DRYDEN OBSERVER MET heli ei pn me mt ee The genuine and only is now down to $25.00 I stock it Bedding 4-ft. 6. and 4-ft. Full line of the fanous Simmons Bedding always carried in stock. See the Men's Window for pure Manilla clothes line at 40c. each, a beautiful line at 40c. each. Wanted Blueberries = NL L:5 N A ~~. hc LFRED PITT, DRYDEN, Ont. Sh ; OL O- O-GRER- (OCS) €8 ® partnership firm of TRIST & CHAR- § 1. EBOIS" are to be paid to RICHARD TRIST at Dryden aforesaid, who will} PIS Lake Tragedy A very tragic ending to a young life was the fate of Oliver Hoglund, an 18 year old boy who was drowned last PW ednesday afternoon. He had been bathing near the sum- mer home of A. R. Hutchison, for whom he worked. Apparently he slipped off a submerged rock into deep water. His cries attracting the attention of Mr Chas. Ware and Chas. Coombe, the two succeeded in finding the body but life had already fled. 'The funeral service was held Friday afternoon in the Union Church at Dryden. The sympathy of the whole congregation, deeply stirred by the sad event, was expressed by the spon- taneous bringing of flowers and wreaths. A number of young men acted as voluntary pall-bearers:-- Ernie Dickson, Elmer Latimer, Robt. Robertson, Herman Saunders, Robt. Carr, Ralph Hudson, with A. R. Hut- chison following the coffin to the ? Church, shortly after two o'clock. As the congregation stood reverently and the organ breathed out its restrained ¥ | notes, the casket was placed in front of the Church. The Rev. J. M. Beaton conducted the service with sympathe- tic understanding of the tragic feat- ures of the accident. At the end of the service Mr Hutchison briefly thanked the people of Dryden for the iready sympathy towards an orphar boy shown by the manner in 'whick they united to give him fitting burial. From the Church the remains were taken to Dryden Cemetery and com: mitted to the grave. The boy leave: behind a younger sister at school in Saskatchewan and an uncle, Mr P. M Polcon, of Eagle River. Card of Thanks-- Mr P. M. Polson wishes to thank Mr A. R. Hutchison and those wh kindly and generously assisted in the funeral services of his late nephew Oliver Hog Nirsing. Miss Pinkerton is ay te take cases who require attendance a their homes. Charges are reasonable and every attention will be given patients. : VICTORIA PINKERTON, Dryder AAR ISP SPP PPS PPPS ished or partly furnished, for August. Address care of Dryden Observer. St. Dryden and T. H. Lewis's Oxdrift, a rubber tired artilery wheel off baby carriage. Finder return to Mrs HH. Brisson and recieve reward. FOR SALE---A twenty foot Motor Launch in Al condition. 7 H.P. Engine equipped with reverse clutch. Will seat comfortably six adults. Also Boat House. Apply, . J. 8. GOLDEN, Dryden Don't be surprised if an epidemic should break out among the bachelors in town. It is worth something to be waited on by a pretty nurse. -. Alex Findlay says he is able to get 35 miles per gallon out of the new Electro gas. and is ready to go to the mat with anyone who disputes him. This is not impossible, as it not only is good gasoline, but is specially filtered by the new pump recently in- stalled by Durance Bros. while the car is being filled. Mothers and Babies are invited to attend a well-baby clinic at the Town Hall, Friday July 21st at 2 pm. Dr Dingwall will give a short talk on "Prevention and early Treatment of Goitre,"" Dr Wood on the "Care of Teeth and prevention of Dental De- cay' and Miss Veitch on '"Mother- craft." To all boys and girls an interesting day will be given on Saturday, July 22nd, at 2 p.m. when the children will be weighed and a short talk given on "Health habits." NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore subsisting be- tween us, the undersigned, as Livery- Keepers and Draymen at the Town of Dryden, in the District of Kenora, under the firm name of "TRIST & CHARLEBOIS" has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. ALL debts owing to the said continue on the said business, and all claims against the said partnership firm of TRIST & CHARLEBOIS" are to be presented to the said RICHARD T. TRIST at Dryden, aforesaid, by whom the same will be settled. DATED ot Dryden, Ontario, this Twenty-sixth day of June, A.D. 1922. ae T. TRIST witness . CHARLEBOIS F. BEVERLEY WI Dryden Wins Honour THE management of Dryden Paper Company and their Employees, at one of their regular socials Tuesday even- ing had for their gubest Mr Costigan representing the Canadian Pulp and Paper Manufacturers' Safety Associa- tion. M Costigan came to present ths flag and shield of the Association won by Dryden Mill for the lowest accident record of any concern in Canada dur- ing 1921. The flag becomes the permanent property of Dryden Mill, and is the Canadian national ensign---the Union Jack in the quarter and the Canadian Arms on a red field, with a suitable inscription. The shield is awarded from year to year. So far, Dryden is the only mill to have won it, which is highly creditable to the intelligent co- operation in accident prevention be- ween the Company and employees. Keep the shield in dear old Dryden, Let us make our watchword Safety First!" * We must play the game, Keeping our good name, So with wounds & accidents we won't be cursed; To uphold our reputation Every man must always be on guard, Oh! Tiddley-iddley-ighty, - Though the wheels be mighty Accidents are always barred! INNA IONS NII Interesting Letter Mayor PITT, Dryden. Dear Mr Pitt: -- The planus and specifications of the type of hospital we hope to build are nearly ready, and as soon as they are completed I shall forward them to you, in order that you may 'get tentative contract- ors' prices on the same. I hope you are getting along splendidly in your campaign for the raising of funds. I would be pleased if you could send me 2 list of the contributors as vou go along, as I am very desirous of seeing 10w the people of Dryden view the 10spital project as evidenced by the all they are willing to make on their dockets. I feel sure the people of the whole district will do everything in 'heir power to make the project a success. FRED W. ROUTLEY. WANTED TO RENT--HOUSE furn- LOST-- On July 8th, between Albert: " Director, Ontario division. RAAT SLPS SSIS The new officers and the members of Golden Star Lodge, AF. & A. M. attended divine service in the newly decorated Union Church last Sunday morning. Rev. J. McLean Beaton, Chaplain, preached. Dany Brethren from over the district were present. -------- EAGLE RIVER Tuesday evening one of the most] spontaneous meetings imaginable was held at Eagle River, in the interests of Dryden District Hospital. Mayor Pitt, Rev. J. M. Beaton, and the Secy. of the hospital committee, Mr F. Madder, were present. Mr Jos. Cross occupied the chair. After addresses from the Mayor and Mr Beaton, the Reeve, Mr F. Duce, called for a show of hands on a motion [to raise $500, and the response was! 5-ft. and 5%5-ft. mower, and not 3. McCormick internation: Deering The sl Reaper. cut. shell as much seed. Sold by Ss. nr Bread & Confectionery a o "CIGARS, Wedding and CIGARETTES, sirthday (akes PIPES made to order. and Neilson's Choco= -- We manufacture Gin our Ice Cream 2 a opings | from Crea m pro = : 1 cured locally. One man will do as much work The crop of Clover Seed looks very promising. Be prepared to harvest . it with a McCormick or Deering as CORNER, Oxdrift. | EFFICIENT DEVELOPING and PRINTING SERVICE. H LLnL KODAKS and SUPPLIES. RARE NII AIRING IIIS unanimous: the most ardent devotee of the cause could not have wished for a, more sympathetic concern in the welfare of the project than was ex-: hibited throughout the entire ore { Pt] P. A. JONES, Dryden and Dinorwic | CEMENT or PLASTER CASTINGS Made to Order. Attention and workmanship guaran- teed. Iistimates free BABY CHAIR, on castors, \or sale. | Can be seen at the Observe Printing Office. EAGLE RIVER Notice re Tax Collector. Plain and Ornamental plasterer. All} kinds of plastering, cement and brickwork. > Ford will go farth sufficient hopelessly -- That is Applications will be received by the | undersigned for the position of Tax | Collector for the Municipality of | Machin. Applicant tn state salary. Applications to be addressed to the | Secretary-Treasurer, GEORGE RUETE, Eagle River. ra 20800006466000000:060600000 A.J. GARDINER General Merchant EAGLE RIVER, ONT. --- : 1 hd AGENT FOR b4 4 Gockshult Plow Go. Frost & Wood © Implements 3 Qharnla'e fv; Sharle's Craam Somaraiors Raw Furs Bought and Sold p: Notary Public. LO IA, 000008 Tractors are now down to $475 F.0.B. Dryden. But, DO YOU --Because the power of the Ford Engine is more car anywhere you want to go. --The light weight of the Ford Car, with its strong, many other can go farther--and keep on going--than any other car, . Car er. KNOW WHY? than to drive the Ford --Why S 'g ego [ay al l { J dependability IT is a fact that, no matter where any other car can go, a Tord Car You know that--have seen it proven many times, and at less cost for operation than any other car. it is the car for the man who wants a car abso- lutely dependable at all times. sturdy construction, driven by sn Bases a W Runabent ____ ___ 495 the Ford engine enables it to ? Truck Chassis _____ 575 travel where no other car ; Sie coulll get through. Starting & electric lighting --Its ample clearance carries C on above, $83 Gps it over obstructions where ope TT : Bedmn S00 er 930 cars would be stuck. Completely equipped why the Ford Car Prices F.0.B. FORD, Ont., not including Government faxes = HAL DINGWALL Dingwall's Garage, Dryden, Ontario three with a ORDER AT ONCE, and be ready.