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» [OES pe -- v cman -- a ------ y THE DRYDEN OBSERVER NOISY "Cow il ANG OBPEOP00900602000000050 4 ie WRoY yam a, M. J CROSIER $ A.J. GARDINER ig Fealand Coipite Travelled - coi . 13,008 Miles to Be Married. OR ~ 3 ae TAY rr A couple were married not far Gener al Merchant, General Merchant ie | ® vith i? : from London the other day, who a 5 Fre I ima poo ®| few weeks previously had had a 5% OXDRIFT, Ont. EAGLE RIVER, ONT. &! flip" at Hendon together, says i dil . le bg: Answers. They enjoyed their first ; 3 a caler in i$ $ aerial trip so much that they booked AN Dry Goods Groceries 2 AGENT WOR $ the aviator to take them on {heir & Boots and Shoes o Goukshull Plow Go. Frosi & Won 3 honeymoon then a= th | : TE @® A ¢ chine in which 'hey : Hardware and Farm Produce 2 imiiements "H their wedding tip of : : i ES Charnlale Prasm Counrainsn ¥ miles was a limousine, and t] hi $ : = ® iii il CT é in which the happy pair we a eal 3 Agent for (3 Adu Furs Bought and Seid $ tandem fashion--the only ai ck Yorkshire Insurancc Company |e & --was decorated with « houguet of : =% e 2 3 1 PALL BDA DBA DOORAMD SH BS roses. 3 HR (rE Frost & Wood and . US AN It was two thirty when the. me- FZ} i L " LR } x ; ockshu mplements chine left the shacow of the church. 1 ii - Cockshutt Impl t hine left the sl he churei 0, . i if + © j Luggage was stored in the back of 2 i 1 O UJ S 5 j the machine, and the lady had a book : . « to read, although it is not on record ; ir For Sale and Reat "WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE HLS ~-- Fire Insurance whether she read it or not. The ma- chine arrived at Fowey at 7.30, stop- ping at Bournemouth and Plymouth r én route. The actual flying time was two hours and thirty-fiv: minutos A 'honeymoo: OWE sounds a bit w iid ; that, at least, wus the first ton | by bride and bridegroom : the % vB 'church ceremony. The bridegroo pe: ry ite had neve: ben down co 51 FRESH ASSORTMENT of CHRISTIE'S BISCUITS ee Mind the 'Fl Get Ready for the spring thaw. ! For : Good Fats 7 Have your Shoes put in proper RL Vb RRL Repair, and protect your Health. Coloured Boots and Shoes dyed black, and made to look like new. { wife had never been down a coal pit or even seen one till the wedding day. At her own request they went from the church, donned suitable at- das, MovADVY ER, RUBBER BOOTS SOLED 4 At one of the Canadian camps there was a cowboy wedding lately, and enough cowboy gear -- radiant Wl shirts and neckwear, with tho in- evitable sheepskin "trews," not to mention the six-shooters -- could he { : tire, st d into the cage, and were 2 C IX ES S Tan l LT WL Fo 8.5 en Ee aay og the Shaft & HOCOLATE ELITE . RICE CAKES ntemations] Brotherhood of £4, } Where they had a rousing reception COCOANUT BUTTER : FIG BARS H. WILLARD 3 ; ET I 'i from miners armed with pick and Lil : ny Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers | snover ; Assorted MARSHMALLOWS DUCE 3S FRUIT CAKE Boot and Harness Repairer. VIRGINIA SWISS CHOCOLA.L ¥ Dryden Lodge Mo. 105 Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month at 7.30 p.m. in the Strand LR00226206001 156660 RD. T. TRIST AGAIN--Watch the CASH AND CARRY Surprize Counter 9 : » '# found to rig out an escortinz baud = J. i HILL, H. J: ADAIR, which would not have disgraced the 3 a Pres. Rec. Sec.| wild West. After the ceremony the LT] [4 3 . : ig, cowboys, who were all suitably 4 Devden Livery, Trans er ja mit i dic mounted. on untamable buckskin > 4 F Dryden lodge No. 41 mustangs and bronchos, gave vent to and 9 «4 «meets at the Town Hala fearsome yell, and wildly escorted " @ Jevery Monday etening at 8 o'clocr: | the happy pair to the train, firing - 2 10. M. Nymark, N. G., D. Anderson. | salvos all the way. It was said to Exchange Bara ¢ [Recording Sec. Visiting brethre: § be the noisiest wedding on record. @ . Te sh i A thirteen-thousand mile heney- cordially imvited. : : ; 4 moon 1s a pretty long: one, but a NT & me good many happy brides are having - DRYDEN LO] D> > : it now in returning to Australiz with E 3 A Golden Star Lodg:| their colonial husbands. Yet this is EEL LT XX FY Oe PP Ap Sa not new. Before the war a couple, ies fi No. 484 both hailing from Auckland, ~ New, Foobar oh i et isn No. 484 'both hailing from Auckland, New I : $ Zealand, came to-a little village L 0 I, Dryden Lodge No. 1694 AF. &A.M.,G.R C.Jchurch in Cumberiand to Le mar +s meets the first" Wednesday ried. It was the church whaps '1s of each month at 8 pm in the Town] 'Mets in the Masonic Hail, * | bride's parents bad been married Hall Visiting brethren cordially [sec rd. Poesday of each marth just twenty-five years before." Tho "Yovited. sitors cordially invited couple had come thirte miles to be married in 3 and they set off on their honeymoon back to Auckland. - Lord " Reading is nothing # not 4 original. His honeymoon was quite a : A unique. He told his friends that af- : - ter being called to the bar he was W. J. Robinson, W.M. D. Anderson, Rec. Sec. Alfred Pitt,» W. M. A. BE. Berrey, Secretar: B ove | to be married and spend his honey- C a N DY moon in Spain. That sounded extrava. gant for a budding barrister, rrob- a ormniemt win phe y. u iness- : KODAKS rin tl D RE BREAD SUPPLIES - ~ CAKES { CONFECTIONERY 'NEILSON'S CHOCOLATES ! the ceremony the wedding party sat a = . : down to breakfast on the banks of a : : the Seine. Hardly was the coffee fin- him as a wedding present a commis- AL Ho - ished than, on a given signal, the DRYDEN ---- ONTARIO ICE CREAM 5 ; , re : : i pe Ea | g : facome Tax Returc | cn or bes re the 30th of April 1920 sion to take evidence in Madrid. So he took his wife with him, and com- bined business and pleasure, : A young professor -of physical cul- ture married a beautiful and athletic pupil of his in the suburbs of Paris. The couple appeared before the mayor in tennis~ costume, and after whole party retired, and reappeared . on sidi i Ca 2 em- VF in bathing costume. Fancy the hardi- LL persons rrsiding in naga, hood of a swim after wedding cake! carry Later the couple started--on a bi- ployed in Canada, or ing on cycle tour for a honeymoon. business in Crnada, are liable to a *ox A demobilized man had a honey- moon brain-wave the other week during the hot werthor H- arronged on income, as follows: -- } Ho Dominion of Canada To Spend his hus wmaen mer 3 Ce ge i. Zveiy wurirnisd person, or v'iow, or | vas, just to let Lis new wife oo Ww : ' 0) s defined the y nice it was. They had a pertectly Department oi binonce Widower, without depe ~dants as - 26] oN if "dry" time, and the young wife Act, who during the calendar yea: .$i9 received or thinks she would like io live under canvas always--instead cf returning {to a house where rooms need elean- -- | ing and, windows washing. She says i a tent saves labor. But, then, her! 3 | honeymoon was in summer, 'and - | there is the winter to face. = Her j hubby. said: "It's all right, my love, but stop till it snows!" ' > - n : | : Land for Soldiers, | 1! ES mer ne earned $1,000 or more. 2. All other individuals who durin, the {i calendar year 1919 received or "corned $2,5 V or § more. ) : 3. Every corpor-tion and joint stock company \ whose profits ex. led $2,000 during the fiscal : year ended in 1" . : 5 Portions of nine Indian reserves in Ei the - prairie provinces, comprising : - 68,000 acres, have been secured by ; t the Soldier Settlement Board of Can- Forms to be used in filing returns on or before the 30th of April, 1920. bs EB x THE BIG VALUE BOX ; ada and will be made available for £ : soldier settlement, : The land taken over is all of A good agricultural quality and within Gene:al Instructions. ian Pastes for Black, Tan, "Otlond and Brown Shoes _ White Cake and Liquid for White Shoes ERE. PRR TANG LEY CORPORATIONS a full line of meats and groceries. Br We are once more in a position to render prompt service, with T. J. LATIMER h! gl THE ONE PRICE STORE ydask. j easy reach of transportation facili- ties. As much lof this land was bought en bloc a readjustment of prices will be necessary after sub- division, all the land in the various blocks not being of. the same agri- cultural value. The necessary survey work and sub-division valuation are causing some delay. A special effort, however, is being made to have the land ready for disposal to soldier settlers as early as possible. The price paid to the Indians averaged from $10 to $20 an acre. The nine parcels are located as follows: , Big River" Reserve, 980 acres, northwest of Princes Albert, Mista- wasis -iieserve, 16,548 acres, north- west of Prince Aibert. Piapot's. .Re- serve, 11,600 acres, and 14,730 acres north of Regina. © Kakeswistahaw Reserve, 1,903 acres, northeast of 'IBroadview, Sask. Cowesses Reserve, 320 acres, northeast of Broadview, Ochopawace Reserve, 18,240 acres, northeast of Broadview, Sask. Poorman's Reserve, 8,080 acres, Touchwood Hills, west of Yorkton, Sask. DBobtaj: Reserve, 6,620 acres, south of Edmonton, ~ | Not Mer Hour. New Cook---Whwat toime do yez | iave breakfast? Mistress--At 7.30. Cook---Well, Oi'm srry Of can't be Sl ~ i i 1 ALL INDIVIDUALS other than farmers and ranchers must use "Form T 1. | ; ' FARMERS AND RANCHERS must use Form T 1A. 'CORPORATIONS and joint stock companies must use Form Penalty Every person required to make a return, who fails to do so within the time Hmit, shall be subject to a penalty of Twenty-five per centum of the amount of the tax paw: "le. T Any rerson, whiner uaiiic, or otherwise, wo fails to make a return or provide informa- tion duly required according to the provision of the Act, shal! be liable on summary convictior to a penalty of $100 for each day « which the default 'continues. Aldo £1 person making a false statement in any return or in any information required by the Minister, shall be liable, on summary conviction, to snalty not exceeding $10,000, or to six months'in rison- ,ment or to both fine and imprisonment. = 2g Obtai: Forms from the Inspectors or Assistant Inspectors of Taxation or from Postmasters. ante Read carefully all instructions on Form before filling it in. Prepay postage on letters and docu- ments forwarded by mail to Inspectors of Taxation. Make your returns promptly and avoid | penalties. Address INSPECTOR OF TAXATION, + FORT WILLIAM, ONT. R.V RADNER, ainissioner of Taxation eo »