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Newspaper

Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 16, 1911

Page

8

Canadian Government Annuities Offer Safe Old Age Provision

A women's club discussed saving for retirement and found $300 a year hard to reach. The Canadian Government Annuities plan offers a safer, cheaper path with $75 yearly income from age 60 for a total invested around $1,451.88, or $29.67 yearly under BI, with refunds if death occurs before 60. The article urges writing to the Superintendent of Canadian Government Annuities, Ottawa, for details.

Amuities Ottawa

Cement Price Cuts Hint at Canadian Industry Merger Benefit

The Canada Cement company announces further price reductions in November 1911, with districts cutting 10c and 6c per barrel and an overall average decrease of Tc per barrel. The policy aims to boost demand and expand cement use by delivering savings to customers. The merger of cement interests is viewed as enabling production and distribution economies benefiting the public.

Canada Canada Cement Company

Lexina Mae McEachern Weds Fred A Small at Kingsgate

At high noon on Wednesday November 15 the home of Mr and Mrs M McEachern Lexina Mae united in marriage with Fred A Small customs officer of Kingsgate The ceremony was described as pretty and interesting.

Newbro's Herpicide Advertises Hair Health

A vintage ad extols Newbro's Herpicide as a scalp prophylactic that kills the dandruff germ, prevents hair loss, and adds luster. It claims superiority over other remedies, notes availability at barber shops and hair dressers, with samples by mail and a one dollar bottle sold by druggists under guarantee.

Newbro Herpicide Co Dept. R Detroit Mich

Vinol Promoted for Health in Cranbrook Ad

A Cranbrook drug shop touts Vinol as a top tonic for the aged, claiming it builds vitality. The notice also covers a wedding in Cranbrook with Miss McEachern marrying Mr. Small, a Kingsgate customs officer, amid local well wishes and gifts.

Vinci Cranbrook Drug and Book Co Cranbrook, B.C

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised for Coughs

Mrs. Francis Turpin of Junction City Oregon says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is unmatched for whooping cough and also excellent for colds and croup. Sold by all dealers.

Francis Turpin Junction City Ore

Another Pioneer Gone In Fort Steele Death

James Grant, longtime Fort Steele pioneer, died recently and his funeral was held there. At the service spectator William Doull collapsed and died from heart failure. Doull, a native of the Orkney Islands, once worked for the Hudson Bay Company in Edmonton and later farmed near Fort Steele after a ladder trade. He was 73 and the funeral occurred Monday.

South East Kootenay Fort Steele James Grant William Doull Orkney Islands Hudson Bay Company Edmonton Alta A. B. Fenwick

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Cranbrook Co-Operative Stores Small—Mceachern Beattie Murphy Co., Ltd Dominion Dominion Pride Mae Ontario Quebec Maritime Provinces Canada Malleable & Steel Range Mfg. Co. Lim Limited Oshawa B.C C. C. Main L. M. Scott Vernon L. Bailey Eastport Idaho Small Spokane Kingsgate and Coihi Cranbrook Steam Laundry Ladies of Cranbrook W Jubilee Singers Europe The WoKay & Jackson Vic Rollins Mar Seymour Granville Street Granville Palace K. H. Small Queen's Hotel H. L. Stephens Prop Calgary, Alberta
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