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Ladies’ Liberal

Association

have formed a campaign committee,

with headquarters in the rooms

above Little and Atchison’s store,

Armstrong Avenue.

 

COMMITTEE:

                                                MRS. C.J. LITTLE – CHAIRMAN

                                    MRS. MILES, MRS. DORAN, MRS. SPREULL,

                                    MRS. WILLIS, MRS. DOUGLASS, MRS. JONES,

                                    MRS. COLLINS, MRS. DOW, MRS. GENEST.

 

Rooms will be open from

3 to 5 p.m. daily

 

                                                Lady in charge will be pleased to supply any information

                                                required to anyone calling between these hours.

 

 

 

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Title: Cranbrook Ladies' Liberal Association
Internal ID: 0052.0995
Medium: Newspaper
Date: July 17th 1930
Collection: 0052
City: Cranbrook, BC
People: Collins, Doran, Jones, Spreull, Dow, Little, Willis, Miles, Atchison, Genest, Douglass
Publisher: Cranbrook Courier
Pages: 6
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