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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
5
A vintage newspaper ad promises twenty navy serge ladies suits and Donegal Tweed and Serge options at deep discounts. It touts regular prices of 40 and 45 dollars, cut to 24.50 and 27.50 respectively, with all coats included in the sacrifice.
The store touts 25 percent reductions on fabrics of every description to spur spring and midsummer apparel purchases. Readable text urges buying now for present and future needs, highlighting economy and broad selection.
The guarantee lines promise 25 percent off regular prices with examples like a $2.00 shoe and a $4.00 shoe to illustrate the savings. The text asserts merchandising expertise allows the store to buy wisely, lowering costs for patrons to the normal level of the good old days.
The speaker urges stronger unity in dairy work and wider support for the local creamery to pay higher prices for raw material. He warns against selfish gain, advocates breeding heavy horses with best stallions, and urges alfalfa feeding. Calls for range law enforcement, a reliable stock census, and prompt powder orders.
The Naval Brigade meets each Friday at 7 p.m. at the Recreation Club with instruction in nautical terms, knots, semaphore, and shipboard duties led by instructors including Mr Harrison Mr Daletel and others. Saturday sessions offer swimming for attendees, with follow-up sessions by Mr Mirams for those who attended Friday.
Canada’s Dominion Chautauquas line up a summer tour featuring Agnes O. Laut, noted MacLean's and Saturday Evening Post contributor, likely to speak in Cranbrook on Canada at the Crossroads. Dr. Jas L. Gordon, formerly of Winnipeg and now a prominent San Francisco church figure, may also visit Cranbrook as a lecturer.
The Dominion Canners B C Limited adopt old time jam recipes to produce QUAKER BRAND JAM on a practical basis. The piece highlights grandmotherly methods as the foundation for a modern industry adopting traditional flavors.
Land Registry notice in Nelson British Columbia states that proof of loss of Certificate of Title No 12022A for Lot 2797, Group 1, in Kootenay District, held by Daniel V Lewis since January 17, 1910, has been filed. After one calendar month from first publication January 27, 1921, a fresh title may be issued in Daniel V Lewis’s name. Inquiries should contact Land Registry Office, Nelson.
In the matter of Lots 3 4 and 5 of Lot 3558 Group 1 Map 817 Kooteenay District 101144 to lands in the name of William J Atchison bearing date 23 January 1909 a fresh Certificate of Title in lieu of the lost one to issue in the name of William J Atchison from first publication. Persons with information regarding the lost Certificate of Titles to contact Nelson British Columbia 19 January 1921 Stokes B 8.
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