ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

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Phone 111

The Family
Grocers We Deliver

Benedict & €

ALL MY GOLD CROWN
FOR AN EXTRA TIRE

ARE MY CAR
Se RUN ON:

WEIR’S FIREPROOF

Will Save You Trouble and Money.

GARAGE

Wrecker Phove 36

I have several choice properties at a
bargain and can advise you of all lo-
cal conditions, having been familiar

with them for many years.
Safe! © McCallum gives guaranteed coverage
and QUICK SETTLEMENT

PA; McCALLUM The Pioneer Insurance Man

MANN BLDG. (Upstairs). Telephone 43

fase is worthless unless it is

“ABBOTSFORD THEATRE

“Always a Good, Clean Show with PERFECT Sound’’
F. A- STOCKWELL, Manager and Lessee

Two Shows Sat. & Wed. Evening, 7 & 9 p.m, Matinee Sat. at 2.30

FRIDAY & SATURDAY, March 8 & 9—
GENE STRATTON-PORTER’S Famous Story of Real People—

“K Girl of the Limberlost”

with LOUISE DRESSER, MARIAN MARSH, RALPH MORGAN
A story that has touched the heart of every reader of American fic-
SR tlon—a drama as true at Nature—as real as Humanity ! !
. “BURN ’EM UP BARNES”
Ad mission: Adults 25¢e; Children 15¢
Matinee Saturday 2.30 p.m. Admission Adults™®5c; Children 10c

WEDNESDAY, March 13—
CARL LABDMMLE Presents:

“Half a Sinner’’

| with JOEL McRARB, SALLY BLANE and BENTON CHURCHILL.
picture for every member of the family ! Thrilling love inter:
@ rollicking humor...engrossing suspense...exciting drama and ac-
ion...the cleanest and fastest drama of the year! A picture every-
one will love because they will know every character in it ! It's
bright. Its witty. Its funny. It’s gripping. Itsclean. Don't miss ity

Cartoon News Reel
Admission:

A

Strange As It Seems
Adults 25c; Child 10c

MASS
PROTEST MEETING

ODDFELLOWS' HALL,
ABBOTSFORD
SATURDAY, MARCH g". at 8 p.m,

GOSPEL SERVICES
i will be continued in the
_ (HURUM HALL, MATSQUI
‘NIGHTLY (except Saturday) at 8 p.m
Conducted by Andrew Drummond
Cc. N. Morgan.

upon Westminster Bridge issue.
DR, LYLE TELFORD will speak

Abbotsford Junior Men's Club
- wiiraRy WHIST AND DANCE

‘the MEN'S CLUB HALL on
AY, MARCH Jth; 8.15 p.m.

mi Good Prizes
a CNG. FOLLOWS CARDS
ri = =

jul Agricultural & Horticultural
Association and F

DANCE

= be held In GIFFORD HALL on
; ee FRIDAY, MARCH Q; 9 till 2

5 = "Valley Vagabond'’s Orchestra
Refreshments

Ww~LUMBER

branches of Plumbing

AUCTION SALE
Every Saturday; 1.30 p.m.

To be Sold Next Saturday—
1300—1100

Team of Geldings,
Ibs; Pile of Harness; Whipple-
trees, Clevises, Bugg Ete.
Also 50 One-gallon cans of out-

side flat paint—No Reserve

B. BEVAN

Auctioncer, Abb,

Phone 89Y

work.

ears of experience guarantce sat-
isfactory results.

WARNING

RESIDENTS of Sumas municipal dis-
trict who dir
relief

Dir-
5th

are arn
elief will cease on March 1

BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL

SE stoc K ONLY TH
or ™M Ts.

el LIKE ou x §
WE ites
Tein F ‘shape — AD

1 Rober ts Market

_ The Pamily Butcher
dene Ave. Next Gilmour's!

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PURSUANT

Meat

fm Dated a
27th day

v .
ae wateuacy,

| Commences 1.00 p.m.

ediate Distribution Up to
$35 to Eack Flooded Family)

Sumas Relief Committee met last)
Wednesday in the municipal hall and!
decided to appoint Mr. W. Moore the
relief supervisor. Mr. Moore was au-

Old Skeleton of Man Unearthed
On Kennedy’s

Skeletal
scovered by public

ploye

es
Kennedy

rema

while
Ridge

near

Ridge, Sumac!
of a man were|
works road
avating earth
the main high-

ins
em-

ex! on

nn a?

Ee a

Your Spring Clothing Needs Are More
Cheaply and Completely Supplied Here

Cord Pants
Por
range of sizes from 24 to 34,
extra wide
good values. A bet-

es
of

$5.95
beautiful
styles in the latest ma-
Sizes from
The majority of these
sell at the above price.

thorized to immediately make an i L Wednesday. Although bro- eee}
; sauligs Sieh Cea ace : Ladies’ Dre
sue of requisitions up to the 2mount ken, the skull, jawbones and main
of to each family returning tO)..-ments of the skeleton were com- A new shipment
r places. This to be tentative as- in eS Eg Sprins
gine pending more substantial as-|Plete, but very aged. udge y terials and patterns,
sistance, if any, from the govern-!cranial lobes, jaw and teeth, the re- 14 to 44.
ment. A small fee was suggested to|mains were those of an Indian of a
cover Mr. Moore's travelling expenses /ciwach tribe of an early period. AS

in making inspections.

The unsanitary condition of build-
ings was discussed by the meeting,
and, after a telephone discusison with

two. f

}they were buried to
it was variously
the bones may be those of an Indian

eet

a depth of only
surmised

In

Cotton Crepe

2 yds. 25¢
all the desired shades, noth-
ing to equal this for wear and

boys

ter

and youths.

fawn or blue,
fall sizing

grade at

$2.65

from $1.95

A full
in
legs,

|
|
|

Men’s Work Shirts

85c

A large stock of cloths and ool-

Dr. McDiarmid, it was decided to|!ynched a half-century ago for horse- washing »
ask the municipal council send tele- ene: See grim j Rae. Oot: ors of a very high grade, Every
i 7 i inti old-timers, 7 a cot- . oe ;
esas ar aontaEaatan ate tonwood tree at “the Ridge” shore of Prints = = from 19c Yd. ae panes ea Lene Se
aiapuntfiewihealth taken: Sumas lake, somewhere near where A lovely range of patterns, s¢6-| SO!* triple stitc eee is
oie a rnecting oF thar Roller Gom- {te bones were found. x in. wide, sun- and tub-fast | Stain comes. One and oy
mittee held on Monday afternoon,| Happening along when the discov- colors. Also at 25c yard pockets. Priced up to $1.45
it was decided to increase the per-,|ery was made, the News reporter

capita issue by another sum of a max- took custody of the find,

imum amount of $10 for the pur+
chase of windows, making the total)
$35.

It was made clear to residents of!
the lake area present that the Sumas
Relief Committee is not a govern-
ment agency, but custodian of funds
subscribed by a sympathetic publi
The fund available was not nearly a
equate for complete rehabilitation of
settlers who had lost their crops, pro-
perty and stock, and was only offer- |
ed as temporary relief in provision of
bare necessities for kitchen and bed-
room.

Mr. Gauthrop,
partment

provincial labor de-
investigator, promised to
sufficiently advise his superiors of
sanitary conditions in the flooded
area, it ‘being his intention to go to
Victoria on Friday. |

Other than some stock feed and
seed grain, government relief in the
Sumas area is finished, Mr. Gauthrop
inferred upon his return from the ca-
pital. He is at present assisting Mr. '
Moore in_ provision of disinfectant |
and chloride to those settlers requir-
ing it for cleaning up their places.

Telegram of protest at the govern-
ment decision to terminate Sumas re-
lief work was despatched to Premier
Puttullo ‘by the Committee on Mon-
day.

levels of the Sumas hop
gardens emerged from their six
weeks’ submersion on Sunday. Bs-
timate of the damage has not yet
been made, but it is thought that
most of the vines are yet alive. Trel-
lis poles in some parts have been
loosened by the water, and, of course
buildings and their contents damaged.
Two late-model automobiles, owned
respectively by H. Cooke and Thos.
Wright were hauled by team to the
old highway on Wednesday and tak-
en to Chilliwack for overhaul.

AAALAC

Ruse Theatre|

adit WASH
NAAN AT mm
CATED AR & RUN DAS?
March 9 & 10
KATHERINE HEPBURN in—

“The Little Minister”

Lowest

in

A classic that outshines “Little
Women”. A picture you will’ re-
member.
Colortone Cartoon News

Admission = 35e and lic

WEDNBESDAY, March 13—
“Father Brown,

Detective’’

With Walter Connolly and Paul
Lukas in a thrilling murder mystery.
Comedy and Talkertoon

Admission 15c

Matsqui-Sumas District Plowing As-
sociation

ANNUAL MEETING

Canadian Legion Clubroom
THURSDAY, MARCH 4
All Plowmen Invited

AUCTION SALE

Favored with instructions from A.
W. HAWKINS we shall sell on his
farm, Bates Rd., 5 miles south-west
of Matsqui town and 1% miles from
Gifford Station, B.C. Electric Railway
TUESDAY, MARCH 12: 1.00 p.m,
His Entire Herd of High Grade Dairy

Cattle, Implements, Peed, Household
Goods, Etc,

as follows:

Aug.
rs., bred Janus
, fresh Jan. 18,

fre shene ed

not bre
Feb.

15 bred Oct.
ened Dec. 5 bred Jan H
son; Jersey 4

, 2 yrs., due soon;
Jersey, 3 yrs. due soon; Heifers, 7

and 10 mont
IMPLEMEN

BOUS—S h.p. Gas E l-whe
Farm Truck, Gibson Ensilage Cutter,
9-in; Hay Rake; 14-in. Plow; Set of
Dra Harrows; 14-tooth Cultivator
ato ; Iro H i

Pe Hiller
to 4

| ber

ed over to the Vancouver Museum or
Hill-Tout

Pr

to

‘of.

for examination.

Mr.

the Hi-Way Oil Co.,
botsford last week,
Tessaro wholesale distributor for
D.

produc
couver

BERNER—BEHARRELL

The
ruary
M

Bert W. Webster, manager of
Ltd. was in Ab-
and appointed Q.
his
Reynolds of Van-
care of deliveries,

ts here.
will take

Boost B.C’s
Payroll !

to be turn-

MEN—TRY

(anthropologist)

A PAIR OF OUR Z@
will Like Them !

Zero - Shrunk Pants will please you!

O-SHRUNK PANTS—You

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GILMOUR'S Modern Store

THE HOUSE OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE

Entirely Owned and Controlled by

Features F. Valley Products

VERWAITEA “#

THE 100 PER CENT. B. C. ENTERPRISE

its Own Employees

QUALITY GROCERIES AT THESE LOW_ PRICES

FR.

CHEESE

Mild and

Lb.

ASER VALLEY

- lbs.

Tasty

15°|3

LB. 31¢

FRASER VALLEY RICHMOND

BUTTER

ae

FRASER VALLEY

PICKLES

Sweet Mixed

32-07.

lb.

29°

jar

bag -

Plax

FRASER VALLEY

CEREALS

Lighting Health Cereal,
Wheat,

Bran,

23°

FRASER VALLEY

MILK

Pacific Brand

Tin

3

FRASER VALLEY

BREAD

Pure and Wholesome

Loaf

. 6

Take Advantage of these Special Prices Now !

Lenten Season Is Here !

KING OSCAR

SA

23 tins 29°

RDINES

BEST SOCKEYE

SA

SNOWCAP

PILCHARDS

Large Tins

tins 29°

CALEDONIA

Half-pound tins

PINK SALMON

4 tins 15°

RDINES

CANNED SPINICH

2 ti

BRUCE'S

HERRINGS

%-Ib. tins
1 5 IN TOMATO SAUCE
° : 4 Cc
AYLMER

ns 20°

BRUNSWICK

CHICKEN HADDIEé

Tin- 15°

BRUNSWICK

SARDINES

4 tins ] 5°

CLAMS

Very Tender

Fresh Lettuce, Celery, and Cauliflower

2 tins 25°

OVERWAITEA, LID.

R. CARLSON, M
Gilmour Bldg., Abbotstord

bss bi tle b ltt bt

Feb- |

took place on iv
r Clayburn Manse, of . .
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. W. P pt S
Se eae ea Baul rescripuion Service...
of Matsqui Were at-| Avoid unnecessary delay—have your Doctor phone y
by Mr. Einer Beharrell and| y :
srah Johnston. The ceremony | scription to us and we will have it ready for

was performed by Rev. J. S. Clarke PURF DRUGS
Mr. and Mrs, Berner will make DEAUET
their home at Glover.
Mr. Finch, manager of Valley Lum-

Careful Compounding

by

o B.

c,

Phone 61

Pre-

our

you when you call

FAIR PRICES

Graduate

BLACK’S DRUG STORE

| Se ae ae

Co., is remodelling the G. Taylor
house for occupancy.
Mrs. Perley is a patient in the M.- Phone 104—( or Night)
S.A. hospital. Prescriptions Photo Finishing Toiletries
SEE Sn SERRE ERR RReeeieeellaieeeeeete ee
PENTECOST AL TABERNACLE iy: bie
Rey. a. R. tch, Minister Tenesssessrensvvsanveen z
inday School. -

Terms Cash

IVAN HURNDALL

a.m.—Devotional.
—Ev

gelist

ED CHURCH
Minister.

equipped
spaciou

NORTH

Pearl L
Tillie

Lenten
of Mission

show-ro

ProrLan

m

SCHOOL

Morgue and Complete
auxiliary facilities.

Telephone

wit

ted os
BR

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with nicely appointed chapel

selecti

all cla

I

Ambulance
Modern

Abbotsford 134

Henderson Funeral Home

Two

n of

yf

amily roc

autiful

propert
revised

Service,

C

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ym and

caskets

{ the Li
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orth

program,
van, and
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Agenta

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