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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
2
Fragmented legal notice stating advertising rates and recurring insertions for a local government publication. Mentions Abbottsford and publishing office commitments with unclear specifics due to OCR errors.
The article argues against reciprocity with the United States in the Fraser Valley, urging locals to favor home markets. It cites Chilliwack and valley voters, the press urging loyalty to local shops, and references to Canada for Canadians and J. D. Taylor's majority.
Two sisters aged 33 and 34 have purchased from the Canadian Government a Last Survivor Annuity. The plan will provide them with survivor benefits together, securing income as they age.
Annuity details advertise income for two sisters with 6 percent investment yielding under 185 annually until the younger reaches 55. Purchase price 3613.63 and refund terms at 4 percent compound growth to heirs. Also notice of renewal for hotel license at Huntingdon Hotel in British Columbia dated October 3 1911.
Notice under the Liquor Act states that on December 1 an application will be made to renew the hotel license to sell liquor at the Commercial Hotel in Abbotsford British Columbia. Dated September 26 1911. Also includes sale notices for a chestnut horse an Oxforddown ram and lambs and a piano teacher seeking Mission students at $1 per lesson with two lessons per week box 271 Vancouver B C.
LIQUOR ACT notice states the Abbotsford Hotel license renewal is sought by the Provincial Police on December 1. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS Mrs N Authier announces retirement after a large stock sale of about $8,000 value in Abbotsford, with an early start date and posters for details.
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