Re Pee ate ae a ee Fk __ ABBOTSFORD, SU Lis ‘AND MATSQUI NEWS 7 Phone 55 W. J. GRAY GROCER Phone 55 a up ky We Want to Give You a Square Deal If at anytime yeu do not get what you consider a fair deal when making purchase here, we ask you as a ecial favor to tell us about it. We want to satisfy you in every way—and how we can if given the chance. pr INVESTMENTS Fast Motor Truek Service Day or Night QUICK, COURTEOUS AND CAREF Any Part of District UL REASONABLE CHARGES TEAM SERVICE IN CONNECTION HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR BOTTLES Abbotsford Coal & Transfer J. W. COTTRILL, Mgr. RAILROAD ST. ABBOTSFORD Fire H PHONE 9 azard The approach of Fall increases fire risks; why not have full protection and an easy mind? A. MCCALLUM NOTARY PUBLIC MARRIAGE LICENSES POULTRY, DAIR Y FARMS and FRUIT LANDS Phone Fair. 1186 FRASER MOTOR ROUND TR and Way H,_ A, THORNTON, Proprietor ABBOTSFORD, MURRAYVILLE, LAN The Cheapest, Quickest and Surest Way to ship Merchandise or Furniture VALLEY EXPRESS IPS DAILY iLEY PRAIRIE, VANCOUVER Points XV. PHONE 64 J. E. Parton All Kinds Of Painting, Calsomining Paperhanging, Etc. Wallpaper JUST RECEIVED Fall Woollen Samples Suitable for SUITS and OVERCOATS which are ready for YOUR inspectiou. THOS. COOGAN TAILOR A quantity of Corrugated Roofing FOR SALE | ens WAGONS, PLOWS, SCUFFLERS | PICK, SHOVELS, and other | articles too numerous to | mention J. K. McMenemy | NEXT TO BLACKSMITH SHOP ABBOTSFORD — .... B.C. | | | Let us wash your clothing spotlessly clean in our new e h | Why not A NIC. E stucco FRONT to Laymen ’. 's Luncheon Thursday October lectric Washer | Work called for and delivered | White Help Careful Work | Right Price Laundry (MRS. MORET, Prop.) lp ings Small Cuts blisters and lacerations in your cas- should be yulcanized before they get larger. At this time of the year water and grit get in, loosening the tread and des- troying the fabric. Early attention in this way will double the life of your tires, and free you from road trouble. New tires at Reasonable Prices Rubber Boots Half Soled and Repaired Abbotsford Tire Hospital A. L. EYRES, Prop. Do You ? Know ° That Plastered Walls are 100 Per Cent Sanitary |That Plasteved Walls are Easy to Clean, Easy to Repair, and Good to Look At | That Plastered Walls Save Coal Bills, Add Permanency ani Dignity to thle Home That Plastcred Walls ave Incomparably Superior to Papered Walls, and Es pecially Re-Papcred Walls with Their. Often Unsanitary Absorbents ee PLASTERED WALLS COST NO MORE THAN SUBSTITUTES YOUR BUILDING (:s cheap ag sii ing | F. T. CULLITON | PLASTERER & CEMENT WORKER Repair Work a Speci:ity Estimates given free R. 2 ____ABborTsroxD and Mean a Warm House iv; Winter ain a Cool House in Summerj Abbotsford Things have come to a show-down with the local Board of Trade. The Present executives complain of a lack of interest and co-operation from the merchants aNd are going to put the si up ly at next M meeting, Which is to be held’in the Bank of Montreal at Spm. Resigns tions and a general shake-up are rumor- ed; and those who feel that something Progressive must be dong will be pre- sent. One of the matters slated for atten- tion is the holding of a re-organization get-together meeting and supp sr at which outside speakers will attend. ete Miss Alma Duncan returned last week from an extended visit'in Seattle. The sur’ of $30012 “was secured by sale of tags for M. S. A, hospital at Gifford fair last week. Pretty good considering the pesther! * s Mrs. H. W. ears of Merritt, B, C. visited with Mrs. Shore during the week. * es Mr. Thorn formerly of the Royal Bank staff here, now of Vancouver, at- tended the dance last Friday. x * ® A car load of cinders has arrived on the ©, P. R. to be used on our streets by the Government. ** 8 Mr. Victor Eby has been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Eby for a few days before returning to Vancouver. se 8 . Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McGowan have returned from a motor trip to Seattle, * * ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH Highteenth Sunday after Trinity (Sept. 30th) 8 p.m. Sunday School 7.30 p.m. Evensong. ee 8 Directors of the M. 3. A. hospital desire through the News to express their appreciation of the courtesy dis- played by the Matsqui A. and H. Asso- ciation in allowing sale of tags on fair day. The sum of $39.12 was secured. - * * Over $30 dollars was eleared at the dance held at Gifford on fair night. *~* © Members of the Abbotsford Brass band gave a performance on Friday af- ternoon outside the exhibition build- ing. Their instrumentation was amus- ingly augmented by a nearby bovine, which lustily lowed in unison with the base trombone at fitting intervals. Then an overtaxed tire horned in on the Jast selection, awspiciously elimax- ing the final note with a loud bang. ae ert J Gordon and Harold Walters return- ed home on Monday evening from the up-coast logging camp where they are employed, They will return on Friday * * & @ R. Telford and J. Keith of Clayburn will leave for Southern California next week. Mr. Telford disposed of his household efrects by auction gale on Saturday. A. Brokoyski was auction- eer, and although the attendance of buyers was not large, a satisfactory price was obtained for everything sold. Their leaving is greatly regretted at Clayburn where both were active work- ers in athletie circles and on behalf of community movements. -_*s & Mr. Wilson Morgan who had the mis- fortune to dislocate his right arm several weeks ago ‘has returned to his work af the Abbotsford Condensory, oat jae F Mr. Wm. Groat, secretary of the Matsqui A. and H, Association return- ed to his mining ¢laim near Chilliwaek lake this week, after having completed al, details following the Matsqui fair. i et Mr. E. A. Hunt will receive and forward watch and jewelery repairs for A. Wood, watchmaker and jeweler; 985 Granville St. Vancouver’ (advt.) ee ‘The Annual Harvest Festival at St. Margaret’s church, Bradner will be held next Sunday morning, Sept. 30th. Heathcote will be the | Archdeacon preacher. s*& * A notable speaker is coming for the 4th. in St. Matthew’s Parish Hall in the person of the Right Rev. David Williams, Bishop of Huron. Laymen from all points in the Deanery of Yale will be present at this meeting, «2 Mrs. Marshall, who is convalescing in the Clare Nursing Home, Westmin- ) ister fs fs expected to be well enough to S nd Quality Adjoining Telephone Office For Low Prices Highest Prompt and Efficient Service try THE IDEAL CASH STORE of Goods Abbotsford Phono 6M R iY : ys A bhotsford Always a Good Show én Constance Usual Admission; 85¢ and 15c NEXT SATURDAY ie A Wonderful Picture of the Oriente and ’Frisco’s Chinatown “Cast ia West’ with Talmadge Prices Shows at 7.30 and 9.00 o'clock QUALITY aND Ricut oe The Rein Price S. F. White B.C, Telephone 41 Rural Telephone 1909 3 Show Us the Exception We issue of made a mistake in the Sentinel, A scriber told us about it, st- week’s good sub- The same day there was a letter in our post off box that didn’t belong to us. We call ed for ninety-eight over the telephone and got 198. We asked for a spodl of No. 50 thread and when we got home we found it was No. 60. ‘The train was reported thirty minntes late. We arrived at the depot twenty minutes after the train was gone. We got our milk bill and there was a mistake of 10 cents in our favors We felt sick and the doctors said we were eating too ‘much meat. We hadn’t tasted meat for two months. The garage Man said the jitney was missing be- cause it needed a new timer. We cleaned a spark plug and it’s run fine ever since. Yes, we made a mistake in last week's issue of the Glen Elder (Ki paper.— ») Sentinel, Goodbye Summer! Hello Fall! Nights are longer, but There’s Always a Welcome anda Good Game for You at Hunt's Billiard and Pon! Parlor Essendene Ave Phone 39 Abbotsford Try ‘|Hunt’s Special Tobacco The Old Soldier fs Still Holding the Fort. Civil and Military Expert If you want a good job at a fair price Thos. 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