Pacific Stages Orders 36 Canadian |;
Buses For Mainland, Valley Routes >

B.C. Motor Transportation Ltd. have been negotiating for
some peat for early delivery of 36 new Canadian Car-Brill
buses for their Pacific Stage Line routes, it is announced by Gen-
eral Manager Ivor W. Neil. The arrival of these vehicles, the first Le
of which are expected in the early montns of the coming year, will 4 4

general improvement in service on practically all of the
Company's 18 routes, will allow additional schedules to be operated Buti ne
and permit some needed extensions of routes. 7 z
At tthe Company has PAYROLLS
si of equipment
and difficulty of maintaining ve-| My, and Mrs. J.
hicles found itself pressed to
carry all the traffic offered. Okulitch' Leave

mew buses palin service eeriy| FOF Vancouver
year,

engineering features special} After resid in Abbotsford
Ssnpenais ar Otten district for ibe past Ts,
for the climaticcon-|Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Okuliteh
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Poa het. Seale cage ae During their residence in the

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circle of friends.
the “Cone setts] "Mrs. (Dr) George Volkotf, the
former Olga Cagney Lieut-Col.
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mae 2 se} Lt.-Col, Okulitch was PALM ICE CREAM is used in our wide list of
line on” August "1,] attached to the Canadian em- tempting Ice Cream Dishes. For Sundaes, Sodas and
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to serve i Volkoff, recently Thosteed Milk Shakes, PALM ICE CREAM, a Made in B.C.
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oat Time ! Some of the new buses were| search work in conmectea with Product, adds that delicious smooth taste to all our
° eperied to be in service long] the atomic bomb. Mrs. Volkoff Fountain servings. And we would like to remind
ile fore this, Mr. Well expialinns: spent hates = in Montreal you to attend the...
on resear wi

shortage of ma‘ and | on : in connection
strikes in suppliers’ plants have with uses of penicillin. B.C, PRODUCTS DISPLAY

par ee bus lus Dr. jimer Okulitch is a
Drop into Gregory-Price Ltd. and see Y, atter the war transit/member of the faculty of UBC. in P.S.H.S. Auditorium, WED., Oct. 2nd.
the selection of imported tweeds Pacific Stage Lines in date wis | TAG FOR BLIND ; -
i and early 1946 secured 22 new|{N ABBOTSFORD
velours and other fine fabrics in the cnceegh peer gil pect ger The Teddy Be
ment’ to roll off Canadian s-| OM OCTOBER 5 eddy Bear

u styles, wait their turn for additional{ Annual day for the Cana- ——— THE SWELLEST SP@T IN TOWN ——— ey
season's new popular vehicles. dion tnetin feb tte God ant

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to greater
ha Tice One tori ta Eomtoones pleco

ive on ear! . af
nes a them through talking books and
e of our present plans for im-| Braille, and gives special help in
proving service. the prevention of blindness to
“While it would be entirely| People who might cae be-

it

P!
pie i
v nm ol
conditions ‘mow that the war nag] Abbotsiord is Mrs. Chas “ae”

| Intosh, secretary of the Fraser
: “WHERE MOST MEN SHOP” mar oe Hee, Bini “i eet Valiny: “Coceittes ct the ee
is that i7ck, of equipment is) tute for the Blind.
‘ for us to maintain our present |/MAY TAKE $150
ice.

routes and servi Shortage of 4
rts is making a serious prob-| ACROSS BORDER EHEN YU
of maintenance, Par ite

“Duri war years we laid| Customs officials at Hunting-

ring the
out quite an ambitious program|don have received the new re-
of first 22] gulations which allow Canadians

provement. a
buses we received, which gave| Visiting the United States to take
us practically a 50% increase in| $150 with them without a special *
. A Seating capacity, allowed us to| Permit from the Foreign’ Ex- >
mmediate Service: inaugerate the “Flyer” service to| change Control Board. “Of tis
= Valley points, and make other} @mount $100 may be in Ameri-
—— ON —— = inereases in schedules. i. oo Pee the remainder — DUAL SHADE ASSORTMENT —
owever, passenger traffic has} i! ‘anadian funds. i ‘i Pink
y | ot Bee increased considerably over last} Up to Saturday the maximum gt aadeing bags Pde Fe gy Tato ae
atc epairing year. The easing up of summer| amount allowed without « rerun wet inet ison. 2 Sapphite,
s i traffic will provide relief on| Was $50. Wistaria, Opium Poppy, Brown Coral, Burma Red,
* , some lines, and in some instances ieenuEseeeeemeneeeeeee Black Saphire, Blue Moss, Mandarin Red, Coelie
t A we might be able to tighten up|MISS$ COOK IS Dragon's Blood, ‘Moon Mist and Black Cherry
HEPPNER’S eat ens, mere teauen:| SHOW
4 cy of service with the present ER GUEST — LIPSTICK SHADE ASSORTMENT —
JEWELERS number of buses, but until our eS aaaaes (Flip Top)
nouageal et rad pment arrives in quan-| To honor Miss Dora Cook,

Essendene Ave. A 8 Abbotsford, B.C. Whose marriage took place on|§ Chinese Red, Frozen Fire, Pink Sapphire

n the tolerant under- regen 18, fag 14 friends held Oriental Sapphire, Temple Fire, Canton Red,
Standing of our problems, for|@ wer at the home of Mrs, . Burma Red, Black S: Flov
WINTER FAIR JUDGE will judge Ayrshire classes at|which we have been gratefal|#. Caldwell reseron’ of,,MS: ont Wie ee
—aa the Ro; Winter Fair in Toron- | over the pe few years,” the afternoon was spent in an .
Sam of Cl to in * Mr, Neil pointed out that pro-| njoyable contest. When tea wae — CLOUD SILK SHADE CAKE MAKE-UP —
———— | served by the hostess, Mrs. A. Peach Petal No. 2, Peach Petal No. 3

Ferguson read the honored .
guests cup, and foretold of se- Light Lotus No, 2, Tea Tan No. 1

Veral small parcels which looked Tea Tan No. 2, and Tea Tan No, 3
like gifts. It was then that a
beautifully decorated basket of
gifts was presented to Miss Cook
In a few well-chosen words M
Cook thanked the ladies for thei:
lovely presents.

Phone 223
io ABBOTSFORD
B.C.

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