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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

Tip Top Representative
Mr. Wm. L. Lowden

will be in attendance at this store on
Monday, April 3rd

He will carry with him the finest
line of Spring and Summer fabrics
that Tip Top Tailors have ever
sembled. ‘He will also personally
measure anyone who orders Tip Top
Clothes while he his here perts ar
son...and in the clothing line in
the market is flooded with inferior
make worth-while suggestions. Yes, it
fore he leaves.

Tip Top is offering today a
measure clothes than ever before in

tisfaction are guaranteed...

the largest made-to-measure house in the’ British Empire. Accept
our invitation to meet, this ambassador of style.
REMEMBER THE DATE AND THE PLACE

R. G. Skelton & Son

“Everything a Man Wears”

In fact it will pay you to do it .....

New Price

$22.50

higher

their hi
garment is hand cut from a range of fine B
and

y i every line, Wat-
se days, when
This gentlemen can
will be well to see him be-

standard of made-to-
tory
Sritish woollens, .

behind that guarantee is

PEARDONVILLE

A yery

good

ent at the de between the
aa Poplar community,
soc clatt n, held

on ‘Friday last.

points were brought out b

rators on the topic which w: Ke:
ved that Canada and the U.S.A.
should become one country, indepen-
dent of the British Empire. Loyalty
prevailed however, and the negative
won, Speakers were W. Marriette, V.

“Resolved that city girls
ter wives than country girl
the subject of a debate between the
Y's and Abbotsford Mens’ Club,
held in Abbotsford on April
The Mens’ Club are supporting
1s

pl was
held at ‘the home of Mr. oO.
H. Heywood last wee n the oc-
casion of their son Jone: 18th
birthday. A pleasant evening was

passed In games, after which dainty
refreshments were served.

Wednesda crib’ match between
the Live Y’s and the Community Hall
Association resulted in a draw, each

winning 9 gam
An enjoyable social was held by
the local branch of the Socialist
Party of Canada last Thursday, the
evening being spent in cards and
ressing

operation In
for ulcers of

A. Hospitals

Mr. Martin Ross is moving his mill
in the near future from the McLean
place to the Fraser, river, where, he

Melande: Martin for the Y's
and T. Green and J. Reid
for the Comm inity Association, The
judges were rs Topper, Ware
and Glinicur. Bryenton of the
A sford Men's Club pied the
chair. {

W. H. ROBERTSON

Proyincial horticulturist, who will

give a 15-minute at talk, , ‘Tree
Fruits in the Valle} ove:
CNRV, Monday evening! ee 3, at
8.50 o'clock, sponsored by the agri-
cultural division of the ish Co-
lumbia_ Electric Railway ear pany.

Mr. Robertson's talk will be of parti-
cular interest to farmers because of
the endeavor to make home orchards
paying enterprises on lower
Columbia farms.

Mr. Robertson will

and is expected to give the farmers |
some
dustry
merly at 12
sold 11 quarts for $1.
9 quarts for $1 instead of 10 for $1.

Mr.
wer Mainland Co-Operative Milk Pro-~
ducers’
to the daily
not come together,
that has been brewing in c
_ districts
and we should have
strikes, milk dumped into the Fraser
River, and a state
milar to that which existed recently
in Oregon, Wisconsin, Quebec and in
many other parts of the U.S.A, and
in Canada.

and save the dairy In-
ruin. Milk selling for-
quarts for $1 is being
Jersey milk is

benefit,
from

H. Jackson, president of the Lo-

Association, in a statement
press stated: “Had we
the serlous trouble

would have Db:
seen

of sabotage, si-

BRANCH OFFICE AT ABBOTSFORD

Vancouver Offices

YARWOOD & DURRANT

BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
NOTARIES PUBLIC

Open Every Friday

i
coms 3 & 4, 423 Hamilton Street

Morning Worship
2Cait

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Worship

Holy
Sunday School ...

Evening 8

seers School 2 p.m
Preaching iT. 3 pm
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH

Sunday, April
munion 8 a.m

t{E

PAUL'S, H iNGpon || A

RUC ero 8 Dan.

y Comm Baik sian pio 8 @-10,

y Se Byte rsa 0 aa

Sveni: Serv: aiegeiee 7.30 p.m.|

aa Feenv. le M) R, Vicar
ENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE

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Eunos t a.m. , Sunday School

Bagman: . Worship

aie! oy angelistic |

Wednesday,
Friday,

PE

8 pid m. and Bible}
Study

7.380 p.m. Young People's
ervic

P. M. ZALESKY |

_ Now is the time to bring in the

Blacksmith

A WORD TO THE FARMERS | |

old plow and have the share

laid.

I CAN RE Im ANY FARM
No Job Too Smull

MACHINERY |
Yours for service
|

M, ZALESKY

DIsTRIDUTION WITHOUT WAS

Week End Shopping Values

BUTTER, Safeway Finest

SHORTENING, Jewel
BACON, Sliced ......
MAYONNAISE, Kraft ..
HONEY, Local .

pohlonoboar oo CLT CES
.. 3-lb. pail 39c
picae pKts0 loc
.. 16-0z, jar 39c
: Pint Sealer 29c

COFFEE, Highway fresh ground
TEA, Family Blend ....

Lb. 29c
Lb. 29c

MOLASSES, Aunt Dinah

CORN STARCH, Canada .

PUFFED WHEAT

PANCAKE FLOUR, Aunt Jemima .......... 15¢

CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS,
GINGER SNAPS

RAISINS, Muscatels ....

PINEAPPLE, Sliced ...
PLUMS, Nabob .....,.
BEANS, White ......
OPLITZEEAS. cnseein

Layge tin 23c
bars oe backet: 9c
.... 2 packets 25c

fresh

orennreed As
BAe eae aac
Gcononsecs My
. 2 tins

. 2 tins
Po welts
4 Ibs,

25c
25c
19c
15c
23c
15c¢
19c

guaranteed

Highway Flour 24-lb. Sack

60c
49-lb. Sack $1.10

LAUNDRY SOAP, Cla
CASTILE SOAP, Ki
BLUE, Reckitt’s

POTATOES a .. 100-Ib, sack 55c

ONIONS .. 10 Ibs, 19c

CARROTS, TURNIPS, BEES IN tis sc 10 Ibs. 15¢

LETTUCE CELERY RADISH GREEN ONIONS
NEW CARROTS

Complete Stock» of

POT ROASTS BEEL

O40

BOILING B! . Lb, 8°
CORNED BEEF Boned Lb 12°

1-lb. PORK USA GE
%-lb, SLICED BACON

25°

3 lbs, Swifts Pure Lard fe
50a

Seeds Now _on Hand

Lb, 14°
PORK SHOULDERS Lb, 11°
PORK SPARE RIBS Lb.

eto

FRESH LING COD
By the Piece ........

with every meat order of

ANTITIES

Britisit,
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NABOB WEEK |

| Every article in the store under Nabob
label reduced in price for this weekend

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Powder N
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15c

25¢ Per 39° Lb.
NABOB TEA 39°

NABOB EXTRACTS ....... . .2-0z. bottles 19c
NABOB RAISINS ... ... 15-0z. pkg. 15¢
NABOB MARMALADE, Orange, Special. lg. jar 25c
NABOB PUMPKIN ............. Lg. tin 2 for 25c

120z 19¢

Baki
Nabob powder 3! 513

NABOB BANTAM CORN ............ 2 tins 29¢
NABOB TOMATOES, 2%’s ........... 2 for 25¢
NABOB CUT GREEN BEANS, 2’s .. Tin 15¢
NABOB SPINACH, 2’s ee Lime
NABOB TOMATO SOUP, 1’s .......... 2 for 17¢

AND MANY OTHER LINES JUST AS CHEAP
GROCERY

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7 |.plans on cutting hardwood. and last speaker of the second se
Peardonville Community hall {8} ries, which will conclude the farm
Abbotsford House- becoming considerably renovated’ in| jectures for this seacon. B.C. Blecteie
= = appearance, mostly as the result of} officials announce that they have
voluntary labor, A large crew of men ‘a *
_— = 4 Wives Demand the have been busy the past week hain See a aay le, Care Ge
° gravel for concreting the basement, NA
plo Best Quality Meats wFn as xealdont haat orrereds ta; donate | nae oscous meas oon maEGuanaana
Oj = ; Sieh 5 paint for the hall, as soon as the base-
a ‘ousewives of this district have al- ment is walled When these im-
j ways demanded the best cuts of meat provements are completed, Peardon-| ,,D%; and Mrs. Mcintyre and Mrs. J-
IV obtainable—and that is one of the ville will boast of one of the finest] fit\t in appotstord, s
- reasons why this market has served community halls in the district.
by this district succesfully for over 25
years King has never sacrificed :
pA Miss A. K. Jackson | Peerless Cleaners
“A Quarter-Century of Service is Your Guarantee of Quality” MISSION and Tailors
2 ) Pi M k Pianoforte and Violin Tuition
King =) 1oneer arket Gakses\in  Abbotetardiavers/MCONDAT, |e Leese yeh ia uan aa teme
Telephone 48 Essendene Ave. E, Sy in tho
Pupils prepared for examinations if
des NELSON STORE, NEWS BLOCK
me ' where they will continue to give
Fi lass work on your
Brighter Days Ahead For CLEANING, PRESSING AND RE-
PAIRING
Valley Farmers ! E, G. BROOKE, Prop.
There are many real signs of
better times for the farmer. A pro- RAADe
bable higher price for sugar beets—
better prices on milk and Buenas
as a result of the recent convention
—in fact things look decidedly better Here Now
Realty is going to take a decided
jump as these facts become apparent
so If you are contemplating buying a
homestead, DO IT NOW
Office next P.O. Phone 43
: SEE OUR EASTER NOVELTIES
SIGHT RISE IN PRICE OF |) Rorn—To Mr. and Mrs, Leonard) EASTER EGGS ........ 2 for 5c
MIL D. 3 cNeil, Eckv! Alberta, on Satur-
oan oe a ant ae| KEE Ly 2S
A rise in th rice of milk went sree was formerly Miss Jean =
Into effect In Vancouver last. week,| Fraser of Huntingdon. (LEB BUILDING ABBOTSFORD

Abbots

Telephone 62

The Big, New

FORD V-8

See It At Our Showrooms

Many types of barns are seen
in this part of the country.
Each has its advantages and
disadvantages. Let us give you
a few suggestions as to the style
aie and cost of the one you
need.

Rural Contractors, Ltd,
J. A. McDONALD, Pres. & Mgr.
McCallum Road South

Motors

W. Schnare, prop.

THE CLAYBURN COMPANY, LIMITED

Manufacturers of
Standard Firebrick, Special Shapes, Fireclay Bloc!
Gas Retorts, Smelter Specials, Rotary Kiln Brick Cupola Linings
Fire Clay, Claburfrax, Claburcem, Facing & Mantel Brick of all
colors, (dry pressed, wire cut, “rug”) Vitrified Brick, Sewer Pipe
-Chimney Pots, Acid-Resisting Wares,

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NELS OLUND

GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTOR:

Estimates and Specifications
Prepared

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Coke Ovens

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Phone 87¥
P.O, address: Mt. Lehman, B.O,

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Etc. OOS

Factory at Kilgard, B.C.

Phone 24

J. W. Ball, Res. Mgr,

Affiliate of Hamilton Under-
taking Co., 6215 lraser Avenue

Vancouver,

MATSQUI
was given

A pleasant
k March 24,

Ridgedale Hall on Fri

by Mr. and Mrs. A. Rottluff, as-
sisted by Mr. and Mrs. 2. Hodgins.
The evening was spent in dancing
and cards. After the supper waltz

the party was led to the dining room
laid for elghty-

where covers were
six guests. lag

“Mr J. Schofield has resumed his
duties at the Canadian Bank of

Commerce after a_three-we
tion motoring in Southern ‘Gallfornia.

Mrs, W. A. Paterson has as her
guests Mrs. J, e and son Forbes
of Prince Rupert. x

Doris Hodgins and Doris
were joint hostesses at a
party at the home of the

of Miss Violet An-

; in honor

» occasion of her birth=
delightfully
nments were

day

spent In Macias °

served. The invited guests were Cla-
rling Anderson, Beulah and

y Mildred — Mills,

Ander

And

evita
Edwin Gibbard,
and Jack Bell

Aksel E
Keith and
xwell Anderson.
Milley spent

y 1
Rott-

Bob

the week-

ery ssful meeting to re-
orm ise the Matsqul Branch of the
M A, Hospital Auxiliary was held

ia Lutheran Chureh Parlors on
Thursday afternoon, approximately)
fifty ladies being present

Mrs. A, Beaton occupled the
chair. Officers were elected as fol-
lows: 1st vice-president Mrs, Whit-
son, 2nd Vibe DEBMnanY Mrs. ©. So-

Ww.

Adams;

~ | SRR AIO A

fourth Thursday of the month, the

next meeting being held at the home

of Mrs. A. Beaton. Company
During the refreshments, Mesdames a

W. Baynes, Whitson and’ W. Pater- Mi HAMILTON,

son rendered vocal solos. Funeral Director
Mrs. J. M. McDiarmid and Miss & Embalmer

Archibald represented the Abbots- CANADIAN SERVICE

ford Auxillary,

qui friends last week,

The meetings are to be held on the

Abbotsford Undertaking

Back T
Mr, Ogden Kemprud visited Mats- ied by’ A6 vear’a exparlariog

Weatherty: eavuines
Abbotsford, B.C.

MR. HILL, Representative
Telephones; 169R and 131

G. H. LOACH

» E, HUMPHREY

B. C. LAND SURVEYOR
& CIVIL ENGINEER
Room 6, Hart Block, Chilliwack;
P.O. Box 422, Chilliwack.

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL

INSURANCE

Automoblie
Phone Alderg. 289

The Pioneer
Plumber

of the

Abbotsford district

A Job that is always Satistac-
tory—and a Price that Is al-
ways the lowest and FAIR,

General
Blacksmithing

Wheelwright
& General
Wagon Work

Life — Fire
BRADNER, B.C,

Horse Shoeing
a Specialty

JOHN SORBY

The old McMenemy Shop,
Abbotsford, B.C,

WM.ROBERTS

H. C.. Minckler of}
con visiting: with their)| Phone 31M  ABBOTSFO:
siting wi OS