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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
2
Ad copy touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and making hair thicker and more beautiful. Each bottle costs 35 cents at drug stores. One application allegedly leaves no dandruff and prevents shedding while restoring vitality and color to hairs.
The annual Windermere District Hospital Aid bazaar, held November 26 in the Hotel Invermere ballroom, drew strong sales across stalls run by Mrs Cleland, Mrs Patterson, Mrs Cuthbert, Mrs Gore, and others. Proceeds topped 300 dollars amid lively tea, needlework, candy, and fish pond activities. district officials Miss Kittle and Mrs Sandilands were praised for organizing. Regular Windermere District Agricultural Association meeting noted, plus local visits and travels among residents including Mrs Harry Saunders, Mrs James Sinclair, Miss Phena Pearce, and Mrs Grubbe en route to Cranbrook and the Coast.
A period summary lists ore received at the Trail Smelter from Nov 22 to Nov 30. Mines cited include Echo Silverton 63 tons Horn Silver Similkameen 63 Josie Rossland 105 Knob Fill Republic 161 Surprise Republic 112 Widdowson Nelson 2 Company Mine 7072 total 7510 tons.
Diamond Dyes claim simple directions let any woman dye or tint faded skirts dresses waists coats sweaters stockings hangings draperies and more. Buy Diamond Dyes and tell your druggist fabric type wool silk cotton or blends for guaranteed streak free results.
The South Ward School reports November perfect attendance and enrollments at 51. Named students include James Atchison Walter Agland Florence Agland Ruth Bond Jessie Cassels Mary Cox Willie Cox Marion Cuthbert Harry Fanning Florence Finlay Doreen Fisher Edwin Haley Kathlen Haley John Horle Alice Har per Margaret Malone Frank Malone Mary Macdonald Pat Macdonald Stephen Magro May Russel Mildred Middleton Pearl Saunders Emily Taylor Ellen Taylor Henry Taylor Louisa Taylor Hazel Willams Elmer Holm Nelson Beckwith Rosie Blefare Margaret Cassels Francis Curl Allen Cuthbert Evelyn Eley Gordon Fisher Ruth Fanning Winnifred Harper Doris Haley Dolly Johns Richard Jones Jolanda Magro Rosie Magro Nora Malone Angelo Marapodi the McGee John Passcuz Angelo Provenzanno Murray Rom bough Noach Tito Edith Wells Billy Whiting Clyde Wilams K H Douglass.
The British Columbia Liquor Sales Board posted a net profit of 541 606 for the period June 16 to September 30, excluding 121 000 from permits. Assets total 2 502 741 with liabilities of 1 961 135, and half the profit is to be shared with municipalities by school population.
The issue opens with Allen H. Kerr's Trout Hunting on the Kenogami and Kenlogamesis and includes F W Williams and Bonnycastle Dale narratives. A F Wallace contributes Clam and Pearl Fish with practical notes on guns and fishing. Maritime coal storage nears 760000 tons with Empire Steel ships expected to push past a million tons before St Lawrence navigation ends.
The article surveys global timber resources, noting the United States holds about three times Canada's total and Russia is even better endowed. It discusses Ontario's accessible forests and leasing rules, prairie tree growth possibilities, and the role of shelter belt plantings to replace cut timber.
One year’s fires destroy more mature timber than planting can replace. A single blaze last year would need 14 million saplings, costing $200,000 and fifty years to regrow. The main Canada problem is preventing fires, not planting. British Columbia holds most of Canada’s timber.
An advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe, tasty remedy for children with constipation. It promises rapid bowel relief within hours, noting that a teaspoon clears toxins and restores playfulness, and urges mothers to request the genuine product to avoid imitators.
A druggist offers a small bottle labeled Freezone for a few cents claiming it removes hard and soft corns between toes without cornage irritation. The product targets foot care with a quick acting formula and minimal discomfort.
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