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WE anticipated some losses gy ra j i
s e lost \a
ce tae avant Tone V alley Lumber Yards Lid.
anti we ey ea tacked a QUALITY — SERVICE — SATISFACTION
parts which means that you PHONE ia6 ABBOTSFORD

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OFFERS SA THE BE
FOR LES

1938 Morris Coach
A few good American cars

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Write R.R. 1, Abbotsford

Downes road Phone 50 or i1f
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BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
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jpen Every Friday

Vancouver, Offices—
8 & 4, 423 Hamilton Street

JAMES M. CAMPBELL
SOLICITOR and NOTARY
BARRISTER
Fraser Valley Record Building
447 Main Street Mission City
Office phone: 17; house phone: 14!

bs COMMON DROP SIDING—
DRY. 1x6, Longs
Per 100 Lineal Feet
ANCOUVER’S OLDEST

COMMON BOARDS—

FOR FENCE PICKETS; 1x3
Per 1000 Lineal Feet

1938 Austin 10-4 sedan }
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1936 Austin 7: aioon r

1939 Morris Coach SOUND GRADE; ¢inch

Per 1000 Feet Board

FIR WALLBOARD—

IDEAL FOR ATTIC OR BASEMENT
Per Square Foot

CLEAR CEDAR LATTICE—
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Per 100 Feet

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loans are ayvail-
able to persons
reasonably assur-
ed of sufficient
income to meet
the monthly pay-
ments. Equity in
cash or lot, or
both, is of course,
necessary.

Rent?

—to live in Abbotsford or near vicinity
when for your rental payments or less,

you can build your own home
to a design pleasing to yourself?
National Housing Act loans are now

available only below $4000—they may

cease altogether so act now while the
opportunity exists.

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Approved by her majesty, this
picture of the Queen and Princess
Blizabeth, heir to the throne, has by,

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fuss geaeae |° Abbotsford Lumber

war began, the Queen wears the
maple leaf emblem which reminds | -. Cox Ltd. |

1790

George’s Place just reached this continent by
A, BURNIER, Proprietor

Clipper. Mother and daughter

people with words of cheer and by
sharing in the hardships of ration-

her of the visit to Canada in days
before the war.

GILLIES’
MORTUARY HOMES

MISSION CITY, B.C.
FUNERAL SERVICE
Ambulance in Connection
Phone Mission 49, Agassiz 16

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NOTES

Branch No. 5

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AGRICULTURE

The boys of the

Agriculture ea Monday

» NEW DRAPES WILL

GRACE ST. PAUL’S

The regular meeting of the Lad-
ies’ Aid to St. Paul's Church,
| Huntingdon, was held at the Manse
afternoon. It was de-

J. E. TRETHEWEY, President PHONE 10

W. S. GARDINER

Telephone 100

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class are teking as a project, the cided to purchase cream casement [ he H otel Atangard
(Contributed) | incubation and raising of chicks.| cloth to make new drapes for the
oa ia ae _ J Sa ee A record of incubation is to be kept | church, these to be ready for the =
ae =H = A 7; FIRST CLASS REST-
PACIFIC STAGE LINES SICK PARADE by preserving eggs in formalde- Easter Day services. AURANT = CON:
Abbotsford to Vancouver Com. Sid. Poole suffered a stroke ae Pea the supervision of Mr. ae new member re ara JUNCTION. THE AT-
Ar. Vancouver} 4, Friday and is now confined ellado, the class in co-operation | Mrs. 1sekGhy was appo nie ANGARD IS RANKED
10.05 a.m. Benes with the Farm Mechanics class, is|tary-treasurer when Mrs. M. M. AS THE MOST MOD-
aR ame Com;' A. McKinnon, who is constructing a 20 by 12 ft. chicken Shore found it necessary to resign ERN AND BEST
705 pal neinn  ainnroien vankle,. hasj-re- house, in which the boys willkeep|the post. Convenors were appoint- HOTEL IN THE
y % x 8 NY ;< | about 30 chickens. ed for the home-cooking and candy
10:35 p.m. | turned home from hospital and is Y VALLEY.
a 9.05 p.m. ; i —Victor Ferguson, Roy Price.|sale. Mrs. Waterston and Mrs.
11.35 pm. making satisfactory progress. ue Je Rcicatiy avec antennae Licensed Premises
“Ar. Abbs | WAR SERVICES FUND MAEMO EEN es eS sii: Stage Depot
‘a 10.33 a.m. The drive is still on, and it is] Four members of the agriculture ae
" 203 pm, |with pleasure that we acknowl-, ‘lass visited the poultry farm of Sindents’ Books
a 6.18 p.m. ry, Cay ener-| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Day on Tues-
} 3120 P. edge the receipt of many g ty
2 * Daily Decent Sunday. _ Pm. | ous donations from members of|9ay, March 28 The members en- Valued Ri $600 ;
tSaturday and Sunday only. this branch. At the last meeting | Joyed the visit very much and also I * RESPONSIBLE COVERAGE at the
sa Sunday only. it was decided to contribute $150 eae a poe en Ore Repiaeed nSurance very Lowest RATES. Try Us.
Qa tae from our funds to this worthy ay ghly modernized poul- wESER,
For Your Freight or Express cause. try farm is run. The boys visited = > OF TEACHERS’ _COMPLETE AND ABSOLUTE COVERAGE
Use Pacific Stage Express or “ the incubator first and’ saw the SOME 7. ‘Houses, , Farm lai can! e
— Consolidated Truck Lines — = ee : pnd saw she} LOSS ALSO OFFSET Burglary, Sickness and Accident...We handle them all In
pene ena Ss JUDGEMENT OF $657 young chicks being hatched. The > aisle Companies. INSURE AND ae RUE
‘ast, Ear __|next stop was the baby chicks Text books to the value of ap-
P Judgment for Mission Public] which were in two different pens. REAL ESTATE

Service Company Ltd. against the

The hen houses were visited. The

proximately. $600, property of pupils
attending the Superior school in

Farm pany eonly. Farms, Bungalows and Suburban

PHONE 58 village of Mission for $657 and biggest attraction onthe Day Farm|Matsaui village ‘and destroyed ellings sold and exchanged.
A. S. & M. NEWS SE ee ven by aude David| proved to be the champion hen,|when the building burned on Sun- ESTATES MANAGED
R es sade ae gad ae atch won the egg as : i Son Test day, Feb. 23, have been replaced Wills, Houses Rented, Safety Deposit Boxes...A complete
P R i N T E § aaa add A last year. Mr. Day gave the Ag-|by the M-S-A Educational Area. and efficient service with very reasonable prices.
POSTERS i LEAFLETS nee me original amount claimed | ricultural class three dozen stolin his formal report of the fire
TICKETS :; ENVELOPES aS in connection with char-|be hatched in the incubator of the

ges for fire hydrant services in-
stalled in the village and supplied
with water from the plaintiff com-
pany.

COMMERCIAL and SOCIAL
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS

ABBOTSFORD, B.C.
PROMPT SERVICE

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agricultural class.

VISIT BY TOMMY BENNE1T
Sergeant Tommy Bennett of

R.C.A.F., who graduated from this

school two years ago and who took

made to the Advisory Board meet-
ing in March, Inspector Towell re-
ferred to the hardship caused by
the loss of the books and eypress-
ed the fear that in not a few in-
Stances it would be imposible for

Westminster Crust Company

NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.

Pr Pele dtatol tt tte aE a 2 school activities, | families of pupils concerned to re-
a gm | Visite e school at the beginning | Place the books. He asked the Ad- ese

We take the AGE out of lof the week. Among the many|Visory Board members to consider

f ‘ 's to

mileage---with our a things for which Tommy is remem-| the possibility of making good the WHOLESOME
7 = bered is the writing of the music| loss and thus ensure that all the APPETIZING

5 IMPERIAL a for the school song the words of| Pupils would be able to finish the

4} one oe “Oo exvice ig | Which were written by Jimmy Mc-| School term. He was authorized
Specialized Lubrication S 4 @|Phee who is row serving in En-|to ascertain the loss and secure DELICIOUS
gland with the RAF. T ; is] the books if within his estimate ——/4

BUY WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES REGULARLY! & ber te a Se ae

‘ home on leave prior to going ov: of $600. At Friday i ting

a going over- $ iday night's meeting

HI a a with him the best] 0f the Advisory Board, Mr. Towell

a A hd | | § St ti m|ishes of the P.S.HS. students, | reported that the books had been

H shdown’s mperia ervice Station | Lorne Siiverthorn left this schoot| Purchased within this figure. Loss

mg IMPERIAL PRODUCTS HERB. ASHDOWN g/'®cently for Vancouver where he| Of replaceable texts by the three

4 Telephone 66 Abbotsford 4 is training to be an aeroplane en-| teachers in charge of the classes

ERDSSUSeEoR PTT aa pine Mechanic under the Dominion | 2Mounted to $65 and the Advisory

7overnment's Youth Training Plan,| Board also favored renlacement of

OBJECTIVE IS REACHED these books in recognition of the

Up ard: M I ord eat slanuar, the War Saving a |Haet pet ee had been pircusht

W ° y ommittee set an objective of $250 | t© school by the teachers in order

} worth of War Savings Stamps to| ‘© assist the pupils. It was realiz-

Upward; my Lord, the vision enthralls me; be reached by the end of June. ed that the teachers had also lost

mh even upward, may ts a Thee However, this sum was reached in | “°"Siderable additional material

y beaming rays, hath pierced my armour th i Sar, and refere 2: r
Quickened my heart beat, and drawn me to Thee, sae stray AB aurE Se Uiwarth mae a sac mas ee
“80! y April 4. Tne contests, : ’
Upward; look upward, Onward: then onward draws, and noon Sata

Wor let thy gave falter

What God hath spoken

Is now drawing near:

Nations shall mourn

For the laws they have broken

Ye Christians, step boldly
Shout the dear name,

Of the only Adored;
Take up the cross

Let nothing appal Thee,

ais "Ged! Heat oy peaer Hor ge Arete Lent SERINGEDA AGH day, April 25, at Matsqui, Th ee
al 7 . rd Ss. » « ie e
All plans have been made for the i , i tise lished or displa’ red b ne Liquo)
Eny Jane Hallile Whitton, Bratequl ESR de fo: pupils have handed their invita-| This adverti ent is not pub! play’ y quor

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entertainments
played a large roll in making the
sale of stamps so successful. House
No. 2 bought the largest number
of stamps.

Dance to be held on Fri-

Local operations in Kenya were
delayed when (a) an elephant sat
on a land mine and(b) a buffalo
butted a bandsman into a tree.

tions to their class representative.

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Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia