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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
2
A local ad promises updated hat designs and refurbishment services with modern styles. It guarantees best workmanship and customer satisfaction across various materials and blocking methods.
Invitations announce the June seventeenth wedding of Mr Chas Leask son of Mr and Mrs James A Leass of Slaterville and Miss Marlon Francise McGinniss daughter of Mr and Mrs Ilies McGinnlas of thikefty with the ceremony at the bride’s parents residence 122 Van Horne Street.
The Cranbrook Herald discusses criticism of juries in the Kong case and recent local murders. It notes manslaughter verdicts in Christie Neil, Bruno Cutri, and Mohammed Khan cases, questions jurors face in weighing cold blooded killings, and argues lenient outcomes threaten jury abolition or reform.
Editorial notes warn investors about the oil stock craze in Calgary, urging caution and thorough information before buying shares amid booming spending. It advocates a proper oil exchange to protect outsiders and cites the Empress of Ireland and Titanic disasters as lessons in safety and regulation for ships and luxury.
At the Cranbrook Auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday evenings the Pantages circuit presented Little Hip the small captive chimpanzee and the Gallalina Italian musical family with an accordion quartet and various solos. Hoop rollers opened the program and the balanced show drew well filled houses with praise for training, stage presence, and versatility amid plans to move on to Calgary and Spokane.
In a June Canadian Magazine piece Arnutt Maguin argues redistribution will cause dissolution as western under manning and eastern over manning strain legislating. The Lethbridge Herald notes Magurn’s uncertain forecast of a general election before the next session and predicts the government will wait redistribution out. W Scott sells Star Cleaning to Chenitz Brothers with immediate takeover. Armour Kennedy's pool room undergoes a spring interior refresh.
Authorities warn against forest fires as season begins across Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin with little snow last winter. Residents in East Kootenay urged to take care as fires threaten forests and landowners.
If your hair is thinning or dull Parisian Sage is advertised as a daily tonic for a week then occasional use. It claims to stop itching and shedding, invigorate the scalp, and leave hair soft and radiant. Sold by Beattle Murphy Co Limited for 60 cents.
A historical notice describes forest fires as devastating to farmers and settlers, wrecking homes, crops, and stock while harming local economies. It stresses that most fires arise from carelessness and urges careful behavior, including not leaving fires or matches unattended in woods.
The piece recalls the lasting tradition of Victoria Day, recalling Queen Victoria’s reign, virtues, and faith. It notes the holiday’s establishment, the public tribute across diverse regions from Arctic shores to tropical islands, and the call for youth to emulate her high ideals in private and public life.
A speech exhorts children of the empire to study Queen Victoria's life and virtues, stressing loyalty, obedience, and public service. It emphasizes that national greatness depends on both rulers and citizens, calling for lifelong fidelity to the empire and the memory of Victoria. The address advocates preparing future generations to sustain blessing and power for the empire.
Rev. W Elson Dunham will preach at 1 a m and 7 30 p m with morning subject The Conference Pastoral Address and evening subject Unexpected Visitations of God Services shortened to one hour in summer Sabbath school and Onward Bible class at 3 p m Charles F Nidd is organist and choirmaster All are invited to attend
The Baptist church held morning and evening services with the pastor delivering a sermon on The Ends of the Ways of Life and leading a memorial for A E Stillman who died in the Empress of Ireland disaster. Sunday school and Bible class were scheduled. Knox Literary Society met Wednesday evening with a grateful theme.
Sunday services include low mass at 8 30 am high mass 10 30 am and Rosary with Benediction at 7 30 pm Sunday School runs 2 to 8 pm Mon and holy days mass at 8 am Weekdays mass at 6 am P Plamosdos CM.
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