ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

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PEARDONVILLE—POPLAR | Tories Hold Annual Meeting; — | x°***=ss-e-seccscece-eee secre eoee#
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BEAUTIFY YOUR PANTRY ! [{|| eardonville ratepayers held a J. E. Israel Named President A PERSONAL INSPI ; TION OF ts NEW PS
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with a new SHELF PAPER i FE ECG ve one 8 ae <i Se ; RS ; Spring and Summer Goods RY
= | hcleme weather, rere vere on Abbotsford anc District Sonserva-  '¢ . 7 7 a Dg
9-foot fold ........ 10¢ || few present. Reeve Cruickshank] tive Association had the annual meet- | % iris ane BS
]| was unable to attend the meeting,| =: - x 9 KI e
WE RECOMMEND— :|] but Councillor Scott braved the ele-| ing, Saturday evening, in the Masonic ™ V C S | ORD } S %
NIVEA GREAM ments and quite a depth of mud ww] hall, Abbotsford. Representatives s% e . *%
sic Mattei AEB speak at the gathering. On this 0¢-! were present from practically every |’ WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT YOU CAN, %
‘or Skin Health and Beauty casion, some of those present took! scotign of this portl aeeeen Ky DO BETTER HERE THAN IN THE CITY KS
seen “Made in England advantage of the opportunity to ex- n, of this: portion of the rte ise ROAD CLOTH: SHORTS x
AQOG tin tube 5Qe press themselves on the matter of| Wack riding,  Thirtyfour delegates | % sROAT f — 4A5¢
Hl dog taxes. Some of the dogs in the| to the nomination convention, meet-| Pair 76c, 50C and ns. siccecos as <a vcs we RS
Sp neighborhood seem to be very much] ing here on Friday evening next, | 9% SILK SHIRTS and SHORTS— Tae %
Alkalize with annoyed at this if one is to judge py| Were elected from: Mt. Lehman, Brad- | '« Per garment .......+ ai Pantin ey %
ALKASELTZER the noise coming from the direction] ner, Aberdeen, Clayburn, Huntingdon, | ATHLETIC or JOCKEY SHORTS— %
of their nightly abode, Matsuqi, Upper Sumas, Peardonville, | % ieee quality tand dealer aon 50¢ %
- The alkaline, effervescing ano~- rr f Abbotsford and Sumas Prairie. These |} : i ‘ sent %S
oa dyne Many timesswe are) glad to have! oie cates provided one delegate for | SILK COMBINATIONS— J 00 *
4 ‘Lar e ; Small ¢ STE ee ats euch 100 Thatited on the voters’, lists ! % Per garment ..... ° vee x
a < : pe ames voters’, lists a 2 "ef
Mother’s Day—Sun., May 9 8 69¢ B54 r ee ae att 1 ee ere “1 | in the polling stations represented at 5% YE BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS and DRAWERS—shirts with 50¢ ey
A FULL SELECTION OF CARDS | , most seem that a load of gravel would | the meeting. RSI sleeves; drawers with long legs. Per garment ........ fe eS
a) HER—1937 S ‘e BAYERS ASPIRIN be more effective than anything the Officers for the current yez % COMBINATIONS—of above material ™%
FOR MOT! R- 937 ASSORT. be r y i L 5
MENT Bottles of 24 .... 39¢ grader can do”, stated a ratepayer. reelected and include: J. E. I bs length. 7 KS
tM eeees ; president; G. H. Loach, vice-presl-|¥) INE COMBED COTTON RIB STITCH COMBINATIONS 110 %
Also Chocolates by ‘Moirs” Bottles of 100 .... Oe ay: ond c..B. Sumner as#8ecretary- % Cream colors; short sleeves, ankle length. ach ......-.,. %
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“He Who Sows Sparingly Will Also aa ae i a 1 bel) WHITE ATHLETIC SHIRTS—ine elastic we 35¢ eo
~ , a i EH he meeting next Friday w: DBO: mn Anorna a 5
BLACK S | yR | (G S i ORE Reap Sparingly” Peden eteires cateoanicn Ha liice alte BS Each 50c, 40¢ and Ridoeae ox aveeie es %
GEORGE A. BLACK Telephone 104—D. Night As the farmer billows over the sod| delegates from all over the Chilli- | % NEW STYLES AND SHADES IN ME s %
* SB ts HAE Bee = CPN ONC LOA OY OREN TEL with his plow he may not think of the} wack riding will be in attendance to, % Fur Felt Wool Felt KY
ahs Pe a On REEULLY COMPOUNDED: above quotation of Scripture. But 1€/nominate the candidate to contest |) $295 $195 x
pone ee = Saas eGisyie Binyie: he leaves the upturned furrows with-| thig riding in the provincial elections. | 's Er face NPR eae OEE Sy” ee ant Ae Perma
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| out seed and cultivation he won't ex-

FOR SALE — Good residence
in Abbotsford Village. $1300.

FOR SALE — 16 acres near
highway; partly cleared, in straw-
berries and clover. Small house.
$1500.

pect harvest. The business man who
| sows advertising sparingly quite often
aps quite sparingly.— Exchange.

THE SUN Life Assurance Co.
of Canada has a Retirement Bond |
or Annuities to suit each individ-
ual. Information supplied upon
request at my office.

GOOD DWELLING near Hunt-
ingdon; ;bargain price. $1500.00

Stim WEBB’ 3
TIRE

3-ROOM HOUSE, poultry barn
and stable for 4 cows; 10 acres
of land. $650.

FOR SALE—A good building
lot for $100.00

MILTON

“THE INSURANCE MAN’’

Second Floor, Dr. McDiarmid’s Office Building

SERVICE

is now open for
business in the
new location

WEST OF ABBOTSFORD

FOR SALE—Peardonville dist-
rict, 20 acres with good house;
electric light. $1000.

SWITZER

FOR SALE—20,000 Cabbage, Cauli-
flower, Tomato plants. Also R.I.R.
_ hatching eggs. 50c per setting of 15.
Watson, Bricklayer, R.R.1, Clearbrook

Road. 18n

HORSES FOR SALE—Carload ot
interior horses, 1200 to 1500 Ibs.;
quiet and well broken. Phone 6342

or write to Box 42, Chilliwack.

WORK WANTED—GOOD milker,
good teamster, non-smoker. $25 a
month. Will start third of May.
Apply Box N. News Office. 1p.

READY NOW — Complete Line of
Bedding and Vegetable Plants; alpines
shrubs and perennials. Stan Soren-
son, Matsqui Greenhouses. 20p

FOR SALE—Dining Table, 6 chairs,
churn, separator, cultivator, tools and |
other small articles. Ritchie place, |
Ross Road South. 2)

FOR SALE — Huntingdon 4-room |}

cottage, 50-ft. lot, water, light; full
price $350;-some terms. W. W. John- |
ston, Huntingdon. sp ¢€
¥ WANTED—Small house and acre- f ~
| age near Abbotsford. Will pay cash. | Special This Week on Investments
Box R. News Office. 2p.
3 | POLO SHIRTS PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
ca WANTED—Job on farm; good ex- In Blue, Maroon and Canary INDUSTRIAL BONDS
perienced milker and teamster. W.} Crew and regular necks DOMINION GOVERNMENT
Stobbe, Abbotsford . 1p AO BONDS
LOST—All wool black sweater, size | PROVINCIAL SOMPRISCENY
52, also truck red End gate, License 69¢ = 9¢ s
C9-812. Please leave at News Office. Our representative is in your
FOR t 1 district each week. Telephone
SALE—AN English bicycle in ae Sey. 8347; call may be reyersea
good condition. Apply H. T. Peters, All community effort to y
Abbotford. * in. make our lot happier is 0 UD WILL
TEN = } worthy of commendation. We GE RGE E. G E
eee ap pebaiteewcolen:blankert are thinking of Pine Groye & CO. LID.
7 Communttyg hal lain sen Seco 807 Stock Exchange Building
nection, and wish it every 5, i
Robert Wadlow, 8 ft. 9in. school- Telephone — Seymour 8347
boy, has joined a circus. That should one
shoot his bank account up, too. The
giant is popular with the other cir- e
cus performers. “Everyone looks up td Low Prices
to him,” says one of the dwarfs.
noo e e -
It is possible for blood to flow} Jas. LAWRENCE For Printing
through the human heart at the rate |
of eight gallons a minute, as against HUNT BLK. ABBOTSFORD
the four gallons of water flowink Inspect Our Samples
through the ordinary kitchen tap in Compare These Prices
the same time.
i POSTERS (12x18) (9 lines type)—
‘ Japanese observers worry over tle | NFEDREPAIRS? 100—$3 additional 100—60c
significant appointment of’ H. H.} ad ADMISSION TIC
Kung, finance wizard, to head the 100—$1

Chinese delegation to King George's
Coronation. Tokyo sources say they
know of a Chinese - British scheme
for a $100,000,000 loan to Nanking,
providing for a British economie plan
to combat Japanese inroads in North
China; “defense developments” in
the South, near British prized Hong
Kong; ore mining in Hunan and min-
eral exploitation in Szechwan.

Auction Sales...

FOR A SUCCESSFUL FARM SALF

phone me collect Chilliwack
3542 or 4652

IVAN HURNDALL - Auctioneer

P.O. Box 597 CHILLIW XCK, B.C.

NEW, SAFE AND
COMFORTABLE

CAR !
SHORTY’S
TAXI

Stand: Abbotsford Fish & Chip
A. BURNIER, Proprietor

Telephone 170

WANT AD. and FOR SALE SECTION

~ FOR SALE — Year-old Marconi FOR SALE—First-class Millet Feed Tires

Battery Radio. Clear reception, good| Philip Corbit, Upper Sumas, phone ‘
volume, day or night; run 8 weeks on| 158M. 19n —and—

battery charging. Write to Box M., °
News Office. 1p} WANTED—Job as milker, team- Battery Service

OUR NEW PHONE NO. IS 127

FULL LINE OF

ster or driving a tractor. John Loews,
Abbotsford. : 1p

Gas = Oil

FOR SALE—Young pigs, Heywood,
King Road. Phone 91L. 2p,

Top Off ¢

THAT NEW SPRING SUIT !
with a

SNAPPY B. V. D.
DRESS SHIRT
B.V.D. shirts have the

ORIGINAL TRUBENIZED
COLLARS
Collars that “can take it” and Phone 171G

still look fresh and neat -

Trucking !

LIVESTOCK HAULED ata ve
Low Rate. Prompt Service

COAL! COAL!

ALBERTA HARD LUMP

H. McNEILL & SONS

McKenzie Ra.

S175" $200

(anywhere)

RAPELE TICK
perforated,
75 itional

1000—$5.90
(minimum compos

(double num-
books of 20)—
100—60c

SKELETON RAFFLE DICKETS—
Single 100’s—80c; 500—$3.00

Mt
—(your copy, black & white)— $8
All other prices in proportion—
20% off Vancouver List.
(Largest range of Commercial and
Poster Type Faces in the
Valley for your choice

The News

Abbotsford, B.C.; phone 58.

~ JIM ROSS

AUTO REPAIR

Opposite B.O. Telephone Cffice

HENDERSON FUNERAL HOME

Commodious Chapel - Family Ro2m - Showroom - Beautiful Caskets

Priced to Suit All Means - Monuments - Cemetery Supplies - Curbing

Chapel, Home & Morgue—YALE ROAD, WEST OF ABBOTSFOE D.

HARVEY HENDERSON, Manager 24-HOUR SERVICE
Modern Hearses and Ambulance Telephone 134

COLLECTION OF MINIATURES
CONTAINS MANY ODDITIES

The world’s largest collection of the
world’s tiniest things Is being shown
in some parts of Canada just now.

It belongs to Jules Charbneau, a
man from Michigan, whose smiling
face proves that there is happiness
in a hobby.

Mr. Charbneau owns 25,000 of the
smallest things in the world. He has
33 perfectly carved ivory elephants
that can be stabled, all together, in
a case no bigger than a cherry stone.

He has a radio receiving set that
can be held on the fingertip, and that
works,

‘He has the tiniest pistol, the tin-
jest fountain pen, the tiniest sewing
machine, the tiniest electric stove and
the tiniest pipe organ known.

There is an airplane that has a
grain of rice for its landing field and
an Indian basket “not as large as a
raindrop, but larger than a grain of
sand.”

There is the original Lord's Pray-
er inseribed on a pinhead, and ano-
ther written on a spot so smal] that
it can be seen through the eye of a
needle,

His collection represents the four
corners of the world and fs considered
priceless by its owner, He intends
to build a museum on the Pacific
Coast to hold it when he has gone.

Mr. Carbneau was born in Michi-
gan. His name was once Charbon-
neau, but as a boy he shortened it.

That was even before he got the taste
for miniatures,

The craze for collecting began on
his father’s farm, where there were
Indian relics to be gathered. At 13,

he joined the navy as an apprentice
and saw the world.

In Pari the Exposition he saw
the smallest pipe organ in the world,
and bought it. At the same time he
bought a miniature jewelled bird and
a medal. From that time, he was on
his way.

He himself was a miniature once,
mascot on the Baltimore Orioles when
Hughie Jennings and John McGraw
played with them in the first world’s
He is interested in sport and
once curator
te Art Museum.

possessions is

shington
of his prized

One
writing done on a hair from his own

head. He has a book not much t

ger than an aspirin tablet, with N

erian leather back, exquisitely tooled,

and infinitesimal photograph illu

tions that show up perfeetly with a
ss.

y thousands of his cur-
josities in his pocket, ‘but has them
packed in for transportation.
His collection is insured, but he won't
Say how much it is insured for.

See McDonald for “Dexter”
Shoes—Footwear that Fits
—has Style and Appear-
ance, and is the BEST
Value for Your Money!

A. McDONALD

SHOE REPAIR

Building Material

SPECIALS: _.
$17.50

1x10 SHIPLAP>.,....<.... At Per 1000 Feet

r 56x 3FIRVEE JOINT .......... .... Per M $20.00
q 5x 4 CEDAR BEADED VEE JOINT ......... Per M $21.00
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1x8 T. & G. ...
1x8 SIDING

2 a a a a

GARDEN STAKES .......... .. Per 100 Lineal Feet 50c

> A FULL LINE OF BUILDING MATERIAL CARRIED
> FREE ESTIMATES

} Valley Lumber Yards.

> Abbotsford: Phone 146 Limited H. G. FINCH, Local Manager

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FURNITURE

and

House Furnishings

I WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
PEOPLE OF
ABBOTSFORD AND DISTRICT
THAT I AM OPENING A STORE IN

Atangard Hotel Block
Friday, May 1st, 1937

HANDLING A COMPLETE NEW
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FURNITURE, HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
YOUR PATRONAGE IS RESPECT-
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COME IN AND ENQUIRE ABOUT
MY POPULAR VOTE CONTEST

J. G BEATTY

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