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Dryden Observer, 14 Sep 1923, page 4

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fHE DRYDEN OBSERVER I have acar to arrive somewhere about the 18th or 19th. 'This Truit, if shipped as bought, will be of the finest i My instructions and requests were that nothing but No. 1 fruit be put in the car. This nice cool eatin while bad for our \ tempers and getting off crops, is good to keep 9 preserving fruit. Orders left in the store will be taken care of at once. You have nothing to lose, the prices ii are guaranteed and if the fruit turns out bad § it will not be sent to you. But I hzve every confidence that all of us will be satisfied. a a a i EV Fe a Acme ort I + airs, no more, no less, are being put ry Goods Window from Monday the turday the 22nd incluSive. Of course be very few left:in the window by Wile £3 et HE 5 TAD = 098 oY oo = o <i 3 py I eh rots REL: ' V SiISSES by # : 9 VA \ i LP 2 A was the scene of a double wedd Tuesday last, when Cyril, third s AN!Mr and Mrs T. ¥ te F 'lhield at the Wright home, the happy \% portion of the men rejected were suffer Writing National Anthem-- Mamie {which are bad enough to prevent them Collection of Weeds (Mounted)--Alice \ i : pd % . » {1 attention in time. 5 Drovinaial health organization. Ee- Halter Broken Calf--Mamie Verellen, fiparents to remain in ignorance of gras it imay demand and exepct and off Li Lowest Yet im St. Matthews Church, Eagle £1 Lien 7; bottl vies 27 Id 1 was marti Miss Kate P | Ses per oz. § Ds airy and pet I. .... 40 brother M ir In Ter er. She was |X simply =n a costume of navy | : i wora a dress of © 3 aaton crepe, vi i hath to, All Kinds of Fruits:-- atch. Both brides carried bouquets ; Ty o iG Both . les ca: i es {CRAB-APPLES, COOKING & of while sweet peas. Mr Walter, # ' os : while Mr JJBATING APPLES, ORANGES, Matron PEACHES, PEARS, PLUMS Ber dvessiBeets & Carrots, 61bs ....... .25 was brown silk Shall with iCucumbers, 4 1bs L.......1.. Zr J v > Ls trimmings. The service wasiRice 30h ............ verve. 2h tully choral, Miss Daisy Weare presid- ing at the organ. fter the ceremony a reception was FoR kk 0. H. PRONGER, Prop. ples leaving on No. 1 for the west on the honeymoon trip. On their return Mr and Mrs Wright will reside at Eagle River, while Mr} and Mrs Tanner will make their home at Ignace. \ Prize Winners of Quibell School Fair Green Mountain Potatoes (12)--Mary - Robert. hrish [Cobley Potatoes-- Lizzie Moore, ; 2 a 2nd Fred Moore. eq it hn 4 alk & Yara Potato--Lizzie Moore. By Dr. 1, T MIDDLETON Detroit Beets--Laddie Kosnie. Chantenay Carrots--Lizzie Moore, 2nd . iL Alice Roberts. Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer. Yellow GGow Onions--aAlice Roberts. all guestions on Public Health matters Bost Mixed Bouquet-- Helen Maroenin. through this column. Address him at Small Pickled Beets--Mary Kosnic. Spadina House, Spadina Crescent, Sct Cueambey Pickles--Mary Yon Toronto, Ont. he, a Sh Raspberry Jam---Alice Roberts. Interesting facts are just brought Strawberry Preserves--Lizzie Moore. to light by the annual report of the Canned Blueberries--Lizzie Moore. British army for the year ending Sep- Strawberry Tarts--Mamie Verellen, tember 30th, 1921, just published, See Lizzie Moore. : nearly two years later. Layer Cake--Mamie Verellen, 2nd Out of 106,071 men who offered their - Alice Roberts. services to their king and country, over White Cookies--Mary Kosnic, 2nd 51,000 were rejected, the majority of Millie Kosnic, 3rd Jenny Milling. this number having failed to pass the Chocolate Fudge--Lizzie Moore. medical inspection. The general stan- Maple Cream---Alice Roberts, 2nd dard of the men who applied for en- Lizzie Moore. listment was poor. The opinion was Special Bran Muffins-- Dollie Milling. xpressed that this condition was due Dolls Nightgown--Mary Roberts. to their mode of living during the war Clothes Pin Apron--Alice Roberts, 2nd | when they were growing lads. It is = Lizzie Moore. safe to say, however, that a large pro- Souagh (Special)--Alice Roberts. ing from various ailments and defects Verellen. i that may or may not be serious, but Drawing Farm Animal--Alice Roberts becoming soldiers. The regrettable Roberts. feature of many of the ailments and Saapshots--Mike Kosnie. defects found, is that they started in Cushion Top (Special)--Jenny Milling childhood or early yout th, and could Nature Collecion (Special)-- Jenny have been corrected wit much Milling. difficulty if they had only been given Citron (8 Special)--Alice Roberts. Cucumber (Special)--Mamie Verellen. Now, some people will ask who is to Saw-horse--Fred Moore. blame for not seeing that these chil- Milk Stool---Lulo Jarvenin. dren were not given the Pullet, Barred Plymouth Rock---Lulo attention. That is rather a difficult Jarvenin, 2nd Dolly Millings. question to answer, for there is 2 Pen, Barred Plymouth Rocks--Mike joint responsibility. The parents are Kosnie. responsible to some extent and so is Dairy Calf--Alice Roberts, 2nd Mamie ithe school teacher, and the local or i Verellen. {sponsibility chiefly lies in allowing the | 2nd Alice Roberts. IE ETE WANTED TO BUY childeraft, and child hygiene, and not | trying to diffuse the necessary infor- mation to parents that will 23 8 them fo bring up healhy child: Wild Rice for Seed Sometimes the parents turn a deaf ear 32156 Parched Rice.--W. HOLLIDAY, to all warnings and refuse to take Point-du-Bois, Man. vise from any constituted autherity, TES SS but as general rule it is lack of knowledge that does so much harm. People simply don't know what to dog y Fire Insurance Companies in case of deformities or d Represented b Dou las Lan nobody points out the w b y gles 2 FP. are mot brought up as Sealine of malformed Tmt ite) neglect on British North-Western Fire Insur- the part of the par bi ance Co. Si simply ary dap @ the Commercial Union Assurance Co, Ltd. of London, England. Canada Accident and Fire Insur- ance Co. Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Ce. New York. och abort hon 5 : tion of this whole. it em les health education, go that the peop health service. Such a service will Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd. of 'provide material and child welfare London, England, established 1821 clinics where advice can be given to General Animals Insurance Co. of mothers and prospective mothers re- Canada. garding the feeding and care of child- The London and Lancashire Insur- ren, the examination, feeding and ance Co., Ltd. eral hygiene care of the child Nova Scotia Fire Underwriters' school ii with the correction of Agency. physical defects, efficient school nedi- Northern Assurance Co., Ltd. of cal inspection with facilities for teach- London, England. ing the children simple rules of health National Fire Insurance Co. of and the avoidances of communicable Hartford. diseases, a thorough examination off. North British and Mercantile In- young men and women abouf to enle surance Co., Ltd. lB) industry so! that they m Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cor- poration, Ltd. possible adopt the trade or cs 'suited to their health and tempera- Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. ; 8 system combined wi The Sun Insurance Office of Lon- ts to the dentist, say twice don, England (founded 1710, old- quent visi , and a complete medical exa- est Insurance Company in World.) ( {mina tion every six Shonths or so would Union. Assurance Society Lid. of | } " . 3 'do much to improve the general stan- London, England, established 1714. ne of health in any community. 1 Niagara Fire Insurance Co. In the Bigelow Building, Men's New and Second Hand Suits ranging from ......., vox .. $700 up 8 If you are in need of a Jacket for fall or winter, now is the time to get it be- fore they are picked over. Odd Jackets from $2.00t0 ...... $6.00 Vests, from 5010 ......,...... $1.25

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