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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUL NEWS

ae WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 13,

: IN OUR HARDWARE...-

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Fioor Varnish

by the makers of the

famous Super Valspar

Pints—15e; Qts.—$1.30; 1/>-gal—$2.55; gal.—$4.15 Varnish Brushes — — — — gach {0c and up Gold Blast Lanterns, short and tall globe; ea, $1.19 Padlocks, all kinds {5c to $1.75 Raw and Boiled Oil — — — gt. bottle 30c Turpentine — — —.--— qt. bottle 25c Back to School! Cases all prices — from 25c up We have a large stock of used stoves at very attractive prices.

IN OUR DRYGOODS---

TOWELS—white hand towels, blue borders, ___.__ each 15° JACQUARD TOWELS — white ground with colored borders— BACH 25° 39% 39° Linen and Rayon Tablecloths, all white and colors, 7 up

———--_._.. YARD Suitatie Welght for Ful Ween 40¢ 3 yards $I

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Heayy Magog Indian Prints—Fast Colors Make up your Fall Dress now SO haa)

See our large stock of buttons and buckles in many colors and shapes Card 10° & 15° KNITTING TIME IS HERE AGAIN!

Many Heather Mixtures in 4ply wool 2 oz. 25° Corticelli Wool, suitable for suits, sweaters, etc., oz. 20c, 235° Large stock of Peerless 4-ply Wool, many shades, 1-0z ball 10° Men’s Wool Sox in sizes 11 & 11% All-Wool Sox, 2%-lb.; all sizes cae

+. pair 250 —+—_. 3 pair 34 Heavy Leather Work Boots; sizes 6 to 10 —. pair $3.5 osha $2.95 Heavy Jumbo Wool Sweaters in black only, all sizes $2.98 SEE OUR MANY OTHER COUNTER SPECIALS THIS WEEK

J. S. Daly Stores

=: Hardware Dry Goods Phone 180 Abbotsford Phone 64

Panco Sole Work Boots, suitable for farm work

with EDNA MAY OLIVER WALTER BRENNAN ETIENNE

LEW FIELDS « PANDRO S$. BERMAN in charge of production. Directea by H.C POTTER Dawe by GFORGE HAIGHT Screen Play by Richard Shermon. Adaptation by Oscor Hammerstein B a .

Rhythm Wranglers in “Sage Brush Serenade” NEWS

a =| MONDAY, TUSEDAY, WEDNESDAY — SEPT. 18, 19 and 20

Barhara Stanwyck

anwyck-loel McCrea

FRED R. BOOTH

of Booth Optical Co. 620 W_ Georgia St. Vancouver

will be at Black's Drug Store SAT., SEPT. 16, 2:30-9 Joe Mrs. E. D. Cairns

,, Saturday and Sunday— September 15, 16, 17 Mickey Rooney and the Hardy Family in

“‘Andy Hardy gets

ee ” The death occurred in M.S.A. Spr ing Fever Hospital on Sunday evening of a Mrs. Euphemia Douglas Cairns.

TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY September 19, 20 Virginia Bruce and Walter Pidgeon in

“ Stronger than Desire”

Canadian Money Accepted at Par

widow, who had resided on Mc- Catlum road, Sumas, for several months, She was born in Scotland in 1868 and came to Canada 20 years ago. Funeral will be held from Henderson’s Funeral Home to Musselwhite cemetery, Thurs- day at 11 am.

Seen from

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SARA ALC DISARMAMENT IN THE KITCHEN

or “UNIONS” GO BURLESQUE A 4Button Production

THE PLOT: Once upon a mid- night clear, not so long ago, while walking down a town side- street, did see a monstrous show. The curtains rose, the footlights shone, and there to our delight: Ten bony toes, legs Slim and long—a “thin man” in the light. ‘Twas an A.A.A. man of Abbots- ford (a businessman to boot) clad in naught but horn-rimmed spectacles—and clean, white Union Suit!

Any allusion to persons living or dead is miraculous!

If the tennis finals on Sunday don’t draw a big crowd, it will be a surprise. Those playing are

among B.C.’s best hard-court Players.

Pretty soon, boxing, if enough are interested in it. If you are

see Jack Watson of Jim Macbeth. The Fraser Valley champlonships are to be held in Abbotsford this winter and the A.A.A. would like to see a few worthy battlers of this district enter the ring.

SWIM GALA

(Continued From Page One)

Complete list of winners:

Girls under 12, 20 yards, Lily Hansen. Boys under 12, 20 yards, Gerald McAllister, Gordon Grant. Boys 16 and over, 40 yards, Alan Nunn, R. Trethewey, Gordon Grant. Girls over 16, 40 yards, V. Kay Webster, Nonie_ Gil- over 16, Doug. Shel- lard, Jimmy Grant, George Grant. Girls under 14, diving, Eva Hay. only entry. Boys under 14. diving, Gordon Grant, Gerald McAllister.

Girls under 17, diving, Lois Sof- faniason (Mission). Kay Webster, Eleanor Renner (Mission). Bo: diving, open, Allan Trethewey, Trethewey, Alan Nunn.

Greased Pole, boys, A. Trethe- wey, R. Trethewey. J. Grant. Greased pole, girls, Violet Hay, N. Gilmore, K. Webster. Diving for discs, boys, Gordon Grant, James Grant, Alan Nunn. for

- sion missing. He

FINE PICTURES ANNOUNCED BY LOCAL THEATRE

Theatre attractions of unusual interest are billed for the Abbots- ford Theatre this week and next. “The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle,” depicting the rise of the internationally famous dancing team, is on the local Screen on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Its variety intrigues young and old while the dancing includes the Castle Walk, the polka, waltz,

tango and maxixe. Cast features

Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Edna May Oliver and Walter Brennan.

Entirely different entertainment is provided Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 18-20, with Cecil B. DeMille's “Union Pacific’. The building of the famous railroad is shown on a mammonth and thrilling scale and a triangle love affair with Joel McCrea, Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Preston Weaves through the pioneer story. It is outdoor melodrama in a big way.

ESCAPES JAIL—Continued

is believed to have secured a key left on the outside of the cell gate by the old dodge of loosening it from the lock and letting it drop onto a rag or paper slipped under the door and then drawing the key inside. Once out of his cell it was only a matter of quietly slip- ping out a back door.

When the alarm Was sounded Cpl. Young and Const. Yatson of the R.C.MP., Constables Park- er, Blezard, Boulton and Saunders of the B.C. Police instituted a Search of the district that contin- ued till late next morning without

; reports of car in & Puget Sound centre are reportedly linked with the es- caped prisoner and lead to belief he made his way over the Tine.

Sas WILLAN'S. t WEEK-END SPECIALS AT WILLAN’S

CROSS CUT SAWS—Spear & Jacksons, 2-man I-man Cross Cut Saws; 4-ft, Seen nee Seats 54. 50 DOUBLE-BIT AXES; Grey Gorge Special §: Monarch DOUBLE-BIT AXES ——i—__—_—_.. special ¢: SINGLE-BIT AXES; Totem boys’ ———— speclal $q19 | SWEDISH BUCK SAWS; Genuine eS E> $395 HICKORY AXE HANDLES ____ ——_____. 8ho to 750

SEE THE NEW $359.50

———- $6.95

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OOOO OOOO KIO OOOO OOO OOOO OOOO CONSTRUCTION OF TENNIS COURTS IS UNDERWAY IN SUMAS

Through the Co-operation of the Sumas town council, work wil) be started this week on the construc-

tion of two cement tennis courts on the town Property across from

Plans are now under way for the formation of a Sumas Tennis Club, to stimulate interest in the sport and to Promote tennis ac- tivity locally.

—The Sumas (Wn.) News.

Births at M.S.A, Hospital

The town will supply the ce ment, gravel, mixer and skilled

Sept. 11—To Mr. ana Mrs. Henry labor, and the common labor will

Hiebert, Sumas, a daughter,

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END” SALE of CANNED FOODS

| | Thursday, Friday and Saturda , September 14, 15 & 16

Grant Trethewey, 400 sands : ‘ant, y- beh “J % yirls, Shirley Lane, i Webster. |||, Tomatoes, 0. City, 2, — _9 tins 19¢ — 4 tins 37¢ Old English . joys Relay (for Elkin Trophy 9 . Jim ‘Grant, George Grant; “and ||| Peas, 5s, 0. City, 17-02, — — — 2 tins 17¢ _ 4 tins 33c PEAS Gerald’ McAllister Allan, Tretne-| | Peas & Garrots, R. City, 17-02, — 2 tins 23¢ _ 4 tins 45¢ ee wis vai (Gor ine News stxt-|(/ Bantam Gorn, R. Clty, (Y-oz— — 2 tins 19¢ — 4 ws | G 33¢ : d, V. Hay, : ; uetts) Ast, Abbotsford, "V. Hay, Green Beans, K. Beach, {T-oz, — 2 tins 19¢ — 4 tins 37¢ Libby's Soffaniason, @ Lene Me Eene <"|il| Perk & Beans, Libby’s, 16-02. — 92 tins 17e — 4 tins 33c SoReriasanysS! es : | Spaghetti, Catelli, 16-07, — — _ 2 tins [Te — 4 tins 33¢ Vegetable-Tomato Corned Beef, Helmet, 2-07, — — 2 tins 25¢ — 4 tins 49c i Bradner : ra Sardines, Fairhaven — — — __ 4 tins 19¢ — 8 tins 31¢ | ——————————_ Mr. John Stetch has been ap-|if| Kippered Snacks — —— — _ 4 tins 19¢ _ g tins 37¢ (SHRIMPS eal a a ee eel) SAMAR lee TD Hing (7 tins 33¢ 2 eo ee "omits sem || Salon, Red Breast, V's —— 2 tne 256 — 4 tng age — ate 1 : : a eee Mie Dorothy Chittenden has||l/ Herrings, Gold Seal — — —_ __ 2 tins 19¢ — 4 tins 37e Libby’s returned home after spending fe Tuna Flakes, white, Vo's — — — 2 tins 25¢ — 4 tins 49c | DEVILLED MEATS Guest of Mrs, Rooker sed of Me || Pilchards, Snow Gap, tall — — 2 tins 1c — 4 tins 33¢ 4" ox6 and Mrs. Nordham at West Lang||l/ Apricots, Silver Crest, 2 sgt. — 2 tins 23¢ — 4 tins 45¢ | ———__ ; over the weekend. Pears, Maple Leaf, 16-07, — — 2 tins 21¢ — 4 tins 41c' Quaker of Mr. Elliott d Miss Connie El- : note, retards Vancouver after Peaches, Lynn Valley, 2 sqt. ae 2 tins 21c —4 tins 53c CATSUP Spending the weekend at their! |! Pineapple, sliced, (Y4's —— — 2 tins To — 4 tins 33¢] ob 25¢ home here. Miss Irene Emerson and her ears! brother Stanley, and Miss Lucy RAISINS PRUNES i Orehard City Erholdt were visitors to the Van- Pea ie 2 BAKING POWDER TOMATO JUICE couver Exhibition. een seliees 107. tin ___ hing sens ins Baith Chittenden ot var|| 2 21¢|2 15¢ 14¢/|4 19¢ ver spe th veekend at h bare tare, et | aa eh oem ana creck Mr. and Mrs. Fatkin have re- WAFER OATS CEREAL PUFFS PASTRY FLOUR < Canned iia turned home after spending a few (nike, < days in Vancouver. 3 pe a5¢ 4 25¢ v4 Ths, ___* 19¢ LB. —____ 19¢ 3 Colin Carmichael, who was a re- | cent guest at the home of Mr.and Vc ee Mrs. Adams in Vancouver, has re- Broan ia Salt, Purity, .. 7 Ibs. for 19¢ Bg te turned home. SOAP plesk Pepper .. -- Y-lb, cello 17¢ SPAGHETTI | Mr. and Mrs, Winchester had as bars_. ustars, M& G . Ib.«pkt. 25c lb. box __ pags eoeee one Monday, Mrs,” Gib. 10 Bae Chocolate, Rowntree’s Velb 18c = 30¢ son of Vancouver, * me — The latest fish story can be French Mustard and Spoon ..... jar 9c Ghings heard from G. H. Loach, who, ac- Naptha Gin en: SHAMS AG. : companied by Mr. Robinson, has AKES Pi ne — - 6 dozen for I4c Be TAM just returned from a trip to Fawn SOAP FL. CKIEs, Assorted ... Sree jar 10c Strawberry- Apple Lake in the apbeo. ay, »— Q25¢ Wax Rolls, 40 sheets .... 3 for 25c 4c tn 39¢ The boxla game played between i H eee oe ee Westminster Tissue --+ 3 rolls 19¢ couver Maple Leafs on Labor Day < resulted in a score 24-3, in fayor TOMATOES ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT PEACHES of the visitors. Field Family Size Nice Size Elberta- ==. a | LBS, _. >» | EACH eri AGH, -2-— ae CRATE .__ BRIDE-ELECT FETED 6 25¢ I¢ 3¢ $].10 (Continued from front Page) | oa acted as serviteurs. i re ° Miss. Andrews was a tea Week-End Special In Meats hostess at her lovely home when | ||| a corsage of roses and a. recipe ||| QUALITY BEEF SHAMROCK LARD LOCAL MILK-FED VEAL we eentd oe |i! Blade Remmte <= liedo| (n Bulb — ip, ai Shoulders — _ |, (7¢ was presented to the guest of ‘ ; honor, Mrs. Coutts, mother of the | Rib Boiling Beef — Ib, lic Streaky Bacon — Ib, 3% Leg Roasts — — Ib 20c bride-elect, poured. =i) 0 — — ib “ y Twelve members of the Bridge Oven Roasts Ss Ib. 18¢ J wi Bacon Ib 196 Ve Cutlets . guniot Walch oe acute “oe Beef Sausage — — lb. 5c Wy Ib, Cooked Ham 35c Ve Stew _ mem vy jonore: e) e e 2 of Miss Gwen Caldecott on Fri-||| Boneless Stew — Ib. 15¢1 1/ Ih Lakewood Loaf Breast of Lam day evening, presenting, after a e buffet supper and cards, a silver |, We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities hot water jug.