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HERE ARE FIVE POINTS OF INTEREST IN‘OUR SAVINGS
DEPARTMENT— ‘e
3rd.
1.—We pay 4 % on Demand Deposits
5 2.—We pay 5a on Time Depozits
; —i.e.: deposits which are withdrawable
~ after notice is given
3—You Pay gNo Operation Charge for Either Account.
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4.—Interest Compounded Semi-Annually-
5.—Our Longer Office Hours:
ie /9 am. to 5 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. y

If you wish to
Savings Deposit 4
full information

Our Savings Deposit Department
Makes It Worth Your While

ABBOTSFORD

Fen Wilson, who is engaged in the
sheep-raising industry with A. C. Ste-
wart on the Upper Sumas road, sustain-
ed a broken leg last week when a stone
ell against him,
registrar of voters, was in
Abbotsford last week and asks~ us to
publie attention to the final date
upon which applications will be receiy-
ed from those who wish to be pl 1
upon the proviueial voters’ list—April
Failing this personal application
must be made at the Court of Revision
to be held in Abbotsford on May 38.

Mrs. J. 8. Stady has had as her re-
cent guest Mrs. Loxton of Collingwood

Friends and neighbors called at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E, N. Ryall on
Tuesday evening and tendered them a
jelly farewell on the eve of their de-
parture for Alberta.

Pupils of Abbotsford High School to
the number of 20 went by stage to Van-
evening, where they
sperean play ‘‘Rich-

egnyer on Mon¢
attended the Sh
ard the Third’’

Mrs. Lister of Vancouver

was the

know more about our guest this week of her daughter Mrs.

ecounts, write us for G, Foy,

: 4 Miss Jessie Coogan left on Saturday
‘| last to enter St. Paul’s hospital, Van-

B-C-

WESTMINSTER TRUST COMPANY |

“B.0.’s Oldest Provincial Trust Company’’__
NEW WESTMINSTER,

couver, where she will train as nurse,
A. Sinclair has disposed of his candy
store to T, Walters and gone to Victoria
Abbotsford and District Liberal As-
sociation is preparing for a get-together
social to be held in the Masonic hall
on Easter.Monday, April 5. Hon. B. D.
Barrow, Hon. Dr. Sutherland and A, D.

Paterson, M.L.A. have promised to at-

DR. F. H. QUINN

D:M:-D:

- DENTAL SURGEON ‘

Office Hours: 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Evenings by Appointment only

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tend.

Mr, and Mrs. George Foy announce
the arrival of a daughter born in the
M.S.A. hospital on March 18,

Several Abbotsford hockey fans at-
tended the game on Monday evening
in Vancouver between Edmonton and
Victoria.

Ice Cream Season Again

f While it’s ICE-CREAM SEASON
HADDRELL BLOCK, ABBOTSFORD PHONE 68 ALL-YEAR- “*ROUND with us,
: d with many folks its just arriving
again with the spring days and
— out-door evenings. Let Abbots-
2 ford’s pioneer confectionary sup-
ply you ‘with sweeties, smokes
us i and after-theatre or. dance re-
LY fresliments.
| I JMBER ARBOR SERVICE SATISFIES
| OF ALL KINDS The Arbor
3 \
incial )
ROUGH OR DRESSED SHINGLES Tce Cream Parlor and
: Cea Root
- _HIGH -QUALITY 1X. FRASER, Prop
— LARGE STOCKS aes
—— r [SSS >
ee. LOWEST PRICES
DAL [NVESTIGATE
P- ABBOTSFORD LUMBER, MINING and DEVELOPMENT CO. LTD.
before you build that new house |
2 or barn, or remodel your old
buildings. \
e See some of my customers and
ALL RIGHT INSIDE | get my plans and estimates.
At your sery
| This is the right time to do small
4s well as outside, will be the house | 1ir jobs or remodelling kit-
: . aa r| chens, building sun-rooms, por-
BN snpplied with Knoll’s builders hard-.. Ches mate mae:
¢ a ; 2 |
Esai ware. Hinges, locks, bolts, door Whilravenrompe attention toh
1F} Ae = @ checks, wi ART ty large cr suiall orders by day work
Ha ahs ae checks, window catches, and other or egntract, and our price is |
rINSTER small wares of highest grade are RIGHT always. |
, ; sold by us at prices lower than the Ras
at ||| NELS OLUND |
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OWNA | GENERAL CONTRACTOR
aes H P KNOI MT, LEHMAN.
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ABBOTSFORD The SAYCE SERVICE
1 The Salvation Army A i a
a ny are arrangin
BOYCE & WINTON for the placing of a party of 35 British oo ora ees
* ‘ boys among farmers:in B.C. Three lads SCCESBORTES 5
—~ GENERAL phave-already been arranged for by far-| DOMINION SD doo ee TIRE
aN mers in this district, i
ay ponte TRUCK & i Under auspices of the Maccabee Is Courtesy, Honesty and
P ouge a “hick’? dance and bean sup-| Your Satisfaction in Every Transaction
oil TRANSFER We en be held in the Orange hall aA
dba 3 Trucks & All Necessa: . Saturday evening, Costumes will be! °
co Equipment eeialls for gentlemen and gingham |Central Gas Station
} ladies. i
e xe Rapid Service and Reasonable The regular meeting of the-W. A, of | W-J. (Bill) Sayce The Triangle
tates, rf Rates to Everyone - the M.S.A. hospital was held on Wea: ABBOTSFORD
in, is a Our Success Depends on Your nesday afternoon. Little business was
si , Satisfaction reteested owing to Mrs. McGowan’s
Bec, x Ulness anil by unanimous motion the
De Phone 389 Adjoining Alexandra date of the annual hospital birthday
xian OO ee |) 8S postponed indefinitely.  ~
ae dea = Members of Abbotsford Eastern Star
orded motored to Bellingham, Wash. on
B MARCON Wednesday evening and were tho guests
Py of canoe Chapter, 4
ae Five members of the newly-formcd
F ul “Bi nt h C Abliotsford Alpine Club made tl
sack mountain climb on Sunday
u er TUS. 0. umunary to an ambitious pr m
Boas 3. Representative in This District the coming se The trip was en-|
ine wo = If in need of gervice or any of these ay coming season. A ripping time was
is i ‘ts wri e above a ns -
hha quality mronueta. waite ox plone above At | -waii, traveling to Vancouver with a
pret SARDIS P.O. Tranioad of empty beer barrels lust || Kodak Days Are
Brac Phone Bardie 2478 le Sa ae his
ile ol Regular calls made through the district] just east ef Murrayville. Ed, and his pproaci ing
ae muss? barrels left the truck in a hurry, and Spring means outdoors, and snap
tp ies & later inventory taken of the damage shots, Keep a photographic re-
Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks|S#°wed a considerably bruised Mr. cord of your good tinfes. It be-
of the Dominon of Canada and Boyce, a Ford truck much out of com. comes a great source of pleasure
Newfoundland mission, and a number of ale contain- int future times.
ers in more or less sound condition.
Aldergrove Lodge J. MeDaniel and E, Trethewey are
No. 66 shipping their household effects this ERIC T WEIR
: week to Wilmot, B.C. in the Winder- ie
4

Regular Meetings First
and Third Tuesdays at
Aldergrove, B.O.

Vial Bretheren Cordially Weledme
mn Debson Secy.: M. C. Walker

mere district, 1 with their families
sre contemplating motoring there in-
stead of traveling by rail, They will
at onge commence to cultivate part of
8. D. Trethewey’s ranch there while the
latter opens up his mining claim.

PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Phone 8 Abbotsford

Agency for Royal City Laundry

Most Complete Stock of
Groceries in the District

Everything
Fresh
Well-kept
and sold at
Lowest

Market

Prices

BY DOING ALL REPAIR WO

_WE HAVE ADEQUA1 REPAT
MAKES OF CARS

We will treat you right an

G. T. MAHOOD, Proprietor

Compare Our Prices With
Compare the Construction of BR
and Not
500 CHICKEN SIZE—

$21.50 ©

Stove equipped with rocker gra

for shipm

AND AT REASON

Equipment includes rope and pulleys for canopy.

W. A. WATTIE
The Home of Good Things to Eat
PHONE 67

Wee hee es 6 Sa

RK C AREFULLY, PROPERLY
ABLE PRICES,

R EXPERIENCE WITH MOST
USED LOCALLY,

and ¢an give Satisfactory Service.
DAY OR'|NIGHT TOWING AND CRANE-TRUCK SERVICE

d give ‘you satisfaction.

ABBOTSFORD MOTORS

Phone 62

HERE IS THE BROODER YOU NEED

The New BIG ROYALBROODER STOVE

Others—We Sell For Less

oyal Br ooder Stoves with Others
© the Difference.

\ 1000-CHICKEN SIZE

$26.50

ate, self-cleaning and will not clog
Weight, erated

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nent, 115 pounds.

Abbotsford branch

Permanence Is

Wet, stormy, damp weather is a
your building construction ¢ i
relation to Economy. .Weather- re
the least expensive.

Phones: Abbotsford 12 & 24

New Westminster, Langley Prairie,

Leaves Abbotsford Daily— 8
Leaves New Westminster—9,

Abbotsford

Just Like Home

For a meal—a real full-course menl—
prepared by a woman cook of only the
best and most wholesome foods, nicely
and appetizingly served in a cozy little
dining room—at no more than the
ular charge—don’t pass up the

Insley’s Cafe

PAULINE M. F. INSLEY Prop.
Opp. B. C. E. depot. Next to phone ex.

re-

ed by several thing

the friendly ‘contest 1
ers for leadership ¢
is tested
reach a certain
minimum could be
as no farmer will all
‘*just get in’’
THEY’RE PROUD OF—
P ope °
acific Milk
Head Office: Vancouver, B.O

Factories at Ladner and Abbotsford

ain just around the corner. In all

© Qlayburn??
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Factories at-Clayburn and Kilgard, BC.

Clayburn Company, Ltd.

SUNDAY— Leaves Abbuisford 8 A.M., & P.M,
Leaves New Westmiuster 10 A.M. & 7.45 P.M.

“New Westminster. Stages

G. L. HAMRE, Proprietor
ELSE SS GL a ES eS

Brackman & Ker Milling Company, Ltd.

F. Marshall, local mgr.

Sound Economy

thought to Permanence in its
assisting materials are best and
is a standard of quality.

J. W. BALL, Resident Manager

Murrayville, Aldergrove, Abbotsford

A.M., 1.00 P.M., 4.30 P.M,
A.M., 1.45 P.M., 5.45 P.M

|Cream and Egg

| SHIPMENTS WANTED |

j Try Our Service

| Accurate Tests Prompt Returns and
Highest Prices

| Phone at our expense SEYMOUR 5056

‘VANCOUVER CREAMERY CO.

15-

Alexander Street Vancouver

|| Wholesome Meats
Honest Prices
Efficient Service

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THREE KEYNOTES OF
| ABBOTSFORD’S

PROGRESSIVE MEAT
|| EMPORIUM,

White’s Meat Market

Phone 41

CHURCH OF
Rev. L.

rHE NAZARENE
E. Channel, Pastor

0 am,

3 11 a.m.
3 7 p.m
ning 7.20, Praye? Meeting

7.30 pm

Many Pay Last Respects
To Mrs. J. A. McGowan

heavy hand of death was laid
another Abbotsford family Inst
Wednesday when Mrs. J. A, MeGowan
died in the M.S.A, hospital.

The held from Trinity
church on Saturday, interment being
made the family plot, Aberdeen
cemetery, near Aldergrove.

The
upon

funeral w:

in

Mrs. MeGowan was born in Coldwater
Ontario in 1888, coming to Abbotsford
and was married here. She
herself with a number of
useful local organizations, holding mem-
berships in the Trinity Church, Hospi-

tal Auxiliary and Eastern Star chapter,
a ys fulfilled part in every
worthy movement. As good woman

and Kind mother she eared herself
to many, who felt keenly for her during
st year of-her children’s illnesses.

Services were conducted by Rey. T.
S. Paton, B:A,, the church being filled
and many u le to secure accomoda-
i ing his text from Jeremiah
: she hath given up the ghost;
un is gone down while it is yet
c Mr. Paton delivered a very touch-
mg sermon, The hymns ‘‘Rock of Ages
and ‘‘Abide With Me’? were feelingly
sung. ‘

Mutely testifying regard towards the
deceased woman, were many beautiful
floral tributes, which reposed on tho
casket and surrounded it. Pallbearers
were; T. Bennett, A McCallum, B, T.
Weir, W. J. Ware, ©, Wallace and E.
Barrett. A half-mile cortege of cars
followed the remains to their last rest:
ing place. .
Her husband, J. A. McGowan, and five
young. children, George, Douglas, Mar-
geruite, Maude and Agnes, remain to
mourn & poignant bereavement. A fa-
ther, Geotge Caswell of Coldwater, Ont.
five brothers and six sisters also sur-
vive, as follow: Grant, Sturgeon Falls
Albert, Sudbury; Edwin, Toronto; Mor-
ley, Orilla; Norman, Alberta, Mrs. Nellie
Eplett, Vietoria Harbor, Ont.; Mrs. Cc.
H. Eplett, Coldwater, Ont.; Mrs. Frank
Beckett, Sturgeon Bay, Ont-; Mrs, W.
E. Ferguson, Coldwater, Ont.; Mrs. W.
J. Russell, Westic Alta,; Mrs. W. F.
Knox, Seattle.

Friends who attended
from out-of-town included
yold, Tacon D. T. Blair, ttle; J.
A. McLean, Mr. and Mrs, Boyd, Mrs. H
on, Mrs, Beckett, Mrs R. G, Ander-
Son, Mrs, Fraser, Vancouver; Mrs. A, H
Gihson, New Westminster.

Wreaths and/floral tributes were ten-
dered by i

the

funeral
Irs. Seot-

rs. H, Nixon, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. D,
sus, Lottie Mawhin-
. and Mrs, P.
A. H. Gibson,
B Fraser and
Chapter Eas’
nity Chureh, DL.
Chapter

AL Ty

Pacifie

Loilge,

Abbotsford Lod

Publ the
Schoo} staff, Girls and Boys of Basket-
ball Team, Royal Bank Staff,
Telephone staff, Mr, and Mrs.
anil Eva, Mr. and Mrs. M. King and
Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Mr. and Mrs
Coutts, Mr. and Mrs. Knoll, Mr, and
N

botsford

Bennett, Dy. and Mrs. T, A.

‘ r. F. H. Quinn, Mr, and Mrs. S.
Bedlow, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. nashall,
Mr ‘and Mrs. S. D Trethowey, Mrs Up-
ls i Downie,

Mr. and

nd Mrs, N.

Hill, Mr. F . Lee, Mr.
and Mrs. Kerr, Mr. and Mis.

R. H. Milla Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Trethewey, Miss K Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Ham, Mr. and Mrs. EB. Bar-
rett, Mr. and Mrs. E Webster, Mr.
md Mrs,- Longfellow, T, A. Cuddy, Mr
and Mrs, Seotvold T. Weir, EB. T.
Weir, Wm. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. M
M. Shore, Mr. and Mrs. GC. Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. S. F, White, Jap Boys

at tie Mill, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and

family, Mr, and Mrs. C. F. Weir, Mrs
T. MeMil ¥ . and
Mrs. Me and
Mrs. E. FP. Smith,

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TRUCK
EXPRESS

is the
QUICKEST, CHEAPEST
SAFEST, MOST
CONVENTENT and
WORRY-PROOF METHOD
Of making shipments.
Our Facilities will be improved
, Shortly

Fraser Valley
Motor Express

H. THORNTON, Prop.
Abbotsford Phone 36

Bring

Your Troubles to
the Tire Doctor

ut the local hospital

All kinds of Rubber G

ata

aired Promptly

es

able Price

in tim ves tires as

everythi else,

ng

STAN. PARTON

TSPORD TIRE HOSPITAL

ABEO'
Adj ug Weir’s Garage)