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vegetables look
and the cost is so

Potato Ricers - - -
Makes
much nicer

your

Cookie Tins - - -
Bnameled in ivory o:
Keeps cakes and cook

Aluminum Tea Kettles 89c
Reinforced rolled eds
botton Duro mak
Skillets : .

The ideal way to fry ste:
Heavy cast, 8-in.-in dian
Floor Wax - .

1-Ib, tins, Pat
glossy surfa:

Attractive

on the
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cold,

23c
a brilliant and
mn floors, ete,

md pm
alindes of yin

Keeps In the
2 Ofeet in carton and
complete with

Aluminum Tea Kettles oe

Duro Aluminum,
latest dome Shape,

Fern Pots - - - - 29¢
earthenwa pots,

s, bright

, blue,

Weatherstrip # aie wo

heat, ceps out the

A-qt. c
with woo

Tea Pots - - 25c
Brown earthenware, full 6 cup
ze.

Ironing Boards - - $1.35
Polding wpe, st made of

white nine, .
Double Boilers - $1.69 |
Wearever Aluminum, light in is
weight, yet we ike steel.

Water Sets

ly around the home.

DALY HARDWARE

sate Selection in District

ea Clothing for
LADIES’ re -WOOL

Sizes 844 to
; Special—

i arm and cosy.
Re; i ar

Lined.

Opp. P.O.

Cold Days !

MEN’S LEATHER MITTS

Warm and strong. Pr.

89°

MEN’S bee WOOLLEN
SOCKS

warm greys, white heel and
toe, Priced at 49c; 450; 39c and

29¢

BOYS’ WOOLLEN SOCKS

Fine for Rubber boots

29c

Round neck,

Long sleeves, V_ neck,
ao

LADIES’ FLANNELLETTE

NIGHTGOWNS

short sleeves, in a
medium sizo—

79¢

medium

95¢

Fry's Corner---Where

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7 RCE CRORE A RRR

Sumas Paying Tenders Opened
Tenders have been received by the
provincial government for the re-
surfacing of ten miles of the Sumas
highway between Chilliwack and Ab-

botsford.
The tend were on an alternate
basis for hine-made and hand-

labor supplies, and were as follow

Columbia Bithulithie Compan;
Ltd., $14,850 at $1.10 per cubic y:
alternatively $15,390 by hand labor.

W. C. Davis, Vancouver, $12,082
at 89% cents per cubic yard and the
same price for hand_labor.

(Pawson, Wade & Co., Ltd. $13,230
cents per cubic yard; alternat-
fens $16,200 by hand labor.

General truction Co., Ltd.
Vancouver, $15,525 at $1.15 per cubic
yard; alternatively $16,200 by hand
labor.

The work will be proceeded with
as soon as conditions permit this
spring.

Card of Candidacy

am again asking the ratepayers
of Abbotsford for thelr support, con-
fident that my record for the past
ten years is fficlent_promise of the

‘OVERWATTEA

The {00 per cent. British Columbia firm that is entirely

DALY'S DRY GOODS

ATANGARD BLOCK

TELEPHONE 64

owned and controlled by its own employees.

SPECIALS TOR THURS.

PRI, & SAT'DAY,

Jan 31; Feb. 1 & 2

WILD ROSE

Blueing

Qc

Reckitt’s

2 packets

EMPRESS

Baking
Powder
2:-Ib. tin—

49¢

ious service I pledge myself
to give if elected for another term.

BP. WEBSTDR

Offer

Revenue-earning Abbotsford property
for sale, lease or trade for Sumas
Prairie land; will pay substantial cash
difference if sulted.
PROPERTY COMPRISES—
6-room house, modern, on town
em, commanding view,
good neighborhood.
ays been. occupied.

Store - workshop ‘property, large
floor space; electricity and water
connection, sidewalk, low insur-
ance rate, etc. Rented.
se Interested please write W. T.

Co. News Oftice. 2p

Wanted — An Experienced man
to represent lumber firm in this
rict on a commission basis. Box 27,
News Office. inp

FOR SALE—Jersey Cow,
ing this week,
ford P. O.

freshen-
C. Armitage, Abbots-

DINAMITE
SPECIAL

2 PACKETS eee
THE PRICE OF

Both For ‘I 9

PEARL

6 bars -

SOAP

WHITE

CORN
FLAKES

SUGAR KRISP

PURITY QUICK
COOKING

Packet

OATS

SARDINES
iting» 10°

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4 packets

SALE

PURITY
TABLE

3:-lb. bag

qe

PINEAPPLE
Pine "1 5¢

MACARONI

READY-CUT

3 1b. pkts.

25°

OXO CUBES

LARGE sIZi

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WALNUTS

ANNUAL MEETING

—OF THE—

Abbotsford & District
Board of Trade

—WILL BE HELD IN THE—
Legion Quarters
=on—

Friday, February Ist

—AT 8 P.M.

Traffic Was Checked

Matthews Takes Sumas Council Seat

of one vote,

By a margin Ferd
Matthews, McKenzie road, w elec-
ted councillor for ward one, Sumas

municipality, at Saturday's election.
The vote was: Clarence Nelson (re-
tiring councillor) 22; Ferdinand Mat-

:]thews 23,

Only three votes were polled in the
forenoon, when the hall was practi-
cally inaccessible, being blocked by
snowdrifts on Whatcom road and by
flood water three feet deep to the
west on Vye road. Men were put at
work by Councillor Nelson shovelling
out a roadway through the big drift
m road just south of the
cial highway, and at a
point north of the agricultural hall,
and traffic was made possible in the
early afternoon.

This also made it possible to get
food supplies to residents of Upper
Sumas and Evan-Thomas, from
whence a truck made deliveries to
a point near Killarney farm. Here
food supplies were ferried by raft
across a flooded part of the road and
distributed to families isolated near
the Co-Operative warehouse. Rising
water on Sunday made another deli-
very impossible.

One of the CHWK towers crashed
during the storm, and through lack
of power the station has been off the
air. The management resourcefully.
issued a daily bulletin, which sold xt
25 cents a copy.

“LUSCIOUS”

HOME CANNED FRUITS AND
VEGETDABLES with the FLAVOR
SEALED IN.

Have your meat and fish canned the
“LUSCIOUS” way. For prices on
canned goods and for canning apply

Mrs. E, Phillips and

Mrs. 0. Thompson

Phone 69W.

Work Clothes...

.,are of more interest these
days, with some work in sight:

Blue Denim Pants, 8-02, $439

PAlegue ets eases Sect
$4.00

Suede Shirts, all sizes

AAG ANC ven cle «cis vers
Canvas Gloves,
TACO) et ieepees cles = pe
Horsehide Glove, special

69¢
Split Leather Glove, spec. 30
Codes Heavy Sox f

i-1b, welght 5.2" 95E
Codes 3-lb, Sox 3 prs. $4.00
Stanfields Red Label $4.89

Buck’s Dry Goods

2 Doors West of Safeway Store

British Columbia Coast Growers’
Association |

Postponement of Annual Meeting!

Owing to the extremely cold!
weather and impassable , due
to snow storms, the Annual Meeting,
called for Priday, January 25th, has

seen postponed to

FRIDAY, PEBRUARY 8 1935

the latter
Westmins!

and will be held on
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the City E , be-

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advise all interested partles

Keep Fit!

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If you are
cold easily
or suffer aa minor ailments
a0) by an occasional
igeaeiie eae
rate is low and the
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| and-aea tay testimonials,
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Phone 40 Lady Assistant
§ Building ‘Abbotsford

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Lettuce | Sweet erp

Solid Heads Pototoes Oranges

2 for— | 4 lbs. 2 dozen

fas, 19°

35°

OVERWAITEA, LTD.

Ped wi,

R, CARLSON, Mer.
Gilmour BI

Phone 61
Abbotstord

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= Wanted Immediately, Good Grade

SHINGLE BOLTS

BY THE

Robt. McNair Shingle Company, Ltd.
VANCOUVER and PORT MOODY

Enquire of { ABBOTSFORD LUMBER CO. Ltd Phone Ab. 10

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Abbotsford's First Pharmacy
offers you the most complete
service in the Central
Fraser ve

Eric

Phones 8 and 82

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SPECIALS FOR THURS.,

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URL, & SAT'DAY, Jan 3 Feb, 1 & 2—
BUTTER, Alberta - «- = - + + lbs, 82¢
CHEESE, Fraser Valley, mild and tasty - Lb. [8c
TEA, Nabob, with $1.00 order only - «+ Lb. 39

Vacuum Lb. tin 35¢
20-Ib. sack 95¢

2 packets 19¢
3 boxes 23¢

CELLO

HONEY GRAHAMS

Lb. pk. 19c

COFFEE, Braid’s Best ee eras
ROLLED OATS, Robin Hood - - -
SHREDDED WHEAT - = = = =
MATCHES, Eddy’s Owl - - = = =

HOLLY

PORK & BEANS
3 tins 18c

SUGAR KRIS?
CORN FLAKES
3 pkts 19c

TOMATOES, R. City 21's 3 tins 29¢] ACS BEST
PEAS, Bestovall 2 sqt. - 3 tins 25¢ CATSUP
CORN, R. City White 2’s - 3 tins 25¢|2 tins 19c
GREEN BEANS, B.C., 2 sqt. 2 tins 25¢]
PINEAPPLE CUBES, Giant Flats Tin {0c NORWEGIAN
BLUEBERRIES, Eagle 2’s - - Tin (5c SARDINES
PEARS, Biue Ridge 2’s - - 2 tins 25c *
SALMON, Billow /y’s - - 2tins 15¢)2 tins 19c
HERRINGS IN TOMATO SCE. 2 tins 25¢ =
KIPPERED SNACKS, tasty - 5 tins 25c APRICOT JAM
MOLASSES, Monogram 1{1/2-Ib. tin 10c =
TOILET TISSUE, Canadian 3 rolls 10c|32-0Z. jar 29¢
BROWN GREEN JAP «|B. LIMA
BEANS PEAS RICE BEANS
3 Ibs. 19c]5 Ibs. 19¢]5 Ibs. 19c¢]3 Ibs. 25¢
PASTRY FLOUR, S. Cross - 5 Ibs. 19¢]  nroxen
BAKING PDR: Guaranteed Lb. bag 19c > SODAS

BAKING SODA, pure - Lb. bag 9c
COCOANUT, fine or medium - Lb, 19¢|2 bags 19¢
GoEARL soap |JIF SOAP FLKS. |{ pk. Steel Wool
3 Bars Free Cup and 3 Ibs, Sal Soda
MAXINE Saucer { Eureka Bleach
9 for - 29c|All for 18c |All for 22¢
ORANGES - - - Dozen 19¢ Oo. K. ®
GRAPEFRUIT - - ~- 4 for {5c ONIONS
BANANAS - - ‘« 3 Ibs, 2{c

LETTUCE. .. . ~ o'forigs(@ bs Jae

SAFEWAY MARKET SPECIALS
QUALITY BEEF TENDER YOUNG PORK

Rib Boiling Beef - Lb. 8¢ | Shoulder Roasts .... Lb. 14¢
Pot Roasts . Lb. 10c | Pork Steak ........ Lb. 16¢
Cross Rib Roasts .... Lb. 12¢ | Pork Liver .......... Lb. 10e J
Fresh Minced Beef .. Lb. 10¢ Ss

Beef Sausage ..... 2 Ibs, 25¢ | PUBTCHER'S BACON

in the piece

DD... pat egg 32¢
CURED MEATS
Cottage Rolls ...... Lb. 23¢
FRESH FISH JOWISs exard as 5
Red Salmon ..,..... Lb. 16¢ | Bologna ... 2
Wangs Gods Hawks cuss. Lb. 14e | *-lb. Cooked Ham .
Fresh Herring .... 2 lbs, 15¢ | %-Ib. Lakewood Loaf 3c

Safeway Stores, Ltd, We Reserve the Rig

isht to Limit Quantities

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Why Abbotsford Bread 3
and Cakes are ‘Quality’

. Because nothing but the best of ingredients. go

lucts—we inspect everything
shop, anad if it isn't asolutely pure,
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Because our baking and cooking is si

Bakers, who are used to prod Sines cee
who know how, and able to. t
once, but DAY AFTER DAY,

ABBOTSFORD

Next P.O, Weeks & Bader,

by Master
of foods—men
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SAI |

BAKERY

Props. Telephone 1

primary teacher}

Miss Gladys
Bree ata lassi Hise Abbotsford Ratepayers Meet
las resignec Abbotsford ratepa ded a
to take a position in Vancouve She pavers has
Sane eae es aa h meeting called by the commissioner
Ren ee ss can) last evening, when the candidates £08
a election declared their platforms and
a2 al the balance sheet was scrutinized:
‘ Su ‘ulon was made that an auxiliary
First train in five days to reach | ¢ » be purchased for hay ong
the Valley from the Coast arrived in| Wter service and that a lst

ace
counts paid monthly be ub lianed in

Matsqui last Thuraday, {the local newspaper,

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