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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
3
Christmas greeting cards offered by The Herald Office starting at 1.35 per dozen with pricing and purchase details available locally.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent laxative for both adults and children. It claims relief from sick headache biliousness gas indigestion sour upset stomach and cramps by morning and describes the taste as candy like.
Answers on the Victoria order paper show ten months of ministerial travel expenses with figures for J D Barrow A M Manson McLean Sutherland Pattullo Hart and others. The South Okanagan land settlement dam cost 27744 and the tin canal project 1477191 with 21865 to repay 1921 washout and 143070 for engineers staff.
The sale of work at Waldo last Thursday raised a good sum for the LODE. Mr. Bell of Baynes won the raffle cushion. Mrs. Carruthers resumes her boys first aid classes at Baynes School. A surprise party honored Mrs. Hart at her residence. Local ladies hosted the gathering.
Baynes residents traveled to Elko for a Friday night dance at the new community hall while Mrs. Carruthers visited Cranbrook. A Rocky Club was formed at Adolph's Hall with an executive committee to plan winter sales and activities. An effort is underway to unite Elko Baynes Lake and Wallo into a league.
A November 1 to 21 report lists ore received at Trail Smelter from mines in British Columbia and Washington, totaling 1 872 tons. Mines include Alamo, Black Rock, Knob Hill, St Molly Gibson, Paradise, Quilp, Rambler, Rob Roy, Roseberry Surprise, Silversmith, and Standard, with destinations Silverton and Beaverdell among others. The period ends with Athens reporting Britain severed diplomatic ties with Greece over the execution of former ministers, while Paris notes potential action by France against Germany for war indemnity.
Invermere B C Nov 28 Mrs Lloyd Rodgers of Creston visits her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Heath trapping season opens for bearing animals with many old-time trappers heading out for the first term. The Ladies Aid to the Windermere District Hospital Association gains over 400 dollars from a bazaar sale of work. Special praise is given to Miss EB M Kittle president and treasurer Mrs J M Sandilands for their efforts and to the many women who contributed to the successful event.
The Boundary Red Mountain Mine mill has yielded $16,000 in gold in twenty nine days at $552 per day. Ore reserves are sufficient to sustain this output for years, and the prospectus predicts higher share prices. Immediate purchase is advised with quotations on request and full information provided upon coupon return.
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