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13 o For Easter Week | See Our Dry Goods Window For-- : : Beautiful Display Of LADIES' FANCY SILK SCARFS, & DRESS LENGTHS : No Two Alike 1 > £ 1 § Gent's Furnishing Window-- ALL-WOOL, FANCY KNIT SLEEVLESS SWEATERS, > 2 > CAPS, SPRING SHOES, etc. | te Grocery Window-- : eh i" PURE STRAWBERRY JAM, 4b tin ..oovovvvionnn.. .90 Fruits in Season-- al RIPE TOMATOES, CELERY, LETTUCE, -ORANGES, LOWER PRICE on ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR ; FEED OATS, BRAN, SHORTS, { : April Fifteenth Also RECLEANED OATS FOR SEED. { EB | > SCO FRESH CURED MEATS } BUTTER and LARD Fresh Eggs to Arrive for the In the Daiter Block : W. KELSO, Prop. { RS RCE RE AR CR ER t 1 he i WATKIN'S PRODUCTS | Senden ausanne = For Farmer or Citizen : ; REMEDIES, SPICES, EXTRACTS, We will carry a complete line SOAPS, TOILET PREPARATIONS | of Candies, Cigars, Fruits, Ice HOUSEHOLD SPECIALTIES Cream, and Confectionery of Best for over fifty years. Our Bak iy kinds. y ur specialty -- : A LAD 1 Art NOC LING: HOME MADE BREAD First Class Fresh every day. « Puff Pastries, Doughnuts, and all - SHOE REPAIRING other Cookery. --f---- OO We cater for parties large ; CHILDREN'S BOOTS or small, Lodges, etc. 1! REPAIRED Lunches Served at All Hours. - alter School: Hous, All at Reasonable Prices ~~~ LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY Drop in when you are " Prices Strictly Moderate down town, after Rink or Theatre Al Orders Receive or any time, : PROMPT ATTENTION THE OLD BURGESS STAND." Machin & Popham € I L. GREENHILL 8 No. 40 DUKE STREET { Barristers, Solicitors, etc. H. A. C. MACHIN EARLE C. POPHAM FEEL A LD. O'NEILL = Ns Ete. Also Member Manitoba Bar. : . Annan L, FLOCK MPERIAL BANE SOILS KENORA : KENORA ---::-- ONT ONTARIO AEA Cash Grocery SPECIALS -- b bl 5 ema : For SATURDAY AND MONDAY # TE World Dean, 900 BBL, co nT ar 200 DATES, In bulls, fresh, perl vive svrsosoit tis toi .10 DIG 'B' CHICKS in Boxes, Bet bom oan AE 2 ff BAISING, Suedlons, two 158 000. 1a isone es oe ote 25 / STRAWBERRY JAM, pure, Alymer Brand, 4th tin 0... .69 / Alymer, PLUM JAM, pure, 4-Ib tin 4. 5. SH ee 49 { [Pinerr STRAWBERRY & AVPLE JAM, 4b ta oo 49 on (JOGAN & RASPBERRY JAM, 400 tin . ntrs enn 67 ~( YEAMEALED BACON, Back, pA EB En TS, .29 ~ SALT PORK, Good and Preah peril', Siler ov. 19Y5 1 / DON'T MISS THIS BUNCH OF BARGAINS - BULK TEA, in five pound DO hr a Pa $2.89 Orders taken for POTATOES, in ten bushel orders, $1.25 per bus. O. H. PRONGER, Proprietor. y Jars to thé Hospital, can obtain the can have on proving property, by call- WANTED-- MAN FOR GENERAL , up if desired. Dinorwic School Report MARCH, 1925 x ak , Names in order of merit-- Sr. IV.--Fanny Ovenstone*, Rocco Zoccole, Robert Huckell. Jr. IV--Mary Murray, Richard Eger, Sr. IIl.--Hedwig Eger*, V. Wright, Josephine Zoccole. Jr. III.--Saimi Hauta, Johnny Oven- stone. * : Sr. IT.--George Murray. Jr. IL.--Max Day, George Huckell, Mary Eger®, Lillian Wright, Edgar Watts, Charlie Watts. Sr. I--Verna Lyons*, Edith Finlay- son. Jr. L--Jenny Wright*, Joseph Zoc- cole, Willie Murray. Sr. Primary--Willie Huckell, Jimmy Anderson, Walter Eger*, Jr, Primary--Gladys Lyons, Dorothy Wright*, No. on roll for March __.__.____ - 28 Average Attendance for March __.. 26 Perfect Attendance __.__.__.__ * (Miss) E. G. WRIGHT, Teacher PAINTING PAPER-HANGING And DECORATING. . Prices Right. Estimates Free, Phone 41. GEO. McCANN. Short Advts, THOSE WHO HAVE AT ANY TIME contributed Fruit or other Edibles in returned empties at the Town Hall. FOUND--GOLD RING, with Stone ; also WATCH, in going order. Owners ing at Office of DRYDEN OBSERVER. Farm Work. Job good until freeze- 11s the aim of Dr Tolmie, former minis- The Conneting Link. Canada's future as a united confedera- 'tion from the Atlantic to the Pacific, united in spirit as well as constitution, ter of agriculture for the Dominion, at the banquet given in honour of Dr R. J. Manion, M. P., at Fort William last Thursday evening. : There is a vast territory adjacent to the great lakes capable of wonderful development, Dr Tolmie said. I know driven out into that country in years past and have seen the wonderful agri- cultural belts with soil and advantages all their own. . It should be the task of government bo settle up as much as possible these rich agricultural belts in the area that divides the east from the west. That would be the master stroke in welding the Dominion together. I am certain that in this vast area there are great resources of soil, pulp- wood, timber and minerals, that will make it one of the most valuable por- tions of Canada, he said. The air was full of rumours of the -general election, he said, but nothing definite had been decided as to date. Health Talks By Dr J. J. MIDBLETON Fo o% B | ey Dr Middleton will be glad to answer 'all questions en public health matters through this column. Address him at Spadina House, Spadina Crescent, : Torente, Ontario. * #* & Ed w From away out in Vernon, British Columbia, comes an inquiry about health matters from a reader of this column, indicating the wide circulation of the Publication. The correspondent in question ask about Neuralgia and its treatment. : I may say at the outset that it is possible to accurately diagnose the cause of a complaint of this kind by Apply to JAS HATCH, Lot 3, Con. 6, Van Herne ¢ [3 FOR SALE--PURE BRED JERSEY COW, Govt.-tested. Three years old. & Apply to i 2 correspondence. - Neuralgia is not of itself a disease; it is a symptom. One can only guess at the cause and sug- gest certain things that need to be given consideration. For instance, I don't know whether there is a focus of infection somewhere that is: poisoning what I am talking about, for I have} W. K. EDYE, Dryden.' ; the system and causing pain through- FOR SALE--FARM, 160 ACRES, 50 Out the body which the patient com- of each month, at eight p.m., in the lains of, and describes as neuralgia. _under cultivation, balance pulpwood & > ; 2 scrub; two miles from Oxdrift on the main road. Good two-story log house with summer kitchen; stable, granary, hen-house, good well close to house.' Close to school. Price $3,000, § terms to suitable party.-- Apply JOSEPH TUCKEY, Lot 1, Con. 2, Oxdrift, Ont. FOR SALE--TEAM OF BIG SLEIGH DOGS--Apply to Mrs WELBURN, Ignace. FOR SALE--Black and Gold Wooden Bedstead, complete with Spring and | Mattress,or will sell each piece singly. * White Dresser. Mahogany Music! Cabinet. Parlour Table. Rocking chair Can be seen any time between 10.00 | a.m. and 2:00 p.m. at my home ALDRA SMITH, Post Office --HOUSES FOR SALE.-- Town Lots for sale. Good loca- tions near School, A. J. LOCK, Dryden. -- WANTED --- Secondhand FURNITURE. We would like you to give us the first "chance to buy your furniture on} is really an leaving town.--S. DAITER. LO.O.F. DRYDEN LODGE, Ne 417 meets at the Town Hall every Monday evening at eight o'clock. Visiting Members cordially invited. D. KENTNER, N.G. ALEX. DUNCAN, Secy. L.O.L. DRYDEN LODGE Ne. 1694 meets the first Wednesday Town Hall. dially invited. D. ANDERSON, W.M. Visiting Brethren eer- ! Neuralgia means rand neuralgia, for in the former case Then again, the trouble may be caused by an anaemic condition of the bluod. In fact, neuralgia is sometimes deserib- ed as "the call of the nerves for better bleod," 'and in many cases that is§ exactly what is wrong, but there may be other causes, such as a growth somewhere irritating a nerve or series of nerves, and we must not forget the well-known complaint usually deserib- | ed as sciatica. There may he many other causes than these for neuralgia, but I have just mentiomed these few example to show how difficult it is to tell a person who writes a letter from a distance, just what should be done for his complaint. The reason that a difficulty exists is that to cure any disease, one must first find out the cause of the disease, and this cannot very well be done without a thorough physical examination by a physician. To mention a few more underlying ] causes of neuralgia we include malaria j alcoholism, diabetes, lead poisoning, syphillis, gout, rheumatism or bright's | disease. It may be that the neuralgia expression of central disease--for instance, locomotor ataxia. It may be some local cause such as a diseased tooth or a diseased ovary. In} every cause, treatment must include treatment of the underlying cause. pain in a nerve, There is a differemee between neuritis the pain is usually steady and persist- ent, while in neuralgia it comes and goes. In neuritis the course of the inflamed nerve can be made out by tenderness on deep pressure. Massage and manipulation may be of use in some forms of neuralgia, and benefit may be derived from the use of salicylates, iodides and other neuralgic medecines. Preparations of opium, morphia and codein should never be taken for this condition, be- cause ithe danger of habit is too great, No medicine of a sedative nature BADEN SMITH, Secy Golden Star Lodge AF. & AM, No. 484, G.R.C. Meets in the Masonic Hall, Dryden, the Second Tuesday of each month Visitors Cordially invited. H. HUMPHREYS, W.M. ALEX. DUNCAN, Secy. x 'lief from pain than do any other should be given except for short periods and then under physicians' control. Rest and electricity and light therapy offer more hope of re- agents. : But first of all go #0 your physician and have him give you a complete physical examination. Before you can cure the disease, you've got to kno the cause. "~ ' TENN ) 50 to $12.00 TENNIS BALLS, Slazenger's Special. '- FOOTBALLS: and BLADDERS. Complete Stock of -- 5 RE BASEBALLS, GLOVES, MITTS, BATS Everything from Children's size to Official League Goods. Sponge and Gass Filled BALLS for Children.. Special Prices to Clubs for Quantities. Let us quote you on your Uniforms, ete. BATTERIES--45 Volt B's, 22" Volt B's, and No. 6 Cell A-Batteries. We are giving a Special discount of fifteen per cent. Pronger's Varie = 22s SHR, one ty Easter Gloves and Hosiery GLOVES--Silk & French Kid, in all the New Shades. SILK HOSIERY, in all shades, from ..... .60 to $2.00 A Big Assortment Of Children' HATS, for Girls and Boys, fom Wo oii A 75 to $2.85 NEW SHOES & SANDALS-- One-Strap Shoes, sewn soles, all sizes ........... $3.50 Sandals--Black, Patent, Children's, Misses', and Ladies' fom i ne a te ae $1.50 to $2.25 LADIES' BROWN SANDALS i cated. $2.00 J. The surest way to get your grain drilled right is to use the McCormick - Deering Drill, a size for every need. They are so sturdy, so carefully designed | and are buiit of such highgrade | materials, that they do good: work under all conditions. di Spring tooth and stiff tooth Culti- vators as well as Disk Harrows of MecCormick-Deering type, are also made of the highest grade material obtainable, and do good work under any conditions. All sizes, ee cither for team or tractor. IF IN NEED OF A PLOW OR A SET OF HARROWS THIS SPRING, DO NOT FAIL TO LET US KNOW. No better Farm Equipment made than the McCORMICK-DEERING. J. S. CORNER, Uxdrift, Ont. Agent for :-- INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY of Canada, Ltd q ~ F. 0. B. Dryden RUNABOUT ..... +... $575.00 COPE vn $775.00 LIGHT DELIVERY .. 58000 SEDAN TUDOR ciiv Boson TOURING ... 5... 615.00 SEDAN FORDOR..., 1025.00 We have several SNAPS in Open and Closed Cars, thoro- ughly overhauled and re-painted. IF YOUR CAR REQUIRES OVERHAULING OR PAINTING, WE CAN ATTEND TO IT IMMEDIATELY. Genuine Ford Parts Used -ONLY. -All work done under the Ford Flat Rate system. Our heavy Spring Shipments of TIRES, TUBES & BATTERIES have arrived, ranging in prices as follows: : FABRIC TIRES, sow gl, uv cnsin from $7.50 CORD TIRES. sox 3... on from 8.zo BERING EE AR Sr A from 1.60 11 & 13-plate Batteries for Cars & Radios, guaranteed for two years, From $14.50 to $20.00 arage