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THE DRYDEN OBSERVER a Le » PAPAS is of 3ssing Interest WE have received this Spring, a wonderful assortment of READY-TO-WEAR Ladies' and Children's Garments, and by judiciously placing the orders, have arrived at a conclusion of which we are very proud. We announced this cuardedly last week, and made the clerical error of stating that the Display Week would be between the 23rd and 28th of March. This is an error for which we apologise. The item was too important to us and to you, to handle with scant preparation. STARTING Monday, March 30, and ending Saturday April 4th, the lower part of the Store will display thou- sands of dollars' worth of Garments. These are:-- NIGHT GOWNS, from $1.00 up. WAISTS, from $1.75 up BLOUSES Sy 50 up. RINCESS SLIPS, from $1.25 up. KIDDIES OVERALLS, from .45 up. BOYS BLOUSES, from .90 up. BOYS WAIST SUITS, from $1.75 up. ROMPERS, from .50 up. CREEPERS, from .50 up. And hundreds of Gingham, Cotton, Voile, ete. Dresses, both Children's and Women's, at all prices. LADIES' COATS--at many prices-- and in fact everything that one will want. TO make the week one of interest, to tempt you to come and inspect, whether you buy or not, we are mak- ing a special discount for the week only of ten per cent for cash, off prices that are already low. And while we do not generally believe it is neces- sary for a high grade store to resort to freak devices, we are going to weaken now that Spring is in the air, and make an added touch of interest to the whole thing. EVERY purchaser of at least $2, 00, will receive for her one purchase, whether this purchase be $2.00 or $50, a ticket entitling her to draw for a made-to-measure Silk Dress, worth $35.00 or $40.00, depending upon her choice. If she made six purchases auring the week, each purchase being $2.00 or over, she would of course re- ceive six coupons. P.S.--We fail to see what more we can do to demonstrate that this Store with its space, and its oppor- tunity of buying, is abreast at all times with the needs of the Dis- trict. ALFRED PITT, Ltd. DRYDEN, Ont. Better Live Good Live Stock G. E. DAY, "RENORA -........... 2. pm tog pm... .. MAY 2nd VERMILLION BAY ... gam. to 12 noon .... MAY 4th EAGLE RIVER ... .2pm. tos pm... MAY 4th OXDRIFT Ciel g. a.m. to 12 noon .... MAY 5th DRYDEN Se inwy an apa to gpa... oc MAY gth Instructive Demonstrations Qutario Live Stock Improvement Commitice Stock Train Interesting Lectures Chairman rd Ee Td Ce AOE 5 Ontario Better Live Stock Train. A special tran of thirteen cars; 7 cars of Live Stock, and 6 cars for demonstration and lecture work, is touring Eastern and Northern Outar. 0, from March 19th to May 11th, 1925 For stopping points see the special | advertiseniencs. The Canadian National Railways, and the Canadian Pacific Railway ars supplying the Train, and with the T, & N. O. Railway are operating the Train free of charge to the Ontario and Dominion Departments of Agri- culture, which are supplying the staf and equipment. The primary purpose of the Train is educational. The Ralways and De- partments of Agriculture realize the importance of "Good Live Stock" in its relation to the general prosperity ef agriculture, and with the co-operation of all parties concerned, this Train is made poss:ble. The Live Stock exhibit will consist of Horses, Beef Cattle, Dairy Cattle; Sheep, Swine, and Poultry. Special exhibits of Wool, Bacon, Seeds, Feeds, and Fertilizers, have also been arranged. haevy draught gelding loaned by the Cooksville Shale Brick Company, and the other an express type geld ng loan- ed by the City Dairy Company, Toronto ; will be used for demonstration work. The Dairy Cattle exhibit contanng both cows and bulls in Eastern Ont- ario, will< be containing such noted animals as "Sir Francey Mercena Burke" that famous holstein bull owned by D. A. McPhee, Vankleek Hill. This bull it will be remembered won the Junion Champion- ship at the Great National Dairy Show, Syracuse, in 1923. F. M. Rutherford, Bonar Law, is loaning for Eastern On- tario, the noted Ayrshire Show Bull "Robin Hood of Springbank" formerly owned by J. L. Stansell, M.P. A very high class Jersey bull that A. T. Little London, is counting on as a show pros- pect has also been secured. In addi- tion one car is given exclusively to each of the following:--Beef Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Pouliry and Dairy Products. A complete staff of Demonstrators and Lecturers has been arranged so that everyone may enjoy a profitable visit to the Train. a NO REMARRIAGE OTTAWA, March 21.--Thomas Vein, Liberal, Lotb nere, intends to raise in the House of Commons the issue of whether divorced persons shall have amendment to divorce bill, that "In no case, whether the divorce is granted by any act of parliament or by the decision of any court in Canada, shall either of the divorced parties have the right to re-marry. Two very high class horses, one, a _, particularly attractive, 3 the right to re-marry. He has given | : notice of his intention to move, as an |. Early Potatoes and How te Grow Them iN trying to get early Potatoes, we should first of all avoid planting too carly, as this only brings failure. | Espec ally in our Northern Ontario climate, with ofien late night frosts. Tor years we have followed the follow- ing directions:-- As soon as the weather gets nice in April, we prepare some shallow boxes about 2%-inches high, with bottoms made out of laths. In these boxes we lay, without any earth, our Potatoes, which should be of uniform size--1%- Waldhof. WALDHOF.--A Concert and Dancs was held on March 21st, in #he Cera- munity Hall, which was a great success The people of Waldhof showed that, know how to handle a concert. A quartette formed by the Waldhof Band was well applauded. Mr A. Titze, with his folk songs, received a real ovation. Even the dance was a wonderful suc- cess, as we thought it was over too early as we went home. Winter seems to have at last come to an end, the last few days have play- ed havoc with our sleigh roads, and everybody is hurryinf to get everything out before the grand break-up comes. By the looks of things, it will not be long before it does come--Bui you can never tell! Mr and Mrs John Moeser who have heen visiting Wm. Moeser, left for Ke- nora, where they will spend the re- mainder of the winter. We are waiting with keen interest, the doings in Toronto. And we are wondering about the quarrel over the 4.4 beer. had bigger ourselves). tacks down there. Development Branch. he does not care much about them. besides being good settlers, they also: Say! we honestly thought we roblems at stake than the 4.4 (We make a better brand of that It looks as if our member, Peter Heenen, is getting down to brass Wonder why Peter does not mind his own business, this is the advice of officials of the Northern But it seems © o © Our Mr Daiter has left on a buying trip to the city, to complete the SPRING STOCK, and will return Saturday March 28th with a com- plete range of Church Services SUNDAY, March 29th. inches in diameter. An empty soap cut to the right height. In selecting Potatoes, kinds - should have Early Oho, Irish Cobblers, ete., these are the kinds we have used with good results. After placing the potatoes in and leave them in some frost-proof place. potatoes in the boxes develop short, cturdy. sprouts. Now we have to be hox would be just the right size, ft the early; the preference." boxes, we put them out in some open: place so the air can go through them, but carefully carry them in at night: 3 Pretty soon you will notice that the The UNICN CHURCH. Morning at Eleven o'clock-- Lesson--Johy vi. 60 - 71 Sader School--2.30 p.m. Tvening Service at 7.00 p.m. "Four Qualities Essential to Life." Tuesday 7.30 p.m.--Prayer Meeting. H. A. RIVERS, Minister. 11 a.m.--*'Jacob: The Prince with God. careful not to break these sprouts; this. , of course would destroy all our work, Lven Little leaves and icots | join H le they are sill in the ! and care. : will appear wh 'bo.es; just be careful not to disturd i those sprouts or roots. After the danger of frost is over, which will be about the end of May. carry your boxes to the piece of land which you have prepared, and plant your potatoes in the usual way. We distanees of eighteen inches in the row. Now watch your patch carefully. if the weather is favourable and the soil right, plants should be shown up 'n about eight days. These should be frost. It will not harm them when this is done. is not, as many a man thinks, in plant- ing early, but in getting plants started carly and---after they are started---n keep'ng them going. . After we are certain frost is over we may let them grow. Hoeing them frequently seems to have a wonder- ful affect. A close watch for bugs is also one of the conditions of success. But since war early polato patch is meant for "ome use, we eannot figure to plant 2 big average. Therefore the control ~f weeds and forests pests should not sive us much trouble. In selecting a place, we have found out that low and wet land is to be wwoided. High land, worked well, with a liberal portion of stable manure in the previous season gives good = . to scab oy other provides. pi de ART Mgr THEATRE Victor Hugo's STARRING -- LON C Magnificent tly Produced! THE Coming: -- Friday--- "PLASTIGR! AMS " Biggest THIS ONE WILL KNOCK YOU CUCKOO, SURE Immortal Classic HANEY Sensational! --BQe. and 25c. Novelty in Ages. Tent them in rows three feet apart, in lightly covered with earth, in case of The secret of getting early potatoes satisfaction, but fresh manure tends tupendous! SEASON'S OUTSTANDING ATTRACTION NOTICE--Picture Starts Sharp at 8.00, and Lasts to 10.45 p.m. PRICES-------- "hidden sorrow. You may be one. cannot heal." Come and hear to us today. Tuesday, 7.45-----Young People's League Young friend, you are invited. n the Baptist Church at this hour. Thursday 8.00 p.m.--Prayer, Praise & We welcome you to Bring your Bible the Promises. enjoy them with us. with you. A. J. FIELDUS, Pastor. YOUNG PEOPLE'S BIBLE CLASS. DRYDEN BAPTIST CHURCH Regular Services Morning & Evening. 7.00 p.m.--A Man with a secret care. There is many a person carrying a secret care, an ever present worry, a But 'Earth hath no sorrow that Heaven this message of ancient time that speaks Drop Boots and Shoes and Ready-to-Wear --0--0--0--0--0--0-- We will also secure a good supply of Second Hand (Goods. 2 ons ye rn When you are helping the Merchants in town, it is for oe own good, as every dol- lar left in town, you' re bound to get it back again. And then you are sure to see the quality you're getting, instead of seeing a nice picture in the catalogue. ANGLICAN CHURCH SUNDAY, March 29th. EAGLE RIVER. 1 a.m-- "The Calling of Moses" P. F. KINGABY, Minister, p.m.--Patience, Power & Peace. ---0--0--0--0---0--0-- Whenever in need of a ASSESSOR WANTED Tenders will be received by the under- | signed for an Assessor for S. S. No. 2, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. WHITE, Sinton Bedworth, Ont., P.O. nd, up to and including Friday, Suit do not only judge the price, but come in and look over our samples. We.are making up Suits to Measure at $27. which you will admit are as good a value as some that you get for $40 to $50. As for Kodak keeps r story indoors, there's a long list of pic- tures to make for the Kodak history of the home. And the Kodak album'. soon becomes the most precious book you have. arama Ask us for your copy of "At Home with the Kodak." This 32-page booklet, completely illustrated, describes and shows interesting pictures such as you can make at your house. Kodak Film--the genuine in the famous yellow box. Photo Finishing--service that's right and right on time. GOUGH'S CONFECTIONERY Dryden, Ontario. RS TTA? Te the workmanship, we guaran- tee a good fit or money re- funded. We have purchased Mr Mc- Kinnon's HOUSE FURNITURE Come in and see it. There something you might need. Our space in the Second-hand store being limited, we will therefore sell everything at saving prices. | New and Second Hand Store. DRYDEN. .. .. ONTARIO a