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Ginger,

Royal Yeast Cake . -
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Baking Powder
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Cloves, Pastry Spice,
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Gilette Military Razor Kit
Tech Razor, Steel Mirror,
Five Blue Blades in Blue or

Brown Leather Case O8°

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Be Prepared...
Foor Accidenis. FIRST AID
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98° 75¢

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New Stock...

of GOGGLES, all Styles from

19¢ to the Famous Poloroid
at $1.95

»Emos Fruit Salts
Bayer’s Aspirin
Bayer’s Aspirin

large 98c
50’s at 59c
100’s at 98c

POSS FLASHLIGHTS
(o} $1.98

35c
25¢

Nox-All Mole Baits
Nox-All Rat Baits

Stationery _
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SEES NE TT RRR EET S TEST TUTS

Wampole’s Tasteless Cod
Liver Oil Extract . $1.00

OFFICIAL PURVEYOR OF WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy

PRESCHIPTIONS
Kodaks

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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
August 7 and 8

Matinee Saturday at 2:30

FREDRIC MARCH
MARTHA SCOTT in

One Foot
In Heaven

You'll see no finer picture
this year: Everyone should
see it.

March of Time— “The Argen-
tine Question”

News

TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
August 11 and 12

JOEL McCREA
VERONICA LAKE in

Sullivan’s
Travels

Leon Errol in “Wedded Blitz”
Picture People

Coming Events

St, Matthew’s we A.
Garden Social

at the home of
MRS. G. F. WEST
FRIDAY, AUGUST J: 7 pm.

Fresh

Peach Sundae
25e

— ICE CREAM —
BARS — BRICKS
BULK
CONES & DISHES

THE POST-WAR REHABILITATION
COUNCIL OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
WILL BE MEETING AT ABBOTS-
FORD, IN THE MEN’S CLUB, FRI-
DAY, AUGUST 7th, AND WILL BE
PLEASED TO RECEIVE WRITTEN
SUGGESTIONS BEARING ON THE
MATTERS OF ITS ENQUIRY.

Bltew days “in Vancouyer.

f| Fred Gledhill,

M- s-4 PARAGRAPHS

Gathered by our District Correspondents

Pine Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weatherby
have visiting them Mrs. Carl

Redhal and infant son. of Kinis-
tino, Sask.

Miss Ruth Klemmen and Mar-
ial Larson left for Victoria last
Saturday to visit relatives and
friends.

The Misses Lucy and Patsy
Mockford of Whonnock spent the
weekend with friends at Pine
Grove.

Mrs. Roy Boyd is spending a

Miss Kinley has returned from
Vancouver after an absence of |
two weeks and taken up the|

Sunday: School Hecate again. |

A berdeen

who is work-
,ing in» New Westminster, has |
|been home for a few days to}
| help with the Jhaying. |
| Haying is just about finished
in the district and, although the
| weather has been rather unsettl-!
led at times, the hay has been
harvested with very, little loss.
The farmers are now preparing
to harvest oats which are ripen-
ing qapidly.

inde Demet

Mrs. J. Anderson, Whatcom
Road, has returned from a
month’s visit with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Cochrane of North Vancouver.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrss. S. Hiemstra were Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson of Langley and Mrs.
Meenderink of Lynden, Wn.

Mrs. Sidney Reid and children
of Vancouver are having a week’s
holiday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. McPhail. Mr.
Reid joined them at we week-
end.

Rifleman Glen Fadden, haeho is
stationed at Nanaimo, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Fadden.

Little Margaret Stewart is con-
valescing from & tonsil operation.
Miss Jean Short of Vancouver,
a former teacher at Upper Sumas
school, is“ visiting friends in the’

‘| district for a week.

Miss Leona Hiemstra arrived
home on Monday after a month’s
visit with friends at Monarch,
Alta.

Mr, and Mrs. J. Watson of
Montreal spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane of
North Vancouver ‘ visited with
Mr. and’ Mrs. J. Anderson during

=|the week.

Miss Vera Ferraro has return-
ed from a week’s camping at
Cultus Lake.

* Visitors with Mrs. Jean Fraser
and Mrs. W. J. Fraser were Mrs.
McOwat and sons Colin and Jim
from Lachaute, Que.

Mr. and Mrs, F. Cerbett and
Mrs. J.. Huggard .were Vancou-
ver visitors on Sunday.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
McPhail during the week were
Mr. and Mrs. O. Hyde and fam-
ily from Saskatoon, Sask.

Th GLACIER Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Kenney
e and Bruce Kenney of Sedro
Woolley, Wn., were weekend

Confectionery visitors with friends ~
Light Lunches M ad M Essl dM
Abbotsford Phone 185 Bote rss. Essler ani as
. =| Angus Fraser of Vancouver were
ESM 00 NU OK Sunday guests at the home of

Mrs. Jean Fraser.

Mr. Lyle, Jenkins of Vancou-
ver was a weekend visitor with
his brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Jenkins, Whatcom Rd.

Lloyd Starr is back from a
week’s visit with his sister, Syl-
via at Victoria; he returned via
airplane.

Patty-Lou Beldam returned on
Sunday from a week’s holiday
in Seattle. Mrs. Sparling and
Lorraine Sparling arrived with
her for a month’s vacation.

Mrs. Wendell Bowman left on
Sunday for a month’s visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Schwenk of
Penticton, B.C.

British Empire
Service League
Abbotsford-
Sumas - Matsqui
Branch No. 15

will be worn,

HMemuarial Service
CENOTAPH, ABBOTSFORD

Commencing at 7:45 p.m.
Sunday;

Music Provided by BAND OF THE
ROYAL CANADIAN ENGINEERS
THE PUBLIC IS INVITBD TO ATTEND
All Ex-servicemen ‘residing or visiting in the M-S-A Area
are requested to participate, Decorations and Forage Caps

“Pall In” at 7:15 p.m.

ANNUAL

at the

August 9

1942

Miss Eva Hunter is spending
a holiday in Vancouver.

Bradner

Miss Vera Baker, eldest d ht

There will be no Sunday
{school in the United Church
during the month of August.

Mt. Lehman

Mrs. F. Forrester has as her
guest her brother, Mr. George
Ralston of Louisville, Kéntucky.

Douglas Taylor, son, of Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Taylar,, has pass-
ed his examination for the RC-
AF, .

Leonard Tucker
home recently.

Miss Kathleen Philps of St.
Paul's Hospital visited her home
over the weekend.

Mr, James McDonald has con-
tracted for dll the blackberries
in the district.

Mr. Hugh McDonald has
stalled a milking machine
cently.

The Red Cross Auxiliary will
meet in the School room on
Tuesday, August 12, at 2 p.m.

The Dunn Memorial Presby-
4erian Church will hold Church
service on Sunday at 11 am.

visited his

in-
re-

Miss
‘turned

Sonia Savitsky has re-
after spending a brief
Holiday on Vancouver Island.
Mrs. M. McAskill spent
vacation recently with her
ter at Roberts Creek.

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Matscui

Mrs. Jack Mahoney. Lenore,
Billy and Janice are spending a
couple of weeks visiting Mrs.
Mahoney’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Len. Smith at their summer
home at White Rock.
Mrs. Ruben Rottlutf and John
are holidaying at Cultus Lake.
Mr. Bill Kunzmann and Mr.
Edwin Gustafson of Seattle
spent the weekend at their
homes. x
Mr. Victor Hanson and Miss
Mina Smith of Victoria are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Han-
sen,
Mrs. Andrew Olen, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
Hurum, for some time left last
week for her home in Alberta.
Mr. Ned. Kluken of Belling-
ham spent Sunday with Mrs. C.
Erlandson. Mrs. Kluken return-
ed with him.
The Pacific Coast Militia ewe
gers meet every Thursday night
in Matsqui Hall: Younger boys
may join the Signal Corps.
Mrs. Wm. Grant and baby are
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. H-
Woolley.
Mrs. C. Mills of Vancouver
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Amos Gibbard.
Mrs. Jens Kemprud returned
Saturday night from a visit to
Vancouver and Powell River.
Mr. and Mrs. Rdlph Kemprud of
Vancouver refurned with her.
Mrs. D. McCrimmon of Van-
couver is visiting her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, R.
McCulloch.

Kilgard

Misses Eleanor and Elsie Sals-
bury are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Les Swanson, at Red Gap.,
Vancouver Island. |

Messrs. Maxwell Lindores,
Gordon Davies and Thomas Kerr
of the Clayburn Brick Factory
returned to work Monday after
two weeks training at Vernon.

Mr. Jack Myers of Vancouver
is home for a few days recover-
ing from a minor accident which
he had with his bicycle on: Fri-
day evening.

Mr. S. Myers returned home on

Prices Effective Thursday, Friday, Safurday,. August 6-7-8.

REMEMBER TO INCLUDE WAR SAVINGS STAMPS IN
-YOUR GROCERY ORDER.

. Apple Juice Sauces

KELLO CLOUDY
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Tin .... ; GOVERNOR 25°
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O.K, Clear Bottle co
Tin 25° laa: OF

SHREDDED WHEAT, per pkt. 10c
| TOMATOES, M.B., 2tins . . 25e
OXYDOL, large pkg. . . . 25€
BAKING POWDER, MB, 12ontin l5e
SPORK, 12-02 tn . .-. « 20e
CATSUP, Ensign, 2tins . . 19¢

Shaving Cream .... 33¢
Lifebuoy

Soap Lifebuoy 4 bars 25c
Toilet Soap, 4 bars 25c

. Meat Balls, ....tin 25c
Roast Beef, ....tin 29
Roast Mutton,. . tin 25c
Stero Bulion Cubes 2-29c

Meat Gravy, ....tin I1c- Rinso, Giant size .. .53c

Leisure Paste Wax. .25¢ FLY TOX

Leisure No Rub 39c} 8-oz. Tin ....... = 29
= 16-0z. Tin ........ 49c

Peas, Garden 2 tins 19¢ | 32-07. Tin ..:..... 87¢

Beans, B.B.,. 2 tins 21c =

B&K Dog Mash ... 25c| Peaches - Apricots

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The Hotel Atangard

Completely Renovated

LOUNGE REDECORATED —

LICENSED
PREMISES

@ ENLARGED
e REDECORATED

Dining Room

gard, botsford Coffee Shop -
ie Bo an HARRY ATKINS, Proprietor

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

ise Books - - Loose Leaf Binders and Sheets
Note Books - Envelopes - Writing Tablets - Made in B. C.
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Tuesday after a t k holi-
day at Vancouver and Victoria.
Mr. John Wiliams has obtained
a position at the Clayburn Brick
Factory. ,
Mrs. Gordon Davies and Billy
and Tommy have returned home
after a two-week visit with Mrs.
Davies’ parents at Clayburn.

ADVISORY BOARD

(Continued from Front Page)

mer. Several of the vacancies had

been filled already, and it was

hoped that the balance would be

appointed within a few days.
See a

t lof Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Baker,
Haverman Road, left for East-
ern Canada to commence train-
ing with the CEA.C.

Mrs. W. Hallam, Sedgewick,
Alberta, is a guest of Mrs. M.
H. Smith,

Mr. and Mrs. Norman have ar-
rived from Saskatchewan, an
are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Gay.

Births at M-S-A Hospital
July 31—To Mr. and Mrs. R.
Crouter

(ee Enid Winson) of

The Board learned with regret
that owing to indifferent health
Mr. P. H. Dawson of Huntingdon
felt himself compelled to relin-
quish membership. He had stat-
ed, however, that he retained his
interest in the schools and re-
mained willing to help in any
way possible.

Ms. Hannah Fraser and In-
spector A. S. Towell were named
as delegates to the B.C. School
Trustees’ Convention to be held
September 22-24 at Kelowna. Mr.
Geo. F. Pratt was name@ as al-

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