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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUi NEWS

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IN OUR HARDWARE...-

| Specials---

GALVANIZED PAILS; good sturdy quality, each 29c
GALVANIZED WASH BOILERS; large size, each 98c
ALL-COPPER WASH BOWERS chit ee $2.59

SAD IRONS: set of Three ...... ‘ss. eees set $2.35
GARDEN HOSE; Y,-in, 50 ft. lengths, couplings, $3.45
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3% x 31, STEEL BUTTS with screws .... pair (9c

WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF

WOOD RANGES, at our warehouse $5.00 to $3 5-00
Massey-Harris Agency — We Stock Parts

TENNIS EQUIPMENT, RASQUETS, BALLS, all prices!

IN OUR DRYGOODS....

Miss@s and Girl’s Shorts; navy, white, blue;
95e to 68e

Ladies’ and Misses Blue Denim Farmerettes
Just right for summer wear _____ pair $1.15

Terry Cloth Sweaters; in canary, yellow
Udy wil te jet ha, a ee ee

Ladies’ Boucle Knit Pullovers; in mauve,
yellow, white and blue —_.. ate = by}

Cotton Printed Squares, in attractive designs

to be worn Hungarian cap style _. 29¢
yY Misses’ Sport Blouses, slub linene; in rust,

PTT 20600008 S See

- turquoise, blue and white Ep each 98¢
Men’s and Boys’ Polo Shirts, blue, yellow, maroon
with ti ing stripe eae each 98¢
Men's Polo Shirts; long sleeves and crew neck, blue only, 79¢
Men's Ail-Wool Barrel S
Men’s.and Boys’ Tennis Shoes, brown, white, blue, tan
Men’s All-Wool White Sox, suitable for sportswear ... 2 pair 950
“TT” Cleans all white shoes; will not rub off bottle 25e

sleeveless, good shades, _ 98¢
$L99-85c

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| J. S. Daly Stores

H Hardware Dry Goods
= Phone 180 Abbotstord Phone 64

COMING EVENTS

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SUMAS, WASH,
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—Friday, Saturday and Sunday—
August 4,5 and 6
JAMES STEWART and
CLAUDETTE COLBERT in

‘It's a Wonderfull World’

TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
August 8 and 9
‘
MERLE OBERON ‘and
DAVID NIVEN in

“Wuthering Heights”
LIBERAL MEETING

A General Meeting of the Mats-
BARBARA STANWYCK qui, Sumas and Abbotsford Lib-
HENRY FONDA eral Association will be held in
IN the United Church Basement, Ab-

cop ras Mad botsford, on Tuesday evening, Au-

gust 8th, at 8 o’cl 3
e 99|*Ppolntment of delegates to Nom-
Miss Manton
March of Time —

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
August 4 and 5
Matinee Saturaay at 2.30

BOB BURNS
IN

‘‘T7M FROM
MISSOURI”

Popeye 3 Stooges Gomedy
NEWS

TUESDAY «& WEDNESDAY
August 8 and 9

inating Convention which will be
held in Mission City on August

Novelty | 16th, N. R. Crist, Secretary.

Reserve this date—
FRIDAY, AUGUST i8
for Dance, Whatcom road

Don’t Forget The
WELFARE RUMMAGE SALE
in September

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“They Served Till Death; Why Not We,”
ANNUAL

Memorial Serpice

AT THE CENOTAPH, ABBOTSFORD

Commencing at 6:30 Pm. on

Sunday, August 6th

Canadian Legion
of the
British Empire
Service League
Abbotsford-
Sumas-Matsqui
Branch No, 15

Parade from Legion Hall 6:15 p.m.

Westminster (Machine Gun) Regimental
Band in Attendance

SPORT

| ART CRT AAP TE

VANCOUVER PEE WEES
AND JUVENILES i

Ivory & Green
Ivory,

Percolators
Green Con. Kettles
Red Convex Kettles

White Soup Plates
> Reversible ie Lee
Kitchen Alig a

Cake ting a eee

FERSEESE SE EE

UNADVERTISED SPECIALS

Radios Sporting Goods Bicycles

WILLAN’S HARDWARE
>» East of R. R. Track Telephone 81

SEE OUR WINDOW FOR MANY MORE
OO OOO OOOO ROP S

KITCHEN CRAFT

F l 0 UJ for Uniform Baking

49 lbs. $1.29
Bakeasy 4 lb. 35¢

98 lbs. $2.49

Empress

with $1
order

BEAT ABBOTSFORD |Seen from
Judging by the Sport activities °
last Sunday, Abbotsford might Behind
have been celebrating her Golden
Jubilee, or some such thing. Sport the
fans were treated to two ball
games, and also to two lacrosse 8- BALL
games The softball team fared ’
well, but the lacrosse Players suf- ‘
fered defeat at the hands of ae
South Vancouver's fast Squads. Ia Seite body of people! A great
In the first game, the bets | bunch of enthusiasts! “After. Mr.
ford Pee Wecs were badly out- and Mrs, Public getting a calling
classed and outscored 22-6, Tre | Gown Saat collections at boxla
Vancouver team, although much | , ames by the Editor last week,
heavier than the loca} squad, mere ey put only $1.85 in the hat for
also fine stick handiers, and work-| two games on Sunday. What burns
ed the ball around from man to} tke boys up is the fact that the
man. . Dhe Abbotsford Boalle | aoplé who knock the team are
Seemed to be lost under his pads, the ones not contributing. What
and didn’t have much of a chance | 54 “box” needs is a high wall
against the sharp shooting of Sie iarsanu ie ahi a turnstile at the
opposing forwards, Little Sag eathatNe aia! Ja dctinite,. adn
Calvert, who plays for Abbotsford faton charge,
is worth his weight in lacrosse |
balls, and is certainly a one man A little suggestion has come to
team. He turned in a fine per-| he ears of the writer about a
formance, netting five out of SIX | Swim Day” for district people.
of the Abbotsford tallies, Com- Doing a little enquiring into the
bining brains with neat stick work idea we find that merchants in
he outsmarted the big Vancouver the town appear to be favorable
goalle on several occasions, in their comments. Mill Lake was
The second game on Sunday's Suggested as the place and about
Schedule was between Abbotsfori} the end of August as the time.
Juveniles and South Vancouver eee
Juveniles. Abbotsford borrowed | THINGS AND STUFF
two of the other teams Players,! The B.Q.L. has vaguely offered
but still couldn't match the play|a free. lunch to the Abbs-Reps if
of their opponents. The lads from they are nice boys... Reports from
Vancouver really knew what to the ‘hospita: Say Bob Conway is
do with the ball when they got “doin’ all right.” We'll bet Bob
it, and they looked like a smooth | would like to be in there fight-
working lacrosse machine on/ing with the Abbs-Reps—and so
many of their plays. In contrast do the Abbs-Reps... Eric T. Weir
to the local boys Play, which} donated one big bottle of liniment
and several smaller bottles to the
AAA. We're

mates. Despite their inability to by

Score, however, the local boys are] on Friday, it might need it...Jim

final score was 10-5 for the city| ged...
boys.
Sane

Jas. Lawrence won the $7.50 sweep
for Sunday's ball game... Chilli-
wack has a good bunch of sports
OF 1TH BATTALION j Playing softball... The Abbs-Reps
Annval reunion dinner of the should send Johnston Motors a
7th Battalion C.ELF. will be held Copy of the “Scenic Loop” folder
fap ancouver on Saturday, Sep-| (°F | them know what a beanti-
tember 2, E. Ensor, Secretary, an- ful ceuntry we have out here...
nounces. The reunion date has

been planned to coincide with ‘fair U
week” in Vancouver, to allow out-| $73 REALIZED AT
of-town veterans to visit the Can-) T
ada Pacific Exhibition. ENNIS SOCIAL
AND RAFFLE
Winrers of the tennis racquets

Battalion headquarters for the
the Central Fraser

day will be the Quadra Club,
where the big dinner is scheduled | raffled by
to commence at 7 pm. Former| Valley Tennis Club on Thursday
members are requested to majl Disht at the box social on the
their reservations to the secre-|lawn of Mrs. M. Trethewey were:

tary, P.O. Box 187, Vancouver. | st, Allan Trethewey; 2nd, Mrs.
Elsie Matthews; 3rd, Mrs. F. Har-
Ty Saat ee vey; 4th, Richard Trethewey; 5th,
POTATO CLUB Mrs. F. G. Saunders, Allan and
Richard Trethewey both auctioned
PREPARING FOR off their old racquets, Bil; Mac-
ANNUAL CONTEST beth getting the first and Miss
The Poplar Boys’ Potato Club| Joan Saunders, the other. The af-
meeting was held at the home of| fair netted the club $73,
the leader, Mr. H. Green, on Mon-| Work has begun on hard-surfac-
day evening. Mr. R.-G. Sutton,/ing the courts, Gravel is being
District Agriculturist, was present.| laid today and the asphalt will
An interesting time was had in-}be laid on Friday. Play on the
Specting the potatoes and discus-| courts will begin about the middle
sing their growth and diseases, | Of next week.
The boys obtained valuable in- Teta bate Sia ae
formation from Mr. Sutton which 3-CENT CcuT IN
wil; help them in their contest at
the Vancouver Exhibition, the win- WHOLESALE GAS
attend tho| PRICE ORDERED
Toronto in British Columbia Fuel Board on
Tuesday ordered a reduction of
three cents in wholesale gasoline

prices within the Province and
DOWNED 9.2 limited the maximum Spread be-
Abbotsford’s boxla boys went | tween wholesale and retail prices

down to the Pitt Meadows squad
on Monday night on the grounds
of the victors, 9-2. The local team
Suffere from the lack of several
“first stringers” but still put up
a-fight that worried the Meadows
(team plenty at times.

to five cents in some
and six cents in others,
Effective Mpnday ordinary gaso-
line price, it is announced at Vic-
toria, will be cut in the Vancou-
ver area from 27 to 24 cents per
gallon, based on a 19-cent rate
wholesale, plus 5 cents for re-
tailing in Zones 1 to 5 of the 15
into which the Province is divid-
ed. Zone 4 (area around Abbots-
ford) will be 25 cents retail, north
of the Fraser River and Chilli-
wack (Zone 5) 26 cents retail.

EGG PRICES

Tuesday’s quotations were:

districts

CANADIAN LEGION
Abbotstord-Sumas-Matsqui Branch
No, 15

Basket Picnic

Members and Families
AT WHITE ROCK
SUNDAY, AUGUST

Eggs—To producer for Grade A

Bus lea: Legion at 10 a.m.
iS leaves Leg! Aum Large, .22; medium, .20; pullets,

———— | 17. wholesale, Large, 27; me.
9 dium, .2g; puilets, .22.
DANCE | Butter—wholesale: carton, 251%,

SATURDAY, auc. 5) ow P.M. | prints, 2444,

Aberdeen Community Hal = = ees
Cariboo Vagabonds | WORK PROJECTS

Admission 25c (Continued From Front Page)

— S| curve, ROP ane time this has

Matsqui Hall Association been » popular Picnicking spot
UMMER

MED-S for motorists, It is hoped to fur-

ther encourage its use and devel-

DANCE
b es : OP a market for farm Produce,
FRIDAY, AUGUST @; 9:30-2:50 berries, ete, with motorists. Has,
Harmony Boys 6-Piece Orchestra |elwood Park adjoins the cemetery
Admission 500 Refreshments | of the same name.
Free Bus. Abbotsford, Mission | Details would be made public,

CHEESE 2<, lb. 17¢
BUTTERscx3"”" 3]h 79¢

| Cake Flour, Fairylight .... pkt. 19¢
| Prunes: Maximum large, 2-Ib. bx 19¢
| Peanut Butter: in your jar, 2 Ib 21c.

Mazola Oil
16-0z tin 25¢
—===_

Empress
Baking P’wd’r

| Pickles; sweet, Mustard, 26-02 25¢ | 12-0 ‘”-¥4¢
| Catsup, Aylmer, 12-0z., 2 btls. 27c | 2%m tin AX
HP. Sauce; irom England, btl., 29c
Cocoa, Mother’s ....... Ib. tin 16c
o + ag, | Mitdele Whip
TE A Empress ...... Ib. pkt. 48¢ | cong jeer
Highway ...... fb, Pkt. 39c | 0. oe 7
COFFEE Maximum, vac., 1b. 32c ecw. tas 4,
Airway, irsh grd. b 23c 29:
Shredded Kelloge’s Mellograin
Wheat ice Krispies Meal

2m 21 | 2 a3-| g
Cohoe, — tall tin, 19¢

SALMON Pink 2 tall tins, 19¢
SARDINES Fairhaven, 4 tins 19¢

Norwegian, 2 tins 19c
Pork & Beans, (6-oz,, — 3 tins 23c¢
Corned Beef, E] Rancho, 2 tins 25¢
Kraut, Aylmer, 21's; 2 tins 25¢
Spinach; Aylmer, 16-0z., 2 tins 25¢
Tomatoes, Libby's 21's TINS

Peas, 5’s; Ayl., (7-07,
19¢

LIBBY’s
Pineapple J’ce |
2 tins 19: |
Grapefruit Jce |
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Tomato Juice

4 tins 19¢

Corn; Aylmer Bantam
Green Beans: K, Beach

Pearl White OXYDOL Westminster
SOAP Large TISSUE
107 35° | ™ — ay 3°" 19%
FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

BANANAS; Golden Ripe —
TOMATOES; 0.K. Field; —
WATERMELON: red tipe

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= — 8 lbs. 286

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NEW SPUD8s traeh, dag Sf PE alee
rat ot duce” > "P10 | New Cabbage. 8 Ibs. 25c
Firm Heads
Oranges—
Family size .. 2 doz 25c | Lettuce ...... 2 ott
Firm Hi

Large size ... | doz 25c

WEEK-END SPECIALS IN MEATS

QUALITY BEEF SPRING LAMB
Roasts — tb, 14¢ Legs —_ __ Jb, 95¢

Blade

Rib Bolling Beef, Ib. 0c Shoulders — — jp, 22c
aut Ay — Ib. Tc Shoulder Cutlets, Ib. 25¢

need Bee reast of Lamb, Ib. 17
Boneless Stew 2b 25¢ ;

Veal Stew — 2 Ibs, 25¢
Pure Lard

Meat Loag Special
; Veal, 1 ib. pork,

Jowl Bacon, Ib. 2le

| 21. beet, 11b. vean,] Excellent Quatity | 4.4 Ayr, Ib. 350
| 1 lb. pork, minced] .¥'t8 Meat Orders Cottage Rolls th. 28¢
4 BSB — De A| Cotace now m

Red Salmon — _ Ib. 206 | 1, Ib. Cooked Ham 35
Ling Cod — — jp, 14c | Ve Ib. Veal Loag C

SAPEWAY STORES Tp, We Reserve Rist to Limit Quanta

Soon as they; Rev. R. Erskine Pow, MA. of
made it clear, Calgary, formerly of Vancouver,
that these developments | !S & visitor

elief but Work projects,
Foremen wil

the reeve said, as
are received. He
however,

fhe ‘1 be in charge of each reside psig en
and a full day's work will be leit cecupy the pulpit of Trinity

r mare
equired of every man employed. | Uniteg chureh on Sunday,

Special Prices for Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August, 3, 4, )

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