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Abbotsford Paragraphs

Lorne Vanetta of the Abbots-
ford Overwaitea store, Jack Leich
of the Mission Safeway Store and
Ray Serl of the Chilliwack Safe-
way staff are spending a vaca-
tion-week fishing at Kamloops.

Miss Edna Rochon, nurse-in-
training at St. Joseph’s Hospital,
Victoria, is spending two weeks
at her home.

Abbotsford Theatre has extend-
ed its service by the installation

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Per insertion; up to

Two

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15 words; ex-
tra words 2c each; Cash with Ad,
Insertions for 60c Cash

FOR SALE
—Say You Saw It In The 2 bas

Dried

ATTENTION FARMERS!
your

Distillers Grain. Order

MISCELLANEOUS

—Say You Saw It In The News—

of a The new listing
carries the number 223,

Miss Peggy Anderson received
word at the first of the week
that she had been successful in
writing the advanced examina-
tions of the Toronto Conservatory
of Music.

With as many as 22 men work-
ing at one time, fast progress is
being made on construction of the
large new premises for the J. S.
Daly Hardware and Drygoods
Stores,

Jack Lucas of Seattle and Jack
Hart of Spokane, cyclists, stopped

FOR PASSPORT PICTURES see
Valley Photo Service, Lt

Station.

briefly in Abbotsford on Wednes-
day afternoon on their tour of
the Fraser Valley. They have come
the entire distance by bicycle, stop-

winter's supply before S
ber 1 for summer prices,
ernment reg. analysis. B. Al-
brecht, 8514 Ash St., Vancouver.
Phone LAng. ey 20

ae Phone Ans
botsford 97M.

light del-

LIVE OR DEAD animals wanted
Fox Feed and_ Fertilizer.
Phone Aldergrove 489 Scoueety

for

ping at Youth Hostel Camps. They

are enjoying their trip and speak

highly of Canadian hospitality.
Inspector A. S. Towell returned

WANTED

7 | _say You Saw It In The News—

to Victoria on the midnight boat
on Sunday after attending the
MSA Advisory Board meeting in

FOR SALE—Baled hay.
James, Kilgard.

FOR SALE—3000 30-inch shakes;
5000 20-inch shakes. A. Balock,
Mt. Lehman. 30

FOR S, Rhode Island Red
yearling ‘hens. $10 the lot. Wm.
Turner, phone Abbotsford 191-1 ne

Peter
34

SAWDUST— Fresh water, first
growth, screened; $3.50 Deru
ennce 91R, J. Falk, RR. 1,
botsford.

FOR SALE—Young pigs 9 weeks
Haywood, learn nao

FOR SALE—One-yearold bull. M
Lysak, Emerson rd, Eaton:

HANDY STAPLER—Cheap, effi-
cient for fastening papers to-
gether, tacking labels to cartons
and boxes, keeping school papers

together, tacking shelf aper,
etc. Apply The News iffice,
Abbotsford. 9

ERS FOR WOOD— Sealed

tenders will be received for 2:
ricks wood up to July 27. Fo

information apply Taylor's Ser-

vice Station.

Al d on Friday night.
1 Charlie Trowsdale is spending
| two weeks in Vancouver with his
aunt, Mrs. B. Crouse.

Tenders are being invited in an-

WANTED—Alder, Birch and Maple
eee on landing or stumpage
Alexander
phone
28

Bale Renae Bros.,
1, Milner,
eee OLA,

other column by the Corporation
of Abbotsford in connection with
the waterworks improvements
scheme now in progress.

Mr. and Mrs. A. MacDonald are

WANT:

and board in or near Abbotsford.
Write Box 41 care The News,

Abbotsford.

‘ED—Gentleman wants room

spending a two weeks’ vacation

touring Vancouver Island.
Premises o fthe MSA branch of

the Br: “Ker Milling Co.,

TYPEWRITER TABLETS —

100
sheets white newsprint 8%x1l.

Per pany 10c or 3 pads 25c. 99
RUBB: STAMP;

Abbotsford.
OFFICE PADS—Convenient size,

5%4x3% at The News, 3 for 10c.

‘SS save your
time, ae iat little and can be
uickly secured from THE NEWS,

Ltd, in Abbotsford are being
brightened with a new cream-col-
ored exterior paint job.

Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Fisher and
family of Wetaskwin, Alta., who
have been visiting Mr. Fisher's
brother, Mr. Albert Fisher and

Corporation of Abbotsford
TENDER

are

FOR SALE—125 pullets 4% mos.
old, ready to lay; White Leg-
horns and New Hampshire. H.
Cc. M. Schmidt, 3957 Marshall
road. ; 38

WORKING MAN’S second-hand
furniture store in the old Pion-
eer Store, Abbotsord. _ 26

to depth of creek level;
the layin,

12 o'clock noon of Friday,
26, 1940.
George F. Pratt,
Village Clerk,

Abbotsford, B.C.

invited for digging a ditch
Laure] street and approx-
imately eighty (80) feet long and
also for
of 24-inch pipes and
filling. Tenders should be in the
hands’ of the undersigned pexore
uly

Mrs, Fisher of Poplar during the
past week, returned home via the
CPR on Tuesday,

Announcement is made by The
Valley Hardware in its regular
advertisement in this week's issue
of THENEWS that the business will
be moved early in August fo a
new location west of the Safeway
Store.

Miss Margaret Irvine of Van-
couver spent the weekend at her
home.

Miss B. McKnight of Britannia
Beach is the guest for a week of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Anderson.

Miss Molly Johnson of Vancou-
ver spent part of last week with
Miss Georgette Bourquin.

The Olive and Pickle Bridge
Club entertained Thursday even-
ing at the home of Mrs, Norman
Switzer in honor if Miss Doreen
Anderson, a popular bride of this
week. The guest of honor was
Presented with a mantle clock
from the assembled guests,

KAYSER HOSE !

Chiffon and Semi-Service, latest shades - from

75e€

Kayser and Stanfield’s

Panties and Vests

59e

Rayon Undies - from

— White and Blossom

$1

Kayser “Twinside” Four-Gore Bias Slips

20

Sizes 32 to 44; white, black and navy

Just prior to their dding on
Tuesday night, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Jones received a wire of congrat-
ulations from the groom’s uncle
in Leeds, England.

Bouts at the War Savings show
at Abbotsford Theatre on Mon-
day night included Andy and
Frank Tereposki, who fought to
a draw; Bobby and Bill Ball, who
also fought to a draw; and asort
of a wrestling dance by Jimmy
Macbeth vs. Fred Sterling. Mac-
beth is credited with a fall over
Sterling, but the latter is credited
with a dastardly bit of play, when
out of a bandage on his supposed-
ly broken arm, the referee pulled
@ leaf of a car spring. Sterling
threatened revenge with the use
of a whole spring the next time
he meets “Pork” Macbeth.

THENEWS publishes the names of
those of the MSA Area who have
enlisted in the various divisions
of service with a mind to keeping
a complete record. Those who have
relations or friends in the Army,
Navy or Air Force are requested
to inform this newspaper and so
enable the list to be kept complete
and up-to-date,

Mrs. Edwards, Lower Sumas
road, has been ill in bed for sey-
eral days.

Mrs, P. M. Zalesky returned on
Monday evening from Brandon,
Manitoba, after a hurried trip to
attend the funeral of ‘her mother.

Bob DeCluney of Boston Bar,
former cafe operator in Abbots-
ford, was in town on Tuesday.

Miss Sylvia Starr of Hunting-
don left on July 1 to join the
training staff at the Essondale
Mental Hospital.

Ralph Gram left Friday night
for Winnipeg where his marriage
takes place this Thursday.

Billy Wakefield sustainedia sev-
ere laceration of the ‘head as the
result of a diving accident at Cul-

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Plumbing

Heating
Installations

Under Home Improvement
or Standard Finance Plans,

Ask for Estimates,

JAGK A. WEIR

Mechanic and Electrician
Abbotsford

Phone 34M

Details

tus Lake on Sunday.

BORDER PATROL

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Now And Save

Improved Jem
Pints, doz 99c; mea doz $1.19; 1/-gal. doz $1.59

Fruit Jars

Dominion Wide Mouth

Pints, doz $1.19; Quarts, doz $1.39; 1/y-gal. doz $1.79

- Pints, dozen $1.19

Perfect Seal

Quarts, dozen $1.39

IDEAL WIDE-MOUTH ..............--

dozen $1.19

COLD-PACK GANNERS, blue-speck, T-qt. - each $1.39

THESE PRICES FOR ONE WEEK ONLY—

WE ARE MOVING EARLY IN AUGUST TO A NEW
LOCATION, WEST OF THE SAFEWAY STORE.

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vate cars, 37 on busses and 15 on
miscellaneous conveyances.

Two new patrolmen were added
to the force at the Lynden office
during the last week. They were
Lester Hugh Dorsey, Reid from
the coast guard cutter Pulaski at
Marshfield, Oregon, and Cecil F.
Vchulek, who was transferred to
Lynden from Seattle. Other addi-
tional officers are expected inthe
near future. Enlargement of the
Lynden force is being made in
line with the increased care being
taken to check the influx of un-
desirable aliens into the U.S.A.

MONEY PERMIT
ESSENTIAL NOW

Travellers to the United States
from Canada must hereafter carry
with them forms certifying that
the money they carry with them
—of whatever amount and whe-
ther in Canadian currency or not
—has been released by the For-
eign Exchange Control Board or
its agents for the puposes of their
journey.

Phone: Abbotsford 218

Valley Hardware

—THE FRIENDLY STORE—

East Essendene Ave.

CARD OF THANKS 2

G. C. Grant wishes to thank his

many friends of Abbotsford and

surrounding district for their pat-

ronage during his sixteen years
in the shoe business here.

CARD OF THANKS
James Higginson and members

DUTCH BULBGROWER
VISITS BRADNER AND
ABBOTSFORD FRIEND

An interesting visitor to the
MSA Area in the past week’ has
been H. Schouten of Warmond,
Holland, and, due to the difficul-
ty of returning to Nazi-occupied
Holland, at present of New York.
Mr. Schouten came here particul-
arly to visit Gerald Bader of the
Abbotsford Bakery with whom he
went to school in Holland. He
left Holland in October and has
not been able to return or obtain
word of the fate of his five sis-
ters and a brother there. The
country, he contends, was 85 per
ent. pro-Ally but its small air
force and army, peace-loving by
inclination, was no match for the
highly-trained soldiers of Ger-
many, taught from boyhood to be
killers. Mr. Schouten visited the
Bradner bulb district while here
and observed climatic conditions
were similar to that of the fa-
mous Dutch bulb district. The
land used in Holland, he said,
was valued at $3000 an acre and
immense quantities of. fertilizer

The General Construction Co. is
engaged in surfacing a 21-mile
stretch of the Kingsgate-Radium
road completing the full 160 miles

THOSE WISHING TO REGISTER TO ASSURE CABIN
ACCOMMODATION APPLY AT ONCE BY LETTER
OR PHONE ABBOTSFORD 161-Y

Canadian Hop Growers
Limited

SUMAS PRAIRIE
P.O. Address: RR. 3, Sardis, B.C.

from the boundary to Radium.

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN A SILO AND AN
IRISHMAN? ans.: PLENTY!

Sure, it’s silly, but it’s a good way
of telling you about the wonder-
ful difference between the seven
delicious flavors of PALM ICE
CREAM that we carry. Everyone

likes it so well that we thad to
double our refrigeration space
last week. The seven flavors are:
Strawberry Vanilla Chocolate
Fruit Pineapple Revel
and Maple Walnut

The Teddy Bear

Tommy and Frances Irvine
Essendene Ave.

Phone 183

T’S NOT TRUE!

ALVIN W. WEBB “SLIM” to you

——HAS NOT SOLD HIS BUSINESS.

HERBERT WEBB—who is no relation—MAY HAVE SOLD
HIS BUSINESS IN MATSQUI VILLAGE— BUT

SLIM’S TIRE SERVICE

ABBOTSFORD
is stil under the original management and “Slim” is there
pumping gas, mending tires and fixing batteries for his
many customers — Come up and see me sometime.

were used to permit the intensive
cultivation necessary.

es SESS: | of the family wish to express their
Ry a alnctte appreciation of the many
% ts F e indnesses shown them in. their
x lt H a S$ or en oung en ! | 3 recent bereavement through the
% {| death of Mr. William Higginson,
%{ NEW SHAPES — IN THE NEW GREENS AND BLUES brother jana uncle. They particul-
”% WOOL FELT—$]. 95 FUR FELT. 75 “| arly wish to thank Rev. A. J.
c] Li $ . %| Loughton, also the young ladies
RS 2 xg from the Church of the- Nazarene, Quenches thirst with a keener
% *| Abbotsford, who sang. i i
e SPORT SHOES FOR YOUNG MEN 2 Gentes = thrill and leaves you delightfully
A ‘ % THAN
BY Heavy “duck” panei and /vonme crepe soles; in buckle or % We wish'to extend our sincere refreshed. Order a case today.
Mt oxford styles; dark blue, and chocolate $2.19 | appreciation and thanks to our
% CLEARANCE, at special, per pair __\_ % many friends and neighbors for CAPILANO BREWING CO. LTD., VANCOUVER, B.C.
x] eir kindness and sympathy dur-
% CONTINUING CLEARANCE OF WOMEN’S WHITE SHOES ‘ing the long iiiness and death of
% BALANCE OF 1939 STOCK - ONE-THIRD OFF 1939 PRICES ‘| Ur beloved husband and father.
H Ro «| Our deepest thanks for the many
By [ D %| beautiful floral tributes. eT
% os 8 ev. ‘ameron, Mr.
| ¢ awrence Drygoods 2 Wan desma tnd‘eapiines
F oi "
Kl eo and Footwear € = * nt Reyburn and family.
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, Ka * CARD OF THANKS
f % P.O. Building Phone 200 %| The management of Abbotsford
tet ‘| Theatre wishes to express its ap-
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