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Miss Violet Mason returned by car ARRIVE AT LOCAL FUR FARM
| from a two weeks holiday In Kam-| Nutria—the South American cousin
Joos In company with Mise T. Evans! of our Canadian beave are now to
J and Mr. O. Mulrling, who are travel. fe dh alle
| ng to Seattle and Vancouver respec. |P€ Sen in Abbotsford in the mink
| tively ns of Mr. L. L. Brown, Yale road

Rix new Pupils enrolled in Clayburn | six of the Httle fur-beacing ode
| school. Miss Bain Is teacher ania ; 3 sas Chel
| Mr, Cooper has rented his cottage |“¢'@ brought from Ottawa, and {t is
next’ to the store to Mr, and Mrs. |clalmed by fur farmers that they of.

‘oughton. | fer profitable possibilities,

The C.Q.LT. will resume meetings|  ,,
next Friday under Mrs, Donaldson The size of a large cat, nutria pre-

| se » features o} r ne
| Ian Sutherland ts visiting friends in feeabrenneTs hele Niner re
als, : eo
| webbed like our beaver, thelr fro.
| eet as useful as those of a monke
Wide-branched walrus whiskers sprou

barn, Js being | trom a beaver-like head, while the

jail is taperingly long like that of a
jrat. A set of protruding yellow in
| Clsors indicate vegetarian habits, and
It 1s fawn in color and of good

| Vancouve

Purver has obtained

as waitress in Haddrell’s cafe,
Mr. W. Fooks'

repainted.

a

|
High School Students Name Council
Blection exciterient prevatied at the | He Pel
Sumas-Abbotsford. High School last | P!l¢
| week when officers were elected for These
jthe newly-formed Student's Council. | Western
Th final count showed this result:
| President—BiI Waterston.
Vice-president—Jane Leavitt,
See. s.—Kay Webster.
A school newspaper 1s to be issued,
and Jimmy McPhee was named the |
editor,

|

furry strangers, the first in
Canada, bear five litters in
| two years, five to ten young in a lit-
|ter. “Arriving into the World fully
tusked and furred the bables are able
within two hours of birth to feed
themselves on solid food, Thus, from
a fur-farmer’s standpoint, nutria loon
like manna from heaven.

|_ Request of a space in ‘The News for | i@4¥ Cennerea een un

regular report of students’ affairs was! the usual risks of other small
Jqcanted, unt the reporte’ wa¥etere fur-bearing creatures raised in cap
week. | tivity,

|

The A. S. & M. News
Politically Independent Est.
Published Wednes at Abbotsford,
B.C, y Central Valley Printers, Ltd.

Gerald H. Heller, pres,

Kenneth Plowright, sec.

MILTON SWITZER

Second Floor, Dr. McDiarmid’s
Office Building

ABBOTSFORD, B.C.
The

By Subscription: 10 cents per month

RALN FREIGHT RATES

HEARING POSTPONED
MIVSURANCGE 38) icra ct uns magna
appeal to have been heard Sept. 15
MA ‘in Ottawa by the Railway Commis-

has been postponed until Nov-

4, Thos. Reid, M.P. informed
eWs on Saturday. “The railway
companies have asked for more
in which to prepare their case, and
the request has been granted" he said,

Insurance of All Kinds
Real Estate Listings

Business

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|

Phone

Residence Phone ....... JGK m| “therefore I shall not be leaving
| for the East this week-end,"
SEREEEEE | pected that Premier W. L.
“> | ™! a King will attend this post-
\y ing, as he will then be
b | returned from England.
W. Roberts

Tom Reid's fight for lower domestic
rates on feed grains from the prairies
into this province is now made all the
more interesting by opposition

! Reeve

& Son
PLUMBING

TINSMITHING

Private Water Systems Installed
WELLS ELECTRI€ PUMPS

from
A. Patterson and Councillor J
| 1. Guichon, of Delta Municipal Coun-
cil, On behalf of the Delta these two
delegates will argue against freight
Tate reductions glying B.C. consumers
as low a rate as Sranted to grain ship
{ments td the Orient and other foreign
| destinatlons,

“To those
freight rates reduction fight of Tom |
Reid this will be nothing new states |
the Langley Advance “because the|
Delta has opposed Mr, Reid on this
Tguestion ever since he started it. The
reason is that down Ladner way the
farmers grow a lot of grain, especial-
ly oats, and they are afraid that a
freight rates reduction on feed gral.
from the Prairies will affect the price
of their home-grown feed grain.

On the other hand, the farmers of
Langley, Surrey and other municipal-
itles where grain not grown in
large quantities are most interested
in obtaining lower frieght rates on
their feed in the hove that it will give
them a few cents more between the
price they pay for their feed and the
Price they receive, per dozen, for their

Telephones 180 & 31M

Get rid of your
worries
by calling
home

When twiy from home, don't

spoil time by worrying

about

your

|
the family, Distance may

eggs. Mr. Reid hopes that his fight
prevent you from seeing the folks | will save the egg producer, © per
5 | dozen.
at home, but if there’s a tele-

Mr. Reld does not think the lower-
ing of freight rates on feed from the
prairies will affect the price of the

phone handy, it can’t prevent y

from talking to them. |home grown product, And it would
|seem that way because there is a

|home market for all the feed grown

Call the folks at home by Jong- | in the Delta flats at a higher price
|than that paid for prairie feed. To

distance telephone. Your mind |the harassed chickenralser in’ thy
will be cased by the word that | Fraser Valley the attitude of the Del

ta farmers looks like ‘small potatoes’

‘everyone at eis fine’ and the |If Mr. Reid can save them 2c dozen
jon their eggs it certainly looks selfisu
Pleasure of hearing the voices of |on the part of the Delta Council to
|oppose him. Word for word Mr. Reid
Gisznt|Oeaxtoneg will aad ita, Mie) | eae ern ee
exe ight be prepare the Delta
ee otjrone Gan delegation, but the fact that this op
posing de gation com from Mr
teld's me electoral district wilt
jcarry considerable weight with the
B 6 Telephone Co. fez of Rallway Commissioners.”
= >| PAST DRIVERS AND

SEE: SLOW DRIVERS
All who drive motor cars have their
indt 2 ferences as to the speed
ut which they travel. (We are not re

ferring to the ‘speed fiends’ who drive
recklessly

Summer Seasonings

and dangerously but to the

FRASER VALLEY COTTAGE | rank and file of sane sensible drivers)
y There is a wide variation in the pre
CHEESE
= $2 ferred speeds,
SALAD DRESSINGS | When the road is clear and open,
Z MAYONNAISE |there is every reasonable right for
: giving these preferences free rein, and
H PICKLES OLIVES travel at any speed which might suit
90OKED MEATS, A <INDS the driver or occupant of the vehicle
OOOKED MEATS, ALL-KL up to the al limit. But we be-
PATE DE FOIE lieve you will agree that when traf-
wei fic is heavy, it is neither courteous
= INDIA RELISH nor fair to travel faster or slower
H “SAVE YOUR COUPON than the gene peed at which the
E pel) the deliberately slow
# ROBERTS pane sees
c mes irksome and
= MEAT MARKET who have long
fF essendenc Ave. (next Gilmour's trips ahead of them, and finally in-
i duces them to cut in or take the
chances which the would never
°
On the otther hand, it is equally
C.H. Watson, Bricklayer ..%.ci.2'%" nares soa
u t in and of the traffic lane when
Specializing in traffic IS moving at a reasonat p-
FIREPLACE, FURNACE, BorLER | ‘*#é“ic seapeg aah isécoee. tie cians
WORK. FIREBRICK Ic autious drivers; incre s the acci

dent hazard tremendously, and invar

Anything in Brick or tone | {ably saves only a very few minutes of

| n the end
E.R. 1, Abbotsford (Clearbrook Road) | time in t
Phone 92Y (co T. D. Smith). ] We are still in the height of the

1922

time |

who have followed the, News Building

|

Starting his pens a year ago with
mink, Mr. Brown now has 85 in
healthy condition in addition to the

)
fas
| Exterior of the new high schcol au-|
ditorium is being painted by a crew of
men under H. Lambert.

The shingles | recently received six nutria,

are being stained brown and the win-| He will exhibit a pair at the local

| dows cream. fair tomorrow,

}.. If sufficient pupils are available in

jthe district, a senior matriculation MATSQUI

class will be formed this year at the | —

| Sumas-Abbotsford high school. || Born.— To Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
| Thompson, Matsqui, in the M.S.A, hos-
pital, August 29, a son,

tourist seaton. Motorists are on the | xtrs. Harrison ts recelving med-

roads in large numbers and the ap-| {cal treatment in Mission for injuries

peal Is for both kinds of drivers to| sustained when she fell down the

let themselves be governed by the irs, fracturing three ribs and strain

spirit of courtesy—to consider the|ing her back,

convenience and the safety of fellow:
motorists, as well as their rights. Let
us show the same courtesy to others
on the highway that we show to visit-
ors in our homes. It will go a long
way toward making our streets and

| Harry Flodin left on Friday
up the Coast after twe
days at home here.

William Bell and Robert G. Rott-
luff left last Monday on a tour
through Washington, Oregon, Califor-
nia and part of Mexico,

to go
months holi-

highways safer and in making motor-
ing still more pleasant.” —Burnaby| Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Badger and
Adveriser: son Robert of Hollywood were guests

last week of Mr. and Mrs. W. Kunz
mann. Mr. Badger is an assistant di-
rector at the Columbia movie studio.
Mrs, H. Aklund will be hostess at
& meeting of the Baptist Ladies Ajd
in the church on Sept. 17.
There was a
the dance held
Monday evening.

New Radios Are
Nowon Display!

Enjoy good reception this winter, and
|pass the long evenings listening to
| world-famous artists, concerts, hock-
|ey games, etc. Trade in your old sct
jon a new model, Good trade-in prices

\Clarence Nelson

large attendance at
in Matsqui hall on

Born.—To Mr. and Mrs. J. McInroy,
Aldergrove, In the M.S.A. hospital on

September 2, a daughter.

Telephone 75K

Mary Adams
School of Dancing

——_a
TAP
Ballet & Classical
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of your permanent wave

We use the finest materials to

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make your wave lasting and

lustrous. No strong ammonia

solutions, ‘Test curls always
given

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Marigold &
Beauty Shoppe

The News Building Phone 10/

ENT OF PUPILS

FOR THE WINTER SEASON
Phone 31M

TUITION FOR CHILDRED

A an
Auction Sales... AND
FOR A SUCCESSFUL FARM SALF

phone me collect Chilliwack
3542 or 4652

IVAN HURNDALL - Auctioneer;

P.O. Box 597 CHILLIWACK, B.C. |!

BUSINE

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t “FLY Tox GLO-COAT COFFEE
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244's Nabob Lb. 49c P, W. SOAP
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Mechanic and Electrician
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Phone 34M

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Decorator

PAINTING
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Guaranteed Batteries

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$6.40

TRADE IN YOUR OLD BATTERIES

JIM ROSS

AUTO REPAIR

Lowest Repair Charges in District
Opposite B.O. Telephone Office

Specialist in Tiffany Finishes

SHO’ CARDS SIGNS
Lower Sumas Rd. (near Legion)

LAND REGISTRY ACT
(Section 160)

IN THE MATTER of Lots 1, 2 &

Block 6, of Block 4 of the South W

FRASER
VALLEY

Quarter of Section 22, Township 16,
Map 1576, Village of Abbotsford, in
| the District of New Westminster.
Proof having been filed in my office
of the loss of Certificate of Title No.
103902E to the above-mentioned lands
|in the name of John Menzie McDiar-
|mid, and bearing date the 26th day
of May, 1933, I hereby give notice of
my intention at the expiration of on
calendar month from the first publi-
| cation 4 to issue to the sald
John Menzic McDiarmid a provisional
Certificate of Title in leu of such lost
Certificate. Any person having any
|{nformation with reference to sueh
| lost Certificate of Title 1s requested to
communicate with the undersigned.
DATED at the Land Registry Of
tice, New Westminster, B.C., this 3rd
day of August, 1936,
‘D. S. STOKES” Registrar
Date of first publication, 12th day of

9 be

August, A.D. 1936,

WHEN IN
New Westminster
They'll tell you you'll find the
Best Food — Best Service
Best Prices

—a—

Fraser Cafe
J. H. MORGAN, Prvprieter

738 Columbia Street
Near B- ©. E. R. Depot

nch has returned to
after a yisit with
She is @ teacher.

Miss Elinor
Wood River, Alta.
her parents here.

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