Abbotsford, Sumas & kh News

Eleventh Year, No. 14

Abbotsford, B.C., Wednesday, April 4th, 1934

Ten Cents Per Month

Auction sale

About 1 Mile West of eine ‘Station
on old Mel ey, (opposite Totem To-

eluant Grady Cow, 4 years, due
Guernsey Grade Cow,
4 years, in full milk and bred in Sep.

herd test averages over ae

and
welghing Raat: 1100 ibe,
well- matched teams of good workers.

larris double-disc eer

No. 3 John Deere riding plow. 2:
row Pea Swatter, complete with lift-
©

eral tons ood Clover Hay;

eae, “onal ‘later utensils, der

IVAN HURNDALL, Auctioneer

Phones—Chitliwack $642;

Add Life to Years
Years to Life

Roobert cA. ie aaa

Evenings By Appointment

9.30 to 12.00 p.m. dally
Evenings By Appointment

me Hunter Leaving Sumas
Waker, globe-frotter, and
sometime: farmer, returned this week
from a winter spent in Mexico, We
learn with regret that Mr. Walker is
dispersing of ail his interests here,
and is going, for a time at least, to
his old home in London, Ont.

Matsqui S, P. of C. Elect Officers

The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Matsqui branch of the
Socialist Party of Canada was held
on Monday evening in the Gifford

Officers elected for the ensuing
r were J, Little, president; T. Ja-
cobson, secretary; Poignant, vice-
president; executive committee—J.
Sutherland, K. Thompson, J. Ander-
son, F. Wilson, T. Smith, L. epee,
Holmberg and A, Rottluff, Mr.
Poignant was re-elected librarian, ae
hearty vote of thanks was passed to
the retiring president, Mr. F, Wilson,
he secretary reported they had
been able to secure Mr. E, Winch,
M.L.A. of Vancouver guest speak-
er for Monday evening, April 16th,
when a meeting will be held in the
Agricultural hail at § p.m. There will
also be other Vancouver speakers.
Mr. J. Little and Mr. J. Sutherland
were appointed delegates to the Dist-
rict Council

Mrs. J. Shaffer of Mt. Lehman Rd.
returned home on Saturday after visit-
ing ner sister Mrs. H. Post in Seattle
for th st three weeks, oh Schaf-
fer entertained on Tuesda. rnoon
In r of her son Giennie’s 3rd
birthday,

Mrs, J. T. Heppell, who has been
Visiting for the past two weeks with
her daughter-in-law Mrs. Leslie Hep-
Bele returned to her home in Clover-
a

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Mrs. Church of Chilcotin is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Trethewey.
Webster's house is being
nd painted.

Jack Gilmore in confined to

Master
his home through illness.

Mrs. W. Buker visited friends in
Vancouver at the holiday,

Mr. Roy Kent of Vancouver Is
Visiting friends in Abbotsford.

Mr. W. Delf ts visiting his parents
in Victoria.

Mrs. Wm. Dartnell of Chilliwack

holiday.

(Mrs, Holmes of Lulu Island spent
the week-end with her mother, Mrs.
Fooks.

A. Stewart returned home Sunday
from visiting relatives in Eastern
Canada,

Mr, Neil Me
lung his brothe:
MeNeill.

Mrs. Berry of Regina, Sask., is vis-
iting her sons and daughter at Hi-
ways Gardens east of Abbotsford.

Arthur Turner, grandson of Mr.
Mrs. W. Turner is spending the Bast-
er holidays with his parents at Spat-
sum

‘elll of Okotoho is vis-
%, Donald and Hugh

Rev. W. A. Lewis, pastor of the
Tocal Pentecosta mbly attended
the Easter convention of Penteco:
Assemblies of Canada, held in V
couver,

The young ladies of St. Ann's held
& most successful sale of home cook-
ing in the Atangard store room on
Easter Saturday, approximately $33
being realized,

Mrs. Orville Thompson arrived on
nday from Holden, Alta. to take up
sidence on the farm west of town.
Mr. Thompson arrives this week with
@ box-car load of their posessions,

Mrs. Clarence Heppell of Bowden,
Alta, on her way to Cloverdale, where

n-

D

tion wat Mr. and Mn
Spent t
and Mra, P.. i

Mr. and Mrs. W. ‘P. Waterston and
J. I. McLean were delegates from the
Abbotsford True Blue lodge to the
Grand Lodge si in Victoria.
‘The Grand Lodge next year will meet
in Abbotsford,

Miss Margaret’ McKinnon enter-
tained a number of young people at a
party at her home on Saturday even-
ing, About 20 guests were present,
and games and dancing were enjoyed
by all present.

His friends hear with regret that
Bob Baker, employed at Ashdown!s
Service Station, and formerly with
Brett's for several years, is leaving
this week for Trail, where he js taking
4 position with the General Motors
agency there,

Mr. Lowen, senior, of Clearbrook
Road W. was united in’ marriage to
Mrs, Lang of er on Sun¢
the cer 2 place at the
Foursquare adel Lighthouse, Kings-
way, Vancouver. The couple will r
side on the farm at Clearbrook Rd.

Highland United journeyed to Co-
quitiam last week, where they suffer-
ed a 5-1 defeat, in the Coquitlam cup
competiiton, Accordingly, the Mapla
Ridge Wild Ducks and Coquitlam will
fight it out for the trophy this Satur-
day, at the grounds of the last-named.

D-A-N-C-E

St. Andrew's & Caledonian Society
SATURDAY, APRIL 7 at 8 pam.

HALL

. Heppell,
with Mr.

Last’ Dance—Everybody come id
have a good time, Anca eaon 25c

Good Music—Good
Lady members please bring cake.

Get your
Light Lunches Cigarettes
Tobaccos Soft Drinks
Ice Cream
cAt
KELLY’S

LEB BUILDING ABBOTSFORD

A MIGHTY MONARCH FROM

PHT

ed an ele
News block

visited Abbotsford friends over the]

day Attatiioon
son Bud's se:

forme:
! Mr. and Mrs. N. Hill and family.

Local Happenings Briefly Told

Mr. Layton Bryenton has ured
4 position at Ashdown Service
ation.

oN

Hisaoka of Mission has open-
rical massage office in the

Mr. George Lambert of Camrose
Alta, is visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Lambert.

Mr. J. Thompson of Medicine Hat

is visiting his brother Mr. Alex.
Thompson here.

a Doreen and Muriel Mann
he from Vancouver for the
Baaster holidays,

Mr. J. Markle of Camrose

Alta,

ds AE his parents-in-law Mr. and

and daughter
ancouver were Pay gupsts of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Pete
t returned to her
; Bible Col-

Dur sd
r On Tuesda
Mann entertained on Tues-
in honor of her little
nth birthday,

Owing to iliness the whist drive to
ome of Mrs. Roberts

n postponed.

be

Miss Marjorie

of Vancouver,
of ‘Abbotsford, is a guest of

Mrs White has retu
Aldergrove, after nursing
Gledhill during her

ned from

ness.
Rev. Mr, Ellis of Victoria
here on Monday to conduct

k’s mission in the Pente
rari le,

uests of Mr. and Mrs, Dunham
the Easter holidaya are Mrs,
B. Mutz and family of Red Deer,
Alberta.

It may be of fnterest to stock rals-
rs In this district to know that Ot-
a intends to probe meat prices in
British Columbia,

The Rural Contractors’ Ltd. are
busy erecting the barn for Mr, Nelles.
It Is to be a modern structure, dimen-
sions 38 by 90 fee

Aubrey Bist of Chilliwack
visited Mrs. I. Wallace and her sister

les last W

ure for Chicago,

Mrs. Windsor of Vanc
to her home on

xer return-
after

e M
Spending the week-end tie Mr. and

Mrs. W. Turner,

Mrs. Hugh MacNeill gave a party
on Friday afternoon in honor of her
son Duncan's eleventh birthday.
Twelve little guests down to tea
and the afternoon was happily spent
in games.

The Parka le troupe of Portland
& program in the form
kymmnastic “circus in’ the MM Bron

are presenting

hall on April 9th, consisting

edian acts, acrobatic turns, boxing and

wrestling.
A convention of all the

take place at Mission on Satur

to attend,

2 gu
ers’ for the

much to say just yet,
to lack commerct a independence,
Farm

n impor

KILGARD—STRAITON

Mixs Olga de
guest of Mr.
and family.

on Sunday,

in Straiton.

A. Whitson

with

EASTER §

Jullus of V

de Lalla were
Vancouver friends «
holiday

Miss Isabel Mathe
minster és visit
. 1. Mathers.

A number of young folks of
and Straiton went on a hike

tendanc:
church wa
evening service, when the choir ren-
dered an anthem and Mrs. F. Smith

er E
tended, capacity
nd Mrs. A. Kelly tending throughout.

8 Prairie has taken

Sparrow

lays
Ae Cees

splendid attendance
Sunday morning thi congregation fil.

Church of the N:
wonderful atten:

A question
recurring to our
again In these latter y
it profit a man to raise
then have no
et price of butter
tion which

farmer's mind,
world’ ae

shower took plac:

sricultural community
Theoréfleat

Aue line Gray

nd producers

in this condition

imity to the Vancouver

ant factor In the prosperity
ss of producers.

MONDAY,

Matsqui Hall Association

Annual Meeting

Ceter

of Abbotsford, and in 1931 elec
ed May Queen by her ichoae chums.

APRIL gu acs pu

Election of Officers

ame as-
eciations of the lower mainland will
day next
commencing at 3 p.m. when all
sportsmen of the district are invited

“Spring fs Here!
And we are always here with

many of the nicest things the}:
Season can suggest.

cR

The Jubilee Candy Slop

E. A. HUNT

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Por seven years I 1

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fo many in this locality, With a lady
Just opened an Office and Treatment
Rooms in The News Block, Abbotsford

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Hydro-Therapeutics

for Rheumatism, Sprains and all classes
of Nervous Troubles

assistant in

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Mission, and am known

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RVICES AT ALL

CHURCHES WELL ATTENDED

caster services
Sunday were

re Sportéa, to be the highest in the his-

y of the parish, as was also the at-
at Holy Communion. The
filled to capacity at the

ng a solo.
“Cl ure nh servi

sat the Trinity U:
aster W

ere Seley

c:
Presented a cantita on Good Friday

evening to a large appreciative aud-

on Monday the Fairview:

church.
rvices throughout Holy
Ann's were ked by

on

led the church to the doors, and
large mumber received Holy Com-

The Pentecostal Tabernacle and the
rene also report

anc)

Shower for Abbotsford Girl

Hono) Miss Isabel MeInne:
whose marriage to Mr. J. Brogan of
Langley Prairie takes place in the
n future, a miscellaneous

the Copping
evening. when

hall last Wed

la
a large host of friends spent a folly

time.
Wwo little girls, Audrey and Jac-

basket full of useful and
A musical program fol-
which delicious refresh-
served
The young coup!
chosen words thanked all their many
friends for the wonderul gifts
st of the evening was spent

sabel, only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, A. McInnes is a oy Ne daughter
t=

Douglas Thorn of Nancouver is vis-
aan M rs. E. Barrett for the

holiday
“"p. Webster, ‘was appointed to the

executive committee of the Fraser

Me le eral Conservative Associa-
jon, at the annua

Chiliwacke this

Mission wag

Mr, J. H. Fletcher, who operated
the Abbotsford Theatre for a few
r, has resumed opera-
mmencing iter Saturday. For
present there will b
week, on &:
tists will be three presentations, one

the mitigmngor and two in the
a

Mr. C. Evans’ pen uel leads
in the iz eg in
the twenty-first we The ‘ABbots:
ford breeders’ pen d eggs for

id 5
e Week, making & total of 1039 eggs
$7.3 point a
fered the loss of one of the b
in the pen, which died this we
Lethbridge, the local m:
piled up points,
the rest of the entries, w
Mr, Evans’ birds are in first
ond place, with the next best pen 44
points behind the leader.

ST. MATTHEW'S W.

Sale of Home Cooking
APRONS AND C/
in the ATANGARD

bee

SATURDAY, APRIL Jhb

Afternoon Tea - - - 3 till 6 p.m.

GRAND OPENING OF THE
Bradner Daffodil Show
THURSDAY, APRIL 5u at 2 pm,
BY MR. AND MRS. E. D. BARROW

Come and See the New Red Guard

Daffodil

PEARDONVILLE LIVE YS

DANCE

COMMUNITY HALL
2 TLE

Pals Orchestra
UDAY, APRIL Gb

Admission 25 Refreshments

Do not forget
to attend the

VIMY DANCE

in Matsqui Hall, @
on Friday, April

Ruse Theatre

SUMAS, WASH

Radic nantoke in
“Roman Scandals’

walt!

Comedy Silly
News

Admission le &

WEDNESDAY, Apr
(One Night Only)

“Above the Clouds”

‘Phrilling drama in the ar

Comedy — Novelty Keel
1

Free Bus
sharp at 9.00

p.m., will leave

the Atangard