— > CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH No, 57 ——
DANCE

pRipay, 1 OCTOBER 18
— RNYTNMAIRES 0 ORCHESTRA —
ADMISSION 5c Including Refreshments

PROCEEDS TO BUILDING FUND

for further particulars a the Fe Armistice Dance

j

»  — ANNOUNCEMENT —
%

To all my former students and all others interested
in music lessons, I will re-open my studio on Laurel
Street, Abbotsford on

Saturday, 28th
8 am. to 4 pm.
For appointments phone 264,
J. CHAN. COLLINS.

among Canadian
sociated with a number of

Bloom, one of CBC’s
it contributor to
listeners a review of news

newspapermen, Mr.
leading western papers.

Sept. 25, 1846 ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS 3
beet = aoa
——GIBsSoNs

DISPERSAL SALE

HOLSTEIN CATTLE
———— AT DEROCHE ———
r
Tuesday, October Ist
at 1:30 P.M. (Standard Time)
For the J. J. McKimmon Estate at the McKimmon Farm, 12
East ee eS a

21 Head of Holstein Cattle
4 years, fresh Dec. 20, 1945; bred om! 9.
ears, bred May 26, dry now.
Bud hag 10 years, due date of sale.

dy 2nd, 4 yea am fresh March 22, bred wut 6.

Ottawa
the weekly Capital -Report
from

ery Sunday at 11.03 a.m.
netwo! Prominent

eM —TEEN TOWN—

DANCE

in the ORANGE HALL
September 28th

Dancing from 8 to 11:30
*

— ADMISSION 20¢ —

Refreshments Available

P. H. LUCAS

OPTOMETRIST
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF AN OFFICE AT
527 Main St. Mission City

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th

EYES EXAMINED — GLASSES FITTED
By Appointment

PROMPT OPTICAL REPAIR SERVICE

Office Hours: 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

EIDTORIALLY SPEAKING

Here’s Why We Should Always
Purchase Products Made In B.C.

The greatest thing needed dur
rd the Logg otal p ne will ‘be

Power means Payrolls and Pay-

the support purehase of pro-
ducts manufactured here.

The growth and continued pros-
perity of British Columbia de-
pends on the growth and ex-
pansion of Payrolls and Pur-
chasing Power.

Taxes would be. lessened ba
capita, as support of British
lumbia industrial concerns would
enable them to pay more taxes
and lessen the average per capita.

Keep every possible dollar cir-
culating in our field of opera-
ys aes. Colum! cts

a narrow lea—encourage
Fh de trade to on greatest pos-
sible extent but don’t
what is available here.
British Columbia products are
quality products, made from high
pombe Cnc eg by an intel-

ligent femember this
and discard all inferiority com-
plexes.

Our dairy mayoess =. » milk,
canned. ‘pow itter and
cheese are gr: with, “the best
in the world. Our canned milk

is exported to eleven foreign
countries, increasing every year
against all world brands, yet
many carloads are imported into
British Columbia every year—
also applies to butter and

Our meat products, fresh,
smoked and canned, paper pro-
ducts, paints and varnishes, bis-

ry, clothing, both

Aldergrove B.P.0, Elks, No. 66

DANCE

TO BE HELD IN MATSOUI HALL

Friday, September 27th

Dancing 9:30 to 2:30 Daylight Time)

—— ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, ABBOTSFORD Pia
HARVEST FESTIVAL

FRIDAY, September 27th., 1946 (Fast Time)—
8:00 p.m.: Festal Evensong (Short) and Sermon,
Preacher: The mine peed Sir Francis Heathcote,
Bart., Bishop of the Diocese.
FRIDAY, September 27th. 1946 (Fast Time)—
9:15 p.m.; Ceremony of Burning of the Vicarage Mort-
gage in the Parish Hall.
29th, 1946
$:00 am., Holy Communion.
945"am.,, Junior Church and Sunday School.
11:00 am. Holy Communion, Hymns and Sermon,
Preacher: The Vicar.
7:30 p

. Festal Evensong, Te
Trinity, Vancouver.

d Time

Deum and Sermon,
rather, Rey. Gordon E. Bratt, Rector of Holy

AUCTION. SALE
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

CUTLER’S BARN — MISSION
Highest Prices for Calves and other Livestock

ED JONES, Licensed Auctioneer

men’s and women’s; marine en-
gines, batteries, fertilizers, metal
printing jobs, and hun-
dreds of other products, are equal
to the best . yet all are faced
with direct competition with im-

conducted by Vancouver
Board of Trade, has been operat-
ing steadily for 20 years, the
iar campaign of its kind in

present every pro-
ae in Canada and every coun-
try in the world is urging its
citizens to “Buy at Home"—“Sup-
port their Own Industries.” They

urgently require maximum em-
r and increa:
power—So do

B.

imports

pared with a few years
Women’s ready-made clothing,

—worth $4,700,000, was sold in

. factories supply 13
percent. One hundred and fifty
thousand dollars worth of this
type of merchandise keeps fifty
people working 12 months a year,
Retail mercnants selling this
Merchandise definitely state itis
competitive in all respects to the
imported articles.

The value of property and in-
crease in individual opportunity
depends entirely on the produc-
tion of primary and_ secondary
roducts, Spending British Co-
lumbia dollars in British Colums

bia stores for British Columbia
products is more than a patrioti¢
principle. It should not involve

appeal. It is
sense for evel
who have
children's

any sentimental

own and their

industry worth to

vutskirts of the
br spapers
r

"‘cammunity has one
diccessful industries
er day and year

am of
the form of

ve leads are just a few
for B.C Pri

British
every individual living
in Britis sh Columbia prese

British Columbia “first.

import | B®

Large Crowd Watches
House Moving Job
In Abbotsford

One of the biggest moving
jobs in Abbotsford in some years
was completed Friday evening,
when a Vancouver transfer com-
pany jacked up the William Ro-

ported it to a new location di-
ly opposite the Dr.. H.
Cannon resid on Essendene

venue.

It was hardly as simple as
that, however, as many obstacles
d to be overcome before and
anne the trip down Montrose

Ave. and up the main highway.
To the big crowd which witnes-

of interest and they enjoyed
every minute Ah time y
spent at the sce:

The trailer cass by the com-
pany was an all-steel carrier,
nd was pulled by a ten-ton

Work of placing the house on
its foundation at the new site
was completed Monday.

VERY LITTLE POULTRY

, |DISEASE IN VALLEY

G. L. Landon, poultry commis-
sioner, has received preliminary
reports showing that reactors to
pullorem among poultry flocks
in the Fraser Valley are at their
lowest percentage in history.

Percent of reactors is .8, the
lowest figure since blood testing
was inaugurated. Six inspectors
are now in the field. It_is esti-
mated that between 500,000 and
600,000 birds will be tested this
season.

SUREY RATEPAYERS
APPOVE TWO FIRE
PROTECTION BYLAWS

Surrey ratepayers have passed
two fire protection bylaws. Both
bylaws authorized the purchase
of an RCAF crash truck and
other facilities for fire protection,
The trucks have already been
purchased from the War Assets
Corporation,

Seven fire brigades now pro-
tect Surrey homes and business
places.

ABBOTSFORD

If gold were],

dividual justifieation for pul 1d ng

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

(Continued from Page 2)

Daisy 2nd, 10 years, bred. 3
isy 3rd, 4 years, fresh Pee 4 1, bred Aug. 16.

Daisy 4th, 3 years, fresh March 22, bred Sept. 17.
1 7 years, fresh June 24, not bi
1 b : — “ fresh April +e bred L
1 3rd, 3 resh July 13.
13—Pansy 5th, 9 sine, etre Feb. 15, porte pe 25.
14—Ponty 2nd, 6 years, fresh October 8, oie April 20.

17—Ponty 5th, 2% years, fresh May 25, bred August 15.

1 yy ae adr we ember 26, 1945; bred June 8.
1 4th, 8 years, fresh March 8, bred Sep’

20—Star — 7 years, fresh May 14, bred A ani

1—s tar 4th, 6 hari Sang January 6, bred

lony rm bulls. Every
‘arm. Cor A Records will te

animal has been raised on the f;
announced in the sale ring.

Terms: Cash at the Sale

GIBSON'S

Box 758 :: Chilliwack, B.C. :: ~ Phone 4546
Office: Home-Makers Realty & Insurance Agency Ltd, Ph. 3131

Sumas Co-operative Assoc. No. {

Annual DANCE

ROAD —

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25
MUSIC BY THE AMBASSADORS ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION 75 Cents 33 REFRESHMENTS Included
-

—— ST. MARGARET’S CHURCH, BRADNER ——
CELEBRATES

HARVEST ‘FESTIVAL

SUNDAY, 29th., 1946
9:30 am., Holy Communion (plain).
10:00 a.m., Sunday School, —
3:00 p.m., Festal Evensong and Sermon.
Preacher: The Vicar.

Time

DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF

ROSS WILLIAMS
and HIS 7-PIECE ORCHESTRA

At Aldergrove Community Hall
Saturday, Sept. 28

“The Satutday Nite Dance
Spot of the Valley!”

*
Dancing 9 - 12

Admission _50c
(Standard Time)

Mrs. C. L. Denny of Moose
Jaw, Sask., Dr, and Mrs, Me-
Bride an Robinson of
Vancouver
home of Mr. a
thur last wee .

Mr. and Mrs. J. MecRobb of
Regina, Sask., are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs w. J. (bere: rry.

Mr, an "hate: "Gomme Heppner
mart family have returned from

spent

on Vancouver
Ts and!

.
Cc. W, Price
two weeks visiting
in. Kelowna,

Coukel
_ have

SE EE,

BERT NIOSI...
King Swing and his 15-Piece Orchestra
From Sunnyside Beach, ‘Toronto
— Chilliwack Agricultural Hall —
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4th

Dancing'9 to 1

Ww
ADMISSION

available from Hipwell's,
} arber Drugs; also
all Athletic officials.

Nee eee

Ra RS lS SR Ri a

BUY B.C. PRODUCTS...
BOOST B.C. PAYROLLS

WE'LL SEE YOU ALL AT THE .
—— Bie, PRODUCTS DISPLAY ——

in Philip’ sti High School
Wednesday, October 2nd

MO!

TROSE STUDIO