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be appreciated. Drop in and talk it over.

Contract for supplying the

been attacking the Province’s

ing the transformers f ‘or the
1 unit of 25,000 kva.
The contract for low tension

house

second bat a three transform-
ers for No. ew a Phe H, Carl Goldenberg, sole com-
at the B.C. Pow to enquire
Campbell River een has been Rinto Provincial-
awarded to English ElectricCom-| PROVINCIAL- Municipal rela.
pot of St, Catherines, Ontario,| MUNICIPAL tions, has com-
been announced by RELATIONS = pleted his hear-
mier John Hart. The same com- Statistical

Af ogre was submitted Songs
various provincial officials» ond
the jg ye
in Sperry all the

to Rsee.e vey Bag

tions prio: g hia re-
“| port and

Se ee
a total

force

River work.

settee tae peo a
fair at
Williams Lake and the P.G.E.
stockya

At Sechelt, foundations are
150-kw

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Black Shingle Varnish

5 Gallon Tins ....... . Per Gallon 65¢ |
=

Per Square Foot ..

Abbotsford Lumber

COMPANY LIMITED —-———

Do You Remember
Tenmy Years Ago

Fann Br gp yg om
August 26, 1926 7

A truck line operated by D,
Emery is to start in york
At a meeting of the

ford Athletic Association the fol-

The old “ate i hall is bei
ui
demolished preparation ~

mele

of were
destroy the old wooden struc-
ture built in maori
.
Bes Frank Seta Minister
Agriculture, in addressing the
Steontive of the race my ed boards

spect to ‘oving the fertil
wo, ery fh using greater quanti

ttc ON the Bor-
stal System of schapiitating
elinquents in bat het be

PHONE 10 By ‘Alex. Donaldson, yard manage. —
young
— Columbia, will
ENDS LONG SERVICE George E.
After 44 years’ service with Pohiges ot- Kheiloope bas retired.

SCHOOL DAYS

Will soon be here again!

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DRESS PANTS PULLOVER SWEATERS
SPORT JACKETS ZIPPER SWEATERS

MELTON CLOTH JACKETS DRESS SHIRTS
BOYS SHOES, 1 to 5 PYJAMAS
TIES BRACES BELTS

BOOTS AND
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we LEES

MONTROSE AVENUE

ARMORIZED

TIRES

niversary on

circa
took first

munity hall.

‘asa Lodge of
Alamos held their fourth an-
Sunday,

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Weir's Rexall Pharmacy —

10 YEARS AGO

August 26, 19 26, 1936
% Murdock “McKinnon of Kil
constructing i
room bi McKenzie

CALL IN AT THE —
RAVINE SERVICE STATION
— ie—
“HOME GAS AND OIL PRODUCTS”
FIRESTONE TIRES § ARROW BATTERIES
“CAR LUBRICATION and WASHING

et,

Station 127 - Res. 275K
Bill Hay, Prop.

tt 3 Abbotsford, B.C.

School m i
shifts. daily cutting the
Vancouver from 1937 to holas.
hill south of St. Nic! b
Se a ee
at Port C

areas
the, Borstal ptr tha with some
modifications on the initial ven-
pen
honor system will still be
the e keynote of of the plan of cor-
no no fences,
rer bars, no locks (6 keep’ the| R
boys in.
Fae

Graham L.” Davis, noenial di-
rector for the W. K. Kellogg
Foundation oi
ned Creek,
Michigan, will
conduct a survey

of hospital requirements for Bri-
tish Columbia at no cost to the
Province, it was announced by
Hon, G. S. Pearson, Provincial
‘This is the first step in plan-

LL
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Force
ern Command will

built Alaska
they left on a tour
System from

BEHARRELL MANAGER ‘WILL PACE FROIP.
MISSION ‘
BUCKERFIELD’S LTD.

‘ e Ladner
nnouncement made recently | thi
ot the prtebetton Of Bisger Boharrel| 2 YO

BRANCH

pases Creek, pa ‘e, ihe

August The
expedition, known
“North,” is to bé
connoissance of
of possible training
areas for the future by Western
Members of the press are be-
a to accompany the
column.

ning a long-range program of
Png 1. construction and remo-
deling or on re-

quirements.
98.
Work on the Hope-Princeton
road has been somewhat retard-
ed by the short-

HOPE- age of men and
PRINCETON neg of supplies
ROAD to strikes, it

pe F apenenied

by Hon. E. C, Carson, Minister of
Public Works.
Contracts on this link between
the Coast and the interior of the
Province, to date amount to
$2,892,000, The contracts call for
the road to be completely
Septernber of next year. Cue
derable Progress, however,
bee Last week

moved in = big bh
.
Approximately, 10,000 acres of

forest have been
FOREST sprayed by fo-
SPRAYING

ray officials to
brin
trol hemilock loopers which have

ng under con-
C.N.R. EARNINGS

by].

mat 7 e
in 16,00 o v
tha: 16,000. yards rock were} (tas @

EXPECT BIG CROWDS

—_—_—

Crowning of the Harvest Queen
a big sports, live-
stock all the fun of the

parade will start at 1 p.m.

Sept. 2 and will a antag by
the crowning of the

Senior cattle show at the vale

ir dance will be held
in the ‘\thietie Hall at Langley
Prairie Friday evening, Sept. 6

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