ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS ‘AND MA'WTSQUL NHWS

CLAY BURN Reliable Clock and
vat, and Mrs, Haight of Halifax, Watch Repairs
Yorkshire, Eng., and their son anc
daughter are visiting at the home of Jewelery, Ete.
Mrs. Haight’s parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Kay. If they find circumstances
favorable, they intend to make their
home in B, C.

Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick of Agassiz
were week-end visitors at the home of
Mrs. Kirkpatrick’s brother-in-law, Mr.
Fred Ayline.

Mrs. J, Keith of Vancouver has been
visting her parents Mr, and Mrs, K.
Gillies,

Mr. J, Bailey’s two children are un-
dergoing mastoid operations in Van-
couver.

Mr. William Purvis has left for
Courtenay, Vancouver Island, where
he has obtained work in a logging camp

Mr. and Mrs, Westcott have moved
from Clayburn to Matsqui into one of
Mr. Laneaster’s houses.

The Ladies Aid are holding a lawn
social and sale of home cooking and
eandy at the Manse on Friday after-
noon.

Measles are prevalent in the village,
several children being confined to bed.

Mr. W. Scott, who recently left the
hospital, convalenscent with a frac-
tured leg, fell from his veranda on
Sunday, and it was thought that he

Introducing

“MOTHERS-IN-GINGHAM”
FLOUR

MADE BY THE QUAKER COMPANY, AND PUT UP IN
GINGHAM SACKS.

The Quality is the Best

AND YOU HAVE NEARLY A YARD OF GOOD GINGHAM ~
PRICE IS NO HIGHER—

$2.75 for a 49-lb. Sack _
ALBERT LEE

BAKER AND GENERAL MERCHANT
High Quality with Low Prices. B. C. Phone 54; Far. 1916

You Don’t Have to be a June Bride

Towels,
But if you were

Dress Materials,
a lucky

to need House Linen, Curtain Materials,

or Furnishings for Wardrobe of Home,

June bride—no matter how many Junes ago—now is a good time to "-Gucds Work at Low Charges
renovate your linen closet, and check over the hundred and one little
Por after the long winter months Watches, Clocks, Cut Glass, Chains,
Brooches, Beauty & Tie Pins, Novelties

Alexandra Block Abbotsford

“The Arbor”

Ice Cream Parlor and

Tea Room
Abbotsford’s Original

Refreshment Parlor— the
Best Appointed in Town

things that make up your Home,
almost very home is in need of something.

We invite you to call and see our many Bargains and hundreds

OONIIIN AOI AINU TON IMA LA CORON DEL OOES FP 5

of pretty things for dresswear or the home,

Qur Prices Withstand Comparison With All Others

,

The Pioneer Store

ABBOTSFORD. Phone 16 R. DesMazes, Prop.

COMA ATOM NNI

The Best Way to Sell

Abbotsford, Sumas & Matsqui News| "ost “ss,”
Member:
Weekly Newspaper Assn.
and Yukon Press Association.

a meeting of the Ministerial As-

ation of Umited Church ministers

in the district extending from Clover-

dale to Abbotsford, held in Murray-

ville church on Monday. Rey. T. S. Pa-

ton, B.A., was elected president of the
iation for the ensuing year.

AD Fae OM iy Wi

WE INVITE YOU TO TRY OUR
MODERN CATERING SERVICE =

Published Wednesdays. Advertising
copy must be in before Tuesday noon
$1.50 per year in Canada; $2.00 in US.

J. K. FRASER, Prop.

Display Advertising—t5c per col. inch;
yearly contract 30c per col. inch.
short-term contracts proportionately.

Want Ads.—30c for 12 words one in-
sertion; 20c each subsequent insert.
2 cents per word additional.

Municipal, Legal and Government Rates
upon application.

Miss Stella Hurum, pianoforte pupil
of Misses Steede, won a diploma for ex-
cellent sight reading in the recent B.C.
musie festival held in Vancouver. The
competition was open to the entire pro-
vince, the prizes being a medal and two
diplomas,

had again broken the limb, but it was
found that only the plaster of Paris
had cracked. His eldest boy is in

bed with the measles.

Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy’s small daugh-
ter was taken to the M.S.A, hospital
with a poisoned finger.

Friday

The baseball club dance dated for
last in Abbotsford was post-
poned, the main crowd going to Gifford
raffle, which was later attended by
the orchestra.

The Highest Quality Clay Products Made |

manufactured with but one main co:

Clayburn Prodiue ts are
T QUALITY.

sideration—THE HIGE
the locally-made Brick
of Clayburn will hold its own
where it is made. Prominent
burn brick’’—and there’s a reason,

THE CLAYBURN COMPANY, LIMI

Factories at Clayburn and Kilgard J. W. BALL, Resident
Roeseseseseseseseseseoe

CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT =

: 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

’s Per

Sewer and Drain Pipe, and other product — i]
nst any similar article, no matter
hitects and builders stipulate “*Clay-

GERALD H. HELLER, Publisher
Telephones: Abbotsford 58 and 17F

__ Sumas (Farmers? | Mutual) 3 317 NOTICE

BIG PARTY PROMINENT PRAIRIE SEALED TENDERS are requested

MEN TO VISIT DISTRICT FRIDAY |by the undersigned up to 12 o'clock
noon on Saturday, June 25, 1927 for
purchase of bridge timbers in the
trestles on that portion of the V. V.
and E. R. and N. right-of-way crossing
25, Group 2, Twp. 19, N. W. D.
tender not nec-

Former prairie residents of this dis-

Phone 48

on

+ hai SE NE ita pellet.
Ce ed

We

PROFESSIONAL

CAMP-FIRE
PERMITS

THIS YEAR IT IS NECESSARY TO
HAVE A-PERMIT FROM SOME
FOREST OFFICER BEFORE ANY
CAMPFIRE MAY BE SET IN ANY
FOREST OR WOODLAND.

BE SURE TO GET A PERMIT FOR
YOUR CAMP-FIRE AND FOLLOW
THE INSTRUCTIONS PRINTED ON
THE BACK OF IT.

ere

YARWOOD & DURRANT

Barristers and Solicitors
Notaries Public

Vanconver office— 703-4 Holden Bldg.
Branch Office at Abbotsford open every
Friday

ABBOTSFORD
TRANSFER

FURNITURE MOVING AND
LONG DISTANCE HAULING

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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
properly treated.

D. Emery, Prop. Phone 97

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

Phone 41

Tae to Bellingham,
Everson, Everett and Seattle by

AUTO STAGE

THE PAVEMENT ROUTE
Through Tickets Direct Connections
Stage leaves Sumas for Bellingham daily

G-. G. 6 Graves

DENTIST

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

; (Office closed Saturdays

names in the followi list of a party
pices, and will be here on Frid: Their
pumping station, and in the afternoon “Just Like Home”
L. P. Bancroft, Gunton, Manitoha;|and appetizingly served in a cozy little
Alta.; L. H. Jelliff, Raley, Alta,; +3; DE.
Pauline M. F, Insley, Prop.
free, Alta.; John Vallance, Onward,
Cc. E. Rothwell, Swift Current,
W. R. Fansher, Govan, Hiteg &
Bladworth, ; W. J. Lovie, Holland, andi Stindays}

of sixty prominent men from the wheat | 4ot <2
belt, who are touring through the Fras- e hest or any
cc
itinerary provides for lunch at the
Atangard, following a tour of Sumas
a drive over Matsqui prairie with lawn|For a meal—a real full-course meal—
tea in Matsqui village. prepared by a woman cook of only the
T, W. Bird, Swan River, Man.; G. G.}dining room—at no more than the re-
Coote, Cayley, Alta.; Robt. Gardner,| gular charge—don’t pass up the
Kellner, Edmonton, "a ta D. M. Ken-
nedy, Waterhole, Alta.; W. T. Lucas,
Opp. B. OC. EB, depot. Next to phone ex.

Sask. Invitations rere been also sent
to A. L. Beaulsen, Jean Baptiste,
J. L, Brown, Lisgar, Man.; M. N
bell, Pelly, Sask.; T. Donnelly, Ki
Gershaw, Medicine Hat, Alt
Glen, Russell, Man.; J. P. How
Man.; J. fcDairmid, Winnipeg, Man,
C. R. MeIntosh, North Battleford, Sask.

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trict will recognise several famil
er Valley under Board of Trade aus- I
E. B, MecPHAIL, C.M.C,
reclaimed lands, and inspection of the
Parliamentary members— best and most wholesome foods, nicely
Excel, Alta; E. J. Garland, Rumsey, ,
Insley’s Cafe
Lougheed, Alta.; M. Luckovich, Innis,
Man.; E. D. Bissett, oa ausejour, Man.;
Sask.; John Evans, Saskatoon,
, Nor-
wood Grove, Man.; J. F. Jehnstoh,
G. W. McPhee, Yorkton, Sask,; E.

Cream and Egg

SHIPMENTS WANTED
Try Our Service
Accurate Tests Prompt Returns and
Highest Prices
Phone at our expense SEYMOUR 5056

VANCOUVER CREAMERY CO.

15-23 Alexander Street

iP yi

Lady Assistant in Attendance

MaleolmMcLean, Eldersly,

Pherson, Pertage La Pr. an.;
Jobn Millar, Indian Head, Robt.
Milne, Mekiwin, Man.;J. G. Ross Moose +}
Jaw, Sask; AL Speakman, Penhold, Alta
Geo. Spence, Orkney, Sask.; James
Steedman, Deloraine, Man,; A, F. Tot-
zke, Vonda, Sask,; W.J. Ward, Dauphin,
Man.; A. M. Young, Dummer, Sask.;
Among the business and agricultural
men invited are: Hen. T, A. Crerar,
Winnipeg; C. Rice-Jones, “John Ken-
nedy, R. S. Law and J. R. Murry, all
of Winnipeg. From Saskatehewan come
J. F. Reed, Oreardia; F. /J. Colyer,
Welwyn; J. Morrison, Yellowgrass; R.} 3 8.50 a.m, 11.90, 2.30 p.m, 545 and
Battleford; James Pickie, Battleford; f
John Prowne, Radison, J. A, Hagger-|02 Sunday 6.30 pm Leaves Belling:
man, Unity; B. Hay, Wilkie, James}ham at 7.30 am., 1.00 p.m, 4.00 and
Scott, Unit Ir. J. A. Routlidge, Unity|6.00. On Sunday at 8.30 a.m., 1.00 Pp
James McDonald, editor Unity Courier m,, 5:00 and 10.30.

8. A. MacDougal, May f Unity, and
SUE DES Ly BAYLIS Pe ae Direet con’et’n with Huntinedon trains

pi Moehib of Hoping, president of thel a mam ‘to Seattle $4.25; Retura $665 Agent for Headstones and G. A. McKAY

Saskatchewan wheat pool, From Alberta 8
am : = i BAS , |Sumas to Everett $3.65; Return $5, Monumental Work Phone 13M McCall Re i
arep We S-Karkpatrick of. Excel 8.9: \siinna to Bellingham $1257 ativan? SSS oriRosy ita

Sears of Nanton, J. J. MacLellan of
Bosale srs Ww. Wood sev Cal: ~From Bellingham South over the Pa Phone 4903 MISSION CITY
* cific Northwest Traction Co., line,

gary, president of the United Farmers,
J. C. HESSELGRAVE, Sumas

SUMAS, WASH.

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BRITISH COLUMBIA FOREST SERVICE

DR. J. F. WOOD

VETERINARY
SURGEON

PREVENT FOREST FIRES
YOU CAN HELP

Vancouver

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Quick Service R le Charges
]|No Job Too Large To Be Undertaken
None Too Small To Be Appreciated

MATSQUI. B.C, Pnone Matsqui 2305

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J. H. JONES

Funeral Director and Garden Plowing and General Draying
Embalmer

VO ORF es

Chilliwack Game Assn. Wants Bounty
Set On Wild ‘‘Domestic’’ Cats

and Hon. H. Brownlea, Edmonton.
Others from Manitoba are D. G. Mc-| Sumas Phone X228—X421
Kenzie of Brandon, G, F. Chipmz f
Winnipeg and Capt. Atcheson of the
C. P. R. also from Winnipeg. In addit-
ion invitations have been sent to Hon,
W. R. Motherwell, Ottawa, Ont., and
Hon. ©. A. Dunning, Minister of Rail
ways, Otta Ontario.

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

Three-Year Palmer Graduate
Neurocalometer Service

At a meeting of Chilliwack Fish and
Game Protective Association held last
Week it was decided to ask the Game
Board to place a bounty on dpmestic
eats which have gone wild, and ¢
roaming the district preying on sr
birds, young pheasants and si
wild life. It was decided to
government liberate young

St. Andrew’s &
Caledonian Society
Abbotsford, B.C.

EASTERN CANADA

Meets First

Saturday of

Every Month

in Masonic

Hall, Abbotsford
|C. Wallace, Pres. W. Stewart, Sec.
All Scottish Folk Cordially Invited

Office Hours: 9.30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Evenings and Sundays by appointment
as owing to the

Office at HANBEN BLOOK, \BUMABE | nectail ito. be
Residence Phone, Nooksack 1617 this year. A bounty of
asked on cougars, :
The meeting decided that a close
season from April 1 to August in
the Vedder should be more
this is the spawning 5 se
waters. At present the season is clos-
ed while steelhead season ig Open, and
numbers of trout are unintentionally
caught, .

:
ask the
pheasants,

Tn competition with many other)
there is

grocerymen in other parts of the pro-|
Laurie Coogan, assistant at Mr.

tie’s store, won a $10 prize of-

Kelly Dou for the

$75 will be

as Co.

WM. ATKINSON

Auctioneer
LIVE STOCK SPECIALIST

Graduate of Jones’ School of Auction-
eering, Chieago, Ill.
Box 222 CHILLIWACK

TICKETS ON SALE

May 22nd to September 30th

RETURN LIMIT OCTOBER 3ist

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 are reading this, and fires are

More people are out

Autos are coming Address:

Observation of July 2nd as Interna-
tional Flag Day will be conducted by
joint committees of Vancouver, Belling-
ham and Seattle organizations at the
Blaine Peace Arch—the only peace
monument in the world, commemorating
100 hundred years of peace between
Canada and the United States, On that
day there will be hundreds of festive
Amercans in Abbotsford, an attendance
that local committees should prepare for

doing considerable damage,
the Next Involved.

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

Chevrolet & Ford Policies from $15 up

CAN YOU AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT ONE?

ESTA’ A. McCALLUM ‘xs

ESTATE INSURANCE
Notary Public Marriage Licenses

Your Car or Your House May be
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POPULAR TRAIN

STOPOVERS
SERVICE

H. G. MYHRE
AUCTIONEER
Notary, Conveyancing, Wills Drawn

RADIO-EQUIPPED OBSERVATION CARS

General Parm Agent

Real Estate Life and Fire Insurance

For Fult Information Apply ta Nearest Agent

q CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS

Matsqui, B.C.

According to the Chicago police,
flapper arrested for bootlegging carried
the contraband concealed beneath her
skirt, It is not known how, :

Phone 2305