aes ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5, 1941
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SOUP SALE 3M-S-A PARAGRAPHS
ASPARAGUS, CLAM CHOWDER, OXTAIL s ae a
3 Ts BDe 6™ gic bowen $9.19 5 Gathered by our District Correspoudents
Tomato, Vegetable, Cream of Celery, Cream of Corn, Grecn Per
for = Make up an assortment Doze istri
GNF: Se en ae Aberdeen Sumas District

fwo Favorites—CREAM

3 Tins B34°

Sodas
PINEAPPLE JUICE

Black Pepper tar. m:
CATSUP Budie ss Made from “eae ani 10¢

Tin

M. C. Walker & Co.

THE RED & WHITE STORE
Atangard Block FREE DELIVERY SERVICE

of MUSHROOM, CREAM of OYSTER

Dozen $9.25

We reconamend MANNING'S
Big i-lb. Packa niy

AUSTRALIAN

15-ounce Tin

Phone 150

At the Whist Drive held unde

dleton and Mrs, Trotman.

Mrs. Jensen, Station Road, i
in Vancouver for a few days, th
guest of her daughter.

J. J.. Peters,
katchewan, has purchased
acres on the Aberdeen
North from Mrs. Peterson.
now building preparatory to
ing up residence.

Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Gledhill wer

BISMA-REX CREO-TERPIN
THE PERFECT STOMACH THE FAMOUS GREEN
POWDER COUGH REMEDY—
é —by Wampole
doz. and / °
SRO ER (O- 25¢ 2 50¢
And may we suggest
16-0z, Wampole’s Tasteless Cod Liver

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a $4.00

GILETTE SPECIAL

(TALIAN BALM SPECIAL

Reguiar 50c size of Italian
Eulm and a twenty five cent
of hand sream, a 75c value

hile they aeee Ade

Por only

Ten Gilette Blue Blades and
a full size tube of Gilette’s
New Shaving Cream. A ne i
value for ¢
Only _ 39

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy
SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS

hone & WEIR, Phm. B.

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Hardie, Miss Thelma Warren an

couver.

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Mt. Lehman

Service will be held in the Dun
United Church Sunday at 2 p.m,

guest of her parents, Reeve an
Mrs. Simpson, recently.

parents, Mr. and Mrs, D. R. Nico!
son, over the weekend
Mrs Tamiani and son,
visited
dafs recently
A pleasant
Wednesday at

Shegeri

the Manse

ing Circle,
Mr. Balloc has
his ranch in Alberta.

“This war is becoming a war of exhaustion and the Ger-

mans are being exhausted.’’—H. G. Wells.

parents, Mr, and Mrs. James Mc

BUILDS

rift SHIPS!

Where does the money come from to wage this War—to build
the ships, the planes and tanks we need to “‘finish the job?”

Much of it comes from the savings of ordinary men and
women—the thrifty people of Canada—the savers. These are
the people who buy Victory Bonds and War Savings Certificates,
who pay their War Taxes on the nail. Never before has
personal thrift been so vitally necessary. Watch your spending.
Every dollar you can spare is
needed now to arm and equip
our fighting forces—to win this
War.

> This Book will help you save.

The Royal Bank Family Budget
Book shows you how to budget your
income, how to saye by pli
spending. Ask for a freecopy at your
nearest Branch.

The ROYALBANK of Canada

ABBOTSFORD BRANCH - L. CALDECOTT, Manager

Donald.

6, at 8 pm,

Huntingdon

Sparrow for the past two weeks.
to Vancouver during the week.

ver during the week.
Mrs.

in the RCAF.
Mr. and Mrs,

family of Weyburn, Sask.,

ty for the past few weeks, hav

Westminster.
Victor Sayce has returned hom

Alberta for the past six months.

Nerth Vancouver
week.

for

and Mrs. H. E. Beetlestone at th
weekend,

Consolations were won by Mr. Mid-

formerly of Sas-
ten
Road
He is
tak-

Guests, Sunday, at the home of

Mr. and. Mrs. D G Nicholas, Mr.
and Mrs. D. L, Nicholas and fam-
ily, and Mr and Mrs. Jackso!

Mr. Norman Leppard, all of Van-

Miss Eileen Simpson was the

Miss Eileen Nicolson visited he-

in Vancouver for a few

afternoon was spent
when
Mrs, Willan entertained ladies and
friends of the United Church Sew-

returned from

Mrs. Fiugel and smali son re-
turned to Anchorage, Alaska, hay-
ing spent the summer with her

Under the auspices of the Red
Cross a whist drive will be held
in the Schoolroom, Thursday, Nov.

Mrs. Squires of New York has
been visiting with her neice, Mrs.

Mrs. W. J. Shore, Mrs, Hurper
and Mrs. Blanchard were visitors

Mr, and Mrs. Allan ,Crouter and
Charlotte were visitors to Vancou-

Wesley Williams has re-
turned from Calgary after visit-
ing with her son Howard, who is

Buckshaw and
who
have been visiting with'Mr, Palas-

moved to make their home in New

after visiting with his brother in

Mrs. Freda Johnson visited in
the past

Mr, and Mrs. Laxton and fam-
ily of Burnaby visited with Mr,

r Mr, and Mrs, C

the auspices of the Red Cross| Vancouver were
Auxiliary on Wednesday evening} and M:s.

the prize winers were, Mrs. Jack Miss Ma
Smith, and Whiteley Gledhill.

Mrs, P, Meenderinck of Lynden,
Wn., visited her sister, Mrs. S.
is| Héimstra during the week.
e Mrs. E. B, McPhail and Beryl
McPhail were Sunday visitors with
relatives at Lynden, Wn.
Miss Frances White of Vancou-
ver, a former teacher of Abbots-
ford spent the weekend with Miss
Gladys York.

Cpi. Antaony Farmer,
stationed et
e/a Sunday

who is
San Francisco,
visitor
Mrs. K. Harris,

Mr. and wars. Cochrane of North
nm} Vancouver were weekend guests
djof the
Mrs.
Road.

Mrs. Lois Barrett and Joan Ber-
ret of Chilliwack were recent visit-
ors with Mrs. M. McAdam.

Mrs. O. Walstrom and Mrs
Young of Vancouver visited fiends
in this district during the week.

Mr. Irving Fadden of New West-
minster was a Sunday visitor with
relatives in the district.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, who

ed recently trom Alberta,
taken up residence on the
of Mr. Mel Fadden.
1) Mrs. Laura Geldhart of New
Westminster was a weekend visit-
or with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Blinch.
Mr. and Mrs Angus Fadden of
New Westminster visited with Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Faden recently,

was
with his aun

latter's parents, Mr.
J. Anderson of

and
Whatcom

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d

arriv-
have
farm

1-

Straiton

Mr. John Forsyth, from Brit-
tania Beach, visited Straiton over
the weekend.

Mr, Norman Corbett left for his
army training last Wednesday
evening. The Corbett family journ-
eyed to Vancouver to see Norman
off on the boat.

Mr, John Kupiak bagged a 200-
pound deer Tuesday evening. The
following day Mr. John Jones
shot a spike deer.

Mr. Frank Bonar came home
from Vancouver Island for a short
visit last week.

Miss Retta Bonar left for busi-
ness college in Vancouver.

A farewell party was given by
Miss Dunham, of Abbotsford, and
the St:aiton Young People’s Club,
for Miss Retta Bonar and Mr. N.
Corbett, games were played and
refreshments served in their hon-
or, They have both left for an in-
definite time.

Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Gardener
have arrived home after a trip
to the Cariboo, also Mr, Cyrus
Gardener who accompanied them.
e Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Smith of
Abbotsford visited their brother
and sister, Mr and Mrs, N. Smith,
| over the weekend.

Mr. Griff Jones visited Straiton
last Sunday.

Pte. and Mrs. Joseph Mathers
journeyed from Vancouver Satur-
day.

L-CPL, Allen Austin visited his
home over the weekend.

e Pte Howard Jones of the Rocky
Mountain Rangers came home for
a brief visit Saturday evening.

Lend

to

Ice Skating Opens

SKATING SESSIONS

Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday afternoon
Admission: Children 10c, Adults 25c.

5 p.m.

Satusday Morning, 10 a.m-12 am., Children 10e, Adults

Saturday Night Special, 8:15 - 10:30 p.m. All Admissions 35

Monday, Wednesday, Friday nights, Admission: Everybody

Coast Amateur Hockey
Every Tuesday Night

8:30 P.M

SEE BIG LEAGUE PLAYERS ON THE WAY UP.

GENERAL ADMISSION 25c Thrift Tickets also available

Arena -=- Queen's Park --- New Westminster

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WAR SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES

Ridgedale

At the whist drive held at the
home of Mrs. C. Creelman Wed-
nesday evening, seven tables of
Court Whist were played. Top
scores went to Mrs. Henry Borg
and Mr. Helmer Fore. Eileen Creel-

man took the consolation prize.
At the home of Mrs. Frank Be-
harrell, five tables were played

with top honors going to Mrs. E.
Borg and Joe Hall. Miss Muriel
Page and Vic Lloyd were consola-
tion winners,

Miss Ethel] Smith of Seattle,
Mrs. Doris Miller and son, and
Mrs. Alice Tennyson of Burling-
ton, Wn. were guests of their
parents, Mr and Mrs, Percy Smith,
recently.

Miss Rhoda Mailes of Ferndale

school, was a weekend guest at
the home of her sister, Mrs.
Rottlufr.

Mr and Mrs. Alex Slohn of Shel-
brook, Sask., are house guests of
Mrs. A. Gallagher.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Petch of
North Vancouver visited the for-
mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Petch on Sunday. With them was
Mrs, Petch’s nephew, M. Brown
of Patricia Bay, B.C,

Mrs. Porter and daughter, Mrs.
Dandy, and baby, of Mission, and
Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar visited Mrs.
Petch on Tuesday

Mrs. Reynolds was the guest of
honor at a farewell party Thurs-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs,
Nels About 25 friends
gathered to wish her well in her

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visitors with Mr.
DeLair recently. Prices Effective T Jay, Friday, y, November 6,
nuret Baynes spent the a ae ne ae ie aie
weekend with friends at Suilivan.|}] 49 GALLON OAK VINEGAR BARRELS ......... $3.00
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2 All Wheat
Cup & Saucer

Peanut Butter

48-072. tin 49c

Palmolive Soap, ‘3 for 20c

Hamo, ....8-0z. tin 25c Super Suds, .. pkt, 25¢
Enos Fruit Salts ... 98c| Odex Soap,.. 4 bars 22c

REMEMBER NOVEMBER 10 IS THE LAST DATE FOR
CHRISTMAS OVERSEAS PARCELS

Dad’s Cookies, 8 doz 64c Spitfire Tea, ..
Packed Ready for Mailing Just Address and Mail

NESCAFE, Condensed Coffee—PKT. CHEESE—CHOC.
BARS — GUM TINNED PEANUTS — TEABAGS
PKT. RAISINS — LUMP SUGAR — POTTED MEATS
TOGAGCOS — CIGARETTES — RAZOR BLADES, Ete.
Miracle Whips coal: temic ane .., 32-02. Jar 49
Heinz Soups, ready to serve ........ eigen cee UO
Soda Biscuits, Westons ............. Ib. pkt. 19¢
Tomato Juice, Campbell’s, 16-0z. ....... 3 tins 25¢
Sardines, Brunswick .........- ... § tins, 27¢
Meat Pastes, Hedlund’s . . .- + 3 tins 25¢

Spaghetti, M.B.. tin 10¢
Peas, Garden, 2 tins, 19¢
Beans, Cut green, 2-2Ic

| Writing Pad
Pkt. Envelopes

250€

Dog Mash, .. 5 Ibs. 25c
Wax Roll, 100 feet.. 20c

YACHT

Pink Salmon, 2 tins 37¢
KELLO s ,
Apple Juice, .2 tins 19¢

Jet Stove Polish, tin 20c | Prumes .... 2 2lbs. 25¢
- Bean. a0. .. 5 Ibs. 15¢
Heinz Sandwich Spread Macaroni, .. 3 Ibs. 19c
6-0z. Jar ......... 22€| Beans, S.W. 314 Ibs 25c
1 Pkt. Chipso, 1 Cream
Jug apreiuice. ivi 30c | Apples, local, 12 Ib. 25c
Pastry Shells ..... 25c| Sweet Spuds, 31% Ib 25c
Laco Mazda Light Grapefruit, ...4 for 25c
Bulbs: 70-3 opis _.. 20c| Carrots .... 6 Ibs. 19¢

Store Gloses Saturday Nights at 9 p.m.

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ANNOUNCEMENT

The Gillies Mortuary Homes Co., Ltd., wishes to announce
that in future the business will be carried on under the name
of “THE DAVIES FUNERAL HOMES CO. LTD.” of Mission
and Agassiz. We wish also to extend our sincere thanks toall
those who have availed themselves of our services in the past
and to assure them that under the management of Mr. Davies
and Son, the future needs of the community will be taken care

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SHORT NOTICE

Dispersal Sale

JERSEY DAIRY CATTLE
Horses, Feed, Ete
Favored with instructions from
Sam Austin Sumas Prairie who
has joined His Majesty's Forces,
I will sell his holdings on his
farm situated on the Angus Camp-
bell Road, 2 miles east of Abbots-
ford and adjoining the Trans-
Canada Highway on =
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10
at 1:00 p.m.
31 head of Cattle—1—Jersey, 2
years, due January 10; 40-Ib. cow.
2—Jersey, 5'years fresh Septem-
ber 20; 45-1b. cow. 3—Jersey, 5
fresh Septembe: 5; 45-Ib
” ersey, 2 years, due March
25; 46 Ibs. first calf. 5—Jersey, 5
years, due December 12; 40-lb.
cow. 6—Jersey, 2 years, fresh Sep-
tember 20; 35 Ibs. first calf. 7—
Jersey, 2 years fresh August 10;
30 Ibs. first calf. 8—Jersey, 3
years, fresh Sept 10. 55-Ib. cow.
9—Jersey, 5 years, fresh Oct. 19;
50-Ib. cow. 10—Jersey, 3 years, due
January 3; 30-lb. cow. 11—Jersey,
3 years, due February 12; 30-1b.
cow. 12—Jersey, 3 years due Jan.
5; 35-lb. cow. 13—Jersey, 6 years,
fresh Oct, 28; 50-lb. cow. 14—Jer-
sey, 5 years, due Jan, 29; 45-lb.
cow, 15—Jersey, 10 years, due Feb
2; 40-Ib. cow. 16—Jersey, a
fresh Sept. 8; 45-lb. cow. 17—Jer-
sey, 3 years

fresh by date of sale;
40-Ib. cow. 18—Holstein, 8 years,
fresh September 15; 60-lb. cow.
19—Jersey, 9 yea due Dec. 28;
45-Ib. cow. 20, 21, 22, 23, 24—Heit-
over 1 year. 25, 2 5 28,
Heifers, 1 year. 30, 31—Calves, 5
and 2 months. 4
NOTE—This is a herd of good
producing cows in Al condition.
Herd test average is 5 per cent

Horses—Team of grey mares, 5
and 6 years old, about 1600 Ibs.
Grey Gelding, 12 years old, about
1500 Ibs. Feed—About 60 tons of
good hay; 15 tons of oats, sacked
Miscellaneous All-steel wagon
and hayrack, set of team breech-

ing harness Wall milk cooler, 12
milk cans (5 are new), electric
fencer,

400-pound Milk Quota to Milk

Shippers Agency.
Terms—(msh at the Sale

J. B. DENNIS

Auctioneer
Office; Home-Makers
Insurance
Box 234,
Phone 3131

Realty and
Agency Limited
Chilliwack, B.C.
Phone 5661

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