ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

EVERY SUIT MADE TO MEASURE— AND CUSTOM MADE

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IN THE STYLE YOU SELECT

Last Call for FREE Trousers!

--- in this sale we give you éwo pair of

trousers instead of one!
THE FABRICS IN THIS SALE ARE’ SELECTED FROM OUR
REGULAR PRICED MERCHANDISE

--- add this Extra Value to the value of
your suit and you'll see what a big
proposition you are getting

for your money
WE GIVE YOU VALUES FAR IN EXCESS OF.OUR PRICES
ASK TO SEE OUR SPECIAL LIST !

FREE TROUSERS !

The Village Store

- Clayburn

TENDERS

‘TENDERS will be received up to
twelve o'clock noon on Thursday, Aug-
ust 14th, 1930, for the conveyance cf
high_: peel pupils from Straiton and
to Sumas-Abbotsford high

school, 4 abbotstora and return.
Particulars as to route, type of bus,

etc,, may be obtained from the Secre-
tary at his office, Whatcom road, or
from the Chairman, Mr. E. Webster,

sealed and marked:
“Tender for conveyance of high school
pupils.”

Clayburn

Born.—To Mr. and Mrs, Frank Brad-
ner, formerly of “Clayburn and Mats-
qui, in Chilliwack hospital on July 26,
a daughter.

Mrs. Fox and Jack are spending a
may at Cottonwood Inn.

Kay and family are ‘touring the
staan on a camping and fishing
trip,

Jack Cooper 15 spending a few days
with Mrs. Young and family at White

Mr. Morrison of Mission conducted
the service in the United Church on
sir morning.

and Mrs. Cameron Yule are en-
loin a week's vacation, at Cultus

are ‘Thompson and family and Mrs
Peachy and family have returned froin
Birch Bay.

and Mrs. Groat and family are

Gace ‘a vacation at bails | Acres.

Miss Lillian Ball is home from the
Vancouver General Hospital” for a
month’s holiday.

Mrs. Kirkpatrick is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Dickie at Longview,
Wash.

Contracts for transportation of the
Matsqui school children were let at a
meeting of the
week. T. F. Seldon was given contract
for the three prairie routes, Mr, Olsen
obtained the Peardonville-Poplar-Mt.
Lehman route, and Mr. Lapchevitch
ene Aberteen: -Bradner-Mt, Lehman

tt was decided to make no salary

School Board, held last}

Sumas “

A meeting of Sumas ratepayers was
called by Reeve Lamson last Monday,
when municipal affairs were given dis-
cussion.

ir; Wood, of Calgary, owner of the
former Porritt farm, Upper Sumas,
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Por-
ter, will rebuild the house recently de-
stroyed by fire. ‘

The government property occupied
by Mr. Nicholson, Sumas pumping sta-
tion, has been

L. C. Hecaees yee resigned his
position as principal of

ENGAGEMENT

ENGAGEMENT.—Mr. and Mrs. John
E. Stady announce the engagement
of their daughter, Louisa May to
Mr. William Brookes, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Brookes of Langley Prairie.
The wedding will take place in Trin-
ity Unifed Church on August 23 at
5 o'clock.

G. Porter $7.20; R. Thompson $11.25;
T Boley $13.50; H. A. Corbett $29.45;
J. Walker $40.50; J. Buchanan $32.40;
D Buchanan dats ie Buchanan $5

school and has ae a school in Van-
couver. Sumas School’ Board has ap-
pointed Miss Eleanor Blatchford as
his successor at Huntingdon.

Miss Margaret Fraser is to teach
the primary class at Kilgard school.
Miss Keleher has taken a position to
teach at an Interior school.

Two salary increases were granted
teachers in Sumas district.

Mr. T. Cain, who has been staying
with his aunt, Mrs. Waterston, has re-
turned to Vancouver.

Accounts passed for payment at the
Sumas Council meeting last week:

$78.25; E. B. McPhail, salary $100; el-
ection expense $15; A. R. Keeping $6

ford 38 $5.40; J. Gambel’ $2.70; w.
Hongendorn $12; P. Salmon $7.20; J.
Tessaro $8.10; A. Kask, $7.65; T. Mc-
Master $5.85; F. Matthews $11.20; F.
Culliton $3.60; W. Derrough $8.25; T.

increases to the teaching staff.

A Ice Cream
tangard ICE CREAM — ours is good, and
Pool Room & ||| Manx SHAKES —"you'l ike |

Barber Shop Sed

BARBER SHOP AND LADIES:

Hot Baths 350 HAUIDRESSING PARLOR

W. WALL, Barber

JOE OLSEN, Billiard Hall JUBILEE CANDY SHOP
Phone 83 E. A. HUNT Phone 39

E. B, McPHAIL, Secretary

oO, $3.37; $2.-
10; P. Corbett $5; ae ‘McIntyre 32.40
C. W. Lamson $108; Geo, Fadden $99;
M G. Fadden $102.15; W. Harris $1.60
T. B. Straiton $1440; T. Boley $1890
D. Dawson $99.37; H. Kelly $36; A. R.
Keeping $31.50; Salvation Army $100;
Fraser Floral Festival $15; Burnett &
McGugan $34.25; A. Soules $3.60; J.
Kentasz.

We Told You So -- a

You hear this a lot these days. We've been trying for some time
to tell you just why you should give us your grocey business.
The quality of our fruits, vegetables, fancy and staple groceries
1s positively the BEST. Our prices are fair. Our service fs the
BEST we can make it—Give us a chance to serve you.

“Where Courtesy is a Habit”

Oo. W. BENEDICT

The Progressive Grocery. Phone 111, General Store at Kilgard™
ABBOTSFORD GROCERY Phone 67

“Use Abbotsford Lumber & Shingles—and Clayburn Brick”—

Don’t bother about the ice-man
calling. Just drop into our

store and cool off with an icy
drink or a dish of our cream |

HIPWELL’S
DRUG STORE

The Popular Pharmacy
Phone Abbotsford 127
Three Busy Stores

|f Squeaks! Rattles! Knocks! Bumps!
ey all show up at this time of the year, no matter if your

car is old or new. The reason is Heat, Dust and Wear.

Let us go over your ‘bus, tighten bumpers, spring brackets, fender —

We charge reasonable rates and the job is WELL DONE.
Let’s Get Rid of ‘Em!

ABBOTSFORD MOTORS

Schnare & Jacobson Phone 62

PLUMBING
Pipe Fitting
Power Pumps

‘Bill Roberts’ work is rellable

SEE YOUR “OWN EVERGREEN PLAYGROUND.

Southern Interior Hig

A MOTORLAND OF CONTRASTS
... PEAKS AND ROLLING PLAINS

_ Drive Along Broad Highways InThe Clouds
and Down Into Happy Sunlit Valley Lands

MOoZ0R along the

ance of wild life.

inmyites you.
purr of your motor .

of the piston.

Vancouver, B.C.

Highway, piercing the Fraser Can-
yon... skirting great pinnacles of aged
rock. Over the summit to the rolling
slopes of the Okanagan_orchard country
or open ranges where herds of cattle rove.
A land of sunshine and bluest skies. Out
here one breath of air is worth a week of
city life. You’ll be asking yourself why
you neyer came before . . . you'll be
thrilled no end. Ashcroft, Kamloops,
Princeton with its mines. Lakes, mount-
ains, plains, good fishing and an abund-

Canada’s beautiful Evergreen Playground ;
Come now.

youth and play . . . the beauties of the
famous Southern Interior country .. .
what a symphony of happiness!

New Union Summer Gasoline at the
Blue and White pumps everywhere is
made to add pleasure to your trip.
Steady; even power in the final pull
before you crest each hill. Such pulling
power comes only from a sustained
explosion during the full down-stroke

Ask at any Blue and White Union Oil Station
forfree copy of Official Road Maps of B.C., or
trite Union Oil Company of Canada, Ltd.,

NION

New Summer

GASOLINE

MADE IN B.C.

a

famous Cariboo

The smooth
. . the spirit of

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Electrical Work - Wiring - Repairs - Radios, Ete.
WM. ROBERTS ery cine

Near News Office, Abbotsford

DR, J. F. WOOD

————;
Veterinary Surgeon  CHRYSTAL
MATSQUI, B.C. Phone Ab. 108 WOOPWORK .>
Full set of windows for 4-room
. H. G. MYHRE house and —
AUCTIONEER basement, like a
Notary, Conveyancing, Wills Drawn this design. | |
General Farm Agent
Real Estate, Life and Fire - i
MATSQUI, B.C. Phone 1088 $ ] r & 5 0 z
e' Te
Barber Shop _ Pool Room} ,,.. #
CONFECTIONERY - eS lan
eos tax and delivery rail or steamer |
A. HOLMBERG Write for price list, a
Former Matsqul Hotel, Matsqui, B.C.!/ E, GHRYSTAL & Co, Ltds <4
G. H. LOACH 1519 Franklin St vs
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL 2
INSURANCE _|W. W. JOHNSTON |
i a atuwician eee CUSTOMS BROKER
Realty, Insurance, Notary, Etc, Etc.
BRADNER, 1.C. Phone Alderg. 289 eats ‘
[sa ‘Abbotsford Tamber & Shingles Office: Opposite Customs, Huntingdon a
| Si canet better ane | THEL Gi :
| ? (eels
| MacKay s (Reflections by Alice) , %

Hello folks | ives’ tt sure iain elec
get through Abbotsford these
without dropping off for a while.,
wouldn't that bump you?

Well anyhow, secing Tat all ee
up, I have made up my mind to stick ;
around. I hope somebody doesn’
Paste me for that one! * a

AUTO. REPAIR
SHOP

Ernest MacKay, formerly of the
Brett Motors, invites your pa-

tronage. I heard the other in Mission
Low Rates Good Work that they had a ee town over
Promptitude and Courtesy. there. I didn't dispute It “Unus™ *

5 3 means one, “equus"—a horse. There
MacKay’s Repair Shop {jee

Home Gas Station, opposite the
Pioneer store, Abbotsford.

Phone 28 or 93*

And do you know I believe we could
dO with a little team-work right here
in Abbotsford. Have you ever heard

jumming
DUCKS FOR SALE.— 18 ten weeks “Pull for the Shore,
old; 5 two years (prize winners) 1 drake| >rothers, pull for the Shore”?
25. Mrs. Helen Blacklock, Peardon- :
, RR. 1, Abbotsford. ip Seen isn't it And Gerry's gone back

“For Sale—150 tons Timothy Hay, Se 3

$16 ton. Sunder Singh, Fook’s farm,] Which reminds me, have paid
Sumas Prairie near Kilgard. 2p} your election bets yet? I understand
there was a rice waiting

For Sale—Coleman Kamp Cook,
burner stove; cost $12 s

for camping; now
Clayburn

for one of our locai nicods last Satur-
day night — but this time he couldnt
be ound. Wasn't that a Weird bet?

Anon. my soul, I've gone and done it
| again

For Sale— Registered Je
3h S old, very quiet $5: |

There are men who like long skirts
~ | ana duck WhO UKe sout die —
bul, bui.G. thinks, tae valy way for
women O sult each indiviuual taste is

2p/to wear their skirts oa roliers so
that they can raise and lower them
Old Horses Wanted for fox feed. as like window shades,
Nicholas, Clayburn.
I went out to see one fo our neigh-
SALE or TRADE—Florence Auto-| boring fruit growers during the last

few days before the election. “Cherries
about done, now” I enquired. “Yah,
sure is” said the Tory Sealine “Har-
ry’s going to vin by a valk,”

¢ two-burner oil stove, new con-
dition. Apply P. O, Box 91. Abbotsford.

FOR SALE—Good reliable cows,
easy terms, free delivery, Apply P.O,
Boxe243 Abbotsford, or phone 59R. ‘\ )

MRS.C.B.STEVENS |
for first-class

DRESSMAKING |

And, talking about the weather—
Just lay your hand on my shoulder
daddy,

Just turn your gage right about;

If it’s just the time that I thau it is
It’s time I was going cut.

Just Say, can you read the motto,
With your hand in mine 7epows,

And tell me in yonder wandow
_|[s the card there “open” er “cased”? '

Fine and Fancy Sewing
Remodelling, Repairing, Eto,
ae weors Beuth ot Picture os