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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

OEE Faians é
COFFEE, Braid’s Best

PINEAPPLE ...

New Goods for Old Dollars

Good for Friday and Saturday:

COFFEE, “wonderful value, “try, a pound ......
CORN FLAKES, Sugar Crisp

See our Specials at 5c, 7c and 10c

ABBOTSFORD

Mr, Leonard Buck,, of Vancouver,
who is managing the dry goods and

men’s wear department at Daly's, has
rented Mrs, Chester's house near the

Large Package 19¢ Masonic hall

be Mr. and Mrs. T. Brookes and fam-
ily have moved back to Vancouver.
(ae Seg aes ae Bee “Miss Bunice Colclough of Barrowton
DODO BIC visited Miss Marion Smith, Gladwin

beeeeee 2 tins 19¢ road, last week.
Holiday guests of Mrs. Weins.
rbrook were her brothers,

BREAKFAST FOOD Lightning and Thunder Sk 25c¢ Mr, T. P. Lowen of Kansas and Re
PEANUT BUTTER 2 Ibs, 25c F. P, Lowen, accompanied by his fa-
Wei oe tants SE ae ee r-in-law, Mr. Major, both of Idaho
. HONEY, bring your container . ... Lb, 15¢ 7 helo atte
F. J. R. Whitchelo attended the
) nt PEANUTS, fresh roasted ...... . Lb. 10¢ festival he!
' See ur tis... 8 large cans 25¢ Mrs. Conw ty has returned
from Central Mark and is now visit-
“ 3 GEG O Oe veeteeeseseeess Small tin be ing her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
: and Mrs. H. Conway.
BENEDICT & CO. Electricians Nelson & Curtis wired
oo the R. Peers residence, Sumas Prairie
MAE AD EON Z OG PHONE 111 ||for electricity last week.
Mr, a fpuer yoga of North Van-
T - couy ed Abbotsford friends for
a few Rays last week,
HE DEAD DEAD The Abbotsford swimming tank
BATTERIES was opened for {ts second season, on
May Day, and while the weather 4
REVIVED , a little cold yet, a number of children
have been enjoying the water.
yo Born—To Revi and Mrs. A.
Lewis, in th 1.-S.-A. hospital on
Vednesday, ey 24th, a son.

Miss Doris Irene Smith assisted at
the Marigold Beauty Shoppe last
wee

Chilllwack live-wires again saw that
Abbotsford May Day crowd were re-
minded of the cherry carnival, when

5 7 ety’: 1 ~ nery airplane circled over dropping
3 Wei’s Fireproof Garage handbills advertising the event.

Will Save You Trouble and Money.

Miss Bernice Goodman of Vancou-

Wreoker: Ehone) 86 ver was week-end guest of Mr. and

SEP he
Marigold
Beauty Shoppe

MRS. R. WALKER, Proy

Modern City Service
at Cut Prices

Phone 107

The News Building

LEE BUILDING

Mrs. Bryent

Messrs, Cook and Plaxton made a
trip to Portland this week.

Bill McPlheron and his Paramount
seven-piece dance orchestra (late of
Hotel Georgia) will play in Dance-
land on y night. His aggrega-
tlons Is recognised as one of the best
in the west,

Several Caledonians attended
funeral last week of Mrs. Matheson,
wife of J. K. Matheson, well-known
manager of the Vancouver Exhibition
Association,

Pure
(Cream
Fresh Each Day

zap:
KELLY’S

ABBOTSFORD

the

FRANCKS, D.O.

of the Columbia Optical Co., Stan-
dard Bank Bldg., will visit Abbotsford
on Wednesday, June 14 (at Mr. J. C.
‘Tucker's store all day).

WM.

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HOME CAS

Y experience was gained on an extended
tint in our neighbors’ country (U.S.A.)
Where I tried their premium gasolines ... and
needed a yalye grind about each 2000 miles.
“Since I haye been using your products,
(HOME GAS) I’ve travelled five times that far
at 32 miles to the gallon...
“Pll say you can buy no better.”
(A signed statement by P. S. Saville, 1758 Venables St., Vancouver, B.C.)

Ps
pany manufacturing gasoline

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Nelles’ Transfer

DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE.
Sumas Prairie, Huntingdon, &
Abbotsford.to Vancouver.

THREE Trucks, affording a
Quick, Efficient, Low- Priced
Service to Merchants & Others

%% Our Staff is Three Local Men

# who spend thelr money her

% MIVION NELLES, Owner.

Ab. 25¥; 22R Van. Trin 6204 %
& %

Trucki
Sand, Gravel, Lumber and Pu
ing of every deseription. Quic!

Very Low Rates
H. MacNeill

McKenzie Rd, Phone Connection

oe

1 boul-

Social Club Rooms
(Open Daily ox

All Veterans Welcome
Meetings upon First
Thursdays in Mouth

|tract to Rural

Mr. P. M. Zalesky has let a con-
Contractors Ltd. for
erection of a seven-room residence on

Lower Sumas road,

MAY DAY SPORTS WINNERS
(Continued from Opposite Page)

:
Like

ap t Gilt e, Na A -

Siorgaet Fraser, Bove itangwmccr,| SHEDS that never
3. Stanley eoneaaie, T

vy John Murphy; Girls 1

Girls 10 and under

slings 6
Balley,

yds.—Jane Leavitt,
Kathleen Murphy;
er, 100 yds.—Olat
Billy Waterson, Jim MacBeth \
15 and under, 100 yds—Dolly Spring-
: i Margaret Jon

50 yds.—

come in

Dd
B

“This business of staying home
every night is getting on my ner-

y yes," Edna confided to Jean,
nh Vincent and Geo Grant,| ; :
Billy Waterson and. Olaf ‘Tra “Sul, if people don't ke me "
phy and Louls Goslin,
Shoe Race, 2 ‘Nonsense! replied Jean,“
Vincent, Willie Waterston 7 a are an vk: ee
Gir slegned aR now the trouble, You hayen’t
etty Sibbald, Christine a telephone in your home. Be-
Dolly | Springgay “and Opal} Meve me, waiting for Invitations
. Kathleen Murphy and Gwen a ei oy
Boys’ Boxing in Barrels. J. ieee) a sale Cyne
Girls’ Potato Race—Dolly | 4s like waiting for ships that nev-
aomi Bail Dorothy] er come in, Don't you know
that most invitations come by te-
5100 yd ra lephone nowadays 2? And ff you

can't be reached that

you know the answer.”

Wway—well

‘amp,
Ostrom

‘Open
yd. Dash,
Dolly

“Yes, I'm sure you're right,
I think Vd better persuade our
folks to have a telephone,”

* Married

tadies’ Race—Mrs, Rolls, Mra, Fy

Rolls, Mrs. Woods. BRITISH COLUMBIA
The first softball game, between

Abbotsford and Renfrew finished a TELEPHONE

tle, 11 all, the locals ning Up on a@

7-6 lead itors in the COMPANY

first two innings. T Abotsford

catcher, J. Webster, sustained a very
ty head injury When one of the

Itenfrew batters swung right around =

with the bat, hitting him above the SRR EEE

temple
United

defeated
7 1

Rupe and Westm

Canadian
din a win for the visl-
-6 score. The winners hit

NET, Pres,

with lots of power, knocking out two

PROTEST ATTITUDE OF
VANCOUVER COUNCIL

Vancou

er clty council is to be in-
by a del of Sumas
dairymen in further attempts to sta-
retall milk pric Mes
Campbell, Baynes, Part
and W. Y. Porter
arra: this Interview 1
attended meetin
Sumas agricultu

terviewed a

gation

bilize

rry

selected to
a largely-
s of dalrymen, h
aul

were

by

Id in
Friday.

plain-
ed it,

last
neeting,

, who cal
ways and m
Ik from this

Purpose of the
ed

t uncontrolled m

district in ori

*" daires op-
Principals of
Were present at
meeting, a agreed to line up
price stabilization, provided the
other dairy did likewis

Angus Campbell w
bring before the Al
of Trade of the
Gorsation, the following ‘resolution;

“We hereby protest against the at-
titude of the Vancouver City Council
in refusing to pay 8 cents per quart
price for milk. This attitude tends to
create a situation wherein the whole
new price structure is Jeopardized,
Were this new price structure on a
higher plane the situation would be
quite different, but Inasmuch as no
city In Canada is securing milk at
such & preferred price, we see no rea-
son why the City of Vancouver should
not meet this without delay.
further wish to assure the
City Council that the slight Increase in
milk prices in the City of Vancouver
is reaching this community in the
form of increased milk returns, which
means increased spending power on
the part of the farmers of this com-
munity.”

Six Sumas

s Instructed to
lh AT) Boards
for en-

dairymen, at
shipping to uncontrolled dairies,
tered their signatures as willing
Join with the regulated shippers.

About 250 producers were present,
until after

present
en-
to

the meeting continuing
midnight J, L. Starr occupied the
and H. Day recorded the min-

Outsiders Sap Vitality of
Fraser Valley Centres

Langley Board of Trade has in the
past few weeks pressed the municipal
Council for a closer check-up upon
peddlers infesting the district, and
several fines have been imposed. Says
the Langley Advance tn relation:

“Lack of co-operation of Langley
business men is largely responsible
for the fact that so many peddlers
are “getting by. If the peddler
hawking a line of goods which do not

sells the latter ts dispo:
kindly ear to him re;
ther he is stealing local
and in too many instances
business men will do business
with such peddlers without asking
them if they have secured their li-
cense,””
Naturally,
dog is being
might obtain

busines:

is a matter of whose
gored. While Langley
@ strict enforcement
of the transient trading bylaw by
electing a local merchant to the mun-
icipal Council, the fact remains that
unless each Jocal man is concerned
for his neighbor's welfare to some
degree, most of the outside peddlers
and canyassers will " the town
and make their get-away before the
license-collector catches up to him,
A well-known Fraser Valley mer-
chant once remarked “I could do a
profitable business at less than city
prices in my town provided the town
obtained 30 per cent, of its legitimate

it

patronage from the resident com-
munity.

The majority of rural centres suffer
ordinary inroads of competition from
city establishments, whose invitations
are made through daily newspaper
advertising and illustrated catalog:
In this Valley, however, local mer-

others hay their trade
aided by hordes of bank-

8 ramble-aut

01
pidity and credulity of the buyer.

Expert
BARBERING
Safe Hygienic

Complete Line of
Tonsorial Supplies

Jubilee Gandy Shop

E. A. HUNT Phone 39

Freysville
Service Station

Union and Os

Lehman Road,
Interprovir

Andrew Frey

Proprietor

PLUMBER & |
TINSMITH |

Mt.

d) x
REPAIRED

PLUMBING— NEW or OLD

Shop Repairs a Specialty

PRICES REASONABLE.
WORK GUARANTEED

I. N. ARMSTRONG

Box 1

Abbotsford
Located Opposite Post Office |

Just Arrived
New Merchandise of Very Latest Styles

Note the Very Reasonable Prices

’ CELA

LADL

SE DRESSES—very chic
LADIES’ VOILE DRESSES—all new styles .
LADIES

Y ASCOT SCARVES—the latest patterns

Y WAISTS—all new 22005, .0csceeceeceerere

LADIES' CZECHO SANDALS—cream with brown lacing ..

LADIES' SWEATERS—pullover style, all woot
GIRLS’

TAMS

) PANTS—arey or fawn

WOOL TWEED PANTS—grey or fawn ...-....--

'S FELT HATS—new shapes, popular shades

Gilmour’

ED PANTS—grey or fawn
ME

The Home-town Home-owned
Store with the Most Complete
Stock of Clothing.

ee! Corner Phone 4

Free:

Cooking School

To be conducted in person by

Miss Jean E. Match

Director of B.

Electric Home Service Department.

Tuesday, June 6th, at 2 p.m.
Abbotsford Theatre

Abbotsford ladies are cordially invited to attend this
great spring cooking school. It has been spéclally planned for
our patrons in Abbotsford and no efforts: are being spared to
make it a Most attractive and interesting event. Jean B, Mutch
widely known expert in dietetics and Director of the B.C. EBlec-
tric Home Service Department, is in charge and will person-
ally conduct the school,

One Day Only

We strongly urge you to be there early as there will

only the one school at 2 p.m. on Tuesday.

Attendance Prize

An added attraction will be a valuable attendance prize
that will be drawn for at the school. Don’t miss this interest-
ing school that will reveal all the newest wrinkles in food pre-
paration and household budgeting.

BC Electric

Art in Cooking

We cater to the tastes of all.
Have dainty little dishes, cholce
chops and steaks, cutlets, salads,
sandwiches, etc. for those who de-
sire just a little, and substantial,
but equally toothsome roast, boiled
and fried meats, entrees, fish,
getables, etc. for the hearty eaters.
All are of high quality, well cook
ed, and served in the best possible

Hotel Atangard

A Thoroughly Modern Hotel with

Licensed Premises.

Phone 100

CLARENCE NELSON NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the Estate of
FRED FOOKS, Deceased

BIS HER
persons having claims
tate of Fred Fooks, dec

Electrical

late of

betaee Abbotsford in the Drovines oe British
-\ Contractor Columbia, who died on the 28th day

of March, 1938, are required on or be-

fore the 28th day of June, A.D, 1933,

RADIOS MOTOR WORK. fio aeliver or send. by prepald letter
POWER PUMPS of thelr claims
Amelia Fooks, and

Abbotsford, B.C.,

The News Bldg. Abbotsford, B.c. of

Pxecutors

the estate of the said

Phone 75K ‘red .
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
last mentioned date the Executors
A eB will proceed to distribute the assets
of je estate among the persons en-
‘Blacksmithing! |i cs ek ee
OF ALL KINDS the claims of which they shall then
ANY TYPE OR MODEL OF indebted to the sald
FARM MACHINERY RE- ed forthwith to make
PAIRED said Executors at th
Get that idle machine repatred J} ae
right now. No matter what it ts BRpRators, B.C. this
hat aoe mm re- M A.D, 19
paired right now, We an fix YARWOOD &
it carefully and cheaply, Try us ' icitors for the ab
IRONWORK OP ALL KINDS | Executors, 423 Hamilton St
SHOEING A SPECIALTY Vancouver, B Abbotsford, BY
JOHN SORBY | Card of Thanks
Abbotsford, B.C.
au ates Blue Committee wish to
et thet a ne ad

HIGHEST PRICES OBTAINED FOR | he ‘lp

Live Stock, Farm Im- ee
plements, Vegetables

to, by

B. BEVAN

AUCTIONEER Phone S9¥ And ADBOtItH GD

= je for th zt SUD-

Ship your cons’ the Chil he recent canival queen con-
liwack Auction Mart, Wellington Av. | t¢

(next Strand Theatre), Phone Chil. | MARGARET STIRLING

Mr, J. McGowan and daughter of

Auction Sales Each Saturday at 1 |
Prompt inns guaranteed and cash

© Vancouver were visitors here on Ems
advances made; phone Ab. S?¥, pli D