Enderby News Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Enderby district brief items include Mrs H for Victoria and Mr George Myers returning boasted visits from Kamloops to Chase. Jean Leatherdale in Kamloops and others travel for Christmas. Local events cover dances, fishing, Red Cross market, and a club meeting with Miss Seymour. Bank of Montreal staff moves to Vancouver.
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C.pr
Hi Mohr
Warne
Harry Garrett
Elkhorn
Man
P. Garrett
Jack
Harvey
Victoria
He Ther
Tavis
Olanagan Law. Mills
Calgary
Messrs
Okanagan
Telephone. Co
Enderby
Joe
Mowal
Jack McMahon
Kamloops
Won
Phil Ahier
Vancouver
Silverton
B.C
Greenwood Lodge
The
Mara Musical & Athletic Association
Enderby Holiday By law Seen as Harmful to Trade
The piece argues that any restraint of trade on legal holidays is unconstitutional and condemns Enderby’s 1915 council for enforcing a by law that forces business closures Thursday afternoons. It warns the policy harms local commerce, drives trade away, and calls the move a lasting joke on merchants while noting other communities allow half holidays.
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Enderby
Messrs Billings & Gochrane
Ontario
Enderby Speaker Urges Stronger Support for Patriotic Fund
Mr Nation provincial secretary of the Canadian Patriotic Fund spoke at the K of G Hall on the need for broader local backing in Enderby and district. He cited rising monthly expenditures and urged systematic monthly contributions to meet the 1916 goal, noting Enderby has paid $56 and faces a required $800. He defended fund administration costs and stressed sacrifice by front line soldiers and families. Leave orders at Joe's for Christmas cake.
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F.nation
Canadian Patriotic Fund
P. Hall
Enderby
Nation
Phoenix
Graff
City Council Advised Not to Proceed with Quarterly Tax Collections
City Council meets with Mayor and Aldermen to discuss tax collection plans and subdivision surveys. Debate over cemetery regulations, shop closing by-law, and the continuity of municipal authority highlights concerns about ongoing assessments and the feasibility of quarterly tax collection.
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Dill
Pinkner
Hariry
Gouneiliby
May Skaling
Faulkner
Evergreen Avenue
O McPherson
Ald Hartry
McPherson
Enderby Open Air Rink Promises Best Ice and Affordable Entry
An open air rink on Cliff street will offer skating from noon to 7 30 with 1040 30 admission for adults and 2.50 for children under 16 while weather permits. An electric bulletin will announce game times and ice conditions. Mr Mannis vows to provide the best possible service and seeks public support.
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TEX Furday
Asvbeen
Cliff Street
Mannis
Enderby
Robinson Acquitted in Bowes Stock Case in Ottawa
John M. Robinson, British Columbia promoter, was found not guilty by Judge Guon of obtaining stock from Harry K. Bowes under misrepresentations. The judge urged restitution, noting a settlement had been reached and that Robinson had largely compensated Bowes through losses tied to the Nar dina Supply Company.
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Ottawa
John M. Robinson
British Columbia
Guon
Harry K. Bowes
P.R. Stock
Robinson
Bowes
Nardina Supply Company
Provincial newspapers show brighter business tone in ads
Provincial papers display more optimism with improved advertising. The country press reflects local prosperity, though wary businessmen may still fear dull markets, likening concerns to a dried herring industry.
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Thal
Christmas stock of eggs and bread tickets offer
A local ad notes a stock of case eggs suitable for Christmas cooking and Twelve bread tickets sold by Teece & Son for $1.00 at Jone's store.
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Teece & Son
Jone’s
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