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3 ATL mies Bam wg TITRE 3 = Sa i i ey JUNE 23rd, 1938. " THE DRYDEN OBSERVER STRICT NEWS DI IGNACE Mrs. John Davis 'was a visitor to Dryden Tuesday. Ed Ed * Mr. A. Boulion was a business visitor to Dryden Friday. Mrs. R. Rhoades was a visitor to Dryden Saturday. The baseball game between teams number 2 and 3 on Wednesday re- sulted ina iwin for number: 2. [A game was played belween a picked team from Ignace and a team from camp 1-B-1 at the camp and result- ed in 'a win for Ignace. A large crowd from Ignace attended the game. T MINNITAKI By Albert E. Rand. Mrs. Ruete and the Misses Evelyn and Florence Crigger were in town Monday. ; * Ed * An enthusiastic by the farmers of Minnitaki on Fri- day evening in the interests of the Liberal-Labor Party, to appoint dele- gates to the Kenora Convention. Frank Shapland, Pine Grove, and Percy Launder, Minnitaki, were elect- ed delegates and resolutions were passed for consideration at the Con- vention. The meeting felt that the issueing of direct relief was not in the best interests of the community, except in cases where there were no wage earners in the family, and had useful work been given out among the settlers and wages paid in cash in- stead of relief orders, that the money would have no doubt changed hands a good many times, like the parson's bad ten dollar bill, before it finally reached the store-keeper, he, in his turn would have been able to supply goods at a lower price, it then being a cash business rather than waiting two to four months for his money from the Government. We then could all quit worrying whether it were really true that some receiving. relief were as wealthy as roumoured and actually did have as much as two dollars in the bank. 'Henry, meeting was held | ETON - RUGBY By T. A. M. A picnic will be held at the school for the school children on June 29th. There will be a baseball game, sports, ete, followed by a social and dance. Everybody welcome, come and have a good time. C1 * * * A surprise party was held on Sat-, urday night at the home of Mrs. in Rugby, in honor of her son, Mr. Alfred Batey, of Windsor, Ont., who is spending his Summer holidays at home. A good baseball game was played at which Mr. Batey took part. There were aldo two other visitors from Windsor who took part. The score was 13 to 14. After the game a fine suppér was provided by the ladies and then there was some open air dancing, Mesdames 1Ruty and Berry supplying the music They played very well but owing to the mosquitoes and other flies, a few bars were missed, but everybody hac a good time. WABIGOON By Mrs. W. Rhind. 'Miles Walker, of Manigoon mine, has left for Ottawa. : ® UE RA Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong and two daughters were visitors to Dryden Sunday. * * * Those who havé been on govern- ment relief for the past two months are working on the highway here. * * #= * Mrs. Dan Wright spent the week- end here, as the guest of her niece; Mrs. C. Merrill. ® * * The provincial police paid a bus- iness visit to the Indian reserve this week. ok Eric Rhind, of Toronto, is spending a vacation with his relatives in Wabigoon, he is accompanied by his chum, Leslie Crane. * * Service will be held inthe Anglican Church. here on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, by the Rev. G. Plumridge. * ® |Sunday School at 2 p.m. { are right. Dryden Lumber Company, Ltd, LUMBER AND BUILDING Dan If it is in the building line we have it and the prices All Estimates Cheerfully Given. : Phone, call or write for prices. We specialize in rapid delivery to any part of the town or country where the roads permit. Lad | A edly softball 'Wabigoon and Dinorwic girls teams, was played at Wabigoon on Monday evening resulting in a win for Wabi- goon, the score being "21-8. worth School munity Players presented to a decid- match, between the!Ginger Girl' a farce comedy in three acts. Mr. ably acted as chairman. Miss Livia Zentil, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller BEDWORTH highly applauded. By L. F. After the closing scene the is appeared on the stage en June 7th was gala night for Bed- namely: when Harry Wardner Grace Wardner ... Barclay Com- Mrs. appreciative audience "The play Frejd, of Kenora, During the intervals between acts, Mr. Bert Howarth were caste masse, . Fred Milanese Bowman (Continued on Page Three) = Winterbottom Lumber Yard Builder @& Contractor. Lumber, Coal and Builders' Supplies EVERYTHING FOR A BUILDER QUALITY AND SERVICE Dryden JAS. WINTERBOTTOM Ontario i 3) GE ()-CD (EES () GED () HED) GENIN ) SED ( ; 3) GED () SEIS ) > () SES () OEE ) <SRND- ) ENED () UNS () AND () ARNE () SNE () ASE. () CE STEVEN'S BAKERY Telephone 61 Opposite Station R. G. Sten Manager. THE RIGHT PLACE TO COME FOR BREAD AND CAKES. IN BREAD--White, Brown, Raisin, Milk, French and Rye. IN CAKES--Maderia and Fruit a specialty. Jelly Rolls, Date Squares, Busters, Buns and Pastry. APPLE AND RAISIN PIES The best place to go for a light lunch after the show. We serve Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Sandwiches, Coffee, Tea or Milk. "SERVICE WITH A SMILE." SEED () RES () SED () GRE () GED (GED (EER () EE (ERS O-€5FB- () 4RED OEE O GEE ( £9) CED () EES DD {CED ) ERED (ERD (EW (53 5 3) EEE (-CEED- (CED () €2N- SED (ES-ES (88, Deaden Pop New being handled exclusively by the NEW DRYDEN JOBBING CO. This delicious refreshing beverage is manufactured right in Dryden--All flavors--Sold at a price everyone can afford to pay. ; ' ou ) DGG) GE) ED (-E-) SED-) SED) GD SD CED) CE SET FIED () ENTE ( 'Agents for Lawn Mowers Phone 62-2 Dealers Phone Your Orders to 81-Ring 2. av J) 3 i Canadian Oil Sharpened D. ANDERSON, : Products. $1.00 Manager E- ) () GE) - GED () ES- ( STS- O RNR OSH: ) RG () GE () TRE () SH () RE ( Ur oR Ne - rm ) j ' Vl NORTHERN ELECTRIC > SATURDAY REI RIGERA I OR Shoulder Roast Lamb, per th ......... WSR aL 12¢ Back Bacon, peameal, per Ib ......... 5.0000... 22¢ With a Fo idn ? Bigner per id) POE Te as Rr i Full Atitonintic Temperature COAL Or 3aUSAZeS, Per ID... 0h ved ne pee sea ala [+ Rolled Pot Roast, per th 150 Besides being wonderfully efficient, Northern Electric Re- ELIAS Ieee fd RE frigerators are strikingly handsome--clean lines, flat top, at- MONDAY tractive proportions. The enduring porcelain finish, gleaming i ie) 'Stewing Steak, vA 1h Kidney i eae 20¢ white, is set off by the chrome-plated hardware of beautiful Stewing Lamb, SIhfor Jilin ee 25¢ design. Inside corners are rounded, greatly adding to ease of : cleaning. TUESDAY These refrigerators are quiet--even thé click of starting is Lamb Chops, per 1b ... SRR ea lh ea Ca a aoa a ale 15¢ hardly audible. The motor is cushioned on four soft-rubber Blewing Veal, 3 Mr for, .... . 0... 00 . iiioe . 25¢ supports--Ilike floating-power in an automobile. The compressor WEDNESDAY is made with a regular automobile crankshaft bearing--a worth- Sirloin Steak, per th 5 29 while feature which eliminates friction and wear, as well as 4 8 0 2 8 2 0 0 se 0 0 0 8 a vibration at tl Smoked Cottage Roll, per . Le 18¢ yy : The Northern Electric "Quick-Freeze" unit is practically in- THURSDAY destructible. Finished in gleaming black porcelain . . . beautiful Pork Ste ak, per fir 1 hGEon al me Bi 15g and sanitary . . . it is safe, easy to clean. : And fast! It will Stewing Steal, 2 th Tor Fables : 25¢ produce ice cubes faster than any known method.' 'More--it FRIDAY requires defrosting only at exceptionally long intervals. ; : G : By improved design, the compressor is permitted to run at You Steak, per Ho. SEAR SREB 15¢ low speed--only 284 revolutions per minute--which gives still Lo-1b Packet Cheese ....... seas 15¢ further smoothness of operation. wy : FEATUERS: Phone 6. A. PATERSON Dryden | \-- VEE Phone 30 ATTENTION. Li ete. "You will like shopping at the Nu-Way." I CL tt EEE NU-WAY GROCERY MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT SHOP AT THE E NU-WA WAY AND SAVE Momato JUICE i i vii vannin vais niin sioiisinia salass nis S, Sliced: Pineapple,» 2 for oui vai iii oe cin anny > Tomatoes, 205%, 2 H0r- Li ei ed es 25 Pork and Beans, 3 for ......... Ata Lae 25 Mixed Jam, 4:0 pall... tela aa 45 Honey, Bb pall .:..ovi ori ivriss aiaeaa BT Tomato: Cataup: Joni. iii di de ns rian AT Pegmut Butter, 82907 wil inno, ova 3b Gold Standard Baking Powder, 1 1b ............. . 25 Nu-Way Tea, per Ib ............ As Ee iE a08 Tuveka Coffee, perth oo oii vi ind vein 27 Toilet Tigsue, 9 for ...........uh.... a ina 25 Crispy Butter Sodas, No.2 ............ a 29 We specialize in fresh fruits and vegetables. New carrots, potatoes, cabbage, lettuce, tomatoes, canteloupes Alan Durance, Prop. WE DELIVER. EE. Les 8 HIGH SPEED FREEZING: Ice cubes have been made in less than 80 minutes. ice cubes every 24 hours. ; CONVENIENT HEIGHT: The height of the food compartment is made just right for convenience of women of average height. QUIET OPERATION: No refrigerator is quieter. Freedom from vibration and lower speed means less wear and a longer trouble-free life. . EXCLUSIVE BLACK PORCELAIN FREEZING UNIT. STRIKINGLY HANDSOME CABINETS of en- during porcelain finish. GOOD PRICE RANGE: Sold on terms of $8. 00 per month, Forty pounds of iy Shi CONGRATULATING Lae Three of Dryden's prominent families have purchased Northern Electric Units ih the last two weeks. These owners are extremely pleased. Their names will be supplied on request to any prospective purchaser. : Pronger & Armstrong "THROUGH SERVICE WE KEEP GOING' "No One Appreciates Your Business More Than We Do.' | & E. Lo == ae ORE (EE) EEE ERED) ann (Guy () RAR a AAR ; BUY LINGERIE NOW! : Bloomers--Short and regulation sizes, pink, green, white apd. black . o.. ii i n e a 98¢ Panties--In sheerest glove silk, mesh and silk crepes 98: Slipe--white and pink... io inv vivian ds 98¢ 'White Cotton Bloomers--Reg. 50c¢ ................ 35¢ Children's Cotton Bloomers... ... 0 vaio, 25¢ Children's Slipg, gizes S56 12 voi uv ve uns 49¢ All Straw Hate do dlene ab oo 00 oo asi $1.00 ~ Tennis Shoes--White only, high top .............. 50¢ J. PHONE 71 DRYDEN QTR HOLTER EERE LES EH PHA AL EEE EER TLRER LEI ERRRA LLL SREL LLL LARA TTA ANN HEHEHE LEH FH HEHEHE HHH EH EH HH EERIE LTE ERED (CR GE) ERS () SEED () BARGAINS IN WATCH REPAIRS If you have more than one watch out of order--Bring them in--We have a repair plan whereby you may get one repaired FREE, Space will not permit details, call in and let us explain our plan. L. M. BEATH & COMPANY THE JEWELLERS Prices Reasonable Repairs Guaranteed C. P. R. Watch Inspeetor Box 272 Dryden, Ont. S52 O Ey (GH (S22 (VE CET £5 En (MEE (GHD () -GFEE (CES () EE (<TR () AR OCD () GH () WHE () GREE () GIs (53 HOME CANDY SHOP = BAK "RY and BREAD, ROLLS & PASTRIES DAILY DON'T FORGET YOUR CHANCE ON THE CAMERA. Fresh Fruits For The Weekend. MELLON DEW ICE CREAM E. W. STANSFIELD & SON 1 0. H. PRONGER, Prop. PHONE 26 MONDAY Bulk Tea 25¢ per 1b; 10 ib 10 1 Brown Sugar 79c. Sugar 7bc : TUESDAY--Shartening, 3 Ib for 29¢, limit; Carbolic Soap, 2 bars for Se. WEDNESDAY---Cheege 161% per 1b; Pearl Soap 6 for 19¢c. i ' THURSDAY-- Bologna 11%%e per th; Iodized Salt 9c per box; Bottle Caps 19¢ per Ib. FRIDAY Dorothy Milk, 3 Corn, 10¢ per tin, limit; Pineapple 10c per tin; Nabob Ceffec 39¢ 1b. for 25¢; Tematoes, Peas and ee = = ? id er ry essen ee a Free - 6 Valuable Prizes Given Away to the Lucky Winner of our Contest. Every 50¢ worth of Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Repairing or Tailoring done in our shop crit you to a chance to win one of the following prizes: $14.00 $14.00 $12.00 $12.00 value value value value value value 1st Prize--Pair Pants, made to measure, 2nd Prize--Ladies' 14-K solid gold Brooch, 3rd Prize--Ladies' 10-K solid gold Ring, 4th Prize--QCent's 10-K solid gold Ring, 3th Prize--8Solid gold Scarf Pin, $5.00 6th Prize--Girl's 10.X solid gold Ring, $4.00 DRAWING OF WINNERS TO BE HELD ON - JULY 2nd. 'Bring Your Work To Us Now. Dryden Dry Cleaners DYERS & TAILORS Dryden, Ont. 'B. LEVINSON, Mgr. Queen St. Opp. Station ree-Free y