Cranbrook ad promotes Beale Elwell sales and local events
The page highlights Beale and Elwell advertising lower prices and insurance offers for cars, plus Cranbrook Exchange promotions. It notes upcoming Cranbrook Chautauqua from August 16 to 21, a city council discussion on electric light plant purchase with offers around 57 000, and a meeting of the Chautauqua committee.
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Cranbrook Exchange
Chautauqua Committee
Gilroy
Sec
Electric Light Company
Genest
Omerits
Balment
B. C
Alberta Power Co
Aldermaan Eakin
Dunn
Jones
Tao
Public notice on Cranbrook by law enforcement and garbage control
The City of Cranbrook directs enforcement of amendments to Health By-Law 61 and By-Law No 13. It demands removal of rubbish from properties after seven days written notice or penalties apply. It prohibits sweeping or depositing dirt and rubbish on streets unless properly tied or placed in receptacles. Cranbrook British Columbia July 20 1920.
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Municipal Council
City of
Cranbrook
T. M. Roberts
War Memorial Fund
Marlatts Specific Said To Restore Health In Canada
A Ontario letter states Marlatt’s Specific relieved gall stones and appendicitis after doctors failed. It urges back health with a bottle, notes pharmacist recommendations, and lists J W Marlatt & Co in Toronto as supplier with Cranbrook agents and Beattie Noble Co as druggists.
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Ontario
Marlatt
Dominion
Canada
J. W. Marlatt & Co
Toronto
Cranbrook
B.C
Beattie-Noble Co. Ltd
Druggista
Funeral for Edwin Erickson Held After Sawmill Accident
The funeral for Edwin Erickson, killed July 6 in a sawmill accident, was held from his father in law’s residence in New Westminster to Fraser Cemetery with Rev. H R Hadden officiating. Erickson had married in Cranbrook in December and left a Fernie residence, leaving a widow.
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Vancouver
Edwin Erickson
R. Wadsworth
New Westminster
Fraser Cemetery
H. R. Hadden
Fernie
Erickson
Methodist Parsonage
R. W. Lee
Shamrock IV Wins and Loses Narrowly in America Cup Runs
Shamrock IV has two victories and one recent loss in America Cup yacht racing. The Irish boat currently leads the series by one win in three races, amid strong interest this week.
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Shamrock IV
Jitney License Complaints Prompt City Inquiry
A Cranbrook reader asks why city licenses are enforced unevenly for jitney operators. He states he pays the required license each year, notes six licenses issued this year, and urges police to ensure all operators charging fares hold licenses to benefit the city and fair-paying drivers.
Vehicle Traffic Reminder to Keep Right on Streets
A public warning directs that starting July 15 vehicles must stay to the right and park on the right side of streets to prevent accidents, with proceedings to follow for noncompliance.
Want ads and household items for sale Timely bargains
Want ads list items for sale including furniture, a gas engine, army tents, a sectional bookcase, and livestock. Specifics mention a 6 hp gaveling engine at $100, three army tents for $27 each, a three year old registered Holstein bull and six two year old grade heifers, and a eight room house with bath priced at $1809 with phone contact 479.
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W. G. Bateman
Moyle
B.C
Employment Service reports weekly rise in placements Canada wide
The Employment Service of Canada reports week ending June 26 shows 7896 regular position references with 7039 placements, plus 1566 casual jobs. Registrations fall to 8720 while vacancies total 8091 with 1129 for women and 6962 for men across provinces, led by Ontario and Prairie offices.
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Employment Service
Department of Labour
Employment Service of Canada
Novi South Offens
New Urtinawick oMces
Proviota
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Salvation Army Notes Farewell Meetings Announced
Capt H Gray and Lieut R Thierstein announce farewell meetings at Wycliffe and Otis Staples Camp Lam bor Camp. Sunday 3 30 p m farewell. Sunday School at 7 30 p m. farewell meeting at the A Citadel.
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Gray
Lieut
Thierstein
Salvation Army
H. Gray
R. Thierstein
Wycliffe
Otis Staples
Lambor
8. A. Citadel
Dining rooms reopen under city by law in pubs
There is notable improvement in city dining facilities as several hotels resume their dining rooms to comply with the by-law requiring an operating dining room paired with a beer and soft drink license.
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Moffatt’s Variety Store
Beale & Elwell
Moffatt's
Jupiter Plavius
W. C
T. A
J. I. Smith
Lumsden Avenue
Kimberley
J. Brennan
New Power Co
the Corporation OF the City OF
Cranbrook, B.C
A. McLeod
Blairmore
J. P. Fink
Creston
A. Speers
McLaughlin
Kootenay Landing
Lethbridge
Sirdar
Greaves and Hall
Dick McBurney
Creston Review
Cranbrook Agency Co
Mrs. Heritt
City
C. D. Fitzsimmons
Invermere
R. R. Piper
W. F. Montgomery
Chase, B.C
G. H. Nicholson
Winnipeg
Chas. A. Zingrich
Mrs. 1
Phillipa
Mrs. Clements
Mr. Clements
M. A. Beale
Kauslo
Beale
Tory
Edwards Street
Miss Bates
Kingsgate
Harry Hinton
Charles
Nicoll Thompson
S. Y. Parker
Calgary
Dixon
Marysville
St. Mary's Lake
Miss Dewar
Kootenay
Green Bay
Baptist Church
E. G. Hansell
Lucas
Hansell
Norman Moore
East Kootenay
Creston Valley
Central
Durick Avenue
Norbury Avenue
Helen Hodgson
San Francisco
J. W. Spence
Windermere
Columpis
Golden
Field
Eric
C. P
C. Nidd
Portage
Prairie
Nidd
Muate
Mr. Nidd
B. C. Spruce Mills, Ltd
Wattaburg
Huw
B. F. Wilson
W. H. Norman
J. C. Robson
G. Robson
Wasau
Wisconsin
Benecker
Pacific Coast Steel Co
Seattle
Bull River
Wilson
W. H. Wilson
Shamrock
Willis Pianos
Willis
Cranbrook Herald
Billiard Hall
Confectionery Store
C.P.R
G.N. Station
West Grand Forks
C. W. L. Cockerell
Dryden
R. W. Grigor
Rossland
Star Second Hand Store
M. Cathcart Scott
Newgate
the Herald
Emmaline Pankhurst
Malacca
Bruno
Newton Advertising
Victoria
Ipral
Dominion and Provincial Bureaus
Salvation Army Notes