Lodge, who were presented with Something new: A style show in
se a sum of money for their Spit-| the Atangerd Beauly seep eon INTRODUCING OUR NEW BRANDS OF COFFEE
— fire plane fund. junction with the Singer Store, on FRESHLY ROASTED AND FRESHLY GROUND
CQ) ) PAST XR’s NIGHT Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 6. See Mod zs
: VAL R Don't forget that Nov. 19 ‘is advertisement on page 7 for fur- odern Brand - ~- = ~« Ib. 45¢
ty Past Exalted Rulers’ night at Al-| Her details. All proceeds are in Leader wha; aes Wy ea lb. 39¢
Portable oil _ heater. a aid of the Red Cross, which is
+ | Ideal for bat Sr erOve Cones providing tea. Economy eV ee “lb. 3Te
f 2) bedroom or recreation MAJOR BONES RETURNS st OIE EARNS NEN ALS BAL SRILA EEE LEI
X room. Cosy comfort. Gur third "annual Major’ Bones'| DONATIONS
Night will be held Thursday, Nov. ik thang again to Mr. ie MEAT SPECIALS FREE CITY
ea tit ealairensthall Chelgtatie’ liens | Putts seo) Bam aaa eve ae
Fund. several canvas signs for the work- BEEF POT ROASTS .---: Ib. (3c DELIVERY
oms of outlyin, iliaries.
Commencing Nov. 2, this store will close at 9 p.m. Saturdays. NEXT MEETING ae BEES Fae es BEEF PLATE BOIL Valeuvare Ib. llc Vhone i
; Remember, we want all our WwoR Mt orders toe taal
Brother Bills out at the next meet-| Headquarters of the local branch BEEF MINCED .... 2 Ibs. for 25¢ delivery. ge
3 ‘]| ing, Tuesday, Nov. 5. Be seein is a very busy place these days, =
? you. Don't disappoint us! E with several new shipments arrlv- PORK SHOULDERS Lie we a Ib. 16c A. M.
a S ar Ware |... ing. Lact Friday the scene was|$ PORK LEAN SIDE -.-... Ib. (7c | 10 to 12 noon
RO OOOOOOOOOOO OOOO »|something like this: Four band- VEAL STEW
age rollers kept busy making eo, gidkv so oe P.M.
PHONE 180 ABBOTSFORD P. Ss. H. Ss. bandages of unbleached cotton, BACON SQUARES ....... Ib. 7c 4 to 5:30
* noasewerererereumtrereeerereterg| bolts of which are torn by hand} ¢ LARD, {-Ibi prints ..---3 for 25c | City Limits Only
Six sewing machines

3 . s, Guerney and Gerow, members of} making swabs. Cutters were get- a
0 La tes ouses the staff of Surrey high school,] ting pneumonia jackets ready, and Lettuce; Cali 2... 2x oui) Stat eae ORANGES
® ; were visitors at the high school|completing some fine dressing Tomatoes. 2 Ibs 19¢
k Long Sleeves, tailored and embroidered ..... $3.19 on ies oe the eat aay Ae gowns. Superfluity shelf being Celeky ’ pie aan 10¢ Dozen 19¢
ag schoo] was host to three pupils Of | tidied up and new things being Wi nted feet lee Aine
; SHEERS: short sleeves $2.59 long sleeves $2.79 ihe “Sumas Nooksack: high “=chool, | gutrout and! overseeing’ Kl, the Ratha a 3 Ibs. 25c Dozen .. 25¢
sa Norman Curtis, Calvin McLean and] energetic work committee, who
LADIES’ CREPE DRESSES Clarence Hartwig. spend .the entire day there twice Grapes SITAR GS ee aa bz 3 Ibs. 25¢ GRAPEFRUIT
i : HOUSE MIXER amd acmetimes three times a week, Ganhaverre asica.< aces. 5 Ibs. 19¢ Texas
: LADIES’ 2-PIECE DRESSES .. Wilma Sandvik officiated at altaking their lunch and making| £ Carrots .... 4 for ... 25¢
Plain colors, rose, wine, blu House II mixer which was held at) tea for themselves in the after- “ oe poten
, Z rioon on Wednesday, Oct. 23, in|noon, There is work for all and Turnips sees eawns S C California
: HOUSECOATS, striped rayon taffeta ........ $3.98 aS a As, puchte oe new workers axe ain sprains Onions ....... TAGE... 256
. e r was to affor means | every day. Mrs. Heywood is muc
DRESSING GOWNS, plain colors, taffeta ..... $3.15 by which's tte. members lof the BNE eee nanac ite WUT tae 2 =
“ORIENT” HOSE chiffon and crepe. fe 534 pair $1 houses might become better ac-| be long before she is back again. Shop With Ci fi d
A new aiignieat of “ORIENT” in latest colors eee tase ahncine aa Me - See : i on U ence
playing games. e music for the] occasion was supplie y H .
> ea = a MacRae and Hazel Reid. House I Quality Foods at Lowest Prices
members were admitted on condi- Commencing Nov. 2, this st ill ol ts
Rubber Footwear . AUCTION SALE)" Tandy odeondes-> elses ere

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ABBOTSERORD, SUMAS

AND MATSQUI NEWS

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBBR 30, 140_

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HEATER TIME IS HERE!

We have our complete stock of OIL BURNERS (Duo
Therm) Circulator, and various other types ef coal
and wood heaters, now In stock, and prices are. right.

‘CLOTHESLINE
SETS.

fect _galvan- RA
$0 fect | galvan- c timer of station CJOR for their CHEESE
wire 3 ae part in the quiz. a M.S.A. BRANCH MILD CANADIAN ......-—~....__ hb. 7c

yi in the quiz were won by Mrs. ra
Claude Weir, Miss Hazel Green, ¢ Flak é 3 pkts 19
COLEMAN LAMPS AND LANTERNS Claude Wfecaium, are N- Me-| Headquarters NOIES orn @S sugar crise i. haG
Bring in your old lamp of any type. We make allowances of Kinnon, Miss E. Newman, Miss q

$2.00 off your new lamp by trading your old one In.

TOASTERS

f installat fi 5 . my
TAR PAPER, 400 square feet in roll ........... geo || fe, estetntign | St et ie | Me Be Max othe sam. of late
. 2.85 i oe ~\. | was realized. TEA
FELT PAPER, 12-0z., 450 square feet ....... $2. dinners were served to 130 Elks FAIRY SRE Lo ee ee : Cx

WEATHER STRIP, felt, (doors or windows) 19 ft. !5c

New Shipment

Large shipment just arrived of NEW GOODS in men’s,

women’s and children’s footwear for the wet days.
CANADIAN-MADE — RELIABLE BRANDS

MEN’S MACKINAW ZIPPER JACKETS, 3.50, 3.95, 6.50

Two-Tone, Plaids und Plain

Daly’s Drygoods

ABBOTSFORD

PHONE 64

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B.P.O.E.
No. 66
Activities

Contributed

ol Se Se

The Silver Trail night, which
groesed approximately $60, was
considered successful as entertain-
ment. The organization would
like to thank Mr. Humphrey's for
showing his pictures of B.C. and
Mr. Dorwin Baird and Ross Mow-

Prize money for questions used

Anna Olund, Mrs. D. Steele, Miss
Flora Trusseler and Mr. Towell.
The committee thanks those who

in care of the The News, and the
winners are requested to call thefe
before Nov. 5.

by ladies of Mission Royal Purple

VISITORS AT THE SCHOOL
Three teachers, Misses Nordberg,

DAIRY CATTLE

Favored with instructions from
MR. TONY TESSARO

of Abbotsford, B.C., I will sell his

entire herd of dairy cate on his

farm situated on Riverside road,

4 miles east of Abbotsford and

mile east of DeLair Plant, on

COT TTT TC Tee

: : fresh 6 weeks. 17—Jersey (Maude) Starring— oe mn
© SEE THE (941 RADIOS ¢ | G00 Pats Red Cross Benefit |4 years, bred February 7. 18—Jer-| VICTOR MATURE $25 VALUE IN PRIZES———War Savings Certificates
4 ~ sey (Brownie), 5 years, bred March LON CHANEY, JR. Best Fancy and Best Comic Costumes — Ladies and Gentlemen
: CAROLE LANDIS
°

ST. MATTHEW’S W. A.

BAZAAR

PARISH HALL, ABBOTSFORD

Home-Cooking

SATURDAY, NOV. 9: 2:30-5 p.m.

Afternoon Tea

DANCE

ABERDEEN HALL ,
FRIDAY, NOV. 1: 9.00 till ?

Harmaniacs Orchestra

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6
at 1:30 p.m, 30 head of cattle:
1—Jersey (Luppin), 7 years, bred
March 19, % cow. 2—Jersey (Girl-
ie), 6 years, bred May 1. 3—Hol-
stein (Bubble), 6 years, bred in
pasture. 4—Black Jersey (Bess),
4 years, fresh one month. 5—Hol-
stein. (Mary), 7 years, bred Feb-
ruary 7. 6—Jersey (Mollie), 5
fresh October 21. 7—Jersey
e years, bred May 3.
8—Jersey-Guernsey (Blossom), 6
years, bred June 15. 9—Black Jer-
sey (Roan), 6 years, bred May 5.
10—Holstein (Millie), 7 years, bred
March 7, 11—Jersey (Goldie), 5
years, bred in pasture. 12—Jersey
(Rosie), 3%, years, bred June 15.
13—Holstein (Betty), 6 years, bred
February 22. 14—Holstein (Pansy)
6 years bred June 1. 15—Guern-
sey (Lucy), 7 years, bred in pas-
ture. 16—Jersey-Guernsey, 6 years,

now at

Glarence Nelson :\| enter now:

21, 19—Black Jersey (Peggy), 4
years, bred April 17. 20—Holstein

“KNITTING NEEDLE”
OPENS ABBOTSFORD
STORE ON FRIDAY

Announcement is made in this
issue of the opening on Friday of
the Abbotsford store of The Knit-
ting Needle Ltd., whieh will spee-
ialize in women's and infant's
wear and British wools. Julia Mit-
chell Kerr will manage the store
which moves into the premises
just vacated by Clarence Nelson,
electrical dealer.

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BEBRed Cross

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WHIST DRIVE
Nine tables of whist were pluyed

auxiliary. The new outfit, made by
pupils of the public school (not
the high school as previously re-

TEA AND STYLE SHOW

into strips.
were hummig in the centre aisle.
A group of younger girls were

El ECTRIC donated thelr winnings to the Red| | Nine tables, of y : «fe P .
Cross. Prize money for those who | ®t e en’s Club on Monday P. fi Milk “ 3 t 25
have not collected has been left evening, sponsored by the local acl IC Orcas ended = Ins C

Pamiover izle mealies
joaster. rome p!
593% black trim. VISIT MISSION LODGE ported), was much admired, and
Eighteen members of No. 66 our thanks to those responsible. e
Salted) alimlon fon SMERERGHTIREY Ieee eee aes Baking Powder "Ss l7c
ee Mrs. Switzer, Mr. Newcombe and MALKIN'S 12-0Z, TIN

MODERN “ve
M A R K ETS Telephone

129
Limited

LIBBY’S CANNED FOOD SALE

See our Special Handbill mailed to you for this out-
standing Sale of Libby’s High Quality Foods — and
in addition—

25¢

Pure Lard SWIFT'S or MAPLE _... a pkts.

YELLOW SUGAR - - 4 lbs. 29c

FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

COMING EVENTS

bbolstord
‘Wheatre

—Telephone 223—

Friday and Saturday
November 1 and 2
at 2:30

Matinee Saturday

March of Time — The U.S. Navy

(Marguerite), 6 years, bred April
19. 21—Guernsey (Diamond), 3%

Walt Disney’s—The Bil] Posters

ATTENTION !

Veterans and friends of Abbotsford, Sumas and
Matsqui Branch, No. 15, Canadian Legion,
British Empire Service League

The Twenty-Second Annual

Masquerade Dance
MATSQUI HALL
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8

Dancing 9:30-2:30 Admission 50c
Refreshments by MSA Branch Red Cross

Music by Rhythm Girls’ Orchestra

Transportation from Abbotsford and Mission

Drawing for Wer Savings Certificate

4 e years, bred spt. 5. 22—Guernsey
© Radio & Electrical Service ¢ MAJOR BONES’ NIGHT (Pat), 6 years, bred ih pasture. News PTI ae
° 89K Abbotsford $ 23—Jersey (Julla), 4 yoameere® | =o ‘
Phone 4 Jan. 9. 24—Jersey (Norma), 3% Tuesday and Wednesday
ens00 eeseeoeseessores If you think you can dance, years, bred in pasture, 25—Jersey- November 5 and 6 pen ing ovem er §
sing, or entertain in any Guernsey (Star), 3% years, bred] iets,
1 way, enter (iia Mikp Adee | ered 26—Jersey-Holatein (Pan- | GEORGE SANDERS
Stop at the Sign 0! id sy) 3% years, bred June MARGAR LINDSAY ~sxecemuaett
* the Star for Major Bones’ Amateur Con- Black Jersey (Winnie), 3% years, VINC. PRICE
test, Thursday, November 28. bred June 23, 28—Black Jersey NAN GREY In

Write now to P.O. Box 117,
Abbotsford, and enter the
Talent Parade for many good
prizes. ENTER NOW!

TEXACO PRODUCTS

BATTERY CHARGING

DUNLOP & FIRESTONE
TIRES

(Daisy), 4 years, bred August 31
29—Guernsey (Bessie), 5 years,
bred April 18, 30—Purebred Jersey
Bull (no papers), 28 months.

Black Mare, 12 years, about 1350

GENERAL REPAIRS = |) 1574 BIRTHDA

pounds, About 150 tons of mixed
red-top and Timothy Hay (loose).
(if sold, purchaser can leave |t in
the barn as late as April 1, 1941
Insurance to cover 8) tons now

The House
of the
Seven Gables

3 Stooges Comedy Cartoon
Stranger Than Fiction

Knitting Needle Ltd.

SMART WEAR

See ee eee

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et. | MR 8 _ for LADIES & INFANT
—JOHN OEUVRAY— tendered Mr. J. A. Jacobson at Terms: Cash at the Sale « ite or
On the Highway in Abbotsford 7 t 7‘: ME LL
his home in Matsqui last Tuesday ‘J B DENNIS
evening. The occasion was his cl A meeting of the MSA Plowing 2 4 «
eee uf Se __|75th birthday. Several presenta- AUCTIONEER Association will he ee aa ey H Julia Kerr-Mitchell, Manageress
; | eee eee ee a refreshments | Of en ey Limited, “phone DAY, NOY. fon Hall, Abbotatord, | Next Marigold Abbotsford
Newspapers are the universal) served. There were 22 friends and | 513), Box 234, Chilliwack. B.C.,|to conclude business in connection | # ee
media which reach all classes, relatives present } phone 5661. to condude anual plowing match. | S/S S..cseescseeeeen