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SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

Guns ! Ammunition! :

COLEMAN SUNSHINE INST’ (SHAL

LANTERN

CROSS-CUT PITCHER SPOUT PUMP for 14

6-F.

SPORT- ~LOOTH BUCK SAW, LANCE-TOOTH SAW,

ey YOUR HUNTING BUY YOUR THE CASE AND

A CONSIDERABLE |

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each eeeee

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guaranteed, .

-in. pipe; will lift 25-ft.

Hosiery Specials

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¢ MEN’S SO 'S—Pure ear 21. -Ib. ison, Pr. 30° = LADIES’ PURE SILK HOSE—Heavy service, full fash- 79° ioned; several shades. Sizes 8% to 914 for .......-

& Underwear Specials

COMBIN? ATIONS—Wooltex, fleece Mined and U:

ME:

OSE a Plated in the new fall

ayia eae HO: E—Botany Wool, light heather,

69° 49°

fancy

MEN’S RIB SHIRTS 34 to 42; heavy;

ae skein ... ARTSYL ROPE_—FPloss, pull ske

D. M. G.—about 60 shades,

LADIES and CHILDRE: HAN Special, cach .

WOODEN KNITTING PINS—TE.

15-in, NEEDLES—sizes 4 to 8.

FEATHERWEIGHT NEEDLES- ERINODE NEEDLES—all size:

Per

nes cli iz at per suit ..... VHILDREN'S COMBINATIONS—Penman 71 and Mason 31:00 fleece; 22 to 32. Garment-

MEN’S SHIRTS AND “DR: AW ERS— atural wool, British

make; medium weight, sizes to da, D DRAW Garment

In the Notion Eee oes

YARN—Oorticelli Thistlebloom in al of nice shades On.

Special per suit - 229 sizes $4.40

ERS—Pure Wool,

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DKE! ‘S—Swiss

Mull

AC Per a

7 to 12 Set 25° 15°

Non-bending;

ABBOTSFORD, B, ©. Phone 130

DALY’S General Store

KILGARD, B. 0,

Phone 155X

ye \ m x] % VJ = * * % Shop fully equipped for all repair work % x % _ $ BRETTS (Abbotsford) LTD. : j % otsror RY & _ & _E. H. CABELDU, Mg.-Dir. Telephone 82 % 3 “ KOOOOX OOK OOOOY i : WANT ADLETS 7 e - POR SALE—Turkeys, breeding and table; young toms, young “he Tul ars ; Mrs. Gordon Ferguson, Le | man Rd,, South of ' WILL TRADE—1928 Chevrolet c ‘) is gB00d condition, for piano or what have you; also electric radio. Mrs. ‘ Vic Ferguson, Mt. Lehman road, %- mile north of Yale Rd, 1 FOR SALE—Guernsey and heifers; due Octob: and Janu: R. Mockford, } s Rd.,

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WANTED- ed milk cooler, State

full particulars in first letter, John G, Anderson, Matsquj. 1p |

WILL trade Ford car in good condi- tion and almost new steel range for good gear-shift car. Box 1, , News office

ades of cattle and the ugly

| Milk Pail Propaganda

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Men of action ! Action and audae- Do we possess them? Are we to await a Hitler, who, hay- ig the nerve to wbolish the use of powder and lipstick by women, will Surely dictate the minimum milk con- sumption for the masses Adults one pint r day! Children one quart per day! s

What cAre the Facts?

HE Lower Mainland population approximates 350,000,

Five head should consume about one gallon per day, equivalent to 70,- 000 gallons total daily consumption, Equivalent to:

Twenty-one million pounds of milk per month or 840,000 pounds of but- ter fat (4% average test). The July 1933 butterfat summary of the F. V. M. P. A. is as follows: total butter- fat receipts 547,449 Ibs; total whole milk 13,082,520 pounds,

Thus the complete receipts of the M.

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FV. P. A. for July only approach the Lee fluid consumption by about 60

Since it se difficult to ascertain the quantity of non-cooperative milk pro- duced on the Lower Mainlana, we can be generous and say it amounts to the balance of the potential de- mand, 1.e.:40%

‘Yherefore the total milk produced in the Coastal area would just about meet the saturation point of sweet miix consumption,

Nothing would remain for the hund- red and one subsidiary uses for miukK — butter-making, che mak- ing, ice-cream manutacture, canned muks, the candy and confecuonery trades, and so on.

Lo say that the public will not per- mit it’s alimentary tract to be sooth- ed by this large amount of nutritive food is just weakness.

Has it been tried? long? How much?

When everything I see, read and r, Dulsates to the tune of:

‘A pint in the morning will keep you from mourning.” “A gill of good cream makes life

one long scream.”

“To retain your sweet wiles, drink

whole milk and smile.”

And so on ad nauseum.

Whenever I learn that sunner schools have been established for teachers (and all school trustees) who know less about milk than they do about beer..

When the Minister of Education, under milk-conscious pressure, is compelled by necessity and a dawning urge for the common welfare, to cr- eate an intelligent curriculum whose first plank will be the teaching of the principles of physiology and nutrition in all schools and by competent teach- 6rsia..

When every exhipition and fair in

and the

When? How

he;

the country (Vancouver t towns especially) possesses a Dairy Cow Palace, devoted exclusively to the display of all that modern milk technology can teac with lectures and demo

the imagination away

the solemn annual fancter clique a canned milk corners...... When all these, and more, have been tried with the fervour of a con- version crusade, and the index of consumption remains at its present meagre level, then I'll agree we are damned indeed. Then will be the time to howl calamity galore, to close up the shop, to call in the oleo- margarine experts, with Henry Ford's synthetic cow and his surplus mil- lions, and set the farmer to work growing cocoanuts and lard.

Oh, ye of faint heart, take hope— and ACTION !

Cash Prices. We

Dominion Wide Mouth Pints, per dozen - $1.25 Quarts, per dozen - 1.50

WILLAN HARDWARE

Bast of the R. R. Track, Abbotsford

will save you money

Telephone 81_|

Bate 76)

18 WANTS WORK—Phone

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GREENGAGE Phuims for sale, 3 cents per Ib. C. B. Sproule, McKenzie road, vear Curtis ranch, R.R. 2 botsford,

bulletin

free in realty

thousands of interested people in Canada and United States, Address The Realty Argonaut, Box 27, Ab- hotsford.

YOUNG MAN_ 18 wants work on farm or in store, Good milker, Box R. T., News Office, lp

FOR SALE—Buick Touring. Cheap, or will trade for oats,’ Rubber and battery in first-class order, L. VLAG, Matequi. Phone Miss 1030,

WILL = TRADE—Pure-bred

for oats or hay; J.

. 1, Abbotsford,

In or near Abbotsford, sack ntaining bear and deer hide. Reward, Advise Constable Clark.

LOST—Two black heifers, 18 months and 8 months. In vicinity of Su- mas Canal. Reward. Fatah Chand (Paddy). Near pumping station. 3

ECTRIC MOTOR, 1 h.p. 3-phase, in first-class condition; $38.50; on terms if required. Box H, News.

ABBOTSFORD

Miss L, Mason has returned from a visit with Mission friends. Abbotsford United fre requested to be { S gare at 1.45 on Saturday, for the ddurney, to Mission The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the M,- S.-A. hospital is planning a_ bridge party and dance on October 20th, and a bazaar at the end of November, Proceeds will be used for hospital purposes. About thirty members of the Fair- mont church choir motored er on Saturday after- several hours as the g W. Benedict, a for- mer member uisdui sent a tug-of-war team to y Centre today to contest the r sturdies, the Reeve taking them down

~ | Harvest Services Well Attended

Large numbers attended the Har- vest: Thanksgiving services held in St, Matthew on Sunday last The church was effectively decorated in an ¢ L

of Mission,

spoke in the morning, his thoughtful iddress being’ appreciated. Specls music Was rendered in the ning

by the choir and organist audience attended the

A capacity ice.

n Abbotsford eful tenant. n

WANTED TO RENT. ® small house, by Box G,, News Office,

FOR SALE—20 Yearling Grade Ewes also a few good sheep to put out in shares. A. C. Stewart, Abbotsford, Phone 171F, np

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Young People Enjoy Social

A spirit of jolly fellowship prevail Parish bull last Thursday members of the Mis- . visited a group of local

sion A.

peop The evening was pleasantly passed

ST, MATTHEW’S CHURCH

Trinity XVI— Holy Communion Church School Ds. Bia ensong and ganas Sept p.m. ALY A. or nization meeting Hall. All welcome Friday, Sept. 29. ast of St. and All Ange ST. MARGARED'S, BRADNER a.m, .. Harvest Thanksgiving Ser- vice. Friday, Sept. 29—Feast of § and All Angels. REV. T. L. RIMMER, Vicar

October Ist,

‘Thursday

in Parish

Michael

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t. Michael

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE

w. A. LEWIS, Pastor

gindas einen unday Schoo!

data . Worship

7.30 p.m. ..... Evangelistic

Wednesday, § Mid-week service

Vriday, 8 p.m. Young People's Meeting _

POPLAR UNITED CHURCH

Sunday Next $0 pom Anniversary Sery Special preacher Rev. T. 8. of Hatzic in games and refreshments, and as an outcome of the gathering, a com- mittee of local young people was formed to lay plans to present at Ing to be held on Thursday next, eptember 28th, when a definite de cision as to the formation of a branch h will be reached, A Vancouver aker will also address the meeting. torn—To Mr. and Mrs, W, Rell, Abbotsford, in the M.-S.-A, hospital

on September 28rd, a son,

A fire up buile

formerly of this town,

Mrs.

. McDonald,

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ABBOTSFORD

Pela | Abbotsford-Sumas ranked second |

at the regional competition held in|] SCHOG@E HELPS

conjunction with Chilliwack fair last

week.. Rainy weather affected the =

attendance. Langley won first place,

A recent guest of Rev. and Mrs. T, ; A 5

Ea Rimmer. an or st Mare, |{| SUOpping. They enjoy and profit by;

"ie Wnueheal of st Jamen Vane {| the experience. We have gathered

carage, es SuSE Se YI) together in generous variety every Mr. Allen Andrews of Vancouver,

ing his brother here for a few days. H.

here last week fenc

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last his ding

Saturday sh

8 s e —next door to his old quarters,

Edna Mead of Revelstoke was

has been visit- Thorn of Vancouver spent on is confined to her

Mrs. home with an attack of neuritis. who suffered in the

Let the boys and girls do their own

known help that will make school work easy and pleasurable.

E. T. WEIR PHARMACY

Phones 8 and 32 Next to Safeway Store

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for your money.._ This week we are again offering Outstanding

Values---for only Fifteen Cents. Here they are:

Prices Effective Thursday, Friday & Saturday, September 28, 29 & 30—

NABOB TEA LOBSTER, Eagle - - - - ~ Ygulb. tin Lb. : She SmimeS ae Bee : ; : : ae i. 5 Sapte are pi Meee eye eee ies BRAID’S HERRINGS IN TOMATO SAUCE - - Large tin (5c COFFEE RED SALMON = - - - ~ = Yoolby tin 150° TOMATO SOUP, Ayimer - - - - ~ . Lb. - 25c KRAFT CHEESE Bereta - it 2 ted t ALBERTA CATSUP, Aylmer - - - ~= = «= Bottle (5c GELATINE, Coxr’s - 9s - sw BUTTER MATCHES, Eddy'e om eee Aa if 3 lbs. 69c WAX PAPER, One by One = - - 2 packets 160 CLASSIC LAUNDRY SOAP - «(Cs Cy S ? FRASER VALLEY CLASSic rate”. ist vse ae te : RICHMOND PURE CASTILE TOILET SOAP - - - -3 bars I5¢ s ; BUTTER MANY FLOWERS TOILET SOAP - - 2 cakes (5c e ! JUMBO CARBOLIG - - ~ ~ ~ 3 har: * 3 lbs. 72c LUX FLAKES - - - .« . ee in : 3 Values in Our Meat Department | — ROUND STEAKS - - + - Lb, (5c VEAL CUTLETS - - - . Lh lie = RUMP ROASTS - - - - Lb, I5c FRESH LAMB STEW - - 2 bs. I5c S FRESH MINCED BEEF - - Lb, {0c PORK SAUSAGE - - - - Lb ie & yg eo COTTAGE ROLLS Lb. 15cbe : : ownouer. .bothfor 15¢ | Ye‘ee00ea = bothfor 15¢ § q

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FINEST QUALITY MEATS

SNOWFLAKE SODAS, Christie's

CORN FLAKES QUICK OATS, Purity

TASTICREAM HEALTH OATS

QUICK TAPIOGA

CIDER VINEGAR, Holebrand

QUEEN OLIVES MACARONI, Redi-cut BULK COCOA TOMATOES, Aylmer

SPINACH, Nabob Fancy TOMATO JUICE, Ayimer

SLICED PINEAPPLE

PORK & BEANS, Libby’s

~ + Lg. pkt. 15¢ B. C. SUGAR & = = = = 2 packets [5c - + «= «= Large packet 15¢, 10 Ibs. - 69¢c - = «= Packet (5c - = = Pound Packet (5c me <= = Bottles = = = = TYp-0% i i Each ip 15c ng Beet. ono ane STRAWBERRY & «rere TS fe JAM ae i i, | 4b pail 45c | ; -- - + tim ise |” SWEDISH CRISP : : : : ; : 2 tin 15 ALTH BREAD gee a i 1-lb pkt. 19c qi

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