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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS.

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5th, 1938

Thanksgiving Food Festival

PLAN A REAL OLD-FASHIONED THANKSGIVING DINNER

Pumpkin Red and White; No, 2% tin lle
o

Mincemeat eEwa tino for Pies, tarts 2 Ibs. 25¢

BRIMFUL SHORTENING

Creamy white, purely vegetable

2 ibs. 27¢

RED & WHITE BAKING PDR.
12s0¥, (Ui dain tone Lee
2Y,-Ib. tin .......... 53¢

RED & WHITE EXTRACTS

Red & White
RASPBERRY JAM
4A-lb. tin ...... AOE
Quaker
PUFFED WHEAT
Packet ............ OG

RED & WHITE COFFEE Vanilla, Lemon
Irradiated 2eoz.. botdey emcees 17c
Hb. tin ......-. BSE | 4-02. bottle .... 3Ic

ASK FOR OUR “NEWS FLASHES” FOR FURTHER BARGAINS

M. C. Walker & Co.

THE RED & WHITE STORE
Telephone 130

Atangard Block FREE DELIVERY SERVICE

Abbotsford Bakery

Weekes & Bader, Props. TELEPHONE 1
BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING OAKES TO ORDER
Bakery Goods Available Throughout the Valley
or Ask for a Driver to Call

ASK FOR QUALITY BREAD

Satisfaction...
THE NAME “REXALL” IS YOUR GUARANTEE OF PURITY &
; SATISFACTION. MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE ON

ALL REXALL PRODUCTS

COLGATE’S FINE SOAPS “REB” PURE FRENCH

Kes Shes. sae CASTILE SOAP
Meraso Ue ee pce ae 10¢
3

ars... DEE
“PIK” SCIENTIFIC ENGLISH
TOOTH BRUSH “BRITEN” TOOTH PASTE

Each .......... De | Large tube ...... DHE
ASK FOR BEAUTY BUBBLES

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy
PRESCRIPTIONS
Stationery _ Kodaks
Phone 8

_ Developing
ERIO T, WEIR, Phm. B.

Tire Sale

All Sizes
Seiberling Tires

Mr vstocked

Substantial Discount
While They Last

Come In Now

Abbotsford
_ Motors

‘Phone 62 W. Schnare

Union Oil Products

Genuine Ford Parts and
Accessories

Personal Paragraphs

Contributed by our District Correspondents

MATSQUI

Mr, B. Ebbeson has returned to
the States for the fall fishing.

Mr. H, Tingley is a patient in
Mission Hospital, suffering from a
leg.

Miss Grace Hurum

fractured
has returned
from her European tour and is now
teaching at Abbotsford.

The monthly P.T.A. meoting will
be held in Matsqui Hleméntary
school on Thursday at 8, p.m.

Mrs. Hart and two sons Herbert

and Leslie have retumed from the
prairies.
Mrs, R, Rottluff and son John

recently visited with
naimo.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid and Mr. B.
Reid are motoring to California.

Mr. and Mrs. Olson and daughter
Grace visited with Mrs. Olson’s pa-
rents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Lancaster on
Sunday.

Mr, and Mrs. J. Conroy and
daughter have taken up residence
in the village.

Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Labelle and
daughters Dorothy, Patsy and Lor-
raine, visited with Mr. and Mrs. S.
J. Swoboda on Sunday,

Mrs. Bennet and son of Mt. Ver-
non were recent guests of Mr, and
Mrs. R. S, Adams. Mrs, Adams ac-
companied them home and visited
for a week. Mrs. A. Connor of Mt,
Vernon returned and visited with
Mr. and Mrs, Adams.

Mr. W. Swanson is seriously ill.

Miss Pearl Denny spent the week-
end with her parents at Aldergrove,

Mrs. A. Beaton entertained about
@ dozen guests on Friday evening
in honor of Miss Goldeen Sorenson,
on the occasion of the latter's birth~
day,

Mrs Kerr, Earle and Douglas
spent the week-end with relatives in
Vancouver

Mr Earle Kerr attended a meet-
ing of the Fraser Valley Basketball
League on Saurday.

Mrs, M. Faulkner and Mrs. Har-
riet Smith have returned from a
visit to Tacoma.

Mr. R. Machell is suffering from
a pitchfork wound in his leg.

Mrs. H. B. Norrish has returned
from the Old Country,

friends in Na-

MT. LEHMAN

Mr. S. Maxwell and Mr. Donald
Maxwell of Vancouver were guests
of Mr. John Taylor on Sunday-

Mrs. Moran and family have movea
to their new home on the Mt. Leh-
man road.

Mrs. Ballard and son of Van-
couver are visiting Mr, and Mrs, F.
Buck,

The Dunn Memorial Ladies’ Aid
met in the church on Wednesday.

Guests at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. L. MacKinnon on Sunday were
Mr, and Mrs. Taylor and family,
Mr. and Mrs, Dan MacLean and
family and Mr, Dan MacLeod, all
of Vancouver, Mr,
Aldergrove and Mr. D. MacDonald.

A meeting of local F.V/M.P.A.
members was held in the Croy Hall
on Friday night. A general discus-
sion took place with Director D.
Nicholson in attendance. Main topic
was that of cheaper feed.

There was a good attendance at
the dance held by the Women’s In-
stitute in Pine’ Grove Hall Thursday
night.

Mr. J. P..\Carr ds back from at-
tending the Trustees’ Convention at
Kamloops.

Mr. Victor Ferguson and family
of Vancouver have moved into their
mewly-completed home on the Mt
Lehman road.

Mr. and Mrs, Albert Israel reeurn-
ed home Monday after a few days
spent in Vancouver,

Mrs. H. MacDonald has returned
after spending over a month with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs, G, Tulley in Manitoba.

Ken Nicholson of the Peace River
district is visiting his uncle and
aunt, Mr, and Mrs, D. Nicholson.

Mrs. J. Simpson returned Tuesday
after visiting her sisterin-law, Mrs.
‘aweett In Vancouver for a week.

MacKinnon of | q

JUBILEE

Mrs. J. Pennywelgh of
returned home Sunday
after spending a week as guests of
Mr. and Mrs, W. Satchel.

Mr. and Mrs, W. Satchel held a
card party at their home Friday
evening, Among those present were:
Mr, and Mrs. W .Heith, Mr. and
Mrs, L. Stewart and Mr, and Mrs.
J. Pennyweigh,

Mr, John Lillbeck has
employment at Jervis Inlet.

The Ladies’ Sewing Circle met
Wednesday afternoon and will nieet
every two weeks, to prepare for a
bazaar to be held in November.

Mrs, J. A. Gibson and Miss Aud-
rey Gibson have retuned after a
few days at Milltown.

Mrs. M. Kuzonski was hostess at
a party in honor of her daughter
Caroline, on the occasion of her
fourth birthday. Miss Katherine Su.
zani also celebrated her birthda:
on the same day. Those present
Were: Mrs. Jones and family, Mrs.
Susani, Mrs, Evanoff, Mrs. McMul-
lin, Miss Emnia Evanoff, Mrs, Kuz-
onski. Miss Helen Kuzonski and
Miss Katy Suzani. Dainty refresh-
ments were served on a prettily-
decorated table centred by a large
birthday cake with pink candles.

Mr. Robert Heath returned from
the Okanagan on Thursday,

Mr. Harry Croaker has returned
from working in the Okanagan.

Miss Marian MacDonald was the
guest of Miss Edith Boyle for the
week-end.

The dance given by the Girls’
Energetic Club in the Jubilee Hall
on Saturday night was well attended

The Community Club met in the
hall on Wednesday night and dis-
cussed the subject of a Government

Mr. and
Vancouver

secured

grant.
The P.T.A. held their regular =
meeting ,Thursday evening in the

school,

RAINS RELIEVE
HIGHLAND DROUGHT

Recent rains have relieved farm
conditions considerably, many farm-
ers in highland districts having been
forced to haul water for the past
two months, Advantage was taken
of the dry season, however, to
deepen or clean wells.

~ AUGTION SALE

DAIRY CATTLE, IMPLEMENTS,
FEED.

EHD, ETC.
Favored with instructions from—
MRS. RUTH BOLSTER

‘of Sumas Prairie, I will sell her
entire herd of Dairy Cattle. etc. on

Wed., Oct. 12

at 1.30 p.m. on the farm now oc-
cupied bf her, situated on the
Old Sumas highway, 1 mile west
of Whatcom Road and about 1 mile
north and a half mile east of
Huntingdon, B.O,

CATTLE—(Sonia) Holstein, 2 yrs.,

due Dec. 18; (Judy) Holstein, 6 yrs.,
® March 20, 65-Ib. cow. (Brown-
Holstein-Jersey, 3 yrs, due April

40-Ib, cow. (Lexey) Jersey, 3
yrs., due Oct, 23; 40-lb. cow. (Beryl)
Holstein, 7 yrs. due Jan. 27; 65-Ib.
cow. (Roxy) Holstein, 4 yrs., due
Jan 5; 60-Ib. cow. (May) Holstein,
10 yrs, due Jan 23; 60-lb. cow.

(Kitty) Holstein-Guernsey, aged, due

Noy. 26. (Tiny) Holstein-Guernsey,
3 yrs. fresh Sept. 2 50-1b. cow.
(Lucy) Holstein, 5 y due Jan. 1;

60-Ib. cow.
pasture bred.
6 years.
IMPLEMENTS—4-inch tire wagon,
thayrake, 12-run single disc seed
drill, walking plough, Big 6 Mc-
Cormick mower, cultivator, 1%-h.p.
International gas engine,

MISCELLANEOUS—Set of
breeching harness, English stock
saddle, 1 stock saddle, about 150
feet %-inch cable, hayfork blocks,
forsas, chain, 16 tons of loose hay,
many articles too numerous to men-
tion,

FURNITURE—Oak dining table,
oak buffet, couch (loose leather
cushions), 1 single iron bed, % iron
bedstead, wicker table, wicker chair,
dresser, 4-hole kitchen range, 15-
gallon water tank, full size bed, 9
‘by 12 linoleum square, dresser,
washtsand, (

TERMS: OASH

J. B. DENNIS
ein

(Lorna) Jersey! 3 yrs.,
Purebred Jersey Bull,

heavy

CS as
UPSWEPT ?—

YES! An excellent foundation

for this cofffure is our artistic
PERMANENT WAVE

designed to give you Individ-

ualized and flattering effects,

WILL YOU BE READY?
Prepare NOW for ‘Thankegiy-
Ing festivities

Atangard
Beauty Shoppe

POPULAR PRICES
Marcy

Phone 182 BE. M

BO,
Phones 3131; 3617 P.O, Box 234

AUCTION
SALE
Sat’day, Oct. 8

at 2 p.m.

in Nelles Warehouse, Abbotsford

WANTED—Cutting
Jersey Helfers,

POCOCK

The Auctioneer

Phone Abbotsford 189¥Y

Box, Wagon,

We Specialize in dispersal sales,

farm or home

SeS25PGR SP

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UNITED PUR

Andrews’

Phone 54 - :

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STORES

Grocery

- We Deliver

haray

Tomatoes “2.5%
Corn xx. whore Kerner

Coc O01 Fry's Bulk m

M.B, Solid Pack;

large) Haws bch avy 21c
2 tins 25c
2 lbs. 25c

Palmolive Soap 4 bars 23c
SHAVING CREAM

Palmolive

Tube .......... De

Mincemeat ...... Lb. 15c
PEANUT BUTTER

In Your Container

@ bbs. ........ DBE

Peas Orchard City -

Salmon extra tancy; Rea pine-back = =

Spreadeasy Cheese

tin 10c
tin 25c
V2 -1b. 15c

BULK
Macaroni... .3 Ibs.
Beans, S.W. 5 Ibs.
Péas, Green. .3 Ibs.
Soup Mix... .2 Ibs.
Rice,.Brown. .2 Ibs. 15c
Lentils......2 Ibs. 17c
Split Peas....3 Ibs. 19c
Sago ......'2 Ibs. 15c
Tapioca .... 2 Ibs. 19c
P. Barley .. 2 Ibs. 15c
Pepper. <)...). 5) Lb. 40c

25¢
25¢
19c
5c

TEA, Tastycup .... Lb.
COFFEE, Tastycup Lb. 25¢

RED ARROW BISCUITS—

BIG BARS ........ Lb
GRAHAMS . Lb.
SODAS ios nrcse kas ¢ Lb. 19¢
DOG BISOUITS .... Lb. 10¢
MAPDE SYRUP 50c; 25¢
OXO QUBES .. 250; 12¢
BOTTLE CAPS Gross 30¢
CHOW SAUCE .. Bottle 1

88
ERE E ER Se

MUSHROOM PSTE 2 tins
ENO FRUIT SAUTS.... ‘719¢

Old Dutch Cleanser

Chipso targe packet; limit 2 = 5 =

Heather Oats oguvie
Shredded Wheat -

-. -

3 tins 25c
19c
-  pkt 12c
pkt. 10c

Fresh Fruits

and

Vegetables

Prices Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 6th, 7th, 8th

WE RESERVE RIGHT

roy

New
Stocks

ALN foe

Winter
Rubbers

NOW IN

AND AT
NEW LOW
PRICES

RUBBER FOOTWEAR FOR
THE WHOLE FAMILY

LAWRENCE

TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

‘De Best What am’

We try to provide
allour customers
with the best qua-
lity meats at the
lowest possible
prices :

ROBERTS’
Meat Market

3. ROBERTS, Prop,
Phone 56: Abbotsford

FOR
GENUINE “MAJOR” OR
“LEADER”

Sawdust Burners

For Furnace, Kitchen or Water
Heater

“SILENT GLOW” OIL
‘BURNERS

Consult—

JACK A. WEIR

Mechanic and Electrician
Abbotsford

Drygoods- Footwear Phone 34M
Post Office
Telephone 200 USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS—

—THEY BRING RESULTS
.

BE WISE

Eat at BOB’S QUICK LUNCH
Full “Meals’’ Course
35¢e =

Try it once and be convinced. -
Open till 2 a.m.

Close to Abbotsford Theatre

25e = 30c -

BOB CLUNEY

40c and up

GEORGD McKAY

‘FALL COAT MODELS

ON DISPLAY

Discounts on orders
placed early

Come in and see the
NEW FALL HATS

THE SINGER STORE
Ladies Wear, Sewing Machines
Hunt Block Abbotsford

| RT EST
J. B. Dennis

Auctioneer

CHILLIWAOK, B.O,
Telephone 8617

Sajes at the Dennis Auction
Barn every Saturday at 1.00 p.m
and 7.30 p.m.

Poultry and Hogs at 12 noon,
Cattle not before 1 o'clock
Farm Dispersals Conducted
Anywhere