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PAGE FOUR i ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

Lenten Menu \ Personal Paragraphs

Contributed by our District Correspondents

| EAGLE BRAND, sims. - - (9c }) Mt. Lehman EDITS THE MAIL
ALL BRAN, sams = = WGC Pfc Wascsacer Were omnes ate

of Mrs. Stewart's sister, Mrs. Pope.

. : ;
af Tomato or Vegetable 3 t 23 Mr. J. Pope’s new house is near-
‘ SOUP, Red & White 3 Ins C : ‘

ing completion.
Mrs. Gibson is convalescing at

ba CREAMETTES, “<""— - 3 pkt. D5 frum ater, esting tom: we a
@ At the Red Cross meeting held
BRIMFULL CHEESE, ‘ol lb. 18c in the school on Tuesday, hee

bers were present. They made

Prices Effective T d Friday, March 7-8-0

Pure Lard .. 3 lbs, 29¢ MEALTIME FROUCS.

Robin Hood Oats, pat ise |.
Sunlight So Anything else? 5
unlight Soap, 4 bars 23c || \Wehave come (No: thanks.
wash our,
oatmeal /

Marmalade, .. 4 Ibs. 39¢ }| nice oatmeal
ensign soap on 7%
Plum Jam ... 4 lbs. 37¢

sale
Miaskin’s Best t i
Bran Flakes, Posts, . 10c }
Milk, all kinds, 3 tins 25¢
COFFEE

= TOM ATOES Red & White 2 ti 5 the new surgical dressings at the
. ) Large tins - Ins Cc meeting. , ;
Tne Sewing Circle of the United
Ketch Church met Wednesday at the
Chum Salmon, Si»  - - Iie
bers present. The hostess was &s-
sisted by her daughter, Audrey.
The Ladies’ Aid of the United
M. ©. Walker & Co. Church will meet in the church R. §. LAMBERT

home of Mrs. Farber with 11 mem-
Formerly editor of the B.B.C.’s

THE RED & WHITE STORE hall on Wednesday. ,
; : ‘ publication, ‘The Listener, Mr. Fort York .-.... Ib. 50c
Atangard Block FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 130 ‘A Liberal meeting will be held); ert is now heard each Sun- . 5

Fresh Ground .. Ib. 35c
TEA

in the Orange Hall on March 9.
7 ° ay at 11 am. over the CBC when
Reeve George Cruickshank, liberal he edits\ “Old Country Mail” for

2 ares ie ee rat aa CBC listeners. The material for Delicia © 6 «6 Shara ib. 59¢
. t . . rs. B. Cooke was a weekend!) i. weekly talks is gleaned from Fort Garry .. Ib. 75¢ ¥
uest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Simpson. * pee ey os Miss Hudson will demonstrate
Sp ecial: Vitamin B-1, for ig A whist drive will be eld &t| These ona fone eee ole Powder, Ib. 19¢ | Fort York Coffee and
lant rowth $1 00 the school on Thursday eveniN§) gents in the British Isles, cover Soup, 6-02., tin ..... 5c Fort Garry Tea
Pp g GO . . ol in aid of the Red Cross. ing every phase of civilian life Aylmer Tomato y.
FORGET-ME-NOT FACE POWDER, 50c The Nursing Class met in the) quring wartime. March (1, 12, 13
FORGET-ME-NOT PERFUME, 50c Both for 50c¢ {| Rea cross room Monday under Sockeye Salmon, ¥’s You are invited to come in
ASMINE ROUGE, all Shades. 50c the guidance, Ob Mess G: Seyitshy: Gifford Lacross, fin 20c, 2-35c |_ aca SS
a es. The “Busy Bees” met in the f
JASMINE LIP STICK, 50c Both for 60¢ %\cnitca churen Han on Saturday. | Crabmeat, QC., tin 25¢ nee cooking 101b 25¢
Mrs. Green, the director, brought; The Ladies’ Hospital Auxiliar . . rapefruit .-. 5 for 25¢
hi alts, . Tc . 69C in e ies’ ospital! y i e p
Kruschen S reg. 75¢ Gin Pills, regular size — 45¢ and served refreshments. will hold its next meeting in the Peas, 0.City, ... tin 10c neta

igh
‘Abe Derkson of the Westmin-)Gienmot> school on Thursday, Tomatoes, 2's, tin 10¢ |{emons, Ige., dozen 25¢

ster Seaforth Highlanders was the| March 14, in the form of a St.

Enos Fruit Salts -—— 79¢ Gin Pills, large size ___. 69¢

Sponge, Chamois, reg $1.25, 950 Bayers Gen. Aspirin, 100 . 98¢ [| guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. R.Nich-|Patrick’s tea. . Corn, white, 2 tins 23c [Bananas .... 3 Ibs. 25¢
olson at the weekend. a alkin’s Bes

rc ‘A> webist. drive and! dancer wes |i ise ae Dog Mash B&K, 5lb 25c¢

css) Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Konrad.|yeq in Gitford hall on Thursday) Chocs., mixed, Ib. 35¢ Hoe Biscuits ... Ib. 10c ;
eir S exa armacy ba beet nS ee Bk | when six tables of whist were in| Ls 8 =
. ys W I. onrad's par- * ae -im
RIPT play. Prize winners were Miss Nel.
Stationery Mere ae Developing Oe an i ai th pone neta |e Coghlan, Ils Seegar, Frank Eeageeee aonn
Ss a ral meetin, e +
ERIC T. WEIR, Pm. B. eee iey 5 Cogilan and Rux Whitson. Con-) PAINFULLY HURT {2-YEAR-OLD GIRL

in the Jubilee Community Hall on

i sélations went to Mr. Whitson, Mr.
March 9. Reeve George Cruick-| pniilips, Mr. Cameron and Betty| Shirley Nicholson, daughter of HAS 3RD BIRTHDAY
shank, liberal candidate will speak.|whitson. A raffle for fence posts|Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Nicholson of| ‘welve-year-old Joyce Moran of
A dance is being held in the hall|)..4, drawn, Mr. Stein of Mission

SE ES

1 Mt. Lehman, received painful lac-

RE-OPEN FOR BUSINESS || “er te meeting. wea Seay Rta, Of, MING [ast Ta Oe ee eee ee
Mrs. J. W. Gilbert spent the) jayburn, 60 fence posts; Ss. Cam- lay on Feb. 29, ap Year

week with her sister, Mrs. Simpson. } eron, Clayburn, 40; N. Nelson, Git-| face and jands on Friday night Day, when her mother, Mrs. J.

[ ex a c (@) ig re cilert an st c: ford, 25, Music for the dance was when she pitched over the handle rae Me ink Hanae a
ogar’ were guests 0! rr. an i
Mrs. J. Simpson on Sunday. supplied by Saunder brothers. bars of a bicycle she was riding] school friends. Twelve classmates

. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs of Sumas near ther home. enjoyed games and refreshments.
Central * Service visited Mr. and Mrs. Layton.
—Featuring Unsurpassed Gas— rd Mrs. Hymers of Vancouver has Pies oie Ss -
5 Fire Chief Sky Chief Matsqut returned to the James farm. -
@ |] oils, Tires, Tubes, Batterles — Mr. and Mrs, Lee and Mr. an
i 4 and Auto Accessories Mrs. W. McHardy and Caroline Mrs. Mitchell visited Mr. and Mrs. HOW MANY TOURISTS ENTERED
CONFUCIUS SAY: : ‘Ann of Balfour are spending a| Hanson last week.
“Yle who buy beef at Ro- gp month with Mrs. McHardy’s mother,| Miss Nancy Rennie has obtained B-t- LAST YEAR BY AUTO ?
Here! Bes Market not get = Mrs. J. M. Fredrickson. ,| work in New Westminster.
= ; = Mr. P. Gulbransen of Vancou-| Mr. and Mrs. Hodges and Elean-
aa Aberdeen Me sees ox au with Mr.and| nor of Vancouver visited Mr. and . «is enjoyed by
s ROBE S Hf rs, P, Paulgaard. Mrs. P. Hanson on Sunday. thousands every
: H | rhe “Well Baby” Clinic theld on| Mrs. H. Carson ae been| iss Nancy Rennie and Mavis the pment
ith be re = 4 { 7
H MEAT MARKET Wednesday in the Hall was well Lee ee eee id ope eta Manzer' of New Westminster vis- faadieee een J
Abbotsford Phone 56 attended and was the first to be| Miss Peggy Fowler, Bill and Na- ited Mrs. Rennie at the weekend. zestful refresh-
SESEREEEE Airey | tannin } 5 Miss Sheila Layton spent a few ment, Old Style is
held at Aberdeen. Dr. J. A. Tay-| than of days in Val : the answer. Order

lor, M.H.O, and Nurse Ochs were spent the weekend with Mr. and a case today!

Mrs. W. H. Kunzmann.
LEGION This advert is not published or played by the Liquor

. .
Sumas District in charge, and there were aOR Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
st Student Nurses present. These }j, Hodgins were Mr. and Mrs. E.
Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia,
Branch 'No. 15

Mrs. E. Marcy was called tothe | sessions will be held the fourth|Marrington and daughter, and Mr.
bedside of her aged father, Mr.| Wednesday of each month from|and Mrs. P. Mufford and family
Beebe, who is very ill. Mr. Beebe 2 to 4 p.m. of Milner.
was a former resident of Abbots- The eet ais Neen was

* on whe! mem-
ord, but is now living with ason Cee peaeteiday, aun aoe NEW PROBLEM »
at Forks, Wn. her home for a social afternoon. (Continued from Front Page)

Mrs. C. Baynes spent last week | Prizes at cards were won by Mrs. ae z :
visiting friends at Nanaimo and Middleton and Mrs. A. E. Gled- oe addition would sone be EXECUTIVE MEETING
n° | pill, ‘The guest of honor was pre- when school resumes after the| A meeting of the Legion exec
Vancouver. 2 7 | Baster vacation, Monday April 1.|utive was held Monday night in
7 sented with pyrex bake dish and | phi i ti t
Mrs. I. Parberry was a Belling- individual custards Refreshments | s, owever, was contingent|/the club rooms. The reports of
3 on delivery of at least one of the} committees disclosed some of the

We Guarantee

YOU A SMOOTHER RUNNING MOTOR
AFTER OUR MOTOR TUNE-UP!

(Contributed)

ham visitor last week.

Miss Isa McKay is visiting in bes pate Layman and jew pusses on order. Delivery of| good work being carried out in High compression high-speed motors of late model cars should
y es ng Mrs, A. E. Gle x : the busses was delayed by W4l)the district in a quiet way. be tuned 6 five t aiftea:

Vancouver with her parents Mrs. E. Smellie was @ visitor to| conditions affecting material sup-| py an SURVEY wtigs ta eee o cas aa rp penn

Mrs. SoRelle and daughter Bar-| Vancouver last week, the guest of plies. Appointment of drivers was Fi faviiant antvae small.

bra of Bellingham spent the week-| ther sister, Mrs. Stout. deferred. e unemploy' a committee

intends to make a survey of all

Jacartin Garage

=. iene Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. T. Layman, who M.S.A. schools, in common with unempioyed ex-service men in the
eee ”. have been visiting friends in Van- | those throughout the province, will districkiaolaleda) be, in a posi ear?
Mr. Walter Harris was a Van-|couver for the past week, have | close Thursday, March 21, for the}, get the men placed in jobs
couver visitor on Monday. returned home. Easter Holidays. should any government project
coming under the National De-
fence program be undertaken there.

PENSIONS Telephone 100
The secretary reported that sev-

eral applications for pensions and
medical attention are receiving

causinen , eursl! The Hotel Atangard
2 FIRST

through Abbotsford during the
month were assisted, also a couple
of local men.
WAR SERVICE FUND

For the purpose of raising funds
for the Canadian Legion War
| Services financial drive, a dance
jis being held at Matsqui, April 19. |

CLASS EEST-
AURANT IN _ CON-
JUNCTION. THE AT-
ANGARD IS RANKED
AS THE MOST MOD-
ERN AND BEST

HOTEL IN THE

| aore information regarding this VALLEY.
| will be given later. _ Licensed Premises
| WELFARE AID Stage Depot

The executive recommended to
the general meeting that a $5 do-
| nation be given to Abbotsford Soc-
|ial Welfare Club.

voswmenns tans 11 SED CAR INVENTORY

making plans to entertain the lad-
jes again one night this month.

Members will be informed of the 1938 Nash Ambassador 6 Sdn. 1929 Chrysler 4dr. Sedan

date through the mail. 4938 Plymouth 4-dr Sedan 1929 Durant Bus. Coupe
19: «© DL. Bus. Coupe 1928 Buick Coach

MEMBERSHIP GROWING 1936 Dodge Delux Sedan 1928 Chevrolet Coupe

The branch now has a member- 1936 pose fg Beaee 1928 Ford cots
5 2: evrolet 2-dr. Sedan

| sblp of 96 and expects to Desa the 1085 eird 4dr, Sedan 1938 Chevrolet 1%4-2 ton

|100 mark by the end of the month. 1934 Dodge R. S. Coupe 1937 Chevrolet '%-ton

} ie See 1934 Portapiane Conv. Coupe 1986 Chevrolet %-I-ton
1930 Chevrolet Sedan 1930 G.M.C. Heavy Duty

| A bounty of $2 a head has been 1930 Essex 4dr, Sedan 1929 Ford 1%-ton

Frome a Mogae ROSS BROS. GARAGE

|gaid to be creating havoc In a provuniat Highway ALDERGROVE Phone Aldergrove ree
number of turkey and poultry

flocks. a

Popular Grenadier Guards band which provides 4 popular Sunday afternoon program over the CEC.

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