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NOW OPEN

Cor. Gladys Rd. and B.C.E. Station
Chewing Gum, Candy, Tobacco, Cool Drinks
even a small present for mother
and the baby
Your Patronage is Requested N. WAHLMAN

Men’s Hair Cut 35c
Children 25c
Shave 20c

I do a good job at a reasonable price

Baptist Serbices

ALEXANDRA HALL
ABBOTSFORD
Second and Fourth Sundays
at 2.30 p.m.

Come and try my service

JOE SANDERSON |

Abbotsford’s Pioneer Barber

(J heatre 9

Show

Rev. Stanley Smith

(Pastor Mission City Baptist Chureh)

will preach

Saturday Next

A bhotstord

Always a Good

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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS
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Clayburn

Mrs. Wm. Bateman and gmall son
from Vancouver, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bateman,

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Mr. R. A. Cooper, Willie Brooks, Mrs
Brooks, Mrs, Walkins and Miss Chris-
sie Gillies motored to Crescent Beach
last Thursday.

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Miss Vera Burns was the guest of
Miss Margaret Stenerson during the
week,

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Mrs. H. Richmond, Mrs, J. Kerr, Miss
Bella Richmond and Mr, Hughie Rich-
mond motored to Vancouver on Friday,

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Miss Bella Richmond spent last week
end a Langley Prairie, the guest of.
Mrs. E. Hunt.

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Mr. and Mrs. M. Sterling and baby

spent last week-end in Vancouver,
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Jean Sterling has been Spending a
holiday in Abbotsford, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Wilson,

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It is surprising how far a little paper
like the A,S. & M. News, can travel—
but it does travel, and copies are to be
found in India, Scotland, England,
Norway, Denmark, Sweden, New York,
Illinois, Montana and Ontario, this is
to the knowledge of the correspondent.

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Miss Gertrude Dickerson and Mr.
Percy Dickerson were the guests’ of
their father, Mr. J. Dickerson, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Stenerson
for several days last week. ‘di

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Stanley Sparks of Vancouver is holi-
daying at Birch Bay, the guest of Mrs,
L. Hartley.

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Mrs. E. Hunt and Mr, Harvey Sni-
der were visitors at the Richmond home
on Sunday.

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Keen interest was aroused here last
week when work was conimenced on
the raising of the school seven feot.
A basement will also be built with
several modern conveniences installed.

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The marriage of Isabelle (Bella) Me
Ewen Richmond, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, H. Richmond to Mr. Harvey
Snider, only son of Mrs. E, Hunt of
Langley Prairie will take place at the
Clayburn Church at high-noon on Thurs-
day, July 31, :

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SPECIAL WATER NOTICE

Householders on our water connection
watering lawns before 7 p.m. and after
9 p.m. or allowing taps to run unnec-
essarily will have service discontinued.
Water is now very low and there is a
possibility of spring going dry, so itis
necessary for each customer to be fru-
gal. Please also keep taps at Sparrow’s
and MceMenemy’s closed.

WILLIAM ROBERTS
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RANGE FOR SALE

Canada Pride range—good as new. All
fittings for hot water tank, Exchange
for about 50 pullets.

MRS. D. D. DUGUID,

Mt. Pleasant Ranch R.R.2

COW FOR SALE—Jersey & Durham,

good milker.

Abbotsford T. ANDREWS
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Three American cars are at present
stored in Ross Bros.’ garage at Alder-
grove awaiting disposition by the chief
customs officials at Ottawa. These
machines were sized by Sain Campbell
and H. Beetlestone, officers in charge
of the South Aldergrove customs office,
after the drivers had been apprehended
in an attempt to smuggle liquor over
the border into the arid territory of
the United States.

At present there is a Dodge roadster
and two Chevorlet touring models
awaiting disposition. The Dodge will
be sold to the highest bidder about
July 26.

Sumner’s Meat Market}:

You are never served with stale
or spoiled meats by Sumner. Our
supply is kept fresh—the cuts are
choice, and the price is low.

TRY OUR BEB

Phone 7

AND MATSQUI_NEWS.

Huntingdon

Miss Tomas of Seattle wag the re-
cent guest of Mr, and Mrs, C, Plaxton.
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Mr, and Mrs, R. Brown of Vancouver
who visited at the home of Mrs, G. E.
Dayis at the weekend, have returned
home, They were accompanied by Edith
Davis who will spend a holiday there.
Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Simotor

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Mrs. Simonds and Mrs. Gordon motor-
d tO New Westminster on Friday.

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Mr, and Mrs, A. E. Skinner and fam-

ily of Vancouver were the recent guests

of Mr. and Mrs. Tapp.
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The ladies of the congregation of St.
Paul’s Presbyterian Church are plan-
ning to hold a raspberry Boiay in the
near future.

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The Social Club of Sumas Prairie
spent a most enjoyable afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Perry Starr last
Thursday, when a musical programme
was given. Plans are being made for

& picnic to be held at the home of Mrs. fs

Milton Nelles on July 31.
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Farmers of Sumas Prairie are grate-
ful for the sunny weather after the
threatening rains of last week, and are
busy gettifig the hay under cever.

Abbotsford Locals

Mrs, Dolby Sr. of Seattle is the guest
of her brother, S. D.Trethewey- Mrs.
Dolby spent the week-end with her
sister, Mrs. Brett of Chilliwack.

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Word has been received here that a
baby boy was born at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. I. McLean, Philidelphia,
on July 7. Mr. and Mrs. McLean are
old-time residents of Abbotsford and
district.

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J, Downie has completed a fine ham-
mock, which will be sent to the Toronto
Exhibition this fall. ‘

It is at present on display in the
window at the Alexandra Ice-Cream
‘Parlor, and is evidence of the high
quality of the wonderful work done by
Mr. Downie.

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C. Roberts, who has been with the E.
Trethewey company on the Thompson
River for the past three months, re-
turned home this week.

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E, A. Hunt has received word by
letter that the barber shop and pool
room which he at one time owned in
his old home-town at Broadview, Sask.
has been totally destroyed by fire.
Other large buildings in the vicinity
were also demolished.

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Mrs. George Hayes has been the
guest of Mrs, A, Harrop for the past
week.

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Mrs. Dan Winton and children are
spending a holiday at Birch Bay.

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*Teebound,’’ which comes to the Ab-
botsford theatre on Wednesday, is a
story ofa pretty girl who inherits a
wild young fellow in a will, making a
real man out of him because she loves

Richard Dix plays Ben Jordan, a
shiftless lad on a New Englund farm.
Lois Wilson is the girl.

When old rMs. Jordan dies, leaving
her goodly fortune to Jane Crosby, her
ward, played by Lois Wilson, her last
request is that the girl take Ben in
hand and make a man out of
There’s a flapper cousin (Vera Rey-
nolds) who does her best to win Ben
over. She even succeedes for a time,
until Jane, heart-broken, is about to
leave and Ben is brought to his senses.

him.

I wish to thank al] my , customers
and friends for their patronage during
my five years in business in Abbots-
ford, and ask a continuance for my
successors,

E, A. HUNT

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Hemstitching
CHILDREN’S AND LADIES
DRESSMAKING

Rates Reasonable

MRS. S. POWELL

McKenzie Road Phone 31R

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accounts must be paid
before end of this

‘month.

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Members of the Oddfellows
Abbotsford atended an
service in Mission on Mon
when District Deputy Broth fF
bank installed officers of t]
fand Abbotsford Lodges.

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Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Helier,
rived this week from Edmonton
to visit their son and fa
ford.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Gilmore had as
their guests at the week-end their
neices; the Misses Clarke of Oakland,
California.

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The members of the Abbotsford Re-
view of the Maccabees are planning to
hold a Lodge picnic early in August.

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Mrs. 8S. F. White and children are
enjoying a holiday at Squainisli,

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