Local ads and notices recap city goods and events
Beale and Elwell insure city items and promote tungsten lamps. Cranbrook Exchange advertises low prices. Angler Alex Hurry with J Magee catch two cutthroat trout at Premier Lake on June 6 weighing 2 Ibs 7 oz and 1 Ib 12 oz. Bodies of Sergt Searle of the RCMP Creston believed lost as floodwaters rise. Mrs Searle heads to Lethbridge. Moffatt's Variety Store advertises children blouses and canvas shoes. Steamship bookings offered by W F Doran. Farmers' Institute meeting set for June 18 at City Hall. Local garages report falling car prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Hurry
J. Magee
Premier Lake
Wm. Croft & Sons
Moffatt's
Beale Appointed Authorized Trustee Under Bankruptcy Act
Mr M A Beale receives notice that he is appointed an authorized trustee under the Bankruptcy Act by the Acting Commissioner and Deputy Minister of Customs and Inland Revenue on behalf of Ottawa. sales this week include the Four Point Art Needle at Fink Mercantile Co with proceeds to government exceeding ten thousand dollars from seven seized rum runner cars near the boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Beale
Fink Mercantile Co
Creston
Department of Customs and Inland Revenue
Genest
J. P. O'Neill
P. Burns & Co
W. Lee
Cranbrook
Blairmore Enterprise
Local Groceries Advertises Fresh Produce and Bargains
Creston strawberries now coming in at 30c a box. Brilliant jam per tin. Brookfield and Shamrock butter 45c. Blue Ribbon teamé0c. Bacon 60c per pound. All kinds of green vegetables. Shipment of clothes and picnic baskets at right prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Brookfield
Social Notes From a Rural District Newsletter
Local column records varied visits and travels including Mr and Mrs W F Cameron at Invermere with daughter Mrs Patterson. It notes fishing trips, campouts, and several residents visiting Cranbrook Monroe Lake and Medicine Hat. A June 3 wedding at Dewar Avenue unites Ethel Bradley Kaslo to James Bradley and A A MacKinnon formerly of Kaslo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. F. Cameron
Invermere
Mrs. Patterson
E. A. Miller
Dewar Avenue
Ethel May Bradley
Kaslo
James Albert Bradley
A. A. MacKinnon
R. W. Lee
Watts Mill
Wattsburg
P. Burns
Grand Forks
Nelson couples wed and local notices fill June page
On Monday June 6 in this city Mrs Florence Duck of Nelson wed Walter Henry Smedley a Nelson garage man. They left next day for the west Kootenay metropolis to reside. The column also notes liquor permit news and multiple local social items including weddings and community notices with several names and places around Cranbrook Creston Fernie and Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Duck
Nelson
Walter Henry Smedley
G. T. Moir
Burwell Avenue
R. W. Lee
West Kootenay
Kimberley Couple Wed In Local Ceremony
On Wednesday afternoon June 8 Miss E Thelma McLean daughter of Angus McLean Kimberley and Mr Robert Farle Woodey son of Robert Woodey Kimberley were united in marriage at the Methodist Parsonage with Rev R W Lee officiating. The couple, both well known Kimberley residents, plan a honeymoon trip to Seattle and other points after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Thelma McLean
Angus McLean
Kimberley
Robert Farle Woodey
Robert Woodey
Methodist
R. W. Lee
Seattle
Navy League Announces Summer Delay in Classes and Schedule
At a June 6 meeting the Navy League Committee decided to discontinue instruction classes until after the summer holidays. The usual class meets Friday June 10 with uniforms surrendered for the break. The Navy League swim continues through summer with a new start on Saturdays at 10 am from June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy League Committee
Navy League
Club Cafe reopens with updated interior and services
Jas Buchanan announces the Cross Koya Hotel reopens the Club Cafe with H Derby in charge. Derby adds private boxes and a ladies dressing room, all white staff, day and night service, and plans for travelers. Mike Benninger of the Commercial hotel suffers a sudden appendicitis and is rushed to Cranbrook for treatment while under care. Children’s straw hats offered at 40 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas, Buchanan
Cross Koya Hotel
H. Derby
Derby
Club
Mike Benninger
Commercial Hotel
Cranbrook
Ron Lidgate
Tom Dalton
Creston Review
Endless chain of prayer circles the city
A reader submits a chain letter claiming the prayer chain for soldiers will bring joy on the seventh day if seven married people are contacted daily starting June 4 1921. The note warns of misfortune for those who break the chain and says the letter began in Manders Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wisseees
Manders Fields
Indy
Extension of Experimental Work in Agriculture
Parliament discusses the Experimental Farm system set up across the Dominion. The 1920 year ending March 31 report by Director H. B. Archibald highlights wide ranging activities across divisions, branches, sub stations, and illustrated stations from coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
H. 8. Archibald
Canada
Special Announcement Free Information For The Balance Of The Week
A brief notice announces free information services available for the rest of the week. It directs readers to contact points for inquiries and outlines no costs or obligations. The item reads as a community alert urging residents to seek no charge guidance.
Canadian agriculture report highlights postwar expansion and sunshine
The document notes increased Illustration Stations and facilities across branches, with a new dairy building at Ottawa Central Farm and stronger cattle herds. Weather is detailed with hours of sunshine across multiple Canadian locations, showing sunny conditions amid postwar recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Fort Vermilion
Peace River District
Alto
Charlottetown
P.B.I
Nappan
N.B
Fredericton
Campbell Sues Vancouver Sun for Alleged Libel
Vancouver World owner Chas Campbell has issued a writ against the Vancouver Sun claiming libel over a statement that he was overpaid $62,000 for the Campbell Storage Co building. The matter follows recent charges by the Sun about the liquor warehouse purchase under provincial control. Premier Oliver’s reaction is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vancouver Sun
Chas. Campbell
Vancouver
Vancouver World
Campbell Storage Co
Campbell
Sun
Miel
Oliver
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MacDonald's Grocery
Ogilvie
Creston Strawberries
Beale
Elwell
Cranbrook Exchange
Sergt, Searle
Goat River
Kootenay Flats
W. F. Doran
Beale & Elwell
Farmers’ Institute
Mountain View
Alberta
St. Marys
Canteloupes
Jonathan and
Wagner Aples
Cranbrook Trading Co
Kootenays
Clyde
Sie Cran
Iracahanly
Railroad Brotherhood
John Mannings
Bill Whiting
Peter Jensen
Wasa
Mrs. Jensen
City
Mrs. V. English
Sand Creek
M. Roberts
Neilson's Chocolates
Calgary
R. P. Moffatt
Chas, Stevens, Stockman
John Townsend
L. P. Jecks
W. D. Hill
Wilbur Hill
Monroe Lake
Mrs. Hardaker
W. H. Dobson
Ogilvis Flour Mills
Medicine Hat
H. C. Falkener
Cosmopolitan
J. S. Thornley
W. Whiting
W. Stewart
A. Murdock
G. Niblock
E. Hannah
Canadian Pacific Commercial
Ponoka
Alta
Tommy South
Tommy
Justin
Siecach
Moffatt’s
Smedley — Duck
N. A. Wallinger
Cameron
Mayook
Barrie — Cox
Knox Presbyterian Church
Flora L. Cox
Fernie
Thomas M. Barrie
KE. W. MacKay
J. E. Cowan
Braid’s Coffee, Ltd
Windermere
J. D. Craig
Galloway
Town
Watt Avenue
G. H. Nickerson
White Star Steamshipling
Dr. Hutchinson
Botany Department
University of British Columbia
Police Commission
B. C
Women’s Conservative Study Club
L. A
Iter
Hollongen
H. White
R.C.M.P
Porthill
Bevan
Presbyterian Church
Spokane
Jas, Atchison
B. G. Hamilton
Columbia Valley Irrigated Fruit Lands Co., Ltd
Hamilton
Lodge of Oddfellows
Rebekahs
Durham
Knights of Pythias
Oddfellows
K. of P
Norbury
Louis
Mena
Boys
Zie
Woodey — McLean
J. Buchanan
Patmore Bros Sanitary and Heating
W. H. Wilson
Childrens
Heve
Mrs. Banks
Les
Willis Pianos
Willis
Herald Office
R. W. Edmondson
Neward
Campbell Lewis
Jewell
Fort Steele
Empire Typewriter
Beale Welwell
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