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a THE DRYDEN OBSERVER CHOICE LINE OF-- { Fresh & Cured MEATS | MANY Farmers in the district are re- | ceiving demand notices for the Provic- = lcial Land Tax & are again asking = |what to do, i%ljetter is being reprinted, 2 linteret to the public. i | matiers very much, clears the air, and 1 | allays much anxiety, 3 | the value of the public meeting that 2 | our people the value of sane co-opera- Provincial Land. Tax. For the benefit of those 'who do not remember, the following To the Editor--Please publish Mr Finlayson's letter, as it is of gencral This simplifies It demonstrates was held in Dryden, and shall show : tion, : Phone No. 6 - A. PATTERSON, Prop. 3 We have Mr Finlayson's promise} : o a= t k 4 simpler, do away] EER AEA TEREST to make the Act simpler, 3 A IEEE i='.|with pin pricks and unnecessary €x- penses, I think the Government under-! ave you one of our ome Plan Books . 1 Write Or Call for One -- It is Yours for the Asking Whether you h the home you intend to plans of Modern Homes. With our years of experience as suppliers of quality building material and construction, our advice in selecting a pian may ave in mind a clear picture or a hazy notion of build, you will benefit by seeirg our ~tands the ratier better, and we can rest assured meantime that we did goed job, ==5 PITT: o HEY Toronto, Ont, Nov, 21, 1927. Dear Sir--The Prime Minister has handed me your letter fo him of if ist.--Apply C lassified WANTED--YOUNG GIRL AS TYP- DRYDEN PAPER CO, Ltd, WANTED--MAID FOR GENERAL housework --Apply te Mrs M. F. COCK, Dryden, sch WANTED--MALE PUP, SMOOTH coat, suitable for sleigh dog. STANLEY LOCK, Dryden. FOR SALE--2 AIRDALE SLEIGH Dogs, broken to harness, $20.00 each, D., KENNEDY, 21-28-5 Quorn, Ont. FOR SALE--THREE HIVES BEES with honey, 8 supers complete; One empty super; Nine sheets Foundaticn queen excluder; bee escape; hive tool, all new and painted --Apply BOX 281, Dryden, 21-28-5p Ontario FOR SALE OR RENT--HOUSE, © rooms, 160 acres of land, 28 cleared; 14 acres seeded for next year. and good well with pump --Apply B. BRIGNALL, Oxdrift. FOR RENT-- SUITE, FIVE ROOMS cellar, and woodshed; water and sew- or installed, all redecorated; --ceniral location --Apply to © = : A J. LOCK, Dryden. Stadic £ : {12th instant in reference io il Provincial Land Tax, I am glad of an opportunity fo ex- plain this matter to you. You are aware that many millions of dollars are being spent each year mean a life of contentment for you. We supply practically every thing for a Build ment to rool. ; Call or write for our free estimate on yor: requirments. ryden | | Lumber Co. ng, from base- iby the Government in roads and other public works mn 'it has Deca found iFat many I are ¢scaping taxafim altogether ww d wall afford to pay something to- Ao. -- cou wards ihe upkeep of the couniry. In some cases it has been {found that very large paper mills have been kept out of Muncipalities for the fn ! EE TE TLL 1 TTI LH LUTE TULLE LTT Etat AT LEIS BAAR RELL HL HEEL Monarch Wool Full 1-0z. and 2-oz. Bails. Regular 20c., 25¢., and 35c. REDUCED TO isc. & 25¢ MONARCH QUALITY FOR VEAR-- : 2 GOOD QUALITY OF Fo COLORS. 2 Sa AA INFANTS AND SMALL GIRLS SILK & WOOL VESTS .... e230 HICKORY RIBBON - GIRDLES-- .69 BOYS' BLUE SERGE. SUITS, $275 J. B. Gates nC Ra RE HTH EH UU 1HRIREES 1 a { i BRS 77, 4 2 ERE a VR ETRE SSR VL 4, et ; t * 4 E IR (GE (OSE hk EB EE 5 GL As You Please Evga 1 3GED (©) SLEDS (ID) TE SED (1 ER (1 --help yourself wren --Ask the Clerk | oi hite Sx |< dust Arotipd FB the Cerner HAIN STORES 0: H: PRONGER, Proprietor | Tm ee SPECIAL MIXED CANDY -- two Ibs for . .35 be Zo PICKLED PORK- 5 28 = noun APPLES--per bushel hamper J LOCAL HONEY--2% lbs .. . 5 los. . "10 The . TWO SUITES OF ROOMS' Newly Decorated, Water, etc. LAH TE TE (UR IRE RR TERE EREDAR EE Pd a | § ! | 3 : | purpose of escaping taxes snd as you are aware there are many hund- reds of expensive summer properties throughout Northern Ontraio which tare kept up for luxury and they could ,well afford to pay some taxes. The tax is comparatively small and does not apply to organized Mu jcip- a school section it is cut in half, This tax does not apply to bona fide set- tlers who are living on their holdings and improving their land, I note what you say as to the pro- cedure under the act, and I will be glad to take this up with the Officers in charge of the act and endeavour to simplify this, We do not want to have 2 lot of unnecessary names on Jour books and we do not want fo cause expenses or trouble to the people in any locality. It is expensive to hold courts ard it is a waste of time for peoople to at- tend them unnecessarily. I will try to work out some procedure with the Officers in charge of this tax to ac- complish the object you suggest, I tried to cover Northern Ontario this summer and was able to do' so pretty well except as to Dryden, Dinorwic and Sioux Lookout, and I am very sorry I was not able to reach "these points, 1 will be very glad if you will ex- plain these matters to the people and 'tell them that the Governments are 'trying only to collect taxes from peo- "ple who can afford to pay them, Faithfully yours, Wm, FINLAYSON. Alfred Pitt, Esq, i____Dryden Ont, -- Sa "MANITOBA HELD TO BE " RESPONSIBLE FOR THE 3 3 3 : | { Fort William Board of Trade Urges Early Action--Building Policy, 1£-ROOMED HOUSE ROR RENT alities in any case, and where there is} DELAY IN THROUGH ROADS | # "OR SALE HOLSTEIN COW, Good| Milker. *~ Due-to- freshen the latfer! part 'of January. -- Apply | VICTOR MELANDER, Wabigoon, Ont, 79:28 v.e Agply t GEORGE KEATLEY, 248128 Dryden, Ont. FOR SALE---TEAM OF HORSES 32.000 Ibs; two cows, due to freshen in a short time; one bull, registered Ayr- shire, two years old --Apply to 0. E. NORMAN, Wabigoon, Ont, {FOR RENT-- GROCERY STORE, with equipment; One large and one; ismall house. {FOR SALE--PIANO, A BARGAIN] jBaled Hay.--Apply to R. H. PRONGER'S OFFICE. Dryden, Ont. 24/8/28 124/828 A Doubi-- At an agricultural show, a fellow who had been across the "Herring Pond," and was making himself con- spicuous at last broke out -- *'Calt these here prize cattle? Why, they tin't nothing to what our folks raise, i i | stander, "and the noisest." Pr, GOUGH'S Preserving Fruits -- HERE -- PPP PCOS POOP Tata asta a a a a a a A a J Po on All Kinds Of-- PRESERVING FRUITS TOMATOES, and CUCUMBERS. --Place Your Order Now. Gough's Confectioney -- J. 0. GOUGH, Prop. A - WRIGHT'S To Arrive, aah a a a a i a a a a a 4 2 : nS. SRR CARLOAD GF-- Preserving Fruit EXPECTED TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK. PLETE VARIETY. TR ORDERS NOW too Q ™ " hed! | d ORD - T i 1 C. James Wright Phone 49. My father raised the biggest calf of ! any man around our parts." M. J. CRO SIER : "Don't doubt it," remarked a by- General Merchant OXDRIFT, ONTARIO. ee ea ae a a aad aad LIVERY AND DRAY i| PROMPT SERVICE AT ALL HOURS 5 LEAVE YOUR ORDERS Early for your FALL FRUITS, fe A. WEAVER | TOMATOES, Etc. 2 Phone £8 Ps SALT ? Dryden, Ontario Fi JuaLnty 2 PRICES WILL BE RIGHT. Believing the Manitoba Government is retnrd'nd progress in the construction of 'he Trans-C:hada Highway by' not declaring itc terminal at the' boundary betweer Ontario and Mani- toba, the Fort Wiidiam Board or Trade adopted a special resolution which will be forwarded to the convention of the Ontario Associated Boards of Trade which meets next month at North Bay, ; The resolution urges the Ontario Government to press upon the Mani- toba Government the necessity of an immediate declaration of its terminal in order that Ontario may determine) the oute of the road to the boundary, Tt is alleged that the tardiness cf the Manitoba Government is delaying On- tario Highway officials in proceeding 'with work in far Western Ontario.-- ,News-Chronicle, Port Arthur, out number which endeav- ored to look like cars greater value. None that we know of save these new Chryslers--"75" and "65" --have actually raised themselves into a higher class without alteration of price. What has happened in the case of the new "75" and "65" is something much more important than a fortunate choice of design and decoration. The richer appearance, the greater size, the finer upholstery, the greater perform- ance ability are all rez increases in value There have been cars with- - : ~ a ~~ without increase of price. EE a ea of EZ =n They are real and they have an economic base peculiar and possible only to Chrysler--the principle of Stand- ardized Quality. Through this policy you are able to get in the new "75" and "65" more beauty and higher quality than in cars costing many hundreds -- yes, even a thousand --dollars more. Chrysler saves in its basis manufacturing policy and spends lavish. ly in the engineering and the styling of its cars. New Chrysler "75" Prices--Royal Sedan, $1985; 2-passenger Couve(with rumble seat), $1985 7 Roadster (with rumble seat), $2010; Town Sedan, $21 Zire. : 2010; A 40. Wire wheels extra. 6- = balloon tires. New Chrysler 65" Prices -- Business Coupe, $1325; Roadster Et rumble " seat), $1350; 2-door Sedan, $1560; Touring Car, $1370; 4-docr Sedan, $1460; Coupe (with ly fu y J: 1308 rumble seat), $1460. All prices f. 0. b. Windsor, Ontario, including standard factory equipment ' (freight and taxes exira). DRYDEN MOTORS, Dryden. Ont « TO-DAY------DON'T DELAY. y « ~ ~ Compare them only with cars costing far, far more .. - )