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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1943

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ROO OOO MCC O C00 COO CoCo CoCo ooo ooo CIGARETTES FROM Ae} ta |ABBOTSFORD ‘TASTE | , se ees fey TWICE AS GOOD ei @ 7 = | Very appreciative messages are pe 4 Eg | received by local citizens ‘who Gi —— Fes | reaularly contribute to the cigar- | sce Ealcs, funds for overseas perk aw |Typical and doubly interesting | etal |here is a postcard received by an pe : ow Bvy Abbotsford man who contributes ing \through the Overseas League To- 3} Fe throug Ey bacco and Hamper phase pie “Dear Sir, I would like to EB PS thank you for the lovely gift of pe pra | cigarettes I received today. ee ford so ey bes % also from Abbots:

s— taste twice as good. My father ne kag jand mother still live in Abbots- 5.95, 4.95, 3.95, 2.95 Fry ford. 1 hope it won't be long un- s iS— til I can thank you in person for bose 95 1.95 * the lovely gift. (signed) Tommy, Ed

ie With the F Fe 1.49 99¢ “ ith the Forces ; IRLS * 2 Ei Through the International Red Heat Teg: eae aces a bat

i from his 7 eee nae pa bas a ada pelovoer of war, and S. Gi SHARKSKIN peg | Who is a p fea -

fad |C. Melander has received wor 4 Fa from his mother in Copenhagen, * Denmark. * . : % LAC Armourer Bill Norrish, turned a few days ago EX MEN'S SUMMER TIES ....... vecccecees each 500 RCAP, returned a few, days ago hag In smart stripes and checks. By Tooke. 8 Se a tay Gavi tad MEN’S SUMMER CAPS ...... SFG sce Bea OmON SUC home before leaving for a new kad Navy blue with transparent peaks. posting to a west pad <a i i ©. D. Violette of Mt. an WHITE CAPS with solid peaks ....... ... @ach 35¢ EO. Dy Niclotie, ce /3¢] 34] which received pilot’s wings at No. 10 SFTS, Dauphin, Man, i ; a Joseph Elliot of Bradner grad- E \ RCAF air gunner on = Sh “3 t. ¥% uated as an : Sport Shirts ison oli, Que. 5; A. *@ STRONG LINENE FABRIC SHIRT ... 1.85 R. Trethewey of Haney, former * In natural color, open weave, a cool, ly of Abbotsford, received his Lal comfortable shirt wings last week at No. 7 SFTS, Macleod, Alberta. “ASCOT” SPORT SHIRT ......... 1.95 5 Pie. lak class | CalvicuuMcYann pee in fine linene and broadcloth Jee U.S. Army Air Forces, arrived in bat BUS Teoh SEN! cunt WS | Abbotsford last week to spend a * e few days. Cal has been in hospi- tal near Denver, Col., suffering Polo Shirts from rheumatic fever. Calvin ex- H pects the disability resulting from V-NECK, white, long sleeves Spy 1,50 the illness will cause his dis- ( charge from service. CREW NECK, short sleeves, 1.15 & 1.00 poy chance from service, Eq of a patrol bomber over the north | 3 | ee. according to the word

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Mrs. Perry Starr. Pte. Muriel Martin, CWAC, was home during the weekend. Flt. Sgt. Clare Yarwood and Mrs. Yarwood spent a few days during the past week with Mrs. H. Yarwood.

Nursing Sister Helen Dawson was at her home in Huntingdon during the week.

Pte. William Henshaw, who has been in military hospital for two weeks, spent the weekend

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with his wife and d o Sgt. Jim McPhee, RAF, prob- ably considers himself among the luckiest men on earth at present —for two big reasons. First, the birth of a daughter, -and second, being able to get a two-week leave to be home at the time. Pte. Peter Slater is home on furlough from Eastern Canada. Pte. Wm. Macbeth and Pte. John Smallenberg were both at home at the weekend. Norman Ryall, RCNVR, has been visiting his grandparents, : Henry J. Hamm, Townline rd., 1s one of the latest RCAF re- cruits from this Area.

Detachment No. 5 (Contributed) The rifle range at Peardonville is near completion Men from all

groups in Detachment 5 have shown great interest and ability to get things done without pay. Two members have used their tractors at their own expense. I want to take this opportunity to thank those men who have made time for this work especially those who have recently joined

Fe rw the Reserve Army. aE Sig. N. Laxton, Cpl. A. Chal- 3] mers and Ranger J. Siska are [3] doing a mighty fine job, giving ne unlimited time and helping co- operation, We need more men of be this same spirit between all the Fe ranks and units before this war ne is over, He Lieut. A. Milward. He Hardware Drysgoods FRESH CUT cE Phones: 180 & 64 Abbotsford ite be 1 : - = ROCCO o Reo Oooooe HOE SAWDUST ane ; : a For Immediate Delivery TROUSS nies. The gue enjoyed a social; with an attendance of about 30 FOR MI | afternoon and refreshments were|Miss Enid Sproat won a contest. @ Miss Dorot ry was guest |served |Hostesses for the meeting were of honor at a trousseau tea held | — | Mrs. Rottluff, Mrs. Phillip Fred- LAVOIE BROTHERS at the home of her < Mrs. G.|} MATSQUI PTA rickson, Mrs. I. Davies, Mrs. Fred HANEY, B.C, E. Leary on Tues rnoon, | I 'S TUESDAY Hansen and Mrs. Frank Behar- Phone Haney 31R or The tea table was centred with a} Matsqui PTA met at the home|rell. Matsqui school teachers as- write 150-8th Ave. bowl of carnations and pink peo- of Mrs. Tom Rottluff on Tuesday |sisted with the serving.

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FRIDAY and SATURDAY — June (8 and 19

Matinee Saturday at 2:30 p.m.

DENNIS MORGAN

IDA LUPINO JOAN LESLIE

THE HARD WAY

She cheated, connived, sacrificed for her sisters success, and then— NEWS

MONDAY ONLY — June 2

W. C, FIELDS GLORIA JEAN BUTCH and BUDDY

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Never Give a Sucker an Even Break

LEON ERROL

AND. JIMMY ROGERS NOAH BEERY MARY BRIAN Calaboose

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY — June 22 and 23 ALAN LADD HELEN WALKER SHELDON LEONARD

_- LUCKY JORDAN

He had no use for the army until he found out this war means business. AND———