y Vol. II., No. 20. ABBOTSFORD, B.C.,-FRIDAY,'MARCH; 24-1911 $1.00 PER YEAR Successful Concert Out For Business" School Board Meeting , *~r> ) <* #* 5* ������*#j * f* * Colored Cashmeres at 15c a yard New Embroidery, Inse tons ��������� , and Beading 5c. a yard ; ,, ; Laides' White Waists, 75c each Men's Suits at half .price Drop in and see us. We can savje you money Store formerly occupied by D. W. Turnbull .*������> 5*5 5#1 s. -SOLE ' OWNER'- ABBOTSFORD, B. C Pv Lost His Cane Protector There are .always some people hi this world who are always learning something that wilUbe to'their future advantage,' arid , Abbptsford town .is where some people -learn what is good for themV Tom Nash of South Vancouver 'has made several trips to Abbotsford within the past few weeks, land .now he knows more, and his .pocket is lighter than it was on Thursday last unless he has made about $15.00 more than usual 'during the. past two days. Tom says he is an American citizen but he looks like a Japanese, and from appearances a very desperate fellow. He says he is a good fighter, but he. once got the worst of it from a hobo, and for the sake of self-protection he flays he purchased a sword-cane at a sceund hand store :*n Vancouver, so that when he went,out into the country to ouy real estate, even if it was after dark, he need not fear man nor beast. It was noticed by one of our citizens .that Tommy's dragon cane was nothing less than a concealed weapon, and the word was passed on to Constable Black that he should get busy. He.did, and with the assistance of ye editor enticed Nash inside the\ jail, when Tom received a ' surprise that cost him a fine aaid the confiscation of his cane, and nowi,it decorates the hall of Justice, along with severraloth-\ ���������er curiosities. ��������� Messrs McPhee and Authier, J. P's, notwithstanding the .protestations-'of the timid real estate a- gent, had Tom Nash before them for carrying concealed .weapons, and the fine above mentioned imposed. It was better thaoi going lo 'ail however, and now the ho- boes'and the denizens of the foest have a better chance for their life when they meet Tom Nash of South Vancouver, 'either in the dark or the , daylight. .Our constable iwill hereafter know a cane of a similar nature when he .sees' it. I . ooo , A Suggestion We have been 'asked to publish the ��������� following; >' ��������� j/ i ���������A ;su'ggesftiion ,to our .Board of Trade.' Spend isome money on ad- \ ertising your town. This can be done at reasonable cost. Get out a booklet on your town, having photos of the town, your best private residences, ranches and circulate the same well in Vancouver arid good results fare bound to follow. The enterprising tradesmen railways and bank would we think most willingly take up advertising space in' such a booklet so help the funds lin the production of such a fine advertisement of the town. ooo Most Happily Wedded , , . ' ���������_, ' Mr. S. Brooke has purchased the The LacKos'Aid concert on Wed- . . .*..'. .,.-. .:������ . ."' ���������" , ���������', . ' ''stock of .Mr. D. W. Turnbull, and nesday even ng .proved a big sue- , - - :������������������ ��������� ������������������.,������������������:' - '" v* v ' "ss and was^e'd W'befr yct.^on the editor of,this paper vis,t-y hold in ���������AbboLsf9rd.''The"hail was/ ed th:.store .this week ^secure aa . packed'by a' large "'and en'thusias- p^ *mVi Brooke was, marking the.f_ t'c audience./ Mr. J. J. McPhee pr'ces on the goods. ��������� Prices had" presided in, his usual .pawky'man- , ah-ea.dy been .on some of them but-* n_v. , ���������, f\ . .,., ,'���������;* ��������� . the way they:were be'ng.cut down1 The ' IT'Icks'' Quartette .rendered . sva3 moat astonishing jndeed. The..; several parts in '.splendid ' 'style',"'f0rmer prices in the shoe .depart- v while* Yi3s Ch:w,vMr. HJcks ahd'Mr. ' m^nt were receiving a. shock that Wilcox all showed to advantage in .S]10Uia astonish the would be buy their solo's,, Mrs., Mclnnes .has .a!erg when'they come to^the store- n'ce rich voice, which,'she gave full .,,, mm;hase goods.*.. There, .was-a play in "her two ''Sjcoteh songs. 'Mr. fine pair of shoes, c.osting formerly); Brown as usual gave an excellent ^g 5Q and when Mr. Brooke was r-ndering of his'songs,' which were tlii-oiagh the "sale .price was $6.50'; deservedly encored;-.while Mr. anothe'r- $6.50" wais cut'-' down *" tox Longfellow, made his ���������debut,,on ;a $l5Q. $3 50 cu������-down to $2.00. "We . local platform and made one of the _ watch������d,him for/a . short.time and., hits of the; evening in^'Pishing^. lhe way he slashed down.^the ,pri- , Miss Tidy is; .well'known around/ces' on the goods,indicated that.he Westminster fas an''"able elocution- meant business "and rtliat when the ist and Abbbtsford.pebple are'not p^ple bFAbbotsXord'became a- s'ow in showing their appreciation Ware "of whai was'going'on in the., oi" her excellent work. v/av 0,f barga'Jns- th'eywould . ^be A novelty was .introduced , in, f.lock"ng\ to this store: with; their-- the dances������bV Master Gibbie' Ad-" ready.,cash,, and ..taking, a way,- it* ams of/Westminster and his "Hiigh, value ! in .gpods;!l Mr.( Brooke was 1 nd piing:'and "Sword Dance',',de-, asked if he intended to make such livered in excellent 'style delighted -:"ash\ng cuts in the prices lof all th- lafsfeVaudUnte.',',".'-'. .' "f the g'oods as:h'e was-on shoes, and Miss Hicks'^MrsJ Sum'ner,'Mrs Mr . then - he '.showed* whats he'- was.- do-. Gowan/ .^8."Nelson dpd^Mr. .BverT' 'ng. ,^^adu.h|sfiard,.j!itJjwill^giye'. yojj, Vtf rendered' able; assiBtaiice in ac-i some 'idea' of, what you may expect comoariying.. .-'..���������, ' ��������� when you go to purchase. . ___ : , , , .After a vota, of thanks, ,to., the., jyfr> Brooke .has *a-store in'yicr chairman by Rev; Mr Campbell. the.'..tor5a>''^nd^ha'd'untii1 recently",, a concert' Was "brought to 'a close ptore in Kamloops.'. Conversation by the whole audience'"rising and 'wilth him formed-' /the- conclusion joining in the "singing of the Na- '* that he'was,in close .touch with'all-" tioual Anthein: ',' parts of his business,'and {.when..the The isum' total laf ter ,all expenses present-goods /were, disposed : of, he would ������ber able to replenish, .the .' , . ", itock with' other'-good's*-at "just as wore paid ��������������� ������R0 00. , ' ooo Matsqui Organizes BARRETT-CAMPBELL - On Tuesday, March 21st, 1911 at the home of Mrs. Mahood, the bride's mother, Peardonville, by Lhe Rev. J. L. Campbell, Mr. William James Barrett and Miss- Margaret Campbell both of Peardonville, B.-'C.'������������������ low prices as he is selling the present. He says' he'ia'known a.ll the' way from. Nova, Scotia to Victoria, A meeting for' the completion h;s one aim is_togive.,people, jus-: of organization of the Matsqui as , good .goods ..art a* reasonable Agricultural "and . Horticultural prices as c.i.n be obtained from.the Association,was held on Saturday eastern departmental stores. even'ngat'8 o'clock at the Hygen- , .The peop'e of Abbotsford have ic Dairy. " .* V . - -��������� always been good patrons-of this It was decided.to have.a Board store and,now under ihf"able man- of 25 directors and the following agement, of Mr...S..Brooke, the :sole were elected; Wm. Merryfield, W. owner,, the store is ,sur.e to. get the j; Marsh, J. T. Aish,'J. A, Morrison i;on ahsre "of the trade of" Abbots- Rob t. Robb, H. F. Pagj?, H. Ii ford wlien such bargains can .be Phillips, P 'Conrby, Jolm 'Taylcr, had there. " ' * R. Beaton', M. E." Alexander, Ed. .,., L���������odo^--^��������� A '-"���������-*"- Baines, R." J. Owens, Chas.-Purver, . ��������� :��������� ' ; ��������� Jos. Hargltt,," R. K. Nelson, E. |r|Vif������d tO AUUtJI$M\b * Lundeberg,-P. "Ross, P K. Nicholl, ,,y������? "��������� P." Jackman, Wm, Kirkpatrick, J. ������ r" Merryfield, J. A. JacT)bson, TLos. ] 0ur pushing real estate agents Lehman. . "\ie3srs C. A. Sumner &. Co., ;were The directors then met and elect busy this week with an invitation ed :he following officers for '.he to Sir Edward Tennant and his su'ng year. '��������� friends Messrs J. Leigh Wood, Marl President���������P. J. .Owens. borough E. Prior,',P. R. S. Balfour, VLce-Pres.���������J. ,T. Aish, P. Conroy, Alexander Brown >and Aexnilius ��������� Jar ' .>. J. Marsh. , , ��������� . vis who were staying this week at Sec.-Treas.���������James Gibson. the Vancouver Hotel. Vancouver. It was decided to hold the next to visit Abbotsford during their meeting in the Glenmore school- tt-p to Lhe west. They received a house on Saturday evening at 8 ivp'y on Wednesday much regret-' p.m. for the purposa of drawing ting Sir Edward's 'and his party'3 up a constitution and by-laws, ability to visit Abbotsford this Alter passing a vote of thanks trip as they were leaving Vancou- for the use of the Hygenie Dairy ver for Victoria .and Seattle '^on meeting adjourned. Every per- Thursday. This is a little .unfor- son interested is earnestly reques- tunate as .it is felt Bure (Abbotsford Led "to attend the next meeting. would have a>ppealed to them from ooo , an investment (point of view for March 31, Friday, is the date for manufacturing and agricultural pur the third annual True Blue concert poses. Still the\y now know that in the Maple Leaf Hall. Everybody there is such a town as Abbotsford come and hear Paddy Miller, "The and; that it is well to [see Sumner. Boy From Limerick.1' \; , Better"luck next time Charlie. The Abbitsford school board held - their meeting on .Tuesday evening, all members of the school" board br'na;*! present." ".������������������' ,-.-(��������� .'-:'���������'".-���������_' ** The. following- bills ,-were '.passed . for payment; Messrs McPhee & t Ker, .85;: A. Parton, repairs $10.60; W. Lyle ���������'50;������������������Hult'ori*-Harrop.-fif- - teen ricks' of wood,- $20.25,.- ^ - ���������_' The-.board decided,,to.aisk for -a .. basement for the new addition with corn0n't walls a.nd floor to put in slnpe "-for'hoating by fnrnace, wh-eri the time comes" When the'towncan afford ja^car'etaker J- ���������; ,* ������������������ . Mr. A.. Catherwood the contractor,' will shortly co'rrimence work on the new addition. The meeting-could not deal with proper ,*3chpol taxes un*"il the assess , mc*nt ro'l was gone over and the ,��������� property equlaly assessed, which Trustee's "Alanson and Tretheway willendeavor'tb do. ���������' '.'} ' ���������*' - " The \ next' meeting of the board will be held when the roll is com- . plete. . . ,. .>v,. ,.- ,,,-, ; ��������� CORRESPONDENCE ���������-��������� ���������Huntingdon, B. C. Mar. 20. Editor,K'.*������\ ���������/*,'���������.-' .-. 'Abbqtsford.Poat..., ,, . r'.��������� ,-tlt :^.l>.*3ar. ^Siff --'.-. -t .-, '" >-*. - ��������� * *' V. Allow" m'e the privilege of correct ' 'ing a ' "-6fatement. made flby Mr.'' F. ��������� Munroe in your issue,of,'March 17.* : I never told .Mr. Munroe -that ��������� lmyself.rand Reeve /Campbell had a- . greed" to pay the clerk .any difference ' in 'salary, and I also beg . to .state that no promise 'or agree- meht to -pay", the/ clerk anything extra was ever made by me.' Yours truly, DAN'McKENZIE.'' 000���������=��������� THE MARKET. Wostnv'hster, March 17th���������The trad:n������ generally on the market. was brisk and "a/ large amojint, of.,, hus'ness was transacted. Produce . ,-,{'- -. - , '. *. ���������/; f. * ' was fairly"plentiful, and the.attend, aiice was-good. As is usual ,at this season, the.fish vendors and flor, . Vbts are well to the front, and fur-, nish 'he"busiest sections of the mar. ket. The stock market again be cr^me active but the meat and poul- ��������� try buying- was quieter than ever While the supply of veal - was good there, was little variety in the nieaf market and the buyers could not obtain beef, mutton or hmb at.all.'.The bsef supply in the country-;- is,-practically "exhausted accord'ng.to the,buyers -and;son.e* time must elapse .before the supply-, will reco.ver." Mutton and ^lamb cannot be expected.until after Easter, when the ranchers will have a better., idea* of-how- many aninrils they can afford to slaughter ���������'for the market.. The veal, offered was mostly of very fair qulaity. and found a ready isale. Pork was a fair snpply and the demand was p- qual 'to the offering. Scarcity lma.rked both sides of the poultry.market this week, hoih birds and .buyers being few in number. Thi high prirco (hit have been recorded for the past few weeks ��������� have probably been instru mental in decreasing the demand -.nd the fact that only laying hens (Continued on the last Page) w-iwi" '<���������-- T-.y,i'.'������^-7- l,Vffi'������" :mmmwmim^\ two THE ABBOTSFORD POST, ABBOTSFORD. B. C. THE ABBOTSFORD POST Pub! it* hod mv^ry KrlUay by tlie Post PubliHtilnft Compmiy. , A weekly Journal devoted to the Inter- e Uj oi" Abbott;ford mid sin. -.'Hiding district. AdvortistnK' Rato.-) made' knov... *n ap- SHHUffi fri Sat plication. i,bg-al ADVKRTrsiNO���������12. eentn per 0f us need stop long to think until 'Un* for first Insertion, and 8 corns a Una for all mibtiequcnt consecutive InrferlionH. we ean recollect 'Something that is Our siiibboieth���������Neither for nor ofirin' not prospering to-day because all the (Jovonxroent. our citizens have .'boosted for i1:. Of course when one man starts co knock another, there is no use in turning the other cheek. Then probably it is easier to knock than to boost, !as it is the easier course to pursue���������tlie course of least resistance though is not .always the one that brings the best returns, and is often a destructive one. Competition is not knocking, at least it need not be. Situated as Abbotsford is to-day There is an old spying to (the fol- be plain talk, but do you ever know \ime_ lsee eveto 0ye'with us' on all or .hear of anything in this town points'but there is one thing that started, or. was lever intended to be we can all agree upon and that is started that was not knocked b> to 'boost Abbotsford and watch her some iself'ish individual?? None ffl'owi ' L ^fy ��������� C-A.GALL CURrf BE/SW&AND ��������� FRIDAY.. MARCH 24 191 If there is .anything in the above article that fits those who arc always crticising this -paper, our , advise is to put tho cap on ancl then "saw wood" until you feel a little better. ooo Matsqui has formed her agricultural association, but no point has yet been decided upon to hold the fall -exhibition. Does Abbotsford want this? Why of course we all want it, and we want the Board-of (I Trade to get that for Abbotsford if possible. Sumas would be willing to organize and join. Matsrjui if it was shown to them that it would be of advantage; then Abbotsford V would be, in the heart of tho exhib- ) ition centre, and ms all roads lead to Abbotsford no better place could be found. ,The grounds can be so- cured without very little trouble. <3 ��������� \^vjrr;/>D������ O WM\J ,_ AXLE GREASE, " HARNESS OIL, WHIPS, CURRY COMBS, HALTERS,1 BSUSIIES, SWEAT COLLARS, and also BICKMORE'S GALL CUPJE', y*'*^' .,"0, wirant ������ satisfactory Cnrre. for Galk..Wotrniis. m\A ^ores tipnFi onim^h,. P. O, Box 45 AL botsford, B. C. day there i'S no centre in the Fra- ��������� lowing effect that 'a house divided ser Valley that can compare with against itself cannot stand. Those it. What are wc doing to help it who have experience k^jw that along? The answer is nothing. truer words were never spoken. We When -some people are not busy read .so much about family quarrels. the>* are sowing seeds of discontent murders, divorce courts, etc., that regarding something that they it convinces all that the' pen that *��������� lentous, of. Knocking we take Thig paper ]ms nQW b],C)kcn th(j ice first wrote those words had good .from the individual as pure jeal- iu ; lhis mattt>]% ,amd if everybody reason to .pass 'the thought on to ousy. If a citizen is mot doing his wiI1 fall inj we believe we .are quite future generations for meditation. Pa.rt to projmottj the town ��������� he safe in saying that there will be no should be exposed, but first inquire funerals, but rather a big day of thoroughly into the matter before rejoicing for Abbotsford. any harm is done to the person's ooo business. Don't ropardire ,a.man\-< Here's another. We understand means of honest livelihood. There tlie Western Canada Power corn- are a few things we can always do pan.y intend building , a $90,000 to assist our town. The one that building for a sub-station. Can should stand at the head of arty list tlie Board of Trade get that for us is to patronize wherein possible, all tod. We need it in our business. the enterprises of the town, by ooo buying your goods -at home. Ab- MAKE BEDS BY ELECTRICITY botsford is blessed with some very r excellent stores���������all of them do not advertise in this paper, but that is their business, we have the space for sale���������and if your receive fair treatment keep your money! in the LIVERY AND FEED STABLE Having purchased the business of Mr. W. Lyle, I am prepared to give the best of satisfaction as to prices and conrfor,table rigs. Stables open day ��������� nip-lit to do business. We solicit your patronge. J. E. GEARY, prop. ZTTZ^Z^Z Would it be wisdom to supply the word "town" for the word house to make it Tead, a town divided ag.-.'nst itself cannot stand (prosper.) No 'own no matter how great its advantages' can ever grow and ���������������������������������������������'"-mp ��������������� bus'ness community cf note unless propositions that are mooted receive the 'support of all its citizens. We know of a l*-*wn that not many years **go had been ��������� b't'-en _ often and hard regarding.. proposed industries. One came a- , long that was genuine. A great big, loud-mouthed knocker ' gn't busy. The industry went elsewhere and is to-day a prosperous' concern, and many use its product* at the breakfast table. That knocker -should have been run out of the town, because he and his following deprived the citizens of the benefits tq be derived from' a good .industry. But still it was not really a criminal offence and no action could be taken against ��������� How would you like to have your work done by an electric motr?,The windows put down and locked at night for instance, and the beds made in the morning? Wouldn't -.t'-be iiih to have,even the sausage town. Then remember that at the grinder turn" itself and a machine present size of the town, we cannot that buttoned .the children's shoes pretend to be,so -up to date as the and stockings and combed their large cities���������our stores, our hotels .and all the business centres cannot probably be las big.and the heads in.the morning? More wonderful .things than this are outlined in a Utopia that Ed- goods shown so Advantageously as is��������� sa/s will surely be brough, ,,,.,/ aoouf by electricity. It will be a would like. '��������� INSURANCE LOANS Abbotsford Homesites If you are looking- for a home or snappy investments in town lots, acre- ��������� ��������� age or farm ��������� ���������property. see !cCALL: The Pioneer Real Estate Broker of Abbotsford them. we would like... All ..towns were happy land /Where nnbody ^,. small once���������all'things have a be- work, not even horses. But best genning. Another point that can ������i? ail it. will work for the email-i- always be observed is to mind your Pationof women from house keep- own business. It needs all your mf,' . ������������������** It was Florence Iv.-oig the pa- no hiatter what way we take it the m���������> ^ " * ���������t������-re:keeper tent lawyer, who said before an Knocking is a business tha should ' "T^ T " '������ ^ ������-^Uge'of club women not long y ��������� I v, - neSS ��������� * Sh0Uld 3'0ur own business/the better it ago, "Invention ,has done more for be punishable by imprisonment/The will be for your business; no'mat- the emancipation .of women than town in which we live has many ad ter what occupation'it may be that legislation-ever will,-'and from Ed- Co-operation is a grand thing care. If I C.A. SU vantages that no other town i. you follow there is no need fortry. ison's outline or the housekeeping the Fraser Valley possesses at the ing to displa7your7gn7i^cTaa"to ������f ^ ^^ *" P������pul3r e^tricit?, present time. At no distant date what the other fellow ,*������ i* -a ������f thS fUture in populf,r el*ctricity, in the ruhirp a���������tua * ^t.tne otner fellow -should do this Utopia is'nearer than anybody m the future another town may and does not do. It is not your has imagined it ds. prooab y, with not half the advan- funeral in any case. But it may be "I *m ashamed of the number of tages that we have m the way of yuur funeral if the wholesaler re- th:ngS around mv house that are ���������shipping, cheap sites for manufac- fuses to forward you .goods or the d������ne by an'ma'ls-human beings. I turing concerns, and a paradise bank fail to honor your papers for ^Tw T ?* ^ventor- "Th.ey ofa climate, become ,so enthused npvf f��������� '.*>.. . P P ' -ought to be done bya motor with nexc to receiving goods to stll rout any .sense of fatilgue or pain. t . J* P. 0. Box 58 <*!��������� Telegram-Sumner, Abbotsford, B. C. f Phone Central argain having a there is nothing like hank to back you. - We.cou-d not.all have been born ���������n 'die same place -but we have air come to do business in the same town, and while we should all have a good fellow feeling to our near to live at Huntingdon est of kin, yet we should try tolel some of i'he, other fellows live and ���������prosper. motor must do ail Hereafter a It he chores." ooo Mr. Howe's newresidence is ona of the finest residences in town. o Miss Turnbull will short'y leave that it wi:i .attract the outside and foige ahead at audi a pace that will leave Abbotsford. far in the horizon behind. Of course we do not wish to se that, but Abbotsford has now an opportunity that it may never have again. Now is the time, that a- plan of campaign should be organized for the purpose of advertising the town a- broad. What are iwe doing? Too ��������� many in this town fare pulling at ' cross purposes for /the town to ev- This PaPfir is willing at all times er go ahead. Somebody .seems to to boost* and on the whole we have, have a grudge against their own haci fairly- good support from th* .'.'existence.- It will always remain citizens of the town, but we can- He use. . .:; Abbotsford, with very little im- noi do all the boosting-the larger ���������ooo��������� provement on the present, unless -,ur support the1-better-we can find STr8' Harkne3S of Npw Westmin- an entirely new leaf is turned over words-the dictionary is ful^tc> ^'j M^ ^r daughter, Mrs. ���������the past blotted out-and an en- sound the praises of the town. Of ���������ooo tirely new programme outlined, course- we cannot expect that all The. re is no Christian du'y that is and parried into 'effect. This may the wise guys at large shall at all not **' be 'seasoned with' cheerful-;' . -ness^ ,' . , ���������;,. . i . *l i" [{ \fI ooo "When in Abbotsford do not fail tc visit the nursery of Mr. D. L-l. kelson. ' ���������.���������ooo��������������������������� Mr. Dwight' Rucker wi!l shortly nnoA-e into his new residence. ��������� ooo���������- Mrs. D. Fraser is building anew Balance as rent $15 per month till paid. t T T I ���������f f X t y T T T I i f t '���������������������������������������������K^H^ t J I ���������i n *>K . I I \i '���������If t rv_m^^^^ZZli������7.T^^^ ������-*-^*^������>-T*������-������^f*-xii*������**j������ ;A-?^*-A,*-������x^Kv,^i.*v^w,':j.^j.= i\^^^ ^t,-.^uBX*tt-Ml������w;1?*^%:iu,t^^"^^- ^^*jfo4>tttiJ^t.*&v,tt.w/&rtt THE ABBOTSFORD 1-OST, ABBOTSFORD, B. C ��������� , , TII1IJ. **' CHURCH SERVICES are' Agents ���������' Phoenix Assurance Co. of London, England Liverpool, London & Globe, of Liverpool, Eng. British American Assurance Co., of Toronto. ^ iMaww.im'jgmcrgi'r^^ , IL For your Insurance. Fire time is coming along.' Presbyterian Church��������� Rev ��������� J ' L Campbell, B. A., B. D. pastor. Abbotsford, 1J a.m. and"7:30 p.m. Tv'pper Sumas, May 29, and every alternate Sunday at 3- p.m. C. E��������� Wednesday ait 8 p.m. Sunday School al 3 p, m. <? Sunday School .'every Sunday at. Presbyterian Cliurch���������Rev. r r*' . < -j . v,. Alder. Glenmore, 11 a.m. ". Bee Keeping ���������* * ��������� ��������� Tho folio wing-"paper was deliver yd brofore'ithe Farmers' Institute of Kaslo last month and io we 1,1 worthy all \who are interested in but when they .get. riled naturally resent tho cause., The speaker ������a'd h_ has.put h'ia finger into . a cluster and not got "uliing, but in working around \the hive's ' one would us iehis business end some- "hm'in. 2 ;30 p.m. Pine Grove, 8p.'m'. At Musselwaite ..School 'House- bee-keeping. The speaker'-wire the"i:inios and he'd-/l>ass it off wiith the Venerable Archdeacon Beer; hk, remark, " Yon 'vgot 'me that time" subject being "Bees." ��������� . . ^e've, hived swarms in .our time, The Archdeacon started out with got -stung, and said worse than that ��������� h:s experience .locally nn he,'-kcep- ' . - uia- ing; he'had just disposed rf his'' Ho Werienced little' difficulty in last hive .after having'Lhe honey- nf'rK,,in������,tho bees at swarming time, makers' nearly (ten yours, during >f ,*-**ey lit in a, cluster, he had ,no which time he had lost but one trouble at jail, but if they strung Service,' every alternate Sunday ���������*���������>��������������������������� Bees are',-.divided into Miren ' out-'a*on"g a' limb Ire tried to get them' .together. , Here .someone :���������3r������- at 3 ,p.m .Sunday school (every��������� Sunday at 2 p.m. , "' ��������� At Huntingdon .School House- Service at every alternate Sunday at 3 .p.m. S. S.- every Sundayat 2*;30 p.m. classes; th? queens, drones and the' , . workers; A queen is to be found cluoriecli ."How do'you account for .should be, .in "every"hiv-d; her'that?" "c'r"n't account for it,"camo -������ ERCIAL duty is to lay the eggs for hatch- cb'me "thd cluick. reply, "they're u ing Hie-now brood; in the egg lay. *'"*��������� "���������"I"**'-*4- vcply from him, "they're a ing' 'she is a marvel, and in the counting for what they'll do."That J warm .season has^ been known to reminds us in speaking of the work CHURCH. ^OP ENGLAND���������ST. "lay ovar,2,000 in one day, or more c'rd we sl"ou*d have started at first HOTEL l " i .. , j Mcelroy & Co. LIQUORS, WINES AND CIGARS OF THE BEST QUALITY MATTl-lliW'.S���������Rev. C. R. Yates, than the weight of herself; All thov 'nro claibscd as imperfect fe- v.car-pro-tem.. ., food, is ,predigested, prepared mid males-and there being so many of A oootsl'ord Services'every'Sunday ^J'-' to 'her, all she hits to do is.to M16���������' are, sure to make trouble, ai Ji a.m. and .7.30 p. m. ,' oat a.n:l,k:ep th'2-egg f.;c'.o:y going . antl-'lhey have'not got a monop- merrily. Only, twice does, she oly oi imperfections or, trouble ma- leave the hive, when seeking a mate kill& Proclivities characteristic of and going with'1 a ������i.������f������.^ Holy Communion every alternate Siinday. c S. School uver.v Sunday at 2.30. CJio.r practice, Wednesday-at 8 Cor. Essendene Ave. and Oscar St., CITY ABBOT8FORD POSTOFFICE Ofllce hours from S a. m.'tri 7 p. m. ��������� Mail gdr Peardonville every Tuesday and Saturday, .1 p. m-. BUSINE&S DIRECTORY OF ABBOTSFORD. iswarm'; once mated she is fertile for life, returns to the hive and goes heavily into the egg business. As fast'as the eggs are .laid they are placed one ���������in leacli'c's'li by the workers and put in.shape for the hatching-process. The. queen is much larger than the ordinary bee and is provided with a sting; this is reserved for defence against.her rival; you can handle- her with impunity if you that isex.. In dealing with the hives, Mr, Beer cautioned his hearers not to " rob the weak, ones, and be 'sure' to ascertain' they have enough food to tide them, over the winter. The ���������more bees the more-honey. The time to .strip the hive was the lat-' tor part .of'September or early in , October. A good hive,/. 'should" yield 50 to 60 pounds of honey; his did and ,he, took every bit of it, De ������������B9* I ]ssa9 ABBOTSFORD HOTEL _j__s_mmmmw__wm &_m_ .'' .ABBOTSFORD.-J3.-C- Strictly first-class in every "respect; , The bar is stocked with the best of wines, liquor and cigars, RATES, $1.50 TO $2.00 PER DAY H. FREEMAN, proprietor | - ' ���������**" '' ' '���������' *���������' " ���������'���������' *������i BUTCHER Pork, Mutton, Beef, Veal, Pork.Sausages, Weinies and Balogna always on hand. Bffiifflra'S'B'aM^^ ABBOTSFORD J. J. SPARROW, PROP, CANADA'S g Greatest Nurseries Want a t'epr.esen^ative for ISSION CiTY, B. C. and surrounding district ^"IX^^^?. MERCHANT TAILOR T. C. Cootjan Cash paid for Eggs and Poultry Our p:"lC8S are hard tO of our stock as:well as trueness to . , ,, , . , , , j name must be appreciated by the beat, call ana inspect stock J public or they would not have helped us to increase our business yearly since 1837, the date of our establishment. Our firm's name lends prestige to our representatives. Complete line of Nursery SStock for SSpring 1911. Write for full particulars. General Stores ��������� Authier Brols. . E. Brooke ��������� Hotels��������� Abbotsford 'Hotel.- H: Freeman, Prop ��������� Commercial, McElroy & Co. Real Estate��������� J. W. McCallum.' ' '' C. A. Sumner & Co,',"' ' Bernau &:;'Husband," ,'..',.. ' . J. J. McPhee, ., < . . Auctioneers��������� . '.���������*, J. "vf. McCallum. . / ' .' PEED: STORE��������� ��������� '.'. ���������J* J* Sparrow'".- '" ', Creamery��������� '���������"' S. J. Bates,' Proprietor. Hardware and 'Furniture��������� H. A*an'sqn. ' '��������� Butchers��������� A. M. King: ' Livery Stable��������� J. E. Geary, Proprietor. ' ��������� Baker and Confectioner��������� L. Legace. RESTAURANT��������� Conrad Andersen. Shoemakers��������� M. Hauser.' 3oard of Trade���������. J. W. MeCallum, Secretary. Blacksmith��������� Stanley Ausneauv Barber and Pool Room��������� ��������� ��������� Jos. Sanderson. G. Isenor. Tobacco and Novelties��������� ��������� J. V. Means. Doctor��������� ��������� T. A. Swift. SADDLERY and KaRDWARB B. J. Gernaey. get a", chance and she'll not sting cauSe he .f������un.3...it Profitaible to sell you, but in doing so be careful not thehoriey >at 35c .a pound and give to injui*e',her or you. may 'lose'your the.be.es in return about'35 pounds hive". The bees are curiuus insects of granulated sugar at 5c a pound if they^find- the. queen ,is getting on which .they thrived just as,well old or .slack in' egg production 'she' The su������ar he, boiled in water, with is fired {.another is-selected in her ou^ burping, un.ti lit became ;a place ; then proceeds the battle roy syruip;; thi\s he- \put in. a Miller al in which we guess, the qld ludy feeder *and',placed it in the hive, the goes down and out as we guess no body wants her and bee history has no record of a state funeral. Inspect your hives frequpntly and see if the queen is there, her presence ivVeasily ascertained by the 'young ones in1 the cells;; no new brood bees packing away as much as ia quart or threq pints in one day. For'wintering he advocated leaving the hives' out doors; but protecting them.- Climate here ,was ideal and all he found necessary wq's a box; for outer covering al- means no ,queen and if you expect' lowinS a 'space of about two inch to" keep the-bees you. had better es f*lled with planer shavings' and get a queen qufck. . Blest iZ, we a S^nny isack.,. with .the (samVfill- know how to help youget her, tiie '"������ PIaeet:* ������������ top, leaving the on ��������� bees, have a. process of their.'own if the eggs left have not ripened too far .and possibly the Archdeacon can enlighten, any seeking .information on this queenly point. The drones, of which only one is necessary in a ,hive for the mating p rio-1 ar^ o"notmu hu-e;uu.lly a hundred come'.ou/t with a new brood but as'they aire "lazy beggars they are tolerated until the fall then killed*. trance p irtly open. * This ga ve the bees free exit on-sunny^days-and, they came out'strong in .the spring On ,no account disturb the hive af- Nt the m'ddle of O'ctq'ber, ,as when the chilly weather sets in all cracks are "glued" ' up to keep out the .wind and removal may break up the sealing which' cannot be fixed up again before spring . About Marchor. ..April "inspect the h'V-?, see that there-is n queen bre tt^ ������r������^i,��������������� 4.T. and P]enty of food, if there are nei- The workers are thenumerous as ther provfde both' * The "Archd.a- well as b.u-y ones; they gather the cori. ,3Paid ,he J^ J������e f^ honey, build ^p,the hrves, arrange by feeding ,one of the iltiplLct forthaxn.ub,tionofth^n-wbro'.d females royal jelly; better ffet and ������* industrious ,11 the time. some if yo/need on , bu don't^ They've got .stmgs, and w*ll we Kootenay jam. ���������* ' know it because of meddling wi'h- . n-, a hive;.when a kid, but it ������a they +hl ?-'T ^ U? ' Mve 3������'e who are ol great benefit to the ? " .^Vel' ��������� if * ls tiIted the fruit grower. When tL trees are ?������^ WU1 ���������* ^'^ Weather; white and pink .with blossom in th^I'Ze V " *** ** ^ Eye Sight Specalist Manufacturing Optician Does the Finest Optical Work. Medical men and others pay tribute to his skill. 793 GranvilH St. .Vancou.ci- HARRON BROS. Embalmers and Funeral Directors Vancouver, Office and chapel 1034 Granville St., Phone 3486 North Vancouver, Office and SURVEYORS Henderson and Taylor. - ABBOTSFORD DRUG STORE. MUSIC TEACHER��������� Miss A'ice Steed. CONNTRACTOR & BUTLf- -,R_ A. Everett. spring the workers get busy ga'th ering honey .for all they are worth and it is then in flying from bud- to bud they pollenize the orchards so much needed .to bring forth" good fruit. A 1 good f.uit growers should have a hive in theiir orchards; the old theory that formerly held here In concluding ,;the archdeacon said that the first year he went in to the bee business his profit was 600 per cent, and"that'beat poultry raising, fruit growing or anything else he knew of. ��������� With a few ques tions asked and answered, a vote of thanks was tendered Rev. Mr. a few .years ago that too many ������ant ...... - bees were i'njtfriflujj has apparu '��������� '!������v. ��������� interesting address ently proved a false alarm, so get }** wthlch ^e meeting adjourned. i^^n ������������������/> i^*. *i_ _^ , & ������<* that if enough people interest STONE & WELLINGTON The Fonthill Nurseries. egace t chapel���������116 2nd st. Phone 134 WANTED TO.PURCHASE Forty acres improved farm in the Fraser Valley, with or without house and buildings, conven:ent to station or landing. Apply to J. H. Smith, Straiton, B. C. for bees and let them get busy. But reverting to Mr. Beer's remarks ,and bee , propagation &e _ stated that(the eggs placed singly J" in each cell became white grubs or <f |arvae in three days, enlarge rapidly \n eight, are capped over in nine and a half and emerge at 2.1. Drones mature .^afterwards at 24 days, queens at 16 and workers at G days. At the swarming time there is no ^ need for alarm or danger. You'll Wedding Cake a. Specialty ,.,1 gets'tung possibly tif .not proper-' ��������� -A^j iy covered up. but;said the spea-5 ��������� it er, " ABBOTSFORD. BAKER Bread, Buns, Kisses, Cream Puffs * themselves in bee-keeping to make it worth while, the provincial government will ,send.an expert to give practical pointers, ahd as a lurther aid .the keeper should keep posted by lceep.ng a periodical relating thereto, the Canadian Bee journal of b'rajicford, Ontario, I e- uig -recommended.���������Kaslo Kooten- aiao'. '"������������������������������������.:,���������'��������� The -surest and shortest way to prove, a work possible Is strenuously to set about it;'1'" :O00��������������������������� full particulars, first letter. ABBOTSFORD,"B. G.:| er' 'y6u,il get U8ed to k after a i Genius i������ th* 7���������V,h ��������� \u vWlll not hurt von &; v *->���������- iimL you,^01.ingg lt out> &'���������������&! .. M tfOUR THEABBOTSFORb POST, . ABBOTSFORD, B. C. A nice1 little cart-. with1 room f^twU'- for-:';;, - ��������� -foQ, Al /Top v Buggies, -leather' 'trimitled; ;, for���������.- * * ��������� ��������� ��������� $r1.Q5.; First-class 'Market':Wagoris, 'two seats,,,*, for.'.. , ���������������������������������������������;���������������������������.; $V]0\ These prices are right*for such/goods and you should -call-and inspect before purchasing elsewhere ���������-''j!'- lu-i, .tM,f ''<"*��������� ->���������> J '_' i\_ -���������''''' 1 . "' i ���������j i ElgcffiB^/Calt' on'Us: r ^v> rt- -V--.- ti*1" ��������� *������������������*��������������� ti*w**<'V* .*���������*.*.> I *��������� *���������* -V' ' . .^���������wr^t-M.���������^ Singer ''Sew.iri'i\'M#ines;}'" Victor Gramophones, EdisohPhonographs/and all th'jSla>^''tee^oK3s;* always' in. stpcl!';' Largest Collection of Records , in the*Province..."' ,.... ������"��������� NOTE THESE PRICES' " VicfisrMX $311 ��������� Vii&rNa: 2, :$42;: VicttiiSNifA ISU^ictor^o.^ 4, 163f VictSf^iciFoI^oilhdlah&iany; ��������� 250;' Edisoft^lil^iis" froiii <19io4t5il We 'have "Violins;'' Mandolines,'Guitars,-'Ban-:' 1 .vfS joesrall-prites^to .Suit 'all Toc^..',sheet',Music;;;;i ^.iiet in fact-everything found' in a first class Musicstore 1 .������������������_?_ You ire'welcome ��������� wh^fer;;ypu' buy' or hot calla'nd' see tis When you are in town. Abbotsford. has ,a moving picture'show twice a week. j Won't the ladies have a fine f. time chopping when .all the new ssidewalks are built. ^ ooo��������� The Chilliwack Board of Trade 'will .spend' $250 in advertising this year. 000��������� ��������� The Good Templars met on Tues- ' day in the Orange' Hall and will '-meet.on the sams even'ng -each week. Mr. S. Brooke intends moving his ��������� family to Abbotsford "list :as. soon, as he. can secure the,desired house. \Miss', Brooke'has come to Abbots- ���������ford; Mr. E. B. de ia'Giroday is moving to .Abbotsford to his chicken ! i iram-h. ooo Mrs. Sparrow .returned home on .^Tuesday from .a. visit to friends rin Kamloops. 'i 00" ��������� ' Vs The Post is not so Black ;as some, - Kerr' to paint it.1 fi 000���������' . S' It is reported that Mr. Hill-Tout - ���������'���������*���������)as������.';sold a .large tract of., land (.0 -'���������Vancouver investors, who intend ���������bub-dividing same \i;nto 5 .and 10 ���������"acre" blocks, and placing -them or. ���������-liie market on reasonable terms. ��������� Mr. and Mrs. Victor Harrop enter -tained a few friends at a very enjoyable card party on Saturday ���������!JaBt. j ..' It- is funny how some people kriow . a 11 that is in the Post each week when they are not .subscribers. , {-It is pleasing to see that the people of this town have had a cay,of ..clearing'up the .back .yards, etc /The habit ,was very taking while.it .'.lasted, and before the'idea ha 1 "gone '.the rounds' it became' very "*' liipnable. It is up to "us all to jp'.the town clean,'healthy and .presenting its" best appearance when "strangers come here. isasan & aansos������ t> S^V*! ;^^������nv^1i������ \ cents 1 s-,h Potatoes n 'ho pr 'v-i'ing fi."-* c ?.re still selling at from M"TOf)E)?S Music House _mim^^xmnamm_^mmma>mmKmmtmmmm_w^ 419 Columbia Street, New WeBtnaih sfer" B. C ' - ,'������������������:��������� .". .' '.'..'��������� ��������� ij"~'lt," ������"i/' b&.i&'ii} ; '���������'<������������������ -Indignation���������I. do not . under,-. stand1 the reason why our name is '��������� not in the directory. ��������� ���������"* Enterprise���������Show me your advertising receipts. .".', Rev. Mr. Yates who is spending a '.' holiday at the'.coast, and has the r, charge of St. Matthews ��������� church is "' m'aking his presence felt in the town., Abbotsford will be sorry to lose such an energetic vicar, and SOCrAL'ANB1 PERSONAL Help AbbotsMrd by.working vour town"; >nd support y otir local $20 to $32 -per ton, this being for 1ho<\-> of pood quality. Several tons of lower grade* potatoes have been offered recently and naturally realizing a smaller price. A fan* *3upp'.y of table carrots nnd turn'ps are being offered and a few pirsn'ps. The apple market is .quiet, "(here being apparently but little fruit to be brought in for .sale. The . demand is good for good stock, th? lower grades not finding much demand. The supply .was fair. ��������� Ah exceptoinaily - lairge number- of horses were offered up at. auction, but the quality was poor and mo9t of the animals had a high reserve placed on them, with the result that but few so'd. ��������� Cattle also were present in numbers and ,.sold .slowly. ,. The folio wing were iho quotations WHOLESALE MEAT- ��������� Beef, carcass 9 1-2 to 10 1-2 Beef, h'.iidquarters 9c to 10c Beef, forequarters 8c to 9c Mutton, - 13c to 14c Lamb - 14 to 15 Veal ---������������������'- '. 12c to 121-2 RETAIL- MEATS��������� Beef, best rib roasts ���������'15c to 18c Pork 121-2 to 13c to' 18c 10c 17 to 20 IJ0rk 18c to 20c. Matsqui Hotel MISSJON CITY, B.C. This hotel makes a specialty of home-like comforts for Commercial Travellers. Comfortable. sitting- room and best of hotel service Cuisine Unexcelled. Rates: $1.50 to $2 per day .... W. T. LUCAS, Proprietor - Painting, Sign Writing General repair work . J. E. BARTON Abbotsford ���������������������������-������������������ B. C Good. Storage Room for Furniture. paper. ---������.e?--- . . .,,.(���������. .���������,..--������.��������� ���������-..,>. ^ i, - .;t������,.u0,( while there arfe others who Mutton 18c t*s> 20^: Mr., ^am Cawlejr. of ;,Chilliwack conguJt the spiritg as to the"future "VETETEBLES-Wholesale- .. : TT-K������j:--"'.'.- -,.���������;. V-.-.paid'Abbbtsf ord a visit .this week When one i9 young the predomin- Potatoes - --,-��������� $30 to Patronize the^advertisers qf tta ___000__^ _ ( &^ .^ ^ concem3 young men Onions, lowland, sack post. They -are Mhe-,.people. tU^t. Mr8# E'dso-n^a^d jliittje. d^u.g^^er.^^at is to know the .name of his Onions, crated wish to see Abbotsford ... grow. ..returned liome on -Monday eyeuing, ;futn're wife. It is teasry if the fight Carrots, sack They are the enterprising ones who,. from a 'few da^s visit w^h.fri^d.s' way ia pursued> ,but ,some young Turnips, per will give--yqu;value for every uol-*. in .Vancouver and Westminster;" -n prefer a ,short ^ anfl make RETAIL- lar'every time,, .that you spei^d one ,. .������������������w,*��������� ��������� , + ;v, ,��������� ���������_.-.������ Cabbage, per with them.rfrom.;th���������.8tQres.that ad . sack ������������������ $32 $1.50 $3 00 SUE 7oc men prefer a 'short -*cut and make ' "'"- u ... { ;-. ��������������� -,.- .;��������� t-.\\r .;������������������ -public announcement in 'am opera ^a, a"^ w������������ ���������, -.--.. -��������� ��������� Mr. A/A'. Cruickshank was in tha that" they -ar^ open bo receive -such Le'er*>' vertisc you can .always expect th^ .t������)Wn this week"/" ' ,,n ., knowledge, and .at .-the same tm?.e Egg9' ooo���������������������������, ..... :/1p.u,t'on a serious .flace about it ���������j. ~~~^?0tT~~ .". ^*-. ���������:���������:��������� :--.>P.u-t'on a .serious .flace about it as Mr. and Mra^CMnpJjeiJ.'are homo f though they appeao-pd .to be in after a;; pleasant" trip. to the old earnest. The joke; Is old but it country. sometimes catchea a nejw victim THE MARKET. 'Continued from Pag? One.) be:ng offered in numb������rs may best or.,goods, .as, th^.^ners are ;. sure to',be enterprising enough ,p;,. s^e thaf.thehj ajtock, oi.goods are . up-to-date..in,every respect See Sumner for. your- Wants .and Mr; .jj/W 'Copland^^'^lsaiii..(;hiU.i-- , Sal*es. !'','". , - . .. - ' ��������� wack o^ Thurs^^^ ������������������-fo���������t���������; .,.��������� funeral 6{ his mother,,who had^d .. Mr. S,\-k! -Willia'mBon .of the Bank . \ ery suddenly.'. JMr.' Copeland*.*?, of VancouV-er. returned , to,.,; that, many friendsihere will ^ extpn,d, to .are ���������.������������������:. wB uhca-ju m i.uiuw..^ "...j city on:-Friday morning.last aft*r;th':m* the hand' biyB^mp^it^W.'thifl, also have had a similar effect. On a successful and. .promising tour, an hour of'severVeare'a>ement.'" the whole, the- quality of the birds around AbbotBlo'rd ,'tnd'..'. district.., LIooo^-- ,. .. offered was f.i'rly high, and prices He is expected.in AbbotBlortashort, . Mr. A*.; Stephens' of"Mission City remained much the same as before iy to complete ,.arr.a.nge,ment8./for,<,pC:ni��������� Thursday1 in'town.' ' " although onei1 .small lot of white opening a -branch of ..the-Bank of __���������00*0'_:'__: ^ , Leghorns of inferior quality sold Vancou\er here., He has,been.as- Mr. Brown of'the'RoyaVBank \vi\\ Cor $10 per 'dozen. A feature of snred the;.;supppr.i.Qf/av..:nunj(bei:,;Ul leave sh'o'rtlv'for.'h'is' holiday a v H-, some :ntere<st was that, anumber buHiness''mjn.and pthers.wili follow, will visit his liomeln-Ciii^bVflAnd.'' of highly bred roosters were for when they find that.Jhey will re- --^qp-^��������� ' .r. :.,,;, ;. .sale at fancy prices, but ther* was ceive courteous treatment. Mr. and:Mrs. P.^ Miinroe and Miss 'no/demand!, __, o������������������ , Alice McPadden returned from Ot-;'/'^ , ��������� ., . . tawa lately, where they spent'some eent the nr.'ce still lower and the To boom Abbotsford, why -.net _���������^,K��������� ;,^:h-������������������ ^:;^^��������� ��������� l -. . . . Eggs. EfTJTS. lb ������������������ -ic head -'��������� 10c to 15. wholesale.. "-c ratail -v--- 35c retail - . ��������� ������;5c to 4*1*- ABBOTSFORD, B\ C. $M get up a;! petition, to, the B.. C. E. R. to run an excursion .at,the, week t������nd? The train to leave here ��������� on Saturday evening andreturhing on Sunday levenihg Or the other way about, liav.ng the train leave'the mbnths visiting' friends. vendora succeeded iD , obtaining-:: ���������;'~"~~ ,. '',...' not more than 30c retail, atid 23c Messrs-L; W.'Eliiolfj!F!fk, EijioU^.^ aiiu treo. VV\ ^ot'c'hfci^s';' of Cle>e;, h>arket,;:asi;. is almost always the land, OhlbV were theguests of.Mr.'"ca������e'.-...wiien ! the demand^is sia;k, Harry Freeman on Thursday.'"���������"'' many eg;gsywere sold, at several White Leghorns Pure bred (single.comb) igis; can tained. For particulars. Apply as above. ^Associate Members Can. Soc. C. E.) Civil Engineers R. A. HENDERSON B. C. LAND SURVEYOR Dffiec. next P. O. P. O. Box I I Advertise - in The '���������- posr-'--'" FOR SALE Apply Box 58 ' Abbotsford, B. C. A f'ne grand piano in excellent condition. Price $150, 1-2 cash. A- bargain. A set of heavy harness, hand sown in first class condition. Sacrifice price $25 A new Williams sewing machine, almost new, all fittings. Price $30 A fine isaddle horse, quiet or drive. Cheap. to rid o- Apply Box 58 Abbotsford B. C. Singlt*. light.wagon. Must be cheap. ! ���������''.������������������'���������' ��������� '��������� A good cow, fresh, (must be a good milker,.not oyer $50. Mr. Pat -Murphy the-'.blacksmith lute of Abbotsford,. ha,s '���������started; in Hopd. Let us hope that he will do as well there a<s in this town. I'l 1/1 ^.~;.~i^-������. i^iii..^i,v������- n ij��������� p������(m������������^*f r-*i**;'nxn*i'������'*W"������.Tt i^r'-t ��������� ���������t<**itM.vi>*r������*<m *���������!���������*��������� fft^w ���������">?������*'���������** ��������� rnVr-iwal/t "*������*������'>���������-' fT������"p ���������SfV-r ������-������ ���������trei ^l'"^'''^'3*f^.^_^nmn'^_)mt_\
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Title | The Abbotsford Post |
Publisher | Abbotsford, B.C. : J.A. Bates |
Date Issued | 1911-03-24 |
Description | The Abbotsford Post was published in Abbotsford, in the Fraser Valley region of southwestern British Columbia. The Post was published and edited by John Alexander Bates, and it was the first paper targeted specifically at the Abbotsford area. The paper has since been bought and sold a number of times, and continues to be published to this day under the title of the Abbotsford News. |
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Abbotsford (B.C.) |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run: 1910-1924 Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Abbotsford_Post_1911_03_24 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-10-05 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 7d991f89-1db0-427d-af7d-ec6099a7656e |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0168838 |
Latitude | 49.052222 |
Longitude | -122.329167 |
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