IT’S WONDERFUL

I GUESS WE'RE ONLY HUMAN AFTER ALL —_
WE LIKE PRAISE THE SAME AS EVERY ONE
ELSE ... A GREAT MANY PEOPLE TELL US
HOW MUCH THEY ENJOY SHOPPING IN OUR
STORE AND HOW COURTEOUS OUR STAFF IS
IN ATTENDING TO THEIR INDIVIDUAL RE-
QUIREMENTS ... AND HOW THEY ENJOY
WEARING CLOTHES STYLED IN THE GREGORY-
PRICE MANNER. y

Well known Hatzic-Mission

gus
listed with the Westminsters during the first month of the
shown Bask et wav ot gs in civilian life.
of Veteran's’ Affairs photos shows Angus in
capacity as a ‘al fetter on the Lions Gate Bridge, Vancou-
The lower picture shows him with his English wife, whom he

group -of

ver.

veteran An Kreiger, who en-
the war, is
Centre picture of this

met in Brighton, and their Canadian-born daughter, and in the ee

picture Angus is gardening in the grounds of their

north end of the bridge. Angus
Kreiger of Hatzic.

home near
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack

Valley Veteran Enjoys Duties On

Lions Gate Bridge

at Vancouver

By A. T. PATON

Motorists who cross the Lions

‘arbal from the north end of the
bridge they notice a neat cottage

surrounded by trees and gardens,

Se ene nL sani tal aie daar satiny

on duty at the toll gate they

see him: working on these grounds. —

THIS I8 YOUR COMPANY
THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF

“Company has saved its Policy Holders
Million Dollars. and that money Temains ig Beitgh Columbia

Lowest Rates
Tell his
to make this ‘Company too.
KEEP MONEY IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

KEEP IN TOUCH WITH THE LOCAL AGENT
Alex. Bates, Matsqui

EXERCISE BOOKS
Exercise Scribblers, Picture &
Leatherette Each Se

is
might well be the envy of thousands
of other veterans currently hunting
for homes and jobs.

When Kreiger was discharged from
hospital, his right hand amputated /and
above the wrist as a result of wounds
. shell in

to such satisfaction that the com-
pany provided him with the home
for his English wife and baby daugh-
ter, more than enough ground to
gg him busy at his gardening hob-

by, and a specially designed foot-
operated ‘toket punch for his toll-
gate duties.

the family farm at

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— Leaf Binders. Zippet, S
$3.75 $5.00

200 Page Exercise Scribblers. Exercise Picture ng Leaf Binders. 3 ring, 75¢
Leatherette coil bound, 25¢ Covered 8 for 25¢ Loose Leaf Binders, 2 ring, 30¢
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Page Scribblers, ‘eit, Loose gore or Drawing Books, Artists ns
Coil bound ....... Each 10¢ ruled Se, ig 1Se, 25¢ Books, Stenographers, 18¢
s .
Paints — Pencils — Pens — Crayons
Mathematical Sets _ 45c  Penholders Se & 106 Pencil Boxes Me, 25¢
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ABBOTSFORD 5c to $1 STORE

August 28, 146 ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS J

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FALL
DRESSES

IN CREPES AND WOOLS
LATEST FALL STYLES
IN SIZES 12s to 52s

Our Door will be

Early Store Closing, Sat. Aug. 3ist

Saturday Evening, August 31st, 1946

closed at 5:30 p.m. on

Jerietarial sod.

Courses for Ex-

DAY CLASSES

CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Mcintosh Building, Chilliwack, B.C,
Associated With

PITMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LTD. Vancouver, BX.

Bookkeeping Courses
ts prepared for Civil Bevice ane
‘Servicemen and

OPENING DATE, tyéseay, SEPT. 3 ENROLL NOW
%

EVENING CLASSES

May M. Wilson, Principal — Phone 3897

Hatzic to — in the
‘Ar-

1939.
Fving eres i he fall of 941
he met his future wife in Brighton,

Gardening comes easy to Kreiger,
as he lived all his life on farms be-
fore the war. Clamping his bowler
hook to the handles of tools, he has

Sowers and vegetables, pruned trees
trimmed lawns.

TRANSPORTATION

‘}OF CALF CLUB
ais | ENTRIES ARRANGED

OUR METHOD GETS THEM — WE KNOW HOW

MICE
MOLES... RATS
Completely eradicated. Pre-
pore rat-proofed. i Bs

vermin thin
the walls to cause ‘offensive
odors

apartments,

BEDBUGS
ROACHES ... FLEAS
Ants, Silver Fish, Beetles,
Moths, etc., eradicated by

modern methods.

Vacating Premises During Treatment Unnecessary
Annual service contracts arranged with cafes, stores, hotels,

warehouses, etc.

VERMIN CHEMICAL CO. LTD.

606 HOMER STREET, VANCOUVER
Phone: MArine 4847 (Reverse Charges)

Transportation will be arranged
for the entries of*all members
of M-S-A Calf Clubs who intend
to exhibit at the Fair to be held
i tsford Sept. 6

obtain information regarding
times at which cusee? will pick
up the ves.

TWO SHOWERS HONOR
MISS EDNA GREEN

A large gasoline tank, complete
with toe and equipment, was
filled with gifts for Miss ina
Green at the home of Miss Mary
Trimnel on Wednesday
After we honored guest had
displayed
her pny gifts, the guests each
sere a guest towel, Much en-

it was afforded when Miss
Green's friends made a bride's
book, complete with pictures and
notations.

After dainty refreshments were
served Miss Freda Nelson enter-
tained with piano selections

On Friday Miss Green was a
guest of honor at a miscellaneous
shower paid at the ae of Mrs.
In keep-

~ eintlg the Shell oi] motif
was again carried out. Miss Bet-
ty dressed as a Shell Oil
‘eachane, moved a model ——
station into the room, The

Mr, and Mrs. v.

gins,
the ety Ww whee
for the couple's future,

Corsages of sweet peas and
iene wene made for the
bride-elect, her mother and sister
Haze) by Mrs. Butcher.

Refreshments were served to
the guests who numbered about

REDUCED FARES

Special reduced railway fares be-
tween sll rye gs in ype for the
‘Labor week-end
by RH ers, View-c! Snakvume, On
nadian Pasanger Association, ‘wes
tern Lines.

Tickets will be good going from
tl 2:00 pan.

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