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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1941

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Clothes Pins

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:

BRING NEARER THE DAY
OF VICTORY

Every dollar you invest in Victory
Bonds brings nearer the day of
return for loved ones.

Speed the day of Victory—
with your dollars!

Help Finish the Job
Buy Victory Bonds

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy

Stationery
Phone 8

i/M-S-A PARAGRAPHS

Gathered by our District Correspondents

Huntingdon

“Mrs. Arlett of Olympia, Wn., is
visiting with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown.
Mrs. Bond of Vancouver was the
guest of Mrs. Croke during the
week.

Mr. and Mrs. C, Sanderson and
two children, May and David, cycl-
ed from Vancouver to spend the
weekend with their sister, Mrs.
W. Waterston.

Mr. H. E. Beetlestone received
word last week that a nephew,
who has been making regular
flights as leader of a bomber
squadron over Germany for the
past year, had been reported mis-
sing on his last flight over Ger-
many and presumed lost.

Friends of Rev. J. H. Selkirk
will be sorry to learn that owing
to ill health, he is leaving to take
a complete rest at Sechelt for the
summer. A student is to take
charge until September.

Sergeant T. Harris left Sunday
to spend two weeks at Nanaimo in
the Militia Camp.

Aberdeen

Mrs, Alfred Gledhill has arrived
home after a two month’s tour of
the Eastern States and Canada.
While away she attended the wed-
ding of her son, Mr. Fred Morris
which took place at Cedar Fall,
Towa.

Mr. and Mys. T. Layman and
family were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarkson in Vancouver on
Sunday.

Mr. D. Towlan who recently un-
derwent a serious operation in

HOP PICKERS
WANTED

Apply for registration and cabin
accommodation by letter or tele-

phone to

Canadian Hop Growers Ltd.
Sumas Prairie, R.R. 3, Sardis

TELEPHONE: ABBOTSFORD I61Y

or application may be made and tickets secured from

QUaannnn

D. E. McALLISTER or C. C. PETERS, ABBOTSFORD

CAPILANO BREWING CO. LTD. VANCOUVER

This advertisement is not published or
depeye by the Liquor Control Board or
by the Government of British Columbia

GILLIES’
MORTUARY HOMES

MISSION CITY, B.O.

FUNERAL SERVICE
Ambulance in Connection
Phone Mission 49, Agassiz 16

Read the News Want Ads each
week. You are sure to see some-
thing you'll want to buy, sell or
trade.

JUVENILE THIEF

(Continued from Front Page)

heard behind the warehouse Mon-
day night and were quickly on
the scene. While search was in
Progress a figure dashed from the
new buildings under construction
in the block and fled down Mont-
rose avenue and thence into the
brush. Search of the wet bush in
a downpour of rain failed to dis-
lodge the person but a bicycle
was found and kept under observ-
ation and further search of the
vicinity resulted in capture of the
youth.

Included in the stuff the boy
disclosed to the police were flash-
lights he is alleged to have ad-
mitted were taken from cars, sey-
eral padlocks taken from What-
com road hall, bicycle parts and
safety razors said to have come
from Daly’s warehouse, a too! kit
from a Matsqui home and several
articles from a Sumas home. Po-
lice say the boy admitted enter-
ing Whatcom road hall by a win-
dow and finding a set of keys for
the padlocks on the doors.

“BAKER - VIEW”
SERVICE STATION

4217 Trans-Canada Highway
Wholesale and Retail Agents
for products of

Standard Oil of
British Columbia

I. S. Parberry

a Vai hospital, is the guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Towlan where he is convalescing.
i) Laurence Denny, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Denny, sustained a serious
injury while chopping wood. He
severed cords in his wrist and was
rushed to the doctor who sewed
the wound up and put the arm in
a plaster cast. He is now progress-
ing favorably.

Mrs. Brown an family, recantly
of Station Road, have removed to
Naniamo where Mr. Brown issta-
tioned with his regiment.

Sumas _ District

Mrs. Milner of New Westminster
is spending the summer with Mrs.
C. H. Beldam.

Mrs. A. Campbell, Mrs. M. G.
Fadden and Mrs. M. Murray at-
tended the funeral of their cousin,
Mrs. Hannan at Seattle recently.
Mrs, Hannan will be remembered
as Miss Florence Griffiths when
she used to visit relatives and
friends on Sumas Prairie.

Mr. and Mrs. Stretch and Mr.
and Mrs. Daly of Vancouver were
weekend Wsitors with Mrs. I. M.
Keefer.

Mrs. Reifsneider of Seattle was
a guest of Mrs. Ruth Bolster dur-
ing the week.

Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. C. Baynes were Mrs. W. Hay-
wood, Lois-ann Haywood, Mrs. L.
Bosman of Vancouver and Miss
Norma Baynes of Mission.

Mrs. S, Stutchbury of Edmonton
is a guest of Reeve and Mrs. A.
Hougen for a week.

Mr. and Mrs. Marfield and fam-
ily of White Rock visited at the
homes of Mrs. H. Stewart and Mrs.
Jean Fraser recently.

Mrs. O. Walstrom and Lily Wal-
strom visited friends in the dis-
trict at the weekend.

Mrs. Wendell Bowman entertain-
ed members of the Upper Sumas
W.I. on Tuesday afternoon at a
lawn social. About 22 ladies were
present among them several mem-
bers of the Huntingdon W.1. After
the guests had inspected the lovely
flower garden, tea cakes, straw-
berries and cream were served
from tables placed about the lawn.

Visitors with Misses Spain and
Elliott on Saturday were Mrs.
Thornlae, Nurse Thornlae, Mrs. BD.
Spain, Mrs. Needes and Donald
Needes from Vancouver,

Mr, and Mrs. Fred Nelles, Misses
Viola Nelles and Jean Doherty of
Rosedale spent Sunday at Harrison
Hot Springs.

Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, IL
Parberry at weekend were Mr. and
Mrs, Hart of Sumas, Wn.

Miss Ethel McLean of,New West-
minster was a guest of Miss M.
Kenny during the week.

Miss Jenny Camata of New West-
minster was a Sunday visitor at
the home of Miss Vera Ferraro,

My. and M D. Wriste and Miss
Eyrlys Wriste of Seattle, were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs, M.
G. Fadden while enroute to the In-

terior, The visit terminated by a
family reunion of local relatives
including Mr. Rhynd Bowman and

son of Sardis.
Mr, and Mrs. A. Anke of Ladner
spent Sunday at their Home at

Upper Sumas.

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Bradner

The following is.a list of finish-
ed articles sent to M-S-A Head-
quarters in Abbotsford by the
Bradner Red ‘Cross Auxiliary for
the month of May: 26 pairs sox,
2 body belts, 1 pair mitts, 12 army
sweaters, 7 sweaters for bombed
areas, 17 face cloths, 3 children’s
dresses, 2 women’s dresses, 24 tow-
els, 24 diapers, 60 hankies, 12
laundry bags, 12 women’s gowns.

Holy Communion will be cele-
brated at the Anglican Church of
St. Margarets on Sunday morning,
June 22 at 10 a.m. The Rev. H. U.
Oswald, vicar will preach and ad-
minister the Sacrament,

St. Margaret's Guild will hold a
morning session at the home of
Mrs. Harry Ryder, Mt. Lehman, on
Tuesday, June 24. Members will
leave on the B.C.E.R. tram at
10:23 a.m. for Mt. Lehman and re-
turn on the afternoon tram.

Mrs. M. H. Smith, who under
went a minor operation in a Van-
couver hospital on Thursday is
now recuperating at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. G. Watts in
‘Vancouver.

Mr. W. Money of Langley Prairie
was visiting friends in Bradner
last Sunday.

The Bradner Red Cross Auxil-
iary met in the community hall on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. M.
Auburn presiding. The sec.-treas.,
Mrs. A. Money, reported that $18
was Made on afternoon teas on the
24 of May celebration. Posters were
given out to advertise the cam-
paign for salvage. Residents are
asked to leave scrap iron of any
description at Mrs. Money’s barn;
this includes rubber goods, crock-
ery and bottles. All newspapers,
books and magazines for the sol-
diers are to be left with Mrs. Au-
burn. Any clothing, old blankets
and other woolen goods suitable
for remaking and clean cotton
pieces to be left at Mrs. Loach’s
home. The truck will call between
June 30 and July 3 and take the
goods to headquarters at Abbots-
ford.

Gifford

Mrs. Whitson and Mrs. Marlow
are spending a few days at Powell
River.

Mr. E. Westlin Sr., is spending
a few days at Aggasiz.

Mr. and Mrs, Walker of Chilli-
wack visited Mr. and Mrs. B. Nich-
olson on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Walters and Mr.
and Mrs. Hall of Sumas visited
Mr. and Mrs. P. Hanson Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Onstead and chil-
dren of Vancouver visited Mr. and
Mrs. Layton on Sunday.

Mrs. Rennie entertained a num-
ber of children on Thursday after-
noon, the occassion being the lith
birthday of Helen.

Mt. Lehman

Mr. and Mrs. A. Israel were re-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. New-
comb of Lombardi, the occasion
being the marriage of their eldest
daughter, Irene.

A pleasant afternoon was spent
at the Red Cross meeting held re-
cently in the schoolroom, under
the presidency of Mrs. M. McAskill.
Notice was given to members who
have salvage for the Red Cross to
notify Miss Lindsay at the Elemen-
tary School. Mr. M. McAskill’s
truck will call for salvage. Mrs. F.
Forrester was hostess, assisted by
Mrs. W. Green.

Service will be held in the Un-
ited Church Sunday at 2 p.m. Mr.
Willan will be the preacher.

Ladies of the Dunn Memorial
Presbyterian Church and friends
were entertained at the home of
Mrs, Angus Ryder on Thursday af-
ternoon. '

Mrs. Slova and son Peter were
visitors to Vancouver Saturday.

Ridgedale

Mrs. Harold Theodorson of Seat-
tle, Misses Sylvia and Jean Wood
of Bellingham, and Mr. Peter Ben-
net of Avon visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Adams Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Conroy and
family, formerly of Matsqui, have
moved to the old Lundy place @n
the Fore Road.

Mrs. Nels Gurney has ag guest
her sister, Miss Margaret Carson,
of New Westminster.

Mr. and Mrs, Tuba and family
recently moved into the Donnatelli
farm on the Page Road.

Mr. W. Gurney of Vancouver
visited in Ridgedalé at the week-
end.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neely of
Tacoma left Monday after spend-
ing several days with the latter's
mother, Mrs, Jos.. Smith, Sr. Mr.
Chester Crist of the U.S. Coast
Guard visited his mother. Also

with them was Miss Ethel Smith,

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Cashmere Bouquet Soap
3 Regular Cakes -IGuest

Size, All for .... ..17c | 3-Ib. pail

Pure Lard — Pacific

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_3 Quaker Corn Flakes, | Orphan Annie Scribbler 25¢
Pork & Beans, Malkins Best, .....
“IT” White Shoe Dressing, will not rub off .....

3 tins 25¢
15¢

Malkins Fruit Juices
13-02. bottle ...... 23¢

DILL PICKLES, 10-11 Pickles, .....

C’dbuy’s {5c Choc. Bars
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26-02. jar 27¢

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FORT GARRY TEA, packed for overseas,
.Just address and mail—weight 15 oz.

“TOMATO JUICE, Malkins Best ...

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— Seals, ........ 2 pkts. 19c
White Heavy Rubber Rings, 4pk. 25c

pease ..-.. bottle 25c

Pumpkin,

Jello Puddings 4 flavors, 3 pkts. 20c
Heinz Sandwich Spread, . .bottle Z1c
Lunch Tongue, Globe ..

Toasted Marshmallows Ib. pkt. 23c

. tin 30c

Aylmer ........ tins 25c

Lettuce
Oranges, family. doz. 20c
Lemons
Grapefruit .....

A Few of

2 for 91 ocal Peas, Tomatoes &

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1x6 Common Drop Siding, Dry. For outbuildings

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1x3 Fir Boards, with very

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Royal Shingles, 24-inch. 3 Bundles at 914 inch ex-

100 sq. feet, for only $2.00

Wall Shingles, 6-inch, clear butts, at per square $1.50

12-inch Veneer Cuttings at per lineal foot ....... 3c

Good Grade Shiplap (five-eighths) per M B.M. $15.00

Try our free plan service on your New Home.

PHONE 146
Gansnan
of Seattle, who visited with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Smith.

Misses Mason and Eileen Behar-
rel have returned to their nursing
duties at Kamloops and New West-
minster, respectively.

Mrs. Alexson’s sister, Mrs. Miller
Graham and daughter, Sharon
Dianne, of Vancouver are spend-
ing the month of June with her.

Mr. Ernest Poignant is taking
the census in Ridgedale district.
Relatives of Mrs. Matt Anderson
of Sumas were pleased to be visit-
ed by her last week.

Mr, Will Overstall of Victoria,
was here. to attend his brother’s
funeral.

Mrs. A. Poignant
to her home and

has returned
is progressing

favorably.
.
Mats«ut
Mrs. Roy Brown of Vancouver

visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. O. Sorenson during the week.

The Matsqui Hospital Auxiliary
met at the home of Mrs. A. Beaton
on Thursday. They will hold an-
other regular meeting until the

Walley Lumber Yards Ltd.

QUALITY — SERVICE — SATISFACTION

ABBOTSFORD

second week in September.

Miss Grace Hurum was a Satur
day visitor to Vancouver.

Mrs. Moon of Aldergrove was a
guest of Mrs. Emma Hubby dur-
ing the week.

The regular June meeting of the
Red Cross will be held June 24 in
the Church Parlors. The June Gar-
den Party has been postponed, but
important business is on hand and
all members are urgently request-
ed to be present.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Edlund of Ab-
erdeen, Wn., former residents of
Matsqui, have been visiting friends
in the district, while the guests of
Mr. and Mrs, John Westlin.

Mr. and Mrs. Stan Sorenson spent
the weekend in Vancouver.

Miss Lilian Ebbeson has return-
ed to San Diego, Cal., after a visit
with her mother, Mrs. B, Ebbeson,
who has been ill.

GARDEN PARTY

Mrs. W. C. Peyton, Sumas Prai-
rie, has offered her home for a
garden party to be held Thursday,

June 26, in aid of the Red Cross
funds. Everybody cordially wek
come,

Peers