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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

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THE RED & WHITE STORE

Atangard Block FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 130

Shower, Birthday, Sympathy, Wedding,
Wedding Anniversary, Baby Announcements, etc.

Shower Gifts

A choice selection of English China: cups and saucers,
cake plates, tea pots, cream and sugar; from 50c up.
—Gift Wrappings and Seals for All Occasions—

CARDS {

—Assorted Candles Always in Stock—

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Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy
PRESCRIPTIONS
Kodaks Developing
ERIC T, WEIR, Phm. B.

Stationery
Phone 8

VISITORS WELCOME

We Invite Visitors to Inspect our Bakery
THURSDAY and FRIDAY between 2 P.M. and 4 P.M.

Abbotsford Bakery

Weekes & Bader, Props. TELEPHONE 1%

Summer Clearance Sale

CHILDREN’S PRINT DRESSES; pique’s and cottons
Value to $1.50 for
COOL SUMMERY WASH SILKS; only a few left
Value to $3.00 for
BETTER QUALITY DRESSES,
Value to $3.50

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grouped for clearance $2"

ANKLE SOX } 19¢
The Singer Store
Miss Beryl White Abbotsford

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Gifford

Mr. Frances Westlin attended
the B.. & K. picnic at Sechelt.

Miss Nancy Rennie visited Mrs
Manzer at New Westminster on

INDIVIDUALITY

Whims of fashion lead us on,
and the ability of our designer
to create and suggest the more
becoming coiffures is giving our

salon prestige with the smarter Wednesday.
get. For a new and different Mr. P. Hanson has erected a
hairdress ;

new silo on his farm at Gifford.
Mrs. Larson, who has_ been
spending a few days with Mrs. J.

MARIGOLD

Westlii has returned to Jervis
BEAUTY SHOPPE |"::"".
pete cK: AD GOCE air! Hodgeg and Eleanor and

Joyce Mable of Vancouver and
Mrs. Enerhog, Judith and Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholson, Patsy and Dona
of Sumas visited Mr, and Mrs. P.
Hanson on Sunday.

Miss Eva Warren of Eyebrow,
Sask., visited Mr, and Mrs. P-.
Arthurs for a few days.

Marvin Brown of Vancouver is
spending the summer with his

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Texaco
Central ye Service

—Featuring Unsurpassed Gas—

. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Ar-
Fire Chief | Sky Chief || i"
Oils, Tires, Tubes, Batteries Mr. Noreen of Hope is the

and’ “Auto Accessories guest of Mr, Everrett Westlin.

Mr. and Mrs, J. Westlin mot-
ored to Vancouver on Saturday.

Mrs. S. Gilberg and son spent
Wednesday with Miss Myrtle Borg.

More than 22,000 acres of barren

P.M. ZALESKY, Prop.
LOWER SUMAS ROAD
RRR REE ERIS

A young fellow asked his teach-
er why when you send anything

f and weed infested land in com-
by ship it is called a car-go, and ri an :
it: you mer it ina car it is called|™UMity pastures in the drought
a laitnenent? You may tell him,|*®"® of Western Canada have

been re-seeded to Crested Wheat

couldn't.
since teacher Grass, Brome and sweet clover.

TIRED ACHING
BURNING FEET !

Allays Pain and Soreness

Banishes Offensive Odors

In just 5 minutes after an application
of Emerald Oil you'll get the surprise of
your life. Your fired tender smarting feet
will literally jump for joy.

IN TEMPORARY
QUARTERS
Owing to sale of the premises,
E. S. Eklund, who has been
operating the Red Top Service
Station in Matsqui, has moyed
to temporary accommodstions
at his residence on the Harris
Road, near Baptist church,
Matsqui, His garage service will
thus continue without interrup-
tion. He wishes to thank his
customers for their patronage
in the past and solicits a con-

tinuation of their business,

No fu © trouble—you just apply a
little of the oil over the surface of the
feet night and moming or any time you
want comforting relief. Just a little and
rub it well in. It’s simply wonderful the
way it acts; while for feet that sweat
and give off an offensive odor there's
nothing better. It's not cheap but it sure
‘e .good-—and economical too.
druggist sells Moone’

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Emerald il—satisfaction guaranteed or

Contributed

Personal Paragraphs

by our District Correspondents

Bradner

A joint Parish outing to Bowen
Island on Wednesday included
members of St. Margaret's and
St. Matthew's Churches with St.
James’ Church and Sunday Schoo
members of Vancouver. The
early morning start from this end
was the reason more were not
able to attend. It is expected that
next year arrangements for tran-
sportation from Bradner will be
made.

Mrs. Messer, and Master Ray-
mond Heaton of Vancouver are
visiting at the: home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Carmichael.

Mr. Norman Hansen, New West-
minster, and Miss Fay Hansen of
Mission are vacationing at their
home here. z

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Case were re-
cent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L.
C. Gardner.

Miss Mildred Carmichael, who
has been spending a vacation with
Mrs. Adams in Vancouver, has re-
turned home.

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis have left
for Vancouver where they expect
to spend the next few weeks.

Mrs. L. C. Gardner, who under-
went an operation recently at the
Vancouver General Hospital, is
now convalescing at home.

The bulb growers are taking ad-
vantage of the fine weather digg-
ing and sorting their bulbs, work
was delayed by the wet weather.

Capt. H. L. Chittenden, and two
daughters, Dorothy and Mildred,
accompanied Miss Kay Chittenden
to Bellingham on, Wednesday, on
her way to her home in Seattle.

Arnangements are in charge of
Mr. J. A, Carmichael, superintend-
ent of the Community Sunday
Schoo”, and Mrs. Elsie Owen, to
hold a community picnic on Aug-
ust 17 at Second Beach, Vancou-
ver, via B.C. Electric Rly. A cor-
dial invitation is extended to all
those interested.

Mr. Allan, Sr.. and Mr. Chartie
Allan, Vancouver, were guests on
Sunday last at the home of Capt.
and Mrs. Chittenden.

Members and friends of the
Catholic church Picnicked at
Shore Acres on Sunday.

Miss Pamela Curtis and Master
Frank Brown are holidaying with
their grandparents in Vancouver.

Straiton

Mrs. T. Dawson and sons Clar-
ence and Charles Dawson have
returned from a visit to McLeod,
Alberta. They motored both ways
and were away three weeks,

Messrs. Olson and Murchie have
moved their tie mill to the old
Winstein place on Sumas Moun-
tain. ~

Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Dawson,
who spent a month at Straiton
while Mr, Dawson recovered from
an injury to one foot, returned to
Porteau Beach, Britannia, Wed-
nesday. Mrs. Dawson will move
to New Westminster this month.

Matsqui

Mr, and Mrs.. B. Hagen and
daughter of New Westminster vis-
ited Mr, and Mrs. O. Sorenson
on Sunday.

Miss Doris Vosburgh has been
visiting; her relations in Seattle
and Tacoma,

Mr. and Mrs. Goldsmith of Al-
dergrove are living in the house
formerly occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. C. Siebold.

Mrs. Folster, who has been vis-
iting Mr. and- Mrs. G. A. Pater-
son, is visiting in Coquitlam be-
fore returning to Horseshoe Bay.

Master Clifford Sinclair of Port
Coquitlam is visiting his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G A.
Faterson,

Mrs. P. Grant and Miss Gwen-
doyln Grant of Everett visited Mr.
and Mrs. N. R. Crist overnight
Friday.

Earle Kerr has returned from
Victoria where he was guest of
Mr, and Mrs. Cameron,

Miss Ruth Cameron of Victoria
is guest of Miss Audrey Kerr.

Miss Eleanor Cameron is guest
of Mr. and Mrs. R. McCulloch.

Mrs, Blanche Kerr and Master
Douglas Kerr are holidaying at
White Rock.

Mr, H. Pennington guest
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hurum over
the weekend,

was

Mr. and Mrs. O. Ebbeson are
cruising with Mr. H. Herlihy
aboard his yacht.

Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Swoboda

and family of Vancouver
Mry and Mrs, S.
week,

Mr, and Mrs. F. Lundeen and
family of Wetaskiwin, Alta., vis-
ited Mr. C. Utas for a few days

visited
J. Swoboda last

last week on their return from
California,

English service will be held in
the Lutheran chureh Sunday at
8 p.m.

Wher is a sheep like a sheet?
When it is put into a fold.

_,Sumas District

Miss Betty Gleason of Stan-
wood is spending the summer
lwith her aunt, Mrs. L. Gleason.
Bruno Facchin of Vancouver is
holidaying at the home of Mr. and

Mrs. Farraro.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Austin, Sr., and
Carol Austin are spending the

week with Mrs. So Relle of Bel-
lingham.

Mr. Young of Vancouver was a
visitor with Mr. and Mrs. J, Lea-
vitt during the week.

Mrs. Marion Murray and Miss
Agnes McAdam are spending a
week in Seattle. A

Weekend visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. Gleason were
Mr, and Mrs. Eden Magor and
son, and Miss Lucille Gleason of
Stanwood.

Mr. and Mrs. McRae and fam-
ily were weekend guests with Mr.
Mrs. K. McGillivray.

Mr. Marvin McLean. of Port-
land spent a week with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. McLean.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Austin were
Bellingham visitors on Sunday.

Miss Greta Geldhart and Mr.
Bob Wardell of New Westminster
were weekend guests of Miss Win*
nie Harris.

Mr. and Mrs. J, Davidson were
Vancouver visitors during the
weekend, son Jackie remaining
for a holiday with relatives.

Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Baynes on Monday
were Miss Benny Little and Mr.
Rob. McDonad of Vancouver.

Guests with Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Nelles during the week were Mr
and Mrs. W. Bailey and Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Quigley of Melville,
Sask.

Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Harris were Mr.
and Mrs. MeMoran of Bellingham,
Miss Thelma McDicken, Miss Hil-
da Nelson and Kenneth McDicken
of Tacoma.

Mr. Glen Marsh of Des Moines,
Iowa, spent a week visiting his
aunt, Mrs. L. Gleason,

Clayburn

The condition of Mr. Fred Ay-
ling, who is il] in Shaughnessy
Military Hospital, has improved
since he was given a blood trans-
fusion by Mr. C. Yule.

The dredge has practically fin-

ished its work in Clayburn dist-
rict.
Mr. Charles Simpson returned

to Britannia Mines Monday after
three weeks’ vacation.

Sunday School and church have
been discontinued until September

Miss Audrey Harvie returned
Saturday to her home in Caigary.
She spent several weeks here with
her aunt and uncle, Rev. and
Mrs. A. G. Gay.

Charles Trowsdale spent several
days last week with his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Yule.

Eric Dempster went to Vancou-
ver on Saturday to spend a week
with his aunt, Mrs. Mahon.

Mr. and Mrs. Silvus of Sedro
Woolley visited Mr. and Mrs.
Yule at the weekend. Miss Erla

ing a month with Mr. and Mrs.
Silvus.

Billy Davis is spending a week
with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Fooks,

Mr, and Mrs. Booth of Vancou-
ver visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Hol-
brow on Sunday. Mrs. Booth is
Mr. Hoibrow’s sister.

Mr. Cruickshank, Sr., suffered a
paralytic stroke on Friday

Jacqueline Healey of Peardon-
ville has spent a week with her
cousin, Lucy Domke and Lucy
Domke is returning the visit,

Aberdeen

Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Denny on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Little
and family, Mr. and Mrs, Len.
Little, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Little
and son, and Mr, “Bud” Richards,
all of Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Greer of Otter.

Miss Dorothy Crowe, Winnipeg,
has returned home after spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. A.
E, Gledhill.

Mr, and Mrs. Richard Stewart
of Home Glen, Alta. and Mr. Joe
MacCallough of Fertile Valley,
Al were guests of Mr, and Mrs,
George Twiss, Yale road, Mr.
Stewart, who has a big sheep
ranch, is very much interested in

British Columbia and is looking
around for suitable land for
sheep farming.

Mrs Olson has her son, Jack,
from California staying with her

for the summer months,

A dance will be held in the Ab-
erdeen hall on Saturday, August
5, under auspiees of the Commun-
ity Club.

After a strenuous week in the
hay fields, several families motor-

ed to Cultus Lake on Sunday.

Yule returned home after “spend- | «

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Special Prices for Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August, 3, 4, 5

Phone 54 We Deliver F
Pink Salmon, Seagem— | Colgate’s Tooth Paste— =
2 UNS, Hee eee 21c | med. tube free with pur- H
Bacon, heavy sde, Ib 27c | chase Giant Tube .. 35c =
ahha: Shredied Wheat, pi 10e
Bakeasy .... : f oy Oe ae
i mie 3 . a ee Grapefruit Juice, Malkin’s =
VOrY: SOAP, © 186 CKS 200 alee pa 5 dine eee H
Tea, Tasty Cup, Ib. 45c =|
Coffee, T. Cup. . Ib. 25c | Lemons, Ige., dozen 25c :
Pineapple, sl., 2 tins 17c Ap P les, local, & Ibs. 25¢ :
Onions, new, 8 Ibs. 25c 5
Corn Beef Loaf ‘ Cucumbers, ... 2 for 5c H
Australian, . Ib. tin l6c Cocoanuts, «.++ each 5c —
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Huntingdon, Sumas Prairie and McKenzie Road Districts :
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Greys
Browns

Worsteds...
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Blacks
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$2.98, $3.28, $3.98
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all leg lengths

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