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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS

& MATSQUI NEWS

Save !

is a Real Saving—and Prac-
ucal Economy—

Isn't that the Keynote of the
Times? How to Save —ah !

that’s tho question.

Did It occur to you that there

Phone 111—we'll prove it !

Veteran Campaigner Wins
Sumas Reeveship Seat

By a substantial majority Councll-
lor “Mike Murphy won election to
the office of chief executive of Sumas
municipality on Saturday, and inel-
dentally, provided surprise to a
great many observers of local muni-
cipal affairs. The vote was:

Reeve C. A, Lamson, 109.

Councitlor M. Murphy, 143.

First meeting of the new Council,
comprising the new Reeve, and Coun-

ors J. Frith, E. H, Boley, J. L,
Starr and Alec. Hougen, is to be held
tomorrow, when the members are to
be sworn in.

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Patients In hospital December 1st.) with the Live Y's taking the affirma-

7; admitted during December 27; ba-| tive and the Peardonville Hall Ass'n

Dies born, 4 the negative. ive Y speakers are

Died during month, 4; Patients] Miss Lancast Marriette, F. Price

© discharged n hospital, December | and the hall. o H. Martin, G,

Bist, 5. Total—as, Peardon, A. Price,

Medical casew, Fe} minor operations
perations, 1; obstetrical 6;

fractures, 1, Total—88.'|7 days; Langley, 1 patient, 8 days;

patfents, 166 day. Unorganized, 8 patients, 66 days; 1n-

ents, 21 days; Abbotsford| dian, 1 patient, 7B. % Total—a8

Score
0. W. BENEDICT or ane
palgner in Sumas minicipal atfalrs
Courtcons Services — Right Prices — Quick Delivery and withall a conspicuous figure in
public affairs, has met his share of
ABBOTSFORD & KILGARD Telephone 111 rebuffs in previous election contests
after str contesta for
office. And the seat to which he is
; ae elected is certainly no sinecure in

WEIR'S SELL GOOD TIRES!

My NAME’'S AUTO REPAIRS --
AND THIS IS My |
STRONGEST ARM:

Weir's Fireproof Garage

Will Save You Trouble and Money. Wrecker Phone 36

Country, or City

Abbotsford Quality Zumber
will never fail you!

Never a complaint on Quality

Over a Quarter-Century Reputation
for High Quality. Abbotsford Lum-
ber and Shingles have won esteem in
the world’s most competitive markets

Never a complaint on Service

Delivery on the Dot when Promised,
Loaded as and Where Instructed.

Never a complaint on Price

Demoralized markets and Bankrupt
Stock dumping does not di our
Abbotsford plon-
has, and will en-
to meet all price

25

YOU PAY NO MORE FOR THE
BEST QUALITY HERE;
—YOU PAY LESS !

ABBOTSFORD LUMBER C0., LTD.

EDGAR TRETHEWEY, President. J. K. DES BRISAY, Treasurer.

To Protect Other

Investments—
keep a
Savings
Account

Tue most dependable form ,of ine
vestment is money in a Savings Bank.

With most investments you haye
to sell at a loss to obtain cash in an
emergency. But money in a savings
account never depreciates in value,
It is always ready for use and earns
a steady 3% interest,

Whatever your circumstances,
you should keep an adequate Sav-
ings Account as your private invest-
ment. At The Royal Bank of
Canada you will receive efficient
and courteous attention,

The Royal Bank
of Canada

CAPITAL AND RESERVES $74,155,106 TOTAL ASSETS OVER $70,000,000

M.S. A, Hospital Report hould 8
subject le
Tuesday tn the Pe

the

t
rdonville i ail

jon 1 patient,

this day and age of, economic tra-
Never since 1894, when the
suet was incorporated, has a new
Council faced a year 50 ee Be with
financla other problems. Un-
doubtedly ‘the old Council was weary
of office, and the three members who
offered themselves for another term
only did so at the last-minute urging
of supporters. Neither Reeve Lamson
nor the new incumbent to his office
pursued the usual vigorous solicita-
tion, but left ratepayers to turn out
and yote according to their spontan-
eous inclinations.

Consistent with his election plat~
form, Reeye-Elect Murphy is to an-
nounce his policies relative to unem-
ployment relief and other matters at
tomorrow's meeting.

ABBOTSFORD

Mr, and Mrs. Frank McCallum were
accorded a delightful surprise party
last Friday evening, when a number
of friends gathered at their home. A
jolly evening was spent In games and
cards, Those. present Included Mr.
and Mr We rl nd Mrs. OQ,
Walker, Mr. and Mra. E. Burns, Mr.
and Mrs Hipple, Mrs, MeCrimmon;
. A. McDonald, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs,
Thonipson and Mr, Woods.
Mr. and Mrs, H. Lambert,
ly of Cockrane and Stettler, Alberta,
have taken up rensidence on the
ranch, east of the vil-

y like this country”
Mr MDambert sala, "but the price of

n is a surprise to us in entering
the poultry business. T sold a fine
crop of No, 3 wheat on the prairie
for 25e a bushel, while out here we
pay 75c a bushel for very inferior
grades of feed.

former-

irs We W. Burroughs of Chaplain,
Sask. a guest of his aunt, Mrs.
is MeMlllan this week,

Dox
‘i :
| amends
Buckley's Pure Cod Liver Oil
builder and recon-

—a great

structive for young or old.

THE PUREST OF DRUGS —

| AND THE BEST OF CARE
IN COMPOUNDING YOUR

PRESCRIPTION,

Buckley’s
Pharmacy

News Bldg. Phone 55

Announcing
the arrival of a full line of

Old Country
Confectioneries
Toffees Etc.

Kelly’s Confectionery

ABBOTSFORD

Caramels

BUILDING

General
Blacksmithing

Wheelwright
& General
Wagon Work

Horse Shoelng
a Specialty

JOHN SORBY

The old McMenemy Shop,
Abbotsford, B.C,

ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH

Sunday

next—
11 a. i
1

Holy iGommunlon
nool

yeonieanta
Cubs

4 p.m.

Wednesday
Annual Con ogation’ Meet: will
be held Thursday, January 19 n the
Parish Hall, at 8 p.m. sharp.
i REY. E. H. BAKER, Vicar

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
Pastor: Rev, W. A. Lewis
Sunday—10 a.m. . Sunday School

Worship

. Evangelistic

Prayer and Bible
Study.

Youngs People’
ryleg

Wednesday,

Friday,

a ‘isi 8 day:

patients, 290 day

Matsqui Reeve-Glerk
Discord Ventilated At
Ratepayers’ Meeting

Final meeting of Matsqui munici-
held in Mats-

pal elections campaign,
qui village last Fri¢ provided two
hours of yocal entertainment featur-
ing a bitter denouncement of Clerk
B. A. Woods by the retiring Reeve, G.
Cruickshank, Not only was the
ity of the municipal official sey
criticized, but his methods, knowledge
of municipal law, and personal fea-
tures came in for wholesale ridicule
from his former chief, who declared
In one passage “Iam not a candidate
for the reeveship, and I would not
accept the sitiea with that Gle rk for
one thousand dollars a month."
The circumstances of his disqua
fication were dwelt upon by the spea-
ker, who acrimonfously, and with oc-
casional wit, detailed the discordant
relations prevailing between himself
and the Clerk. Reporters of two city

a

newspapers were also scathingly men-
tioned In the tirade
Municipal
leave
t

sainst ‘the High
Authority who did not
Prince Rupert because he wan-

the best
1 by one
ters, supposedly present
and taking verbatim report of the
Reeve's statements,

Councillor Kettle was also Implicat-
ed, and later engaged in a

with the Reeve over tax sale lands.

Dee!

icholson Retired
Nicholson

D. carefully ex-
pinta in a brief ech, is rei in
fo! clining accla) jon to the reeve-
“It was not in consideration
feorge Cruickshank” he said,
“that I did this, but because the rate-
payers had not been given the oppor-
tunity to choose the man they want-
ed for reeve. I was willing to face
an election, and am confident that I
would give my opponent a close run.”
Councillor pdchild, members of
the School Board and others also
spoke during the evening. Mr.
Lancaster occupied the chair,

Tom Bennett Again
Heads Legion Here

At the annual general meeting of
Canadian Legion, Thos, Bennett was
re-elected president of the branch,
with H. Conway and W. 8. Hill-Tout
a: J

Raseensy e
‘ollows:

committee was Bei
R. Ralston, G. Ha:
4 nn, H. T. Deter:

Ww

H. Bal Was re appointed
chaplain, and Ross will be au-
ditor for another yea’

It was shown that the sum of $286
had been expended for relief during
1932. Memberships In the branch
numbered 106, in addition there being
26 club members.

It ig planned to give an open “house
warming” some time next month im-
mediately prior to dedication of the
quarters, now nearing comple-
The public will be freely invit-
ed to Inspect the quarters fae enjoy
the hospitality of the Legio

Features of the building are a

large, commodious lounge and bar-
billiard room, reading room,
card room, fices for the com-

nd of!
mittee and secretary, Modern plumb-
ing, with showers in the basement,
where there is a janitor's room and
sufficient space for future | require-

nts, heating is installed.
Exterior of the bullding is of attrac-
tive appearance, the walls being cov-
ered with artifical brick veneer. Oth-
ex than (providing pleasant quarters
for the war yeterans and their
friends, the new Legion clubhouse is
an architectural asset to the district.

Born.—To Mr. and Mrs. D. Bene-
dict, in the M. Hospital, Jan-
uary 16, a daught

Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holts-

baum, in the M. S. A.
January 15, a daughter,

The Pioneer
Plumber

of the

Abbotsford district

A Job that Is always Satisfac-
tory—and a Price that i
ways the lowest and FAIR.

WM.ROBERTS

‘hospital on

Shoe Repairing
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE

We Rebuild your Shoes

—not cobble them.
Prices Reasonable — My Work is
Guaranteed.

A. McDonald

Essendene Avenue East
Located in Stockwell’s Paint Shop

Felix says:

Home Baking is Like
Home Brewing

iy d—"Your father was in-
ju in an explosion? How did

it happen? -
Johnny— ‘Well, mother says
it was too much yeast; but fa-
ther says Its was too much su-
gar’

‘Krispy Krust
Bread

Buy

q!

THE VALLEY BAKERY

G. WILSON and J. DAVIS, Proprietors Phone 54

Do you dine ‘‘Out’’?

And why not enjoy the occasional
dinner “‘out’’ just as you would on
a ip ta ane ae Avoid the meal
work ally by a party at
THE REANGARD GRILL

This Hotel affords comfort plus—
recommend it to your friends and
business colleagues,

Hotel Atangard

W. 8. Gardiner H. L. Atking
Phone 100

A Thoroughly Moder. Hotel with Licers.d Premises

Notice to Creditors

DR>. E. E. GRAVES
Dentist

In the matter of the Estate of
Thomas Llewellyn Downes,
deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
all persons having claims against the
estate of Thomas Llewelyn Downes,

ceased, Iate of Abbotsford, in the
Province of British Columbia,
died on the 22nd day
1932, are requir

th day of January,
deliver or send by prepaid letter post
full particulars of their claims,
verified to Leslie Caldecott,
botsford, B.C., Executor of the estate
id Thomas Llewelyn Downes,

Office Hours:
9 AM. to 430 P.M.
OFFICE CLUSED ALL DAY
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Lady Assistant in Charge

SUMAS, WASH.
Canadian Money at Par.

b-

VALLEY LUMBER CO.

Phone
G.

deceased.

AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
last mention the Executor
will proceed iat distribute the assets
of the estate among the persons en-
titled thereto, having regard only to
the claims of which he shall then
have had notice.

ALL persons indebted to the sald
estate are required forthwith to make
payment to the said Executor at the
above addre

DATED

.50

per ton

Bion $
oal

Abb

at
29th day of Decemb

LIMITED

Lower Sumas Road
Mgr. Abbotsford br,

Sford, B.C. this
D, 1932

146
Richardson,

YARWOOD DURRANT,
Solicitors for the above-
named Executor,

&

DR. G. BE. PARRISH

DENTIST
Office Hours — 9 to &
Evenings by Appointment

Telephone:
Office 64; Residence 91

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