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ABBOLSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NWS

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Make This Your Music, Sweets
and SNovelty Shop

. We handle Westinghouse Radios, All Accessories; Gramophones
Sheet Music, Records, Ukeleles, Violins, Uke and Violin Strings, Har-
i and other . Also Candies, Novelties, Toys, Soft
Drinks, Etc. Ete, You will find our
PRICES LOWER THAN INT THE | Grry. *

ABBOTSFORD VARIETY SALES

The Busy Corner Phone 75* MILTON T. SWITZER

ABBOTSFORD

Pleasing installation teremonies were
conducted by Mrs. Laura Baker, of
Vancouver, District Orgnaizer of the
Women's Benefit Association, at a re-
gular meeting of the local lodge last
Thursday in the Orange hall, when of-
ficers for the ensuing term were con-
ducted to position, During the even-
ing Mrs. W. Roberts, retiring president,
was presented with a silver cruet set,
as a token of appreciation of members.

Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Carmichael of
Moose Jaw, Sask., were guests of Mr.
and Mrs, S. F. White over the weekend.
Mr. Ci is Mrs. White's uncle.

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| Bargains in Used Machines

1 Light Delivery - $225 |cecroom
1 Reo Speed Wagon $575
FREE PICTURE SHOW

showing in interesting detail manufacturing processes of the New
Ford Car, engineering features, views of the big Ford See and

the industrial
manufacturing. Every man, woman and child in the district invited

Abbotsford Theatre, Thursday, March Ist at 7.30

An auction sale of horses, cattle,
pigs, household and farm effects is
being conducted in Abbotsford on Sat-
» urday by E. S. Plaxton.
| The Abbotsford Grocery, being oper-

ated by S. Walker, will in future be
known as the “Cut-Rate Grocery” and
|}goods will be sold at lower prices for
| cash. oe)
i\| Brett's Ltd. have just been advised
that a carload of new model Ford cars
was shipped to them from Ontario and

will arrive here early next month.

Three more carloads are to be des-

patched next week, and by April the

Ford factory expects to attain normal

supply of orders.

A sedan demonstrator is here for
display.

Atangard Barber Shop TF stangard Barbet Shop
and Pool Room

HOT BATHS 35°

Joe, Bruce, Barney
Joe Olsen, tables
Phone 83

spe5e5eSesesesesesesesesesesesesesd

Plowed. Wood. Draying, Etc.

BRETT’S LIMITED

FORD SALES AND SERVICE
ABBOTSFORD
Phn. 82 Farmers 3402

1 Fordson Tractor - $375 |
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MISSION
Phone 47

| CHILLIWACK
| Phone 55

None Too Small To Be Appreciated
Reasonable Charges /R.

| G. A. MCKAY

Phone 13M. McCallum rd. opp. hospital

Listen!

\ Stop! Look!
SMALL BONELESS HAMS
STRAWBERRY—RASPBERRY JAM, 4-Ib. tins
WHITE WONDER LAUNDRY SOAP, 7 bars .....
KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES ..

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27°
10°

Beautiful Oil Paintings

Ask us how you can secure one FREE,

MIDDLETON’S
Blue Ribbon White and Whole Wheat Health

BREAD FRESH DAILY

Bill Polson’s Kash & Karry Grocery

a Oaponite seo eae Abbotsford Post Office

Have you seen
our line of

VERNON & BUCKERFIELD, Ltd.

Head Office: VANCOUVER, B.C
manufacturers of

BETTER tit FEEDS
Highest Grade Stocks at Lowest
Market Prices

“Diamond Brand” Dairy and Po ultry Feeds. Hay, Grain and
Poultry Supplies carried in stock,

A. M. SPARLING, Manager

Phone 70

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Fine Shoe Repairs

—really fine work, executed on
up-to-date machinery—but hand
sewn—the best for durability and
appearance. Just try me, and be
convinced of the Quality Work.

John Jackson

D. J. Moore’s Old Stand
Next to King’s Meat Market
ABBOTSFORD

Plowing & Team Work

No Job Too Large To Be Undertaken

Carl Anderson, Matsqui Pioneer, Passes!
Carl Alfred Anderson, aged 66 years,
residing on the Township road, Mats-

qui, passed away at his home yester-

day, following a three-years’ illness.

The late Mr. Anderson has lived on
Matsqui prairie for almost a quarter-
century, and is a native of Sweden.
He is survived by his widow, and five
children, two sons, Carl and John, and
three daughters, Mrs. O. Hougen, Mats-
qui, Mrs, Hanson, Jackman, and Mrs,
H. Anderson, Ridgedale.

Funeral services will be conducted
by Rev. Johannson of Lawrence, Wash.
in the Lutheran Church, Matsqui, on
Saturday next at 1.30 p.m,, interment
to be made in Hazelwood cemetery.

Scandinavian Dance in Peardonville
Community Hall on Saturday, Mar. 17.

| Wholesale Prices

5 ae
on Retail Quantities
Commencing FRIDAY, FEB. 24
The Abbotsford Grocery will in-
augurate a new system of bus-
iness, offering the public much

lower prices. (See Posters).

Pay Cash and
Save Real Money

Allorders over $5 delivered free.
Free Baseball Bat every $2 order

UT-RATE
GROCERY

(Formerly Abbotsford Grocery)
Essendene Ave. East Phone 55

For Sale—I1 Massey-Harris Binder
in good condition, with one new can-
yas; price $70. L. Cornwall, Clayburn.

WANTED—Pigs, 6 weeks old and up;
also cows and young stock. Notify
C. CG. Eldridge, Kilgard; Farmers phone
2004.

Wanted. Buggy, with hood, must be
in perfect condition. Mrs. Peyton, R.

2, Abbotsford.
For Sale—Three Hives of Bees, cheap
L. J. Kettle, near Poplar school 1

Wanted.—18-inch Plow; must be in
good shape and suitable for high land
work. A. H. Horn. 1

For Sale—Good Dairy Cow, 6 years
old; apply C. A. Revell, Nelson Road,
Abbotsford. 8

TRUCKING AND WOOD delivered,

Super Values In Socks

THESE SOCKS ARE REGULAR LINES—not a bunch of culls to
Look them over, and you will see the values.

make a sale.
BOTH FINE AND WORK SOCKS, WHILE THEY LAST

25°
“51-00
$100

PURE WOOL WORK SOCKS, five kinds to choose from ~
reg. 40¢, $2: 15 for 12 pairs; one pair .......+

PURE WOOL WORSTED SOCKS, Heather mixtures
regular 50c a pair; special price 3 pair for

PURE WOOL CASHMERE SOCKS, Grey, Sand, Camel,
regular 50c a pair 3 pair for

+3 ypalr for $125
FINE SOCKS, Silk and Wool, or Fine Bottany Yarn, 95° 7
Regular 75c; Special

Our Sale of Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Rubbers
and MENS’ HEAVY RUBBERS 1 ag

will continue until the end of the month.

You will be well advised to make your purchases of Shoes before the j
end of the month, when present stocks are exhausted. A sharp

advance in prices is anticipated.

J. GILMOUR |

GENERAL MERCHANT, ABBOTSFORD PHONE 4

PURE WOOL HEAVY WORK SOCK, reg. 60c;

2 pair for

7
LINOLEUM, good quality, sq. yd. 93°

BUY IN CLAYBURN

FOR ECONOMY AND
QUALITY

MEN’S HEAVY BIB OVERALLS
Black, Blue and Blue Stripe $]- 37
Regular $2., for

WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ DRESS
SHOES, reg. $5 for $3-98

Tonic Time

Time to start clearing the system

of winter impurities. Greet the
spring with good health and
buoyant spirits.

WAMPOLES TASTELESS COD
LIVER OIL, per bottle $1.0)

COMPOUND SYRUP OF
SARSAPARILLA

#1250
SULPHUR AND - ‘om
MOLASSES

PURE JAM, 4-Ib. tin

TheVillage Store

R. A. COOPER CLAYBURN

49°

ERIC T. WEIR, Phm. B. ~

D. COMBS, Phone 931, A’ d

JANITOR WANTED for Ridgedale
School. Salary $20 per month. Apply
L. Smith, Riverside road, Matsqui.

For Sale or Rent—10 acres, house
and barn, near Hi

ABBOTSFORD, E.C.
Night Calls 39°

hTe Orange Hall was crowded to ca-
pacity last Thursday, when an inter-
esting lecture was given by representa-
tives of the Klu Klux Klan.

Phone 8

We We
JOHNSTON, Huntingdon; phone Su-
mas X582. 8

Farm Wanted from owner, this com-
munity. Describe, give cash price. L.

Box 313, Wichita, Kansas. 10

SLABWOOD

Buy Your Car of Slabwood Now
thus ensuring Dry Wood

for Next Winter.

Abbotsford Lumber, Mining

& Development Co., Ltd.
Telephone Abbotsford 10 W. GRAY, Secretary

Merry Dance In Old Whatcom Rd. Hall

Old-timers and old-time dances made
for a merry hop in the ancient hall at
Upper Sumas last Friday, a talented
square-dance “caller” and Owens’ or-
chestra blending completely with the
spirit of the occasion. The event,
which was sponsored by Sumas-

Abbotsford Agricultural

ceipts amounting to $104, of which

to be held in Jubilee Hall,

Association,

attracted an overflowing crowd from
all parts of the district, the door re-

a

neat profit remained for the association
Another dance is planned for April

ountie”, leader of the Chateau
Frontenac dog-team, has
many friends, but none who watch
his career with more interest than
Sergeant William Grennon of the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
The Sergeant, who is six-foot-three
and the crack marksman of the force
tells, with tears of pride in his eyes,
how Mountie, whom he raised from
a pup, saved his life on two ocea-
sions.

An early freeze in the North
Country. The team with “Mountie’
in the lead crossing Sturgeon Lake.
Then the realization that the ice was
cracking and bending and the
knowledge that it was too thin to
allow the sleigh and driver to stand

still long enough to turn. There was
no retracing, they must go on.

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Husky Twice Saves Master’s Life

“Mountie” waited ‘for no word of
command. He lead the team on,
on at a breakneck speed across an
expanse of seven miles, with death
facing them at every step, and
reached the opposite shore in safety.

Once again, the following year,
the Sergeant claims that ‘‘Mountie’’
saved his life, when he cleared with
one bound a cut in the ice, six feet
wide caused by the swift current,
the others following.

Oyer thousands of miles through

THE MILL STORE SPECIALS

Just Arrived:—Our spring stock of FOOTWEAR; including—

200 Pairs of Men’s Panco Soled Work Boots - $4) 45

at the old price of, per pair

Our stock of OVERALLS and WORK SHIRTS 5 completat at
PRICES THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED ANYWHERE.

BULK TEA, a real yalue; better quality than many braces
selling today at 75c per packet. Per pound .
BARTLETT PEARS, 214’s, per tin

HAMSTEALY FARM LOMBARD PLUMS, 2’s per tin
DELMONTE SPINACH, 2'4’s
SPICES, all kinds, per tin ...... ae vnceeceueuney
MALKIN’S BEST COFFEE, per 1b. red tin
LESLIE SALT, per packet ...........

PRUNES, DEL MONTE BRAND 40-50, per pound ..
“We Buy Right; Therefore We Can Sell Rig!

NOW vax can

Telephone tothe
Okana an Valley

tro mm You Can Reach:
Coast
Points

BRITISH COLUMBIA
TELEPHONE COMPANY

Builders’ Hardware

; ae Store |

QUALITY FIRST should always
be the motto in selection of buil-
ding hardware, because the dif-
ference in cost over cheap goods
is so small that it is economy to
specify the best—make your bull-
dings permanent, ~

Now is the time to be thinking of

Spring Gardening Tools |

the snow bound north, on
of life and death, Mountie has ac-
companied Sergeant Grennon. When
Mountie left five years ago for
Quebec, the Sergeant was heard to
say that he had lost his most faithful
and his most beloved friend.

H. P. KNOLL

L Hardware Merchant, Abbotsford

Phone 28 e

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