SWEDNESDAY, NOV. &,-1948 ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS ae TAKE NO CHANCES aa Fraser Valley Liibrary Notes M-s-A AREAAAED phos CHILDREN’S TONICS Successful OUInG. phir wont + ubthtek midh Plants |,,24:0, 88, pas nonin, in for winter months — |//fouse Pl ¢ ped 3065 articles from head- The Fraser Valley Union Li-|quarters in Appotsford to Van- i i Pr - Oi fairly large collec-/couver. In the group were 447 . a event pales = le URES pai eae on house plants, in- | hospital supplies, 216 men’s ser- than it is to cure ! cluding the following titles: vices supplies, 2864 surgical Indoor Gardener—by Mrs. D.|dressings, 10 women’s Services FROSST'S NEO CHEMICAL FOOD aes 1.15, 2.45, 4.45 T. Abbott. A practical manual subpies, uP Be eel wat : nineteen years’ ex-|clothing and 4 i ui ; SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil . +... 590, 98¢ pa ae 80 kinds of] articles. In addition to this, 30 ALLENBURY’S HALIBORANGE aR. 85c, 1.50 bulbs, flowering plants, and_|‘housewives” for prisoner of war EMULS HAL foliage plants.. parcels were made and filled. ON ORANGE HOR! OL IBUT LIVER OIL, Plants in the Home—by F., K, The shipment was made up of: RYAL “FOUR VITAMINS” TONIC for children .. 1,29 || Balthis. A horticuturist discusses |17 pais pylamas, 44 bath towels, : ; i‘ rs ll phases of the problem, of|71 surgeons’ to 15) h Contains Vitamins A, B1, B2 & D, with Iron and Malt extract pilaing plants in the house. Sug-| cloths, 2 pneumonia jackets, i u ts suitable for various|hot water bottle covers, 5 oper- MERD’S OLEUM PERMORPHUM, 10 cc, T5e, 50.c.0, $3 Rea considers diseases | ating room gowns, 10 re ORESe, FROSST OSTOGEN A, olay Gun TES week ene $I and $2 and pests, and tells how to treat 12 chest bindery eet COD LIVER OIL BY DROPS cut flowers. chiefs, 5 body belts, ‘a ry Cactus Book—by A.D. Hough-|bags, 16 hospital gowns, 20 ton. A guide for amateurs inter-|nightingales, 1 bed jacket and 5 Allenbury’s Allenbury’s ested in growing ict, en in- Tobes. Surgical aie me For lovely, washable walls r > doors and outdoors, Contains a|dium ressings, a E R f ty V. z “e 99 Tong list of cactus species and|presses, 304 swabs. Men's ser- with least time and trouble, g = n F ua PROTECTIVE : varieties, and eee orzin, vices: 123 pairs socks, 4 eae be sure to get genuine i cultural requirements, suitability | seamen’s stockings, 43 pullover Cc nai tae Reve Le iG etL to pot culture, Propagation, wat- | sweaters, 7 iahMlaatiee in a Halak! Rogie 2G 2 - ‘ o ering, and general. care, 18 scarves, I7 pairs mitts, new Pai ich cove: and Eggs Wo succsa With House Plants —|tuck-ins, 1’ helmet, Women’s ser- most! wall) sortakbac ined Ideal hot drink for the A pure Glucose Sugar, by J. L. Kift, and K, B. Heden- | vices: 6 pullover sweaters, 2 pairs $ children’s lunches contains no Saccharine berg. Very useful book which in-|ankle sox, 1 pair stockings, 1 coat. It will pay you to wait V/-Ib. tii i cludes all the familiar plants for | calot, and get the genuine Mona- 42ilb. eee {-Ib. tin 50c indoor growth and some less well] Civilian Clothing: 12 hatch- (oe a (ieee 1-Ib, tin 719c known ones, ways, 6 children’s pyjamas, 31 seal, " your dealer is tem- : : & Hepeeaiag dngoars & by iB, iN Gapsre 10 nightgowns, - chil- Porarily short due to war- Get MONAMEL— f ockwell, ani . ©, Grayson, en’s dresses, slips, men’s F eras rs NOt WEAR BLACK’S DRUG STORE fascinating handbook with chap- | shirts, 7 children’s sweaters, 1 time difficulties, " ATRECE aay ABBOTSFORD ters on miniature gardens, living|pair socks. Grecian Relief: 12 PHONE 104 plant arrangements, terrariums, boys’ blazers, 30 boys’ shirts, 7 : and underwater gardens. Plann- pair knickers, ing of rock and dirt window gar- — dens, lean-to greenhouses, potting LEMIEUX—KEEPING THE GENUINE 1S WORTH WAITING FOR and repotting, care of bulb plants, } —— Ea z Ue loco ay au (tzeeimie ns ees] ~NELSON’S HARDWARE Grow Thefn Indoors—by A. H: Mrs. C. Keeping at Kilgard, Oct. Wood. An extensive manual in-/30, when their eldest daughter, ABBOTSFORD PHONE 224 cluding hundreds of house plants. | Nellie Laura, became the bride Covers such practical matters as of Ordinary Seaman Peter Le- Potting, soils, ventilation, heat/mieux, youngest son of Mr, and ||}: and light, as ae as pare Mrs. J. Lemiuex of Coghlan, Z ti ) ti % greenhouses, bulbous plants, in- Rev. G. R. Tench of Trinity F. C p t S sf sect and fungus diseases, and United church performed the cer- or om € € a IS ac ton. * a Plant decoradon: > “i ee emony which was witnessed by ——_ . oe - ty These Indoors — by A. H.| about 25 relatives, 2 L4, Os Oe: pho, Wood. Supplements the author’s] ‘The bride’s attendant was her MWe Chan. Sua nee Calorleus Grow them indoors, This volume sister, Olive, and the groom was considers some more unusual supported by Ordinary Seaman } plants belonging to amaryllis, |p, Moony of Vancouver. 3’ arum, iris and lily families, and) For her wedding the bride ¢ 7 includes a chapter on herbs in chose a dusty rose suit of her- ‘ the house. R.W. ringbone tweed and her corsage furpiture. Sn Oe ee ee was ink carnatio’ » centred AUXILIARIES PLAN *i caters with pink rosebuds, HOSPTAL DRIVE TO The bridesmaid’s dress was of -- . TO RAISE MONEY blue wool crepe and she wore a R = it corsage 6f pink roses, hens to. ne conelitions, The wedding music was played ots or Ae F @ Women’s Auxiliary to the z FINE “CABRETTA LEATHER” in high quality M-S-A General Hospital is un- | Bonen ia " plagedl at the inti i in beige, navy, able to continue its annual fai. aan gloves, daintily embroidered, in iB VY; Country Store, but are this ene wedding of the bride’s parents. black or browne 33° 4 The room was prettily decor- organizing a hospital week from} ated and the bridal couple stood aun r ze c Friday, Nov. 5, to Nov. 12, when under an arch of pink lavender YOUR CHOICE of these kid-finished sheep- a special drive for funds will be ‘ inj | Chrysanthemums. (Just south of the theatre in Abbotsford a F made. There will be a_ partial Noa 4 . (Just si °! skin gloves in a dress a ae iain IVE put) vee aa eked oa we Se gee ae a slip-on style, or a glove with leather back an suco-operate, Diiysend |Z. B. Straiton pouring tea and Chamo-Suede (cotton) fabric palme ‘ [ing. contributions with Mrs. D.|irs Cormack cutting the ices. A THREE-DAY SERVICE IN ee 6 Willan, phone 42Y, on Mrs. H. Ordinary Seaman Lemieux and AUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 5 to 2.95 MacFadyen, phone 189¥, both of | yy. Lemieux left by the mid- Li L3 é Abbotsford. Fruit or vegetables night boat for Victoria where || may be left at the hospital. The they plan to reside for the pre- 24 1 drivel will) end ‘Friday, "Nov.12,| cent fine, Snr bride’s travelling DR. EWART S. SARVIS H. H. B, ABBOTT Beryl’s {a aepenee: and irattler senate. tweed coat nssted of a beige! PHYSICIAN and SURGEON B.C. Land Surveyor all. Weed coat over her suit a pert i i _ During the past year the aux- little brown felt hat with veil i Bune here a ia) Mesh d Meo See = iliary has provided all the hos- and brown accessories ’| (Registered in British Columbia Jownes road Phone 50 or 116 pital linen and the members go = PHONE: SUMAS 371 Please see that outsanding plans each Monday night to repair the P.S.H.S. NOTES are d before Sept. 25. line, Th ll expres: recia- re aan yaa oe 7 Centre tion of help in the Gait ee| Buip Sheffield High School Dr. W. J. Boddy YARWOOD & DURRANT Fashionphone 222 Abbotsford anticipating the full favor of the by Gerald McAllister Graduate Ontario Veterinary BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS : M-S-A Area during Hospital = College of Toronto NOTARIES PUBLIC TEE MOT | week. Mixer Pre Renee Abbotsford Branch Office eee The students spent a most en- B.C, and Saskatchewan Open Every Friday joyable noon hour on Friday. Voterinari A ati Vv. Oftices— Sponsored by the War Savings | Haddrell Birce Phone 266 |Room 3 & 4, 423 Hamilton Street s committee a mixer (dance) was held to boost the sale of Savings mics Stamps. A. total of $10.80 wes A, E, HUMPHREY JAMES M. CAMPBELL Bis fees 3 8 raised, Lucky ticket holders were B. C. LAND SURVEYOR AND] BARRISTER & SOLICITOR & Birk c 3 €lven prizes in Stamps. NOTARY PSHS vs. EFTS OWL ENGINEERS Fraser Valley Record Building % ’ A score of 36 to 11 ended a}Room 6, Hart Block Chilliwack | 447 Main Street Mission City 4 ; basketball game on Oct. 26 be- P.O. Box 422. Chilliwack, B.C. | Office phone 17; house phone 144 tween the school and No, EFTS boys, Se Agricultural Supplies Board ,from the post of Feeds Adminis- y, PSHS Girls vs. Matsqui Girls |and Wartime Prices and Trade jtrator and the appointment of On the same evening, with a/ Board announced recently the re- |. Gordon Davidson as his suc Sore of 23-10, the Matsqui team | signation of Fred W. Presant, | cessor, defeated the high school girls, During the second half, Arlene Gustafson of Matsqui scored a record of 15 points, A Visitors I h H t t Miss Flora Joho, 4 1942-43 e O e an ar aaa grade 12 student, has left for Ot- rrr the Furnace tawa to join the RCAF (wd, Completely Renovated t ou our Flora was an outstanding athlete LOUNGE REDECORATED — ROOMS REFURNISHED Shu OLD z fire Y PROPERLY/ and basketball player, : & e NEWLY Coal is the backbone of our Ted Lawrence hes lett for Ea. —_- mnt Prevent excessive Mmonton to begin training in the SHED heat iad by clos- entire war effort. Every ton Si udy these RCAF. Ted was the leading stu- LICENSED . ‘ } ‘ . dent in the senior matric e@xams pric ti ase ecole | and is needed to last June, He was also an ac- PREMISES tive Pro Rec member, help speed victory. Don Shogren, a ’41-42 senior matric student, visited the school last week, He is in the US. Army and is home on furlough after some interesting experi- Hotel Atangard, Abbotsford Coffee Shop - Dining Room ; ences in the Alaska campaign. “ ORLAND and MRS. McMASTER, Proprietors ” tate HI-WAY RED CROSS UNIT e@ ENLARGED You can do your part to ° REDECORATED meet the emergency by budgeting your coal pile... by practising the conserva- q : i i i BEGINS WINTER SOCIALS b : tion, methods outlined in — RESPONSIBLE COVERAGE at the inthe ill ted Hi-Way Unit of the wts-a/! [Insurance VERY LOWEST RATES, Try Us. Sh t in tae the free booklet illustra: bs, bs / Red Cross started its afternoon i HEAT! at the right Get your FREE teas, the first being held at the COMPLETE AND ABSOLUTE COVERAGE Draw shades or pceert ts copy from your home of Mrs, A. Matthews. Last Houses, F Farm Buildi & Equi Aut b drapes ovér win- local dealer, This Wednesday Mrs. S. C. Tims was Burglary. Sickness and Accident .. . We handle them all in ba é hostess and on Wednesday, Nov. Reliable Companies. INSURE AND BE SURE! dows alf evening . Py eo Booklet shows HO’ Mrs, Rutley’s home han bees REAL ESTATE tts Save one ton tn five i ere chosen,” ‘The collections have up to 10% onyour we —staving a chilly amounted to $6.25. Farm Lands, Poultry sirme. Bungaloors api Suburban fuel this wev home this winter. i pe a ee MAKKGEO Ki ‘op Priorities MsISw ; ¢ ig ” According to an announcement is Wills, Houses Rented, Safety Boxes ... A complete Made by R. F. Chrisholm, co-or- . ; 7 ’ THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNITIONS AND SUPPLY dinator of distribution ‘of the and efficiont service with very reasonable Prices. RE ec arrearage, hows Westminster Trust Company ; HONOURABLE C.D. HOWE, Minister in essentialitv as for as food and NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. bh 4 other hospital supmlies ar con- | cerned