4 ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

— 25. 1646

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PRODUCTS

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Here is the naval architect's 0-ton steam-
ship which will be built for oe Pacific Coast and Alaska service
of the C by the Bur
Dry Dock C t its Yarrow plant, Vic ort The ship, t

el ever to
cost about $3,000.00

) and should enter service in

drawing of th

be built on the P ie Coast, will

Bc, LING COD
LIVERS SOURCE
OF VITAMIN A

Most of the ling cod caught in
B.C. coastal waters is disposed
of in BC. other western
provinces. It is sold fresh, fillet-
ed and sometimes smoked. Aver-
a peg catch is around 45,-

In 982 it was discovered that
ling cod liver oil was rich in
vitamin A and the demand whic’

liately arose for the livers
fishermen to save

them. Prior to, 1932 the livers
were thrown away as worthless.

INCREASE YOUR OWN
PROSPERITY BY BUILDING
B.C. PAYROLLS

—*
The prosperity of this farming
community depends largely up-
om the success of its No. 1 in-
dustry, the manufacture of . .

PACIFIC MILK

These figures tell their own
story:

|The Pacific Milk plant at Ab-
botsford, B.C, employs 85 per-
sons with an annual payroll of|
$110,000.00.

One million, six hundred and
thirty thousand dollars was
the amount paid to the co-
operative dairy farmers in|
this area for their milk de-
livered to this plant in 1945.
A further six hundred thous-
and dollars was expended last
year for British Columbia
made supplies, such as cans,
labels, boxes, etc.

It is in your interest to support
this B.C. Industry.

Pacifie Milk

Irradiated and Vacuum-Packed

Kelly Douglas Co.
Grows Steadily
With Province

The extent at of Bi British Colum-
bia'’s mounting contribution to
the post war effort is becoming
clearer with every additional
month

Daily new peaks in production
are being reached by our basic
eee of res =P lumbering,

ind agri

ba soar my ‘industries,
“have showed the most

B.
however,
outstanding expansion during the

new
geoned ferth to join the hun-
dreds o com-

FIND FAVOR WITH B.C.

BUILDERS

Think It it Over!

sed Brick Company

Consistent Demand For Products of
Abbotsford Fire & Pressed Brick Co.

fastest-growing indy stries

year,

The of
residents of a Cohumble's
large cities and the people of

manufactured. Demand for the
continuing and shipm
i buyers and all parts of the
Ample power has been pro
vided by the C. Electric for
the present and future develop-
ment at the thre y tactory
M. ing process uw:
the Bg th Press” method; two
‘one Berg with «

Presses. capacity
of 12.000 per day, and an “Am-

snctarens ofa large “number” of
household helps.
1g the articles produced
Ad the firm are Shanahan's Pure
Epsom Salts, free-flowing Borax,
Laurall Chlorinated » Kleer-
it for sluggish drains and “Leisure
No-Rub Floor Wax.

‘ have 2.

of
panies in bolstering the economic
strength of the world markets.
Products, like those which
which

= concumpiten. 34:
to ony
of products of similar qual-

Until recently, British Colum-
bia’s progress st chiefly
from her position as a primary
producer. Today, however, Kei-
ly Douglas Co, like many other
British Columbia industries real-
izes the enormous importance of
manufacturing to the future of
the province, for Kelly Douglas
has shared in and contributed to
B.C.. growth for meré than 40

years.
For this future, it is essential
that the current expansion of
our secondary industries be re-
tained now that the war is over.
By secondary industries are
meant the manufacturers of con-
sumer goods. The products of
.B.C.’s secondary industries are
first in quality. Devotion to the
ee of gene quality has
ucts promin-

pater in their teld, as it has to
countless other products, at

ly Douglas & Co. manufacture or
pack an excellent variety of teas,
coffees, lies.

The makers of Nabob products
know that the making of B.C.
Products by B.C. people for sale

in turn to province is sound
common sense. For one thing,
buying B.C. products means a

saving of freight.

In 1938 (the last year in
figures on the subject are
able), 83,000 pounds of
from B.C. ling cod sold for $33,-

SHANA

{ Kiet dooms
+. mg
ommitery eee ches

Products are “MADE IN B.C.”

SHANAHAN’S HOUSEHOLD HELPS

specter d ond are of @ hagh

SHANAHAN’S

VANCOUVER,

‘s
tried: and tested in the com; "s
laboratory and have met with the
approval of the general public.

—— A 100% B.C,

@ ACE @
Abbotsford Fire & Pressed Brick

COMPANY LIMITED —

Manutacturers of
— DIAMOND ACE PRESSED BUILDING BRICK —

WE ARE DOING OUR BEST TO SOLVE
THE PROBLEM OF BRICK SUPPLY FOR
THE LOWER FRASER VALLEY!

PRODUCT ———

ABBOTSFORD, B.C.

definite erican Clay"with » capacity of
b. ~ sain |8000 per day.have been, install.
the Fraser Valley are sold in | ¢-
Van- The Company own 135 acres
every day of of shale property on Sumas
and it is the duty and privilege | Mountain, two miles from the
of Val to o- | factory, This shale is known for
cate by its it qualities in the
possible, goods jactured in | production of pressed face brick
those cities and other parts of | and ceramic building products
the of the highest standard. me
half mile of private road ‘in
been constructed to this proper-
Shanahan’s ty, where bunkers have been
erected to receive the raw ma-
P, J t terial, and development work has
Meet veel undertaken to open the
. shal

With Approval This” industry is making a

contribution to the
“ ” situation. in the District having
be SBF voy Sar of poe oar | 16 employees in its intitial stage,
‘ahan's, Vancouver, manu-| besides the work it will create

inthe transpertation.of products,
fuel and supplies,
Are Veterans

R. H. Nicholls, the President,
and F. L. Connon, the Secretary,
of the Company, are both vet-
erans of the First Great War,
and held administrative positions
in the R.C.A.F. in Canada in the
second, and they state that every
effort will be made to keep the
Percentage of returned men em-

ployed as high as possible.

The Company have enquiries
from -alt parts of Western Can-
ade for their products, but feel
that first preference should be
given to the local Fraser Valley
and Lower Mainland building
trade requirements, and will en-
do their oak to see

are met before
shipping further afield.
cipnctnenehignsighina hitachi

B.C. Products will stand the
test—buy them regularly.

DISPLAY B.C. GOODS

counters and

Wide scope of British -

bia's production will be

shown in the displays,

wil scores of items
various fac-

tories.

HAN’S

med clears of

dreine
mer a menih hanps trate

Land meful B¢
dof quality.

Pre

Be.

and best.

All NABOB food

.'

MNABOB produets are superior because they are B.C. products,
packed and processed close to the source of supply at their freshest
lected and

*

KELLY! DOUGLAS & CO.

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prepared by British Columbians trained to the highest standards,

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