ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUINEWS —

We Desire to give the Customer
Individual Attention and Service

Cheek Over These

214-Ib. tin. MALT
1 pkg. GELATINE 20
1 YEAST CAKE .
i pkg. HOPS ....
2 Ibs, SAGO ........-5 97

2 Ibs. TAPIOCA .....-+

. 17°
12-0z. Nabob or Malkin’s 21°
BAKING POWDER ..

THE PIONEER STORE

G. F. RANSOM
PHONE 55

W. A. WATTIE

Specials—
1-Ib Braid's TEA, with c
Cap) Absatete 45
Owl MATOH. 3 Hoxea 25°
TOILET PAPER 8 rolis 25°
Crescent SHORT % ce

2 Ibs. 23

19-Ibs, FLOUR Cinderella 54 - ft

- 38°

1-Ib. Braid’s COPPER ..

H, G. RANSOM
WE DEL

Put a Hart

in your car

Jim Ross

Phone °48

“It pays
to buy the Best
at Sumner’s’’

$s

~ SUMNER’S
cMeat Market

For QUALITY & CLEANLINESS
48 for Quick Delivery

Phone

Home Gas Station Phone 28

RIDGEDALE
Mrs. G. Crist spent the past two
weeks with her sons Ardell and

Chester, who are attending school in

Christmas closing of the
public school there was the usual
tree and treat for the children, also
a small gift for each child, In the

the pupils of the public
ned by the girls of the
C.G.1.T, put on an entertain-
in Tidgedale hall, which was
attended. Mr. D. Miller acted

as chairman.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Borg spent the
New Year with Mrs. Borg's mother,
Mrs. Patterson, in Vancouver.

Miss Irene Kelleher of Brilliant
public school, is spendng the vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, C.
Kelleher, Sumas Mountain.

Hazel Smith is making a good re-
covery after an attack of scarlet fe-

ver.

Miss Joyce Mundy and Herbert
Smith of Normal School, Miss Freda
Mundy, King Edward High School,
and Misses Mary Gurney and Betty
Morris of U.B.C. are spending the
vacation with their respective par-
ents here.

Miss Celeste Page entertained a
party of young people on Christmas
night.

A public service led by G, Morgan
of the Shantymen's Christian Asocia-
tion will be held In the local hall on
Sunday afternoon, January 7th,

ABBOTSFORD

Mr. N. Sandberg has taken up resi-
dence above the Daly Store. He has
recently purchased a new truck,

Mrs. H. L. Atkins is spending a few
days in Vancouver.

Children of St. Matthew's congre-
gation enjoyed a social, supper and
Suiypimas concert last Wednesday, In
rish Hall.

Morgan
has received
is to be transferred
Heights branch

of the Bank of
word
to the
of the

"a re

G.
Commerce here,

that he
Vancouver
bank,

Miss Grace Kennedy
around again, after her
ness.

Indicative of the volume of busl-
ness that has been transacted there,
was the steady line of depositors all
last week at the Canadian Bank of
Commerce, arranging their withdraw-
ul or transferrance of their accounts.

First steelhead catch of the season
vas brought to Abbotsford on Sunday
by a local angler, he landing another,
a 42-pounder, the next d thus
starting the New Year “righ

Mr, M. Higginson has secured a po-
sition at the Atangard Hotel.

Born.—To Mr. and Mrs. N. Ryzak,
at home, McKenzie rd., on January
1, a daughter.

Miss Peggy Hill has returned from
Toronto, where she has been for the
past year.

DEsentory oe Fete Cs telennons

is out and
recent {ll-

The pupils of H

school and local children under the
school age, after a short program on
closing afternoon, enjoyed a well-ar-
ranged Christmas party. Lunch was
served amidst festival decorations,
and each child was given a large
stocking, filled by the kindness of
Huntingdon P.-T.A. and Mr, Matt-
hews. Mrs. Morton donated a delic-
cious cup cake to each plate at the
table. At the close of the party,
short meeting of the P.-T.-A. was hel
to arrange for a future entertain-
ment.

ae

Annual meeting of District ,“E" of
the Farmers’ Institute is to be held
in New LifadierarN on ps nORTy, 5

ithe delegates being
Chas. Graves aoe Serra} Pink

MATSQUI MUNICIPAL SCHOOL
BOARD

ly, and

distributed” arte with aamoninen\s

of The A, S. & M. News advertisers,

was sent out week. Copies may

be obtained of any of the advertisers,
t The News office.

In an atmosphere of happiness and
hilarity, the New Year was welcomed
in by a large crowd in Acme Theatre
at midnight on Sunday. The frolic
was arranged by Mr. Lilly, who pro-
vided his guests with a peppy orches-

tra, novelties and balloons, and cere-
moniously presented “Miss 1934"
(Joan, charming little of

as OOOO

DELF

Where High Quality

cars SSS SCO o Sees see Sees 5x

BROS.

Meets Low Prices ! '

Soda | Sugar
Crackers | 5 hs.

b 14¢| 35

Coffee

fresh grad. ois

21° |1 ei

Tea

Guaranteed Cocoa Lb. 30c

Lemons, Sunkist

FRUITS AND a
Doz. 15e

SOO

Shortening -- 2 Ibs. 21c

Oranges, sweet, juicy Doz. 2fc

Cheese Reece Lb. 17¢
Best Ontario

Celery, fresh, crisp - 2 for l5c

Tomatoes -. 2 Ig. tins 23c

Sweet Potatoes

4 Ibs. 2lc

POO OOOODOCOOS

9

Columbia

Turnips, fresh, local 10 Ibs. 15¢

SOC

DOCK

Pickled Walnuts. Btl. 20c

Only Two Bottles left

Potatoes

(0 Ibs. 150 8 4

Grapefruit, large, juicy 4 for 25¢ 8

Ladota Figs .... Tin 20c

Libby’s Choice Quality

Honey .... 3lb. tin 34¢

Brown Bear

Chipso

SOAPS AND
SOAP FLAKES

ba
ies Kg
large package 9c %

Mrs. Donna Clement). The event was

one of the happiest held locally in re-

cent years, indicating which was the

hove at which the crowd dispersed—
a.m,

Ninety new buildings have been
erected In Yarrow. gince Jast -spring.

Marmalade 40-07. jar 33c
Nabob P

Oxydol - small package 9c :

& G Naptha Soap 6 bars 25¢ :

Corned Beef .... Tin Ic

Calay Toilet Soap - 3 bars 2ic % i

Aylmer Soup -- 3 tins 26c

Soap rae bulk - 2 Ibs. 230 %

Included in this number are several
Robert A. Trethewey TENDERS ipetdeiate” notes and. arn Ay %
* TENDERS are invited for building number of others are planned an %
PALMER GRADUATE ‘concrete tank at the Peardonville |Under construction. a in i Pi 5
> > Y School, to be in hands of Secretary g B ple &
CHIROPRACTOR ry Sthaaty Sab, GESE, “tank 04] petonainy tye scope of the prema rown utter | Fineap;
Hours 9.30 to 5.00 Hyenings by Appoint. i Teetlar HD ikeatine spat ener oa pouty system for the destruction of Powder Slicca' or PY
ed. Full particulars and specifi-| Predatory animals, the Provincial Go- ugar alee RS
ABBOT FORD cations on application to— vernment has signified by order-in- te roe 2 10 ~
G. F. WEST, Secretary |councll, its willingness to yeward the 1 Dress eI
e Res, 17F 252, captors of cougars and other noxious |)% .,, Re
Ese Le Le ee Na Ser eS animals, irrespective of whether the | Tin ( 3 Cc c %
animals taken are shot. This will _ m
= bring in bounties on trapped cougars. | 6 S. 5 KS
Whether it also extends to poisoned |)% me
_ OUT FIOWETS janis ts not aetinitely known, ‘
: zi
‘ : P tted Pl t ; WE DELIVER
% YYour Py i) ants 5 { PHONE 54
x Siso DEAE See We Invite Your BOSCO OOO CECE
BY Fault or FUNERAL D :
x :
By y= . % Patronage. bury to THE ruBLIC | |PILOWS Repaired
x = Your ats TT reen nouses ey aS Ee et mene in | NOW, 18 the time to have your plows
x thing about the present moment in]|overhauled and sharpened for sea-
me r S, E SORENSON, P The Little Store with American life is the fact that people | sonal work. Very Low Prices,
% 9 Beaton Rd. Matequi Naat 1003 generally sre beginning to see the} ] Gag Noctoue wae
Ba ars! on Raa ronald the Big Values necessity of adopting a new ethical | ging boat aE iree
x“ . (Reverse telephone -charges). ig standard in thelr dealings with one | Horce.shocing. i and First~
For your own sake, for the sake of your family and for a = a 4
‘ ked is new standard can. be express- =
the sake of the other man on the road, have your car chec! kale OF euiat thes tontion P M Zal k
up. Sce that the brakes are O.K. and evenly adjusted, that no- Nelles’ Transfer Abbotsford Gash 1 Grocery oa lvary salmplyaene Efe fehee eten'| Ke Atay es y Blacksmith
% thing is loose in the steering mechanism, that your headlights % W. A, BEARD, Prop. pocketbook, but to the public at Next to Valley Lumber Yard
BY are working properly. Bring your car in to us, and we will see RS DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE. Essendene Ave. East. Opp. Sumner’s ' large.
% ‘that it is a safe means of transportation and not a_dangerous Sumas! Prairie, Huntingdon, A
RY weapon and a menace to all in its vicinity. A ‘d to — | ABBOTSFORD RURAL SCHOOL
a THREE. Trucks, affording i DISTRICL
RF M t Quick, Efficient, Low- Wi ° =
ey ots otors Service to Merchants & Others inter Is the Danger Time... Plebiscite Noti
% Our Staff is Three Local Men ‘ orice
% Telephone 62 ‘= _W. Schnare, prop. who spend their money here, ‘Winter....Long evenings....cold weather....big fires in the is ws
BOOS OOOOOOO OSOOOCS OOO] MILTON NELLES, Owner. stoyes....the most hazardous time of the year for house fires. fond HORE a
Phones: de alt ie Make sure that your property is fully insured, and that by noe uve as erecta Beng loaner
—— J 5 the policies are paid up to date, A fire robs you of all your Schools Act” will be held on
I M C R personal treasures—don’t let it rob you of your life's savings! SATURDAY, JANUARY 1934
, AY, ARY 43,
asty als, OSY ooms . 5 . in the School House at 7.30 z
.30 p.m. for
Gusty, wholesome, _appetising Candies —_ Novelties Alexander McCallum ce pasa Bete hltue a ieee aa
meals, quickly served in a clean, a Office next P.O. Phone 43 re you in favor of establish-
comfortable restaurant— at less- Hot Drinks ingea’ Ualon aitbrary: Dieetter is
——— | the arca as set out in Order-in-

than-city prices.

tion at low rates.
Fully licensed tavet

Comfortable, clean, alry rooms
and modern hotel accommoda-

This service is at Sue disposal

The Hotel Atangard

Pacific Stage Depot
Telephone 100
H. L. Atkins

W. S, Gardiner

Repair serviced

is our specialty
watch and

jewelery repairs

C.
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER
Mann Block, Abbotsford

J TUCKER

A.-S.-M, Branch No.
Abbotsford, B.C,

15

Social Club Rooms
(Open Dally ex. Sunday)
All Veterans Welcome
Meetings upon First

Thursdays in Month

T. BENNETT, Pres.
J. T, MAWSON, Sec.

EILIIEL SILL SELLE LEP

TRUCKING

AND LONG-DISTANCE
HAULING

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Natal pal FP IGHT LINE
Connec! aking calls in
SUMAS, BOT 'SFORD, AL-

DERGROVE, MATSQUI AND
MISSION DISTRIOTS

oO, T. ROTTLUFF
W. H. ADAMS
| Phone Abb 82 Mission 1013

WISI

IILL

Meat Inspection Needed

“Speaking of peddlers’ writes Jas.
Weir in the Langley Adyance “it is
rather a pity that the present by-law
could not be widened to include at
least supervision of peddlers rest-
dent within the municipality.

There Is one such not far from here
who is in the meat business. He goes
into Westminster buys a cow that or-
anner'’grade
it out, and

# in the “e:
brings

dinarlly belong
for nine dolla

from 6c to $c a pound, cooks up most

of the offal and feeds it to the pigs,
makes pork, and peddles the pork at
1 good price, and leaves the heads,
legs and hooves to be lugged around
by o be left on the roadside
ore here to frighten and excite
dairy cows, and pollute the air, and
disgust the passerby.

There can be little objection to re-
sident farmers selling their surplus
meat to their nelghbors—if it is good

but whe they make a buel-

f it
nould

as to the
ditions of the

it seems only fair that they
»Ject Lo some restrictions
"quality of product and’ con-
trade.
9 years ago
known to have billed
beef of a bull that
> voting age,
© who purchased It found it
from the wall while
if their teeth had

a resident of Lang-
and
was

ing
lost thelr hold the results might have

it ever

for

been disastrous, I would be the last

to put eyen a straw in the v
1 honest dol-
but surely
the innocent consuming public, even
in the country districts, should have
some protection and consideration,

butehers it and peddles the meat at,

School Requirements

KELLY’ S

ABBOTSFORD

UEE BUILDING

telephone

“I don’t think much of New
Year’s resolutions as a rule,”
said George Ransom, “but I've
made one this year, and Vve
kept it already, I resolved to have
@ telephone installed. It was put
in our house this morning,

We realized last year what it
means to be without a telephone,
Gone was the protection for the
family—no way to get quick
word to a doctor is case of il
ness. Friends and business as-
sociates Chat used to be no farther
er away than the telephone be-
came miles distant.

“But is a different story now,
Ivs golng to be a happy
Year—with a telephou

BRITISH COLUMBIA
TELEPHONE
COMPANY

“UNPAID

BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY

LIMITED

MONIES

Acr”’

bia
aboy

the

sctric

Company at Abbotsford,
no transactions
to December 31,
pursuant

of which
years prior
forfeited under
included in any

or

in

DEPOSITS MADE AT ABBOTSFORD, B.C.

Name Address Amount
Moorehouse, N, B. .. Ft. Langley slates $2.60
Gray, W. J. .see. Abbotsford Jamon etna 6.00
I, Ernest H. Adams, Vice President of the British Colum-

Railway Company,
is a true and correct statement of all moneys held by
3.0,
performance of or in connection with any contract in respect
have taken place for more than two
1933,
to
previous statement
pany in compliance with the U

Ltd@,, hereby certify that the

by way of deposit for the

which moneys haye not been

contract, and haye not been

published by this Com-

npaid Monies Act.”

H, ADAMS,
Vice-President

E,

Council providing for this pleb-
iscite.” 2
Poll open from 7.30 to 9 p.ma
BY ORDER OF THE SCHOOL
TRUSTEES
E. WEBSTER, Secy.

DR. G. E. PARRISH

DENTIST

Office Hours —
Evenings by Leronaene

‘Telephone:
Office 64; Residence 91

SUMAS, WASH.

(Canadian Money at Par)

DAUGHTER OF MT. LEHMAN
FOUNDER PASSES AWAY

At the age of 73 years, Margaret
Jane Middletin, a pioneer of the Val-
ley, passed away in Mission City on
‘Thursday last

The deceased was a daughter of
the late Samuel Lehman, founder of
the district of Mount Lehman, and
spent much of her early life at that
place, The late Mrs, Middletgn ve
married to Richard Sweeney at
ninster in 1879. They aglded
New Westminster, Hatzic Prairie
and Mount Lehman, where Mr.
Sweeney dled in 1894. She was
married to Walter Middleton at Mount
Lehman in 1895, and shortly after-
ward moved to Mission, where she
resided for thirty-six years.

Surviving her husband, three
sons, four daughters, also four bro-
thers, two of whom, Tom and Carson,
reside at Mt, Lehman,

q ———

Vest

at

Mr. A. Newman of Peardonyille
has bought a registered Jersey, bull
om M M. Pihl, Danbury Farm.

This Is the second bull Mr. Pihl has
gold in the Peardonyille district with-
ing the past 12 months, He finds at
present a stronger demand for good
herd sires than for some time past,
oe prices are somewhat lower,

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