ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

FRASER VALLEY HENS HELP PROVIDE
THE WORLD WITH FINEST DESSERTS

> din Ain Ai A ie i i

DELF BROTHERS 4

Abbotsford’s Independent Grocers :
4

SLCD. PINEAPPLE 2 tins 15c 4
BUTTER Golden West - 3 \bs. 71c }
QUAKER OATS, non premium, 2pkts 29c

SHORTENING ‘iisctstini¢ sy 3 ae

(limit 2) ....... 2 Ibs, 28e
. . 3-1b. tin 57e
BAKING
SODA
LB... FOE
PINEAPPLE
JUICE
Tall tins Qe

CLASSIC
CLEANSER

uit 2

Red & White Store, Abbotsford
Weekend Values in Groceries

OATS Quick Quaker, pkg. 1 5c
LARD Pure, in 1-lb. prints 2 lbs 25c

Marmalade, Red & White, 32-02. Jar 22e

CATSUP 12-0z., R. & W.,2 bots 29¢
COMPLEXION SOAP, Lady Godiva, 4 cakes 19¢@

CAKE FLOUR 29¢

See Red & White Circulars for Other Specials

On and after Wednesday, March
18th, this store will be located
in the Atangard Block

Same Service

*, in the unlimited bounty of Pro- taurants even In Vane
eges, we might still have the thousand
fruits of vineyard, orchard and fleld,
and honey and sugars and spico; but

er have won
their fame on little cups of Zabaoine
achieving perfection in flavor and
texture, served as light as thistledown
foam or froth of exquisite
smoothness and harmony,
Custards Nectar
of Archangels ’
Boiled custard was the nectar of

os And an ony

might not the map of the world and
the history thereof have been differ-
ent had it not been for the sustaining
hing influence of all the possets,
|syllabubs, egg-nogs and boiled cus-
tards that have been composed and
compounded since Job complained of
the tastlessness of the white of an
ese
This section of the Fraser Valley
would be entirely different if there
were no poultry or no eggs. The fame
brought to the district by such well-
known growers as I. C, Evang and
his prized Leghorns, would not be
possible, When the Egg Pool was op-
erating, five cars monthly were for-
warded to Montreal from Abbotsford
—and beginning with May of each
r the monthly shipments included
six full railway cars. At this point
the eggs were graded and marked
ready for distribution to other East-
‘soon as they reached
the Pacific Coast
great quantity of Fraser
ley eggs had then—and quite probably
sull have—New England states as
their final destination.

It may not be generally known
that the Yankees and French Canad-
jans substituted and originated disiics
which made the use of our eggs very
popular, Many of these dishes are
also common in France and some of
the Latin countries,

Ploating island is featured in New
England cook boo! da for a long
time it was thought peculiar to that
rarefied atmosphere, but it appears
that when New England was a wild-
erness the little children of France
were smacking their chops over oeufs
a la neige, from which floating island
was a translation of Yankee kitchens,

Now in France the snow e, re

orite desserts of thrifty

able provincial house-

holds, stepped up a little in the Gallic
manner with @ touch of sweet wine
a sprinkling of rose or orange-

0
fish and ard cooked by
its ardent ingredients, Is the coremon-
ial beverages of some of our high feast
days, Fraser Valley eggs have found
their way to Central and South Eur-
ope (as have also some of Abbots-
ford's purebred poultry), Custard fig-
ures in the cherished desserts of Por-
Spain, Austela and through the
nt to epicurean Denmark, and
it is the Leche Crema of Mexico and
the Dulce de Leche of Argentina.
Then in England, land of robust
and formidable plum puddings, the
adorned queen—the very empress of
British “sweets” is trifle. 3. D. S. B.

cr
CRISCO

LIBBY's:
SAUERKRAUT
24's
2 tins BBE
LAMP GLASSES

Plain or Curted
EACH .. JQ¢
MELOGRAIN
HEALTH MEAL
A ibs. DR

Brunswick

CHICK, HADDIES
TIN .... [pe

QUICK-JELL

JELLY PDAS.
7 29¢
ROLLED OATS

Quick or Slow
-Ib.
bag

Pillsbury Sno-Sheen
with handy sifter
LG, PKT . sane

The Rey. Mr. Vearsen of Langley
conducted tho nijd-weel Lenten ser-
vice on Thursday at St. Matthew's
church, \

a

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH
Sunday Next—

Church School

- Morning Worship

Evening Worship
Huntiagdon

Sunday School

. Worship

pS, Minister

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
Rey. E. R. Scratch, Minister

Sunday: 10 a.m.—Sunday School
1 am.—Devotional.

“7.30 p.m.—Evangelistic

Wed., 8 p.m,—Bible Study.

Friday, 8 p.m.—Y. P, Meeting,

Some Telephone Number—i30
FREE DELIVERY

M. C. Walker & Co.

Telephone 130

MILD ADIAN

COFFEE

Malkin’s Best
LB... BBe

Dried Peaches
Dried Apricots
Dried Apples ....
California Prunes .
Macaroni. .......
NOV sISRice irr ss

White Beans ... 4 Ibs.
Ghocolates- Lbs 260 | Green Peas, fed... ad 105s

Rum & Butter Lb. 25c | Sair Dates .......... 3 Ibs. 15c 4]
4
PLS ale ASE USERS. Doss Ge
ORANGES - @ doz. DG; D dor. AME; Dor. Be |
LEMONS | CAULIFLOWER 10c & 15¢ 4
G for -- 1@e¢ | Lettuce Large heads 5 4
GRAPE FRUIT CELERY 10c & 15e 4
G for -- 1 5¢ | NEw carrots 2 bunches 9c )
EATING APPLES | NEW CABBAGE 4 lbs. 19¢ 4
5 lbs. D5¢ | Asparagus » 2 Ibs, 25¢ ’
DELF’ S Where high quality meets low prices 4
We deliver. Telephone 54 ’
bp PROO PR GO IRI POO PS RESPIR IOS
G. A. MacKAY PROFESSIONAL
PLUMBER | varwoop « purrant

BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
GENERAL REPAIRS—

NOTARIES PUBLIO
—ESTIMATES FREE ——
— BRANCH OFICE AT ABBOTSFORD
News Office Basement Abbotsford Open Every Friday
a

CHORE BOYS

for pots and pans

EA.

CA
E 5 ||
ae 4
2 Ibs. 29¢ ’ }

«. 2 Ibs.
. 1, Ibs.
ne dulbss
... 3 Ibs.
| 4 Ibs.

- CANDY
SPECIALS!
Maple Buds - Lb. 25¢
Peppermints Lb.- (9c
Fruif Mixed - Lb. 15¢

50 Acres, Mile from Abbotsford
Modern home, good barn, plenty of water; Cheap
LARGE ROOM in Village; suitable for light housekeeping
GOOD BUILDING LOTS CLOSE IN

Milton Switzer

(Business Successor to A. McCallum,) Abbotsford, B.C.

INSURANCE REAL ESTATE

Phones: Office 43: Rezidence Te* Mann Bldg., Abbotsford

Card of Thanks

The Social Welfare Club wishes to
water. Yankee housewives | thank most sincerely the local mer-
were often teetotallers if their hus- | chants for their kindness in allowing
bands were not, and vanilla was strong | tic milk bottles for the Welfare \llk
enough in all conscience. The foun- | Fund to be placed in their stores,
|dation and soul of the floating island
jis bolled custard, and to the French 2
|proper boiled custard is Sabayon
sauce—egg yolks, milk and cream,
boiled to velvet: oothness and fla-
yored to taste with vanilla or wine.

A. E. HUMPHREY
B. ©. LAND SURVEYOR
& CIVIL ENGINEER
Room 6, Hart Blk., Chiltwack
P.O. Box 423, Cl

Italy's Famous

Zabaoine Dessert

Beyond the Alps les Italy and her

Zabaoine, which probably ranks the

eee eer || rest of tie world's custards by senior:
ity and authority, and doubtless in-

. See Jim Ross for Hart Batteries! spired. the. Sabayon of ‘France, ak

though the latter has won more unl-
versal fame.

'™ LOOKING WELL Just NEGLECT 4 xbaione is just another boiled cus-

FOR TROUBLE ] | YOUR AUTO AND

You'll GET ALL

That Leaky Roof...
«+. and Those Odd Jobs

..-Should be taken care of by
men, We
a thorough, satisfactory job on
roof repairs and neat, careful
work on any minor alterations
you may wish—a partition put
up, cupboard made and install-
ed, doors rehung, etc,
Rural Contractors, Ltd.
J. A. McDONADD, Pres, & Mgr.
McCallum Rd., S,, Abbotsford

SURES EEEEE ARERR

tard, into which quite likely many
thousands of Fraser Valley eggs haye
entered, and some favorite Italian 1¢s-

b
b
§
‘
5
>
b
5
5
5
5
5
>
,
5
>
>
a
‘
»
>
>
5
‘
5
5
5
5
>
,
5
5
>
L
‘
5
>
,
5
5
>
5
5
>
,
5
§
5
5
>

ABBOTSFORD

TAXI

and BUS SERVICE
Stand—
New Home Gas Station

PDPEDPSDESS <

| Jim | Ross’ Reliable Auto Repair
| 110M GAS STATION TELEPHONE 442 q
QOERRRAICS PDGSS SPOS O SSS SG ISSA
MATSQUI

Mrs. Bert Farr has recovered rfom
her illness,

Phone Abbotsford 28
Vancouver Offices—
ms 3 & 4, 423 Hamilton Street

McAlpine & McAlpine
BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS

BURNIER & DESMAZES
Operators

"gr0rarererererererere%

x
D>
‘
5
b
*
bs
b
”
»
5
i
%
‘
»
>
‘
,

Get My

SEES : Line! Figure on
cman || COUNTRY FREIGH that Job!
Nothing beats good leather LINES E

Our work has stood the test of
but the Hammer | © AACE Ae

time. All over the Valley are
Modern machinery and expert J. THOMPSON RG ie gh oy a a
workmanship make possibie the Pith dabrouerices ploceapiat ares takin
repairing of shoes that other- fancouver, ‘Trin 4
wise would be no good. een

Floral Designs

Beautiful Seasonal Blooms

CUT FLOWERS—
—POT PLANTS

(WREATHS, SPRAYS, ETO.)
at lowest possible prices.

ROSEBAY GARDENS

Telephone: Abbotsford 169F
R. CROUTER, Huntingdon

Miss Marjorie de Vries is spending

z ‘ Abbotsford office—near B. C, Tel. Ex
a week at Victoria. 1

Every Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Mrs. Mary Hougen Telephone: Residence 138R

from her recent illness.

Mr. A. Ebbeson, student at Van-
couver Normal, spent the week-end
with his parents here.

Mr. Sleeman, who has been living on
the Olson farm at Gifford, has sold
out and will move to England.

is recovering

6204 of our constructions. Get a fi-

gure from me on your next job!

NELS OLUND

GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Mt. Lehman, B.C, Phone 86M

ABBOTSFORD
TRANSPORTATION

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

A. McDONALD

Winter Prices for

FREIGHT SERVICE
to and

Nathan Kunzmann, who is a pupil

DAILY
A

}at the Sumas-Nooksack high school,
| spent the week-end at his home here.

The dance in the hall on Friday
eyening was quite well attended, and
the basketball club realized a small
profit.

Essendene Ave. East

ou

Machine Repairs!

Bring in that piece of y that
needs welding or repairs; Low Prices

P. M. ZALESKY - - BLACKSMITH

Lower Sumas Rd., near Valley Lbr. Co

way polnts

with the Dominion forestry branch.
He js widely known throughout the
district, not only in his official cap

‘W. COMBS, Operator.
acity, but also as a prominent mem.

Phones—Abbotsford 127

Support the home-town business

Mrs. G. Matthew
visiting her parenis
Farr, has returned to her home
Burnaby.

who has been
Mr. and Mrs. E.
in

ber of the Aldergrove B. P. O. E., in
which lodge he has held important
posilions

INSURANCE

FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE

Perfect Safety & Fair Dealing

when protected by
-London & L

Vancouver, Trinity 4062

The
Thistlewaites
Are
*‘Off the Shelf’’

DR. G. E. PARRISH
DENTIST

Office Hours — 9 to 6
ims by A

After visiting at the home of Mrs.
J. Smith for the past three months,
Mrs. L. Faulkner has returned to
Cloverdale, 3

© Co.

C. O'DONEL BELL

JATSQUI; phone 11321 Agent

Good prices were obtained by Auc-
tioneer Hurndall at the Sleeman sale
last week, A fairly large crowd of
buyers attended.

Modern X-Ray Equipment
Telephone:
Office 64; Residence 9!
EINEX BLOCK
Sumas, Wash,
(Canadian Money at Par)

VULCANIZING —

Good Work at Low Prices

We Handle the Best Makes in Sam Campbell, customs officer
New Tires. Get Our Prico— the South Aldergrove port of entry for

9 the past thirty yea a
SLIM WEBB’S ine eens
Wright, who has Leen under Mr,
TIRE SERVICE

Campbell for several years, succeeds
The Independent Tire Man

him,
PHONES 66 & 82

Mr. and Mrs. Perrault are yucating
Anderson at Matsqui and

n Island. Mr.

> farming op

“Most invitations come by tele-
Mrs.
of the

phone ays.” sald

Thistlewaite,

nows erations on his place.

The boys’
is motored

hat's one und girls’ basketball
to Chilliwack on Fri-
hey lost two hard-
Ck » for the boys was

and for the girls, 16-19.

OVE
RETIRES

reasons why we had our telephone
put back.

“When we were without a te-
Jephone, we felt that we had been
ir.

in we missed social

The following officers were elected
r the ensuing year, at the
ting of the Matsqui Villa
committee Myhre,

ei stodian

put ‘on. the in and annual
Lib-
ir-
omrolt-

There's no substitute for
age, This mellow liqueur
wi Is blended from

inest old Scottish
malts,

airs be-

cause our friends found it so td
hard to get in touch with us. i
Previous to

service in 1907,

entering the customs
Mr. Campbell was

Westcott and Miss
|Fredrickson. The r
from the former chairmz
Wilson, now of Prince Geor
and a
Cc. K
regional librarian, ga
ing report of library

“It's different now, thank good-
We haye a telephone !

recelyed
Mr. F.
showed
balance {1
Morrison,

ness ! i. So ae ea eS

HENDERSON FUNERAL HOME

equipped with niccly-appointed chapel, family room and
spacious show-room with selection of beautiful caskets
suited to all classes.

B.G. Telephone Gompany
° Hazardous Trip to Preach Gospel THE bin coun

Arghhishop de Pencler conducted
8 Matthew
On the pre-

Grace held a |

an Indian village at Kingcon

os Inlet He went as far as

Mra Holmes of Lulu Island is|car, waded a river, 8 ;

spending a few days with her mother, | and finally reached his destination by

Mre Fooks, canoe, 4

Ambulance Service.
Two Modern Coaches.

Morgue and Complete

Sh auxiliary facilities.

ay

'
ab Chapel anéd Home—YALB RD., JUST WEST OF ABBOTSE'D.
Mr, Harvey Henderson, Mgr. 24-Hour Service

Telephone ‘Abbotsford 134

+ t

This advyerti is not p or displayed by the Liquor
Control Board or by the Government of] Baltl Cotumbia, :

ties

pos:

biished i