Obituary: Arthur Henderson of Little River
The death of Arthur Anderson of Little River occurred Sunday after a short illness from pneumonia. A Boer War veteran and former Soldier’s Settlement Board farmer, he served in World War I with the Fourth Divisional Transport. He leaves a wife, two children, and many friends. funeral was a military service at Anglican cemetery Sandwich conducted by Rev. J. W. Flinton with Great War Veterans' Association attendance.
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Arthur Anderson
Little River
Mr. Anderson
Soldiers’ Settlement Board
Imperial Yeomanry
Anderson
Great War Veterans’ Association
Sandwich
J. W. Flinton
New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air for Brighter Light
A government tested lamp by J B Johnson of Winnipeg claims superior brightness to gas and electricity, burning 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene with no odor smoke or noise. He offers a 10 day free trial and agency opportunities promising $250 to $600 monthly with no prior experience or money.
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U. S
J. B. Johnson
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Local Obituary Detail Highlights Bearers and Age
Bearers were Messrs A E Bennett Grist C J M Phelps H Scales P Whelm and W A Edwards. The late Mr Anderson was fifty one years of age.
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Messrs
A. E. Bennett
Grist
C. J. M. Phelps
H. Scales
P. Whelm
W. A. Edwards
Mr. Anderson
Whist Drive Delights L C L Lodge Members
Court enay Lodge No. 2552 L C L held a Friday whist drive at the lodge hall on Island Highway opposite the Agricultural Hall. Ten tables played with prizes to Ladies first Mrs Hoomer and Miss Trew, Gentlemen first Mr Thomas Robinson and Mr William Cessford. Henry Bramley sang comic songs and Captain A Parker gave an address before a post event dance.
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Courtenay Lodge No
L.C.L
Island Highway
Agricultural Hall
Hoomer
Miss Trew
Thomas Robinson
William Cessford
Henry Bramley
Captain A. Parker
Whist Drive Aids Dove Creek School Funds
The Dove Creek Community Club held a whist drive at Mrs. A Geidt’s farm with thirteen tables. Winners were Miss Phyllis McLeod and Miss Williamson among the ladies and Mr W L Hodgkins and Mr J Williamson among the gentlemen. Half time refreshments and musical numbers accompanied a white Wyandotte rooster raffle donated by Mr Thorold Smith to aid school books and furniture for the new building. The district children returned to studies last Monday with plans open to contractors for the school facilities.
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Dove Creek
A. Geidt
Phyllis McLeod
Miss Williamson
W. L. Hodgkins
J. Williamson
James Aston
William Shilcock
Mr. Treherne
Thorold Smith
Residence Use Arranged for Mr George Montgomery
An arrangement is made for the use of Mr George Montgomery's house while he is away in California ensuring occupancy during his absence.
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George Montgomery
California
Girl Breaks Arms Fourth Time After Fall
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Annand broke her arm again last Saturday marking the fourth incident for the child. The event featured a Tombola prize, prizes won by Mrs. Sutton Corbett and McKnight, and a public school numbers presentation by Honor Fechner and others. Harry Bramley sang a comic song before refreshments and a dance closed the evening at one o'clock.
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Joseph Annand
John Sutton
Corbett
McKnight
Peter McBryde
J. W. McKenzie, Jr
Bernadine Shannon
Honor Fechner
Gladys Perez
Kathleen Moore
Violet Trotter
Kitty Williams
Sidney Williams
Harry Bramley
Elks Lodge Whist Drive at Booth's Hall Courtenay
Elks Lodge No. 60 held a whist drive and entertainment at Booth's Hall last Tuesday night. Eighty attendees formed twenty tables playing twenty hands. Prize winners included Mr. E. L. Macdonald first, Mr. D Brown and Mr. John Catchpole tied 143 with Catchpole winning on a cut. Consolation prize went to Mr. Samuel Watson.
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Courtenay
Cliffe Family in Vancouver as Son seeks hospital care
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Cliffe spent several days in Vancouver where their son Joseph is in hospital. Rae Dawson made a business trip to Vancouver this week. Mr. Alexander Urquhart went to Victoria on Tuesday for a short business visit.
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L. R. Cliffe
Vancouver
Joseph
Rae Dawson
Alexander Urquhart
Victoria
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McLeod’s Store
Cumberland Tailors
Cumberland, B. C
Union Hotel
Cumberland, B.C
Dunsmuir Avenue
Cumberland
Theed Pearse
R, Yates
Union Bay Road
Arthur Henderson
Elks Lodge
Booth’s Hall
A. H. Webb
Windermere Ave
Turday
Comox District
FORD
Gray Dort
Chevrolet
Corfield Motors, Limited
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