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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 1938

ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

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Photographic Phone 104 Stationery
Supplies Prescriptions Cameras
Pitti titi | Pity :

WEEKLY

AUCTION
' SALE
Sat’day, Oct. 1

at 2 p.m.
in Nelles Warehouse,

Did you know that you can
buy an

Austin Car.

for as low as

$220 cacn

and monthly payments as low
Abbotsford as $21.00? And shave you
heard that you can run an
AUSTIN for about one-third
the cost of other cars?
Don’t Hesitate
BUY NOW
While prices are low

ae |
Fred Deeley

901 West Broadway
VANCOUVER, B.C.

FOR PRIVATE SALE—A1 Saddle
Mare and Work Horses; sulky plow,
8-in Feed Grinder. contents of 4-
hoom house; house and lot.

WANTED—Cutting Box,
Jersey Heifers.

POCOCK

The Auctioneer
Phone Abbotsford 189¥

We Specialize in dispersal sales,
farm or home

Wagon,

Cafe For Sale

Cafe and Confectionery business, very well established.

ford. For full particulars apply to—

Abbotsford Brokerage & Realty Go.

E. CLAIR PLAXTON, Manager

Phone 116 Abbotsford

To Sell

and sole instance of the
turer”

LETTERS TO THE
EDITOR

@Mhe opinions expressed in Letters
to the Editor do not necessarily co-
incide with those of the Editor.

PRODUCE DUMPING
Editor, A. S, M. News,
Dear Sir:

Farmers and Producers are get-
ting desperate at the indifference of
authorities at Ottawa and Victoria
to their troubles, Constant appeals
for aid from an intolerable situa-
tion receive either a curt refusal
or a shifting of the responsibility
from one department to another or
from Federal to Provincial govern-
ments. Dumping of produce across
the 3000 miles of undefended bord-
er line between- Canada and the
United States is becoming more and
more common. Cheap produce for
which there is no sale in the Unit-
é€d States, sold at prices so far be-
low that of cost of production in
Canada. the unscrupulous concerns
in Canada can use them to undersell
good Canadian produce and _ still
make a much larger profit than
from handling our own produce.
Constant appeals for dump duties
on tomatoes bring no response.

Evidence enough to incarcerate
a poor man for life receives a curt
refusal from Ottawa for an investi-
the robbery goes on.
Hundreds of thous-
ands of dollars milked from the
Primary Producers. Big interests
apparently being immune from be-
ing called to task. How long are
the wolves going to fatten on the
sheep. Reports in the Vancouver
press on Saturday emanating from
W. L Dence were true, all too true,
but at that the greater part of what
Mr. Dence told the reporters was
omitted. Groups of producers be-
coming indebted to brokers have a
club held over their heads, and
follow instructions—or els». Grow-
ers threatened that unless they toe
the mark their products will be

. ° . . boyeotted. Out of it all the one
Facing on Essendene Ave., in main business block, Abbots- ¢ | .nconsiaerea man is the Primary
Producer.

The Primary Producer is the one
“Manufac-
for the stands in reference

to his perishable product, in the

same category as the manufacturer

JUBILEE

Mrs. and Mrs A. Matheson and
daughter, who have spent the past
year at-+Jubilee and White Rock
have moved to their home on Home-
stead road in West Langley.

Mr. Mott, who was badly
in a motor accident some
ago, has returned home after re-
ceiving treatment in the Royal Co-
lumbian hospital.

Mr, Lloyd Gustaveson had as his
guests over the week-end, his moth~
er, Mrs. A. Gustaveson and brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Anderson of Arlington, Wash.

The Girls’ Energetic Club held
their meeting in the hall on Satur-
day afternoon and made arrange-
ments for the dance next Saturday
night

Miss Eda Evanoff has returned
home after visiting friends in Sil-
verdale for the past week.

injuced
weeks

to his manufactured product, who
has his product offered to be sold
to the consumer without any notice
ever being taken of the “manufact-

uring cost’.
Under the sponsorship of the
Langley Farmers’ Institute, a pub-

lic meeting has been organized for
Wednesday, October 5 in Langley
Prairie Athletic Hall. Delegates wi'l
be present from Vancouver Island,
from the interior of the province
and the whole of the Fraser Valley.
All branches of primary products
will be represented at what will
be probably the most widely attend-
ed producers meeting ever held in
the province,

The object of this meeting will
be to demand of the Dominion Go-
vernment an investigation into the
alleged combine, and to c’ear out
the slime and dirt which exists in
marketing circles. A second object-
ive will be to see that the producer
is assured of amended marketing
schemes to meet present day needs,
and rectify the errors in existing
schemes, All bus owners are asked
to organize their routes on this
evening to carry the people of their
district to and from this meeting.

W. LAWRENCE DENCE,

R.R. 1, Milner, B.C.
President, Vancouver Hothous®
Tomato Growers Co-operative

Association

COMING

EVENTS

To Buy
Vo Trades

. That Save You

ApEUEY: Time,
ADS..."
35 Per insertion; up to 15 words; ex-

tra words 2c each; Cash with Ad,
Two Insertions for 60c Cash
FOR SALE—Delco 750 lighting
plant in good condition; cash or

terms. Owner is putting in power.,;gauge shot gun. Clarence Nelson,
George Wiens, Clearbrook road|News Building. 104
north. 100

WILL TRADE—Battery or Elec-
trie Radio, complete, for good 12-

WANTED—Electric well pump, in
good condition. Give price in first
letter, or phone 16G, Abbotsford.
Aug. B. Schmidt. 108

WANTED—7 tons good cow hay
and 1 ton clean straw. State lowest
cash price delivered at Mt. Lehman.
Write Box H.. A.S. & M. News. 101

FOR SALE—Adex Cash register; WANTED—Small cow, 2 to 3 yrs.

Gourlay piano, in good’ condition.| Heifer, 1st or 2nd calf. Full par-
Phone 127. 94) ticulars to Box J, News Office. 109
= Office. 109

FOR RENT—Bungalow near Ab-
botsford; water, light, large garden.

FOR SALE—in Abbotsford, 1-

$16 month, C. Craven, Nelson road.|_\9 house, bathroom, roothouse.
garage, 11 fruit trees, Catherine
2 ee (GIRL available for) xrouldey. 114

Good cook. Phone 171M. 110

FOR SALE—Niagara Grapes, 2%c

FOR SALE—Tulip bulbs, $3 per|1b. H- L. White, Fore Rd. Mats-
100; also choice daffodil bulbs. es qui. 115
G. Ferguson, Mt. Lehman.

RUBBER STAMPS, Stencil plates

THE GOLDEN WEST”

BILL BOYD as “Hopalong Cassidy”

Comedy
Friday & Saturday:

GABLE —

\ bbotsford

‘Theatre

A

FRIDAY & SATURDAY
September 30th, October 1st—
Matinee Saturday at 2.30

JEANETTE MacDONALD
NELSON EDDY

re.

“THE GIRL OF

Leo Carrillo "Walter Pidgeon

NEWS”

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
October 5th & 6th—

GEORGE HAYES as “Windy”
RUSSELL HAYDEN in—

“HEART OF ARIZONA”

Musical Novelty

“TEST PILOT”
Olark Spencer
TRACEY —

Myrna
LOY

HOP PICKERS’ ATTENTION—
Souvenir booklets obtained from S.
Steel, McDonald’s Shoe Store. With
photos 25c; without 5c. Specify yard
required. ? 1p

and other marking devices are ob-
tainable through the A. & & M.
News. Get a quotation from us.
Telephone 58-

FOR SALE — 12-ga. Remington

NO SHOOTING SIGNS are now
shotgun, good condition; reasonable.

available at the A. S. & M. News.

Catholic Women’s League

FIRST-OF-THE-SEASON

Whist Drive

ST. ANN‘S CHURCH HALL

John Banas, R-R. 1, Abbotsford. THURSDAY, S ey eee
WANTED.—Live and dead ERT. 29; .
for fertilizer and fox feed. Phone
OF THANKS
Aldergrove 406 collect. 4n CARD :
ut I wish to thank the police of Ab- Matsqui Basketball Club
Regain and retain former vigor. botsford and Mission for prompt FIFTH SANNUATI

recovery of the bicycle of George
Higginson which was stolen on Sep-
tember 4 at Abbotsford.

ROBT. HIGGINSON,

Use VITAM-INEX for better health.
Contains vitamins, minerals, no
drugs, 60 capsules, $1.50 post paid.
Both sexes. Write Better Health

MONDAY, OCTOBER 10: -30-2,30

Thanksgiving Day Dance

Food Stores Limited, 1070 Haro Yale Rd., Abbotsford MATSQUI HALL
St, Vancouver, B. C. eae 6G Pa Boys 6-pce, Orchestra
| etreshments Admissi 50c
FOR SALB—17 acres, Sumas) PATIENTS AVERAGE Free sford, Mission.
Prairie, $75 acre. E. L. Pal es! 4g DAYS STAY IN KEEP THIS DATE OPEN !—

2675 Waterloo Rd., Vancouver, 61

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M.S.A. HOSPITAL

FOR SALE—Wicker Baby Car- a :
riage; good shape, new tires. $10. erage stay of patients in the
R. P. Boyd, 4 miles west of Ab-|M.S.A. General Hospital during the
botsford. 106

month of August was 4.2 days, ac-
FOR SALB—60 RJR. pullets;|/¢ording to the monthly report. To-
your choice $1; the lot $45. Watson,|*al number of patients treated in
Clearbrook road. $9\ August was 60. Of this number, 8
were in hospital on August 1, 49
| were admitted during the month,
ONE OF CANADA'S largest dis-| and births numbered 3. There were
tributors now offers the opportunity) no deaths during August, 45 patients
to financially responsible people, | were discharged during the month
with some capital, to enter a clean, |
profitable cash business. Experience|®"4 15 remained on September 1.
unnecessary as we teach you our Total number of hospital days was
proven merchandising plan and help) 254 divided by districts as follows:
you select your location. Many stores; Matsqui 158; Sumas 36; unorganized

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

successfully operating. Wonderful RS 4

opportunity for man and wife. All 2 angaD 13; Kent 10; Abbotsford
replies in confidence. Box 2375, 4; Vancouver 7; Chilliwack 5; Mis-
News Office. ;sion 2 |

and out patients 2.

NOVELTY ‘CARNIVAL DANCE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28

Kase Cheatre

| SUMAS, WASH,
| AS

SEasAHuaNEAa|
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
September 30, October 1 & 2—

WALLACE BEERY,
GAN,

FRANK MOR-
MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN in—

**Port of
The Seven Seas’|

News Selected Short Subjects
Admission 15c and 35c

TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
October 4th & 5th—
RICHARD ARLEN and
BEVERLY ROBERTS in

**Call of the Yukon’’

and DENNIS O’KEEFE in—
**The Chaser’’

Admission 10c and 16c

ANNUAL

Harvest Supper
TUESDAY, OOTP. 4: 6.30-8.30 p.m.
Im newly renovated St. Matthew’s
Parish Hall

Adults 35c Children 20c

Specials at Bk Oa

BOYS’ LEATHER COATS
All wool lined;
TO: Clear at. eee gee ede ecw t eves wee geeeeese

AND JACKETS—sizes 28,30, 32, 84)

STANFIELD'S WOOL—in 4-ply.
of colors at per oz.

A large selection

MEN'S TRENCH COATS—a well-made coat, in fawn 750
color only. Specially priced this week at......

MEN'S BLUE TRENCH COATS— ~ $625

. Priced at,
595

MBPN’S DRESS SHIRTS—in collar attached style, priced at—

$2.00 $1.75 $1.55 $1.25 & $1.00

VC SORT i.

TELEPHONE 4 GILMOUR BLOCK

MEN'S MELTON BUSH JACKETS—the newest
style in sport coats; colors navy and brown. Each. .

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COIFFURES OF ARTISTIC e
LINES WITH INDIVIDUALITY :
e ARE THE PARAMOUNT AIM §
¢ OF OUR SERVICE TO YoU §
el: LIMITED
; Seige San IN WHITE B.o GOK: aa
@ Waved Without Discoloration CRISCO—
\) M e | d . 1-Tb, tin..... G 22¢
~ arigo ~ $|) srrawserry gam 5l¢
BEAUTY SHOPPE AD. tins ee. - en sa se.
° Telephone 107 PLUM JAM— 39¢
e@ News Bldg. Abbotsford ASTD. tinh fret

Why don’t you get a

THRILL
at HUNT’S
The New Drink.... —

_ KETCHUP—
Mac's Best; 2 tins.,.. LOE
ROYAL, HOUSEHOLD

FLOUR—

49 Ibs. for....... $1.69
1 tare fore SE

4 tao foresee fen ee

REAL Orange Juice |( curansex 2 tm.. LOE
....freshiy Bottled ees xet........ BI¢

Phone 39 “THE BRIGHT SPOT” BON AMI OAKES— 13 ¢

Bar

BROOMS—

Special.

PRUNES—Mediim
Se IDG. FLOR. ce ste 23¢
GLAMS—Eagle brand
2 tall tins for 23¢
PINK
2 tall tins for

CAKE FLOUR—
Swansdown

CHEESE —

ORANGES—
Sweet juicy;
LEMONS—

Large

WE SELL AND Be

RECOMMEND Btu
OF TIRES

2 dozen 29¢

ize; Dozen, .
OVERWAITEA BUTTER _
"vist Gade SOE
OVERWAITEA TEAS
45e 50c 55c lb.

We Reserve the Right to
Limit Quantities

Phone 61 Phone 61

‘*SLIM’S’ 3

Tire Service
Telephone 127
Just West of Abbotsford

Order your

Derbyshire
Beauty Shop

Phone 163

Abbotsford Badminton Club

Badminton Season

secured at the A. S. & M. News,
either in small or large quantities,
stock or printed to order.

COUNTER SALES BOOKS may be

A. S. & M. News

Commences Sept. 29th
Club Nights:
Mondays and Thursdays

NEW MEMBERS WELCOME

Beginners will be given
time with

special
a competent member
of the club

SPECIAL FEES FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN MEMBERS

Information may be obtained from

HILDA THOMPSON, President
GWEN CALDECOTT, Secretary

WHATCOM ROAD HALL
LOBBAN SISTERS ORCHESTRA

“es

Public Meeting

Orange Hall, Abbotsf

Topic: “WHITH

E. J. GARLAND—C.C.F, National Organizer
Tuesday, October 4th

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LAST ONE TO
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MONOGRAM
GIN

8.30 p.m.

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