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" THE DRYDEN OBSERVER a "= 1° MAY 10th, 1088, )ISTRICT NEWS blossoms. She was attended by Mrs. M. Fecho, who acted as matron of honor. The grooms- (*¥) denotes honors. order of merit. P. J. Scollard, teacher. Neri in a TT man was (. Paesel. \ 3 ! PE ( ~ UNITED CHURCH OXDRIFT NEWS [Par tte to wen WASHABLE CREPE BLOUSES $1.95 | STUDENT By R. J. Pollard. guests present were seated ol a Visors in Dryden duving fhe These are new, fresh and cool--They sport the : --_---- sumptuous supper in honor of Week eo Duar ne Ly lian a : The United Chureh student The Oxdrift Church Boardlthe bride. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lip- Lan my So eleverosh details, such as puff sleeves, high or peter pan wiil hold Mother's Day services Supper was 2 pes) CR {ih pert will reside in Dinorwie. | 4 no. John Lippert; S. Nelson neckliness. N 1 4} J! 3 31 s Fe NE / ' next Sunday, May 21st, at the writer put off writing last weeki The guests included: Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. S. Schultz. uy. spt dint far only S195 to make sure that no one had to Mrs. I. Besselt, Mr. and Mrs. A. EE following places: call the doctor in). 11.00 a.m --BRITTON. sa e doctor in) Although the farmers Hauta, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lentz, Mr. and ne . M. Feel werg A Mes Me Mrs. Stratton of Dryden has fo 3.00 pm.--RICE LAKE. yusy in the fields, a good crowd | Mrs. B. Hendricks, BE. Lippert, for the past moh Poin 2 a 7.30 p.m.--WABIGOON. ttended the supper, and the|G. Paesel, B. Paesel and J. 2 SRR ey ® Oliphant. er Figured silk and floral dimity dress lengths in 31% Ble ree : vay it has been boosted (by the |Schultz. wa Ta and 4 yeard pieces. EAGLE RIVER NEW{ | adies) it may be an annual 3 svent. Apparently they didn't SCHOOL REPORT Anglican service was held at $2.95 iv No 3 know tl ere so many good| F 1 a % St. George's Church on Sunday. Eagle River W. A. will hold know there were ny g For 8.8. No. 1 of Southworth May 14th, with the Rev. G. W. a Salo of Work and Silver Tea|cooks, and for those who were and Hartman. ; a nr a Tagle [not able to attend we will givel poy v__@ladys Lyon*; Mar- Plumridge, of Ignace, officiating. River. on Thursday May orth. |the menu: Roast Beef, Mashed |, ot Avers®™; NMovionas. Noa Hot B : : aL Potatoes with Brown Gravy.| ..o ! : (German Imtheran service was J ; A FS 3 JI Peas, Bread and Butter, Pickles, , : held at the home of BE. Lippert ® P © ( i) : 5 WABIGOON NEWS and your choice of four kinds of ii eu ; Noman on May 14th with' Rev. O. F. PHONE 71 DEYDEN Pie and Coffee. hari Fors) eatrice JONN-1pr. ick of Port Arthur, con- ston; Walter Besselt. The Wabigoon Women's Insti- TT TT AT errr SH TE : ' 1 as held the | ducting the service. tute will hold a Sports Day for a nog yy nthe Senior III -- Venal Hicks; : Ana iT the children on May 24th at Z nt is Pitt nated on chor Audrey Lyon; Lillian Hicks; READ THE ADS -- IT PAYS |-- ad 4 ne pm. o'clock, on the baseball | tateit- Sey i + Elizabeth Naumann; Jimmy To grounds. There will be a refresh. | aL and at his best. his odkell. oe in an To ton Counter § ECT ONS a SD, Se A |appreciated having so much' gui TIT Willie Wright: | (qi : er IS ( : ! eet bostiny for ith Dryden talent, and hope they | norma Lyon; Margaret Hy Check Books at the Observer | + BARGAINS IN WATCH REPAIRS v Hn Vigo Tr te wall will come again. On June Ist, the [fe 0 Kainula ; Office. you have more than one watch out of erde--Bring 2 and eandy 5 3 3 - 8 ur Senior Ladies' Aid hold thelr q eeond Clans Anity Avers®; 2 them in--We have a repair plan whereby you may get | Vise I. B & Vermilion Annual Country Fair on the Mary Higgins*; FBugene Nan 14 ! one repaired Thee. Ses oy not Den) details, call 2 Tiss I. Bayne, o T g ; 4 ae i : ne te nt af Me. and |Tie roms 1st |mann; Weikke = Hauta; dune | GRANITE & MARBLE Mel sean Cm : a On the evening of June Ist. Oliphant ; John Brownlee; Louis] | MONUMENTS ; L. M. BEATH & COMPANY < Mss > y g the Young People's Society willlp.. ov 16e (absent). | : 2 on ] Wesnent. Pia a present their play Cyclone) po (lass Steve Zoceole. || GEO. NOBLE | Priocs Reasonable Re 55 Cutvnitond 2 Reverend and Mrs. Plumridge, Sally," in three acts, in the Ox- Primer--Annie Huckell*; Lu-| | Dryden, Ontario 3 C.P. R. Watch Ins Seg oe | of 4 rere the guests "of Li Comp. ol ella" Wright®. iL; b | Box 272 eo pec Dryden, Ont Y ji e Cas v - Mr. and Ms 0 Rhind oven the Jack Webster .... Jack Adams . mab :: 9 0 ° 0 0 0 y 9 O-_ JO. a : 5d LE Reggie Manners .. Gerrie Amos LAIR re Mrs. C. Rhind entertained at Jim Jerkins .. Chas. Drummond ; -- N Willie Clump ... Perey Dickens. Sally Graham "Cyclone Sally"' Florence McFadden Jenny Thatcher- Inga Hawlkeness Ruth Thatcher ... Mable Skene Effie Varden .. Marjorie Xlliott Vivian Vernon ... Edna Neely an afternoon tea in honor of Mrs. Plumridge, and a delightful afterrioon was spent by all Among those present were: Mes- dames G. Planiig W. Rhind. 2 Lundmark, J. Armstrong, Nystrum, Hh Wright, B. HOME BAKERY and CANDY SHOP Dryden Lumber Company, Ltd. F. Smith, T. Neill, J. Admission 25¢ and 1be. Don't Johnson, Archie Wright, T. miss it. nia PRES CA Little, F. Johnstone, C. H. Betts, | : i + R BAKED GOOD 3 (i. Ponton, C. Merrill, and Misses | Mrs. M. McTavish was visiting Ee aa KED GOODS FOR THE I. Bayne, W. Rhind, S. Melander in Dryden Monday. 5) EEE (ED GEE SEE) ED) GD SEE ) ED () CED ()-AD--GED (E(u . and M. Lumsden. _-- aL * % ® DINORWIC NEWS ¢ Have you tried our new Ice Cream. ; t By T. Hauta. D i P . MELON-DEW IN MEMORIAM ; n 0 : : ; eit ; Bergen - Lippert r y € g | i It's delicious. LUNDMARK--In fond and lov-| A very pretty wedding was : ; talinili : . a } ing temory of our dear hus-|solemnized at the home of I. New being handled exclusively by the Fresh Fruits -- Oranges -- Apples -- Bananas i Grapefruit -- Cocoanuts. NEW DRYDEN JOBBING CO. Lippert on Sunday, May 14th, when Mary Bergen, daughter of Mrs. Bergen, became the bride of John Lippert, son of Mr. and Mrs. FE. Lippert. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. 0. F. Hinricks of Port Arthur, Ont. The bride was attired in a very hecoming gown of white crepe. She also wore a nuptial veil tied with a wreath of orange band and father, O. Lundmark of Wabigoon, who passed away May 14th, 1926. Deep in our hearts lies a picture of a loved one laid to rest, memory's frame we shall keep it, Because he was one of the best. (30) E. W. STANSFIELD & SON This delicious refreshing beverage is manufactured - right in Dryden--All flavors--Sold at a price everyone Ti n can afford to pay. by wife and sons, Ontario. Inserted : Dealers Phone Your Orders to 81-Ring 2. Wabigoon,.. : RRR R RRR RAAT BEAUTIFY Your HOME © WITH THE FURNITURE YOU CAN BUY AT THE DRYDEN FURNITURE MART At these Reasonable Prices Hew Body, complete ........ 0. cco vinennn $15.75 a ---- La OEE (O-EED- () EN-DE ED- i oD DD AD i RED and WHITE 0. H. PRONGER, Prop. PHONE 26 2 | -- NO PHONE ORDERS MONDAY MORNING-- Tomatoes, Peas and Corn 10c per tin, limit 2 ting of each. JT] Play Day Electric New Felt Matbresses ......oveeernieroreraneenns $5.45 i --_-- Dressers, from .........s 00 erviore:. $7.50 to $14.00 W h TUESDAY MORNING--5 1b Sugar 36¢c; 3 tins Pork & {A Square Dining Room Tables ................... $7.75 as er Beans 19¢; Bananas 3 1b for 29¢, limit. " Baby Carriages, slightly used, from ... $9.00 to $12.50 ; be THURSDAY MORNING--Shorts and Bran 75¢ and 85¢; | The quiet running, fast 24 1 Flour 69c, Coty, no delivery. ) v washing, and thoroughly satisfactory washer. FRIDAY MORNING--Creamery Butter, Brookfield, 23¢ ib; Brunswick Sardines, 3 tins 12c¢; 10 bars Pearl | Soap 39¢. Dry den Furniture Mart New Yl Secondhand Foumitare Bought, Sold and Exchanged. WE AIM TC PLEASE. 8S. FREEDMAN, Manager LEVINSON BLDG. LLL EE EE RRR RRR RAR i Was $98.50 Now $69.50 'Made-In-Canada. SATURDAY Rice, 5 th 29¢c; Clover Ssed, Rad Clover Mixed and Alsike, Mixed Grains $1.00 per bag. EA ERR EE SLL EE Guaranteed for one year. NE Phone 30 Alan Durance, Prop. NU-WAY GROCERY MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. ~ WE DELIVER. Sold on terms of $5.00 per month. Free w Free - F ree 6 Valuable Prizes Given Away to the Lucky Winner of our Contest. Every 50c worth of Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Repairing or Tailoring done in our shop entitles you to a chance to win one of the following prizes: PLAY SAFE--CHOOSE A CONNOR In deciding on a washer keep in mind the fact that : a few dollars difference in price does not mean any thing when divided by the number of years you will use it. Connor refuses to lower their high standard of qual- ity and will always remain the line you can select with every confidence of securing the greatest satisfaction. CONNOR ALONE GIVES A TWELVE YEAR CONDITIONAL GUARANTEE. Now is the time to trade in that old noisy, leaky, EXTRA SPECIAL FOR FRI & SAT. 1 can Tomatoes, 1 Peas, 1 Corn, the three for 29¢ Limit of 6 cans assorted to a customer. 1st Prize--Pair Pants, made to measure, 9nd Prize--Ladies' 14-K solid gold Brooch, 3rd Prize--Ladies' 10-K solid gold Ring, 4th Prize--Gent's 10-K solid gold Ring, value $14.00 value $14.00 Al value $12.00 value $12.00 : - : : worn out washer. Take advantage of our easy terms 5th Prize--Solid gold Scarf Pin, value $5.00 Grapefruit, while stock lasts, 3 for ........ rary 25¢; and good trade in allowance. : 6th Prize--Girl's 10-K solid gold Ring value $4 00 ap' aig i . due : Pe Ss a Po dh Th he Cie oo LET'S MAKE A DEAL! RWI E OF SINT s To Ba ELD On Sl CIE or a ee rE oe Remember We Service Everything We Sell. JULY ond, Pilchard i i a Te aa ee c A Now Conner : Lim { is a Real Investment. < Our Special 5-String Brooms .................... 29¢ Bring Your Work To Us Now. : . ; --0--0-- "Try our NuWay Tea, per Tb .....o.ovvvreeinn... 330 Dryden Dry Cleaners Pronger & Armstrong DYERS & TAILORS Coffee, per 1b © oo ss a 5 0 0 8 8 5 a ss es ss a ss 8s ae e600 Ee CC EEE CCRC CL mee TEE J = Fresh Strawberries, Pineapples, Etc. "THROUGH SERVICE WE KEEP GOING' Queen St. Dryden, Ont. 'Opp. Station I il "No One Appreciates Your Business More Than We Do.' B. LEVINSON, Mgr. = I= % : : 2 Ee Ce Ce Ce Cr CE EC Ci EE ER CR Lr & ! svn CITE \ eli