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Essondene Ave. East Phone 48
1

Nees breaks up an interesting rubber of

bridge like inadequate lighting,

When players

have to strain their eyes on every lead they make, half
the fun of the game is lost.

The new
ample, shai
musicales a

¢ indirect lamps are eecallsals
lowless light that
eater pleasure. Avoid poor

the cause Beni eyestrain, restlessness an
read, play or work under poor light. Light costs little. Bae are

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Many people remain ra and high: ee through life.
n

Others easily become tired,
say that poor light is a frequent Gaeek

tful, unhappy. Why? Specialists

any an irritable, ner-

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siness tries doctors, medicines, ev

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that is needed is proper lighting.

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It is trite but true axiom that—
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1d no other proof of this Is required in
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in this time of industrial quletude,
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J. W. BALL, Resident Manager.

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@pinions and [[.etters

ING A PARY 'S WIPE
) DHE EASIEST JOB
Mr, Editor:
little article In last week's pa-
under the heading of “Ain't It
»'Truth” brought to my mind many
pleasant and unpleasant recol-
lections of my life on a dairy farm.
It is 12 years since I came to live on
Ja farm in B I came straight from
. and Thave had to go throug
pleasant

| plante 1 neweomer

twelve years, howe

jot a to

wo and I cer

| their kindly criticisms

Their live re not, 3

think, uneventful. ‘They manage tc

get vely kick out of life quite oft-

n in spite of the depression.

of them have a flutter

Sweep-stake, Some of them a

Jattitude of hauteur and snobbishness

| towards nev and like the an-

cient Phe k the Lord they
not Sometimes they

an Inferlority complex while
in their society
However, since the depression; life
onthe farm has been one disappoint-
ment after another, and all these
actions haye their effect. But still,
farm folk are ever optimistic and
generous, even if queer, and there is
|something to be learned from their
optimism and tenacity of pu , and
even though the mers sleep at most
of the F V, M. P_ A. meetings they
attend, they can make things stir once
in a while,
; products are at thp lowest
br remembered by the pres-
tion, but they keep right on

The farmer's wife, too, has good
time once in a while he has
muck to be thankful for. der work
is steady and hard, always steady, but
she can take an interest in all com-
munity and church affairs, as a res-
pite from her steady work. and how
pleasant and p ful (2) some of the
community, meetings are, they are a
real source of inspiration, She can
give unstintingly of her talent, if she
hi , if not, she can give a
and dhe should take great pleasure In
doing that.

There is a real kick in helping her
hu p at dawn, she can

do the washing,

gather the cess,
When the lay, even tramp the
silo if nec . Her husband usual-
ly leaves the profit and loss accounts
for her to work out, so that she seems

a uch more than the

hen:

; at times, the farm
es to real heights of great
acrifice, and shows a real

n spirit, too.

During the past twelve years, I my-
self have found much to be thankful
for in on a farm. and if the
time comes wh rn my back on
farm life, I shall with me many

both happy and humor-

sibly I shall see things from

the same angle as “the discontented
farmer’’ when all the advantages are
extolled upon, And it might “be the

truth.”
Mats ar

1ui, B.C,

THE LEGION LIMERICK
CONTEST
Editor News;

v Masquerade
over

Committee read
of the early entries in the
Limerick Competition the other ey-
ening, Some were very good. some
not so hot. and again, some not cool
The first one dwelt on the
{ war, rather than the joys
in this manne:
“Serg” of the Princess
atooties,
iP Spell from this war and

e
s said a

n lay his shirt
Jat down on the dirt
And I'll call a square dance for
the cooties.
“What the deuce dc
think we're celebrating” said one Le-
gionnatre, throwing the thing in the
e basket with one hand,
scratching reminiscently with
other, “Durn him, he's ruined my
evening.
The

ss this fellow

he the double-barrelled
limerick Which went the same way:

id a ae with a face that was

stuptd this Legion mas-
querade Is"
I'm not ee
And what makes
Is, they've “elven me
for ladl
nother

“first comic?
Per “sister, don't
march someone trod

hing rip
hething slip,
And I won ‘Extra Fancy’ as “By
That sort of thing is a gross re-
tection on the judges, and the Com-
countenanced such a Mmerick,
be sure that no married man
be allowed to offer his ser-
vices in that ce. “apacity
n spite of the fact that the public
knows that the Legion dis
le at
contestants take
fact that sometimes
uided
elsewhere
are turn-

of the
advantage of the

supply

and limericks such as this
ed in:

Sald a4 man who'd just emptied a

partner

y mask"

e with a sniff

“T've—hic—lorst

| AGRE

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MISSION

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for Examinations if

Desired

phone ADDCSIV

Meetings upon First
| Phtursdaye in month

~~

ll, who knows the dirt’?
No one is likely to ask" |

——_—__.
WITH MR.

ELDRIDG
Editor

dyking tax qn_
ve looked: for some com.
nm it other than that offered
nterested"’ who apparently was
interested to either
or post himself on
nommenting upon the

others.

Eldridge’s

uffielent to 1
is rumored 1

furthe
Heeateney sve

dyking
ut Victoria
cular monthly

om on

had
JAY L, STARR

Tae Ta Te Tare Tere OeTOTeNATOLOTOTOTO

GRANT “OPEN DAY”
FOR BIRD HUNTERS

4 of Upper Su

Assoolation are

Land-owner membe
*votective
hard-boiled in their at
the land-le
measures b

mas Game I
not quite as
titude towards
fraternity as

hunting
ought
their meetings would Indicate, Pro- |
vided the anted on thelr
properties are and that

not abused.

trespassers do not violate

system, they

good-tellows

meating of the y
when su tion of
. that for one day,
nd, their lands be

thrown open to all sportsmen Was un-

animously fayored. It was decided

to ca another meeting on Monday

next to lay the suggestion before ot-

her land.sowners concerned, Tentative

Bu; stion was that®red slips be pat

ted upon the fence-signs of members

willing to grant the privilege.

Serious Charges Against Ward

Unauthori

Proyinelal G

former officer of the loca

seeking the remova

me Warden Williams
ter given serious conside
pite the fact that the

to tne Game Deps
alleged that the

D
officer Wnty
tion, had not brought his charges
fore a proper meeting of che game
club in the customary way, but had
made personal representations to the
Chief Game who had
stated that s threatened with
political interferance unless he ac-
demands,
vindicate the local Warden from
fl

te igation h
instituted by ne Depart
it was reported, and the cha
ainst him found to be fals
the complainant had co forward
© present reported
ep of the affair, and it was
ed advisable, in yiew of the
reputable standing of the Sumas As-
sociation with the Game Department
and bead or) shoeemer re r
solute diss

y which, judg-
ot opinion made in

hi
y cxecuted swith a hig

gard of his duties, It wax indicated |

chat the matter is not yet closed, and

that full explanation will be demand-

ed at a future mecting, when the par-

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Citron Peel -
Orange or Lemon Peel

Preserved Ginger
Shelled Walnuts
Shelled Almonds
Blanched Almonds

Raisins, seeded
Raisins, seedless
Raisins, bleached
Currants =
Glace Pineapple

Glace Cherries -

Almond Paste’ -
Ground Almonds - bi

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half-Ib.
half-Ib.
half-Ib.
half-lb.
half-Ib.
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Per Lb. 29c

Per Lb. ale

Lee’s Special ~
COFFEE

Pilchards, tall tins

Malt, hop flavored
Jif -

Peanut Butter - large tumblers

as

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Pkg. 17¢ §

Chocolate Puffs Christe’ Pkg. 25c

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Baby, Jelly Rolls, each
Finger Buns, 2 Oz, 0c eewee's

Round Cherry Cakes, each! .. 20° eet
Pineapple Creams, per doz . * 20°

LEE’S fies & ew |

ent.
tocking Of Local Streams

Mester CF
, Gifford and other
decided to en-

h him, including :
that the season be

mor
relative to shooting
lands, and from

latter matter, the sed.
a resolution asking that the Game
Act be ict shooting

J. Tompson
AUCTIONEER & VALUATOR

Sales of Stock, Furniture, eto.
conducted at the Chilliwack Auc-
tion Mart (former Atkinson S.
Barns,) Chilliwack. or conducted
anywhere in the province.

SALES at Vancouver Live Stock
Exchange Eyery Wednesday.
Office in the HomeMakers’ Block
ey MASINI B.C.

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Special:
Hallowee’n

Candy 29¢
MRS. A. E. KELLY

Lee Building Abbotsford

over tite
public highway. A nt the Act
only for the slled” strip
infraction:
reported
sent, the
usual course in the po-

involying
ame Act wi
deputy game
taking their
lice court.

DDE aS aa
He had a
telephone
so he got

the job

“Gee, it feels good to be back
at work again,” said Tom, “and
admit I've got the

I must
phone to thank for it,
going to haye mine ti
I realized that if I didn't have a
y wouldn't be able
a job developed.

telephone thi
to reach me if

“Well, the boss
called me the other day, and told
for me. If
a tele

sure enough,
me there was work

I had been without
the

hone

job would have been given

to someone else.”

The man with a telephone has
the best chance of getting a Job.

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As a resident of the Sumas dis-
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the jand values and conditions,

A. H. Hall

HALL RD,, ¥,-mile East of Dam

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Former 1

ALION RIE-UNION

mbers of the 47th and
plan a reunion in

Westminster on Suturday, Noy-

‘ommunity Club held an en-

whist drive at the home of

Ata E. L. Hu s last Friday even-
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