Renewal of Wrighleys Old Files by Acid Bath
Old files worn or damaged are renewed by immersion in a solution of six parts water and one part mitre acid for about five minutes. The file is then rubbed over a cloth padded edge and left on cloth to allow the surface to wipe, followed by a half hour rest, then thorough washing to remove acid from the surface.
Lumberton Beats Wardner In Opening Baseball Clash
Lumberton opened the season with a strong 15 to 8 win over Wardner. Jack Downey pitched for Wardner before Frank Thompson finished, while Lumberton’s lineup led by Bob Mitchell and Doug Dove produced eight first inning runs and steady support throughout. A Sunday game at Concentrator and a Cranbrook tilt follow as the town cheers a solid start. The later lumberton hall basket social drew a large crowd with proceeds totaling about 155 dollars for the baseball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Jack Dowey
Frank Thompson
Thompson
Bob Mitchell
Wariner
Dack Dove
Nuny
Wardyer
Cranbrook
Dwelley
Lumberton Hall
Lumberton Baseball Club
Dansonators
Cave Caverly
Popular Lecturer and Cranbrook Chautauqua Set for Late May
A Cranbrook Chautauqua event features a popular lecturer scheduled May 28 and June 3 with a $22 fee to support club finances. The Lumberton baseball club thanks local ladies for social baskets and notes a public social unlike rumors. A dance with Plaza Orchestra of Calgary is planned in Lumberton Friday, and a fire drill showed rising efficiency across firms. Local fishing enthusiasts and residents, including postmaster L Hilton, report weekend outings and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Lumberton
Dockors
Plaza Orchestra of
Calgary
Lamberton
Munroe
L. Hilton
Green Bay
O. N. Jacobson
Trade Union Report Details Dominion Labor Structure
The Fourteenth Annual Report on Labor Organization in Canada shows a fragmented union system with international, national and Catholic units, non international branches and a drop in membership. It lists provincial distributions and city branch totals led by Montreal Toronto and Vancouver, and notes coal shipping and mining reminiscences alongside Alberta farming updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Organization
Canada
Department of Labor
Dominion
Feu
United States
Fou
Lo International
Department For the
Pst
Follay
Danderine Promises Glossier Hair in Women
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic that revives lifeless hair, improves scalp health, stops itching, and corrects dandruff. It claims to rejuvenate thin or fading hair with new strength and color, describing the product as refreshing and non greasy available at drugstores.
Labor Directory Details Unions and Wage Groups in Dominion
The report catalogs local trade unions and central bodies in the Dominion for 1925. It lists chief officers and addresses, plus teachers, travelers and government employee associations deemed important. The combined membership is 86,388.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Dominion
Coal Company Manager Says War Stopped Steel Plan
W R Wilson of the Crows Nest Pass Coal Company told the Vancouver Board of Trade mining bureau that war measures interrupted private business negotiations for a steel plant in British Columbia. He noted Fer nie coal’s high quality for coking and described plans to mix local iron ore with nearby reserves to enable steel production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
W.R. Wilson
Crows Nest Pass
Mr. Wilson
C. P. Hill
Iron Arenas
Alberta
Beattie Drug Store Sells to Coast Man in Creston
R E Beattie Outway Ltd closes and Creston Drug and Book Store continues under new owner G T L Kelly from New Westminster. Kelly, a BC School of Pharmacy graduate 2016, plans to expand local trade and keep full drug and stationery lines. The Creston Review notes the change in ownership and store name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Beattie
Creston Drug Store
Coast Man
Beattie Outway, Ltd
G. TL. Kelly
Kelly
New Westminster
B.C. School of Pharmacy
Vancouver
Creston Drug & Book Store
Creston Review
TENDERS FOR COAL FOR DOMINION BUILDINGS AND FARMS
Tenders addressed to the Purchasing Agent Department of Public Works Ottawa will be received until 12 o'clock noon daylight saving Thursday May 14 1925 for coal supply to Dominion Buildings Experimental Farms and Stations across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia and at Kenora Ontario. Forms obtainable from the Purchasing Agent Superintendent Winnipeg District Resident Architects Regina Calgary Vancouver Victoria and from Superintendents of Experimental Farms and Stations and caretakers of Dominion Buildings outside Winnipeg Regina Calgary Vancouver and Victoria. Tenders must be on these forms. A deposit not exceeding 10 percent of the contract value may be required to secure fulfilment. By order E O'Brien Secretary Department of Public Works Ottawa April 20 1925.
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Ivda
Dominion
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Hamilton
Ottawa
Edmonton
Calgary
Ovens Sressesseesn
London
Bers
Victoria
Roxttin
Mr. Wilson
Saskatoon
Paainay Et
St. Thomas
Bellingham
Wilson
Fort Willan
Brandon
British Columbian
Stantford
Stratford
Lethbridge
Moncton
Merb Bay
St. Catherines
Sherbrooke
Kingston
Ranches
Mem- Kitchener
Rene
Peterborough
Guelph
Port Arthur
Niagara Falls
Sault Ste. Marie
Department of Public Works
Kenora
G. W. Dawson
J. B. Cyr
Train Schedules For Cranbrook Westbound And Kimberley
Effective Sunday January 11 1925 times listed for Cranbrook to Westbound Train No 67 arriving 12 05 pm leaving 12 15 pm daily Eastbound No 68 arriving 4 10 pm leaving 4 20 pm Cranbrook Kimberley Cranbrook 11 30 12 26 Kimberley Cranbrook 13 35 14 25 Kimberley Cranbrook 15 55 16 80 Cranbrook Kimberley 18 15 Cranbrook Lk Windermere No 822 arrives 3 30 pm Wednesday Saturday No 821 leaves 9 00 am Monday Thursday Pacific Standard Time For further particulars apply to any ticket agent J E Proctor D P A Calgary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Kimberley
Windermere
J. E. Proctor
D.P.A
Calgary
Freezone promises painless corn removal with tiny bottle
A consumer ad claims Freezone instantly relieves corn pain by applying a drop or two on the affected area. It states the corn can be lifted off with fingers and notes the product is sold by druggists in a small bottle for a few cents, with no soreness or irritation.
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Yahk, B.C
A. Hort
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Paul Nordgren
Pouplar
Cranbrook Chautauqua
Wi. A. Cook
Spokane
Mr. Kennedy
Boswell
B.C
W. L. Hunter
Bale
Hiessnie
Col
J.E. Leckie
Rossland
Slocan
Greenwood
J. Markland
Connection
Barder Ellis
Weg
Cranbrook Cartage & Transfer CO
Towriss & Roberts
C.P.R. Depot
Province of
Lake
Herald
Invermere
A .M. Chisholm
Windemere
Stewart
Sitkum
England
New York World
Irvine Cobb
Gilbert Cartwright
Invermere Heights
Joseph Cartwright
Satterton
Mr. Cartwright
Hardwick Grainger
Canal Flats
Dennis Greenwood
Columbia Lake
Mrs. Grainger
Charles Lawson
St. Eugene Hospital
Charles Howell
Fort Quapple, Sask
William Stewart
Forestry Department
Province
Major V. Coulson
Swansea
E. O'Brien
Big Butte Dairy Farm
C. F. Brown
Shasta
Cranbrook Saddlery Co
van Horne St
Geo
Almas
Nim
Fourth Ave
Alex
Royal Cafe
McCreery Bros
M. Rowe
Proprietress