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Newspaper

Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 03, 1922

Page

4

Abbotsford Social Notices And Upcoming Events

Abbotsford community list of socials including a whist drive at Masons Hall on Friday November 17 and a dance supper organized by Masonic and Maccabee lodges. Local school preparations, hospital bazaar plans for November 24, and a large district poultry show with prizes. Page notes visits, sermons, Thanksgiving services, and a birthday party for Arthur Salt with local attendees.

W. A St Matthews Ghirely Masons Hall T. Watters Aghow Abbotsford Womens’ Institute of Sunius Hospital Bugaay Abbotsford Theatre Masonic Lodge the Maccabee ‘Lodge Hovde Sumas J. R. Renner Mission City McMenemy Vancouver Abbotsford Bond Stewart ‘McPhee North Bend Jennie Good Women's Missionary Society J. L. Campbell Collingwood W. Robertson Abbotsford Review M.S.A. Hospital Arthur Salt

Autumn Meditation Verses Amid Community Service Note

A poem by T. K. reflects on autumn calm and gratitude for sun and life It mentions autumn, frost in the air and kindness while citing Walter Burr and a notion of community program as rent The piece critiques a newspaper editor’s view of communal space and cost.

Walter Burr

Immigration and economics dominate postwar notes from Hon T Pate Lilo

The article records remarks by minister of lands T. Pate Lilo on Europe’s debt and reparations, slow adjustment, and internal politics. He advocates welcoming white immigrants from Britain and the United States, estimating 200,000 to 300,000 yearly, viewing human capital as Canada’s real asset amid shifting investment.

Canada Pate Lilo England Candh Europe Great Britain Grand Trunk Railway United States

Liquor Board Report Details Finances and Prosecutions

Westminster police court fines bail and costs under liquor control act total $2350 in the past year with $20 700 reportedly in fines. Royal City store sales to March 1922 reach $198 069.15 with operating costs $9224 and gross profit $63 224.82. Prosecutions including Fraser Mills yield $2900. Secret service costs run high at $24 954. The board notes 130 returning soldiers among staff. Half year liquor profits total $1 075 000. Municipal shares plus fines and estreated bail add $100 000. Jail terms show 52 jailed for act violations in ten months. Hospitals to receive government payments under soon to be amended handling share.

Westminster Hiquor Control Ac A. M. Manson Vancouver Royal City Fraser Mills H. H. Stevens Liquor Control Board Ure Lourd Manson

Fealove Advertisement Listing Abbreviated Auction Lot

Fealove column lists a real estate auction offer with a 40 acre tract in McBee area and a 20 acre parcel in Sov district. Includes references to Canada Abbotsford and an apparent kit or book sale note.

Fealove McBee B.C Canada Abbotsford

For Sale Abbotsford Property and House with Acreage

For sale near the mill on fine Fond land four acres cleared well fenced and a solid two story house with pantry verandah boot and Wont building. Terms possible by owner Charles Kmtey Abbotsford B C. Also three furnished housekeeping rooms apply to P O Box 58 Abbotsford B C. Housekeeping units partly furnished and advertised at 55.00.

Charles Kmtey Abbotsford B. C. Algo Triptix Man Couy P.O B.C

Prohibition Ads Targeted in Vancouver Liquor Spotlight

Reports from Victoria dated Oct 40 state actions following a Prohibition Bulletin attack. The program of a Hastings Park liberal rally in Vancouver last summer is cited as the source of liquor ad placements. Attorney General Alex Manon allegedly instructed distillers to remove fair ads from daily province papers under penalty of purchases.

Victoria Prohibition Bulletin Hastings Park Vancouver Alex. Manon Prasa

Injunction Bans Nordwall Fruit Marketing Outside Agency

Benton County Superior Court Judge Truax issued a permanent injunction restricting 8 W Nordwall from marketing his fruit crop outside the Wannerwick Richland Fruit Growers Company. The court found the contract fair and equitable and cited the Washington Cranberry Association decision as precedent.

Kennewick Wash John Trwax Benton ‘County Superior Court W. Nordwall Te Wanniewick-Richland Fruit Growers’ Company Nordall Init Nordwall Truax Thehington State Supreme Court Washington Cranberry Association

Edmonton Market Varies as Prices Fall on Apples Onions

Prices on some commodities in Edmonton show weakness with certain varieties like McIntosh Reds wrapping and maturing. Vegetables overall fair, though potato yield is smaller than usual. Export potential remains with carload shipments possible despite lower output.

Stool Pigeons Condemned in Victoria

In Parliament Mr. R H Pooley criticized the liquor administration citing high costs and waste. A report by Hon Manson showed 427000 paid in salaries and 77000 for secret service work annually, with 61000 wiped off for theft and storage. Pooley denounced stool pigeons and paying men to entice lawbreaking as a scandal. He urged Crown action on appeals and justice concerns.

Victoria R. HL. Pooley Fox Waquimalt Manson Yepple Pooley

Growers Face Market Chaos Over Unified Apple Sales

The article blames growers for disunity in apple marketing this season, noting many shippers set prices independently and used consignment to move fruit. It argues a centralized clearing house is essential to stabilize pricing, reduce reliance on weekly retailer credit, and avoid future cycles of price drops.

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S. F. White Abbotsford, B.C T. K Liquon Board A. R. Gosling Roed Epmonton Albert Lee Albert Lee Baker and Grocer A. McCallum W. J. Gray Cash Grocery Main Street Mr. White Mr. Weatherbee Phillips’ Millinery Abbotsford, B. C Depar Tment OF Public Works Chilliwack Riverside’ Road Township New Westminster District British Columbia Alup St. Olaf Street Riverside Road W. H. Sutherland Department of Public Works Parliament Buildings
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