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Constable Davey has resumed duty
after, a vacation spent at Port Al-
berni. He reports ducks plentiful on
the island and bagged his day limit
several times.

M. Leathley, editor of The
weekly newspaper, Bashaw, Alta.,
s|a visitor in Abbotsford this week.

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Second “repeal” Thanksgiving Day
in the United States, celebrated last
Thursday was noted by scarcity of
American visitors to local cafes and
the liquor vendor's store. Albeit, few
Canadians crossed the border to en-
joy festivities on the U.S, side.

Miss Joan Saunders won first prize
at a card party held by the A.Y.P.A,
last Wednesday Senne, in the Parish
hall,

Bight tables were played at the mi-

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litary wh drive held by the Men's
Club on ‘Thursday evening. rize
Winners were Miss M. Moret, Mri
Gilmore, J. Mahoney and S. Steele.
Tenders are being called by the
proyincial public works department
for the excavation of a tunnel under
Wssendene avenue in front of The

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S. EB. Marine Drive,

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Phone Fraser 218

News office. Drain of irregular con-
tour and insufficient capacity has in
the ust caused flooding of private
property when it blocked, as occurred
last spring, When water from
the yillage swimming tank carried
down into it debris from the ravine,
The government plans to install a
drain four feet in diameter.

A junior branch of the Anglican
Young People’s Asociation was form-
ed in St. Matthew's church recently.
Kay Webster was named president,
Mercia Trussell, vice-president; Mur-
ray Ralston, secretary; Mae Mayne,
treasurer, The new organization has
an initial enrolment of twenty.

The wedding takes place on Dec-
ember 27th, of Mae, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rooney, Abbots-
ford, to Mr. Colin C. Armatage.

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HORSE SHOEING

Oxy-acetylene welding — satisfactory
work—the price is right

P, M. ZALESKY - - BLACKSMITH

Lower Sumas Rd., near Valley Lbr. Co

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Auctions im

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Remember: LAST

Saturday of the month.

BEVAN

— Auctioneer

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“Bring your live-'
and goods to me for a

in a Vancouver jewelry store, visited
his home here at the week-end.

Chas. Walker is preparing to erect
a five-room bungalow upon his pro-
perty north of the Masonic hall,

Large congrégations attended ser-
vices at St. Anne's church on Sunday,
when Rey. Fr. Monohan, O.M.L, who
is conducting a mission this week,
spoke.

An adult study club was formed at
a meeting held in the library on Fri-
day evening, with about ten members
enrolled. Topic of study will be
“Whither Mankind’’—a complete sur-
vey of politics.

J. If. Cook of Vancouver, former re-
sident of Kilgard, was a visitor in Ab-
botsford last week.

The monthly auction sale held by
Mr. B. Bevan last Saturday, was at-
tended by a large number of people,
and a considerable quantity of mer-
chandise was disposed of.

The whist drive and dance held in
the Orange hall on Saturday evening
Was very well attended. Music was
supplied by Carmenians Orchestra.

A small residence is being con-
structed on Mr. Mawson's property on
the Yale road, west of Abbotsford.

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Sunday: 10 a.m.—Sunday School
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Friday, 8 p.m.—Y. P. Meeting.

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What Others Say..-

ANTELOPE HERDS IN ALBERTA
Editor News:

x former
ries” I inclined
prominent Alberta ranche:
dicted that within -
plains of western
revert
in the
game, for
best fitted.

Recently Ll have hes
es in Southern Albe
that antelope have now
in numbers that ranchers
ing what can be done to save
pastures for cattle and sheep.

Once threatened with extinction,
the animals were protected with con-
servation measur have multi-
plied so rapidly that ¢
was declared th
report no licens
aut ($5) to hunt them,

Cattlemen say antelope eat up need-
ed pasture and des haystacks
rancher at Wild Horse, Alta s
keeps one man and three de
time te keep che animals out of his
alfalfa and haystacks. Near Wild
Horse, a herd of 1,000 antelope was
other la herds are reported
within a mile of Coalhurst, just west
of Lethbridge.

Antelope meat is very delectable
which accounted for their slaughter
almost to extermination a few uw
ago, by Indians. The antelope
amazing speed, but hunters nu
proach them er than they
proach deer. ‘hey usually
groups of eight or ten, but Wild
Horse being a sanctuary district ac
counts for a 1000-herd congregating
there,

Buck Prong-Horn antelope
shed the entire hor as do deer,
only the outer sheath of its ho:
should advise the many unsuc¢
hunters who scour our Suma.
Vedder mountains to make Southern
Alberta foothills their sporting ren-
dezvyous next fall. They will learn
to appreciate this beautiful Valley all
the more when they return.

ALKALI BERTA

resident of the “prai-

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MATSQUI, LANGLEY, HAVE
ORLENTAL POTATO SHIPPE

Of thé 88 registered growers in’ the
Matsqui and Langley districts, 64 are
whites, 23 are Japanese atid only one
is Chinese, according to statistics pre-
pared by the Vegetable Me urketing
Board,

For potatoes Mies re was only a ve-
gistered acre of and the pro-
duction pe » of i ste. yea. pota-
toes was 476° sary This a
entirely in the hands #f z hit
the production per acre W,

s compared with
acre produced by
white potato grower
number of potato growers in Langley-
Matsqui districts, 39 are growers who
devote one ucre or less to potato pro-
duction.

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A CIty ViIEWPO!
he fruit grow

kick at the remo

ties which they c

re beginning to
of dumping du-
aim will hurt their
business and take away thelr profits,
and what have you. Seems to us it is
time something was done about it for
the main object of
appear to be to soak the cons
by sending as little fruit as poss
to market. and getting the highest
price.

It was ‘noticeable that during the
peach season, when Californian pez ach-
es were not obtainable here, the
Canadian grower, who Js now shout-
ing, took advantage of the situation
to boost prices to the top noteh, the
result being that people could not,
and would not, purchase unless com-
pelled. i

And so it is with all produce.
er the grower or his ‘marketer:
the prices to the skies and howl their
heads off when something
which makes them crawl down again.

said the first serious eff

THE ECONOMICAL, PERFECT SHORTENING
NOW PACKED IN THIS NEW CARTON

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producers wouldg

happens }

of;

Some dealers may still have

moderate stocks of Bakeasy
packed in the former cartons
which you can buy with every
confidence.

“BAKE EASY with BURNS’ BAKEASY“
BURNS’ & CO. LIMITED

Here Are Prices...

that will give you a big saving. This is all fresh stock, but
we lrave to make room for Christmas display.

Gd¢
$3.25

PURE SILK HOSE, regular $1.00 for

38’ LEATHERETTE RAINCOATS,
MEN’S.CAPS, regular $1.00 and 95¢ for
LADIES’ RUBBERS, regular 55c¢ for
36-in. WHITE FL’ETTE, heavy qual. reg 25c. & yds. Qhe
36-in. STRIPED FL’ETTE, reg. -23¢ Gane
LADIES OES eer
MEN'S COMBINATIONS, pure wool; Special... $$ 95
BOYS’ UNDERWEAR, ileece or 71, shirts or drawers QE
MEN’S KNEE RUBBERS, British made S2. 15D
MEN’S LACE RUBBERS, British made
MEN’S IRON MAN NORFOLK JACKETS, reg $4.95 $2. 9d
MEN’S KNEE LACE RUBBER, a red hot special 3.3>

Heavy red rubber with c ted sole

MANY OTHER LINES CLEARING AT VERY LOW PRICES

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“BRICK” JACOBSON TE” MARTIN

Phone 82

BK. Feeds Are the Best!

Try. Hi-Flow...

We have a brand of Dairy Mash
Which we'd like you fo try;

It costs one dollar sixty tive—
A veally fi class buy !

18 per cent is what it tests,
And we think youll

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Phone PHARDON, Abbotsford Mgr.

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work on any minor

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Rural Sontractors, Ltd.
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if they were content to
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instead of permit
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