Danderine Claims Hair Restorative Benefits
An advertisement touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and thickening hair. A bottle costs 85 cents at drug stores and promises no dandruff after one application with brighter, healthier looking hair.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
4
Railway mileage by province in Canada reported totals
Winnipeg reports recent statistics on Canadian railway mileage totaling 8 288 miles for all railways. Ontario accounts for 11 000 miles with population per mile 260. Quebec 4 792 miles 420 population per mile, Manitoba 4 168 138, Saskatchewan 6 162 105, Alberta 4 273 116, British Columbia 4 227 106, New Brunswick 1 959 180, Nova Scotia 1 428 367, Prince Edward Island 279 336.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Studebaker Announces Closed Car Week Across Dominion
The Studebaker Corporation of Canada Ltd declares a Closed Car Week from October 17 to 22 to showcase enclosed cars. Dealers prepare displays to emphasize all season use and benefits as demand for sedans and coupes grows nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Dominion
Studebaker Corporation of Canada, Ltd
Sherbrooke Street
Montreal
Yonge Street
Toronto
Georgia Street
Vancouver
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Fernie Delegates Named to East Kootenay Liberal Convention
Fernie Liberal Association elected a large slate of delegates for the East Kootenay Liberal convention to be held at Cranbrook on the 12th. Delegates include J A Yager Crow's Nest R Elliott Gorbin Tony Delucca Michel J A Lee Coal Creek B L Beech John Dixon Natal and many others from Fernie and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie Free Press
Fernie Riding
Liberal Association
East Kootenay
Cranbrook
J. A. Yager
Crow's Nest
Dr. R. Elliott
Gorbin
Tony Delucca
Michel
J. A. Lee
Coal Creek
B. L. Beech
John Dixon
Natal
Andrew Rosen
Jaffray
Charles Klingensmith
Elko
C. D. McNabb
H. H. Ross
Waldo
W. B
Mrs. Barnstead
Galloway
W. W. Douglas
Bull River
Harry Barr
Wasa
EB. Howard
John Wirth
Fort Steele
J. R Nolan
Flagstone
A. I. Fisher
Joseph Aijello
Dominic Cura
John Hella
Chas. Hesketh
William Dicken
E. K. Stewart
Fred C. Denison
H. H. Douglas
G. G. Henderson
J. Falconer
J. L. Gates
Robt, Duthie
D. Black
Joseph Hamer
Fernie
Prairie fruit trade grows with Kamloops crabapples shipment
The Kamloops orchard shipped over 17 000 boxes of crabapples destined for Winnipeg Brandon Port Arthur and other centres as part of a rising prairie market for British Columbia fruit. The Wattsbury BC Spruce Mills logging flume by DeWolf and Ham nears completion with talk of a brief fall operation and winter logging plans. A Cranbrook viewing interest has grown as the project advances and residents ride the flume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Prairies
British Columbia
Kamloops
Winnipeg
Brandon
Port Arthur
B.C
Wattsbury
DeWolf
Ham
Cranbrook
Early cold attack remedy promises fast relief from Peps
The ad touts Peps as a quick counter attack against colds starting with the earliest symptoms. It claims powerful infection killing fumes dissolve in the mouth and help throat and bronchial tubes while easing breathing. It cites relief for coughs catarrh bronchitis and chest weakness, safe for children, 60 cents, available from chemists and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemists ii
East Kootenay riding outlined with central Invermere as seat
Special report from Invermere British Columbia details East Kootenay riding boundaries spread, population, and key centers Merrie Cran brook Fort Steele Invermere Athalmer Windermere Golden Meld Elko Kimberley. It notes economic strengths mining lumber and agriculture plus Banff Windermere road and Yoho park. Dr Bonnell and R B Beattie contested the last federal election with Bonnell winning by a large margin and the riding favoring Conservative leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invermere
B.C
East Kootenay
British Columbia
Alberta
Purcell Range
Selkirk Mountains
Merrie
Cranbrook
Fort Steele
Athalmer
Windermere
Golden
Meld
Elko
Kimberley
National Liberal and Conservave
Banff-Windermere Road
Yoho Park
West Kootenay
Robert Green
Goodeve
Saul Bonnell
Fernie
Unionist
R. B. Beattie
Carecarts Ad Promises Quick Body Cleanse
A vintage advertisement touts Carecarts as a remedy for sickness and bilious symptoms. It claims a ten cent box will cleanse the liver and bowels, ending headaches dizziness bad breath and stomach misery with no griping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Liberal Banner Prospects in Local Election Unclear
The article discusses potential Liberal candidates and the possibility of an independent stance by Mr. R Randolph Bruce. It notes the Liberal convention set for Cranbrook on Wednesday the twelfth instant and mentions Major J Crowe’s cedar pole sale to Alberta’s provincial government. It also reports ill health prompting Magistrate W H Whimster to resign and move to Nelson with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Randolph Bruce
Cranbrook
J. Crowe
Kitchener Timber Co., Ltd
Alberta
Col. Thompson
M.P
Nelson News
W. H. Whimster
Fernie
Whimster
Nelson
Annual Meeting of Windermere District Ladies Aid
Invermere October meeting of the Windermere District Hospital Ladies Aid was well attended at Mrs. W. Howard Cleland home. Officers for 1921 22 elected: President Miss B E M Kittle first vice president Mrs H B Gore second vice president Mrs Christian Troyer third vice president Mrs Evelyn M Sandilands. Treasurer Mrs G J Erickson to be secretary treasurer. Treasurer reported 326 00 in funds plus two 50 Victory bonds. Over 200 spent on supplies and furnishings for the hospital in 1920 21. membership 42. Also notes John Dorman injured by axe head wound sustaining artery. treated and recovering in Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invermere
Ladies’ Aid of
Windermere District Hospital
W. Howard Cleland
Bruce Avenue
H. B. Gore
Athalmer
Christian Troyer
Windermere
Evelyn M. Sandilands
Wilmer
G.J. Erickson
Water Licence Application for Skookumchuck Creek Power
The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co of Canada Ltd of Kimberley B C seeks a license to take 250 second feet and store 10 000 000 feet of water from Skookumchuck Creek for power at Sullivan Mine Kimberley Fort Steele District. Objections due within thirty days of notice first published October 18 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada, Ltd
Kimberley
B. C
Skookumchuck Creek
Kootenay River
C.P.R
Skookumehtck
Skookumchuck
B.C
Sullivan
Fort Steele
Water Recorder
Cranbrook
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada
E. G
Kimberley Townsite Special Survey Notice 1921
Notice of the Special Survey of Kimberley Townsite, plan 664 filed for approval by the Lieutenant-Governor. Public hearing set for October 20 at 10:30 AM in Nelson to hear complaints. costs and compensation added to survey expenses. Costs to date total 1287.28, with funds from Consolidated Revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley
Kootenay
Registrar-General
Registrar of the Land Registry Office
Nelson
Connell
Rev. Stokes, Wai
Land Regiatry Office
Province of
British Columbia
Victoria
J. W. Dee
Farris
Consolidated Revenue Fund
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Ladies’ Aid
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Kitchener Timber Company
Creston
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