ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

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Social and Personal

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writing by Frances Pengilly, phone 58

Recent guests at the home of
Mrs. Hi h Fraser were her

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grandsons, Colin W, Fraser, Jr.,
(Billy) of Trail, and Jack Stefan
Jr., Glendale, Calif, who has
gone to Honolulu.

_ FOR SALE:

—Say You Saw it in The News—

WANTED

—Say You Saw it in The News—

Miss Mary Bennett of Vancou-
ver visited her parents during
the weekend.

FOR SALE—No. 1 Clover hay.
in stack, 22 tons, no rain. C.

Blatchford, South McCallum
road. 11
R SALE — Large, modern
cue suitable for boarding

, will trade for small,
Se gee with electricity
close to Abbotsford. P. M. va
esky, phone 199Y, eb bates

ALE— Morris 8 h.p. 1938
dean fine condition, good rape
ber, $425. Also garage to rent
Phone 93X, Abbotsford. 1

RR SALE—Three cows, one
Peach this week ,two later. Al-
bert Fisher, Walmsley road,
off Clearbrook road, south of
ighway. 26

SALE— Guernsey heifer,
tied Sept. 4. Quiet, good stock.
L. L. Crossley, Townshipline
road, off Old Yale road, Mats-
qui. 1 29

FOR SALE—Two Jerseys, fresh,
second calves. Two Jerseys,
milking, 4 ye: a

Clausen, 1257

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ar olds, A. T.
McKenzie road.
3

FOR SALE—Young pigs. Do not
call Sundays. S. Jansen, Bates
road, Gifford. 33

ABBOTSFORD AUCTION Mar-
ket next Friday. Furniture and
tool at_ 11 am. Livestock at
one. Entire herd of Mr. J.
Jones, mostly fall fresheners,
listed for this week. Support
your market—and the market
will support you. Phone and
trucks will pick up. “Make
Market Day Your Town Day.’
Gowing Frost, autcioneer, Of-
fice at Switzer's real estate,
Abbotsford. Auction sale Mon-
day, Sept. 28, J. E. Enefer’s
big stock sale at Aldergrove.

FOR SALE—White enamel range
with tank, also box stove. OK
Barber Shop, Gladys Ave., Ab-
botsford. 34

paper,
Office,

Miss Frances Strong of Van-

WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD
FOR SEVERAL MEN

PHONE
ABBOTSFORD 90X

couver was the guest of her cou-
sin, Mrs. W. Waterston, during
the holiday weekend.

Miss Mary Trimnell spent the
holiday at Sechelt.

Grant Weir was at Cultus lake
during the weekend.

Miss Beryl Watson is spending
a week at her home in Haney.
Miss Hazel Jacobson of Cath-
lamet, Wn., and Dr. A. Ringle of
Portland, Ore., spent the week-
end at the home of the former's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

Langley Prairie district.
Pp.

WANTED—Hawleigh dealer yee
p-
ly P.O. Box 370, Tse

and Mrs. O. T. Jacobson.

Colin McKenzie was a visitor
in Abbotsford over the holiday.
Mrs. Alex. Thomson had her

WANTED— Used $2-volt
53, Abbotsford.

E Delco
eae Write J. Funk, P.O. Box
32) Guests at the home of Mr.and

cousin, Ross Stubbs of Calgary
visiting for a week,

WANTED—200 pullets, 3 to

Wiens, Upper Sumas.

6
months old, any breed. Bern

Mrs. P. J. Arthur at the week-
end were Mrs. Arthur's mother,
Mrs. L. Sires, and her niece, Kay

ALWAYS IN THE MARKET for

cows or horses for mink feed.

Phone Abbotsford 75 collect,|a

L, L. Brown,

WANTED— 75 Leghorn pullets,
ready to lay. W. S: Stevenson,

Mt. Lehman. é 2

SEE ME BEFORE YOU DISPOSE

We pay highest prices for old
cows

WANTED—Horses or cows, dead
or alive. Phone collect to New
Westminster 313R2 or the Mac-
kie Toll Station at New West-
minster. 18
WANTED TO BUY—Bulls, Beef

Cows and canners. Carson’s
Stock Farm, Aldergrove, B.C.

LIVE OR DEAD animals wanted |

for Fox Feed and Fertilizer.
Phone Aldergrove 489 segherts

FOR SALE—21 acres, 4-room
bungalow at Straiton, one mile
from Kilgard. Mrs, C. Tomaso,
2322 Burns St., Vancouver. 6

FOR SALE—Ten heifers; 5 nine
months old, 3 nearing 2 years,
2 year and a half. Kunna,
Old Clayburn road. 16

FOR SALE— Baled hay and
straw. S. Heimstra, phone EST
d.

CREAM WANTED from indepen-
dent shippers. Highest prices
aid, cas! ax return mail.
eadowvale Creameries Ltd.,

8860 Hudson street, Rencgny er

SHINGLE BOLTS WANTED—
Will pay $8 per cord and up
for good bolts, delivered to our
mill at Dewdney. 56-inch and
52-inch bolts taken. Good scale

Vye road, RR 2 A

itave ike Cedar

TYPEWRITER TABLETS — 100
sheets white newsprint 8%x11.
Per pad 10c or 3 pads 25c. 99

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IN MEMORIAM

GILMOUR—In loving memory of

our dear wife and mother, Emily

Irene Gilmour, Passed ‘away on

Sept. 11, 1939,

Safe with the ransomed, her
suffering all o’er,

Anchored so soon on that beauti-
ful shore;

Who would recall her to share
in the strife of the suffering
and toil in the battle of life?

Better in Heaven, far better than

ere;
Only we miss her, we loved her
so cay
—tver remembered by her
husband and family.”

Co., Ltd., Dewdney, B.C. 43

ost

LOST—Black and white English
setter, 11 months old, right
ear and eye white, left ear and
eye black; irge black spot
over right hip centre of back.
Answers to name “Mike.” Lib-
oy sevatd wee his ee or

ormation leading to his re-
furn, Wm. H. Kunzmann, 4037
Harris road, Matsqui. 2

* MISCELLANEOUS
—Say You Saw it in The News—
HAVE YOUR E

EGGS Custom-
hatched at 1106 Clearbrook 1d.
north, John Suderman, 31

MRS, GEORGE RUNZER—
Teacher of pi

pial road,
ine Grove hall Saturdays. 13

CHIROPRACTOR—E, M. Warren
Dies i Mission

SCHOOL CASES
ies |

STOCK AID

Protect Your Stock from
Stable Flies and other Pests

Gal. 1.35 1p Gal. 85c

ALSO—

Facey 10) X
IN THREE SIZES
Kills All Household Insects

VALLEY

Phone 218

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LUNCH BOXES

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her brother-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. E. Swaile,

WILLIAM ‘HEATH JOINS.
FISHERMEN’S RESERVE

ation some time
with her daughter in

MANY VISITORS AT
KILGARD AT WEEKEND

Wednesday for Port
Spend a few weeks
brother and sister-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. Leslie Barker,

of Mr.
past week,

visiting his father
the weekend.

all persons
the estate of
Christie, late of
of
who died on or about the
day of July, A.D.
quired to send by post prepaid
or to deliver

713 C
minster, B.C.
16th day of October, A.D, 1942,

scriptions and, a full
of particulars of their claims and

Shell of Bellingham.

Mrs. E. Silburn of Victoria was
weekend guest at the home of
and sister,

ILEE

Mr. and Mrs. W. Satchell, Mr.

and Mrs. L, Stewart and Mr, R.

SV Nicholas, Clayburn, phone |H88na ‘spent the weekend. in
Abbotsford 83R. 9] Vancouver,
Billy Wymer returned home

after spending holidays in Chil-
liwack.

Mrs. A. Gustavson and her

daughter, Mrs. V. Olson of Seat-
tle, and Mrs.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Susana Tuesday.

Sandbeck were

Mrs. Munn and family spent
week visiting Mrs. Munn’s

brother, Mr. R. Hanna.

Mrs. Fulton, who had an oper-
ago, is staying
Vancouver.
J. Evanoff spent Thursday in

Vancouver,

Mr. and Mrs. C. MeMillan

‘9 |Motored to Vancouver Monday.

Miss Rhodes of Victoria is now

teaching at Jubilee.

Mr. William Heath has joined

the Fishermen’s Reserve.

KILGARD

Miss Mildred Barker left on
Alberni to
with her

Miss Nellie Keeping of Van-

 |couver was home for the week-
end.

Miss Edith Hopkins spent the

weekend visiting her father, G.
W. Hopkins, and sister Itene.

Tom Williams has been guest
and Mrs. C. Keeping the

Mr. and Mrs. J. R, MacDon-

ald spent the weekend in Van-
couver.

Ronald Gough, R.C.N.V.R., was
at Kilgard at

Geo. Watson spent the week-

end in Vancouver,

James Taylor of Vancouver

Was the guest of Mr. and Mrs,
J. F. Cape during the week,

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In the Supreme Court
of British Columbia

IN PROBATE

IN THE MATTER of the
Estate of

JAMES CHRISTIE,
deceased,

NOTICE is hereby given that
having claims against
the said James
the Municipality
Matsqui, British Columbia
1942, are re-

to Jack Mlton
Official Administrator,
olumbia Street, New West-
C., on or before the

treight,

and de-

heir names, addresses
statement

he nature of the security (if

any) held by them duly certified
and that after said day the ad-
ministrator
tribute the ass

will proceed to dis-

S of the deceased

15th}

HARDWARE

Abbotsford

among the parties entitled thereto
having regard only to the claims
of which he shall then have no-

tice,
DATED this 9th day of Sep-
tember, A.D, 1942,
JACK MILTON STREIGHT,

EE ee

a

&
Mrs. Olive Fussey has return-
ed from a holiday spent with her
husband in Eastern Canada and
with her husband’s parents in
Manitoba.

Mrs, Ivan Hambly and daugh-
ter, Elspeth, of New Westmin-
ster spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Hambly and Mr, and
Mrs. P. M. Zalesky,

MRS. KATHARINA BRAUN

The death occurred at the resi-
dence on the King road Wednes-
day morning of Mrs. Katharina
Braun, who had suffered a lin-
gering illness. Born in Russia 36
years ago, she came to Saskat-
chewan in 1925 and had lived in
B.C. for the past 12 years. Be-

in Vancouver; a brother, John
Reimer, who is here from On-
tario, also a brother and sister
in Saskatchewan.

f Funeral services will be held] m—
in the South Poplar Mennonite
church at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Hen-
derson’s funeral home has charge
of arrangements,

——_—____
OPENING “MIXER”
HELD AT MATSQUI
SUPERIOR SCHOOL

Matsqui Superior School held
its “mixer Friday night in the
school with about 60 Students
attending, Two lively games, one
indoor hockey in the basement
and the other indoor football up-
Stairs, started the Party off with
a bang.

The games proved the chief
attraction of the evening though
Many other games were played
and enjoyed by all. About 9:30.
p.m. refreshments were served
by the teachers, who wish to
thank Mrs. Jens Kemprud for
making the cocoa and the stud-
ents who supplied the bulk of
the refreshments.

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Ladies’ Cots for Fall

Tweed on one side, shower-prooi Gabardine the other

Sizes I

$14.95

COOH

4 to 20

PUREE EC HOH OHOHOHOHOHOCHOHSHOHEOHOH OHO

LADIES’ TWEED JACKETS ..... eae riseeeoars $4.95
In Plaids and Checks. Sizes 12 to 20

READIES DRESSES 800s ds.asho ne $4.95 to $2.25
In Florals, Spots and Stripes. Sizes 14 to 52

MEN’S LEATHER JACKETS ..... $13.95 and $12.95

No. 1 Horsehide, zipper fastener

MEN’S FELT HATS .....

TELEPHONE 4

STORDY’S=

---+ $3.95, $2.35, $1.95

GILMOUR BLOCK :

sides her husband, I. J. Braun, ie

she is survived by two daugh- | —

ters, Katharina and Henrietta, | #ZESES00050908680 rm
and one son, Victor, all at home; 4]

her mother, Mrs. I. J, Braun of =~ VULCANIZ
Sardis; a sister, Mrs, B. Hector

EXPERT WORK

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WE WILL PUT IT IN TOP SHAPE

Abbotsford Motors :

FORD-MERCURY DEALERS
Phone 62 Abbotsford, B.C.
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Make Your Present

Tires LAST for
the Duration

— NO DELAY

BRADNER

STEN MECHANISM
SHOWN RANGERS;
COLONEL PRESENT

Guild Meets; Girls Leave
For Work on Island

Members of St. Margaret’s
Guild met at the home of Mrs.
Harry Ryder, Mt. Lehman ‘Tues-
day and after a short business
meeting, luncheon was served by
the hostess and a social hour en-
joyed,

Miss W. Lawrence has been
appointed principal of the Brad-
ner school, with Miss H. Hughes
as junior teacher. '

The Pacific Coast Rangers met 4
in the hall last Monday with G.

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REAL ESTATE
Farm Lands, Poultry Farms, Bungalows and Suburban
Dwellings sold and exchanged.
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Wills, Houses Rented, Safety Boxes... A complete
and efficient service with very reasonable Prices.

Reliable Companies.

Westminster Trust Company

NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.

H. Loach presiding, The meeting
was well attended and great in-
terest was shown in the talk by
Col. A. Leslie Coote, and in the
mechanism of the Sten gun,

C. Upchurch has purchased the
property of Mrs. N. Auburn.

Mrs. Money and two children
were visitors at the home of Mr.
Money, Sr., Langley Prairie, on

of

NEW PROGRAM

A new program of general in-
terest is
Desk”
Monday evening -at
program
communities, together with items

from the local Papers.

“The Weekly News
heard on CKWX every
7:30. This
the

brings - news of

interest and editorials taken

Sunday.

Miss E, Clark and Miss Irene
Gay left for Vancouver Island
where they obtained employment.

PINE GROVE
TWO ATTEND NORMAL

SCHOOL AT VANCOUVER

Muriel and Chester Larson left
Monday to attend Normal school
in Vancouver.

Mrs. Fellman of Sydney, B.C.,
who has been visiting relatives
in Pine Grove, has rejoined her
husband, Pte. V, Fellman, who
is stationed at Prince Rupert.

Robert Larson of New West-
minster spent the weekend at|=
his home here,

Mr. and Mrs. A. Boyd paid a
business trip to Vancouver on
Monday.

Spending the weekend with his
family at Pine Grove was Pte.
Roy Weatherby, Sardis.

Visiting Mrs. Wm. Newell is

her daughter, Mrs. D, G. Trick-
ett and small son of Nelson.

Billy Taylor has left for the
Okanagan district for a short
time.

UT LBL ARR

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School
Supplies

The GLACIER

Confectionery
Light Lunches
Abbotsford Phone 185

FINALLY FINED

Warned on prevrous instances
by B.C, Police here, Alfred Leo
E t of Deroche appeared in
Abbotsford police court on Tues-
day on a charge of being intox-
icated and was fined $25 and
costs by Magistrate Geo ee F,
Pratt.

DAVIES’
FUNERAL HOME
Mission City & Agassiz
uneral Service
Ambulance in Connection
Phone Mission 49 Agassiz 16

Professional

YARWOOD & DURRANT

BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Abbotsford Branch Office
Open Every Friday

Vancouver Offices—
Room 3 & 4, 423 Hamilton Street

JAMES M. CAMPBELL
SOLICITOR and NOTARY
BARRISTER
Praser Valley Record Buildin
447 Main Street Mission City
Office phone 17; house Phone 144

A. E. HUMPHREY
B. C. LAND SURVEYOR AND
CIVIL ENGINEER
Room 6, Hart Block Chilliwack
P.O. Box 422, Chilliwack, B.C.

H. H. B. ABBOTT
B.C. Land Surveyor
Write R.R. 1, Abbotsford
Downes road Phone SO or 116

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