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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

SPECIAL VALUES.----

PORK & BEANS

In Tomato Sauce

Tea ere. - = Lb. 49c
CORNED BEEF Ss3020%.2" 2 tins 25e
PINEAPPLE S33" cm 2 large tins 17¢

3 tins 25c

JELLY POWDER

Gers ements, 2IC

Strawberry, etc,

PEANUT BUTTER

RED & WHITE
Creamy
true

2 lbs. 23e

consistence,
nut flavor

Atangard Block

M. C. Walker & Co.

THE RED & WHITE STORE
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE

Telephone 130

Weekes & Bader, Props.

BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKES TO ORDER
Bakery Goods Available Throughout the Valley
or Ask for a Driver to Call
ASK FOR QUALITY BREAD

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COLGATE’S FINE SOAPS
G@ cakes ........ BOE

“PIK” SCIENTIFIC ENGLISH
TOOTH BRUSH

YD cakes i 55¢ Bate toneanientes

Each .......... DAE | Large tube

“REB” PURE FRENCH
CASTILE SOAP
- 10¢

“BRITEN” TOOTH PASTE
- 29¢

ASK FOR BEAUTY BUBBLES

Stationery
Phone 8

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy

PRESCRIPTIONS
odaks

Developing
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SAFEWAY BLOCK

See the New

1939 R.C.A. Victor Radios

Electric Tuning at Popular Prices

Burns’ Electric

ABBOTSFORD

PEARDONVILLE

Mr. and Mrs, J. M. McInroy were
(Chillfwack visitors on Saturday.

Week-end guests at the home of
Mrs. A. Marriette were June Land,
Bill and Ed Marriette and Charles
Fox of Vancouver, also Miss Nan
Brown of Chilliwack.

Neighbors and friends visited Mrs,
A. Baines on Sunday, on the occa-
sion of her 76th birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. R. MeInroy and
family of Vancouver were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. J. C. McInroy,

ABERDEEN

The meeting of the P.T.A., sche-
duled for Tuesday last, has been
postponed until Tuesday, October 4,
in the Aberdeen school room.

Mrs. Frank Carmichael of New
Weetminster was the guest of Mrs,
Arthur Gledhill last week.

Personal Paragraphs

Contributed by our District Correspondents

MATSQUI
Mr. and Mrs. J. Olson and Mr.
and Mrs. O. Sorenson motored to
Mt. Vernon to visit friends,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Harry are visit-
ing with Mr, and Mrs. §. Carlson

while their house at Mission is be-
ing renovated.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rottluff and

son My, Robert Rottluif, and Miss
Marian Aikens have been visiting
in South Oregon,

Miss Pearl Denny and sister spent
Saturday in Vancouver.

Miss E. Oakes visited with friends
fin Vancouver over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs, T. Rottluff spent
Sunday in Seattle.

Mrs, T. Rottluff substituted « at
Matsqui school, Miss M. Stewart be-
ing il.

The monthly meeting of the Lu-
theran Ladies’ Aid will be held on
October 5 in the church parlors

Mr. N. R. Crist has purchased
property in Mission for building
purposes.

Matsqui (Water Company has re-
sumed water service in the after-
noons but is still turning the supply
off after 8 p.m.

The bi-monthly evening service
will be held in the Lutheran church
on Sunday at 8 p.m, by Rey. Ander-
son. At 7 p.m. the confirmation
class will be held, and henceforth
before every service.

Born.—To Mr. and Mrs. Pat Con-
roy of Turner Valley (formerly of
Matsqui) on August 27, a son.

Born.—To Mr. and Mrs. James
Conroy, in Mission hospital on Sep-
tember 20, a daughter.

Mr. and Mrs, A. Conroy and Mr.
and Mrs. W. Gilborg motored
Vancouver Saturday.

Mrs. Tom Moore entertained a
number of guests on September 20,
the occasion being the second birth-
‘day anniversary of her daughter,
Shirley. Those present included:
(Mesdames H. Rottluff Jr., and son;
A. Conroy and sons; W: Gilborg and
son; C. Siebold and daughter and
Misses Daisy and Marjorie Moore.
With a lovely birthday cake centre-
ing the table, tea was served by the

to

hostess, assisted by Misses Moore.

Miss Olga Borg and Miss Myrtle
Borg are spending some time at
Ashcroft,

Mr. G. Borg left last week for
Kamloops. where he expects to
spend some time,

Mr, Jake Blacklock of Keremeos
is the gu@st of Mr. and Mrs. D,
Blacklock.

Mr. Stuart Thompson of Vancouv-

er was the

parents, Mr.

week-end guest of his
and Mrs. Frank Thomp-

son.

Mr. Arnold Lofgren has left for
Alaska, where he will spend some
time in the fishing waters.

Mr. and Mrs. E. H, Reberts spent
the weekend at Ladner as guests
of Mr. and Mrs, McQueen.

Mr, Sibald thas installed electric

light on his property on the Towh-
shipline Road.

The Gifford social
the first of a series of whist drives
and socials in the Glenmore school
‘on Friday evening, when 11 tables
of court whist were in play. The
prize winners were: Firsts, Mrs. J.
Threlfall, Mr, Siddle; consolations,
Mrs. McLennon, Mr, A. Alverson.
After the whist a short business
session was held to appoint a com-
mittee for the season. The follow-
ing ‘were re-appointed: Mrs. Rennie
and Mrs. W. Thompson, committee;
Mr. J. Bokma, secretary-treasurer;

comittee held

Mr, Pete Sandercock, MC.

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Phone 111

N. R. 6. (ENERGY) BREAD

DR. JACKSON'S ROMAN MEAL BREAD
WHITE & BROWN REDI-CUT BREAD
: LUXURY CAKES & COOKIES

$ All Robertson’s Bakery
Products

Fresh Daily at City Prices

Benedict & Co.

19¢ Specials

Empress Custard Powder. .
peel oe Chocolate Pudding

Nabob Jelly Powders 4 for
Potted Meats
Fry’s Chocolate
Baking Powder, bulk .,
Junket Iee Cream Mix Zw 19¢

Cocoanut, fine .,....., Lb. 19¢
White Figs .....,.. 2 Ibs.
Preserved Ginger ...... Lb,

Herrings in T. Sauce 4 tins
Toilet Tissue, West, 3 rolls

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Pyrex Dish ..cesere-++

cteeeees ot

1-Ib, bar
1-Ib,

19¢

Quality Grocers

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MT. LEHMAN

The tea by
the Dunn Memoria)
home of Mrs.. I. MacKinnon on
Thursday, was well attended. Mrs.
J, J. Pope assisted the hostess

Mr. and Mi M. McRae of Van-
couver were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M, MacLean on Sunday,

Recent guests of Mr,
S. Nicholson

the ladies of
church at the

and Mrs,
were Mrs. N. Connor
and daughter of Heffrey Creek,
Mrs. E. Nicholson of New West-
minster, Mr. and Mrs. D, Cummings
of Murrayville.

(Mr. Harry Granville of Westmin-
ster and Mir. and Mrs. H. West of
Vancouver Were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Taylor on Sunday.

Mr, F. Phelps has left to work

in a logging camp at Squamish.

The brary van called at the
local library on Wednesday and
will continue to call every two
weeks through the winter,

Mr, Malcom MacAskill has return-

ed after spending a week in Nelson
and the interior, fishing.

Mr. Jack MacKay has returned
to work at Pioneer Mines after vis-

,iting briefly with friends here,

Owing to ill health Mrs, E. For-
rester has resigned from her posi-
tion as superintendent of the Sun-
day school.

Miss A. Farber spent a week with
friends in Vancouver.

Mrs. Heron, who is suffering
from blood poisoning in her leg, is
staying with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bernier.

After several years of residence

family have moved to Cloverdale.

couver have moved into the house
en Mr. Edge's property.

All the Mt. Lehman young people
went to Mission Sunday night to
bid Mr, Douglas MacDonald, popular

here, Mr. and Mrs. C. Nicholls and 4

Mrs, Norman and family of Van-!™

turned from a trip to Portland, Ore.
and Los Angeles, Calif.

Mr. and Mrs. Jones and
of Smithers are guests of
Mrs, Wakefield,

Guests of Mr, and Mrs, K. Mc-
Gillivray Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan of Nooksack, Mr, McRae of
Winnipeg and Mr, and Mrs, Aitkin
of Chilliwack,

For many years there have been
movements of
to Switzerland,

family
Mr, and

oats from
principally

regular
Canada

for army requirements.

UNITE

Andrews’

Phone 54

Thy
PURITY STORES

Grocery

Fs : - We Deliver

9c

Corn Starch - - -
Brunswick Sardines - __ :
Butterscotch Desert, Malkin’s,

OUSTARD POWDER—

MLB...

Ss. K.

19¢ 29e
lb. pkt. 9c
2 tins 9c
pkt. 9c

TOMATOES—M.B,
No. 2 tin.
ICE OREAM POWDER—

D¢

S¢

OWL MATCHES— 9 ¢ abate ae a 9 ¢
Packet. ......6+++ ‘amp! ; . .
CHLORIDE LIM eres ugarhouse O¢
Tin. -Ib- Mics ceceeevesiee
JELLY POWDERS— 9¢ WRIGLEY’S GUM—

BEB a pktai doce les a pte ness eee

Oxydol,

All Bran, Kellog’s s
Lifebuoy Soap, limit

TOILED PAPER—

Challenger; 6 rolls.

B sat FOODS—Libby |

2 tins.......
Swen oD

BISCUITS—

large package 19c
- - le
Gros

pkt. 19
PORK & BEANS—

3 cakes 19c

19¢ _19¢

19¢

Bate ING POWDER—
Lb.

ee _19¢

Pineapple, aieea -
Brooms, 4-string -

SALMON—
Red_ Spring;
PICKLES—

3 fi 29c
each 29c

GRAPE JUICE—

Welch’s; Pint....
HONEY—

‘Glo Coat, shines as it dries
Pastry Flour, Dalmar_ -

pint tin 59c
10-lb. bag 39c
98-lbs. $2.99

Vogue Flour - fe =

Presbyterian student minister, good- Grapefruit % 7 for 25¢ Lettuce. --+++++2 heads 9c
bye, on his leaving by train for|m Lemons, fam size. Dz. 20c | Cauliflower Head 10c
Ontarlo, where he will resume Uni-|m™ Gray. Apples..15 Ibs. 25c | Carrots .... 3 bunches 10c
versity studies,
rs , Friday 29, 30, 1:
Mr, J. P. Carr left Sunday to -at- Age RIGHT TO LIMIT Sera, 30, ae
tend the School Trustees’ conven-
tion at Kamloops. Gagaeae aaa 4
Sunday evening, Rey. Mr. Gay or- i ¥
ganized a United Church Young ‘ °
People's Association, at a meeting D B Wh
in the Memorial Hall. “~ William Our 6 est at am
Damen was chosen leader: of the We try to provide
group. Election of officers will be li
meld at the next meeting, Sunday, atlour customers
October’ 2, in the hall prior to the @W with the best qua-
church service. li
Mrs. J. Simpson is visiting for a I ty' meats at the
few dava\in Vancohves with vies | 7 toc S owest possible | —
sister-in-law, Mrs. D. Fawcett, prices
Mt. Lehman Athletic Club met in :
the Orange hall Tuesday evening to SI) jae a
organize basketball teams, which | [2 b) 4
will be coached by Mr, Hubert Far- | U Arne a
ber, Practices will be held in the| W inter / M .
hall every Tuesday night. | feat arket aa
3. ROBERTS, Prop.
Phone 56: Abbotsford ne
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SUMAS DISTRICT uoovers
Mrs. W. Haywood. Miss Claire i
Riggall of Vancouver and Mrs J. NOW IN Mi di O
D, Baynes of Matsqui were visitors odadernize
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C, M,
Baynes during the week. UME
.
Miss Rose Buchanan js spending AND AT Plumbing
a holiday with her sister, Mrs. Pat NEW LOW
Reid at Ladner. PRICES puder she,
Miss Helen Yarwood, R.N,, of Be- Home Improvement
attle, is visiting her mother, Mrs, Plan a
H, Yarwood, Huntingdon. BBER FOOTWE, FOR hk 4
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Ru r ak eal ase
Mrs, J, Leavitt during the week THE WHOLE FAMILY Somfore an! your “home « this
were Mr. and Mrs. Sorge of Van- rater
couver and Mrs. Moffatt of White ee
ae JACK A. WEIR
Mr, Louis Sonori of ‘Trail has LAWRENCE ons si
° been the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Q. nnd yllcocxtclars
: Abbotsford
Tessero Drygoods-Footwear Phan ante 3
Mrs. Wotherspoon of Vancouver P zi f
‘ost Office :
visited friends in Huntingdon over me Ae
the week. lephone 260 USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS— ?
Mr. and Mrs, M, Nelles, Thelma — SUL
NeMes and Mrs. L, McGarva re- | q eee a Bs ws
turned Sunday from their motor-
trip in California. BE WISE
Bill Brown is taking a college >
course at Olympia, Wash. Eat at BOB NS QUICK LUNCH 7
Miss H. Yarwood spent the week- 6é be) ‘
end in Vancouver visiting relatives Full Meals ‘Course 4
Mm. J. Leavitt is a patient in : 35c z
the Merrilyn Cottage Hospital, su- 25¢ fs 30¢ i a 40c and uP
mas, Try it once and be convinced.
Mies Violet Anderson left sun- mn
day to resume her studies at the Open till ee tre F
University of Washington. aA =
BO NEY - z f  McKA' tS
Mr, and Mre, W. Williams, How- B CuUN ee eA SS
ard and Frankie Williams have re- :

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