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ABBOTSFORD

Social and Personal

Items for this column will be welcomed by phone or in writing
by Frances Pengilly, phone 58.

Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Brown of
Vancouver spent last weekend with
Mr, and Mrs, N. P. Frost.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Freer and
son and Mr. and .Mrs. Archie
Bates of Elkhorn, Man., Mr. and
Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Parsons and son
of Vancouver, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Cruickshank of

’ TO BUY

TO SELL
They'll Save You Time, Money and Work!

TO SWAP

Mt. Lehman road at the weeknd.

Mr. Fred White of St. Nicholas
has left to reside with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Pettigrew, in West Van-
couver,

Pte. and Mrs. Aussy Rowles of
Quebec visited recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F, Wallace.

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Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Rowles of Van-
couevr were also guests.

Miss Elspeth Hambly of New
Westminster is spending the week

FOR

SALE

FOR SALE

as guest of Miss Julia Zalesky.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and

—Say You Saw It In The News—

FOR SALE—30 Chey coach, Al
low mileage. Snap for

ORDERS TAKEN for New Hamp-
shire hatching eggs and chicks.
H. C. Green, phone 89T, Abbots-
ford. 35

Mrs. J. A. McDonald on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Hopkins
and Reta, Miss Hilda Webb and
Mr. Lloyd Burns of Vancouver.

cash. Box 53, The News.

GET YOUR DRESS FREE at the
Knitting Needle Ltd. Purchase
one dress at regular price, add

8 years,

FOR SALE—Saddle horse, quiet,
registered. H. Robert-

son, Mill road. —

Miss Kay Magill spent the week-
end in Vancouver.
52 Miss Betty-Jean Roberts took

one cent and receive another
‘dress free. Must clean all dres-
ses to make room for spring
lines. Choose early for the be

FOR SALE—Small welder,
Ed. McTaggart, RR 1, Moa

$2.50.

part in Miss Josephine Slater's
dance recital, held in the Eidson
Theatre in New Westminster, on

selection.

Silverdale, B. Blood-tested
_ stock; now booking orders for
_ baby chicks and hatching cBes,

FOR SALE—50 Barred Rock, 50
New _Hampshire,

pullets starting to
chick Royal brooder, like new,
$9. EB. J. Mentel, Old Clayburn
road, 54

lay;

few Leghorn
1000-

M y and Tuesday evenings.
Mrs. Bert Collison and son, Noel,
of London, England, were guests
of Mrs. Hannah Fraser on Sun-
day. Mrs. Collison leaves again
for England on Wednesday, Jan.

fe
_ FOR SALE—Singer

OFFICE PADS—Convenient size,
5%x3% at The News, 3 for

10c.

22, leaving Noel at Shawnigan
where he will attend a _ boys’
school. Other guests of Mrs, Fra-

‘ electric sew-
ing machine. $50 cash. Phone
182. 39

_ FOR SALE—1935 Maple Leaf 244-
ton truck with hand dump; 39,-

ANTED

—Say You Saw It In The News—

ser were Mr. L. Collison of Van-
couevr and J. Stephan, Chilliwack.
Mrs. G. F. West was hostess on

000 miles, good rubber, $450; take
_ ear in trade. Write Box 50, The
_ News, Abbotsford.

for Fox

LIVE OR DEAD animals wanted
Feed and Fertilizer.
Phone Aldergrove 489 ceolleny)

Wednesday afternoon when she
entertained a few friends and
neighbors informally in honor of

R SALE—Good hay. Apply Mrs.
we Lidstrom, Harris road, cue
‘ord.

FOR SALE—%-H.P. gas _ motor,
1700 rev. Price $30. G. E. Mc-

1 SALE—Charter’s oil incubat-
or, 540-ege, $20; electric brooder,
500 chicks, $15; Royal coai brood-
er, 500 chicks, $10; also drinking
fountains and feeders, all in Al
‘condition. J, O. Leslie, RR 1,
Abbotsford. 15

FOR SALE—Jersey bull; register-

WANTED—Horses and cows, dead
or alive for fox feed and fer-
tilizer. Call (collect) New West-
minster,
Toll Station.

long distance,

MacKie
58

Mrs. R. B. Carrick.

Mrs. G. F. West left Wednesday
evening to spend a few days in
Langley Prairie.

Mr. A. F. Andrews, who has

SHINGLE BOLTS WANTED—
Will pay $8 per cord and up for
good bolts, delivered to our ymill
at Dedwney. 56-inch and 52-inch
bolts taken. Good scale guaran-
teed. Stave Lake Cedar
Dedwney, B.C.

Co., Ltd.
43

spent the winter at the home of
his son, H. S. Andrews, left for
Edmonton, Alberta.

LET'S ALL HELP!

Several of the steady workers

WANTED—Experienced girl
mediately for general housework.

im-

at the local Red Cross work rooms
have been sick with the ’flu and
should have been home, but they
44] refused to stay home unless some-

Cole rd, RR 2, Abobtsford. 41
FOR SALE—'27 Chrysler coupe:

gaard, 1268 Cole rd.,
botsford.

ed Guernsey bull. C. E. Beck, Apply after 5 p.m., Mrs. Willan,

_ _ Abbotsford. 49) Elm st., ‘Abbotsford. 4

FOR SALE—Mangels, $5 ton on WANTED—Good, young working

P the arm. E. Brogaard, 1268| -horse. Must be sound. E. Bro.

. RR 2, Ab-
40

one promised to fill their place
and keep the supplies moving to
Vancouver headquarters, There is
a surprising amount of work done

for sale or trade; also 5-year-old
Jersey, fresh one month. Ed.
Schram, Huntingdon rd. 22

WANTED—Man with dragsaw to
cut stovewood. J. E. Arnold, Ah-
51

botsford.

by the local unit and this makes
one realize how much more could
be acomplisched if more of us

48 DRESSES FOR ONE CENT
each at the Knitting Needle Ltd.
Buy one dress at the regular
_ price, add one cent and receive

FOR RENT

—Say You Saw It In The News—

could donate a few hours a-week
at the Red Cross rooms or at
home. Many of the young ladies

_ & second dress absolutely free.
_ All dresses from our regular
stock. 37

FOR RENT—+-room house. Apply
House No. 3, Marshall Terrace.
25

have been busy knitting, and not
only are they doing great work—
but they are enjoying the work.

myth, 1461 McCallum road. 42
FOR SALE—Two 13-plate batter-
5

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LOST .

—Say You Saw It In The News—

lyadter

jes, one nearly new. Reasonab
for cash. Taylor's Service Sta-
tion, s 48

LOST—License plate No,
Return to News Office.

59-392.
34

The annual Vestry meeting of
St. Margaret's Church was held in
the church Monday afternoon, and

TYPEWRITER TABLETS — 100
sheets white newsprint Er ae

Per pad 10c or 3 pads 25c.
FOR SALE—Electric Warner 500-

chick brooder. As new. B. Blax-
land farm, RR 1, Abbotsford.
i 45

FOR SALE—Old potatoes, $1 sack,
Sunder Singh, Whatcom rd. 55

DING CAKE BOXES may
be secured at The News,

We wish to extend our heart-
felt thanks and appreciation for
the acts of kindness, messages of
sympathy and beautiful
ferings received from

Mr. and Mrs.
Viola.

CARD OF THANKS

floral

thanks to Rev. H. U. Oswald.
‘w. A. Moore and

our many

Was presided over by Rey, H. U.
Oswald, Vicar of the Anglican
Chureh at Mission, Abbotsford and
Bradner. The following officers

of-
were elected; Vicars Warden, J.

friends and_ relatives suring our}Heath; Peoples Warden, R. F.
sad bereavement in the loss 0!| Adams; Sec.-T: Si y
our beloved son, Billy. Special Peau laa Aa eT

Smith, Communion Service will be
held the 4th Sunday in each month

at 9.30 a.m.
The St. Margaret's Guild will
not shold their regular meeting

during the month of January,

PROS COOO OO COOKIN

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The Community Club held their
annual meeting Wednesday even-
ing when the following officers
Were elected, Mr. M. McMath,
president; Albert Lehman, vice-
president; J. Stech, sec-treasurer;
Mrs, R. J. Nigol, J. Carmichael and
J. Sundstrom, trustees, a meeting
of the executive was held at the
home of Mr and Mrs. R. J. Nicol
Tuesday evening.

The annual meeting of the Pr
byterian Ladies’ Ajq was
the church on Thursday, and a
satisfactory financial Teport was
given by the secretary, Mrs, Fo-
quette. Mrs. .Karr presided during
the election of the following of-
ficers, who were all unanimously
re-elected: Mrs. “McMath, presi-

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by the hostesses, Mrs, Tulberg and
Mrs. Donaldson. The next meet-
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Mrs, Sundstrom on Feb. 5,

® The Red Cross unit held its
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Wed y afternoon, with the
president. Mrs. Auburn, in the
chair. Mrs. Auburn, Mrs. G. H.
Loach, vice-president; Mrs. Money,
secretary-treasurer, were all re-
elected. Mrs. Paver was made an
additional member of the execu-
tive. It was décided to hold a tea

at the home of Mrs. Hanson on

Friday, Jan, 24.

Mr. Jack Healy of the Canadian
Scottish in Victoria is home
on furlough with Mrs. Healy.

Jack Lamont of the Seaforth
Highlanders is visiting at home.

Mr. and Mrs. George Carlson of
Osoyoos, B.C., were weekend guests
of Rev. H. E. Roberson en route
home from Victoria where their
son is in training with the Motor-
eycle Corps. Mr. Carlson is post-
master at Osoyoos.

BBOTSFORD
PARAGRAHS

W. W. Coutts and’son, Wil., the
latter recently down from Brittan-
nia, made nice catches of Steel-
head in the Vedder Saturday.

Services at Anglican churches
on Sunday, Jan. 19, are: St. Mat-
thew's, Abbotsford, 10 am. Sun-
day school, 7:30 p.m. Evensong;
St. Margaret’s, Bradner, 11 a.m.

The Teddy Beat announces in
another column that it is cele-
brating it’s first birthday. A year
ago, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Irvine ac-
quired the confectionery and light
lunch business from B, A. Hunt
and gave ‘it the present name.

Miss L. Layman, missionary to
the Argentine, will be the guest
speaker at the Pentecostal Taber-
nacle, Abbotsford, on Sunday, Jan.
19.

Vernon Amos, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Amos of Abbotsford, had
three of his linoleum prints ac-
cepted for exhibition at the Van-
couver Art Gallery recently. One
of the prints was that depicting
the Lions Gate bridge at Vancou-
ver which, readers will recall, was
reproduced in THENEWS a few
monhs ago,

A topic*which is likely to pro-
mote lively discussion at the an-
nual dinner meeting of the Ab-
botsford & District Board of Trade
next Monday night is the notice
of motion proposing to increase
the annual membership fee which
is now set at $1.

MACBETH - REEVES

A pretty wedding took place in
St. Matthew's Anglican church,
Abbotsford, /on Jan. 9, at 7:30 p.m.
when Rev. H. U. Oswald united
in marriage Dorothy, only daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reeves,
and William, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Macbeth, both of

Abbotsford,
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father, and looked

lovely in a wine velvet dress with
gold trimmings and a hat of the
Same material, Her bouquet was
of pink carnations with maiden

hair fern. The matron of honor
was Mrs. Fred McFall and she
wore a dress of teal blue with

hat to match, and a corsage of
red carnations. The groom was
supported by Mr. Arthur Dingley.
Messrs Bill Scott and Fred Mc-
all acted as ushers.
Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was held at the home
of the bride’s parents when a
buffet supper was served to about
50 guests. Mrs. Macbeth and Mr:
Christmas, aunt of the bride, pre-
sided at the tea runs. Mrs. Reeve
in a blue printed crepe dress,
assisted in receiving the guest
by Mrs. Macbeth, who wore monet
blue sheer. The bride’s grand-
mother, Mrs. Clark, also assisted
at the door. The bride’s table. was
beautifully decorated with silver
candle stick and pink tapers. It
was centred with flowers and a
three-tier wedding cake, the gift
of the Abbotsford Bakery. The
room was attractive with pink and
white streamer The bride and
groom were the recipients of many
lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mrs.
a short motor

Macbeth left for
trip, Mrs. Macbeth
wearing a navy blue suit with rose
accessories and a blue top coat.
They will reside in Abbotsford,

Births at M-S-A Hospital

Jan, &8—To Mr. and Mrs, Aub-
rey McInroy of Abbotsford, a
daughter. "

Jan. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hartley of Clayburn, a daughter.

Jan. 118—To Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Towe of Sumas, a daughter.

FINED $10

Charged by the R.C.M.P. with
failing, as a paroled enemy alian,
to report on time, Otto Fred Styr,
Sumas Prairie, was fined $10 and
costs before Magistrate J. W. Win-
son in Sumas police court on Wed-
nesday. Cpl. C. J. Young, in giv-
ing evidence before the court,
stressed it was essential that aliens
enjoying parole privileges report

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William Alired Moore, Jr.

Funeral services for (William
Alfred Moore, Jr., only son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Moore, trans-Can-
ada highway, who passed away
at his home suddenly on Jan. 6,
were held from Henderson’s Fun-
eral Home, Abbotsford, on Thurs-
day, Rey. H, U. Oswald officiated
and interment took place in Mus-
selwhite, cemetery. Pallbearers
were V. Wakefield, H. Blinch, H.
Campbell, C. Boley, M. Keeller and
Cc. Smyth.

Billy, who was in his 19th year,
had lived on Sumas Prairie since
he was five years old. He was
highly regarded by all who knew
him and will be greatly missed
by his parents and friends,

M. Roche, Bradner, has recently
installed an electric water-pres-
sure system.

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coming in often to see me.

Yes, ! am a whole year old on January 20. But for a
yearling Teddy Bear, I’m quite wise in the ways of

you are favoring me with, | must in return keep on
giving the service you merit,

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and Francés on their anniversary,

we do not forget to remind you
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for business men and
school children for a
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