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Newspaper

Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 14, 1922

Page

4

Riverside United Captures Fraser Valley Cup in Sweep

Riverside United defeated the 47th Battalion of Chilliwack 10 to 2 to complete a Fraser Valley League sweep. Olsen pitched a one hitter for Riverside while Minkler was roughed up for 10 hits. Bowyer led with three hits, and Chilliwack scored twice in the third and led 4-2 before Riverside pulled away. The cup was presented by Mr Ballo of Clayburn Brick Works. four Fraser Valley teams will play a post season series for the Barrow Cup.

47Th Battalion Chilliwack Riverside United R. U Olsen Riverside ‘Bunch Minkler Clarence’ Bowye Art Gustasalon W. Hamilton P. Carl. Gustasson Muteh Murphy S. S Coute Ballo Clayburn’ Brick Works H. In Mre Fraser Valley B.U B. G Vancouver Victoria New Westminster Dewdney

Former Missionite Dies in Victoria

Frasers Valley Record notes the death of Mrs. FL Beach of Victoria after years in Mission City. Her husband H Beach, partner in King Beach Manufacturing Co., mourns with their young daughter. The Mission City Board of Trade expressed condolences and sent a wreath.

Victoria Fraser Valley Record Mission City FL Beach H. Beach Manor Road Ifcienda Heach Beach King-Beach Manufacturing Co England

A Bachelor’s Prayer for a Modest, True-Girl

A verse pleads for a past era’s virtues, asking time to turn backward and grant a girl modest in dress and behavior. It contrasts current dances like the turkey trot and wiggle with a wholesome ideal, seeking a genuine woman as sweet as yore.

Canada to gain seats after redistribution in Commons

Ottawa July 12 The revised Canadian population figures set the House of Commons at 244 members after redistribution, up nine from now. Prairie provinces gain most with Saskatchewan up five and Alberta four. Nova Scotia and Ontario decline. Disputed whether the Yukon keeps separate representation. a redistribution bill is to be introduced in January.

Ottawa House —of Commons Canada Te Dominion Bureau of Statistics Prairie Provinces Nova Scotia Onario Saskatchewan Alberta Ynion

Lasker’s Dinner Tactics Boosts Shipping Board Policy

A striking portrayal of Albert D. Lasker, chairman of the United States Shipping Board, using meals and social diplomacy to sway officials and public opinion. The Sun notes his dinner gatherings with cabinet members, lawmakers, and journalists as central to advancing his trade-favorable policy, describing it as strategic psychology and influence.

Albert D. Lasger United States Shipping Board Buaney Mr. Lasker Americaus

Not Her Fantt Charles M Seliwab Dinner Tale

At a dinner in Loretto Charles M Seliwab remarks that men owe much to their wives. He notes successful men rarely credit their wives directly. A seaside tale follows with two brothers debating who deserves credit for a man’s success.

Charles M. Seliwab Loretto

Advertisements Cost Twenty-Five Cents Per Issue

Classified readers are informed that advertisements in this issue are priced at 25 cents per insertion. Rates apply to display and small notices as listed in the trade section.

For Sale in Abbbotsford Packaged Rural Town Homes

Four lots and seven roomed houses with bathroom and pantry. good well water in house. fully furnished. Woolshed, chicken house and chickens, fruit bearing trees, electric light. All fenced in town. Apply Box 120 Abbbotsford B. G. 2-9-16-22.

British Columbia Small Fruits Crop Report Summary

In British Columbia and adjacent districts the small fruit harvests show drought and heat reducing yields. Strawberries, raspberries, Loganberries and gooseberries vary by locale with many zones reporting well below last year. Port Hammond, Okanagan and Vancouver Island note light crops due to dry conditions and late rains.

British Columbia Garden Hoall Vancouver Island Port Haymond Burnaby Lake Salmon Arm Okanagan Valley Rutland Mirror Lake Nakusp Crenton Fort Steele Ottawa Fraser Valley Port Hammond Mission- Hattile-Dewdney

Vancouver radio tester visits Abboteford in week

Mr Harrizon of Vancouver toured Abboteford making radio tests at the Abboteford garage and reported successful listening to Seattle Portland and San Francisco. Many enjoyed the concert.

Mr. Harrizon Vancouver Abboteford Seattle Portland San Francisco

Two Kiits Conen-1 Bite and Microbe Fears Among People

In a casual exchange Isaacs and Bud discuss fears of microbes while Cohan notes Tam fears bad money. The dialogue reveals everyday anxieties and social dynamics as they weigh risks and economic concerns in a community setting.

Isaacs

Brisk Winnipeg fruit market with mixed Ontario and California cargoes

Winnipeg fruit trade shows brisk activity as 31 cargoes on track. B C strawberries from Wyn del in good shape but some overripe stock from New Westminster Duck Creek. prices around 3.60 wholesale and 2.75 for 24 pint crates. Ontario Early Richmond cherries and blueberries arrive in large quantities with price drops. Apricots plums peaches from California and Illinois apples in mixed lots, while demand remains steady but credit access tight and country trade stagnant.

Winnipeg B. C Wyndel B.C New Westminster Duck Creek Salmon Arm Richmond Ontario Puyallup California Illinois Berlin Sint

Preacher confronts former cellmate in Alabama tale

In Alabama a preacher once jailed for a brief sentence faced a fearsome test as a former cellmate sat in his front row. He steadied himself and declared his sermon using a biblical quip about Job, delivering a measured, cautionary moment to his congregation.

Alabama

Wry Quips on Death and Baby Care from Old Column

A compact, joking exchange on funeral work and parenting missteps. An undertaker’s remark about customers never returning frames the humor, while a mother’s line about a baby prompts a puzzled reply about instructions. The exchange captures era voice and light criticism of domestic folly.

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S. F. White B.’C. Phond Farmers’ Phone Abbotsford, B.C Hause Prince Edward Island Brunswick Manitoba Sankatchewan Mberta R. Gosling Abbotsford Jam Albert Lee Baker and Grocer A. McCallum Abbotsford Theatre Lulu Best Lois Wilson Milton Sills Theodore Roberts New York Edna Murphy Johnnie Walker A. B. Hold
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