Celebration Plans for May 24 Boxing Events Previewed
The celebration committee outlined plans for the May 24 event meeting Friday. O Staples Rutledge and Hogarth were named to secure top boxing talent. Chief P Adams chairs the arrangements committee with GWAVA president Ashworth as secretary treasurer. An executive group of six can appoint sub committees for all entertainment branches.
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Messrs
O. Staples
Dr. Rutledge
George Hogarth
P. Adams
Ashworth
GWAVA
Raspberries canned from British Columbia orchards
British Columbia by Dominion Canners promotes sun ripened raspberries canned in province. Cans made in our own province. Ask your grocer for Raspberries. Enjoy sweet pungency with none of the usual bitterness. Vancouver.
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British Columbia
Mission Circle of Baptist Church Holds Meeting
The Mission circle of the Baptist church met last Tuesday at Mrs. J. W. Spence’s home. Officers reported on the Work and a study on the church’s mission in India was conducted. A goodly number attended and light refreshments were served at the close.
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Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
J. W. Spence
India
California Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Relief for Children
Mothers can rest easy after giving California Syrup of Figs as it moves clooped-waste sour bile and fermenting food from the bowels in a few hours. The laxative acts on the stomach liver and bowels to produce a well playful child. It contains directions for babies children and adults and is sold by druggists.
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California
Board of Trade Executive Meeting Tuesday
The Board of Trade executive met Tuesday morning in President Spreul’s office to discuss local matters. The group, described as quite active, considered issues vital to the region and an official announcement will follow.
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Board of Trade
Spreul
Mitter
Annual Ball of the Great War Veterans Set Tomorrow
The Annual ball of the GWAVA to be held in the Auditorium theatre tomorrow night February 18 promises a well staged masquerade event. Veterans have arranged meticulous decorations and entertainment for guests expected to enjoy a pleasant evening.
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GWAVA
Auditorium Theatre
Wentworth Hotel Fined for Serving Liquor
The Wentworth hotel paid a fine of 100 dollars and costs after Chief of Police Adams reported liquor on the premises. Magistrate Leask, ill and unable to hear the case, noted repeated warnings had been ignored and the establishment must settle the penalties.
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Wentworth Hotel
Justices of the Peace
Cranbrook Court of Revision Hears Assessment Complaints
The Court of Revision of Cranbrook held a Monday evening session in City Hall to hear complaints against the assessor's valuation. Several property owners' adjustments were discussed during the meeting.
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Court OF Revision
City of
Cranbrook
Baptists Seek One Million Dollar Forward Movement
The Baptist church aims to raise one million dollars in Canada this week for the Forward Movement. British Columbia is asked to contribute $31,000 and the local church $356 as its share, equating to $5.10 per resident member.
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Baptist Church
Canada
British Columbia
Diamond Dyes Color Card Ad Boosts Fabric Revival
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes for all fabrics including wool silk linen cotton and blends. It promises rich color and a directing booklet inside the package with a Diamond Dye color card for matching material. Read the Herald for $2.00 yearly.
BC tourism map and campgrounds plan to boost travel
The group approved a $186 000 map covering southeast British Columbia and part of Alberta to link Glacier and Yellowstone parks. Forestry officials will build about a dozen campgrounds with stone fireplaces between Yale and Crow's Nest, clear underbrush, place signs, and aim to cut fires caused by campers.
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Spaulding
Bruce
Dawson
Natural Resources Department
C. P, Ro
Calgary Good Roads Association
British Columbia
Alberta
Glacier
Yelowstone National Parks
Pacfic
Northwest Touring Association
B.C. Porestry Department
Yalik
Crow's Nesto
Forestry Department
Auto Blue Book Company
Chicago
Prospectors' Association Seeks New Members
Lt.-Col. C. H. Pollen is president of the prospectors association with Chas Swans vice president and Harry Gamble secretary treasurer. The organization completed Jan 7 1920 and invites applications to join at an annual fee of $5.00 with a rolling enrolment for prospective members.
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C. H. Pollen
Chas Swans
Harry Gamble
J. F. Huehcroft
Cranbrook
Ap Laidlaw
W. H. Eassie
Dan McInis
John Leask
Wm. Evans
Train Schedules for Kimberley Routes
No daily departures and arrivals updated for the Kootenay Central Branch. Train 823 leaves for Kimberley daily except Sunday at 7 k, and train 824 arrives from Kimberley daily except Sunday at 2.10 p.m. Times listed: 12.15 pm Ar Cranbrook Ly 4.14 pm, 12.26 pm Ly Cranbrook Ar 4.05 pm.
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Cranbrook Ly
Ly. Cranbrook
Kimberley
Kootenay Central Branch
Banff Winter Carnival Aims to Draw Thousands to Peak Resort
Banff plans a grand winter carnival from February 2 to 14 with the town lit by colored lights and the famous toboggan slide. Games include hockey curling ski jumping and pony races while hot springs offer warm swimming options. The event will be opened by the National Park Superintendent with daily programs and a closing prize ceremony.
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Banff
Canadian Pacific Rockies
Tinel Mountain
Rundle Mountain
Canada
Christiania
Norway
Banth
Ft la
Sero
Jwarden
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Cranbrook Cottage Hospital
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P. O
Garden Ave
Pure Food and Drug Act
Geo. S. Almas
Hox
4Th Ave
Saskatoon
Sask
Mission Circle OF Baptist Churcil
Fornia
Chas, S. Parker
Lethbridge and Greenhill Coal Imperial Oil Co
Montana
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HE Forward Movement
the Herald
Relt
Norbury Ave
City Hall
The
Demonstra
Ting
Frank Dezall
Selinoi
Lemada
Prospectors’ Association
East Kootenay District
Fiiuations
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National Park
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Banit
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Ford Company
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Hanson Garage
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