-

0. W. Benedict

Phones 111 and 67
Store hoe
Also Abbotsford Grocery
FRUIT JARS AND FITTINGS

have returned to Los
visiting Mrs. C. F. Weir for a month.} thi
Contractor McDonald has almost
completed a new bungalow for T, Holts-
baum on a es ave north.

Mrs, Roscoe of New. Westminster is

TOMATOES, 2 cans for
CLARK'S SOUP, tin

PINEAPPLE, special value, 2 for 25°
PLUMS, per tin
PICKLES, special value, bottle.. 25°
VINEGAR, large bottle
PEACHES, choloe, box

co

its annual membership fee for non-
residents to $3.50 at a meeting held last
Saturday. The resident memebrship
fee remains the same, 50 cents.

Wardens appointed were: an Black-
adder, A. Hougen, H. O. Sho-
gren and L. R. Cornwall."

Offer of a location for a pigeon trap
ae Mr. W Kunzman was accepted.

Mr. Kunzman’s place is near the vil-

lage.
Officers for the ensuing year rs
elected as follows: C. OD. Bell,

visiting Mr. and Mrs. Van Loo.

To raise a contribution to the library
fund, ladies of the Eastern Star
holding a whist drive at Mrs. Davis'
Yale road tomorrow evening.

An enjoyable evening was held in

ie Orange on Saturday at the

whist drive and dance promoted by L.,

T.B. lodge. Prize winners were Mis.
Stady and Mr, H. MacNeil, conso-
lations being awarded Mrs. Gib. Hays
and Mr. N. Switzer. Alternate dances
and whist drives and dances are to
be held during the season,

are

sident; A, Hougen, Vera PG.
H. Kerr, feted Da!

to have large wage cheques unpaid.
Mr. A, G. Schiller, who owns pro-
perty near the Sumas municipal hall,
was down from Lowe Inlet last week,
visiting his daughter, Mrs. R. Serl.
Deer were reported plentiful, but
wary, during opening days of the sea-
son. Three hefty bucks were brought
into Abbotsford on Saturday, Messrs.
Roy Serl, E. Munro and T. Holtsbaum
being owners of the yenison. They
shot the animals on Vedder mountain.
Two fine bucks were brought to Cultus
Lake pier on Sunday by hunters.
Pigeons were abundant on Sumas
Prairie, ly adjacent to the

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Trethewey were
ted with two of the principals

ted last week-end. “We knew Sosen
Bpehicer well” Mrs. Trethewey said.
“He bought our ranch near Hance-
ville nine years He has been un-
der the doctor's care for years for ner-
vous disorder, but we were as sur-
prised as most other people to hear
the shocking details of the tragedy.’

Corner of Clearbrook and Yale roads
was scene of a collision last Thursday

Coal, Petroleum & Natural’ Gas

NOTICH 1s hereby'siven that 60 days after |i

date 1 inte: prly to the Minister o}
rr to prospect for Coal,
_ Petroleum Gas over the fol-
lowing described wand uate in the Sumas
District, ~TUst,
Co “ post situate 5250 foot
went Or’ the: Supiat Weet, corner
2 19, B. C. M, thence west 5280 feet,
iWence north 6250 feet, thence east 6280
Byettanriekigty pgibay S280 fest to polit of
commen

Dated “thle AIO) gay of Abeuat, 1020,
USEEME GIBSON
rE.

PRIEST (agent)

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOTICE is hereby given that 60 days after
ate I intend to apply to the Minister of
license to prospect for
im and Natural Gas over the fol-
ia the Sumas

5280 feet

Ahen|
feet to the S.W. corner of Section 14, thence
north 6280 fect é
0 feet to point of com-

Dated this Sth day of August, 1930
; A. T. GOWB

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOTICE is hereby given that 60 day:

Lands for a ilo Ko gproepect) TonsiOpay
Petroleum ani tural Gas

lowing dexcribed lands situate in the Sumas
District, British Columbia:

Commencing at a post situate at the
NW. corner of Section 6, Tp. 23, E.C.M.,

fence north 6250 feet, thence wi
6 mouth &280 feet, thi
a et to the point of commencement.

Dated this Sth day of August, 193
BST

i TED

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOTICE is hereby given that 60 day:
date 1 dala to apply to ini

Lands fo) license

Petroleum and Natural Gas over the fol
Jowing described lands situate in the Sumas

District, British Columbia:
Commencing at a post asltuate atthe
N.W corner of" Section 6. Tp. 23,
co east 280 feet, thenes north G24

refrom portion covered by C.G.

Dated’ this ith ny of August, 1950
RIEST

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOTICE lal pereby given that 60 daye after
fate I intend to apply to’ the Min!
be for Pai Xo brosient for Coat,
Petrol And N ral Gas oVer the fol-
lowing. described ie ae In the Sumas
Distric& British Columbia:
tow post altuate 6280 feet
ection 36, Tp.

h
west 5280 feat, thence Bats 6
thence east 6280 fect to the point of com-
mencement.
Dated this 12th day of August, 1930,
B. A. CARBW-GIBSON
Per E. PRIEST (agent).

Coal! tangs £

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOTICE li Hereby eixen that B-days dior
date I intend to apply, ( Minist
@ ilcenee to prospect ‘for Coal,

Petroleum and Natural Gas Over the | f0l-
lowing described ltnds eae in the Sumas
District, British « Columb!

Conimbnciig abe a, ont amt

W. corner of Lat
Ine of Section 27, ip,
north 5250. fect,
thence south to the

i Lot 360, thence east
1320 feet more or less to the point of com-
mencement,

Dated this Sth day of August, 1930

a
per, PRIEST (agent)

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas

NOTICE 1s hereby given thac 60 days after| mus district, Britis

Gate 1 intend to apply to the Minister of!" Commencing at &

pepe ee a Fon tT coat N. W. corner of Section 26,

wv e fo) K0 feet,

pears ands situate tn the Sumas] SW" Corner of Section 26, of sald towne
let, Britis jum! f

we Gpmmiencing” at “aout aituate at aye) 02, cmenee soul f24y fest, mare oF ite

Bi sore of NWe erection it Tp. 1%) township, thence west 5250 feet, more or
~ fot, moro or 1S corner of Section 23 of

18,
sorursise ti ence ‘east 2640 Teel
¢ or Iss to the polnt of commence;
Dated this sth day of August, “0
SMITH,

Per E

PRIEST, Agent

LP & Naturs

NOTICE is hereby given thi lays after

date 1 putea to apply to the Minister of
or a. ier

on 1%, thence north
$280 feet more or less to point of com-
mencement,
Dated Wl 24th aay of July, 130.
SRS
YB, PRISSE (agent)

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
OLICE is hereby given that 60 days after
date 1 intend to apply to the Minister of

Jowing described lands situate in the Su-
istrict, Britisn. Columbia:

jst situate at the
corner vf section 18, tpi aR, Bom,
thence norty 0250 Leet, murs

N.W, corner of wection Iv, thence 4300 en

nore or ives, to
Cluulted. aren,

tne bounuary
nee toliowing sald

Poun-

dees iv (ue pull of commencement,
walud iais Zard duy uk uly, 1¥aU,
ke A. CARE W-UAbDU,
ber 8, riieoT (agent)

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOLICH Jy horeoy given tnat 40 aa;
date F inveud (v appiy to ene Alin)

Couuleiving a¢ a. post sdliuase) af’ the
|W, corner of section 44, ip. 1¥, Ca.

taenye neriA $300 test, more ar to
Bat us avcllou 26): taan

2
Wellion 1b, thence. eas 4vv0 fegt,
dees, Wy Lae puint of commencement,
DRLBH FAIR REDL Uey us auiys 40}.
bows.

val, recroicum & Natural Gas
NOC Iu herevy given that by udys after
date 4 intend tw appiy 10 tov auinisier of
ua kUE

Hicenay iy prospect tur Cour,

MOG Natural Gas over the foi

rAved indus wiuale In the Sus
bri

O20 Kesh, ore OF ives, to the... corner
CMO 44, (hence east 2vO0 tout, more
Ao (ie exivrh bounuary of Lor 70,

Inenoe north westernly Kloug south

ern Loundary of Low 09 and 69,

more oF leas, to (he western boundary iter
r

of eection 44,

date I inten:

rly to the point of com-| 4.

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOTICE Ia E hereby given that 60 days after
ly to the Minister of
0 prospect for Coal,

over the fol!
fe in the Sus

+ Corder of section 27,
thence east 6280 feet, more or less to point
of commenceme
Dated this 23rd day of July, 1990,
S. AL CAKEW-G.
Der E. PRIEST (agent)

Coal, Fetroleum & Natural Gas
NOCH Js hereby given that 60 days alter
te A intend ply tothe Minister: of

to
corner of sectivn 1¥, thence west
feet, More or lee to the NW, co
34, thence north
corner of wi
more oF le
ent,

9 the polat

vated this Hsu day of July, 1930,
A. CAKEW-GibSON
ber 8. PKinsT (agent)

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOLICH Is herevy given coat 60 days aftur
daw 1 intend to apply to tae Minwier of
anus lur @ license (0 prospect tor Coal,
Fetroleur

ituate
W. corner of wection 39, ‘Lp, 22,
thence west 6250 Leet, more or Li
» the

@ north
uy feet uivre oF jesy to the N.W. corner
vA (section 38, thunce east 6250 Leet more

Or ids tO the N.W. corner of section 31,
Anence suuth 6230 feet more or ivse to the
pest Of culmmencement.
Paled wis sub aay of July, 1000,
CAKE W-G1bSUN
per 6. KET (agent)

Coal, retroicum & Natural Gas
NUsiCe is nerevy glyen thay ou fare attor
date 1 satend to appiy to thu Aliniater of
Lanus ivr a icense tu prospect. tur Coal,
Fetroleum and sacural Gas over te toi
jowing uescrived iauus situate in the ¥u-
ct, Britten Colunivia

“corner of wectuon av, 4p,
WUFLA 8ev Lest, ure uF
280 feet west

the
nenee vast 6230 Leet,
men,
wuieu toys Zito day of Juiy, 1950,
Go vas,

Coal, rewolcum a Natural Gas

Wing desorjved Janus sltuuio In the Bu

mas istrict, sriuan Columbia:
Commencing at 4 post situate at the
commer of section 14, Tp. AY, B

w,

corner Of section 13, thence
to the ®,

on 23, thence south 6240 fovl, more or
fess to the point of commencement.
Dated this 23rd day of July, 1930,

7, GOWE,

of! Lands for «

5280 fo
fet,| of section 31,

ald township, thence m

Coal, P & Natural Gas
NOTICE Is hereby given that 60 days after
date I Intend to apply t ini

license, to prospect for one
eum and Ni Gas over the fol-
Tomine, deacribea Manda situate in the Sumas

N.W. corner of
C.M., thence east 5280 feet, thence south
640 feet, thence west 6280 feet, thence

Per EL PRIEST (agent).

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOTICE is hereby given that 60 days after

Lands for a

lowing Aeecrisade lands situate
British Columbli
ta post situate at tl

thence west 6280 feet, more
N. W. corner of eection 31,
thence south 5280 feet, more or less, to

or less to the

point of commencement
id this 24th day of July, .
uae ae A, 7. GOWB.

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOTICE is hereby given that 60 days aft
date I intend to apply to the Ministe
Lands for @ ii
Fetroloum and ¢
fowing described lands situate in the Su-

ih 5280 feet, more
int of eominbnedinsat
“pated this 23rd day of July, 1930.

EB. A. CAB By L GIBYON
E. PRIEST (agent)

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOTICE is hereby given that 60 days after

t for Coal,

Petroleum ani
lowing described lands situate in the Sumas
District, bia.

British Colum
situate at the

CML, 8

corner of the S.W. 14-section 6, thence west

along the International boundary line 6250

feat, thence, nord fost. tn Ue. .W.
.E,

fs 6, thence east
ce north 2040) feet, thence
feet to point.of commencement.
Dated tnis sth day of Augist, ay%

RK,
Per, PRIEST (agent),

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOTICE fs hereby given that 60 days after

Fihence west 6280 feet, more or less, to tne
N.W. corner of section 13, thence

&

feet, more or less, to th

boundary of Lot 79, thence eas-

erly 1360 feet, more or less, to the N.W.
corner 0! $8,; thence south along west

boundary of Lot $8; 2300 feet, more or less,
to the 3.W,, corner of Lot 88, thence east
gE

pea fields near Yarrow and west of the
sub-station. Among. those obtaining
limit bags of ten birds each were the
Bellerose brothers.

A few foxes are still around, but the
Game Warden in confident most of the
other pests have been cleaned out on
Sumas Prairie,

Pheasants are reported scarce on Su-
mas Prairie this year,

One of the Vedder River habitues,
an expert angler, claimed he caught
the first cohoe of the season in the
local stream last week.

Soe meeting of Sumas Agricul-

i Association directorate was held
in the hall last Thursday, when it was
resolved to enlist the services of an
assistant secretary during Mr. Blinch’s
convalescence.

Dr. Graves, the well-known dentist
closed his office in Sumas last week
to enable him take a two-weeks’ holi-

. He has gone hunting on the
Skagit river, behind Ho;

R. G. Smith has bought a hammer
mill from Brett's Ltd.

Mr. G. F. Hayes has purchased a

between a Chandler car owned by H.

Atkins and W .S. Gardiner, and a

truck seven by Cc. Sewton, Peardon-
Both

ried away the Interstate fair cham-
Pionship, as did Heller's Suffolk ewe,
Smyth's flock also won worth-while
awards. A carload of these ‘locally-
owned show sheep is being shown at
Puyullup this week and at Portland,
Salt Lake, and Montana on fair dates.

Total destruction of fiv®*hop kilns,
cooler, and boarding house was caus-
ed by fire at Sumas hop gardens last
Thursday, the damage being ‘$40,000,
covered by insurance. The outbreak
was first seen by the watchman at
3 am., but efforts the save thé buil-
dings were futile. The office building
was saved by keeping it covered with
water from the hoses. Half the loss
was destruction of baled and drying
hops contained in the kilns.

Picking season is nearing an end, the
force numbering about 700 at present.
Celebration of the harvest “home” is
expected to take-place on Saturday
with a field sports program, in which
prizes aggregating a value of $200 will
be distributed. A dance is also likely
to be part of the program.

THE CORPORATION OF THE

VILLAGE OF ABBOTSFORD

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS | UY LETTERS PATENT

highways of the Munleipallty,
Yon

AND WHEREAS an agreemont with the
British Columbla Electric Railway Company

or any por-

ay 5 -
pos me :
eg ee ;
’ he egy | 2 : ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSOtIT sere
[2s I Da - .
Danaea es MATSQUI GAME PROTECTIVE < Pay 4
ih KisaNiAetatee anal Clay vura prick none, buster made ASSOCIATION RAISES NON- Items of Interest in the Sumas District || F W IN .T.E R.G-6
i = ; RESIDENT MEMBERSHIP FE!
i =. bite 2 06 5 70 bata Resumption of logging operations of | Studebaker touring car.
C. Pric FER hee ae Bird hunters will find their shoot-| the Campbell River Logging Co, at] A. C. Stewart made a brief trip back
ood rrices TEA, splendid quality, now .... 4Qe ing more costly on Matsqui prairie Mane j,qrery Andetnite, since the] from Spokane and Puyallup yesterday, PLANER, =XDS
a mes yut ts he hi
: he D ] | BACHIES, bert quality, tins... 20 Blt tnedisteise, forthe, paeeemnes [Of tho CumasVedder district are cars| Rice Anam sheep owned by were cere
Fi “very ; ay i EAS a canoe et ak. 35e aTuaecciakitn. 6 t area raised | ¢Mployed as a consequence, and claim| At Spokane his Shropshire ram car- INSIDE FIR

INSIDE FIR, double load ae fe
DIMENSIONS sesecde 139

Qur Cords ARE Cords -

COAL

\Nanaimo-Wellington

Lump, per ton -

Blue Flame Sootless i
Lump, per ton a if

Blue Flame Sootless Oi ed
Stove . .

“7%

TRUCKING —All kinds, Heavy or Light. Four cars always on the road,

ABBOTSFORD FUEL SUPPLY

PHONES—Day, Abbotsford 66. Night, Abbotsford 97T

We have just installed an
ALLAN BATTERY TESTER

and invite local motorists to use this
free service. No need to take thats aes

Free Use of
New Allan

_ Battery
Tester

out of the ear for testing their
bable life or condition, no need to al
oe down to ascertain the condition
Mf the plates — this gives
the informgtion INSTANTLY.

Take advantage of our Complete and
Reliable Garage Service.

ABBOTSFORD MOTORS
ESSENDENE AVE, Schnare & Jacobson Phone 62

Limited, respecting ihe furalshing: of slec-
trical energy for lighting Light-
ing Standards on the streets within the sald
Muntctpallty of Abbotsford, has been

wer

De cosotess probably pare out of the
Poplar woods by bush fires, have been
seen frequently on the roads west of
Abbotsford. Mr. Mitchell, Gladwin
road, reports their appearance around
his poultry pens.

Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Reith
and. Mrs. Hughes motored to Langley
Tuesday to attend a meeting of OES,

J. Millard has joined the staff of
the B. & K. Milling Co. here. Appli-
cations are invited for the’position of
Manager for the Canadian Legion Club
to be in the hands of Re Bennett before
September 29.

Me spared and @ draft o

reement een Pos!

icipal Office of the Vi

B.C, where

of the said

application, to, the Clerk oe the Municipality.
WHEREAS 0 By authorizing

ft

the Board is Commisston-
vii f

meeting
held on
19:
NOW PHARER ORE TAKE NOTICE that
the 271 tembar, A.

thel2th day

of September, A, D.

plicatio
Of Munleipaitties, Parament Bulldingn, View
torla, B.C. f the sald Bylaw,

DATED at Abbotsford, British Cloumbla,
thix Seventeenth Day of September, A. D,,
1930,

GEO, F, PRATT,
Clerk (of the Corporation of, -the

Use Abbotsford Lumber and Clay burn Brick—none better made,
WHETHER ARRIVING BY STAGE, TRAIN OR ‘AUTO, OUR oun
aE ALL AGREE THE ATANGARD’S—

“a first class country hotel’”

HOTEL ATANGARD.
B. C. Rapid Transit Stage Depot Telephone B. C. 100
W. 8S. GARDINER & H. L, ATKINS Phone Abbotsford 100

Hage of

la Reductions‘ Abbotsford’s Leading Hardware Stor

Best Paint

at Discount Prices
We are offering

in this line. .Here are a few samples:

1-Gal. Ordinary Colors, $4-73
reg. $5.25; SPECIAL ...,.

Half-Gal. Ordinary Colors 32-48
Reg. $2.75; SPECIAL.....
51:35

1 Quart Ordinary Colors
mie

Reg. $1.50; SPECIAL.....

1 Pint Ordinary Colors,
Reg. 85c, SPECIAL

is hereby given that 60 days after
d to apply to the AMuister o
license to prospect for Coa!
Natural as over the fol-
: lands situate in the Sumas
Diatrig British Golunibia:
Commencing at a post situate 6289 feet
Wenger AoW. corner of Section 36, Tp. 49

S200 feet to the point of commenc

ed this 8th day of August, 1030
LST

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOTICE 1s hereby given that 60 days after
apply to atin

date 4 intend to the

| WALL FELT

THIS A SPECIAL AND CAN'T
BE REPEATED;,400 square feet
to roll; 36-inches wide.
Regular $2.25 per roll.

$1.85

tuate at the
EC

0
feet, thence east
30 feet to the point of commencement.
Dated this 12th day of August, nse

Fer E PHIES? (agent),

Coal, Petroleum & Natural Gas
NOTICE is hereby given that 60 days after
to apply to the

section 34,

W.
thence east 6280 fest, more or Tews, to the
N.E, corner of section

1,

Dated this 21th day of a Tulye 930,

fan Yetroleum & Natural Gas

NOVIC Is hereby given that 60 days attor
Gate 4 intena to Apply to the Minister of
Lauds for @ Ucense to prospect for Coal,
Fetrolgun, and Natural Gas over the fol!

in th

he Su-
Uritia Columb
Com Bt & post alt
. eorner of section 45, ‘Tp.
290 tee, more

W, corner of section 13, thence
hurth 6250 fevt, more or leas, to the N, W,
Corner of section 24, thence east 6280 feet,
more of less to thy N. W. corner of wection
19, thence south 6280 feet, more or less,
fo the point o

ES

The Sunshine of

Coleman

TABLE LAMPS, N.P. base

LANTERNS

the night—

Lamps
and
Lanterns

*10:50

opal shade

NOW is the best time for outside
painting — and you can use no better
than—

1 Pint Wood-lac Varnish
Reg. 900; SPECIAL
1 Quart Wood-lac Varnish
Stain, Reg. $1.60; SPECIAL
1 Pint Clear Varnish, best qual-
ity; reg. $1.10; SPECIAL
1 Quart Clear Varnish, best
quality; reg. $1.90; Special
Half Pint Quickote Enamel,
reg. 55¢; special
“1 Pint Quickote Enamel; reg.
$1.05; SPECIAL
4

A Snap

STORM LANTERS, short globes
Strong and Well Made

Special $1.33

We have secured the sole agency here
for the famous

McClary Ranges

51-44

58:00

All Parts Stocked

A

Opposite Abbotsford Postoffice

J. 8, DALY

Call and inspect our stock.

Hardware

Paint and Varnish

2-inch. reg. 30¢

S-inch, reg. 55e, Special ....... 47¢ S50; AROCIE on os09 2
3i4-Inch Long Bristle English $1.95 | Tumuiun Torcolaions Fes: e31230

95c

95c
Boys Jersey Suits real Old Country weak

Raincoats Child’s$3.65

Kitchen
Ute

Clover Leaf CUPS and
SAUCERS, 2 for

Water Glasses, per doz, reg.

Brushes

Simm’s Rubberset 1%-in.
reg. 25¢; SPECIAL .

20°
Special 25°

2%4-nch; reg. 350; Special ....., 30°

make; reg. $1.60; Special

Tea Kettles,” gor
-non-scald type, reg. $1.10 spec. x
Combination Cooker, reg. $1.50 31-29 s

Aluminum Double Boilers, bate t} ‘-
nas 28

size; reg. $140; S
1-gal. Coal Oil Can, reg. 85¢

2-gal. Coal Oil Can, reg. 95

a
Our Prices Satisfy

Newest Fall Wear now
being unpacked

LADIES P' sc: VESTS
“AND B. Oe
Also in Fe ae ¢
WOOLTER, « ..anraai :
GIRLS SILKe& WOOL HOME
in the newest shades... JQe
_ .

——

MEN’ S SWEATER © coaTs ok the
be: lowest prices ine wool color
NE combinations,
Pull line of FALL WEIGHT
Se UNDERWEAR :

Full Fashioned Stockings for
Ladies, week-end only

Pure wool Babies’ Coats

NEW

SEASON'S STYLES

Women '8 SRO

Th RED & WHITE stores ;
The Mill Store Abbotsford Store

J. S, DALY, Owner Opposite Post Office :
FREE DELIVERY MONTULY ACCOUNTS
MR. ©. Sewage, MR. H. THORPS

MRS, HUGHES

O. H. E. THORPE

ated thjs 24th day of July, 1930,
A. T. GOW,

a We lee