Cranbrook Editorial Urges Public Funding for Board of Trade
Cranbrook editorial calls for public financing of the Board of Trade to sustain work serving the city’s interests. It urges fish restocking efforts with Fisheries Inspectorate and local Game Protective association help, plus a stance against youth lawlessness highlighted by the six months jail term for Robi Patton in Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
City of Cranbrook
Perry Creek
Inspector of Fisheries
Cranbrook
Tivan
Robi
Patton
Nelson
C. U.S
Patmore Bros
Salvation Army
Kootenays
Perry Creek mining camp and hospitality noted
The article highlights Perry Creek as a promising mining site with strong financial backing and planned future operations led by Mr Hoy. It thanks Mrs Burge and the Hoy couple for hospitality at the Perry Creek hotel and steam shovel site, and invites tourists to view historic miners’ potholes and labor from the camp’s active past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
Herald
Burge
Perry Creek
Purported Investment Pitch Urges Dominion Backing for Perry Creek Growth
The article extols local fishing and hunting near Cranbrook and Perry Creek, urges Dominion government aid to restock streams, and calls for a Cranbrook Perry Creek mail service. It promotes standing tin under as a sound investment, warns critics, and suggests investors should analyze the business proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Creek
Cranbrook
Roy Burge
Perry Creek Hotel
Ottawa
Watts Warning on Timber Frauds in Public Investments
A reader quotes the London Morning Post warning that gullible public investors are drawn to timber schemes promising large profits. It notes many tracts are inaccessible, mills overstate earnings, and capital from the public funds unsound ventures. The piece argues only truly profitable, well supervised operations deserve public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
A. B. Watts
Waltsboro
British Columbia
London
Eng
Morning Post
South Sea
Tam
Opportunities in Canada and British Columbia for Investors
The article extols Canada and British Columbia as brimming with thousands of legitimate investment opportunities. It argues profits are assured with ordinary care and common sense in selection, urging prudent decision making for potential buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
British Columbia
Fire Department Reorganize Meeting Approves New Bylaw
A meeting at the fire hall on October 27 with Chief Wand presiding discussed bylaw 86 the new fire department bylaw. The bylaw was read and debated, leading to approval of the present department and members re signing under old terms while willing to adopt the new conditions and rejoin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wand
Fire Department
The Policy of Pleasing Customers in Retail Life
Henry C. Lytton argues that lasting retail success rests on a deliberate policy of pleasing customers and fair treatment. He emphasizes honest value, truthful advertising, easy complaint handling, and liberal settlements to build a trusted reputation, noting a pleased customer serves as the best advertisement for a store. He frames service as a core business asset and cites experience from Chicago merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Lytton
Chicago
Mr. Lytton
Members to receive straight ten dollars a month
Under new rules the department members will be paid a flat ten dollars monthly instead of based on fires practices and other activities. Votes of thanks were given to Wilson Green and Laidlaw for furnishing automobiles for visiting fire chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Wilson, Green and Laidlaw
Chinatown sale and lectures mark notices in B C
A multi item notice sheet announces Hip Lock Honglas purchasing the Lee Chung business including a Chinatown house and lot with November 3 settlement. It lists creditor notices and a November 1 lecture series by Laura Rose in Cranbrook and a Women’s Institute meeting on November 1 at 4, plus topics on hairdressing. Additional classifieds offer jobs and hotel license renewal notices for Marysville, B C, with a December deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hip Lock Honglas
Lee Chung
Chinatown
Women's Institute
Department of Agriculture
Victoria
B.C
Laura Rose
Cranbrook
Malls View
Marysville
B. C
British Columbia
Barnes seeks consent to purchase eighty acres in Kootenay District
Thomas Wm. Barnes intends to apply for permission to buy eighty acres bounded starting at the southeast corner of Lot 8106 Group 1 Kootenay District. Property runs 20 chains east, 40 chains north, 20 chains west, 40 chains south. The date noted is October 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wm. Barnes
Kootenay — District
Wm. Barnes
Street Railway Ties and Poles Tender Calgary 1910
Tender for street railway ties and poles issued in Calgary dated September 23 1910 seeks bids by November 7 1910 at noon for supplying extensions to the Municipal Street Railway. Full particulars on application to the Commissioners City of Calgary. 5 percent bid cheque required with each tender. The lowest bid not necessarily accepted.
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Municipal Street
City of
Calgary
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F. J. Deane
Cranbrook, B. C
WATTS
Lumberamas
CORBY
Corby's
H. Corby Distillery Company
Lumtee
Montreal
J. F. Armstrong
R. T. Brymner
J. P. Fink
A. (. Shankland
Imperial Bank of Canada
Toronto
R. Wilkie
Robert Jaffray
Savings Department
Kootenay
MI Ingram, Gro. D
Royal Bank OF Canada Incorporated
Quebec
Holt
L. Pease
Lord Roberta
South Africa
Tudlope Brothers
Orillia
Ontario
East Kootenay
Norbury Avenue
Iduce and Provision
Golden Road
Wasa
Canal Flats
Woods
W. Douglas Darling
Alberta
Miss BE
M. Stark
Toronto Normal Graduate
Gowl
Herald Office
H.I.C
Swell
Chas. EB. Finch
Cranbrook Land District
District OF
W. D. Spence
Billy
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