Canada and United States reciprocity debated in province
MR. M. A. MACDONALD argues that reciprocity expands trade and benefits lumbering fishing mining and agriculture. He notes prairie markets grow with free farm produce and supports tariff removals on coke while acknowledging fruit growers resist. He warns future political and empire ties depend on maintaining imperial trade alongside the U S agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Canada
United States
Prairie
Prairie Provinces
Borden
Dominion
Why Do Children Like Zam Buk
A reader cites children preferring Zam Buk for quick pain relief and healing of burns cuts and skin troubles. The article extols Zam Buk as antiseptic soothing and cell-stimulating with claims it prevents infection and speeds recovery. It lists uses and where to buy while urging avoidance of imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Alee
Chatham Street
Montreal
Africa
Zam-Buk
Zam-Buk Co
Toronto
Asaya-Neurall: Nervous Exhaustion Remedy Advised
An old advertisement touts Asaya-Neurall for convalescence from LaGrip pe pneumonia or wasting diseases. It claims to feed the nerves induce restful sleep quicken appetite aid digestion and restore vitality. A bottle costs $1.50 and is available from a local agent.
Gamble seeks permission to purchase lands in Uranbrook District
Harry S. Gamble of Kimberley B C Mine Foreman gives notice of intent to apply for purchase of lands described by metes and bounds in the Uran Brook District. The parcel contains eighty three acres more or less and is dated March 15 1911 with a four to six months notice period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry 3. Gamble
Kimberley
B. C
Roy
Empire Mineral Claim
Comet Mineral Claim
Same
S. 1
N. W
Harry S. Gamble
Dominion Lands Open for Homesteads in Railway Belt BC
Dominion Lands in the Railway Belt BC allow homesteading by a sole head of family or a male over 18 for up to one quarter section. Entry must be made locally with proxy options and varying residency plans. Six months’ notice to Ottawa is required. Coal rights may be leased 21 years at ten dollars per acre with a five cent per ton royalty on mined coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairies
Washington
Oregon
Dominion
British Columbia
Commissioner of Dominion Lands
Ottawa
Transfer of Liquor License at Malls View Hotel Marysville
Notice under the Liquor Act states that on April 21 the transfer of the retail liquor license for the Malls View Hotel Marysville BC will be applied for to the Superintendent of Provincial Police From Charles Inch to Evan Thomas Crowley of Marysville BC Dated March 22 1916
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Marysville
British Columbia
Charles [Inch
Evan Thomas Crowley
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Goodeve
Turrell
British Columbi
Wilfrid Laurier
House of Commons
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Liberal Party
John A. Macdonald
Empire
Patriotis
M. A. MacDonald
Tsay
Great Britain
Pon
Ous
MR. M. A. MacDonald
Crows Nest Pass
Fernie
Zambuk
Dr. de van
Dr. de
Soebell Drug Co
St. Catharines
Beatie, Murphy & Co
Joe Marapod
Provenzano & Sacco
General Merchants Employment Agents
Cranbrook
Montana
the Workingmen's Employment and Real Estate Agency
W. Parker
Baker St. Nelson
W. Widdowson
P.O. Box C.D
Nelson
the Home Nelson
GEO
P. Wells
B. Tomkin
Fort Steele
The
London Directory
London
United Kingdom
the London Directory Co., Ltd
Abchurch Lane
London, B.C
Incram Music Dealer
Grand Trunk Pacific
Manitoba
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Rivers
Grand Trunnk Pack
Kilmonton
Grand Trunk Paene
Main Street
Grand Pacific Land (O., Limited
Somerset Building
Man
Winnipeg, Man
Cranbrook and Districthe
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Inron
Scientific American
Oe Tuaw & Co
New York
St. Washington
Uranbrook Land District
District OF
Kootenay
W. W. Cory
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