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MATSQUI NEWS

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15¢

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A new assortment of
GREETING CARDS
Birthday, Shower, Con-
valescent, Sympathy, etc

WILDROOT SPECIAL

Wildroot Shampoo....Value 55c
Wildroot Hair Tonic. .Value 55c

Both for ........ @O¢

Nabob Baluing Powder 12-02

Nabob Pure Maple Syrup Bt.

i-lb, BRAID'S COFFEE Ba¢

4-oz Braid’s Baking Powder

Cashmere Bouquet Soap 2 for 11¢

Soap Flakes, W.W......5 Ibs. 45c
—Fresh Fruit and Vegetables—

Benedict & ©

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ABBOTSFORD, B.O.
Phone 111—We Deliver

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Hot Drinks...

-.. and we really mean HOT.
Nourishing and refreshing—
just the thing for these cold,
raw days. Try one!
TOBACCOS MAGAZINES
* CANDIES

Hunt’s

Phone 39 Abbotsford

Presc GC Cc Pure Pharmaceuticals
Black’s Drug Stor:
Black’s Drug Store

Photographic Phone 104 Stationery

Supplies Prescriptions ~- Cameras

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GAELS LILIELS eb
» BY'a oseee. S ti ® :
ce “« 29¢)3 Atangard Beauty Shoppe 3
Sauerkraut, 24's ...... 15¢ s +e :
White Corn, 17-02 .... 3 tins ri ve Re 4
e quipment .
Peas, 17-on .....-...- $ tins 8 :
Beets, Diced ....:..+... Tin g she eee
perators
Pineapple, sliced, crushed, 3 i H Sipe 4
Grapefruit Juice ...... 2 tins ° Yo ! Best of
de Beauty -
Pineapple Juice ...... 2 tins Piiine 182 Service C
Tomato Ketchup ...... 2 tins E. M. Mar : e
deccdcccdocvcbvocccodeces

SUMMER
PRINTS

A new Shipment of cotton
dresses—in all colors, sizes and
styles

THE

Singer Store

Miss Beryl White
Abbotsford

WE
STYLE
TO
TYPE e

Phone 107 for Appointment

MARIGOLD

BEAUTY SHOPPE
. News Bldg. Abboisford

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ADS

That Save You
Money, Time,
BA eanbrs

tra words 2c each;

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words; ex-

RUBBER STAMPS—For lodges,
offices and business. Place your
orders with the A.5.M. News.

FOR SALE—Well-broke horses up
to 7 years; also young cattle, Schiller,
Biggar south, R.R. 1, Langley
Prairie 39

road

FOR SALE—Good Clover Straw, in

barn. C. H. Beldam, Upper Sumas;
phone 153H. 60
FOR SALE — British Soverelgn

Strawberry plants Apply Woollacott,
Emerson Road. 63

FOR SALE—3-year grade Guern-
sey, freshening 2nd calf March 1,
also fat cow, Alf. Gledhill, Aberdeen
road, Aldergrove. 6

FOUND—Pack rack, Owner

ap-
ply News Office. 7

LOST—Brown Persian cat, green
eyes, Children’s pet, Phone 192R. 8

FOR SALE or TRADE—1928 “A”
Ford coach, good running condition,
$125. Will take horse on deal. Jas,
A. Armstrong, Jackson road, R.R. 1,
Abbotsford, 9

FOR SALE—1% tons of upland

Horses for

WANTED—Cows and
406 Alder-
4

fox feed. Phone (collect)
grove,

FOR SALE—A liberal allowance
on trade in watches: “The Bulova
Guaranteed One-priced Watch", Of-

ficial Agent, J, C Tucker. 26

FOR SALE—Mixed Hay; or trade
for horses or cattle, N. A. Nelson,
Glenmore road, Matsqui 49

FOR SALE—lLate 1938 Ford V-$
2-ton truck, excellent condition; plat-
form and sides. Snap for quick sale,
terms. sholson, 5c to $1 Store, Ab-
botsford. oa

| FOR SALE—Good Loose Hay, Mix-

ed. F. W. Corbett, Whatcom road.
Phone 23Q. 5
SALE—Baled Hay, Mixed,

; also bright oat straw,

Victory oats, recleaned

and uneleaned. I. Nelles, What-
yoom road, Sumas Prairie, address
RR 237, «48

. 2, Abbotsford; phone
FOR SALE—Fence Posts, or trade
for hay. Harold Smith, R.R, 1, Mats-
qui. 47
1000 Cedar Fence Posts

ge 15 cords dry seasoned
| hardwood, $ 6 cord: J. G. Jantzen,

», FOR BAL
| delivered;

) Peardonvilie road, RR. 1, Abbotsford

BALE or TRADB— 1000-chick
size Red-Hed coal bxooder, $10, or
what have you. J, Healey, Clay-
burn.

POR bert and Lloyd
George Rasp. plants K, Baker, RR 2,
Abbotsford, phone 81X, 2

REDWATER (Bovine Haematuria)
in the Fraser Valley; Ite Cause and
Elimination, written by Prank Lewis,
RR. 1, Chilliwack, BC, In
form, 50c per copy at A, &

News, Abbotafond,

, Sacked; good for table or
seed, P. L. Kehler, King road. 10

FOR SALE— Six-year-old mare,
1200 lbs., 2 Guernsey, 1 Guernsey-
Holstein yearling heifers, Twiss's
Gas Station, 5 miles west of Abbot
ford on highway, John Bakich. 3

WANTED—Sawdust for
burner. Reply care News office.

furnace
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LAND REGISTRY ACT
(Section 160)

IN THE MATTER OF Lot 24 of
Block 4 of parts of Lots 3 and

4 of the South West quarter of
Section 22 Township 16 Map
1502, New Westminster District.
Proof having been filed in my of-
fice of the loss of Certificate of
Title No,

52239F to the anove-
mentioned lands in the name ot
PERCY RICHARD PEBLE and

bearing date the 13th day of Oc-
tobe 1916. 1 HEREBY GIVE NO-
TICE of my intention at the expira-
ton of one calendar month from
the first publication hereof to issue
to the said PERCY RICHARD
PERELE @ provisional Certificate o¢
Title in Meu of such lost Certificate,
Any person having any information
with reference to such lost Certifi-
cate of Tithe ts requested to com-
munieate with the undersigned,

DATED at the Land Registry of-
fice, New Westminster, B.C, this 26th
day of January, 1939,

E. 8. STOKES, Registrar

Date of first publication: areas
February 8, 1939.
———

Engagement

The engagement of Mary Constance

Bolster, only daughter of Mrs. Ruth
solater and the late George Bolster
of Sumas Prairie, to Frank Green-
ing Forrest, son ot Mr, Ernest G
Forrest and the late Mrs Morrest

Sumas District

Mrs,
from

‘adden has returned
Calif, where she
weeks by tne

George
Redwood,
Wag called two ago
‘liness of her mother.

Mrs. T. York

York attended

and Miss Gladys
the Russian Ballet
in Vancouver on Tuesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs, Hoover of New West-
minster were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Stafford recently.

The Misses McLean, Short and
Whiteway, of the schoo) staff, spent
the weekend at their homes in Van-
couver.

Those from Who attended
Mrs, Moncreiff’s funeral in
ver on Saturday were Mrs.
ford, Mrs. K. McGillivray,
Starr, Mrs, C. Baynes and
Short.

Mrs. W. Hall of Vancouver spent
part of last week as the guest of
Mrs. N. Nelles.

Mrs, L. Gleason and Mrs. Phil
Corbitt were joint hostesses in ei-
tertaining~21 members of the Upper
Sumas W.1. at the Corbitt home on
Thursday.” There were also two
guests present. A delicious lunch was
Served.

The knitting class will meet with
Mrs, Fred Corbitt on Thursday even-
ing, March 2, and the March meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
T. Higgs.

Mr. and Mrs. Beldam and Patty
Lou spent the weekend in Vancou-
ver and New Westminster and heard
the world-famous Richard
Tauber, on Saturday evening.

Mrs, Q. Tessaro retruned on Thurs-

here
Vancou-
D. Stat-
Mrs. UC.
Miss J

tenor,

day from a month's visit at Trail
with her daughter, Mrs. Sonori.
Mrs. S. H. Alexander of Bellrose

Station entertained at five tables of
bridge on Saturday evening.

A miscellaneous shower was given
in honor of Mrs, V. Woods (n2e
Mabel Jones) on Tuesday evening
by Mrs. D. McPhee and friends at
tLe home of the bride's mother, M:s

Jones, Sumas Prutrie,

Atvs. L. V. Kenney is spending a
week with her cuother, Mrs. Kelly,
at Acme.

Mr, Fred Nelles is confined to the
house with sciatica.

Peardonville

The next meeting of the Peardon-
vile Community Association will
held on Monday evening, March 6.

‘Lae Stromstein family have moved
Brown road.

te the

1 Spent the
weekend with her parents in Victoria.

Mr, and Mrs, R- Melnroy and
family of Vancouver visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. MecInroy on Sunday,

Miss Phyllis McInroy is spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs, J, C.
McInroy.

Mr. Ted Matthews of Vancouver
visited Mrs, A. Baines on Sunday.

Miss Audrey Taylor is homa af,
spending a week in Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner and son,
Herman, of Straiton visited Mrs.
Gardiner's brother, Mr. W. Stafford,
on Sfnday.

Poplar

The Poplar church group is buiv
practicing for a concert to be held
in the Poplar hall, March 9, in aid
of the building fund for the new
hall. Another special feature for the
evening will be Professor Quiz
contest.

Mr.
uitur
Poplh
Mr,

a

G, Sutton,
will meet the boys
Potato Club at the home
Green on Monday, March 6
a

agris-
the

district

of
of

H.
The Poplar C.G.
the Abbotsford group at a Valentire
social in the Trinity chureh Thurs-
day.
The Sunday evening service fcr

were guests of

next week at the United church wiil
be under the direction of the Young
Rey, A. G, Gay will speax
Parable of Prodigal Son.
will given. .

SAL

People
the
Special

on

singing ge

Clayburn

moved

Mr
daughter,

and Mps
Elinor
Mr.

Stevens and
to Vancou-
Stevens who was
an Clayburn Co,,
has resided in Clayburn 21 years.

Miss Yulande Bassani spent ssy-
eral days last week In Vancouver

Mra. M is confined to her
home with heart trouble,

Miss
employment
Mr, Ceell
a truck,
Mr, John Harsting spent the week-
end Vancouver

Mr Mr
Lilian

ver last week

employee of the

Harvey

has
Vancouver.
recently’ purchna.

Clelia Feltren secure(
in
Ayling

ed

in
Ivor Davies and

visited * Vancouvey

and

daughter,

Saturday
Mi

Jessie Peachey “entertained

at home on Saturday night

Fraser Mills to load 1,060,000 feet of

of Abbotsford, ts announced by Mrs
Holster, The Wedding will take plac
March 11 at § pm, in St, Mat
thew's Anglican church, Abbotsford

The
the

lumber Hikawa Maru's

Pattullo

masts
cleared
slack than 7
feet fo spare. She drew 26 feet.

new bridge ot

high water with more

Huntingdon |

Honoring the birthday of her
year-old daughter, Charlotte, Mrs. A
Crouter invited friends to
Tuesday, Feb. 12, following the clos»
of school. There were 14 little girls
present and Charlotte received many
pretty gifts.

her home

Mrs. M. S, Curtis returned last | |
week after a month's visit with her ||
son, Lawson, and family who har«

moved from Forkes to Cle Elum dist- ||
rict. if |
Miss Nellie
her home
visit in this
The Huntingdon Women’s Instit-
ute met last Wednesday at the home
of Mrs, Yarwood with Mrs, Kilby as |
A very interesting talk |
on “Peace” was given by Mrs. Tapp. |
Roll call was a Valentine verse. The
next meeting, March 15, will be at
the home of Mrs. Beetlestone.

A successful Valentine Tea was
held at the Huntingdon school by the

Johnson has returned |
in Burlington after a}
district. }

to

co-hostess.

CURTAINS....

FINE MARQUISETTE CURTAINING—40-in.
wide, in colors Gold, Rose, Green, White,

Red, Orange. Extra good value at 25¢

ver yard
CURTAINS—of cream serim, with filled
borders and contrasting trims. Valance top

and tie backs; 28-in. by 21% yds.
er patie +. pero = t ae AED 93¢

CURTAINS—of fine Marquis®tte, Valance top
and tie backs; white ground with ©
dot designs; size 28-in. by
24 yards. Per pair

PRINTS—new patterns and color combinations, 36-ins.
wide; all fast colors. Per yard 30¢ and.

TEA TOWELS—of pure linen or union; full size
Priced at each 35c,

STORDY’S

TELEPHONE 4 GILMOUR BLOCK

P.-T.A,

Misses Edna Coxon of Williams
Lake and Elsie Webber of North
Vancouver visited Mr. and Mrs, H.
Beetlestone this week. o

Mrs. F. York is visiting with relz-
tives in Vancouver.

LETTERS TO THE
EDITOR

The A. S & M. News invites
correspondence of a public nature,
but does not hold itself in any way
responsible for the opinions express-
ed. No letter to the Editor will pe
accepted unless signed by the writ-
er though a nom de plume may 9e
used in publication if desired Brief
communications are more likely
be considered for publication,

Editor, A. S|) & M. News,

May I have the privilege of a little
space to address a few words to the
producers of milk in the Fraser Val-
ley? p

We are now at a critical time in
the life of our industry. I feel we
should each one transfer our loyalty
to the Single Agency no ‘matter
where our loyalty previously has
been.

Let us all support the agency; In-'

dependent Producers’ Co-op., Milk
Shippers’ Agency, F.V-M,.P-A., and.
Producer-Vendor alike. If we do!

this our Valley is bound to pros-
per by a stabilization of prices, ani)
the uncertainty removed from the!
dairy industry; each and every one!
of us and our families will benefit. |
Let us put our whole efforts and re-|
Sources at the disposal of our’ eléct-
ed representatives, By doing so we|
Shall sacrifice no present advantage, |
&s we can enjoy present advantages
100% instead of each group with!
advantages peculiar to themselves. |
Revolving capital whereby each
pound of butterfat carries its own
share of cost yearly, Funeral aidj
benefits, interest on capital invested, |

can rental at nominal cost. All aed

and any other not mentioned can
be - enjoyed 100% in the Single
Agency if we so decide,

Someone has suggested an injunc
tion might be placed against the
agency. Let us fear nothing on this
score, nothing
milk

as

the

short of war can
finding its way to
Vancouver daily. Let the distributors !
of all milk products bear their owa
expense, If Mayor Telford and others
wish to co-ordinate the distribution
of milk in Vancouver, to the bene-
fit of consumers there, let us give
them our blessing, let's not quarrel
amongst ourselves about Vancouver's
business.

It

stop

100% B.C.—

OVERWAITEA|

LIMITED:

@= SPECIAL SAVINGS ««

SUGAR, B.C.
SYRUP, Rogers

CORNED BE
Heinet} 2 for....2.0.-..
PEANUT BUTTER—

MeColl’s 2's

10 pounds for— 55e¢

5-pound pail— 3le 4
aS ste See
PLUM JAM—
4-Ib. Us. A
SALMON—
¥,'8; Finest Sockeye |...

SPAGHETTI_ HICKE: —

oer), Oe) Seer ae
OA—) "Ss .AMS—Sa:

soe tee] see

SOUPS—Tomato or
Veg*table. 2 for

PORK & BEANS—
Medium size; 3 fo,;. .
KETCHUP—

Per bottle ......

SWEET CORN—
Ohoice quality; 3 for......

TOMATO JUICE—
10'4-oz. tins; 4 for........

SPINACH—
Fancy quality
DICED BEETS—

Choice quality 2’s; Tin... .

PEAS—Orchard City
Size 3’s; 2 for...... .

TOMATOES—Choice
quality 214’s; 2 for. .

25¢

Ds
2's;

Tin.

INPANT FOODS—

Assorted; 2 for...... oben
BONELESS CHICKEN
7-oz tin

ICED PEACHES—
quality
ASPARAGUS TIPS—

Large tins 30c; Small tin. .

BUTTER |
|

OVERWAITEA BRAND VOGUE e a
First Grade 98-Ib ssack.......... $369

Ibs, ROYAL HOUS

ror Me Ad res

ORANGES

Family size

Ss ape 25¢

Grapefru it Seedless and Juicy 6 for 19¢

we must paint our cans let
them be one color from Hope to
Ude-water,

Press for better times with the
uncertainty removed from our ‘n-
dustry.

GEORGE H. BRYANT, Chilliwack.
Milking cows in F\V. for 30 years
less 1914-1918,

Mrs. Elizabeth Vanetta

ebesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesese

COUNTER
SALES BOOKS

English Jugs. .400, 35e, 25¢

english Cake Plates 47¢

Mixing Bowls..40c, 350, 30¢

-29¢
23¢

Thermos Bottles, pints.

Thermos Refills, pints. .

5e to $l
STORE

Haddrelt Building

New

Funeral services for Mrs. BPlizt- $
beth Vanetta, which were held i.|¢@
Aldergrove United church on Friday
afternoon, were largely attended, in-
eluding many old-timers from Van
eouver and New Westminster as well
as the Fraser Valley

Mrs, Vanetta, who died at her
home in Aldergrove on Tuesday,
Feb. 21, member of a ploneer |
Fraser Valley family and had lived
In Aldergrove 66 years.

Pallbearers were T. Eliott
Poppy, A. K, Goldsmith, K
man, H. W. Endacott and J
reed, :

Services were conducted by Rev. |) 0,
EB, W. Horton and interment teok
place in Aberdeen Cemetery Mp

eee 7 ago.
Oliver Marriott

Funeral services were held from | his
Henderson's Funeral Home, Chilii-|o
wack, on Wednesday afternoon for | He
Oliver Marriott who passed away | Lx
on Sunday, Feb, 19, tn his sixty-sixth | Miss
year following a lengthy ness | for
Re J. A. Munro officlated at t (
service, Burial was in LO.0.P. ¢
tery a

The lat Mr. Marriott was born | couver nd
in Ontario and had resided in Sask

*n Yor eight years prior to taking

residence In Chilliwack 29 y
He leaves to mourn his pa \ -
wife, four daughters, Mrs. Har | 4
1 Christenson Vancouve Mrs +
ber Ashdown A ford Mrs |
roe MacFarlane, Chi . k and
Opal Marriott, Vancouver ant |

ur Dwight Saskatoon, Earl |

ie Te pee my | Order Them From
t n, Sard Mra. C. Wooten, Van ~

Mrs. A, Templet A. S. & M. NEW