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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

WARM CLOTHING
FOR FALL

DRY GOODS
MACKINAW COATS Weg ys $3.75 to $6.00
W SHIRTS $5.50 and $6.00
BONE DRY PANTS . $365 and $4.85
BONE DRY SHIRTS $4.45 and $5.50

“ggg LEATHER WINDBREAKERS — Coat style; & real garment
cold weather $9.00
: SLICKERS ..! $4 50 and up
BERS AND RUBBER BOOTS for ¢ every member of the family
BARGAIN PRICES.

LETTE SHIRTS, large size, in white and grey
JINE POINT BLANKETS—all weights and prices.

GROCERIES

$275

IODIZED SALT—Per Saggusme lle
NABOB TEA—Per Lb. ‘ 5c
GOOD GRADE JAP RICK—4 we “for” . Be
CORN BEEF—1’' i per tin 2le
SUGAR — -100 Ibs, . $5.95
DALY'S BEST eT Ib. sack . $2.49
SWIFT'S NORTH STAR LARD—3 Ib. pails . . Be
J. S. DALY
Phone 19X or Farmers 2014
The Mill Store ~ Upper Kilgard Store

‘ CLAYBURN

Mrs, M. Virtue spent last week 4s
the guest of her sister, Mrs, Young of
Seattle.

Mr. and Mrs. Welby and daughter,

Margaret of Britannia Mines spent the
week-end as the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. C. Holbhow

Mrs. William Holmes of Lulu Is-
land spent Wednesday as the guest
of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Fooks. 5

Mr. and Mrs. Gilchrist of
spent Sunday as the guests
and Mrs. T. Kirkpatrick.

The Harvest Thanksgiving service
will be held in the Clayburn United
church on October 20, when Mr. Dick
of Vancouver will be the organist.

The M<S.A. Auxiliary held a meet-
ing at the home of Mr, and Mrs. M,
Virtue last week.

Miss Stella Piccola of Vancouver !s
spending a week as the guest of the
Misses Mary and Glolanda Bassani,

Mr. and Mrs. Cooper had as their
guests last week Mrs. Oakes and Mrs.
Wrightman of New Westminster.

Mr. C. Ball spent’ the week-end in
Vancouver.

The C. G. I. T. held a very interest-
ing meeting on Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Betty Seldon, the

Gifford
of Mr.

motive of the meeting was to discuss
busness_ matters,
Mrs. Windstrum and daughter spent

nor d
all mad
it would —

hed thei
th of tht

In a pinch, what is
a Good Battery worth?

T an emergency, or in case of trouble, a reliable battery is worth its
weight in goldand more. Under ordinary motoring conditions an
EXIDE battery is easily worth twice what you pay for it. It outlasts
and outserves, without fuss, a dozen other makes. We have them at--

$13 & $18.50

SAFETY FIRST YOUR CAR—USE A GOOD BATTERY

Bring in your broken Machinery and have it
repaired at our
Acetylene Welding Plant and by our -
Fully Experienced Mechanics

Repairs,

BRETT'S LTD.

Ford Sales and Seryice

.
CHILLIWACK ABBOTSFORD
= Phone 82; Night 93x

Complete Garage Servi

MISSION

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a few days as the guest of Miss C.
Cruickshank.

Mr. and Mrs. Chisholm spent a few
days peng at Lulu Island recently

Mrs. C, . Purver has returned
home Geen Vania yen

Mr. G. Parker spent the week-end
in New-Westminster.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradner have
moved into Mr, Cooper’s apartments,

Mr. Clifford Weston of St. Nicholas
has returned from the Prairies.

Mr. A. Nicholas has left on a hunt-
ing trip to the interior,

Mrs. ©. Purver is spending a holi-
day the guest of her

daughter and

UPPER SUMAS & HUNTINGDON

The sum of about $20 was cleared
by the Royal Purple lodge at an old-
time dance, held in Upper Sumas hall
last Friday. The Maple Leaf orches-
tra and the Well-known “caller” did
their part in the evening's program.
‘The money will be devoted to furnish-
ing lodge quarters in the Abbotsford
Brokerage hall.

During the evening, ® dance was an-
nounced, to be held on Friday, Oct-
ober 25 in the same hall, under aus-
pices of the Sumas-Abbotsford Agri-
cultural Association.

Recent guests at the home of Mrs,
W. J. Fraser, Huntingdon, were Mr,
and Mrs, Wm. Murray and daughter
of La Chute, Quebec.

In, ® reply to Mr. Deasy’s letter in
the Province, Mr. T. F. York says:...
“there were children born Before 1858
in the colony of Vancouver Island,
but not in the old crown colony of B.
C., 4nd I have that honour.”

A 40-acre tract of Sumas lake land,
situated near the hop fields, has been
purchased by Georgé Lefler, of Van-
couver Police force. E. S. Plaxton made
the sale.

Mr, and Mrs, J. Hunter haye re-
turned from ® holiday spent motor-
ing in the Nicola district.

Recent visitors at the home of Mrs
W. H. Fadden and also at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Starr were

son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cox of
Seattle.

Mr; Stuart Thompson is spending
a few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. -Frank. Thompson.

News adyertisers are your best friends
—they work for community welfare,
—invariably give you @ square deal.

The annual harvest thanksgiving
service of Clayburn United church on
Sunday, Oct. 30, conducted by Rey.
J. H. White. Mr. Dick and family of
Vancouver will lead the musical ser-
vice. FA

Avoid Chapped Skin thi:

Winter

der base— per bottle, only

Us TOOTH PASTE, per tub

All

for.

At this season of the year, we recommend Parke Davis & Co.'s
ALMOND CREAM for the tender skin, and as a splendid | pow-

Also Parke Davis & Co.'s SHAVING CREAM, per tube..

LIQUID TAR SHAMPOO bottle

All GUARANTEED PREPARATIONS

0c

Lavender Menthol Shaving
‘ Cream and Auto Strop
Razor with Blade and Strop

50°
40°
50°
peeee th tee eee e ees 50°

e

" NIGHT PHONE 32
PHONE NO

Mrs, M. A. Grant, Miss Hilda Gro it,
and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Grant of Van
couver,

A number of Mr. W. C. Bowman's
neighbors held a ‘shingling Bee’ on
Monday so that he will be able to
move into his new home before rainy
weather comes,

Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Glelg
of Huntingdon, a“son, on October 12,
in the M.S.A. hospital.

Mr. Will Rudge is holidaying
Seattle this week.

Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs!
©. A. Watson at the week-end were’

Mr. and Mrs. Allan and children of
New Westminster and Mr. and Mrs.

Carr of Sardis. ‘

Mr. J. S. Bates was home from Van-
couver for the bird hunting this week.

Mr. Jim. of Kilgard is being
treated for rheumatism in the M.S.A.

hospital,

in

UPPER SUMAS W. I.

The regular meeting of the Upper
Sumas W. I, for October was held at
the home of Mrs. W. H. Fadden, in-
stead of at the hall, with
Tamboline and Mrs. Geo. Fadden
assistant hostesses, during the serving
of the refreshments,
The secretary was instructed to
write to the Lower Mainland. District
Board, that our members did not
think the above district too large for
united work, and are not in favor of
‘and deplore the division into two W.
I. districts. Much merriment ensued
over the roll-call, @s each member
replied to “The dinner I like best”.

The hope was expressed that
‘Basketry’ could be taken up right
away, before the weather gets bad,

a:

Our | Fall Merchandise is Here
Misses & Children’s Chinchilla Coats

EEFERS, heavy quality, flannel lined |
Double Breast ...++sressere eres

MISSES CHINCHILLA COATS, good quality, fancy lining .
LADIES’ CHINCHILLA COATS, as above .$ | 2” & 2 50
LADIES' WHITNEY COATS, extra fine quality, good lining 518 00

Women’s,

CHILD'S CHINCHILLA R

r collar

LADIES FANCY TWEED COATS, full fu

fur
MELTON COATS, full
&¢ white duffle stripe pe $99.80

$2.95 % 865

collar
MISSES WOOL

LADIES' HUDSON BAY COATS, black
LADIES FALL HATS, latest styles

A large range of LADIES’ 5) AND CHILDREN'S

erwear and Hosiery
Winter Ue RY ATTRACTIVE PRICES

RUBBERS for'every member of the family—First Quality, Low Price
WOOL BLANKETS, DOWN COMF* ORTERS, Pee RUGS— @
large assortment, and the price can not be betteret

MEN’S MACKINAW COATS, JUMPERS, LOMpERIACKS, WMD |
BREAKERS, FLANNEL, SHIRTS, WOOL UNDERWEAR, -

MEN'S WORK SHOES, all solid: leather, F ranging big $3.95 to 1c
loggers at $17.00
in and look over our stock—you will be pleased with the display ;

_ GILMOUR

ATANGARD HOTEL BLOCK PHONE ABBOTSFORD 4

Come i

and to this end, Mrs. T was
appointed to look into this matter.

The invitation of Mrs. Melyin Fadden
to hold the first meeting of the class
at her home being accepted.

The immigration report to the Fed-
erated W. I's of Canada, as compiled
by the Western Conyenor of Immi-
gration for the Federated W. I. Con-
ference held at Saskatoon this sum-
mer, was read by the conyenor, the
secretary, and a discussion followed.
(Excerpts of this report will be pub-
lished in next issue.)

The November meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. L. O. Lamson.

operation, there was noticed a decided
lack of ambition on the part of the
guide to proceed up the mountains for
a grizzly. Subtle remarks about grub

shortage, snowfall, insufficient bed-
ng climbing difficulties, and nally,

of Fred’s

diminutive pistol of about 32 Cabra
all reverted back to those two holes
through the antlers.. So the bear hunt
was obviously “off.” Then the real work
of that trip commenced. | Recalling
the numerous friends Hoe goodwill

We don’t make it all ---
But we do make the best-

Our Quality Bread yi] k
is made with

IIS DELICIOUS FLAVOUR AND UNIFORMITY HAS GIVEN
OUR MANY CUSTOMERS FAITH AND REAL CONFIDENCE IN
THE QUALITY OF OUR BREAD

. Mann Block

Phone 111

merited
quarter of the animal was chooned off,
and in two packs, including cape and
antlers, about 170 pounds of the mon-
arch of the forest was hoisted on our
backs. At camp the other dunnage was
added, and a staggering start made.
Packing Home The Evidence
Uncountable miles up steep sidehills,
over, under, and (mostly) down be-
tween*dead logs, snags, heavy brush,
and we changed packs, Fred taking
the heaviest. This proyed to be worse,

nful ¢
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DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT WAST

Breakfast -- Lunch

Dinner

It's a real job to plan them satisfactorily every day —to set each table with good,
healthful food, varied to keep the appetites up and sameness from appearing too of-
ten. That's just where the Safeway store can help you—a visit will reveal many
suggestions—the Safeway man is trained to help too, and when you have finished
your purchases and are back home again you will find the task much easier, morte
enjoyable, and that your table will be set with better food at less cost.

Butter Coffee

Safeway finest creamery but- Try our bulk coffee—you will
ter

Se $125 Eh. 43c
Tomatoes

Ashcroft brand B.C. packed

choice quality
2 Cans 25c

Soa
Palm Olive or Lux fine toi-
let soaps; recommended by
beauty specialists
15c.

Oranges

Sunkist Sweet Juicy Oranges

2 Barsc o

Corn

Quaker Brand, Choice qual-
ity.

Ban = oe 43c¢ 3 Dozens 43c
Soup Corn Flakes
Aylmer’s Tomato or Vege- Sugar Crisp
table.
S cancun 29c | Pkg. - 5e
Brooms Preserves

Max-I-Mum strawberry pre-

ie ae - 59c

Fine quality at a real saving

Each 39c

Bread

Safeway; all wrapped in a

sanitary wax paper
3 Loaves 20c

Flour

Blue Bird Brand, Blended
and Milled especially for
Safeway Stores.

49-1, Sack $2.59
Oats

B. & K. Rolled Oats,
standard Breakfast food.

7T-Lb. sack - 49¢

{

The

Soa
Pearl White laundry soap

1 0 Bars 39c
Lard

Swift’s Silver Leaf pure lard

5-Lp. Pail ~ 89c

Beef
Choice Pot Roasts
Lb. 20c

Fresh Boneless Stew

Lb. 20c

Hamburg Steak
35c

Saturday Special
Lard

Swift's pure lard

2 Lbs.

Bacon

mild-cure

$1.05

35c

Streaky,

3 Lbs.

2 (by ea gs

Lb. -

Pork
Shoulder Roasts
25c

| NATURAL WEALTH OF CARIBOO
see (Continued from inside page)

for with every fall—there were plen-
ty—the fighting prongs of Mr. Moose’s
antlers indulged in post-mortem joys
of lly gouging our neck

so he passes into a deep spruce grove
without molestation. Within half an
hour a big bull is glimpsed in the
heavy timber below us two miles dis-
tant, and down we hustle for a cau-
tious up-wind offensive. Two more

Wearying of this apprenticeship in the
moose’s art of navigating 12-inch tree
alleys with 55-inch horns held aloft,
Fred was again supplicated to ex-
change lo: Another hour's travel,
and the big joint of meat was taken

aged bulls (they apparently die of
j old age in this neck of the woods) aré,
seen peacefully sleeping behind a
deadfall, the raging passions of Venus
to be theirs no more, if the barren
headgear they showed was any indi-
cation. Dusk is approaching, so we
hurry towards a noisy uproar in the
woods not far ahead, where bellowing,
thuds, and loud grunts are the ac-
companiment to the crashing of horns.
We sneak up to peek in the clearing,
in time to note our selected bull leay-
ing the arena minus an eye, and his
chest ripped open in a dozen places,
his amorado under escort of a bigger
animal, which carried proudly a blood-
stained fighting-top of majestic pro-
portions. Two hurried shots through
his antlers provoked Fred to caustic
abuse, and the moose into high in our
direction. It took three more bullets
from the Mauser to lay the big fellow
low, and it wasn’t a first-class shoot-
ing exhibition at that.

Grizzly Hunt Called Off
Next morning, during the skalping

to a log, ruthlessly hacked in half,
and the biggest hunk thrown away.
‘Another warm mile or two, and the
joint was carefully boned, thus dispos-
ing of rank superfluity. Stops become
more frequent, at diminishing in-
tervals, with canned goods thrown

overboard and the joint further bi-
sected. On arrival at the lake, an
exhausted pair scraped some marrow
from the skull, cooked up the somewhat
thin sirloin steak that survived, and
ate it themselves. So there you are,

Make Your Home Ready for Winter

) Wise householders are getting their homes fixed up NOW
for those biting northeaSters, and the cooler temperatures
of fall and winter. We can give you CLOSE PRICES on
building paper, nails, hardware and builders’ supplies.
If we don’t stock it, we'll get it in at Co-Operative Prices

Shotgun & Rifle
| Ammunition

The right loads for ducks
and pheasants in relidble
gtades of shells. .And we
can get your rifle ammuni-
tion at Prices that will
y please you—Co-operative
Prices.

Matsqui Co-Operative Association

G, H. KERR, Manager
Telephones: Mission 1021; Abbotsford 108F

MATSQUI, B.C.

Farm for rent.

Apply J. M. Rowley,
Abbotsford.

For Sale or Rent—7 Room House and
10 acres of land. Apply Robert Hig-
ginson (Jr)., Yale road, Abbotsford.

‘Trade.—will accept car as part pay-
ment or will sell a specially built Ma-
son & Risch miniature grand piano in
good condition. Music lessons given.
Please phone or write Mrs. J. Morley,
RR. 1 Abbotsford or phone 91R.

ee

For Sale —Five-tooth Cultivator,
Smoothing Harrow, to use with small
horse, also lawn mower, ‘Apply Mrs,
E. C. Morley, Poplar.

We Are Busy
Because We

Give Service
-the best Service

Phone 62

Service in the Repair Department.
Service in the Oil, Gas and Tire Dep-
artment and Service in the Sales Dep-
artment.
Prompt, Most Obliging, and Most Thor-
ough Service—Call Us.

ABBOTSFORD MOTORS GARAGE
Fast, Powerful Wrecker

When you want the Most

For Permanent Buildings, Call On Us

The Progressive Home Maker and

at his home here this

hall on Saturday evening w
by about 50 people.
chestra playing

Flossie visited in Vancouy.
News advertisers

For Sale—Piano and bench, radio
complete, saxophone, set of traps,
guitar, banjo, violin, clarionet, sccut
drum, gas heater, baby’s bed, niano
lamp, pictures. H. Owens, G.N. sta-
tion. 1

Large Gurney Furnace for sale
How's that for a bargain? eee
S.M. News office,

We have a staff of experienced mech- Lost—Utica Field Shot Gun, double

anics and the necessary equipment to peer a: ais Clayburn and
i inder please ret)

Successfully handle all repair work. T. S. Seldon Clayburn, Rew to

ABBOTSFORD

Mr. J. E. Vanetta 5; past a few days
eek.

The relief dance held | in the Orange
aS enjoyed

The Maple or-

for the dancing,

Mrs, Hunt and daughters Vera and

ver last week

your best friends

frey; Miss Jean Fraser, as coo!
Miss Lillian Nadon as maid. a

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FACTORY SAT. TERIES

ENABLES’ $7 vp,

Pork Spare Ribs
20c

Fresh Pork Sausage
25c

Lb. °-

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Farmer nowadays. has no time or use
for shack fabrication of his buildings—
he has found that PERMANENCY in
BUILDINGS PAYS PROFITS, where
the make-shift building bas no market

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—they work for community
—inyariably ¢
Miss Jessie Coog:
with her parents
Miss Helena

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