Returned Men Not Satisfied With Government Gratuity
Members of Parliament to be asked to address veterans and give their views. A prominent Great War Veterans Association member says returned soldiers are dissatisfied with the Dominion Government’s gratuity. Local G.W.V.A. commands are urged to wire Ottawa with their views and seek an early meeting to discuss aid and reconstruc tion.
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Hominion
BOV
G.W.V.A
Ottawa
G.W.Y.A
Daring Robbery of Union Bay Store
Thieves broke into the jewelry shop of a Chinaman in Union Bay and took valuables worth over 500 dollars. Police hold the case with a promising clue but no arrests have been reported yet.
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Union Bay
Chinaman
Provinent
Cumberland Voter Registration Deadlines Announced
City Clerk Mordy warns residents to register by set deadlines including October 31 at 5 pm for households November 30 at 6 pm for sale holders and November 31 at 6 pm for property holders. Camp residents can register to vote for school trustees only with office hours 4 to 6 pm on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Mordy
Cumberland
Camp
Sermon Highlights Wartime Unity and Women’s Aid
Rev. A Bischlager spoke to St George's Presbyterian Church on experiences at the front and the value of religious cooperation. He praised Canadian women for caring for soldiers and noted ecumenical clergy teamwork among denominations. He urged lasting lessons from the war and announced his move to Duncan.
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Mr. Bischlager
Presbyterian Church
St George's Presbyterian Church
Canada
A. Bischlager
Duncan
Question of magistrate considered for Cumberland police role
The attorney general's reply to Cumberland city council about appointing Alderman Thomson as police magistrate is disputed. McKinnon has resigned but not acted on, leaving no magistrate in Cumberland and forcing distant or interim solutions for minor and major cases. The city faces repeated delays as officials await action and proper legal authority.
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Ald. Thomson
Cumberland
McKinnon
City Council approves sidewalk raise on Dunsmuir avenue
At a special meeting the City Council decided to raise the sidewalk on both sides of Dunsmuir avenue between Third and Fourth streets and to install drain pipes for that district. After paying the Third street paving bills, funds were insufficient to extend work to Fourth street this fall unless delinquent taxes are paid. The city remains debt free and aims to stay so. Coal and wood heaters at Bates hardware store, all up to date.
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City Council
Dunsmuir Avenue
Fourth
Third
Fourth Streets
Third Street
Fourth Street
Bate
Wilful Noises Targeted by Cumberland Police
Cumberland police warn night quiet must be kept as they crack down on street disturbances. A young man was charged with creating a disturbance by shouting. magistrate fines him 25 dollars with three months jail as an alternative.
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Cumberland
Cumberland Football Boys Dance at Ilo-Ilo Hall
The Cumberland football players hosted a dance at the Ilo-Ilo Dance Hall on Thursday night with over eighty couples attending. Organized by R Brown J Brown J Smith M Williamson Nat Bevis and others, the nine piece orchestra led by Murdock provided free music to aid fund raising for the club. James Walker acted as master of ceremonies.
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Cumberland
Terpsichore
R. Brown
J. Brown
J. Smith
M. Williamson
Nat Bevis
Murdock
James Walker
For Sale Modern Residence With Grounds and Orchard
Advertisement for a modern residence with latest improvements, large grounds, a good orchard, garage, barns, and necessary outbuildings. For further particulars apply Islander Office.
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Islander Office
Davis Offers Shoe Repairs in Vancouver and Cumberland
Davis of Vancouver advertises shoe repairing services for Cumberland and district with quality materials. M. J. Gillespie, inspector for the Excelsior Life Insurance Company, seeks a territory representative and offers literature from the Standard Bank Building, Vancouver.
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Davis
Vancouver
Cumberland and District
Excelsior Life Insurance Company
M. J. Gillespie
Standard Bank
B.C
Cumberland Motor Works Dissolved in Cumberland
Notice declares dissolution of the partnership of Andrew Thomson and John H. Cameron operating Cumberland Motor Works as of October 14 1919. The business will be continued by John H Cameron who will pay all debts and demands due to the firm. Creditors are urged to present their claims to Cameron promptly.
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City of
Cumberland
Messrs
Andrew Thomson
John H. Gaueron
Cumberland Motor Works
John H. Cameron
J. H, Cameron
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