THE Ellesmere Guardian SATURDAY, JULY 21. 1917, NEWS OF THE DAY.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XXIII, Issue 3888, 21 July 1917, Page 2

THE Ellesmere Guardian

SATURDAY, JULY 21. 1917, NEWS OF THE DAY.

Witte which is incorporated ." The EIl«r. mere Chronicle '

' ' ■ * ' ' Messrs Riordan Bros, advertise a fresh list of sensational sale prices, which readers would do well to peruse.: The stock is all of fir§t class quality. Messrs Bendall and Cds sale will conclude next Saturday. During the last week some exceptional values in the latest styles in mercery and clothing will be offered. I The Old Pupils' Lady Liverpool j social, to be held on Tuesday next, is likely to be quite as successful as other socials held at Southbridge lately; s 1 Mr B. Brown has his stock of fancy goods now ready for sale and the same policy as that adopted with i regard to other goods—determined ,to clear regardless of cost—will be followed. j MrJ. Pearce, jun., who bought ( the Canterbury Seed Company's corner shop at Leeston, has lost no time in having the place removed, a traction engine having hauled it to the Lake Flat on Thursday. The removal contract was carried out by Mr M. Slactery, j Messrs Austin and Co., tailors, | announce that they have moved into j new premises, having acquired the : large shop and dwelling at one time' / occupied by the late Mr William Johnston, but more recently held by ! Mr Thornton. j Have you ever done any business with us in the ladies' underwear line ? We probably have by far the best stock of this class of goods this side of Christchurch. We import practically the whole 'of it from Home. This means quality plus I good value. Give our secluded ; showroom a call. Chapman Bros 19 r I Evidence of the high regard in .which the late Mr Myles Doyle was i held was afforded by the very large I attendance at the funeral, which took place on Thursday, the cortege numbering over 60 vehicles, A Requiem Mass was celebrated at St. Joseph's Church by Rev, Father Hcare, who also conducted the service at the grave. Everyone who uses crockery knows how prices have increased of late. We are. offering a special line of heavy white and gold China cups and saucers at the ridiculous price of 8s 6d per dozen. Buy before stocks run out, we can't replace. Chapman Bros X 8 It has been definitely decided to hold the Red Cross and Lady Liverpool concert at Killinchy on Friday, August 3rd, as previously announced. The Lakeside Hall opening will take place on the afternoon of the 3rd and will be followed by a concert in the evening, The two concerts will therefore clash, which is rather unfortunate.