Caven and King Named To Contest Provincial Election
Nominations submitted shortly after midday on Wednesday to Returning Officer C Ward at the Government Building name Thomas D Caven Conservative candidate and Dr J H King minister of public works in the Oliver cabinet as candidates to contest the provincial election on December 1. The two incumbents fought the 1916 election. King's paper was signed by R E Beattie and Mrs F B Miles with others assenting. Caven's paper lists W D Hill and W F Cameron as nominators with a long list of signatories including E L Staples N W Burdett J A Arnold Dr Rutledge J Martin D B Thompson Kimberley A J Balment M McCreery A Smith L Clapp BE A Hill and Mrs Gertrude Abbott.
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C. , Ward
Thos. D. Caven
Conservative Party
J. H. King
Minster of Public Works
Oliver
King
R. E. Beattie
F. B. Miles
Caven
W. D. Hill
W. F. Cameron
Messrs
E. L. Staples
N. W. Burdett
J. A. Arnold
Dr. Ru
Windermere Fat Stock Show Promises Big Prizes
Invermere B C November 8 Weather and favorable conditions bode well for the second annual Fat Stock Show of the Lake Windermere District to be held Wednesday the 10th in central Invermere. Four silver cups and other prizes await, with cups from the Imperial Bank of Canada Henry Wilson Fink Mercantile Co Cranbrook and P Burns Co Calgary. Entries come from north and south, and the show grows in popularity each year.
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Herald
Invermere
B.C
Lake Windermere
Imperial Bank of Canada
Messrs
Henry Wilson
Fink Mercantile Co
Cranbrook
P. Burns & Co., Ltd
Calgary
Methodist Sale of Work Nets $600 for Ladies Aid
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church held its annual sale of work and bazaar last Saturday. A large crowd bought a wide range of goods, with proceeds reported around 600 dollars. Listings include Xmas Gifts, Underwear, Children's items, Aprons, Candy, Bedroom goods, Home Cooking, and Afternoon Teas with named stall-holders.
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Methodist Church
Ratcliffe
T. N. Parrett
H. A. McKowan
A. Shankland
W. C. Adlard
J. Cheater
G. B. Willis
Mra. Leighston
Milas Cartwright
M. Watson
T. C. Phillips
Manahan
W. H. Wilson
J. 'l. Larvia
A. W. Hodgton
J. 1H. McPhee
B. A. Hill
J. Ingham
Baker
N. Thompson
G.T. Moir
J. Argue
British Columbia election candidate contrast in city race
Being opposed by Mr. Thos. D. Caven, Minister of Public Works, the Conservative nominees face rival Mr. Thos. D. Caven in the local election set for December 1.
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British Columbia
Thos. D. Caven
Y M C A launches new scheme of boys work
The Y M C A plans a winter program for boys aged 12 to 18 with supervised recreation. A committee will organize use of the Hanson Avenue gym and a boys room in the dining hall, with rates set for public and high school boys. A bowling league is being formed and invites interested youths to meet Friday November 12 at 8 20 p m.
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Y. MC. A
J. M. Clark
Imstitution
Mesars
G. J. Sprenil
G. F. Morris
Martin Harris
W. M. Harris
Hanson Avenue
Mege
Clark
Fernie High School Basketball Team Beats Local Boys
Fernie high school defeated Cranbrook 33 to 21 in a friendly afternoon game at Cranbrook High School. The Fernie squad, on Armistice Day holiday, faced a Cranbrook team practicing in a recently opened assembly hall court.
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Fernie High School
Cranbrook Boys
Fernie
Cranbrooke
Fernie Boys
Cranbrook
Whiale
Warren Spence
A. Gill
Otto Gill
Robert Beaton
Verne
Curlers Prepare for Strong Ice Season in City
A curling club forms a three member committee to manage membership N A Walmager Fyles and W R Grubbe while a deputation will seek city lease for rink use skating around its edge and curling in the center. New material arrives and organizers expect eighty to a hundred members this winter all interrupted members urged to sign up.
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Messrs
N. A. Wal- Mager
Fyles
W. R. Grubbe
Tme
Curling Club
Judge Them by Their Record Says Mr Bowser
Mr W J Bowser leader of the Opposition in the British Columbia Legislature addressed a Conservative rally in Vancouver urging voters to judge the government by its record. He attacked Liberal governance on road work taxation and civil service costs while praising past Conservative measures and calling for reform through a per capita grant to municipalities and stricter liquor policy.
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Bowser
Oliver
Farris
Mr. Farms
Conservative
Mr. Bowser Am
John Hart
Canada
Mr. Bowser
Bow Ser
Works Department
Dr. King
Department of Iblic
Dominion
Buckworth
Vancouver
Civil Service
Lst
Qoe
Cranbrook Farmer Builds Silo Amid Labor Shortage
In Cranbrook B C Chester Fleming of the Wycliffe district faces dry seasons and builds a cedar pole silo with improvised sheeting to store crops on three hundred twenty acres. He aims to irrigate part of his land from St Marys River and holds an engineer certificate from a correspondence course. The piece notes farm labor shortages and suggests workers receive crop interests as compensation.
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Chester Fleming
Wycliffe
Fleming
Cranbrook
B.C
R. J. Ferris
St. Mary's
Farm Boys Naval Brigade to Grow in Cranbrook
After Lieut H F Helmsing visit the Navy League of Canada renews activity in Cranbrook appointing Major Hicks and others to the executive. A Boys Naval Brigade for ages 12 to 18 will train in drill seamanship and discipline with uniforms after proficiency and a public meeting set for Monday.
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H. F. Helmsing
R.N.W.H
Navy League For
British Columbia
Navy League of Canada
H. B. Hicks
N. A. Wallinger
Martin Harris
W. M. Armatrong
W. M. Harris
Joe Barrett
Pym
J. M. Clark
Y.M.C.A
Cranbrook
Victoria
Naval Brigade
Oiicer
Etchant Marine
Canada
H. L Harpson
J. M. Clarr
A. EB. Leigh
Radium Springs Threaten Big Travel Boom Near Cranbrook
Dr Prowd addressed the Vancouver Rotary Club linking radium to medicine and commerce. He cited the Winnedermere Valley hot springs as the continent largest and predicted thousands would visit in years for medicinal benefits near Cranbrook.
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Radium Hot Springs
Vancouver
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T. D. Caven
Windermere
MR. Thos. D. Caven
W. J. Bowser
Lyon Lsm
J. W. Rutledge
Conservative Association
J. H.ning
Brrnds Administration
Boun
Col. Lister
Kasle
Creston
Melville
Vancouver Island
Kelowna
St. Mary's Prairie
A. I. Fisher
Herchmer
Will Farm Boys’ Naval Brigade