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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS

& MATSQUI NEWS

PEANUT STRAW HATS

For men, women or children.

Plain or fancy, all sizes, Spec-
jal Valuc—
Sc
MEN’S SOCKS
Fancy Cashmere, in snappy

patterns, Per pair—
49c

MEN’S UNDERWEAR
Athletic style, white check nain-
sook, 34-46, button style, Per

59c

MEN’S RAYON
UNDERWEAR

Vests and shorts. Garment—
49

MEN’S WORK BOOT

Solid leather, plain toe, double
sewed, Pair—

$2.28

BOYS’ RUNNING SHOE

in Miner first-grade.
11 to 13—
89c

Sizes 1 to 5—
95c

Brown.
sizes

Double Weight sole quality—

$1.20 & $1.10
TUB-FAST PRINTS

new patterns, 36-in wide.
Per_yard—

In

LADIES’ SILK HOSE

Pull fashioned, Corticelli make.
New Shades. For—

79c

ABBOTSFORD, B, ©.
Phone 130 .

Save Money at Daly’s

Daly’s General Store

ELASCO KNITTING
YARN |
In large variety of shades, Oz,— |

1lc

Two Bargains in
Hardware Dept.

McCLARY BYNG
RANGE

18-in. oven, 6-lole steel polish-
ed top. At a price chat suits
a

every pocket—
RESTMORE STEEL COT
Just what you need for the
summer cottage. Complete with
attress—

$9.75

KILGARD, B. ©.
Phone 155X

KILGARD AND STRAITON

Mr. Jones has returned from Co-
quitiam, after visiting his family
there for several d

Miss Dorothy Gardner is home on
a vacation.

Over 50 people were entertained at
a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs.
F. Raymond (nee 3 Blizabeth
Boar) in the Straitor on Fri-
day evening. Card helped to

pass the evening.
to Mrs,

lations
Cc,

izes went
McGee and Mr. Edgar, conso-
to Mrs. F, ymond and Mr.

wson. Mrs, FE, Edgar acted as
M Many useful and lovely gifts
to J Raymond.

we
Refreshments were served and danc-

yening to a close.
phin suffered a
painful accident to his eye last week,
and was immediately taken to a
Vancouver specialist.

Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ed-
gar were Mr. L. Edgar and Mrs. M.
Liard of Cumberland, Mr, and Mrs.
Stirling of Vancouver and Mr. Elgood
of Bradner.

Mr. and Mrs. FP. Raymond of Van-
couver recently visited his parents.

Dr. Roberts is now attending Dr.
McDiarmid’s practice, the latter and
his wife planning to leave for England
this week.

A famillar face is again behind the
counter at the Abbotsford Meat Mar-
ket, Jack Gray having resumed work
there. Mr. Enves has returned to
Hope.

Higher Displomacy
(as told by Gerry Bader)

Barber Hunt, to customer in chair:
“What's your idea about these war
debts" ?

Customer: “Same as yours’

B. H.: “What do you mean, the
same as mine; how do you know what
mine are” ?

Customer: “Makes no difference;
you've got the razor”

DR. G. E. PARRISH -

DENTIST

Office Hours — 9 to &
Evenings by Appointment

hone:

Telep
Office 64; Residence 91

SUMAS, WASH.

(Canadian Money at Par)

See me for every- |
_ thing you need in |

this line
AGENT WAWANESA INSUR-
ANCE

A. H. Hall

HALL RD, ¥,-mile East of Dam

Want Adlets

WANTED.—Old red-water and can-
ner cows; old and crippled horses,
for fox feed. A. Nicholas, Clay-

urn. 21p

CHRYSLER sedan for sale in good
condition, new back tires, 4-wheel
hydraulic brakes, 27,000 miles, in
perfect running order; cheap for

cash. Box 13, telephgne 31G, inp

YR SALE br Trade— Reg. Jersey
Bulls (one 3-year old, one 1-year
old, one 3-months), Pasture for

four heifers wanted, M. Pihl, Dan-
bury Farm, Aldergrove, B.C. 24np

LOST, Stolen or Strayed—a Holstein
Heifer. 2 years old, from my pre-
mises at Kilgard, Suitable reward
for return, C. C, Dldridge 2p

TELECHRON electric mantle clock;
nice walnut timepiece; special $11
terms. Nelson, Abbotsford.

STEWART-Warner magnetic loud-
speaker, ideal for battery set; in A
1 condition; only $3.50; cost $30.
C. Nelson, Abbotsford. 2

_ SPORTS — J

The Red, & White defeated Skelton’s
in a league encounter on Friday, by a
score of 12-6. Errors in the first part
of the game cost botn teams runs, |
but play tightened up, and was bet- ||
ter to watch in the latter end of the |
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game.
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The Kelly Douglas

m of Vancou-
ver proved easy pickings for Abbots- |
ford on Sunday, the locals winning
both games without much difficulty.
The first game resulted in a 15-6
core for Abbotsford, The locals “big
artillery” got into action against the

clty pitcher's deliveries, and.
poled out four homers—two for
“Pepper Martin. and one each for

H. McKinnon and H. McDonald.
Abbotsford drew steadily ahead in
the second game, final score being
12-2 in their favor. A swifter pitcher
for the Vancouver team prevente:
any circuit clouts, but the locals hit
well to bring in the runs.
anes

Visiting softball team next Sunday
will be Red Arrows, a first-class

It is the
her best
pictures you
Don't let

out
mera afford

Cameras

E. T. WEIR PHARMACY

TELEPHONES 8 or 32

Picture-Taking Ti

is now here

If you have never tak

another season
the enjoyment that a good Cy
8, e

Largest Stock of Films and

time when Nature

should begin right n
pass with.

rt

. Quick Developing

NEXT TO SAFEWAY

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city team. This should merit a real)
good attendance, as the games are
sure to be snappy and well worth |
seeing. It should be stated that all
the Sunday collection goes to the
visiting team to help defray travelling
(expenses.

Ser a

The event of the season—Canadian

Legion softballers vs. Sumas—on the

Jubilee grounds, Thursday evening.
oes

Lee's chalked up another victory
when they defeated the Skelton squad
on Tuesday evening by a 12-4 score,
The “Kids took the lead from the
start and were never really threaten-
ed, although the dry goods men had
lots of runners on bases. Several nice
catches were made by the Skelton
outfield.

CLAYBURN

Mrs. G. Purver is recuperating at
home, after her recent illness.
Mr. F. Thompson is employed at
the farm of Mr. Shogren, Jr., Ridge-
dale.
Mr. C. Davies has secured employ-
ment at’ the farm of Mr. Shogren,
Snr., Ridgedale.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Mynor entertained
at a party on Saturday afternoon, on
the occasion.of their daughter, Mar-
garet’s birthday. Games and dainty
refreshments were enjoyed by the
many young guests.
Mrs, O. Wilkinson entertained at a
house party on Wednesday evening at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, A. Kay. |

The annual Sunday School picnic
will be held on the Clayburn Recrea-
tion Grounds on Friday.

Everybody is Shopping
ALUMINUM SAUCEPANS 15°
CUSTARD CUPS, Pyrex 10°

Reg 15c for ..
OUPS AND SAUCERS, 4&c
0c 25°

24 pieces for .

ASH TRAYS, reg
Special to clear, 4 for

LAWN RAKES. Each .. 4 5e

HAND-PAINTED VASES 5Q)%

off—Just the thing for

showers.

LOWEST PRICES FOR QUALITY GOODS

WILLAN HARD

East of the R. R, Track, Abbotsford

at Willan’s Hardware. !

ARE BELOW

OUR PRICES
v ER PRICES

VANCOU

LINOLEUM RUGS
ist Grade—No Seconds

$775
Ox10% occ eeee seas
x12 V.- ee 55 $1050
By Saitie as aisie taraly “ 513-60
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Telephone 81

9x9

NOT

IS AGAIN

JACK

Q. TESSARO, Prop.

Abbotsford Meat Market

UNDER MANAGE MENT OF

WHO WILL BE PLEASED TO WELCOME OLD AND NEW
FRIENDS

Local Meats at Market Prices

ICE!

GRAY

Phone 56

Rey Mr. Clark and Mrs, Clark en-
tertained the ©.G.L.T. and Tuxis
groups at tea on Friday aftenoon.

Miss I. MacIntosh, secretary of the
W.M.S. gave an inspiring address at
the meeting of the Mission Band on
Monday afternoon.

Mrs. F. Thompson, Gfford, was
appointed collector of dog taxes for
Matsqui, at the meeting of the Coun-
cil, held last Saturday.

Attention is called to an important
sale of dairy stock, to be held on June
8 in Abbotsford, when Auctioneer E,
Plaxton will sell J, F, Cook's fine herd
of Guernsey cattle, Mr. Cook is re-
tiring from cattle-raising.

INVITES ROBERTON TO VISIT .
SUNDAY SCHOOL

Editor News:

Although vice-president Arnold Ro-
berton of Mission, B.C. did not direct
his sling-shot in my direction, will
you be kind enough and allow me to
reply, as I am connected in a small
way with one of our local churches.

I know the very hard struggle the
members are Maving to “carry on”
and also the splendid spirit of co-

operation our minister is showing.
To start, I invite Mr. Roberton to
visit our Sunday School some Sunday
morning and listen to the children,
who fill our Sunday School rooms,
Do the parents of these children
think the church is “losing its hold’
If we can plant the love for our God
in the hearts of the children and the
spirit of co-operation for others, I be-
lieve the Church is doing its great

work,

If Mr. Roberton will kindly ponder
for a moment, he will see how use-
less {t would be for the local minister
to start “strapping” the few adults
in the congregation for the chaotic
conditions, when we are all in the
ne ic boat. so to speak. It

LARGE boller-plate furnaces for sale
$15 each. H. M. Ord, Hop Gardens

FOR Sale—Forty acres Sumas Prairie
land, all cleared and cultivated.
$50.00 per acre, half cash, ¥

2D Cooker
cooking hog feed.

FOR RENT.—Large Cahin at Cultus
Lak Apply G, A. Taylor, phone
146, Abbotsford 1p

COMFORTABLE oom residence
for sale reasonable;
cations in Abbotsford;
ing, city water, nice

and fruit trees, et
or might trade for piece of
Sumas farm land, Box FV, Iews 1p

Paint! Paint!! Paint!!!

real Paint
STOCKW.
ING ELSEWHERE

Painting
Decorating
Paperhanging

Stockwell’s Paint Shop

one of best lo-
full plumb-

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New and Better !

. in styles
. in performances
. In conveniences
. In price

The 1933
Chevrolet

BRETTS (Abbotsford) LTD.

E. A. CABELDU, Mg.-Dir.

Telephone 82

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TRINITY

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Essendene Av. Abbotsford] 10 a.m.
11 am. .
7.30 p.m. Byening Worship
SP, MATTHEW'S CHURCH Be ONT Ee
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June 4, Feast of Pentecost, or Whit)3 Pa iey f° Spt awonittipe
Sunday—
? am, . , Holy ©
10 am. oe Chureh School
7.30 pm. . Gisong and Sermon)  pENWECOSTAL TABERNACLE
Special Music eee ap gas
Friday, June Parish Workers’ Bays Wise Ty ER Arch etiee

Guill Sunday—10
a st, MARGARE BRADNER an
a ‘oral Communion, Sermon

a.m,

Worship

a.m. iste
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7.30 p.m. -

Shoe Repairing
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE

We Rebuild your Shoes

—not cobble them.
Prices Reasonable — My Work is
Guaranteed.

A. McDonald

Taser

would be the same as preaching a
sermon in the church, directed to the
non-attending members.

By all means let Bishop F, U. Mc-
Connell and others, who find men
who direct the destiny of our coun-
try before them in church, use Div-
ine fire if need be to melt their
hearts so that none of our citizens |
will lack f60d, clothing or shelter in
this land of plenty, |

Many of our ministers have “gone
through the mill” in the labor mar-
ket and know some of the concrete |

facts that are destroying our civiliza- |
tion !

Bernard Melvyoy,
“Proving staff said in one of his]
Sunday sermons shortly before he |
died:

‘But we have men who faithfully
preach the Word, and set forth phar
gospel of Christ. They need not fear
thie criticism of a class of men a

|

a member of the |

deride their earnest efforts. Labor is
at the present time estranged from
them, though it was not always so. It
is a shallow objector who does not
read the history of the time when the
efforts of labo: » release itself from
its burdens—efforts that were at the
time punished b
fenders in the pulpit. Nor
critics properly estimate the cons! |
and benevolent work of a sel

life.”

In closing, 1 will quote Edmund
Burke (in thoughts on French At-
fairs 1791): ..,."If a gre change
is to be made in human affairs, the
minds of men Will be fitted to it; the
general opinions and feelings will}
draw that way. Every fear, every

hope will forward it; and then they

who persist in opposing this mighty
current in human affairs will appear
rather to resist the decrees of Provi-

dence itself, than the mere designs of
men, They will not be resolute
firm, but perverse and obstinate.”

WILLIAM MITCHPDU |

und |

TANKS

CARD OF

We wish to sincerely thank
people of Kilgard and Straiton for)
the kindness and goodwill show

An Expanding Market !

Did you know that
Abbotsford Bakery

Quality Bread is sold SS

...drom Aldergrove to Hope

Distributed by three dependable
delivery trucks

Ask our Driver

Ask your Grocer

ABBOTSFORD

4 BADER & WEEKS, Props. If You Need the Baker, Phone og

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BAKERY |

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THE NEW PLYMOUTH

leads them

all!

for fealre . for value . for hard wear

Ross Bros.

Telephone Aldergrove

A Idergrove

301

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AFEWAY STORE

Dis TRIBUTION WiITFHe

BREAD, white or brown
BUTTER, Finest Alberta
BUTTER, F. V. Richmond ....
CHEESE, Fraser Valley Mild.
SHORTENING, Swift's .
STRAWBERRY JAM ........

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Or WASTE

wcaeties « OEM
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..... 4b. pail

| SUGAR, with $2.00 grocery order .... 10 lbs.

RIVE, Fancy Jap ....
BARLEY, Pearl cooks. omsotee
MACARONI, Redi Cut
RAISINS, Seedless .....
PRUNES, Santa Clara ..
FIGS, Smyrna whole ...

TOMATOES, Nabob No.
PEAS, Orchard City ..., 3
CORN) -AXYEMERS >.) .ce
TOMATO SOUP, Aylmer ...
PORK AND BEANS, Libby
PINEAPPLE, Sliced

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BROKEN CRACKERS

COOKING CHOCOLATE, Premium %-Ib. cake

200 feet for 25c
. 2 large bags
Lb.

7-lb. bag

a:

... 3 large tins
... 3 packages

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CLEANSER, Panshine ...
CARBOLIC SOAP, Jumbo
SOAP FLAKES, Naptha ..
LAUNDRY: SOAP, Classic .

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ORANGES, Sunkist
LEMONS, Juicy
GRAPEFRUIT, Sweet
RHUBARB, fancy local

... Dozen
5 for
4 for

10 Ibs.

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Safeway Market Specials

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BLADE, ROASTS SHOL

Lb. 12°
neless Lb. 11°
1 Beef Lb. 12°

STEW Bb

Boneless Co:

SPALL

STAR SPECIAL

Fresh Ling Cod

By the Pioce

1-Ib, LIVER and 23°

44-Ib, BACON

44-1b,

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| NESTLES MILK (limit'3) .....
RICE KRISPIES (limit 3) .

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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LI

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TENDER PORK ROASTS

LOINS .

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