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Mr. and Mrs. James Hartley and
children Douglas and Ivy of Van-
couver visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Vincent over the
Raat end

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Latest word today from Van-
couver is the effect that Game
Warden Williams, who is a pati-
ent in Vancouver General hos-
pital, has not yet undergone the
operation necessary. His illness
occurred on the even of rétire-
ment from the service,

Mrs. R. Vincent is leaving for
Kelowna this week to nurse her
sister, Mrs. Raymond Kent, who
is seriously ill.

Mr. and Mrs. George Bridges of
Victoria were weekend guests of
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Saunders.

Sydney West was home for the
weekend from Air Training school
in Vancouver.

Highway Patrolman Phil. Boul-
ton, in the provincial police ser-
Vice in this district for the past
three years, moves to Haney to-
day where he succeeds Doug. Mor-
ris, formerly of Abbotsford, who

FOR SALE

—Say You Saw It In The News—

ALE—Small prope with
aiietes and chicken houses,
in Sumas close to Abbotsford.
Phone, 205, Abbotsford. 1

SALE—6 Oonly 600x16 re-

Seenaed tires; also plows, heavy
wagon, pumping ram. Pp. M.
Zalesky, Abbotsford.

SALE— Victory Oats,
bir oats. Phone 151-Y.

ALE— Spring wheat seed,
eo ue J. Barinichaell Brad-
ner, B.C. 37

good
38

WANTED

—Say You Saw It In The News—

yYANTED—Boy to do light work
Mrs farm. R. D. Carmichael, RR.
1, Matsqui. 70

WANTED-—Steady customers for
ood fir sawdust, priced right.
i Watson, Kilgard. Phone con-
nection. “¢

WANTED—Horses and cows for

mink feed. Fred L. Hunter,
phone 69-H. 29
LIVE OR DEAD animals wantea

for Fox Feed and Fertilizer.

WHITE LEGHORNS—blood-tested
stock, R.O.P. C 1s — Now
booking orders for chicks, pul-
jets and hatching eggs. An-
derson, Silverdale, B.C, vee
r SALE— No. 1 Red_ Clover

Bees. Victory oats. C. Beldam,
Upper Sumas, phone 153-H.
‘ ALE—45 Yorkshire weiner

be erce W. Stratford, 3622 Hun-
tingdon road. 29

MISCELLANEOUS

—Say You Saw It In The News—

3) WILL THE MOTORIST who gave

@ young couple a lift home from
Vancouver on Tuesday, please
leave the parcel and umbrella
Jett in his car at The News of-

TYPEWRITER TABLETS — 100
sheets white newsprint 8%x1l.
’ Per pad 10c or 3 pads 25c. gy

RS. Horse, about 1500
ae work single or double. Jake
Dirks, RR. 2 Abbotsford, Up-
per Sumas. 60

FOR SALE—Land roller, all steel,

for team. Phone Mission 2411.
- George Beharrell, Matsqui. 59
SPOR SALE—Barred Rock cocker-
els, available April 17 and 24.

5c each. Harry Day, phone aay .

fice, A as soon as pos-
sible. 73
PHOTOGRAPHS— W. . Best,
studio, Clayburn Station. Will

trade, with those unable to pay
cash, photographs for: wood,
vegetables, fowl, meat, or what
have you. 61

CHIROPRACTOR—E. M. Warren,
D.C., Mission Hotel, Mission
City, Sundays and Wednesdays,
10 am. to 3 p.m. Crown Hotel,
Langley Prairie, other days.
Home calls by appointment. 43

FOR A GUARANTEED JOB on

FOR SALE—2 York sows, bred.
Albert Smyth, McCallum rd. 57

AUCTION SALE—Just south Pat-
tullo Bridge, 20 da.ry cows, team,
pigs, macninery, silo filler, etc.
Tuesday April 23. 1 o’clock. Her-
tog i

Dairy ,owner; Gowing Frost
the Farmers’ Auctioneer, At our

Saleteria: Rebuilt Fordson, re-

or other tools,
them to Mission Tool
Sharpening Shop, Hargitt Bldg.
Mission City, B.C. 2

OFFICE PADS—Convenient size,
54%4x3% at The News, 3 for 10c.
1

Aldergrove 489 (eollect).
Phone rg Hale

recently left the service to join
the C.A.S.F. The highway patrol
on the north side has increased
facilities of a fully-equipped car,

Wm. Ferris of Winnipeg visited
the Don McNeils at the weekend.

Mrs. D. Falloon is visiting wifh
Mr. and Mrs. Don MeNeil this
week.

Mjss Daphne Winson of Hun-
tingdon graduated recently from
a Vancouver beauty. school.

Inspector T. Van Dyk of, “D”
Division, provincial game depart-
ment, is a visitor in Abbotsford
today en route to his home in
rince George after attending a
departmental meeting at the Coast.

Mr. J. Wilson of Vancouver will
be the preacher in the evening
at. the Metropolitan Tabernacle
Mission, Poplar, on Sunday, April

21. The Sunday school will be at

3 p.m. and evening service at 7:30.

Dispersal Sale

DAIRY CATTLE, IMPLEMENTS
ete.

instnuctions from
Ousack of Chilliwack

Favored with
ir. U. B.
who has sold his farm, I will sell

his herd of dairy cattle and im-

plements on the farm situated on
the Prairie Central road, 2 miles
south and half-mile east of Chil-
liwack on

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24

commencing at 12:30 p.m.
46 Head of fresh, Springing and
fall cows. Note: Herd test as high
as 4.5%. Shipping now 1200 lbs.
of milk daily from the 43 head.
This herd has always had a good
purebrea sire with gooa produc-
tion back of him, However, at the
Moment. a grade bull is used.

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built drills, 3  tractor-t
discs, used stanchions, bowls.
Come and look around. At Lang-
ley Prairie. 56

LOST—Gold wrist watch and chain
62

FOR SALE— 6-year-old
team and one 5-year-old Perch-
fron mare; also potatoes, K.
Stech. RR. ] Abbotsford. 55

FOR SALE—Netted Gem certified
Seed potatoes, small and large
_ size. Bears Stewart, phone Oe

IN MEMORIAM b:
FRISKEY—In loving memory of
our dear son Dan, who passed
away April 23, 1937,

He lives with us in memory still;
Not just today, but always will,
Remembered by a love sincere

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SALE—Jersey heifer, fresh

FOR
end of April. A. Hoon, corner of |

Ware and Marshall rds. 53

POTATOES FOR SALE—Certified
Green Mountain, Warba, Early
Rose, Beauty of Hebron, Early

Epicure from certiifed seed.
Mangel seed, Y. Int. Clive Rog-
ers, ‘ley. 5:

pees eS ee Se
FOR SALE—No. 1 Green Moun-
tain potatoes. Wesley Wililams,
Huntingdon. 5

+ Seo
FOR SALE—Licensed Al ’29 Hua-
son sedan, good rubber, motor.
A tough automobile. Call 125y.
49

Many a silent tear.
Sadly missed and deeply mourp-
ed by his father, mother, brothers
and sisters. \ 67

ARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this opportun-
ity of thanking the members of
‘Abbotsford Volunteer Fire Brigade

2/and the neighbors and friends who

assisted in controliing the fire and
protecting other property on
Thursday. —Henderson’s Funeral
Home, Harvey Henderson, mana-
ger. TA

— McCormick-Deering
hayrake (new), Big 6 McCormick
mower, hay tedder, McCormick-
Deering 10-inch grain grinder (like
new), 4-inch tire wagon, gravel
box, set bobsleighs) zrow cult.-
vator, 2-horse cultivator, ciain
harrows, 3-section diamond har-
rows, 30-inch circular saw o
frame feed truck, root pulper, new
assey-Harris walking plow.
Miscellaneous— One silo 14x30, one
silo 12x30, 26 Louden stanchions,
22 Beatty stanchions, 20 autoniat-
ic water bowls, litter carrier und
track, quantity %-inch galvanized

pipe, 20 feet 6-inch belting, set
breeching harness, set plow har-
ness, horse collars, wood rack,

garden hose, and many small toois
too numerous to mention.

Offered for sale—3-unit De Laval
ae machine, %-H.P. electric
motor,

Terms: Cash at the Sale

J. B. DENNIS
AUCTIONEER, CHILLIWACK
Office: Home-Makers Realty and
Insurance Agency Ltd., phone 3131,
P.O. Box 234 Ch'w’k, phone 5661.

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends

FOR RENT

FOR RENT—5-room house on Mill
road with or without 2 acres of
land. Frank Vallie, Ware road,
Abbotsford. 41

* FOR ROOMS FOR RENT—on Mill
road, clean, unfurn

Annual Pai

FOR

and neighbors, especially Dr. Can-
non, Ralphs and Groats, for their

@ ~Say_You Saw It In The News— pxbtessions of sympathy and the

eautiful floral tributes in the sad
bereavement of our wife and
mother.—Geo, E. Lowry and fam-
ily, 66

le otsford W.A. t e M.
S.A. Ge Hi ti its
donations
and

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ABBOTSFORD

Phone 218

East of the R.R, Tracks

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our nighbors
and friends and the members of
the Abbotsford Volunteer Fire
Brigade for their timely assist-
ance in protecting our property
from fire on Thursday.—Mr, and
Mrs. M. Golos,

,, CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to all who so kindly as-
sisted and for the words of sym-
pathy and beautiful floral offer-
ings extended to us in our recent
sad _bereavement.—Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Walters, 63
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CARD OF THANKS
The Abbotsford & District Ama-
teur Athletic Assocation extends
thanks to all who assisted in the
successful staging of the M.S.A.
Schoolboy Boxing Championships,

Especially the B.C.A, Boxing As-
socation, judges and _ referees
( Jesse Addinall, George Ains-
worth, Joe McMillan, Gene Bern-

hhardt and Hec, McDonald), to Mr.
Arnold Bertram, Vancouver for
bringing his great little champion,
Ken Lindsay, to present awards;
Abbotsford Lumber Co for donat-
ing lumber for the ring, Mr. J. §,
Daly for a $10 donation towards
the ring, and to Ben Gladwin who
built the ring; Mr. Smith for
painting boxing sign, Dr, A

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Taylor, M.H.O,, Educational Ad-

visory Board, janitor at the audi-
torium, T.

Bruce Gielg, Charlie

vey Henderson,

Harry
Harv

Walter

others who

and
assisted

‘Thomas, Carl

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in the event, and to the boys who

a Celebration, according to Mr. R.

An unusual rock formation is
on view in the window of THE NEWS
this week through courtesy of its

finder, Capt. S. C. Melander of
Mt. Lehman. A natural fracture
of quartz found in prospect de-

velopment on the North Thomp-
son river, it clearly shows the pro-
file of Queen Victoria. Later it
will join Mr. J. M. Rowley’s un-
usual collection.

Subject for the morning servic
at Matsqui Baptist church on
Sunday will be “Why of Success”
and the first of a ser.es of ser-
mons on “How do we know that
the Bible is God’s Word?” will
be given by Pastor O. Larson at
the evening service. Sunday schooi
at 10 a.m., morning service at 11
and evening service at 8 o'clock.

Engagement

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mathers of
Abbotsford announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Isabelle,
to Samuel William Gardner oi
Edmonton, eldest son of Mr, and
Mrs.’ Gardner, Tupper Creek, B.C.

Groat - Bates

A quiet wedding took place on
Saturday, April 13 at Rosedale,
when Lorna Bates, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. J. Bates of Vancou-
ver, formerly of Huntingdon, was
united in marriage to Mr. Leslie
Groat, son of Mr. and Mrs W.
Groat of St. Nicholas station. Their
honeymoon will be Spent motor-
ing in the Interior. Upon their re-
turn they will make their home
in Abbotsford.

Smallenberg-Olund

A quiet wedding took place at
the United Church Manse, Mis-
sion, on Friday, April 12, when
Alice, only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Olund, was united in
marriage to Mr. Phillip Smallen-
berg. Rey. Currie Thomson offic-
iated at the ceremony.

The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a torquoise blue
dress with matching turban and
wine jes. Pink r
formed her bouquet.

Miss Ethel Gibbard was brides-
maid, wearing a dress of blue with
matching hat and wine accessor-
ies. She also carried a bouquet of
rosebuds. Mr. Joe Olund, brother
of the bride, was best man.

A reception was held at the
home of Mrs. Ernie Olund. The
Tooms were beautifully decorated
in yellow and white. A two-tier
wedding cake centred the table.

Mr, and Mrs. Smallenberg will
reside in Ruskin,

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OPPORTUNITY FOR
STUDENT ORATORS IN
CONTEST FOR MEDALS

Several students are interested in
the oratorical contest for the gold
and silver medals offered under
auspices of the L.T.B. May Day

Topper of the staff of Philip Shef-
field high school. Subject of the
contest, announced last week in
THENEWS, is “Impressions of the
visit to this continent in 1939 of
King George and Queen LBliza-
beth.” J. D. S. Barrett of Van-
couver, donor of the medals, is
prepared to assist the entrants
secure data if they find diff.culty
in this direction. It is recalled
that Branch 15 of the Canadian
Legion recently received a soy-
enir volume from England des-
criptive of the tour and the ad-
dresses of welcome and Royal re-
plies.

Richard James Massen

The death occurred on Satur-
day at his home on the Ware
road of Richard James Massen,
a resident of Matsqui for 23 years
Born in London, England, Mr.
Massen was 76 years old and is
survived by his wife and one son,
Bob, at home. The funeral services
were held from Henderson's Pun-
eral Home on Tuesday, interment
taking place in Océan View Bur-
ial Park, Burnaby. Rev, Angus
Cameron officiated at the local
service and the LO.0.F. conducted
the graveside rites. Pallbearers
were H. S. Andrews, EB, A. Hunt,
Perey Atkinson, H. Peachey, Chas.
McIntosh and Jack Leach.

George Leslie Snelgrove

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Sunday afternoon from the Hen-
derson Funeral Home to Hazel-

wood cemetery for the late George

by his wife, three daughters, Mrs.

took part for their sportsmanship

Burwell, Ont,

age On Tuesday night, it v

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Control Board or by the Government of British Columpia,

Leslie Snelgrove whose death oc-

curred at his home on the Clear- | =—=——— - = ——
brook road north on ee MORE “LOCKERS” STUDENT PLAYERS

morning. Deceased was in his 60th

year. we was born in Ontario and BEING RENTED TO PRESENT FOUR

had resided in Matsqui for the| At a meeting of the Board of| PLAYS NEXT WEEK

past three years. He is survived} Directors of the Locker ColdS Third annual Production Night

of the Philip Sheffield High School

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