New Sash and Door Factory Planned in Mission City
A Canadian Western Door Company Limited plans a modern sash and door factory in Mission City with 75 employees, 1000 doors daily capacity, and a $135,900 plant cost. Officers include C Pierce president and R L Gallinger vice president manager. Located near the G P RR and Fraser River for rail and water transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Western Door Company, Limited
Companies Act of
British Columbia
C. ©. Pierce
R. L. Gallinger
R. T. W. Pir
mgUrars
G. P. RR
Fraser River
Mission City
Pacific Northwest
Wanted Column Advertisement Lost Item and Reward
Advertisement fragment from a BC paper notes a 20 cent issue price and requests readers to leave copy and money at The Abbotsford Garage. It mentions a lost item described as white with a black ear and a black-spot, with a reward offered by G. A. Kay in Marpole, B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iler
Abbotsford
Aldergrove
Lerrier
G. A. Kay Marpole
B.C
Notice to ex members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force
The Department of Militia and Defence announces that former Canadian Expeditionary Force members eligible for post discharge dental care must submit applications to the District Dental Officer at their district headquarters by September 1, 1920. Applications received after that date will not be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Militia
Difnch
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Jon
Altar
Eugene Fiset
Western sash and door makers boost new Canadian plant
A Vancouver company plans a new factory and offices after western producers exit the trade due to softwood lumber scarcity. They have temporary offices in the Catherwood Block and are represented by R J Callinger and G W Panay who will provide information on the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Catherwood
R. J. Callinger
GW. Panay
Pradkin Mak Commission In Toronto Market Note
In Toronto this market is served by produce from Florida to British Columbia. Local produce is good quality for staple trade. out of season items are scarce. The piece notes competition with southern neighbors and emphasizes quality and packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
British Columbia
Fancy Trust
Ue South
Packing habits and market contrasts in northern apple trade
The article discusses advantages of higher altitude and northern location for keeping quality, noting poorer packs from western shippers. It calls for packing discipline, urging individual shippers to conform or quit. It observes basket packaging for most produce and contrasts California fruit containers with local crate style. Local Astrachan and Trengeon dent apples appear for pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
California
Oregon
Ula
Badly Packed Black Currant Market Report
Black currant arrivals are in very poor condition on the market. The fruit is usually a good shipper and should arrive nearly perfect, but this lot shows leaves and small bush bits mixed with the fruit. Responsibility lies with the shipper for the packing method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
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Bettex
Frania
White & CA
Michael
Abbotsford, B.C
Ford
Chevrolet
Abbotsford B.C. Farmers
Gallinger
Mir. Pierce
The
Home Savings A Joan Association
Mutual Savings Hank
Seattle
Pitio
A. E. Humphrey
Baylor
Ymplwry
B. DeLand
Moeat
Mock
Chiltiwante Lawack
R. Mewan
Alroislord
H. C
Milita and Defence
Withtowa
Tak
Wannamaker
Pradkin Mak Commission
Toronto
Albert Lee
Grocer
A. McCallum
Bull
Empress
Lanka
Nabob
Malkin's
Ridgway
Hraid
A.G. Andrews Cash Grocer
Rod
Abbotsford Lumber, Mining & Development Co. Limited
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