Happily Wedded at Ysaser Valley Record
Ajl Saines-Chireh and Mabel McQall wed Thursday at 4 49 PM in a ceremony at Tate attended by family friends. The bride wore gray rose-petal satin with pink accents, carried light pink roses, and was supported by T. George and Rev. W. K. Greene. The groom is William Griffiths Qwen Galliford of Mission City. reception at the bride’s home with white flowers and confetti on the evening train.
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Ysaser Valley
Ajl Saines-Chireh
Tate
Mabel McQall
Philip Georga
Vancouver
William Griffiths
Qwen Galliford
W. A. Galliford
Mission City
Warelway
Mearin
Nerfatter
Mendelssohn
Willa G. Irond
Tina White
T. George
WK. K. Greene
Ad Sainks
Durie
David Gallifard
Beuther
Gronmi
Aang
Beesise
Hemor
Vancouver map feature shows planned color scheme and release plan
A detailed map feature describes Vancouver and British Columbia layout with color coding for routes and amenities. It notes a large province map to be released late July or early August and urges readers to pick up copies from the Vancouver office. The piece mentions design elements such as yellow color adoption, roadway details, and contact for obtaining maps without charge.
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B. C
Peris
Sigmore
Dunsmuir Street
Vancouver
Week in Calgary Fruit Market and Local Grower Notes
The column surveys berries in Calgary's market with prices around 20 cents for quality picks and notes from growers and traders. Chinese and California produce enter the scene as British Columbia fruit faces market comparisons while local growers discuss berry problems and marketing strategies. Louisana berries and Burnaby grower Mrs King Brown share insights at a BC fruit meeting, with Verdon Associated Growers sizing up the situation and arranging for market exchange.
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Antio & Lok
Grec
California
H.C
B.C
B. C
Louisana
King Brown
Burnaby
B. G
Messrs. McDonald, Muir
Mel Naty
Verdon
Pruning Roses Shapes Bloom and Growth Across Varieties
The article discusses pruning roses to balance bloom quality and plant health. It notes damaged wood should be removed, weak growth trimmed, and strong canes shortened to encourage new wood. It contrasts hardier varieties needing lighter pruning with more vigorous types that require moderate pruning. It cites Ottawa Department of Agriculture No. 17 Hardy Roses advising annual removal of older wood and cutting back canes to ground level to foster new growth.
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Baltin No
Departanene of Agricultura
Ottawa
Weil
Sumas Dam pumps near completion at Abbotsford project
An Abbotsford district visit praises the Sumas Dam works as a large concrete structure nears completion. Engineer Sinclair notes a motorized pump with 1250 horses will be ready by mid month to drain water from Sumas Lake toward the Fraser, securing prairie land and reliev ing flooding as the dam structure firms up.
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Hishiesame
Questa
Abbotsford
Ville
Sumas Dar
New Land
Marty
Sumas Lake
Fraser
Pha Sumas
Marshall
Conarale
Death of Mrs. T. A. Lehman in Mount Lehman
Mrs. T A Lehman died Wednesday night in Mount Lehman near Liverpool. She was a longtime resident of the Wie valley settlement area, married to Mr Tom Lehman. Survived by her husband, five daughters, and other relatives. Funeral held at Lehman Presbyterian Church Sunday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Harding P rient of Abbotsford.
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Mount Lenman
T. A. Lehman
Jat
Lita
Liverpool
Lehman
Ontario
Tom Tohnan
Wie Valley
Lelmans
Fo Lehman Peli
Me. Lehman
Wn Mewal Lehman Presbyterian Church
Poo
Harding Prient
Abbotsford
Tailor crafts Ha Ing loft garment as pattern source
A Japanese tailor creates the Ha Ing loft garment first and uses it to cut the cloth for a pattern. The note mentions Teebergs sometimes lasting up to two centuries, with an advertising tease appended.
Bandstand Opened With Concert By Mission Band
Last Thursday a formal opening of the new bandstand was celebrated by a concert from the Mission band. A large crowd attended as the band in new uniforms performed for over an hour. Mrs. K McIntosh presented the stand, with remarks by J A Catherwood M L A. Banquet followed at the Mission Hotel hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas Bradwell. Speakers included Dr A L McQuarrie and others. The band will perform again on the 21st at 8 p m.
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Mission Women's Institute
Thos. Bradwell
Abbotsford
Miller
Vancouver Music Co
J. A. Catherwood M
A. L. McQuarrie
Jas. Plunridge
T. Northcote
E. Osborne
Misglon City
W. Morgan
W. Gray
G.wright
F. Wood
D. Galliford
At & P.m
Damp Picnic Postponed By Heavy Rain In Mojister
The Mojister community picnic planned for Nicomen Talanit today has been postponed due to heavy rainfall yesterday. An official notice from the committee was received in time for this issue, and the date for the event will be announced later.
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Pienia Av
Nicomen Talanit
Vietting Dale Gadlona
Panama tolls and Canadian exports highlight April report
April tolls on the Panama Canal reached 1,878,987 while customs revenue climbed to 20,500,000, up 5,000,000 from last April. BC to spend about 2,300,000 on roads and bridges. Emigration to Canada from Scotland totaled 15,000 in first four months. BC mined 75 percent of Canada’s 1922 copper. total Canadian copper output was 43,821,402 pounds with BC producing 2,432,521 pounds. Chateau Frontenac husky dog team legacy continues as a pup is born. Fishing licenses in Maritime Provinces reduced to 1 dollar in many cases. Quebec to aid settlers with 4.00 per acre for land cleared since 1920. 7,000,000 voted for colonization. CP Railway scrapping old sales with 30,000 farmers affects about 100,000,000 value. New motor ferry between Victoria and Bellingham, 14 knots, 60 cars. Abraham Martin, a pioneer, honored with granite shaft in Quebec. Athanase David officiated.
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Quebec
Taschereau
Red Men to Stampede and Banff Indian Days
Two thousand Canadian Red Men are expected at the Calgary stampede and to move on to Banff for celebrations and a pow-wow on Indian Days July 16 and 17 with Banff citizens as hosts. Pony racing wrestling on horseback shooting bow and arrow tent pitching and camp making contests are listed as features.
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Calgary
Banff
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