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iE DRYDEN OBSERVER Hocky Results. On last Saturday night the 'Midgets' played the 'Milk Maids' their first game of the season. The 'Midgets' won--never mind the score. The fact ere Orel ens Gree oe Everything a little cheaper than you would expect. --0--0--0--0--0--0-- ~every afternoon from 2 to 4. o> p Children, Poosday and Thu ED ARES G2 is everybody went home satisfied, both players and spectators. In the first period after many spills and easy let- downs, one of the Milk Maids lost control of her skates, and in taking her dive, happened to pick on Ken Kerney for a cushion. Poor Ken, the spectators expected to see him lengthened abount four inches. But it's hard to put a bad un out of com- mission. Another Maid got excited and put her arms around Gordon Campbell. She says she was falling, Gordon says she was squeezing him. Use your own judgement spectators. Another of the Maids was in a scrimage for the puck and lost her stick, Forgetting all about the stick, she started after Mike, who had the puck. I guess Mike did not know whether he was going to get crowned, sat on, or squeezed. One of the Maids got the puck and worked her way right up to the goal mouth, and then changeh her mind and sat down. Mike was the out standing stare of the game, getting most of the goals for his side. After the game he was signed up by the Juveniles, another step in the advancement of hockey. Jack Skillen refereed the game, and to show he was impartial, both teams have asked his to referee their next game, on Saturday night at 7 o'clock. An admission of 10c., and 20c., will be charged. Last Friday night the White Mules and Juniors played what turned out to be one of the best and most ex local Amphitheatre. The White ule defeating the Juniors 3--2. the score would indicate, were evenly matched, as hand picked. 'There was not a mi the teams they were of Ir every player on both teams putting his all into the game. It was a good gare to win, and the losers have noth- ing to be ashamed of. cit- ing games of hockey everplay at the! ~ And as?' Boys' FLEECE COMBINATIONS reg. 1.25 to 1.50. Sale price ._ $1.02 Boys' 2-piece UNDERWEAR, reg. 60 garment. Sale price --..__ 253 Boys' 100-p.c. Wool COMBINATI ONS reg 1.80 each. Sale price --_.. 1.50 Men's 2-piece Fleece UNDERWEAR reg. .95 each. Sale price _ 5 ,» Fleece COMBINATIONS, 1.95 ench. Sale price 1.40 » 2-plece ype VE ES R, 1-60 n.c. Wool, reg. 1.95 go », 'COMBINAT Wool, re Women's 2- Heavy Fleece, Sale price --..... Women's Fleece Sale price ee 65 Q 16. Sale 100 peo. MEN'S WORK Flannel S Alice Berrey Goal J. Gough ; M. Beddome Defence G. Campbell] B E. Russell Defence M. Louttit | & Sale Mrs LeBaron Defence Bob Berry io Clara Self Forward Ab. Berry 25. Sale Mrs Hambly Forward Ken Kerrey 1.85 Subs:--Misses Crone, Gardiner, and 3b. Bale 'Hawkins. es 1.10 = FF -- go 1.65. 1.45 Blue B price _ Blue Railyo Thrill after thrill, end to end rushe timely saves, all kept the spectators on tip-toe rooting for either team. Doc Langtry, Jr. was in the rets the Son and to simply say Ta he was ' and played a good game wd be ota ing him less than justice. 'Tin after time, especially in the third per- iod, he stopped what appeared to be! sure goals. admission to see him in action. O. Jackson played his old reliable game-- cry minute & lots of minates His end to end rushes, accompanied by E. Louttit and R. Davidson was a treat for sore eyes. Jackson and Louttit each scored one goal. Harry Beddome and Ernie Dicksen played the same old stonewall defence. -- broke up many rushes and eombi- nations. By the way, Harry appears to be a convincing exponent of "turn- ing the other cheek." Sz, Notice :-- Beginning next week, January 19th the Rink will be open for skating only three nights a week, Monday, Wednes- day and Friday, from-8-t6710. Also There will be no Hockey practice on these nights, which will leave the ice in perfect condition for skating. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday | will be fo rhockey practice and hockey games. No skating on Be nights. There will be no change i e after- POO PT aii for Shoot rsday, from 4 to 6; Saturday 2 to 4. Hockey practice for School Children Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 4 to 6. th TOE ¢ am SED 04 will be held in the ---DAITER BLOCK--- DANCE HALL. FRIDAY, JANU'R 30th. Two extra Players will be added to the Orchestra for the occasion Iirst, Second and Third Prizes will be given 288s -:Admission -- Gent's soc. - Ladies 1sc. COME WITH THE CROWD SD OCEDO EES OTs It was worth the price of | .80. Sale rn RD onetins Collars, reg 45 rs, reg 25. Sale 20 each. 10 Swe 8, reg 1.15 pric Men's All Wool Coa ¢ Sweaters, reg 4.50. Sale price - Men's & Ladies' White, Coz Yen's ; 1.95. Sa lopriee 1.50 Men's Cotton Pullover Sweaters, rog 1.35, Saleprice ......... 135 Men's All Woll Pullover Sweaters, reg 3.50. Sae price woo 2.95 Men's All Wool, Pullover Sweaters, V neck, reg 8.95. Sale price _. 3.23 Men's Wool, Jersey Pullover 8 3 vex 2.25, Sale price ....... Loh Firls' Coat Sweaters, reg 1.95 to 2.28, Salewriea cil. LED SOX & STOCKINGS--- Children's Stockings, brown, Heavy Cotton Rib, to sizes 714 reg. .30 sale price 25 From 8 to 10, reg .35. Sale price .30 Black, Heavy Ribb Stockings, to size 74, reg .25. Sale price __._. 20 From 8 to 10, reg .30. Sale price .25 Black Worsted Stockings, from 4 to 10, reg .35 to .60. Sale price 25 to 590 Women's Silk and Wool Hose, reg 80. Sale price i h Women's Fawn Cashmere Hose, reg Bn Salenples nn nL nn AD) Do 890 Oo NE i . x -- FOR THE MONTH Women's Seamless, Wool Hose, reg 50. Salep rice ....--ooeoen 65 Women's Clocked Silk Tose, reg .65 Sale pries [0 oo .50 Women's Black Silk and Wool Tose, ver 90. Saleprice i... 75 n's Wool, Drop Stitch Hose, different colours, .65. Sale .50 Women's Cotton Hose, Pra and Brown, reg 25. Sale price _. 20; Me Cotton Sox, reg .25. Sole Ei 205 , fawn, or brows, xtra good wear, reg; Q 23 Sox, heavy weight, reg 40. Sale a a = 55 Men's Heather and Black Sox, reg | Sale price «...lain 40 SNe hw 0 - hl 45 ries iy --1.10 Men's Winter Caps, reg 1.75. Sa price Hi 1.85 Boys' Winter Caps, reg .95. Sale .85 Toques, White, reg .65. Sale price 35 Togques, Tan, reg 85. Sale price .2 PANTS & BREECHES-- Men's Dark Tweed Pants, reg 2.50 Sale peice eT rd wie 5,08 ,» Brown Siripe, Tweed pants, reg 295. 8ale price ol 2.25 » Whipcord Ponts, reg 3.75 Sala price ih «2.05 5» Moleskin Pants, reg 3.75 ad Sale price 0 Sol w Pants, reg vel =3 ho Even ow 9" for) i Pants, reg wl 1 on Cn CD ] 2 Sal Sala ERE AA 2.25 a ue, Dress Pants, ton 3.95 Sao 1 price el 3.50 ,» Navy Blue Stripe Pants, reg 4.65 Sale price 48.95 rey Bloomers, reg 1.95 price _.. i165 skin Bloomers, reg 1.95 leoprice oii oI k Brown, and Grey Tweed, Bloomers, reg 1.45 Sale price oo. a 1.28 » Fhaki Breeches, reg 2.65 Salaries 0 2.00 eavy Weight Breeches, leather gs, reg 3.25 Saleprics mana 20 SUITS OVERS 0S "and MACKI- NAWS ih Navy Blue, Tweed Suits, neat stripe, reg 17.95 Sale price UR SR TE Serge Suits, reg 17.95 price ail 14.75 , All Wool Overcoats, Half Toate Lined, reg 23.95 BOOTS AND SHOES-- Get your family supply in Shoes, while we have our big reduction, as these prices are for January only. Women's Brown, High Top Boots, low heel, a very good, comfortable last, from 4 to 8, reg 3.50 Salewrice a. 2.85 Sale price __ 'Women's black, high tor Boot, reg 3.4 Sale nvlee LD 051 o Women's 2 & $-strap Slippers, SE' width, reg 3.75 Sale price 3.00 W AND HAND Winter Caps, reg 135. Sale' il Sale price'... -- 19.75: All Wool Mackinaw Coot, * reg 6.50 Hale vrlee Loo. B15 Women's Black high top boot, veg 4.25 | ---- 3.65} you will find goods of all descriptions Co] STORE 00 00 000 OF -- : Women's Oxfords, 8-E width reg 8.50 Sale price... -.2.90 § Women's 1-strap patent Slipper, : reg 2.95 Salecpries i 2.50 Girls I-strap, Brown Calfskin Slip- pers, reg 2.65 Sale price ._.__. 2.95 § Women's 1- strap, i | Sale pri nt 1.30 i Girls' high top on Brown Calfskin, : up to size 10, reg 2.35 : Sale pri dos oni 2.00 t From sizes 11 to 5, reg 2.95 Saleprice Lo... © 2.53 | Girls' Black high top Boots, extra heavy quality, $2.65 1%) Sale price $2.25 « Children's Boots, brown calfskin, ° Regular $2.25__.__ Sale price $1.9 Children's Patent & Red Top Boots Regular $1.75 ..__.. Sale price $1.50 . Children's Brown Slippers, Regular $1.55 to $1.85. Sale $1.25 to $1.50 - Youth's Black Boots, welted sole with toecaps, regular $2.75. Sale $2.25 Youth's Brown Boots, extra heavy «leather, without toecaps, reg. $2.65, Sale price $2.15 Youth's Black Boots, without toecaps, Regular $2.30 Sale price $1.75 Youh's Black Boot, toe caps, extra heavy sole, regular $2.50, Sale $1.95 : Boys' Dress Brown Boots regular price $3.65. Sale price $2.95 Boys' Black School Boots, size 1 to 5, Regular $3.25 Sale price $2.50 Men's Military Brown Boots, reg $4.50. Sale price $3.75 Men's Brown Work Boots, with toe- i caps, reg $3.50 Sale price $2.95 Men's Brown Work Boot, wi Dow toe- ca = reg $4. 25 Sale s Black W fork Boots, w e~ cap, reg $4. Sale price $3.58 ien's High i Boots, reg $4.65 Sale price ----..__.. 83.05 Men's Bulldog Toe, Dress Shoe, reg $4.7 Men's black & brown Ec 5 bal Loge -3 <i 9 ow ~3 3T extra only, reg $4.25 Men's ath Dress Boostis, ] Jo} - shoe for tired feet, with ne toe caps, Bale price a $3.95 4 [ Regu or 34. " Men's blac! ; ide, reg Hn i) Mer's Brown Oxfords, $4.95 for £3.95 RUBBERS TO FIT Sa BOOTS, at JANUARY SALE PRICES. ents Gum Rubbers for Mea and Boys, reduced to January Sale Prices, Felt Boots, reg $3.2 2 It Boots, leather vamp, $2.90. 2in in small sizes Felt Boots, ton, should sell $1.75, and ing Price Hs s Oil Tanned Shoe Pac a, reg $2.75 Sale price... ... $1.95 Mitts & Gloves, for men, boys and Won reduced to sale price, Boys' & Giils' Moceasins, to sizes 13, reg 1.25. . Boys & Girls Moccasins, from 1 to 5, reg 1.40. Sale price 1.15 Men's Moccasins, 6 to 11, reg 1 65 Lo) ts Sale price 1.40 Army Grey, 5-1b Blankets, reg 1.95 Sale price 1.95 Warm Comtters, regular 3.85 Sale price 2 3.25 Lots of other articles, which are too nu; aerous to mention, will also be re- duced to January Sale prices. : Everything mentioned above are i strictly New Goods. In our next door Second Hand Store, isuch as Clothing, Boots & Shoes, i Skates, Furniture and other odds and : A good supply of Second Hand i Rifles and Shot Guns, which you can pick up cheap at this time of the year. ONTARIO Sale price $2.50 is p Sale price 95 Cw nd a pe