if _| here's a longer stren; safe, smooth riding motoring and many extra miles of Letus tell you all about Armorized Let Us litipect Your Tires Today your tices ure OK ive'f dip si. If tutatacion. Ont Tice Nap for your money... Dunlop Armorized Tires are on us for run DUNLOP| ARMORIZED TIRES Alex. Bates, Matsqui_ < Mfhortage cf been pickers has [Mennonites Carry Out Baptismal Service At Creek In Upper Sumas oung men and women a orth RECEIVES AWARD FROM the former “< a Baldwin pa yale or Miss McPhee of, Abbotsford: of juietl, til Peg time Seremony to. begin, ‘| ALDERGROVE BRIGADE MAY HELP QUELL MATSQUI FIRES aie from Matsqui ee ‘. to them as the closest fire tenting unit. .| PROFITABLE VENTURE A net profit of $4242 on the recent Kamloops Stam been reported by the Association. has ‘hibition of the church. Beautify and Protect Your Home and Buildings — BY HAVING THEM PAINTED ——__ . If you are planning on painting we will be glad to give you advice and and estimate, WEBSTER BROS. PAINTERS & DECORATORS P.O. BOX 55 PHONE Abbotsford 37 List of Prize Winners At the Fair NEEDLEWORK anaes article awd Peon éudr Tench, Pait illow sli ‘tie ir pillow slips, emb: Mrs. Clara ‘Bak B.C. Tom WATSON VETERAN HAULER No Job Too Large — No Job too Small DEPENDABLE SERVICE tet TRY OUR RATES Delair, Dan Hunt a a Threlfall, Ronnie Dela ‘artin’s RS copys! Donald Threlfall. Donald of flour sack: Mrs. |sie Delair, David Reid, Fae Lob- ¢ Sr. ship: ‘lain a y OWS. 5 ‘ : Shar- ron: # eid, Tyronne Reid, Gordon ‘Threlfall, Mrs. E. Winson. Ches-| Threlfall, Douglas fr. Afghan, crochet: ‘Min. ©. J. Ben: m Rell. "Champion Soney Gr: 3 -» O. J. ron Rei ion Jersey Calf: nett. Pair knitted gloves: H.|Gordon McFee. Zs ¢ J. rena Showmansh fopen) Don- men’s socks: “Mrs, N. L. Switzer, ald Threlfall, ail, Rone ‘ Delair, Barer Mrs. ae Marjorie Hammond, Mrs. McMann. ASpist knitted sweater: Mrs. N. L. Switzer, Mrs. M. Mawson. Infant’s set knitted: Mrs. N. L.|Atkinson. Pole M. Switzer, nm Sayce. Quilt, a, Mrs. T. Preece, pieced in cotten: Mrs. J, Lill-|N- L. Switzer, Mrs. E. Taylor. Wool comforter: Mrs. J. gtr uuts: N. L. Switzer. tug, woollen» Mrs.|C@bbage, round: N. L. Switzer. J. Lillbeck. Wool rug. Mrs. 0. | Le". Cabbage, red: N. J. t. Article from worn |1- Switzer. Cabbage, pointed: N. ing: “6 Latter. _Child’s Bea Carrots, mae ‘Au- dress fi ot terial: E. Carrots, io shy a el from | AU idee Tench, Mrs. E. Tayler. wen — | Wi Demr ported trom the Data | CALL IN AT THE — RAVINE SERVICE STATION — for — “HOME GAS AND OIL PRODUCTS” FIRESTONE TIRES = ARROW BATTERIES CAR LUBRICATION and WASHING RAVINE SERVICE STATION Station 127 - Res. 275X BU tte; Fae ca 3: . Abbotsford, B.C. nk Seine ” Mrs. =— A. 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During che war years its payments to poli and beneficiaries in Canada amounted to over One Billion Dollars, Thirty Million Dollars of these Payments went to beneficiaries of those who had died oa Active Service overseas. Near you is 4 life insurance agent. Ask bim for advice in planning your future. It is good citizow ship to own life insurance. A message from the Life Insurance Companies ter. in Canada and their agents. tter, Mrs. ., Chard Preece. Cucumber, table: L. At. kinson, Louis Chambers. Cucum- vad Bb aye as ae H. E. oe: squash, Switzer. Red tocdetone? LY ae kinson. bap nese Marrow: N. L, = zer. Turnip: Mrs. A. Price. tuce: N. L. Switzer. Kohl Rabe: New Fall Samples MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS FOR MEN AND LADIES — DRY CLEANING-— Sent Out Every Monday and Wednesday »Abbotstord Tailors ABBOTSFORD pag pS, TOME. L. M. Towell. areete: itzer. R. Cla: Potatoes, late ‘red? 1. Harter, Mrs. T. Preece. FRUIT Gravenstein apples: Mrs. Hunt- er, Janet Fraser. ue: Mrs. Hunter, E. Taylor. DR. J. R. MORRIS — Dental Office — IN THE WOOD BUILDING Washington (across from the Light Co. office) Phone 1051 Dental X-Ray Service Office Open every day from 9 a.m. to 6 pm. Except Wednesday when hours are 9 a.m. to) pm. FEATURING PLASTIC TRANSPARENT DENTAL PLATES Two-Day Service on Plates No Appointment Necessary mixed apples. Mrs. A. Boyd, R. E. Clarke, Bartletts: R. Owen, Mary E. itter. Quince: Mary Latter. Peaches: Mrs. J, Hunter. Yellow egg plums: . Owen. Italian Prune plums: A. C. Stewart, P. . Schmidt. Green gage: Mrs. E. Taylor, G. J. Busby. White grapes: Thos, Jacobson. Other small fruits: Mrs. H. Larson, Carol Clarke. yr om walnuts: T. Delair, P. F. Schmidt. Jap- anese walnuts: G. J. Busby. Other variety nuts: T. Dela; E. L. Winson. High aggregate: Mrs, J. Hun- FIELD CROPS y ns: A. C. Stewart. Rye: A. C. Stewart. MISSION CITY SEWING MACHINE SALES & SERVICE ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES OVERHAULED AND REPAIRED ‘Asphalt Floor Tiles A GOOD SELECTION OF COLORS Whether you are build- ing a new home or re- modelling an old, Floor Tiles will add that mod- erm touch to your kit- chen, bathroom or play- room. They are ideal too, for store floors pro- viding many pleasing and artistic combinations. Black Shingle Varnish 5 Gallon Tins Per Gallon 65¢ Birch Veneer Per Square Foot “All work x guerentens” ASR HAE Abbotsford Lumber ——— COMPANY AB geochie s~nenemaieiel FRED D DARES PHONE 10 ” Alex, Donaldson, yard manage. — Telephone 21103 — $