THE DRYDEN OBSERVER Sp pn, IT'S TIME TO THINK OF A Progressive Shoe & Spring Suit) Harness Repairs BY --OR-- : MACHINERY First WORKMANSHIP Top Coat Class materiaL | AT MODERATE PRICES ORDER NOW! "Done While You Wait" Jobs a Speciality. Complete Stock of SHOE POLISHES, 1. ACES. All Footwear Requisites. Children's Work Done School Hours. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE A fine selection of samples to choose from, and as usual the prices are reasonable. T. PROUDFQOT, "The Dryden Teilos™ (Next Post Office) : P.O. Box 240 i Dryden, Ont. After PROMPT ATTENTION. L. GREENHILL Hindu Songs Sung by Hindus Will be Heard by Dryden and district when Dr Bhaskar Pandurang Hivals, "ppears on the Chautauqua programme here, August 15th to 21st. He has a victrola with records of Hindu songs to illustrate the different kinds of Hindu music, both vocal and instru- mental. He will also exhibit cost- umes, jewelry, utensils and fruits, in order that his hearers may gain a fair conception of India. Dr Bhaskar Pandurang Hivale is a graduate of Bombay University, has recently received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from Harvard, and has i been appointed to a professorship in Bombay University. In India Dr Hi- vale was the Marathi editor of Inyand- IT IS WITH PRIDE I ANNOUNCE THAT I AM NOW DISTRICT AGENT FOR THE Boosey Orchestral and Instruments Points to Remember: British Manufacture and considered ti best, yet no higher then Fully guaranteed for 13 the world' other makes. years. val Air Force Band, certs in Kenora & , are To st 21st to 23r ayo, the second oldest Anglo-Marathi paper. He has travelled extensively throughout Great Britain, America, China, Japan, France, Switzerland and Italy, In his stirring message entitled "Is There a Conflict Between Oriental and Occidetnal Civilization?" he will dis- cuss the lessons that the East learning from the West, and also in- dicate what the West might learn from the East in education, indus- trialism and the ideals of life. is THE CANADIAN CHAUTAUQUA the Only Strictly Canadian Organiz- ation Conducting Both Summer and Fall Chautauquas in West- ern Canada. It has come to our notice through the medium of an interested correspondent t many travelling shows and other Corner's Little Corner Vol, 1. July 27th, 1928, No. 15. AMERICANISM EARNING more and more money and spend- ing it for more gorge- ous bathrooms. Elmer Watts was in the other day, getting some repairs for his Deering mower, which has cut twenty-one crops and is still going strong, It always pays to buy the best mach- ines, when you are at it, and there is only one best, MecCormick-Deer- ing. ? The early settler we admire; Our hearts with love he fills, For on the first of every month He promptly pays his bills, McCormick - Deering mowers and rakes are made in all widths, suitable for every farm. When you get beat out with that old one, eall around, or drop us a card and we will do the calling, and have a new one on the job with no delay. We'd hate to be mak? ing our entire living selling furnaces this kind of weather. Bill Neely says: -- "There is room for everything in this world excepting a long man's legs, in a short man's car," To know WHAT to do is wisdom; to know HOW to do it is skill ; To DO the thing as it should be done is serv- ice. We are glad to see Herb McMillan out a- gain, after a serious op- eration, He tells us that his Primrose cream Separator is doing bet- ter work than it ever did. He took a sample of the skimmed milk to | Mr Sailshury to be test- ed, and he reports a | half pound of butter | fat in 10,000 pounds of ; milk. We wonder where the calves will get off at but there's cheaper calf feed than cream. Jewish Laundry "Izzy," demanded the boss, "was that Mr Ep- stein's undershirt 7" "Naw!" snorted Izzy, "that was the Katz pagamas." Bill Reid says that the McCormick-Deering Published weekly in the Interest of the People of Kenora District. new improved grain binder is the lightest draft, easiest controlled and easiest to operate of any binder he ever drove. Billy put in sev- eral years in the west, and should know, A little tulle, a yard of silk; a little skin as white as milk; a little strap-- how dare she breathe? A little cough --"Good morning Eve." How about your bin- dertine. Prospects for a bumper crop in the west at the present time makes the binder twine look scarce. Have your order in and be sure of getting your full share of good, reliable I H.C. twine, put up in the big ball, with the patented cover, guarantesd for length, strength and quality. "Preachers make the best husbands," ciaims one of them. We claim wives make the best | husbands. J. S. CORNER McCormick -Deering Dealer, OXDRIFT, Ont. 5 A vf 35 SE out THE DRYDEN iSVR Member Cansdian Weekly Newspapsr Aseccisidon, Published at DREYDES, Ontaslo Every Pridny Largest circulation of smy Weskiv Paper in the Rezera Disteiat, Subscription $1.83 per year. We Have Real Bargeins in 'TUBES, TIRE CHAINS, TOWING CABLE--Easy His RUBBER PATCHING id AND CEMENT, A Real Outfit for Painting Cesc and Top Seat Dressing. HARNESS, COLLARS, HARNESS PARTS, 'FARM IMPLEMENTS, & De Laval Cream Separatoz®. E. A, KLOSE DRYDEN LOTGE, L.0.0.F. 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