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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 11, 1914

Page

2

Canadian Stance in World War I Belgium Freedom Debate

The essay argues Canada must join Britain against autocracies to defend Belgium and uphold international law. It distinguishes despotisms, condemns German aggression, and rejects domination by any power, urging Canada toward world democracy with Britain in defense of small nations.

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Things Worth Dying For In Toronto Speech

Ontario Opposition leader R N Rowell praised Belgian courage and pledged support for soldiers and their dependents. He said Britain kept its word, democracy advances, and Canadians must endure sacrifices at home as another contingent may follow.

Toronto Lie Ontario R. N, Rowell, KG Britain Belgium

Supplies At New Westminster Market See Broad Variety

The New Westminster weekly market reported the year's best range of supplies with a large variety of fruits and vegetables. Potato prices rose to 1.50 per sack due to late crop scarcity, eggs may rise to 45 cents a dozen retail next week, butter held at 40 cents retail. Fruit prices included 50 cents per 20 pounds for jelly apples and 50 cents per box for extra quality plums, Bartlett pears at 1 per box, Gravensteins 1.50 per box, and 90 cents to 1 per box for cooking apples. Chickens were abundant as farmers struggle with high feed costs reducing flocks.

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Abbotsford Faire Entries Sought at Real Estate Office

Sweet corn prices fell 5 cents a dozen to 15 cents. Tomatoes sold in bulk for 5 cents a pound. green tomatoes for pickling also 5 cents. All other vegetables at usual prices. Shooting notices were 5 cents each. Entries for the Abbotsford Faire are to be made at the Real Estate Office of Mr. McCallum.

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