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MRS. R. WALKER, Proprietress
The News Building Phone 107

BPIRE!
It blazed in a second and the fire

FIRE!

burnt everything he owned. And
he was not insured.
Don’t be like him. It costs so

very little to be insured against
fire. My Company has been estab-
lished for 109 years and has a re-
cord for prompt settlements.

The New Brunswick Fire Insur-
ance Co,, established 1826 B
BEVAN, rear Royal Bank, phone
89Y for Fire, Auto and all kinds of
insurance,

A.S.M. branch No. 15
Abbotsford, B.C.

Social Club Rooms
(Open Daily ex Sunday)

3) All Veterans Welcome
Meetings upon First #@
Thursdays in Month

R. RALSTON, Pres.

J. T. MAWSON, Sec.

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AGAIN ON MARKET

Poultrymen of B.C. will receive the
above news with no small satisfaction,
since they will no longer require to
use substitutes that have been respon-
sible for cutting down egg production
estimated by some to be as high as
24 eggs per bird per year.

Unfortunately, it was a by-product,
and when the Saanich Canning Com-
pany lost the U.S. market for clams
through adverse tariffs the company
was obliged to discontinue operatio
We understand the Empire markets
have since developed and hence the
return of Saanich Poultry Shell.
~-Saanich Poulty Shell has far more
merit. to it than the fact that it is
a local product Analysis by G..S.
Eldridge & Co., analysts, shows Saan-
ich Poultry Shell to be 97.10% cal-
cium carbonate—the desired compon-
ent of poultry shell, while it is a well
known fact that most commercial
shells have difficulty in reaching 75 %
calcium carbonate content, the differ-
ence being made up of rock and im-
purities for which the poultryman
pays his good money, but receives no
Value in return.

Saanich Poultry Shell is again be-
ing handled by Shanahan Chemicals
Ltd. of Vancouver, who have a:
this journal that ample stock
now on hand and there is eve
cation that a regular supply will be
available in the future.

Mr, Paul Welch of Peardonville was
lucky winner of the Live Y's clock-
«stop contest. He was but 4% minutes
“out his guess being 8.50, the clock

Overcrowding at the Poplar school
has enforced the transferring of some
of the pupils to Abbotsford.

A very pleasant recreation ground

Mt Lehman. Situated adjacent to the
high

made fairly level. The property has
nice shade trees on one side, and will
make a very pleasant spot after the

ABBOTSFORD

General satisfaction was expressed
at the selection in convention here of
George Pratt as Stevens Party candi-
date. His experience in school and
munic‘pal affairs and known integrity
make of him a political aspirant eq-
ual to the high personal calibre of
his opponents. Worry of his campaign
manager just nov
Pratt place his a
in storage until mid-October.

The dance in the Orange hall last
Friday evening attracted a fair-:
crowd, who spent an enjoyable even-
ing dancing to the strains of Buck
McClary and his B.C. Rangers.

R. Phillips is assisting at the
Langley beer parlor, his place in the
local establishment being taken by
W. Coutts.

Mr, and Mrs. I’, Rolls are moving
into the house recently vacated by
Mrs. Murphy and children, on the

Yale road, west of Abbotsford.

Ray Serl is absent from the Safe-
way Store on his vacation, which he
is spending at Forks, Wash,

Longshoremen and camp workers
are holding a meeting in Abbotsford
this week, when speakers will give
details concerning the longshore-
men’s strike and the riots at Regina.

Mr. and Mrs. ©. Ryall and family
of Haines, Alta., who haye been visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. C .A, Ryall, have
returned to their home.

Miss Norah Bell and Miss Vera Bai-
ley spent last week visiting in Seattle
an Tacoma,

Mrs. J. DesBrisay returned this
week from a short visit with her pa-
rents in Vancouver.

Marriage. —In Bellingham registry
office, on Sept. 8, Mr, Donald Mc-
Callum to Miss Anna §S. McCallum.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs A. McCallum.
Mr, and Mrs. McCallum are well and
favorably-known residents of Abbots-
ford, and will continue to reside here
They returned this week from a hon-
eymoon spent in Seattle.

Mrs R. Walker has been advised by
cable of the marriage in Capetown
of her sister-in-law, Miss Peggy Wal-
ker, The former Miss Walker is well
known in Abbotsford, where she has
many friends. She has been a resi-
dent of South Africa for several years
Miss Margaret McDonald is ill at
her home.

Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Harrop and
“Pete’ Martin of the Jacartin Ga-
rage returned this week from a very
successful fishing trip to Kanuss Lake
30 miles north of Kamloops. They
report fish plentiful, and as evidence
brought back about 200 splendid
trout.
Mr.
and Mrs.
guests of
Hicks,
Mr, G. Dobney, Abbotsford, request-
he and his family be deported
to England, at Matsqui council meet-
ing on Saturday, Thought sympathet-
the council were unable to help
r. Dobney in the matter,
Sports attractions extraordinary.—
17-round wrestling bout, Second-wind
Hansen vs. Copenhagen Ralston, on
Jubilee grounds tonight at 6 p.m. All
buildings are being removed to allow
the 150-lb. contestants give a thrilling
grunt-andgroan display on the city
lot.

and Mrs- Dick Robb and Mr,
D. Campbell were recent
their father, ™ J. S.

Nothing beats rea leather
uubut the Hammer |

Modern machinery and expert
workmanship make possible the
repairing of shoes that other-
wise would be no good.

Bring in that old pair and let
me examine them. You'll find
it worth while to haye them
repaired!

A. McDONALD

Essendene Ave. East

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SUMAS DISTRICT

Last rites for Michael Murphy, who
d away last week in Vancouver
General hospital, were conducted on
Friday in St. Anne's R.C. church, Ab-
botsford, and attended by one of the
largest and most representative
semblies of mourners seen here in r
cent years. In his service, Fr.
paid tribute to acts of practical C
tianity by the deceased, who was ¢
valued member of the Roman Catholic
congregation, and asked p: r for a
man of strong principles
had the courage of his conviction
and, when he knew the time
come, prepared unfalteringly to an-
swer the call of his God.

“Abide With Me” closed the touch-
ing hymnal interludes by St. Anne’s
chureh choir.

Floral tributes and the large atten
dance of old-time residents from Su-

mas, Huntingdon and Abbotsford dis-
tricts were testimony of a deep re-
gard for the deceased. Interment

was made in Mission cemetery beside
tthe grave of the late Mrs, Murphy.
Pallbearers were W. Fraser, I “
York, Peter Imon, Tony T
rank King and Jos. Black.
Rey. John McTurk, minister of
Cooke's Presbyterian chureh, Chilli-
wack, who is well known by Abbots-
ford Caledonians, will remain in Chil-
liwack. The popular minister arrang-
ed to transfer to another parish, but
his WAU OAT petitioned him to re-
main.

Mr. and
bridge, Alta.
daughter, Mrs,

Mrs. Wakelen of Leth-
are guests of their
A. C. Stewart. Mr.
Stewart is away on the California
fair circuit with a carload of cham-
pion sheep.

C. Gibb Sumas Prairle, has pur-
od a Ford V-8 light delivery
truck from Abbotsford Motors,

Mrs. Clay of Vancouver is visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, EB. B.
McPhail.

Painting of the Sumas municipal
hall is now almost completed.
Threshing is now just about finish-
ed in the district.

The Urquhart mill on Kilgard
mountain, has ceased operations.
Although the Sumas highway was
permanently opened today, it will re-
quire several days more to finish the
seal-coat of sand being placed over
the 10-mile section.

John Carlson is at work repairing
bridges in the lake area.

Port i|
= Responsibility.

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for suitable lumber and supplies
for safety of workmen in our
employ, and—THAT YOU GET
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JOB at a low price. See us for
BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES

Rural Contractors, Ltd.
J. A. McDONADD, Pres, & Mgr.
McCallum Rd., S., Abbotsford

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Open Every Friday
Vancouver Offices—

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McAlpine & McAlpine
BARRISTERS & SOLICILORS
Abbotsford office—near B. C, Tel. Ex
(very Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m

Telephone: Residence 138R

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Evenings by Appointment

Modern X-Ray Equipment
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P.O. Box 422, Chilliwack

Display of Model Suits
and OVERCOATS

by MR. W. D. LOWDEN

Stylist from

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TUESDAY,

SEPT. 17

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That you may

Stations

throughout

British Columbia,

Pacific Standard Time.

know

Government Policies—what Canada has done

and will do under the guidance of a continuing Conservative regime—

the Conservative party

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FOR SEPTEMBER:

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