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I 2 ul 4 Er & LA HERA Pi x A 2 Weds $U cn) Just and End. One of the windows will contain single rough Blankets at ... $2.00 each EE I SE NE RY These weigh 4 1hs and are good value for rough beds or camping purposes. Every home should find one convenient. A very, very fortunate purchase enables us to sell hundred-pound sacks of Fine Ground Corn at $2.00. The mill whole- sale price of this is $2.75, yet we can sell it for $2.00. Ask to see this in the Grocery because if you are feeding anything, it will pay you. If any oversight caused you to be not properly looked after with the recent fruit, we tender our apologies. There were 1700 baskets in the car, and some lines were not fully filled to our order. We did everything humanly possible to _please everyone. SCOTCH BLOATER PASTE IN TINS This luxury has been very difficult to get. In fact this is our first shipment in years, and the price pre-war. Large tins, 15 cts or two for Please note that, pending arrangements that may later on be made at the Bank, the Office of this Store will cash any Dry- den Creamery cheque and no questions 4 asked about dealing it out. Bring the Cheque and get the Cash ALFRED PITT, Ltd. DRYDEN, Ont. &. as writing, drawing and essays. health, and give to the mothers intelli "seasons also. p carrots were very good samples. of needlework, embroidery-work and Child Welfare A Well Baby Clinic will be held in Dryden the first W ednesday of every month, beginning October first in the Town Hall, from 8 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mothers are invited to bring their babies and children up to school age. Each child will be weighed and measured, and advice and instruction regarding hygiene and diet will be given the mother. : FEY The aim of the clinies is to promote MONARCH YARN gent advice regarding care and feed- | ing of children. Dryden Scheel Fair LADYSHIP YARN, 2 balls for FINGERING YARN, per 1b PATONIA YARN, per .: PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS J. B. GATES SIN ALL SHADES Le RPS St INS "Once again the da yfor the children | : 2 Egy of our town to prove their ability ar-' rived. The Dryden School Fair was' B < Sure to Hear a great success on Wednesday, Sept. Dr Alexander in his lectures every en fd 24th. The children seemed very im- night at the Union Church and especi- patient to have to wait before the ally his most popular lecture ¢a Love, Pr De races were called out. In order to Courtship, Marriage and Jealously, i --FRESH FRUITS keep the kiddies entertained while the Wednesday night. This lecture was co NEW APPLES per 1 15e Judging was being completed, sports of ! popular in Winnipeg that it had to be 20% for Say different kinds were suggested. A' given four times. In it he promises |p ARGE OR ANGES Sa odor. 5c. great many of the boys and gitls from | to explain he signs of love in the head STR AWBERRIES i Ynaket OB. five to fourteen showed good athletic and face; how to tell a flirt or jealous PLUME, per dom Sty ability. The prizes were coloured rib-, minded persons; what temperaments 2d i] Tor = obec. bons. should and should not marry; how to TOMATOES vor I Ta : 20c. At three-thirty the doors of the pop the question, and how to manage BANANAS or we ie town hall were opened and the towns- 1 the mother-in-law. per Joan En z 506. people and children were allowed in to see the results of the children's efforts. The fact which I first noticed was the quantity of cut flowers. Secarcely any- one expected to see flowers after such an early frost as Dryden experienced this year. The exhibitors arranged the flowers so nicely and the perfume was lovely. Gverthing on exhibit was arranged artistically, this credit is due to those who laboured there in the morning. It is very necessary to say the work of the little tots was indeed exceed- ingly well done. The Fair did not only show the efforts of the children of the last few days, but of the spring and summer The vegetable show, I believe, was not as good as other years. Of course that is partly due to the late season, but potatoes, turnips, To the crowd who heard Dr Alex- i ander on Thursday evening, the fascin- * ating nature of the first lecture was a revelation. The use of the Union Church building was granted solely because the mill hall was not available, and the lectures are absolutely unde- nominational in character, being purely scientific. Parents who have difficult children, and wives with difficult husbands, should not miss the instructive lectures as they supply the basis of better un- derstanding and management. They are indeed wonderfully illuminating. The humour of getting well-known men on the platform and having their characters told in a masterly manner, is irresistibly funny. The four victims last night furnished the very best en- tertainment to the audience although they squirmed a bit under the keen analysis. It looks as if the boys and girls are not taking such a keen interest in BULK CHOCOLATES 50c. to $1.00 per Ib CHOCOLATE BARS, Mixed 6 for 25c. All Kinds of FRESH MIXED CANDIES, per Ib bec. BUTTERNUT AND MILK BREAD per loaf 10c. ICE CREAM, per quart __..._.__ 70c. EI We make a specialty of Lunches Picnics and Parties. Come and visit our Ice Cream Parlour, its nice and cool. We serve all kinds of Ice Cream and Cold Drinks Service from 6:15 a.m. to. 1:00 a.m. a ES % on a * BOARD $7.50 per WEEK. MEAL TICKETS, 21 meals $7.50. stock-raising. Now, this ought to be seen to, because raising cattle, horses and pigs can be done to a large ex- tent quite easily in this farming vacin- ity. There were ony three calves at the show, all in the best of condition, and goat-raising was represented also. This drew much attention. The fowl exhibit was better than any previous year. Twenty-three crates of Plymouth Rocks was the total. The girls of the town made a splendid show: WE HAVE TAKEN ON THE AGENCY FOR THE WELL- KNOWN WESTINGHOUSE LINE All our sets are complete with B ment and can be fully installed RADIOLA MODEL 3, will rece with head telephones, price knitting. Two very neat costumes of all wool for dollies were on display, done by two very young girls. 3 Now, a comment on the cooking. A greater exhibit here was also possible; but dainty and tasty were the pastries RADIOLA MODEL 3-A, compl . and cakes which were there. Much | for 1500 miles, with loud speaker, "credit and encouragement ought to be oy i ; "given to those who did make a try, in OTHER MODELS, equipped wi from $70.00 to order to make it a greater success next year. Again will I say that the work of the children is a credit to the town, and the people of the town showed their appreciation and interest by the good turn-out. A great many children com- peted in the line of school work, such The drawing was very well done and many Vv atteries and outside aerial equip- in about half an hour. ; ive for approximately 1500 miles, ete with all equipment will receive price $97.70 th beautiful cabinets at prices $500.00 CE Tr PET SP SPT SS RS CR TR TR EP RE JUST RECEIVED TEN NEW BEAUTIFUL MODELS Call and see the last word in Gramaphone, it starts and stops itself. rea ois ariety h 3 "firsts" were won. How important a fact it is that the children be encouraged in order that they continue such beneficial work, some of us do not realize. The school teachers showed such sincere interest in the kiddies and gave them such training in everything in everything' they found needfud; much praise and congratulations is owed to them. We must not forget to mention the active part which our representative, My M. F. Cook, took on our Fair Day. The prize money was distributed among the successful winners by Mr Cook, assisted by Miss Ingall. After this was completed, Mr Cook gave a short speech, thanking all who aided in the work, and thanking our Dryden teachers for the interest they had shown in the children, also praising the little ones for their endeavours. The Fair was indeed a success, but the unanimous opinion of all was that the town hall is hardly large enough for such an event. Congregational Meeting In the cosy atmosphere surrounding the cheerful wood stove, those who attended the congregational meeting in Union Church on Monday evening quickly adjusted their varying opinions to the unanimous sentiment, and took the decisions necessary te sustain the Church as a living force in the com- munity. . Upon the recommendation of Dr Cormie, whose good offices had been sought in the crisis, the meeting argeed to send a call to Rev. M. Rivers of Winnipegosis, inviting him to take charge of the Dryden field. The responsibility of preparing a resi- dence for the reception of the new. MAKE MONEY By Raising Honey Having more Bees than I need for one location, I am offering for sale some excellent hives of bees in 10 frame hives, fed and all pre- pared for winter at $10.00 per colony. Delivery 15th October, or $15.00 per hive delivery on 1st of June, 1925. This is a bargain. Order at once from €. NORGATE, Dryden rangeme Dryden Lumber SUCCESSOR TO ANDERSON & HARRIS Contractors and Builders Full Stock of LUMBER, Sash and Doors, Shingles, Wood Fibre, ~ Brick, Lime and Cement. Estimates Freel tiene If in need of a good Suit, leave your order with us by Friday or Soturday, where you will have the opportunity of getting two pair of pants for the price of one. The Rex Tailoring are giving a sale for this month only, and extra pair of pants free with every Suit. ----000 This store will be closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Therefore Saturday, 27 of Sept. will be the last day of the Free Pants Sale. I wish to announce to our patronizers that the store will be closed for 13 days, from Sept. 29 to Oct. 202 1 am going on fa business trip. Will re- 'turn with a full line of SECOND HAND CLOTHING BOOTS & SHOES for Men, Women and children. also SECOND HAND FURNITURE & COOK STOVES We will also have a full supply of New Clothing and Boots and Shoes for | the family. ---- (Orme COME IN and look over jour stock of Boots and minister and his wife was placed upon * the Ladies' Aid, they bsing especially Shoes. I ali sure it will fitted for the task. The election of aBoard of Manage- ment completed the business, and the meeting was closed with prayer. NOTICE! There are, no doubt, some students of Pitman Shorthand who, having -a knowledge of the theory, are desirous of ecquiring speed and proficiency in the art. With this in view I propose to im- mediately commence a Speed Class in conjunction with the elementary class. I shall be pleased to receive the names of any students who are interested when I will make the necessary ar- nt--S. V. RIGBEY. ly Given I not pay you to send out for any as our prices are the lowest and we will always refund money if the boote are not satis- factory aften taken home. 00 Ome NOTICE You will find that our Second Hand Goods are entirely in a different store, away from the New Goods ITER NEW & SECOND HAND STORE Goods of every description Bought and Sold