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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 1938

ARVEST

In. this our Annual Fall Opening Event, the J.
exceptinnal values in every

farm for the season now upon us. This space

department to help you prepare the family,

ot VALUES

S. Daly Stores of Abbotsford provide you with
the home and the
permits only a few of a great harvest of values

to be shown: come in and see the many others as well as the goods for yourself,

DRYGOODS

OREPB

Tae
ad¢

SILK
HOSE—
Pair, ...-
CHIFFON
HOSE. ..-
EMI-
SERVICE

LADIES’ WINTERWEIGHT COTTON
VESTS—small, medium, large; 39c and....

LADIES’ MEDIUM-WEIGHT COTTON

BLOOMERS—Pair 39c and......+6s-+eeeee 29¢

WOOL-AND-RAYON V

CHILDREN’S WOO!
BLOOMERS. ...----+

CHILDREN’S WINTER-WEIGHT COTTON 29¢
VESTS AND BLOOMEKS. Per garment... .

LADIES’ SILK SLIPS
Priced from....

SATIN & OREPE
PANTIES—Pair

LADIES’ & MISSE
SKIRTS—in assorted
colors and styles....++++
Assortment of Silk and Rayon
Lingerie Sets—

make very acceptable gifts
Sette: B9¢

Would

See Our Assortment of
Knitting Instruction Books—
g Specially Priced to Clear

a9¢

PABRIC GLOVES—in Fall shades

WHITE FLANN ELETTE—36-in, wide

4 yards for 85c; Yard......++++e+eeeeeeee 22¢

STRIPED FLANNELETTE—asko plain a5¢
shades of pink, blue, grey; 4 yds. 95c; Yard

Assortment of Fancy Work at Sale Prices

DEPARTMENT

DRESS
sizes

ME: TOOKE
SHIRTS—all white,
1144 7
Each

MEI 'S TOOKE SHIRTS—
in stripes and

Check Tach... SPL 89
SHADOW-TONE SHIRTS—
checks; an out- .
Sanding ‘valve... SLO
MEN’S TIES—

Special Values at., De
MEN'S DRESS GLOVES—

grey, brown, $155

black, Pair......
MEN’S FASHION CAPS—

in eight distinctive B8¢

patterns, Each .
FALL SHADES IN MEN’S
HATS—Get yours at our

sale Price of H
anne $160

MEN’S HEATHER MIXTURE SW
COATS—sizes 36 to 44. Each,...

mn P49

BOYS’ PULLOVER SWEATERS—zipper

fastener; fawn and blue. Bach........+.++ $1 39

HEAVY JUMBO SWHATERS—black only
Sizes 36 to 44. Each

MEN’S DR ox-
FORDS — smart fall 7
styles, all ¥

MEN’S ‘LONG-WEAR”

OXFORDS 4
duabie., SpewOr
“LEADER” OXFORD

for style and wear
Dlack Nu-

calf Dlucher pa AT

MEN’S ART SILK and LISLE HOSE—
Outstanding value at 2 pairs for..:.......-.- B5¢

WOOL WORK SOX—you save when you

buy these at 2 pairs for........ceeeeee cere A5¢

BOYS’ GOLF HOSE—elastic tops

Sizes 6 to 10. Pair. ..c. sce cic cree sstnces 23¢

MEN’S HEAVY LEATHER WORK
BOOTS—al sizes. Pair....

MEN’S PLAIN-TOE WORK BOOTS—
Sizes 6 to 10. Pair...

BOYS’ ALL-LEATHER SCHOOL BOOTS— 2:39
Sizes 11 to 5%. Pair

FLOOR &
Quart...
Gallon. .

INTERIOR SPAR VARNISH— 99¢
SPADING FORKS— ; B9¢

PLAIN WHITE BUILDING, PAP)
Roll.

TWO-PLY ROOFING—
Roll of 108 square feet. ...--++eeeeeeeeee

GALVANIZED TEE HINGES
Corrugated for Strength

1 CORN BROOM; 1 MOP HANDLE
Both for. ....++++ +++ RGD osc ce ceccecrcces

3b9¢

NISTER SETS—1 pieces, in several
rrent patterns. Set. .

Cc
di

Chinaware===

15% off all Royal Winton
Chintz.

OUR STOCKS ARE GOOD IN—
PETIDT POINT : PRUDENCE
AUSTRALIAN DAISY

ROYAL ALBERT

BLOSSOM TIME ;:

All-Copper
Wash Boilers
aa eee $259

HARDWARE DEPARTMENT

EVERYTHING
for the
HUNTER

> Shot Gun
Shells—

SUPER X
IMPERIAL

SHOT GUNS

HUNTER COATS
WADERS

LUNCH KIT— With vacuum bottle
Complete... ......ccessses .

ALUMINUM PRESERVING KETTLES—
Blue speckled, with rack for 7 qt- jars

COLD BLAST LANTERNS—tall and
Short globes. Each.

98¢
$149
$109

8-inch
Each

YELLOW MIXING BOWLS—

OUPS & SAUCERS in assorted patterns

Real yaluee st, per doses iaduss as 39¢

McClary
Jubilee
Range

In two-tone

finish,

shelf;

Por-
high
style,

Ivory

celain with
square

Formerly $83.5

Now---

$74.50

Drygoods Phone 64

J. S. Daly Stores

Hardware Phone 180

OFFICERS ELECTED

|

BY SOCCER CLUB;

{PLAN LOCAL LEAGUE

| «me Abbotsford Football Club held
leneir annual meeting in the Men's
Club hall on Thursday, September
22. J. W. Watson, former president
of the junior club, was elected pres- |

ident; T. Ruben, vice-president; H.
Thomas was re-elected secretary-
treasurer, and A. Hulton-Harrop was
unanimously elected honorary pres-
ident.

It was decided by
not to canvass the local
other

the meeting
merchants
for but
‘to find other means to raise finan-
although donations will be
received by the club,

that the
strong

funds, as dn years,
ces,
gratefully

The meeting also felt
club not financially
enough to enter competition in the
Vancouver leagues, instructed
the secretary to write former mem-
bers of the old Fraser Valley league
to try and re-organize Same, at a
meeting on September 29, at 8 p.m.

was

and

nae

mall range with the big oven.

The
at the low price.

this range.

Look

WHAT A RANGE!—
THE NEW: “STREAMLINED”
ENAMEL RANGE

Automatic sliding oven tray
brings baking out in front when
doors are opened! See it today!

$9950,

We will gladly accept your old
range as part payment

tube

WILLAN’S REDRESS #
If It Gomes Prices Will Advance 4} |
Buy That New Range Now!! 4)}

7
THE NEW PONTIAC RANGE—High shelf, new base, Ivory Pnamel

Come in and See $5950 ]

WORLD NEWS IS
ALL-IMPORTANT!

Get it on a—

DE FOREST CROSLEY

Music-Master Classic

RADIO

series; 5<

Standard band—7-tube per-
formance!

$37.95

SHOT GUN and RIFLE SHELLS

BADMINTON RACQUETS

WILLAN’S HARDWARE

East of R. R. Track

Telephone 81 )

\
RI DO DCCC VOC OCC OD DS SSS IO

in the Canadian Legion rooms.

A delegation was also sel 1 to
wait on the Abbotsford commission- |'
ers and request improvement in the
condition of the football field.

This year would be a great year
to develop football talent, judging
by the turn-out of young soccer
enthusiasts on Jubilee grounds on
Sunday.

PRIZEWINNER

Prizes secured at the Chilliwack
Fair last week by Dan Hunt, well-
known Abbotsford horseman, includ-
ea: first, grand champion and gold
|medal for yearling stallion; first for
|two-year-old filly, first and second
for yearling fillies, third for 1938
foal, second for best group, three
animals sired by registed stallion,
lana second for progeny of dam. Mr.
Hunt won first and second
prizes for his entries of wheat and
third for oats. His two sons, John
land Hugh, were prizewinners for
showmanship.

also

BRADNER

| In a boxla game between Bradner

|Ferns and Chilliwack to decide
which team shuld play for the
championship, Bradner won, 14-5.

One of the players, Colin Carmichael
sustained a broken wrist and
Mervyn Clark hurt his

Stanley Emerson met with a cu-
rious accident on Monday. The lad,
who is a pupil at Bradner school,
was sewing a baseball when the
thread broke. His arm slipped and
and needle pierced his eye. There
appears to be no danger of the boy
losing his sight,

Harvest Thanksgiving services were
held at St. Margaret's church on Sun-
day, Sept. 18. Rev. F. S. Henderson
preached. The church was beautiful-
{ly decorated with flowers, fruit and
vegetables, later turned over to the
M.S.A. hospital, After the service, a
church managers’ meeting was held
in the vestry.

The brary van will be in Brad-
ner on Thunsday at 10.35 am,

Master Arthur Hansen spent the
week-end at North Vancouver, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jensen.

Miss Ellen Owen’ has left for
Prince Rupert, where she will spend
the winter months as guest of Rev-
H. G .and Mrs, Funston,

Mr. and Mrs. G, Smith and family
of Vancouver and their guest, Cadet
D. Knowls of M.S. Pacific Enterprise
of London, England. were guests of
Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Nicholson on
Sunday last.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Newsom of
Sandwick, V.I. were guests of Mrs.
Newson'’s mother, Mns, EB. T. Owen
for a few days recently.

Mr, James A, Carmichael> was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs, B, Adams in
Vancouver for a few days.

MATSQUI PROPOSAL
ON EDUCATION COSTS
ADOPTED BY U.B.C.M.
The Union of British Columbia
Municipalities convention at
on Thursday urged the
Government to take over

arm.

Nelson
Provincial
the entire
burden of current educational costs
with the understanding municipalit-
les would continue to provide
cessary school accommodation, and
that local school boards continue to

ne-

CASH TRADING MAKES POSSIBLE:
THESE SUPER- SPECIALS

Prices Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sept.29, 30, Oct~

Jewel Shorteningss: °™

4-lh ctn. 4c}

EMPRESS PLUM JAM—Pure_ -
SEEDLESS RAISINS—Australian

B. & K. PASTRY FLOUR - -
CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS—Red Arrow
POPPING CORN: - - - -

GINGER SNAPS—Red Arrow -
SALAD OjL—Soya Bean - -

VINEGAR—White or Brown - -
MIXED PICKLING SPICES- - -

JELS RITE—for Jams and Jellies
Sugar B.C. Icing -

B.C. Yellow
Butter First Grade
TT ea Airway - = -

Highway

= = = Lb

~ = 2 bottles
my Se 2bIbS:
eee i |

3 lbs. 79c

4-lb. tin

2 Ibs.
- T-lb. sack
2 dozen
Lb.
6 dozen
-  1{5-oz. bottle
- 32-02, bottle

Lb. 43c

Highway = = = 2 +) = Lb. 386
Excello (Our Finest) - - Lb, 29c
Coffee Highway (Real Value) - Lb, {9c

_ KELLOGG’S POST'S OGILVIE
2 All Wheat BRAN FLAKES MINUTE OATS
1 Corn Flakes (14-02.)
 pkts. BEE | D Pkts. VUE | | pkts. DEE
Apricots, Berryland 17-0z. 2 tins 25c SLICED
Blueberries, Eagle 17-0z...2 tins 25c PINEAPPLE
Orange Juice, 12-0z.........Tin 10c ti
Peaches, Libhy's 2 sqi.......Tin 17¢| S&S Soe
Pork * Beans, 16-0z.......3 tins 25c HEDLUND'S
Spaghetti & Cheese, I’s....3 tins 25c] § P R E A DS
Peas & Carrots, 17-0z.......Tin IIc ti
Tomatoes, R. City 214’s..2 tins 21c| & “ms DEE
Corn Niblets, DelMaiz....2 tins 25c ae
Pea Soup, Habitant.......3 tins 19c CORNED BEEF
S Im Billo tall........3 tins 25c .

AIMON Red Breast 14’s..2 tins 25¢] @ tins DEE
Rice - - - 4 Ibs, [7c] 0K. Soap - 6 bars 25¢
Beans - - 4 Ibs. 17c} Palmolive - 4 cakes 23c
Split Peas - 3 Ibs. {9c} Oxydol ~ Giant pkt. 69c
Green Peas - 3bs. l5c]| Lifebuoy - 3 cakes 19¢
Cut Macaroni - 3 lbs. {9c} Baby’s Own Soap Cake 9c
Tomatoes......6 Ibs. 15c}| Oranges, med...Dozen 18c

Lettuce........3 for 10c} Grapefruit . 6 for 19¢
Celery ........ Each 10c} Lemons ... 6 for 15c
Grapes ...... 2 Ibs. 19c| Cauliflower .... 2 for 15¢

CHOICE BEEF

SHOULDER ROASTS Lb. 13¢ LEGS Lb. 25¢
RIB BOILING BEEF—Lb. Og | SHOULDERS Lb. 18¢ :
LAMB STEW ...... Lb.

PRIME RIBS ROLLED 18¢

SPRING LAMB

HAMBURGER }
BEEF SAUSAGE }

2 lbs. 25c ||}

LING

14¢ WaENERS

function as sheretofore with adequate ma : Be
Provincial Government representa- Aaa 25¢ POAT U5¢
tion, 2 : pee : .
The resolution arose from recom- SHORTEN! NG COTTAGE ROLLS
mendations from Kelowna, Surrey, With Your Order Half or Whol
Langley and Matsqul. +4
he resolition from Okanagan ® Ibs. ....-+-- 23¢ Lb. ... as 28¢
Valley and Salmon Arm, asking for —_ = ‘ :
é redictiontdinension age’ Umit ito SAPEWAY STORES LTD, We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities '
65 years instead of 70, was adopted, i
as was a resolution from Pitt Mead- A og \P
Seas PU a ce ROME lect cae ores ae
| Muntcipalitias or! ta reatorationivot|= 2°) hse nat neers appolnted | cently, ‘The ladies miaet ae
8 were:

eneral manager of the B.C. Motor

the seven cents per gallon refund | &'

on gasoline tax on fuel used: for|Tfansportation, Ltd., to fill the va-

municipal equipment in road-bulld- |cancy caused by the death recently

ine operations: of T, ©. Bosley. Mr. Neil has been
general superintendent of the com-

pany for th

last 15 years

‘is and Delia Mullvinhi

Mrs. W. Denny, Mrs. J. K. Gledhill,
Mra. H. Henry, Mrs. T, Layman,
Mrs, W. Middieton and Mrs. H. Wil-
son. Tea was served by the hostess,
who was assisted by the Misses Dor-