Christmas Window Displays Enthrall Cranbrook Shoppers
The Cranbrook storefronts showcase festive windows by G P Tisdale and Burns & Co with candy stock, dolls, and toys. Storewide preparations include Mr Dixon noting brisk trade as Christmas nears, and furniture and china selections drawn from local depots.
Local Shops Beat The Sugar Bowl News Hype
A fragmented clipped piece notes shop chatter and local commerce at Armstrong avenue. Charles A Buck converts Star Bowl into a beauty spot while patrons sample pipes and candy. The Sugar Bowl attracts steady male customers and hints at seasonal demand for sweets and smokers’ supplies.
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Free OS Room Meeting Promotes Civic Support
A community group invites citizens to join and fund a local project. The executive notes the need for small monthly contributions to cover fuel and lighting costs. Members urged to drop by and leave their names and fifty cents with committee officers White Miles Manning and Dezall.
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Nubleys
Cligitte
Barber Wesley Cline moves shop to Manitoba hotel
Wesley Cline moved his barber shop back to the Manitoba hotel this week as S J Mignton desired to occupy the space and needed the room.
Loggers' Boots End Debate on Western Made Hoo ts
The article notes that boots made for loggers are produced to withstand western conditions, arguing against inferior imports. It emphasizes rugged design by men familiar with western life and questions the value of nonwestern footwear.
Premier McBride Speaks to Cranbrook Conserva tives
London government coverage recounts Premier Richard McBride addressing Cranbrook Conservatives, praising his administration, defending past finance measures, and urging action on Dominion terms. Attendees from Moyle Marysville and Winsa hear remarks by local officials including Mayor Rogers and Gidson.
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Quadrille Club Dance Proves Popular Reunion Event
The Quadrille club met at Wentworth hall on Wednesday evening with about 70 to 80 couples dancing for four hours. The Cranbrook orchestral hand led by Mr Dufresne provided music, and dancing ended just after midnight. Fortnightly gatherings grow in public favor and meet social needs for young people.
Local Meeting Sets Budget for Recreation Rooms
A Methodist church mass meeting was held to consider recreation rooms and fittings. The committee reported costs around $611.00, far below the $1500 estimate, and a proposal to appoint a permanent committee to manage hiring was defeated.
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Bret Briday Hight
G. Marton
Bey Mune
Dissolution notices and timber license postings in 1905 Herald pages
Public notices announce dissolution of partnerships with listed executors and debt responsibility. Timber license request reads thirty days after date to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works Victoria for authorization to haul from specified South East Kootenay lands.
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Thick Lamont
Robert Welalit
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