Conservative Women Organize for Cranbrook Candidate Campaign
Conservative women of Cranbrook organized for the provincial campaign at a well attended meeting in Conservative headquarters Tuesday evening electing officers and planning active campaigning. Mrs Elmore Staples was elected president with Mrs W J Bowser as Honorary President and Mrs Arthur Meighen as Honorary Vice President.
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Cranbrook
Hoadquarters
Elmore Staples
W. J. Bowser
Arthur Meighen
J. P. Fink
F. D. Patten
Mesdames Bowness
Clapp
Jones
Martin
Cameron
Shankland
Reid
Rutledge
Conservative Association
New Baptist Pastor Takes Up Work in City
Mr W G Asher recently arrived from Lewiston Idaho to lead the local Baptist Church for at least six months. His wife and two children follow soon, with furniture to be moved into the Parsonage on Norbury Avenue. He has pastored in Calgary and Lethbridge, conducted evangelistic work on the Pacific Coast, and preached as pastoral supply last Sunday.
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W. G. Asher
City
Asher
H. R. Hinton
Calgary
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Lewiston
Seattle
Pacific Coast
The
Baptist Church
Caven and King Busy Campaigning Across Cranbrook
Conservative candidate Thos. D. Caven and Liberal Hon. Dr. J. H. King work hard canvassing Cranbrook constituency. Caven’s team reports encouraging results while King tours Kimberley and Yahk where reception is cooler and supporters fear an uphill polling battle on December 1st.
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Thos. D. Caven
J. H. King
Cranbrook
Caven
Dstrict
Kimberley
Yahk
King
First Enrolments Made Into Boys' Naval Brigade
At a Navy League meeting in City Hall Cranbrook the nucleus of a Boys Naval Brigade was formed. A senior and junior squad were enrolled, with plans for Thursday evening drills at the Parish Hall and several instructors offering to assist in nautical, drill, gymnastics, and recreation activities.
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The
Navy League
Major Hicks
Messrs
W. M. Armstrong
J. Barrett
F. Pym
A. E. Leigh
D. Bristow
F. L. Harrison
W. M. Harris
Cranbrook
Norman Parker
Billy Taylor
Edward White
Jack Genest
Taiur
Taylor Vg
Parrett
Shaw Fick Dixon
Gui I
Kennedy Leonard Burton
H. L. Harrison
A. B. Leigh
J. M. Clark
FQ. Morrid
Quiet Wedding Ties Mixa Vera Bradwin to North Vancouver Groom
Miss Vera Bradwin daughter of Mrs. J. D. Murray married Mr. William Gillespie of North Vancouver in a quiet ceremony at the First Congregational Church. Rev A E Cooke officiated as the couple, unattended, began married life in North Vancouver with Mrs Gillespie moving from Cranbrook to celebrate the union.
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Mixa Vera Bradwin
Vancouver
First Congregational Church
Vera Bradwin
J. D. Murray
William Gil- Jeaple
North Vancouver
A. E. Cooke
Gillespie
North
Cranbrook
McLean Promoted to Cloverdale RBC Branch Manager
Mr. A. R. McLean, longtime accommodating account man at the Royal Bank of Canada Cranbrook, receives a promotion and will manage the Cloverdale branch. He is succeeded by H. R. Dove, moving from Ladner to Cranbrook to take over as accountant.
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A. R. McLean
Royal Bank of Canada
Cloverdale
Royal Bank
McLean
H. R. Dove
Cranbrook
Ladner
Open Air Rink Aims to House Ice Sports This Winter
City council supports open air rink to host curling skating and hockey. A civic committee from Aldermen W. D. Gilroy J. R. Adamson A. A. MacKinnon A. B. Jones R. Flowers A. B. Leigh M Argue J. M. Clark A Shankland will supervise. Ground behind the old rink to be flooded with three foot fence, dressing rooms provided, admission free for skating with a scheduled use plan.
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MacKinnon
Balment
Jones
Curling Club
W. D. Gilroy
J. R. Adamson
A. A. MacKinnon
A. B. Jones
R. Flowers
A. B. Leigh
M. Argue
Epworth League Elects Officers for Upcoming Year
The Epworth League elected officers for the new year at a Wednesday evening meeting. Martin T. Harris was named President, G. T. Moir and Myrtle Watson as devotional vice-presidents, F. Lodge and Alma Sarvis as literary and citizenship officers, W. C. Adlard and Hugh McDonald for social roles, Miss Staples and Eunice Parrett for missionary work, Warren Spence as secretary, Jessie Baynes as treasurer, Viola Sarvis as roll secretary, and Alma Sarvis with Eva Moir as pianists.
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Methodist Epworth League
Martin T. Harris
G. T. Moir
Myrtle Watson
F. Lodge
Alma Sarvis
W. C. Adlard
Hugh McDonald
Miss Staples
Eunice Parrett
Warren Spencer
Jessie Baynes
Viola Sarvis
Eva Moir
Chinese Mission Opens in City Serving Chinatown Residents
A Chinese mission opened in a city area adjacent to the Methodist Church, using rear store buildings for meetings, education, and a kitchen, with five bedrooms for a resident Chinese missionary. Rev Chow Ling led services in Chinese and English, attended by Chinese residents and white supporters, as officials urged public support for the venture.
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Chinatown
Stao
Chow Ling
Methodist Church
R. W. Lee
Messrs
W. H. Wilson
G. W. Patmore
W. C. Adlard
Big Fellows Opanning for That Opening
Ottawa reports show politicians nationwide scrutinizing PM Meighen and Mackenzie King meetings in the West. Liberal hopes falter in Quebec as Archambault stirs, while East Elgin voters swing between Liberals and Conservatives amid campaigns and whiskey-for-votes anecdotes.
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Ottawa
Mackensie King
Winnipeg
Meighen
Calder
Jove
Pitbaldo
Isaac Campbell
Manitoba
Quebec
Sir Robert Borden
Joe” Archambault
1917
Rodolphe Lemieux
East Elgin
Burnaby
Colchester
Dixon
Board of Commerce
Washington
Council Hears Delegations At Regular Meeting
City Council heard multiple delegations including the YMCA Curling Club and a push to reopen the old gym. They discussed renting the rink for winter, outdoor skating options, and a $1600 gym renovation with city concessions on water and light rates.
Y M C A NOTES Cranbrook Boys Department Opens for Members
The Cranbrook Association Boys Department will open Monday November 29 offering physical mental and spiritual development. Programs include showers games bowling, reading room, first aid, Bible study and social events. Membership is open to Cranbrook boys ages 12 to 18 with fees of 2.00 for public school and 2.50 for high school or employed boys. Bowling try-out tonight invites all interested.
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The
Cranbrook Association
Parenta
Clark
Cranbrook
Two men held after booze theft at Mueller home
Police arrest Alex Nicholson and Frank Burton on charges of attempting to rob A Mueller's Slaterville residence. Six cases of whiskey disappeared and a Ford was seen leaving the scene. Nicholson allegedly bled after a clash with Viburg of Queen's Hotel. Burton fled the car. Both men elected jury trial before Magistrate Leask.
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Alex. Nicholson
Frank Burton
A. Mueller
Slatervile
Mueller
Ford
Burton
Nicholson
Viburg
Queen's Hotel
Meullor
Leask
Windermere Fat Stock Show Opens With Strong Entries
The Lake Windermere District Fat Stock Show held at the town livery and sales yard drew four times last year’s entries with improved quality. Judges Dr A Knight and R Gladwyn Newton awarded prizes while J W Southeran spoke on poultry classes. Arthur J Walker won with Clippar Broadhooke, and J W Moreland claimed top female breed and Grand Champion with Round Beauty.
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Invermere
B.C
Lake Windermere
A. Knight
R. Gladwyn Newton
J. W. Southeran
Dominion Experimental Station
British Columbia
Arthur J. Walker
Ajax Ranch
W. H. Wilson
Cranbrook
G. C. H. Coleman
Manor Ranch
J. W. Moreland
Cranbrook Curling Club Elects Officers for Winter Season
Members of Cranbrook Curling Club meet to elect officers and set plans for curling and skating facilities. About 65 to 70 members enrolled as the club seeks $350 rent for Arena Rink use and fixed season fees of 10 dollars for adults and 5 dollars for under 18. City Aldermen involved in discussions and a membership committee is named.
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Curling Club
MacKinnon
Balment
Jones
W. Hyde Baker
F. W. Green
Geo. Hogarth
W. F. Cameron
R. Eakin
B. H. McPhee
Fyles
F. W. Harrison Waiping Oooerns
J. Choldite
Messrs
W. R. Grubbe
N. A. Wallinger
Cranbrook
Ica
Lady Legislator Louise McKinney to Visit City
Mrs Louise McKinney MLA of Claresholm Alberta and president of the Alberta WCTU arrives to speak at the Methodist Church Sunday at 11 am and 730 pm. She just returned from Scotland where she participated in temperance elections and is noted for her social questions expertise. A newborn girl was born to Mr and Mrs R G Hughes on November 16 at the Cottage Hospital.
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W. M. Sociery
Knox Presbyterian Church
W. M. Society
Speers
Olive White
Louise McKinney
M.L.A
Claresholm
Alberta
R. G. Hughes
Cottage Hospital
Prize Winners Named in Regional Livestock Show
Stocky red shorthorn cattle led fat cow prizes with J. W. Crawford of Fairmont Hot Springs taking first and John A. McCrokie second while J. W. Moreland of Windermere earned third. G. C. H. Coleman of Manor Ranch topped fatheifer honors. Invermere Contracting Co. Ltd. followed, then Crawford. In baby beef, G. Johnston won first. second went to Mrs. Samuel Brower. G. Johnston claimed veal fat calf titles in both cases. Sows for breeding saw Coleman first with 4 Duroc Jersey sows, Cherry Dorothy, and Major F. B. Young second. Best breeding boat prizes went to the same two, in reversed order. Major Young dominated sheep classes with Merinos and Oxford Downs. Carcass honors went to Invermere Contracting Co. Ltd. for beef, H. Peters for hogs, Alexander Gilmour for sheep, and Major Young for lambs. In pigs, Wm. Stewart, Harry H. Peters and Coleman shared honors. Major Young also won poultry silver cup and a Cranbrook Courier subscription.
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J. W. Moreland
Windermere
G. C. H. Coleman
J. W. Crawford
Meadows Ranch
Kootenal Lodge
Baall G. Hamilton
Imperial Bank
Fairmont Hot Springs
John A. McCrokie
Fatheifer
Manor Ranch
Invermere Contracting Company, Ltd
G. Johnston
J. H. Ashdown Hardware Co
Calgary
Samuel Brower
Great Wear S Saddlery Co
F. B. Young
Mapembe Ranch
Oxford Downs
Invermere Contracting Co., Ltd
H. Peters
Alexander Gilmour
Wm. Stewart
Harry H. Petera
Major Young
P. Burns &O., Ltd
Cranbrook Courier
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Max. Mis
Heeteeeneer
Naval Brigade
Stanley Moffatt
Jack Moffatt
Albert Grady
Paul McNeill
Norman Beech
Don Morrison
George Paterson
Eddie Spence
Bradwin
Epworth League
BIG Fellows
Neleen News
Council
Curlers
Y.M.G.A
Genest
Flowers
Y.M.C.A
Jones and Mackinnon
Y.M. J.A
I. O. C. F. Hall
Old Place
Robert Hakin
Dr. Rutledge
South Ward
Soden
Reece
Roberts
Bowling League
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