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i 3 1 git, 1051. THE DRYDEN OBSERVE Page Three EVENTH | DECENNIAL CENSUS A statement by the minister of trade and commerce to the _ people of Canada at the opening of the Seventh Decennial Census. 1. Do not hesitate to answer | the inquiries. The purpose of ¥ he Census is to collect data ncerning the social and indust- trial conditions in the country as a whole and for the different provinces, cities and countries. Answers to the questions will be used for this purpose only. Enu- merators and employees of the (Census Bureau are liable to sev- ere punishment if they divalge any of the information collecte 1 about any individual person. "9. Meet the census-taker court- eously. You will save time for yourself and render the Goveri- . ment a great assistance by co- operating with the enumerator 'when he arrives at your home. 3. If you do not have exact @piormation about such questions N- Ao the value of your home or the amount of your earnings, give the best estimate you can. 4. The "woman in the home' should be prepared for the cen- sus questions in advance, for she is the member of the family who will be in many cases called upon to answer the inquiries. 5. Persons living alone should fill out promptly any individual blanks left by the enumerator who may have called in their absence, and families away from home on visits should be careful to see that they are counted in the district where they maintain their "usual place of abode." 6. Do not hesitate to ask the census-taker to show his ereden- tials if you suspect that he is not a bona fide enumerator. : Radio Census One of the questions to be asked in the coming census is ¥/ "Do you own a radio?' Tt may od be suspected that the purpose "ik + of this is to locate persons who may not have paid their license, or to assist private radio com- panies to make sales by letting them know what families do not own radios. This is wholly un- founded. The answers to this question. as to all other census questions, are absolutely confi- dential, even to Government De- partments. The purpose of the question is to explore and ana- of Canada is--where it is locat- ed. where it is densest, and how it is made up according to the different elements in the popu- lation. With the growing im- portance of radio, such informa- tion is indispensable to the formulation of satisfactory broadcasting. Radio 'is a further index of the Canadian standard of living, and some interesting studies may be expected as a lyse just what the radio audience |° O GRANITE & MARBLE O 0 MONUMENTS 0 O GEO. NOBLE O 0 Dryden, Ontario 0 LAND FOR SALE North half T.ot 8 Con. 1. Township of Sanford 160 acres wild land near Eagle River R. R. Station. Good roads. Bought by owner for a Hog and Poultry Ranch. Cear Title. Cheap if sold at once. Apply to F. Bev- erley Linden, Notary, Dryden, Ontario. | a eden em le be en Ce Cm REESE EEE IE UEUSUSLE Lice lei Ue] Uc? le 3 i LEER Si result of the Census question. Deering " "No Wonder they sell 50 many" EW owners are de- lighted when they dis- cover the advantages of owning a McCormick- ream Separator. Ask some of them. You will find them enthusiastic about its close-skimming, easy- turning, silent operation--its cleanliness--and its fine "appearance. Oxdrift, Ontario J -- McCormick-Deering Ball-Bearing Cream Separators You don't know how much you are missing until see and try the McCormick- Deering yourself. On re- uest we will bring one of the six sizes -- (How big is your herd?)--out to your farm for a trial. Tell us whether you prefae a hand, belt, or motor- driven model. J. S. CORNER McCormick-Deering Dealer EE EE EE EC EE EE EE SC CE EER oF Ef Ee re iL CC HEEL EE ph Over the hills and far away? Tuere's lots of fresh country air just waiting to be breathed by you and your family, With a car of your own, it's go as yom please -- whenever you like and wherever you wish. And if yom think the cost is high, see some of our bargains in used cars. We don't need to "pad" our used-car prices to make up for EE CCE EE EEC re ET TI ie unreasonable trade-in allowances. The new Ford is priced too close Fe to cost of production to permit excessive trade-in concessions. =e . That accounts for our lower prices on used cars. Come in and i= look at these, and others -- all honestly reconditioned, =i) BARGAIN PRICES Real Value in Used Cars 1929 Fordor . . . $450 1929 Light Delivery $430 1828 Tudor . . . $395 Star DeLuxe Touring $250 1928 Ford Roadster ($295 1923 Ford Touring . Dingwall Motors Ltd. Sales and Service DRYDEN KENORA = | Ig de ae a tm bee Cee CC Cm i iC CeCe CC LC Ee oo Sm Ee eC CCC CE EE FEES hy et HR AE =I V Ei 7] oy 03 is i eu | ARRRARRARRRRRRRRARRAR TR CREE, ™. ~~ SPE EY ei ri a ¢ ; on Eh oy 1] Sh . on Ein = Equipped with + by ; : : : bi Si Uy bi Connor kn wo Washer, DRYDEN Pl bee mn eC CE Briggs Shatter 4 cycle gas engine $21 5.00 Lele tte teats fae il Lal lb Ce aa Ei A GREAT 1931 LINE GAS ENGINE OR ELECTRIC WASHERS Dear Folks :-- There is no place where a power washer is so necessary as on the farm, where the washings are so heavy and where it is practically impossible to send the weekly washing to the laun- dry. > : The Connor Thermo Gas Engine Washer solves the problem!. Turns the old-fashioned day of drudgery in- to an hour or two of pleasant oc- cupation. No make-shift of a separate en- gine belted to a pulley on a washer should be considered as the exposed Lelt is dangerous to both children and the operator. yd A churn may be purchased which fits in the washer tub and holds five gallons of cream at a low cost of twenty dollars. A tub may also be used "as a refrigerator during the hot summer months. ? Modern machinery takes the place of hand labour. Let us replace antiquated methods with the modern power washer, put the home where it belongs, on an equal footing with our other activities. Let us give you a demonstration or at least drop wus a line letting us * know you are interested. We have a real proposition for you. We finance our own sales--your agreement lies in our own safe. Our terms are easy to responsible parties and our carrying charges are the lowest in the land. All machines carry a twelve year conditional guarantee. "Bridget, do you know anything concerning my wife's whereabouts?' "Yes, sir, I put them in our new Connor Gas Washer." | ! Yours very truly +} Fo Joe a. ! for Johnson 2 cycle gas engine $175.00 "Through Service We Grow" No One Appreciates Your Business More Than We Do : FE LR RR RRR RL FR CTRONG ONTARIO RR RRR RR RRA RRR RAR RRR