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WEDNESDAY, SUPT. 18, 1940

We congratulate Messrs. Pottage and MoIntosh on opening the
Modern Market and wish them every success in the venture.

PRICES GOOD FOR THURS., FRI. &
SAT., SEPTEMBER 19, 20 & 21

QUAKER OATS *nce"ver. 18c
PUFFED WHEAT $"rxrs. 15c

CAKE FLOUR
PACKET

23¢
7c

SWANSDOW

PURE LARD

Swift's Silverleat
POUND-CARTON ————————__ -

Bradner

There was a splendid attendance
at the Red Cross tea held on Wed-
nesday afternoon in the hall. Re-
freshments were provided and ser-
ved by Mesdames Auburn, Car
michael, Fatkin, McMath, Money,
Paver, Ruben and Sandstrum. The
tables were prettily decorated with
autumn flowers. The drawing for
a hand embroidered luncheon set
donated by Mrs. Waring, was won
by Mrs. Rowley of Abbotsford.

Matsqui

Miss Audrey Kerr visited
home over the weekend.
Miss Goldeen Sorenson returned
last week from a visit to Victoria.
Mrs. ©. Sorenson and Stanley
pent Friday in Vancouver and
New Westminster.

her

Mr. Harold Smith of Trail ar-
rived. home Tuesday night for a
week's visit with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Len Smith, and left Wed-
nesday with his mother for thelr

Prices Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday

“Parsencd “Paragraphs ;

Contributed by our District Correspondents

DREW GROCER

Zw DELIVER’

— Sept. 19-20-21

Marmalade, 4-Ib. tin 45¢

Orange; Malkin's Best Spinach 2 Ibs. 15¢
Soap cdc 3 bars 19¢ clean ‘and tender
Fels Naptha Ripe Tomatoes 12 Ib. 25¢

Pork & Beans, 3 tins 25¢

Matkin’s Best

just right for canning

Canteloupe .. 2 for 19%¢

eee eveteaiiee home at White Rock.

FLOU

il 27c ees 85¢ “he 49-Lb. = $1.59 St. Margarets’ Church Guild met

2 Sa pomp HS vse gains AT a yee aah ieee rine er amd OER “q

All-Purpose 6n Tuesday at the home of Mrs.| Mrs. J. D. Dunstan (nee Agnita = Sa be Prony soo ie ie
Sanne: G. H. Loach and was addressed| Gustafson) and Mrs. C. Dunstan 1 Packet CHIPSO L ‘d 1 30
PRUNES prouxn \ ARTON ie 15c by Rev. F. S. Henderson. Prep-|are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Limited Supply Only emons ..... dozen ic
arations are being made for the} Gustafson.
Fall Sale of Work, and several| Miss Annie Goodchild is visiting Lardss. sas’ 4 Ibs. 25¢
pieces of work were given out.|/friends in Vancouver. Pure, North 5!
M. [pe Walker & Co. At the close of the meeting tea} Recent visitors of Mrs. T. Rott- Mil Merce sae ae tins 25c¢
4 rae srone was served by Mrs. Bellfield and|luff were Mrs. Thorburn from All Kinds
i THE ae mksivicne = ential 180 Mrs. Barley. Peru, and Mrs. Provost and Mrs. Peas 3 tins
, Atangard Block FREE DELIVER) Mrs. J. Walker and Mr. and]|Carter of Pitt Meadows. Hroder’s
, Mrs. Quizzy and daughter visited Mrs. Stalhaudske from Burnaby
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.A.|is visiting Miss H. Kemprud. Corn ...... 3 tins

Mrs, Waring was called to New] visiting Miss Grace Hurum. Roast Beef Ib.-tin
r Westminster on Wednesday owing Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Food “ti
or ou to the unfavorable condition of her] H. Vosbourgh were Mr. and Mrs. Dog 00 am
husband who is a patient in the Pauaier

Fall Plowing

Carmichael recently, Mrs. Walker
is a former resident of this district.

Royal Columbian Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Woodbridge
were guests from Vancouver of
Mr. and Mrs. L. C, Gardner.

A berdeen

Miss Joyce Sabelle from the B.
C. Blectric Staff in Vancouver is

J. Culp from Calgary, Alberta, and
Mrs. J. Farrell from Victoria,

Mr. and Mrs. Hubbs from Lang-
ley Prairie are moving into the
house in the village owned by
Charles Baynes.
Mr. H. Hurum

and Mrs. H.

Aylmer * Golden Bantam

Roast Mutton, {b.-tin

Coconut, med.

Wheat Puffs

White Vinegar, gallon

Heinz, pickling

Ib.
Prairie Nuts, 3 pkts.

Snithun left for Camrose, Alberta, Ll aleetebelatelel
; 5 last week.
Once again residents on the sein oe cabaret) andes ite
Yale road bet Pits aos
ee @ ew en bey cnt Sldera ave jan Bill Kunzmann spent Monday in

FORD TRACTOR

he goal really seems close at pede oe alates er Lar = Ihe | 6 Pnomialegier gti ceeempee et i
hand, the number of signatures Graph Books _... l5e =
required by the B.C. E.R. Col Syynas District Music Dictation Books — 10c va tat onions. 2
having been obtained. Seribblers cite and vadew 7eG aN
i Seribblers with pages and Index, 75c, $1
A number of “Beavers” met at 2 Scribblers Mucilage . 100
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter} Mrs: W. G. Fadden has as her}  Scribblers Paste . E
Towlan on Friday and a talk on guests during the week Mrs. Wil- Venus Pencils tik o 10e,
scout work was given by Rev. F. cox, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Stranger eae, , Reeve’s Fountain F Pens —_. ~.. 400, 0c, “s
S. Henderson and Mr. Smith, a|204 Mr. Black of Green Timbers. ONS... —— 5, 10c, 15e ! Pen Holders _ — 5e, 100

Abbotsford Motors Ltd.

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Aberdeen schoo] have hope of the
much-needed electricity being ex-
tended to the district. These “vi-
ions” have appeared periodically
in the last ten years or more, but

teacher in the high school at Ab-
botsford, who is very interested
n the work. In future this band

Vancouver,

Mr. and Mrs. Hesla from Kyle,
Sask., and Hendrick Byarner from
Vancouver visited Mr. and Mrs.
E. Engene on Monday.

Mr. Donald McDonald of Ocean
Falls visited his
Baynes, recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Holliday of Pasa-

uncle, C. M.

Headquarters for

School Su pplies

Full Stock of Authorized Text Books at Government Prices
ALL TEXT BOOKS STRICTLY CASH

WE SPECIALIZE IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES

of boys will be known as_ the
a dena, Cal., are visiting their daugh-
Wolf Patrol and will join month-
FORD SALES AND SERVICE 1 ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cia |
ly with a club which is now be- ! W R ll Ph
PHONE 62 ABBOTSFORD ing organized in Abbotsford. It is ECR eir Ss exa armacy
5, = 2 Those who attended the Ward- PRESCRIPTIONS

will be made in the near future
to carry on this work.

Threshing is now almost finish-
ed in this district and farmers
are now digging potatoes, prepar-
atory to being free for silo filling.

Gifford

Bruce Sibbald has returned af-

.jat their homes In Vancouver.

ell-Geldhart wedding Thursday
evening were Mr. and Mrs. R. Har-
ris, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Blinch
and Miss Elma Marcy.

Stationery
Phone 8

Kodaks

Developing
ERIC T. WEIR, Pum. B.

Misses Spain and Elliott of the|~
Whatcom road Mission have re-
turned from a two-week vacation

Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Baynes were Mrs. W.
Haywood, Mrs. Laura Bosman of

W. S. GARDINER

The Hotel Atangard

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Telephone 100

ter attending the Victoria fair. Vancouver, Ab na ade | FIRST CLASS REST-
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Mr. Sibbald is attending the Mrs. Quadling of Barrowton AURANT IN CON

fair at Puyallup, Wn.
Mrs, Ellison has returned home
after spending a week as the guest

JUNCTION. THE AT-
ANGARD IS RANKED
AS THE MOST MOD-

has returned from a visit to Sas-
katchewan. She was accompanied

GET “LUCKY”
and STAY LUCKY

Let yourown taste tell you
the difference between
LUCKY LAGER and or-
dinary beers—yet it costs
no more,

Other famous malt
beverages to choose from:

RAINIER BEER
BURTON type ALE
SILVER SPRING STOUT

COAST BREWERIES
LIMITED

Vancouver Vietoria
New Westminster

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This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor
Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia

Mr. and Mrs. Hanson spent Sun-
day at Sumas.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Shaw of Van-
couver spent Sunday visiting Mr.
and Mrs. A. Shaw.

Mrs. Hamil and Jimmie are
spending some time as guests of
Mrs. Lewis.

_ Jubilee

Miss Edith Boyle is visiting at
Chilliwack with friends.

Miss Johnstone spent the week-
end in Vancouver.

Many friends and neighbors at-
tended the funeral of Mr. A.
Haines Wednesday afternoon from
the Jubilee hall.

Miss Agnes Fulton is spending
a few days in Vancouver.

Mr. S. Christie was guest of
Vancouver friends at the first of
the week.

Mr. B. Evanoff has returned to
a logging camp on Vancouver
Island.

Mr. E. Munson is visiting with
friends on the Prairies.

Mt. Lehman

Miss
here again
several

J. Fowlkes is teaching
For the first time in
years there is no begin-
but three new-comers

Hop-pickers have return-
their home and this will
increase class enrolment.

Mr. Alfred of Springfield
Oregon, guest of
his aunt

Miss Nellie
friends in Vancouver.

Mrs. K
il in

ners
started.
ed to

class,

Fox
was 2@
and uncle

recent
here.
Carter is visiting
Raskewich, who has
the Royal Columbian
New Westminster, is

been
hospital,
recovering.
Mr. and Mrs
Gordon of Port
ors here at the

A. J. Herron an
Mann ‘were
weekend

of her daughter, Mrs. Davis. by her cousin, Miss Cline, who ERN AND BEST
Mri aid are: Larson eneabicrd |e, visits.at: the Comat, HOTEL IN THE
and Mrs. Westlin spent Saturday Miss. Marion “Banks of Cte VALLEY.
at Chilliwack. wack spent the weekend with i CI
Mrs. Eayton spent Sunday at pulse: Ciggya’ York Giage ‘Depot
Buen Mrs. Collins of Vedder sub-sta-

tion entertained 20 little guests

on Saturday in honor of Merna’s
7th birthday anniversary.

Mrs. C. H. Beldam, Patty-Lou
and visitors enjoyed a 3-day fish-
ing trip near Hope recently.

Mr. and Mrs, L. V. Kenny and
family visited relatives in Sumas
on Sunday.

Huntingdon

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Williams,
Howard and Frank have left for
a trip in the Okanagan to visit
Mr, and Mrs. Purdy, formerly of
Huntingdon. Mr. Purdy is Gov-
ernment Fruit Inspector for that
district.

Bill and Peggy Brown of Olym-

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Westminster Crust Company

NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.

pia visited their parents at the
weekend

Mrs. Harris and children visit-
ed at Cloverdale at the weekend.

Richie Crouter,
is the proud
cup for aggre
recent CFV fair
tables.

grade four pupil,
holder of a silver
winner in the
with his vege-

FOR WET WEATHER

we stress
Watson’s 10-Ounce
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES

EXERCISE BOOKS

SCRIBBLERS

LOOSE LEAF BINDERS AND SHEETS

NOTE BOOKS

WRITING TABLETS AND ENVELOPES

MADE IN B.C.

HATS

OLIVE SHADES NEW STOCK

CITY PRICES
Made from treated Army Duck.
Kmown in the United States as
"“AQUA-SHED"”
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and Footwear

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how applicant ean be qt

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Education Office, Abbotsford,

B.C,

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