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ITCHENWARE!

Make your kitchen attractive with these matching utensils, All in
cream with red or green trim. Smart and colorful...and look at the
reasonable cost! Drop in and see them!

BREAD BOXES, Roll top .

KITCHEN STOOLS

FLOUR CANS, to hold 24
COOKIE

TINS

TEA KETTLES grey enamel. . . .
CXINA CUPS & SAUCERS 6for . .
SHERBETS6for . 5
WASHS Gach: wace oe oe
SALT & PEPPERS, cut glass, pair

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Daly’s Hardware

AT THE BUSY CORNEK

TELEPHONE 180
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LADIES’ WEAR....
LADIES’ WHITE PURSES—in materials similar to the
expensive models. Special at :
LADIES’ & MISSES’ WHITE MESH GLOVES—
Medium and

CHAMOIS FABRIC GLOVES—all sizes, colors in Navy
f brown, grey or black. Pair

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DRY GOODS....

SUN- AND TUB-FAST PRINTS—in light and dark shades
86-inches wide. Special per yard
HEAVIER QUALITY, Per yard ....

HEAVY EBROADCLOTH—in pastel shades. ‘Guaranteed
Per yard

TiC-TOC DRESS MATERIAL—A strOng-wearing corded
material. Special per yard ............cececs ecu

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H INDIAN BLANKETS—for car throws

A Special at ..

large sizes

MEN’S WEAR....

MEN'S TWO-TONE BRUSHED WOOL SWEATERS— 59
All-wool; zipper fastening. In greys, browns, blues $4.

a $198

OVERALLS $149

MEN'S WATERPROOF DRESS HATS—in a pleasing
grey or white coloring. Special at

MENS & YOUTH’S BLACK DENIM PA
‘Zipper fastened pocket. All sizes ...

DALY’S DRY GOODS &MEN’S WEAR
§. etephone 64 Abbotsford

SPORT IN THE DISTRICT

Abbotsford
Boxla Team
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Wins Game

In a gameo hiner more even
than the final score suggests, Abbots-
ford entry in the Valley
Mission at

box 19. to 5 on
25. Mission

Fraser
‘Boxla League
Jubilee
Wednesday,
short
due

defeated
Park
May

two of
to damages they
previous day in
liw

the
was
its best men
received the
Chil-

one o1

a game with
Wild Horses,

McInnes of Abbotsford was in
good scoring form and ran up a
personal total of 10 goals and one
assist. Irvies got in two goals and
credits for four assists and Vanetta
three goals and an assist, account-
ing for most of the home score.

Jim Roberts coached to
tage from the sidelines.

The games are attracting an in-
creasing gallery. Coquitlam plays
jhere Friday at 6.30 p.m.

advan-

DALY-HUNT'S AGAIN WIN;
BUT IT WAS CLOSE!

We wuz robbed!—The star centre
fielder of the Daly-Hunt softball
team did his utmost on Thursday
last to give Andrews’ Dwarfs the
Game but in the last half of the
tenth the power hitters did their
stuff to win by a score of 5-4.
From the sideline gossip the um-
ee aided in Daly's win also, but

then the winners must have had
the most money up for them—and
you know how money talks. And-

and that’s a bet.—Contributed. (Ed.
—We're not so sure about that!)

DWARFS BEAT STUDENTS .

Showing a much-improved brand
of ball, “Slim's* high school soft-
}ballers held Andrews! Dwarfs down
[to a 5-7 score Thursday evening.
The students’ pitcher was “hot”
and had of the Andrews’
squad whiffing for a time.

$5000 GYM PROJECT
Word has been received
Washington, D.C., states the Sumas
(Wash.) News, that President Roose:
velt has $3500 grant
of WPA labor for an addition to
the new Surnas Grade Schoo] gym-
nasium, The state has also agreed
to supply $500 toward the cost of
the building, but an additional
$1500 must be raised locally to
complete the project. :

several

from

approved a

rews' just won't beat us this year, !

|P.R.C. LIFESAVING
CLASSES AT POOL

Come on in—the water's
Classes in life-saving will
menced shortly at the Abobtsford
swimming pool, Mr, T. Ruben an-
Registration and informa-
tion may be obtained from Mr. R.
Gilmour at the pool.

The Jubilee P.R.C. had a wiener
roast on May 26, and elected the
following membership committee:
, Robert Heath, Edith Evanoff, Helen
Kuzonski, Gordon Heath and Bern-
hard Evanoff.

STUDENTS SOFTBALL
ENTRY HAS SPONSOR

| Sponsorship of she High School

fine!
be com-

nounces,

jentry in the Abbotsford Softball
; League has been undertaken by
| ‘Slim's” ‘Tire Service.
NORTH AND SOUTH
; SIDE TRADE BOARDS
PLAN SOFTBALL TILT

Tuesday, June 7, 6.30 p.m., Jubi-
les Grounds, Abbotsford, are the
day, date, time and place set for

the first of  two-best-out-of-three
softball games scheduled ‘between
picked teams of Mission and Ab-
botsford boards of trade. The chal-
lenge was receved from the north
shore of the Fraser at the last
meeting of the south side board
and seconds have been working out

the details. Line-up for the A. S.
& M. squad, according to Coach
‘Harry Thomas includes: President

,O,. W. Benedict, Secretary M. M.
| Shore, H. BE, Beetlestone, Angus
;Campbell, H. S, Andrews, M. Pihl,
. G. Finch, A. Clausen and A.
{ Crouters Mission is also reported to
be picking an allstar team. This is
‘one game you don’t want to miss.

A. S. M. JUNIOR TRACK
MEET TO BE HELD ON
THURSDAY, JUNE 9TH

The Junior Track Meet, deferred
last month because of rain-soaked
condition of the grounds,
scheduled for Mt. Lehman Park on
Thursday, June 9.
mence at 10 a.m.

is now

Sports will com-

Softball schedule for the month
of June: June 2, Daly-Hunt vs.
Lawrence-Nelson; June 6, Lawrence-
Nelson vs.. High School; June 9,
High School vs. Lawrence-Nelson;
June 13, Andrews ys- High School;
June 16, Lawrence Nelson ys. Daly-
Hunt; June 20, High School
Daly-Hunt; June 23, Lawrence-
Nelson vs. Andrews.

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COMING

EVENTS

bbotsford
Wheatre

FRIDAY & SATURDAY
June 3rd & 4th—

, Matinee Saturday at 2.30
Robert Louis Stevenson's

‘EBB TIDE’

IN TECHNICOLOR
—=starring—

Oscar Homolka, Frances Farmer
Ray Milland Lloyd Nolan
The first picture ever made show-
ing the beauty of the South Seas

in color,
Mickey Mouse

Novelty News

MONDAY ONLY—June 6th
SPENCER TRACY
FRANCHOT TONE
GLADYS GEORGE

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““They Gave
Him A Gun’’

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SUMAS, WASH.
MONDAY

Afternoon and Night
One Day Only -- Rain or Shine
Doors Open at 1 and 7 p.m.
Bis Circus Bargain Day
: Children 25c Adults 40c

stewed

GOOD CLOVER HAY
CROP IN BARNS

First cutting of clover on Sumas|than a year ago, and while it is

Fege:

crop is reported considerably better

Rase Theatr

SUMAS, WASH,

THURSDAY

& FRIDAY
June 2nd & 3rd—
Returned by Popular Demand!—

‘Frankenstein’

LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST’

Admission 10c and 27c

SATURDAY & SUNDAY
June 4th & 5th—
CONSTANCE BENNETT and
BRIAN AHERNE in—

“Merrily We Live”

Selected Short Subjects
Admission 15c and 35¢
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
June 7th & 8th—

BARBARA STANWYCK
and JOHN BOLES in—

**Stella Dallas’’

The ‘trenches ‘turned him into a mie Me ha eectaan
rubles "aOR eae: Admission 10¢ and 16¢
Cartoon Travelogue

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY nie

June 8th & 9th—

JOHN HOWARD

BARBARA REID
ines :

“LET THEM LIVE”
—PLUS—
‘““NAVY BLUES”

A smooth comedy with Dick Pur-
cell, Mary Brian.

Peardonyille Community Ass'n.

in PEARDONVILLE HALL
FRIDAY, JUNE 3rd

Paige's Mountaineers
25c; Men 35c

on

Ladies Eats

Matsqui Hall Association

OLD TIME © MODERN
DANCE

in MATSQUI HALL
FRIDAY, JUNE 17")

on

9.30-2.30

Tom

too early

Prairie well advanced befor to forecast the

the change in weather and a large|seed crop, glowers are optimistic. |

was second, or

David & His Melody Kings
Admission 50c Refreshments
Free Busses, Abbotsford, Mission

AUCTION
SALE
Sat’day; June 4

at 1,00 p.m.
In the Nelles Warehouse,

+ Opposite
Office, Abb

B.C. T
Veal cal and other livestock
and poultry; Furniture. Contents of

a six-room Matsqui house including
range and kitchen utensils, furnish-
ings of living room and bedrooms.
Being sold without reserve to close

an estate.

POCOCK

The Auctioneer
We Specialize in dispersal
farm or home

sales,

The average tourist drives 4,000
miles in two weeks of vacation,

— WILLAN’S
COLEMAN SAFETY RANGES

Light like city ga:

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New type burners light instantly—just strike a
match, turn a valve—light the bi or!

and green baked enamel. Over-all dimensions $7-In, by 16-in.
by 45 in. High open grate cooking top ld-In. by 31-in.

New Low $3490

Price .
Terms May Be Arranged

BIRD CAGES

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enables us to sell at this price!
Special

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GALVANIZED PAILS, Hot galvanized; regular 40c, Special

5150

500 MILK BOTTLE CAPS, Pull Tab; regular 75c; Special... 50¢

DOUBLE RAWHIDE HAUTARS, regular $1.80, Special .

WILLAN’S HARDWARE

East of R. R. Track Telephone 81
YF PPPOE POSS OOEODPP ODE LTS.

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Prices Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 2nd, 3rd & 4th— |

SALE OF AYLMER CANNED FOODS

TOMATOES, Aylmer 214’s....Tin 10c} AYLMER SOUP
TOMATO JUICE, Ayl. 10-02. 5 tins 25c} Vesetable, Tomato
CORN, Aylmer Bantam 17-02. Tin 10c} & tins BOE
WHOLE KERNEL CORN, Ayl. 10-0z. 9c! “}yimen Am
CORN ON COB, Aylmer 3’s....Tin 17¢) AYLMER JAM
ASPARAGUS CUTTINGS, 0. City Tin 14c | strry., Raspberry
CHOPPED FOODS for juniors 3 tins 25c | 32-02 jar BAe
SPINACH, Aylmer 2’s Tin tet

| PORK & BEANS, Ayl. 16-0z. 3 tins 23c | “YLMPR stIceD

Le rop Wp OZ, im 4c “PEACHES
PEA OMG Re inens ces eon ae 2% size tn |
CATSUP, Quaker 2’s......2 tins 19¢ | eo eat ene ae
SUGAR CRISP Royal Standard GRAPENUT
CORN FLAKES phaL OUR FLAKES
A perfect baker
ob Pkts. BBE | 49 ibs. - i.o8 | DB kts. D¥E
CHEESE, B.C. Mild - - Lb. 19c TEA
BUTTER, F. Valley ist grade 3 Ib. 95c| Empress Lb. 53c
YELLOW SUGAR, B.C, fancy 3 Ib. (5c| Alrway - Lb. 45¢
PRUNES, Sant*Clara - 3 Ibs. 19¢] ¢ 9 F FEE
APRICOTS, California - - Lb, {5c} Mxmum Tin 33c
COCOANUT, fine or medium - Lb, {5c{ Airway - Lb. 25¢
LARD, North Star pure - 2/Jbs, 23¢|  smuusrmmant
SYRUP, Rogers’ Golden 5-Ib. pail 30c SALMON
MATCHES, Royal - -. 3 doz. 35¢) Sb. DSe
OXYDOL P..& G. Naptha Soap....10 bars 35c
saree; Ay small Kirk?ss Castle memes aa bars /25c
Both .. 22¢ Calay Soap ....... .. 4 bars 22c
Ivory Flakes ........ Large pkt. 22c
SHINOLA WAX ve mae Ige. size....2 bars 19c
2 west Ivory ............ 4 bars 19¢
Tin 1B | dinamite Bleach |. | 2 btls, (5c
ae LETTUCE
ORANGES 2 doz. 35¢] 3 ter 9,
GRAPEFRUIT, large - - 3 for (0c eae
adoen (ip

LEMONS, extra large - -
COCOANUTS, fresh - -

QUALITY BEEF

3 for (06) SPINACH
2 for 9¢ | 4 Ibs. - - - (90

LOCAL MILK-FED VEAL

Round Bone Roasts 15 Shoulders - - ~ Lb, 16c
Blade Roasts; Lh. c ‘Leg Roasts - - Lb, 2{c
Rib Boiling Beef - Lb. (0c| Veal Cutlets - - Lb. 200
Beef Sausage Veal Stew - 2 Ibs, 2500
Beef Liver Lb. 14¢c Lamb Stew - 2 Ibs, 35¢
Fletcher’s Bacon SHORTENING Cottage Rolls

By the piece UE with ord, Whole or Halt

Lb. .. O¢ | 2 bs Ze]. . age

Ling God =~ = - Lb. 146 COMBINATION —

Fresh Halibut - Lb. {8c} {-Ib. Wieners 5 a

Haddie Fillets - Lb. Ate Yp-lb. Cooked Ham 55c
c

Kippers - - 2 Ibs.
SAFEWAY STORES UTD,

3 large Dills

We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities

LORNA BORG orro NOHMEN, wate
urred in the M.S-A,
Funeral services for Lorna Violet The death occ! ie
General Hospial on May 26 ©
Lillian ‘Borg, daugrter of Mr. and aaa
Norman, a resident of Matsqui for
Mrs. Albert Borg of Matsqui, who, 5 eRe Seer 7)
passed away at the family home on | ever years, : ae
6 ceased is survived by a son in
May 26, the eve of her llth birth- | sect
erett and a daughter in Seattle,
day, very largely attended. * hela tat
Funeral services were he!
They were held at Henderson Fune- a
1H day at 2 Rey. | xenderson Funeral Home on S UE:
we eeratah sian eaea ae aes day, Rey. EB. Scratch officiating. In=
i a Ce terment was In Hazelwood cemetery.
‘a Pallbearers were H. Manson, 1p,
Reid, R Gilberg, W. Sutherland, J,
Patch and G. H. Rottluff.

were

interment
Pall-
Sander-

in Hazelwood cemetery,

bearers were T, Rennie, R.
and J.
is surrvived by
and two sisters,

cocn, Jones Thompson.

Lorna her parents

floats and a grand costume ball
Sumas business houses will close form part of the program for the
at noon on Thursdays during June -British Empire Day at the 1939

July and August, Lynden and Eyes- Golden Gate International Exposi-
son have also agreed to do so. tion. 4 Ree