ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

Red & White T E A

An Orange Pekoe Tea with a flavour that Tea Lovers Enjoy!

c per pound
SAVE THE COUPONS FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS!
H.P. SAUCE— soup—

or Veg.

25¢

Vy-Ib. bottle ....

27¢) 2
RASPBERRY JAM—

& White, Tom.
TOS) vases yas

Lhe PASTRY FLOUR—
‘S Red & White; delicious results
Alb. tin ...... ADE| Zt, sack .... DHE
PINEAPPLE— BROOMS—
Singapore, sliced or cubed Red & White; 5-string; strong
ALL BRAN— MATCHES—

Red & White; Red-tipped

3 large boxes ..

Kellogg’s; an Ideal health cereal

Large packet .... BOE

Mz. C. Walker & Co..

THE RED & WHITE STO!
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Telephone 130

Atangard Block

NGhoteacs avery

Weekes & Bader, Props. TELEPHONE 1
BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKES TO ORDER
Bakery Goods Available Throughout the Valley
or Ask for a Driver to Call

ASK FOR QUALITY BREAD

You can
always select
aroastof good

steer beef
at

ROBERTS’
Meat Market

J. ROBERTS, Prop.
Phone 56: Abbotsford

This Week’s
Recipe

Convent Pie

%-cup uncooked macaroni;
1 cup scalded milk; 1 cup
soft bread crumbs; 3-cup
grated cheese; %4-Cup butter;
3 eggs; tblespn onion juice,
salt and pepper.

Pour scalded milk (hot)
over bread crumbs and but-
ter. Boil macaroni in salted
water till soft, and drain.
Combine all

seasoned .to taste, well beaten
eggs last. Pour into baking

ingredients

dish, sprinkle with buttered
crumbs and bake In slow oven
for 30 or 40 minutes.

Benedict « ©

QUALITY GROCERS
Phone 111 Abbotsford

DENTIST

DO A-Deucixe

© SEY: 5577
COR. RICHARDS & HASTINGS;

VANCOUVER, B.C, |

Specials at Weir’s....
BIS-MA-REX GOGGLES

The Wonder Stomach Powder All Styles and Shapes

fee 18s he SO:

HEADQUARTERS FOR FILMS AND CAMERA SUPPLIES

Personal Paragraphs

Contributed by

our District Correspondents

SUMAS DISTRICT |HEALTH NURSE IS

UNITED PURITY STORES

Andrews’ Grocery

Phone 54 - - - We Deliver
Vosue Flour 98 Ibs $3.59
ards 2 Ibs. 23e

Umit 6 Ibs. a |
VEGETABLE HOT WEATHER SUPPLIES
Ss P E Cc I A L Concentrated Lemon Orange ° 25¢

1 tin of M.B. Pork & Beans} T4me Juice. M.B. pints. .
1 tin Orchard City Peas Just add water
1 un Green Beans

$B tins ...... BQe| JELL 10¢
Broken Soda Biscuits Ib. 10c

Dairy Butter Guaranteed No. 1

Ice Cream Powder
Freezing Mix

Miss Marie ‘essaro spent last} SPEAKER AT POPLAR
week visiting friends in Vancouver.| PARENTS’ CLUB

Mrs, M, Nellqs and Mrs. R. Har-|° The regular meeting of the par-_
ris were joint hostesses at the home|ents’ club of Poplar was held at]
of the former on Thursday, May 19,|North Poplar school on Wednes-|
when they entertained members of] day evening, May 18. Miss Maguire, |
the SP. S. Club. Contest winners] public health nurse, gave a very
were Mesdames Hunter, Blinch, | interesting and helpful ‘talk, for!
Gort and Marcy. which the parents expressed their

Mrs. I. Lamson has returned|appreciation. During the contests!
from a visit in Vancouver. and games which followed, the:

Mr. I. Parberry and Mr. F.jusual element of enjoyment was,
Thompson spent a few days in Se-}again noticeable. It is felt that both
attle, Wash. parents and teachers are gaining’

Mr. and Mrs, McRae of Van-|knowledge of and confidence in
couver were Sunday guests at the|each other by meeting in this man-
home of Mr. and Mrs. K. Me-|ner, The serving of refr 8
Gillivray. closed the evening.

Mr, M. Nelles and Les. McGarva

met with a painful accident during
the week when a tractor which they
were loading on to a truck slipped.
Mr. Nelles sustained two broken
ribs and Mr. McGarrva a badly
bruised foot.

" Rey. and Mrs, E. Church of Van-
couver were Whatcom road visitors
on Friday.

Mrs, E, Brogaard
few friends on Sunday,
little daughter Joan's fifth
day.

Mr. Dan Greeno, who passed his
examination in second year applied
science at U.B.C., is home for the
summer holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Anke spent the

REVISING MATSQUI
FAIR PRIZE LIST

Members of Matsqui Agricultural
Association will meet on
Tuesday, June 14, at 8 p.m. to fin-
ally revise the prize list for the
1938 fair. A meeting was held May
17 to prepare the list, ‘Four items
from the prize list of 26 years ago
are being included in the 1938 Mats-

again

entertained a
honoring her
birth-
being the silver anniversary of the
fair.

MATSQUI

Mr. and Mrs. T. 1< Igeland have
returned to Seattle after

qui fair prize list as a novelty, this |

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Soap Flakes....3 Ibs. 29c | Meat Pastes....3 tins 29c
Corn Starch....3 Ibs. 29c| Meat Balls......Tin 25c :
Beans, sml. white 5 Ibs 25c | Quick Dinner....Tin 25c
Macaroni, bulk 3 Ibs. 25c} Roast Beef........Tin 20c }
Rice..........4 Ibs. 19c] Jiffy Ready Dinner Tin 15c
Dates, Sair....3 Ibs. 19c | Hedlund Sausage Lb tin. 25c .

Pure Strawberry Jam 4-lb 49c¢
Jelly Powders»; nen 3 pkts 10¢

hg oe, tee Dae an oj. | Paper Napkins. .2 pkt. 25c
Charm Facial... .Pkt. I5c

Brunswick Sardines 6 tins 270 i
Norwegian Sardines 2 tins 250] Waterglass .... Tin 17c

Salmon. rainy pink, paac ot 3c. 2 tins 23¢€
Pickles rx, sweee or uma [ge bot. 29c

week-end in New Westminster with
the mother, Mrs. Wright-
man,

Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs.
O, Walstrom of Vancouver were
Whatcom road visitors 6n Sunday.

Mrs, Wilcox of Langley is spend-

the past month with relatives in
Matsqui.

Miss Doris Vosburgh, student it
the Vancouver General Hospital
Training School spent the week-end
homie.

latter's

ut her

New Wes!-
ing the week visiting her sister, SS Se ee a d La
Mrs. W. G. Fadden. patna ter span athe ot co eeee a

‘Through. they hospitality of Mrs, | 0/8 Parents.

Miss Evelyn Andersont of Sardis
spent the week-end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. ©. Sorenson.

Mr. E. J. Westlin and Miss M.
Westlin have as their rguest Miss
Gertrude Dahlstrom of Agassiz.

Mr, and Mrs. Frank 7

L. Alexander, members of the Up-
per Sumas Women's Institute spent
a most delightful afternoon recently
when they were entertained at her
lovely home, situated on the hillside
near Bellerose station. Mrs. Alex

ander, who is a talented artist in

Combination Special

1 1b. Hothouse Tomatoes
ALL |

1 Head Lettuce
3 Green Onions FOR
3 for 14c

3 Radishes

Lettuce - = = =

New Carrots - = 2 for l5e
Bananas = = = 3 Ibs. 25¢
Fresh Local Asparagus 2 Ib 19¢

ii.

\had as their guest over the week-
end their son Mr. Stuart Thompson
of Vancouver.

CLAYBURN

in the dining room from a’ Mr, George Cruickshank was a
beautifully appointed table centredj) recent vistor to Vancouver.

with flowers flanked by tall tapers. A large crowd attended the nov-
Mrs. Leavitt and Mrs. Hunter pre-|elty whist drive held in the school
sided at the urns. Before departing |on ‘’hursday evening by the Ath-
the guests tendered a sincere vote} letic Club. Prizes were won by Miss
of thanks to their gracious hostess.| Doris McCulloch, Mrs. Lovat Corn-
wall, Mr. R. McCulloch and Mr. G.
Mutch, The cake which was raffled

oils, china and watercolors, gave
her guests rare pleasure in her dis-
play treasures and wonder-
full collection of antiques
many lands. A _ buffet

of art

from
lunch was

served

ABERDEEN

was won by Mr. D. Donaldson.
The Birthday Club met at the
Mrs. E. Holbrow spent a few
home of Mrs .T. Layman on Thurs- .
days in Vancouver recently
day last in honor of her birthday.

Mr. Warren Alexander has return-
ed after an absence of over a week,
when he to Seattle by
the illness and subsquent death of
his mother, Mrs. Alexander. The
many friends extend to Mr. Alex-
ander their deepest sympathy.

A yery enjoyable time was spent at
cards, Mrs, Arthur Gledhill and
Mrs. Connor carrying off the prizes.
Mrs. Layman was presented with a
pyrex dish and measuring cup
from the members, after which re-

was called

freshments were served.
: : : Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Wilson and
4 Bring In Your Films and Haye Us Develop Them MralSiei), Wilson} Aberdeen’ “road,|\. 31) seteo 9A istyonewwareumtes
DENNISON’S CREPE PAPER—IN ALL COLORS AND SHADES ig at present Cet a ae cent visitors at the home of Mr.
2 and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, Of) \i:.on's grandmother, Mrs, M. Stiv-
Violin, Guitar, Banjo and Steel Guitar Strings Kept in Stock Ladner, during the illness of Mr.| ..,
: : Palmer. ; ;
ISH YOUR MEDICINE CABINET WITH FRESH SUP- ; Bi. ae reeiae Santute ca Recent visitors at the home of
FROM OUR LARGE STOCK—REMEMBER THAT PRE- {| ” Mr. and Mrs, Lovat Cornwall were
e ae ‘ CBE day evening at the first dance put) \7, Caswall ~ M a
VENTION IS BETTER THAN A CURE é ; ee peed |Mazy Comwall's| parents, Mr-J: in
on by the young people Mrs. W. H. Hudson and Mrs, Cam-
—— j deen Community Club. oe,
“ey | Mr. and Mrs. Glazebrook of Van-| 46, Jones has returned’ from 7
eir S exa armacy | couver motored to Abbotsford last) rching trip in the Interior.
week to visit Mr, Glazebrook A ;
3 f | Mrs. R. D. Wilson of Ashcroft
BRESCRIPTIONS 4 wie gong tts
He f= , |who is a patient at the hospital] .1,, i. visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Stationery = odes re Developing there, . \ Clare Heath, hag returned after vis-
Phone 8 ERIC T, WEIR, Phm. B. St. Margaret's guild will hold the| jing her son and daughter-in-law
regtiar ‘monthly meetine Wateathalliacte wna eA" wilkon of “Van:
%| nome of Mrs. Dick Owen, Mt. Leh-| conver
«iste, Da GC Seek man on Saturday, The school bus
eters ee 2 will be at the Bradner store at
WHEN IN —THEY NG RESULTS! 1:45 for those who desire to attend, PINE GROVE
New Westminster = ‘ by __| Saturday night completed the

The;'ll tell you you'll find the
Best Foods — Best Service
Best Prices.

Fraser Cafe
J. H. MORGAN, Proprietor

736 Columbia Street
Near B- ©. E. R. Depot

ss eee

LAST ONE TO
THE PADDOCK
PRODUCES THE
MONOGRAM
GIN

°
Itching oof Mr, and Mrs, J. Ferguson of
A Vancouver Island spent a oouple of
B rning Feet a days in the district.
u ag Se ee Miss Betty Fleet Js home from
Go to George A. Black a any Vancouver for a Ume.
other good druggist today and
or original bottle of Moone's Eme mort
ald Oi}. Don't worry this. dads GRANTS DIVORCE
sil brings . such
Buspoeelret re fee ORT be able Mr, Justice Manson, in Supreme
ore ee nade vor work again, happy | Court, Vancouver, granted a divorce | jm
ar without that almost unbearable j i decree to Carl August Einer Nyberg,
aching and soreness 9 ¢ $g75 2,60 ° farmer of Abbotsford, from Annie
ght— e e
Rub on Emerald He Tee 120290 2501 ff 4001. Nyberg, 1032 Pacific Street, whom
trgely; it does not sin + i he married at Sundsvall, Sweden,
2 Money back if not satig- This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor " .
enpcsl. | Money A. Black's 7 P M March 21, 1908,

fied. Get st at George
and good druggists everywhere,

Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia.

season's whist drives at Pine Grove

hall. Season's first prizes went to
Mrs. M. Forty and Mr. H. A. Mc-
Nally and second prizes to Mrs. A.
Mockford and Mr H, E, Larson.
vorpal Eyening prizes were won by Mrs,
Peardon and D. Boynton, firsts and
consolations, Helen McNally and J:
McGuire.
Mrs. G. M. Ferguson is conyelesc-

ing at home after a succ
ration at the General H
Mr. E. Fostey js home

from camp

for a week.

Prices Effective Thursda
LT |

Specials...

Clearance Line!—

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Friday, Saturday, May 26th, 27th, 28th
sue

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. TURNBULL MEN’S

SUMMER UNDERWEAR

Snugs and yest for men and
young men

TWO-PIECE
POLO SHIRTS stir ss, ae ‘
For summer wear—all styles
jana) a navy, blue, maroon, SUMMER SHOES
white and canary; Reg. to $1 Men's,
SPECIAL 4 en's, crepe sole .... $14.98
wrt Boys, rubber soles .. $4-45 :
‘BOOTS FOR MEN Youths, rubber soles. .$4.29) a
Leather soles, Ss uppers a 4
=o The Special Continues on— X

LADIES’ SUMMER SANDAL

Strap sandals, canvas upper and
leather soles

PER _ $l 1:29

PAIR.

MEN'S BLACK
OXFORDS

PER — $239

PAIR.

Jas. Lawrence

DRY GOODS
Post Office Building

FOOTWEAR

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Telepone 200 i

bal tht |

RAJAH LINENS and

MAYTIME CHIFFONS

SHOES

AND SHOE

REPAIRS White and pastel shades
fer f ble, let is
If you suffer foot trouble, le $5.95 to $1.15
me fit you with ?
HATS: Summer straws and
Mhentamous Dexter seston felts; pastel shades, white

we

A. McDONALD

Near Black’s Drug Store
Essendene Ave. E.

THE SINGER STORE

Hunt Block Abbotsford

ta

HARVEY HENDERSON, Manager 24-HOUR SERVILE >

| YALE ROAD, ABBOTSFORD

Put four Car in Shape
= for Spring and Summer!

We’ll give it a thorough checking-over
and re-conditioning at a very low cost!

JACARTIN GARAGE

PHONE 82 PETE MARTIN

EARL JACOBSON BO

ae
station Ks

Frank Voelker,
blind since he was six weeks old, | war, DesMoines, Towa. 2

who has been is the organist at the radio

HENDERSON FUNERAL HOME ”

Ib. 25e¢ a

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