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ABBOTSFORD

Mrs. D, Emery left on Thursday to
visit her mother in Ontario, who will
return west with her at the end of the
month,

Miss Evelyn Watson is moving her
beauty establishment to new premises
being prepared for her adjoining the
picture theatre.

Mrs. McMenemy, Miss Evelyn and
Mr. Eyres were in Abbotsford over the
week-end.

Mr. Ray Weir left Toronto June 1 by
auto for Abbotsford.

A jolly chivairee party visited Mr,

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Pioneer Prices Offer You Real Savings:
Men’s Shoes, special - $2.49 & up
Ladies Shoes - $1.79 & up
“Men’s Straw Hats - from 25c
Men’s Summer Combinations 99c

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Watches, Clocks, Cut Glass, Chains,
Brooches, Beauty & Tie Pins, Novelties
Alexandra Block Abbotsford

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week, when refreshments and dancing
provided amusement for all.
Mr. and Mrs, Sherwood and family

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ABBOTSFORD. Phone 16

THE PIONEER STORE

are spending the week on Vancouver
Tsland, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mawson, while Mr, Sherwood attends
Grand Lodge in Nanaimo as a repre-
sentative of the local .10.0.F.

CG. F, Weir has been authorized to

R. DesMazes, Prop.

Abbotsford, Sumas & Matsqui News
Member:

Ganadian Weekly Newspaper Assn.

B.C. and Yukon Press Association.

issue eamp-fire permits in this district
by the Department of Lands.

Arthur Turner, young son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Turner, is in the M, 8, A.
hospital, receiving treatment for intes-

FOR SALE

1926

“The Arbor”

Ice Cream Parlor and
Tea Room

Abbotsford’s Original
Refreshment Parlor— the
Best Appointed in Town

WE INVITE YOU TO TRY OUR

The Quality is the Best —
AND YOU HAVE NEARLY A YARD OF GOOD GINGHAM
PRICE I8 NO HIGHER—

$2.75 for a 49-lb. Sack
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BAKER AND GENERAL MERCHANT a
High Quality with Low Prices. B.C. Phone 54; Far. 1916

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tinal trouble,
Roy McConnell has returned to the
Mill from Seattle.

Mrs. A, G. Douglas of Woodland,
Wash. arrived last week to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. O, Bond. Mrs.
Bond has been very ill, but is improving
slowly.

Frank Minkler of Hope, pitched for
Sumas Buckaroos ball team last week,
in place of Mutch,

Shoes Fitted Properly at. Grant’s

Published Wednesdays. Advertising MODERN CATERING SERVICE

eopy must be in before Tuesday noon.
$1.50 per year in Canada; $2.00 in US,

Display Advertising—45¢ per col. inch;
yearly contract 30c per col. inch.
short-term contracts proportionately.

Want Ads—36c for 12 words one in-
sertion; 20¢ each subsequent insert.
2 cents per word additional.

Municipal, Legal and Government Rates
upon applitation.

GERALD H. ‘HELLER, Publisher
Telephones: Abbotsford 58 and 17F
Sumas (Farmers’ Mutual) 3417

Chevrolet Truck

The F. V. Farmers’ Feed Association,
Mission, having purchased a new Fish-
er 1%4-ton truck and turned in their
Chevrolet 1-ton truck on the deal, we
now offer the Chevrolet truck for sale.
The truck is less than a year old, has
always been well taken care of and is
in good running condition. It is equip-
ped with closed cab platform, with re-
movable sides and covered top and has
additional side racks, The truck may
be seen in Mission working every day.
In order to avoid bringing it to Van-
couver, We will sell this Chevrolet truek
at extra low price. Easy terms may
be arranged if desired. Prompt action
should be taken.

If interested, kindly call, write, or tel-
ephone,

Hayes-Sluman Motor Co., Ltd.

1256 Granville Street, Vancouver

Telephone Sey. 1834
Open Evenings till 9 p.m.

“Just Like Home”!

For a meal—a real full-course meal—
prepared by a woman cook of only the
best and most wholesome foods, nicely
and appetizingly served in a cozy little
dining room—at no more than the re-
gular charge—don’t pass up the

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J. K. FRASER, Prop.

Mrs. Pauline M. F. Insley visited
in Seattle on Friday and Saturday of
last week.

AEG pes dati last weg. on are assured of the fact that while most careful consideration has beta |
ST SO NN aa ls given to the price of this instrument, it has never been permitted to
interfere with the maintenance of the three qualities that are of the
utmost importance to critical purchasers, namely— e

Beauty of Appearance, Durability, and Rich Tone Quality

Saint Saens Pianos

reflect the good taste and
musical discernment of the pur-
chasers.

Beautifully finished in Polished —
and Satin Walnut and Mahogany
with Duet Bench to Match,
Three Models at— :

$375 $395 |
and $425- |}

WITHOUT INTEREST. _

Several excellent used pianos, including Heintzman and Co., Gerhard ai)
Heintzman, Mason & Risch, Mozart, Willis, New Seale Williams, ete, fj
at snap prices. Used pianos at the following prices: pee || |

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Adapt Your Diet to the
Seasonal Changes

Those who value their health and com-
fort will study seasonal changes in the
food of themselves and family, Our
prepared meats and fish are good and
fresh—and REFRIGERATOR-KEPT

A. M. KING

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Urges Berry Growers To Be Cautious

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Editor News:

As a berry grower with considerable
experience in the line, I want to sound
a note of warning to fellow-growers to
thoroughly investigate the standing of
those with whom they enter contracts,
and to obtain a contract that is fair to
both parties. Last year I lost heavily
through having an unusual percentage
of my berries turned down, whereas
the year previous, dealing with an in-
dependent agency, none were turned
down. At the preset time, represen-
tatives of responsible concerns are in
the district, and I would urge berry
growers to well consider all factors be-
fore tieing themselves up for their sea-
son’s crop, or be stampeded until the

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Barristers and Solicitors
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matter is openly diseussed among the
growers at a meeting to be held in Ab-
batsford Brokerage Co, office tonight
(Wednesday).

R.R. 2, Abbotsford J, FRITH

Insley’s Cafe

Pauline M, F. Insley, Prop.

Opp. B. C. E. depot. Next to phone ex.

Branch Office at Abbotsford open every
Friday

Love-Lorn Vancouver Couple Fall
Into Hands Of Police After
Raiding Chinese Peddler’s Stock

The sweet romance of a young Van-
couver couple was rudely terminated by
the police on Saturday morning, when
the pair were arrested for stealing a
quantity of vegetables and fruit from
a Chinese peddler, who had left his
truck parked near a shack in which they
were living at Huntingdon,

Overlooking the formality of a mar-
riage ceremouy the love-smitten young
man and woman, whose ages were 19
and 17 respectively, decided several
weeks ago to find somewhere a dream-
nest, and by aid of sundry ‘‘lifts’’ ar- I

Wholesome, Juicy
Tender Meats

are the only kind we sell. You
can send your children here and
they will be served the best.
When you buy from White you
are supporting the Home Producer

White’s Meat Market

DE. E. Graves
DENTIST

Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

(Office closed Saturdays
and Sundays)

Lady Assistant in Attendance

SUMAS, WASH.

Phone 41

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rived as far as Huntingdon. Here, a
cottage small was rented, and they pro-
ceeded to let the world roll by. Soon
the honeymooners began to realize the
need of a more substantial fare, and
the young man secured a few days oc-
casional employment, but not sufficient
to provide for two sturdy appetites.
And when the police officer arrived,
he was tearfully informed by the girl
that they had eaten no bread or sub-
stantial food for almost a week pre-
vious to raiding the Chinee peddler.
That they anticipated a long seige was
* evident by the quantity of fruit and
vegetables taken, a sack of potatoes,
a limb of bananas, several dozen lemons
and oranges, as well as considerable
greenstuff being included in the haul.
Weighing all circumstances, the cri-
minal charge was not pressed against
them when they appeared before Magis-
trate Bell in Abbotsford police court
on Monday, the pair being turned over
to city authorities, who ill take up
the matter with their parents.

Nels Olund has practically completed
the dwelling for Mr. Naden opposite
the Bridge Pavilion on Vye road, and
is now erecting a number of cabins for
Mr, Naden’s auto camp. A gasoline
filling station will be also be operated}
at this point. Among additional im-|
provements in prospect for the future |
are a swimming pool, and modern rest |
room for men and women, and a store
and refreshment booth. {

Automobile Insurance Is Cheap

This is the season of accidents and fires.
of doors, out on the roads and in the fields,

together somewhere, even as you
doing considerable damage,
the Next Involved.

You can protect thousands of dollars worth of property at a fow
Insurance is too cheap to be without,

Chevrolet & Ford Policies from $15 up

CAN YOU AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT ONE?

dollars outlay,

Through Tickets
Stage leaves Sumas for
at 8.50 a.m., 11.30, 2.30 p.m., 5.45 and
on Sunday 6,30 p.m
ham at 7.30 a.m., 1.00 p.m., 4.00 and
6.00. On Sunday at 8.30 a.m., 1.00 p
m., 5.00 and 10.30.
Direct con’et’n with Huntingdon trains
Sumas to Seattle $4.2
Sumas to Everett $ 8
Sumas to Bellingham $1.25; Return $2

From Bellingham South over the Pa
cific Northwest Traction Co., line.

Sumas Phone X228—X421

ravel to Bellingham,
Everson, Everett and Seattle by

AUTO STAGE

THE PAVEMENT ROUTE
Direct Connections

DR. J. F. WOOD

Cream and Egg

Accurate Tests
Phone at our expense SEYMOUR 5056

VANCOUVER CREAMERY CO.

15-23 Alexander Street

FURNITURE MOVING AND
LONG DISTANCE HAULING

We can move anything. We are
in the business to give you the
best service possible. Connected
with a company second to none.
Give us a call and you will be i
properly treated.

D. Emery, Prop. Phone 97

SHIPMENTS WANTED
Try Our Service
Prompt Returns and
Highest Prices

Vancouver

VETERINARY
SURGEON

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MATSQUI. B.0, Phone Matsqui 2805

; Returr $6.6:
Return $5,2

J. C. HESSELGRAVE, Sumas

Leaves Belling:

5 Phone 4903

ham daily
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J. H. JONES
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
MISSION, B.O.

_ (Special service arrangements
for south side of river.)

Draying Teaming

No Job Too Large To Be Undertaken
None Too Small To Be Appreciated

Garden Plowing and General Draying

Transfer Work

uick Service Reasonable Charges

G. A. McCKAY

Phone 13M McCallum Rd. op, Lospital

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GEORGE S. GERMAIN, D.C., Ph.C.

St. Andrew’s &

Caledonian Society

Abbotsford, B.C,

CHIROPRACTOR
Three-Year Palmer Graduate
Ne 1 ter Service

Meets First
Saturday of
Every Month
in Masonic

Hall, Abbotsford
W. Stewart; Sec.
Scottish Folk Cordially Invited

C. Wallace, Pres.
All

More people are out
Autos are coming
are reading this, and fires are
Your Oar or Your House May be

REAL
ESTATE

Notary Public

A. McCALLU

ALL
INSURANCE

Marriage Licenses

Office Hours: 9.30 a.m, to 2 p.m.
Byenings and Sundays by appointment

Office at HANSEN BLOCK, SUMAS
Residence Phone, Nooksack 1617

WM. ATKINSON
Auctioneer

LIVE STOOK SPECIALIST

Graduate of Jones’ School of -Auction-
eering, Chicago, Ill,

Address: Box 222 CHILLIWACK

H. G. MYHRE

What Is the Cause
Of Disease

There is no direct answer to the
question, for the simple reason
thereis not one cause, but many
causes,

This explains the confused state
of mind that has been brought
about by well-meaning but mis-
guided enthusiasts who claim to
have wjscovered THE cure,

Your doctor will prescribe the
method which you should use to
regain your health, That me-
thod may or may not include the
use of medicine, If it does, you
will find this pharmacy ready to
fill any prescrjption,

ERIC T. WEIR

PRESORIPTION DRUGGIST
Phone 8 Abbotsford

AUCTIONEER

Notary, Conveyancing, Wills Drawn
General Farm Agent

Real Estate Life and Fire Insurance

Matsqui, B.C. Phone 2305

Mrs, N, Hill has purchased the Lien
place, comprising a house, outbuildings,
and 14 acres of land in Matsqui munici-
pality near the Farmer road and the in-
ternational boundary, When some
planned changes are completed, Mr. and
Mrs. Hill will move to their new place,
and their;Abbotsford house will be oc-
ies by Mr, and Mrs, J. Daly of the

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$135 $195 $210 $225 $265 $295 $325

We crate free and ship F.O.B. Vancouver,
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PIANO HOUSE, LTD.
1044 Granville St., Vancouver, B.C. ;

Lewis Leads!

LEWI

C= FAGAN

We Can Supply Your Every Needs for:

Tomato Plants Cabbage Plants
Turnip Seed Swede sz,

Varieties
Dent Seed Corn Asters

and all other Seasonal Farm and Garden Needs 1)
BRACKMAN & KER MILLING COMPANY, LTD

Abbotsford, Phone 52 F. Marshall, local manager

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; Sumas-Matsqui Cow-Testing Association vine
Vows making 50lbs. or over butter-fat for mo

Black Eyes (30) Gr. H., 2161 milk, 100.0 fat pa ee
Mary (69) Gr. H., 2210 milk, 87 fat - 2 ee
Sadie (42) Gr. H., 2071 milk fs &
Rudge 30) Gr. H,, 1741 milk, 72.8 fa
Gladys (52) G. Shorthorn 1815 milk 4
Maggie (156) G.H q
Darkie (180) G
Blackie (77)
Sally (57) J, 153
Ella (93) H. 2101 milk, 69.3 fat
Button (68) G., 1599 milk,
Ruth (79) H., 1881 milk, 6
Punch (10-) H, 1568 milk, 6

No. 25 (110)
Ruby (38) H., 20:
Meg ( A, 1651 milk, 65.6 fat
White te (76) H., 1660 milk,
Peggy (34) H., 1600 milk, 64.8
White (129) H., 1566 milk, 64
Maid (100) P.BJ., 1

Edit (76) H., 17 ilk,

Sadie (30) H. 1700 milk,

No. 16 (67) H., 1651 milk, ¢ f
Red (30) G., 1441 milk, 62 fat - -
Blackie Jr. (72) H., 15: milk, 61.6 fat -
No. 5 (145) J. 1441 milk, 61.3 fat - .
Pmto (245) Dur,, 1440 milk, 59.6 fat
Bess (66) H. 1800 milk,

Trixie (76) H., 1410 mil

Patsy (230) H., 1585 milk,

Beauty (176) H,, 1590 milk, 59,5
Spot (158) A., 1400 milk, 58.3 fat
Beauty (100) H. 1868 milk, 58,

Lily ( 61) H., 1981 milk, 58,
Midnight (63) J., 1443 milk

Nancy (100) J., 1176 milk,

Teapot (94) G. 1600 milk,

Hannah (82) G, 1560 milk, 56,
Patches (75) G, 1 milk, 56.5 fat
Potlatch (78) H. 1785 milk, 56,1 fat
Baldy (53) H., 1857 milk,

Lady (138) H., 1410 milk, 56,4 fat
Rudge No. 6, (97) H,, 1666 milk, 56.4

72.4 fat

2203 milk, 72 fat
99 milk, 71,

Mrs, S. E. Law
Harry Dé
Tilton Bros, —
P. W. Starr
P. W. Starr —

. SE, Law,
Mrs, Gallagher

fat :
Snowflake (270) J. 991 milk, 56.6 fat :

Figures in brackets denote days fresh; figures following yield in poun

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