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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & rem che f NEWE

aeenocRenUBeRs
IN OUR DRYGOODS

LADIES’ BLOUSES—pure silk and
GIRLS’, MISSES DRESSES—1-14
Styles. Priced at from $1.75 t
OUR NEW SHIPMENT

OF STAMPED GOODS IS HPRE:

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sheers, newest pastel shades $1.95

and bolero ORe

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"pis rRICT DOINGS IN SPORT

ABBOTSFORD BOWS OUT
}TO CHILLIWACK IN
|HADDAD CUP TOURNEY

Aprons, Centrepicces, Runners, Tablecloths, Pillow Cases. .25¢ to 98e Thus are the mighty fallen! Ab
EASTER CARDS 100; 2 for Be; 3 for 5e botsford soccer team,, after riding
ATHLETIC SHIRTS & SHORTS Bach 35¢ @) roughshod over the rest of the val
NEW SPORT STYLE JOCKEY SHORTS Bach 490 gi’ for several years, is this sea
MEN'S CANVAS SHOES & OXFORDS Pair $1.69 to 98¢ §/50n getting a real taste of the re
a Srey ae: m ceiving end. After losing the lea
BOYS’ CANVAS SHOES & OXFORDS . . Pair 98e¢ to $9 | if ae a ie
HEAVY CANVAS GARDENING GLOVE - Pair 35¢ to 15¢ jsue champlonship, and being elim
STRAW HATS _ 85 to the Bj inated from the Packenham cup,
s ae
| the locals bowed ont to Chilliwack
BOYS’ SHIRTS—in navy and royal blue; 11 to Mt yrs 2.2... .79¢ pans in, eis SHOAMERL SU Re ABO)
PENMAN’S SPORT SHIRTS—sizes 6 to 14 years Ade by Relete wea
Maroon, blue, yellow, white. Each ... 5 The homesters started out strong
gainst Ohilliwack, forci the
WE ARE NOW AGENTS FOR SIMPLICITY PATTERNS =) ie sec bn : - is ao God aa
= i BS ae play, and hie efforts pre or
ET US ORDER Y > ERNS FOR YOU
PINE I Starlet ies hai a warded when Waterston scored a
COMMENCING SATURDAY, APRI . THIS STORE WILL STAY Bi nic shot from the right wing
OF Tid, 10 PM. ON SATURDAY NIGHTS = Blacklock narrowly missed several
é Mjtimes in the first quarter of the
SEE PAGE THREE FOR DALY’S HARDWARE ANNOUNCEMENT : ame,’ Chilliwnant cana event | enken
: 5 Scott, unmarked, headed through
Ho corner kick.
m™| With the score 1-all at the half,
e e | Abbotsford faded badly and Chilli-
| wack, largely due to Thompson's
®j robust  kécking, forced the play.
H ods
ardware ry o 2 F] About ‘half way through the session
Phone 180 Abbotsford Phone: 64 Sl tne got. aie. adiiipoctate tare:

and, despite several threats by Ab-
botsford, the score was unchanged

COMING

EVENTS

Fate ll |

: Rose Theatre

SUMAS, WASH.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
March 31, April 1 and 2—

FREDERIC MARCH and
JOAN BENNETT in—

Trade Winds’’

N Mickey Mouse

TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
April 4th & 5th—

LOUISE HAYWARD and
JOAN FONTAINE in-—

“The Duke of West Point”

Mickey Mouse Cartoon

DANCE

in WHATCOM ROAD HALL on

FRIDAY, MARCH 31° 9.30-2.39
Admiseion 50c Refreshments
Free Taxi from Ashdown’s

Annual General Meeting -
The Annual General Meeting of
the Matsqui-Sumas-Abbotsford Hos-
pital Society will be held at the
Men’s Club Hall, Abbotsford, BC.,
on Thursday, March 30th, at 8 p.m

Matsqui Hall Association

Spring Dance

in MATSQUI HALL ‘on
FRIDAY, MARCH 31: 9.30-2.30
RHYTHM HOT SHOTS ORCHESTRA
Good Coffee, Refreshments; Ad 5(lc
Free Bus, Abbotsford and Mission

bbotsford
-|[heatre

Thursday, Friday and Saturday
May 30th, 31st,. April 1st—
Matinee Saturday at 2.30
IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR!—

“DRUMS”

starring
SABU
Raymond Massey, Merle Oberon
and a cast of 3000
A trémendous*drama of the out-
posts of empire. As great as the
unforgettable “Bengal Lancers”
Disney Cartoon News

TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
April 4th & 5th—

LAUREL and HARDY

in their last picture—

‘BLOCKHEADS”

These beloved comedians will in

all probability never be seen together

again; don’t me fo last chance!

“BORN 10, BE WILD”

Ralph Byrd, Doris Weston

at the final whistle.

NO SOCCER GAME
THIS SUNDAY

Abbotsford soccer team has no
game scheduled for this Sunday, be
ing eliminated from the cup tourney.

Sexton, Toll the Bell—

Not to be seen by the casual ob-
sever, for it is too sacred a thing
to be scorned, there is bitter, tragic
gloom in the hearts of soccer die-
ards in the district. For their pride
and joy, the treasure they have
cherished for decades, Is, for a year
at least, theirs no more, Yes, the
[ena truth must be told—the Hadd-
rellcup, emblem of soccer suprem-
acy in the Fraser Valley, this year,
for ‘the first time since '20, passes
out of the M.S.A. district into alien
hands,

Reward after many a_ bloody
battle, container of many a hearty
toast, subject of many a passionate
if slightly alcoholic eulogy, the sti-
ver mug has this year been woa
by Mission, and for a twelvemonth
must rest far from the sight of it3
devoted worshippers in this district.
Alas and alack, bemoan the doughty
roundball heroes of yesteryear. It
was not ever thus, Time was when
“the Legion” and “the brickslingers
from Kilgard and Clayburn” would
have died rather than let the pre-
cious symbol] pass from these shores.

But times have changed, The

Under Auspices of Kileard School

AMATEUR HOUR

in WHATCOM ROAD HALL
WEDNESDAY, APRIL §, 8 p.m.

Entries, to L, LAWLEY, Abbotsford
P.O., must be in by Mon., April 3

Girl’ League of Philip Sheffield High School

ANNUAL

2 HION IPARADE
& TEA

P.SH.S. A UDITGRIUM, «&

Friday, March 31st

¢

IX
Save

BBOTSFORD

2:30 p.m.

with the co-operation of Abbotsford Dress and Drygoods

Also Class Display of

Admi

>

Stores and Beauty Parlors

Home Economics Dressmaking

ssion : : : 25¢

DANCE

in WHATCOM ROAD HALL on
Friday, March 31st

_ MUSIC BY MELODY |

FREF

9:30 to

TAXI

PROM

y Admission 50«
ASHDOWN’S SERVICE

KINGS | ORCHES| fT RA

Refreshments

STATION

Mataqui-Samas

Vimy
Smoking

ORANG HALL,

in

SLGLLS

-Abbotsford Branch No. 15

|

52525

ANNUAL

Dinner &

Concert

‘TSFORD,

ABE on

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, at 8 p.m.

CATERING BY
Tickets :

GOOD PROGRAM—OOME

ABBOTSFORD AUXILIARY TO S.A.
: Dinner, Conc®rt, Refrestiments :

HOSPITAL

AND ENJOY

seSe5eSe5e5

maestros have mellowed or mildewed

with age, and the torch has per-
force been carried on by less ex-
perlenced players, who, try though

they did, were unable to uphold the
glory that once was.

Obscured by the mists of time,
we are unable to trace the complete
saga of the yearly strife for the
cup. First competed for in 1919-20,
it was won by Bradner; the follow-
ing year it was won by Mission, and

H if the memory of hoary old-timers

serves them correctly, since that
time till the tragic now, it was a!-
ways won by some team In the
Matsqui, Sumas, Abbotsford area.
The sad story is told in the follow-
ing league table of the 1928-39
season's play:
Team Ww LUDFA Pts
Mission ..... 10.72 (1 2204545
Abbotsford 10 5 2 124 26 10
Chilliwack 1G 9 Gz. 2845 §
Langley ..... 10 3 6 11720 7

The cup will be presented to the
Mission team at a dance being hoid
at Mission on April 15,

SOFTBALL SO SOON?

With Spring here, both officially
and climatically, thoughts of local
lads turn, among other things, to
softball. Last Sunday a preliminary
workout was held by a number, with
consequent creakings of “soupbon
as the aftermath.

NO LOSSES

The unbeaten “B” team of Al
botsford Badminton Club kept :'
|record Intact when it was at hom
Vedneaday night to Matsqui. TI
laitors dropped the match 14-2
BEAT CHILLIWACK

boteford “A” m defeat
1 | Chi shuttler on Tur
several hard batel
13-11
|WIN BY DEFAULT

Mission “B" team defaulted to

rd Badminton Club In « le

day night

To BELLINGHAM

| Wednesday, a mixe4

t am om Abbotsford Badminton
Club is playing a return match

| Bellingham.

.|FREED ON SUMAS

Pa" R= Cre
cial tion Notes

At Cloverdale last Thursday night,
March 23, 300 members and guests
of the P.R.C,
tion, display

Vancouver,

attended a demonstra
and dance
Cloverdale, Willoughby,
Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove
took part in activites,
An abbreviated basketball game was
ployed by the Cloverdale and Alder
grove members, Aldergrove winning
by a 9-5 score.
Memberg of

centres the

the Vancouver Dy
namo Pro Recs gave thrilling
display of mat and springboard
tumbling, and thigh vaulting, while
members of the other centres gave
a demonstration of gymnastics ani
stunts. Music the dance
supplied by Aldergrove’s Jolly
gers,

Peardonvill&—This
nastic championships
Tuesday last in tumbling,
board vaulting, In the
section Nonie Gilmore was
with 690 points, Elsie Newman
wth 660, Greta Vesterbak 8rd
640, Edith Westbrodt 4th with
and Eleanor Minto, 6th.

Among tne Brien
was first with 760 points; 2,
Marriette, 740; 3rd, Doug,
720; 4th, Jack Evans, 670;
Lang, 630,

Mt. Lehman— A
mat and springboard
box vaulting was held
with the following winners:

Ladies: Mary Oye and Evelyn Is-
rael, 1, 610 points; Eileen Simpson
and Eileen Nicholson, 2, 600; Chisa
Oye, 3, 590; Jean Grant, 4, 560;
Helen Roskavich, 5, 530 points.

Men: Denny Moran, 1, 680 points;

a

for was

Kan-
centre's gym
hela
spring-

ladies’
first
and
wth
560

were on

and

Newman
Johnnie
Boynton,
6th, Tel

men

competition .in
tumbling ani

on Friday

Darwin McDougall, 2, 650. Len.
Tucker, 3, 680; Mickey Moran, 4,
620; John Tucker, 5, 590 points.

AGAIN TRYING TO
RAISE PARTRIDGES
IN FRASER VALLEY

About 40 pair of Buropean part-
ridges from Alberta have been re-
leased the Delta, Surrey, Lang-
ley and Sumas districts of the Fra-
ser Valley. Past efforts to breed
these birds in the valley have not
been very successful, Fifteen pair
have been released in Sumas dist-
rict by Game Warden Williams.

VALLEY TROUT
FOR ROYAL MENU

Trout from Fraser Valley streams
will be placed on board the royal
train when King George and Queen
Elizabeth reach the Royal City on
May 31. The New Westminster Ang-
ling and Game Club appointed a
committee to whip the streams the
morning of the royal visit and have
the basket ready for the afternoon
ceremony.

350 PHEASANTS

in

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we

sWiILLAN’S
WHY WAIT?—BUY NOW AND SAVEIIT

We Offer Big Savings in
PAINT, VARNISH & ENAMEL SALE

@ STARTS MARCH 31st @

INTERIOR SURPAGH PAINTS INTERIOR GLOSS COAT
QUICK DRYING VARNISH QUICK DRYING ENAMELS
FLOOR ENAMELS
SHINGLE PAINTS SHINGLE STAINS
YOU CAN SAVE FROM—
$1.35 to $1.60 on Gallons = 15¢ to $1.00 on 1/p-Gallons
Abe te 60c¢ on Quarts 20c to 30¢ on Pints

Sale Starts, Friday, March 31st
WILLAN’S HARDWARE

East of R. R. Track Telephone 81

COMMENCING SATURDAY, APRIL ist, THIS STORE WILL STAY
OPEN TILL 10 PM. ON SATURDAY NIGHTS

WHERE YOUR $ HAS MORE CENTS ! !
SUGA oe ante 1 a $5.35; i ts 4

Butter << 3 Ibs. 75c
Cheese 1 css Ib. 18e
Lard ie ae 2 Ibs. 19¢

Maxi Wee Lb. 43
T CA vichway, ae us 390

Coffectsin nin ue ths

ROLLED OATS 1%. cs cinine 95 the « > 186

WILD ROSE PASTRY FLOUR - - - ~ {0 Ibs, 39¢
PANCAKE FLOUR—Fetherlite 20-07, .... .
SYRUP—Nalley’s (5-02. ..........., both 25e¢

KELLOGG'S

BRAN FLAKES CEREAL PUFFS
2D pkts. 19¢ 3B pkts. 19¢

Tomatoes—R. City Aa: ’s 2 tins 19¢
PEAS Ayl. 4’s, 17-02. 2 tins 19¢
0. City 5’s; 17-07. 3 tins 25¢

Green Beans, Aylmer. 17-02. 2 tins 19¢
CORN Del Maiz 17-0z...2 tins 25
“ Ayl. white 17-0z.. .3 tins 25¢

HOMAN'S

GRAPENUTS
FLAKES

2 vkis. Ie

LYNN VALLEY

Anparhagne Cuts
2 tins “25e
eenromsionaininianeened

ORCHARD crry
TOMATO JCE,

Tuna Flakes, ¥4’s........2 tins 25¢ | & tins 25¢
Sal Clover Pink tall. .Tin 10¢ | ————_—___.
mon EL RANCHO

Red Breast 14's 2 tins 25¢
Norwegian . .2 tins 19¢
Brunswick. .4 tins 19¢

CORNED BEEF
2 tins BEe

Sardines

{0,000 TROUT
FINGERLINGS
IN MILL LAKE

Ten thousand Kamloops trout fin-
gerlings have recently been placed
in Mill Lake, Abbotsford, by the
Game Department. Marshall Creek,
@ tributary of the Sumas River, has
received 5000 cutthroat and an equal
number has been placed in the
Sumas, according to Game Warden
‘Williams, Fish eggs will be planted
|{n local streams shortly. Mr, Wil-
ams believes there will be good
|catches made in Mill Lake this sea-
he estimates the lake hokls
Kamloops trout of about 8 pounds
welght .

son,

north side

closed

Three creeks the
the Valley will shortly be
and used They
Halrain

on
of

ag nurseries are

The new nurseries will be

used to stock Hayward lake

SR. B CHAMPS }

Chilliwa Valleys emerged wlitn
th nior “BY basketball champ-
British Colambla at Went |}
over the weekend when ||

Silvercreék and Steelhead |

tu had downed West Summerian’
36 ir econd t of 4
two-game total-point serie
sip |

Th Bradner , Community Club. 1]
under the chairman@iip of Mr e- ||
Connell led @ meeting of ‘
| rater er n Wednesday for th |
| purpose discussing the proposed
Jincrease in taxes, etc. Reeve Cruick-|
‘shank was In attendance, and ans-|
wered several questions. Health in-
surance 4 medical attention were
discussed

MATSQU! PRAIRIES BROOMS {1/-lb Shkr Salt PURBX
Release of 350 mature pheasants yea 2 1 |

on Matsqui and Sumas prairies is Bec 4-01. Blk Pepper SSUE z

revealed by Game Warden Williams D25c¢ | Both .. WBe 3 rolls 19¢

of Abbotsford. Of the M ~ -

strain, the birds have been held COLGATE'S 1 lge, Chi so On,

over by game bird farmers during COLEO SOAP 3 Calay rh LAUNDRY SOAP

the winter and have been released bai : 6 large 25¢

now by the Game Department for 5 rs 16¢ All for 27¢ bars. .

breeding purposes.

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SALE OF QRANGES
Doz. 25c¢ 19¢ Ie 0c 8e

Texas Grapefruit ........ 6 for 25¢ LETTUCE
Large Lemons .......... 5 for 10c 2 iter coe he

Rome Beauty Apples .... 6 tbs. 25¢

Cabbage .......... 4 Ibs. 19c CELERY
Paces + LO hs. 25¢ | See
Tura betnec sap ss ee,
Onions, OK ............ 6 Ibs, 19¢ | Large --- 10

are certified and
registered by the —
Government for

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