ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS April 26, 1944

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Styled for Spring

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A NEW SHIPMENT OF GAY AND DISTINCTIVE

PRINTED SPUN RAYONS

Choose from this colorful lot to complete your wardrobe for
spring and early summer. New styles, new colors, all sizes

3.65 to 10.00

---- BLOUSES ----

IN LOVELY SHEERS AND BROADCLOTHS
1,98 to 3.95 t

TWEED JACKETS — $6.50 and $10.95
Checks and stripes make these jackets an assortment to
satisfy the most particular buyers. Sizes 14, 16, 18, 20

Tweed Coats

Donegals and Herringbones are featured here, in coats styled
shopping, about-town, afternoons and sports

DALY

A. Black; directors, Pat.
James Webster, Chas.

for casual wear,

first vice-president, Dr.
Cannon;

Duncan McDonald;

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cis Fossett, Eldon T. Jacobson,
vey Henderson; tail twister, |Gordon Peardon, Norris Pendray,
u lion tamer,|and James Roberts.

second vice-president,

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A Properly

Balanced Budget

Should have Provision against

SICKNESS and ACCIDENT,

Don‘t wait until one of the family gets sick or hurt
.

before acting.
IT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU!!
Buy $1000 Coverage at Small Cost

For information write:

National Health Association

Box Al00, A. S. & M. News,
ABBOTSFORD, B.C.

“The Old Yukoner”

REV. R. W. HIBBERT, MA, BD,

“The Old Yukoner,”’ minister of
Clayburn United Church, will
give his.lecture, The Trail of '98
illustrated with actual photo-
graphs of now historic scenes, in
Trinity United Church, Abbots-
ford, Friday, April 28, at 8 p.m.
Readings by O. J. Bennett .of
Abbotsford and musical numbers
by pupils of Mrs. L. Lobban help
provide a variety program ar-
ranged by the Harmony Circle.

Mt. Lehman

Tommy Ashton has left for
treatments in Shaughnessy mili-

_|tary hospital.

United Church Ladies’ Aid will
meet in the church hall on Wed-
nesday.

Cpl. Harry Standeur, RCAF,
and party of Vancouver attended
services in the United church on
Sunday-.afternoon. Cpl. Standeur
sang “The Holy City” and “The
Stranger of Gallilee.”’ Following
the service the party was enter-
tained by Mrs. Forrester.

Miss Ethel Israel has returned
to Boundary Bay after a short
visit with her parents.

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Pine Grove

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chalmers
and Allen spent the weekend in
New Westmister, guests of their
son, P. Chalmers, and family.

Among those who spent EFri-
day in New Westminster were
Mr. and Mrs. M. Higginson, Mrs.
Cowin, Mrs. Ellwood and Mr. H.
Boyd.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Boyd from the prairies were Mr.
and Mrs, T. Dunn, who have lo-
cated on property near Langley.
Charles Herrling arrived home
from Bloedel on Saturday.
Mrs. P. Page entertained on
Tuesday afternoon when the la-

dies met to prepare wool for In-

There's a

SHINING FUTURE

for women who buy at
BERYL’S FASHION CENTRE,
where always featured are

“The Styles of Today”
with a touch of tomorrow

See a preview of the styles
which may come in 1960
Friday and Saturday at
Abbotsford Theatre.

Special Added Atraction |
14 GREAT STARS

in the greatest 20-minute
show in history!

ae SHINING
FUTURE”

Produced at Warner Bros. Studios
for CANADIAN MOTION PICTURE
WAR SERVICES COMMITTEE

BERYL'S -
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Fashionphone 222 Centre

HAVE YOU ORDERED
NEXT WINTER’S
COAL YET?

If not, do it TODAY!

BY PLACING YOUR ORDER HOW...

You enable your dealer to de-
liver when he can and to make
room for new supplies as they
are mined.

You help to keep the mines pro-
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roads moving the coal you
need.

You insure your home against
next winter’s cold weather...
You are more likely to get the
sizes and grades you ask for.

DEPARTMENT OF MUNITIONS AND SUPPLY

Honourable C.°D. Howe Minister

stitute quilts.
Aberdeen Pro Rec, under the
supervision, of Tommy Ruben

the Exhibition Forum.

went to Vancouver Tuesday night
to take part in the exercises in

SHANO PAINT CLEANER - - Quart Bottle 39¢_

WASHING SODA ..
AMMONIA POWDER
LIQUID AMMONIA ..
BLEACH, Dynamite
AR CRE Ae ee

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SHINOLA WAX .......
QIN LEWAX 2. doe

STOVE PL’SH Nonsuch (9c
JET STOVE PASTE, {9c

WAX

BON AMI

LIQUID VENEER, Ig btl 35c¢
O’CEDAR POLISH, btl. 23c
CEDAR OIL. 12-02. btl. (9c
GLASS KLENE .. btl. (9c
SCRATCH COVER, btl. 25c¢
DRY CLEANER ... btl 25¢
UPHOLSTERY Cleaner 29c

5 Ree as per tin 27¢
Sens per tin 34c

PEARS, Aylmer, FB ....

STAIN-OFF) SOLVENT, 300°) GAKES (25... 00 -cese--y+- oer =e each {3c — FURNITURE WAX, btl. 49c¢

KLEERIT 6... fINVQOC TINS “i han ek oie. ee ee each [5c “DB CLEAN-UP PASTE, {5e

SOAP, Pearl White or P&G........... 4 bars (9c SUPER SUDSiaiecienrs cs cet ta Ige. pkt. 2ic
THRIFT SOAP FLAKES - . . . 4-Ib. Pkt. 48c

JERGEN’S FLOATING CARBOLIC SOAP.... 4bars 19c | CUSTARD, Savoy ............-...... 3 pkts. 29¢

COWANS, COCOA .....° ssa gee Ib.-tin 25¢ = LARGE WRITING TABLETS ............. 2 for 29c

PANCAKE FLOUR, Fetherlite, 20-oz. ..... 2 pkt. 29¢ VANILLA FLAVORING, artificial ...... 6-07, bil. 19¢

. VEGETABLE-BEEF SOUP .. 2 tins 29c SWIF .

earner: SOUP ....... Sting 200 PREM) S2xr Se wawy uses Tin 29¢

Diss FOODS ...: eee 3 tins 29¢ CHICKEN NOODLES, Beaver ............ 2 tins 59¢

MUSTARD ~... sagen 2 btls. {9¢ = MARMALADE, Citro............... 24-01, jar 250

SOUP MIX, Stafford’s ................ 4 pkts. 48c = HERRINGS in tom. sauce (Friday) ...... 2 tins 29¢

PLUMS, Callrassieee:......:-. uence 2 tins 250. \MAZOPAV DIL’. u.s.civeresreenss 9-Ib, tin $2.39

tin 2lc ° VAN GAMP QUICK BROWN BEANS ...... 2 pkt. 3c

Complete Stock of Ker Jar Fittings on hand.

—GET YOURS NOW—

CORN FLAKES, Sugar Crisp

3 Pkfs. 238¢

FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES DAILY

MODER
MARKETS "23

N Abbotsford

In Our Meat Department
—A tempting display of choice cuts—
STEAKS AND ROASTS of TENDER QUALITY
BEEF, PORK, ETC,
FISH—FRESH AND SMOKED

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