Gr ceries and.
Dry Goods

At Rock-Bottom
Prices
} FREE DELIVERY

cho be SMe

RAISINS, in bulk, per Th

SHELLED WALNUTS, per Ib,
CURRANTS, per package ..

SFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

eee

. 32°
13°

llc
SHELLED ALMONDS, per'Ib. .. 52°
RED ARROW SODA BISCUITS 19°
PACIFIC MIBK, tall tins

by the case of 4 dozen .. se. 5
MALKIN’S BEST COFFEE, tin. 52°

LARD, North Star, Shamrock or
Swift's Silver Leaf, 10-Ib pails $139

yc ae (eo a
i MATSQUI ©

Misses Olga Fore, Stella Hurumn,
Rhoda Mailes, and Gundel Sward, all
of Vancouver Normal School, visited
their home for Thanksgiving

Mrs. R. Machel! entertained a num-
ber of friends at tea last week

Miss Agnes Ebbeson of Bellingham
Normal School, spent the week-end at
home.

Miss Astill of Vancouver and Miss
Bell of Deroche were recent guests of
the Misses Goodenild.

Mr. R. Machell and Mr. F, Beharrel
haye returned from a hunting trip in
the Ashcroft district, bringing honie
® deer each.

Miss EB. Goodchild spent Thanksgiy-

CLAYBURN AND MATSQUI
FANCIERS WIN PRIZES
AT MISSION POULTRY SHOW

More than 800 birds were exhibited
at the District Four poultry show, held
at Mission last Thursday and Friday,
and several prizes were won by Olay-
burn, Matsqui and Abbotsford fanciers
Eight boys and one girl from Clay-
burn and Matsqui participated in the
judging. Among the winners from
this side of the river were:

Judging contest: 2nd Richard Young
Harold Wilkinson, Edith Powers, Clay
-burn; 4th, Robert Wright, Ida Suth-
arland, Cecil Ayling, Clayburn, Indi-
vidual prize winners: 5th, Edith Po-
wers, Clayburn.

Abbotsford Lumber Co. cup was won
by Mrs, Lindsay of Albion, with a
Jersey Giant.

Pekin ducks— L. J. Inglis, Gifford.
Muscovy ducks, C. Purver, Clayburn.

Mallard ducks: Ist, Miss Stevens,
Clayburn; Fred Matthews, Abbotsford

It was decided to hold next year's
show at Chilliwack.

Pressure of gas, reported by Mr. D.
Smith to have choked up casing in
the old hole being drilling for oil on
Sumas Prairie, has forced drilling of

ARRANGE

POPLAR WOMEN TO PAIR

SCHOOL CHILDRENS’

A school children’s fair, with ad
for cooking, sewing and Le et
planned at the regular mee’ ree
Poplar Manor W. L, Mrs. Dieeand as
ing appointed convenor, to an ne
the event for some time during

ristmas holidays.

\Gelates of $34.75 proceeds from She
WI. stall at the hospital bazaar, was
made, Mrs. W. Hill-Tout and ae
Wilson were named delegates to ia
convention in Chilliwack next week.

four colors.

‘These garments
quality leatherette, w
CHILDREN'S LEATHER!
* with cap to match,

New Mixer Set Up In Local Bakery

The mixing of dough is almost as
laborious as collecting it, in the opin-}
jon of Baker Weckes, Abbotsford Ba-
kery operator, who is just now getting
a great deal of pleasure in watching
his new Artofex automatic mixer do
the work he formerly performed by
hand. The new machine, which re-
cently arrived from London, is typlcal
of sturdy and efficient British me-
chanical construction, and will knead
a 300-loaf batch of dough in less than
10 minutes— a 30-minute job by hand.
Every moving part is completely en-
closed, ensuring absolute cleanliness,
and safety. Motive power is a 3-hp.

COATS or PANTS, each

HEAVY LEATHERETTE R.

e strongly ma
‘th brown fleece lining.

ETTE COATS, ages 6 to 10 years $4.95
Special...
GIRLS’ LEATHERETTE COATS, age
{ LADIES LEATHERETTE COATS,
Rubbers for All

ALITY HIGH-PRESS RUBBERS, made H

A full range of Ft ar you usually pay for third quality.

from live new rubber, at pri
Men’s Rain-
2-02.

MEN'S MACKINAW COATS, 3
BOYS MACKINAW COATS, same 4s above $4:35° $495: 3550

ATERS,
N’S HEAVY COAT SWE:
a5 pure wool and at bargain at

Some Wonderful Values
a ey ee
In Autumn Merchandise
easing = ee ee
Leatherette Raincoats

AINCOATS,

made in latest style and

de, of good cut, and in heavy

3 12 to 14 55:50

as above, but without cap 56:50

Tite Canvas Clothing

HATS to match 51-45

pure wool, full Norfolk 56°85 sy

os $3:95, $40, $5.95, $650

a new hole, large enough to accommo-
date 16 inch casing, about 40 feet
distant from the first bore. A double
shift is at work, averaging about 50
feet a day.

motor.

A soft answer doesn’t turn
much wrath as a hard look.

away as

Avoid Chapped Skin this Winter

= All GUARANTEED PREPARATIONS

50¢

All

for

————

SS ON

aS

rigs
|

PHONE NO 8

At this season of the year, we recommend Parke Davis & Co.'s
ALMOND CREAM for the tender skin, and as a splendid pow-

Lavender Menthol Shaving
Cream and Auto Strop
Razor with Blade and Strop

ERIC T. WEIR -

The Pioneer Pharmacy
NIGHT PHONE 32

ATANGARD HOTEL BLOCK

MEN'S HUNTING COATS, (the well

WOOL BLANKETS and DOWN COMFORTERS at special prices.

]. GILMOUR

PHONE ABBOTSFORD 4

der base— per bottle, only ....-. 00s... eee secs e sees neee 50° We Are Now Installing Our New

Also Parke Davis & Co’s SHAVING CREAM, per tube.. 4()¢ “ARTOFEX BREAD MIXER” which
TOOTH PASTE, per tube...............6ese000+ 50° we received direct from London, Eng.
LIQUID TAR SHAMPOO bottle .............0505 50°

Give the kiddies good, nourishing =

lunches these Wintry days !

Our Quality Bread is wholesome
and will
‘‘see them through the day’’

Mann Block Phone 111

ABBOTSFORD BAKERY |

You can get Every Station
on the t

~ Dayton “Navigator”

The wide world is brought to your fireside with this won-
derful radio set. Nine tubes, tuning under the new Techni-
i i marvel, and a piece of

We are agents for THE NAVIGATOR and can give you an
exceptionally attractive deal.

ABBOTSFORD MOTORS GARAGE

Phone 62

Schnare & Jacobson

dl MACARONT in bulk, per Ib. .... 10° ing with friends at Kamloops
ee Miss Grace Hurum came home from
4 RUBBER FOOTWEAR AT LESS Varsity for Thanksgiving.
te Be ee rll andcomuisal Drogen: werenatveracy
A 2 i r ven by
: Scbeessa tie ST EE ladies of the Lutheran church on Mon
imioal’ footwear for the Re ee -day evening. The Male Quartette
~~ uy rendered @ song, Miss Rost Lund gave
a Swedish reading, Mrs. F. Hansen,
‘ $6 J S D A solos, Miss S. Hurum, musical selec-
2 .o . ° tions, and Miss Hukum of Lawrence
1 Wash, solos, Rey. Mr. Ordahl of Bel-
Phone 19X or Farmers 2014 lingham addressed the gathering.
Ma . Additional special prizes to Matsqui
c The Mill Store Upper Kila r plowing match list: Captain Behrner
t pp gs rd Store $5; Van. Milling Co., 2 sacks fertilizer
For Sale— Two good family cows,
‘5 Jerseys. Phone 59R. lp
: =
For Sale. snap. Black Gelding, 10
" years, about 1,500; no vices, strong
| The Radco oh ae peers
5 . e ply Vancouver Milling Co, Abbots{’d.'
| Wena Scdle e | creacrarss 5 os ea
+ ’ M-ton Ford truck. Apply Norman
is used at Brett’s Macdonald, Mt. Lehman rd., just S.
of Yale road. ip
~ ated | 3 I uarantee Clean cotton or linen rags wanted
for printing press cleaning. Five cents
against excessive |) Pn hk noe aise
‘ repair bills--- Orders are now being taken at the
. News office for Personal Christmas
s Cards. An exceptional lection of
a Any make of car you may drive, the Radco Price List con- Ganadlin; ‘Englisly aan muroaeanwde:
3) tains a properly-estimated flat-rate charge for every repair job signs, with original greetings. Dis-
_ necessary on it, counts given News subscribers.
= 2 The Radco List is not a loosely-compiled guess at approximaic For Rent—10 acre ranch with 3
a repair costs, It is the ADOPTED LIST OF THOUSANDS OF roomed house, chicken house, good |
: WELL-EQUIPPED UP-TO-DATE GARA ‘AN. well at $7.00 per month. Apply, J. |
v TaMON Truseler, R. R. 1 Abbotsford. No. 45 3
‘Therefore you pay here only the minimum rate as charged by For Rent—Four roomed Cottage, in-
cluding electric light and water, $9.00
pl A the most efficient shops on the continent. r month. Apply, R. A. Cooper, Clay-
: i And THE WORK IS EQUALLY AS WELL DONE......... dnt Ley (eh
4 Phillip’s Dairy at Abbotsford is now
. .
é 39 ready to supply your milk needs with,
° this 2 the “‘overhaul’’ season _ |i "32 {2,222 sou mie newts wit,
' °
a and Brett Motors are equipped Sante =a veallbre vile Goud
: to do the work completely eanaltlons 5 Haye) s0-60) Witichestex
4 earbine pai rade. lews office.
THe and thoroughly
' ¢ Mangols for sale $7.50 per ton. Apply
~. Frank Aish, Matsqui, Phone Mission
a BRETT’S LTD. | =
¥ ¥ Ss e Housekeeping rooms for rent. Ap-
c Ford Sales and Service i Py Mrs. Davis, Yale road, Abbotsford
n CHILLIWACK ABBOTSFORD MISSION TRINITY UNITED CHURCH
Jo) i Phone 82; Night 93X Rev. T. S. Paton, B. A., Minister.
* 5 ¥ Services On Sunday Next.
? “ | 10 .a.m—Sunday School and "Teen Age
Bi classes.
alo) f LANGFORD—HOLLEY Manse, Abbotsford, Rey. T. S. Paton} 11 am.— “Sinning Against Self”
m: Marriage—Mr. George T. Langford | performing the ceremony. The young] 3 p.m.—Service in St. Paul's church,
1 of Ruskin, to Miss Edith Stella Holley,| couple were attended by Mr. Theo. D.| Huntingdon.
° daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Holley, Pop-} Holley and Mr. G. A. Hay. They will 7.30 p.m.: “The Way to True Pros-
& ® lar, on Sunday, November 10, at thel reside at Ruskin. perity.”
no’ =
a! ‘
jori F
ing
<
i di Aq
a q DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT WAST
mo = =
fouy . om «
oe The Val f Tr
‘ e Value o aining
ol 6 5 The value—to the public— of thoroughly training men in the business of
nai on food distribution is clearly demonstrated in the superior service rendercd
eat 7 by the Safeway Man. .His long period of intensive training makes him 2 a
5 ier much better t, and more tisf: YY person
. a the to deal with than the ordinary untrained “grocery clerk-”
Ke > *
velqin "
. Bread Ketchup Butter
re / ¢ Safeway pganitary wrapped. Heinz; the pick of the vine Safeway finest creamery
eal 3 4 full 160z loaves red, ripe tomatoes butter; every lb. guaranteed
= “ <
= ae 3 Loaves - 2O0c | Ig. Bolle - 25¢] 3u,,. - $1.29
ti 7

Crackers

Red Arrow or Ormonds soda

Ivory Soap

Its purity makes it safe to

use for for a beautiful com- crackers; crisp and fresh;
plexion. fine with soup
6 pas - - 25c | Each - - 19c
s
Oranges Mixed Peel
Fine thin-skinned California ~Ready cut peel for your hol-
Sunkist oranges a iday baking

2 Doz. “= " 25c
Salted Peanuts

A new fresh shipment of

1-ib. prs. - 19¢
Walnuts

California No, 1 softed she)l

choice salted peanuts led walnuts
Lb. - -- 19c.| Lb.-- - = 29c
Che-se Cocoa

Canadian full c
mild cheese

[bce rt29e

-am medium Fry's delicious breakfast co-

coa; half-pound tin

Each - \- 23c

Shredded Wheat

Contains all the elements of
wheat; 12 biscuits to a pack-
age; serve with cream, sugar

Zt == 19¢
Mince Meat

Argood brand; its delicious
Now for those nice pies

Lb. Tin - 53c

Pumpkin
Choice quality solid pack

Alhotstord

COUNTRY STORE WEDNESDAYS

us in our initial difficulties with the
highly complicated sound apparatus.
But we are confident that no further
trouble will be encountered, and offer
for MONDAY, NO’

TALKING

Amateur Night Wednesday, Noy. 20.

MISSION CITY

- Theatre

TONIGHT—
WEDNESDAY, NOY. 13

Noy. 15 & 16—

“Roses of
Picardy”

An English production

“Red Hot Spe

PARAMOUNT NEWS

; Noy. 19 & 20—
SATURDAY, NOY. 16 — $6

THE
“Water Hole”

MONDAY, NOY. 18—
We hope our patrons will bear with

— and —
GLENN TRYON, in
“HOW TO HANDLE
WOMEN”

Victory Theatre

Reginald Denny

Comedy “HOWLING HOLLYWOOD”

TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY—

Hoot Gibson
“Lariat Kid”

FOX LATEST NEWS WEEKLY.

ed”

CANAD IAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS

Train Service East

“Continental Limtted’’

Leaves Vancouver 9.50 P.M. Daily =

Coast Steamship Sailings

FROM VANCOUVER
; \

Mondays 8.00 p.m.

POWELL RIVER OCEAN FALLS

PRINCE RUPERT
ANYOX

STEWART

Thursdays 8.00 p.m.
POWELL RIVER OCEAN FALLS PRINCE RUPERT

STEWART KETCHIKAN

18—

PICTURES

V. D. SIBLEY ||

Cabs, Blacksmitiing, Laminated Farm
Wagon Wheels at $45 per Set

I
YARROW STATION

pumpkins, large tins
35c

2 for = -
Fig Bars

Whole wheat fig bars; deli-

cious and tasty
2 im. =) = 35c

Beef

Choice Pot Roasts

Lb. - - 18c
Boiling Beef

Short Rib; ick and meaty

poss =. 136

Sauerkraut

Libby’s Sauerkraut; fresh in

b:ae.=. 106
Cottage Cheese

Made by FP. V.M.P.A.

Lb. - - 20c

Safeway Market Savings

Legs and Loins

Lb. - -

Good and Fresh

2spie tee

Local Lamb
32c
Lamb Stew
35c

SAFEWAY STORES LIMITED

Gaisley Block, Abbotsford

Phone 129

Drums for Highlanders

This handsome set of drums has
been presented to the 48th High-
landers Regiment of Toronto and
is the gift of Lieutenant F. M.
Ross. The regiment is allied with
the world-famous jay Gordons*
and upon its flags are inscribed
mary battle honors, prominent
@mong them being Ypres, Festu-

ete,
in 1891.

Pacific Express Company on §.
Duchess of York,

bert, Somme 1916, Vimy Ridge,
Hill 70, Amiens, Canal du Nord,
‘The regiment was organized

The drums were made {n Lon-«
don, England, and were shipped
to this country by the Canadian

Ladies
3. at Mr.

Our lumber is stri

CEDAR CULVERT oR p

but one fundamental eqorcm® because ti

1 he;
cardinal requirement of matetation—Quarrrs MARufactureg with
many distant parts, as D FIRST.

BRICK,

Factories: cig;

ident Manager
A Ladies’ Auxitia | ca ee
Hall Association hae athe Jubilee

November 19 at 9 AS on Tuesday, who

keg ee Se

ie

Rounds Lumber & Shingle Co., Ltd.

FIR and CEDAR LUMBER se
Miss Gai see Sn BER, RED CEDAR SHINGLES
ims

ension Lumber
ctly up to Brade—and th,

IP to eastern retail yards. COMPARE OUR

Same quality that w
GRADE AND PRICES,

RAIN,
Milled from Live Tight-Kee ted Loge MBER —Dursbie, Economical
ae aye Ss Know ¥our Needs
- pet ee SR a
Mill at Vedder Canal Bridge « Phone Chil. 0¢
BK. ROUNDS, Manne hone Chil, 06

Sawdust at Bunkers

Clayb
Bibs: eee Products—the Fine

St Made

rocesses ts 1 ey
oe also various centres of Cee the trade
WER & DRAIN prep. . and the U, gs.
RETORT
THE CLAYBURN ¢9

Youn; Kugard, sore LIMITED
!

UNITs, ETC, ETO

interested a,
Platxon’s

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