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            Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Spence and family, Mrs. Swan and Mrs. William Harvey, Slaterville residents, are enjoying a vacation in the Windermere country.

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            We understand Frank Stockdale, of Windermere, has been appointed government vendor at Invermere and will dispense bottled scenery to the many thirsty tourists who will wend their way to Invermere during Thompson memorial celebration.  The store expects to open for business next week.

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            Mr. S. Wesley Wilson, of Regina, Sask., arrived in the city last weekend to attend the wedding of his brother.  He will conduct the business end of the Wilson’s Vulcanizing Works during the honeymoon trip of the newly married couple.

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Title: Cranbrook Autoists
Internal ID: 0052.0597
Medium: Newspaper
Date: August 25th 1922
Collection: 0052
City: Cranbrook, BC
People: Harvey, Wilson, Spence, Swan, Stockdale
Publisher: Cranbrook Courier
Pages: 10
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Newspaper article Windermere to have a government liquor store, Cranbrook residents enjoy vacation in Windermere country.
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