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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1988

Next Saturday is the opening day

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of our Toy Department. Toys—
Wagons, Scooters, Mechanical
Games of all kinds, Dollis, Books,

In fact we have something suitable for every member of
the family. Don’t fail to see our stock before shopping !

Abbotsford District Items of Interest

Mrs,

prise house-warming party at

Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Wells were
dinner hosts on Thursday evening
to “about 15 American relatives,
whom they had Invited for Thanks-
giving holiday.

Arahie Gifford has a
apple tree jh leaf and bles-

Conway of

King

som, At least he did on Nov, 25,
because last Friday he brought a
small. branch bearing the proof to
The News office.

Mrs. H, Sandvik and Mrs, 0. W.
Hl Benedict were joint hostesses to the
SB) rnursday afternoon bridge club at
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Mrs. Benedict's home, when four
tables were in play.

As several events are | scheduled
in Abbotsford district for Dec,

, the choral singing class at Pop-
lar have decided to change the
date of their concert at Poplar com-
munity hall on Monday, Dec. 19.

and

To Clear Friday and Saturday Only !
25” off

all Aluminum Ware

‘Mr, and Mrs. Donald Benedict had
as their guests on Sunday the lat-
ter’s father and sister, Mr. P. J.
MacKay and Miss Phyllis MacKay.

PROUDFOOT—MacLEAN
A quiet wedding was solemnized

AT THE BUSY CORNER

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Daly’s Hardware

See Our Xmas Gifts !

RAYON BEDSPREADS—size 84 by 100 $195 LANGTON—BELLFIELD
In rose and greemt Each... ..-.-. 0:2 seer e ene eeeee
A quiet wedding was performed
LAM 4 50
as bright checks and See SPeehoohaeetcntys A9D¢ by Rev. F. S. Henderson in St.
RAYON 52 by 65 Matthew's church, Abbotsford, on

TABLE RUNNERS—in rose, green and blue Be

on November 19 at Vancouver,
when Annie MacLean (formerly of
Abbotsford) became the bride of
Mr, Andrew Proudfoot. The bride
was attended by Mrs. J. Proudfoot
as matron of honor; ‘Mr. J. Proud-
foot was his brother's best man. A
reception followed at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, J. Proudfoot

TELEPHONE 180

Nov. 21, uniting Miss Violet Bell-
field, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

fast colors, in floral patterns. Each..........+-.-- J. Bellfield, and Mr, Robert Lang-

ton. The bride wore her travelling

Guest Towels... -. weee Special at each 15c sult of grey, with’) accersories | to

mathe After a short honeymoon,

Face Cloths Oo. Hooter Bn 6 for 25¢ Glan ana Mrs Langton will reside
Hand Towels Jos SA Se aoe 2 for 25c mjin Bradner.

Each $1.95 and

INDIAN BLANKETS—Suitable for car rugs and throws

¥FREDERIOKSON—McDERMID
A wedding of interest to this
district took place in Vancouver on

$175

MEN’S ALL-WOOL GLOVES

BOYS' ALL-WOOL GLOVES

MEN’S TIES, suitable for gifts

MEN’S PLAIN & BORDERED HANKIES, ...5c each; 6 for 25¢

MEN’S CAPS, winterweight ...... nn cieMinre ound ship's = tis

Nov. 7, when Rey. E. D, Braden
united in’ “marriage Vera, eldest
Biv wvielvia bop MSN» = gin tia Per pair 50¢ daughter of Mr, and Mre G. A.
McDermid of Courtenay, late of
PunChagan sabaea aie Per palr AQ@ Mi) pradner, to Mr. Alfred (Ted) Fred

erickson. Mrs L- Nichilas attended
ther sister as matron-of-honor, and
Mr. L. Nicholas was the grooms-

Many Attractive Xmas Novelties on Display—See Them!

man A reception followed the cere-
mony at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
lL. Nicholas,

Telephone 64

WANT
ADS...

35¢ per insertion, up to 15

werds; 2 insertions for 60c
extra words, 2c each; Cash with Ad.

TO RENT—Amusement Hall; 4
tables; lady or man, room to batch;
low rent; Apply Abbotsford Hotel.
ee SS

WANTED—4 lady or gent board-
ers; winter rates. No early risers.
Abbotsford Hotel. 149

FOR XMAS PHOTOS—make early
sittings. Minn’s. Studio, west Ab-
botsford. Art Needlework for Xmas

DALY’S DRYGOODS & MEN’S WEAR

The
Scotia
will

be celebrated at the associa-
tion’s annual convention to be held,
at Kentville in December,

SOCCER LEAGUE SCHEDULE
(Pollowing is the remainder of the
first half schedule of the Fraser
Valley Football League. First team
mentioned means home team:

Langley vs. Mission, Dec. 4; Chil.
liwack vs. Abbotsford, Dec. 4; Ab-
botsford vs. Langley, Dec. 11; Chil-
liwack vs, Langley, Dec. 18; Abbots-
ford ys. Mission, Dec. 18.

75th anniversary of the Nova
Fruit Growers’ Association

Electors of Abbotsford

WITH THE BENEFIT OF TWO YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, I AM
AGAIN OFFERING MY SERVICES AS A MEMBER OF YOUR

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
(Election Date is Earlier This Year)

GerrALD EH. BADER

Gifts, for sale. Apply Mrs. Minns.

FOR SALE—Pure-bred Guernsey
Bull Calf, 5 weeks old. Albin Sand-
berg, Matsqui. 13

WANTED.—Live and dead animals
for fertilizer and fox feed. Phone
Aldergrove 406 collect. 4n

FOR SALE—Choice Honey, 10c
lb, Bring container. A. P. Darley,
Emerson road. 142

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TO RENT—10-room house, partly
furnished. $30 per month. Apply
Abbotsford Hotel. 147

TRADE—E Flat Elkorn Saxa-
hone, for hay or straw to value of
$50, Box 150. News Office. 160

WANTED—Cattle for fur ranch
feed. Write or call, G. B, Heppner,
King road, Abbotsford 152

Cee eee ese SEE

FARM FOR LEASE—Good dwell-
ing; bacheor of family or not more
than four preferred. Milton Switzer.

ice enn eed

FOR SALE — Guernsey-Holstein, |
third calf, fresh; 3 Jersey heifers; |
yearling Jersey pull. C. E. Beck, |
phone 6R. 154
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FOR RENT—Leree, light house-
keeping room Close in. Business
party preferred. Phone 187R after
5 o'clock. 151

Auction Sale

ns from Mr R- N.
daney, BO., we will

blic Auction, on ‘Thursday.
le gth, at 1 pm his entire
stock of Farm and Household Goods,
Sale to be held indoors. Terias Cash.

A. N. Lawrence

Under instructio
Brassey of Dew!

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as Commissioner in the Village of Abbotsford for the ensuing term-

Announcement

In response to requests made to me, I will offer my services /

NOTE—Election Day in Abbotsford
is Thursday, December 15, 1938

JAMES ANDERSON

pa WILLANS See
> Why Freeze? Buy a Heater Now!!—
Airtight Heaters

Trade your old heater for a new wood or coa}
AT THE SAME TIME
Weatherstrip

$1.25, $1.35, $1.75, $2.15, $3.30, $4.00, $5.00, $7.00

BICYCLE TIRES, 28 by 114; Canadian made. .Special 95c
FISHING POLES Genuine Calcutta, 14 feet .. Special 85c

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From $2.45, $2.65, $3.35, $4.45
circulator. Terms

SAVE FUEL! BUY—
10 feet in package 10c

BADMINTON RACQUETS—all new stock

$9.00, $10.00
Special, each 29c
ADAMS ENGLISH WHITE PUDDING BOWLS

{2c — 15c — 18¢ — 25¢

Bay now while stocks are plentiful

Christmas Toys,
Teddy Bears, and a host of

Sleighs, Bicycles, Doll Crriages, Dolls,
wistmas items. A deposit will hold
Shop now while stocks are complete

Wagons,

any item for Ohristmas,

Augmece Mission City, BC.

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Provinclal police, called on friends
here Monday en route to the Coast.
He recently returned from a 7200
mile motor trip to Chicago and oth-

D. S. Blacklock’s first prize lamb
at the Winter Fair and also a prize
steer exhibited’ by Chas, Turner 2¢|°? Monday: one by the lob-sided
Westwold, ;
steer will be paraded Saturday, Dec.
10, and the Welfare Club will con.
duct a weight &uessing contest.

Welfare Club will
week's News,

new home in Sumas Prairie
Thursday, Those
and Mrs, P.
MoPhee, Mr. and Mrs,
of Sardis, Mr. Frank
and Mrs, P. Chevalley,

Bolster,

Mr. George Helmsing, late of the present were
Cassidy,
F. Cheva

Forrest.

eastern cities.
Roberts’ Meat Market purchased

a double

score of 28.8,

formerly of Sumas The

After more than 25 years in
meat business in
Pharles M. Eneix has sold his
mas Meat Co. to Art Bishop,
thas been associated with Mr.
for many years,

ist of donations to the A.S.M.

appear in next

[Sareway 5S

Bolster was tendere a sur-

Miss Naomi

Miss Connie

Abbotsford Men's B crib team won
header from Huntingdon

Sumas Wash.,

who
Eneir

Only 21 Shopping Days Left----
First Quality Fruit and Nuts
At Money Saving Prices !

| Prices Effective Thuvsday, Friday, Saturday, December ist, 2nd, 3rd __

TO PRESENT TWO
PLAYS WEDNESDAY
IN ORANGE HALL

Two Interesting plays will be pre~
sented in the Orange Hall, Abbots. —
ford, Wednesday, December 7, un+
der auspices of the board of man-
agers of Trinity United Church.

“Sauce for the Goose,” a one-act
play, presents, In a highly amusing
manner, the difficulties modern pa~
rents encounter in dealing with thelr
ultra modern ohildren. .

“Ye Peake Sisters” is a old time

. given in by
16 young ladies who assume the
characters of a travelling band of
“old maids’ They sing, dance and
recite, providing an enjoyable act.

her
lost
Mr.

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Mr.

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Su-

Aust. Sultanas 2 Ibs. 2ic

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RAISIN Seeded Muscats 2 Ib, 290 Flour |
Golden Bleached 2 Ibs. 29c Kitchen Craft ‘eee
CURRANTS, recleaned - ~- 2 Ibs, 2ic | 98 Ibs. --- $2.89 49 ths, - - - $1.59 a g
GLACE FRUITS base Sete Yel he Harvest Blossom
MIXED CUT PEEL, with clfron - Lb. 23c 98 Ibs. - - + $2.75 49 ths, - - - $1.49
Whole Lemon, Orange - Lb, 23c ugar
PEE Whole Citron - ~- Lb, 29c Granulated = & = ion
FIGS, fresh Smyrna - ~- 2 Ibs. 19¢ | Yellow - . . rae
DATES, fresh Sailr - - - 2 Ibs. [3c | joj : : s: 190
cing ip aon ?< sheeuibsyiSa
SHELLE Almonds - 1/2-lb. 29c
Brazils - - V/p-lb, 22c¢ y °,
Walnuts = - Yorb. 140 | 9 pee ess Products
GROUND ALMONDS - - 4-oz tin 24¢ | pnOME xtract = = 20x, iett?- (90
ALMOND PASTE - -  8-oz, packet 23c ene Heal eas = = 2-0z, 230°
COCOANUT Fine, medium on I5e g Powder - (2-072, tin (4c; 21/ Ib. 490
Colrd Coarse 1/2- c
BOILED CIDER - - ~-  - Bottle ITc Bakeasy
CRYSTALLIZED GINGER - Lb. (Tc ‘Sino
GINGER IN SYRUP - - - Jar lic | pp Canthat spur orden
MOLASSES, Aunt Dinah - — 21/ tin 23c OF m= = 10e
B&K - HOMAN’S MELLOGRAIN
QUICK OATS CEREAL PUFFS OATS, HEALTH MEAL| SRAPENUT FLAKES
Large packet YBa |$B pkts. .. 18¢ B ibs. .... Re ® oktsais.'. 18¢

TOMATOES, Orchard City 21/.’s 2 tins {9c
PEA 5's; Blue Ridge 2’s - 2 tins 19c
3's; Honeydrop 17-02. 2 tins 27c

‘Teas ---- Coffees
BLUE RIBBON TEA - oS he

CORN Ayimer whole kernel 2 tins (9¢ | AIRWAY TEA - - ~ = Lb, 396
Royal Clty white - - - 2 tins (9c | MAXIMUM COFFEE - ~- Lb, tin 33¢
SLICED PINEAPPLE - - 3 fins ate AIRWAY COFFEE - - - ~ Lb, 240
PEACHES, Glen Valley - 2 tins 29¢ z

BLUEBERRIES, Eagle - - 2 tins 25¢ | MINCEMEAT, FV. - - No, 4 tin 39
CORNED BEEF, Beefex - - 2 tins 25c | MARMALADE, Empress ~- 4-Ib, tin 39¢

Red Breast 1/)’s - 2 tins 25c

SALMO Billo ‘tall - - 3 tins 25c CREAMS & JELLIES - .
PORK & BEANS, (6-07, - 3 tins 25¢ | LIGORICE ALL-SORTS - - - Lb, (9
JUMBO GARBOLIC CHIPSO BIG 5 CLEANSER | WESTMNSTR TISSUE

4. tins ..

- 18¢

A bars .. WBE [Larue okt. .. 1BE

New Season’s Nuts

ALMONDS, soft shell .......... Lb. 23¢
FILBERTS, large ......--.---.. Lb. 23¢
BRAZILS, large .......-----.» Lb, 18¢
WALNUTS, California .......... Lb. 19¢

LEMONS,

ORANGE

GRAPEFRUIT, large .......... 7 for 2§
BANANAS, bie

Fruit

Medium .. 2 dozen 25¢
Large c |
extra large woes 6 HOP

firm, ripe ........ 3 Ibs, 19¢

PEANUTS, fresh roasted ...... 2 Ibs. 19¢

Tomatoes

B¢

California Lettuce | Hothouse

Each ...c...0 @BG|Lb. ...dueees.

Sweet Potatoes

4. bbs. .... [De] 4 Ibs. .... IDE

Spanish Onions

Specials In Our Meat Department

STREAKY BACON
By the Piece

QUALITY BEEF

TENDER YOUNG PORK

Pot Roasts - - Lb. 9¢ - Shoulders - - Lb, (Te
Rib Boiling Beef - Lb. Tc re aa Leg Roasts - ~- Lb, 20¢
Rolled Roasts = Lb. (G0) °°c mi mmus ag 19¢|Pork Steak - ~- Lb, {8c
Beef Sausage lb | 0 c al a ae Loin Chops - ~~ Lb, 28¢
Boneless Stew; Lb. QD UBS. rere renee 21¢|Pork Sausage - Lb. 200

Steaks*"= 2 Ibs. 35¢|Shortening, 2[b.21

c|Fresh Mince3 Ib 25c

SAFEWAY STORES UTD,

We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities