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THE DRYDEN OBSERVER JUMPS FROM A TRAIN HIS SKULL FRACTURED Return for Forgotten Grip May Cost the Life of Colin M. Kiel Colin M. Kiel, public school teacher at Osaquan on the main line of the C. P..R., 157 miles west of Port Arthur is in Mec- Kellar hospital, Fort William, with a fractured skull, sustained when he jumped off a moving express at Osaguan. Mr Kiel boarded the express at Tgnace. At Osaquan he got off, but had forgottenA his club bag in--one of the ccaches. He re- turned to get it, but before he obtained his bag the train had started to move out of the sta- fon steps of the coach and fell, strik- ing his head on one of tye railway ties. He was picked up uncon- scious and placed aboard East- bound Canadian Pacific Number Two. and brought to Fort Wil- lam. His condition is consider- ed serious--News Chronicle. Te BOYS' CAMP All persons interested in the Annual Camp for the boys of the town and district are requested {o meet in the Town Hall, Mon-£ day next, June I7 at 7:30 p.m. Mr Keil jumped from the: AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The number of Special Prizes those of last vear, and we hope have the list in your hands very soon. In the meantime all those wishing to enter the good garden contest, will-please hand in their names to the Secretary not later than June goth. This applies te residents of the Lown. Prizes donated by Mr J. Wilson as before are offered. Prizes totalling $75:00 is being offered by the President of the Society for the best collection of Grain, (Grasses, Vegetables and Flowers from and school sect'on between Quibell This is worth while trying so get together and make a good exhibit. A therough revision of the list has been made and in nearly ail classes, three prizes are being given instead of two. This gives more an opportunity to win. Tverybody in the district should get behind the Agricultural Soci- ety and help. Send in your $1:00 for a membership fee. This will help, and gives you free admission to the Fair at any time. S. and Dymént. ; for, Little Corner June 7th, 1929 No. 15 ed weekly in the Interest of the People of Kenora District. Corner's 2 Vol. Farm Machinery, Oils, Gas, Auto Accessories. The St. Luke's Women's Aux- iliary will hold an Apron Sale and Tea in the Parish Iall prompt, when the possibilities for | a camp this summer will be ds- cussed. on Friday, June 21st; from 3 to 6 p.m. Homecooking and : Candy will also be sold. Pt ores LARD--1-Ib prints 1AMB CHOP COTTAGE ROLL PICNIC HAM sen wee JELLIED TONGUE BEEF HEARTS ........ and a full line of COOKED MEATS Le = RS viata vie swe ats seis 0 wiwisileia ew = TL i= IS) [SI PRS RR RP SE SS iL JELLIED VEAL Phone No.6 A. PATTERSON, Prop. 3 FROMPT SERVICE | AT ALL HOURS | : A. WEAVER, Phone §é ¥ Dryden, Ontarfo % Marble and Granite Il MONUMENTS 1] A. J. LOCK, Dryden I : i { ANDERSON & HARRIS FUNERAL DIREGTORS DAY OR NIGHT CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO PHONE Day, 62 R 3 Might, 6L R 4 ward + OVERCOATS thinking of el for tlie wemrurer weather. We have just received the latest samples, and they are the most attractive range we have ever had. color combinations. Productions of the leading mills of England, Scotland, Ireland, and 'the Continent. The Best and Cheapest Clothes on the Market. Please Consider this an Invitation to call at our store and inspect the entire range. T. PROUDFOOT, i "The Dryden Tailos" iE a £ Try pie) $51 Cornelius, who was a native ing at the home of his daughter, WITH the Spring Season draw- ing near, we feel that you will be repleneshing your Clothes suitable New weaves; new patterns; new J. S. CORNER McCormick -Deering Dealer, OXDRIFT, Ost. ss Nios or ASIA M. J. | CROSIER PASSES AWAY Merchant ONTARIO General OXDRIFT, KELSO, Wash., May 28, 1929g-- Funeral service for the late Peter: . Cornelius, 68, for the past twoiDealer in-- years a resident of-Rose Valley, i BOOTS AND SHOES will be held from the Chapel of DRY GOODS, tre Backebury funeral home, with GROCERIES, : Rev ££. H. Kahler, officiating. Mr HARDWARE oF FARM IMPLEMENTS Canada, died at Longview Mem- tr : orial Hospital. He had been stay- Agent for-- LIFE INSURANCE FROST AND WOOD & COCKSHUTT IMPLEMENTS Mrs Alma Sellsted. The deceased is survived by his 'wife, Mrs Ann Cornelius, of] me ---------------- EEE Rose Valley and ten childreen; P three sons and seven daughters: ( Rachel, Mrs R E Eldridge of 4 Preston; Susie; Mrs Bert Lamb- i 4 kin, and Cassie, Mrs Thomas at TLambkin, Belmonte, Man.; Caro- [ line, Mrs N. L. Durham, Portage of La Prarie, Man.; Emma, Mrs J. | DeFranci, Calgary, Alta. ; Georg- ina, Mrs Almer Sellsted, Rose Val { ley, Wash.; Ottoline, Mrs Geo. Ll Skene, Dryden, Ont. The sons | are: Joseph, of Dryden, Ont.; ( John, of Dinant, Alta.; David of Brandon, Man. ( Mr Cornelius will be rememi- a EET bered by many friends in Dry- { den, as he had visited here seve- [ 2 ral times in the past few years. o en tn] | rT ( per Sw A ame x SONI LEER ROE EE if nnn nm ck Cite A Cool Weloenme To Warm Days prices. able spending. Ready-to-wear from g lvery Type of Summer Dresses can be had at very moderate #8 There are two kinds of economy--possible saving and profit- You get both when you buy your tes (HI EH EH HE THE HET ARHNEAIHAIIRTSIMm pre rH UTR EE EEE EH EH EE EE EH HH BE EE HT TE EL oe interbottom Lumber Yard LUMBER, COAL & BUILDERS SUPPLIES BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS EVERYTHING FOR A BUILDING QUALITY --:--SERVICE DRYDEN Jag. Winterbottom, Ontario fakes Pastry Delicions-- Ensures Success A single look at the New Ford' is sufficient to convince you that it is an achievement in grace, symmetry and beauty. But the [ most painstaking inspection tells only half the story. We shall gladly demonstrate al your convenience Spor Coupe Ontario ax [: B 2 M For a more hang appreci- | rd oi ation you must hat thi PL ANTS In Stock. : E | eh. I New Car will do-- the case with 3 : youl sve, a lot of { which it performs every task-- : a e an i Tomatoes, per doz. 50c JIE ships eile 2 Snapdragon 50c : | TR hid ; ¥y ge Ay 8) '¥ Look to your tires first. : So Liobellia 99 99 50c 3 A No time like the pre- ; DINGWALL .. MOTORS 2s ; x > sent to buy a set of : : rabh se Bor 105 1iants $1.00 5 Tp A A ti aulifiower, dozen 25c 8 2 tr pn Fh i¥ DOMINION "\ TO ARRIVE SATURDAY MORNING-- i#/| ROYAL CORDS ? Celery, Pansys, MARKET PRICES 0) fi Hh Asters, Stocks | 8 ERes SE ea 3 4 C. James Wright Phone 49 20 AND ROYAL MASTERS A vide will prove all that i has been said -- and more "ation--its power on a steep hill --the smooth, positive grip of its four-wheel brakes--the quiet, | easy operation of the gears--its riding comfort even on the roughest road. The New Ford is absolutely without equal in the light car field. Drive it yourself and prove every detail of its per- formance. Ontario UBL 1 C remy Cr Ge Se =