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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1915
Page
3
Delight in hot water but dread outages. This notice urges regular plumbing checks and reminds readers of the Plumbing Shop at the Old Creamery Building in Abbotsford offering reliable service and fair charges.
Compiled Q and A show money values and terms for horse and cattle shipments from Essondale to Vernon B C in 1912. Purchasers include Hon Price Ellison. items include Axte PoseI de Kol Roxy of Elmwood Meta Clothilde P and others with liens and private sales noted. Total and settlement terms describe twelve month notes and Cant Bank credit arrangements for lease payments.
Prizes are given yearly to Women's Institutes. Mrs Portsmouth won $10 for “How the Women's Institute May Live up to its Motto for Home and Country” and $8 for “The Home Citizen.” Mrs Vinson of Huntingdon earned $10 for “How May the Problem of the Home Maker and the New Comer be met by the Women's Institute.” Upper Sumas won first prize for best attendance, a $30 value in books to start a library.
For sale a first class piano by Armstrong New York in splendid condition. Up to date and overstrung with food tone in an Oak case. Priced at $189 cash only. Rex Abbotford.
The lieutenant governor signed numerous Acts at session end. The measures include amendments to the Trustee Act and the Supreme Court Act, consolidation of magistrates procedures, licensing reforms, land contracts powers, and exemptions for Allied Forces from mining provisions. Also listed are acts affecting municipal governance, education, health, forests, roads, divorces, and various corporate and colonial statutes.
Fraser Valley district heard analysis on fruit and vegetable consumption in Vancouver markets. Figures showed imports and local production by BC and the U S, with emphasis on carload shipments to access prairie markets and reduce glut. Delegates to report back on Vancouver findings.
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