ABBOTSFORD, SUMA

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Radio Is A asting, Gif
ift

Of all the Christmas gifts none will meet with
greater enthusiasm than a Westinghouse radio set. It
is a gift that the entire family will enjoy, for day after
day your home will be flooded with countless hours of
enjoyment.

In the complete line of Westinghouse Radio Sets
and Radiolas you will find a model to suit your require-
ments, locality and your pocketbook.

For example the Model 57—a battery operated
set many times as selective as the averagé set. Other-
‘wise known as “‘the greatest value in radio”, Contains
every improvement found in a set at twice the price.
One dial control. Wide tonal range. Operates on the
newly perfected UX-201-B radiotron which cuts oper-
ating costs in half. The price, without accessories, is
only $78.00! Come in to-day and judge this model
for yourself, be

Abbotsford Variety Sales

M. C. SWITZER Phone 75F

Westinghouse

PIONEERS IN RADIO

Ford

THE UNIVERSAL CAR

Place Your Orders Now—We Are Filling Orders in Rotation

Brett Motors are now enabled
to offer motorists the most
modern, complete and econo-
| mical garage facilities in the
Fraser Valley.

| BRETT'S LIMITED |

ABBOTSFORD
Phn. 82 Farmers 3402

MISSION

f CHILLIWACK
Phone 47

| Phone 55

Give Us a Call Folks!

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JAP ORANGES, while they last, per i) ee eS Se ci
FLOUR, AQ-Ib. SACKS 20 sewn e ect e reer cen ccerceeresars $2:50
NABOB TEA, special for a short time ----.--+-s+5++eeer0s 73° }

SPECIALS ON TOMATOES, PEAS, CANNED
PINEAPPLE AND MARMALADE

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“Seryice With a Smile”

Bill Polson’s Kash & Karry Grocery |

Opposite Abbotsford Post Office |

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woods west of Abbotsford last week.

Miss Fogg arrived at Whatcom road
from Tacoma last evening, and will
stay with Mr. and Mrs. W. Porter for
a time. Miss Fogg has resided on Su-
mas Prairie before, having a number
a friends there.

R. Hanley of Cultus Lake, was re-
manded for sentence in New Westmin-
\ster police court last week, when he
pleaded guilty to a statutory offense.
——— Box-sleigh with team, and cutter for

Messrs. Delair and Schluter are re- |hire by hour, or evening. Parties ca-
ported to have each shot deer in the)tered to, Apply G. A, MacKay, Abb.

Winning Widow” Presented At Bradner

“The Winning Widow” an amusing
play, ‘was presented by St. Matthew’s
Dramatic Society in Bradner Church
Jast Thursday, and in spite of the bliz-
zard, there was a large audience.
Among those who took part were Mr,
M. Sparling, Mrs. F. Thompson, Mr.
Bell and Mrs. Paver. The play was
well presented and highly amusing, and
will be presented in Abbotsford to-
morrow.

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MATSQUI TO CALL PLEBISCITE i
ON SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION ,

Several road improvement delegations

petitioned Matsqui council at Satur-
day's meeting for attention in their re:
spective districts.
Mr. Welch of Peardonville, occupying
S. S. B. land, sought advice and assis-
tance of the council in cleaning out
drain causing trouble in his locality,
the Settlement Board apparently hav-
ing no funds for this work.

Returning officers at the forthcoming
municipal elections were named the
same as last year, and polling booths
to be in the same places as last year
with one exception, Peardonville com-
munity hall to be used, instead of Mr.
Williams’ house. It was decided to
call a plebiscite upon the consolidated
high school movement.

Very few changes resulted in the vo-
ter’s list at the Court of Revision, seven
or eight names being added.

Accounts were passed for payment
as follows:

(Noy. Ist to Dec. 9th payments).

J. Ferguson, $9.80; Aldergrove T. Co.,
$5.50; M. Pihl, $13.60; A. D, McDonald,
$5.30; J. A. Jackman $3.20; A. Tracey
$80.00; F. Tracey, $18.40; R. Fletcher,
$36.80; C. Gebhart, $33.50; J. Prasiloski
$33.50; J. Marriette, $18.40; I. Spriggs,
W. Stafford, $25.60; A. Peardon,
H. Peardon, $9.60; J. Gatenby,,
$3.00; 5, A. Solomon, 5.00; J. R.
Smith, $3.20; R, Jackinan, $20.40; Jas.

D. G. Nicholas, $2.00;

A. Morrison, $12.81

Jas. Allan, $25.

Hmscliffe, $1.60; 5M. .00; H.
P, Knoll, $17.70; Abb. L. M. D. Co. Ltd.
rm. Co. Ltd., $33.59; G. A.
H. Skonge, $7.20; A.De-
J. yMurph¥_ $116.00; A.
. Lomas, $82.40; P. R.

Conroy, $294.0
Anderson, $141.00; J. K. No?

W. B. A.. Lodge Names Officers

Officers for the ensuing year were
elected at a meeting of Abbotsford Re-
view W.B.A. last evening, as follows: ||
president, Mrs. Roberts; vice-president, ||
Mrs. H. L. Atkins; record-keeper, Mrs. |
John Wilson; collector, Mrs. P. Wilson};
chaplain, Mrs. M. M. Shore; lady of
ceremonies, Miss A. McCrimmon; ser-
geant, Mrs. W. Greenwood; “inner hos-

tess, Mrs. S. F. White; outer hostess, {

Mrs. C. Watson; musician, Mrs. Lait;
captain of guards, Miss E. Stady; color
bearers, Mrs. Heller, Mrs. Walk Mrs.
Grimley, Mrs. Trussell; trust corres-
pondent, Mrs. M. M. Shore; ensigns to
be appointed at next meeting.

Automobile license plates for 1928
have been received by the Provincial
Police, and several have already been
issued. Numbers of renewals start
next year from 24-801, and new regis-
trations from 25-501. Office hours at
the police station for the issuance of
plates are from 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 5
p.m. Orange lettering on a black back
ground will be the new color.

Mrs. and Mrs, Frank Thompson of
Clayburn were surprised by the visit of
a sleighload of Abbotsford friends last
evening, who enjoyed a very jolly time
at games, music and dancing. Tasty
refreshments were served by the host
and hostess,

Born—To Mr, and Mrs. French, Ab-
botsford in New Westminster, on Dec.
10, @ son.

John A. McDonald

GENERAL

CONTRACTOR

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
& REPAIRS

Blatchford A 2
L. Downes, $3.20; J, Blateford, $6
H. Mutch, $3.20; ©. Purver,

Brett’s Limited $30.50; Imperial

Ltd., $21.50; T, F. Seldon, $92.15; G.
Paterson, $10.20; E, G. Walters, $16.95
Matsqui Co-Op., $19. C. C, Reynolds
$51.00; B. Hamilton, $118.80;
Curry, $65.25; J. Anderson, $69.00; E.
Borg, $256.50; D. Wood, $99.20 i
Manson, $83.20; H. Borg, $98.80; J.

‘Athey, $70.40; H. Hurum, $19.85; J.P.
Alngreu, $15.00; R. S. Adams, $25.60;
T. J. Overstall, $25.00; C. E. Poignant,
$80,75; G. Borg, $58.50; East Side Gar-
age, $43.42; F. C, Smith, $8.00; A. E.
Co Ltd.
A,

ey, $117.75; ©
$10.80; A. L, Plant, $5.00)
Hospital, $70.70.

Gift Suggestions
for the Men

GILLET or AUTO STROP 49°
RAZORS -

SILK BOWS. or NECKTIES 50° & up

MEN’S CLOTH CAPS, new styles $1.49

SILK SHIRTS, each $2:95

BROADCLOTH SHIRTS, each $1-98

FINE CASHMERE SOX, pair 49°
||FELT & LEATHER SLIPPERS $1-95
ARM BANDS 4 25°
CUFF LINKS « 40°

LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS-.., ».- 50°

STRONG WORKING BOOTS $3.79
special, per pair
HIGH TOP LEATHER BOOTS $675

STRONG KHAKI or BLUE 98°
WORK SHIRT ......-;
SUSPENDERS, per pair ....:- 49°
WOOL JERSEYS, each .. es $9.75
FINE BLUE SERGE SUIT, 5 $247

size 37, special

For Boys

C.C.M. BICYCLES—sold on Easy Terms

||BOYS' WOOLEN SWEATERS $9.65

with roll collar.....--.+++
BOYS’ SUITS, reg. values up $7.
to $10.00 7 27
Cc

CORDION ..

FAMOUS STRAUS MECHANICAL
TOYS
Amusement for old and young
particularly the old 25° and up

BOOKS FOR BOYS, large range 3c

For Girls

FELT BEDROOM SLIPPERS....
SILK HOSE, New Shades

SILK GARTERS
GIRLS’ SWEATERS
WOOLEN TOQUES

FLANNEL DRESSES

T" Village Store

R.A.COOPER CLAYBURN

Frame, Concrete, or Brick’|]

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I Intend to S jately some

Good Used Cars
At Give-Away Prices

FORD LIGHT DELIVERY 1925

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fey Shopping

Should be done as early in
B the month: as possible,
There is Always a Last Rush and You Do Not Get the Service or

Selection of Merchandise You Wish For,

We have many suitable lines for GIFTS laid out and
clearly priced, and invite you to come in and look
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY /

them over.

ARTICLE, so that you can pick it up at the last

moment. e
FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, BAGS, PEARLS, LINGERIE,
FLOWERS, NECKWEAR, DRESSING GOWNS, BATH
ROBES, BLANKETS, COMFORTERS, RUGS, SWEATERS,
TOYS, MEN’S SUSPENDERS, GARTERS, ARMBANDS,
SCARFS, TIES, BRIDGE SETS, GLOVES, HOSE, ETC.

SE Io mn Re
J. GILMOUR

ABBOTSFORD

PHONE 4

GENERAL MERCHANT; |

YOU CAN BUY AT THE RIGHT PRICE AT

The Mill Store

UNDERWEAR, all sizes for $2:00

STANFIELD'S RED LABEL
men, per garment
QUAKER FLOUR, 49's, per sack

QUICK QUAKER (Aluminum) ROLLED OATS

BULK COFFEE, a special worth trying pound

BARBED WIRE—a good chance to fix up your fences, roll $3.45

A Nice Christmas Gift—
We still have a few COLEMAN LAMPS at

HEADQUARTERS FOR HUDSON'S BAY POINT sa if

THE MILL STORE

J. S. DALY Prop. FOR QUICK DELIVER

FORD LIGHT DELIVER 1925
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY, 1922
FORD TOURING (2) 1922 models
FORD TOURING, 1925 model
ESSEX COACH, 1926 model
STAR TOURING 1925 model
You Get a Fair Deal and Lasting
Satisfaction When You

Buy from your Local Dealer

M. ANDERSON

Hudson-Essex Dealer

Phone 1022 MATSQUI, B.C.

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Cheatre

MISSION CITY

FRIDAY & SATURDAY, DEC. 16-17:

Buster Keaton

In

“The General”

PARAMOUNT NEWS

TUESDAY & WED., DEC. 20-21:
Ken Maynard in ||
“The Land Beyond
the Law”

Comedy: “WILD WALLOPS”

Tues., Wed. and Friday at 8 p.m.
Saturdays at 7.30 and 9.15 p.m.

Strayed—On to my premises, bright
red calf; tag number J46728. Owner
may have same by paying for this ad-
vertisement. C. O'D. Bell, Matsqui. 1

Lost—Collie, female, sable and white
answers name “Lady” reward Notify
J. C. Ross, R.R. 2, Abbotsford. Phone 65

Wanted—Second Hand Organ.
B, News.

For Sale—‘Springbrooke Angie Pau-
line” registered Holstein, 5 years old;
to freshen Feb 12; one grade Holstein
5 years old, to freshen Dec. 24; also 8-
year-old horse, 1000-1200 lbs.; and 3
yearling heifers. Chas, Holbrow, Clay-
burn, B.C. 2

Found—Black Water Spaniel; will be
sold unless claimed before Dec. 25. E.

Box

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Gives Volume, Clear Re-
ception, Distance, Perfor
‘mance—and free-front
trouble operation at all
times.

Radiola

A free demonstration will be
gladlygiven in your own home

Don't Drive Without
Chains. We Sell Them

ABBOTSFORD MOTORS

CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILr AUTOMOBILES
Phone 62 W. DUARK

oe 5

You'd Be Surprised !

at the vast selection of gift ar-
ticles offered in this store—gool
servicable presents that would
please anyone—actually thous-
ands to choose from toys, cut-
lery, firearms, china, kitchenware
and furnishings, furniture, sport-
ing goods. And EVERTHING IS
CHEAPER THIS YEAR.

You can buy so cheap at
the big hardware store

H. P. KNOLL

VERNON & BUCKERFIELD, Lid.

Head Office: VANCOUVER, B.C
manufacturers of

VB
BETTER Se FEEDS

Highest Grade Stocks at Lowest
Market Prices

‘Diamond Brand” Dairy and Poultry Feeds. Hay, Grain and
Poultry Supplies carried in stock.

Phone 70

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A. M. SPARLING, Manager

J. Boyce, Abbotsford.

For Sale—Yorkshire pigs (sows and |
barrows) 6 weeks’ old; good stuff $54
each. A. H, Horn, Abbotsford 1

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The funeral of Ernest Porter will be|Lamson, D. Marcey, Floyd Parberry,
3 » D. y, Floy

held from Gillies’ parlors, Huntingdon |W. Buchanan, E. Kask, and Pat ONeill

to Musselwhite cemetery tomorrow at| Deceased lad was born On

1 p.m. Pallbearers are to be O, A.| Prairie 19 years ago.

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