Curling Bonspiel Result Sets 12 Ends in Nelson Cranbrook
The B C Curling Association event in Nelson Cranbrook concluded with a 12 end match. Competitors finished strong as teams pictured claimed the title amid cold air and cheering fans.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
8
The B C Curling Association event in Nelson Cranbrook concluded with a 12 end match. Competitors finished strong as teams pictured claimed the title amid cold air and cheering fans.
Montreal resident J M Marsh describes a 25 year battle with venereal skin disease that resisted doctors. After trying many remedies he used Zan Buk herbal balm and reports a permanent cure over three years with no recurrence.
The notice offers a free trial box of Zam-Buk sent to readers who mail the paper with one cent for return postage to Zam-Buk Co. Toronto. It notes the product is sold by druggists and stores and lists pricing as one box or three for $1.25 with substitutes warned against.
Geo C. Tunstall, a longtime Kamloops pioneer and former gold commissioner for the Yale division, died January 6 at Royal Inland Hospital Kamloops BC after a period of ill health. Born December 5 1830 in New Jersey, he helped found mining ventures in Catiboo and served as government agent and lands works official before retirement. He leaves two sons Dr CN Tunstall of Kamloops and Geo CG Tunstall of Vancouver. his wife predeceased him.
Testimonials from barbers and customers across states praise Newbro's Herpicide for curing hair loss and scalp diseases. Barbers say it kills dandruff germs and stops falling hair, with dealers offering samples and a book on hair care. Sold in bottles and by prescription, it is advised by agents and pharmacists.
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