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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1941

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Chocolate

Vanilla,

14-LB.
RED &

SPICES
Mixed Pee

SIFTER

RED & WHITE BRAND

AKER’S UNSWEETENED
Molasses xo. 1
RED & WHITE BRAND

DICED
£0Z. CELLO PKT.

M. C. Walker & Co.

THE RED & WHITE STORE
Atangard Block FREE DELIVERY SERVICE

i{nnual

22¢
19e
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10

Lemon, 2-0z. bottle

PKT.
WHITE BRAND

TOP TIN —

Phone 130

School Supplies...

EXERCISE BOOKS — PENCILS — PENS — RULERS —
ERASERS — PAINTS — MATHEMATICAL SETS — LOOSE
LEAF BINDERS, all sizes — LOOSE LEAF SHEETS, all sizes,
plain and Ruled — INKS, all colours — MUCILEGE — PASTE
PENCIL BOXES — DRAWING PADS and PORTFOLIOS —
FOUNTAIN PENS — SET SQUARES — REINFORCEMENTS.
E We advise you to purchase early as there is every indication
‘ of a rise in prices and shortage in some lites.

Text Books

AT GOVERNMENT PRICES.
SHOP EARLY AND AVOID

DISAPPOINTMENT.

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy

SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS

:
ERIO T. WEIR, Phm. B. [

Something New!

&oz tin of

HEINZ SPAGHETTI,
BAKED BEANS and
MACARONI

Served hot with

TOAST and COFFEE

25°

The Teddy Bear

Phone 183 A

Fall Style
Presentation

OCTOBER 1, 2, 3 AND 4

LADIES DRESSES
COATS
HATS

Kiting Needle Ltd.

Phone 225 &

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Now is the time
sockets! Be sure

to fill those empty
to choose the right

size lamp for each fixture and achieve

eye safety! Stock
fill those empty
better

light means better

up on lamp globes—
sockets now, for
sight.

M-S-A PARAGRAPHS

Gathered by our District Correspondents

Bradner

St. Margaret's Anglican church
will hold their Harvest Thanks-
giving Service on Sunday, Oct. 12
at 11 am. and the ladies of the
church will welcome gifts of fruits
and vegetables.

St. Margaret’s Guild will hold
their next meeting at the home
of Mrs, G. H. Loach, Tuesday, Oct.
7 at 2pm

Mrs. L. C. Gardner is visiting
in Seattle, the guest of Mrs. Beat-
on.

Mrs. H. Weismiller, who has
been staying in Ashcroft for some
time, has returned home.

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Sumas District

Mr. and Mrs. Sid Reid and fam-
ily have returned to Vancouver
after spending a few days holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. McPhail.

Mrs. A. Anke of Cloverdale
spent Thursday at Upper Sumas
and aitended the S.P. social club
meeting at the home of Mrs. W.
Buchanan .n the afternoon.

Miss Mary Cravan is having a
month’s holiday with relatives at
Fernie.

Mr. Mat Anderson has returned
from a hunting trip to the Cariboo.

Visitors with Mr, and Mrs, W.
Porter Sr., recently were Mr. and
Mrs. Barker of Carnation, Wn.

Mrs. W. G. Fadden had as her
guests during the week, her sister,
Mrs. Wilcox and son of Green
Timbers.

Sunday dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs. R. Harris were Mrs. L.
Geldhart, Mr. and Mrs. R. War-
dell of New Westminster, Mr. D.
Reid of Vancouver and Miss W.
Harris of Bellingham.
Harvest-Home Services will be
held in the Upper Sumas Mission
at 11 o'clock, Sunday, Oct. 5 and
in the Barrowton Mission at 3
o'clock. Gifts of vegetables, fruit,
ete may be brought to the Mis-
sions on Saturday. |

Miss Norma Baynes of Mission
spent Sunday at home.

Mrs. G. Brown of Seattle, Mrs.
Kelly and Miss L. Kelly of Acme,

Wn., visited Mr. and Mrs. L. V.
Kenney on Sunday.
Miss Shirley Stewart is spend-

ing a short holiday at Harrison
Hot Springs.

Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, M.
Nelles during the week were Mr.
and Mrs. Emery, who are leaving
shortly for their home in San
Diego, Cal.

Miss Vicky Evans of Barrowton
is leaving the district to take up
work in Vancouver.

Miss Thelma Nelles of Vancou-
ver visited with her parents at
the weekend.

Vernon Quadling of Barrowton,
employed on the S.S. Cardena visi-
ted his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Quadling, during the week.

The Ladies Circle of the Upper
Sumas Mission met at the home
of Mrs. F. Aish on Tuesday, Sept.
23, with eleven members present.
Mes. Porter Jr. was appointed on
the work committee to succeed
Mrs. L. V. Kenney, who is leaving
the district. A Missionary article
on Evangelistic work in SMantung,
China, was read by Mrs. R. Har-
ris. Mrs. Fred Corbett gave @ help-
ful devotional on the subject of
“Eternal Life”. Refreshments were
served at the close.

Aberdeen

The following articles were de-
livered to the Red Cross head-
quarters at Abbotsford. 2 women’s
dresses, 6 boys shorts, 2 boys py-
jamas, 9 babies gowns, 3 boys
shirts, 3 laundry bags, 4 dozen
hankies, 1 sheet, 1 dozen squares,
2 childrens dresses, 2 women’s
gowns, 1 child’s sweater, 1 army
Sweater, 3 pair mitts, 1 pair wom-
en’s knee stockings, 1 pair men’s
sox, 1 box buttons, and a quantity
of clean rags,

A whist drive inaidof the Red
Cross was held in the Hall Friday
evening with seven tables in play.
Mrs. Harry Fowles won the ladies
first and Mr. Nairn, the gentle-
mans, both being War Savings
Stamps. The consolations were
won by Mrs. B, Gladwin and Mr.
W. Gledhill. Refreshments were

ved by members of the auxil-

and Mrs. S. Turner, Chilli-
wack, spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Middle-

ton, parents of Mrs. Turner.

Sapper H. Macey was home on
leave prior to leaving for Vernon.

W. T. Prasloski has been called
as a gunner
served in the last war in the
131st Battalion, Westminster Regi-
ment.

RUBBER STAMPS
time. cost very

save

your

quickly secured from

in the RCAF. He||

Huntingdon

Mrs. Fleming of Victoria visited

with her mother, Mrs. Fraser
York at the weekend.
Tom Brown left Monday for

Seattle to join the U. S. Navy.

Miss Frances Burton, nurse-in-
training at St. Luke's Hospital,
Bellingham, was home for a few
days.

Sunday guests with Mrs. Fra-
ser York were Mr. and Mrs. May-
hue of Vancouver and Mr. and
Mrs. Arnould of Chilliwack.

Mr. and Mrs. Aubry Blanchard
and family, formerly of Mission,
have moved into the B.C, Electric
house. Mr. Blanchard is assistant
C.P.R. agent.

Miss Gordon of Vancouver’ visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Richie
Crouter for a few days.

Matsui

Mrs. Thomas Reay (nee Alice
Paterson) left Wednesday for Va}-
couver, where she will reside for
the next six weeks, while her hus-
band is taking preliminary train-
ing for the engineers branch of
the Navy.

Mr. Victor Hanson is now as-
sistant chemist with the Sydney
Pulp & Paper Co. at Victoria.

Mrs. Wilfred Young of Victoria
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. McCulloch.

Miss Audrey Kerr entertained at
the tea hour Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. Alfred Weismer leaves this
week to join the navy.

Mr. and Mrs.-H. Vosburgh spent
Monday in Sardis, the guests of
Mr .and Mrs. M. Culp.

Mr. Wallace Ostrum has been
home from Vernon on leave. He
left last week for the East.

Mrs. W. M.. Cliff of Vancouver
and son Murray left Friday for
home, after a three week's visit
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
J. L. Inglis.

Miss Margaret Paterson received
her prize money this week, from
the Abbotsford Fair, for 1st and
5th in potatoes, 6th in beets and

“|7th in corn.

Mrs. Len Smith returned Friday
from Kamloops after a week’s visit
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and» Mrs. Jack Mahoney:

Mrs. Amos Gibbard entertained
Friday afternoon at a “Galloping
Tea”, in her home, for the Senior
Women's Auxiliary to the St. An-
drews United Church in Mission.
There was a good attendance and
the hostess was assisted in serv-
ing by Mrs. J. L. Inglis.

Miss Geneva Hubby has secured
employment in Mission.

Mr. Stanley Sorenson left Mon-
day on a hunting trip to the Cari-
boo.

The following work was com-
pleted by the Matsqui Red Cross
for the month of September, 16

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XPHONE 54

Prices Eff

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ANDREWS GROCERY

*QWE DELIVER}:

Tooth Paste Pepsod. 29¢
Shaving Cream .... 35c

Lifebuoy
Gillette Blades, 5 for 25c
Pot Scrubs,.... each 5c

Friday, y, October 2, 8, and 4
{ PKT. IVORY. SNOW, | DISH CLOTH ..... Be)
Enos Fruit Salts .. 98c| Gelatine, MB .. pkt. 17c¢

Custard Powder MB 29c
Butterscotch Puds, 3-25c

Jello Ice Cream Powders

SHINGLA FLOOR WAX ...

SODA BISCUITS, Red Arrow, wood box
TOMATO SOUP, Campbell’s .

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Baise oh 2 tS: hee

Ret Nais ie ib. tin 22¢

Baking Powder, MB. 17c
Dill Pickles, 27-0z... 27¢

Fry’s Choc. Syrup.. 25c
For Cooking or Drinking.

Cherries, -Y-lb. 25c
Pineapple rings, each 5c

Currants,.... 2 Ibs. 25c
Recleaned

Raisins, Aust., 2 Ibs. 25c
Coconut, medium Ib. Z21c
Peel ........14=Ib. 17c

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Molasses, ..... tin 15c
Extracts, MB .2-0z. 25c

Swansdown Flour . .33c
Spices tin 10c

Kreme Whip, 16-0z. 29c | Cashmere Bouquet Hand
Tea Bags,. 20 pkts. 25c¢ | Soap, 3 bars ...... 18c
Pilchards, MB, 2tins 23c | 1 smal bar Free! é
Spaghetti, MB,.. tin 10c | Parawax, .... pkt. l6c
JELLY POWDERS, Malkin’s Best ....... 4 pkts. 25¢
MARMALADE, Malkin’s Best ..... . 4-lb, tin 45¢
HONEY, comb, packed in sealers ............. 15¢
BAKING SUPPLIES 48-02. 25c

Apple Juice,.
Sun Rype

Tomato Catsup .... 17c¢
Sweet Bitenits ie, 1b. 25¢

Cello Wra|
Ritz Biscotd, snepkte dc
Ginger Snaps...pkt. 15c

Peas, Garden
Beans, Better Buy
2 tins 19¢c

Apples, local 10 Ibs. 25¢
Onions, Spanish 4 Ib. 25c

Celery .......: Bunch 10c
Turnips, local... .Lb, 4c
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NOTICE ;
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pairs socks, 1 army 6
pairs mitts, 8 face cloths, 3 Yoys
shirts, 2 dozen diapers, 1 dozen
handkerchiefs and 5 baby gowns.

On Tuesday night, September
23, there was a Surprise house-
warming for Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Myhre, (nee Gundhild Lingl) who
have recently moved into the
Philip Frederickson house. About
twenty friends attended and spent
the evening in games and dancing.
Miss Stella Smith and Miss Thelma
Poignant were in charge of re-
freshments.

CARD INDEXES. Box, index and
100 cards for filing recipes, mem-
ford. 99

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