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(a) Sr.--Edith Schultz 77, j Tommie Wragg 74, Beatrice Engdah 67, Class I. (b) Sr.Freddie Klapprat 81, Irene Turner 76, Esme Wright 88. Jessie Delong 64, Tommie Davie absent. Class I. Jr --Ida Marchant absent Class A, Premier--Rene Greenslade 75, Howard Stewart 72, Gladys Davic absent. Class B, Primer--Evelyn Patersoa {2. Class C, Primer--Oiga Engdahl 65 Mary Korzinski Lennox Davic Shins 62 > ROOM IL No. on Roll 23, Average Attend 1996 Sr. V--Etkel Darr. Jr. V--Bessie Gardiner. IV--E dnz Cross (Hons), Le Hampe Edward Schaltz, Jack Thom Corner's Little Corner. Published for the Information of the People of Dryden, Ox- drift and Vicinity EVERY once in a while we have ain school despite his mother's convic- McCormick-Deering drill that he got four years ago, draws far easier than Ihe reason why airplames are refer Jon Tockey's old 10 run drill (of zn- d to 2s "she™ is becomse BR kes 2 5... »ake) and does one half more IS an 10 Tum Gna. work, with the same amount of walk- Bg. 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HOUSE chance to join in some sort of "trade tion that everything is the teacher's CLEANIN G at home" campaign and we will admit§ fault, HOUSE-CLEANING TIME Ig t such moaiens hk > wr dedonomende hab Here again and we have a full seen our observation that people do line of your needs-- ot mind puying 2o0dt from hous PAINTS, and VARNISHES, Stores, and paying for them, provid-§ The best place to live is just with- AL ABASTINE, mg they gel her money's worth, in your income. PAIN BRUSHES SCRUB BRUSHES ALABASTINE BRUSHES, BROOMS, MOPS, Things not Wasted A chip off the old block is often a SPADES, SHOVELS, Ab 3 : The courtesy shown a customer blockhead. WHEELBARROWS, Flowers seat 0 a sick friend Everything for Spring Clean-up Praise given a fellow employee Bill Jomes says that the 15 runy We have just unpacked a full line of KITCHEN UTENSILS, of Real Good Quality E, A, KLOSE DRYDEN, AAA LROPAS 4 -- . nm, oe A I. 0. 0. 15 DRYDEN LODGE, * No. 417, will meet in the Town Hall, Dryden, Monday April 16th, 1928. INITIATORY DEGREE I. J. MacPHERSON, N.G F. E. RAY, Rec.-Secretary § DRYDEN LODGE, No, 1694 L.0. i: Mecias the First and Third Wednesday of each month, at eight p.m., in the Town Hall. Visiting brethren cordially invited. J. D. NICHOLSON, W.M BADEN SMITH, Sec'y. Golden Stsr Ledse AF. & AM, No. 484, GR.C. Beets in the Masonic Hall Dryden, the Second Tuesday of each month. Visitors Cordially Invited. H. WILDE, W.M. A. E. BERREY, Secretary 1 . IT'S TIME TO THINK @F A --OR-- Top Coat ORDER NOW! A fine selection of samples to choose from, and as usual the prices are reasonable. T. 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