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ABBOTSFORD, SUMA

AND MATSQUI NEWS

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 40, 140

LARGE PRT

Quick Oats

Quaker, non-premium

l7e

Pacific, Carna
tall tin

MILK

St. Chartes, ete 3 for 25¢

moderately
Try it.

Aunt Mary’s,
delicious flavour.

Tea,

priced
Per Lb.

Lb. 53¢

SOUPS

Red & White, Tom.,Veg., Celery

3 27¢
12 “ S100

Red Arrow

Family Sodas

Large Pkt.

19c

Tomato Juice »:

Lifebuoy Soap

It's

& White Brand
25-02. th .

10c

remarkable how fresh one 7
feels after using Lifebuoy. Cake Cc

Commencing Nov. 2nd, store will close 9 p.m. Saturday nights.

M. C. Walker & Co.

THE RED & WHITE STORE
Atangard Block FREE DELIVERY SERVICE

Phone 130

Personal Paragraphs

Contributed by our District Correspondents

Aberdeen

@ A tea in aid of the Red Cro:
was held in the Hall on Wedne
day afternoon under the convenor-
ship of Mrs. Ben Gladwin. Assis-
ting in serving were Mrs. W.
Denny and Mrs. J. K. Gledhill. A
“white elephant” table in charge
of Mrs. Walter Towlin, and Mrs.
Harry Fowles was well patronized.

Mrs. Middleton has had Mrs. E.
D. Bradan of Vancouver as her
guest for several days.

Mr, and Mrs. Miles McDonald
are guests at the home of Mr. Mc-
Donald's mother, Mrs. A. D. Mc-
Donald.

Miss Dorothy Crowle of Winni-
peg has returned home after spen-
ding a few days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gledhill.

pesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesr

COSMETIC

We are agents for famous MAX FACTOR line of Hollywood

Cosmetics.

Face Powder, Standard size Max Factor ——~..-
_Face Powder, medium size, Max Factor —.

Lip Sticks, standard size, Max Factor
Lip Sticks, medium size, Max Factor
Invisible Make Up Foundation, Max Factor

Cleansing Cream, Max Factor
Rouge, Max Factor

Kolynos Tooth Paste, Outdoor Girl Powder, Rouge.

Lip Stick, Mascara, Cold Cream, Vanishing Cream,
Edna Wallace
Restorative Cream, Clay Pack, Cutex Nail Polish in

Jo-Cur Wave Set, Neet,

Hopper'’s

all shades, Pond’s Creams and Face Powders.
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy

PRESCRIPTIONS
Stationery _ Kodaks — Developing
Phone 8 ERIC T_ WEIR, Phm. B.
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Our Newly Equipped Lubrication Department

It pays to keep your car

PROPERLY LUBRICATED

WE ARE NOW EQUIPPED TO GIVE YOUR CAR
THE BEST IN

LUBRICATION

NEW ALEMITE POWER OVERHEAD-SWIVEL GREASEGUN
AND GEAR DISPENSER

Drop in and watch the job being done

eal

PHONE 62

NOTICE OF

SALE OF PROPERTY

will be received by the
euemates up, to and including
Saturday, November 23rd, 1940, for
the purchase of the following des-
cribed property at Peardonville
near Abbotsford, BC.:-

. % and the N.W. %
ee % Section 2, Township
13, New Westmingter zum

mprising 119 acres more 0
con including farm buildings
a y tu
and improvemen 100.00 as

An upset price of .
set. Tenders of @ lesser
will not be considered.

of the

than nine

balance in not more
equal annual ins Iments with in
terest at four and one-half per
cent. (4% %) per annum.

of not less than

ten per cent. (10%) of the amount

offered must accompany té nder.
Tender should be submitted in
a sealed envelope marked “Tender
for Abbotsford land addressed to
the Land Settlement Board, Par-
Hament Buildings, Victoria, B.C
Highest or any tender not Det

essarily accepted

Sulldings,
3.C

1940

Vic a

October 18,

P.O. Building

Abbotsford Motors

FORD SALES AND SERVICE

ABBOTSFORD

FOR SCHOOL:
Composition sole school oxfords
for young ladies. Dutchee style.

Roomy fitting. In brown
black calf upper stock.
41% to 8.
wearing qualities.

JUST UNPACKED:

The latest style and shades in
hats.
The right shape and the right

each $1.95
MINER-BLACK DIAMOND
Rubber Clothing for Men

Complete Stock of Rubbers

young men’s wool felt

brim. All sizes,

for the Whole Family.

Lawrence Drygoods

and Footwear

or | of
Sizes
A shoe with long- |.

pair $2.95

Phone 200

Sumas, Wn., Mrs. D, Stafford and

Mrs. Beetlestone were visitors to
Vancouver last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davidson

and family of Vancouver visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Smyth at the
weekend. Mrs. Dayidson was for-
merly Miss May McInnes, primary
teacher at the Huntingdon School.

Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and fam-
ily of Vancouver were guests of

Mr. and Mrs. Stan Schnare at the
weekend.
Mrs. Beatty of Brandon, Man.,

is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cal-
lahan,

Mrs. Fraser York attended the

funeral in Chilliwack on Monday
afternoon of her neice, Mrs. Brown
who died as the result of an ac-
cident when she struck her head
on the kitchen stove while scrub-
bing the floor. ‘
Miss Helen Yarwood of: Seattle
visited her mother at the weekend.
Mrs. Steve Palasty and Mr. A.
Molner were visitors to New West-
minst@r during the week.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Ostrom of Van-
couver spent the weekend with
Mrs. Ostrom’s mother, Mrs. B.
Kindred.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young and
family of Harrison Mills were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earle
Mann at the weekend.

Dr. and Mrs. Jermyn of Whyte-
cliffe were visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Beetlestone during the
week.

Bradner

A very interesting get-to-gether
was held recently in the schoo)
when many of the mothers accep-
ted the invitation of the Junior

Memorial Presbyterian Church Sun-
day, Nov. 3, at 11 a.m.

have returned from the Prairies.

ter
Kay, and son, Murdock, of Pictou,
Nova Scotia

and Mrs, Joe Smith:have returned }
from a hunting trip to Caribou.

Messrs. Bill Lancaster and Harry
Shogren are away on a hunting
trip to the Caribou.

Messrs. Harry Machell and R.

Mrs. Davidson in Vancouver last
week.
Mrs. Wm. Lancaster visited in

teacher, Miss June Smith. A meet-
ing of the Junior Red Cross was
held, and a short program
enjoyed.

The Bulb Growers’ Association
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
1 Paver on Tuesday. The minutes
||| |of the last meeting were read, and
+1 | matters of interest to the growers
iil were discussed. Refis shments
were served by Mrs. Paver at the
close of the meeting.

\ Mrs. R. R. Donaldson is visiting
at the home of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gustaff-
||son of Arlington, Wn.

“| The Rev. Minto Swan of Van-
couver officiated at the regular
morning service in St. Margaret's
Anglican Church on Sunday.

||| Mrs. Money was a visitor to
11 |New Westminster over the week-
end.

The children of the public school
are arranging a Hallowe'en party
for Friday evening, November 1.
Everyone welcome.

Mrs. L. C. Gardner reports feel-
ing three distinct tremors around
* 12.30 on Sunday. The couch on which
l she was lying swayed and the
shingles on the roof, sounded as if
they were cracking.

The Community Club held their
regular meeting on Monday with
Mr. C. W. T. Griffiths in the chair.

A tea was held on Wednesday,
under the auspices of the Com-
munity Club, to defray expenses
enlarging the kitchen, ete.
Those in charge were Mesdames
Burmister, J. A. Carmichael,
A. Hanson, M. McMath, R. J-
Nichol and Sundstrum, The tea
tables and the front of the hall
were a profusion of flowers

Reeve and Mrs, G. Cruickshank
were guests at the home of Capt
and Mrs. H. L. Chittenden Sunday-

was

BRIDE OF NEXT WEEK
HONORED TODAY ’

Honoring Miss Vivian Mereer of

Rosedale and formerly of Abbots-
ford, whose marriage takes place
next Tuesday, Miss Julia Zalesky
and Miss Helen Gallagan of Su-
mas, Wn., entertained at a mis-
cellaneous shower today at the
home of Miss Zalesky. About 10

guests were present.

Help Canada and make money,
too. Buy War Savings Stamps

-Mt. Lehman

*# A meeting of the Red Cross
Unit will be held in the school-
room, Tuesday, Nov. 5, at 2 p.m.

# The Junior Red Cross is re-
organizing the club for the winter
months under the presidency of
Mrs. W. Green.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Jaskot are leav-
ing to reside in their new residence
on the Glover Road, Matsqui.

Mr. Anderson has_ recovered
from his painful. injury. ‘

The United Church Ladies’ Aid
will meet in the Memorial Hall on
Wednesday, Nov. 6 at 2 p.m.

Service will be held in the Dunn

Ridgedate

Bob Adams and Helmore Fore

Guests of Mrs. William Lancas-
were her aunt Mrs, John Mc-

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Farr and Mr.

Murphy of Vancouver visited here
for a few days hunting.

Mrs. Roy Machell, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Beharr-ll, Doris and Doug-

Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday; Oct, 31, Nov. 1 and 2
>

PETTITT TTT |

XMAS BAKING NEEDS
Raisins, ster. 2 Ibs. .21¢
Currants reclean, 2 Ib 23c

Peel, cut mix... .1b. 23
Fresh and Moist

Peel, whole citron Ib 30c
Cherries, glace, . .lb. 35¢
Almonds, shelled, 1b. 55¢
Walnuts, light am. Ib 35¢
Coconut, med. .. .1b. 19
Baking Powder, Ib. .19¢
Boiled Cider, bottle 20c
Rum, Brandy Extract 25¢

Extract, Almond ....21c
M.B. 2-02,

Soap, Naptha, 8 bars 25¢
Jam, 4-Ib, ........ 356
Apple and Strawberry

Mincemeat, ...2 Ibs.
Ritz Biscuits, . .pkt.

Honey, qt. sealer, ...
Packed by Mr, White

Macaroni, ....3 Ibs.

Clothes Pins, 3 doz.
Welly Fis acide ens \
Our Own Blend

Coffee, = cs.

Fresh Ground

25¢
I5¢

75¢

19%
12¢
59%

35e

Grapefruit, ...8 for 25¢

5e

Be CASH: CHARITIES

LG ET pOETAILS HERE

EAMAY CHIPSO CRISCD

2le

Commencing Noy. 2nd, store will close 9 p.m. Saturday nights.

2d3¢ 99C

las spent Saturday in Vancouver.
Mrs. Wyvern Page visited with

Vancouver recently.

Straiton

Mr, and Mrs. John Mathers and
son of New Westminster were visi-
tors in Straiton on Sunday.

Pte. Allan Austin of the 16th
Battalion of the Canadian Scottish
Victoria, was home for weekend.

Miss Olive Mathers of New] ¥
Westminster visited her parents, | 4

Jacartin Garage

PHONE 82

STOP!!

CAN YOU? QUICKLY? SAFELY?
LET US CHECK YOUR BRAKES NOW!

ser!

SOODOS

SOOSOOOSS

SOOO DODD

S

PETE MARTIN

Mr. and Mrs. D. Mathers over the | “=
Read the News Want Ads each week. You are sure to see some-

weekend.
Mr. Thomas Straiton, who has} ¢),
been seriously ill with i

ing you'll want to buy, sell

or swap,

is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. MacKenzie
and family spent the weekend with

the former's mother at Hjorth
Road, Surrey.
Mrs. George Watson, who has

been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Boulanger, for the past week,
has returned to her home.

Mr. and Mrs. George Slee visi-
ted in Surrey during the week.

Mrs. F. Thomaso, Mr. Gustine
and sons of Vancouver were the
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Iorio on
Sunday.

Sumas District

Mr. Joe Miller of Brittania is
visiting his uncle and aunt, Reeve
and Mrs. A. Hougen.

Mrs. A. Hougen and Allan spent
the weekend in Vancouver.

Mrs. FE. B. McPhail and Beryl
have returned from a week's visit
at Lynden, Wn.

Mrs. W. Haywood of Vancouver
was a Sunday guest with Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Baynes.

Misses Maxine Kenny and Betty
Roberts of Sumas, Wn., spent the

weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L. V-
Kenny.
Mr. Alex McPherson and Nor-

man of Vancouver spent the week-
end with J. Borne and family.
Mrs. F. Aish and Mrs. A. Hou-
gen were joint hostesses on Thurs-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Aish when they entertained 21
members of the Sumas Prairie
Social Club. Mrs. L. Lamson pre-
sided during a short business

meeting after which members par-
ticipated in two contests. Winners

were: 1st's Mrs. T. Lindsay and
Mrs. D. Stafford, 2nd's Mrs. F.
Corbett and Mrs. T. DeLair. Next

meeting will be with Mrs. T. Lind-

say at Huntingdon

Mrs. Wilson of Langley was 4
recent visitor with Mr, and Mrs.
Klick.

Mr, and Mrs. K. McGillivray

had ag guests on Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. E. Aitken of Chilliwack.

Buy a War Savings Stamp every

a.

relieves

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FREE DEMONSTRATION

—Kefills and Free Service—
MRS, E, A. LITTLE

4201 old Yale rd., P.O. Box It
ABBOTSFORD, B.C.

ANOTHER LUCKY INCIOENT

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