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IF YOU CAN’T COME TO US

We will come to you

Our complete and twenty-four-hour wrecking service has taken
many a motorist out of a difficult situation. Radiator and General
Repair Work also given prompt and thorough attention.

JACARTIN GARAGE

“BRICK” JACOBSON “PETE” MARTIN
Opposite Abbotsford Theatre Phone 82

RED-SHIRTED LADS STAND

the educational woik it is carrying on
UARD OVER B.C. FORESTS in the interest of forest fire preven-
The Canadian Forestry Association, tion. As the majority of fires in this

with its Junior Forest Wardens and province are caused through human

moving picture caravan, is known in carelessness, the

drive this year

every corner of British Columba for against the menace will be carried on

THE SCIENTIFIO

OTEG) EGG PRESERVATIVE

= DRY STORAGE OF EGGS IN SHELL

SOLD IN Do not let food lie for months saturated in liquids
TWO SIZES and harmful chemicals. Store eggs dry in a box, up
on a shelf or down in che basement.

BIJOU TIN No mess—no preparation—no pails of liquids or

Covers “Approx, chemicals—Open a small tin and it is ready for

360 EGGS

use,

1 GAL. TIN “ore? is a thin, clear liquid. Eggs dipped into it
~ Covers Approx. are immediately covered with a very thin in-

7,000—8,000 visible coating, colourless, odourless and pure as
BEGGS butter.

“OTEG” eggs Boil, Poach or Fry like new laid eggs.

“OTEG” eggs can be shipped or sent by post, they are completely
sealed. -

“OTEG” is non-inflammable, also harmless to hands and skin,

OTEG is used by Hotels, Cafes, Hospitals, Poultry Farmers, Ex-
porters, etc. Numbers of enthusiastic letters of appreciation, Thou-
sands of tins in use during the last four years.

Poultrymen—Here is your chance—Store your surplus eggs and
obtain the benefits.

Eggs quite fresh for poaching, frying, omelettes, etc., after eight to
ten months or more. Save on every egg in Autumn and
» Winter. 500 eggs save dollars with no trouble.

Sole Canadian Agents— JAMES MARTIN & CO.

1342 Hornby Street, Vancouver, B.C.

Phone Sey. 6146

Write for prices and particulars
Book your order now for spring delivery
ON SALE AT ALL GROCERY STORES

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7 ASRELE little thing,” declared. Prof. W. B, Cartmel, of the
-& University of Montreal, sitting in the book-strewn study of
his Westmount home where, for some months past, since his
retirement from the Northern Electric Company, as mathematical
expert, he has worked out the highly complicated mathematical
formulas by which he attempts to disprove the Einstein theory of
the non-existence of ether and the constant speed of light.
Addressing the American Physical Society in New Fork re-
cently, he took his audience by surprise when he showed them
that the slight difference observed between the velocity of light
in the two beams reflected upon the interferometer in the original
telescope experiment many years ago was not an error as Einstein
mainta’ ns, but was just what should be expected, and indicates
an. ether drift” and proyes Newton’s third law correct and
domicals ala any cae Says the genial pp nexeseo aii a mere)
is eyes, “they have got to ‘show me better proo:
than they have yet brought”, 2 ks E

8) BOARD OF TRADE MOVES FOR GREATER
SAFETY ON YALE RD. NEAR ABBOTSFORD

Forcible, but not inappropriate
words were used at the Board of

SOCIAL EVENING PROCEEDS

TO GO FOR WELFARE WORK

The social evening sponsored by the
Welfare Club, held tn the Men's Club
hall on Thursday evening was quite
well attended, despite the adverse
Weather, and a splendid program was
enjoyed. The following artists tool
part: Mrs. W. Coutts, Mrs. Perry
Starr, Miss Margaret Wattie, Mr
Morrison, Miss Margaret Finch, Miss
Kathleen Webster, Peggy Ande
George Grant, J. Berry, P. Lamb
Mrs. Anderson was accompanist.
veral members of the Carmenians
so gave assistance, Little Joyce Mar-
shall contributed, and Master Berry,
not quite four years old, to the great
delight of the audience, sang comp-
letely through ‘Home on the Range".

Mr. G. Pratt gave a brief history of
the inauguration and work of the
Welfare Club and Mr. Berry senior
gave a short address. Refreshments
were served at the conclusion of the

jfrom as far as the Hindu temple to

concert, Proceeds amounted to $1285.

Cow-Testing Ass'n, Elects Officers

The annual meeting of the Sumas-
Matsqui Cow-Testing Association, was
held at the home of T. I. Seldon on
Wednesday, evening, March 11.

The report of R. A. Wilson, super-
visor, Showed 24 herds on test, with
an average of 366 lbs. butterfat. The
high cow was owned by R. Machell,
with a record of 591 Ibs, butterfat;

highest two-year-old was owned by|this mesage v
rt, with a record of 652 Ibs. ja

B. Stew:

Trade meeting, Monday evening, urg-
ing the necessity of some action be-
ing taken in the very near future to
safeguard life and property on the
section of the main highway extend-
ing from near the badminton hall to
the Hindu temple.

This route is used a great deal by
residents of the district walking to
and although
show some discretion
, the meeting
was mostly cone about school
children who frequent the highway at
hours when considerable motor traf-
fic was also passing.

‘The school management will be ask-
ed to warn the pupils and caution
them against playing or being indif-
ferent to the danger in the locality.
The government highways department
will be approached to “strip” the road

the Abbotsford town limits, and to
build a cinder walk on one side of
the highway frem the mill road east
to beyond Henderson's funeral Home.
Mequest will also be made that reflec-
tors be put in place at one or two
important locations along the high-
way. There may be signs erected lim-
iting the speed of vehicles to a pace
consistent with safety, and warning
those guilty of a very heavy penalty.
Police will be asked to co-operate in
checking up on offenders.

school in British Columbia to help
the Canadian Torestry Association
spread the message of forest and
game conservation in their respective
districts, These lads felt that one of
the most effective ways to carry out

Your opportunity to meet and
consult the Tip Top Tailors’

STYLIST

W.D. LOWDEN

who will be at our store

March 26th

not only by wearing
bronze badge, but by wearing a

Herds with an average of 350 Ibs.|U/form which would be more con-

butterfat or more wer
Roy Machell ....... «eee 405

spicuous.
new Junior Forest Warden red shirt.

Hence they adopted the

Although the Junior Forest Ward-

en movement first originated in this
province, it has now been startled in
Wastern Canada and in Newfoundland
with oustanding suecess.

D. S. Blacklock 405
T. Delair 401
B. Stewart 394
J. Moore 888
T. S. Higg: ? 383
Mrs. H. O. Keefer . 379
Mrs. C, Stafford 373 ly
W. Gurney and Son 366
Mrs. A. C. Austin .... 355
F. A. Beha 355

Emil Anders: 350

The directors were re-elected as fol-
lows: L. T. Beharrel, president; B.
Stewart, secretary. Mrs. Seldon sery-
ed refreshments.

more strongly than ever before by the
Association, together with the B. C.
Torest Service,

One of ‘the greatest mediums the
Association has for carrying on this
work is through its 6,000 Junior Fors,

est Wardens; boys selected from every

DR. J. E. LUKAS
DENTIST

Office—
(The News Building)

MODERN X-RAY
EQUIPMENT

Office Hours: 9-12; 1-5 p.m.
Evenings by Appointment

Telephone 103

SEE hae

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CAR

Now on Display

Demonstration Given

Home Service Station
ee Abbotsford

Telephone 28

EN! This is important!

Mr.
W. D. Lowden, the Tip Top Tailors’
Stylist, will visit our store,where he
may be consulted without obligation
by men of this town on any questions
of style, fabric or color pertaining to
a well-dressed appearance.

The benefit of Mr. Lowden’s experi-
ence is of course given without obliga-
tion and is offered as just one more
reason why you should come to our
store, at least to compare, before you
order Spring and Summer clothes
anywhere.

More woollens than ever make up the
Tip Top Spring and Summer range—
more styles —better tailoring and
finish—yet the price is only $25.75
for your unrestricted choice.

J. GILMOUR

Abbotsford - Telephone 4

J EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR

“TIP TOP. TAILORS

The Worlds Lorgeit One Prige Toilart 6 > Staves trom Cost to Coait - Deolecs Everywhare

BRADNER

Mrs. Cunninham is spending a few Nelson S
days in Vancouver, recuperating from

ervice

her recent illness,

Mrs. G. H. Loach was the guest of R2t° & epee

Mrs. A. J. Moxon in Vancouver for a apid fficient hop
Sew Daya lastiweel, WE ARE NOW EQUIPPED WITH
Miss Edith Gledhill has returned to FULL STOCK OF PARTS TO

Vancouver, after spending a week at REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF

her home here. Miss Adeline Gledhill
is visiting her aunt in Vancouver for

a time.
Roads in the district are now al-
most back to normal condition, and

RADIOS

Telephone 75* The News Block

the restrictions enforced while thaw-

ae ee taking place have been re- Auction Sales. 2

A number of friends of the Aber-| FOR A SUCCESSFUL FARM SALE

deen Birthday Club met at the home phone me collect Chilliwack
of Mrs. A. Gledhill on the occasién of 3542 or 4652

her birthday, and that of Mr
Smith's Mrs. W. Middleton and Mrs.
J. Catto won prizes at the whist drive

P.O. Box 597

Jack/ {VAN HURNDALL - Auctioneer

CHILLIWACK, B.C.

that was held. The honored guests
were presented with an
shandkerchief each, and Mrs. Smith] a flower pot.

Cribbage Players Busy

In a series of “best two out of
three’ cribbage games, Legionnaires
won two straight from the Atangard
Hotel, the ore in each being 19-17
In the first game of a second series,
however, the hotel men turned the
tables, and (beat the veteran's 24-11,
the worst beating the Legion ever re-
ceived.

In the first game of a new series,
Atangarders defeated “Tommy Math-
ers’ Kilgard a Straiton Hill Billies”
by a score of 22-14,

The teams pluying these short se-
ries find it more convenient than try-
ing to keep up to schedule in a regul-
ular league tournament.

COLUMBIA OPTICAL CO.

404 Standard Bank Building
U0ID.

Sey. 7410

Office attendance at Chilliwack
bi-monthly

GASOLINE

18c

gallon

CANADIAN TRADE INVITED !

SUMAS GARAGE

E. R. MOLLARD
Opposite Rose Theatre UC
SUMAS _ _ WASH. |

Ls The famous Oxford and Cambridge oars-
: men who have been thrilling the world
; with their annual spring boat race for
H nearly 100 years make light ales, stout and
H wholesome beer part of their training

to reliable

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diet,

reports. More than most athletes, these

champions reqiire stamina,

and abundant reserve energy.

quiet nerves

AGE & PURITY
GUARANTEED
BY $10.000
BOND.

COAST BREWERIES
JMITED

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This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the Government of B, C,.

initialled | received a rose bowl and Mrs, Gledhill

ead