Local Jam Berries On European Market
Fraser Valley Record reports Harry Beneh of Mission signs to sell two million pounds of cold process berry pack to British buyers. Cablegram notes high district raspberry and strawberry production, with shipment planned on the SS Malere to Britain via Panama Canal, awaiting final deal closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beneh Genetically
Fraser Valley
Harry Beach
Migston“Hatzie
King- Beach Mfg. Co
Tits Brother
British Isles
Mr Beach
Maliere
Brie-land
Panama Canal
England
Montreal
Malltax
Anmapvisa
Miliery
Mi Beach
Herrier
Browere
Catherine H Moore Weds Oliver Blatchford in Quiet St Andrew Ceremony
Catherine H. Moore of Huntington married Oliver Blatchford of Manttisten at St Andrew's Church in Vitvanie on Thursday August 25. Rev. Tr. Joni A. Logan conducted the wedding. The couple plans a honeymoon in the Okanagan Valley, with attendance noted at the Anglican church services by Rowe, vicar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Churel
Catherine H. Moore
Huntington
Oliver Blatchford Alun
Mant Tisten
Joni A. Logan
Wovtituster Hall
Mlatelitord
Okanagan Valley
G Brown Elected Captain Of A F C
The Abbotsford Football Club held its annual meeting at the Bank of Montreal assembly rooms with many in attendance. G Brown was elected captain and the club outlined plans for a Fraser Valley League season with bright prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotsford Football Club
Bank of Montreal
Hont
Hunt
McGowan
W. Ll. Mouldy
A. Desmades
J. Brydges
A. Harrop
H. P. Knoll
Heath. Brydges
G. Brown
M. Hunt
J. Heath
M. Shore
A. Desmaden
Tewan Decid
Opposed Advertising Rules Set by Canadian Advertisers
The 1916 Toronto meeting of the Association of Canadian Advertisers adopted resolutions condemning fraudulent claims. It targets deceptive financial medical claims, indecent or suggestive ads, winded wording, and exaggerations that mislead readers or harm health or morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Canadian Advertigars
Toronto
Industrial and Agricultural Business Faces Long Road Ahead
A local observer warned that gains in industry and farming will take years to materialize. He noted the road lacks support for many inland towns, leaving them out in the cold as the grade climbs above Clinton by several hundred feet in parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Inland Rail Tour Sees Ontario Legislation and Route Talks
J A Catherwood and Premier Oliver led a British Columbia rail tour from Vancouver to Cottonwood with twenty three legislators. The party criticized Lillooet section for lacking revenue potential while noting progress on the P.G.B. project and plans to complete 20 miles more steel toward Prince George. The road has cost BC about twenty six million dollars and will require five more to finish the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Catherwood
Mission
Oliver
Cathenwood
Vancouver
Squamish
Brandywine
Falla
Wiskey Creek
Lillooet
Pemberton
Quesnel
Catherwood
Wills
Vrowess
Northern Construction Co
J. M. Mercer
Widewater
Jon Thay
Prince George
Cottonwood
British Columbia
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THE
Pioneer Store
R. Desmazei
Feithai
Harry
Alfred
Beatchpordd—Moorle
Mey
T. BE
Rowe
Jta
Cathierwood
ML. A
I. G
Heintz
F. J. R. Whitchelo
Wilbur Longfellow
Leila
Tacoma
Abbotsford
Grace Silvester
Penticton
Annie McCrimmon
P. Shortreed
California
W. Groat
Manitoba
Harvesters
Walter Harkness
G. A. Lindy
Revelstoke
Frank Satherby
Ladner
Holmes
Fr. Fools
Grace Kennedy
Annie McPhee
Vancouver General Hospital
Lorne Warren
Sentral Park
Reed
Edmonton
Presbyterian Church
Alex. Thompson
Hattier and
Aylmer McMenemy
R. Thomas
Mission City
Miss A. Weatherbee
Fowler
Melwen
William Toller
Rom the Prairies
Toler
Mouldly
Paul Taylor
Triangle
Reiner
Dan McKenzie
Upper
Sumas
Messrs. Carefoot and
Stephens
Mr. Healey
Clayburn Road
Mrs. Nicholls
Golden
Abbotsford Board of Trade
Abbotsford Theatre
Col
Nicholls Gonnouéna
Naranch
Angus McInnes
Albert Guishard
McInnes
Guishard
Miss Sinclair
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