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Dryden Observer, 2 Apr 1920, page 4

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L250 oe 253 - RIE Ca LEY gad St TTIN DRYDEN UBSERY mee TET he eR 2 i i 3 » ¥ ; & : : 7 7, J. K--Thanks for your very | 0) _ ( S_ -_(_ _---€ - <0 ad g The Jackpot interesting letters. (@] G ! Of / 2 i a an i ay : : -- -- Inquirer--We will make enquir- j AR K Who said Spring had came ? | jes and let you know the result TH E | We would like to assure visit- by post. j ; Square P Store ~ - -- oy ig hs Ex clusive Dry Goods Store £ em ors that no matter how cold and stormy the spring may be, we al ways have one and sometimes tw Curious, (Minnitaki) -- The cor- rect title is K. C. B., Knight ~ Commander of the Bath, mean- -- M. » weeks of warm weather in July. ing a member of an order con- Cin Men', ' Clothing perin Ju ing 2 member of an ¢ C ; I .'8 and Boys Clothing The lady who sipped an ice ferred by the SVoran..- | It $70010407 02000000004 . B4800000+0460006000000000 La i d F A cream cone on the public highway Srnes Si gay ' St v2 ¥ <i x y y : during the blzzard created a lot o.{ mark of great distinction. ww : a an urnis ings : attention and honest admiration. ERS I » : i = ' : of the bath refer aturday - EE 7 ' There is a great "demand fo; night. | : ; : : s ) J Faster hats and coal heaters, the} rr -- nt LADIES and CHILDREN S WEAR lemand for the latter exceedng En LE ET i wn the supply. MINNITAKI ITEMS OED (GED) () SED OGD () SEED) GED (GD) GID () GED 4 FOOTWEAR, DRYGOODS, NOTIONS, In a previous issue a paragraph] R. Duncan and sons have re- HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES appeared in this column referring | 2¢ived their three furrow tractor to afternoon teas. Scientific de- | Plough. They. have the largest : duction a la Sherlock Holmes ha. ind best equipped farm in the dis- : ; {if established the fact that the wri. | trict, and this summer will have Another Shipment of ter of the item was a lady suffer |a much larger acreage under crop MONARCH DOWN i 38 under the apprehension of} wii Barer (Bill) late of the a {famous 52nd batt, has been busy . NOW IN STOCK. There is a great deal of specu ane ous logs $0 build = house, A lation as to whether a ellknowr J on=his farm. tll 1s 1 Ignace COLOURS: White, Copenhagen, 'and popular young likey ir | looking for a good team of horses : © Turquoise Blue, Rose, Maroon, town hitherto regarded as a con. | This will make the third team to © Emerald, Buff, Tobacco Brown, firmed bachelor, has become en. | conte to the settlement this spring 5 gaged or not. It is expected that Trustees may hold a teacher by an announcement will shortly be raising the salary, but a big asset , --~a a om 9 made. is having a goad looking bachelor : @ 1 ARK S Now just who was it that was around. \ EE i, idan bee Rg! made an April fool within threc Jack Bennet is busy overhaul- "The Red Brick Store" ipa after the buen hows ing his motor boat, Saucy Anna. Fain Ri Ball 0 nt ie 3 of midnight on Wednesday: He intends to run moonlight c 7 Dryden, ER Lg Ont. After reading the letter of "Ar | cursions to M.innitaki's - famous Old = Ratepayer" in last week'. | bridge this summer. & Ns & t : R" d is 2 0 2 @ OEE () GED () GE 3) am (a=) a (aman A we = === | issue, there is only one conclusior iy Rela Ly -- | to be arrived at: "Wot's the usc Some people say the brid; = £1= TR PEN 20 ; ! 3 i oa ioe : . of enything? Why, nuffing." i] a hi Other; RE ©) d a ] deli : oC 3 Ta Ee ; a : } The attachment of a c iS10RS 1 ] ; Received a Sheela every iE og ai 3] lady for a farm; ok . ( : a : edi! Insuran touching, Theda : | oI these boots. Made of oil-tanned beef- 3 ! ol 5 g s . ; aatly takes a mi Ls tit. |e : ; - eo : | me her favorite with dai t-bits. : ; rd 3 : ~ . | "Dl nn font lo is iii Be Ata meeting field in fhe CPR g hide, split leather tops, nailed soles and 4 | : --_-- We happened to be down to No ireight shed, it was decide PEE ox ; 4 Be? Ey Trivivl i. : 3 on Thursday morning and hadjopen the Minnitaki Shee ' AT eT 1 ee Bire Accident, Sickness Life, | the pleasure of seeing the follow- Baths on May 24th. 2 1 heel lifts. 5 5 = vos Automobile, Animals, Plate i bis og ite preid- Mr Edward P age was: a weele- § : EL ; ah © AT EASTER TIME Glass Peoident of the'Dryden and Dig. $2 visitor. He is looling for o] i - ~~ Sizes6to 11. Ae wh A : ES Hide trict Farmers Improyement Asso- i of 1B : = Amuse the children by- using SA sie TE : : Gnthon rs Ra of the| TLeap year priveleges for the . i "Paas Egg Dyes" to color their Be hn entral Canada Colonization and{ladjes may be all right, but they : : g : | lst- i er, ne Ty ide reat Tun." CALAMITY COMES to Those Highway Association ; the Chair should not abuse their privileges Compare these with any you can see list - La ges... alk oh 3 7 es 5 : > ena the i Manure of | --by hunting the bachelor with a | > Sint manta el 2 : - K supply of Riley's Creamy, ~~ Least Expecting it. the Union urch; the W.M. of|lanfern. ; in t ataloo y i a > og SADDIY ot miley > ns the Golden Star Lodge ; the Man-. re os 'a ed in the catalogues, and you will fing we Toffee. Really delicious. Try it. age; seamen = = 3 ; ed . BE PREPARED. ager hl Square P Store and FOR SALE § 1 h fi ; f th 0 £0 ¥ wil -~ one of Dryden's leading citizens.| a 's are sellin as € : Pure Drugs ; Don't imagine that it took a spec- : : : b id £ them as cheaply BE any o Willard's Chocolates ial coach to carry them all, for COOK STOVE, 'burns coa or y La . ; Smokers' Supplies I represent Eleven of the Strong-|one ticket was sufficient, and al] wood. Apply-- : large department stores. 0 : Select Sitionery : . - 7 answer to the name of Alfred. SID. BARTLETT, : / : oo eHIpEL Stalionery est Companies in the world, i : TA A . ' Petfumes f : os Tae Sols Latest Dryden, Oni. 1 If you want to keep your feet dry, this is . : oe i | a ceeds o e TR eg : Leite Preparations : Concert and dance to be given on} | i the boot tk b 3: i" : d t : : Leth Wednesday next will be appropri- € 00ootT te buy. ave time an et one : In fact, everything a good drug | R : J PRONGER ated towthe funds of St Luke's BABY CARRKAGE and Cradle "9 y : : 2 ; ' store should sell. | CAN. . y IN Church. The Orchestra having for sale. Hen house, Lumber and : y . - Mail orders receive "prompt = donated their services, and supper Chicken Wire. Apply-- + Or mor# of these ninety pair. ) Sin. : 1 : PPly 7 attention. Distance no object. The Insurance Man. ih 4 i lufies oy i 4-2 MIKE SOLYK. 0 N ; Ha 2 ; ; , the whole amwun : . an be devoted to" : : : : { ii | oa 4 be the Church ; : i) 4 NS eT ; a . EPITAPH ©} Cheap for cash, Brand new motor § Price only .$ 6.75. per pair 5 & TI Nore BOAT, smart V-bottom model, 0 : : ye lat parr roman who wis) on fest length Th sie Tu. beam, & : ? : : per orE fer a : 8 h.p. Dunn motor, Apply at | TR Hardware, Furniture and Undertaking ea 2 Blass wrlery OBSERVER OFFICE $ : oy '} g 2 : 4 : Her last words on earth were:| CRI i ie : Hons v tin Dait Pails $1.00 Wi fends, I am going BOARD AND ROOMS to let. 3 ; » . I ere. washing ain't d : X NLD a S ik y > y sweeping, is. sewing ; radi First class table board. Apply--- 4 ! : Strainer Pails . 1.70 A railing there is exact to Mrs loamy, 50 Pe 3 i Vv , rincess St. : For where they don't eat there's i i Lo i : | Cream Cans 1.75 no washing of dishes, ~ Ger i . > 2 : I'n be where "loud anthems tor- Get Your. f rT. Special 2 doz real Swede saws ea 1.75 ever are ringing, Sheet Music 4 aid 4 ; Jor Ry Ng ho voice, I'll get rid Musical Instruments "oh bh 4 uR ! of the singing. ; Music Supplies HE E Remember our 5 per cent discount on above goods for Cash. Don's weep for me now, don't of ell Kinds Loon : : : rs thy weep for me never, 1 & " oh A : ] i For I'm going to do nothing for-y R. J. PRONGER h : x : May . E : ever and ever, x } Pureives to Dryden Orchestra i ; --Christian Union, Ca oe Don't marry too young a girl. } < i: Martin Grey did, and-he got into GRAND = <> : a peck of trouble. But "Who | ' = ares," : < ; : pra 1: = 4 . Easter Con Cer - CNET . :) 2 Rusk at oe Lie ah put SANE unday. Int rening t 1 ENTER he Ready for Heavy Duties will Sot the "Hallelujah Cor. AND Eg : : rus," from Handel's "Messi j, » in the There will be special : , : ] If you enjoy good music co' The Case 10-20 is noted for its reserve For belt work this tractor drives a J yy 'me to { church on Easter Sunday, = : #5 power. Owners state that these tractors Case' 20x36 thresher, fully equipped, J. Pulp Mill Hall 'are always capable in emergency, for silo fillers, hay presses, feed mills, ete, Mrs Ira J. Wilde ar' | chilldveh "extra hard plowing or for grades. For all round use this tractor demands gr Tuesday MOF ing for Lon- WEDNESDAY ] ! ~ This 10-20 is recommended for pulling your careful consideration. It has long Son Dniln Wi she will visit ; a. three 14-inch plows which it can pull proved its worth. It is economical jn} cr Prother for a Yew months. APRIL "th | ; i in sod or stubble. : operation, burning kerosene successfully, A. J. Lock as returned from J : or It also. handles other implements It is built of the finest materials, You] the GW VA convention held in , a 4 SUA requiridy, about six herses, such 8et your money's worth, Montreal las week. An interest- | Will be given by the Dryden Or- : ot: EN : Before you decide on your tractor, let] ino report, will he of hoo : . binders, two 20 shoe grain us show you the advantages of the Chace hes tel OC given the mem chestra, assisted by other local tills, six section spike-tooth harrow. 8 Ii You'll fading the regular meet- : : J ? a Hy then be better able tol: Sy bs, ; : : ; i foot double dise harrow, otc. Jot ox S02 havior able to ii Wa Shenton on Sunday |talent, under the auspices of St.. ; J - < atteinonn next, ; : ) ED () SEED () GD ( « [oF = . ; . + |Luke's Church. { o \SE KEROSENE. | F. T. BRIGN ALL, + Answers to correspondents Tr : J A TRACTORS ; ™ d ; A {Anon.--0h Dp 't be peeved s be al . z | ; ow aR ! Oxdrift, On - sport. thee : Be A Ticke: Ss $1 each Ie 0 cn an cn a mm mm 0 [@)] Lm Dryden. Ont. : Le hy A A &

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