Turkey Geese Ducks For Christmas and New Year Repast
A store advertises a large stock of turkeys geese and ducks for Christmas and New Year meals and notes sausages remain available for Christmas breakfast.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
4
A store advertises a large stock of turkeys geese and ducks for Christmas and New Year meals and notes sausages remain available for Christmas breakfast.
A stock salesman declares the firm has no water ed stock as he pitches to Mr. Jones. Jones replies that his next stock will have four legs and he will water it himself. The exchange ends with a defiant, witty retort.
Next Sunday a Christmas service will be held at Union Church in Kimberley. Rev. Jas Evans will preach on Jesus Christ the Solver of all Human Problems. The choir will sing The Birthday of a King and Handel Messiah solos will be performed by Mesdames Marsden and Evans with Mrs Quirk singing the contralto in the anthem. Fifty new seats have been provided to accommodate attendees.
Kimberley sent three rinks to Cranbrook for the opening bonspiel at the new rink. R. E. Crerar skip led Kimberley with Neil McKinnon George Griffith and S. C. Cook while E. James led a second Kimberley rink. The Concentrator club also competed with J. McGowan as skip. Final results saw several close matches with no Kimberley wins.
Selkirk Lodge invites Cranbrook Lodge and other visitors to Kimberley for a joint installation ceremony on St John’s Night December 27. At least fifty Cranbrook brethren will travel by special train to attend, with more guests expected at the Masonic Hall.
Sunday next there will be services at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Morning at 10 a.m. service and Mass. Evening at 7 30 p.m. Benedic tion. Christmas Eve Mass at midnight. Christmas Day service and Mass at 10 a.m. Rev Father Ehman will officiate at all these services. Also an advertisement notes a Singer Sewing Machine for 65 dollars cash.
After a parade Cranbrook hosts curling events with wins by Ward and McLaren tied to Kimberley and Concentrator players. The opening rink is praised by Dr. G. E. L. MacKinnon, with guests from Bull River Kimberley and Concentrator staying for a banquet at the Pine Tree and plans for future rinks.
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