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APRIL Tih, 0. Teme Lge © THE DRYDEN OBSERVER spn TY P ese, Sr BARE THREE CLASSIFIED SECTION BAUER BROS. WOOD SAWING V f Reasonable Prices Prompt Service. Leave orders at Star Pool o : Room. a ) CR () GERD () SES () SED () GEES ORE and SO GEER () FRED () GED ( SPECIAL RATES 30c Per Hour Interior and Exterior Decorating Painting, Prpernangion. Ete. Orders can ha loft at Observer Office. L. BEESTON P.O. Box 267 Dryden, Ont. 3 =z = o ca \ On and after March 1st, I | will be located in MISS ALLAN'S OLD STORE Two doors east of Dingwall's Garage F. WILLARD Expert Shoe and Harness Repairs. Painting & Paperhanging Rooms Papered from $5.00 up. Including paper for ceiling and walls. Samples on request. P.O. BOX 258 Dryden, Ontario ) CEES () Sr () CRED () GER () ERD (GT (3 COMFORT- -SAVING You get both in a '"'Semi- Ready" garment. Comfort --because the garment is tailored to make you feel at ease when wearing it. Saving--because the price is right and Satisfaction Guaranteed. EHD (EER (CEES () ORL "ASK THE MAN WHO WEARS ONE" Made to your measure from $25.00 up. T. PROUDFOOT "'The Dryden Tailor' 0am ()-< (- SD (SES (SEE () GND (SEED (QR ) ER () <BR () TEED () THT () Re () CED ( ) EEEED ED: TEED () E> (HED) ED (TF POTATOES FOR SALE--GOOD sound and firm, for table or seed, prices right, apply John Norris, Dryden P.O. 14. FOUR RENT--FOUR ROOMED Suite on Princess Street, $10 per month--also Nine Roomed House on Duke Street, fully modern, apply R. H. Pronger, Notary Public, Dryden, Ont. J. L. SKILLEN, AGENT FOR Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Wawanesa Fire Insur- ance Co., Canadian Pacific Ex- press Money Orders, Cunard Steamship Tickets, and Scan- dinavian American Lines. DEBTS COLLECTED--WE collect Notes, Accounts, Wages anywhere. Our success will astonish you, we. seldom fail. If we do, it costs you nothing. You take no risk. You cant lose. Act now! Send in your debts today, big or small, old or new, we will surprise you with results. Clip for future reference. Do it now. No collection, no charge. UNITED CREDIT MEN OI CANADA. Branches Everywhere. Owen Sound Branch, P.O. Box 22. M. J. CROSIER Licensed Motor Taxi Day and night calls given prompt attention. | l Phone 117 Dryden, Ont, o -- First Class Service FEED STABLE, LIVERY TAXI AND DRAY at my old stand in THE DRYDEN LIVERY R. Trist Dryden, Ont. 3 (r~ Chas. H. SHEPHERD | FRESH MILK OR CREAM | Delivered Daily. At Reasonable Prices. Apply C. H. SHEPHERD, DRYDEN Cr Phone 150 fr -- sm a ED Us es omer an hp ES ; EL ol ~ 7 : DALMORE Hotel MAIN STREET--KENORA European and American Plan. A quiet hotel for quiet people. Everything of the best at moderate charges. Managed by the Owner. x El 5) am OD ()-SD- (GEE () FRED (aR (13 Edye's Dairy The home of good milk. Babies Milk a Specialty. The oldest accredited herd in the district. If in want, drop us a card BOX 261, DRYDEN CET (GRR ) CRD () SEN () CER (Em - 3 J i c S J : J J fo] <Q : f a 7 Anderson & Harris Funeral Directors Day or Night Calls Promptly Attended Te. Night, 62 BR 4 [§ PHONE EEG 0B Co Heating quipment I am now able to supply you with stove pipes of better material and at much lower prices than usual. 15¢ per length for 6 in. pipe. 20c per length for 7 in. pipe. "I can now supply you with the latest made furnace on the market in coal or wood and '§coal and wood burning stoves. Cook Stoves and Ranges, Quebec Heaters, Ete., Hot Water Boilers, Hydro Thermic Radiation, Agricultural Boil Tinsmithing of any diseription Dryden's Greatest Producing Shop. OLAF A. ISAKSON (reneral sheet metal worker and heating contractor. Princess St. Dryden Cor: Mulvey and Osborne 'Western. Sales Sook: ! eves 2 T4408 citer Fh and Automatic Stones = Western Made IN Winnipeg, . BUY YOUR SALES BOOKS From THE DRYDEN OBSERVER Agent for Western Sales Book Co. Ltd. \ HOUSE TO RENT ON PRIN- cess street, possession 1st of May, apply W. D. Dickson, Dryden, Ontario. FOR SALE--HATCHING RGGS From pure bred White Leg- horns, single settings of 15 eggs SOc, incubator lots $3.00 per 100, apply Geo. Keatley. Dryden, Ontario. 16 FRATERNAL NOTICES GOLDEN STAR LODGE AF. & AM, No. 484, G.RC. Meets in the Masonic Hall, Dry- den, the Second Tuesday of each month. Visitors cordially invited. Con Anderson, W.M. A. J. Clempson, Sec'y. LO.L DRYDEN LODGE, No. *Velie 1694 Meets the First and Third Wednesday of each month, at eight pm. in the Town Hall. Visiting brethren cordially invited. W.M.--B. R. Smith. Ree. Sec'y.--O. 8. Jackson. 1.0.0.F., DRYDEN LODGE, No. 417, meets in the Town Hall, Dryden, every 2nd and 4th Mon- day in the month at 8 p.m. Visit- ing brethren cordially invited. A BUCHANAN, N.G. F. WHITELEY, Rec. Sec. Churches ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH Father Belanger, P.P. Sunday: 10 a.m. Holy Mass. 11 a.m. Catechism. 7 p.m. Rosary and Benediction | ST. LUKE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 31 a.m.--Morning Service. 7 p.m.--Evensong and Sermon. Rev. W. M. Clarke, ye Parish Priest ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH Eagle River, Ontario. 00 a.m. Holy Communion. .00 a.m. Mattins and Sermon. 8. 11 © 3.00 p.m. Sunday School. Each Wednesday in Lent-- Service at 7.30 p.m. T. CANN, Priest in Charge. DRYDEN BAPTIST CHURCH Dryden, Ontario. 11 a.m.--Sunday School. 7 pm.--Evening Worship. All are cordially invited to attend. THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Dryden Ontario Oxdrift--1.80 Sanday School. 2.30 Tiving Worship. Dryden--1I1. 00 Church School. 7.00 Divine Worship - The minister will preach on this occasion "of his Fourth Anniversary on the subject: 'The Magnificent Obsession." You are heartily welcome. John W. Howes. Minister. WHAT'S DOING IN TORONTO? | committee of the whole. that (Continued from Page 2) He showed a deficit of $2,- 952,000 and an increase of the | gross public debt of $53,751,892. The gross Provincial debt is now $572,318,393.01. The estimated economies affected by the var- ious Departments for the present year is $3,891,000. There is an estimated net loss in revenue for the present year of $4,065 ,000, of which the largest amount is in liquor profits which will yield less by $3,750,000. All of the cost of direct relief totalling $7,200,000 will be added to capi- tal account in 1933 as well as four-fifths of the amount spent in relief in 1932. The hoard and settlers camps in Northern Ontario are charged to capital account in the current year at a cost of $2,336,000. One of the bright: spots in his speech was that there would be no new tax- ation except for 10% sur-tax on succession duties which, it is es- timated, will increase the revenue by $2,363,000. The estimated cost of exchange on U.S. fund is $1,200,000 which would be an increase of $1,130,000 over that paid two years ago. In Mother's Allowances there has heen paid out $2,376,998 of which mumici- palities contributed $1,084,742. These benefits were paid to 5,623 mothers and 16,908 child- ren in 1930, while in 1932 this had increased to $2,689,727 of which $1,234, 624 was contribut- ed by municipalities and those benefitting were 6,228 mothers and 18,644 children. The total contribution of the Provinee and municipalities for health was $8,- 000,000. Mental Hospitals cost $3,000,000 and assistance was given to Sanitoriums, etc., to the amount of $2,000,000 of which $885,000 was paid by munici- palitiés and they also contribut- ed $2,000,000 to hospitals and $311,000 towards home for In- curables. Mr. F. W. Elliott adjourned the debate and will be heard on Tuesday. On Friday, Mr. Henry intro- duced Bill No. 112 to amend the Succession Duty Act which pro- vides for the increased taxation. Seven Bills were given second reading, five were considered in Mr. Hipel was told in answer to a question that the Province had outstanding accounts on October 31, 1932, of $373,973.14. Mr. Murray was informed that the Abitibi Power and Paper Company held 22,07634 square miles of pulp wood limits and that subsidary Companies had pulp concessions of 6,033 square miles. In addition to this there were licensed areas to the par- ent Company to the extent of 448 square miles and to sub- sidary Companies 63 square miles. 13,1401%4 square miles of limits had expired and the ques- tion of renewals has been held in abeyance. Mr. Newman was convictions for had 'increased from 16,338 in 1926 to 19,606 in 1932. Comvie- tions for reckless driving had increased from 2,355 in 1926 to 4162 in 1932. The House ad- journed at 4 o'clock. informed speeding R | = Builder @& Winterbottom Lumber Yard Contractor. Lumber, Coal and Builders' Supplies EVERYTHING FOR A BUILDER QUALITY AND SERVICE Dryden JAS. WINTERBOTTOM Ontario \ GOOD GOING APRIL 13 tol6 LOWER EASTER HOLIDAY Between all Points in Canada ONE WAY FARE ano ONE QUARTER FOR THE ROUND TRIP Full information from Ticket Agent : Canadian Pacific Se FARES RETURN LIMIT APRIL 18 | rts rm --_-- Va FUR JACQUETTES For that chie finish to your Spring Wardrobe. In grey, brown and black, 16-18-20 years ....... $7.75 NEW SHIPMENT OF SPRING COATS And SUITS Expected Today From $8.75 Up. On checking up on prices we find we are lower than = the mail order houses. = NEW SPRING MILLINERY BASEMENT CLEARANCE SALE Men's Alaska Horse Gloves, regular 55¢ sale ...... 3%¢ Women's Lisle Hose, in pink only, regular 29¢, sale 19¢ Girl's School Dresses, prints and rayons, values from 50c to $1.50, ages 8 to 14 years, shop soiled .... 25¢ Child's s Rompers, Blevalue.. Ll ls se 25¢ For Value and Style, Shop at Prongers--Whose Effort It Is, To Make Your $$$$$ Last Longer. Ralph J. Pronger The store that will not be undersold. \§ BN NS (EEE (13 1) EDO GERD () SHED (SEI () RED () ERE a SD SED Wp WTI YRS 0 SED. ND SH.) GB 1) HE 0-13} HOT CROSS BUNS Leave your orders now znd the buns will be deliver- ed early Good Friday morn ng. Hot delicious buns. LUNCHES SERVED AT ALL HOURS. Tempting food at indents Prices. FOR SATURDAY Cream Puffs, Doaghnuls and other fancy pasiey. S TE VEN'S BAKERY R. G. Stevens, Manager. ~ ~ < PS < ~ < ~ ~ ~ = = fo} -~ S$ ~ =] ~ < ~ < ~ $< S 2) on OSD (EEE (GSE (GH) SEES () GEES 7 D PATERSON'S MEAT MARKET SATURDAY Boneless Stewing . Beef, 3 1b for . 25¢ Back Bacon, Cello Wrapped, Ib .. 25¢ Roll Pot Roast, ib 15¢ oh Shoulder Pot Roast, 3 ir Streit i BR, per Ib ... 10c g Chicken, per Ib .. 16c & 2 i Lelia, MONDAY + RADIO FROGRAN Stewing Lamb, 3 1b ees ries for 0 25¢ Shoulder Veal Steak per lb. 15¢ TUESDAY Homans, pet Ihe, i alah 10e Shoulder Lamb Chops, per 1b ..................... 15¢ WEDNESDAY Stewing Vaal Bob for ul ool rank 25¢ Shoulder. Pork Steak, per Id ............cccuuiuh.. 15¢ : THURSDAY Roond Steak, ver Ib 0 ab 15¢ Spire Bibs, peri db... ivi ie de, 16e Phone 6. A. PATERSON Dryden \- : j JJ OXDRIFT 'The New INTERNATIONAL Model D-1 Six Cylinder, One-Half Ton Truck. Is offered at the lowest price ever quoted for an INTERNATIONAL truck. This sturdy 113 inch wheel- base chassis is powered by a six cylinder engine of modern high compression design which developes 66 horse power at 3,400 R.P.M. Down draft carburation, exhaust valve seat inserts, and full pressure lubrication to main, connecting-rod, and camshaft bearings are some of the outstanding features. In the INTERNATIONAL line there is a size of truck to meet every haulingy requirement, all of which have gained a reputation for economical performance. Prices, literature and full Hl een on request. J: J+ CORNER McCormick-Deering Dealer : CNTARIO ry i ee &