4 ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS April 26, 1944

Sumas District

Aberdeen

PY ome ‘ t | Cor dent: Gloria And Russell Denny, RCNVR, has re-
; piedory tir Vv CTORY BONDS ae ® Telephone 151M turned to the east after spend-
4 ED ing a furlough at his home,
q fat Gay E| ‘Mr. and Mrs, Pete Leenveras|, Mrs. J. K Gledhill and White-
y a E| of Evespn were Sunday visitors ly were visitors to Vancouver on
L at the home of Mr, and Mrs. E. Wednesday, guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Hall, 4, As

: RED & WHITE +B. McPhail.

r Mrs B, Stewart and Mrs Mel
Fadden were weekend visitors at

The Red Cross meeting was
held at the home of Mrs, Henry

<PHONE 5

(tee See 4-o2, 31 : - f on Wednesday and in the absence
‘ MARMALADE, Red & White 24-012, 3i¢ | the home of Mrs. Marshall of ofthe secretary, hrs Orwick REN EO
sf s. He g * was er z
t SYRUP, Roger's .. 2 Ib. 23¢ Mr, and Mrs, Lemeuix of Al-|to discontinue the meetings for THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 28, 29

dergrove were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy

the summer months, but as much
work as possible for the Red

TF ALGBRAN, Kelloyy’s. (2... -0c1¥ 4. us Ige. pkt. 220 + BEANS, CUT GREEN { WRITING PAD

Straiton. Cross would be done. Refresh- .

3 é 21 ~| mrs. T. York and Mrs C,|ments were served by the host- } ~ Better Buy and { PKT. ENVELOPES
t KRUMBLES, Kellogg’s .........--.... 2 pkts. 27¢ £|paynes were hostesses for nine-|ess assisted by Mrs. Denny. \ 9 tins 250 case 2.15 BOTH for 26
i mes! teen members of the Sumas| Mr. and Mrs. K, Hansen, Leh- ns <6, ‘ or 20
t RICE KRISPIES, Kellogg’s ........-... 2 pkts. 27¢ [Prairie Social Club on Thursday |man ‘road, are spending a few
¥ y ii P t|at the home of Mrs. York. There cave on ereas Hh QUAKER OATS, Non-premium ............ pkt. 20
4 +.| were two interesting contests, the iss Emma ‘onnor as re- ,
t WAX PAPER, Hand-e-wrap ........... (00 feet 19¢ | Vinners being: Mrs. Dick Harris turned home after ‘visiting Mr. || ALL-BRAN, Kellogg’s 20¢
7 land Mrs. Anke and the seconds | and Mrs, Low for a week. \ T, 5-min regular

MAZDA LAMPS, 15, 25, 40 and 60-walt ... each 15e f|were Mrs. J. Leavitt and Mrs.A.|_ Mrs. C. Morrison, who is visit CREAM OF WHEAT, 5-min. or regular ..... pkt. 220

M.C. Walker & Co.

THE RED & WHITE STORE
Atangard Block FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 130

THE GREATEST NAME
IN ROOFING

Hougen. Afterwards refreshments
were served. The next meeting |
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Dick Harris.

Mr, and Mrs. F. Ferguson and
Grace were Sunday visitors at!
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Drap-
er at Woodroot.

Mr. and Mrs. John McGarva
were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Martin at Clo-
verdale.

Mrs. L. T. York, Mrs. W. Fad-

den, Pat and Diane were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mrs. Wil-!
cox at Green Timbers. |

Mr. Stickland has purchased a
ranch jn the Okanagan district |
near Grinrod. a

Mr. Ken Ried of Vancouver is
visiting with Mr, J. Iten for a
few days.

Gnr. George Ferguson is home
on farm leave.

Mr. L. Kish has recently pur-
chased the former Berry place.

On Saturday some friends of |
Arlene Aish gathered at her
home to celebrate her seventh
birthday. 4

Mrs. Brogaard is convalescing
in the M-S-A Hospital after un-
dergoing an operation.

Miss Donna Stewart is con-
valescing at home after a. tonsjl-
litis operation.

Mrs, Don Riste of Seattle has
been visiting with Mrs. Mel Fad-
den during the last week.

Mrs. Trendergast and baby
daughter Valerie spent a few
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Angus Campbell.

Mr. Hugh McNeil is leaving
for his home in Alberta after a
five-month vacation with ,his son,
Mr. L. McNeil who is on the

ing her daughter, Mrs. Lehman,
visited her home on Wednesday.
Her many friends and neighbors
were pleased to see and hear of
the wonderful improvement in
her health. Mrs. Morrison has
been able to take up her Red
Cross knitting again and reports
having completed her 13th pair.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Bumstead and
family of Vancouver were Sun-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Gladwin.

Mrs.’ S. Bloomfield and Rae-
mary of Vancouver spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and

| Mrs. Henry, and visited Sunday

with H. Rottluff of Matsqui.

Mrs. W. Denny was hostess to
a cribbage game Friday evening
in aid of the Red Cross. Winners
from the six tables in play were
Mrs. Arthur Gledhill, T, Layman
and H. Henry.

Miss Mary Alstead of New
Westminster spent the weekend
with her sister, Joy Alstead, at
the O. Orwick home.

Mr. and Mrs. Ganner and fam-
ily of Chilliwack were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John

Ridgedale

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Borg and
Mr. and Mrs. L. Munson spent
Thursday in Vancouver.

Mrs. Harold Vosburgh, Myrna
and Donald, who visited at the
Mundy home this week, return-
ed to Eburne on Sunday.

Guests at the Kelleher home
on Sunday were Miss Charlotte
Clayton of Vancouver, Mr. and
Mrs. McDougall of Fort Langley

SOAP, Sunlight .......... Ula ae . 3 brs (Tc

GRAPE JAM, 2 D coupons

MARMALADE, Citro, 2 D Coupons ......... tb. 250
GLO-COAT, shines as it dries .......... .. pint 59¢
SPORK or PREM? 2.5.00... oar oa ae tin 29¢
Always keep an exira ‘in on hand

PAINT CLEANER, Soil-Off ......... wea. 82-01, 686
MACARONI, Redi-Cut .........-..--- ... & th 38e
DOG MEAL, K-9

LARD, Pattie... +... 2. 57s as 1. 250
TEA, Malkin’s White Labe! COFFEE

Ib. 90c, 1/2 Ib. 45c, 4-02 24: Nabob .... 1h, 48¢

PASTRY FLOUR

Saxon ... 7-Ib, 49c \
TOILET SOAP :
-My Lady Helen, 5c

EGG NOODLES
Cremo

et aces

(5c

HORSERADISH MST’RD
(6-oz. jar .... 29¢

FRUIT and
VEGETABLES '

Buckerfield farm.

The monthly dance held on
Saturday night by the Kilgard
and Straiton Rangers was a big
success. About a hundred attend-
ed. Before the dance community
singing was enjoyed by ll.
Special mention goes to Mr. T.
Straiton forhis spirited rendition
of a song he composed himself.
Mrs. Bill Klaunce was also pre-
sented a bouquet of flowers in
honor of her birthday.

and Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Hat-
zic prairie.

Mr. and Mrs, Simon Sward of
Hatzic called on the E. Borgs on
Sunday. br

Bradner

Mrs. A. Rough of Vancouver
was a weekend guest at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. W. Baltes,
and Mr. Baltes, during which
visit her 76th birthday was cele-

PROTECTIVE
PRODUCTS

FOR NEW HOMES — FOR OLD HOMES

Barrett roll roofings will protect your home, barn, garage,
summer cottage, etc., for years to come. Very easily installed.

Smooth-Surfaced Roll Roofing—

FRESH DAILY PTT CEE LLNS

were visitors to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Chittenden Thursday.
The floral decorations for the
charter night banquet of the Ab-
botsford Lions Club held in Ab-

Mrs. Anthony Brown.

Members of the Community
Club met in the hall last Mon-
day and the chair was taken by
Mrs. M. McMath in the place of
Mrs. R. J. Nichol, who was ab-

botsford Thursday, were su
TOMAHAWK—per roll $1.75 : Mr. Myres has recently pur- brated. sent because of illness. General | plied by the bul growers bs
A low-priced, smooth-surfaced roll roofing representing a chased a new tractor. A business meeting of St. Mat- business was discussed. Bradner, ¥ s:
very good value. Contains 108 square feet. Miss Frances McPhail and | thew’s and St. Margaret's Angli-) Mr. H. Paver presided over the Among those who represented
f VITEX—per roll $2.37. An excellent quality, smooth-surfaced Miss Jean of Vancouver visited|can churches was held at the| meeting of the Bulb Growers As-|Bradner Bulb Growe at the

roofing. Fire resistant and durable. Contains 108 square feet. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.|home of Mrs. M. H. Smith, pre- sociation in the hall Thursday} funeral of Mr. Robert Gattensby,

b B. McPhail. sided over by the Rev. C. W.|evening when various matters] a life-long friend of Mr. F. Fat-
EVERLASTIC—per roll $3.00. The highest quality, smooth- ea Bryce. Refreshments were served | pertaining to the industry were| kin, were: Richard Watbin, Wire
surfaced roofing made. Fire resistant, durable and will give Put Victory First! by the hostess at the close of the | discussed. F. Fatkin, H. Paver, T. L eos
good service. Contains 108 square feet. BUY VICTORY BONDS meeting, and she was assisted by Mc add’ Mrs Ls Gi Gardues PG Manel. and BR: Dokalagar!

Mineral Surfaced Roll Roofing

EVERLASTIC—A heavy roll roofing recommended for all
steep-roofed buildings. Has 2” selvage edge. Contains 108 sq abs
Blue-Black or Grey-Green roll $3.62 Spanish Red roll $4.00

Anchor Sheathing
A low priced sheathing used to keep out dampness and all
draughts. Roll contains 400 square feet. °

Dry, roll 77¢ Tarred, roll $1.13

SHINGLE VARNISH—Combination of refined coal tar and
distilled creosote oil. Made especially to prolong the life of
wood shingles. _. 5-gallon tin $3.25

EVERJET ELASTIC PAINT—A protective paint for wood
and all metal that rusts. Will not flake or rub off. gal. $1.45

LIQUID ELASTIGUM— For coating old roofs of all kinds.
Makes them last many years longer. gallon $1.35

ALY’S

A lecture on canning methods
and a film showing various can-
ning steps will be given in the
Philip Sheffield high school on
Tuesday afternoon, May 2, by
Miss Casselman, Department of
Agriculture, Consumer Section.

ABBOTSFORD
5c to $1 STORE

next to the theatre

Abbotsford

THEATR

MONDAY and TUESDAY, May | and 2

“SALUTE to the MARINES”

Wallace Beery
Fae Baynter

—AND—

“SHE’S FOR ME”

David Bruce
Grace McDonald

PUT VICTORY FIRST |

/VCTORY BONDS

ONE LARGE f -

RANGER
ELECTRIC

Phone
223

LAST TIME THURSDAY, April 27

Rod SHELTON 22-7 POWEL

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‘«sUNDERGROUND

AGENT ”

BRUCE BENNETT
LESLIE BROOKS

“ACE IN THE HOLE” “SKY PASTURES” Paramount News
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, April 28, 29, Matinee Sat. 2:45

Richard AINLEY + Patricla DANE « Sam LEVENE
Thurston HALL + Lena HORNE - Mazel SCOTT

Put Victory First!
BUY VICTORY BONDS

Teddy Will
tell you...

We have probably the big-
gest ice cream quota in the
village, and therefore, are
frequently able to sell the
kiddies their Palm

ICE CREAM
..CONES..

When the cones are avail-
able, “Teddy,” our mascot,
will be seen in our window

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, May 3 and 4

ROY ROGERS

Special Added Atraction!  ,

with a cone in his hand. |
Then, Pie only then, the FENCE 14 STARS IN THE GREATEST

kiddies may have cones. 20-MINUTE SHOW IN HISTORY?!

Watch for Teddy in the Hollywood Motion Picture Industry

and all other
ELECTRIGAL SUPPLIES

presents

THE SHINING FUTURE

with
OLIVE BLAKENEY, JACK CARSON, BING crosBY
DIANNA DURBIN, GENNY GOODMAN
CARY GRANT, HARRY JAMES, JIMMIE LYDON
IRENNE MANNING, HEADERT MARSHALL
DENNIS MORGAN, HARRY (Gildersieeve) PEARY
CHARLES RUGGLES, FRANK SINATRA
Produced at Warner Bros. Studios for
CANDIAN MOTION PICTURE WAR SERVICES COMMITTEE

front window

TEDDY BEAR

“IDAHO”

—ALSO—

“NOBODY'S DARLING”

Mary LEE Loius CALHERN Gladys GEORGE

BONDS

Oe I aie sane