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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9, 1942

“ School Days Mean Good Meals ”

BREAKFAST---
CORN FLAKES, Kellogg's
PANCAKE FLOUR, Aunt Jemima
PANCAKE SYRUP, Kay
MARMALADE, Red & White
LUNCH---

LUNCH TONGUE, York
DINNER---

CLAM CHOWDER, Red & White

OYSTER CHOWDER, Red & White

WHOLE GREEN BEANS, Aylmer

3 pkts. 25¢

Both for 39c

jar 30c

35c

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10c
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BUY WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES

M.C. Walker & Co.

THE RED & WHITE STORE

Atangard Block

FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
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Phone 130

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Announce

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M-S-A PARAGRAPHS

Gathered by-our District Correspondents

HUNTINGDON
WEEKEND ACTIVITY—
COMING AND GOING

Mr. and Mrs. Finlay ‘of New
Westminster spent the holiday
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. AI-
lan Crouter,

Mr. George Ball
the past week.
Miss Agnes Fraser of
wack visited with her
during the week.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. T. Lindsay were Mr. Mon-
creiff and Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay,
Sr., of Vancouver.

John Dawson is spending a
few days with his parents after
working at Trail for the past
two months.

Weekend visitors with Mr. and
J. Burton were Mrs. Fish
and two daughters of Tacoma;
Mrs. Bllon of Puyallup, Wn., Mr.
Mansfield of Sedro Woolley, Wn.,
Mrs. Carey and Miss Frances
Burton of Bellingha

visited Van-

Chilli-
mother

"ABERDEEN
BIRTHDAY CLUB HONORS

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CHANGE OF DATE

FRED R. BOOTH

OPTOMETRIST

of Booth Optical Co., 620 W. Georgia St., Vancouver

will be at

BLACK’S DRUG STORE
ABBOTSFORD

THIS SATURDAY
September 12th

between 2:30 and 9 p.m.

Instead of the third Saturday in the month
as customary

MRS. A. LUNDEBERG
Red Cross Auxiliary Will
Resume Meetings Soon

The birthday of Mrs. A. Lunde-
berg was celebrated on Thurs-
day when members of the club
met at her home. Cards were

|Mrs. Alfred Gledhill and Mrs. W.
| Denny. Refreshments were serv-
|ed by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. A. E. Gledhill. The guest
¢ lot honor was presented with a
pair of picture frames.

| Miss Joan Lawrence has re-
[turned to her home in Victoria
‘after visiting for a few days at
the A. E. Gledhill home.

| The Red Cross Auxiliary will
resume its monthly meetings on
Wednesday, Sept. 16 at 2:15 p.m.
in the Community hall.

Mr. and Mrs. Barlow of Van-
couver and Mrs. H. Fowles of
White Rock were Sunday guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Fowles.
| The wool blanket for the Aber-
deen Red Cross arrived and will
be on display at Twisters’ store.
Drawing will take place in the
near future.

Mrs. Cameron of Glen Valley
has been appointed principal and
Miss Alstead of New Westminster
'junior teacher of the Aberdeen
school.

PRES ELIS LER LIOR EI DIED LSID ESR IIS,

You're Invited to the
Eighth Annual

CENTRAL FRASER VALLEY

FAIR

ABBOTSFORD
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 11th & 12th

1

LIVESTOCK
PRODUCE
HANDICRAFTS

STEAM TRAIN

2 Divisions

PET PARADE
STOCK PARADE |
CALF CLUBS |

Good Prize Money

200 SCHOOL GARDENS
POULTRY CLUBS
STOCK JUDGING

YOUR COMMUNITY EXHIBITION

—Admission to Grounds 25c—

SHETLAND PONIES

Entries close 9 p.m. September 10, excepting livestock and poultry 9 p.m. September 11

Mail entrie

to L.

J

KETTLE

Secretary, R.R. 1,

Abbotsford,

Annual Membership Tickets, 50c, provide Free Entries and Admission to Grounds and Hall

played, the prizes being won by |

SUMAS
RESIDENT OF SUMAS SIXTY
YEARS AGO VISITS DISTRICT

Many American Visitors
Here for Labor Day

Visitors at the homes of Mr.
and Mrs. Ferraro and Mr. and
Mrs. Zenardo recently were the
iollowing: Gnr. P. Bearazzuol and
Mrs. Bearazzuol, Mrs. Gheseleri
and children and Rev. Father
Leonard, all of Vancouver.

Gail Kenny of Seattle paid a
call on old friends in the dist-
rict on Thursday.

Mrs. T. Aish of Mission spent
a week with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Aish.

Miss Thelma Nelles of
couver is spending a few
holiday with her parents,
and Mrs. M. Nelles, before
suming her studies at U.B.C

Mr. Kenneth MeDitken of Ta-
coma was a visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Harris during the
week.

Miss Lorraine Sparling return- 2
ed to Seattle on Wednesday after .
spending the past month as the | $§
guest of Patty-Lou Beldam.

Mrs. O. Walstrom and Lily of
Vancouver spent the weekend
with friends in the district.

Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Harris were Mr. and
Mrs. L. Diaz and- Mr. Phillip

Van-
flays
Mr.
re-| {

Sears of Seattle, Mrs. Fleming,
Katie and Jean Fleming of Bel-
lingham.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nelles
had as their guests for a week,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Doherty and
Mrs. Laura Hawkin, Rosedale.

Miss Merna and Miss Donna
Tillotson of Bellingham spent the
holiday weekend with their aunt,
Mrs. H. R. Harris.

Mr. and Mrs. Stowell and Miss
Patsy Carroll of Seattle spent
the Labor Day weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Hunter,

Mrs. C. Hunter of Los Angeles,
California, a resident of Sumas
60 years ago, is visiting Mrs. Mel
Fadden and other friends in the
district.

Visitors to Vancouver
day were Mr. and Mrs.
Hunter and their guests, Miss
mone Hammond of Nicola,
and Mr. and Mrs. y
Seatiies Ts. Stowell of

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Fadden were Mr. Irving
Fadden, Mrs. Clay and daughter
of New Westminster,

Mrs. J. Young and young son
of Vancouver have been visit-
ing her mother, Mrs, E. Marcy.

Satur-
Qe 1b

M
WASHINGTON MINISTER
VISITS LUTHERAN ‘AID’;
TEACHERS INTRODUCED
Near-End of Holiday Season
And Vacationists Still Going

Mr. McRae, Mr. and Mrs. Fra-
ser, Mr. Ted Westlin and son,
Teddy, of Aggasiz, were guests
Thursday at the home of Mr.
E. J. Westlin.

Mr. and Mrs. Todd of White
Rock visited their former store
dt Gifford on Tuesday.

Mrs. John Larsen and Virginia
left last Week for their home at
Jervis Inlet after a week’s visit
in the district.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Holmberg,
Norma and Pa spent the week-
end in Vancouver.

Rev. and Mrs, E, N. Eggan of
Washington visited the Lutheran
Ladies’ Aid at the home of Mrs.
Philip Frederickson on Wednes-
day Mrs. H. Wick was a
joint hostess. About 25 were pre-
sent and the new teachers, Miss

when

Eleanor Gerrie and Miss Jean
Gilmour, were introduced. Mrs.
F. Hansen and Mrs. W. Gilberg
as: ed in serving.

Mary Hougen left Wed-
nesday for a few days’ visit with

Prices Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sept. 10, 11, 12

Grapenut Flakes 9c Pork & Beans, MB .. 9c
French’s Mustard 9c Pufied Wheat Quaker 9c
Salt, shaker, tube 9c Lye, Royal Crown 9
Handy Ammonia .... 9c Sal Soda ......... 9c
Custard Powder, MB .9c Meat Pastes ....... 9c
Bird Gravel .... Pkt. 9c Toothpicks .. 2 pkt. 9c

Tomato Soup, Ayl. .. 9c Shoe Polish, 2-1 %

Fly Coils ..... doz. 19¢ Rontaioes 2 tins 19¢
* Van Camp

Kreme Whip .. 8-0z. 19c Chateamonecce 19¢

Wax Roll .. 100 ft. 19¢ Apple Juice .. 2 tins 19¢

Baking Powder, bulk 19c Cocoa, Neilson 14 Ib. 19c
Hand Soap, . 4 bars 19¢ Macaroni .... 3 Ib. 19c
Corn cee 4 pkts. 29c Roast Beef ....... 29¢
Sugar Crisp i
Matches .. 3 boxes 29c Heinz Baby Food . .3-29c
Old Dutch -. 3 tins 29c Tooth Paste, .. tube 29c
Pickles, Rosedale .. 29c Pepsodent
FLOOR WAX or GLO-COAT, Johnson’s ........ 59c
Brooms, 5-string 59c See r
Coffee, Ft. York, Ib. 4% : iL} Ps
Steero Bouillon yapsiis®
Cubes .... 2 tins 29c = a
Ze ws a
he, YOUR
PEACHES om GROCERY
Free-Stone tae’ LIST
ELBERTAS or HALES Et
have arrived WC
PICKLING ONIONS, 2 Ib. 25c in
GREEN PEPPERS ... Ib. 5c
RED PEPPERS CELERY mea
CAULIFLOWER

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This aaveriisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor
Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia

her daughter and son-in-law, Dr.

and Mrs. C. O. Swanson, Van-

couver, 4
Mrs. J. Lillbeck and Mrs Z

Holmberg will be hostes: at

the next meeting of the Luther-
an Ladies’ the

Aid, in church

parlor, Wednesday, Oct. 7
Mrs. Stanley Sorenson return-
ed Tuesday after a week’s visit

in Vancouve

Mrs. Joe Frederickson left for

ae

a month’s visit with her daugh-|
ter, Mrs. Wilmer McHardy of |}
Nelson,

Mrs. Jack Mahoney and three
children left Thurs for their
home in Kamloops.

Mr. A. H. C. Jones and Mr
Martin Fr of Victoria and
M Evelyn Beaton of Vancou-
ver were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs, A. N. S. Beaton

Miss Dorothy Woolley
home for the weekend, the
of her parents,

Use the Vant Ads

sell or

it to buy

o—aed

SCHOOL SU 2PLIES

EXERCISE BOOKS PENCILS — PENS RULERS
ERASERS PAINTS MATHEMATICAL SETS
LOOSE LEAF BINDERS, all sizes — LOOSE LEAF SHEETS
all sizes, plain and ruled — INKS, all colors — MUCILAGE
PASTE — PENCIL BOXES — DRAWING PADS — SET
SQUARES PORTFOLIOS REINFORCEMENTS

We advise you to purchase early as there is every indication
of a shortage in some lines

AT GOVERNMENT PRICES

Text Books *2.e2.2°"

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy
SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS

PRESCRIPTIONS
Kodaks

Developing

tati — rr
ahead! ERIC T. WEIR. Phm. B.

Phone 8

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