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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUT NEWS

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SUGGESTIONS

For Warm Weather

eals
BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE—

Brings out the best in Sa‘ads
BOs. Jar... ce vecckuceveucy 20¢ I
1G-Ox, Jars... ceeeees ec 7¢

NABOB TUNA FISH—

Tender and Flaky; ideal for salads
M's, tin 92¢; 4's tin 47 ¢f)
KIPPERED SNACKS—

Nabob; for a quick AGES

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CARROTS & PEAS—
Red and White, tender, young

tins
ASPARAGUS TIPS—
Red and White, :
10-OZ. TIN
GRAPEFRUIT—

Red and White, ripe fruit
SQUAT TIN

PEACHES —

med. sized

NABOB STRAWBERRY JAM—

Pure; made from fresh new seas-
on’s berries

CORNED BEEF—
Just chill and serve; Quick, tasty
TIN

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$35

allowance for your old washer
regardless of condition

upon the

New
Thor Washer
$124.50

See It!

On Display at the

B.C. Electric Showroom
Atangard Bld. Abbotsford

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KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES—

Tasty warm weather breakfast

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Prices Good Friday and Saturday
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE

M.C. Walker

AND COMPANY
Atangard Block Phone 430

SAVE AFTER
SEVEN ON
LONG--DISTANCE
CALLS

OWNERS SAY! -- -
23 to 27 miles per gallon

in the FORD V8

--- THE ECONOMY CAR.---

AbbotsFord .

W. SCHNARE,

SALES cSERVICE
eS Motors

AUTHORIZED SEALER Telephone GD

Prop.

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C. J. Isaacs has returned home from |
New Westminster, where he has been |
| engaged at carpenter work for sever- |

| HUNTINGDON |

al months,

Mr, W. L. Blatchford of Hunting
| don is making an extended business
and pleasure trip to several points in|
Alaska. In the early days he was a
prominent resident of Alaska and par- |
| ticipated in one of the mining booms.
| Mr, and Mis, Hector Tapp visi
Mi. and Mrs. F, J. Tapp for a few
days last week.

Mr. C. H, Allen and family, who
have conducted a grocery and meat
business in Huntingdon, are moving
to the Okanagan valley.

Mrs. T. A. Walker and four daugh-
ters of Crow’s Nest, B.C., are spend-
| ing two weeks vacation with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tapp.

An oil coat has been given “C”
street from the border to Vye road,
alleviating the dust nuisance.

. H. L, Beetlestone was guest
Jermyn in Vancouver last

week,

Donald Waterston had the misfor-
tune to break his arm recently, when
he slipped off a load of hay.

Gh >
MT. LEHMAN

Miss Stasia Moran entertained at a
kitchen shower on Saturday evening
in honor of Miss Rosetta Heron,
whose marriage to Mr. August Bur-
nier of Abbotsford took place last
week. Assi Miss Moran were her
mother and sister Joyce and Miss Lily
McDonald.

Eileen Simpson and Eyelyn Nelson
are spending two weeks at Ocean
Park, representing the Mt. Lehman
C. G. I. T. at the summer camp of
the United church. *

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. F, Sel-
don for a time are their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rox-
burgh, who, with their two children,
motored here from their home at In-
gersoll, Ont.

Mrs. Frank Smith, who underwent
a minor operation in the M.-S.A. hos-
| pital last week, is progressing favor-
ably.

|
36 Page Prize List Out This |
Week for Central Valley Fair

More classes, more prize money and't
a “bigger and better fair” are promis-
ed this year by the Central Valley |
Fair Assn., whose third prize list will |
be issued this week-end by Messrs. L. |
Kettle and T. D. Smith. Here we}
number the classes in each division, !
so judge for yourself:

Horses, 16 classes; cattle 39 cl.;
swine 5 cl.; poultry and pets, 44 cl.
dairy produce 6 ¢l.; field crops 37 cl.;
vegetables 52 cl.; Fruits 29 cls flow-
ers 37 cl.; needlework 63 cl.; cooking
5] cl.; school work 44 cl.; sheep 18 cl.
—almost every division w vill be larger

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Look at the clock first if you're
to

to
at a distant point. The low night
rates on long-distance calls goes
into effect at 7 p.m. and contin-

ue until 4.30 a.m.

Sunday rates, which are the
same at the night rates, are in
effect

4.30 a.m. Monday.

from 7 p.m. Saturday to

L di Pa,

calls

Expert Welding
and Blacksmithing

P, M. ZALESKY - - BLACKSMITH

Lower Sumas Rd. near Valley Lbr. Co

PRE-EMPTIONS

sad marketing facilities and which is not

are cheapest every night and all
day Sundays.

¢
B.C. TELEPHONE CO.

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NEW, SAFE AND
COMFORTABLE

CAR !
SHORTY’S
TAXI

Stand: Abbotsford Fish & Chip
A. BURNIER, Proprietor

Telephone 170

Cpiine 1 = this shop |
for :

MEATS
of Superior Quality

rrying over 5.000 board
feet per acre east of the Const Range and
§,000 feet per acre west of that Range.
Applications for pre-emptions ar to be
idressed to

land ‘applied for Is situated. on printed
forms obtained from the Commissioner,
exe Sapeene must be poe for five
years and improvements made to value of
$10 per acre, including clearing aan culti-
acres, before a Crown
ived.

2 for |
PAINT SALE

Appllca!
¢elng “timberland, “for apricultars
marae eee | UMW t tougustdo

class ( G $2.
Further information la given | m Bulletin
No. 10, Land Beries, “Purch and

Pre-emptions carrying part time, condl-
fons of occupation are also granted.
PURCHASE OR LEASE
fons are received for purchase

of Crown

Clarence Nelson
RADIOS & ELECTRICIAN
The News Block Telephone 75K

Ass petit relief measure, reverted

Jands may be acquired by purchase in ten

the first, payment

taxes

are paid when di improvements are
made during, the of

iim of the appraised

ni
lye.

eres, ma
be purchased the conditions EF

ent of stumpa
tmeluding payment o page Shoulder Rossa eee: 10¢

ed areas eding
ee mesites, Adore

Sere, ey a Mawelling. being. erected tm R Roast:
tional nm dwelling rH at oe fs
ie ies fer ee see eae tg || Oe ade
:
feltiied and land mn surveyed. Round Steak Sob. 15¢
For grazing and industrial purposes * <
areas not sxceedin acres may be || Rib Boiling Beef Lb. 7¢

Under the Gi Act the ce ts Mii
anacd’ into “grazing sistrity ands the Minced Steak .... - Lb. 10¢
administered under
tions amended from time to time to meet VEAL
Tila ate tuued. based” on Choice Leg Cuts ...... Lb. 16¢
per head of stock Priority

Veal Chops .
Shoulder Roasts .
Veal Stewing Meat ...

agemes
petal Freee permits pralicle for vettiern,
E and travellers, up to tem bead.

We cater to Careful
Customers

ROBERTS’

Phone 56

; MEAT MARKET
% “JIM” ROBERTS, Prop.
% Abbotsford

S. Schnare and W. Beetlestone are

Quality Meat Market

Free Delivery
Proprietor

ond more rep . In addition
to the generous cash list this year,
the zealous team of canvassers have
“brought home the bacon” in the form
of a substantial list of “specials”
which range all the way from a sack
of flour to a $100 “commercial”
course.

Fair dates are September 14 and 15
on Jubilee grounds where the stock
barns and pens have been enlarged in
anticipation of more entries.

Copies of the list, which comprises
86 pages and cover, may be obtained
of members of the Fair Board or at
The News office.

In order to encourage more entries
and keener competition in the wo-
men’s work, it has been decided this
year to reduce the entry fees in the

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t Good Summer Groceries! :

Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 5, 6 and 7:
Apple and atl

d Jam sss tere A Wh tin 39¢

Blended Jam |
KELLOGG'S ALL-WHEAT

Prices that will Please You oaa's
W. Rose Pstry Flour 10 tbs. 50c 2 okts, reveal Bord

M. B. Baking Pdr. 12-02, 21c

Royal Crown Lye .... Tin 10c pices ails ILC
SalSoda........ 21, tbs. 10c | Q-oz, jar = - = 290
Salmon, Yacht . 2 tins 25c | 16-0z, jar - + 49¢
Toilet Paper, West. 4 rolls 25c LEMONADE POWDER
TUNA: FISH: 22025) Min. 2ie:|(O:0x1) oe ceo

PURE FRUIT JUICES

Fresh Ground Coffee .. Lb. 19¢ Lemon, Orange, Lime

Ginger Snaps ...... 6 doz 15c| Each ...... 25¢
SALT FANCY CORN |: Mbxeo CANDY
Windsor Dove; G. Bantam ummer Fruit

oe BE | Bins BSE | lb... Bee

Packet

Blue Ribbon Tea 3 lbs. $1.25

MEAT SPREADS RIPE OLIVES BISCUITS
Hedlund’s Medium tin - (5c

assorted
O¢ | Large ---- 25¢ | -- -.-- BSE
3 19 oz. tins 25c
2 tins for 15¢
1 tb. 21c
2 tins 9c
Pound 10¢

b. 45¢

Pine Apple Sliced, - -
Pork and Beans 16 0z. - -
Shinola: Wako: us 1 - eo
Classic Cleaner - - - - - ~«

Broken Soda Biscuits - - -
FLY SWATS, Rubber ..

 10¢ FRUITS.
++: 38¢! ORANGES—
ote | Family Size .... Dozen 2a¢

TOOTH PASTE Pepsodent B&G | CUCUMBERS =. OG
MILK, Pacific talls ....... 9¢| romaTOES_ _
CHOW SAUCE ......... 10¢ nated ag eaecisie 5 ibs SDE
SOAP FLAKES, blk 3 lb. 34¢ eee ae 35¢
COCOA, Fry's bulk 2 Ibs. De | VO
PEANUTS ~~. 2 tb 19¢ | Local .........- 5 Ibs, SOE

Andrews’ Grocery

iw hy Walk?—Talk ! Phone 54—We Deliver!
PPPS OCP ERI ODP ODE DDFS OS

POD POD DOD FO SOF DOCS

Get your BALE TIES
® COARSE SALT

at B. & K,

You'll also be needing
SACKS & BINDER TWINE
soon; get them at B. & K.

FARMERS OF THE VALLEY KNOW THEY GET THE BEST OF
SERVICE, AT NO EXTRA COST, FROM BRACKMAN-KER!

B. & KK. Milling Co.. Ltd.

Phone 52 G, PEARDON, Local Mgr.

flowers, cooking and I k clas-
ses. In former years the ertry fee of
10c each entry proved expensive when
a number of classes were entered, so
the fee this year has been reduced to
five cents each entry in the three
classes. Another change made by the
| board of management this year is
the granting of an extra free entry to
members of the association—now giv-
ing each holder of a 50 cent member-
ship ticket six free entries in the fair.

John Zalesky sprained his wrist
while at work at The News office on
Friday.

Jack Lamont and Harold Tessaro
are spending a holiday down South.

LORAL
DESIGNS

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

IRosebay gardens
Telephone: Abbotsford 169F
R. CROUTER, Huntingdon =

Building? |}

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

WE OFFER YOU A SKILLED }
PERSONAL SERVICE AT THE
VERY LOWEST CHARGES

Rural Contractors, Ltd.
J, A. McDONALD, Pres. & Mar.
McCallum R4., S,, Abbotsford

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Daily Freight Run to
Vancouver

we have
a stock

OF ALL GRADES OF

and way points
Reasonable Rates

COMBS’ TRUCK LINE
LEE COMBS, operator

SPECIALS:

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SOOO II
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5

D. Flooring $
and Ceiling 20

Phones—Abbotsford 127
Vancouver, Trin. 4062

PACIFIC STAGE LINES

Abbotsford: Phone 146

ESOBSSSOBOS

Walley Lumber Yards Ltd.

Abbotsford to Vancouver
Leave Abbotsford Arrive Vancouver
| m. 05 mi

t9.40 am,

H. G. FINCH, Local Manager

ANGLICAN CHURCH SERVICES
Anbotatort=
0 ams sy. acse nee Sunday School
0—Holy Communion & Address

0 p.m.
Pradner—

Moved J 3 |e rvx0x.

I have moyed and am now IN MEMORIAM
located in the former News Blg.
on Montrose Avenue across op-
posite the Post Office.

J. FIBISH
CLEANING — PRESSING
REPAIRING

IN LO’
Husband and Father, Thomas Daw-
son, Straiton, B.C., who passed away
August 8th, 1936.

One year has passed, dear loved one,
Since you were called away;
Hew well do we remember

at Reasonable Rates That sad and weary day.

holidaying at Spokane. They travelled

But peacefully sleeping,
last,

by car.

VING MEMORY or our dear

resting at

m a.m.—Holy Communion.
bs Barrett at both services.
J. HENDERSON

weary troubles and trials

are past,

In silence you suffered, in patience
you bore,

Till God called you home, to suffer
no more,

—Ever remembered by his loving
wife, sons and daughters-in-law,

. Evensong and Sermon

Leave Vancouver arrive Abbotsford

OOK As a ean am.
2 2.10 p.m.
S. D. LEWIS 4.25 p.m 6.20 Mica
76.30 p.m. 78.15 p.m.

* Daily except Sunday,
? Saturdays and Sundays only.
t Sunday only

For Your Freight or Express
Use PACIFIC STAGE EXPRESS or
FRASER VALLEY FREIGHT LINES
‘Fast, Dependable Service

Telephone 100

Decorator

PAINTING
PAPERHANGING
KALSOMINING

Specialist in Tiffany Finishes =

SHO’ CARDS SIGNS.

Coogan House, opp. Library

is to be undertaken in Abbotsford and
other parts of the Valley at the ca
of this month.

shag

T. Holtsh :
Canvass for funds for Red Cross and Mra bagel v

Guests at the home of Mr. and i

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