LARMALENE Promises Cure for Deafness in Home Remedy
A Continental remedy named LARMALENE claims to cure deafness with a simple home treatment and no expensive devices. Testimonials from Mrs K Wilkingon and Mrs E Crowe describe relief from head noises and restored hearing after using the ointment, with orders available by mail for $1.00 through LARMALENE CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. K. Wilkingon
Slad Road
Stroud
Mra. E. Crowe
Whitehorse Road
Croydon
Ventnor
Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment on Vancouver Island
The largest up-to-date dry cleaning and dyeing shop on Vancouver Island offers cleaning and dyeing for ladies and gents wear, household furnishings, and more. Cumberland agent Mr. Sutherland will advise on any work needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Island
Sutherland
Cumberland
Secret History Of The Day And The Narrow Legal Sweep
A Sydney Smiths Weekly excerpt recounts con artistry with a man out of work for eight months and a 10/ note found in a gutter, plus a bogus Hobart wire. It notes a country jury deadlock resolved by a circus rumor and probes NSW CLD findings on immigration documents not tampered with, while hinting at Cabinet politics and Carruthers land scheme opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
N.S.W. C.ld
George Fuller
Carruthers
New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air Claims
A new oil lamp advertised as burning 94 percent air and six percent kerosene is promoted as odorless smokeless and quiet with tests said to be favorable by the U S Government and three leading universities The inventor J B Johnson offers a 10 day free trial or free lamp to the first local user to aid distribution and promises agency opportunities earning 250 to 500 dollars monthly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
J. B. Johnson
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Timber firm seeks name change to Thomson & Clark Timber Co
Notice states Esary Timber Company Limited will apply to the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies in Victoria B C to change its name to Thomson and Clark Timber Company Limited. Dated Vancouver B C December 8 1923. Laura L McGhee assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esary Timber Company Limited
Registrar of Joint Stock Companies
Victoria
B.C
Thomson & Clark ‘Timber Company Limited
Vancouver
Laura L, McGhee
New C N R Station Opens in Emerson Manitoba
A splendid new addition to the town is the Canadian National Railways station recently opened to the public. The building measures 50 by 25 feet, is heated with hot air, electrically lighted, and includes a large waiting room, ticket office, express room and a full sized basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Man
Canadian National Railways
Western turkeys supply keeps Montreal well fed
The Western turkey is in solid with Montreal. Five turkeys out of six imported to the city came from Manitoba Saskatchewan or Alberta. Sixty thousand birds were eaten on Christmas Day according to Montreal dealers, three times previous records. Western supply kept Christmas turkey costs at about 35 cents per pound rather than 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian National Railways earnings rise in 1923 week
The gross earnings for the week ending December 21, 1923 reached 5,455,798 dollars, up 778,084 dollars or 14 percent from the same week in 1922. For January 1 to December 21, 1923 the total was 248,647,527.87 dollars, up 20,967,521.18 dollars from 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
Seeing Canada trip for Scott High football team
Portland Oregon to Toledo Ohio Scott High School football team will travel as far as possible on the Canadian National Railways to view Western Canada and the Canadian Rockies on their return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Toledo
Ohio
Scott
Canadian National Railways
Western Canada
Canadian Rockies
Premier Massey Visits Winnipeg En Route from England
Premier Massey of New Zealand spent New Year’s Eve in Winnipeg during a stop on the Canadian National Continental Limited. His brief stay at the Fort Garry hotel included visits with Winnipeg residents and friends after the recent conference of premiers in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey
New Zealand
Winnipeg
England
City
Canadian National “Continental Limited
Fort Garry
British Columbia Mineral Output Rises in 1923
The 1923 mineral production in British Columbia reached $39,699,758, up 12.8 percent from 1922’s $36,158,843. The year 1921 valued at $2,086,641.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Lost rocker on Cumberland to Bowser seeks reward
Lost wicker rocker reported December 22 on route from Cumberland to Bowser. Inform Ben Pearse in Bowser for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicker Rocker
Cember
Cumberland
Bowser
Ben Pearse
For Sale Barred Rock Cockerels Agassiz strain
For sale barred rock cockerels from the Agassiz and Agassiz Golding strain. Price four dollars each. Contact R Waddell at R R No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assiz and
Agassiz-Golding
R. Waddell
Polyglot Porter at Windsor Depot Solves Language Impasse
John Cox a British Guiana born baggage porter at the Windsor Station Montreal of the Canadian Pacific Railway, famed polyglot known as Number Eighteen, uses Spanish Italian English French Greek Hindustani Arabic and more to interpret travelers and calm miscommunication when strangers arrive and local attempts fail. His career spans England Brazil Panama and naval service, with wartime posting at Mudros shaping his linguistic mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cox
Windsor
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Kipling
Suez
Mezzofanti
British Guiana
England
Brazil
Panama
Mudros
Grecian
Dardanelles
Germany
Canada
Coesian Pacific Railway
Windsor Statin
Nimber
Canadian railways back Oriental market push for exports
Mr A Brostedt oriental representative of the Canadian National Railways says a live market for Canadian lumber cured meats livestock and other produce is being developed in the priest. He notes China and Japan are buying considerably more Canadian produce than before and there is room for much development. Canadian manufacturers and exporters will study oriental market needs and arrange for representation in the orient by business men who know those countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brostedt
Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg
Montreal
China
Japan
Brostedt
Orient
Oat Yield Report From Lloydminster Alberta
A yield of 140 bushels per acre of oats is reported from Lloydminster Alberta. The crop was grown by R B Symonds, a farmer who thr shed 1050 bushels from 7% acres. His other oats ran 120 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloydminster
Alberta
R. 8. Symonds
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Star Livery Stable
Alex. Maxwell
Cumberland, B.C
Dominion Life
the Dominion Life Assurance Company
Waterloo
Ontario
Pemberton Bldg
Jos. Damonte
Moir
Henderson
J. Sutherland
Pantorium Dye Works
B. C
Yous
Victoria, BC
Turkeys
C. N
B. C. Mineral Output
Royston Motor Co
Goodyear
A. J. Edwards
Courtenay
Royston
McBryde’s Bakery
Courtenay Tea Room
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