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DALY'S HARDWARE

ABBOTSFORD, PHONE 180

DALY'S DRYGOODS

ABBOTSFORD, PHONE 64

BOXWOOD .RULE PYREX SAUCEPAN :
1-inch wide—round joint Discontinued —A discon- )
Jrinch wide—round joint 691) PAGK GANNERS lued pattem inthe BOYS’ PANTS HAT

family — Flame-
ware saucepan with
chrome finish handle—A

1
prayie lous ae, $ 19

1-8th and 1-16th—mark- Can in it! Boil ham in
ings and figures especial-

ly distinct. 25°

ach ~
GLASS ROLLING PIN

14” sparkling glass pin

SPECIAL

Wool felts, green

Heres the answer to boys pant ques-
tion! Pants for boys, all sizes, 11s to
18s, in navy blue cotton serge, sanfor-
ized shrunk with cuffs and 1
self fitting waist band. A Stay, blue or

f - r
ak Hg ul gar. $].95 brown, reg. $1.95

it! Made of heavy steel,
thoroughly coated with
hard durable blue porce-
lain with white flecks—

ak Fe ee CLOTHES LINE
complete wi canning |
rack. Capable of holding | AND PINS

—end unscrews to allow
for filling with water or
cracked ice.

|
7--1-qt. Ji
Sete, PN69

50’ of strong galvanized
clothes line and 3 dozen
spring type hardwood

29¢ Ce 43°
3 e e ; “ hit E ]
Glistening Enamelware ! tow ,Whie, Euan
ROUND DISHPANS

7-quart capacity, size 15\%4-inch diam-
eter, height 5 inches. B3°¢

Each &

Boys’ Sport
~ Shirts
$1.00

DRESS SHIRT

Sizes 14, 14%,

3_to 8s, assorted
colors. Each .......

DOUBLE BOILERS
Capacity: upper pot, 1 quart; lower
pot, 2 quarts. , $] 19 .

VALUES TAKEN AT RANDOM FROM THE MANY
AT THIS BIG JUNE EVENT!

Combination Square
The square of many uses
12-inch steel blade, ac-
curately graduated in 1-8
1-16 1 inches. Can be
used as a mitre, depth
gauge, etc.

Butcher Knives

Stainless steel keen cutt-
ing 6-inch blade, secure-
ly rivetted to hardwood
handle.

Each a obeb*

KEEP UP HOME MORALE !
Do your part, save metal,

and shower proof material.
sand. Sizes 36, 38, 40, 42
For = ete 324

Green gray, wine or

ws
Each Shas SAUCEPANS | Here’s Just What You Want in a 15, 16, 1642.
s T !
ROUND PUDDING PANS ISi-quarteapacty; diameter gpepe ! Summer Jacket Regular $1.65 &
. Capacity, 2 quarts. Diameter 934 inches inches, Each - 5 fi
Height 3 inches. 39° , 2%4-quart capacity. Diameter B9¢ A two-tone “Sportswear”, full zipper Jacket of wind S00 stax,
Each i 2 , 758 inches. Each . : 5

$4.50 71

by cooking with

PYREX

KITCHEN SETS

9 pices, consisting of 6 cus-

| TIES!

| Men’s Ties at a
Special Price

Select Yours Now

FINE SOX in great variety

A grand opportunity to secure your summer requirements.

ke é WOOL v4 € Rayon & Cotton ¢
Each > tard cups, 1 wire rack, 1 pie 3 a, Seer
Carving Sets plate and 1 meas- $4.20 Regular 65c for Per pairyS es 5 Pers pale tees eee 35
Smooth Plane : ri uring cup. Set, WOOL & COTTON 50¢ COTTON 30¢
9-inch overall, made with 3-pe. set consisting of | 4 9 Bevopair ie eee Be naine :
highly tempered keen _ slicer, carver and fork; PERCOLATORS on. y Cc

cutting blade; rosewood
finish hardwood handle

mirror finish steel blades
Per

Flameware for top of stove

Assorted patterns and good values

d knobs, Set use. 9-cup capacity $5-10
Bet arp PRR ta ae SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR THE LADIES !
: Accurate Wood Level Razor Blades ‘TEA KETTLE

A practical level for all
ordinary purposes, light-
wood. accurate and prov-
ed glasses set in plaster.

Length 24 89¢

inches, Each
Continuous Sprayers
Suitable for the applica-
tion of disinfectants,
sprays, etc. Sprays con-
tinuously. Tank approx.
1 qt. capacity

Each 33°

Rexoleum Mats

Gay scatter rugs of rex-
oleum; ideal for in front
of the stove, sink, etc.
Size 18x27 ins,

Each . 15°

cm Keen cutting, leath-
er stropped blue blades.

Sy Re 3g

Felt Rugs

Unbordered rugs in as-
sorted patterns. 6 ft. x

9 ft. $].79

Each

Cistern Pumps

Has completeiy enclosed
sanitary top priming
hole 7-8 inch with lock-
ing cap. Dia. cylinder 3
inches; size of pipe 11%4

inches. ‘ $3.19

Each ~

SOS 20 OR

TSS ET DE Ee ee
MANY PAY TRIBUTE

(Continued from Front Page)

MISS ARCHIBALD,
MRS. TAYLOR TO BE

His son, now in Parliament, was GUESTS OF HONOR

later to serve as reeve of Mats-| Miss J. B. Archibald,

qui for a decade,

Predeceased by Mrs. Cruick-
shank in 1922, the same year
as his eldest son, Wallace, died
as a result of wounds sustained
in the Great War, Mr. Cruick-

M-S-A Hospital for the

80-0z. size.

Each $4.35
DOUBLE BOILERS
SAUCEPANS — SKILLETS
TEAPOTS
GLASS OVENWARE

TWO SPECIAL VALUES
FROM GLASSWARE DEPT.
Glass Tumblers

Crystal clear medium weight

glasses, ideal for every DOS

day use. 6 for

4-Pc. Bowl Set

A size for every use, gayly
colored glazed Pottery in an

attractive whirl de 39
sign. Set of 4 : $1.

Births at M-S-A Hospital

June 4—To Mr .and Mrs, vy.
R. Jenkins of Whatcom Road, a

R.N.,| son.
who retires at the end of the
month after being matron of the} Dyck of Abbotsford, a son.

June 5—To Mr .and Mrs. Peter

past June 6—To Mr. and Mrs. M.

eleven years, will be guest of|Sparrow of Abbotsford, a daugh-
honor at a Garden Party at the| ter.

home of Mrs. E. A. Barrett on
Wednesday afternoon, June

June 8—To Mr, and Mrs.
17,|Stanley Grigg of Abbotsford, a

Sparkling Hew Cottons /

See the new arrivals in colorful prints. Many striking fresh

Patterns to choose from, per yard

25° ™ 29¢

Kedettes

The popular open-toe summer shoes. 3 color combina-

tions to choose from all at $2.15

Per pairks

ENTERTAINMENT WILL
AID OVERSEAS FUND
Vancouver artists, popular on
the radio and concert platform
will be the entertainers at the
Grand Variety Entertainment to
be held in the high school audi-
torium, Abbotsford, on Friday
night, June 19, under auspices of
the M-S-A Branch of the Cana-
dian Legion. Duncan Andrew will
be master of ceremonies and

shank is survived by one son, from 3 to 5 o’clock. Sharing the} son. Fred Bass of CKWX will be the
George A lickshank, M_P., honor with her will be Mrs. J. June 8—To Mr. and Mrs. John| accompanist. Proceeds aid the
two daught Mis) oe Ce A. Taylor, past president of the| Williams of Kilgard, a son. Soldiers’ Comforts Overseas Fund.
Cruikshank of Toronto, and Miss] Abbotsford Women’s Auxiliary] June 8—To Mr, and Mrs.| MONTHLY MEETING

Constance Cruickshank at
burn, and three sisters,
Belle McLellan,
Mre. Dr. B
Penn., and Mrs. W.
Wind

tend the funeral

MISSION GIRLS
PREFER SLEEP

Abbotsford - Mi
Breakfast Club

rls of
2d the

Busine:
or

attended

sion h.

than continue ith the

morning rising.
Degusseme
Springs hotel a
and related
recent publi

ada. Refreshments were served.

Cla
Mrs.}/ly to join Dr. Taylor in
36, of Toronto,]Peace River. All of their friends
77, Greensburg,] are invited to attend the party.
Beasley,
, Ont. Mr, Geo. Cruick-
shank flew from Ottawa to at-

; 70,

s dissolved
a meeting held in Mission on
Tuesday evening which Misses
Edna Green and Frances Pengilly|to a
Mis-

> group | the

BALLOON

(Continued from Front Page) ard Cole (ee

to the Hospital, who leaves short- | James Buchanan of Upper Sumas

the|a daughter,

June 6—To Mr .and Mrs. Frank
lin White (Mee Kathleen Boley)
of Nanaimo, V.1., a daughter,

June 6—To Mr .and Mrs. How-
Mabel Finlay,

scene and study the air raid

ion Women’s|tection device of which

formerly of Huntingdon) in the

arrived to salvage the balloon| Royal Columbian Hospital, New
and this gave hundreds of
izens an opportunity to visit the

cit-} Westminster, a son.
June 6—To Mr and Mrs.
pro-; Harvey Hiemstra. Mee Rae Paul)

much | at St. Paul’s Hospital, Vancouver,

at}|has been heard. The engineers|a son.

route to Vancouver,

Abbotsford

guided the balloon from its posi- June 3—To Pte.
i i above the Kilgard plant} Leonard Zink (ee Joan McTag-
ion over fields between|gart Cowan) at St. Paul’s Hos-
the foot of the mountain and No.|pital, a daughter, Diana Joan,

desire|1 highway and pulled it
to form an evening club rather}with the aid of  truc!
early | fortunately the cable sn.
erite|the balloon punctured
Hotja tree, It was bundled up by/& pi
RCAF men and later

and Mrs,

down eee ET une yoeens

ed and} Cameron, Lang. Sands and Bruce

on | Carri

represented Abbotsford
strict Board of Trade at the
en/quarterly meeting of the Asso-

attracted | ciated Boards of Trade held Fri-
much attention on a truck in|qay at the Peace Portal Golf

club with White Rock hosts,

OF TRADE BOARD

Monthly meeting of Abbotsford
& District Board of Trade will
be held in the Canadian Legion
Hall, Abbotsford, at 8 p.m. on
Monday, June 15. Matters 6f ppr-
ticular concern to the M-S-A
Area promise a full agenda of
interest to both farmers and
townsmen,

FINED $100 FOR e
SUGAR HOARDING

Kaemon Kikuchi, Japanese, was
fined $100 or two months by
Magistrate McWilliams in Kel-
owna Police Court on a charge
of sugar hoarding, The fine was
paid, The prosecution was launch-
ed by the Wartime Prices and
Trade Board as the result of in-
formation supplied by the Kel-
wna Board of Trade. Action
taken by the board’s sub-
onal office at Vernon where
H. J. Fosbrooke is the local rep-
resentative and J. H, Vestrup the

investigator,

Gives you that “extra” flavor
you'll enjoy to the last drop.

The Wartime Beverage of Thousands

COAST BREWERIES LTD.
VANCOUVER - NEW WESTMINSTER - VICTORIA
42-2
This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor

Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia.

Fit.-Sgt. Jack Watson of Chilli-) is now listed as a prisoner,

wack, recently reported missing | in Germany.

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