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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

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Springtime is Martin-Senour Time!
Martin-Senour’s 100% Pure Paint Gives
Protection and Beauty Economically.

Weve PAINT

ORDINARY COLORS, covers approx.
400 sq. feet, 2 coats

OUTSIDE WHITE and
BRAZIL GREEN

CEDAR-TONE SHINGLE STAIN, the
scientific shingle coating, gal. $1.90

. gal. $5.00

. gal. $5.20

VAR ES
& ENAMELS

A full line of—
TOOLS FOR YOUR VICTORY GARDEN!

SPORT SHIRTS—

assorted colors
large, medium, small

2.45, 1,98, 1.85

Down Comforters

with art sateen floral covers.
assorted colors

a special at $9.95

CUSHIONS

covered in art rayon
Colors of biege with rose, green or wine
and plain gold. Good size, assorted shapes

only $1.50 each ons

PILLOWS

Large, well filled. In strong feather
proof art ticking

at $2.75 each

WOMEN’S OXFORDS, black, brown, white ..
MEN’S OXFORDS, black, brown,

pair

A handsome material woven for service

In Abbotsford It’s

DALY'S

—Phones 180 and 64—

HANDBAGS—
assorted colors
real leather

$6.00 $4.50

assorted colors
fabricated leather

$2.50

.. pair $3.00
$3.95, 5.95, $5.60

Krinkle Bedspread Material

72 inches wide. In white only
$1.20 per yard

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| With the Forces

LAC Ken Levang and Mrs. Le-
jean of Claresholm, Alta., arriv-
{ed Thursday to spend a week
Mrs. A, Levang* and Mrs.
|L. B. Farber and to attend the
wedding of AC2 Chester Levang
| and Miss Beth Fulton at Van-}
| couver, |
| James Moran of the Dental}
{Corps is spending his leave at |
thhe home of his mother, Mrs. |
A. Moran,

Mr. Cunningham of the Veter-
an Guard has returned to his |
post at Medicine Hat, Alta., af-|
ter spending a few days at his}
home at Mt. Lehman.

Pte. Emily Webb, CWAC has
received a discharge and spent)
a few days in Abbotsford this|
week.

Gnr, Dick Young of Clayburn,
stationed at a west coast defence
post, was at home this weekend.

Pte. Bert Mathers spent the}
Easter weekend at home in Ab-
botsford.

ABbotsford Bakery has an out-|
standing record in releasing men
for service. From the staff have
gone Harry (Duke) Thomas, Jim
Blacklock, Bill Scott, Al Jamie-
son and Bruce Woollacott. Daly’s
Stores in Abbotsford has a high
record also: Ralph Fountain, Ray
Green, Lorna Daly, Lorne Car-|
michael and Jack Lamont.

L/Cpl. J. Mutter is enjoying a}
short leave at his Poplar home.

AC2 Bill Beetlestone spent the
Easter weekend with his wife
and parents at Huntingdon.

Stoker Vic Sayce has arrived
in England, according to word
received by his sister, Mrs. Ken
Lamarsh.

Stoker W. S. Meyers, RCNVR,
and Mrs. Meyers are spending
two weeks holiday with their
parents at Kilgard and Chilli-
wack.

Cpl. Vera Baker, CWAC, has
been honorably discharged ow-
ing to ill health and is now vis-
iting her parents at Bradner.

REECE. PARADE

Tactical manoeuvres were held
Monday night on Jubilee park
by the Reserve Recce. Squadron.
The outside work was taken fol-
lowing regular parade in the
H.Q. building when Lewis gun
jhandling was studied.
| The squadron will fall in on
Sunday at 14:00 hours (2 p.m.)
at headquarters and will proceed
to the Philip Sheffield auditor-
ium for participation in the Vic-
tory Loan rededication service.

Non-Coms

Classes for N.C.O. training be-
gin Thursday evening at Recce.
headquarters. Two-hour periods
beginning at 19:30 hours each
week will see the majority of
the men through their N.C.O.
classes.

~ BRACKEN

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called to accept the premiership
of that province, a position he
held for 20 years until recently

THE

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ROYAL BANK OF CANADA

speaks to its Depositors

R Canada’s fighting sons the ordeal of offensive battle

nears “This year”, the Prime Minister has said, “all of

our forces will be engaged.”

When the hour strikes, ample armour, modern machines,

munitions, equipment and food must be theirs in plenty—

with assurance of unending supply—to help preserve their

own lives as well as to overwhelm the enemy.

Money is needed for these purposes; much money; more

money than Canada has ever asked before; money without
stint. In the FOURTH VICTORY LOAN campaign,

Canada is asking her citizens for at least $1,100,000,000.

The Royal Bank of Canada, as a patriotic duty and
opportunity, suggests to all its depositors that they buy the
New VICTORY BONDS, withdrawing from their bank

accounts to do so, straining for the very largest investment

that their circumstances will permit.

VICTORY BONDS are this Country's finest security

called to accept leadership of the
Progressive-Conservative Party of
Canada. Mr. Howard Green re-
ferred to him as “a man of the
soil, interested in farming and
farmers’ problems” and said this
had been the subject of chief in-
terest to Mr. Bracken at all stops
in his tour of Canada.

In the informal meeting which
preceded the reception, Mr. Brac-
ken asked various citizens pre-
sent for information on the farm-
ing conducted in this Area and
was greatly interested in the
early growth here, much ahead,
he said, of the season eastward.

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Invest in

VICTORY BONDS

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DO YOUR SHOPPING IN DAYLIGHT!
2 lbs. 37c

SWIFT'S or
BURNS’

PURE LAR

BAKING POWDER, Calumet .......... (2-02, tin 190
JOHNSON’S FLUID BEEF .......... 16-oz, bt. 1.19
BOVRIL CUBESH. asa ewe vee... (0 in box 250

FRUIT CORDIAL (make your own drinks) 16-02, 49¢
BIRD SEED, Nabob ............... ... 2 pkts, 29¢
BIRD TREAT, Rennie’s each 5c
‘DR. BALLARD’S GHARCO DOG BISCUITS. . 2 pkg. 29¢
J.G. DOG FOOD (concentrated) ....... 2 pkts. 2le
BLEACH and DISINFECTANT, Mighty ... Ige. btl. 240
BLUE, Mrs. Stewart’s, Liquid ....... 10-07. btl. 230
BABY FOODS, Libby’s Nos. { to 10 ...... 3 tins 25¢
MOTHER’S VEGETABLE SOUP ......... 2 pkts. 2l0

CHEESE MILD MATURED |... hb. 35¢

KRAFT DINNER with cheese ..... rite ec
CLOTHES PINS (that Granny used) ..... 4 doz. 25¢

COCOA, Neilson’s Jersey ......... .. VYorlb. tin 19¢
COFFEE BOOSTER (try it) ...... weedy Gee eee
QUICK OATS,B&K........ Psamicaste 5-lb. bag 29¢
ROLLED WHEAT, Buckeye .......... 5-lb. bag 29¢
WHEAT PEARLS, V.M. ..........-. . 4-1b. bag 25¢
FETHERLITE CAKE FLOUR ..... .. +. Ige. pkt. 25¢
TAPIOCA, DESSERT Ib.-pkt. 39¢
GELATINE, Cox’s ...... Sie ante pkt. (9c
Strawberr:
JAM masher, (limit 4). 12-02. bil. 20c
MACARONI, Redicut ................ 5-lb. bag 45¢
MATCHES, Fire Chief .............-. 3 boxes 29c¢
SOYHEART SPREAD .............-- 16-02. jar 44c
HAWES LEMON OIL ............. . 12-02, bt. 25¢
POLIFLOR WAX, I's ........-00eeseeeees tin 49¢
WHITE SHOE POLISH, Salvador .......... bth, 15¢
STOVE POLISH, Zerra ............--+++: tin 10c¢

TANG SALAD DRESSING.

Pearl or PandG,.. 4 bars
Maple Flakes ...... pkt.
Jergen’s Carbolic, 4 bars
Apple Blossom,.. 4 bars

Fresh Vegetables and Fruit
Arriving Daily
VISIT OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT

FCR CHOICE CUTS AND STEAKS
SMOKED AND COOKED MEATS
FISH IN SEASON

MODERN “tt

.. 32-02, jar 49¢

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Join in the march to Victory.
Your $100 Victory Bond will buy
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TOM TOMKINS SAYS:
IT'S BETTER TO TRY
TO MAKE ENDS MEET

THAN TO SIMPLY
MEET YOUR END.

Buy
Viclory Bonds.

The GLACIER

Confectionery — Lunches

Phone 185 Abbotsford

FRIDAY - SATURDAY -— _ APRIL 30, MAY |
MATINEE SATURDAY 2:30

RAY MILLAND as the Major
GINGER ROGERS as the Minor

The Major
and the Minor

Circumstances force Ginger to masquerade as a 12-year-old,
and she’s good enough to fool Major Milland. IT’S A PIP!

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TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY — MAY 4.- 5

William Lundigan Shirley Ross
Cliff (Doubletalk\) Nazarro

SAILORS ON LEAVE

Hugh Herbert Guy Kibbee Tom Brown
Edgar Kennedy Polly Moran

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