“a ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS Your FATHER GAVE ME THI EXTRA TIRE ---- SAID HE WANTS You BACK : . Weir's F inaproot Garage Will Save You Trouble and Money, Wrecker Phone 36 Mr. F. owner Victory Theatre, word last week of the demls brother, Frank. at ‘Yoronto, Abbotsford Brokerage and Realty Company E. S, PLAXTON, Mer. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AUCTIONEER, NOTARY ~SALES CONDUCTED ON FOURTH SATURDAYS Bannister, of the celve: + Copping Block, Abbotsford Phone: Abbotsford 116 TRALING CHARGE of a sensation Westminster County when Judge Howay dis- missed two Valley men from a charge of cattle stealing, without a stain on ri e judge ordered Seca ake Columbia witness against Kosikar and Somewhat in week took Court William Blatch Judge Howay "declared that the case against the accused was hopeless {fin was not to be believed un- der any consideration, he stated, and the evidence of Kosikar and Blatch- ford was beyond reproach, he trial of the two valley men © from an auction sale at Chilll- wack on March 4, when eight cal CLAYBURN hout 100 pe athered in the 80) hoolhous on Sunday V an address by D1 Dyle. Meltord on. “The One Way Out. Mrs. I. Trows of Sumas was uest of her daughter and son- Mr. and Mrs, C, Yule at the JT, group will meet pon instead of on Tuxis group unde the leader- Mr, Ch he ship of Rey. enjoyed a hike on Friday CLARENCE NELSON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR RADIOS MOTOR WORK POWER PUMPS The News Bldg. _ Abbotsford, B.O. Phone 75K pace PLUMBER & TINSMITH anpin FURNACES, STOVE AND HEATERS OLEANED AND REPAIRED PLUMBING— NEW or OLD = Sex| from the sale, which McGuffin = “ legedly led Kosikar and Blatchford “ bY to believe had been bought by him, Shop Repairs a Specialty RY were loaded into kKar’s truck. ——— Blatehford sald he bought two of the PRICES REASONABLE calves from McGuffin for $2.2 ~ TEE Kosikar sald he was given t ORE STAN E EL for fifty cents in return for hauling ; eee San ee oes I ON ARMSTRONG Conan Valley. t * AR 0. i 9 West gave evidence that set (get! % he Had mathchnbad of the calves Abbotsford Box 132 aes 4 ‘Jat the auction, and C, Griffiths, Chil- ‘| liwack, testified that he had pur- Tocated: Opposite) FostiOLica | chased the other. *| McGuffin admitted on the witness N II ’ iT fi K| stand that he knew the calves did ean ‘| not belong to him or the accused, enles ranster ‘| but he sald nothing to them, He ad- Shoe Repairing |’ DAILY. FREIGHT SERVICE, %| mitted he wanted to get even with * %| Kosikar over some money matters.| NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE BOM aS TTaL eK Eruntogdony & %! McGuffin said he bought only one sford to Vancouver. %| ca : aieats Siena pia nlaanos take) tb We Rebuild your Shoes Sa nss Wettordlns ei —not cobble them. ick, iclent, w= ic - = Prices Reasonable — Service to Merchants & Others CARD OF THANKS prareat rent Woes ur Staff is Three Local Men } ho spend thelr money here, %| | Mrs. C. M. Menzies and son Clem - eed «|wish fo thank their many friends MILTON NELLES, Owner. | for the kind expressions of sympathy a cvona. Ab. 23Y¥; 22R Van. Trin 6204 °%| S!ven during their recent | reavement in the loss of a loving hus- Essendene Avenue East band and father. Located in Stockwell’s Paint Shop e GON CORI ONES GUITA Pep ~, OF EXPERIENCE IN THE RUBBER \NDUSTRY 50 years ofresearch and experiment. 50 years Bk practical production ting. i whose quality has built an inter- national reputation. 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It seems lil ditions which made flourish will conti » for some siderable time, So while the er may not maintain ita nt intensit for more than a few months, there will be a continuing demand for new puzzles that will reduce employment dd to the happiness of thou- ANOTHER PUZZLE REPORD BL ONORS AT KAMLOOPS Sunnybrae P. white-faced Hereford sire, own Charles Tur- ner, Kilgard, bre pilation and triumph, not only to its owner and this district, but to the whole pro- vince, when it captured the B. GC. Hereford championship at the Kam- loops fat stock show and bull sale, held last week. ‘or many years the Hereford champlonship has gone east of the puntains and the victory of the lo- cal breeder caused pleasure among British Columbia cattlemen. Sun- Pete was opposed by eight aristocrats of Hereford there being strong compet- ey “from Alberta breeders. After winning the B. C, Hereford cham- pionship, Mr, Turner's bull also took the grand championship. ses for 18 months and over, ue Pete took first place and ae Peter second. In the class under 18 months, Sunnybrae Sunbeam was first, Sunnybrae Kru- ger second and Sunnybrae Surprise third, pail e clean sweep for Mr. Turner's entri In the livestock sale that followed Mr, Turner dispensed with six of ale herd, Sunnybrae Pete going to Men's & Boys Wear Snappy* «Merchandise for Spring HATS CAP: SWEAT SHIRTS TENNIS FOOTWEAR \ WORK BOOTS FINE SHOES WORK OR SOCKS SWEATERS DRESS SHIRTS CORD PANTS PYJAMAS we have them all. good quality low prices Gilmout’s * oe Home-town Home-owned e with the oe a atc Bloc k of Clothin. Atangard Corner “ BHohe 4 McBride, Stump Lake, for a price it $350. Bidding was keen and prices good, states urner, the demand for purebre 5 of these aristocr HINTS TO GARD) BULBS GIVE BEST RESULTS the advent of spring, and activities once more un- e following article is timely aud may prove of use to garden lo- With gardening ye “Gladiolus will grow and do well r ordinary garden soil an nd a fresh manure is not good. Good aan uring the previous yea with well rot- y about all that is needed for ordinary good blooms. not use horse manure as n y Vi tles will develop scab, and =» ha means poor spikes or none at all. A light dusting of bone out a handful to ten feet of trench), will make most varieties do about their maximum in good soll, but be sure it is far enough under not to come in eontact with the bulb. As a general rule, any land that will grow ‘ood crop of potatoes will grow glads, if cultivated and given sufficlent water in any dry spell that we happen to have, ‘ When you a job of k the bottom roots, and unless they do not water, make it. So: in very light, eaney. soll, d any more n y dry spell. Light watariige: every day are not re- commended, as it tends to bring the root system to the surface of the soil Where you cannot expect very much plant food to be available. Plant from April 15th on. I have seen bulbs planted May 15th that hove blossomed within a week of the ume ones planted April 15th did. Plant from four to six inches deep, and at least six inches more, if you have the room. bulbs only If want exhibition spikes and exhibition spikes of some varieties need plenty of fertilizer, but more than plenty will ruin the spike, art, Over 50, Sandwiches } tty Krispy Krast |) ' NOT THE LEAST REASON FOR THE BIG DEMAND FOR OUR PRO- DUCT AT THIS TIME IS THE IDEAL SANDWICHES IT MAKES KRISPY KRUST KEEPS MOIST, AND YET IS FIRM ABRREE TO KEEP FROM CRUMBLAD FOR THOSE OUTINGS, aoe THE LU KIDS' OR DAD'S TRY OUR KRISPY ae a BREAD OUT SAT. TOE VALIERY BAKERY G. WILSON and J. DAVIS Phone 54 A City Service for the Fraser Valley Public Many people do not realize just to what extent this hotel serves the people of this district. It gives a full city service, se- cond to none in the matter of hotel accommodations, provides an excellent cafe for your convenlence,—ready to fill your order, and providing a menu as complete as arly in the city. his hotel provides a depot forthe Pacific Stages running through this town, and is ready at all times to give Information in their schedule, These are buta few of the Atangard’s ser- HOTEL ATANGARD A Thoroughly Modern Hotel with Licensed Premises, Phone 100 agency~ for this district ! The world’s best automobile value of today! “We Guarantee You a Good Deal” Aldergrove ‘Telephone Aldergrove 301 hrysler Plymouth De Soto Dodge Ross Bros. mere OC 6, ROCCO RS