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a DRYDEN OBSERVER Se Bond Ne JE Td a a MAKE YOUR OWN ICE CREAM in one of our new quick action freezers. With one of these freezers you can have the finest ice cream in a few minutes any time you want it and in any quantity. So easy to operate too, that the children can do the work as well as the grown ups. Come in several sizes but all the same high efficiency. One will save its cost in less than no time. E. A. KLOSE BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Picture Framing Manitoba Gypsum Hardwall and Wood tibre, Etc. ade st i oon Ration ANDERSON & HARRIS ™ gove. L300 66$ sae ssiose » TRIST & CHARLEBOIS § : and ONT. liryden Livery, Transfer y Peta *EHORGH FOES OOBE Bara ~, 1 R. H. PRONGER, Notary Publie Conveyancer, Ete. DRY BEN . enn Make Hay BE We have HAY FORKS, XQ SCYTHE MACHINE Everything to T J. L Hardware adu FB LINDLIN NOTARY, ETG Conveyancing Collecting General Practice. DRYDEN ONTARIO EVANS The Popular Candy NEidp. CONFECTIONERY, FRUIT} ; BREAD SOFT DRINKS. TOBACCO. | of $3.00 a month, without in terest. Also Second-hand Machir es, $1.00 and up.--R. J. PRONGER, ] Jryden. Bon GFR SII makers of Meetings OXDRIEFT CLUB meets on the FIRST FRIDAY of the month in the Schoclheuse at 8 p.m. : W. W. HOWELL, Secretary AEG WAINWRIGHT CLUB meets in the School at 8 p.m. the first Saturday of each month. R.D. COATES, Secretary. STR s-- EAGLE RIVER CLUB meets gecond Saturday of each month, at 3 p.m. : ALEX. TURNER, Secy. WALDHOF CLUB meets First Saturday of every month in the Schoolhouse, at 8 o'clock OSCAR CARL KURZ, Secretary. PS WABIGOON CLUB meets first [Saturley of every month, at 8 p. . in the Schoolroom. VICTOR NORDRUM, Secy. sear ror CLUB meets the last Saturday of every month at 8 p.m. Visitors from fraternal clubs are heartily welcome. T. C. PLOTTS, Secrztary. i i i VAN HORNE CLUD meets every third Saturday in the Town- ship Hall, Dryden, at 8 p.m.' CHAS. NORGATE, Secy. GLENGOLAND Farmers' Club meets the Second FRIDAY in the month, at 8 o'clock p.m. : Mrs H. MARTIN, Secretary the Dryden P.O. while Sun Shines E in stock:== HAND RAKES, SCYTHES, SNATHS, MOWER & STONES. MOWER SECTIONS, HIGH GRADE OILS, ETC. meet the hay- needs Furniture or MACHIN g TEASDALE Barristers, Solicitors, IMPERIAL BANK BL KEMORA ete., CK Ont. 'Golden Star Lodge No 484 IA. F. & A.M, GRC. 4 Fh =! Meets in the Masonic Hall, Dryden, Genuine SINGER'S SEWING. MACH-, INES sold or rented on easy payments: : Visitors Cordially invited the Second Tuesday of each month. D. REID, W.M. oH. HUMPHREYS, See. Dryden Public School Jr. IV to Sr. IV-- Kenneth Wilson George Risegari Ella Holm Verne Campbell Kathleen Oliver Jack Foote Margaret Latimer Bessie Blair Recommended-- John Martin Reggie Dixon H. M. JACKSON Sr. III to Jz. IV On year's work-- Nellie Cullen Dorothy Dawkins Beatrice Dixon Ethel Davidson Stanley Ettales Katie Findlay : Elizabeth Johnston Gordon Ried Louis Sfreddo Costante Sfreddo Antonietta Sfreddo Ada Wilson Dennis Wright On promotion exams. Honours-- Pass-- Tom Thompson Grace Lappage Albert Noble Robert Higgins Teddy Curley Walter Smith . dr. 111 to Sr. 1IT On year's work-- Edith Howarth Eva Kentner Earnest Klose Gladys Nymark Minnie Ried Catherine Sharpe Eldon Wright On promotion exams. Honours-- George Martin Pass-- Howard Kentner George Higgins Wallie MacMaster Violet Shelley Nellie Yaroshuk Frances Edwards Willie Dixon Marjorie Taylor George Curley Margaret Hunter Grace McKellar Jessie Flemming Arthur Clark Mary Pilkey. Recommended-- Olive Lewis Annie Anderson DOROTHY WA RDROPT A Sr. I to Jr. II - Honours-- Jeanette Ried Hazel Wiison Arthur Doudiet Nona Reany* Phil Wright Margaret Trist Tommy Sharp Vada Robinson Pass-- Phyllis Hawke Elmer Wice Charlie Gammon Elsie Moorehouse* Patty Blair* ¢ Orville Adair* 0 Abie Berrey* GER Recommended-- ZH George Gough Duncan McKellar Alice Bigelow Douglaks McBratney Jr. I to Sr. I. Honours-- Lenore Stefanuik Fred Yworski Teddy McMonegal Margaret Cole Winnie Boomhower Richard Trist Pass-- Reta Stewart James Yworski Belle Blake* Alice Holderson* Laura Robinson Margaret Anderson Patty Wright Evelyn Pinkerton Lily: Shelley eli i Chrisie Colliss Lotty Dixon Yola Sfreddo Recommended-- Mary Smith Gordon Campbell Pearl Stefanuik May Bartlett IRENE L. STEELS Sr. II to Jr. III. On year's work Honours-- Grace Gough Evelyn Adair Robert Berrey William Koshon Alma Larson Gladys Noble Sidney Lappage Clara McBratney Grace Hardie Edward Sherwood Grace Robinson On June exams. Honours-- Rosie Davis Pass-- Nellie Elsey Victor Oliver Albert Robinson Joan Offer Kathleen Petch Football Team Away Dryden Football team returned on Sunday, after a very strenuous week- end, at Kenora and Keewatin. Barely five minttes had elasped after the commencenient of the game at Kenora when Dryden. scored their goal. The play was brilliant on both sides, some very good foot ball was noticed during the game. Kenora scored during the second half of the play, thereby the matche ended Ke- nora I, Dryden I. The second day there is little doubt that Dryden team was tired from their game the previous day, although two goals were scored by them from the left wing within five minutes of each other--unfortunately these goals were offside. Keewatin was feeling fresh and played a good game, send- ing three goals down to their credit. Dyrden goal-kéeper is to beadmired for his good play at Kenora, but there is no doubt that he was tired out on Saturday. Results--Keewatin 3 Dry- den 2 O-Spectnfor. Shower On Tuesday evening last week, Miss Effie Jones was the guest at a shower given in her honour by Mrs Hugh] Bartlett and Mrs J. S. Wilson, at the home of the former. Catharine Bart- lett and Marilyn Wilson, as Cupids, drew in a flowered chariot laden with the guests' expressions of affection to Miss Jones. Roses were everywhere. Rose and white was the dominant colour note of the evening, and Mrs Hartnett and Mrs McFadyen presided over a charmingly decorated tea-table. RRR Elizabeth Trist Victor Nymark Ruby Boomhower Edward Louttit Recommended-- Rolph Nelson William Silver John Cole - Jr. IT to Sr. II. Pass-- Charlotte Dixon Edwin Holderson Edna Charlebois Margaret Marshland Daisy Howarth Margaret Higgins Roma Spears Ruby Nelson Thomas Yaworski ,| Passed on year's work on account of illness-- Frances Foulis Recommended-- 'Ethel Willard James Curley Johnny, Willard Elmer Silver E. V. INGALL oe Primary to Grade I-- Jack Ayres Charlie Horner Ivan Klose Walter Davis. Nellie Hardy Jimmie Hill Lloyd Brisson "Harold Beveridge Edward Charlebois Mack Boomhower Grace Klose George Moore Earnest Curley Ellen Norgate Dick Cole Monica Brookes Lily Lewis Frank McMonagle Lloyd Wigle Earnest Pilkey Jimmie, Davis §Sr. Primary to Jr. Primary-- Mary Blake Kenney Kerney Madge McKellar Lloyd Offer Christine Sharp Jean Dempster Bianca Cova EDITH E. FOSTER Jr. Primary to Sr. Primary-- Wilson Horner Donald 'Charlebois Billy Baker Margery Crawley Neil Campbell Howard Ayeres Eunice Gough \ Peggy Beveridge Vera Bailey \ Lila Allen Mona Proudfoot Francis Ernewein Annie Yaroshuk Fred Lappage Massey Beveridge Jimmy Brooks Lena McMaster Betty Swanson Henry Sfreddo Edward Petch Cyril Wright William Hardy Joseph Koshon "Joffre Dixon Olive Burton Jimmy Baker Ian Bigelow . Ruby Ried GRACE GODWIN Quali for . All kinds of Fresh, Smoked and Cooked Meats, Fish and Fowl FRESH SAUSAGE and HAMBURG STEAK a specialty. Mail Orders receive our prompt attention at all times. YOUNG PIGS, from 60 to 100 Ibs wanted. this summer should prove a godsend and will call for the best of machinery to handle it. We can accommodate you MASSEY-HARRIS MOWERSand RAKES, HAY TEDDERS and LOADERS are a marvel of smoothness and efficiency, and will prove their value the first season. Come and see them, and satisfy yourself as to whether YOU can any longer get along without their help. S. B. implements. Garage and Repairs ALL WORK GUARANTEED. I am putting in a first-class Auto Repair Shop, & would like you to call and tell me your Auto Troubles. ADVICE CHEERFULLY GIVEN No Job too Large No Job too Small. A Good Stock of Oils, Greases, and Gasoline Always on hand. On May 1st I am putting at your disposal a a FREE AIR and FREE DISTILLED WATER. SERVICE CK ) ALL WORK GUARANTEED. OUR MOTTO: The Customer must be satisfied. A. MAPLES BILL SELF, Mechanic Proprietor Ready for Heavy Duties The Case 10-20 is noted for its reserve For belt work this tractor drives a ewer. Owners state that these tractors Case 20x36. thresher, fully equipped are always capable in emergency, for silo fillers, hay presses, feed mills, ete, extra hard plowing or for grades. For all round use this tractor demands This 10-20 is recommended for pulling your careful consideration. It has long three 14-inch plows which it can pull proved its worth. Tt is economieal in in sod or stubble. operation, burning kerosene suceessfully It also handles other implements It is built of the finest materials, You usually requirin, about six horses, such 8et your money's worth. aa two 7-foot binders, two 20-shoe grain Before you decide on your tractor, let 3 ; . us sh drills, six section spike-tooth harrow, 8 line, "To nr ee 10 foot doubledisc harrow, ete. LE CASE | KEROSENE TRACTORS F. T. BRIGNALL, Oxdrift, Ont.