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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
2
The Cranbrook Herald lists display advertising at 25 cents per column inch, reading notices or classified ads at 10 cents per line, with a readership note for Cranbrook, B C dated April 98rd 1914 and pricing at $2.00 for the issue and $1.00 for the daily option.
The piece discusses potential U.S. intervention in Mexico and the prospect of guerilla warfare if Washington acts. It notes stock market optimism, the likelihood of a future civil government in Mexico, and then shifts to British Columbia land preemption rules and city cleanliness efforts urging residents to clear rubbish, rake yards, and prepare properties for removal by the city team.
Mr. H. H. Watson on a southern California trip contrasts its agricultural state with British Columbia. He argues prosperity comes from more genuine farmers and notes his holiday visit has made an impression he hopes will endure.
A speaker argues BC lacks real farmers because government land was sold to speculators at $2.50 per acre, driving homeseekers to prairie Canada and western US. He says many landowners are not farmers and hold land awaiting profit. He urges legislators to follow Watson’s stance and support settlers.
An older drug-store promotion touts Parisian Sage as a cure for falling hair itching scalp dandruff and brittle hair. It claims daily rubbing nourishes roots stops shedding and dandruff and makes hair soft fluffy and radiant with life. A 50 cent bottle is offered with a refund if not satisfied.
A Sun editorial rebukes supporters of the McBride government for land policy in British Columbia. It argues the regime has reduced farmers and fertility value in agricultural areas by high land prices and poor settlement.
William Gerson Moyie and William Pitman left for Kimberley with Pitman returning Friday and Moyie a few days later after paying Spokane a visit. Notables include Arthur Peachy of Silverton BC visiting, Frank Conrad sending a horse to Cranbrook for treatment, and a Norwegian Scandinavian Aid meeting at Mrs Algor Johnson’s home.
A local advertisement touts Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a quick remedy to avert illness related wage loss and debt. It claims nerve and blood toning benefits from pure olive oil and cod liver extract, offered with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Sold via Beattie Murphy Co Limited at 7,000 Rexall Stores, price $1.00.
Willan did not return from Kings gate. George Smith, formerly Moyle now Wardner, arrived Sunday to visit friends and left Monday. Verle Martin returned from Nelson after a pleasant vacation with friends. Public school reopened Monday with two new pupils. Aid Society ice cream sale postponed to Monday due to late arrival of cream. Dr. Davis of Cranbrook visited Tuesday and plans recurring visits on the first and third Tuesdays each month.
Hats renovated and remodeled in any style with replique and material options. Best work and satisfaction guaranteed.
Direct mail advertises large savings on windows doors mouldings porch columns and hardware. It lists prices for 6 cross panel doors Window Frames Door Frames and builder’s paper with shipping rates and color options for immediate shipment.
A. B. Cushing Lumber Co Ltd presents an illustrated catalog from 816 Powell Street Vancouver British Columbia. The notice notes the company address and products for trade customers and builders in the region.
The Young Men's club notes new members renewing and urges town youth to join. Membership costs ten dollars annually with gymnasium, swimming, and reading room privileges. A May 4 program by Thomas Elmore Lucy of St. Louis promises a lively evening with impersonations and art, admission 60 cents.
The ad promotes Harmony Hair Beautifier to soften and gloss homely hair and Harmony Shampoo for dandruff free cleansing. It claims easy application, no color change, rose scent, and money back guarantee. Sold at Rexall stores and Beattle Murphy Co Ltd in town.
Police chief P. Adams warns all dog owners to pur chase dog tags on or before April 26 or face prosecution.
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