THE DRYDEN OBSERVER : o Rl BRE IRIE t GAS ot WARING GRR A oo, LV i "wr AY of LY »~ we Sf hl y in CS. er. cman samme roma ns meme : £5 THE Squar=PStore From Time to Time we get circulars THESE circulars suggest various methods of keeping our youth, keeping ourselves thin, keeping ourselves fit. Anyone attempting to run a store, even a small depart- mental store like this, one has no need to send for a series of Health Lessons or Exercises. Managing a <'ore is the noblest profession of mankind, and in some respects the least lucrative. To keep going, thought must be dominant every hour of the twenty-four, because one must live store and dream store. WE HAVE THIS WEEK, 21st to 26th. ' NEW MILLINERY & TRIMMING FLOWERS. We make no foolish attempt to cater to the expensive, high class trade, this cannot be done, but we have nearly a hundred medium price Hats, at $3.00 and $3.95. For the house cleaning, we have new Rugs, Mats, Draperies, Blinds, Wall Papers, Cushions, Bedding, al with inviting prices. Tor the children we have new Skipping Ropes, Marbles, Guns, Caps, Balls, etc., etc., in large variety. Protect your feet with Rubbers--I[.adies, Misses, Boys, Childrens, Men's, all new stock, and a]l sizes. . A new line of Fancy Turkish Towels, at $1.00 and $1.25 per pair, plain white with yellow or blue borders. BAGGAGE--This with us, is always a strong line. Hat Boxes. One line in Brown Leather, fancy Silk lining, Lovely for a gift $20.00 Another Jine in red leather, fancy silk lined, At a saa ES $12.00 The staple line in black patent, trimmed or plain, at oT aT a GA ee $6.00 CLUB BAGS--Highest grade, size 20. Brown cow hide, two pocket, well lined, brass lock and trim $25.00 The same thing in 18, at ......... 00.5%. $22.50 SUIT CASES--Fibre, from... ... 5 us $1.50 to $6.00 Yeather;from oc... ..c8..0u i an $12.00 to $25.00 COTTON CREPES---Directly imported from China to sell at 25c. per yard. 30 inches wide, in a dozen colors, a very good washing and wearing material. Our week special at 19c per yard. In the Men's Department we have to feature this week: -- Medium Light Weight oCmbinations, all sizes $2.50 Brown, green'and blue Socks at ........ 25C., pair Fancy colored Socks, at ........ ive. ves 50C., pair Heavy gray, Moleskin Pants, at ......... $2.75 pair A FEW GROCERY SPECIALS Vinegar in Cruets--Best Quality Vinegar and the Cruet worth more than the price asked. Special 25¢. Chan Wax Floor Polish--Made by the O'Cedar people & tosellat qoc.. Special =... o.oo, 25¢C. Holland Herrings--ILarge size, best ality Milkers, Special... ie te i st goc. ¥ lain Apple Jelly--Beautiful fresh goods, in 4-Ib tins, AE re eh Sree ee ra 45c. Fresh Brazil Nuts--Spring of try apound ..... 19c., Ib Gunn's Shortening--Very Special offer 10-1b tin . +2 81:65 2o-bhtin....... . $3.25 Fresh Green Stuff--Including Tomatoes, Celery, and ® Lettuce arrives every Wednesday afternoon. ¢ ALFRED P PITT, Limited DRYDEN ONTARIO J ' Duster s, feather Commimity Rink (Cont'd. from page one) ' that the cost is fairly uniform per cubic foot. I believe quite a satisfactory rink can be built for as little as $6,000 while our contract was for $10,305.00. This gives us a regulation size hockey ice and two curling sheets, besides two large dressing rooms. The dressing rooms are on each side at the end of the curling ice; this leaves a large stand- ing space just inside the main entrance at the end, which together with a walk down each side gives us standing room for approximately 1200 people. It is entirely covered with galvanized iron, which costs $700.00 more than lumber. With iron sheeting however, the in- surance rate it 50 cts per hundied less. I mention that a rink as a perman- FOR THE WEEKEND-- HEAD IETFUCE ............; Special two for CELERY, White and Crisp ... TOMATOES =: .. iia 0-800 Special, per 1b Hothouse CUCUMBERS Special, per 1b ax ends Special, each ........0... ..-. GRAPE FRUIT, extra large size.Special, each ............... ent agricultural society building should have some revenue earning power Our rink will produce us nothing this year, as the skating club is installing the .25 lights, buying equipment for flooding and caretaking; also installing heatres 10 in the waiting rooms. The curling ice will pay insurance, etc. After the first 30 year, without having many facts or > figures we hope to get about $3,000.00 above insurance. This will help our -50 society further improve the grounds, make it possible to put on some field -I5 competition or spend money in develop- ment work or contents for boys and ORANGES, extra large size ..... Special each ~-..+.......... .I0 girls. I am especially interested in this latter phase of the work as I believe New CARROTS i via Special, pero ....... >... .I0 we are creating conditions today that will effect conditions in the years to New CABBAGE ....... Special, three Ibs for ....... 2c come. .As the minister puts it, if we vote for the sale of l'quor today, our boys will be drunkards tomorrow. If Gough's Confectionery T. C. CORNEILLE, Prop. Agents for-- KODAKS and SU PPLIES NEILSON'S CHOCOLATES we educate and enthuse the boys to take an active interest in their business of farming ,the standard of citizenship will be higher tomorrow. The agricultural Society 's the organ- ization that should help to direct the interest of the rural community, not necessarily by a lot of talk, hot air, or flag-flapping but by consisten, persis- ! tent example and demonstration throu' | the summer fair, field competition and . boys & girls activities where they them selves do ihe work. To get results a- lonetthe=e Ii: you must Lave the sup- port of folk in your district and to get z | this there is no better way than by en- rolling 70 0o 80 or 900 per cent in life . Strand membershi ip. If otherwise disinterested person is persuaded to become a life member, it is surprising how his in- terest is aroused in the Seciety and its work. If you have 400 life members in your district, you have a tremendous mm | POWer that tends to assist the activit- jes of the soc'ety. Some might say that It cannot be done in our district, but the human dynamo is an efficient ma- chine when you get it working and nothing within reason is impossible, "DESERT VALLEY" A Thriller of the Sage Brush. yy S THE WORD" F riday ---- Saturday --Saskatchewan Farmer. €€ 4 $2] MADAM BEHAVE THE : "" 9 "» --SOUTH END GROCERY-- A Second Cousin to "Charley's Aunt (Porusrls. owned by Mekav) with JULIAN ELTINGE, the Great Female ImperSonator Orsnges, per doz. 42:8 58, 'according "SHE'S A HEY to size. No. 1 Creamery Butter, Ib __..__... 47 NEWS Comady- XING BAZO." |[Clark's Pork & Beans, medium size, TT ------ perbiw sll 15 Monday BE Tuesday Salada, Melrose, Red Rose, Blue Ribbon Tea, per ib ____ .70 Lard, per 1b : 19 Buck Jones Regular 35¢. Sodas for ----..e--.._..__ 29 IN Brooms, each 49° Canned Corn, Standard, per tin .16° Rice, three bs for... ni. 25 All 45¢, Biscuits reduced to .39 a 1b. t If you are willing to pay eash and carry your goods, this is the place te -- i come to save money. -- Wednsoday Ralph Lewis Thursda y Coming--""MEN OF STEEL." The Biggest and Best Picture of the Year WEEKLY STORE NEWS NO BLUFF PRICE-- -BUT ONE PRICE The bed rock of this business is one Price--the same to all under like condi- tions. We don't use Bluff prices to catch the public with. Get Your New Supply for Spring ;Clothsline, 50-f¢ =.= co _._-_ 5 25 Water Dippers _. CF. ~~" "5 ;Serub-Brushes or C25 Seap Holders, .... ef 15 Cedar Furniture Polish _.________. 25{Coat Hooks... __ i Dustpans, with cover __..__..___.__ 25 Paring Knives =~. ~~ ~~ ; Comrtain Rodeo... J54025 Knives ...: eo 4p i Heavy large Navy Cups & Saucers, Forks: = ods oo 10 DAY ea KNIVES and Forks B® _..__ Plain White Navy Cups and Saucers Tablespoons.... <F -. ~ -- pair iTeaspoons' =. vf Clover Leaf Navy Cups & Saucers pair Fin N20 Pie Plates __ Roasting Pans =... = - Graters =... , Porridge, Soup Bowls __..__.__. __. 20 [Cake Turners ESA Mast Sad sTowel Baws... oo oo. .25 Can Openers. pe 8 Armed Towel Hangers __..__..__. 2hiColanders .._.__. ' REN Bread Toasters... _. eta 25 Pot Lids = 5% i ; | 73 'S, I froavy Plates, 8-in. = 20 to .25 THE GREATEST FIRE PICTURE EVER MADE "ONE OF THE BRAVEST" THE CHEAP BAZAAR inne | Shelf Brackets, pair= = RE | IVY PRONGER, Mgr. Drvden United Church 11 a.m, --Sunday School & Bible Class "India's Challenge to Christianity." This year we are celebrating the 50th {anniversary of our work in India. Are jvou interested in this great section of {our empire? Be out to service next | Sunday and hear this message on India. : OXDRIFT 1:45 p.m.=--=8ynday School 1 2:45 p.m.--Publie Worship H. A. RIVERS, Pastor. rer. ST. LUKES, CHURCH, Dryden Satayday evening, 8 p.m.--Intercession servige. Subjeet-="Peter & John" Third Sunday in Lent "Holy Communion, 8.00 a.m, Sunday School, 10.00 a.m. Morning Prayer & Sermon, 11.00 a.m. Preacher--The Rector Holy Baptism 4.15 p.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7.00 p.m Preacher--Rev. Canon Lofthouse. Wednesday, Maxch 23--Lenten Services & 25 --iedD a5 & 15: & .15. _ 251 Children's Service, 4.30 p.m. _ .10¢ Evening Prayer & Sermon, 8.00 p.m. 05} Subject: --"Faith." ll } Rt. A. SMITH, Rector. 20 J=2 a 2 Drvden Baptist Church --25 DRYDEN BAPTIST CHURCH -- ._ ; 25 11 a.m.--Church and Bible School - +25; Subj:--*"The Christian's Faith." | 8-0z. Tumblers, three for __.__.__ 25 Nest Eggs | Flower Sifters Aluminum Saucepans __ Frying Pans __ Cur Hat Shapes and Flowers for the Spring have arrived. Come in and See them; also get your supply in Galvanized Wash Tubs, and 14 & 10 qt. pails. Tin Pails----Dish Pans. W., E THORSEN & SON 15 to 25 25 [Stone Mixing Bowls __.__.__.__. : 43 2.30 p.m.--Mission Band 6.50 p.m.--Song Service Subj.--*"Jesus at Prayer." 25 TUESDAY, 8.00 p.m.--B.Y.P.U. Meet- ing to be taken by Paster Subj: --"God the Hely Spirit." { THURSDAY, 8 p.m.--Weekly Prayer Meeting. We will study Hebrew, chapter ix. ® E. CG. I3AXTER, Pastor. Boots We are putting out and marking the prices. are worth now, ep vamp. in all sizes, Bull Dog, square toes. EL Brown. All sizes, to II. Sale Price BOYS BOOTS shoe you're looking for- sold regular for $2.95. Sale Price A shipment of AND SLIPPERS Reasonable Prices, prices on Ladies Slippers checking over the order. now, as this S, DAITE DRYDEN-- -- -- --ONT Regular price $4. ------ LADIES OXFOR# @ which we will put out a. Oxfords, as we are just no Get all your supply of Foot saie only last until change of advertiseme Any Boots, or Shoes taken ho if not satisfactory, bring the back, money will be refundq New and Second Hand Sto GOODS OF EVERY DESC TION BOUGHT AND SQ Shoe SALE 500 pair BOOTS SHOES your disposal, and at prices that you, will never buy them at again, neither could we, but as one of the Wholesales gave up their business, we bought their entire stock of staple lines at 55 cents on the dollar, We are putting some of these shoes out in the window, also You can ing for them, and what they MEN'S WORK BOOTS, Black Elk, with double This is a shoe that won't go hard, and will give you extra good wear. Reg- price $4.50. Sale Price .......... $2.95 from 6 to 11. MEN'S DRESS BOOTS, Pointed and Black and from 6 50. from sizes 1 to 5. Just the A good strong Boot, which we We Also Just Received another We are sorry we cannot state t ang amd] a -- see what you have been pay- <