Local Cranbrook Roundup Highlights Commerce and Society
Cranbrook items report sales pitches from W F Doran and tire deals, plus local births, marriages, and civic plans. Updates cover railway reshuffles, staff moves, school expansion talks, July celebrations, and community events in Kimberley and district with notes on rail, roads, and local clubs.
Invermere Hospital Dominion Day Ball Planned
Invermere B C June 23 The committee for the Dominion Day ball to aid the Lake Windermere District Hospital reports a large expected turnout from Cranbrook and beyond. Brewster Transport Co of Banff will bring over three charabane loads for the event at the David Thompson Memorial Fort with novelties including crowning the queen and attendants dressed in procession style.
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Invermere
B.C
David Thompson Memorial Fort
Lake Windermere District
Cranbrook
Brewster Transport Co
Banff
Card of Thanks for Kind Expressions and Support
Mr. Edward Kemp and Mr. and Mrs. A. Mueller and family thank friends for sympathy after bereavement. They also praise the Sisters and Nurses of St. Eugene Hospital for devoted care of their wife and daughter, and especially Mr. Charles Collins for his many kindnesses.
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Edward Kemp
A. Mueller
St. Eugene Hospital
Charles Collins
Power Oil and Gas Co Stockholders Notice
Notice to all stock holders of Power, Oil and Gas Co in Spokane Washington to communicate with the head office regarding important changes. Dated 18 19.
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Power, Oil and Gas Co
Spokane
Wash
Century Cafe Change of Ownership Notice
Anyone with accounts at the Century Cafe on Van Horne Street opposite the C P R depot must present them before June 2. After that date the new owners will not be responsible for outstanding balances. Lee Dye and Tong Sim announce the change in ownership.
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Century Cafe
van Horne Street
Miss Ruby Lister Visits Home From Cranbrook Hospital
Miss Ruby Lister, member of the nursing staff at Cranbrook Hospital, arrived home on Monday for a few weeks of vacation, according to the Creston Review.
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Mildred Porter
Tl. L. Porter
Chicago
Creston Review
Marysville
Nellie Tibbetts
Leslie George Sales
Kimberley
Grace Tibbetts
W. C. Hayes
B. C Freeman
Ruby Lister
Cranbrook Hospital
Stricter Matriculation Rules at University of British Columbia
The University of British Columbia warns students of tighter entrance rules as matriculation exams begin June 22. Prospective fall entrants must pass junior matriculation with any defects possibly barring admission, while senior standing grants second year entry. Supplemental exams start August 30. Under 18 must have complete junior matriculation. under 16 generally cannot enter first year and under 17 cannot enter second year. Special faculty permission may apply for deficient older candidates.
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University of British Columbia
Twenty Six City Cases Before Magistrate in May
Twenty six cases from May before the city magistrate as listed in the chief of police report. Included vagrancy nightwalker motor vehicle act secondhand dealers bylaw intoxicated in public resale liquor private purchasing from government vendors etc. Dispositions show dismissals withdrawals trials suspensions paid fines and time to pay totaling twenty six cases.
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A. Earle Leigh
Norbury Avenue
Wilson
British Columbia
Vale of ii Cll Son
Kootenay Landing
Cosmin
Medicine
Fort Thile
Canada
Beitich
Empire Service League
Columba
CG. P. Ke
Bani
Windermere
Colden
Ratcliffe & Stewart
Barrett
Kimberley P
Winnipeg
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Kimberley Press
Cranbrook Terail
Thos
Whitingham
Empire Advance
Virden
Min
Morris Trerald
Chiree
Tress
W. F. Doran
Beale & Elwell
Judge Thompson
Mirror Lake
The
United Church
C.g.lt
Doran's
J.T. Miller
Fernie
Golden
Ball Park
Nash and Star Cars
H. E. Peacock
Imperial Bank of Canada
Golden Star
Bruce
Mrs. V. Z. Manning
Coast
Mr. Manning
Victoria
Kettle Valley Railway
McCulloch
Lin Futine
Western Lines
Penticton
T. C. Crump
Revelutoire
Ma McCulloch
Kette Valley
CG. Stibbard
Lethbridge
Alta
Miss Lilly
A. R. Lilly
W. R. Grubbe
Calgary
Elizabeth Harrison
Penticton Hospital
George Leitch
Vancou
Vancouver
Union
Kootenay River Lumber Co
Malcolm Horie
House of Coaliions’ Committee On Privileges and Elections
Secretary of State
Enueh
J. M. King
Ottawa
Old Country
Dr. King
Canada Building
F. G. Morris
A. K. Leigh
Mr. Morris
Public Works Department
Ainsworth
Queens Bay
Kaslo
Nelson
G. M. Argue
Argue
Tuture
Women's Institute
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Creaton Review
Camille Godderis
Cigbt
D. Fingal Smith
Toronto
Presbyterian Church
Herald
D, J. Jennings
Mus
Doe
Tou
Taf
London
Musi
England
Tie
R. Ow, Hulnidson
Forts
T. Tradbury
Nova Scotia
Liberals
Conservatives
Labor Party
Progressive Party
Mr. Seongie
St. Mary's Lake District
Wallinger
Hell Bowring Creek
St. Mary's Lake
Sev
Dunmore Junction
No. 68
Banil
California
Thigh Davidson
Liquor Board
Davidson
Ferhiv
Windswere
Iai Dine
Retail Merchants’ Association
Bond of Trade
Baker Stree
Lawn ‘Tennis Club
Wright
Brandon
K. H McPhee
West Robson
Lumberton
Brown
Baker Street
Armstrong
Wycliffe
Fairmont
Dr. Highway
Radium
Armstrong Avenue
Hill
King & Hunting
Chaseline
A. H. McKinley
Knights of Pythias Hall
A. E. Smith
Mr. Smith
Invermere Hospital
Lee Dye and
Tong Sim
Lawn Bowling Club
Association
Roberts
Lambs
Oxford Ram
Jolly, Golden
R. Gladwyn Newton
Herald Office
Box M
Cranbrook Herald
D. Greenwood
Canal Flat
Nash
Victrola
William Thompson
P. O
Barber Ellis French
Manning
Aeon
John