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ABBOTSFORD "| Teleph © ding Line
Nine miles of new telephone line ex-
Born.—To Mr. and Mrs, John Banas, | tension is being projected by the Hun- |
:0f Poplar, in the M.S.A. Hospital, on Rural T Comp A
March 11, a daughter. some 25 settlers between Heh ER

George Willlam Brown has been ap-|®nd the Canadian Hop Co. fields await-
pointed an apprentice petty officer,|ing service. The route of the line will
first class, of his company at the U.S,/be one mile east from Eyan-Thomas,
Training Station, San Diego, Cal. then one mile north, then east, north

The old hospital building, occupied a eee Ridge, and east, tothe
by Messrs, Weir, Crawford and Dr. Mc- P :

Latest Sheet Music
Musical Instruments

For your convenience we keep a well
selected stock of small musical instru-
¥ ments, strings, bridges, supplies for the
/ musician, all at low prices. Also gram~
f ophones and Westinghouse radios.
Smokes, Candies, Soft Drinks, Novel~
ties, household remedies and proprie-

Smart Attire for Spring |
Ladies Spun Silk Dresses $3.95, $4.50

NEW STYLES AND COLORS i
$1-15¢ 1-255 91-49 |
(8 to 14) $4.95, $1-49 |

CHILDREN’S DRESS & BLOOMERS ...
GIRLS’ DRESS & BLOOMERS,

tory medicines, Try here first. eae ae ne ee akin Mr. McPhail and family of Coghlan
aa — Sgr ee aan eS session after he has effected some im-|2%@ taking up residence in Abbotsford. LADIES’ CREPE DRESSES ....-.0 0 ..essss 98° 51-25
ABBOTSFORD VARIETY SALES [ze MiG, Har has purchased anew ear] TADTES' CREPE DRESSES cosy su ade
MILTON T,. SWITZER The W.B.A. amateurs gave a perfor-
es eaeaeg hte mance of “Snow White” in Poplar Hall LADIES’ DRESSES, Arrowhead Suiting - $3-49
last Saturday. About $15.00 was UT R ATE Spe
cleared. z Ladies’ Hose
Miss Irene King spent the week-end .
ce pelos ae with her parents in Abbotsford. GROCE Ladies Cotton Hose, pair . 25°
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AT YOUR SERVICE IN THIS GARAGE IS THE MOST MOD-

ERN EQUIPMENT AND CAPABLE REPAIR MEN IN THE
FRASER VALLEY. And the Charges Are Reasonable.

| Battery a eetbe Vulcanizing

At the regular meeting of the W.B.A.
it was decided to hold a tea and Eas-

(Formerly Abbotsford Grocery)

home with influenza,
Mrs. Gordon Wright, of Toronto, Do-
minion president of the W.C.T.U., a
speaker and leader of considerable
note, will address a meeting in the Tri-
nity Church on Friday afternoon at

Rinso, per pkg. ........... Vas
Corn Flakes, 3 "packages ..
Pacific Milk, per tin ......
Strawberry Jam, 2's, 3 tins $] 00

Ladies’ Lisle Hose, per pair Ade

||ter cooking sale in the A ‘d Hotel — Ladies’ Silk & Lisle Hose . 65¢
on April 7. Where Your Dollar Buys More
Miss Betty West is confined to her Ladies’ Art Silk Hose . 45°

Ladies’ Silk Hose 95° $1-25
$1-50' $195
Our elegant Spring

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Hon, Mr. Rowell, and it is expected «| { New Dates, per pound ..... go goods will surprise
: : : large number will attend her address. R. C. Soap, per pkg. . - 20° ai ‘you.
Bar ains in Used Machines There is a certain type of man’ in|} Prunes, 3 pounds .. . 25¢ peas i Aer at:
g every community who poses as a good

Completely Rebuilt and Reconditioned

1 Light Delivery - $225

1923 Model—a

citizen, He breaks no laws, lives
morally, pays his honest debts and is
never tangled up with the law in any
manner. But he lives of himself, by
himself and for himself exclusively.
When the call is issued for volunteers
to put across a community movement
and give a boost, he never answers.
When calamity has befallen people in
certain localities and charity flies to
their rescue, he is never one of their
number. When money is needed for
4 public enterprise his name is never

Orange Marmalade, 4lb. tins 5 4c

‘$5.00 Orders DELIVERED FREE

ESSENDENE AVE. East of track

J. GILMOUR

GENERAL MERCHANT, ABBOTSFORD

PHONE 4

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J. H. BURY & SON

Wanted In An

Emergency

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When your car is disabled in an acci-
dent, or is out of commission for any .
reason, you call the local gardgeman
to your assistance.

And he comes to your aid immediate-
ly, day or night, no matter what the

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on the list. When he sees some Road, Abbotsford
R W 57 5 neighbor stuck in the mud he detours prox ers ON BOmme Uae Neate ee wrecking equipment, a
to avoid him. ‘ 5
MAMMOTH modern garage, and experienced’ staff
1 €0 pee agon ga eee ne eeed pains anor ae with all expensive overhead costs—to
2 ff it a es AH d PEKIN DUCK EGGS give you this assistance when you need afl
One of the Best Buys we Have Ever Offered—Come and See It ial sear ‘5 Peon eeanionet can 3 ia : it—without delay. ‘date
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this e kind of chap what would 10° EY $8: per 100 Remember this when purchasing your tires, batteries, accessories,

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happen? There would be no churches
no hospitals for the sick, no institu-
tions for the unfortunate, no progress.

Toggenberg Buck at Stud

and giving that repair job.

“WEIR’S GARAGE

If you are about to become a useless
! | FORD SALES AND SERVICE Cigocdd (ltteer? Sitieha! ae a in PHONE 36 Atwater-Kent Radio Agency ABBOTSFORD
CHILLIWACK ABBOTSFORD MISSION our locality—read this article again. Wanted to Rent—Small Dairy Farm
! Phone 55 Phn. 82 Farmers 3402 Phone 47 M near Abbotsford. A. Agar, Upper Su-
| Burglar’s Wife—Bill, you ain't|/mas P.O. nedr Interprovi 1 high-
tendin’ to business nights since you way and-canal, north of Evan-Thomas

stole that three tube set.

Vv. &. B. Brand Better Feeds

NOTICE TO ANGLERS

Please take notice that fishing rights
in Lake Essendene, fronting the Pion-

R. DesMAZES

For Sale-—Majestic Range, none bet-
ter $30.00; dresser and washstand $10
for the two; Ladies C.C.M. Bicycle, like
new $20; bedstead and sagless spring,
ete, J, Clayburn.

Discount Prices Elsewhere are
Regular Prices at the Mill Store

F ing are a few of our

i Our Own Brand Butter, 1b. @
proper anaes oe ena bce is about on hardest aoe Sere Store, = A bhoutord amusts ba 20D: ee eet ne Res Baas EEG ULE SRICESS B.C. Gran. Si 1001bs ae
the feed manufacturer has to solve. He cannot afford to guess. Aor sspate IS ae Aare. Box 72. 3 ES SM EES COLES UY, 65° Or ea eee es 675

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j Our Feeds fulfill the four essential requirements—merits proven. P MATSQUI VILLAGE—For Sale, 5- Quick Quaker Oats, Pkt... 3Q¢ | 6 Bars Royal pyrene Nee
; . Diamond Brand SETAE LG Voy eh SUE Quaker Cherries, 21%4’s..... 23¢ 5
Chick Starter acres) large barn, woodshed, half-acre ee:

(with Cod Liver Oil)

Growing Mash

SLAB

Buy Your Car of Slabwood Now
thus ensuring Dry Wood
: for Next Winter.

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Telephone Abbotsford 10

Abbotsford Lumber, Mining
& Bey clopmiene Co: Ltd.
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Plowing & Team Work

Gardens Plowed. Wood. Draying; Etc,

Home
Prices 10° a Roll & up

raspberries, fruié trees— apple, plum,
and cherry; good well, soft water con-
crete tank holding 900 gallons; ideal

Fay, Bentos Corned Eeef 1s 24°
Nabob Tomatoes, 214’s 7 tins $|

Eno's Fruit Salts, bot. -++-Q5e
| Listerine, 3-0z, 25c; 7-oz. -50°c

good and cheap. J. E. Parton, Abbots-
ford. 12

FOR RENT.—100 acres of land, 30
acres in cultivation, situated on Mc-
Kenzie road, 14% miles south Abbots-
ford, near Condensary. Cash rent or
shares. R. McCrimmon, Abbotsford.

TheVillage Store

R. A. COOPER CLAYBURN |

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Sunday School at 19 a.m, .
Service Sunday at 11 a.m.
In L0.0.F. Hall, Sumas

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH
Rev. T. S. Paton, B.A., Pastor
Sunday Next—

10 am. Sunday School and Teen Age

es.
11 am. Family Service Subject:—“Sin
A Self-Injury”.
Talk to Boys and Girls:—“The Sir-
ens”.

3 p.m. —Services in St. Paul’s Church
Huntingdon.

630 pm. Communicant’s Class.

730 pm. Subject:—“Bleating Sheep
and Lowing Oxen”.

‘We invite you to worship with us.

THE ANGLICAN CHURCH
Services on Sunday Next—

St. Matthew’s, Abbotsford—
Holy Communion at 8 am.
10 am. Sunday School.
Evensong at 730 pm. and Sermon.
~The Spirit of Revolt’. Fourth on
Parable of Prodigal Son.

Mid-week Lecture Services every
Wednesday at 8 p.m.

Rey. E. H. BAKER, B. D.

Mr. K. Clark of the local C.P.R, staff
has been transferred to Spences Bridge

UPPER SUMAS

Mr. Peyton of Upper Sumas suffer-
ed loss of two of his cows last week,
when the herd ate some wild parsnip.
Quick treatment by Veterinarian Wood
saved the other animals,

W. C. Blinch has been appointed
election commissioner for the Upper
Sumas district.

A St. Patrick’s supper will be given
in the municipal hall on March 19 by
Upper Sumas W. I.

MATSQUI

Mrs. A. Hougen of Matsqui entertain-
ed a number of friends at tea on Mon-
day afternoon.

Messrs, Larsen and Ling arrived from
Minnesota Jast week, and were guests
at the A. C. Gustutson home.

Mr. Wm. Baines was slightly injured
last week when his truck turned over

Anderson Motors have received a car
load of Essex cars,

Mr. and Mrs. West’s daughter, Mrs.
M. Robinson, has returned to her home
at Medi Hat, after here
for the winter,

Larger post office quarters, requir-
ing floor space of 1,200 feet are being
sought by Inspector Neil for Sumas
post office. A lease upon premises for
a period of five to ten years is wanted.

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FOR SALE.—Seed Oats, $48 a ton.

Apply M. G. Fadden, R.R. 2, Abbots-

Now is the time to be thinking of

Spring Gardening Tools

Hoe.

Hardware Merchant, Abbotsford

KNOLL

Phone 28

Analysis: Protein 12.5 Analysis: ALL FRESH STOCK—nothing
Pat 45%; Pibre 301 Gare at 45%; Pibre tog; Die | [wick Service” Reasonable Charges [piace for chiekens. | Apply Ovmet: 7-H «yy, putter... 3 bs. for $1.25 pew rt
bonhydrates 68%; Diges-» X gestibility 76.6%. C3 Mission 1012. Li uf ® = Stale or carelessly-kept. sel
gestible Nutrients 82.6%. G. A. McK AY - Our Stock of BASEBALL SUPPLIES has arrived ’
: Phone 13M. McCallum rd. opp. hospital] House for Sale or rent at Hunting-
z 2 don; entirely remodelled throughout; 2 x
VERNON & BUCKERFIELD. Ltd 3 lots, garage, hen house, wood shed, J. S. DALY Phone 19X Quick Delivery ,
9 ie ‘COME AND running water. Apply A. Smyth, Mc- | ‘
Head Office: VANCOUVER, B.C fe) as OU? Callum road. Phone Farmers 3215 A a
e WHITE WYANDOTTE HATCHING y Mo
SAG IIEL ON Ep, MEU EE TY EGGS for Sale, $1.00 per 15 eggs; $6.00 : Ra
per 100; d@y-old chicks 2ic each. Wm. j < ’ N.
Mitchell, Box 103, Abbotsford. 15 B ld H d
ss 1 ‘ FOR SALE—Clean Burbank potatoes ul ers at Ware " |
$10.00 a ton; Early St. George seed- QUALITY FIRST should always Je
alipapers size potatoes $2.00 a sack; 1 Cockshutt be the motto in selection of buil- 0
. gang plow, cheap; 4-year-old register- ding hardware, because the dif- blo
ed Jersey, fresh 3 months; 20-month ference in ¢ost over cheap goods he
SOMETHING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL o}d registered Jersey, bred 2 months; is so small that it is economy to he!
i ' 1 year-old pure-bred Jersey bull. specify the best—mak. pou |
\ : ieee gies UG! IE BZ AND FRANK BRADNER, Matsqui, B.C. flings pefmanents a he
Sunshine into your For Sale—English style Baby Buggy Mi

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The B.C. Electric

Dublic litility

Company

—serves 375,000 people in 26 communities

—has 94,611 light and power customers

—has 36,484 gas customers

— operates 352,52 miles of railway and 140
miles of motor lines

—has six hydro-electric and two steam
generating plants

—has a total investment in British Columbia
of $73,400,000 i /

(These figures are for year ended June 30, 1927)

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