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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

PUFFED WHEAT, Quaker Rea ub Ta

QUALITY FOODS AT POPULAR PRICES
. Packet Qe 9¢

PLUM JAM, Nabob Pure ............ 4b. tin B4¢

Personal Paragraphs F

Contributed by our District Correspondents

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UNITED

*  MATSQUI.

An affair of much interest will be
held on Tauraday, June 16, when
Mrs. Howard Rottluff will enter-
tain at a garden party and straw-
social at her home, Spanish
novelties and contributions by local
Provide a varied
Ico cream and strawber-
ries will ke served. The proceeds
will ald the milk fund for Spanish
Orphans, 31

SALMON wjohaare We RMR Ok 2 tall tins I'G¢
berry
SARDINES swan dpe’ 3 tins Je ‘
ad entertainers will
PRUNES Se 4ae Ee 2 pounds B'g¢@ pirermn
CRISCO RK Sionwd sia Shuhcaibaen I-pound tin DG
TEA, Red and White Orange Pekoe ........ Lb. AS?¢

M. C. Walker & Co.

THE RED & WHITE STORE

Atangard Block FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Telephone 1

ENO’S FRUIT SALTS, Household size .......... 7O¢

30

# of the Gifford Sunday
school hela a meeting in Glenmore
school on Friday evening when ar-
rangements were made to hold the
annual picnic at Cultus Lake on
Saturday. The Sandberg bus and
Private cars will provide transporta-
tion,

Mr, and Mrs. J. Westlin had as
their guests recently Mr. and Mrs.

Nordine anc Mr, and Mrs. Roedine

nici Baleey

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

ASK FOR QUALISY BREAD

You can

onion, finely chopped; 2
ing tablespoons butter;
water,

Fry minced onion in
till light brown. Stir an
meat, Cook till brown.
tomato soup and water,
add noodles. Stir and
till noodles are tender.

ROBERTS’
Meat Market

J. ROBERTS, Prop,
Phone 56: Abbotsford

water may be added if ni
Season tc
and olives, Put

A total of 2,569 illegal train riders
and other trespassers on railroad :
Property lost their lives in 1937, ac-|@
cording to complete reports for the
year, just received by George A.
Shea, Director of Investigation, Ca-
nadian National Railways and Vice-
Chairman of the Protective Section
of the Association of American
Railroads, At the same time, 2,629
trespassers were injured.

Phone 111

- ’
: This Week’s
always select j/|: fi
eal Recipe
aroasto 00 e é
& 4 Tallerine
Btetr Deen, Mile c te ance
.) Tound steak or ND EA a
at can jtcmnato ppp a8 coe

1 cup grated cheese; 1 medium

heap-
1 cup

butter
d add
Add
then
cook
More
eeded.

taste and add corn
in buttered
casserole, Sprinkle with cheese
Cook 45. minutes at 350, then
let stand for 15 minutes with
heat off Bere Rervine-

Benedict « ©

QUALITY GROCERS
Abbotsford

The Wonder Stomach
(10) Eats es a Ries anormal (1)
BrOxce rience) sta e150

Specials at Weir’s....

GOGGLES

All Styles and Shapes
19¢ & $150

HEADQUARTERS FOR FILMS AND CAMERA SUPPLIES
Bring In Your Films and Have Us Develop Them

BIS-MA-REX

Powder

DENNISON’Se CREPE PAPER—IN ALL COLORS AND SHADES

Violin, Guitar, Banjo and Steel Guitar Strings Kept in Stock

ISH YOUR MEDICINE OABINET WITH FRESH SUP-
"ROM OUR LARGE STOCK—REMEMBER THAT PRE-
VENTION IS BETTER THAN A CURE

Stationery 3]
Phone 8

Weir’s Rexall Pharmacy

.« PRESCRIPTIONS
Kodaks _

of Seattle. Mrs, Westlin and Sylvia
returned with their guests and have
been spending the past week at
Seattle,

Mrs, Ray Wright, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Erickson the past four weeks
has returned to her home at Van-
couver.

Miss Brice of Vancouver was the
week-end guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, A Brice,

Mr, Stuart Thompson of Vancouy-
er spent the week-end ag the guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank
‘Phompson.

Yhe travelling library van will
call at the Glenmore school corner
on Wednesday at 4.40 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Little had as
; Week-end guests Mr, and Mrs. J,
eeex Mr. and Mrs, Highfield and
Peter Highfield of Vancouver.

Miss Ethel Smith, who has been
spending scme time in California; is
visiting at the home of her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Percy Smith.

PEARDONVILLE

Ronald Hall attended the wedding
of his sister which took place in
Vancouver on Saturday,

Mrs. J, N. McInroy visited friends
in Mission City on Friday. i

Mrs. B. Blaxland is home after
spending a week in Seattle.

Mrs. Brown, Miss Nan Brown and
Miss Maud Wright visited at the
home of Mrs. A. Marriette recently.

Mrs. Newman had as a Sunday
visitor her mother, Mrs, Johnstone
of Vancouver, also her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, R." Catto
and their son ‘Ronnie,
four-generation gathering.

Miss Agnes Scott and Miss Peggy
Kennedy of Vancouver spent the
week-end at the home of the form-
er’s parents, Mr, and=Mrs, J. Scott.

SUMAS DISTRICT.

Mr, and Mrs. Stafford and family

making a

and Joan Day spent Sunday at
‘White Rock,

ie Born; On May 30, to Mr. and
Mrs. O. Johnson, a son, .-

Mr, A. Davidson, who hag been
visiting at the home of Mr. and
[Pas Beldam, has returned to his
home in Vencouver,
| Mr. and Mrs. R. Harris had as
their guests on Sunday Mr, and
Mrs. A. Westergreen and family of
Sumas, Wash.

Mrs. J. Vanderhock is a paient
in the M. S. A. hospital,

Maxine Kenney left on Friday for
a week's visit with friends in Bel-
lingham and Portland, She will at-
ted gr at Port-

ERIC T, WEIR, Phm. B.

land College.
The dance given by the Elks in

PETER DAWSON LTD. SCOTLAND

SUMAS COW-TESTING
ASSOCIATION

The following herds averaged 3

of May, 1938,
Small Herds

a J. Dela (HH).
large Herds

B. Stewart (H)

tT. 5. Higgs’ (G)

£, Stickland (J) ..,..1197 49,
1346 49.

J. 8. Hunter (J) .. -1000 45.
"g|47% inches

Olsen's new barn was a success
both financially and socially.

Mrs. Stafford, Beryl Stafford, Mrs,
P. Starr attended the piano recital
o|4n the Empress Hotel at Chilliwack

ibs, or more of fat for the month|°" Thursday evening,

All records for lake trout were
7|broken when Miss Leone Hayes
g|Pulled a fish out of Lake Athat-
Papuskow on the Flin Flon line of

.5|the Canadian National Railways on

g|Northern Manitoba, Her catch was
long and weighed 63

Ibs. The world's record for lake

Mrs. JDM. Keefer (J) 958 45.1,
|C,-H. Beldam (G) .. 848 45.0| ‘rout up to that time was a fish
| Mrs Austin (J) ...-.. 905 43.2 Caught in Quebec, It welghed 48
|H. E. Stewart (H) ..1186 dg peconas.
|Iten & Williman (M) ..1072 41.8 —
ALY | J. Olsen No, 2 (M) ..1008 40.8

“sg PECI 4s. G, Fadden (H) ..,1053 40.0 FOOT MISERY

| Mrs, C, Stafford (J) .. 914 40.0

| G. Rudge (G) .....+. 914 39.

| scorcw ws

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J. MeGarva (H)
J, J, ANDREWS,

Supervisor | who

When feet burn, sting itch, and

9) ghoes feel as if they were cutting
W. Porter & Son (H) 120% 38.
J, Olsen No. 1 (M) ., 897 37.
nein Sin 37.2

6|right into the flesh, get a bottle of
7\Moone’s Emerald Ol) and rub well
on feet and ankles morning and
night for a few days.
A new dircovery for
have found blessed

thousands
relief.

Moone’s Emerald Oil is easy and
This advertisement is not published! ‘Are you ond your wife on speak-|Dleasant to use—it does not stain.
or displayed by the Liquor Control Economical—money back if not

ing terms?”
Board or by the Government or . ,

British Columbia.

“Well, I’m Uestening again.”

satisfied. George A. Black and good
druggists everywhere,

CLAYBURN Phone 54

PURITY

Andrews’ Grocery }

STORES

We Deliver

The C. G L» 7. group and the
Trail’ Rangers held their closing
(meeting in the form of a surprise
party in honor of their respective
leaders, Mrs. D. Donaldson and
Rev, Donaldson who are leaving
shortly for Milner. On behalf of
the girls, Miss Jessie Peachey pre-

ing lamp and bouquet of roses, and
Bob Young presented Mr. Donald-
son with a meén’s set.

Shredded Wheat, 2 pkts. 2le
Corn Beef ® 2
Brown Sugar - <=
Ivory Hand Soap

Castile Soap
North Star Lard =

2 tins 25c
4 lbs. 22¢
4 bars 19e
10 bars 25e
2 Ibs. 23e

Caravan
Floating

Mrs. Smith was a recent visitor
to Vancouver, where she visited her
husband, who is a patient in the
Shaughnessy Military Hospital.

Mr. Jack Young was a recent vi-
sitor to Vancouver.

Misses Bessie and Mary Domke
of Va r spent the k-end
as guests of their parents.

Mr, Jack Fox of Vancouver spent
the week-end with his parents. :

Otto and Gus Peterson spent some
time as gueste of Mr. and Mrs, G.j
Purver.

Members of the Womens Associa-
tion held a quilting party at the El
home of Mrs. J. Reid, Ridgedale,
on Tuesday. © Hl

=
sented Mrs. Donaldson with a read- H
a
a
Hee

2 oe

BLACK Fins

Kill That Fly

FLY TOX

* 35¢ ° 65¢

aire
on DBE

2 bbs. ...... 19¢

Slot Weather Drinks
GRANTHAM’S LIME CORDIAL

13-0z. bottle ...... 25¢
MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE |
13-0z. 35¢ 38-02. $1

MALKIN’S FRUIT JUICES —

Lemon, Orange, Lime

13-02. bottle ...... DEE
LEMONADE POWDER

«os. -- “SM B. 8-02; ting
Tis sock ote aa
Each 5c

Mrs. George Gay, who is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. Heal-
ey, spent the week-end in Vancouver

Mrs. N, Pomeroy visited friends

Tomatoes, M.B. 2 tins 25c
Corn, M.B.....2 tins 25c
Peas, M.B. 5’s..2 tins 25c

Thirstaide + ~ ~

Y,-Ib, Sinclair Toffee
5 “20-Grand” Razor Blades
Both for - - =~ 20¢

in Vancouver recently.

MT. LEHMAN

Mrs. Irvin Fleugel expects to

M's ABE:

. TUNA, FISH

M. B. White

ws Qie¢

MARMALADE
Mrs. Patterson's

A Ibs. 35¢

leave shortly to join her husband in f
Alaska.
Mr. Wm. Merryfield is back at

Fig Bars ......., Lb. 15c Mila
Broken Sodas .. Lb. 10c CHES! NIE

Lb. 23c¢
Lb. Sic

the post office after an absence of

dent,

Delicia .. 35c TE
Fresh Grnd Lb. 19¢

Tasttycup ..., Lb. 450
Delicla ...... Lb. 52c

Mrs. C, H Herron has returned
home after spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs, A, Burnier in
Abbotsford, 4}

Mr. Croker on the Bradner road : a
hag the misfortune to severely cut = LEMONS— "3

a

GRAPEFRUIT—
Extra large; 6 for.

a
a
several mouths following an acci- COFFE
=
A
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his hand last’ week. Extra large; Dozen. .

25¢
Batra large; Dovén.. PaDE

25¢

Focal; ios... LOE
Tocal; 6 Ibscs-ss.. ODE
Scstration; 5 the... LOE

Two moré ornamenal trees from

Abbotsford have been planted at the mj Prices
municipal hall, and will add to the GHMBI
natural beauty of the grounds,

ABERDEEN

An enjoyable afternoon was spent
at the home of Mrs. C. Ferris, the;
occasion belag her birthday. Cards
were played and prizes were won
by Mrs. J. K. Gledhill and Mrs. C.
Morrison. The guest of honor was
presented with a zipper bag by the
birthday club. Tea was served by
Mrs, Alfred Gledhill assisted by Mrs.

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Friday, June 9th, 10, 11th—

Valley First!

Build Community Effort—Local
Labour, Local Beauty, Local Events
Matsqui Munic. is to be congrat-
ulated on having F.V.M.P.A. picnic
of some 1400 Valley farmers and
families gather on municipal grounds
June cu) for their annual picnic,

W. Denny.

The social held in the hall Satur-
day evening was well attended. The
event was pianned in appreciation
of the many who donated their ser+
vices in the building of the com-
munity hall, The singing of “
Canada” was followed by some of
the old time pieces sung yery heart-
fly. Voluneeers contributing to the
Program were Mr, Sawatsky and
Mr. Holloway, who each sang a
solo, a recitation by Mrs. Walter
Towland and Miss Sheila Towlan.
Mr, Arthur Gledhill and his two
sons sang and acted “Old- King
‘Cole’ which was much enjoyed.
Dancing folowed till 12 o'clock to
the music of the ‘Jolly Rangers”,
an orchestra made up of local
young people. While the refresh-
ments were being prepared, Mr.
Arthur Gledhill, vice-president of
the club, distributed membership
tickets to all present who helped
in the erection of the hall. Before
the fall meetings start a drive for
members is planned,

BRADNER

—_——-

There will not be a service at St.
Margarett's church on Sunday, June
12. Tranaportation has been arrang-
ed for members of the congregation
desirous of attending the ordination
service of thelr ministter, Rey. F,
S. Henderson, which is to be held
on that date at Christ Church Cath-
edral in Vancouver.

An Afghan tea will be held in
the Bradner hall on Thursday after-
noon under the auspices of the Com-
munity Club. .

The Junivr Lacrosse team played
Abbotsford on Wednesday last, win-
ning by the close margin of 7 to 6.

Mr. and Mrs, Curtis of Toronto
are visiting their daughtter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Brown.

Confirmation service was held on
Sunday last at St. Margaret's church

FELT HATS —

At lowest

DRY GOODS
Post Office Building

YOUNG MEN'S A ~ R
Due in this week. Lower prices. Ste the range when acy

STRAW HATS
HEADWEAR FOR DRESS AND EV ERYDAY. USE

Jas. Lawrence

arrive!

ACHT CAPS
prevailing prices

— FOOTWEAR

Telepone 200
Pl Ty

SHOES

AND SHOE REPAIRS
If you suffer foot trouble, let
me fit you with

he famous “Dexter” Shoes -

A. McDONALD

Near Binck’s Drug Store
Essendene Ave, E.

SHORTS AND SLACKS
—and the—
NEW ATHLETIC
JOCKEY SHORTS

from Ade

Clearing Summer Felts at $1.69

THE SINGER STORE

Abbotsford

HENDERSON

YALE ROAD, ABBOTSFORD

HARVEY HeNPENSON, Manager

FUNERAL HOME

24-HOUR SERVICE

summer months. The

your car—test your
wheel alignment.

Summer Time...Travel-time
and Accident-

Statistics show that highway accidents increase sharply in

time!

reason?.

longer trips and consequent faster travelling,

Be ready for emergencies! Let the Jacartin “Go. over"
brakes and lights,
Remember, the car
car behind the one ahead! Let Brick or Pete see your car,

JACARTIN GARAGE |

PETE MARTIN

the steering and |
to watch Is the 4

H
a
-More cars on the road, H

EARL JACOBSON ts
eee

by the Most Rev. Archbishop De-

Pencier, and the following young PHONE 82

people were confirmed: Kathleen

Philps, Fay Hansen, Peggy Grey,

Dora Dupleix, Russell Burmester,| Holy Communion service

Gordon Clark and

Roy Dupleix.! His Grace dedicated a memorial to

followed. | the

d by the

late Mrs. Brough, which was

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