
Saturday to join Mr. Mahoney in
their new home in Kamloops.

Mrs. T. Rottluff was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the Teach-
ers and ex-teach of \

SALMON, Fancy Keta ............. .... 2 tins 3lc
CASHEW NUTS for baking or eating ..... Vp Ib. 25¢
BAKING POWDER, bulk .............. Ib.-pkt. 19¢
Preservings Needs NEILSON’S
Sealers: — Cert a abintil Stab

Tops, Rings
al =i Milk Chocolate

GOFFEE par Cot, 1el EB
MBs Dated bs 43th ete

Lel. Green Peas, 3lb 25c Pacific Bird Seed Ib. 15c
Bananas .... 2 Ibs. 25c Gillette Blades, pkt. 25c
Local new potatoes and straw- Pot Scrubs -eeveach 5c

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Mrs. D. James of Gifford has in-
vited Matsqui Red Créss to use
her grounds for a garden party on
their next meeting day, June 24.

Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hagen and
daughter Dianne of New Westmin-
Ster visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. O. Sorenson during the week.

Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, A, Beaton included,
Mr. and Mrs. I. Stevenson and
family of Mission and Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Beaton of New West-
minster.

Rev. Eggen is holding a confir-
mation Service in the Lutheran
Church next Sunday, at 3 p.m.

The old Methodist Church has
been moved from Riverside Road
to Wallace Street and the new
schoo] will be erected at the cor-
ner of George St. and Riverside
Road.

The Baptist Ladies’ Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs, H. Vlag
on Thursday, afternoon, June 19.

by Mrs. McAllister foll d by
missionary topic by Mrs. W. Shore.
Visiting friends present were Mrs.
Bruce, Mrs. Boober, Mrs, McAly
lister and Mrs. Banford of Van-
couver and Mrs. W. J. Winson of
Huntingdon. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. L,O. Lam-
son of Vedder Mountain.

Miss Isabel Smith is visiting
relatives in New Westminster for
a week,

Miss Lydia Cline who has been
visiting Mrs, H. Quadling of Bar-
rowton has returned to her home
in Saskatchewan.

Mrs, H. N. Ord has left for Cal-
ifornia and will return with her
two sons who have been attending
school in Pasadena,

Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, M.
Nelles during the week were Mrs.
W. Hall and Miss Thelma Nelles
of Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. F, Arnold of Van-
couver spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. R. ‘Harris.

Huntingdon

Mrs. Fraser York was guest
speaker at the Upper Sumas school
on Friday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Harris and family
visited their parents at Cloverdale
at the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Jean Crouter and
family of Sedro Wooley were the

guests of Mr. and Mrs, Allan
Crouter at the weekend.

a! and Roy visIted Mr. and Mrs, Bill

Beetlestone at White Rock during
the weekend.

Mrs. Lucy Peers of California is
the guest of Mrs, Fraser York for
a few days.

Mrs. Yanwood spent the weekend
at White Rock,

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your approval! You will find here the newest in
beauty services, the newest in shop furnishings, the
newest in comforts. Mrs. Eva Young will personally
Manage the new beauty shop when it reopens on
June 23 in its new premises, and will be assisted by
the same personnel. You will find the highest qual-
ity of workmanship and materials—and an earnest
desire to fill your every beauty whim, As the new
premises will not be completed and the present ones
are being remodelled, we are furced to take a holi-
day between June 16 and 21, but watch for our
opening specials. May we continue to serve you?

Just telephone 182 for a beauty appointment.

ATANGARD BEAUTY SHOP

—EVA M. YOUNG—
Telephone 182

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