Consider Your Eyesight Eyesight ad urges careful glasses choice
An eye care notice warns against cheap glasses and poor fits. It emphasizes the risk of damaging vision and urges a thorough examination with the promise No cure No pay.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
3
An eye care notice warns against cheap glasses and poor fits. It emphasizes the risk of damaging vision and urges a thorough examination with the promise No cure No pay.
Cranbrook topics cover fire and life insurance by the Cranbrook Agency Co. and note local incidents, births, travels, and community updates. A mix of society items, business service ads, hospital notes, travels, and upcoming events in Cranbrook.
A batch of letters from English girls seeking passage to Canada as progressive brides shows one random note from a 20 year old: she asks for passage fare and asks when to come, writing with fond love and kisses and noting a large family awaiting options. She says there are thirteen in her family with six sisters.
The D. D. D. antiseptic wash is advertised as an instant relief for itch with universal recommendations. A full sized bottle is offered on guarantee that it will work or you pay nothing. A 25 cent trial bottle is available at Cranbrook Drug & Book Co. The copy then shifts to questions about an entrepreneur’s business, asking for details about capital, investment, assets, and ongoing costs.
A letter to the Herald discusses making a living on a five acre farm, referencing Mr. Palmer’s success near the city limits. The writer questions the claimed figures and doubts whether one man and his family can sustain themselves from a small acreage, noting ongoing debate.
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