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Dryden Observer, 6 Nov 1925, page 3

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«oy a THE DRYDEN OBSERVER a 3 Special discount of Ten p.c. will be allowed on New Cars now in stock. Used Ford TRUCKS, CARS, and TRACTORS. Toit Truck .....iv.oans $450.00 Touring Star, 1923 .... 425.00 Touring, 1023 ......cnvns 325.00. Tractor .....cvnvevores 350.00 Touring, 1021 ....:...... 250.02 Tractor ............... 450.00 OLIVER Breaksr & Double Furrowed Plows in stock sete Seti PR SEE IRD urance Hardware PHONE No. 41 Ee NES Before You Buy A Radio Set Come to Durance Bros. & Co. and listen to the 66 : $ 9) Thermiodyne The Finest Instrument in the world. Everything In Radio Supplies little was done in Canada before 1880. 'Eastern Canada, because all the old Compass Points In Different Directions en] Inventor Unknown. The invention of the compass is lost in the dawn of history. It is first found in a quaint Chinese legend which relates that the Emperor Ho-ang-ti, in 2634 B.C. led forth his army and attacked the rebel Khiang, on the! plains of Tchou-lou. But Khiang, get- ting the worst of the conflict, called the wiards, magicians and sorcerers to his aid, who raised a great fog to hide Khiang and his army. Then the Emperor, not to be outdone in his turn used the greater magic of the compass ] which led his army through the great fog so that he was able to overcome Khiang and capture him. The compass appears to have been brought to Europe in the twelfth century, most probably by Aarbians, as it is known that the Arabian and Chinese traders met in the Porsian® gulf; and on account of its very great ! practical value as a guide in all, weathers, it rapidly came into general ! use and enabled Christopher Columbus to sail straight west from Spain, by | day and by night, through fair and storpyy weather, to the discovery of the ; New World. - Does Not Point North But contrary to story book reports, the compass does not point north, but more or less to the east or west at different places. Scientists state that this iz because the magnetic poles of the earth ave not situated at the geographical poles as shown on our maps of the world; that in fact the north magnetic pole is near the Are- tic coast of Canada, and the South magnetic pole south from New Zea- land ! 1t is very important to know the variation of the compass, especially in land surveys in Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Tidward Island were made by compass, and now-a-days when it is desired to retrace one of the old lost boundary lines, it is necessary to know hefore- hand what the march of the compass has been since the time when the old; * survey was made. Compass information is particularly valuable in such a large new country as Cunada, and it is interesting to note that Champlain measured its direction at Halifax about 1604. John Davis in Davis Straight 1585 and Capt. Baffin in Baffin Land 1616, Capt Middleton at Churchhill and York Factory 1725; while Capt Cook in 1778 and Capt Vancouver in 1792 measured it along the Pacific Coast. Later Sir John Franklin 1819-26 and Sir John Lefroy, 1843-46 made some measurements, but comparatively, These Siar Winter Peooks Make : You Eager for Cold Days aN and colors you like 6428. The flared prin- cess dress is fashion's newest style. This frock requires 23% yards of 54-inch material in size 38. The Deltor shows you how to make it. Style 6428 cAlways Buy BUTTERICK PATTERNS including DELTOR ) Ralph J. Inserted plaits and flares are the outstand- ing features of the new Winter styles. And the popular materials are heavy crepe de Chine, flannel, jersey, Canton crepe, plain satin, crepe satin. goods counter to-day and select the materials You will find these dresses very easy to make, forincluded with each Butterick Pattern is the Deltor, a won- derful dressmaking guide that shows you how to make each dress from start to finish. ~ Visit our piece- 6417. This is a two- piece dress with the slip. In size 36 you need 3 yards of 40-inch material with no up or down. circular flounce at-{) L.| tached to a separate Canada's Magnetic Survey. Since 1830 however, the Topographi- cal Survey, Department of the Interior has carried on a most extensive mag- netic survey in this country in con- junction with its other work, at prac- ically no expense, because the compass direction can be measured in a few minutes when the survey parties are already on the ground In spite of the fact that the pcomass has been known for so long, it is to- day moer widely employed than ever before; it is the sure-fire pathfinder, the cloud by day and the pillar by night to the sailor afloat on the heav- ing main; the airman above the hiding clouds; the miner underground in the deepest shaft; and explorers, sur- veyers, huntere, trappers, prospectors, pioneers and travellers penetrating the trackless forest, the jumbled moun- tains, the virgin 'wilderness and the Far North. Suits and Overcoats Carr's Mackinaw Coats and Pants Heavy Sujeaters & Underwear Everything for Winter Wear. T. PROUDFOOT "THE DRYDEN TAILOR" Some outstanding features as a re- sult of inspection for certified seed are, the general improvement in cultural practices, followed by the growers who enter their fields for inspection, the interest which they evince in the various diseases, and the practice of the methods recommended for their control, and the honest efforts they put forth to comply with the tuber in- spection standard when preparing their crops for sale. These features are of ' great assistance to the efficient eon- duct of the inspection service, and are much appreciated. 6373. This is a very inexpensive dress to make, requiring only 214 yards of 54-inch flannel or jersey Pronger in size ¢o \M<Cormick- Deering oP Chatham Bob Slecighs MADE IN THREE DIFFERENT SIZES: TWO-INCH TWO AND A HALF INCH THREE-INCH Cross Chains and Swinging Bolsters or Short Reach PRICES AND LITERATURE ON APPLICATION J. S. CORNER, Oxdrift, Ont. 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Co Successors to ANDERSON & HARRIS BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS FULL STOCK OF LUMBER, SASH AND DOOEE SHINGLES, WOOD FIBRE BRICK, LIME AND CEMENT Estimates Freely Guven RONGER' CASH GROCERY SPECIALS for SATURDAY ONLY Choice Butter, per ib ..... 47 Real Nice & Fresh. Chocolates, Almond Tops, Cocoanut, Walnut Tops, Rey. Ooc, for oun Bien 29 Bred; thvee for. vised 25 Eastern Apples, Baldwins, Or. IDET wl ven ip LAR A 49 Bananas, per dozen ........ .33 Peppermint Candies, per Ib .29 Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, 7 tins POF Lh mam wach ERE Ee $1.00 Leaf Tobacco, two hands BE Ln EE a ie GR ag Pink Salmon, tall tins, two DO men eben 4 a ER | 0. H. PRONGER, Proprieto:.

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