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DR. G. E. PARRISH
DENTIST

Office Hours — 9 to 5
Evenings by Appointment

Telephone:
Oftice 64; Residence 91

Sumas, Wash.

(Canadian Money at Par)

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on Rainy Days
is Easy
by Telephone

Mrs. Wise appreciates the
convenience of her telephone on
cold and wet days. She just te-
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and it is brought to her door.

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sociability and protection dur-
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Chiropractor
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Evening by ‘appointment
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BECAUSE we give personal and
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BECAUSE we know our busi-
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BECAUSE you and your friends
realize our service is the best
and well worth patronizing.

Jim Ross

" Home GaaStation Phone 28

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ABBOTSFORD

Lambert

was awarded the

painting the interior and ex-

ter! of the Abbotsford municipal
et and library quarters. The con-
ity he alteration of the side-

sendene Avenue has not
yet bo awarded.
Mrs. Doris Kask is assisting M
R. Walker at the Marigold Be “ie

Shoppe
mples of placer gold from Mr,
erts’ claim at Cottonwood,
ave arrived in Abbotsford. Mr.
Rober’ nd his son Paul are return-
ing home next week,

W. Roberts

of youngsters
The

Ww.
Carl-

entertained a
at her home
evening was spent
games and dancing, and delicious
refreshments were served.

Abbotsford A, Y. P. A. were hosts
Angley organization last Fri
y evening, a Hallowe'en party
in the parish hall, All present were
dressed s, and the even-
and dancing.

the eyening, a luncheon
Seraper, team and labourers have
been engaged during the p:

cutting down the grade of y
hill between the Legion hall and the

G.N.R. track. The work was author-
ized by the Village.

Mr. Lawrence Carnie returned to
his home in Vancouver on Monday,
after a visit with Mr. and Mrs, T.
Holstbaum.

Results of games played in fhe
local cribbage league last Wednes-
day were: Men's Club ys, Canadian
Legion, a tle, 18 games each; Junior
Men’s Club defeated the Elks, 19
games to 17.

The fo
over Mon

is being dis-
mantled, the timbers being
away for fuel by the workmen.

Constable Watt of the provincial
police force here has been transferred
to North Vancouver,

B. A. Hunt has been appointed by
Commissioners Webster and Coutts

taken

to fill the unexpired term of Com-
missioner Gilmour, resigned. Mr, *
unt was a member of the fi

Council el ed

after incorporation.

NEIGHBORS GIVE GIFFORD
COUPLE SURPRISE PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sibbald were ac-
corded a complimentary party in Gif-
ford hall last Wednesday, at which
they were showered by\a gathering
of 100 friends and neighbors,

The newly-weds were marched the
length of the bet an avenue
of friends, while an accordionist play-
ed a wedding march. At the hall plat-

m they were congratulated by Mr.
H. Heller on behalf of the assem-
bly, and presented with a large table-
load of gifts. Mr, Sibbald gracefully

thanked everyone present for their
good wishes and toke: of esteeém,
and a happy social ning ensued,
dancing and a supper rounding out
the pleasant prog

The ladies of the O held a
most succesful bazaar last Saturday
afternoon. A fine display of home
cooking, candy, plain and fancy

sewing was on hand, and a fishpond
for children. Everything (was sold
and proceeds amounted to $50.00.
Afternoon tea w: served by Mes-
dames Anderson, Stirling and Woods
with Mrs. Marr of Langley Prairie
and Mrs, Schmidt of Sumas pouring

prize cake was won by
Anderson of Langley.
Armitage of Chilliwack sang
solos, which were enjoyed.

Mrs.
Mrs.
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and Mrs. Shields and sons and

Leon Millar, all of Hammond, vi-

sited Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson on
Sunday.

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MOUNT LEHMAN

Mra. L. St, Clare,
the guest of her aunt,
for several weeks, has
Vancouver.

Mr. Norman Gibson of Calgary ts
the guest of his brother, Mr. Bert
Gibson and Mrs, Gibson.

Walter Israel has left for the
K. logging camp at Seymour

who has been
Mrs, Marsh,
returned to

a M. Gamsby of New West-
minster is visiting in the district for
few dayk.

Mr. Athol Lehman is home, visiting
for a few days from a logging camp
up the coast.

Mr. T. Lehman is” busy with the
registration of voters for the com-
ing dominion election.

Jubilee P.-T.-A. held a whist drive
in the school on Friday. Winners of
first prizes were (Mrs. Heath and Mr.
F. McTavish, while consolations went
to Miss McCormick and Mr. Christie.

's. George Wes Mr. H. West
‘s. Davis and family of Van-

Calvert. returned homel ast

Mr. W.
week from a Vancouver hospital,
where he received treatment for two

weeks.

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DR. DAVID LAIRD

The first of four discussions con-
cerning field eran production, arrang-
P.

ed Co. for its
we z roadtaat during Noy-
ember, will be given by Dr. D. Laird,
department onomy, University
and CRCV, Mon-

5 ates pm. Dr. Laird

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offers you competent service in

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UNITED CHURCH
y. R. Moses, Minister
10 a.m.—Chureh §

11 a.m.—Morning
7.30 p.m.—Address,
Junior Choir,

ST. PAULS, HUNTINGDON
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Music by the

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3 p.m.—Preaching

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Sunday next—
St. Ma

Shurch

hool.
ucharist and Ser-
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and Sermon,

CHURCIL O:
Rev. R. E.
Sunday Servic

THE NAZARENE

Lawrence, Pastor

Bible School, classes for all .. 10 a.m
People's Meeting 11 am.
Evangelistic Service ,.... 7.30 p.m.
Wednesday, Prayer ; “Meeting 7.30 p.m.

PENTE
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GEL YOUR PLOW READY NOW for —
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P. M. ZALESKY: -- BLACKSMITH

Lower Sumas Rd., near Valley Lbr. Co

DR. E. E. GRAVES
DENTIST

BUBIAS, “W WASH,

Office Hours:
9 A.M, to 4.30 P.M.

(Office Closed All Day on
Saturday & Sunday),

Lady Assistant
(Canadian Money at Par).

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Phone 40

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ntence of three years detention | (uy Dom ae News Building Abbotsford
In the Industrial Home was im- be as
osed upon a Sumas youth by Magis- ‘ : e ¥.
pare seh Bae ent a Tht iltee On IN LOVING MEMORY Old Copy of Montreal Weekly Paper
three charges of breaking and en-|1n loving memory of Paul, much Jov-| Copy of the Montréal Weekly Wit-
tering” Abbotsford premises, Thefts} 4 son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith,|ness, dated September 26, 1899, was
ae ey were reported by T. Ben Who passed away In October, 1924.|handed In to The News this week by
nett, B. C. R. agent here and er Always remembered by Father, Mo-|Mrs, W. Roberts. At that date, 45
Williams. ‘The boy was 15 years ther, Sisters and Brothers, n| years ago, the paper was In its 64th —
age. year of publication, and was illustrat-
d by wood cuts. Foreign news includ —
>: ; ed discussion of the “Transvaal crisis
The floor of the Peardonville hall 3
has been reconditioned and in YARWOOD & DURRANT and methods of docking Horessitaiie
first-class condition for dancing, anc E cal news dealt principally with the
la Mowe thavaqual of mst flooranim BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS | Montreal fruit auction market, “We
snp ws hg, NOTARIES PUBLIO found it in the back of an old pleturé,
ines : e Mrs, Roberts said.
he

whist drive pat on by

Matthew's A. la Bi

is attended, sixteen * being
. Prizes were won by Mr. and

Mra Shore and Mr, and Mrs, Parton.

was V

BRANCH OFPICE AT ABBOTSFORD
Open Every Friday
Vancouver Offices—

Rooms 3 & 4, 423 Hamilton Street

Mesdames Stirling,
and Mr. don were prize winners
the military whist drive of the Ro}

ton, Hel

Purple on Monday night,