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SCHOOL SUPPLIES Of Every Description. »> TEXT BOOKS---Complete Stock for all Public and High School Classes. INKS AND TEACHERS' SUPPLIES All Text Books sold at Publishers Prices, plus cost of freight. EXERCISE BOOKS & SCRIBBLERS--Extra Large 5¢. size, all one kind or assorted, ruled for ink, and pencil, or plain. - SEVEN for 25c. FREE FOR SCHOOL OPENING WEEK. A 50c. Fountain or Propelling Pencil free to any one presenting $5.00 worth of paid bills for School Supplies. The goods must all be the purchase of one family, but may be bought by different members -of the family. Ralph J. Pronger ey el Met arent much you pay How ~ How Much You Get ITH New Lower Prices is now combined the most Amazing Quality in all Chevrolet history. Chevrolet has widened the circle of auto- mobile ownership . provided econo- mical transportation to untold thousands - . . placed within reach of the average motor-car buyer a QUALITY and a LUXURY beyond all expectations. In judging Chevrolet look not merely at what you pay, but also at what you get. Consider the smooth, fleet performance, the grace and beauty of the Fisher bodies, the ease of starting, driving and stopping, the refined yet rugged quality evident throughout Cvs construction. Weigh Chevrolet quality with Chevrolet price and know why Chevrolet has achieved the most spectacular popularity of any car in the world. c-s23C New and Lower Prices Towing - - - - -$645 Sedm- - - - . . 358% Reals: = = = = « 645 Laodew Sedan - - 915 Sport Roadster - ~ - 720 Imperial Landen Sedan 955 = = = «= = =» 7685 1-Ton Truck Chassis - 635 Cabriolet - - - « . 875 Roadster Delivery - 645 Coach- = « - . . 750 Commercial Chassis - 485 Prices at Factory, Oshawa, Ontario--Tazxes Exira PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED Durance Bros. DRYDEN Chevrolet Dealers KENORA ZING Juality Lil I--Johnson's Wax Mop. ......... 150 I--Johnson's Weighted Floor Polishing Brush........« % 3.50 I--Johnson's Book on Home Boduatitying. . vs sveraveses 25 al | $6.75 A Saving of $1.75 LABOR 1 | 10 l= on A. ==" 25 For homes not supplied VE [015 INETOINES | with electricity. Does mervellous work in a few moments. Buy Your Outfit While They Last. 3 v Wright PART RT, A. bt Phone 49 . James THE DRYDEN OBSERVER ° | Ontario's Rulesfor Motor Drivers The Ontario Department of Highways has issued a set of rules for motor- drivers in an effort to cut down the number of accidents on roads and streets. The suggestions are as fol- lows: 1. Get your Motor Vehicle Operator's License. { Have it whenever you drive a car If {you get into an accident, or are stopped {by a traffic officer or policeman, the ab- |sence of your operator's license in itself will be considered a breach of the {law and subject to a fine. 2. Have your car in perfect mechani- cal shape, Glaring Headlights--See that your {lights are of one of the types authoriz- ed by the department, and that your bulbs are in focus. Brakes--Get your {breaks tested frequently so that your {car will obey when you want it to { stop. | Steering Gear--No part of the car is |so vital, Take care against breakage by | frequent inspection. | Four-Wheen Break Signs--Put one on | the rear of your car if you have four- | heel brakes. 3. Don't "loaf" on Main Highways when traffic is heavy. |If you are just "out for an airing" go j where the traffic is light. County and | township roads are in good shape Slow | moving traffic is the cause of many ac- |cidents, because the motors behind {must pass. Don't be selfish with the {road by holding up traffic which has a | right to proceed at a reasonable speed. {4. In passing trafic--Be careful. { When you overtake and pass another | car, see that the road ahead is clear. Be sure there is a place in the traffic line {which you can reach before you meet ia vehicle coming the other way Keep [to your right on curves: Don't try to | pass near the top of a hill, There may |be a vehicle approaching which you cannot see. Always indicate what you intend the hom or signal with 5. When other cars try to pass you --Let them pass second the and Look. Dont try to cut info trafic Wait] a mmule and it will pass. 7. Dont Stop on the Highway-- Dea't park. it is dangerous fo yourself and to on the highway. If you wish to stop. move on to the first { turn-out, and get your car entirely of the pavement. USE COMMON SENSE--BE COURTEOUS, | CANADIAN NATIONAL | RAILWAYS EARNINGS of ---- The gross earnings of the Cana in | National Railways for the week ended | August Tth, 1927, were $4,592,919.00 le compared with $4,69609053 for |the same week of 1926, a dterease of 3 two per cent. CANNING FACTORIES & THE PEACH MOTH |; The Oriental Peach Moth is a very serious and destructive pest "of peach orchards wi gaining a foothold i the Niagara « In advoeat certain control practices, in a cir on the Oriental Peach Moth, distribut- ied by the Publications Branch, De- | partment of Agriculture, Ottawa, it urgel on fruit canners to thelp in the war against this insect by taking a number of precautions. All canning factory peach containers should be thoroughly sterilized before {they are returned to the fruit growers. This may be done by passing the con- tainers slowly through a steam box cn rollers subjecting them to the steam for several minutes, or by placing {them in retorts and subjecting them to steam under high pressure for five minutes, Unless this is done there is good reason to fear that the insect will be disseminated throughout the | peach growing districts. Besides this tall canning factory peach refuse be covered with a coating of oil immedi- ately after it is dumped outdoors, aes is strongly ¢ ing processes have become highly de- Classified WANTED--RED & WHITE PINE CONES. All those that are thinking of picking Cones this fall will please eommunicate with us as soon as pos- sible, stating the amount and kind that they are prepared to collect, EDYE DE HURST & SONS, 268(27-5t. Dryedn, Ontario fp -- WANTED--CARETAKER FOR DRY- den Cemetery.--Apply to JAS. McFADYEN, 19/8/27 Dryden pulpwood, seven miles from Dryden-- Pay $2.00 per cord --Apply G. F. LEVY, Dryden, Ont, May be seen at Dryden Motors, 19/8127.p. FOR RENT--7-ROOMED HOUSE on Duke Street, Good well.--Apply A. SFREDDO, Dryden, Ontario. 26/8/27-2t. FOR SALE--IMPERIAL WALKING Gang Plow, 12" with 4 shares--Apply J. A. STRUTT 26/3127 Dryden, Ont. FOR SALE--FUMED OAK DINING- ANDERSON & HARRIS FUNERAL DIRECTORS DAY OR NIGHT CALLS Day, 62 BR 2; SII Agent For-- tere is John Deere Equipment Cet QUALITY and SBERYICE Oxdrift Trading Co FRESH EGGS, and BUTTER ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO PHONE- : Might, 63 Bt 4 THE DRYDEN OBSERVER Member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Published at DRYDEN, Ontario Every Friday Morning ~ Largest circulation of any weekly paper in the Kenora District. Subscription, $1.50 per year. W. A. WEARE:» General Merchant AMINNITAKI, ONTARIO JUHN DEERE PLOW CO. for Every Farm Use. = J Where work is done A. STRUTT, "&i General Blacksmith and Woodworker to suit your Purse. Dryden, Ontario ED TIME PAYMENTS Arranged 2 Buit Purrhasers. OXDRIFT, ONTARIO LO.O.F DRYDEN LODGE, Ns Hall, every Monday night. 417 meets at the Town FIRST DEGREE MONDAY NIGHT Bro. D. MORISON, N.G, Bro F. WHITELEY, Rec -Sec, GENERAL MERCHANTS FI.OUR AND FEED Daily. BEEF AND PORK PROMTLY ATTENDED TO Room Furniture, consisting of: One Table, one Buffet six Chairs; also one Sewing Machine--cabinet style--all in good condition. Selling at low price. Appyly to ALDRA SMITH, Dryden, FOR SALE--NORTH HALF LOT 4, Con. 1, Township df Aubrey. For particulars, apply W. K. EDYE, Dryden, or THE ROYAL TRUST CO. Belmont House, Victoria, B.C. FOR SALE--BALED HAY, Standing ---- ATP SPSS PPPS PPP LIVERY AND DRAY PROMPT SERVICE AT ALL HOURS 7 L.O.L. DRYDEN LODGE No. 1894 Wednesday of each p.m., in the Town Hall brethren cordially invited. ---- ¢ | Heets in the Masonic Hall, Dryden, § | be Second Tuesday of each megth, meets the first and third month, at eight Visiting J. D, NICHOLSON, W:M. BADEN SMITH, Sec'y, Golden Star Lodse AF. & AM, No. 484, G.R.C. isiters Cordially invited. H. WILDE, W.M, A. E. BERRY, Secretary --ng A. WEAVER, Phone 36 Dryden, Ontario HAY (in town); Two Small Houses for rent; One nine-roomed House for sale or rent, also Two Farms ---Apply R. H. PRONGER, Dryden. Suits and WATKIN'S PRODUCTS! SPICES, EXTRACTS, Etc -- STOCK & POULTRY TONIC PI? FILLERS, FRUIT SALTS, TOUTH PASTE AND BRUSH New Fall Goods SE LINIMENT, COUGH MEDICINES, LAXATIVES, SALVES, MEDICINES, TEA AND COCOA HIGHEST GRADE All Work Guaranteed by Long Mail your Films, other work or requests direct to AMATEUR FINISHING PORTRAITS, GROUPS, CHILDREN, etc. taken at your home. Daylight or Flashlight Exposures. Experience. "The Dryden Tailor.' « MILLING and BAKING QUALITIES OF GARNET WHEAT. Garnet seems entitled to rank among the good milling wheats. This is the considered opinion of Mr L. H. New- man, the Dominian Cerealist as ex- pressed in his new bulletin on "Garnet Wheat." The chief point in which Garnet may be open to a little eriticism is in the color of the flour which is ly more yellow or creamy than The unbleached hen freshly milled may be described as light yellow or creamy yellow, while that of Marquis may be described as creamy white, Since, however, bleaching and matur- veloped and are becoming generally practised, the objection to the color of Garnet, if it is an objection, would ap- pear to be appreciably minimized. Garnet seems to be about the equal of Marquis in weight per measuerd bushel, and where the supply of moist- ure is ample it may even excel the older wheat. The two wheats are about equal in flour yield, but the ash! content of Garnet is generally appreci- ably higher than that of Marquis. Garnet flour generally produces a little higher bread yield and a loaf if slight- ly greater-volume than Marquis, Tn texture of crumb Garnet is almost equal to Marquis, and superior to Early Red Fife, Early Triumph and Kitchener. Good texture combined with high volume is commonly regard- | ed as an indication of high baking: strength, ; McCORMICK--DEERING Binders 6 FEET, RE ---- The McCormick Deering Grain Binder is not the product of a single day's work, or of a month or even a year or It is the natural outgrowth of almost va century's experience _. building harvesting machinery. _ ten years. me .® . . For Twenty-five years McCormick Binders have been recognized by the trade as the strongest and most durable under all sorts of unusual and tions. same period it was ~ Now you can buv the new Binder with the durability of the old McCormick and the light running qualities of the features of two good machines Get our Prices and Literature £ 1T =P 7 FEET & 8 FEET WIDE. They stood up under hard knocks, during the granted that Deering Binders were the lightest draft machines made. WALDHOF, P.O. Ontario Overcoats E T. 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