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Abbotsford, Sumas

LANG; SANDS, Editor and Owner —Established 1922— d, British Col

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FOR SALE —Say You Saw it in The News—

FOR SALE

—Say You Saw it in The News—

WANTED

—Say You Saw it in The News—

FOR SALE — New Hampshire breeding cockerels, blood test- 18 mos. old, $1 each; 7- co) 50 Cat et Si rreen, merson roa De Abbotsford; phone 89T. 5

FOR SALE—Jersey heifer, bred. | C._C. Mouldey, McKenzie road, R.R. 2, Abbotsford. 130

FOR SALE—New Beatty wind- mill, 35 feet high, with pump or without; brooder house, 12 by 15, will move to purchaser; Ato

ed; mos,

pullets, starting to lay. C. . Doerkson, Huntingdon road, R. R. 1, Abbotsford. 144

FOR SALE—2I acres land and 4- room bungalow near Straiton. Mrs. F. Tomaso, 2322 Burns a

Vancouver,

FOR SALE — 10 acres, 5-room house, electric light, electric water pump, garage, small barn chicken house. Fruit trees and rapes: Mr. J. Farino, Sus aay

FOR SALE—Pair farm mares; 4 brood sows, thoroughbred boar, 15 young pigs, farm machin—| ery; 70 tons baled hay. J. J. W. Potter, Vye.road west of gas station. 9:

FOR SALE—Fir millwood, stove

lengths; sawdust. Gill Bros. (formerly Safeway Fuel). P.O. ae 52 Mission, phone Son

fortable and Convenient—just bh of the many things you’ll find at our Abbotsford Auction Market every Tuesday, Cloth- ing and Furniture,

est 18-mos.- old heifers sold for $91 and $85 respectively last week. Visit our Langley “Saleteria’” where

“Everything on “Barth”, cream separators and all rubbers and tubes,

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FARM FOR SALE—40 acres, 10 acres cleared, 2 acres in fruit; eas eaudings: eae Eb Schram

fun’ lon road, R.R. 1, Ab- botstord Ate

FOR SALE—6-room house, new lumbing, all modern, in Ab-

otstord. Box 40, The’ News,

FOR SALE—Bulbs, pink full daffs and crocus. G. RereaEAnT Mt. Lehman, opposite munici.

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pal hall,

FOR SALE—20 acres, part clear- ‘ed; 8-room house, full base- ment; electric light and run- ning water; chicken house for 1200 chickens, with 1200 chick- “ens; cow barn, room for nine cows; 4 brooder houses; run- ning water all over the place. Write Box 82, The News, Ab- botsford. 82

FOR SALE—5 Cows: 3 Jersey, 1 Guernsey, 1 Holstein; Jersey, 5 yrs. old, due to freshen Nov. 12; 4 milking. Box 142, News.

FOR ES ern anti 4 Cow, 6 yrs., milking; 200-lb. hog. F. F, Ol- ~ fert, Peardonville Rd, RR. 1

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FOR SALE—Smal trailer; late model range with water tank; heaters. A. B. Stove Works, near Auto Wrecking, Abbots- ford. 140

FOR SALE—Jersey Grade Cow, 3 yrs. old; fresh 9 days; grade Guernsey bull, yearling; Hol- stein-Jersey heifer freshens in mid-November. L. Crossley, Townshipline road, Old Yale road, 128

FOR SALE—Apples, 2c lb. Mrs. le

WANTED—Will share home with airforce couple. No objection to child.*Write Mrs. A. Burmeist- er, Bradner. 127

WANTED — Housekeeping room or rooms, by air-force couple, around end of October. On Ws manent staff. Cpl. Cochlin, A.R. R175620, RCAF, Abbotsford.

G. Croaker, former Babich place, 42-mile from Abb wt

FOR SALE—Ayrshire grade heif- er, fresh 6 weeks; also heavy team. M. Zobrosky, 4067 Marsh- all road, Abbotsford. 12:

FOR SALE—400 old-growth ce- dar fence posts, Se to 15c¢ each. Vic Melander, Peardonville. Call Saturday afternoons, ah

day or evenings. 21

FOR SALE — One acre, 3-room house, small barn, all cleared in garden. Mt. Lehman district. Write Box 119, The News, Abbotsford.

—FOR SALE—Horses; 2 teams; well broken for any kind of work; one set heavy duty harness, almost new. J. D. Enns, King Rd., peaoistord

WANTED—Sméll Piano Accor- dion; cash if Suitable. Mrs, F. Price, R.R. 1, Aldergrove, ™%4- mile N. Aberdeen road. 85

4 | WANTED—To loan or purchase,

ping-pong table for Area school. Write P.O. Box 385, or phone Abbotsford 17-M.

WANTED—Part-time

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SOCIAL & PERSONAL

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Cpl. E. A. Woods and Mrs. Woods of Vancouver visited Ab- botsford at the weekend.

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Mrs, J. Jones of Vancouver vis- ited at the weekend with Miss Betty Irvine.

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Mrs. W. Urquart visited for a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Jackson.

Wiper

Miss Edna Green has been spending a holiday at Prince Rupert with Const. and Mrs. W. E. McLatehie, and with friends in Vancouver.

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Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson and family of Steveston visited at the weekend with relatives.

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Miss Elizabeth Johnson of Van- couver was a weekend guest of Miss Margaret Wattie.

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LAW Jessie Peachey, RCAF, visited her home at the week- end.

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Mrs. J. Boyd has returned to

her home after visiting with her

parents on Sumas Prairie. * *

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The Overseas Comforts Club will meet in the Library at 7.30 Monday evening, Oct. 2.

er. Apply by letter, giving qualifications, etc., to the Of- ficial Trustee, M-S-A Educa- tional Area, Abbotsford. 96

WANTED—Suite of room, furn- ished; occupancy Oct. 1. Write

pl. F. A. Tufford, Abbotsford Airport, Abbotsford. .

WANTED—1 or 2 rooms, furnish- ed or unfurnished; steady ten-

ant; no children; references. LAC Henry, R221593, No. 5 O.T.U., Abbotsford. 145

FOR SALE — 1928 Hupmobile

WANTED—To Rent, 2 to 4-room

coach; good running order;| semi- or fully furnished house ood tires, $135. J. L. Leslie,| in or within few miles of Ab- eardonille Rd. 107 botsford or Aldergrove. Phone Mrs. Sawatsky, 73R. 149

FOR SALE—G d fir saw- :

dust and guaranteed fir slabs and edging. Phone 155M. 89

FOR SALE — Ariel motorcycle, - 500 ce.; good tires, good con- dition; 75 m.p.~: foot gear change, speedometer, Phone 128, . 118

LIVE OR DEAD animals wanted for Fox Feed and Fertilizer. Paone Aldergrove 489 collec

CREAM WANTED from indepen- dent* shippers. Highest prices paid, cash ey return mail. Mi le Cre;

r FOR SALE—100 Hampshire Pul-

lets, 342 mos. old Dave Rog-

er’s stock, 80c each W. Chal- mers, Townline rd., north of Old Yale road. 1

FOR SALE — Cows and heifers, springing. C. E. Beck, Yale Rd., east, Abbotsford. 116

t ; FOR SALE—% Butcher hogs; al-

FOR SALE — 16 acres cleared land, suitable for dairy or fruit. In high state of cultiva- tion. L. Vlag, Beaton Rd., Mats- qui. 113

FOR SALE — Ford Car Radio, splendid reception; also small coal stove. Phone 177Y or write Box 241, Abbotsford. 112

va: ameries Ltd., 8860 Hudson street, Rerieauy ers

MISCELLANEOUS

—Say You Saw it in The News—

9|0f the Essondale mental hospital

Huntingdon

Pte. Muriel Martin of the CWAC,

who was spending several days at her home, was taken suddenly ill, and is now in Shaughnessy Military Hospital.

Mrs. Adank and Mrs. F. John- son spent several days in Van- couver,

Erwin McLean of North Van- couver visited friends here dur- ing the week-end.

Mrs. B, Kindred of White Rock visited friends during the week.

Pine Grove

Mr. and Mrs. Isborg of Clover- dale were visitors at the home of Mrs. A. Newell on Sunday. Miss Mae McKendrick of Van- couver spent the weeknd at her home here,

Guests of Mrs. G, Elwood re- cently were the Misses L. Sid- dall, I. Anderson and L. Hearst

nursing staff.

Ladies of Pine Grove Institute met in the hall Sept. 20, when jam was packed for shipping, and

LET HARRY DO IT—Refinish your kitchen furniture. Tables, chairs, cabinets, dressers, beds_

ete. H. G. Berry, 1275 McKen-

so all varieties Bee ee zie Rd., phone 204R, 150 t iles

Be en mil4|MALE (Hornless)_ GOAT AT

= stud — 3989 Marshall road,

North Poplar, R.R. 1 ford, phone 90R.

WEBSTER’S SPRAY & BRUSH Painting Co. Free estimates. Phone Abbotsford 83R, Mission 11305, or write PO at Clay- burn. D90

SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS— all makes reconditioned. Leave

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berries, house with 5 rooms and bath; electricity, basement with furnace, modern kitchen built-ins, fireplace in living moore eeed in front porch; screen back porch, garage, duroid roof; wired for electric 4050 Old

— orders for . F, Blashill at

FOR SALE—Fresh Cow, good| Walter’s Electric, next to B.C. milker. R. D. Car hael al-| Telephone office, Abbotsford. ters-Aish road, Matsqui. 110 OC47 FOR SALE — Y-acre orchard,|REPAIRS to farm machinery,

horseshoeing; fully equipped shop. Blair Iron Works, 826 Royal Avenue, nhone NW 330, New Westminster. 116

WE PAY highest prices for old cows and horses, dead or alive. for fox feed. A. Nicholas,

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pullets from very good stock, 5 mos. old, starting to lay. J. H. Doerksen, 3950 Marshall road, R.R. 1, Abbotsford. 133

FOR SALE—Double-bed spring, good quality; 2 tweed jackets for boys age about 16; odd chairs. Phone 17M, 134

FOR SALE—Cream enamel Tange with woe reservoir. Mrs. L. ue

Harrah, Mill road, Abbotsford 135

FOR SALE—1929 Ford Fordor, Serial No. CA96361. Good rub-_ ber, $225. John Wall, 3664 Trans-Canada Highway, botsford. 111

FOR SALE—1933 Chev. Sedan. Serial 6 CAO619680, Motor

FOR SALE—Close to highway, 18% acres, 5 cleared, best of soil; nice 4-room house and bath, cabinet kitchen, good well fruit trees, Mrs. Mary Gustaf-

- Owner will be outsid ASM News Office between 12 and 4, Friday. 115

son, Blue’ Jay road; RR. tubes, fair spare. $200 cash Abbotsford. 1391 May be seet at MacDonald’s”. Elm St., Abbotsford, 6.30 p.m. FOR SALE—450 H ire lay- Wednesday or Thursday. 120 ing pullets, cheap for eash; also will trade new 10-inch |FOR SALE—Apples, to be pick- walking plow for 12-inch plow. ed, le lb. Harry Hnatiok, Bab- Henry Loewen, Marshall Rd.,| ich Road, Abbotsford, 146

Poplar school,

FOR SALE — Choice Pumpkins, 10 to 50 Ibs. each. Bakeries take notice. Phone 30M or leave orders at The News. 94

R.R.1; Y-mile east of North 91

= FOR SALE—70 New Hampshir pullets, 44% mos. old, $1 fescn 30 roosters, 5 Ibs, and over, Thomas Antal, Winson Road Huntingdon across from Hunt- ingdon school), 148

FOR SALE—120 New Hampshire pullets, from good stock, 6 mos, old starting to lay. Beatty elec- tric -water pump, complete. Geo. Kummel, Mt. Lehman and

» Huntingdon roads, south of air- port. 138

FOR SALE—40 acres, year-round creek; lots of alder, C. A. Mit- Chell. Gen. Delivery, Abbots- ford. 51

FOR SALE — Allis Tactor,

FOR SALE — Coal heater. §. Wright, Clearbrook road, 1% miles south of highway. 137

FOR SALE—Unpainted chest of drawers, dresser, kitchen table with four chairs. Phone Irene Traun, Abbotsford 27, 136

tion, steel wheels, $225;

FOR SALE—Ladies’ bicycle, . Al coneiaon; good

tires. Phone 122

FOR SALE—225 New Hampshire

ullets 6 mos. old; laying now. Jake Pauls, o i Good healthy ‘lock A Waller taqul on’ Harcisrmnca 395 Phone 218 “The Friendly Store” Abbotsford AUSPICES CCF CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE SS . ani iehway.

FOR SALE—6 tons hay in stack.

range. Miss Reeve, Yale road west, Abbotsford. 154 Clayburn. FOR SALE—175 New Hampshire FOR RENT

FOR RENT — Furnished cabin, light and water. M. Ellison, Gifford Station. 141

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LOST—Shovel, on highway near Abbotsford about a week ago; also hub cap for Plymouth on highway. Phone 31K. 129

LOST—Roll of Fibreen Paper, between Cold Storage and R. & T. Garage, Thurs., 21st, 9.30 am. Information leading re- covery. Reward. Burns & Co., or F.. H. Cowley, R.R. 2, Ab

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arral made for packihg Christmas boxes. The ladies are asked to be Prompt on packing day.

Mrs. H. Williamson, Harrison Mills, returned to her home on Sunday after a visit with her, daughter, Mrs. K. McIntosh and family.

_ Miss Irene Morse of Vancouver is spending her holiday with her sister and family, Mr.-and Mrs. T. Ruben.

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incorporated on this level. Mr. Day explained that Branch No. 15 of the Canadian Legion 1S prepared to incorporate its assets, possibly equalling a third of the cost, in the project. Fa- vorable reception has been ac- corded suggestion that donations would help finance the building, several already having been vol- unteered, and the balance would be defrayed by a bond issue. Operating revenues would goa long way to pay this off, but if the project is to be the tribute intended for returning service men and women, it is desired to clear it of debt as quickly as Possible.

Special Meeting ty A special meeting of the Legion branch will examine the plans drawn by Architect Cullerne and go further into details of financ-

ing this Thursday at 8 p.m., President Fred Holtsbaum an- nounced.

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DANCE Aberdeen Community Hall SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

Good Music Refreshments

the main heating plant.

erly located.

years.

A blanket of rock wool is place Furnace.

Steel Fireplace Furnaces make it unnecessary to Main heating plant during the cool weather of Fall. In severe weather, Steel Fireplace Furnaces, ing all the cosy beauty of the open fire, greatly

*EASY TO INSTALL - - - SAVES TIME—

The Steel Fireplace Furnace serves as a complete form for the masonry, the designing is done. sets the unit on the floor and builds around it. No firebricks are needed for the firebox, The damper is built in and prop-

®MORE THAN 20-YEAR SERVICE— A good Steel Furnace, in constant use for 6 to 8 months each year under extreme heat,

*INSULATING MATERIAL INCLUDED—

STEEL FIREPLACE FURNACES

operate the Spring and besides giv- supplement

The mason simply

has an average life of twenty

included with each Steel Fire-

Sept. 27, 1944 ABBOTSFORD,

SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS §&

SUPERSILK HOSIERY

@ — DOZEN — 10 CHIFFON HOSE will be offered for sale! 11:30 a.m. Sat., Sept. 30th

COTTON KNEE-LENGTH HOSE Colors: Red, navy, brown, and green; 61% to 10.

RAINPRQOF KERSEY COATS Double shoulders, sleeves

BOYS’ LEATHER HELMETS \

TELEPHONE 4

STORDY’S

Drygoods for the Family — and for the Home

GILMOUR BLOCK

Bradner

Mrs. O. Vear of Wells was a weekend. guest at the home of Mrs. J. Burmeister.

Bety Linfoot is a patient in the MSA hospital. ss Miss Doreen Carmichael, Van- couver, has been vacationing on Vancouver Island, and is now spending the balance of her holi- day at her home here. Fr Mrs. D. Nichols presided over the Community Club meeting in the hall Monday evening, when it was decided to hold a series of* whist drives during the win- ter months, the first one to be held this coming Friday, Sept. 29, in the hall.

Ruth and Bill Burmeister of Vancouver were recent visitors for a few days at their home here.

Thanksgiving services will be

held at the Presbyterian chureh on Sunday, October 8. Donations of fruit, vegetables, etc., should be left at the church Saturday afternoon previous.

St. Margaret’s Guild will hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. G. H. Loach on Tuesday, Oct. 3.

Mrs. Sluggett Sr. and Mrs. Donaldson will be the hostesses at the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid meeting to be held in the church on Wednesday, Oct. 4.

The Red Cross meeting will be held on Friday, Oct. 6 at 2.15 p.m. at the home of Mrs, Bur- meister.

Christian Science Christian Science services are held each Sunday morning at 11 in the lodge room of the Orange hall, Abbotsford. The public is

cordially invited.

DAIRYMEN ATTENTION

A Meeting of the Fraser Valley Artificial Breeding A * tion (Matsqui Branch) will be held in the

MATSQUI HALL, Monday, October 2, at 8 p.m.

For the purpose of hearing a report of the committee and organizing the Matsqui branch.

All dairymen interested are invited to attend

be obtained upon request.

Charles Schultz

Owner.

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: COMPLETE DISPERSAL

Auction Sale at Sullivan

100 yards North of B.C, Electric Station

Wednesday, October 4

Commencing 12 noon

118 Head Dairy and Beef Cattle

13 head Registered Holsteins

» 38 head Registered Guernseys 13 head Registered Herefords 27 head Grade Holsteins 271 head Grade Guernseys

A catalogue giving full particulars of each animal may

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CALE!

MATSQUI HALL

Ladies 50c

DANCE

RADIO RASCALS ORCHESTRA

' PROCEEDS IN AID OF MATSQUI RED CROSS

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29

Gentlemen 75c

CCF

CCF FEDERAL

PUBLIC MEETING

HERBERT GARGRAVE mia. GEO. STIRLING mua. H. P. TYSON

monbaAY, ORANGE HALL

CCF

CANDIDATE

OCT. 2