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@ ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

July 11, 1945

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FINER

POGDS

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So Good for You.

Garden Fresh for Salads or

RED & WHITE COFFEE ..

GRAPEFRUIT, 100 Size ..
WONDER BLEACH ..--..

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MIXED VEGETABLE JUICES, Aylmer

Serve it at dinner today.

TENDER PEAS, R & W, Sieve 5, 20 0z.

TEA, Red & White Brand or, Nabob

Tea Refreshes You Anytime — Hot or Iced

The Success of any Occasion is GOOD Coffee

ORANGES, Size 288s, Doz. 36c; Size 392s, Doz. 24c¢

For Whiter Linen

.. 20 Oz, Tin (8c 3

EEE EEE EEE

.. 3 Tins 39c

to Serve with Your Dinner.

Lb. 69c

Per Lb. 40c

2 for I5c

M. C. Walker & Co.

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MT. LEHMAN BRADNER
i i i visit to
. Savitsk, returned last Mr. G. Fatkin paid a visi
aera Otawe where she| Vancouver last week where he

visited her daughter.

Harry Powell has returned to
his home in Victoria after spend-
ing several days as guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Taylor.

The United Church Sunday
School under the direction of
Mrs. L. Stewart, hel@ their An-
nual Picnic to Swans’ point on
Wednesday. The Sunday School
will be closed until Sept. 2, but
chuden services will be held as
usual at 3 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Tyler of Van-
couver were weekend guests of
Mrs. Forrester and Mrs. Woods.

Mrs. Hugh McDonald has re-
turned from Cloverdale, accom-
panied by her granddaughters,
Arleen and June Nicholls.

Miss Ethel Israel of Mud Bay
is visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. A. Israel.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim-
mie Taylor on Sunday were, Mr.
and Mrs. Allan of Prince George,
Mr. and Mrs. McCuaig of Otter
Rd, and Mrs. Taylor’s two sis-
ters, Miss Eva McCuaig of Prince
George and Pte. Muriel McCuaig
of Vancouver.

We'll See

The Teddy Bear

The Swellest Sp*t in Town

‘went to confer with officials of
the Air Lines regarding the ship-
ping of flowers by Air.

Mr. and Mrs. L. McDermid of
Vancouver, and young son, are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Mc-
Dermids parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bell.

Mrs. G. F. Getts has returned
to her home in Kelowna after
spending some time at the home
of her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Tulberg.

Mrs. Earl McKinnon, a former
resident of the district, is a guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

nell.
Mies Lawrence is attending the
summer session at the U.B.C. ins
ver.
vars. MM. H. Smith and Mrs. G.
Watts of Vancouver were the
guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Sydney
Smith on Thursday. z

Mr. J. Munro is a patient at
the Royal Columbian Hospital,

w Westminster.

D Shiney Sluggett had a narrow
escape from serious injury on
Saturday afternoon when -she
was knocked down by a tractor
driven by her brother.

Master Gordon Watts of Van-
couver is a guest at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Brown.

Miss Thelma Donaldson of
Vancouver spent the weckene at

me of her parents.
ieee Mrs. Alec Elliott are

the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Nichol. :
Pte, Bob McMath, who is a

atient at Shaughnessy Military
Hospital, Vancouver, has thirty
days leave, and with his wife
and family, is staying at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. McMath. Paratrooper T.
McMath is also home on leave.

AB Seaman Colin Carmichael
RCNVR, is spending a sigty day
furlough with his wife and baby
at the home of his parents, after
which he will leave for the Paci-

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CPO E, Jensen and Mrs. Jensen
of Halifax, formerly of Victoria,
spent the weekend with their
Aunt and Uncle, Mrs. and Mr.
W. Swanson, before CPO Jen-
sen left to rejoin his ship.

Mr, Walt Swanson of Lake
Cowichan, Vancouver Is., spent
four days at his former home in
Matsqui.

Mr. Krause’s cousin from Al-
berta is spending two weeks
with Mr. Krause.

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wardrobe while there is still a

selection—

Dirndl Skirts, separate or with match-

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MATSQUI

Miss Alice Sogansky has re-
turned to Vancouver after visit-
ing at the LeSuir home for the
past 3 weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Eklund
Leslie and Gerry Adams
Tuesday at Beach Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dryland have
returned from Kyle, Sask.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Adams and
family spent Sunday at Cultus
Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Hartman and
Theresa spent the weekend in
Vancouver.

There will be no services held
in the Lutheran church until
August 5,

Mrs. F. Hansen is visiting in
Victoria.

Mr. and Mrs. O. Pederson and
Mrs. Igeland spent July 1 in
Bellingham.

There will be no services in
the Baptist Church c& Sunday
July 15, as Rev. and Mrs. P.
Peterson and family are holiday-
ing at Beach Grove.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Rottluff and
John, Mr. and Mrs. Green and
Norma spent Sunday at Cultus
Lake.

and
spent

Mr. and Mrs. R. Rottluff spent
last weekend in Seattle.

Miss Elsie Tratch spent the
weekend at her home in Van-
couver.

Mr. and Mrs. Johansen of New
Westminster, and family spent
Sunday at the P. Johansen home.
The Mizpah Young People apd
the Sunday School closed for the
summer by having a party at
the Baptist Church. A weiner
Toast, treasure hunt and games
were enjoyed, after which re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
E, Eklund, Mrs. P. Peterson, Mrs.
B. Lancaster amd Mrs. W. Adams.
Mr. T. Kliev and Thor spent
a few days in Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sproat
and family of Vancouver spent
Sunday at Miss E. Sproat’s home.

ABERDEEN

Sgt. W. T. Prasloski, RCAF, is
home on farm leave.

Mrs. Lundeberg is visiting with
her daughters at Mission.

Const and Mrs. W. E. Mc-
Latchie of Prince Rupert are
Visiting at the home of Sgt. and
Mrs. W. T. Prasloski, parents of
Mrs. McLatchie.

Mrs. E. Bloom of Vancouver is
a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Gledhill. p

Fit. Eng. Edmund Prasloski of

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DIAPER WASH
PAULA, Artificial Sweetne
ROGERS SYRUP

JAM
APPLE & BLACKBERRY
} APPLE & BLACK CURRANT
APPLE & PEACH

10 Lb. Tin 99¢

DURKEES, Meat Sauce .. Bottle 55¢

HUNTERS: CHEESE «00nd. dee nes Y% Lb. 2te | APPLE & RASPBERRY
PEAS, Lynn Valley, Sieve 4.......... 16 0z. Tin {le 4 Lb. PAIL 49¢
SARDINES, Jutland ............ “pipette Tin (2c

em COFFEE, B.R., 3 Lbs. $1.59
VEGETABLE JUICE, Tomato, Carrot, Beet, ;

Celery 20 Oz. Tin 19

Potato Chips ... Pkt. 10c¢
PEANUTS, Salted,

This GPK fer hie 25¢

WIN ah PLYMOUTH Onion Pickles 23¢
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PARAWAX, and ETC.

Montreal, who with his wife and
young daughtet, has been. a .

guest at the h f hi is- . . .
fe MeN Elon cuenaey sve Corporation of the District of Sumas

WARNING

days, has returned to Montreal,
On and after August Ist, 1945, all persons proposing to

til the end of the month.

Mrs. K. Bloomfield and child-
ren are visiting “at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Henry, Mr. Bloomfield having re-
turned to Kelsey Bay after hav-
ing spent a few days here.

Miss Joyce Alstead of

Mrs. Prasloski and Myrna will

not be leaving for their home un-
erect any building in the of Surnas, the
value of which exceeds $250.00, will be required to take

New

Westminster, a former Aberdeen A buildi *

teacher, visited friends in the oukss: Bie ators) 3 much Permits

district during the week. may be from the Office, What
Road, Fee 50c.

Total sales of Canada’s Eighth
Victory Loan reached a figure of
$1,568,927,350. The objective was

E, B. McPHAIL, C.M.C,

$1,350,000,000.

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