Your Fall Fair urged to exhibit for district boost
A call for residents to enter prize lists and exhibits at the fall fair. Emphasizes advertising value, local pride, and district growth through agricultural displays. Encourages participation and criticizes misplaced blame while praising the fair secretary’s efforts.
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Moi
Referendum on Liquor Vote Planned for October 25
Vancouver August 21 The government weighs BC liquor referendum date with Ontario Saskatchewan and Alberta voting the same day. Officials note readiness tied to voters lists and court revision in Vancouver. Competition between prohibitionists and moderates colors date choice for BC.
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Vancouver
Provinse
Marrig
Lisl
Parris
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Alberta
B. C
Great Lakes
Pacific Ocean
B.C
B. Cr
Court of Revision
Vancculver
Hong
Foronto Public Market and Western Style Wholesale Setup
The visit notes Toronto’s public market at Yonge Street and the water front near the former Grand Trunk station. Wholesalers rent space inside a cool building where produce arrives by rail and water from across North America. The system favors quick, sample driven sales and on site team deliveries, contrasting with Western urban markets and avoiding public auctions.
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Winnipeg
Vancouver
Glasgow
London
Toronto
Quyukly
Yonge Bigeet
Grand ‘Trane
Lin
Biyora
Timbars
Winnipes
Cuban Sugar Boom Delays Hit Havanna Ports and Liner Mexico
The New York bound Ward Line ship Mexico arrived Monday after a two day Havanna delay costing the line $2000 daily. Widespread congestion crowded the harbor as ready ships waited with sugar shipments. merchants blamed prosperity for neglecting port efficiency. Public interest in the sugar trade prompts no action, leaving workers facing delays and rising costs.
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New York
Mexico
Havanna
Tal Port
Worwer
Goois
Mavanna
First Abbotsford Flower Show Delights District
A thrice exhibit rich event at the Masonic Hall featured Four to ten displays by exhibitors. Special interest centered on J H Dean Alderwood Roseland Nurseries collection. Prizes awarded include best geraniums fuchsias roses and numerous flower categories. Ice creams and tea served as attendance impressed.
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Abbotsford
Masonic Hall
McCallum
Mulsaui
J. H. Dean
Alderwrove
Roseland Nurseries
Stewart
Hunter
Little
Matthews
Webste
BE. White
Wm. Buker
J. L
Preston
B. Higby
Eby
R. A. Eby
Bousfield
Barbara Sumner
Bubste Milstead Best
R. H. Eby
K. Ackland
Old Ing
A. M. King
Mhy
Bout
H, Eby
Hughes assigns real and personal estate to creditors
Vietoriay Aug 24 According to a advertisement in the Times Hughes has assigned his real and personal estate to David Leong and Harrison for the benefit of creditors. A meeting of creditors is set for Sept 1 at the office of Milholt Melean and Shandey barristers to give disposal directions. All claims must be filed before Sept 7. Hughes, proprietor of Ye Victoria Times, has been connected with recent money dealings and is on bail awaiting trial.
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Hughes
Victoria
Walsh
Trout Vaevid Sanncer Limited
Premier Oliver to Tour Northern British Calne Wa
Veer Oliver will depart for Monty and tour northern British Calne Wa with Hon T B Pactulo as companion. The trip spans more than two weeks and follows Mr Bowser’s northern advance plan with possible attendance by the premier if feasible.
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Victoria
Premton
John Oliver
Monty
British
Calne
Ty Hon. T. BD
Pactulo
Mii- Isto
Dards
W. J! Bowser
Mr. Bowser
Los Angeles proprietor found guilty of illegal sale closes shop
B Malus, a sly skitign pro prietor in Los Angeles, was convicted of selling kieklon gusoling and must shutter his shop for ten days under the court order.
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B. Malus
Los Angeles
Aad
Personal Notices From Langley Prairie to Vancouver
Mrs Thornwaite and others visit Vancouver and Victoria while families and friends travel, host and meet. Many visits across towns include Mrs Atkinson in Chilliwack, Miss Gordliy Murray in Vancouver, and Rev. W Robertson in Bellingham with church events noted. Born August 16 to Mr and Mrs Carmichael a daughter named Manan, others travel for shows and duties across Sumas Prairie and Abbotsford. Grasshoppers devastate Matsqui fields sparking calls for action.
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Hinds
Edmetton
Stinson
Miss Jackson
Mitees Steedar
T. Cogat
Gearia
California
Cougan
Elmer Campbell
P. Crooks
Portland
Oregon
Gordliy Murray
Vancouver
Mas
Vera Hunt
H. P.vell
Dorothy Lee
Bellingham
Alexander McMillan
D. D
Toronto
Armadone Mutivo
Glath
Leachers
Netonuskie
Air Knox
Carruth
B.C
Ollie Hove
Nisgatte
New Westiingrar
Miss Singlair
Greenywood
Carrall
vs.Corbin
Mr. Good
New Branswick
William Good
Swift
Fred Carmichael
Misa Manan
Victoria
Éiteedo
John Anderson
Starr
Parkinson
Clark Road Undergoes Another Overhaul Work Resumes
Work has resumed on Clark Road with a crew of men under a foreman busy grading and filling. Settlers hope travel will soon improve over the steep hill at Anderson's corner. Sir George Bury, long a Canadian Pacific executive and Whalen Pulp manager at Vancouver, is invited to lead National Railways of Mexico reconstruction.
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Clark Road
Anderson's Corner
George Bury
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Ias Beer
National Railways
Mexico
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