ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

Bargains

Men's Standard red back overall

stitched in a good comfortable

Men's Dress Sox, fancy patterns,

Men’s Broadcloth Shirts, old lines,

Boys’ Woollen Jerseys, with pole co

Boys’ Bloomer Pants best tweed,

Ladies’ Dollar Queen hosiery, splendid wearers, special at .

For All
ne ony Qs

5° 95°
“ 89°

pants, good we!

reg. 8 prs. $1.00;
wonderful bargain at .
at

ollar, clearing

reg. $1.95, now

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ReG CREEL LON & SON

ABBOTSFORD “Everything a Man Wears”

CHILLIWACK

Moth

dies

know
order
reput
Deali

For Years
And Years~

orders for meat and having the kid-

A. M. KING

Essondene Ave. East

ers have been phoning in their

call for it after school. They
that they will get just what they
from King’s—over twenty years
ation for Quality and Square -
ing.

Phone 48

Consid

at such prices !

er the Quality

ABBOTSFORD

Miss Isobel Brokoyski, formerly of
Abbotsford, now a resident of Van-
couver was a guest this week of Mrs
D. Ware.

Mrs. Hutchison, a former well
known resident of eka ta but
now living in Los Angel is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs, €

She fs accompanied by her son and
family of Los Angeles,

Mr. Don, MeKenzle has purchased
a piece of property on the new high-
Way near Delair, where he Intends to
build a house.

®, Pooks is building an addition
residence,

. Feedham of New Westminster
yisited Abbotsford friends on Satur-
day en route for Lillooet, where he
will hunt grizzly.

Mrs. J. Gilmore and children of
Vancouver visited Abbotsford friends
this week. Mr, Gilmore is engineer
at the Joseph Chew shingle mill in
Vancouver.

Mrs. Wadell of Burnaby spent the
week-end at the home of Mrs, A, Ait-
kKinson here.

a J. Jackson and Mr. Angus
Campbell of Vancouver were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mrs. H. Fraser

Miss Margaret Wattie, Miss Mar-
garet Stenerson and Miss Dorothy
Johnson of Vancouver motored to
Kamloops over the week-end. |

VANCOUVER NOW SHIPPING
CENTRE FOR WOOL CROP

All British Columbia woo! in fa-
ture sold through the Canadian Co-
Operative Association will be graded
and stored in Vancouver, according
to advice received by A. C. Stewart, a
director of the B.C. Sheep Breeders’
Association. Formerly the wool was
shipped by growers to Kamloops and
then relayed to Weston, Ont. In fu-
ture it will be marketed from the
eee

Last season a carload of wool w
shipped direct from Abbotsford "to
the East. A trial shipment of one
carload is now en-route to England.
If satisfactory, more will be marketed
in the old land. An advance pay-
ment of two cents per pound is made.

Sheepmen desiring full informa-
tion in thls matter may phone of call
upon Mr, Stewart.

Goodrich tires are constructed to give
the owner safety In addition to more
mileage. .The tread on the Goodrich
tire is not a fancy pattern—it has
been designed by experts to give the
maximum ‘of traction when needed—
to prevent skid as much as possible
on wet slippery roads—and also

thousands of miles further than any

Something Different !

Try Our

“Popsicles”

other tire on the market.

Guaranteed Goodrich Tires priced as low as $4.20 and up

Abbotsford Motors

Schnare & Jacobson
Telephone 62

Frozen Pop on a
Stick!

MRS. A. E. KELLY

Lee Building Abbotsford

Doris Jrene’s

EXPERT IN
WATER WAYING
FINGER WAVING
MARCELLING
SHAMPOOING
HAIR CUTTING

Beauty Shoppe

DORIS IRENE wMted Prop.
Salon Adjoining Theatre
For Appointment—
TELEPHONE 107.

to take unwarranted risks
your property or safety.

You Cannot afford.

Telephones 43 and 72

is

You Cannot Afford

with
While all
are casting about for means of eco.
nomy, there is no economy in risk-
ing your car, building or family.
In these times of uncertainty .....

«NOT to Insure
I offer Lowest Rates Possible for Safe Coverage

ALEXANDER McCALLUM -

ALL INSURANCE, NOTARY, DEEDS DRAWN, Established 20 yrs

SUMAS LAND AGENT

GOOD GLASSES

—if you need them

GOOD ADVICE _
—if you don’t.

WM. H.
FRANCKS

REPRESENTING

The Columbia

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TRINITY UNITED: CHURCH
Rey. T. 8S. Paton, B.A, Minister

Services on Sunday next—
10 a.m.—Sunday School and "Teen Age

lasse:
11 a.m.—Subject “Moses at Marah”
p.m—Service in St. Paul's Church
Hunungdon,
p.m.—Subjec
Treating Sin Lightly.

,, ‘The Folly of

Optical Co.

610 Hastings St. W., Vancouver
401 Standard Bank Building,

will make profess{onal calls in
ABBOTSFORD
on FOURTH Saturday
ALL DAY
at Mr. J. O. Tucker's Jewelry
Store, opposite "Lee's.

rane

y evening. Rey, Mr. Clark
Moses at the end of the

3 Minto
former G. Berg

A meeting of the F
held in the community hall on Tues-
lay last, Mr. Rive of Vancouver giv-
ing an address on milk-testing.

‘The meeting of the Live Y's and the
public held in Peardonville hall last
Thureday was very’ well attended. Mr.
A. Price was elected chairman, and
called upon Mr. H. Martin to outline
future club plans.

has
farn

moyed into the

M. P. A. was

PEARDONVILLE MASS PIONIC TO
BE HELD AT CULTUS ON JULY 17

A mass pionic for all Peardonville
will be held at Cultus Lake on July 17
and the following committee was ap-
pointed to draw up a sports program-

Lancaster, Miss Y, Hills,
R. Mc

Thi
donated a silver ‘chal
will be held for y
members obtaining the most points
in the sports. The prize committee
is H. Martin, R. Scott, Marriette.
The Live Y committee will act as a
general committee.

Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Parton and
children of Vancouver visited for sev-|
eral days last week at the home of
the former's parents here. |

Mrs, J. McPhee and Miss Annie Mc-|

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
REY. C. W. BARTRAM, Pastor

.m,—N
7.30 pane —hyening Worship

Midweek prayer and praise service

Wednesday at 8 p.m.

A cordial welcome to all.

Miss Elsie Stady has returned to

the Vancouver General Hospital after
several weeks at her home hi

ere.

Courage plus
Builds

Great
Centres

Successful business and progres:
farmers
Futireae Wave
In no country nor distri
ability of building materi
larly lumber, mere
here is one of the first producing points
of good lumber in this province.
local mill is an integral part of the pro-
press of this district,

Bulld
Payrolls

Now’
Vacuum

Packed

acifie Milk announces an-
other long step forward. It is
now VACUUM PACKED, the
greatest improvement since Pac-
ific discovered some years ago
how to retain all the pure cream
richness,

You’ 7 ‘ike the finer, more del-
icate flavor, due to the vacuum,
which makes this good milk ey-
en better.

PACIFIC MILK’

Factory at Abbotsford, B.C.

Co-operation

e
turn optimistic eyes to the
improving, bettering.
t are avail-
Is, particu~
favorable. Right

The

| Yard Full of Best Assorted Lumber
Grades in the Valley.
| All Price or Quality Competition

We Meet |

EDGAR TRETHEWEY, President.

Phee are holidaying in Burlington,|
Wash. |

DO NOT PLACE YOUR ORDER for any Lumber or other material
until we have beén given an opportunity to quote you—
——there’s a reason.

ABBOTSFORD LUMBER COMPANY, LIMITED

i

J. K, DES BRISAY, Treasurer,

WILLIAM GODERBY PHILCOX

an Sines of two Weoks

Wil-
ord, pas

He had
r tish Columbia for the
past twenty-five years, in Coquitlam,
Mission and for the past 11 years, in
Gifford.
Surviving
Philcox, four
Nelson, Abbots Rost
obson, Matsqul; ’ ry
New Westminster, and Mr Margaret
Sanders in Manitoba; also two sons,
t Fraser Mills, and John at

are his wife, 3 Baty,
daughters, i

rd; ok

Mrs,

rvices were held at Mis-

“inernment at Hazelwood
ith a large number of

nee relatives present. Pall-
were Messrs, W. Menaul, J.
A. ustafson

. Anderson

sion,

with
cemetery
fri:

aco!
§ Hurd, T.
of Mission ate cla! ey

Annual pienic of the Fraser Valley
Milk Producers’ Association is to be
held at Cultus Lake on Saturday,
June 18.

He Likes
What He Likes!

Editor, A. S. M. News:

I like the depression.
prosperity for me.

I have had more fun since the de-
pression started than £ ever had in
my life; I had forgotten how to live
what it meant tohave real friends,
what it was like to eat common every
day food. Fact is, 1 was getting just
a little high hat.

Three years ago, only one man of
our outfit could be out of town at a
time and he had to leave at the last
minute and get back as soon as pos-|
sible. Many times I haye driven 50
miles to a banquet, sat through three
hours of bunk in order to make a 5-)
minute speech, then drive the 50
miles back so as to get ready for werk|
the next morning.

Nowadays the whole outfit could
leave the shop now and it wouldn't
make any difference.

I like the depression. I have time
to visit my friends, to make new ones.
Two years ago when 1 went to a nel-
ghboring town, I always stayed at the
hotel, Now I go home with my frie-
nds, stay all night and enjoy home-
cooking.

It's great to drop into a store and
feel that you can spend an hour or
two or three or half a day fant visiting
and not feel that you are wasting val-
uable time. I like the depression.

I am getting acquainted with my
neighbors. In the last six months 1
have become acquainted with folk
who have been living next door to me
for three years. I am following the
Biblical’ admonition,"Love your nei-
ghbors." One of my neighbors has
one of the best looking wives 1 havé
ever seen. She is a dandy. I am
getting acquainted.with my neighbors
and learning to love them.

Three years ago, 1 was always dress
ed up But now, I hayen’t bought a
suit in two years, I am mighty proud
of my Sunday-go -to church clothes.

When I-dress up, I dress up, and I
don't mean maybe. I like the de-

No more

years ago a was so busy that

my wite and I n't see much of
each other. a ‘went home to
a0 a week I scat

6 2
never had time to a6 anywhere vith
her. If I did go on a party, I could
never locate her, since there was al-
ways a “blonde” or a “red head” a-
yailable I didn't much worry about it.

My wife belonged to all the organ-
izations in town. She even joined
the young mother club. We don't
have any children, but she was study-
ing—and between playing bridge and
going to clubs, she was never at home,

We got stuck up and hifalutin. We
even took down the old family bed
and bought a set of twin beds—on the
installment plan.

When I would come home at night
if my wife was at home, she would
already be in her bed and I would
crawl in mine. If she came in {first
it was yice ver
* We like the d ession . We have
come down off our pedestral and are
really living at my house now. ‘the
twin beds are stored in the garage ahd
the old family affair is being useu.
We are enjoying life.: Instead of
taking a hot water bottle to bed these
cold nights, she sticks her heels into
my back just like she did before Billy
Atkinson was elected.

I haven't been on a party in 18
months. I haye lost my book of tele-
phone numbers. My wife has dropped
all the clubs. I believe we afe falling
in love all over again. I am pretty
well satisfied with my wife. Thinic
{ will keep her until she ts forty, and
then if I feel like I do now, I may
trade her for two twenties,

1 am feeling better since the de-
pression. I take more exercise. I
walk to the job, and lot of the
folks who used to drive are walking
with me, I like the depression.

My digestion is better. I haven't
been to a doctor in a year. I can eat
anything I want to.

I am getting Yeal honest-to-good-
ness food. Three years ago, we haa
filet mignon once a week, now we
haye round steak and flour gravy.
Thep, we had roast breast of turkey
hen, now we are glad to>get sow-
bosom, with the buttons on it.

1 like the depression, My salary
has been cut to where I can’t afford
to buy fancy foodstuffs, and we can't
afford to hayé sandwiches and frozen
desserts and all that nfoolishness
which has killed more good men than
the World war.

I like the depression.” Three years
ago I never had ttme to go to church,
{ played golf all day Sunday, or went
fishing, and besides, I was so darn
smart that there wasn't a preacher
in Abbotsford who could tell me any-
thing,

Now I am going to church regular-
ly, never miss a Sunday,

And if this depression keeps on 1
will be going to ek-day prayer
meetings before long.

I Jike the dep, ion,

Abbotsford TIRED OF BUSINESS

General
Blacksmithing

Wheelwright
& General

Wagon Worix

Horse Shoeing
& Specialty

JOHN SORBY

The old McMenemy Shop,

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AVATARS

Save-Cent Prices

at Lee’s Cash Grocery)
TS

THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, JUNE 9-10-11 —

Pastry Flour 5-lb. sk. 17¢
Prunes large 2 lbs. 13cL

Corn Flakes - 3 for 25¢  * *
Soap Klondyke - large bar
Picnic Hams
Bacon side
Lifebuoy Soap
Sweet Corn
Tomatoes solid pack large 2 tins
Rinso large packet
Toilet Tissue large roll

2 Classic Cleanser

1 pkg. Arrow Soap Chips

1 Cake Toilet Soap

1 large Beach Ball

FoR

‘a
Bakery Bargain

CHOCOLATE LAYER ¢ '
Malted Milk

COCOANUT MACE
| dozen

LEMON BUNS, dozen
CHERRY CUP CAKES,

Lee’s Kut-Kost Kash

Telephone 54

Abbotsford, B.C,

—_

Stop ! Shop ; and Saye at Safew

PRICES Seaman THURS. FRI. & SAT., JUNE 9, 10

BREAD white or brown
SUGAR B.C. granulated 10 Ibs.
BACON Siete

DATES fresh pack

SALT Purity
CHEESE

Select Fraser Valley

Lb. I5c

BUTTER Fra aser Valley Richmond

SOUP Royal, City
PORK & BBANS
SALMON

3 boxes

Assorted ,

Royal City

Choice Pink
Banquet

OATS Pair B& X Lara e Pasay
RICE KRISPIES Kelloge’s Packagi
CATSUP Aylmer Bottle e
MAYONNAISE choice of 3 kinds Jar
TEA special blend Lb. 29c; 3 Ibs.
COFFEE “tc Zomnt* Lb. 290; dot
CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS Christie! s Lb.
FANCY TEA BISCUITS 1-Ib. package
JAM Roya al oy 4-lb. p

SOAP FL, AKES wie
BLEACH OR AMMONIA

Fresh Vegetables and Fruit é

ORANGES family size

LEMONS juicy large Dozer
GRAPEFRUIT sweet med. size 3 for
BANANAS golden ripe

LETTUCE large heads

SPINACH fresh and clean
CABBAGE local ‘é

———— Meat Market Specials

Tender OvenRsts, 16c | Rib — Beef

holce Steer Beef LB. __ Thick and Meaty

Pk. ShoulderRoasts 1 He |

Lean

-

and 1 ender

Streaky Side Bacon 1 5c

By the Piece

be en epee Stores ited
SP SG

ee £