Insurance and Lamp Advertisements Lead to Court Notice
The page mixes trade ads for Beale and Elwell insurance and tungsten lamps with a court notice about the appeal of B Brown from Wentworth Hotel against Magistrate Leask under the Bh C Liquor Act. Judge Forin of Nelson may hear it on Saturday in the absence of Judge Thompson. Other items include birth notices, bazaar announcements, stockbreeders meeting, and various sale offers. The text also lists prices for preserved fruits and groceries from John Mannings and a second hand store listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Brown
Wentworth Hotel
Leask T
Forin
Nelson
Thompson
Social and Personal News From Cranbrook and Vicinity
Dr and Mrs J H King have been in the UK city since the week start. Mrs H W Reid of Michel returned home after visiting Mrs FP Burgess. Miss Mildred Harvey left for Nova Scotia after a three week visit with her sister Mrs Biree. Rev W T Tapscott to return from Trail. Methodist Ladies Aid meets Tuesday October at 8 at Mrs Adlard’s. M A Bente attends insurance convention at Penticton. BE H Patmore of Vancouver aiding Patmore Bros in Cranbrook. Mrs F H Molony and nephew return to Coaticooke Quebec. Harvest Festival at Christ Church led by Rev H H Brown with Kaslo flowers. A C Soper of Springfield Mass working with Kootenay Telephone. J R R Adamson spearheading cable work in Fernie. Fire alarm from hot ashes at T C Phillips home caused minor damage. W C Wilson buys Phillips residence on Armstrong Ave. House on Surwell Ave to be occupied by Mr and Mrs Hunler. Sullivan Mine delegates named to Liberal Conservative nominating convention: Sfiggins and Green. C P Macdonald recovering from typhoid fever and set to resume duties. T South catches Moyie Lake salmon of 19 pounds, largest to date. Rev Mapear of Australia leaving for New Zealand via Knox Church. R A Moorhouse surveying for Cranbrook Bull River power line. more surveys in Waldo and Flagstone. Cranbrook Women's Conservative Study Club reports good reception in Kimberley for National Liberal and Conservative party support. next meeting in Kimberley with H W Herchmer to speak. Arthur Meighen may visit Cranbrook this fall, planning to spend about three weeks in the province. Meighen hopes to visit Cranbrook if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook, Women’s Conservative Study Club
Kimberley
National Liberal and Conservative Party
H. W.herchmer
Salvation Army Harvest Festival set for October 16
Rev. Evan Baker of Kimberley visited the city briefly. The Salvation Army Harvest Festival will be held one week from Sunday, October 16, at the Citadel. Lieut. Ede will welcome donations of fruit flowers and vegetables for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation
Citadel
Ede
Candidates Soon Named Worth Contention in Ballot Fray
The article discusses potential Labor candidate entry and its possible impact on votes. It analyzes how defections from Independent and Labor lines could shift support among the remaining contenders.
Don’t Keep Bonds and Insurance at Home
Advisory urges residents not to store bonds policies and other valuables at home to reduce loss risk. Authorities advise secure storage away from household risks and regular inventory of important documents.
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Eureka
Patmore Bros
Beale
Elwell
Jene
W. Fr. Doran
Womens’ Institute
Cottage Hospital
the Ladies’ Aid of Knox Church
John Manning
W. S. Cameron
Skookumehuck
Stock Breeders’ Association
Geo. Bodach
Chicago
Maker
Delany & Sinclair
Baker Street
Brazil
St. Mary's Prairie
Cranbrook Trading Co
Star ¢ Theatre
Star Concert Orchestra
Ceseeees
Lee Edwards
The
Red Rose
Rose
Luigini
Bowers
Brahms
Travelogue
Monkey Hero
J. H. King
Mildred Harvey
Nova Scotia
Mrs. Biree
W. T. ‘Tapscott
Trail
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Adlard
M. A. Bente
Penticcton
Victoria
BE. HW. Patmore
Vancouver
Cranbrook
F. H. Molony
R. P. Moffatt
Coaticooke, Que
Christ Church
H. H. Brown
Fernie
Kaslo
A. C. Soper
Springfield
Mass
City
Kootenay
J. RR. Adamson
Telephone Company
T. C. Phillips
W. C. Wilson
TC. Phillips
Armstrong Avenue
Sullivan
Messrs. Sfiggins and
Green
P. Macdonald
T. South
Moyie Lake
Moyie
Mapear
Australia
Presbyterian Church
Wardner
Bull River
New Zealand
Knox Church
Rf. A. Moorhouse
Kano Street
Kootenay River
Rampart Station
Mr. Moorhouse
Waldo
Flagstone
Arthur Meighen
Canada
Meighen
Rutledge
Stilver
W. I. Wilkon
Burwell Avenue
I. S. Glassford
Herald Office
P. Backs
B.C
Evan Baker
Twendiy
Finan
H C
the Fine Mercantile GO. Ltd
Varin
Willis Pianos
Willis
Cross-Keys Hotel
J. Buchanan
Ce Aealt Office
Eadquarters
L. D. Cafe
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