Old Matis' Convention Delightful Farce and Dance
Mt neighboring districts staged a lively Old Matis Convention with a witty farce, salon, reading, dance and music. Notable performances by Mrs. Gamsby and Miss Forrester highlighted the evening while Mrs. Gardner transformed old maids with a playful Electric Transformer act. George H. W. Ashwell of Chilliwack, recently ill, is improving. Arthur Tob y visits Abbotsford.
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Eli- Maharid
Ookout
Gamsby
Dent
Fearn
Ads ‘Dewala
Bennett
Lewis
Roy Lehman
Walker
McMorran
Owen
Macphail
Mrg. MgMorran
Misa ‘Stafford
West Laigo–Abbotsford School Concert Delights Forum
A Thursday theatre program under Abbotsford School direction featured Lloyd Vannetti welcoming the audience as pupils performed a varied concert. Items included choral numbers, recitations, a Japanese chorus, a French Minuet drill, violin solo, piano trio, and an Abbotsford Orchestra, with proceeds funding a school clock and blinds.
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St Abbotaford
Abbotsford
Lloyd Vannetti
Piccaninny
Piccaninny Chorus, Miss Manning's Class: Rake Tation! Mary. “Kearns
Bettie Haddrel
Mamie
Earl
Kerry
John Brown
McPhee
Abbotsford’ Orchestra
Evan
Walter Melvin
McDowjall
Maurice ‘Brydges
Lloyd Vannetta
Old McDonald
Misa Archibald
Peggy Hill
Margaret McGowan
Flossie Hunt
McDowall
Abbotsford Orchestra
God Save the King
J.J. McPhee
Chaman
Ens
Miss Malining
Malrie
Vivang
Miss Archibald
Miss McMenemy
Miss Evans
Bedlow
Sparrow Weather Market Report Shifts Amid Feed Stage Trade
A brief market note indicates altered weather forecasts affecting Sparrow trading at the feed stage. Traders reference new terms by Tuirdie and discuss foam reartn as part of the price adjustments and supply expectations.
Legislative report updates farm policy and company act reforms
A Victoria legislative committee urged policy shifts in farming support and tax exemptions with a push for extending district agriculturists. In British Columbia discussions, Attorney General Manson introduced amendments to the Companies Act to require promotors to provide investors with financial information, extending to extra provincial firms and clarifying prospectus requirements for subscriptions.
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Wnled
B. OF
Agricalhirists
Game Board
Berry, Crowers
Tor
Ali Decisi
di Donalu
Fred Listers
British Columbia
Attomey-General
Manson
Eyal
Anl
Christmas tree entertainment at Theatre by Sunday Schools
On Thursday evening in the Theatre a union Christmas tree entertainment will be held with participation from the Presbyterian and St Mathews Sunday Schools and the children of Great War Veterans. No admission charge. refreshments for supper to be provided by parents. Buy Xmas presents in Abbotsford. Comox Argus notes Comox Potato now rivaling Ashcroft potato with the latter at 14 per ton while Comox spud tops the market at 27.0.
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Presbyterian
St. Mathews
Ig. m
Comox Argus
Ashcroft
Hospital Receives Fruit and Provisions Donations
The matron Mixy K Campbell and staff of the M S Hospital thank Lions and remembrances for November. A gift of invalid food was received from the Tre Theway family. Donations listed include vegetables magazines fruit and preserved items from Matsqui Upper Sumas Huntingdon Institute and bazaar participants.
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Mixy K
Campbell
Lipse
M.S. Hospital
Tretheway
Laslie Tretheway
Sheatt
Hill-Tout
Dro Pa A
Swift
Mre
7. R
McDonald Kilgard
John’ McPhee
Matsqui, Institute
Sumas,and Huntingdon Institute
Thos. Jackson
J Brydges
Dominion grant sought for road loss in Cariboo stretch
Victoria December 12 approval of a motion by Mr W Anderson to present a claim to the Dominion for funds to replace life and damage from the destroyed Old Cariboo Road segment on the Hope Bridge line. Debate ended with the measure carried after adjournment and a later reluctance to press further.
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Victoria
W. “Anderson
Dominion
Cariboo
Hope ‘Bridge
C. P.R
GC. N.R
Farris
University of British Columbia costs debated in 1922
The article notes that from the inception of the faculty of Agriculture at the University of British Columbia to March 31, 1922, taxpayers paid at least 479307.95 dollars, while graduates numbered 84. Conservative MLA W A McKenzie and others question the high cost, urging scrutiny of university funding. Also mentions postponed hospital meeting due to cold weather and a radio message reception at Abbotsford Garage.
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British Columbia
Services at St Matth ew's Anglican Church Abbotsford
Church notices announce Sunday services at 7 30 PM in St Matth ew s Anglican Church Abbotsford Rev A Harding is the priest in charge vinur
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St. Matthew's Anglican Church
Abbotsford
A. Harding
Vinur
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