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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
4
A new hosiery line labeled American Sik American Cashmere American Cotton-Lishe debuts promising foot comfort and a snug fit. The message emphasizes durable shape without slipping or bagging, stating the knit shapes itself rather than being pressed.
A week long report covers the Ladies Aid sale at St. Pauls Church with funds to augment church work. Attendees include Dr W H Mackay N W McPherson Pred Reising and others. Christmas plans feature school holiday programs supervised by Principal Miss B Gillespie and Miss B Elderkin with a December 18 dismissal and children entertainment.
The column notes three public churches: a Roman Catholic church with occasional services, an Anglican church on the south side with morning and evening worship and Sunday School, led by Rev. Mr. Yates, and a Presbyterian church on the west side with services in the forenoon and evening, Rev. J. L. Campbell in charge, plus Sunday School and Bible class before morning worship and a teacher training class at 3 p.m. led by Mrs. Campbell. A reflection follows on humanity’s global worship of deities.
The author divides religions into Christian and Non Christian sources and argues Comparative Reason guides study. He notes Livingstone’s travels, discusses how effects on followers judge religions, and asserts righteousness and peace as core Christian aims. The piece urges Canada to recognize war as a stern test and prepare for victory to dethrone the Kaiser.
Fragmentary note references a complete line of groceries in stock and a wine window display. Mentions Japanese Okinaware and a desire to make a most acceptable Christmas item.
A fragmented account traces British Prime Minister Sir Edward Grey seeking mediation among France Germany and Italy to avert war. It notes Austria Hungary declaring war on Serbia and Germany proposing terms while Grey appeals for restraint and continued Anglo German cooperation to preserve peace. It ends with a public liquor license renewal notice for the Abbotsford Hotel in British Columbia dated October 16 1914.
The Huntingdon Union Sunday School meets every Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Sunday School House. A. B. Skinner serves as secretary-treasurer. St Paul’s Church invites all to Union Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 2:15 p.m and public worship at 9:15. J. L. Campbell is the pastor and extends a hearty invitation.
The notice highlights CLA88 Barber Service as a venue where friends can gather for social dining and casual meetups. It promotes a welcoming atmosphere and convenient location for regular, friendly visits.
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