” 2 ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS Sept. 25, — WESTERN WEEKLY EDITORS ATTEND CONVENTION "ABBOTSFORD — SOCIAL AND PERSONA Walker ® Scotia w eae Rese Mr, and Mrs drew Whit- son of Powell River are visiting friend: »botsford and Mats- ontinued on Page 3) WALLETS HENRY PERKINS FALL DRESSES — WOOLS AND CREPES — IN BLACK and NEW FALL SHADES SHORT AND LONG SLEEVES . B.C. PRODUCTS DISPLAY in the P.S.H.S. Auditorium Wednesday, October 2nd, : : KEY RINGS CHANGE PURSES . BE SURE TO ATTEND THE B.C, PRODUCTS DISPLAY P.S.HLS. Auditorium , WED. nd ANDEE’S “Buy B.C. Products” Specializin, : Smarter Styles in now Sizes q e — NUBONE REPRESENTATIVES — MONTROSE AVE. ABBOTSFORD, B.C. The GLACIER — Confectionery — Lunches Phone 185 Abbetsford ’ Attending their first annual convention since the war, more It $8’ a Date / = = than 200 members of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Associa. y { tion recently travelled from Montreal to Halifax by special Can- 4 FEATURING BRITISH COLUMBIA PAINT PRODUCTS! | | adian Pacinic Railway train, crossed the Bay of Pundy on the WE WILL SEE YOU AT THE i , pa | Canadian Pacific's Princess Helene and finished their journey on R ‘4 Meonamel || special Dominion Atlantic Railway train. Top photo shows a | | || group of British Columbia editors and their wives in a lounge Two well-known B.C. Manufact it : |] toom of the Princess Helene enroute across the Bay of Fundy. ake Slit wekseeed de wicca They are, left to right, S. P. McKinnon, Cloverdale; Irving Wilson, . +E vege 4g limatic conditions. Both Port Alberni, who came the greatest distance to the cor rention; . C1 - inside and outside Paints in High Gloss and Semi- || K. B. Warter, Smithers; William J. Rimes, Vanderhoof; Mrs, I in Philip Sheffield High School Auditorium Glass finishes. Buy B.C. Paints — Boost B.C. Pay- || Wilson, Ralph E. White, Kamloops; Mrs. Irene Jones, Agassiz; C c PAY rolls. F. McKenzie, Rossland. In a dining car aboard the Dominion At- B.C. eam ROLLS lantic (centre photo) Mrs. Bert McKay, Moosomin, Sask., and Mr BUY PRODUCTS — BOOST B.C. NELSO ‘Ss ELECTRIC McKay; Mrs. E. F. Stotesbury, Esterhazy, Sask. and Mr. Stotes- . || bury get advice on the midday meal from steward Bob Hood. Some AND PAINT SHOP delegates from Alberta (lower. photo) are in front of the |_East Exsendene Grand Pre shrine, one of t sited. The picture mn - se. = m eee Ti acidin A.W. Avery, Taber, Min Avery: tire. Ross & 1 ucker ton; Mr. Jessup; Mrs. Ben A. Huckell, innistall;” Mi: raith, Red Deer; Mrs. H. G. Thunell, Viking; hunell; 1 Mrs. H. T. Halliwell, Macleod and Mr, Halliwell. DODGE -‘DE-SOTO DEALERS ABBOTSFORD, B.C. { B.C. Industries Need Good Domestic Phone 244 Abbotsford, B.C. Market to = TOM WATSON VETERAN HAULER GENERAL TRUCKING Wood and Coal Cement and Gravel Moving Late Model Trucks to Serve You No Job Too Large — No Job too Small ery winter happy motorists wake up cold morning to find a car the garage. In most cases this occurance can be avoided. Before bitter weather comes have your car checked for win- sands Yo DEPENDABLE SERVICE Be TRY OUR RATES in @ world of We use and re P ————==. —— IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS —— ra %& Don't Forget: B.C. Products Display, Wed., Oct. 2 Ashdown’s Service Station —— LUBRICATION SPBCHALISTS — NEXT WEEK! B.C. PRODUCTS DISPLAY times durin At Philip Sheffield High School when ‘it has | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2x0, PHONE 66 ABBOTSFORD ase Wartime markets are now his ' aa ———— rene ;| tory. They must be replaced by a mes THIS WEEK AND EVERY WEEK ® consistent demand for B.C 2 on f It’s Electric! products on the home markets. RADIO SERVICE ie C BN manufacturer st , j I and available on the market we will er- | eheamat ~--+AT--- are that many of our regular e] apable Al hd ’ are in short supply these days, but if it cai “4 f r pe ALROY ELECTRIC . r — eons 4 “Bveryeus has a stake in British HOME OF ‘ | ‘-| Columbia. A plan that embraces | PHILCO «nd MARCONI - he manufacturer, the retailer, | Phone 247, Abbotsfo: re 4 — Easy WASTENG nes —— on | and consumer in a joint effort to | Phone 247, Abbotsford vadhday Made wen & buy. sell_and boost British Co- | nt lumbia Products is bound to/| ™ $< ~ ——— | mean more jobs for returned ser- | overy cr in British Columbia | SOCCER PRACTICI BUY B.C. PRODUCTS — BOOST B.C, PAYROLLS B.C, PRODUCTS DISPLAY, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2ND For Prompt and Friendly Service Phone 270 or call next to B.C. Telephone Exchange | WALTER'S ELECTRIC SERVICE ——— THE STORE THAT 1s 100% ELECTRIC —— STORY TIME BROADCASTER — ere| vice men and women. employees | tha: practical Why import) . of war plants and the thousands mopetitive goods when ytne self All members of the Abbotaford | of teen age boys and girls leaving | products are grown, PFO-| soccer been asked to n| high schools annually. and manufactured in the} turn i It has been the policy ‘ and sold at competitive} at Jub Products Bureau | Friday uver Board of T bia is in the fore | 22 years 4 and promote Workers and manage-|lasm is continued have demonstrated | their | post~v ies in this direction, If the 4 minimum 0-operation and enthus- consumers, and are consumers, nee amen oe ws, AO ABOVE was s~ Twe vane OFF cr OMG VRE S FIMALLY Fe. ON THE HERONS Spend M5 FO Me SEES A Pace EACH BACKED OY wanT “3 a aes