Easter Best Quality Ad Urges Men to Shop Now
A general notice urges men to choose high quality Easter attire. It stresses all men should take due notice and seek good value for their Easter dress needs.
25 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
1
A general notice urges men to choose high quality Easter attire. It stresses all men should take due notice and seek good value for their Easter dress needs.
The Dauphin Judicial District opened its spring assizes with Judge Prendergast. Six criminal and two civil cases are listed. The grand jury has returned true bills in four cases. Albert Campbell’s trial for shop breaking and theft proceeds with Crown Prosecutor F. E. Simpson and counsel C. A. Rogers.
Mikeen faced P. M. Hawkins on Tuesday charged with possessing a wash suitable for making spirits. The information was filed by J. Ball of the Inland Revenue Dept. Nahaluk was found guilty, fined 200 dollars plus costs. J. N. McFadden prosecuted and Alex Ka’z defended.
The Presbyterian church marks its anniversary with services Sunday the 28th and Monday the 20th. Rev John Mackay D D of Manitoba college will preach Sunday with special choir music. Monday features a short address by Mackay and a musical program. The ceremony of burning the torte will cap the event.
Death occurred Tuesday March 28 at Dauphin hospital of Mrs. John A. McDonald wife of J A McDonald of Durban Man after a two month illness She was 41 born in Owen Sound daughter of the late Charles and Mary Ward Her family came to Dauphin in 1807 later moving seven years ago to Durban Four children survive K Howe Benito Cynthia Olive and Neil Funeral from St James Presbyterian church Thursday at 2 pm Rev J A Haw to officiate
Funeral service for the late J. W. and Mrs. Douglas of Moose Jaw to be held at Farrells undertaking parlors on Sunday the 28th at 2 30 pm. Interment will be at Riverside cemetery.
The Jewish Club notes a Tuesday reception for Mr. Alex Katz and bride. Mr. J. J. Katz departs Friday for a twelve month trip to Europe and the Holy Land. Mr. and Mrs. Shack receive an address as they move to Verigen Sask expressing good wishes.
The Ladies Auxiliary GW V A announce a ten cent tea and sale of homemade cooking at Mr Skinner's store Main Street on Saturday April 3. Easter flowers will be available with tulips of all colors for sale.
A grey wolf allegedly took a lost item on the 17th at Conductors Hall and is requested to be left at the Herald office or returned to the Conductors' Committee.
The Order of Railway Conductors hosted its first annual St Patrick Night Ball on March 17 in Dauphin. The event featured ornate decorations, a forest scene stage with owls, a glow lit ballroom, a McMurray orchestra performance, midnight supper, and thanks from the O R C to the community.
Through board efforts a high operator for commercial messages is installed at the station. Citizens are urged to support the railway enterprise. A link building is under consideration though the exact plan is not settled. A rink is deemed a pressing necessity.
Members of the Poultry Association and guests dined at the Children's Home on Tuesday the 24th to honor Ed Robinson who earned a diploma and the Bank of Commerce medal for the best male bird, a White Wyandotte. President K H Walker introduced Murray who read the tribute and congratulated the winner. Speakers McCaul Bowman G King and Murray emphasized the association’s work and the poultry industry’s national importance.
HOULDEN and MONTGOMERY wed at bride's parents home in Dauphin with Rev. J A Haw officiating. Edna Montgomery from Winnipeg becomes wife of Sydney Houlden. Death notices and memoriam items for Marjorie English age 1, Nathan Little age 4, John Henry Bopen, and May Ellen Durham. Local ads mention Dauphin Trading Co. and Norma Talmadge film. cattle sale details from Carberry with foal prospects.
Redistribution bill adds two seats for Dauphin district in the legislature. Emmett McManus returns from Guelph after completing a dairy course at the Agricultural College and takes a position with the Shoal Lake creamery. Roy Smith and Norman Clubs are released from jail last week and have not yet been recaptured by press time. A meeting of the Children's Aid Society is set for Rest Room on Monday March 2 at 5 pm with all directors officers and friends urged to attend as real importance will be discussed.
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