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Abbotsford, Sumas

LANG. SANDS, Editor and Owner
FRANCES PENGILLY, Business Manager

—Established 1922—
ford, British Col: i

& Matsqui News

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FOR SALE
—BSay You Saw it in The News—

FOR SALE — 3-room furnished

Large lot. Chas.
tangent! Hotel, Abbotsford. 36

FOR SALE — Saddle horse, v:
uiet. Mark Smith, Sim "Rd,
atsqui. 93

FOR SALE —Jersey cow, 6 vears
old of good fami
sound on the bag. _I.'P.
sky, eainbingdon “Rd, RR1 on
botsford.

FOR SALE

FOR SALE

FOR SALE — Victory and Brit-
ish Soverign Strawberry plants.
Steve Matty, Huntingdon, pane

167R in evenings.

FOR SALE — 1928 Chey. sedan,
serial 245793, price $200; 5
good tires, 2 new. Motor good,
seat covers. G. Wiebé,
Clayburn Rd.

FOR SALE — 9-acre farm, new
5-room house, % acre each of
strawberries and raspberries. J.
H. Buhler, Peardonville Exten-
sion Rd, RR1 Abbotsford. 116

FOR SALE — 5 good milking
cows, 3 ton oat hay, 700 laying
New Hampshire Aue
each. W. J. Elias, Mt. Leh-

Rd S, 11

FOR SALE — Victory
lants. Joe Keretez, Old ‘Clay-
urn Rd, 4% mile east ss

ford,

FOR SALE — EIT pari 65
New aoe pullets

June AM Ae each.
‘Abbotsford 3

GOWING FROST & SON’S AUC-
TION SALES—
Money; Sept. 24—At Dewdney
starts 11:30. 56 Cows and Hei-
fers. Bangs tested. Massey-
Harris er, 13 shipping cans.
Mr, Axel Larson, 3 miles East
of Dewdney on highway. A
first class herd.
. Wednesday, Sept. 26—Nicomen
Island, starts 11:30, 42 Milk-
Cows and heifers. All on
C.T.A. Test. The Queen of the
herd has record 505 lbs _ but-
terfat. Another has ‘produced
over ton butterfat in 7 periods.
All Bang Tested. A super herd.
Also Ensilage cutter and Ham-
ane Mill, both like new. Mrs.
F. Moran, Centre Rd.
Friday, Sept. 28—5 miles south
of Langley. Complete Farm
Sale, cows, young stock, imple-
ments. Poultry, furniture. Al-
so car and motorcycle. Starts

FOR SALE — Ten high grade
Dairy Cattle, some fresh, some
coming fresh, Smith,
Gifford.

FOR SALE — Good 1 mare
will work single or double, 5

ears old. Thompson, 3944
‘ ‘ownshipline Rd, Matsqui. 53

FOR SALE — Fresh heifer, C.
E. Beck, Yale Rd, east, Abbots-
ford. 51

FOR SALE — 60 acres. Charles
Smyth, 3 miles south of high-
way on McCallum Rd. 47

FOR SALE .— Three Foot, 3-inch
|. ivory bed, coil’s; Spring and ae
tress, hone 192Y

FOR SALE — Farm 391% acres,
house, barn. chicken house and
other outbuildings, This place
is known as the Murphy place
on Ross Rd South. For fur-
ther particulars, pEDy: Matt
Higginson, Mt. Lehman

ABBOTSFORD

SOCIAL & PERSONAL

The monthly meeting of Cor-
onation L.O.B.A. No, 1025 was
held in the Orange Hall on
Thursday evening when the visit-
ing lodge was Rose of Sharon of

Sept. 19, 1945 ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS 9

ON SALE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 11:15 a.m.
PLEASE NO PHONE ORDERS

Mission City. It was decided to
hold a monthly whist drive the
first to be on Sept. 27, an ag-
gregate prize to be given at the
end of the season.

Mrs, B, Gill of Lillooet is vis-
iting at the home of her sister-
in-law, Mrs. Pat Douglas ‘and Mr.
Douglas.

Rev. G. R. Tench has oan at-
tending the Moderators Confer-
ence in Vancouver this week.
Mrs. J. Parton left on Tuesday
tc make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. R. T. Gilmore in
New Westminster.

Three cars from Abbotsford at-
tended the United Church “Rally”
in the Forum in Vancouver on
Sunday night.

Mrs. Charles Biggs of Winni-
peg, Man., has been visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.

Ladies Fall elt Hats

Smart Styles in the latest shades. Black, purple,
brown, spice, navy, moss, American beauty and a
host of others.

MEN’S “PIONEER” DRY-BAK JACKETS
Double Sleeve and Shoulder. All Sizes
DRY-BAK PANTS AND HATS TO MATCH

STORDY’S

Drygoods for the Family — and for the Home
TELEPHONE 4 GILMOUR BLOCK

Carson,

Dr. J. Arnup, Moderator of the

United Church, visited with Rev.
and Mrs. G. R. Tench on Wed-
nesday.

Mrs. J. Macbeth and children
are visiting in Vancouver with
Mrs. Alec Keay while Mr. Keay
Als on a hunting trip to the Cari-
100.

FOR SALE — One double bed,
complete with coil spring and
mattress, cheap. Cireulater
heater complete with pipes, this
is a good stove. Phone 199Y.

FOR SALE — Two heaters and
other furniture. Phone ie

FOR SALE — Good baled straw,
no thistles or weeds. Erling
Anderson, Townshipline Rd,
Matsqui. - 144

FOR SALE — 60 Good Layin,
hens, New pee ahe aiped:
Call after 6 p.m. Clearbrook
Rd, north of highway. Willi ae
Wiebe.

Mrs. M, Braschuk &
uth,

rday, Sep! 29th—Nicomen
Island, 10 Mili Cows, “‘Farm-
all’ Tractor on rubber like new.
Tractor plow, Tandem Discs,
Power Mower, Tractor Trailer
m rubber, and all other Farm
Implements ete., most like new.
Mr. ‘Cox, Centre Rd, starts

Oct, Ist—vU,
mas, 50 Head, Pane

One givin Ss

Lean Botea hay (if in time,

Milker, turniturss

Mr. tom Elliott, Vye Rd.

He miles are of minal el Hall.

Starts 1 Hoe All Big Cows and
hea’ roducers.

Tuesdey, y Oct, 2 — Abbotsford
Ruction, “Market, starts at 11.
Livestock at one. Sell every-
thing at our market and get
your money same afternoon.
Write for detailed Sale Bills,

Selling all
a
ancien A Aan istord: 146

2 noon.

er Su-
olsteins,

FOR SALE — Six-room house,
bathroom. Bearing fruit trees

large lot. R. Higginson, 4061

Old Yale Rd, Abb ‘ord. 58

FOR SALE — Late Enterprise
Sawdust Range, Circulater Hea-
ters, Drum Hi

FOR “GALE—Chevioi Ram Lamb,
registered, well matured. ‘I.
Threlkald, Aldergrove, 98

FOR SALE — ’39 Paragon Vill-
iers Motorcycle, goes 90 miles
to on. Mamm, 4072
Huntingdon Rd, Abpatetord’
BoC. 97

FOR SALE — Day-old New
pambalire eye oy ee

Box 253 o1 »
Gisdwin Ra, Abbotatord: 24

FOR SALE — 3 cows and heifer,
95 foot hay track cable. John
Toews, Ross Rd S, RR1 Alder-
grove...

FOR | ‘SALE — Good Bird Dog,
Cc, Hintz, | 3990, Hunt:

FOR SALE — Italian Prunes, C.
Ferguson, opposite Municipal
Hall, Mt. Lehman. 95

112 | ing, and (c) Electrical equipment |#

WANTED

TENDERS WANTED
Tenders are invited for installa-
tion of (a) Plumbing, (b) Heat-

in a two-room school to be erect-

BARN DANCE

On the farm of
Mr. J. Iten, McDermott Rd, Sumas Prairie
Friday, September 21st.
VALLEY RAMBLERS ORCHESTRA

d by the Canadian Legion, Branch 15
In aid of the Legion Rehabilitation Building Fund

Admission 75c thy 4 Supper

ed_at North poplars Matsgui, B.C.
Separate tenders for the three

sub-trades are required; but any

tenderer may also submit » com-
bination bid on any two or on all
three of the sub-trades.

Plans and specifications may be
obtained from Harold Cullerne,

ucation”
the chairmanship of Vincent Mas-
sey, High Commissioner for Can-

ada, to deal with Canadian ser-
vice personnel desiring to take
training courses: while awaiting
repatriation to Canada.

A special “Committee for Ed-
has been set up under

Arvhitect, 325 Howe St., Vancou-

ver.;

Tenders must be in the hands
of the undersigned b:

Friday, October 5th, 5. Low-
est or any tender not necessarily

accep
A. S. TOWELL,
Official mete
Abbotsford, B.C.

WANTED — Will the driver of
We car which parked behind
car on the Trans

FOR SALE — Yellow Egg Plums
and Italian Prunes, ie lb. on

tree, W. Fadden, Whatcom Be

85 |FOR SALE — Guernsey cow, 3-

years old with 2nd calf. Due
to freshen 2 Oct. P.
Babich Rd.

Casaae Highway near Ware Rd
on Friday night, Aug. 24th,
1945 at about 11:20 p.m. and
who was also in the Valley
Hardware store on Saturday
morning please contact N.

Nemetz, 678 Howe St., Van-
couver, B.C Solicitor for the
deceased's gee or the B.C.

pointer. Rd, RR1
"141

FOR SALE — Studio Lounge,
new $59.50, used one TOADS

FOR SALE — Single and
pee od mattress, $10. cncris Ab-
otsford 144 between 9 and 5
p.m. 92

a, 00 cash. Phone Abb
140

FOR SALE — 2 year old Jersey
Guernsey due to freshen next
week, P. Yarish, Mount Leh-
\ man. 138

FOR SALE — Large, Medium &
Baby Ranges; large assortment
of sawdust ranges, heaters.
Trade-ins taken. A.B. Stove
Works, Abbotsford. 31

ON OUR LISTS

FOR THIS WEEK

40 Acres, Matsqui Prairie Dairy
Farm, going concern, new 6-
room fully modern stucco
house, full basement, hot wat-
er heat. Modern barn, water
bowls, litter carrier, silo, hen
house, cattle barn, small house
for help, 25 milch cows, 3
heifers, bull, team horses, farm
machinery, 2 unit milking
machine, barn full of hay, silo
full of insilage, 2 acres of
strawberries and raspberries.
Full price $21,500.00.

30 Acres, 15 Cultivated, balance
pasture and wood. 4 room
new modern insulated dwell-
ing, 2 rooms could be finished
in attic, full b garage,

FOR SALE — 24 acres, second
cutting clover hay. Phone 280R.
S. Hiemstra, Abbotsford. 137

MISCELLANEOUS

ANNOUNCEMENT — Music Les-
sons. To former students and
others interested in Orchestral
and Band instruments Instruc-
tion, J. Chandler Collin will
be at usual Studio (Phone 264)
on Friday, Sept. 21, at 3 p.m.
to the Fall Term.

FOR SALE — 1940 2-Ton Dodge
Truck, good condition. George
Kummil, corner Huntingdon &
Mt. Lehman Rds, south of air-
port. 136

FOR SALE — 51.7 Acres corner
Emerson & Huntingdon Roads.
Gamble. 135

FOR SALE — 3 Jersey cows; 8
tons loose hay. W. G. Wiebe,
Clayburn Rd, % mile east of
Clayburn Station. 133

NOTICE — Will anyone k

Police A 82

YOUNG, Non-Experienced Steno-
grapher would like office work.
“Write to Ethel Kubik, Clay-
burn, B.C. 123

WANTED — 12-guage Double

Barrelled Hammerless Shotgun.

Write P.O. Box 307, Abbotsford.
11

WANTED — Contractor to lower
cellar app. 6”. 70x80 concrete

floor and sides. Work to be
done at once. C. A. paca
Abbotsford. 109

the whereabouts Ot Leo ae
ray who yo last heard of at
Abbotsford, B.C., on November
30, 1931, please communicate
with his’ wife, Marion a,
RR2 Abbotsford. 108

FOR PLUMBING, reasng and
Pump Servicing see T. R,
Gough at Wakefield’s “Dire ia
Abbotsford. Phone 277, 130

FOR SALE — English No. 12

Gun and case. Also 15 Ducks.
H. Maynard, Riverside ae
Abbotsford.

FOR SALE —20 Acres, 7 cleared,
about 200 fruit trees, %4 acre
raspberries, 44 acre strawber-
ries, big barn, about 500U feet

lumber (with property), Henry
Carzi, the sailor, Mt. Lehman;
apply at gas station, 131

hen house, barn for 10 head,
fruit trees, 7 milch cows,
horse, machinery, chickens,
turkeys, pigs. Full price $7,-
800.00.

4-Room House, 5, Acres land
l¥emiles from Abbotsford, im-
mediate possession. Full price
$1300,00.

Immediate possession -
fully modern stucco home.
Large living room with fire
place, kitchen and dining room
with 3 bedrooms and bath all
on the ground floor. Hot air

new

furnace. 4 acres land, 2 acres
raspberries, balance gardens
and pasture, Poultry houses

for 800 birds, double garage,
work shop, barn. Price in-
cludes 650 laying hens, cow,
calf, hay, coal, wood and small
tools, Full price $8,000.00.
.

Money Available for Mortgages
WE INSURE EVERYTHING

Abbotsford Brokerage

& REALTY Co, ——
Phone 116 :; Abbotsford, B.C.

FOR SALE — Old growth cedar

fence posts. H. Sandstrom,
Bradner. Phone Aldergrove
238. 25

SALE — Fir sawdust. J. A.
Te P.O. Box 254, Abbots-
ford, 57

FOR SALE —
modern home in Abbotsford; 4

Attractive new

rooms and Dashes Dull belt aw
half or ua! acre lot;
blocks A town. P.O. Box

from ¥
168, or phone 171R.
—— Soe ’*

FOR SALE — Work mare 6 yrs
old, weight about 1600 lbs.
Harold Smith, Gallagher Rd,
Matsqui. 129

FOR SALE — 400 New Hamp-
shire Pullets, 3 months oid,

$1.25 each. 'W. MacPherson,
Lefevrue Rd, % mile north
highway, 26

Double Barrell Hammer Shot |_

ing at the Hotel Atangard. 89

PLASTER and STUCCO! —Work
done by hour rate. John R.
Witte, 3970 Peardonville Aah
RR1 Abbotsford.

SHINGLING, PAINTING — Pa
per hanging, eee repairs.
F, Gosling, au
left at Wakefield Tire” Shop.

PAIN KILLER for Corns! Lloyd's
Corn and Callous Salve gives

prompt, sure relief. 50c at
Black’s Drug Store. 37
WATKINS PRODUCTS! — See

Ri Rudolph on Mill Road for
e of fly spray

FOR SALE — Piano, Chesterfield
and bedroom suite and other
household goods. Also a Jer-
Sey cow, her third calf in May.
Mrs, K. Enns, corner of Mar-

shali and Emerson Rd, SPho-

FOR SALE — Chicken Manure.
ws apeetont, Vye Rd, RR2, FE
ots:

FOR SALE—Cow, Jersey-Guern-
sey, 5 years old. Due to fresh-
= this month. Splendid milk-

S. M. Matthews, Babley
Ra, Abbotsford, 124

‘|FOR SALE — 20x20 building,
can be moved on own property
Call evenings after 7 p.m.
Lamont, Mill Rd.

FOR SALE — Used 32-Volt Delco
Trght Plant with jars, $50.00,
eorge Beanin, 651 Keith Ws

LD

122

lin
insee ct dust, stock minerals,

WANTED — Several tons of hay
for cattle, preferably loose. 4-
year-old ‘grade cow for sale,
due to freshen now, good milk-
er, Endacott, Aldergrove. 100

WANTED — Capable woman or
irl to help in home. Mrs, O.
Jacobson. Phone 115X. 99

WANTED — Girls for confec-
tionery work, Ravine Lunch,
90

Abbotsford.

WANTED — Single Barrell Shot-
4-10 guage. P.O. Box 48,
IAunoterord 128

WANTED TO RENT — 5 or 6
room house in or near Abbots-

ford. Heater for sale. Mrs.
Focht, McCallum Rd, 143

Perfumes

Delightful fragrances to suit all fancies
PARIS, AIMANT, EMERAUDE, STYX
Beautifully Packaged at

$4.40 $2.75
xd

85c $5.50

VIOLETTE PERFUMES
0c $1.15 $2.25

w

— Coty’s Toilet Waters —
Perfumed with Paris, Emeraude, Aimant
Boxed and Priced at

$2.75 & $5.00

bs
e BLACK’S DRUG STORE
Abbotsford. hm. Chemist

WANTED — For a nice Kerris-

dale home, maid, good wages

paid, Replies to 1265 West 38th

Ave. Vancouver, or phone Ker-
risdale, 1929.

LIVE OR DEAD animals wanted
for Fox Feed and Fertilizer.
Phone Aldergrove 489 (collect).

29

WANTED Urgently — 5-room
house by Neliable tennants.
Box 230, Abbotsford, B.C. 70

WANTED —16- wage pus shot-

BEENRO Tablets are effi
Wen fuenly, $1;
t Black’s Drug S

READ HOW OTHERS SUCCEED
with poultry. Practical writers
solve your problems eve
month in this populan western

magazine, Edited by poultry-
man, 1 year $1; 3 years we:
5 years $3. end M,

Canada Poultryman New West.
minster, B,C, 2

LESLIE AUTO WRECKING —

Abbotsford, Cars wanted for
wrecking and resale, Parts for
sale. 59

———
WE PAY highest prices for old
cows and horses, dead or alive,
for fox feed, A Nicholas, Clay-
burn. Phone 83-R. N45

Rd, Atchletiz, B.c. FOR RENT

FOR SALE — Electric Cabinet}FOR RENT — Two rooms in
Radio, perfect condition, splen- house in town, light ¢ and water,
did tone, Mrs, Willan, Elm furnished if des Call at
Street. 120 1207 West Railway St. 134

FOR SALE — 1929 Essex motor,
rebored, over-size pistons put
in, good shape. J. H. Buhler,
Peardonville extension Rd. 117

FOR SALE — Comfortable fully
modern 1-room house, glassed
in front verandah, large back
porch, fireplace and furnace,
concrete basement,
acre orchard and
50 Yale Rd, Abbo'

ford. 103

FOR RENT — Furnished rooms,
with or without board. Suit-
able for married couple with-
out children. or business man
or woman. Phone 214 Abbots.
ord, 127

FOR RENT — 1 Furnished
Housekeeping room, hot and
cold water. electric rangette, in
respectable home. nee in, Ap-

gu ne aie 171R, Eldon

149

12 Weeks! WANTED — Blackberry pickers.
Bill Warwarick, across from

Bakerview Service Stn. 148

WANTED — Girl for general

housew in modern home in

Abbotsford. Harvey Hen-

derson, Pho!
eee et Ee
WANTED — Partner with cash
by local business. G. B. Hep-
ner, Watchmaker, next Wal-
er’s Electric, Abbotsford. 52

WE ARE PAYING highest mar-

ket prices for poultry and Cees
delivered to Canada Pa

poultry Killing Station, ‘lo tated
at 786 Pacific Highway,
Bice. mail address, RR3!

New Westminster, 50

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all those who
expressed sympathy, and tender-
ed floral tributes, during our re
cent sad bereavement, We par
ticularly thank the officers and
members of the Canadian Legion
for their kindness. Mrs, J. W.
Plowright and family,

_ IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Mothers,
N armer, Straiton, B.C.,
ae % Passed away six years ago,

Soph aad years are quickly assin,
Though still we can’t forest, Af
For in the hearts that loved you
Your memory lingers yet.

ply Box 91, The New:
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oat py tee

We Pass The Ammunition !
e

Hunting season will seon be open and we will
be ready to “Pass Out the Ammunition” then as
well as now. We have a good stock on hand
to supply the wide range of demands of all
Sportsmen. Get your Supplies now and be ready
to get that bag of ducks, pheasants and other
game,
e

SHOT GUN aan RIFLE SHELLS

VALLEY HARD WARE

Phone 218 “The Friendly Store”

Ever remembered by Ber family,