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ABBOTSFORD

|SOCIAL& PERSONAL

Buu

| Herman Schouten of New York
is visiting at the home of Mr.

H and Mrs. Gerald Bader,
Miss Wanda Smith visited her
parents in New Westminster at
the weekend.
M. Kupiak of Englewood is
visiting with his family here.
Miss Beryl Stafford and Miss
June Joiner have left to holiday
at Edmonton.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Gilmore of
New Westminster visited in Ab-
botsford at the weekend.
Miss Delores Ross spent the

June 28, 1944 ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS §

LADIES—

Smart 2-Piece Dresses

Seersucker, Linene and Silk Crepe, Sizes 14 to 20

Abbotsford, Sumas & Matsqui News
LANG. SANDS, Editor and Owner
—Established 1922—

d, British Columbia, Every Wednesd
Subscriptions are payable in advance and rates are: In M-S-A
Ayea tind to post offices within 40 miles of Abbotsford, $1.50 per
year; elsewhere in Canada, $1.75; outside of Canada, $2 per year.
Member Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association; B.C. Division
Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association; Weekly Newspaper

Advertising Bureau, and Audit Bureau of Circulations.

dat Abbotsf

SLACK SUITS mercerized Twill, pastel shades, 14-20

MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS— with short sleeves

Small, Medium, Large White, Blue and Fawn

DRESS STRAWS in popular shapes and shades

OR SALE LOST weekend in Vancouver. WILLSONITE SUN GLASSES for Eye Protection
Say You Saw it ie The News— We Are A ain MOST Spareltire)iGoedyeas 600%. Mase are e ae spending
*Gey and Holstein, also “one |f ee ee Satumtey, dune 24 |_ Mrs. Dodd and Patty Lou of 8
Ih cow. C. Craft, Vye road. A +) Complete with rim, Return to] Vancouver are visiting Mrs. T.
FOR SALE—75 Leghorn yearlin \ ccepting News Office. 145 | M. Irvine.

Mrs. L. Barnes has returned
from a short holiday spent in
Vancouver,

Mr, and Mrs. Percy Jones vis-
ited in Cloverdale on Sunday.

Ss
hens, $1 each. D. Fuller, Nel-
Sone. Abbotsford. 142

FOR SALE—'29 Chev.) coach, a
good bargain for cash, Phone

LOST—Near Mission bridge, la-
dy’s purse containing money
and personal papers. Mrs. Don
Fuller, Nelson road, Abbots-
ford, 143

'STORDY’S|

Drygoods for the Famlly — and for the Home

POTATOES

PACIFIC GLUCOSE

138X between 7 and 9 p.m, W. J. Berry is a patient in the is °
REFINERY LIMITED LOST—Wallet, containing regis- | M-S-A Hospital recuperating from TELEPHONE A 1 GILMOUR BLOCK
FOR SALE—Guerney cow, Gee SOUTH WESTMINSTER tration card, papers, sum ofjan operation for appendicitis,
a eC ar old money. Theodore Giesbrecht,| Mr, and Mrs. L. Caldecott are
sou Feeens SNe eT Telephone NW 2983 King road. ; 127 | spending a holiday in Saskatoon
FOR SALE_—R diii d ranges LOST—Thoroughbred black male as their son and daughter-in
with sawdust burners, good cocker, spaniel on Sunday. ;

NTED

WA The Soldiers’ Comforts Club
Say You Saw it in The News—

Wearing (collar. ‘seen Sunday will meet at the home of Miss

noon on Clearbrook road. FO

ROYAL CREST RANGES

selection or late models in lead-
ing standard makes. Free de-

n n = 85 , Gwen Caldecott on Monday, July

live: in the Fraser Valley. SS Boutwell. No. 24 EFTS, 135 -

Forts Ra eo ee bigece Wiget Ce ining Hl E Tay. eee rane: McKercher from by Marshall-Wells

street, New Westminster. lor, RR 1, Mt Letenag TY; FOR RENT Mrs. 4

Saskatoon has arrived to spend
the summer with Mr. McKercher. ®

FOR SALE — “Francis 2
motorcycle, new tires, 90 miles

WANTED— Car, ‘31 to '35 Ford |FOR RENT—Four-room cottage,

, $75 cash or trade i i ‘ furnished, light, water. Sleepy 3
for Froth eae Bs eae 108 Teo condi Hollow, St. Nicholas stn., Ab- |SHOWER HONORS A popular moderate price
Turnbull, corner Marshall pore 2 E botsford. 114 | BRIDE-TO-BE

i

kitchen unit buili for

and’ Foy road.

FOR SALE—Jersey-Holstein cow,
food =mi

§)WANTED— Party to

contract} FOR RENT—20 acres good pas- : years of use, and design-
FOR SALE3M flooring. A-Mol-| putting up 22 acres hay on Su-| ture for dry cows. Phone 1/28. |White was used to decorate the ed to fit with your “Kit-
ner, Huntingdon. 122 mas Prairie. Box 120, The ~ home of Mrs, Cumming on Mon- -
_ — lews. ROOMS BORCHENT Seba tor day evening when Miss Evelyn chen of Tomorrow.” See
(—150 Leghor: yullets couple with one child. Apply |Lamb and Miss Dorothy Rumbl th at fe tod:
FP detanthe oe “t C. ‘Evans | WANTED — Girl or woman to| Walters Electric, next to B. RE ee Soh Seon SUKI today,

stock, starting to lay. Pade
Reimer, 3918 Huntingdon road,
RR 1 Abbotsford. 125

FOR SALE—300 New Hampshire
ullets, months old. Jas,
cIntosh, Old Yale road, RR1

Mt Lehman. ~ 126

clean office three afternoons a
week; also to help in the house
and do the ironing. Modern
conveniences. Persons may ap-
py for all or part of the work.

‘ourly wage. Mrs. J. EB. Luk-
as, Abbotsford 99

Telephone. 136

were joint hostesses at a miscel-
l

A color scheme of pink and

shower in honor of Miss

WANTED TO RENT—4-
room house

or 5-
with option of
buying. W. H. Drinkall, Kil-

gard, phone 155M. 117 ;t
Ss

FOR SALE—Mower, harness for!
team, wagon, electric brooder
for 600; table model cream sep-

WANTED— Front wheels for a

Litchfield manure spreader. L.
See 3971 Township road,
atsqui. 103

CARD OF THANKS was enjoyed,

We wish to extend sincere
thanks eon appreciation for the

arator; butter churn. Apply S.
Meyers, Ware road, Abbotsford.

© 80 New Hampshire 11-
month-old birds, good layers.

MAN WITH TRUCK wants job

hauling loose
cash or on ha:
Karafa, Old Yale road, 2

mi-
east of Abbotsford. 94°

FOR SALE—300 NH pullets, 6
months old. C. E. See

FOR SALE—Voilin, several hun-

WANTED—Farm wagon, new or

second hand. Must be in good
shape. Box 121, The News.

many of
sympathy and understanding re-
ceived from our many friends at
the time our son and_ brother,
Acting Sgt. James D. Blacklock,
was reported killed overseas.

—Mr, and Mrs. D. S. Blacklock
and family,” Dick Blacklock and
family.

dred years old, very sweet
tone. Box 129, The News.”

milker, third calf, fresh

WANTED — Good used bicycle,

“prewar model. E, Brogaard,
268 Cole road, Sumas Prai-
rie, RR 2, Abbotsford,

months. H. C. Green, Poplar,
phone 89T. 133

enced girl or woman for gen-

FOR SALE—10 acres a
ood mixed, cut if re-
qui . Two 15-month-old Hol-
Stein bulls, with papers, ready

eral h ork and care for
two children in modern home
in Abbotsford; good wages. Ap-
ply phone Abbotsford 126Y,

for service. A. Ferraro, phone
30R, RR 2 Abbotsford. 134} 7

KILGARD FUEL, fir, slab, stove-
lengths, mill run, 2 cords to] ,
atl for $12. Also fir sawdust

IVE OR DEAD animals wanted
for Fox Feed and Fertilizer.
Phone Aldergrove 489 petty

$6 unit, never been in water.
Phone 1
ton.
FOR SALE—1939 Plymouth de-
luxe sedan, or will trade on a
smaller car. Phone 31K. 137

SoM, Z. Parent, Strai- ¢

REAM WANTED from indepen-
dent shippers. Highest prices

cl , iM return mail.
eadowvale Creameries Ltd.,
8860 Hudson street, NERS Se

FOR SALE—3 Master incubators
and dismantled barn, 20x40,

WANTED — Good berry pickers

now. A. Tereposki, Marshall rd
RR 1 Abbotsford = 64

-119 | ki
WANTED immediately— Experi-

g|Tiage of Margery Iris, daughter

We wish to thank our relatives,

Marjorie Graddock. A model real
estate office complete with desk,
and house sketches, was the set-

being Mrs. E. S. Plaxton and
Miss Betty Watts. Mother of the
bride-to-be,
Saskatoon, Sask., was invited to
pour
table was
daisies and tall pink tapers. The
serviteurs were Marie Small,
Mildred
Rumble and Edna Fligg. Guests
- eon Chilliwack included Mrs.

urvis and Mrs. W. Theal, Miss
CARD OF THANKS E. Fligg and M. Rumble.

ing when the gifts were pre-
ented.

During the evening, a contest
the prize winners

Mrs. Craddock of

tea, and the lace-covered

centred with pink

Chittenden, Marjorie

and you will be convinc-
ed that this is the range
with which you want to
do your future meal-pre-

VALLEY ~
HARDWARE

Phone 218 “The Friendly Store” Abbotsford

friends and neighbors for their
ind expressions of Sympathy and

us during the recent loss of our
beloved daughter, Elsie. May God

bless you all—Mr. and Mrs. H.
H, Falk.

CORNELSON—OLSEN

y
for the floral tributes received by |

Soouls

A dinner at the Devonshire ho-
tel, Vancouver, followed the mar-

of Mr. H. M. Olsen of Vancouver
and the late Mrs. Olsen, to LAC
Fredrick Elvin Cornelson, RCAF,
son of Mr. J. J. Cornelson of
Abbotsford and the late Mrs,
Cornelson. The ceremony, which
was held June 19, was perform- | a:
ed by Rev. S. Aikenhead. The
bride wore a dressmaker suit of a
French blue with white and navy

hip roof. Peter B. Funk, 3756
en neon road, RR 1, Ab-
botsford. 138

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE—Massey-Harris 6-ft.
acres Combine with epic:
good as new. McCormick-Deer-
ing 8-foot power binder, good
shape. Ray Tremblay, Deroche,
phone Mission 4603. 77

FOR SALE— Standing hay and
young pigs. J. J. W. ‘otter,
west of Tessaro’s gas station,
Vye road. 109

ROSAVEN ROMEO Posch Burke

No. 162046, registered Holstein

est index sires) on both sides,
His sisters are extremely good.

ery reasonable. F. W.
Machell, Page road, Matsqui 83

FO RSALE—12 acres good stand-
ing hay, no thistles. Post Of-
fice Box 305, Abbotsford. 139

WATER DIVINING—water and

depth guaranteed. A. E. Haines,
RE 1, Aldergrove. 31

FOR SALE—Man’s bicycle in Al
condition. D. MeNeill, Sluter
road, off Emerson road, tele-
phone 79Y. 141

REPAIRS to farm machinery,
ho: hoei full; ij d

ir Bs uly
shop. Blair Iron Works, 826
Royal Avenue, phone NW 330,
New Westminster. 116

FOR SALE—1935 Master Deluxe
Chevrolet ‘in good BREE Ol,
der. Can be seen at C. E. Mac-

an’s, corner Marshall and
McCallum roads, Abbotsford.

WE PAY highest prices for old

cows and horses, dead or alive
eed,

Nicholas,
Clayburn. s44

=| CONCRETE CONTRACTOR, John

Holt, White Rock B.C., found-
ations, sidewalks, floors, Esti-
mates free. 132

FARM LANDS
FOR SALE—7 lots of land with
4 lots of raspberries; small

house, $550. Joe Rathy, C St.,
and Huntingdon road, Hunt-
ingdon. 9

FOR SALE — 20 acres, 5 acres

tamps for all purposes: The
News, Abbotsford.

ies. The couple left for
their honeymoon in Victoria,

YOUNG—To Mr. and Mrs. J,
Young of Abbotsford, on June 2
23, a-son,

McKENZIE—To Mr. and Mrs. a
Hugh McKenzie at the Ladysmith | ¢}
hospital, on June 24, a son. a

HONOR ROLLS

At the North Poplar United
and Huntingdon United chureh-
€s, honor rolls will be unveiled
on Sunday with 32 names on
each roll, Ten new names will

be added to the honor roll of | ing electric storm Monday after-
Trinity United church. noon, accompanied by a down-
Pour of short duration but un-

=a a = usually heavy rain, cleared the
Mission BPO Elks unsettled weather considerably.
—DOMINION DAY— No reports of damage have been
heard, but eaves troughs and

DANCE drains could not cope with the

Legion Auditorium
Mission City
FRIDAY, JUNE 29

9:30-2:30

Benny Cole’s 6-pce. Orchestra | June
tf} Adm. 50c. Refreshments available! n

the entry in the Abbotsford and
Services Fastball league which
replaced the Navy team, is set-
ting its eyes on the stars, Last
week they took the strong EFTS
team into camp in two games.
Stores were 7-5 and 4-3,

to enter a Dominion Day tourney

understood to be a three-team
knock-out series.

wins, Daly's Comets lead the lo-
BIRTHS ‘ cal circuit, but fate has put the
finger on
Army entry ‘is considering drop-

fit. Students team of-No. 24 is

stands to lose its staff and civil-
jan teams.

BETTER WEATHER

_ A brief and somewhat startl-

heavy rain for a time and seri-
ous problems might have result-
ed had the downpour continued.

Abbotsford Motors Model T’s,

A mixture of Daly’s Comets
nd the EFTS boys are scheduled

t Chilliwack on Saturday. It is
By virtue of their consistent

the league. Reserve
ing out because of player short-
ge and casualties among its out-

nm unknown quantity; and with
he pending change-over to oper-
‘tional, the station at Abbotsford

Tuesday brought more suitable
weather and today it is
ice—so far.

cleared, 10 acres pasture; some
buildings: good fence. Price is
$2000. Mrs, J. Zigay, RR 1,

‘t Lehman. ' 115

FOR SALE—8 acres fully mod-
erm house; lights Water, garage,

barn, wel . H. Grigg, on
- Hill-Tout extension roa PUAN
botsford, 25

——__—____
LAND FOR SALE—Th,
Commissioner invites bids pumes

slops
mount idge Ro:
c land but is
Suitable for other purposes and
a very good duck shoot.
ids must be accompanied by a
marked cheque for the whole of
the tend price and be in the
hands of the Sumas Commission-
er, Court House, New Westmin-
ster, B.C,, by noon of July 12,
1944. The highest or any tender
not necessarily accepted,

SWAP

SWAP—9-tube electric Westing-
house console radio, for good
battery radio. n ‘orgo,
RR 1 Mt Lehman, Mt. Lehman

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LOOK!
LISTEN!
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—MATSQUI
Friday, June 3

DOMINION DAY

DANCE

FARMER FIDDLERS’ ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION 75c including REFRESHMENTS

HALL—

0 9:30-2:30

All Service Stations in Abbotsford

July

But will remain open until

Will be Closed All Day Saturday,

GARAGEMEN’S ASSOCIATION

Ist

T p.m. Friday, June 30,

BAPTISMAL SERVICE

Kathleen Ione and Sheila Mar-
ie, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A,
Cooper were baptized at a cere-
mony held at St. Mathew’s Ang- ere nS
lican church on Sunday with Buy War Savings Certificates,

Stand Guard
Against
1s Calamity!

RITISH COLUMBIA could suffer no grayer

tragedy at this time than the burning of her
forests.

Rev. C. W. Bryce officiating.

The godparents are W. Turner,
Mrs. F. Turner and Mrs. J. M.
Cooper,

Apart from all else, Canada’s war effort and
that of the United Nations would be impaired by
any interruption in B.C.’s forest production.

Moreover, our forests are our greatest source
Of wealth, now and in the future. A very large
percentage of our people are dependent, directly
or indirectly, upon this forest wealth.

It is the responsibility of each one of us to
guard against the calamity of forest fires. This
year and always we should BE EXTREMELY
CAREFUL IN THE WOODS. ‘

Be ready to fight any fire occurring in your
locality. Join your local A.R.P. auxiliary fire
crew to increase your efficiency as a forest fire
fighter.

Department of Lands,
Forest Branch,
Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, B.C,

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