Tenders in Estate of Weston Store Cranbrook BC
Tenders to purchase en bloc assets of Weston’s Bargain Store Cranbrook including dry goods clothing footwear and furnishings and store furniture valued at 899.08 and 424.50 respectively. Tender deadline May 31 1922 noon. Terms 10 cash with tender balance in 30 60 days at 8% interest. Inspection at premises and trustee office. Dated Cranbrook May 16 1922 M A Beale Authorized Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Weston
Weston
Cranbrook
B.C
Water Licence Application for Irrigation Use in Cranbrook
William D. Stone of Cranbrook BC applies for a licence to take and use 50 acre feet of water from Unnamed Creek Peavine feeding Jap Lake for irrigation on land Lot 4692 GKD. Notice posted May 8 1922 with filing at Cranbrook Water Recorder and objections due within 30 days after first publication May 18 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Stone
Cranbrook
B.C
Jap Lake
N.W. Corner
G.K.D
Water Recorder
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
W. D. Stone
Timely Hints on the Sweet Pea and Its Culture
Timely hints discuss the rising popularity of sweet peas in homes and estates. It highlights Grandiflorias as older varieties and praises Spencer waisted sweet peas for their large size, fringed standards, and long bloom. The first Spencer sweet pea debuted in 1901 by English gardener Mr. Coe as Countess Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Countess Spencer
Stender seeks irrigation licence for 30 acre feet from Peavine Creek
Wm. H. Stender of Cranbrook British Columbia Box 753 applies to take and use thirty acre feet of water from Peavine Creek draining Jap Lake for irrigation on lands described as L 658 G.LK.D. The notice, dated May 1922, directs objections to be filed with the Water Recorder in Cranbrook or the Comptroller of Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Estender
Cranbrook
B.C
Jap Lake
Water Recorder
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
Spencers Countess Origin Promotes Outdoor Sweet Peas
Spencers derive from the Countess Spencer with early outdoor growth and same-sized flowers. Planting, soil, and care tips cover manure depth, furrow preparation, thinning, and a five foot trellis. Water weekly at dusk, fertilize with liquid manure or phosphate potash blends, and pick flowers before seeds swell. Notable varieties include Hercules Agricola King White Job Loader Verdín and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Hercules
Agricola
King White
Job Loader
Tom Jones
Iluminator
Golden's Big Mill Starts Summer Operations
The Columbia River Lumber Company sawmill began summer operations as the largest electrically driven plant in the interior with a 200000 feet per day capacity. Logs hauled from Donald seventeen miles west of Golden are floated downstream from five miles south to the mill boom, with a special train enabled to move these logs from company limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
Columbia River Lumber Company
Donald
Here
Mil
Notice of provisional title issued for lost title Lot 428
Land Registry announces the intention to issue a Provisional Certificate of Title in place of lost Certificate No 696-K for Ito Tsuneke at Mootenay District Lot 428 Group 1 Town of Wealport Map 608. One month from first publication May 25 1922. Contact Land Registry Office Nelson BC with information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealport
Mootenay
Ito Tsuneke
Bearih
Land Registry Office
Nelson
B.C
Thia
A.D
Debate on Asiatic Immigration Exclusion in Canada
British Columbia advocates strict exclusion of Asiatic migrants while arguing the policy is needed to protect economy and society. Speakers describe Chinese dominance in commerce, labor pressures, and a perceived threat to Canadian sovereignty, urging government action and a clear stance against Japanese and Chinese immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stevens
Canada
Arthur Meighen
British Columbia
England
Japan
Meighen
Tolmle
Victoria
Tolmile
Orien‘tly
Vancouver
Txland
California
Ontario
House Favors Absolute Exclusion After Narrow Vote
Debates reveal widespread House support for excluding a measure, with one government supporter breaking party lines to back the reversal of the New Westminster member. The vote underscored a strong stance against the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Westminster
Weather bulletin notes limited temperature readings at East Kootenay mills
Official thermometer readings at only 14 of 42 sawmills in East Kootenay will be in operation this year. Demand for lumber is improving and if prairie wheat prospects hold, lumber business may boom before fall. Crop conditions have not been this good since 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Kootenay
Fernle Free Press
Railway Promotions Shake CP Telegraph Staff in 1922
Canadian Pacific Telegrams announce May 1 1922 staff changes. Wig Camp is retired after 36 years in Montreal while W D Neil becomes Assistant Manager Eastern Lines and J Mitchell succeeds as Superintendent of Telegraphs Eastern Lines. G G McKay is named General Agent Passenger Detroit and Los Angeles CP operations expand via Manitoba stock train aided by Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Telegraphs
Wig. Camp
Eastern Lines
Telegraphs
Public Service
Ile
W. D. Neil
Ontario
WW. J. Camp
Neil
Calgary
Edmonton
Winnipeg
W. M. Thompson
Toronto
Thompson
England
Canadian Pacific Service
J. Mitchell
Mr. Thompson
Canadian Pacific Telegraphic Service
G. G. McKay
Detroit
Griswold Street
McKay
Canadian Pacific Railway
Deroit
City
Chicago
Canadian Pacific
St. Thomas
Galt
Peterborough
Hamilton
Los Angeles
Province of
Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
Tve
Battle of Jutland viewed as British victory in hindsight
The piece argues Jellicoe and Beatty united to force German High Seas Fleet to withdraw, noting German surrender in November 1918 after May 31 1916, and cites losses on both sides while praising the Royal Navy and ending with the adage Thank God we have Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheer
von Hipper
John Jellicoe
David Beatty
Sir John Jellicoe
Jutland
Kiel Canal
H.M
Queen Mary
Invincible
Marlborough
Huns
Nea
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing Tips
Diamond Dyes offer simple instructions for dyeing all fabrics from wool and silk to linen and cotton. The ad pledges no streaking or fading and guarantees perfect home dyeing even for first-time users.
Ore Shipments to Trail Smelter Listed by Locality
May shipments of ore to Trail Smelter listed by mine locality with tonnages. Florence Princess Creek 12 tons Mauriaain Chief West Robson 100 Quilp Republic 16 Standard Silverton 193 Silversmith London 87 Company Mines 1107 7701
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Princess Creek
West Robson
Canadian Train Schedules for Cranbrook and Western Routes
Canadian train times list daily services to Nelson Vancouver Spokane and Fort Erie with arrivals and departures at Cranbrook Wycliffe Kimberley Lake Windermere and Golden. No. 68 Ferfie Lethbridge Medicine Hat Calgary runs 4 10 p m arrival 4 20 p m depart. No 821 and No 62% weekly services also noted. J E Proctor Calgary district passenger agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Nelson
Vancouver
Spokane
Ferfie
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Lake Windermere
Golden
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Dunlop
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co
Asin
M. A. Beale
Wm. H. Stender
Wena
Winnipes
Golden's Big Mill
Land Registry Act
Stokhs
Reglstrar
MacQuarrie
Charles Stewart
King Tid
Lemieux
Crorar
the Weather Bulletin
Max. Min
Railway News
Divine Service
R. W. Lee
Mrs. H. C. Kinghorn
Trail
Tadanac
Frame
the Home Bakery
Norbury Y Avs
Highness Avenue
J. K. Zealley
Dr. Bevan
St. David's
Wales
Alfred
Zambuk
Zam Bak
Cranbrook, Wycliffe, Kimberley
J. E. Proctor
Montana
Cranbrook Street
Bank of Commerce
Sonn Tray
Minard's
Liniment
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