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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
6
The notice lists wholesale prices for grains and feeds including wheat corn oats bran barley and timothy hay with cash terms. It also advertises a Chevrolet car for sale via Hanson Garage and promotes safety deposit boxes for Victory Bonds and Title Deeds offered by Beale and Elwell at $3.00 per year.
A vintage safety warning advises mothers to say California when purchasing California Syrup of Figs for babies and children. It emphasizes genuine product, fruity taste, gentle cleansing, and the correct laxative action as directed on each bottle.
A collage of trade listings from Cranbrook Exchange includes prices on tungsten lamps butter jams and produce plus rental notice for land near Carmangay Alta. Also items on coffee cereals and vegetables with phrases about insurance mailings and a court case where Robi was charged with speeding and rolling a man, to be tried.
Southeast Kootenay stock breeders are summoned to the council chamber in Cranbrook on Wednesday March 2 to reorganize the Stock Association. The Lands Department has funds for range improvement and needs an organizing partner. All interested men are urged to attend with ideas.
A mixed Cranbrook page reports bargains on teas beans and corn two tins for 45 cents Sunkist jam at 1.35 per tin and fresh produce prices. It notes a Brotherhood reception for returning soldiers with Thornleys orchestra, a March 2 stockbreeders meeting at City Hall, and local social personal items plus court news and dance reports.
Pape's Diapepsin offers fast relief from indigestion gases and flatulence. A few tablets ease stomach distress caused by acidity and allow eating favorite foods again. Cheap, widely used with millions helped yearly.
Delegates at the Kootenay Presby terial session in Nelson include Mrs. Worden and Mrs Weight. Mrs M McEachern elected honorary president, Mrs A A MacKinnon missionary secretary, and Mrs Worden young women's secretary. Mentioned: irrigation feasible on large tracts between Wasa and Canal Flats. Local land firms open to joint irrigation scheme. Possible repeat trip to Invermere to strengthen ties. Meeting adjourned near midnight. A Biggantini of the Venezia Hotel fined $60 for selling beer to a minor under city by law 186.
A Cranbrook board of trade meeting discussed collaboration with the Prospector s Association and local boards on summer mining ventures. Mr A G Langley, District Mining Engineer for the Kootenays, Revelstoke, will lecture March 7 at city hall. Col C H Pollem of CPR Natural Resources spoke on developing agricultural resources and suggested taking steps to ascertain the district s resources.
Advertisements solicit orders for 8 W. Q. Leghorns at 30 dollars per hundred with April May delivery from W J McKim & Son of Nelson B C. Also wanted sow due in April with age weight and breed details and sale of young registered Holstein bull grade heifer calving in March from M Cathcart Scott of Newgate B C.
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