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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1941

SAVINGS!

For The Thrifty Householder

8-QUART

TANLEY TOOLS
asl GALYV. PAILS

Every Honscholder Should
Haye One

JACK PLANES
‘or work of all

f thin She
Length 14 inches. Each

LUNCH KIT

—

Regulation size; tinish
ed in heayy black en:
mel. Holds sti

1-pint bottle ...

O’‘CEDAR MOP

awit
! 89c
4 .
ve! :
¢.

YY Save money
on this char
mop buy.

Stanley Bit Braces
An open eaccnet brere 1
recp. lished f s oe

Garden Supplies

3-PC. GARDEN SET — Trowel,

Trail Blazers

Blazing the route to England in a four-motored long-range bombe*

reat sport to these Br

sh airmen.

There are 21 more‘to follcy

> first stop was at Portland, Ore.

Fork and Cultiy

Wor Fes sees ...45¢

GARDEN HOES — Solid Shank Old

and Polished Blade; c a

i English

SHOVELS—Round_point 95c Site
. WHEELBARROW — ees

G; iN
Priced ot 2s... , DOeLD

BO Ibs.
10G-Ib. sack
LAWN MOWERS
A LEADER
In Quality and Price
Taylor Forbes presents a qual-
ity mower at a price to suit
the lowest budget. Here is a
5-blade ball-bearing machine
—with 9-inch drive wheels.

Attractively finished.

14-INCH
$B-65

65c |

Long-Handle Shovel
Blade 9x11% inches— Cc
strongly built es 95

Long-Handle Spades

Socket pattern (0)
with hollow back ......... 95
Spading Forks
4-tine sturdy fork.
Each
Garden Hoes

A good general purpose hoe at
a special month-end \C

99°

3-piece Garden Set LR an me
Consisting of steel, trowel, Handy Tin Sprayers
fork and cultivator, % pint capacity. iC
Bpectal oe = 45 Special’ -—-— os Bs 29

Paint Up! Clean Up! Wicel

Join in the crusade for a cleaner, brighter town. First impres-
sions are lasting impressions. Let us be proud to show our
town to tourists and visitors. You will be surprised how a little
paint tones up the appearance of a home—adds distinction and
beauty to your house. Let’s Go!

MARTIN-SENOUR
109 ~, Pure Housepaint

Do you want the best looking house on your street?
paint with M.S., 100% Pure Paint.
QUART $

CEDAR-TONE

Scientifically made in two types, one for new shingles and one
for old shingles. Add years of life plus beauty to your roof for

as low as
GALLON $4.70

Then

Rayon Shorts, white, regular 40c to clear ..... 19¢
Sweat Shirts, cotton, short sleeve, blue,

MOPUNAN POC) cv eee ee ne Special 49c
White Duck Pants, extra quality, boys, regular $1.69

Special to Clear ..............-....... 98c
Blue Overalls, boys, bib, size 10, 12, 14, reg 98¢c

Gin (Ulsties ban noos oo See eonoRe Mes kA 50c

Underwear Shorts boys broadcloth reg 39c, spec. 19c
Elastic Top Work Socks, gray cotton yarn, pair 30c
Work Sox, cotton, reg. 25c this week .... 5 vale
.. 60

i leather upper ...------
atone Ue calcd Ane shoes in novelty styles and
bright trimmings ...- ae SE and $1.95
Sandals for Women, made of heavy suede fabric
Regular $1.95, to clear ....---.--> Peay. 98C
Farmerettes, Navy blue, reg $1.75, to clear .. $1.39
Slacks for Girls, navy. blue drill, reg. $1.50 for 95¢
Jacket and Overall Suits for girls, of navy drill tn
Middy style, regular $1.49, to clear .......--- 95c

FASHION-CRAFT
Summer Suits: 2-piece, $22.50; 3-piece, $26.00
The better tailored to measure clothing service.

aly’s

Drygoods

Hardware

PHONE 64

PHONE 180

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Army Needs
500 B.C. Men

Every Month

RECRUITING REQUIREMENTS
EXPLAINED; SEVERAL UNITS
SEEK ADDITIONAL MEN

Colonel Ralston’s speech of April
8th was greatly welcomed at Mili-
tary District Headquarters at Vie-
toria, as it is felt that it will serve
to bring home to the people of
British Columbia the urgent nec-
essity that exists for recruits at
the present time. Colone] Ralston
anticipated that the number of re-
cruits required in Canada will to-
tal betwen 5000 and 6000 each
month. It is estimated at local
Headquarters that British Colum-
bia’s requirements will be in the
neighborhood of 500 or 600 men
each month, as besides reinforce-
ment quotas, there will be a steady
call for men to keep the local
units filled up.

MEN REQUIRED

In addition to the calls made by
Colonel Ralston, recruiting is being
actively carried on for the new
62nd Light Anti Aircraft Regiment,
an Ordnance Workshop Section,
also well over 100 men are still re-
quired by the 9th Armoured Regi-
ment, which, it will be recalled,
was recently re-organized from the
Sth Canadian Motorcycle Regiment.
Men are required for all the Ser-
vices ennumerated by Colonel Ral-
ston, namely: Artillery, Engineers,
Signals, Armoured Corps, Army
Service Corps, Medical Corps, Ord-
nance Corps, Provost Corps, and
Forestry Corps.

NEED TRADESMEN

The results obtained during
March were quite gratifying, but
approximately 1000 men are still

IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

(Continued from front Page)

southwest side of No. 1 Highway
east. This first involves laying
large wood drain pipe.

It is also proposed, Mr. Shore
states, to lay a new water main
along North Railway avenue be-

Enter $500

SPORK "3% . tin 27e
Golden Loaf Cheese, 2-Ib. box 49e
Robin Hood Wafer Oats, 2 pkts. 19e
Lard , Pure, Shamrock, 3 lbs. 25e
Macaroni, ready cut, 3 lbs. . 19e
Prunes 25 Ibs. : $1.49
Pork & Beans "4 tins 25€
Peanut Butter s» sour » 2 lhs. 23
Apple: dunce; ete ae

Pastry Fluo sees ee
Magic Baking Powder
2 1-2 lbs. 69e3 12-02. tin 23e
Wheat or Rice Puffs ‘“-.""  19e

UPA Soren vas Oe
Coffee at 45c; 40c; 37c)

FRESH GROUND
You will be agreeably surprised at these values

SURE jane 4 Adb. tin. 49e

3 Ibs. 25c;

Sunrype

tween Hazel street and
avenue in order to improve water
pressure in the centre of town and
permit two lines of hose to be op-
erated in event of a fire.

The Tax levy for 1941 was re-
cently set at the same rate as last
year.

figure includes tradesmen of all
kinds.

As'stated by the Minister of Na-

Ltional Defence, in his broadcast,

the British Columbia Reserve Units
have ail been allotted definite
quotas of men required for im-
mediate service, and it is expected
that a large number of the present
reserve forces will be reporting for
active duty in the near future.
The Recruiting Organization in
British Columbia has now been
built up to a very high state of
efficiency, and men can join the
army now in many cases in their
own home towns, Instructions can
be obtained by getting in touch
with the nearest Recruiting Of-
ficer, a list of whom follows:
RECRUITING OFFICERS
Victoria, Bay Street Armouries;
Vancouver, Seaforth Armouries;
Cranbrook, Lt.-Col. Philpot, D.S.O.,
O.B.E.; Trail, Capt. A. H. Hugill;
Vernon, Lieut-Col. C. W. Husband;
Kamloops, Capt. J. F. Roberts;
Prince George, Major R. L. Gale,
M.C.; Prince Rupert, Capt. A. G.
Rix; Nanaimo, Major S. Henson;
New Westminster, Lieut-Col. Wil-
liams; or if more convenient, by
writing to: The District Recruit-
ing Officer, Work Point Barracks,

required to fill] present needs, This

Victoria, B.C.

COMING

EVENTS

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THREE DAYS!

Thursday, Friday, Saturday
May 1, 2, 3
Matinee: Saturday at 2:30

DEANNA DURBIN
Nice Girl?

FRANCHOT TONE

ROBERT STACK
Walter Brennan, Robert Benchley
Swing with Bing NEWS

TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
May 6 and 7
JOHN WAYNE
FRANCES DEE
and EDWARD ELLIS in

A Man Betrayed

Sportreel — Blue Barron’s Orch.
Edgar Kennedy Comedy

Central Fraser Valley Tennis Club
and Matsqui Hall Association

DANCE
Matsqui Hall
FRIDAY, MAY 9

Dancing 9:30 to 2:30

Royal Embassadors Orchestra
Admission 50c Refreshments

RESERVE MAY 16—

Pioneers Reunion Dance

WHATCOM ROAD HALL

This advertisement is not published or

displayed by the Liquor Control Board

or by the Government of British
Columbia.

Snowflake Shortening, 3 lhs.. 29e

Bleach" 3 btls. 19e
RINSO 22.2" __Ige. pkt. 24
Pearl White Soap %er= «ms 23¢
Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins. . 19¢

APPLES, Cee Newtons, 10 Ibs. 25c Cabbage
ORANGES, family, 2 dozen .... 35c ‘ibe 19c
LEMONS, large, G for ........ 15c aS

GRAPEFRUIT, 6 for ...... ie 260 :

~ Gartots, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Spinach
Cauliflower 3 Ibs. ... 19c
Meat Department

BEEF—
Stand. Rib Roasts, lb 22c¢
Pot Roasts, Ib. .... [8c

PORK OR VEAL—
Shoulder Roasts, Ib. .17¢
Shoulder Steaks, Ib. 19c

Leg Roasts, Ib. 18c to 22c | Boiling Beef, Ib. ... 13c
Side Pork, ...... Ib. 18c | Lean Stew Beef, 2 Ib. 33c
Loin Chops, .... Ib. 25c | Minced Beef, 2 Ib. .. 33c
Mutton or Lamb at lowest prices.
—SPECIAL—

Veal or Mutton Stew ..........-.-.--- 2 Ibs. 29¢
Fresh Beef Dripping .........--...- 8 Ibs. for 49c
Pure Kettle Rendered Lard............. 3 Ibs. 23c

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think of it? Remember, by placing your
new order well in advance you avold all
possibility of running short on some very
necessary items. Let us figure on your
next job—no matter how smal] or big.

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