Sutherland's Dry Goods Store Bulks With New Sweaters and More
A large shipment of boys and youth sweaters in multiple color combos and sizes 24 to 28 priced at 3.75. larger sizes N10 to 84 at 8.95. Men's white jumbo sweaters at 9.95 and khaki headlight pants 3.95. Tiger Brand underwear and boy's combinations stocked, with linen and Irish linen handkerchiefs, silver lace, Ayrshire blankets, and ladies underwear all offered at Sutherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland’s
Sutherland
Boy's
For Sale Upland Pigs Go On Block At Eight Months
FOR SALE YOUNG BIRKSHIRE Pigs unequalled for early maturity and ready for the block at 8 months $5 each R Waddell RR 1 Cumberland FOR SALE 1 YEARLING TOG GENBERG BUCK GOAT FROM ELBAR RANCH Price $15 delivered in Cumberland or near vicinity Apply Mrs W Hanna RR No 1 Comox FOR SALE THOROUGHBRED COCKER SPANIEL Pups Splendid Retreavers C B Starrup opposite Urquhart s Mill Courtenay Road Arden Phone 162F FOR SALE TWILIGHT HERALD Heater Practically New Good appearance $12 202 Derwent Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkshire
R. Waddell
Cumberland
Elbar Ranch
C. B. Starrup
Urquhart’s Mill
Courtenay Road
Arden
Twilight Herald
Derwent Ave
Help Wanted Notices from a Rural Daily Page
Classified items seeking a mother’s helper and light housekeeping for a good home offered by Mrs. James E. Whitworth. Also ads for clams at Sidney Wharf and a farm for sale in Minneapolis with cash price details from D. P. Hush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Whitworth
Cumberland
Islander Office
D. P. Hush
Minneapolis
Minn
Municipal Election Act Registration Rules For January 1924 Vote
The notice sets registration rules for the January 1924 municipal election. Household or license holders must register with the City Clerk by October 15. Qualifications include British subject status, 21 years old, city or school district residence since January 1 1923, tax payments of at least two dollars or a six dollar trade license, and proper declaration before an authorized official. City Clerk office hours are 10 to 12.4 and 38 to 1 p m.
Modern woman trades hair for relative spite in verse
Rather than cutting off her nose to spite her face the modern woman of ten shaves her hair to provoke a relative. A recent poem titled Lord Make Me a Man appears in a cotemporary piece suggesting it may be from a discouraged spinster.
Enjoyable Birth Day Party for Alden Francescini
A pleasant surprise ninth birthday party was held for Alden Francescini on Saturday. About twelve youngsters attended, sharing games and songs while Alden received many gifts. Mrs Francescini provided refreshments and the guests included Norman Freloni, Lena Marletti, Cyril and Gertrude Davis, Eleanor Davis, May Beveridge, Annie Beveridge, Josie and John Burghiner, Viola Reese and Joe Wy lie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Francescini
Alden
Francescini
Norman Freloni
Marletti
Lena Marletti
Cyril Davis
Gertrude Davis
Eleanor Davis
May Bever
Neill Sentenced to Six Months for Bootleg Liquor
Cumberland man Wesley H Neill bought a large bootleg liquor supply in Vancouver and was arrested on return to Cumberland aboard the same boat by Provincial Constable Matthews who, sensing trouble, offered a bribe of 50 dollars which the magistrate refused, sentencing Neill to six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley H. Neill
Cumberland
Vancouver
Vancouver Island
Matthews
Neill
Banks elected delegate to Duncan convention
At a Cumberland School Board meeting Mrs. T. E. Banks was chosen as a delegate to the Duncan convention of the B C School Trustees Association. The board also debated resolutions and directed the delegate to report at the next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Cunliffe and family depart for Ladysmith to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland School Board
T. E. Banks
Duncan
B.C. School Trustees’ Association
Notice for 1.0.C. M. No. 1676 meeting details
The next regular meeting will be held Monday Oct. 22 at 7 30 p.m. A social will follow. All brothers are urged to attend. The charter is open with initiation fees set at $10. J H Robertson Sec.
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J. H. Robertson
Woolens for Ladies and Gentlemen at Agassiz Co
Imported Scotch and Irish woollens in suit lengths for ladies and gentlemen. Unexcelled quality at lowest prices. Agassiz & Co. 133 Pembarton Bldg. Victoria BC.
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Agassiz & Co
Pemberton
Victoria
B.C
Local Briefs From Town And Visiting Guests
Mrs. Fred Dallas is visiting relatives and friends in town. Earl Stevenson arrived home from California on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. BE Horwood left for Sooke on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Frame and left for their home on Wednesday. Rev. A D Greene of Quathiaska Cove was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Leversedge from Wednesday until Friday morning, when he left for Vancouver. Rev. A W Corker of Alert Bay arrived on Wednesday, and left for Vancouver on Friday morning. While in the city he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J Walton. W T Jago, Provincial Grand Officer for the Loyal Orange Lodge, paid an official visit to the local lodge on Thursday night and spoke on the Order's progress. He left for Courtenay on Friday morning to visit their lodge.
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Fred Dallas
Earl Stevenson
California
BE. Horwood
Sooke
Gordon
John Frame
A. D. Greene
Quathiaska Cove
Leversedge
Vancouver
A. W. Corker
Alert Bay
City
W. T. Jago
Loyal Orange Lodge
Victor Edmonds Delights Courtenay At Gaiety Theatre
Victor Edmonds Canada’s premier tenor soloist presented a program of classical songs to about 200 attendees from Cumberland Union Bay and the district. His performance earned high praise for voice range and encores, with local artists Mrs. M B Tribe and W A Owen also drawing acclaim. A post concert dance followed, celebrating the Native Sons of Canada for bringing Edmonds to Courtenay.
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Gaiety Theatre
Courtenay
Victor Edmonds
Canada
Cumberland
Union Bay
Comox Valley
M. B. Tribe
W. A. Owen
Native Sons of Canada
Edmonds
Successful Witat Drive and Dance at Memorial Hall
The whist drive and dance at Memorial Hall of the G W V A last Friday drew a large crowd and added to the group’s list of successes. Mrs A Gatz won the ladies prize with Miss Robertson as consolation. Mr R P Mitchell and Mr T Rickson took first and consolation prizes for the gentlemen. After refreshments by the Ladies' Auxiliary, the event continued in the dance room until midnight.
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G.W.V.A
A. Gatz
Miss Robertson
R. P. Mitchell
T. Rickson
Damonte Fined for Unsealed Liquor Possession
Joe Damonte appeared before Magistrate Baird on a charge of unsealed liquor possession and was fined $50. Constables Matthews and Russell seized three five gallon demijohas of rye and seventeen bottles of claret. Damonte plans an appeal claiming prior government control purchase details and seating requests. Prosecutor was P. P. Harrison.
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Joe Damonte
Baird
Matthews
Russell
Damonte
P.P. Harrison
Transfer Notice for Comox Valley Cow Testing Boss
Mr Thos Menzies supervisor of the Comox Valley Cow Testing Association has been notified of his transfer to Abbotsford and expects to depart for his new duties on November 1.
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Thos, Menzies
Comox Valley
Abbotsford
Christmas Cards at Low Prices from Agassiz and Co
Victoria bungalow firm Agassiz and Co offers Christmas and personal greeting cards in selected packets at the lowest prices. Located at 183 Pemberton Building, Victoria, B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agassiz & Co
Pemberton Bldg
Victoria
B. C
Novelty Advertising Calendars and Signs
Advertising blurb notes metal calendars signs and stickers from Agays sly and Co at 188 Pemberton Building Victoria with low prices.
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Lahels &c
Agayssly & Co
Pemberton
Victoria
Ladysmith Edges Nanaimo City 1 0 In League Showdown
Ladysmith defeated Nanaimo City 1 to 0 as Strang’s shot rebounded and Bell cleared, with Routledge denying multiple Nanaimo attempts. Orr stood out for Ladysmith. Nanaimo showed weak attack in second half as league standings shift and Cumberland’s win tightens the race.
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Ladysmith
Nanaimo
Routledge
Strang
Sneddon
Matheson
Bell
Gibbons
Nanaimo City
Boyd
Stobbart
Adams
Appleby
J. Orr
Orr
Cumberland
Davenports
Northfield
PARENT TEACHER ACTIVITIES PROMOTE SEASON AGENDA
The local Parent-Teacher Association held its first season social with cards dancing and solos by Mrs Wood and Mr Spittal while refreshments were served. Illness prevented Dr Lamb traveling Health Officer from speaking. The association outlined a season program with speakers on public school education and plans to recruit new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
W. Wood
R. Spittal
Lamb
B. C
Llness
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayrshire
Bonnie Doon
Saanich Canning Company, Limited
Sidney Wharf
J.P
Thomas Cunliffe
Nvi
Ry Ava
Canadian National Railways
Halifax
Liverpool
Ansonia
Pittsburgh
Southampton
Glasgow
Ss. “Andania
London
E. W. Bickle Agent
Victor Edmonds IN
Lang
Rexall—Kodak Store
Caravan Castile
King
Gravenstein
Burns & Brown B. & B. Grocery
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Houston
Bell and Company
Husband
Anderson
Sdnysmith
Nanainfo
Toots Plump
City Boys
P.T. Association
I. A. Gallivan
Hamilton
John Kyle
MacNaughton
R. Sovereign
St. Mark's
Forestry Dept
University of B.C
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