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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

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MRS, VIOLET BELL

WARM CLOTHING
FOR FALL

DRY GOODS
MACKINAW COATS we Goede
MACKINAW SHIRTS
BONE DRY PANTS
BONE DRY SHIRTS ..«... . . .
MEN'S LEATHER WINDBREAKERS — Coat style; a real garment

for cold weather Ras cain ats vis $9,00
MEN'S SLICKERS ca wey secaeceesess $&50 and UD
RUBBERS AND RUBBER BOOTS for every member of the family

at BARGAIN PRICES.
FLANNELETTE SHIRTS, large size, in white and grey vos SUIS
G 'UINE POINT BLANKETS—all weights and prices.
GROCERIES
IODIZED SALT—Per Shaker . .
NABOB TEA—Per Lb. ......
GOOD GRADE JAP RICE—4 Lb:
CORN BEEF—l's, per tin .
SUGAR — 100 lbs. me
DALY'S BEST FLOU sacl .
SWIFT'S NORTH STAR LARD—3 Ib. pails .

J. S. DALY
Phone 19X or Farmers 2014
The Mill Store Upper Kilgard Store

$6.00
$5.50 and $6.00
» $3.65 and $4.85

s. for .

Mrs. Violet Bell, wife of Robert
Duncan Bell, of Clayburn, passed
away in the Royal Columbian hospital
on Thursday, Oct. 3rd, following «&
lengthy illness, contracted on her re-
turn from England, just a year ago
A native of Wolverhampton, England,
the late Mrs. Bell came ‘to Canada io
1911, residing for many years in the
district of Algoma, Ont,,' coming. to
Clayburn with her husbatid and fam-
ily three years ago. Deceased was a
talented actress, and a leading mem-
ber of St. Matthew's Dramatic Socl-
ety. She was ever ready to give of
her best in aid of the church both in
Abbotsford and Bradner, where she
was well known and will be greatly
missed. Besides her husband, M
Bell is survived by one daughter, Norah
in Abbotsford, and one son, Robert,
who is attending college in Wales. In-
terment took place in the Church of
England cemetery in New Westminster,
Rev. Frank Plaskett officiating.

CLAYBURN

Mr. and Mrs. Holbrow spent Sun-
day as guests of their son, Mr, Ralpl)
Mander, of Hammond.
Mrs. J. W. Dick has returned to her
home in Portland, after speriding «
few days as the quest of her parents
Mr. and Mrs, T. Kirkpatrick.

Mr. R. Bullock and son, Billy, spent
last Tuesday in New Westminster,

Misses Marie and Clovinda Piccola
Miss Lena Negrin and Mr. Favor
spent the week-end as guests of the
Misses Mary and Giolanda Bassani.

Miss Lillian Ball is spending a holi-
day as the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Ball.
Mrs. J. Bailey and family were the
guests of her hister, Mrs. T. Cairns.

A meeting of the Missionry Thank-
offering was held in the church on
Monday afternoon ;a most interesting
address on her missionary work was
given by Miss Clark, who has been in
India for twenty-eight years,

Miss Beatrice Chisholm has left for

AUCTION SALE
OF HIGH CLASS JERSEX AND
HOLSTEIN GRADE DAIRY CATTLE
consisting in part of 6 new milkers, 7

advance springers, 7 dry and commenc-
ing to spring, and some young heifers.

In a pinch, what is
a Good Battery worth?

In an emergency, or in case of trouble, a reliable battery is worth its
weight in gold—and more. Under ordinary motoring conditions an
EXIDE battery is easily worth twice what you pay for it. It outlasts
« and‘outserves, without ‘fuss, a dozen other makes. We have them at--

$13 & $18.50

. SAFETY FIRST YOUR CAR—USE A GOOD BATTERY

SALES & SERVICE

Bring in your broke Machinery and have it
repaired at our :

Acetylene Welding Plant and by our

Fully Experienced Mechanics

Repairs, Etc, Etc.

Complete Garage Servi

WSRETTS LTD.

Ford Sales and Seryice

Favored with instructions, I will sell
for MR. HOWARD ROTTLUFF by
Public Auction the above dairy stock,

on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17 1929

Immediately after lunch, which will be
Served at 12 o'clock noon, on his farm
situated on MATSQUI PRAIRIE, two
miles east of Matsquf Village,

H. G. MYHRE, Auctioneer
DR. J. F. WOOD, Clerk.

VD. SIBLEY.

Cabs, Blacksmitiing, Laminated Furm
Wagon Wheels at $45 per Set

YARROW STATION

CREAM AND EGG

shipments wanted
Try our service

Accurate Tests’ Prompt Returns and
= thest Prices
Phone at our expense SEYMOUR 5056

Vancouver Creamery Co.,
15-25 Street

MRS. C. B. STEVENS
for first-class

DRESSMAKING

Fine and Fancy Sewing
Remodelling, Repairing, Etc.
(3 Doors South of Picture Showy

to attend the U. B.C.

Mr. and Mrs. Seldon spent Sunday
as the guest of the latter’s mother,
Mrs. Duncan of Ruskin.

Mrs. Sturdy has left for a visit to
Revelstoke.

Messrs. G. Purver, M. Havery, ©.
Yule and Nels Trowsdale secured a
deer on Sumas Mountain on Sunday.

Mr. J. Garva has purchased an Es-
sex coach, and Mr. G. Parker has
purchased a new Ford touring.

* Mr. and Mrs. T. Allardyce, of Van-
couver, spent the week-end as guests
of Mr. J. Kerr and family.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Collin, of Vancou-
ver, spent the week-end as guests of
the latter's parents, Rey. and Mrs.
J. H. White.

Mr. Harold Thompson, of Belling-
ham, spent Sunday as the guest of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
Thompson.

Miss Chrissie Gillies and Mr. Geo.
Gillies motored to Grouse Mountain
on Sunday.

Mrs. Cyril Boyce, of Vancouver,

“ABBOTSFORD

Mr. W. Hay visited at his home here
last week.
Mr. Ham dislocated his shoulder on
Tuesday, while lifting some heavy cord
wood.
Abbotsford theatre was filled to ca~
pacity on Monday, when the first talk-
ing picture program opened. .
Mrs, EB. Manning, formerly of this
town, and now residing in California,
has been renewing acquaintances here
recently. t
Grading work is underway west of
Mohoney hill by Road Contractors
Wade and Dawson, which, when com-
pleted, will enable them to move
their equipment to Abpotsford Gravel-
ling of a section of the new Yale road
grade is in progress between Ross and
Aberdeen roads.
Mr. D. Smith took treatment in the
M. 8S. A. hospital. this week.
‘The next meeting of the Men's Club
will be held on October 15. A “500"
tournament will take place.
Fred Culliton is in Kamloops hos-
pital suffering from abdominal ulcer.
Recent rains should make for good
fishing in the Fraser this month, as
well as auguring conditions for duck-
hunting on the fifteenth.
Harry Walker entertained a few
friends at a birthday dinner at his
home on Thursday last, and was pre-
sented with a useful gift.
Plans are underway for the holding
of the District Conferance of the Wo-
men’s Missionary Society in the Unit-
ed Church on Friday.
Mr. G. F, Tent of Abbotsford is be-
ing treated for a broken wrist in the
M. §. A. hospital.
Miss -Mary Sykes of Vancouver was
home for the harvest festival services.
Mr. Jack Vanetta has been transfer-
red to New Westminster where he will
continue his work with the Forestry
Department for the winter.
Miss Barbara Sumner visited her
sister, Mrs. Wm. Wall in Vancouver

vy quality, ed
REEFERS, heavy a $5)

CHILD'S CHINCHILLA Bir ie Breast «----11re080 7577
HINCHILLA COATS, good quality, fancy lining .. 89: 50)

a8 C! aed
was aa/ubOve:-+= =>! $12.00 & $13.5

LADIES' CHINCHILLA COATS,
‘ES’ WHITNEY COATS, ext

FANCY ‘TWEED COATS, full fur collar «-+++
Ss E

full fur collar «+ ++++-«+*
{ELTON COATS,
eee COATS, black & white duffle stripe $2
pavertees $2.OG to $6)
ATS, 1 ”
LADIES FALL Hi d.

——— piss’ AND CHILDREN'S
e of LADIES! AND C! i
‘ Winter Underwear and Hosiery
: at VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES ¥

ra fine quality, good linkng §] BM

LADL
LADIE!

MISSE
LADIES' HUDSON BAY
latest styles

3 every member of the family—First Quality, Low Pric
RUGS—
KET (OMFORTEBRS, PILLOWS,
AN] 8, DOWN ©
Wore cree And the price can not be bettered.
a 7
RJACKS,
‘Ts, JUMPERS, LUMBE! e
MEN'S MACHA Oe eRTS, WOOL UNDERWEAR, SOCKS)
BRE. 5

ther,
if K SHOES, all solid lea’ ”
pages loggers at $17.00

you will be pleased with the display

RUBBERS {0

ranging from $3.95 to 10-in

Come in and look over our stocl

]. GILMOUR

ATANGARD HOTEL BLOCK PHONE ABBOTSFORD

spent Thursday as the guest of her} over the week-end.

John A. McDonald

Mr, and Mrs. Seldon have as their
GENERAL

CONTRACTOR

Vancouver, and Mr. G. Duncan, of
Calgary.
EVERY KIND OF BUILDING

Mr. and Mrs. C. Mynor left on Sat-
urday for England, where they will
spend six months.

Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Wright spent
Saturday at Chilliwack.

Miss Flora Gillies, of New West-
minster, spent Saturday as the guest
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. K. Gillies.

ABBOTSFORD BAKER

We don’t make it all ---
But we do make the best
Our Quality Bread yj

is made with milk

OUR MANY CUSTOMERS FAITH AND REAL CONFIDENCE 1a
THE QUALITY OF OUR BREAD i

Mann Block

Phone 111

Miss Esther Rossi spent last week &

as the guest of Miss Argenia Ven-

turin. Frame, Concrete, or Brick
Mr. Fred , of E

spent the week-end with his parents, =

Mr. and Mrs, E, Wilkinson. P T and
Miss Bella Lemieux spent the week- Reliable Workmanship Always,

end as the guest of her parents, Mr. . =
and Mrs. T.Lemieux, of Kilgard, McCallum Road, south of MS.A.

Hospital, Abbotsford
Telephone |25R

MARRINGTON—SYKES

A pretty wedding of interest took

Make Your Home Ready for Winter ‘

place on Saturday evening, at the home
of the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Arthur
Head, Vancouver, when Miss Alice Pau-~

ue, daugnter of wt and mB: /Brighten Your Home

CHILLIWACK ABBOTSFORD
Phone 82; Night 93x

When picking your friends be care-
ful not to pick them too much.

are consistent.
can obtain elsewhere. Try it and see.

Soa Matches

Sunlight Brand. Guaran- Owl Brand. Canadian made.
teed perfectly pure; re- A real value. iy
25c

quires less labor in wash- 4
ing. Box Carton

Shortening

4-Bar Carton 1 7c

. Domestic Brand. Pure yege-
Rice table shortening.
eat 1 whole grain Lb. Sed am 19c
3 Lbs. - 19c
: | Butter
Macaroni Fraser Valley Brand, Fin-

est creamery butter. Use
B.C. products, t

3-Lp. Brick $1.39

Canadian brand. Elbow cuts.

3 ibs, - - 29c
Cheese

Canadian medium full cream
Cheese.

Lb.’- - - 27c
Pep

Kellogg's: Bran Flakes with
other parts of wheat.

Icing Sugar

Extra fine for pastries.

Zine 19

Sardines

Dewdrop Brand. Imported
Sardines in pure olive oil.

An Everyday Affair

Distributing foods in the most satisfactory way and at the least cost to the consumer, is an ey-
eryday occurrence at Safeway Stores. If you will notice, the savings you can get at our stores
You can come any day in the week and always be sure of better values than you

2 Pkg. =. 25¢ 3 Cas bealrpe! 29c

DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT WASTE

Bread

Safeway sanitary wrap-
ped bread. The best value
in town. Try a loaf.

3 Loaves ~ 20c

Mr. Ernest Theodore cf
Vancouver, Rey. Mr, Sanford of Chown
United Church officiating. The cere- 6 5 !
mony was witnessed by parents of the L | Ex

young couple, who will be at home to With itt e pense:
their friends at 3214 Tenth avenue
west, Vancouver,

NICHOLSON—FORRESTER

A quiet wedding took place in Mt.
day, when Gladys, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.

and Mr. Samuel Nicholson, of Mt. Leh-
man, were united in marriage, Rev. Mr
Moses officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Ni-| ENGLISH CRETONNE, beauti-
cholson will make their home in Mt.

hman . ‘

The Editor returned early today from COLORED REE Tecan ee DSsce pA
a week's trip to the Cariboo, and a bu-
siness visit to Williams Lake. He got
his moose this time, bringing into Ab- r
botsford one of the largest spread of
antlers secured in the
season.
the palms are exceptionally symetrical
and well shaped, with ten points on
each side. A tale hangs to this trophy,
to be told when news ‘is scarce.

CLAYBURN

QUALITY LINOLEUM, sq. yard 83°
Lehman United Church last Wednes-| SPOT MUSLIN, with frill, yd. .. 30°

2: ©. Forrester of Mt. Lehman, coNGOLEUM RUGS, 9ftx7ft-Gin. $6.95
ful patterns ...... from, yd, 25°

TABLE COVERS ........ $225

Ther san is of inches, but| VILLAGE STORE

Catsup

Nabob Tomato Catsup, made
from fully ripe tomatoes.

Bottle - - 19c
Beans

Small white recleaned, ready
to cook.

3 im. - - 29c
Pan Cake Flour °

You will like Aunt Jemima

Pan Cakes.
18c

PKs =
Syrup

Rogers’ Golden Syrup.

5-Lb. pal ~ 39C

Market Savings
Cooked Meats

Cooked Ham
Lb. - - 60c

Jellied Tongue
Lb.--- == 55c
Head Cheese
pe = =20c

Fresh Meat
Beef

Good “Pot Roasts

Dibeeac =
Pork

Shoulder Roasts.

20c

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|
|

25c

Fresh Fish

Salmon
Red Spring Salmon.
2 Lbs. 45c

Cod

Fresh Ling Cod.

Lb. ae 20c

SAFEWAY STORES LIMITED

Phone 129

A 70c value for 43c

Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia, 25c
Squibb’'s Tooth Paste, 45c ..

Hot Water Bottle Bargain
Hot Water Bottles from ......-. 51:00

to $2.50; all guaranteed for two
years; come in and inspect this
line,

Both for 43°

Wise householders are getting their homes fixed up Now
for those biting northeasters, and the cooler temperatures —
of fall and winter. We can give you CLOSE PRICES on
building paper, nails, hardware and builders’ supplies.
If we don't stock it, we'll get it in at Co-Operative Prices

Shotgun & Rifle

Ammunition

The right loads for ducks
and pheasants in reliable
| stades of shells. .And we
can get your rifle ammuni-
tion at Prices that will
Please you—Co-operative
Prices,

Matsqui Co-Operative Association -

G. H. KERR, Manager
Telephones; Mission 1021; Abbotsford 108P

MATSQUI, B.C, \

THE CORPORATION OF THE

DISTRICT OF SUMAS YARWOOD & DURRANT

Barristers and Solicitors
Persons desiring to get on the Vot-|V@Ncouyer ek munllsy
List as le Vot- Rooms 3 & 4

ers’
423 Hamilton Street
Householders |?" Abia open ever
must take the “Householder’ | a
ation” during the month - Octobe DR. TAR’
E. B. McPHAIL, C.M.c. Persian rege

hee Hours:

pointment;

7 ah 14 PM.

——— ee
Wanted: at once,—general Morning. by

Shakespearian Writing Paper
Assuredly the best values and shades
on the market today—at these remark-
ably low prices—

Ladies’ Note ..
Small Size
Business Size
Enyelopes, package ..
Combination Envelopes and Pa
in Writing Case

T.. Weir, Phm.B.

NIGHT PHONE 32

Service in the Repair Department.
Service in the Oil, Gas and Tire Dep-
artment and Service in the Sales Dep-
artment. When you want the Most
Prompt, Most Obliging, and Most Thor-
ough Service—Call Us.

We Are Busy
Because We

Give Service
-the best Service

We have a staff of experienced mech-
anics and the necessary equipment to
Successfully handle all repair work.

ABBOTSFORD MOTORS GARAGE

on

Phone 62 Fast, Powerful Wrecker

Or phone: 42Y. y
co es A acl aes Abbotsford 3; Farmers x559
Farm for rent. A;
Abbotsford. Washes baie igs
MANGOLS For Sale—$10
a 0 per, ton. Ap- D
efi ay. Nrerer Hygienic Farm, cs B Woop
For Sale. RES e
—Set of trap drums in
class condition. Apply W. Stewart, a SS RGEON
botsford. “™*marsquy, no,
cae Sale or Rent—7 Room House =~ — =
peace of land. Apply Robert Hig-
ginson (Jr)., Yale road, Abbotsford, . i. G. MYHRE
‘Trade.—will accept car ys auG
@s part ~ TI
mnt oa aly Bb Raa, erento EER
good condition. Music Tease eal) sta r ay
Please phone or write Mrs, J Moe, = wits and Fire nsuran
Ri Abbotsford or phone sin, ”’|MATSQUI, Ro, 5
savas and Abbotstont A2xg, betwesa| — 5 ==
Gerdis and ‘ord. Notify Box 71, G. ) & 5
1) REAL Estarp RACH
Lost. —Truck tire 30x5; 2-brim . "

between Hatzic and Abbotsford, Pent Life INSURANCE

notify Milton Nelles, R. 2, Abbotsford
“RRINITY UNITED Guomge | DNER Be,

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eV. Paton, B. A, Minister, i = ‘ Alderg. 239
10 a.m—Sunday Sch eae H
11 am. Sermon Subject na Teen Agi Ea yanPhrey
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Figurat ¢ Trans & Cyn, ENGEVEYOR
‘The Sacrament of the Lorq) m 6, Hart
Wi} be dispensed at this service, wPPe PO. Bo ck, Chilliwack
p.m.—Servi 4 i
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