ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

The Paint

Sale...

...of the year

No, 12 GALVANIZED PAIL...
ON SALP

LUNCH BOXES—Complete with

make; complete with handles.

2- ae PAINT BRUSHES—
Each

KITOHEN LIGHTING UNIT—

AT THE BUSY CORNER

ON SALE SATURDAY ©
6%4-foot, 2-man CROSSCUT SAW

In white enamel finish, opal glass

RED and GREEN WASTE CANS—
In rich plaid designs with red or green lines and flowers

Thermos

of a well-known
Extra Special. .....

Brighten

bedroom;
red, mauve

cream grounds, Priced from

Specials rae
Daly’s...

SPRING CURTAINS AND DRAPES—

up

your rooms with our

or gold, on white and

$109

Daly’s Hardware

TELEPHONE 180

new
Spring Curtains and Drapes. For kitchen or

in shades of green, blue, orange,

B9¢
HEAVY REVERSIBLE SHADOW CLOTH

Suitable for hangings or furniture

: $100

with golden stripe
STRIPED RAYON DRAPERY
MATERIAL — In lovely shaded
colors; 45-inches wide
Per pard. 45¢
See Our Ney nike) of—
Noyalaine ALL-WOOL BOUCHE
KNITTING YARNS — 23° new
shades to choose from. ugeal
for suits, dresses, sweaters.
two-ply wool for

RR OX 2 sree Bolatais in RUCIIS 25¢

tractive spring styles,
or fawn colorings
eves Ne Gae

coverings. Price -3 yards for.
HOMESPUN DRAPERIES—i5- MEN’S TWEED RAINCOATS—
inches wide. Colors blue, green Windproof, waterproof,

MEN’S TOOKE DRESS SHIRTS

“Shadow-tone” in sizes 14%
18. Four attractive shades
choose from

Exlee Genet. 7 epee
All sizes in MEN’S BOYS’
CHILDREN’S SPRING

to
to

$175

&

Ox-

FORDS—A shoe that will stand

lots of hard wear
$1.95, $1.75 and.

$149

OUR FULL RANGE OF WOMEN’S MISSES, CHILDREN’S AND
MEN’S RUNNING SHOES IS COMPLETE

Telephone 64

DALY'S DRY GOODS &MEN’S WEAR

Abbotsford

MERE R RR,

Satin-Glo Sale

March 25 to April 16

That Save You % Wy ;
Money, Time,
eee eabors

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Two Insertions for

Per insertion; up to 15 words; ex-
tra_words 2c each; Cash with Ad,

60c Cash

HAY For Sale—Clover and mixed; {
baled, No, 1 quality; also Victory
Seed Oats $38 ton at farm. I. ¥F.
Nelles, Whatcom Road Sumas Prai-
rie. Phone 237. 9

ee

CLOVER—and Timothy seed for
sale. Timothy northern grown. BD.
R. Wakefield, R, R. 2, Abbotsford,
B. C, 30

WANTED.—Live and dead animals
for fertilizer and fox feed, Phone
Aldergrove 406 collect. 4n

FOR SALE—Farm horse, harness,
saddles, dehorners, cultivators, har-
rows, disc, root pulper, cider press,

showcase, shovels, platform scales,
cook stoves, electric radio, jigsaw,
tools, dishes, doors and windows.
Gosling Furniture Store, Abbots-
ford, 18.

FOR SALE—Team of young gray
mares, welght about 1400; well
broken. Also good cedar fence
posts, one cent per foot. Fred L.
Hunter, Mt. Lehman road, south of
highway. 36

FOR SALE—Bean stakes and
fenceposts. Apply to A. Neufeld,
Huntingdon road, 34

FOR SALE—Certified seed pota-
toes; Green Mt. and Columbia Rus-
set J. Caul, Huntingdon. Phone
169-Y, Abbotsford. 26

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WANTED—Work of

any kind;

farm experience, tractor operator, J,

D. Riemer,
dergrove,

Ross road, R.R, 1, Al-

10

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FOR SALE — Recleaned vetches

and
Tbs,

oats for seed.
Phone 69Y, Abbotsford.

FOR RENT—Modern
house in Huntingdon.
Possession, Mrs. Agnes
Huntingdon,

$2.50 per 100

81

Four-room
Immediate
Murphy,

24

POR SALE—Spring
1,000 founds.
zie road,

vetch

Abbotsford,

se

eed,
Cc. Zurowski, McKen-

28

FOR SALE—Gent's bicycle in good

condition,
ford,

$10.00. H. Amos,

WANTED—Housework
ienced capable girl,
181, Mission City,

by

B.C,

Abbots-

88

exper-
Write P.O. Box

39

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FOR SALE—1927 Star Four sedan,

340, Phone 88yY.
donville.

E. Marriette,

Pes

ar-
32

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FOR SALE—Young
trade for cow. Phone 167R.

Horse,

or
37

WANTED—Horse, slow,

‘weight about 1400 pounds,

ately priced, Write Box 33,
Oftice.

gentle,
moder-

News.

FOR SALE CHEAP —
gang plow. Threlfall,

33

Ten-inch
Matsqui,

35

FOR SALE—1929 Harley Dayid- PLOWING and discing with trac-
fon 74, A-1 condition, $100. Must|tor. By acre or contract, reasonable
sell by April 5. Alfred Newman,!:rates. C, Zurowski, McKenzie road,
R.R, 1, Abbotsford. 29 | Abbotsford. 21

ALL PERSONS INTERESTED

Auspices:

IN ESTABLISHMENT OF A

Cold Storage Locker System

are invited to attend a

PUBLIC MEETING

in the MASONIC HALL, ABEOTSFORD on
THURSDAY, MARCH 31° at 8 p.m.

Sumas Co-Operative Association

4\Seven Teams
Prepare for
Boxla Season

enthusiastic the
¢ Valley Box Lacrosse League
held at Port Coquitlam
Thursday night with delegates of
six districts in attendance,

While it is likely to be nearly
two months before the game gets
underway there was a keenness
demonstrated at the meeting that
well the forthcoming
and the brand af boxla to
be dished up for the fans,

A seven-team league was decided
upon. This will be divided into
two leagues, Eastern and Western,
but home-and-home games will be
played by all teams as there will
be an inter-division as well as di-
visional schedules drawn up,

Participants will be: Chilliwack,
Abbotsford, Mission City, Pitt Mead-
ows, Coquitlam, Port Moody and
Websters Corners.

Winners of the Fraser Valley
League playoffs will play winners
of the Richmond-Delta league for
the right to enter the provincial
championships,

Fogg of Chilliwack was elected
president of the league, Roland of
Coquitlam, vice-president and the
secretary will be appointed by priv-
ilege of the president. Abbotsford
was represented by J. Roberts and
J. McBeth,

ee

Several carloads of local hockey
fans attended the games in Van-
couver this week and last,
the city team defeated Seattle,
three out of five series for
Coast League championship,

.

meeting of

was on

AUugUrs: for

season

when
in a
the

Honor Hospital
Secretary f0r 25
Years of Service

At a meeting of the Chilliwack
hospital last week, Peter J. Brown,
recently retired after 25 years of
service as secretary to the board,
was presented with a gold watch,
Appreciation of the board was ex-
pressed by BE. C. Smith, president,
and the presentation made by Mrs.
T. B. Goodall, president of the hos-
pital auxiliary.

Oriental Caught
Speeding On Span

The Pattullo Bridge is not to
become a speedway, Magistrate H.
Johnston warned in District Police
Court Thursday when he fined Joe
Eng, Vancouver Chinese, $20 and
costs for exceeding the 30 mile limit
on the span. Eng, according to
the evidence, was travelling 57 miles
an hour, Surrey Police chased him.

‘OTICE—The Upper Sumas P.-
Concert, which was to have
been hheld in Whatcom road hall on
March 28, hag been p0stponed to
Tuesday, April 5 to avoid confliction
with other events, 1

ws

BADMINTON CHAMP.

Mrs. Del Barkhuff of Seattle,
Wash., women’s national badminton
champion, shown ready to serve at
a tourney in which she defended her
title. Popular for many years vin

Saas WILLAN’S

Special each,
Block. Specal, GaCR......6 ccs ee snes

Special.

WAXED HAE:
Special,
5-STRING QUALITY CORN BROOMS—regular
Special at

Special
BEE SUPPLIES

; YOU SAVE MONEY ON YOUR PURCH-
| ASES WHEN YOU BUY AT WILLAN’S 3

EXTRA HEAVY LARGE SIZE GLASS WASH BOARDS

91-inch SCRUB BRUSHES—Fibre Bristle, Hardwood

14-inch DOUBLE RAWHIDE ena aR

: 59¢ |}
15¢
v0 $159

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GARDEN ‘TOOLS

> ast of R. R. Track

COME TO OUR PAINT SALE

April ist to April 16th inclusive

Save as High as $1.75 per Gallon

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men, the game of
been growing in favor among zg
en and is now played throughout
the United States.

Hope But Not
Waiting For
“Box” Lights

While the boys retain strong
hopes for night lighting of the Ab-
botsford boxla colliseum, they are
preparing the box “as is’ for the
approaching Even though
the active season igs a few weeks
off, enthusiasm for “the fastest
game on two feet” runs high and
the is to be reconditioned at
once. Next item on the lacrosse
agenda locally will be a member-
ship drive,

season,

“box"

Cross-Country Race
from Abbotsford
On April 13

The Fraser Valley recreational
centres’ annual cross-country race
will be held from Abbotsford on

Wednesday, April 13, at 3 p.m. The
men’s course will cover a distance
of three miles and the women’s
course will be one mile Jong..

Instructor Tommy Ruben reports
that the nine centres in the dist-
rict are being attended by ever-
increasing numbers, with the excep-
tion of Abbotsford.
The summer activities are planned

open soon, and will include
“open air-gym", track and field
sports, ball games, lifesaving classes,
and other sports,

Teams from Abbotsford, Mission
and Haney will take part in the
Provincial Recreational Centres com-
petition In Vancouver on April 2.

to

‘Weather permitting, and by now
it should, Abbotsford juniors will
meet their side-kicks from Langley,
Sunday afternoon on the Jubilee
grounds.

Correction—Item “Epsom Salts” in
advt. of Black’s Drug Store shonld
reads 6 Ibs, for 25c, not 6 oz, for 26.

COMING

EVENTS

bbotsford
Theatre

FRIDAY & SATURDAY
April ist & 2nd—
Matinee Saturday at 2.30

**The
Hit Parade’’

with PHIL REGAN and
FRANCES LANGFORD
Edward Brophy Pick and Pat
The Imcky Strike Orchestra
Eddie Duchin’s Band;
Elmer; Al Pearce and His Gang,
Molasses ‘n’ January; Duke Elling-

ton and His Band; The Gentle
Maniacs. Never before was there
such a cast!

Major Bowes News

WEDNESDAY ONLY—April 6—
JOAN CRAWFORD
FRANCHOT TONE

ROBERT YOUNG
and BILLIE BURKE in—

**The Bride
Wore Red’”’

“Our Gang” Comedy Color Cartoon
Thurs, Fri, Sat. April 7, 8, 9—
“THE HURRICANE"

Oscar and-

= Rose Cheatre .

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SUMAS, WASH, =
BCC Oi
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
April ist, 2nd, 3ra—
JOEL McRBA and
FRANCIS DEE in—

“Wells Fargo’

Admission 15c and 35c

TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
April 6th & 6th—
WALDACE BEERY
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
CHESTER MORRIS in—

**The
Bis House’”’

Admission 10c and 16c

B.P.O. Elks Lodge No. 30

APRIL FOOL NOVELTY

DANCE
in MATSQUI HALL on
FRIDAY, APRIL 1: 9.30-2.30

HARMONY BOYS ORCHESTRA
Free Busses Admission 50c

District Council, 0.0.F.

Public Meeting
in ORANGE HALL on
THURSDAY, MARCH 31: 8 p.m,

MRS, DOROTHY STEEVES, MLA.
will speak, Remember the date, 21

WANTED—Four calves, two Jer-
seys and two Guernseys, D. A.
Bickell, Huntingdon road, R. R. 1,
Abbotsford, 40

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Cottago
at White Rock; 2 rooms, sleeping
porch, Hght and flush toilet. Gos-
ling Furniture Store, Abbotsford 41
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Piano,
Brewster, Grand Cabinet. Gosling

Furniture Store, Abbotsford. 42

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B.P.O.E. Aldergrove Lodge No. 66

DANCE

in WHATCOM ROAD HALL on
FRIDAY, APRIL 1 9 to 2
Valley Vagabonds Orchestra
Gentlemen 60c Ladies 250
Free Bus from Abbotsford at 9

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

Evangelistic Services
MARCH 27 to APRIL 10”
Every Night at 7.30 p.m.

Rey. E, BE. Moses and Wife, Evan-

gelists, Himer De Water, Soloist and
Song Leader 8

The Original
REXALL

One Cent

Thursday = Friday - Saturday

Sale

Buy Now and Save !!

PRESCRIPTIONS
Phone 8

KODAKS
STATIONERY

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy

PROPRIETARIES
ERIO T, WEIR, Phm B.

SAFEWAY SI

Prices Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday, March 31, April 1, 2— i

ORES!

with $1.00

SHORTENING, Jewel

_AYLMER RASPBERRY JAM - - .-
SWEET MIXED PICKLES (or mustard)
RED ARROW CRACKERS - - - .-
EMPRESS PEANUT BUTTER ~- No. 4
INSTANT TAPIOCA with pkt. Cocoanut
MANITOBA HONEY - - .§ « «
TOMATO JUICE, Royal City - - -
BLUE RIBBON TEA (limit 2) - -
MAXIMUM COFFEE - - « « .
PRUNES, Santa Clara - - .

Satisfaction
Guaranteed

EMPRESS FLOU:

mest Albetn. 45¢_

B. & K. PASTRY FLOUR « - « -

PURITY SHAKER SALT (11's) afala, iodized - 2 for 90

49-lhs. $1.98

T-Ib. sack 25¢
32-02. jar 25¢
- 26-02, jar 25¢
- 2-Ib. box 29c¢
(5T-oz.) tin 43
3 for 23c
{0-Ib. tin 98c¢
-~ 4#tins 19
Lb. 47c
~ Lb, tin 33¢
- 3 Ibs. 19

| CEREALS
Red River Cereal. Pkt. 22c
Pid. Wheat, Rice 3 pk. 25c
Mellograin Meal 3 Ibs. 19c
Wheat Flakes..3 Ibs. 19c
Edible Bran......2 Ibs. 9c
Rolled Oats....4 Ibs. 21c

BULK ITEMS
Choice Rice....4 Ibs.
White Beans... .4 Ibs.
Split Peas......3 Ibs.
Pearl Barley. .
Lima Beans....2 Ibs. 17¢
Cut Macaroni..2 Ibs. 15c

15c
15c
15c
19¢

=

3 Ibs.

Pork & Beans, R. City - 3 tins 28c
Corned Beef, Helmet - 2 tins 25¢

SALMO Fancy Keta tall..3 tins 25¢

Red Spring %4’s..2 tins 25¢

Whole Clams, Crest ~- 2 tins 25¢
ECR EN SNAGHe 5

SoS nee 4 tins 19¢c
Tuna Flakes, Y's - = 2 tins 25¢

Tomatoes, 0, City 2y's - 2 tins 2ic
PEAS, Royal City sieve 4 - 2 tins 23c
CORN, Aylm, Bantam 17-02. 2 tins 2{c

OXYDOL
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SHINOLA
WAX
Tin .. ¥Q¢

FELS NAPTHA

SOAP
B bars 15¢

Lettuce, large heads......2 for 15c
Celery, fancy bleached....Each 10c
Onions, Australian........4 Ibs. 15c
Cauliflower, Snowwhite........ 15¢c

Jumble pack

Potatoes, Highway Highland 25 Ib. 35¢] © “"™ ~~ 45¢ }]|
QUALITY BEEF 1937 LAMB q
Blade Roasts lle Shoulders - - - Lb, 180 7
nau Bone Roasts Legs o : - =~ = Lb, 23¢
ross Rib st: Lamb Cutlets - - - Lb, J
ena Roastety 14e lamb Stew -- tb. ine a
Fresh Mince 23¢ Veal Stew - - 2 Ibs. 25¢ F
Bnless Stew 2 Ib. Spare Ribs-- - - Lb, {5c i
MEAT LOAF PURE LARD BACON :
es Sed, ie with order gree wee 4; ‘
4 tbs. --- s6e | 2 Os VBE]... age fl
Ling Cod Lb. 14c] 1/,-Ib, Cooked Ham FS
Cod Fillets - - - Lb. {70 hart Meat Loaf - 33¢ :
Smoked God - - Lh. 180] Meat Plos - - » Each Se §
SAFEWAY STORES UID. We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities
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