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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSOUT NEWS .

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100 DIFFERENT WAYS

GOLDEN

MRS. MADDOCK
of, P. Burns & Co.

THE PIONEER STORE

to use

LOAF SPREDEASY
MAYPOLE

be demonstrated on
DAY, NOVEMBER 14
by

at

] ABBOTSFORD

Mr. and Mrs. E. Millar have return-
edtotheir home in Portland, Oregon,
after a visit witt the latter's parents
Mr. and Mrs. A, M. King,

Guests of Mrs. H. McKinnon on
Sunday were Dr Millar of Victoria
Messrs, J, Mill Aldergrove; James
|| Millar, Vancouver; Mr, and Mrs
B, Fraser, Vancouver, and Miss Jerinie
Stobbs, Mission.

Mission high school soccer ‘team
met the Abbotsford boys on Jubilee
field last Thursday, where they were

|| defeated by a score of two goals to
|] nil. Howard Ralston scored both goals
|] Mrs. Dudley ©. Durrant is one of
the patronesses of the Kinsmen's Club
|| Spanish cabaret to be given on Fri-
day in the Vancouver Hotel. Proceeds
are for the Alexandra Orphanage, of
which Mr. Durrant is president
|] For a benefit cause—patronize the
dance at Poplar hall on Friday; you
will have a good time.

A jolly little whist party was given
in Jubilee hall on Thanksgiving night

When You Deal With a
ae roprietor Merchant

Personal service is that individual attentiori to customers that
the proprietor merchant gives. For almost 20 years that per-
sonal service has been given to the public of Abbotsford by A.
M. King’s Meat Market, and today, it is available to the dis- |
criminating shopper, who seeks QUALITY FIRST with fair
{market prices on meat purchases, Picnic Meats a Specialty.

KING'S MEAT MARKET

The “Personal Service” Butcher

Phone 48

by the Jubilee Association directors,
prizes being won by Mrs. Rowley and
Mr. George Wilson, consolations going
to Mrs. George Wilson and Mr. Frost.

Mr. and Mrs, E. Harroway visited
Mr. and Mrs. H. Thorn over the holi-
days. .

Guests of Mrs. H. Fraser over the
holidays were Mr. and Mrs, J. A.
Grimmett and daughter Margaret cf
Vancdiver; Mr. and Mrs. L. Collison
and children, Vancouver; Mrs. Ste-
fan and son Jack of Chilliwack.

Today it will take a mighty long
nail to catch the average skirt, so
the renaissance of longer dresses*for

FALL DAIRY FEEDING

Feed Now

Home grown feeds are lo

All high producing cows

—it is false economy to

Head Office:
A. M. SPARLING, Manage!

for More Winter

Milk and Larger Profits

Don't expect milk unless you furnish milk-making feeds,

ww both in QUANTITY and QUALITY

of Protein. Scientific, Balanced rations are the only econo-

mical rations,

should be put on a full grain ration

BEFORE production begins to fall START SOON ENOUGH

underfeed high producers.

} The most important single factor in
Remember! better Dairy management is—

—BETTER FEEDING

BUCKERFIELD’S LTD.

: VANCOUVER, B.C
x Abbotsford Branch.

Phone 70

ladies, threatened by fashion designers
will not perturb the Abbotsford vil-
lage fathers, who now have most of
the sidewalks in good repair, or re-
built of concrete.

Abbotsford Motors have been ap-
pointed agents for the Dayton Navi-
gator radios. pe

Thanksgiving guests of Mrs, Insley
were Mr. and Mrs. Crain, and Dr.
Pinkerton of Bellingham, and Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Insley and daughter
Dories of New Wesminster.

Miss Ivy Talbot is paying a visit to
her parents here.

Drop In Some Evening
Editor News

This sounds so simple to urbanites,
suburbanites, and the . denizens of
those semi-congested burgs which
spring up around the cross-roads gas
pump that there appears to be “no-
thing to it.” Mr. and Mrs. Urban wash
up the supper things if newly-married
otherwise Mrs. Urban washes up the
supper things, and there is nothing
more to do but heave the food rem-
nants into the frigidaire, switch off
the radio, and run the car out to some
town or country neighbor.

To Farmer Giles and his wife, how-
ever, this “dropping around some ey-
ening” business implies a far differ-
ent procedure, and the amount of
j hard labour and harder cussing’ re-
| quired to enable these folks to leave
their Areadian retreat for an even-
ing party would surprise that half of
the world which does not know how
this half lives,

While Mrs. Giles is clearing away
the supper things, washing out the
leases finishing off a batch of
pickles, putting on the breakfast por-
ridge, sweeping out the kitchen, get-
ting out her finery, shaking out the
Old Man's “go-to-meeting” pants, and
sewing on the odd button, her sheik is
bedding down a dozen cows, feeding
the team, cutting the morrow’s kind-
ling, midwifing the old sow, and feed-
ing out the fingers of one hand as all

night suckers to a bunch of calves in

Art Monument €o., Ltd.

H. MATTHEWS .-

St. Ni
Local Representative

Erectors of

“
ABBOTSFORD CENOTAPH

the easily-fool@i age, ticing up the
dog, putting out the cat, and running

icholas

WAGON WORK

TAL AND
DESIGNERS

An All-Canadian Firm—with Ex-War

Service Personnel

Horse Shoeing a Specialty

- John Sorby

The old McMenemy Shop,

602 Kingsway, 121 Richmond St.
Vancouver New Westminster
“Build B.C,’
3,000
Farmers

Own
Pacific
Milk

3,000 farmers, intimately
twined with the social and

Pacific Milk.
Upon its purity, richness

with this milk.

Factory at
ABBOTSFORD B.C.

siness life of the province, own

flavor their prosperity depends
so the greatest care is taken

PACIFIC MILK

St. Andrew’s and
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Abbotsford, B.C.

Eeal Blacksmithing

WHEELWRIGHT & GENERAL

down an ancient hen for tomorrows’
| dinner.

Coming red-hot from the barn, as
| it were, he has now to rid himself not
|] only of his workaday clothes, but of
{an aroma which cannot possibly be
|| mistaken for roses round the door,
|| mew-mown hay, apple-blossom time in
| Normandy, or any other pastoral per-
fume that could inspire a romantic
longing to “go back to the farm” and
this can only be removed by a thor-
ough scrubbing in a hot solution of
lysol and sheep-dip, rinsed off with a
good spraying of flytox, and a rubdown
with ammonia,”

His party suit donned at last, he

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Town Property

Residences at Bargain Prices

Farm Lands

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Hall, Abbotsford

All Scottish Folk
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Accurate Tests Prompt Returns and

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We know Jand values, and can
find buyers, sellers and renters.

Phones: B.C. 116; Farmers 3425

leaves his wife fixing up some rungs
in a ladder which no gentlemanly
mouse would think of climbing and

this, he has to cross the yard in his
best shoes, a risky feat in daylight,
but sheer foolhardiness at this time
of night. :

Arriving at the garage, which. is
just ‘swank’ for hen-house-annex, he
pulls up the front seat and measures
the gas in the old tub, fills up the ra~
diator, blows up the off hind tire, and
throws the rooster out of the back
seat, and, after 10 or 15 minutes
cranking, the bus is ready for the road

Do not bldme them, then, when
they arrive late at the party, and if
at frequent intervals, their faces re-

| E. TODD

| A COMPLETE LOCAL STORE

Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes, Patent Medicines
Poultry Feeds, Flour, Gasoline

Phone Ab, 86Y Gifford Station

You can buy cheap
and well in Gifford

goes out to start the oid Ford. To do||

POOL ROOM
ROOMS

BARBER SHOP
CONFECTIONERY
-Public Baths 35¢

Sec. \

Ours is a

Service
We can:

A. McCALLUM

The Districts Pioneer
Realty & Insur ance Man

Phone 43 or 77

Home-makers !

COMPLETE

ABBOTSFORD (next P.O.)

+ Issue You Your Marriage Li

Find You a Nice Home or Farm Site

Effect the Purchase and Execute the

Necessary Papers.

“Write Up the Insurance of Your Home
Your Furniture and On Your Life

Issue Endowment or Trust Accounts
for the Children

Attend All Notarial Work & Affidavits

Execute Your Will

A. HOLMBERG

Former Matsqui Hotel, Matsqui, B.C.

ASSEY-HARRIS

Farm Implements
ARE THE BEST

W. C. BLINCH

Local Agent
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
GAS, OIL, ETC
ROAD (opposite

Phone 23M

WHATCOM
Municipal Hall

CLAYBURN

Mr. and Mrs, Fred Healey and baby
of Vancouver, are visiting Mr, and
Mrs. F. Healey, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Ball, Mrs. J. W.
Ball, Miss Lillian Ball and Mrs. M
Virtue spent Friday in Vancouver,

Mrs, James Martin and son Ken-
neth of Britannia Mines visited Mr.
and Mrs, T. Ayling.

Mrs. J. Bailey and family of Brad-
ner visited her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs. T. Cairns,

Mr. and Mrs, R. Telford of Los An-
geles visited friends in he village last
week.

Mr, F. Wilkinson of Vancouver was
the holiday guest of his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cross of Seattle
spent the week-end as guests of the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Davies.
Miss Margaret Woodroofe of Seat-
tle visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs, M. Virtue.

Mrs, O. Wilkinson of Horseshoe*Bay
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Kay.

Mr. and Mrs. Haigh of Vancouver
visited the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Kay.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles!

PEARDONVILLE PENCILLINGS |

—
Everyone is taking advantage of the
fine weather to gather in their winter
supply of fruit and vegetables
Mrs. Tracey, Sr. is visiting in Van-
souver this week.
Mrs. Eckman
r illness.
ony R. Fletcher's family have been
on the sick list, but are now able to
be about again.
Mrs. Geo. Taylor is slow]:
escing. z
Mr. Robt, Williams of Vancouver 35
visiting his brother, Mr. J. Williams.
Mr. J. Block has purchased 10 acres
of land from Mr. Duncan, south of
Huntingdon road, and building a re-
sidence on Mt. Lehman road south
Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Gardner of Lyn-
den were yisitors at the Stafford home
last week. “Aunt Emma

has recovered from

ly conval-

ABBOTSFORD MAN HEADS DIS- z
TRICT CONSERVATIVE BODY

At a meeting of the Conservative
Association of Chilliwack constituency
held in Chilliwack last Wednesday,
E. T. Weir-of Abbotsford was appoint-
ed ding Stuart David-

and family of New Wesminster. spent
Sunday as the guest of the latter's
sister artd brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. William Fooks.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Collins spent the
holiday as the guest of the latter's
rents, Rey. and Mrs. J. H. White.
Miss Lillian Ball has returned to
Vancouver after visiting her parents.
Messrs. Fred Simpson and Pat.
Powers spent Monday in Vancouver.
Mr. I. Trimnell of Vancouver spent
Sunday as the guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Trimnell.

Miss Ella Bennett left on Sunday
for Seattle, where she will visit her
neice and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Cross
Mr. and Mrs. H. Richmond of Kil-
gard spent Sunday as the guest of the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, H.
Richmond.

Miss Chrissie Gillies spent the week
end in Vancoueyr as the guest of her
and brother-in-law, Mr. and

Miss Kay Sutherland spent the
week-end as the guest of Miss Peg
Simpson, of Chilliwack,

gister misery. Do not take this as
a reflection on the entertainment;
they are doing their best to have a
good time, but fearful and harrow-
ing thoughts persecute them from
time to time. Has the bull got out
of the pasture and cleaned up all the
winter cabbage. Has the

son, and M. M. Shore was elected se-
cretary. No changes in district boun-
daries were made,

Baker Outshoots Farmers At Sumas
Albert Lee emerged winner in the
turkey shoot held at Whatcom road
on Sunday, obtaining the highest
score and elght turkeys. C. A. Lam-
son came second with four birds, and
Game Warden Wiilial qualified for
one pair of drumsticks. =

.

Wind and rain
put 1,000
telephones out
of order

Wind and rain, causing 22
cases of cable trouble, put about

smoked and burnt up the old home-
stead. Perhaps the colt has crossed
his feet over the halter rope and
strangled itself. Has the old sow
laid on it?
Has the ...... ? Well, its only
a couple of hours trom milking time,
anyway. GEH.

Sotly > ASuittly Gralostcbly
BELLINGHAM
Everson Everett" Seattle
Sumas to Bellingham $1.25; return $2.00
Sumas to Everett $2.60; return $4.50
umas to Seattle $3.20; return $5.65
Chrough Tickets. Direct Connections
Stage leaves Sumas for Bellingham
Daily at 8.50 am., 11.30, 230 p.m., 5.45
and on Sunday 6.30 pm. Leaves Bel-
lingham at 7.30 a.m., 1,00-p.m., 4.00 and
6.00 On Sunday at 8.30 a.m., 1.00 p.m.

5.00 and 10.30. Direct Connection with
Huntingdon Trains. ill |
. C, HESSELGRAVE, Sumas SSS
J Phone Sumas. M-57. jE]

1,000 out
of order on October 17. The
strong wind swayed the cables
and caused cracks in the shea-
ths, permitting rain to enter
and wet the insulation. The
majority of the trouble develop-
ed over night, and telephone men
were out at daybreak to make
repairs. The trouble was dis-
tributed throughout the Great-
er Vancouver area.

B.C. TELEPHONE COMPANY

FRIDAY & SATURDA

Cherry

y SPECIAL—

bc per Ib. No delivery;

white they Inst, Fee: 5 lbs.tfor $1.00

Anger -

Sultana Fruit Cake

Customers must

is a poison

and very often is caused by poisons
from your food. If you find yourself
look to

angry often for slight cause,
your food.

Lee’s Krispy
Krust Bread

is the great harmonizer.

Instead of

fighting with other foods, it gently

soothes and promotes digestion.

all food. “a
Phone 54
for good bread
and groceries

Its

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TWO DAYS ONLY — WHILE THEY LAST.

Harry D. Hipwell

FREE GOLD FISH

Friday and Saturday only...

ABSOLUTELY FREE with a purchase of ONE 50c Tube of

Ny-Denta
Tooth Paste

and a package of Nyal Fish Food

Get

The Prescription Specialist

TWO LIVE GOLD FISH IN A GLASS GLOBE

Yours Now

Abbotsford and Chilliwack. Branch Store at Sardis

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| Victor Agency Novelties
| A well selected stock of Jewellry

| Watches, Clocks, Brooches, Pins,
Novelties, Etc. at Low Prices,

J.C. TUCKER |

| MANN BLOCK, ABBOTSFORD |

MADE

“BATTERIES

FACTORY. 1461 VENABLES

John A. McDonald

GENERAL

Fri. & Sa

Toys
Gift Goods NOW!
Here is the Second Week of
Big Unloading Sale --- Now Gccds
Bought for Fall” Have Arrived’ --
Holiday Goods -- Gift Goods -- Our

First Showing Now --
Reduced Prices rr And: Al

Christmas Goods on Dis
Extra Specials for

UNLOADING SALE

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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 1 2 5R

) W. H. FRANCKS

Optometric

“;
Eye Specialist
12 Years of
“Experience in Your
Guarantee of
Satisfaction
Optical Parlors;
STANDARD JEWELRY CO,
791 Granville Street, Vancouver,
Dr. Francks will be pleased to extend

HOUSE SLIPPERS
CHILDREN’S in felt
LADIES, leather,
BOYS, in leather
MEN'S, felt and leather, from §| 79

fur trimmed $137
ree ea $]

WATCH CHAINS
Guaranteed quality,
white gold plate; smart bar |;

ends. Only

in yellow

Spring ring and watch catch ¢
125

and
ink styles

CHINA TOY TEA SETS

10-Piece set, nicely decorated
in attractive colors, per set

White Rayon Silk; patterns
black designs; fringe ends

59°

MEN'S SILK SCARVES

$179

painted

15-INCH DRESSED DOLLS

Assorted colors of Felt Dri
esse $
unbreakable head ar

muslin underwear, felt shoes

RAZORS
Auto-Strop Razor,

boxed with 10 blades, real y;

bo

gold-plated, nicely

alue 98°

his service to former and new patients
at his Vancouver clinic,

Opposite Brick Yq

DO YouR CHRISTMAS sy
ow

STAMPED Goops x
Aprons, Runner Tea Cloths, 33° & up

you want

A small deposit will hold the goods

HOPPING

THE VILLAGE STOR

rd CLAYBURN, B.C,

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