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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NBWS

______ Telephone 180

McClary

COUNTESS
Range

in Ivory and Green finish

$74.75
SUCCESS RANGE

with reservoir or
waterfront

$49.75
We have just received a shipment of
Children’s School Cases
these are real values. 95¢ to $1.65

SCHOOL LUNCH PAILS 27¢

Black and Green Colors

THRESHER SPECIALS

PLAIN WHITE CUPS & SAUCERS .

Hardware

PLAIN DINNER PLATES, 10-inch ..
DINNER KNIVES .
DINNER FORKS -

HEADQUARTERS FOR HOP PICKERS
GET YOUR HOP TICKETS TRADED IN HERE !

Dry Goods & Men’s Wear Phone 64
‘‘Back~to~School’’ Specials !

MISSES’ SKIRTS BOYS’ LEATHER BOOTS

Assorted ‘Tweeds ‘
Fach ........ SEORB | PL $2.50
: YOUNG MEN'S BOOTS

GIRLS’ PLEATED SKIRTS Sie Sarees

Sizes 7 to 10 years

Pair .

Each ........ SEDs i SLOSS : nage
SIS CRMERTEEE ‘BROADCLOTH SHIRTS '[Pictures- -- distinctive...
Each ........ EE RD Each .......... JHe Several dozen prints, lithographs, and gravures, nicely |
RENE: 0 2 ee = framed, and reasonably priced. You will be pleased to
MISSES‘ BROGUES BOYS’ PANTS | place such beautiful pictures in your home .
‘ Brown and Black “Just the thing for School” |
Rares een ce $2.95 rom as ee $129 | Giality Drugs, Camera Supplies, Novelties
- | 's’ Supplies, Candies, C ti
GE G I 553 fll
etItat Daly’s’ || weirs Harmacy
WHERE QUALITY MEETS LOW PRICES at the BUSY CORNER | Eric T- Weir, Phm. B. Phone: Day 8; Night 32 Ray H. Weir, Phm. B. |

es

Dollars Saved

Are

MATSQUI

Postcard has been received from
Miss Marion Bell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C, O'D, Bell, Matsqui, postmarked
Fiji, Miss Bell is en route to Austra:
Ma to visit relatives,

Pat. Conroy of Gifford went to Tur
Valley last week to work in the
fields,

The Lutheran ladies will meet at
rs, Gus Farman's on September 2,
winners at a card party held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mo-
Dougall last week were Mrs. Kelle-
ther, Miss Vera Farr, Mr. J, Frost and
Mr. R. Mundy.

Wells has returned to her home

at Tacoma, after visiting with Mrs.
J. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Sanders, who have

been in V.

home again,

Kenneth, son of and Mrs. J.
Black, was taken to the M. hos.
pital last week for treatment to his
arm, which he fractured badly while
playing around a threshing machine.

Mrs. G. Paterson and Miss Alice
Paterson are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs, A. B. Whitson at Powell River

for a time,

Mr. and Mrs. B. Nichcolson have
as their guests their daughter Winnie
and Mr. W. Wilson of Powell River,

Mrs. Percy Smith is visiting with
relatives at Mt. Vernon and Seattle,

engagement is announced of

The
Hilda, the youngest daughter of Mr.
Sukkau of Peardonyille t
‘berg also of that district. The
marriage will take place shortly
Hill-Tout is enlarging his

accommodation with another
large pen, to be 24x60 feet in dimen-
sion,

Mr. M. Pihl of Aldergrove informs
The ws that he is in favor of a
government relief administrator or a
tax strike in Matsqui, but Is not cir-
culating a petition at present for sup-
port of the proposal.

Introduced several years ago by re-
tired British army officers ,and more
latterly by young English ranchers in
the Cariboo district, the noble game
of polo is becoming increasingly pop-
ular in the Interior. Games are pl
ed regularly now in Kamloops and
100-Mile' House, and other places al-

LIBRARY NOTES

Timely Books on Ourrent Topics

Gustin and Hayes: Activities in the
Public School. When Parents, child-
ren and teachers are trekking back
from the mountains and the sea, this
and other recent additions to the edu-
cational section should be of particul-
ar interest. This book is of special
Yalue to teachers keen on “project”
work, .'The educational section of the
library Is one of the most complete,
and those interested in this fleld of
literature, would do well to consult
the branch catalogs and lists of rs
cent books,

Stefan Lorant: I was Hitler's Pris-
oner, Diary of a “political offender’
who was shut up in German prisons
for six and a half months,

E F. Carritt: Morals and Politics.
Always timely. For the more philo
sophic, this little book traces the
theories of the connection between
these two phases of human relations
from Hobbes and Spinoza to Marx and
Bosanquet,

Ogden L. Mills: Liberalism Fights
On. An up-to-date ana f Presl-
dent Roosevelt's methods in trying to
keep the United States safe for Liber-
alism,

Ralph Fox: © and a

Ve NN VMN WO VUE OO Oe OO ee

Walk a Few Steps---Save Money!
—WHERE You hacer AY PARK YOUR CAR WITH BASE ! ;

IVORY ENAMEL BOWLS, | SAUCE PANS, BASINS wl MUGS )
Iss 19 25 :
BLACK SHEET-IRON BREAD PANS and CAKE PANS
Spectal 4 sive. 2 tor DS¢
23-piece BREAKFAST SETS at ............ Set 9Bc
BOYS !—SEE THE NEW “IRON DUKE” WAGONS !

All metal — no wood to crack or warp; rubber tires, steel wheels
Box 17 inches by 35 inches

ACN a vive 5.30
MoCLARY HANA: es .cccangn. cy ch omee $25.00 }

1936 TENNIS BALLS; ea, 40c; While they last © for @ Fc
LARGE WHITE ENAMEL SINKS, size 18 In. by 31 S355 Qe

WILLAN’S HARDWARE

East of R. R. Track, Abbotsford PHONE 81

Changing Civilization. Brief - exposi-
tion of political and social forces, af-
fecting the whole world today, wheth-
er they are regimentating a republic
of 168,000,000 people, or rending
Spain asunder, or boring the Princi-
pality of Monaco from within.

Sir Charles A. Petrie: Spain. A very
brief history in the Modern States se
ries,

Ralph Bates: Lean Men. This novel,
published in 1935, and centred round |
the unsettled conditions in Spain,
presents a realistic picture of the
background to the present upheaval.
There are several “unpleasant pas-
sages” in the book, and it should
therefore be avoided by the sensitive
reader.

Major D. H. Cole: Imperial Military
Geography; General Characteristics of
the Empire in relation to Defense.
The eighth edition (1935) of a book
which aims, in the words of the au-
thor, “to describe, in their geograph
ical setting, the defence problems of
the British Empire; its secondary aim
is to give a brief but adequate out
line of the forces immediately avail-
able to bear the initial burden of these

ong the Cariboo highway.

responsibilities.” KM.

n

Dollars Earned!

IEEE EILIILS

EVERY year your family, and every fandly of your acquaintance,
spends about 70 per cent of its income just for living, exclusive of
Think what this means—seyen dol-
lars out of every ten invested in food, clothing, household utilities and
all the multitude of things that keep a family comfortable and happy.

rent—so economic experts tell us.

That part of spending is readily understood. But do you realize
anufacturer and retailor of these necessities is planning

that every
hhow he can get your dollar?

Iv’s a big job to spend so much money wisely and well. It requi

careful business methods to get the best possible returns from each

dollar that leaves the family purse.

The clever woman goes for help to the advertisements in her
She
learns about the offerings of merchants and business people. She com-

a takes this oppor-
she needs to feed,

local paper. There she finds a directory of buying and selling.

pares values,
tunity of ju
clothe, amuse

She weighs quality and price.
ng and selecting almost everyty
, instruct and gonerally bring up her family.
Read the advertisements !
to serve you in the business of purchase.

She

ADVERTISEMENTS ARE GUARDIANS OF YOUR POCKETBOOK

READ THEM CAREFULLY !

SELLE LLL L LILI GIGI GILLI LLLILLLI LLG L GILLI LGLLG,

Repairing
Buildings?

“Abbotsford Mill” enpalies NAb
Your Needs---and at Competitive Prices !

“BOB” WALKER ABOUT YOUR LUMBER REQUIREMENTS

SEE

If you want lumber ‘specials,’ we have them
Pat am Co a all Board. . Shingles, Lumber, ALL HIGH QUALITY

Abbotsford Lumber Co. “4.

J. & TRETHEWFEY, Pres. J. K. DesBRISAY,

Secretary

R. WALKER, Yard Manager Telephone 10

LLL

OOS

You will find them willing and able

FOR SALE.—12 young pigs, 7 wks.
old Aug. 20, 2 young sows, bred

months. Bay horse 1700lbs; bay mare
1600-Ibs. Would trade horses for het
fers not in calf .R. E. Mandale, Mis-
sion, Box 192. Phone 7220. 2np

RAMS for Sale or Rent. —Young
Kerry Hill Pedigree Welsh Rams,
produce excellent and quick-maturing
lambs from any ew EH > Ab.
bout, Downs Ra., R.xt.1, ADvorsford zp

FOR SALE — Almerin place; 8%
acres; all cleared, large house a d
barn, orchard. $1500. Call or write,
Mrs. Shaw, Border Cafe, Sumas,
Wash, ° 2p

Phone Abbotsford 173"

Avborsay.
Vancouver. ‘Tri

COUNTRY | FREIGHT
LINES

THOMPSON BROS., Props

YOUNG PIGS For Sale.

Apply Johu
Mutch, Matsqui. dn

WANTED—Young Man for Farm
Work. Apply John Mutch, Matsqul;
phone Mission 320. in

cs

WANTED—To buy for export, good
dairy cows, to freshen soon, Box O.,
News Office. 1p

RIPE
James,

SALE—Brindle and Jersey Cow
.|cheap. Mrs. G. Mondy, Old Yale Ra,
west of Abbotsford. 1p

Three issues of The
1936. Bring to

WAN’
News of August 12th,

D —

room and board
r school boy or girl.

ABBOTSFORD
TRANSPORTATION

DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
Abbotsford to Vancouver and

PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI, & SAT., AUGUST 27, 28 & 29—

Peaches «ae 89c

NO. 1 HALES—FOR PRESERVING

[PURELAR with $1.00 order 2lbs. 25c|
POR a axg| HONEY = 24h. tin 29c
Pancake Flour .,‘°""* 14¢

11-o0z. tin 5¢
Roman Meal 29c
Corn Meal - 12e

Swift’s Silverleaft

HELMED

CORNED BEEF

Dr. Jackson's
(limit 2)

2 ins Ide ae
2-Ib. carton

PEANUT Best Coffee . . Lb. tin Ste
S BUREN Braids 1-1. t..

eee ca) TTo.. 1c 2m correaliteean qroundnpaas
D ibs. JO¢ Highway a eateiiie ee ae

KELLOGG'S WHEAT PEARLS ROBIN HOOD
RIGE KRISPIES | gS OATS
4x 2HE | Put... US

2 pits. 19¢
od

PEAS, 5’s; 0. City 2’s_ - 3 tins 25c¢
GREEN BEANS, R. Prince 2 tins 9c
TOMATO JUICE, R. City 4 tins (9c
PINEAPPLE JUICE, Libby 2 tins 2ic
SALMONE: Spring %’s 2 tins 25c

Blue Crest tall .. 3 tins 25c¢
PILGHARDS: Snow Cap 1/2’s 4 tins 25¢
KIPPERED SNACKS, C.C.C. 5 tins 25¢

Lunch Loaf .. 44-Ib, tin 1%
Hedlunds eran 1b. dp =
OLIVES, Holliday pack 18-02. jar 330
PICKLES, sweet; must. 26-02. jar 25¢
ROWATT’S SAUCE - ~ Bottle I3c
SALAD TIME DRESSING (202. jar 23¢
SALAD OIL - {6-0z. bottle 23c
LEMONADE POWDER 2 packets 25c
COCOANUT, fine, medium - Lb. (5c

EXTRACTS, Artificial 2-02. btl. (0c
PASTRY FLOUR, Chef 5-Ib. bag i9c

MAGIC

BAKING PDR.
8-0z. tin Qe

COWAN'S

COCOA
Lb. tin Dep

WALNUT MEATS

Anything in Brick or Stono

R.R. 1, Abbotsford (Clearbrook Road)
Phone 92Y (co T, D. Smith).

067076 T4%07OA%6 88S OOOO

Gosling

6 ant :
Truck Line, phone Abbotsford.

%/& Summer Seasonings

SALAD DRESSINGS
MAYONNAISE

PICKLES OLIVES

HENDERSON FUNERAL HOME

Commodious Chapel - Family Room - Showroom - Beautiful Cas
Priced to Sult All Means - Monumente ™ plies - C
Chapel, Home & Morgue—YALE ROAD, ST OF ABBOTSFORD.
HARVEY HENDERSON, 24-HOUR SERVICE

Modern Hearses and Ambulance Telephone 134

COOKED MEATS, ALL KINDS
PATE DE FOIE
INDIA RELISH

AVE YOUR COUPONS

ROBERTS’

MEAT MARKET

Essendene Ave. (next Gilmour's

‘ews Office. in
FOR SALE—Good J Bull, 3
| years old. Apply Mrs, E. M. McTag- !
gE atsqui. 1p i
| HAVE STORAGE for 500 tons Hay,
| reasonable x hay taken for haul- |} RELIABLE SERVICE

REASONABLE RATES
Garbage Collected

H. McNEILL

Phone 171G

CORDWOOD DAYS ARE HERE

McKenzie Rd.

Hauling!

MODERN FAST TRUCKS
—Charges Reasonable

T. Mathers

Telephone
Abbotsford

136

Sey ponte Lb. .... 29¢ CHOCOLATE, Rowntrees 1/p-lb. 19¢
a __}
Support the home-town business GET
cumecnen (IP MEMEA T srutuams | SERTO
aac‘, see (|B Postin. Pkt. 130 | Pints = $tuo | tm
: ccomma'|] Seal_- Pkt. 9¢ | quarts - $1.26 | Bottle .. D¥e
. P&G LUCERNE ROYAL CROWN
C.H. Watson, Bricklayer NAPTHA SOAP | BEAUTY soap | ,SOAP POWDER
ati REPT, ACE, BOILER G bars 19¢ G cakes 19¢ Packet - - 19e
WORK, FIF nick

——
nee GREEN PEPPERS - ~- 2 Ibs, 150
PICKLING ONIONS - 2 Ibs, {5c

TOMATOES | CAULIFLOWER - - 2 for {5c

Medium ...... 2 dozen 35
G s. 194) Oranges moe" aan
coum | LEMONS, small - - Dozen (8c

BANTAM CORN

2 doz. DEE

GRAPEFRUIT -
GRAPES, Ribier’s =
CANTALOUPE - ~-

6 for 25c
- 2 Ibs. 25¢
6 for 25¢

In Our Meat Department
QUALITY BEEF

Rib Boiling Beef -
Shoulder Roasts -
Corned Beef
Fresh Mince
Bn'less Stew

Lb.

LOCAL MILK-FED VEAL
Shoulders *- - Lb. (4c
Leg Roasts - - Lb. (6c

Lb. Tc
Lb, 9c

Veal Cutlets -- Lb. i7e
10c¢ Veal Stew - ~- Lb. [0c
Lamb Stew - ~~ Lb. [4c

SALMON TROUT

while they last

Each .. BOC

SHORTENING

Crescent; with order

2s. 27¢

Picnic Shoulders
6 to 8 Ibs. each

oo IBS

Spring Salmon -
Ling Cod
Suieked Black Cod

Lb.20c | Veal Loaf - ~- Lb 20¢
Lb. {3c | 1/,-Ib, Cooked ie
Lb, (8c | 1/2-lb, Bologna 30c

We Reserve the Right to Lint Quantides

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