DRYDEN OBSERVER 7 RA has ny dwar indigent us Tr Ta Seg WE wp EO EBD OEE OES OCT SETI CIES OW SEE THE WIN on July 31st Lowest Quality Prices ALFRED PITT LE) I LWT) WE) RTF CRRE0) CE REST © EDO CED 6 CET 6 EE (0D (RT =) SED (ED () 6D SFR (CRD O SER EEE- (65D (TEED () GER (OES () GD () 652 CED OCR 0 GEIR O- ED O GER 75 TES () CN (OND) €RFD- (TED OO F=- Oi (OS (Es OG (+ © Heenaw Springs Sirprize 4 Makes Interesting Announcement at Community Picnic. 'In conclusion, I wish to congratulate Dryden on your vigorous campaigns for the erection of a new school and a hospital. When I saw you were mak- ing such effort to raise the necessary funds, I thought it was up to me to do something if at all possible; and I have the assurance of the Premier that he will see to it that we get about $4000 for the hospital: $2000 when construction begins, and the balance some time later." : The Mill Smoker The occasion of the presentation of i the trophies of the 1921 Safety Com- ! petition to the management an em- ! ployees of the Dryden Paper Com. on the evening of July 11th, by Mr A. P. | Costigane, secretary and safety en- i gineer of the Ontario pulp and paper " makers' safety association, was appro- priately celebrated by the holding of a smoker in the paper mill hall. The celebrants foregathered at 8.30 and for the first hour were engaged wth cards and other social games. At half past nine Mr J. B. Beveridge in- troduced Mr Costigane, saying that congratulations for the creditable showing made by the Dryden Paper Co. were due-to the employees rather than to the management. Mr Costigane, after calling atten- tion to the showing of the Company as first in the competition (a total of 24 non-fatal accidents, involving lost! time of 374% working days or 29 days per full time worker) and extending his congratulations, presented to Mr Harry Davidson--who had 'been selec- ted to receive the trophies on behalf (of the employees--a beautifully in- ! scribed silk flag and a magnificent silver shield mounted on wood sawn from a beam taken from the ruins of the original Don Valley mill ---- the first paper mill in Ontario. Upon receiving the trophies Mr Davidson replied in well chosen terms after which Mr Costigane resumed. Disclaiming any of the attributes of a religious instructor, he said he would like to borrow a phrase from scripture, "Am I my brother's keep- er?" The thought had been sugges- ted as he made his way through the mill, and he felt like elaborating it == Raps the Hired Han Dear Sir: -- In a recent issue there appeared under the caption "Frost In the the past have the writer of the article to think of that historic character who, deeming him- June," supposedly written by "Hired Man"--whose writings in sometimes caused self a champion of his people, became so obsessed by the thouzht he even went the length of fighting windmills. We have no record of this feat be- ing of any particular assistance to the but it certainly gave the self-elccted champion considerable cheap arlver- tising. Now I know the average writer, when submitting his "Stuff" to the public press, is inclined to try to be instructive or interesting--some- titres both; state what is not true. He knows that soon the public tires of anything of that kind. We must take exception to that part of the "Hired Man's" article which concerns Dryden Board of Trade, as it is generally agreed (by those who know and are not guessing at facts) that never since its inception has the Board of Trade been more active in promoting the general in- terests of the district. And although the "Hired Man" seems to have had a siesta somewhat resembling the historic © Rip Van Winkle, he will find the get-together meeting did take place in March and with very good results to the whole community. ; Further, we are only quoting a well- known fact, when we state that if you want action you must skip above the smaller officials to get it. There is on record with the Board of Trade a letter from the President of the U.F.O Club of which we believe the "Hired Man" to be Secretary, and this letter very courteously regrets that urgent business prevented the said President from being present at the meeting, but states that he considered the move a good one and heartily endorsed it. ) - Thankin you for space, I remain yours truly W. J. ROBINSON, Secretary, Board of Trade. WALTERS Cake Shop FRESH CAKES, PASTRIES, "DRYDEN MAID" BREAD. kok Sk sk kok CONFECTIONERY Light Groceries and Fruit. wok k Place your Order with us for SPECIAL. CAKES OR PIES! country or people directly concerned, but very rarely wili he somewhat. Each of us IS his brother's keeper," he continued. 'By care, not only in respect to our own safety but our brother's as well, we may prevent untold suffering, keeping down the | Seventies of widows and orphans, and thus contributing to the happiness of those daily and hourly associated with us. It is the duty of every work- man to consider the safety of himself and his fellow workmen of paramount importance, individually, collectively, and to society at large, and to order his daily activities in accord with this view." a = V Mr Costigane's remarks were force- ful and appropriate, and made a deep impression on his hearers. In the entertainment which followed : (with Mr F. M. Offér acting as M.C.) , the good fellowship maintaing among . the employees of the Company, staff McCormick Internatio Deering The crop of Clover Seed looks very promising. Be prepared to harvest it with a McCormick or Deering Reaper. 5-ft. and 5%-ft. cut. One man will do as mucn work as three with a mower, and not shell as much seed. ORDER AT ONCE, and be ready. Sold by J. S. included, gave one an inkling of the! reason for the Dryden mill occupying | first place in the safety competition.' Such good fellowship could not exist without each man havng a personal interest in the welfare of his Yellow; and such fellowship cannot but mili- tate against carelessness on the part; of the individual in matters affecting the safety of life or limb of his bro- ther. We are indeed cur brother's keeper, as Mr Costigane said. Several boxing bouts were staged during the evening, much to the en- The and Store FULL ik Bread & Confctionery EFFICIENT 2 i DEVELOPING CIGARS, Wedding and . cicARETTES, | Birthday Cakes and PIPES made to order. |pRINTING gad -'Neilson's Choco= [SERVICE TOBACCOS. lates. pa We manufacture gopaxs cil que Ice Cream | rom Crea rOo= | SOFT DRINKS | ha 0 o Hy TO= | suppLiEs. CORNER, Oxdrift. TETRIS IRERUPEUINS RII SSIS Ford Car joyment of the audience. E. Payne, in contest with Messrs Kine and Fer- with the book makers. = ! Two young Scandinavian aspirants gave a real exhibition of what can be accomplished if you don't care whethe | vou get slugged or not; retiring on the call of time in gory triumph. An Over- ture and several classic selections by Harry Gammon, organist of St Luke's Church; songs by Mr Lewis of screen fame; and Messrs Payne, Kine and the proper atmosphere for "Dear Old | Dryden," "Old King Cole" to the! 200th attenuation, and a new song by | the Bard of Dryden. Excellent re- freshments were served, and the even-' ing voted a huge success by the parti- cipants. ! The flag presented will reain the property of the recipients for all time; the shield only during msuch yeas as first position is attained. Short Term Loans Mr A. G. Farrow, chairman of the Agricultural Development Board, will be in this district on Mondaym August | Tth, and will attend a meeting for the purpose of discussing the Long Term ! Loan Act, in the Speedhouse, Oxdrift, at 8 o'clock. All parties interested in Howarth in old-time favorites created | ependability gusson, seevied easly the favourite IT is a fact that, no matter where any other car can go, a Ford Car will go farther. You know that--have seen it proven many times, But DO YOU KNOW WHY? --Because the power of the Ford Engine is more than sufficient to drive the Ford car anywhere you want to go. --The light weight of the Ford Car, with its strong, sturdy construction, driven by the Ford engine enables it to travel where mo other car could get through. --Its ample clearance carries it over obstructions where many other cars would be - hopelessly stuck. -- That is why the Ford Car can go farther--and keep on going--than any other car, FORD TOURING CAR, Government Taxes and at less cost for operation than any other car. --Why it is the car for the man who wants a car abso- lutely dependable at all times. Chassis... $445 Runabout ____. ___ 495 Truck Chassis _____ 575 Starting & electric lighting on above, $83 extra. Coupe Sedan 930 Completely equipped Prices F.0.B. FORD, Ont., not including Government taxes $535 F.0.B. Ford, Ont. not included. this work should make every effort to | attend, so that they may belcome more | familiar with the woriings of the Board, and also to impress on the Board the necessity for long term loans in this district. M. F. COOK, Agricultural Representativa. Mr H. W. Strapp will conduct ser- vice Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, in Union Church.--Advt. HAL DINGWALL Dingwall's Garage, Dryden, Ontario