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AND

INSURANCE

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MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE AND RECORD OF

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REAL
ESTATE

NOTARY PUBLIC

A. McCALLUM INSURANCE

MARRIAGE LICENSES

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ROUGH OR DRESSED

OF ALL KINDS

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SHINGLES

High Quality Large Stocks
: Lowest Prices

ABBOTSFORD LUMBER, MINING and DEVELOPMENT CO. LTD

«distilled liquors

Pure beer
promotes.
true
temperance

HEN’ pure beer, as is the case of British
Columbia, is available to the people, the
drinking of liquors of high alcoholic content is
lessened and true temperance is promoted. The
legal, above-board and Government controlled sale

of beer in British Columbia, in licensed premises @

by the glass and in Government stores by the
bottle, has removed this Province from among the
communities in which alcoholism is a factor of
importance,

The attempt at total prohibition made in the
United States early showed its complete bank-
ruptey from a moral point of view and its utter
failure as rds enforcement. Now its ill con-
sequences from a social standpoint are becoming
evident.

To mention only one result, among seven million
people insured by the Metropolitan Life of New
York the death rate front acute alcoholi
increased 600 per cent. since the enforcement of
prohibition was attempted. Which means that as
pure beer was taken from the people an illicit
trade in concentrated and easily handled liquor of
high alcoholic content, and mostly poisonous,
sprang up and drunkenness increased.

Recent deaths from poi on alcohol, made from
motor radiator spit, in Ontario 4nd New York
afford an example of the harm of preventing the
use of light beverages such as pure beer. This
flood of death-dealing poison, naturally, did not
affect Quebec, where pure beer is to be had by
the people in the most free and open manner:
The people of British Columbia are protected
against the danger that comes from making
distilled liquors a beverage—for which they were
never intended—and ag a ae poison brews that
flood the United St h Columbia is
provided with pure beer ite the five modern plants
of the Amalgamated Breweries, the sale of which
is supervised and controlled by the government
throughout.

Pure beer is a healthful and invi
definite food value,
as required t
stimulate the d
Its consumption, inasmuc st
, is + GUARANTEE OF 1

srating beverage of a

f 414 per cent.,
ent to
degree.
trong

The members of the Amalgs amate: od Brewers
Breweries Ltd., R
Westminster Brewery Ltd.,
and the Victoria Phoenix Bre
supplied to the people of British Columbia is made,

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This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor
Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia. ¢

Eos! ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH

4 Bunday School 10 a.m.
Evensong and Sermon 7
Rey. R. B. W. Biddell,

Sunday Next— Rev. T. & Paton, B.A

7.30 p.m.

Viear 4

CHURCH OF Tif NAZARENE J

@ gospel. Services: S. S. 10 am.

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in St.
y welcome and us

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1 and 7.

_ Rey, Jas. H. Bury, Pastor | Wednesday, 7.30 p.m.—Prayer Meeting.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

nday Next—
School and

yject: ** Blind

-, Minister

Adult
ject: ‘*The Daughter of
Paul’s Church,

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FAKE STOCK SALESMAN DE-
FRAUDS MERCHANT OF $200

1 men have been de-
r stock salesmen
st mouth, One,-a well- known
in, paid over the sum of
to the ‘‘sale. x

ven his receipt, but
as rived the stock cer-
A letter to the C: y office

sound stoc

tificates. 3
of the bond house the salesman claimed

he represented, elicited the reply
bond firm had no salesmen or re-
esentatives in British Columbia, The
s been turned over to the Pro-
1 Police, but the stranger has
vanished.

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Several Minor Auto Accidents
During Week-End Holidays

Several auto accidents were reported
over the holidays, but none were serious
T, Mahood suffered a gash across hi
throat when he ran into the parked
of Els Caul neay Murrayville,
again in’a colli
r was hit by the machine driven
. Andrews of Vancouver. Mr, Caul,
so it is reported, had pulled to the ex
treme edge of the road to enable the
Vancouver car pass.

W. Fraser’s machine was struck in
the rear by E. H, Gates of Deming
while driving on the Huntingdon road.
x vle Nelles was called ahd took
charge, instructing C.
nger in the Gates car,
hine, _In turning the

tes in

teats to pass i
Gates and Quillen were both
served with blue paper
Two cars, one from Chilliwack, and
the other from Vancouver, collided on
the Chilliwack road near Muddy Slough
on Saturday and were considerably
damaged. The place of the collision is
a narrow curve in the main highway
just past the Lamson farm,

A Ford coupe caught afire on Satur-
day on the Huntingdon road, and was
considerably damaged. The owner is
a Vancouver man,

Sumas fire brigade was called out
on Sunday to quench flames which
broke out in a ear parked near the
rowdeo grounds.

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Sumas-Matsqui Cow-Testing Association

Cows that g:
butter-fat duri
Jane, Gr, H
fat; L. T) Beh

0 pounds
1gus'

S07Ibs milk, 91,5lbs.
ell, owner.

Pegay, Gr. II., 1609Ibs. milk, 83.11bs.
fat, L. T. Beharrell, owner,
Queen, Gr. H., 1945Ibs. milk, 66.91bs.

fat; L. T. Beharrell, owner.

Yellow, Gr. J., 973lbs. milk, 66.9]Ibs.
Robson, owner.

Gr. D.ur.; 22891bs, milk: 64.5
ft. H. Hodgson, owner.

53lbs, milk, 63.5)bs,

, 10821bs. milk, 62.6
Bu, own
\ ., 1131hs, milk, 62.11bs
Brae Beharrell, owner.

Blud, Gr, 1342lbs, milk; 60.3 lbs
fat; H. Boley, own,

57.4lbs.

Polly, “Gr. H., 1745lbs. milk,
milk; Beharrell, owner.

We AH., 12801bs. milk, 52.91bs.
at; uson, owner.

ay As 800lbs, milk; 52.6lbs fat
Robson, ow
Ibs. milk, 50lbs. fat

owner

le is to be held on
church ladie

LET THE

Abbotsford

Transfer

DO YOUR
FREIGHTING & TRANSFER

Daily Trips to Vancouver
Leaving Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at 7.30 a.m.; return-
ing same day.
D, EMERY, Proprietor
Phone 97

ravel to Bellingham,
Everson, Everett and Seattle by

AUTO STAGE
The Pavement Route

Through Tickets Direct Connections
Stage leaves Sumas for Bellingham daily
at 8.50 a.m., 11.30, 2.30 p.m., 5.45 and
on Sunday 6.30 pm Leaves Belling
ham at 7.30 a.m., 1.00 p.m., 4.00 and
6.00. On Sunday at 8.30 a.m., 1.00 p
m., 5.00 and 10.30.

Direct with Huntingd
trains

Sumas to Seattle, $4 Return $6.65
Sumas to Everett $3.65; Return $5.25
Sumas to Bellingham $1.25; Return $2
From Bellingham South over the Pa-
cifie Northwest Traction Co., line.

J. C. HESSELGRAVE, Sumas
Sumas Phone X228—X421

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Evelyn’s Beauty
bs Parlor

Essendene Aver 1e
opposite

Leo's

airdressin
> metics, Face Powders, Ete.
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Thursday afternoons & even-
i y appointment.
i EVELYN iTS ON,
at your servi

Phone 7 76x

or more

Days
Here

All School Supplies

Are

Again
Let Wattie
} Supply You

Pencils Scribblers Pens Crayons
Paints Rulers Erasers Nibs Ink
Pencil Boxes Portfolios Drawing Pads

into your property, you invest in absolutely the
products of their kind made. Cla yburn
granite;

WHEN YOU BUILD

finest

their first cost is the entire cost—for all time,
Permanence is the real economy,

Factories at Olayburn and Kilgard, B 0,

ember,

Clayburn Company, Ltd.

es: Abbotsford 12 & 24

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— Clayburn Brick, Drai & Sewer Pipe, Etc.

and Enjoy Living

MOORITE is not a drug nor a patented
mixture; it is a true mineral—a gift
from nature that has proven invaluable
to thousaris of stomach sufferers as
proven by countless of bona-fide unso-
licited testimonials from all over. No
matter whether your case be chronie ot
incipient start today taking MOORITE
aid enjoy living in perfect . health.

Sold with a money%ack guarantee. You
have nothing to lose and ev: erything to
gain.

W..A. WATTIE

The Home of Good Things to Eat
PHONE 67

quality
units are as durable as

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J. W. BALL, Resident Manager
Sees e Se SeSe5e5 | cladiola, M
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Banish Stomach Trouble

MOORITE

“A GIFT FROM NATURE’?

Sold by—
E. T. WEIR, Abbotsford Drug Store
C. H. COWAN, Chilliwack
ANGUS PLEUVES, Langley Prairie

SSS SSS ||

SS es -FINE GARDEN TRUCK

School

EXHIBIT AT POPLAR

Some fine specimens of garden truck
were displayed at the second annual ex-
hibition held in Poplar hall last Thurs-
day under auspices of Clearbrook W.I.
The display benches were pleasing in
an array of big melons and pumpkins,
carrots, cabba and potatoes. Some
excellent frait exhibits were to be seen,
ipelodiig several beautiful apple dis-
plays by Mr. Oldaker, and a plate of;
enormous strawberries. A sunflower
12 or 14 feet high graced one corner
of the hall, and there was one long
table of embroidery, crochetry, pies,
erves and other women’s work ex-

Two dres chickens and a box of
candy were raffled, Mrs. S. F, White
winning the chickens.

In the evening a tapacity crowd at-
tended the dance,

Following are the prize winners:

Best lb. butter, Mrs. Green; hen’s
eggs, white, Mrs, Hughes; brown, Mrs.
Ellwood; honey in comb, Mrs. Ellwood
extracted, Mrs, Ellwood.” Judge Mr. J.
Findlay.

Cabbage, Mr. Oldaker; carrots, long
red, Mr. Green; short red Miss. Hughes;
carrots, white Mrs, Lehr; beets, Mr. W
Hill-Tout; citrdn, Mrs. Lehr; pumpkin,
Mr. Heywood; marrow, Mr. Green; on-
ions Mrs. Lehr; turnips, field Mrs. Bll
wood; mangolds Mr. Heywood; tomatoe
Mrs. Lehr; parsnips Mr. Green; eucum-
bers table, Marjorie Green; corn Mr.
Heywood; beans, wax and pole, Mr. W.
Hill- Tout: peas, Mrs. Ellwood; largest
potatoes Mr. Oldaker; potatoes, 4 var.
Mrs. Ellwood; coll. of veg. Mr. Green;
Beet potatoes, Mr. Tood. Judge, Mr.
Clark,

Apples, Mr. Oldaker (special mention
for excelence); plum, Mr. Aitken; pears
Mrs, Duncan; strawberries Mr. Forsyth
Dlackberries S. Dunean; grapes Mr. Old-
aker, Judge. Mr. Clark.

Geranium, Mrs. Green; fuschia Edna
Green; hanging basket, Mrs. Green;
fern, rMs, Green; foliage plant Miss N.
Hughes; cactus dahlias Mrs. P, Wilson;
‘. Hill; sweet peas, Mrs.
pansies, Mrs. Ellwood; as-
, Mrs. Ellwood; collection of flow-
ers, Mr. Green; decorated table, Miss

Huges. Mr, Clark, Judge.
eae lea , Hazel Green; coll:
Green; coll. insects,
scrap book Edna Green;
Fleming Tramp (1), Stuart
; footstool in wood, same
» crochet border, Edna Green
dresed doll, Edna Green; hand hemmed
handkerchief, Hazel Green. Mrs. H.
Vincent, Judge. ‘

Colored and white embroidery, Mrs.
Tramp; -piege crochet, Miss Hughes;
three articles from flour sacks, Mrs,
Green; knitted article plain, Mrs. Ja-
cobson; cy, Mrs. Lister; best loaf
white bread, Ruth Lehr; brown loaf,
Mrs. Heywood; lemon pie, Mrs, Bird:

: Mrs’ Ellwood (apecially com-
layer
, Mar-
eones Mrs. Aitken;
. Hill; canned ve-

A. Ellwood;

book ‘shelf
Duncan (
boys; towe

canned fruit Mrs

getables Green; pickles, 6 var,

Marjorie Green; jelly, Mrs. Ellwood;

canned meat Mrs. Green; bread Mrs,

T. D, Smih; loaf brown bread, Mrs,
wood, =

NELS OLUND

Better Garage Service

We Cordially Invite You To Try
Our Improved Facilities

NOW

losaayys

Abbotsford Motors

DUARK

FE, FOSTER

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GENERAL
CONTRACTOR

Every Job is Properly Done
Reasonable Charges Always

No Charge or Obligation for
Estimates ,

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ALL CONTRACTS, LARGE OR
SMALL, RECEIVE THE

SAME OAREFUL, PERSONAL

FOR SUMMER th
COMPLAINTS

THK of Magnesia

Matsqui Farmers Show Unu

dyked distric
qui, Sum
very interesting display
fair, under superyison of M
Three truck loads of ye
fruits make up
Among the deli

the prairi

Visiting
H. Beetle

ching

ss Crittenden,
cordionist
drums,
furnish music
Gifford on Sept

he is to

Regular Meetings First | violinist;
and Third Tuesdays at
Aldergrove, B.C.
Bretheren Cordiall

2 MLC.

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7-piece orchestra.

MePhee
e her third

‘to
School term,

and saxoph
with ‘*Doc’’
for the

ustal

Vegetables at Provincial Fair

s, including Mats-
and Pitt Meadows have a
at Westminster
r. B. Dixon
tables

Indispensable for mixing from Matsqui district are peanuts, cas-
summer food ration, enits tor-oil beans, green peppers and sweet
indigestion, summer rashes and potatoes.
Stomach disturbances. Mr. O. Sorenson, assisted by M
ll and Wood hered the variox
Dyspepsia Cablets s from a number of Matequi fans
aerabnive ice ccccant ace ured them for exhibit, They
is aud picnic Iunches with || _ creditable showing at the big
never a fear of indigestion if- || Provincial event, and should be seen
you. keep ouf tablota handy, | by local residents who attend.
Citrate Magnesia | MATSQUI
An ideal summer laxative, easy | Two Vancouver lads, E, Hunter and
am Sction and pleasant to take. |) David Hunter, charged with stealing ¢
| um of m y from Miss
|son of Matsqui, were disch rout when
ERIC T WEIR brought before Magistrate Bell.
Q Moret and P. Cheyalley were called
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST for the defence, and through them the
lads were able to establish a conyine-
Phone 8 Abbotsford l
| Agency for Royal City Laundry || '. sll, formerly of Sumas
purchased from A, Cruik
es on Matsqui Prairie,
Benevolent & Protective Order of Eli r our fair will be done by
of the Dominon of Canada and Miss Kemprud and Mrs, So.
» Newfoundland n, not by the Luther. 2 LA.
It is understood that Mr. J. Bond

squipping part of his fae ‘for musk

Len Hol
ne; Ber
at the
big fair

for Mil

us gone to Chi-
year High

and
@ exhibits,
te vegetables shown

ATTENTION

[ MT. LEHMAN

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Draying, Teaming
Transfer Work

Quick Service Reasonable Charges
No Job Too Large To Be Undertaken
None Too Small To Be Appreciated

Garden Plowing and General Draying

G. A. McKAY

hone 13MMcCallum Rd. near oil well

Hesesesesesd

/Save the

Difference

Motor trips at a small fraction
of the cost of owning your own
far are aydilable through our
motor coach service, Besides the
safing in expense you are re-
lieved of the trouble and worry
of driving. Leave your car at
home and ride in a Big Blue

~ BC.
Rapid Transit
Co.

Phone Abbotsford 20

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