ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

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Prices Good Friday and Saturday — April 2 and 3

CHEESE, Primrose

Like cheese sandwiches? This

MATCHES, Red and White

Red-tipped. Strike anywhere

ROYAL YEAST CAKES

BOVRIL

JUNKET
CORN FLAKES, Kellogg’s

Crisp and crunchy for that

MACARONI, Ready cut

The old stand-by for bread baking

2-02. btl. 44c; 4-072, btl. 79¢

Nourishing and vitalizing as a beverage or for soup flavoring
powder, 2 pkt. 25c;
Hansen’s. A tasty way to serve milk desserts.

“hurry up” breakfast

How about some macaroni and cheese?

Vo-lb. pkts 21¢

is a good tasting cheese

family box [ic

Tablets pkt. Ile
2 pkts. {7c

(6-oz. pkt. [0c

BUY WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES REGULARLY.

Atangard Block
RoR BREE EEEES

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M. C. Walker & Co.

THE RED & WHITE STORE
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TO BUY

Classified Advertisements

-— “WANT ADS”

TO SELL TO SWAP

They'll Save You Time, Money and Work!

39C

Per Insertion; up to 15 words; ex-
tra word 2c each;

Cash with Ad.
Two Insertions for 60c Cash

v FOR SALE

—Say You Saw it in The News—

WANTED

it in The News—

AUCTION SALE at Matsqui, on
Monday, April at 1 o'clock.
Splendid herd, all implements,
etc. Mr M. A. Nelson, half mile
northeast of Clayburn station.

Estate Sale at Abbotsford Modern
« Auction Market, next Tuesday,
oat with regular market, including a
a Ford coupe in running order;
AEC, to convert into small

mile south of highway. Monday,
April 12 at 1 sharp. All imple-
ments, tools, sundries and lovely
furniture. Superb Jersey 2-year
heifer. J. Simmonds,
450 Johnstone road, Surrey.
eee more than ever all the
time. Gowing Frost, auctioneer,
Langley and Abbotsford. 13

power and equipment, quan-
tity of bar. round and _ ilat,
quantity. assorted size bolts,
solid old Country English oa<
sideboard in new condition.
Extension table. V. D. Sibley,
_ Abbotst ‘ord. 2.

FOR SALE—Baled hay and pea
straw. S. Hiemstra, phone 157K
Vye road, RR 2, Abbotsford.

CEDAR SHAKES—For a deliv-
ered price. on good grade of
cedar shakes, write George
Boser, RR 3, Mission, B.C. 50

FOR SALE—140 feet cable and

ney fork; 2 good milk cows
some manure, H. C.
Schmidt, Abbotsford. 119

FOR SALE—Well bred fox ter-
rier, 18 months. House broken.
Mrs. C. E.. Beck, Abbotsford.

FOR SALE—Kitchen range (Goou

Crosscut
wedges, tools, kitchen utensils.
G. MacKinnon, corner Yale anu
Lefeuvre road, Aldergrove.

FOR SALE—9

month old good

laying hens, New Hampsh.es.

e Wilms, McCallum road, ~
miles south from Ahbotstor.

FUEL—Four-foot slabs and saw-
dust. Paul Bros, pnone Alis-
_ Sion 125. iil

—SNAP—
1935 Ford V8 Coupe
‘ mechanically perfect
' Cash price $275
1929 Whippet 4
As Is $95
1930 Graham Paige
Good Tires, $200
ABBOTSFORD MOTORS LTD.
Phone 62 Abbotsford
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; FOR SALE—4-room house, easy
i to move. E. Grass, 1200 block,
tt _ McCallum toad, Abbotsford. _

FOR SALE — Sawdust burner,
nickel hopper, almost new; Mc-
Clary range’ small cream ena-
mel range; Guerney range; all

\ in perfect condition. Ask fo.

i: Alf at OK Barber Shop, Ab-
botsford. ly

FOR SALE—Five tons good secd
oats. 2 sets harness, 4 squares
of shingles. 1 trailer hitch, i
new pitcher pump. Wesley W1l-
_liams, Huntingdon,

truck. "|
Auction Sale, Johnstone road, %

FOR SALE — Blacksmith tools, | _

—Say You Saw it

WANTED—Man to cut wood and
for other work. W. Peyton, ve
2, Abbotsford.

WANTED—Pensioner to do light
work and odd jobs, Separate
quatier: Write Box 205, Mis-

WANTED TO BUY—Early rose
Fees os for cash. Write Box
205, Mission. 121

WANTED — Custom plowing in
Bradner,Mt. Lehman or Mats-
qu districts. Apply at once to
ack Fairbairn, 1, Ald

RR lex=
__ Stove. 11
WANTED TO RENT — 2 or 3

acres with living accommoda-
tions. Particulars first let-
ter to R. Langton, Straiton cae
RR 2, Abbotsford.

WANTED—Family cow. Must be
fresh. J. C. Friessen, Hatzic,
Ieee 108

2 | WANTED—Pasture for 4 heifers,

2 cows, either on Sumas or
Matsqui Prairie. Mike Stadler,
Ware road, Abbotsford. 106

WANTED — Work
arm.

on poultry

Write Corny Heppner,
P. S. Goertz, RR 2, 374
Dewdney Trunk road, Mission.

ATTENTION “FARMERS — ha
Canadian Canners_ (Western)
Limited, Mission City, B.C., is
contracting for Green Peas,
Sweet Corn and Green Beans.
If you are interested in these
crops, drop us a card or phone
Mission 95 and our representa-
gue will call on you. We also
sel e.

SHINGLES BOLTS WANTED—
Will pay $12 cord and up for
good bolts, delivered to our
mill at Dewdney. 56-inch and
52-inch bolts taken. Good scale

aranteed. Stave Lake Cedar
‘o. Ltd., Dewdney, B.C. 39

TOP PRICE PAID, cash at farm
for any kind of livestock. Tele-
phone or write Carson’s Stone
Farm, Aldergrove, B.C.

WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for
old cows and horses, dead or
alive. A. Nicholas, Cisyeurn
phone Abbotsford 83R. £44

LIVE OR DEAD animals wanted
for Fox Feed and Fertilizer.
Phone Aldergrove 489 (collect).

+ 2

a
CREAM WANTED from indepen-
dent shippers. Highest prices
aid, cash Pe return mail.
leadowvale reameries Ltd.,
8860 Hudson street, Vancouver.

7

LOST
LOST — Westfield lady's waich
with black cord bracelet, in

Abbotsford about 10 days ago.
phate Layton, RR 2, operas
‘or

ae

LOST—Foglight in or near Ab-
botsford. Reward jor return.
Finder leave at The News, Ab-
botsford. a

FOR SALE—5 year old Gelding.

1700 lbs., Halter Biches Win.
Fadden, Whatcom ri south
municipal hall, RR 2, oUes
ford. lis

FOR TRADE — Electric washer

for gasoline washer motor. J.
J. Rempel, Clearbrook road,
north. 109

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STOVE LENGTH FIR

SAFEWAY FUEL
Phone’ 153
Mission Sawmills

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WHEN IN
NEW WESTMINSTER
They'll tell you you'll find
Best Food, Best Service

Best Prices.
—ahew

Fraser Cafe
| J. H. Morgan, Prop.

736 Columbia Street
Near B. C. E, 8. Depot

DAVIES’
FUXERAL HOME

Mission City & Agassiz
Funeral Service
Ambulance in Connection

Phone Mission 49 Agassiz 16

Aberdeen

Further collections for the Red
Cross campaign bring the total
from this district to $123.45.

Mrs. K. Bloomfield and daugh-
ters of Vancouver were recent
visitors at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Henry.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wilkes,
Aberdeen road, left recently to
reside at Edmonton.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis of
Albion were visitors on Sunday
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A.
Jackman, Mr. and Mrs. D. Jack-
man of Glen Valley were visit-
ors on Wednesday.

The home nursing class got
underway on Thursday afternoon
with a membership of eleven and
was in charge of Mrs. A, Jack-
man with Mrs. Arthur Gledhill
secretary-treasurer.

The following articles have
been completed during the past
six weeks and delivered to Red
Cross branch headquarters at Ab-
botsford: 6 suits children’s py-
jamas, 5 women’s slips, 7 laun-
dry bags, 6 dozen hankies, 6
ARP gowns, 2 women’s blouses,
54 towels, 3 women's skirts, 3
bed jackets, 8 pair sox, 1 pair
long stockings, 1 pait anklets, 2
pairs mitts, 2 tuck-ins, 3 sweaters
and B.V. child’s outfit of sweater,
pants, helmet, mitts, and sox.

Russell and Lawrence Denny
were visitors to New Westmin-
ster on Saturday.

Jubilee

Mrs. S. Carlson and daughter
of Whonnock have been visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Patterson.

Mrs. M. Susani

has returned

116}home after spending a week in

Vancouver.

Many friends and neighbors
gathered at the home of Mr.

120/and Mrs. W. Smith recently to

celebrate Mr. Smith’s 70th birth-
day.

Kenneth Boyle spent a few
days in Vancouver during ‘the
week.

Mrs. R. Evanoff and sons, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Gair and son, David
of Vancouver were visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Evanoff Sunday.

Bruce Stewart of Vancouver
spent the weekend with his par-
ents.

Mr .and Mrs. V. Herron and
Mr. H. Gerard have left on a
fishing trip to the Skeena River.

B. Evanoff spent Sunday in
Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. Carlson of Van-
couvevr visited with Mr. and Mrs.
M. Susani on Sunday.

Bradner

A special meeting of the Brad-
ner Bulb Growers’ Association
was held Wednesday evening in
the hall when W. Vanderzalm,
an interested buyer from Toron-
to was present.

Pte. and Mrs. Bob McMath, of

5,|Port Arthur are spending a few

days with
former.

The Pacific Coast Militia Ran-
gers paraded on Tuesday at Mt.
Lehman and were issued rifles.
It was decided to hold future
parades at Mt. Lehman.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Bunce, Miss
Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs. W.
Henley were Vancouver guests
of Mrs M. Smith on Sunday.

The Red Cross unit will meet
in the hall Wednesday, April 7 at
2:15 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Donaldson
were visitors to Vancouver at the
weekend, guests of their daugh-

the parents of the

9} ter, Mrs. J. Glazebrook.

The monthly meeting of St.
Margaret’s Guild will be held
at the home of Mrs, Paver Tues-
day afternoon, April 6.

The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
will meet for their regular meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. Foquet-
te, Wednesday, April 7.

W. Vanderzalm of Toronto has
leased several acres of land in
| the district which will be plant-
{ed to bulbs. A great future for
the bulb industry is predicted by
Mr. Mele 10. for Bradner,

M t. Lehman

The moving pictures and dance
8iven by the ‘Pride of the West”
well attended. The proceeds
will be sent to the Red Cross.

Huntingdon

Mrs. Joe Benoit and family
have gone to reside in Vancou-
ver.

The ARP film “Air Raid War-
dén” was shown My the iS
don School Wed

Mr. and Mrs. Lillow and tam:
ily have taken up residence in
the house formerly owned by
the late Mrs. J. Murphy.

Margie, Donnie and Gordon
Stewart visited with their grand-
mother, Mrs. Jean Fraser, over
the weekend.

George Ball is seriously ill at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Greeno:
on Sumas Prairie.

Poplar

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Goertzen
of Saskatchewan are staying with
Mr. and Mrs. Durringer.

The local Mennonites have pur-
chased the building on the Clear-
brook road which has been used
by the Metropolitan Tabernacle
of Vancouver, and will move it
to a new site and use it for a
Bible school.

At the last meeting of the Red
Cross held at the home of Mrs.
W. J. Latter, it was decided that
future meetings take the form of
silver teas to raise money to send
food parcels to prisoners of war.
The next meeting will be held
April 28 at 2 p.m.

Sumas District

Mrs. Lawrence Wagner of
Vancouver spent part of last
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Lamson.

Sunday guests with Mrs. H. R.
Harris were Mrs. Don Tillotson
and daughterrs, Myrna and Don-
na of Bellingham, and Mrs. Rose
Farmer of Huntingdon.

Mrs. Russell Nelles and small
daughter are spending a week
with relatives at Rosedale.

Mr. and Mrs. J. van Loon were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
A. Lee.

Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. K. McGillivray were Mr.
Clyde Steel of Seattle, Mrs. J.
Bates, Mrs. J. McLean and Vic
Lloyd of Vancouver.

Mrs. J. Huggard has returned
from a month’s visit with rela-
tives in Seattle.

in New Westminster where Mr.
Smith is receiving treatment in
hospital. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. P. Leenders of
Lynden were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. McPhail. Fe
Miss Norma Baynes of Mission
spent the weekend at home.

MATSQUI

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
Rosamund and Sylvia were the
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Hurum.

Mrs. W. Harrison has sold her
farm on the Harris road and is
now living in Matsqui.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Woods of
Seattle spent last week as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H.
Kunzmann. x

The Matsqui Cribbage Club
held its final meeting for the
season on Monday night. Coffee,
doughnuts and pie were served.

Miss Beulah Gustafson is tak-
jing a two-week rest at her home
jafter a severe attack of flu.

Mrs. Fred Simpson and two
children are visiting Mrs. George
Kerr.

Miss Evelyn Beaton spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alec Beaton.

Berger Engene left Tuesday
night for his farm in Saskatche-
wan.

Pine Grove

Mrs. G. Fellman of Prince Ru-
pert is visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hans
L. Larson.

Walter Baker is spending a few
weeks at home after an operation
for appendicitis.

Mrs. H. E. Larson has return-
ed from Minnesota and a few
days at Saskatoon and Golburn,
Sask., enroute home. :
MONEY SEIZED
FROM CANADIANS
CROSSING BORDER

The Ladies’ Aid of the Pres- Piween 15 and 20 persons had
byterian Church met at the home cams of money varying from $5
of Mrs. R. Sidle on Wednesday. to $100 seized from them at the

Walter Nigkerson spent! Canadi.n customs oftice, Bounce -

e in Vancouver with her ary Bay, when Canadian customs
husband who is under the doc-|and immigration officers, RCMP
tor’s care officers and a_ police matron
f Mrs Tones spent a few days|searched every person Who pas-
in Vancouver where she attend-|sed through the customs between
ed the wedding of her son, PO.| certain hours that evening. All
William Damen, RCAF to Miss persons who had more than $5
Vera Griffin of Vancouver. on them had all their money
| Mrs. Burk of Poplar is spend-| seized as the law prohibits the
jing some time at the home of| taking of more than $5 into Point
Mrs. E. Tones. Roberts without a special permit

The United Church held its|from the Foreign Exchange Con-
annual board meeting on Mon-|trol Board. Total seized was about
jday night. $1000.

1
Mrs. Ross Smith spent a week

Prices Effective—
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY

APRIL 1, 2,3

BECOME DUE APRIL 3

—RATION BOOK NOTES—
COUPONS 3 AND 4 FOR TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR

TEA, M.B. 4-oz. 21c | SOAP, Iv’y, med. 2- i5c

oon BLEACH, Mighty, .. 25¢
ate LH 2 RRR)
QUAKER OATS, non-premium ............ pkt. 20¢
MATCHES, Fire Chief ............... 3 boxes 29¢
SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR ........ pkt. 29¢
ALL BRAN, Kellogg’s ............... pkt. 2lc

| GLO-COAT, shines as it dries ...... . pint 59¢ |

BAKING POWDER, Malkin’s Best .......... tin (9c
NOODLE SOUP MIX, 2-25c | LIMA BEANS . 2 Ib. 30c
CLOTHES PINS, 4 doz 25c | MACARONI ... 5 Ib. 42c
HANDY OIL .... tin [5c | JUNKET Tablets ... {4c
COCOA, Perfection ............... Ib.-tin 25¢
LIGHT BULBS, 40, and G0-watt ......... each {5c
MUSTARD, Coleman’s .......... ... quarter-Ib. 28¢
PAPER NAPKINS, white or colored ........ pkt. 15¢

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS EVERY SATURDAY — |

The Dominion Government has
made an appropriation sof $9500
to remove snags in the Harrison
River and to deepen the channel.

The Alberta Legislature Friday
night passed through the com-
mittee stage a bill to amend the
School Act to raise the mini-
mum salaries of the province’s
teachers from $840 to $900 per
year.

Speaking of
PIGS

‘The rodent-faced Herr
Goebbels slithered into Hit-
ler’s private office one day
and whispered, “Fuerher, I

me, und I phone Goering.”

“Nein,” Fuehrer, nein,”
shrieked Goebbels in ter-
ror. “There’s just enough
for the two of us.”

e
THE SERVICE AND THE
MEAT AT ROBERTS’ IS
ALWAYS THE BEST

*

A fine sel

ROBERTS’
Meat Market

Abbotsford Phone 56

have found a new country (big
to conquer that will feed us
all summer.”

“Ach, gute, sehr gute,” Memo Pads
replied Hitler. “Eggscuse

Phone 185

and small)

30c

lection of

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SOUVENIRS of
Abbotsford

Burnt Leather Goods

TABLE CENTRES
1,75 and 1.25

CUSHION COVERS
with RCAF Insignia

one large
CUSHION COVER
with painted Indian head
4.95)
PEN WIPERS 30c
BOOK COVERS 75c
PHOTO ALBUMS

Autograph Albums
Book Marks
Key Holders
Comb Cases

Silk Hand-Painted
HANDKERCHIEFS

in air force, army and navy

insignias with “Abbotsford”

CARDS for EASTER

The GLACIER

Confectionery — Lunches
Abbotsford

Alphamettes Alphamales
25's

0s

1 Ib, jars
Frosst’s Neo-Chemical

==" VITAMINS” .---

To Prevent Colds and Insure Health, Take Vitamins

Malt & Cod L
2 lb. jars .

$3.
vals & Cod Liver Oil
. 65c

Food
Small size ..............
Large Size .....
Hospital size

. $1.15
$2.45
$4.45

Puretest Cod Avr Oil
ize 40

Halibut Liver Oil

les
a a Capsules
25's .

100’s

Abdol with Vitamin ae

$1.60
$2.85
$5.50

Weir’s Rexall Pinacy

ERIC T. WEIR, Phm. B.

Ti’s Better!

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