Growing and Marketing Raspberries on Lower Mainland of B C
Agricultural guide explains best districts for raspberries on the coast, with emphasis on Fraser Valley and adjoining lands. It discusses soil, rainfall, canes, and yields up to 500 to 800 crates per acre, variety notes including Antwerp and Cuthbert, and details on plantation spacing, trellising, and cane management.
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Fraser Valley
Chilliwack
Misalon-Hatali
Antwerp
Thie
Puyallup
Leave Canada Regulations for Military Service Evaders
Government order under the War Measures Act restricts male residents 18 to 45 from leaving Canada without written permission. Penalties include fines up to 2500 dollars or up to five years in prison. Inspectors may seize vessels and detain passengers to ensure compliance and may appeal denials to the Minister of the Interior.
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Goxural i Connell
Canada
Lia Minister of the Interior
Minister of the Interior
Canna
Este
Unveil Masonic Roll of Honor at Pacific Lodge
Prominent Masons gathered Thursday evening as Pacific Lodge A F & A M unveiled their Roll of Honor with many Grand Lodge officers present. Abbotsford delegates attended and a banquet followed. Names listed include E T Bushby R S Quirk Archie Beaton Charles Howard D B Martyn Fred Plumridge Thomas A Clegg Norris Winch Harry Huston Theo EB Jones Those Jones James Fenner James McKlwaine H M Reade Rev Wm D Scott G D Thibault D H Docksteader G A Docksteader J R Pake G V Storkey F H Creighton.
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Fraser Valley
Inez Lie Hou
Pacific Lodge
Astley
Grand Lodge
Abbotsford A. PL & A. M
E. T. Bushby
Quirk
Archie Beaton
Charles Howard
Capt
D. B. Martyn
Fred Plumridge
Thomas A. Clegg
Norris Winch
Harry Huston
Theo
Jones
Bros
James Fenner
Jamen McKlwaine
H. M. Reade
D. Scott
D. Thibault
D. H. Docksteader
G. A. Docksteader
J. R. Pake
G. V. Storkey
F. H. Creighton
Vancouver and Aberdeen visitors spend weekend across region
Milas Tweedle Read of Vancouver and Miss Annia Reid of Aberdeen spent the weekend at Mr Dan Nicholson's. Mr and Mrs Jas McBehern of Clayburn and their children visited Mr Sandy Gillis on Sunday. Miss T Reid and D Jones stayed at Miss Reid's New Westminster home. Mr Robert Slide of Craig visited locals Sunday. Several locals attended the 24th dance at Glen Valley. Mrs Josiah Treal visits friends in the Royal City.
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Milas Tweedle Read
Vancouver
Annia ‘Reid
Aberdeen
Dan Nicholson
Jas. McBehern
Clayburn
Sandy Gillis
T. Reid
D. Jones
Miss Reid
New Westminster
Robert Slide
Craig
Glen Valley
Josiah Tsréal
Royal City
Roads Getting Better in District After Week of Work
Road improvement notes describe Hatzie Dawdney and nearby routes being filled with gravel and smoothed. Farmers along Hatzic front road would benefit from reduced dust as fruit prospects stay strong. The Stave Falls bridge road, Huntingdon Riverside, Boll Vale, Dewdney Trunk, and Chilliwack roads are reported in better condition with ongoing maintenance and minor upgrades anticipated. Washington Street was slated for its annual bath this week.
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Hatzie Dawdney
Hatzic
Smali Ceuit Farma
Mission Auto Club
Stave Falls Bridge
Huntingdon-Riverside
Boll
Vale
Dewdney
Chilliwack
Washington Street
No Fall Fair For Matsqui This Year
Matsqui will not host a fall fair this year in Gifford. Farmers and boosters plan to support the Mission MLA drive. Harriet Paulkier wins the cut glass water jug donated by Mrs. Liddle for the Prisoners of War Fund on ticket 86.
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Matequi
Gifford
Harriet Paulkier Matsqui
Liddle
Prisoners of War Fund
Summer Suns Up In Mission City With Four Parlours Set
A hot season looms as Mission City schedules four sun cream parlours for the summer. The listings promise increased options for residents and visitors seeking skin protection in the upcoming sunny months.
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Mission City
Personal notes recount Vancouver and Chilliwack visits
Local residents, including Mr Maines Mrs Taylor and family and other Vancouver visitors, travelled to Chilliwack and area. Several couples hosted guests Victoria Day and Decoration Day events while others spent weekends in Vancouver or at family homes. Bees, swarms, and local social updates conclude the column.
Masonic Whist Drive for Red Cross Held at Hall
The Masons hosted a May 25 whist night at the Masonic Hall to aid the Red Cross. Eighteen tables of whist played, prizes awarded to Mrs A Taylor and Mrs Scotrod, and Mr A Murphy won the gentlemen’s first prize. A nice luncheon and dancing followed, with 37 dollars eighty cents collected.
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Masons
Masonic Hall
Red Cross
A. Taylor
teMurphy
Huntingdon
Scotrod
A. M. King
Misa Nelson
Mr. Morgan
Hunt Singdon
Myra. Henderson
McMurphy
Mra. Cobley
Mra. Kickbush
May Day Committee Seeks Updated Front Line Boys List
Yha May Day Committee of Abbotsford thanks all who helped with May Day preparations. The Post asks for a complete updated list of names of the boys at the front. Those who know names not yet listed should send them or leave them with Mrs. Taylor at Abbotsford.
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Abbotsford
Taylor
Abhowsterd
Mrs Lee Returns Home After Hospital Stay
The many friends of Mrs. Lee will be pleased to see her home well in after her stay of several weeks in hospital.
Cary of Thanks as They Grieve
Mrs H Gozely and family express thanks to kind friends for the kindness and sympathy shown during their bereavement.
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Cary
Post Receives Thanks for Free May Day Advertising
The Post published a thank you tice letter praising free May Day advertising as a duty performed. The writer says the thanks feel sincere and might prompt future similar efforts.
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Post
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Matsqui
Maines
General Hospital
Paul Taylor
Shaw
Chiliwack
Miss-Ina Fraser
Stephens
Chilliwale
Mrs. Dedlow
Myre
Morton
Lewis
Swift
Victoria
H. Nixon
Ben Nelson
I Howard
Steels
Vader Marmatatn
Miss Young
Parton
Auxcouver
Illiary
Henry Smith
Dan Emery
Aulleroys
Zieglers
Masonic
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