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ESE THE DRYDEN OBSERVER Paterson's "Meat Market FRIDAY & SATURDAY Quality Specials Win $100.00 on Hamgram Contest f= Mild Cured Shamrock Hams, 1b ....... oii vs 35 = Mild Cured Dominion Cottage Rolls, per ib ....... 29 Mild Cured Dominion Picnics, perib ............. 25 ¥ Mild, Cured Side Bacon, sliced, hs or. oe aen $1.00 = Mild, Cured Fancy Ayrshire Rolls, sliced, perib .. .33 Sliced Head Cheese, per Ib Sliced Macaroni & Cheese Loaf ................... .30 S Comed Beef, two dbs Hor 5... 000 5 00h 53 1] Fresh Made Blood Sausages, Ib .~................ 20 ; Carnation Mincemeat, twolbsfor ................ 43 Fresh Haddie Fillets, 2 bsfor .... cc. vii aves 43 Chicken Halibut, whole or bali perib..-......C 22 Black Cod, per Ib ..... 19 Smelts, perlb ..... 23 Phons Ho. & A. PATERSON, Prep RARRRRRARARREIRRERE WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK OUR many Customers and Friends fer their Support during the past year, and wish you all 2a Happy and Prosperous New Year, Try Our Coals NUT COAL WILDFIRE COAL KOPPERS COKE PRICES REASONABLE-- --PROMPT DELIVERY Dryden Lumber Co. Enactment respecting railway r SS Clearance Sale. A Clearance Sale of Boy's Knickers, in tweed and blue serge. $1.50 to $2.25 THT TTT TTS Small Boys' Straight Knee Pants, in a tweed, to clear, At--75c. Boy's Heavy Blue Shirts, with Collar Attached, age 13 & 14. At--osc. Khaki Shirts, with two Pockets and Collar Attached, At--o5c. J. B. Gates EA EG 3 g g : 2 E g 2 f 1 Just Around As You Please the Some --help yourself e | g --Ask the Clerk to is --Telephone | O: H: PRONGER, Proprietor j These Prices are Good for One Week, Monday, January goth ¢ i: to Saturday, February 4th, 1928, inclusive : LARD HLA Pore 3-lbpaib. o.. ou Eee a ees 61 LARD, H. A. pure, 51h path, Bo eas an A - $1.02 PRUN Ts, large, 60 to 70, two lbs for .... vi. 25 PRUNES, large; 60:10 Zo five lbs for .... .. on. .55 SUCAR, pure Granulated, cotton bags, 10-Ibts for .. Bz § SYRUP pure Corn selling of eT 0 5 43% SODA BISCULTS, Paulins Long Red Pkg, per pks ... 20 J f BROOMS, s-string,; Special Value... uo... i. cain .39 JAM, Apple & Raspberry, 4-1b tins, cach ................ 44 | i JAM, Apple & Strawberry, 4-Ib tins, each ............. 44 8 BAKING POWDER, Serv-us, 16-0z. tins, each ........ .29 4 RICE, Serveus, 2-lb cotton bags; each . ...........c.... 25 e¢ IEA Red & White, 1-1b Aluminum pkg., each ......... 75 PALM OIL SOAP, Serv-us, three for .............. cs .25 | SALMON, Serv-us, r-lb tins each... =, o.oo vain, 42 2 SOAP PS 6. fvetor.. ii 25 l SOAP. P& G. BOE i a eet ae eee $1.00 34 Fresh Fish to Arrive Saturday-- i j Jack Fish, per 1b 08. Trout, per 1b .10, White Fish, per Ib .18 Salmon, whole, per ib... a8 Halibut, per Ib.... .20 is 0 Cabbage, per 1b ... .04 & .06 Ripe Bananas, per Ib .. .18 -& Carrots, #lbs for... 25 Ripe Tomatoes, per 1b .35 b Turnipspiperdh ....... .03 Lettuce, two heads for .35 g Cranberries, per pkt .. .35 Celery, two fori... .... 23 Te § Apple Ciderjqt. jars... 0 &..... J) i... 35 8! 54h Boxes Cheese .........¢0....cv ici svt. pmipei $1.65 | : A large assortment of Potted Meats a Delicia Apples, 7-1bs for.... $1.00 i D5 0 0 0 EH 0 0 3 OG 0 0 | ERE ELE EH LETH LE | "to provide for a grant of $500,000 : (instead of $200,700) each year Cabinet Pledges Aid to Eliminate Crossing Evils. OTTAWA, Jan. 24 --Better protecion on level crossings was urged on the government when the legislative com- miftee of the railway unions met Premier Mackenzie King and memb- ers of his Cabinet. The committee Order of Razilwaj od of Leon o%- hood ¢ of Rail of representations the government. It ised by E DE ----™,s that the committee should take up proposed legisiati ve | ¥s and canals, itte asked Jor ameni- minister of ra The + commi by the government last ses defeated in the senate. 3 aection the committee urged that the British North American act be so amended 2s to prevent the senate from vetoeing bills passed by the House of Commons more than twice, Protection Needed | With respect to the level crossings| the memorandum presented to the government stated: "There is only one sure remedy for the level crossing hazard, namely, separate the grade crossing by placing the highway over or under the rail- way. This my involve considerable expenditure, and it is not expected that the work of grade separation on more than 30,000 level crossings in Canada can be accomplished in ore or two years. Definite action should be taken, however, if the conserva ion of human life is to have first consider- ation" In the meantime, the memorandun: urged, the crossings "should be protec- ted (a) by watchman, (b) by gates, (¢) by bell signals, preferably of the wig-wag type, or (d) by some form of signal or other means which will re- quire drivers of all vehicles to stop, or at least slow down before passing over level crossings, unless absclutely sure of no danger thereat." The com- mittee was in favour of leaving the highways unimproved with'n 700 feet of the railway crossing to force traf- fic to slow up. Expenditures Urged Any province receiving aid from the Federal government for the construc- tion or improvement of highways should undertake "to eliminate any level crossing, where practicable, on highways where such Federal aid is used, by making use of the railway grade crossing fund provided for in section 262 of the Railway act" The Railway act should be amended for ten consecutive years from the first day of April 1928, to be expenced for the purpose mentioned in the act." The committee asked that the {ime a train be permitted to obstruct a highway be increaesd from five to ten minutes, because of the long trains handled by the modern locomotive. A division of locomotive inspection was asked to be maintained by the board of railway commissioners, Repeal of the sales tax was asked and repeal of the Income War Tax act was opposed. Ca Owners See Us For coLD WEATHER NEEDS ALCOHOL, WINTER COVERS, CELLULOID -- for SIDE CURTAINS. ook Your Orders for Winter verhaul Now. We have pur- Ores a Cylinder Hone and can make a perfect job. Dry den | Motors, | Bag of Oats, $85.00 --Apply » 20 1/28 | FARM FOR SALE--CONSIST- ing of 160 acres, with 30 under | cultivation, 14 acres fall plowed; {half mile from school, two mile: | Thousand Five Hundred Dollars. Apply to J. FISHER, Dryden, lor A. F. MALLROY, Richan, iip. Ontario yoo HILL, re, Classified FOR SALE--CASH-- ONE HORSE darness and Buggy and Cutter, also O. H. PRCNGER, Dryden, for SALE--NEW LAID EGGS, E. J. WARREN, Dryden, Onuatio. FOR SALE--TWO BEDS, ONE \WWalnut and one White ; One Sew- ing Machine; Baby Chair, and vv agon.--Apply A. HUTZAL, Dryden, Ont. rg ee comfortable house, cement base- | ment, good well ; log stable. One from O=xdrift station. Price Two Will sell, rent or exchange for house in town. B. BRIGNALL, sr, >711128 Oxdrift, Ont W vANTED_ YOUNG BULL, MUST oe 114 years old, ready for sirvice an gentle and easy to handle. Will bu; or trade for young cow. Further par ticulars at the OBSERVER OFFICE. { WANTED -- THREE TEAMS TO haul pulpwood by cord, at Richan, i WANTED: YOUNG GIRL For! afternoons only.--Apply Mrs H. HUMPHREYS, Dryden, Ontario. WANTED--BY JNUARY 28th, Girl for Dining Room.--Apply CENTRAL HOTEL Dryden, Ontario. - wns ms Ea -| WANTED TO RENT--ONE SINGLE | Horse and One Working Team, good fast walkers desired. Will receive . best of Attention, For further in- formation please write A. REINO NIEMI, 17]2|28|p Dinorwic, Ont. TO RENT--5-ROOM HOUSE, on Duke St., Furnace and Fire-} place. Conveniently wired for electrical fixtures; good basement. Apply Mrs Wm. RHODES, Dryden, Ont. FOR RN MML Hi, North of C.P.R--App Mrss W. J. Lay. Dryden, Ont. TO LET--SOUTH STORE IN McFadyen Block.--Apply JAS. McFADYEN, Dryden, Ontario. 27!1]28 M. J. 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(CAD) ROWLANL = MITRE sna es = AE Sherifi's Sale of Lands for Arrears of Statute Labour Taxes TOWNSHIP OF EAST AUBREY, District of Kenora, Province of Ontario By virtue of a Warrant under the hands of the Chairman and Secrctary- Treasurer of the East Aubrey Road Commissioners, dated 1st day of Septem- ber, 1927, commanding the Sheriff to levy upon the lands hereinafter de- scribed for the arrears of taxes respectively due thereon, together with the costs, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that unless such arrears of taxes are sooner paid, I shall in compliance with the Act Respecting Statute Labour, Chapter 196, R.S.0., 1914, on MONDAY THE 6th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1928 AT THE SHERI FF'S OFFICE, IN THE COURT HOUSE, IN THE TOWN OF KENORA, AT THE HOUR OF 11 O'CLOCK IN THE FORE- NOON, proceed to sell by Public Auction the lands, or so much thereof as may be necessary to discharge such arrears of taxes and charges thercon, TOWNSHIP OF EAST AUBREY Name of Owner Lot Con. Acres Years Arrcars Costs Total Ptd, No, cession or un-ptd, Trueman, J. H Npt. 7 5 160 1923-26 45.95 6.85 52.80 ptd. Dated at the Sheriffs Office at the Town of Kenora, in the District of Kenora this 22nd day of October, 1927. JOHN W. HUMBLE, Sheriff of the District of Kenora. Are You Taking Advantage of the-- BREAD DELIVERY SERVICE New Customers are being served every day and the convenience of this delivery is becoming a necessity to housewives. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HEAD LETTUCE, CELERY, TOMATOES, Ete MALAGA GRAPLS, per 1b Gough's Confectioney J. O. GOUGH, Proprietor. Agent For-- NEILSON'S CHOCOLATES, KODAKS & SUPPLIES The McCormick=Decring Line of Farm Equipment is Complete Consisting of-- Tractor 10-20 and 15-30---Thresher, 22-38 and 28-46-- Tractor, Plows, 2 and 3 hotter, 12 and 14 inch--Tractor Steel Brush Breaker-- Tractor Disks, 10-ft. tandem-- Tractor Cultiva- tors--Tractor 10-ft. 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