Presbyteran and Methodist Church Services Listed
Church notices list Rev J Li Cauiphel with services at Presbyterian Church and Rev A L Alder at Mount Lehman. Sunday 6 pm services, Wednesday 8 pm, Sunday School 3 pm, Methodist Church Sunday School 10 am, Pine Grove 7:30 pm, Glenmore 2:10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
J Li Cauiphel
Paston
Debbie
Hal
Upper Suimps
L Alder
Mount Lehman
Pine Grove
Glenmore
Abbottsford Post Office Schedule Update
Mail for Upper Sumas is daily Monday Wednesday Saturday at 1 p.m. Mail for Peardonville on Tuesday and Saturday at 1 p.m. Mail for Aldargrave Shortrei and Otter on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 1 p.m. Train times include Vancouver eastbound 6 07 and 8 07 southbound 8 30 northbound 6 53 and 6 15 with Great Northern services at 6 74 and 7 15.
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Jos Dus
Great Northern
Upper Sumas
Peardonville
Tueeday
Aldargrave
Shortrei
Otter
Tueaday
Abbottsford Business Directory Highlights Local Firms
An archival excerpt lists Abbottsford businesses and leaders including hotels hotels Abbotsford Hotel managed by H Freeman the Bank of Canada W A Kerr creamery Hi A Howe hardware and furniture B Alanson barber and baker L Lennon restaurant Georges Andersen shoemakers M Hauser Board of Trade secretary D W McGallum blacksmith Stusley Aumneau and others among merchants sailors surveyors a local drug store and a music teacher Miss Atico Steed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savdlery
Lard Warebb J. Veranay
Marchant
V. C. Coogan
Hondarsen and Taylor
Abbotsford Drug Store
Miau
Atico Steed
Quack Quack Says the Dock in a Rhyme
A fragmented verse contribution titled Quack Quack Says the Dock presents a quirky line about luck and a missing head. The brief text evokes a coastal setting with the speaker perhaps a bird or dockside figure speaking in playful caution.
Legal Advertising Rates in Abbottsford Journal
Fragmented OCR notes describe a local newspaper in Abbottsford with legal advertising rates. The text mentions publishing frequency weekly, rate 12 cents per line for legal notices and 8 cents per line for others, with references to government notices and cataloged by a publishing company.
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Knows
Apleation
Man to Man magazine preview and contents listed
Friday October 7 1910 Missive highlights the September issue features pieces by W J Clement Dexter Forest John K Martin Frank L Clarke Ernest McGaffey and J Reid including The Story of Vernon plus The Confession of a Chechaco the editor. Readers urged to read.
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W. J. Clement
Penticton Paper
Okanagan
British Columbia
Dexter Forest
Vancouver
John K. Martin
Frank L Clarke
Ernest McGaffes
Vernon
Converted Chechacos and the East West Bigot Clash
In this excerpt a speaker contrasts two kinds of Chechacos. The converted West admirer rejects eastern superiority while the unconverted pretends to virtue, yet clings to eastern creed. The piece denounces East‑bound bigots who resist West assimila tion and remain mutually intolerant.
Vancouver school board buys 200 pictures in England
The Vancouver school board has purchased 200 pictures in England to decorate the Walla of the schools in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Walla
England
George Brown Likely Saskatchewans Next Lieutenant Governor
George Brown, a Regina barrister, is expected to become the new lieutenant governor of Saskatchewan, with Liberal backing. Browns are apparently not dead yet.
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George Brown
Regina
Saskatchewan
Alg
Browns
Canada’s National Apple Show opens in Vancouver
The first Canadian National Apple Show will be held in Vancouver from October to November at the Vancouver Horse Show Association building and a large temporary structure on Aberni Street. An estimated 12 600 boxes of apples will be displayed in 21 carloads with exhibitors winning about $25 000 in prizes and potential total receipts near $70 060 for the exhibit.
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Canada
British Columbia
Pacific Northwest
Vancouver
Vancouver, Horse Show Association
Stanley Park
Aberni Street
Ap Ple
Wil Bell
Visits Graves to Keep -Vow- of 1851 in New York
A survivor of the 1854 New Era wreck visits a cemetery every September third Sunday. She places flowers and prays, recounting the tragedy and the names of those who perished. She has kept this vow since 1864, missing only last year, and plans to continue while health allows.
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New York
Deal Beagh
West End
National probe to involve major telegraph firms
A national investigation of telegraph corporations will involve the Canadian Pacific Railway, the Canadian National Railway, and Great Western Telegraph Companies, examining practices across the industry. The inquiry aims to assess regulatory compliance and impact on interstate communication networks.
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Telegraph Corporations
N. R
Great-western Telegraph Com
Wanted to Rent Farmland in Mataqui Blocks
Wanted to rent in Mataqui one or more block 100 or 400 acres of good land already under cultivation. State term to F. 8. care of chit paper, Mission City.
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Mataqui
Mission City
Apple exhibit bound for Australia and other notes
Short news items note an apple exhibit headed to Australia via Canada Commingon er. Coal output for Cumberland mines in August reached 45 760 tons. Bank of Vancouver opens branches in Collingwood and Fort George. G T P weighs a million dollar hotel plan for Vancouver and another for Edmonton. Peck McSwain travels after summer in the metropolis fearing winter and chipmunk fashions. After temperance lectures on the coast he heads equator wards to camp where orange blossoms grace Christmas. Howe Sound school tender called. Nellie Probert and Warren Archibald wed in Vancouver last week. Port Hammond Presbyterians open a new public worship house. Fraser River boatmen petition dominion for license controls on Asiatic applicants and speculators. Royal Humane Society medals awarded to Revelstoke youths James St George Calder and Douglas Hed etrong, and to Miss Janet D. Fudge of Port Simpson. American and Canadian rail lines offer one fare Vancouver for Canadian National Apple Show. Nelson old-timers push memorial for late John Houston with $2500 goal. Jeffries Johnston fight pictures shown at Vancouver Opera House.
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Vancouver
Edmonton
J. Peck McSwain
Metropolis
Peck
Chipmonks
Nesta
Howe Sound
Mises Nellie Probert
Warren Archibald
Lynn Valley
Port Hammond
Fraser ‘Iverohermen
Dominion
Royal Humane Society
Revelstoke
James St. George Calder
Douglas Hedetrong
Janet D. Fudge
Port Simpson
Nelson
John Houston
Houston
Jeffries-Johnston
Vancouver Opera House
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Business Directory ‘of
General Steree
Authier Bree
Tursbul Ut
Abbotsfard Hotel
H. Freeman
Real Satu
J. W. McCallum
Suminur
Woatara
J. J. McPhee An Nejeou
Lindsay Rasaal
C. B
A Howe
Hstaurant— Qearad Andersen
Bhoemakers
M,. Hauser
Board of Trade
W. hoGallum
Blacksmrth
Stusley Aumneau, Baker and Fast Room
Toa Swith
L. Legace
Abbotsford, B.C
Post
PobUshIin Company
Wea
the Man-To-Man
Magazine
Ainsta
Victom
un-to-Man Magazine
Bickmore Wgall RE
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B. J. Gernaey Abhotsford
B.C
Rensmall
We. Lyle
Essendene Avenue
I. H.C
H. Alanson
A. G. Brown & CO
Westminster Ave
Vancouver, B.C
Australia
Cumberland
Bank of Vancouver
Collingwood
Fort. _George
Abbotsford Homesites
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