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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
5
Mrs Almas of Saskatoon writes from Butterby Sask about five years of illness and two weeks in hospital with attacks. After five Hepatola treatments she reports rapid relief passing gall stones in one hour and a gain of 80 pounds, claiming now she is in good health.
Correspondence from Skookumchuck dated October 11 1921 asks Cranbrook residents to draft and circulate a petition to Victoria to retain Mr Wallinger in his government service. The writer cites community support and mentions Dr Saul Bonnell M P and Calgary and Van telephone connections as context.
A William Fox photoplay titled From Now On comes to the Star Theatre October 26-27. George Walsh stars in a tale of fortune, swindles, frames, and a hidden dovecote treasure amid pursuit by criminals and police, with shifting loyalties and a dramatic finale.
Invermere reports the Dominion government telephone line from Fairmont Hot Springs to Canal Flats is finished, extending over sixteen miles this year and bringing southern reach to forty miles from central Invermere. A small gap remains between Canal Flats and Wasa to complete the link.
Advert shows that only Bayer labeled aspirin is genuine and safe for cold, headache, neuralgia, rheumatism, and toothache. It notes Bayer packaging, Canadian-made status, and the product’s long approved safety record for millions of users.
The returning officer Basil G. Hamilton issued the proclamation for the Kootenay Hast riding election. Nomination is set for November 22 in Cranbrook Court House from 12 to 2 pm and voting on December 6 at polling divisions including advance polls for railway workers and travelers. Registration runs Oct 30 to Nov 27 urban divisions, from 9 am to 9 pm, with a lunch break. A fruit and vegetable sale raised 38 dollars to buy coal, with thanks from Lieut Ede and The Herald.
The Salvation Army festival services drew large crowds at the Citadel over the weekend. Lieutenant L. Ede preached on The Last Great Harvest Home from Romans 14 10, stressing all must face Christ’s judgment, regardless of salvation status. Sunday School work continues.
Herald notes a three to four week old Studebaker advertisement listed the Light Six Sedan price as 3776 dollars. Correct price is 2775 dollars.
For indigestion gas sour acid stomach take Papes Diapepsin. A few tablets give immediate relief and help you eat favorite foods again. Large case costs only a few cents at drug stores with millions helped yearly.
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