Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Thick Healthy Growth
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a low cost hair tonic at 36 cents per bottle. It claims one application ends dandruff, stops itching and shedding, and soon multiplies hair growth with soft lustrous locks and new hair appearing across the scalp.
Voters lists for Dominion election clarified in Ottawa
Ottawa lawyer explains the Elections Act 1917 changes and how lists will be revised for the forthcoming general election. Voter eligibility requires age and residence, with provincial lists guiding urban and rural revisions. Rural registrars provide copies to candidates, while urban lists are printed by revising officers four days before polling.
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Ottawa
Alexader Smith
House of Commons
Lim
Canada
Mr. Smith
Smith
Record fruit crop promises big haul in Okanagan
Vancouver reports provincial fruit inspector W. H. Lyne just returned from border stations. He notes a record crop in the Okanagan with heavily laden trees and many new bearing orchards. Harvest labor is in high demand as ranchers race before frost to pick apples pears plums and peaches. The total crop is expected to be at least 3 million dollars this year.
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Vancouver
W. H. Lyne
Okanagan
Mr. Lyne
Creston
Lyne
Made in France exhibition train tours Canada from Montreal
A French goods train opened August 29 at C P R Place Viger Station Montreal visited by Premier Meighen and Mayor Martin. The tour aims to boost friendly relations and trade with Canada presenting eight exhibition cars plus goods from leather to jewellery. The convoy plans a 7093 mile Dominion circuit with a government intelligence staffer studying results for future displays in France, the UK, and beyond.
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Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
C, P, R. Place Viger
Montreal
Arthur Meighen
Martin
P. Begubien
Dominion
France
Tours
Rod and Gun in Canada previews autumn outdoors features
The October Rod and Gun in Canada highlights Percy E Nobbs Nova Scotia fishing piece and H Mortimer Batten story Banska The Terrible. Also included are The Industrious One by F Williams and works by Lincoln Williams Winnington plus department columns. Government news notes Canada trade office moves Jamaica Calgary Asia. Calgary boot factory proposal could create 220 jobs with a 299 year lease offer.
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Rod and Gun
Canada
Nova Scotia
Percy E. Nobbs
H. Mortimer Batten
Banska
F. W. Williams
Robert Page Lincoln
A. Bryan Williams
J. Winson
W. J. Taylor, Limited
Woodstock
Calgary
Asia
Kimberley Townsite Special Survey Plans Notified
Notice announces plans for the Special Survey of Kimberley Townsite, subdividing part of Lot 1358, Group 1, Southeast Kootenay, with details filed in the office of the appropriate authority.
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Kimberley
Kootenay
Special Survey Plan for land adjustments filed in Nelson
The Registrar of Land Registry Nelson announces a plan dated November 22 1915 to correct discrepancies between occupancy and registered subdivisions and to plot unc subdivided land. Hearings for objections are set for October 20 at 10 30 am with costs added to the survey. Costs to date total 1287 23 dollars with 977 23 from the Consolidated Revenue fund and 310 from lot owners.
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Registrar of the Land Registry Office
Nelson
Stokes
Msq
The
Land Registry Office
Province of
Britta Columbia
Victoria
British Columbia
J. W. Deb. Farris
Consolidated Revenue Fund
Water use and storage license notice for Suluvan Mine
The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co of Canada seeks a license to take 300 second feet and store 10,000,000 feet of water from Skookumchuck Creek for power at the Sullivan Mine Kimberley Fort Steele District. A 50 acre floodplain would be created by a reservoir at A Chenuz Ranch Lot 11788. Comments due within 30 days after the notice first appears September 15 1921.
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Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada, Ltd
Kimberley
B. C
Skookumchuck Creek
Kootenay River
A. Chenuz
Sullivan
Fort Steele
the Water Recorder
Cranbrook
B.C
Water Recorder
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada
E. G. Montgomery
Skookumehtek Creek
Lake Creek
CPLR
B. G. Montgomery
Suspected Water Reservoir Project Near Lake Creek
Notice by B G Montgomery dated September 16 1921 describes creating a reservoir of about 6 000 000 cubic feet to store water from Skookumtehk Creek for power at the Sullivan Mine Kimberley Fort Steele Mining District draining into Kootenay River The plan floods roughly 25 acres and diverts water near the mouth of Lake Creek for mine power purposes.
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J. E. Proctor
Auton
Weill
Ake School
Magda Lane
Meee Polo
Brook
Herald
Ohe
Cranbrook Herald
F. A. Williams
Prince of Wales Tobacco
Old France
Toronto
Intel
United Kingdom
Place Viger
Peter Kelley
Kelley
Trail
Tadanac
Phaes Ere
Ce Eal North
Wesuit Company
LT Rae Rn
Rod and
Otpawa
New York City
Frederic Hudd
Dominion Buerean of Information
New York
Jamaica