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SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS Sept, 28, 1946 | PREPARED

Bradner Bulb Growers Develop Industry

Daffodil and narcissi bulbs grown in the Bradner helping to build up a favorable: trade balance for Briti are being shipped

are Columbia.

They

PRODUCERS-CONSUMERS CLOSELY LINKED

B.C. Farmers Ship

To Canadian Canners (Western) Ltd. |":

After a world depression and a

tests, the people of B.C. and the have proved that they can

Fruit, Vegetables

true

second world war, two ufac of B.C. ts

upon one another.

To this consistent and growing interdependence between our

and

can be

much of the suc-

cess, not only of many B.C. Products, but also of of B. ile.

C. people. Out of their rela‘ Province have been built,

many thousands tionships, towns and cities of the| to new soil turned into flourishing farms,

sound business and factories established, homes and families found- ed

Canadian Canners (Western! ' Foods, realize this in’ their British Columbia consumers.

) Ltd, makers of Aylmer Brand

lence between its B.C. Products and

company’s plants in Vancouver, Mission, Ashcroft, Ke- Penticton, Oliver and Ker- e@meos come fruits and vegetables Srown by thousands of B.C. far- mers. Hundreds of B.C., people

Envelopes, School Supplies Sold By _ Columbia Paper Co.

Coyle Battery Co.

move to

Years an

HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS

Lillooe closed until students to » of the tomato ¢

Warm weather & bumper

allow

“Op. has brought on crop and the Lillooet cann is working overtime. Surp of 20 carloads was ship- ped out last week, Il cars going to Vancouver,

M-S-A RESIDENTS URGED

(Continued from. Front Page)

) MEET STEADY DEMANDS

PREPARED TO MEET STEADY DEMANDS

Progress During Past Twenty Years

. ssistance of one young man started in the west end of Vancouver,

larger was necessitated.

Has Made Ste Y Columbia

om a wes- He decided to try his fortune

Business developed Premises and in two mote

To accommodate expansion of business has developed t

few years Coyle

te ted have located in quarters 276-290 Industrial Ave, Vancouy This move was heralded as the latest milestone

in a record of steady growth dur- ing the past two decades.

The building is much larger than the previous quarters and has ample room to take care of increased production fer an in- definite period. A more effic- jent manutacturing arrangement is also permitted. Considerable new equipment has been installed including automatic cast

moment, but the eyes of Eastern Canada are looking westward. he west coast points and the north country are viewed with considerable interest. Evidently the development of roads, nation- al defence projects, have all dir- ected attention to future possib- ities from a commercial stand- Point.

Must Provide Jobs Undoubtedly, fathers and moth- ets with teen age boys and girls leaving school must view this lem with great concern, ana What about the young men and women in the services, or just

ich can be repaid by providing suitable employment. Unquestionably, it is a thought-provoking problem which needs continuous study as Production swings from a war- time to a peacetime basis.

Our industries have unselfish- ly devoted their time and effort

producing goods

services ir

—LIMITES—— oe J

WHOLESALE PAPER MERCMANTS AND MANUFACTURING STATIONERS

Peper Sic’

from the moids. The

molds are then taken to a new trimmer and from there are fed to an automatic casting machine. This new equipment is said to greatly speed up production.

A ties a, nice ments to facilitate the : of raw materials,

Spacily

Assembly line procedure has been intreduced for all opera- tions from the installation of plate groups,into containers and

carried through to the finished product ready for shipment.

With the war over, Coyle Bat tery Co. will have no trouble in supplying its customers with stor- age batteries.

During the war years, in fact, this company had the enviable record 6f being able to supply

demand while other branches of industries were forced to cut production.

for the armed ot di .

There have been times

the past has

the order of the day and is quite inder the cir

"Sub. B.C. Residents

Other manufacturers, business and working people supply them ith goods and services that go to make up their canned good Products.

Many Industries Involved

These are the printers of Ayl- mer labels; workmen the cans; the mills that roll ar}

tin pi prepare the lumber fabricate the shipping boxes into which Ay! foods are packed. All or part of their livelihood is made by these people and con- cerns from Aylmer’s seven plants.

To them, in turn, and to thou- sands of other people within the Province, are sold the products of these huge plants. That

of

lumbia by the Columbia Paper | Company, Vancouver. The com- pany also carries a large selec-

tion of school supplies, writing Paper, fancy paper of all kinds, many well-known brands of toilet paper and other articles.

Many of the items handled by this firm are manufactured from BC. pulp and paper and are

| noted for their quality.

ALL-PURPOSE TRACTOR

Gravely all-purpose tractor has

farm. It plows and mows,

hauls, cultivates, seeds and fertilizers, and y Fraser Val farmers have found that

it is almost indispensable. It will plow and completely pulver- ize the soil in a single operation, leaving no clods to beat up.

people and B.C. products. There are countless others.

ogether, they form a part of the British Colum- abric of home and industrial

large bia fi

life.

“Buy B.C. Products” obviously is more than just a slogan. It is a living part of this throbbing Province . . . amd its people.

consumer in a joint effort to buy sell and boost British jumbia to

It has been the policy of the Bureau for over 22 years to con- structively build and promote the sale of B.C. Products and our

front in the production of war materials. Workers and ment have demonstrated abilities in this direction.

E is given to many B.C. residents by the Westmin- ster Paper Company, which oper- ates a large plant in New West- minster and uses increasing quantities of B.C. pulp and paper as the firm's products grow in

——LIM

276 INDUSTRIAL AVE.

UNQUESTIONABLY THE MOST SATISFACTORY BATTERY ON THE MARKET

MADE IN B.C.

Coyle Batteries |

I1TED—— VANCOUVER

popularity. Purex and many other excellent brands of toilet tissue are manufactured by the company. We export lumber,

which also produces a good line of wax paper, paper towels and

ducts, fruit, minerals, certain milk products and manufactured

AYIMER

PRODUCTS

similar articles. articles. To balance this valued

fish pro-| trade

we could confine our im —

ports to the numerous oe that ars ent obtainable e,

BCONOMICAL

WESTMINSTER PAPER CO. LTD. © MEW WESTMINSTER, 8.