| Dryden Lumber Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Day, 631 ® 2; " THE DRYDEN OBSERVER wr x. ro os tp SNS TAKEN IN PART PAYMENT ON THE NEW VICTOR ORTHOPHONIC. BR a J AR TE ET I Es J Je JO OI IEE J $200.00 Purchased on terms to suite. Columbia Mahogany, Cabinet Style . .. EON Th jg Columbia Mahogany, & 20 Records ... 133.00 30.00 % Victor, Table Size'... ....c....%.... 3830 3.00 = S:1:V: Table Size. Pi ELEC R Sa i, 32.50 On B 1deal Mahogany Cabinet & 30 records. . 1235.00 43.00 Pathe Fumed Oak Cabinet, & 30 records 190.00 50.00 Edison Cylinder Gramophone, 20 records 42.00 3.00 d Victor Table Machine, with Horn ...... S00 ASSO) SINGER SEWING MACHINES Rd Singer Drop-Head, only Cabinet, Marked = DJ 2 . = Boo... ni $4200 +A a 1 - ~ 3 5.3 B{ Singer Drop-Head, only Cabinet, Marked = $00 .:..0..... 23.00 % ne i : moa > = Bl Lloyds Loom Baby Sulky, Wicker with lined 2 Wasi 3500. 0. tn Tg Easily Monthly or Crop Payments Can be Arranged on any of the Above. Ralph J. Pronger : Coy TO ST ea NLA) TE JE TO) BUILD A HOME FIRST . Get our PRICES on BUILDING MATERIAL of all Kinds. SASH -- DOORS -- BRICK -- LIME -- PLASTER ROOFING PAPER -- BUILDING PAPER PLASTER BOARD and WALL BOARD SCREEN DOORS & WINDOWS. BUILDERS' HARDWARE Screen Wire Cloth, --14 mesh-- Black & Galvanized i Lumber -- Lath -- Shingles. - i Call or Write for Plans and Estimates ; LE i! £ » ANDERSON & HARRIS W. A. WEARE Merchant AIINNITAKI, ONTARIO Agent For-- DAY OR NIGHT CALLS JUHN DEERE PLOW CO. PROMPTLY ATTENDED To '-i€r¢ is Joan Deere Equipment for Every Farm Use. a Cet QUALITY and SERVICE PHONE--- TIME PAYMENTS Night, @ R 4 Arrcnged 9 Suit Purrhazers. C. J. WRIGHT DON'T FORGET THE SPECIAL LIST FINISHES SATUR- DAY NIGHT. Including the following-- GOOD FOR CASH ONLY 100-tb Sack SUGAR, St. Lawrence Pure Cane ............. $7.50 08-1b sack ROBIN HOOD FLOUR ...... "ihe, 4.60 : 20-1b sack ROBIN HOOD CHINA OATS, ooonon..... 1.03 § Packets ROBIN HOOD CHINA OATS ©... ovine iain, 33 ff 100-1b Sacks CRUSHED OATS .......... 0.00. am anaiea 2.30 a ht00-1b Sacks BRAN ....0 oh. 0h oad Clu arm 1.43 | 1.30 | ff PRESERVING CHERRIES, rr-qe.. |... iin 175 | f= Ontario TOMATOES, perib ............... vss 20 | Ontario CUCUMBERS ..;............;...... .. f APRICOTS for Preserving, per case ......... ........... 3.00 perbasket oC nL ol Bo NABOB TEA perth nll io. isi hs 63 | Wright's Special Blend TEA, perth... 0... 0.0.0 4 60 | , Fresh Roasted and Ground COFFEE, the best obtainable, | 45 ; ; PeRiD. 0 on .60 = : . Phone ~~ C. James Wright JShone | WANTED -- GIRL FOR GENERAL | housework.--Apply to (FOR SALE--4-ROOM HOUSE, Well particulars, apply ) S { condom -- Apply to ROBT. SWEENEY (xdrift Trading Co Sassey- Harris Implements' {CARBON REMOVED Classified WANTED-- GIRL FOR HOUSE work, must be good cook.--Apply Mrs J. S. WILSON, Dryden. WANTED-- GIRL F OR HOUSE- | work, good wages --Apply ! RALPH PRONGER, Dryden ------ Mrs A. DURANCE, Dryden, WANTED -- GIRL FOR GENERAL 2 2 3 i | housework.--Apply to ] Mrs P. H. B. WOOD, Dryden |" LOST--CHILD'S AUTO CART Wagon. Finder please return to Mrs M_ F. COOK, Dryden. NOTICE--Builders, Contractors-- FOR SALE--A GOOD 25-TON JACK. Can be seen at PRONGER'S Grocery. CREA 3 dmzhed with pantry and concrete base- meni. --Apply D. MAUNSELL, Dryden, FOR SALE--NORTH HALF LOT 4, 1, Township of Aubrey. For W_ K. EDYE, Dryden, or THE ROYAL TRUST CO. Belmont House, Victoria; B.C. ASE | SALE -- "CANADA PRIDE"| E New Quebec Heater;| Large China Cabinet, bevelled glass] sides; Drop head Toronto | ! Apply-- Mrs HUGH. ROBINSON, | t Dryden, Ont. North Road. | : FOR SALE--120 ACRE FARM, 215] miles west of Dryden --Apply D. MAUNSELL, Dryden | OR SALE BALED HAY, Standing HAY (in town); Two Small Houses! One nine-roomed House for sale or rent, also Two Farms --Apply E. H. PRONGER, Dryden. WANTED "IED TO BUY--YOUNG COW. freshened during the last moth--T.B tested--dehorned, Durham or Jersey preferred Will also buy Calf. State price for cash.--Apply CHAS COLLEN, Wabigoon, Ont. OR SALE -- NAVY BLUE, ROUND i war) also 3-Burmer perfection OIL with oven, $15.00 both in good s J. SALISBURY, BABY CARRIAGE! The Two Dollars In a northern town, the merchants' similar body recently put on a practical demonstra- tion of buying at home. Twe dollars The one was used to buy something from a local merchant, He used it to pay for something else in traced travels for several days. When it had passed through ten or a dozen hands, benefitting that number of local people on its travels, a list was made of 1 that dollar had bought and they were grouped to- gether in 2 local store window, along rith the dollar, which was still in the association or some were spent. the town and the dollar was on its 11 the things -- fy hased three pairs of socks. 0 tons. the goods that the local lar purchased, but the dollar itself was absent. It had gone to stay.--Fergus News Record A.J.GARDINE! E AGLE RIVE R Agent for Frost & Woed IMPLEMENTS. COCKSHUTT PLOW (OV * ® Sharple's Cream Separators. RAW FURS BOUGHT & S0LD. Specials IN times past we have offered you some remarkable Clothing values --Dbut the newest book surpasses them all. We can confidently state that never in our history have we grouped together a collec- tion of Suitings, offering such out- standing buying opportunities. BLUE SERGES, from $15.00 up. GREY WORSTED, from $24.50 up And many other HIGH CLASS WORSTED, and TWEEDS, from $19.00 to $33.50 from $10.00 to $17.00 them. a A vino nf aving of every T. PROUDFOOT : "The Dryden Tailor. tn on ane of oa one of General Blacksmith FROM CYLINDER br Acetylene Burning, SCHUBERT CXDRIFT, GENERAL ONTARIO MERCHANTS AND FEED EGGS, and BUTTER Daily AH ue yy Te = x x 1) AIL ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO QUARTETTE A male quartette from Toronto appearing at Chautaug who featurs costumed song-pictures of events in the life of Franz ubert. WITH CHAUTAUQUA AT DRYDEN re other went to 2 mail order house {and pur Two of those received were substitu- These were exhibited alongside had Toronto to tr a THE DRYDEN OBSERVER Member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, . Published at DRYDEN, Ontario i Every Friday Morning : Largest circulation of any weekly paper in the Kenora District. Subscription, $1.50 per .year. bmp. STRUTT, "&} First Carload of Farm Machinery Last week J. S. Corner, agent for the International Harvesters Company received a car load of McCormick and Deering Mowers, Reapers and Rakes, to fill orders for these machines for the farmers in this district. © This is the first car load of Haying and Har- vesting machinery to be shipped to this district for immediate use which speaks very highly for this well-known firm, makers of Farm Equipment for nearly a hundred years and also shows that the farmers are seeing a little better times, and instead of the axe, grub- hoe and stumps, it is now Mowers, Rakes, Reapers, Hay and Clover Seed, to say nothing of the cream cans which are being shipped to Dryden Creamery every day, and the cheques received in return, =] A. ~ General Blacksmith and Woodworker Where work is done to suit your Purse. Dryden, Ontario CE LO.O.F DRYDEN LODGE, Ne 417 meets at the Town every Monday night. INITIATORY DEGREE MONDAY NIGHT Bro. D. MORISON, N.G, Bro F. WHITELEY, Rec -Sec, tina] NOTED BRITISH ARTIST DEAD LONDON, July 27.--Solomon Joseph Solomon, noted British artist who call- ed attention to the need of camouflage in modren warfare and inivateo it in the British army at the outbreak of the world war, died in London, He was} Town Hall. Visiting Brethren eor- born in London, sixty-seven years ago, dially invited. et D. ANDERSON, W.M. Ea a aa BADEN SMITH, Secy LIVERY AND DRAY §| Golden Star Lodre AF. & AM, No. 484, G.R.C. PROMPT SERVICE AT ALL HOURS 1..0.L. DRYDEN LODGE No. 142: meets the first Wednesaay of each month, at eight p.m., a tke Meets in the Masonic Hall, Dryden, the Second Tuesday of each mamth. a Visitors Cordially invited. os GEO. H. WICE, W.M. A. WEAVER, A B BERREY, Soo. Phone 356 3 Dryden, Ontario HIGHEST GRADE ; AAR --~---- AMATEUR FINISHING --ey WATKIN'S PRODUCTS SPICES, EXTRACTS, Ete STOCK & POULTRY TONIC PIE FILLERS, FRUIT SALTS, TOOTH PASTE AND BRUSH PORTRAITS, GROUPS, CHILDREN, etc, taken at your home. Daylight or Flashlight Exposures. All Work Guaranteed by Long Experience. Mail your Films, other work or requests direct to HOLDER Paul Aug. Hutter LINIMENT, Photon opiate COUGH MEDICINES, ; owegraphen ; LAXATIVES, SALVES, |t*mateur Finishing, Enlarging, MEDICINES, etc, etc. TEA AND COCOA E. T. (DAD) ROWLAND - m WALDHOF, P.Q., Ontario REASONABLE PRICE. 0 EE (ED (EE (AD) EID | Winterbottom Lumber Yard! VHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, PLASTER BRICK AND CEMENT CELOTEX INSULATION BUILDERS' .SUPPLIES Jas. Winterbottom, --() SD () E () A () on ( £8 0EED (ED ERE (TED (CEE DRYDEN - Ontario OED OC OS OE OED OE (ETD OST OEE TED (SEED) CED | TOO OD OS OS OSD) TEE GD RED (EEO TES On McCORMICK---DEERING Binders 6 FEET, 7 FEET & 8 FEET WIDE. Y Ihe McCormick Deering Grain Binder is not the product of a single day's work, or of a month or even a year or ten years. Itis the natural outgrowth of almost a century's experience in building harvesting machinery. For Twenty-five years McCormick Binders have been recognized by the trade as the strongest and most durable under all sorts of unusual and difficult harvesting condi- tions. They stood up under hard knocks, during the same period it was granted that Deering Binders were the lightest draft machines made. Now you can buy the new McCormick--Deering ©) TIES) ED () CD () CD () ED () SE (CD () GP OCR () CE () ERED ) WEED () CE () GEE () ED () GE () Binder with the durability of the old McCormick and the light running qualities of the old Deering. The best features of two good machines have been rolled into one. Get our Prices and Literature if in need of a BINDER. EEE (0-TTRO-CER OED (CES CER CSTD O EES (GED O-ES O CET OEE (VEER OD 6 IT PAYS i be pis - 2 J. S. CORNER, Agent, Oxdrift : --Agent for-- INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY HAMILTON of Canada, Ltd. CANADA OED. 0- SD) SED) ID) EO SD CED.) SED EE) SD > SD Ey Li ACR