Island Arts and Crafts Society Exhibition at Hudson Bay Building
The Island Arts and Crafts Society hosts an exhibition of original paintings drawings designs architectural crafts in the Private Dining room of the Hudson's Bay Company Building Victoria from October 23 to October 30 daily 12 noon to 6 pm. Members may submit up to eight works per class including oils watercolors miniatures pastels and black and white or specimens of any kind.
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Island Arts and Crafts Society
Hudson's Bay Company
Victoria
Island Arts and Crafts Society Exhibition Rules
The Society sets fees for non members and delinquent members, with a $1 entry fee per exhibit. Exhibits are due Thursday October 18 at the Hudsons Bay Company Building 10 am to 5 pm and must be removed Thursday November 1 10 am to 5 pm. Labels must include artist name and address title and price if for sale. All works require screw eyes and ready wiring. A 25 cent admission, 15 cent children, 50 cent season tickets. Ten percent of sold exhibits withheld. Unpacked and repackaging aid offered for distant exhibitors.
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Hudson’s Bay Company
J. S. McMillan
Union Bank Building
T. S. Gore
Langley Street
Hudson's Bay Company
Island Arts and Crafts Society
Sub committee to report on Price cures findings
A special committee of medical men and ministers reports progress on the Price cures investigation. It finds cures in functional disorders but difficulty proving cures in organic disease, with some amelioration noted. Over twenty believed cured patients died later and several others required mental hospitals, while a promised case list from Price was not received. The panel does not question the religious aspect of Price's work.
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C. 8. Price
Price
New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air For Brilliant Light
A U S government and 35 universities tested a new oil lamp claiming superior brightness to 10 ordinary lamps. It burns odorless smoke free and quiet with 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene. Inventor J B Johnson offers a 10 day free trial and agency opportunities with potential monthly earnings.
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U. S
J. B. Johnson
McDermot Ave
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Committee of Ministers and Doctors Approves Curative Effort
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Profit in Certified Seed Potatoes in Comox Valley
Prince Edward Island growers ship certified sod seeded spuds to New York. In Comox Valley certified seed potatoes earn six to ten dollars more per ton than ordinary stock. Market prices show $30–$32 per ton for certified potatoes versus $15 for standard spuds. A local grower asserts profits exist only with certified seed and that Vancouver Island could be fully supplied.
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Prince Edward Island
New York
Island
Comox Valley
Comox
Vancouver Island
Logging camps set to resume operations in November
The Bloes el Stewart Welch logging camp plans to restart on the first of November after a several week shutdown. The International Timber Company camps at Campbell River are also said to be preparing to resume operations.
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Messrs. Bloesel
Stewart & Welch
International Timber Company
Campbell River
Bachelors' Dance Opens Season at Gaiety Theatre
The Jolly Bachelors' Club hosts the opening season dance at the Gaiety Theatre on Thursday October 25. Dancing runs from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. A strong committee is arranging what promises to be the best dance yet.
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Jolly Bachelors
Gaiety Theatre
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