ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

McClary Jubilee Range

“MURESCO” WALL AND CEILING

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DRY GOODS|*#2*| GENTS FURNISHINGS
Spring Opening Specials

PRINTS—

Reg, 230 yd.

SPECIAL .... = Ne Bee
Reg. 29¢ yd. 2 yas. AGe

SPBHOCLAL
36-In. wide; sun- and tub-fast

BROADCLOTHS—

Reg yd.
SPECIAL ...:
Reg. 35e yd.
SPECIAL ....
Plain or Striped

NEW STOCK OF SHADOW-CLOTH and HOMESPU

DRAPERIES and
SEE OUR NEW STOCKS OF
White Leathers for
Pumps, Straps and Oxfords ..
SPECIAL AND NEW ! !—

Cotton String Blouses

Ladies’ Sizes—small, medium and large
In Rose, Daffodil, Green, Blue

LINOLEUM Ri LIEUM
Carried

LADIES

yery special values on our regular lines, for ONE WEEK.
OUR WINDOWS !

DRY GOODS

J. S. DALY

Sturdy,
Ivory Porcelain Enamelied Square ...
WITH WATER FRONT—only—

$7 250

are agents for this famous make of finishing materials and wo
ALL TINTS in calsomines, ete.
your home-renovation problems.

MARTIN-SENOUR PAINTS AND ENAMELS

S__To reduce our large stock of SULK HOSE we are offering

and in Attractive Two-Tone

For Satisfaction—Buy One !

DECORATIONS

We are able to advise you on

DISTRICT—Delivery Serv

| LINENE—

In brown, white, daffodil,
and mauve; reg. 29¢ yd. Spec-

blag

CURTAIN NET—
SWISS NET, reg. 59¢
Special per yara...,, ADE
RAYON, regular 39¢_

Special per yard

MIXTURES, reg. 290

Special per yard

UPHOLSTERING

Women

$2.95

White

TOL 3 BAROLEUM

eyeee
in Stoe

WATCH

SPECIALISTS

In—Permanent Waving
Finger Waving
Fackls
Manicures
Hot Oil Treatments
WE STYLE TO TYPE

Marigold @
Beauty Shoppe

The News Building Phone 107

Qolichans are now “running” in the
Fraser, but catches are not very good
as yet, the little fish staying too deep
in the water to be caught with nets.

IN MEMORIAM
Passed away May 3rd, 1935, A. M.
“In Loving Memory of a husband
and father so deeply missed by Moth-
er and Irene”.

CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sibbald wish to
convey their sincere thanks to che
many friends and neighbors for the
beautiful floral tributes and express-

MY NEW BARBERING PARLOR IS

Now
Open

AND I CORDIALLY INVITE MY PA-
TRONS TO CALI, AND INSPECT
THE NEW PREMISES.
EVERYTHING MODERN, CLEAN &
UP-TO-DATE

H. HANSEN
Barber

ENDENE AVENUE
ADJOINING THE NEWS BUILDING

Rural Contractors are now putting
the finishing touches to the fine new
building being erected for E. A. Hunt,
on the location of the former store.
The building is composed of a large
store, with premises at the rear, to be
used by Mr. Hunt in his confectionery
business, and a smaller store, which
is to be rented

jons of condolence in the loss of their
infant daughter, Shirley Anne,

Good Used Cars!

35 Oldsmobile

Special Sedans

35 Terraplane

Sedan

35 Ply; eon

toupe

‘34 Olas: »dile

Special Sedans

"3G Chevrolet

peclal Sedan
ial Sedan
‘33 Oldsmobile

Special Sedan

toupe

‘32 Ford V-8

Tudor

31 Buick
‘31 ped an
"31, Studebaker

Special Se

30 Hudson

peclal Coach

adie

lan

No Reasonable Offer Refused

Cash Paid for

TRADES — TERMS — OPEN EVENINGS

Good Used Cars

The Above Cars Are

1936

All Ir

Splendid Order, Including

Lice

STONEHOUSE MOTORS

LIMITED

Headquarters for Chevrolet

418 WEST GEORGIA STREET

and Oldsmobile

SEYMOUR 4508

8 | BRADNER MAN DIES AFTER

ACCIDENT ON HIGHWAY

Inquiry Into the death of John W.
R 64, of Bradner, who was fatal-
ly injured in an automobile acelde:
n Sumas lake highway on Saturd
night, was conducted by Coroner
erett in the Henderson pa

. The'court decided, beyond

tion and other prelimina
adjourn the inquiry until evi-

be obtained from Jack

; of Vancouver, who is
confined to the local hospital recov-
ring from Injuries sustained in the
ccldent, Holmes was riding a motor-
‘cle upon which Rose was a passen-
, When he collided with a car driy-
en by Gordon D, Reid, 18, of Chilli-
wack, Reid faced a preliminary po-
lice court hearing in Sumas on Mon-
day, The case was remanded for one
week, and his bail set at $5,000,
Holmes’ condition is uncertain, It
was found necessary to amputate his
left leg after the accident.
The accident happened just east of
ligard road.

de

tose's funeral arrangement are in
the hands of the Eagles order of Van-
couver,

The coroner's
Weir, A. R,
Rudge, Wm,

jury comprised C. F.
Gosling, I. R. Ser}, Glenn
D. Cook, J. Heath.

Hospital Day is dated for May 12,
Dominion, Tea is to be ser
afternoon at the M.
ations will also b
ed.

ed in the
A. hospital. Don-
atefully accept-

SPORT

Quite a number of local enthusiasts
saw the big guns of hockeydom in
Action in Vancouver last week when
the Toronto Maple Leafs and Chicago
Black Hawks played a series of games

MS rAy

Heavy downpour of rain Sunday
morning caused postponement of the
opening game of the softball
until later in the week.
botsford teams pla
game Sunday afternoon. Play was
very good and even, the Legion squad
leading right up till the last of the
ninth inning, when a mice hit by Con-
way drove the tleing and winning runs

‘oss the plate,

A steady downpour of rain of Tues
day caused a further postponement of
the opening game of the softball seas-
on, which will (weather permitting!)
be played on Thursday evening.

wees
MISSION TAKES FIRST PLACE
IN Ht SCHOOL TOURNEY
Mission high school won the inter-
held in Ab-
botsford
points. Other
were Matsqui,
mas-Abbotsford.

Kathleen Webster won first place in
the hop, step and jump; and second
place in the softball throw and in the
broad jump. Thelma Nelles made a
good showing in high jump, as did
Dorothy Duark in the foot races. In
the junior shot-put Fred WahIman
carried away first honors by a margin
of several feet, and Harry Buker's

schools participating
Mt, Lehman and Su-

STE TIUING S! helene proved a distinct advantage in

the high jump. Wilfred Pattenden
achieved second place in the juntor
100 and 220 yards, while William
Waterston showed promising versatil-
ity by ereditably partlolpating in sev-
al of the events, winning In a jump
and coming second in the pole vault.
Glenn Padden also showed good form
The event was postponed from the
pervious week because of rain, and
Hid not entirely occasiona

showers,

Fined $25; Given Blue Card In
Dangerous Driving Convietion

Joseph Nadalin of Vancouver pald
a fine of $25 and costs in Matsquil po-
lice court on dangerous driving char-
ges, Magistrate Bell, when imposing
fine and Issuance of a blue card, (with
option of 30 days in jail), sald he in-
tended to cancel the drivers’ Hecense
in the next conviction upon a similar
charge in hie court.

BROBRRORE ROARBARL RD GO

: We Do Save You Money
| When | Buying Hardware!

L
b STEP DOWN THE STREET AND ) WE WILL SI SHOW YOU !
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IANS 39¢

KITCHEN WASTE CANS—with tilt lid; reg. 95¢

6 only. A

p LAWN MOGWERS—(2-in. cut, 5 blade

> Kegular price $6.95; Special

> RAWHIDEHALTERS - - -

’ Boys’ Bicycle
( Used. Double frame

WILLAN’S HARDWARE

East of R. R. Track, Abbotsford PHONE $1 4

| bargain at this price

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When illness

Spring ‘“‘Conditioners
Everybody Needs Them; We Sell THE BEST and PU. Ba
call him at once Then when he issues you a pr

tion, bring it to Wel
druggists at your service

threat call your ph

where there are two q'

Tobaccos, Cigarettes, Candies, Kodaks, Films
Cosmetics, Men’s Supplies - Clean, Fresh Stocks

Eric T. Ws Phm. B. Phone: Day

WEIR’S PHARMACY

8; Night 32 Ray H. Weir, Phm. B.

PROFESSIONAL
YARWOOD & DURRANT

BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
NOTARIES PUBLIC

BRANCH OFICE AT ABBOTSFORD

Open Every Friday

Vancouver Offices—

Rooms 3 & 4, 423 Hamilton Street

McAlpine & McAlpine

BARRISTERS & SOLICILORS

bbotsford office—near B. C. Tel. Ex
Every Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m,
Telep! 138R

There is only ONE
made by the G, M. C. — You
can easily own one of these fine
household nécessities—Sold on
Small Monduly Payments.

BURNS ELECTRIC

Next to Safeways, Abbotsford.
Special—Willis Upright Grand
Piano for sale or trade at a
marvellous bargain.

DR. G. E. PARRISH
DENTIST

Office Hours — 9 to 5
Evenings by Appointment
Modern X-Ray Equipment
Telephone:
Office 64; Residence 91
EINEX BLOCK
Sumas, Wash.

(Canadian Money at Par)

DR. J. EK. LUKAS
DENTIST ;

Office—
(The News Building)
MODERN X-RAY
EQUIPMENT

Office Hours: 9-12; 1-5 p.m.
Evenings by Appointment

Telephone 493

GUERNSBY Bull,
sale; Ch ut Jerry,
oe stock,

, Aldergrove (Yale road)

registered,

FREE use of garden plot in Abbots-
ford, good soil. ©, W. Benedict 1p

FOR SALE.—1 ton of seed oats &
bert’s stock, 1 ears, Gust Staf, R.R.
Corbit, Upper Sumas, 8

MASSEY-Harris 12-in, plow No.

1 M.H. spike-tooth harrow, 3- se
M.H. 5-tooth cultivator, 1 incomplete
Jones Mower (or parts). R. J. Brooks
Harris rd., Matsqul. 1pp
IMPOUNDMENT SALE.—Three year-
ling cows, one dark red, two red and
white. To be sold at the farm of J.
Hunter, Sumas Prairie, Wednesday,
}May 13 at 2 p.m. mp
FOR SALE — 5000 plants Victoria
Strawberries, $5 per 1000. J. Maertins,
South Mt. Lehman Rd. (across from
A. Tracey). ip

HIGHLAND potatoes and mixed ba-
led hay for sale. Zomar, near Delair,
south of Abbotsford. 1p

FOR SALE.— 1 work horse, about
1200-Ibs.; quantity of Victory oats &
Potatoes at I. F. Nelles’ Whatcom rd.
R.R. 2, Abbotsford, phone 23T 2p

OLD and crippled horses and red
water cows for fox feed, A. Nicholas,
Clayburn, phone Miss. 11303 23p

Wt,

OPETOMETRIST

COLUMBIA OPTICAL CO.
404 Standard Bank Building

Sey. 7410
Office attendance at Chilliwack

FOR RENT. — Pasture for young
stock. Geo, Hallett, R.R. 2, Abbots-
ford. 1p

LOST, stolen or strayed from the
Orange hall, jug and other small ar-
ticles. Please return. Ip

PRICES HEPECTIVE THURS., FRI. & SAT'DAY, MAY

LARD 2 Ibs. 25c
BUTTER 3 lbs. 85c
CHEESE Lb. 18c
SUGAR

4 lbs. 19c
SYRUP 5 Ib. pail 29c
Braid’s Best 3 for Be

@ ior DRE

7,8 & 9—

Purity (limit 4)

Fraser Valley Richmond
Second Grade
Fraser Valley
Mild
Fancy Yellow
Rogers‘ Karo or
Corn

Tomatoes
O, City No,

Corn
Ayl. G. Bant,

Wax Beans

Bestovall No. 2 sat.

3 ior 29e¢
Carrots and Peas
tin

Ayl. No. 2 sat. 2 for 25¢
Peas, (Seive ) for DRE

2% tin

No. 2

QUICK OATS S¢
Robin Hood; Pkt. 1

BRAN PLAKES 10¢

O. City No. 2
Spaghetti i in T. Sc.D for Fe
Aylmer 16-07.

P ;
Pork & Beans 3 for BBE
Meat Ball D i

Kellogg's; Pkt. .. Bee pres Jitty % ™ Us: 19¢

WHEAT PEARLS

Wana S 25¢ Potted) Meats 4 ior DBSe

——
| SO AP PEARL reer pees
init
Cereals
Pot Barley J lbs. 15¢
Gentes, 3 lbs Use
Ue ee Cg
Rice 4 ibs. He
Nie Benne 4. ths Se
Canned Fish
Kippered Snacks G for BC

Choieq Japan
Patrict;

PAN. FLOUR @ for
Rosebud 20- ne 25°
25¢

MAPLE SYRUP
Pride of Can, Bu.

Brooms
Made by the Blind
SAFEWAY .. Ea.
HIGHWAY .. Ea. 596
3X SPECIAL . Ea. 29¢

salah
Tall tins ....

Sardines

Brunswick

Giall tins DRG
G for Boe

FOR SALE—Sow to farrow in a
few days. J. Johnstone, R.R. 1,King
Road. 1p

FOR SALE—Austin 7 Saloon,
new, $575; licensed. Phone 4577
write box 275, Chilliwack.

like
or

bi-monthly

1p

RESPONSIBLE GENERAL

ACCOUNTANT

Books Written Up; Balance Sheets, et

Correspondence; Income Tax Returns

Moderate Charges; no account
too small

J. W. MORISON

».O, Box 205 Abbotsford, B.C,

Telephone Seymour 8347

iI FOR SALE.—Seeder drill, 18 runs,
{aa condition, Zalesky blacksmith shop

George E. Gudewill

co., LTD.
819-820 Pt Exchange
VANCOL , B.C,
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
DOMINION GOVERNMENT

Bldg.

NDS
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
30ND!

representative is In your
uch week, Telephone
call may be reversed

Our
1

FOR SALE—Apyrshire heifer, fr
S; gentle; milking

ladwin Road.

sh-
Ibs.
1p

Ford Truck, 7
lass shape, cheap for
Abboteford. 1p

FOR SALE.—1930
good tires,
cash.

yy plain
of children, good references
Abbotsford P.O, 1p

WANTED—Man & wife to work on
dairy farm; man mist be good team-
ster & experienced in all farm work.
Wife to help in house, ‘Both must be
good milkers. Box T., News inp

H li i

auling !

MODERN FAST TRUCKS
—Charges Reasonable

T. Mathers
136

Telephone
Abbotsford

FLOUR

Family patent

AG |bs. $9.49 |
Highway Coffee

ger eats
Miracle Whip 81-02. jarg Qe

By Kraft
Peanut Butter

Novelty Tumbers

Toilet Tissue

Sable; large rolls

Fruits & Vegetables
ORANGES doz.

Navel peter 35¢
LEMONS for

Full of Juice 6 10¢
GRAPEFRT, te
California .. 8 oS 25¢
LETTUCE Each 7¢
Firm and Crisp
CARROTS fe
Large cinerea! 2a 9¢
CABBAGE Ibs.

Firm encen 4 L9¢
ONIONS Ib,

Mesh bags 10 35¢
SPINACH Ibs,
Fresh, clean 3 13¢
CELERY 150;

“Crisp, tender no 10¢
COCOANUTS 2 for 9¢

3 for Bae

Safeway Market Specials

QUALITY BEEF FRESH FISH
Shoulder Roasts - Lb, 9c} Spring Salmon ~-
Rib Boiling Beef - Lb. 7¢ | Halibut - -
Prime Rolled Roasts “b. (6c | Ling God = -
Corned Beef, honed Lb. tfc | 1/>-Ib, Cooked Ham

Yp-lb. Veal Loaf
Boneless Stew J bs. 19¢ Vp

Fresh Mince Bologna - =
SHORTENING

Crescent; with order

2 ibs. DBe |b

Lb, 206 |
Lb. 15¢
Lb, ize

. 30

2 Ibs. 25
COTTAGE me ‘

whole or half

b. .... BBe

Meal Loaf Spec.
rhe

4ibs. Ae

Woe Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Safeway Stores, = .

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