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Newspaper
Cumberland Islander
Location
Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1921
Page
5
Cumberland Wins First League Game In Nanaimo
Cumberland defeated Nanaimo 2 0 in a hard fought league match. Cumberland’s defense held Nanaimo’s forwards as Jock Campbell Mortimer and Routledge shone in stops while Toots Plump scored the second goal. Nanaimo’s Bobby Husband stood out for the home team though their front line struggled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanaimo
Cumberland
Tommy Dickinson
Ogle
Routledge
Boyd
Jock Campbell
Mortimer
Toots
Dickinson
Bobby Husband
Toots Plump
Mortimer Boyd
Heart of Midlothian
Club Notes and Upcoming Meetings Drafted
Visitors include J P R McGill Nanaimo A Parfitt Victoria Vernon K Hall Vancouver D McMillan South Wellington W W Anderson Hazelton H I Smith Victoria The International Encyclopedia arrives for library reference The bylaws and constitution are printed bound and distributed to members A Junior Football Management meeting follows Saturday game in the club writing room A 7 g Shrek Sunday meeting aims to form a debating society Cumberland Literary and Athletic Association lecture circuit planned with University of B C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. R. McGill
Nanaimo
A. Parfitt
Victoria
Vernon K. Hall
Vancouver
D. McMillan
South Wellington
W. W. Anderson
Hazelton
H. I. Smith
Shrek
Thhe University of B. C
The
Cumberland Literary and Athletic Association
Baron
Messrs
Peden
Macdonald
Shoes offer at cost in fall shipment arrives town wide
Local retailer boasts the most complete line of shoes outside Victoria with a large fall shipment. They advertise selling broken lines at cost and invite customers to view bargains, promising Chums for children as the cheapest long term option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Dissolution Notice of Charlie Sing Chong & Company
Cavin's Shoe Store dissolves its partnership in Cumberland Chinatown British Columbia. Debts to be paid to Mah Yick and claims presented to him. Business will continue under Charlie Sing Chong & Company with Mah Yick managing. Dated Cumberland B C September 19 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Chinatown
British Columbia
Charlie Sing Chong & Company
Mah Yick
B.C
Charlie Sing Chong
Mah Sam
Mah Why
Mah Chung
Mah
Pat Mah Hing
Mah Toy
Union Bay
Great War Veterans Association Meets Each Tuesday Evening
The Great War Veterans Association holds meetings every Tuesday at 7 o clock in Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Great War Veterans Association
Memorial Hall
Vancouver Daily Province Trophy replaces McBride Shield
The British Columbia Football Association in Nanaimo presented two new trophies. The Vancouver Daily Province Provincial Amateur Challenge Cup becomes the provincial championship emblem replacing the McBride Shield held by Cumberland United. The O B Allan Provincial Junior Amateur Cup will symbolize the junior championship for players under 18 as of September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland United Football Club
Vancouver Daily Province
British Columbia Football Association
Nanaimo
Bevan Juniors Top Cumberland 3 1 In Exhibition Match
The Cumberland and Bevan Juniors clashed at the Recreation Grounds last Saturday with Bevan winning 3 goals to one. Cumberland were short five regulars, but the visitors dominated the first half while Cumberland pressed in the second. Four teams expected in the Graham Cup league: Bevan Cumberland High School and Union Bay, promising strong junior football this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Bevan
Recreation Grounds
Bevan Boys
Cumberland Juniors
High School
Union Bay
Ans
A Generous Sport at the B Hotel Fishing
Two local men fished with one luckier than the other. The lucky man offered to share his two small catches by adding them to the big basket. At the B Hotel the crowd gathered as they laid the fish on the table. He teased, asking if each man could pick out his own two from the crowd.
Ladysmith Dominates Granby In Easy Soccer Victory
In an Upper Island Soccer League match played Saturday, Ladysmith defeated Granby 6 to 0. Ladysmith controlled play from the start, as the home team pressed for goals and extended the lead throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Granby
Whisky Drives Man to Eat Tree Bark in Galt Gardens
A hungry man, lacking food for three days while awaiting a cheque, was found eating bark from a tree in Galt Gardens. Police linked his hunger to drinking squirrel whisky. The incident occurred Sunday evening and was reported in Lethbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Galt Gardens
Mattress and Blankets Offer for Cozy Night
A good mattress and a pair of new blankets are available to make the night comfortable. The items promise a warm, restful rest with inviting options for shoppers seeking comfort.
To Apologize And Embrace Humility In Daily Life
A compact meditation lists steps for personal growth from saying sorry to accepting blame. It emphasizes actions over words and suggests consistent self discipline, patient listening, and striving for improvement through missteps.
Pulpit and Press Seen As Saint Making Partners
A quotation exchange suggests editors fear telling truth or face removal while a preacher asserts ministers must expose members whether living or dead. The dialogue portrays a harsh view of journalism and church leaders colluding to whitewash flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exip
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harling & Ledingham
P.O
Halliday’s Bread
the New Home Bakery
J. H. Halliday
Donsmuir Avenue
Moore-Whittington
Liddell’s Barber Shop
Dunsmuir Avenue
Courtenay
Royston
Cumberland Road
P. Leo Anderton
Louis R. Stevens
Slater
Strider
Cavin’s Shoe Store
Marocchi Bros
Grocers
Cumberland and Courtenay, B.C
Bevan Juniors
Whisky
Fawcett
A. MacKinnon
Cumberland, B.C
Leckie’s
Weston’s
Harvard
Scuffer
the Model Clothing and Shoe Store
P. O. Box
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