ABBOTSFORD, SUMA

S & MATSQUT NEWS

Quality Foods for No More!
H.P. Sauc 25c
Catsup 9c
Crisco Beet" = 23c¢
Cake Flour Siesiy" 32
Puffed Wht. Ss" Oc
ALL-BRAN ieee" 19¢

M.C. Walker & Co.

FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Telephone 130

Gives Meats or Fish a
Tangy, Zestful Flavor
\)-PINT BOTTLE ...
Buy Several Bottles at
this Low Price
12-0Z. BOTTLE

Tastless and Odorless;

Swansdown; use it and

Quaker; delicious when

Kellogg’s; nourishing

Atangard Block

| Wasteful Cutting Of Evergreens
“Of what use is a costly reforest-
|ration program when we continue to
| permit despoilation of evergreens to
{supply the U.S. markets.” Such was
question of a well-known Peardon-
ville resident at Monday's meeting of
the Board of Trade. ‘Last December
| youngsters and adults cut more than
20,000 ‘trees in my neighborhood, and
an 5,000 were shipped. The
inspector culled out all the
and you can see them today,
stacks of dead young trees all over
the place.”
| “Ten cents each is the price paid
for perfect trees—trees with perfect
formation of limbs all around. I main-
tain the trees are worth ten cents
apiece in the ground to British Col-
umbia without considering the was-
_ tage of culls” he added.
| The meeting concurred in this op-
inion and will present these facts at
the Associated Boards of Trade meet-
ing here on September 24.

Messrs. A. Campbell, Gerald Heller
| and Harry Beetlestone were named a
resolutions committee for the Associa-
ted Boards meeting. Harry Thomas
and Harry Beetlestone as entertain-
| ment committee will make proper ar-
rangements for holding the event in

either the Masonic or Orange hall.
Morris Pihl of Aldergrove, presi-!

NEW FALL AND WINTER
SAMPLES OF

MADE-T0-MEASURE
SUITS and OVERCOATS

Selling at factory prices, from—

SUNDAY
LONG-DISTANCE
RATES
ARE LOW

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Sunday is a good day to make

J. FIBISH
CLEANING — PRESSING
REPAIRING

- at Reasonable Rates
that long-promised telephone call

dent, occupied the chair.

JOHN CHAMBERLAIN

Death took place in the M.-S.A.
hospital on August 13 of John Cham-
berlain, aged 68, a resident of Sumas
municipality for over twenty years.

Deceased was born in Manitoba, and
operated a farm on the McKenzie Rd.
|for several years. Since 1932 he had
been occupying a small house on the
| G. Reith farm.

The funeral was held on Sunday
from the Henderson Funeral Home to
elwhite cemetery, Rev. Scratch

to a far-away friend or dear one

officiating, The pall-bearers were H.
McNeill, J. Caldwell, J. Mahoney and

The rates on long-distance tele-

loverleaf
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FULL CREAM MILK

is GOOD milk
Daily Delivery

Clean Herds— Clean Dairy and
All Dairy Utensils

KEN. GILLIES
CLAYBURN Phone 83F

phone calls are cheaper then.

The Sunday rates are in effect
every week-end from 7 p.m. Sat-
urday to 4.30 a.m. Monday. Night
rates, which are the same, are ay-
ailable from-7 p.m. to 4.30 a.m.

daily.

G. Reith.

Chain stores have again come to aid
of tomato growers in eastern Wash-
isgton, taking over the crop surplus
in Yakima Valley, Pasco and Oroville
districts, and selling through their:
thousands of retail outlets in 11 west-|
| ern states. The stores are featuring

sumer campaign.” This year’s toma-
| to crop in Washington is 23% greater
| warehouse stocks are very large. This
| condition will also affect western Can-

Take advantage of the low ra-

(ada,

tes on long-distance telephone

calls any night or any Sunday.

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B.C. TELEPHONE CO.

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& NEW, SAFE AND
& COMFORTABLE

CAR !
SHORTY’S
TAXI

Stand: Abbotsford Fish & Chip

DOOOOOX

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Expert Repairs to Automobiles

Special Attention Given to Farmers’

UNION GASOLINES & OILS
GOODRICH TIRES

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FORD SALES & SERVICE

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and Trucks-

Motors
Telephone G2

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A. BURNIER, Pr
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Telephone 170 ¢

BO OOOO OOOO

H.SMITH

PAINTER - DECORATOR
SIGN PAINTER

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2)

McCormick--Deering

Binder

Parts

Carried in Stock!

JIM ROSS

GOOD WORK at
FAIR CHARGES

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ABBOTSFORD.
Telephone 180

$1.00

Free Service

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| canned tomatoes in a “producer-con- | }

| than the past five year’s average, and {

SUMAS DISTRICT

daughter,
B. McPhail.

boundary

bridge.
Mr. K. B

> a a am a a tn tn i DOOD aae

Mrs. A. R. Anke.

Mrs.
Seattle are visiting with Mrs. Chas.
Beldam.

Mr. Chas. Be’dam’s father, from
the Isle of Man, has arrived here to
visit him.

Friends from Alberta were the
guests of Mrs. Higgs on Sunday.

Members of Sumas Lake Area Club
held their annual picnic to Belling-
ham recently, enjoying lunch and sup-
per in the parks.

Contractor J. A. McDonald is erec-
ting two tobacco kilns at C. Boury’s
farm, old highway, Sumas Prairie.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Angeloti of Van-
couver visited Mr. and Mrs. Boury
last week.

Born—To Mr and Mrs. 8, Reid, in'({ UNITED °.° PURITY +. STORES
Nae ta Sia ty ue Al 4 9 ray
Mrs. Re: vas Miss Phyllis
digi area A AdreWws Grocery
imaenee 8 Parbery bre ae , REMEMBER—YOU GET FREE DELIVERY—TELEPHONE 54! 4
near Whatcom road, thus E:
shortening the lumber section of the > Ry . ( ,
cit Cnd.Beef = 2tins23¢e ¢
etan tie grandmother, Mrs. ee ( )
Mi ri Vright New R i i f
Westminster is visiting with her ait > PEAS, No. 5 choice ...... Tin 14¢ c Lie s
Sparling and daughter of PILCHARDS ...... eo eeeall tid 7 fi ¢ tall

Best Tobacco Field On Sumas

Possibly the best field of tobacco
ever grown on Sumas is to be seen at
the C. Boury farm, the old highway.
The stand averages 6 feet in height,
the leaf is of good color and size, and
it is expected to yield about one ton
per acre.

Chilliwack Council in seriously con-
sidering prohibition of slot machines.
At present the machines carry a hea-
vy license, but they are now regarded
not only as a severe drain upon the
community’s financial resources, but
as a pernicious gambling device,
harmful both to juveniles and adults.

Local Sheep Win In San Diego Fair

Unusual success came to Abbots-
ford show sheep at the San Diego
County. Fair, Del Mar, iast week when
A. C. Stewart won five championships |
27 firsts, 20 seconds, and eight third
prizes. t

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,Now in Stock!

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Free Aeroplane Book

CORN, Golden Bantam § tins 25¢
BRAN FLAKES ...... @ pkts. 25¢

JIF FLAKES, Free Cup, Saucer [Qe

29¢

tins ..

SALMON

Indian Maid

tall Me 19¢

tins

SALMON

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4355.00

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GREAT SHOES,
TO SHOW You!

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And the first step proves

| ‘their friendly fit. (They need
N no breaking in.) The first
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i uilt worth—the quality of
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4 stay smart, Come in and
4 choose from our wide range
{} of these famous Canadian

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Toffee «: Lb. bag 29c¢ ‘ Ee:

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Prices Effective Thursday, Friday & Saturday, August 19, 20 & 21—

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| Coffee =~ Lb. bag 25¢ |
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P. FREE SPOON HEINZ SOUPS

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+ SWANSDOWN PUFES . ‘
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FARMERS OF THE VALLEY KNOW THEY GET THE BEST OF %
SERVICE, AT NO EXTRA COST, FROM BRACKMAN-KER!

' B.& K. Milling Co., Ltd.

G. PEARDON, Local Mgr.

PACIFIC STAGE LINES

Abbotsford to Vancouver
Leave Abbotsford Arrive Vancouver

*8.10 a.m. 10.05 a.m.
$9.40 a.m. 11.35 a.m.
#1.10 p.m. *3.05 p-m.

.10 p.m. 7.05 p.m
$9.55 p.m. 711.36 p.m.

Leave Vancouver Arrive Abbotsfore

8. a.m. 10.40 am.
2.15 p.m. 2.10 p-m.

.25 PD. 6.20 p.m.
46.30 18.15 p.m.

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+ Sunday only
For Your Freight or Express

4 shoes. ‘
Jas. Lawrence 4
4 MEN’S WEAR — SHOES |

HOSIERY ‘
HUNT BLOCK ABBOTSFORD |
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Use PACIFIC STAGE EXPRESS or

FRASER VALLEY FREIGHT LINES

Fast, Dependable Service
Telephone 100

AUTO REPAIR ON CLEANING YOUR WATCH OR LLL LEE EEE EE LECT LECT
MAINSPRING JOB % RI
Telephone 142 A MAINSPRING THE Y EA R % iy
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< Come to this shop '%| Next to McDonalds Shoe Repair | parade of hundreds of gore % OF ALL GRADES OF :
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of Su erior Quality | WORKER, CONTRACTOR, | jpights of glorious entertains % 1x8 § KD. Flooring O %
p he | Meh %| for young and old. Don’t fail oF eye %
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1% 914 m. straight south M.-S.-A. %| ADVANCE SA CxS eS coos %
ROBERTS’ BARS aa aL ON Hill Place). ow Special Privilege Tickets 3 oe Si ELLE LI IIL LILI o ‘
el f Tickets entitle you to participate
al x eee = BPP PIA OO ever
MEAT MARKET oF POOOOOOO Each ticket will NOTICE TO BUILDERS COOK OOK KOON SOO
agi? ROBERTS, Prop. — %| Miss pees anderson, ao or vrada Two | TENDERS will be received up_to S. D. LEWIS :
Abbotafora | ver is 8 guest of Tr. ane : the hour of five p.m., August 26th, 5 ‘
Phone 56 pbotsfor ‘| Inspection of the new vicara to Grandsts 1937, at the office of the undersigned «
Cececer CELINE LLL ILL ELIS LLS St. Matthew’s is invited foll Get your Special Privil for the erection and completion of a eco ra or %
OMG LL LL IIIS ternoon service next Sunday. from local dealers, street sa pecilenica InAs ford Parents g : %
scent guests at the home of Mr. |ioners from St. Margaret's or from Adyance Sale Head- | tyjton-Harrop « PAINTING RS
‘Pred Clark recently were|ner will attend, tea is to be quaxtera; 402 WeatiRender Streets | Plans, specifications and forms of EATERHANGING BY
arlotte Calder and Mis Thel-| and the new building opened to view: or from Exhibition | ce quarters, | 4 4er canbe obtained from the archi- x KALSOMINING ¥%
hnston of Yakima, Washing- Anglican Sunday School held their Exhibition Grounds, Vancouyer. | 1 / Sal %
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ton, also Mrs. G. J. Morgan and 50" | annual picnic to Cultus Lake last Tickets ald Cla ad He pee The lowest or any tender not ne- Specialist in Tiffany Finishes
of Vancouver. Wednesday . ; give these privileges. cessarily accepted. ete x
Irvine is spending a-holi- ‘A, McDonald, local shoe-repairer, is HAROLD CULLERNE, SHO’ CARDS SIGNS x
ares. be i | having part of his store painted and Architect ; » %
. Her sister Mar- | having part 0: P ar aD <3 Geawan House, Mapp Linckrame
7 in her place at renovated, preparatory to carrymg In | 325 Howe Street, ’ Ne YR
ipeLatyae s. stock a line of men’s footwear. l'Vancouver, B. C Sree

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LORAL

Cut Flowers,
Beautiful Seasonal Blooms
Low Reasonable Prices; Packed
and Shipped for You Anywhere
A trial order will make you @
regular customer of

TRosebay (gardens

Telephone: Abbotsford 169P
R. CROUTER, Huntingdon

DESIGNS

Wreaths, Sprays

COMBS’

Daily Freight Run to
Vancouver

and way points
Reasonable Rates

LEE COMBS, operator
Phones—Abbotsford 127
Vancouver, Trin. 4062

TRUCK LINE

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TRINTEY
10 a.m os:
11 am. .
7.30 pm, .

3 p.m, ...--

Rey. A. C.

age
Buildi
uilding
Get our quotation—oyu will be

sure of a reliable job, and you
can save money !

WE OFFER YOU A SKILLED
PERSONAL SERVICE AT THB
VERY LOWEST CHARGES
Rural Contractors, Ltd.

J. A, McDONADD, Pres, & Mgr.
McCallum Rd.

Huntingdon

Cameron, B.A., Minister

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, Abbotsford

TTED CHURCH

Chureh School
Preaching Service —
, Evening Service —

. Preaching Service

Wesley White and K. Carmichael
have returned from a two-week holi-
day at White Rock. Maat