Hyomel Breathable Catarrh Remedy Ad Claims Cure
An early 1900s ad touts Hyomel as a powerful antiseptic for catarrh and related ailments. It promotes inhaler use four to five times daily and offers a $1.00 outfit with guaranteed cure or refund. Also mentions Beattie Murphy Co selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Co. Ltd
Mort Irie
Ont
Beattie Murphy Co
William Shafer
Queen St. S
Berlin
Booth
Mirrna
R. T. Booth Co., Ltd
Fort Irie
Beattie-Murphy Co
Opening of Parliament and Dominion Naval and Railway Plans
Parliament formally opened with a lengthy throne speech praising growing trade and prosperity. It notes arrivals of ships Niobe and Rainbow in Canadian waters, fisheries settlement arbitration by The Hague, progress on the National Transcontinental railway, and a bridge contract for the Hudson Bay line across the Saskatchewan river at Was Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
We Otisers
Niobe
Rainbow
Canadian
Naval Service
Great Britain
United States
Newfoundland
Great Lakes
Moncton
Winnipeg
Hudson's Bay
Saskatchewan River
Was Mission
Great West to Canada Rail Wave Promises Trade Boost
The article discusses a new rail route opening western Canada to eastern markets and overseas outlets, aiding development of trade for producers and consumers. It covers the Quebec Bridge project, tenders for sub structures, and expected award. It notes trade treaties with Italy Belgium and the Netherlands, aims for better Canada US relations, and plans for copyright reform and other measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great West
Canada
Quebec Bridge
St. Lawrence River
Quebec
Owhilst
United Kingdom
Moovernment
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
United States
Republic
Washington
Dominion
Partment
Ottawa
Lake Superior
Western Canada Baptist Union ends historic Winnipeg session
The Baptist Union of Western Canada wrapped up a Winnipeg meeting noted for a new constitution and a bold push in Christian education and missions. Delegates from four English speaking conventions and two non English conferences attended, federating diverse language groups under a single western banner. The new foreign missions union covers Maritime and Upper Canada provinces with the four western provinces, totaling about 132 000 Canadian and 1 000 foreign members, supported by the Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission Board with around 100 000 dollars in annual expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilliwack
Miss Rose
Rose
Nova Scotia
Canada
British Columbia
Baptist Union
Winnipeg
West
Great West
Baptist Foreign Missions
Maritime and
Upper Canada
Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Evangeliza
Baptist Union Reports Growth Across Western Canada
The annual report shows 21 new churches and 455 members in four provinces, with 28 new fields and 17 churches built including Vancouver First and Oliver Winnipeg. About 1,000 were baptized, totaling 14,800 western members. 437 conversions were recorded. Education advances include Brandon College and Okanagan Summerland plans. BC is highlighted as western growth frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
India
South America
Acadia
Nova Scotia
McMaster
Ontario
Brandon
Manitoba
Okanagan
Ofritish Columbia
D. B. Harkness
Vancouver
Oliver
Winnipeg
Perry
McColl
J. W. Liteh
Mstabrook
Prince Rupert
Liteh
DeFoe
Union
British Columbia
H. G. Estabrook
Summerland
Charles W. King
Cranebrook
Great West
Fernie
Bridges Lumber Co seeks permission to purchase lands in Cranbrook district
The Bridges Lumber Co Ltd applies to acquire described lands starting at a post at Lot 3060 and following irregular bounds to include about 10 acres in Fort Steele dated October 22. The notice then states rights and boundaries and concludes with a Take Notice statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Steele
Bridges Lumber Co., Ltd
J. Fr. Bridges
Eat
Barnes seeks permission to purchase eighty acres in Kootenay District
I Thomas Wm Barnes of the District of Kootenay intends to apply for permission to buy eighty acres bounded by a post at the southeast corner of Lot 8106 Group 1 thence east 20 chains north 40 chains west 20 chains and south 40 chains The date shown is 11th October 1910 Watts This summary preserves the land purchase notice details and the land description without adding extraneous information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wm. Barnes
Kootenay
Notice of Creditors in Estate of John Daniell Spencer
Notice to creditors of the estate of John Daniell Spencer who died July 24 1900 in Victoria British Columbia to send claims by December 24 1910 to the executors William Carlin and A L Doyle with details of claims and securities. after that date assets will be distributed and unnotified claimants released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daniell Spencer
Victoria
British Columbia
William Carlin
A. L. Doyle
Harvey, McCarter and Macdonald
Selleiters
Buveuters
Lands Seeking Purchase in East Kootenay District
John Talarico of Goatfell B C a Section Foreman intends to apply for permission to purchase 80 acres described by a posted parcel starting 10 chains east of the NE corner of Lot 10101 then 20 chains west, 40 north, 20 east, 40 south to the start. Locator John Talarico and Agent Charles Romano dated October 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Talarico
Goatfell
B. C
N. EB
John Talarico
Charles Romano
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Women's Institute
Laura Rose
Cranbrook Women's Institute
Guelph
T. S Gill
Metchosin
Institute
Yellow Journal
Buster Brown
Jobn
Baptist Union OF Western Canada
United States Senate Committee
Dr.price
Brandon College
McMaster University
Calgary
Alta
J. F. McIntyre
Eledt
F. W. Patterson
Edmonton
Maritime
First Baptist Church
Herald Office
Cranbrook Land District
Soutil East Kootenay
Frank Dezan
McClary
McLary
Patmore Bros
Fit Reform
McCreery Bros
Cranbrook
District OF
Cough Insurance
Wovena
Mathieu
Mathieu Co
Sherbrooke
Que
Soutit Division
East Kootenay
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