Sandals for Children Priced by Size at Abbotsford Store
Geo C Clark of Abbotsford lists infant and child sandals by size with prices. Sizes 1 to 3 cost 75 cents per pair, sizes 4 to 7 cost 1.50 per pair, and sizes 8 to 10 cost 1.00 per pair.
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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
3
Liberal convention ends with policy but no provincial rep
The Liberal convention closes with a policy and a lender but no representative in the Provincial House. They will not have one in the next House either if McBride can help it. Who can blame him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride
Gun Glin hosts popular shoots at new grounds with handicap matches upcoming
The Gun Glin club reported thriving Wednesday shoots at its new grounds as members gauge strong interest in the game. Next Wednesday marks the first handicap match, with donations from Dr. Syitt and the DuPoint trophy adding prestige. Notable attendees include Me C L Burteh of the U M GC and Dominion Cartridge Co figures. scores from the event list several shooters, while Abbotsford lacrosse celebrated a one-goal win over Matsqui with McPhee and Tretheway delivering key plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Burteh
U. M. GC
Lo. Retina
Tale
Minikool
Dominion Cartridge Co
Rhell
Western Ammuunition’ Co
Hanson
Copeland
G. Clark
Dr. Swift
R. J. Shortyeed
H. A. Winnnest
M. W. Copeland
G Clark
Swift
Deadly revolver lights up with new French design
A French inventor attaches a small electric lamp to a pistol, using lenses and mirrors to project a bright spot on the target. The blaze marks the bullet center, guiding even inexperienced shooters to heart hits up to sixty yards and accurate fire to two hundred yards, day or night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Liberals Choose New Leader at Revelstoke Convention
The Liberal Convention elected H. C. Brewster as leader amid debates on party direction in British Columbia. Resolutions condemned government policies on immigration, Indian lands, vice segregation, land registry, and high bank rates. A leadership vote followed a dissension, with Oliver briefly claiming leadership before resigning. Maxwell Smith support gained. Delegates elected Sir Wilfrid Laurier honorary president and a slate including M. A. Macdonald president, Ralph Smith VP, J. H. King VP, and A. M. Pound secretary. Women’s suffrage papers were read by Mrs. Sturdy and Mrs. Coursier, praising the suffrage plank. local Political Equality League delegation acknowledged. The article notes discontent with petition efforts and critiques on guardianship, divorce, and related laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revelstoke
H.C. Brewster
British Columbia
Borden
Japan
Lily Province
Belms
Brants
Canadian Northern Railway
F.C. Wade
K, CG
Lie
British Columbia’ University
S! Taylor
KK. C
Liberal Party
British, Columbia
Maxwell Smith
Oliver
John. Oliver
Wilfrid Laurier
M. A. Macdonald
Ralph Smith
J. H. King
A. M. Pound
Hanguvers
Campbell
Political Equality League
Sturdy
J. C. Kemp
Equality League
Coursier
Kemp
Robbery Hits R. W. Randolf in Lytton Station
Mr. R. W. Randolf was waylaid at Lytton on Saturday on his way to Ashcroft. Thugs struck him, leaving him unconscious while stealing about $30, a gold hunting watch and chain, one pair of gold cuff links, and his Gladstone hand bag with toiletries. No suspects yet. Randolf is known in Mission City and Abbotsford and returned to Mission City on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotsford
Matsqui
McPhee
Thretheway
Morrison
Matequi Boys
Campbell
Iké
P. "Peele
Dlactime Des Crosse-Famie
Matsaul
Campbell Morrison
Mlasion City
R. W. Randolf
Lytton
Market Poultry Prices Rise and Fall Amidsteadily Shifting Trade
The market reports ducklings and broilers with price ranges from 36 to 50 cents per pound and 4.50 to 6.50 per dozen, while turkey eggs and hatching stock sell at 85 cents each. Eggs remain steady at 35 cents a dozen, butter at 40 cents, and plant sellers note quieter demand for tomatoes and cabbage. Shoppers, farmers, and buyers continue to await more settled trading conditions as general market spirits wane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe
Turkey
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