Dryden Observer, 17 Nov 1922, p. 4

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Wm. pos fil _oBSuRVER, DRYDEN, ONTARIO, | £ BET DEEDS PES CTT OEE 5) A) RTT CO) <HR> O (RET) CED Or TR OO CURE, ERED YI Cb FEI TOCSY | es Advertising Contest Bl LET US HOPEY Tne writer of the following THE LONGED-FOR APPLE Rosy Cheeked, Thick Skinned and Well Flavored. Fruit Eaters Will Welcome It -- It ! May Be Growing To-day In Some Ontario Fence Row--Runuing an Egg Factory. i { $4 (Contributed by Ontario Department of i Agriculture, Toronto.) Somewhere on a farm in the apple would make them valuable com- mereial sorts, if such could be intro- ; ey : | Rail way News i : wuoatreai---i duced to the public. True, there are thousands of worthless seedlings, but some fence row or orchard area is now growing a tree or trees that pro- 'duce a superior fruit. In the Bigelow Building, We can let the public know that id Store (Opposite Town Hall) we have a full supply of Men's ready-to-wear. . We received a shipment of Mn's Suits in all styles and colors, sizes 34 to 38, ranging from $6.50 and up. New Tweed Pants, @ ein 2.75 We also carry a line of second hand pants, and odd coats from $2.00 to $4.00 0dd Vests, from 50 to oe. 1.00 Good Supply of Men's Sweaters-- 'growing districts of Ontario there are New Mackinaw Conts, @ 50.08 . A very nice assortment of Men's rosy red seedling apples. Seedling Mackinaw Breeches (new), @ ..--3.65 Dress Shirts in pretty patterns, apples that may have characters that Mackinaw Pants (new) @ _--_..3:50 from $1.00 to $1.35 ; Extra good quality in Men's Soft Collars, all sizes and different patterns each 20 Heavy Work Shirts, from $1.45 to 1.65 Good Assortment of Men's and chil- drens Rubbers at reasonable prices. Heavy Wool Pullover socks (new) t wis announced ab y : ; Men's Pullover ail w Ww) @ 3.25 : For : ; era attic ii i pL dian Pa- | BOX Packing Apples at a Premium. gil P i fo) 1 gil suitable for the bush, @ ina 1.00 Ontario needs an apple suited to | Boys anc Girls Pullovers all wou! <.20 New Sunday Boots in black and brown ie Railway at Windsor Street Station here, that free transporta- tion would be granted by that Coms- box packing, and it may be from an unnamed seedling that such want will a1 Men's Heavy wool Coat Sweaters (new) from 4.65 to __.__..__..._3.B0 from $3.90 to . 4.80 ; : d and ah = ey 3 Fleecelined Underwear, per garment > A : any Hoes pple : ; . Heavy Winter Caps, extra quality : ro ; : : be supplied. If those having mally | y BS, q BS Solin gh letter wins the prize, an A a 2 Zork re i good. seedling apples would bring ii eee nn LB0 A Won! Shivte eneh LL 1.25 : : ! bla i - ia them to light so that their qualities 3 Yel 3 : i ES ® ; 1. ° l e Cobalt Relief Commission, at oli Te Ladred by those competent Good Supply of Mitts and Gloves-- Men's new Silk Scarfs, each _._.._. .96 ; will the writer kindly call Jotalt, Gutarin, Thome supplies v1 [ee BD ae a hie Tight | Lined Horsehide Mitts, @ --.-.---.95 Carpenters COME IN and BUY your . i = . : . a the SR Py tie Sl be unearthed and introduced to the Lined Muleskin Mitts, per pair __....50 Saws, Cheap at $1.50; just one dozen in and get the promised tera, and will be rushed forward | Public. Western apples shibped in | Heavy Horsehide Gauntlett Mitts, left. » : Yithout delav. boxes have invaded the Ontario mar- Lined, @ 1.75 Aru Good 3 : / | ket because of their color and ship- | bs 3 = iy Goode $5. 00 Wirnipeg-- From September 1 to | Ping quality. The bright red color Horsehide Lined Gloves, per pair 1.00 Breeches, new @ voce. 3.65 October 's, the C.P.R. has marketed | attracts the buyer and the thick skin | Muleskin Gloves, per pair --_._..... .40 Second Hand Breeches 2.50 AAAI SAAS PIAAAAAAAAALAAANAARINA NI IIAS 18 272.864 bushels of grain, nord Dros he good appearance of the | op two pair for --_._.__. . 15 Army Pants from 1.75 to _--_..__. 2.50 ; Bedi ing to a statement issued at the local : 1 G r pai ry 5 officers. During the same period | Thick Skins Most Desirable. ar Chg Lj Ln a : i Amy La Com) Be rg TE z 60 We have all heard of the Square P 75 484 cars were loaded, which is the Thin skinned Ontario varieties will | °. Ie Dar There econd Hand Army Boots, @ ---- 2.75 Sieve. (Go into the dry-goods depart- nauivalent to 51180,789 bushels. |not stand the shipping and long ex- Inside Wool Mitts, from .35 to ._.. .55 An assortment of good Watches, very > : 4 1] find at a The previous highest figures re-. | posure in the retail stores to the Heavy Wool Socks, per pair __...... .55 reasonable. Also odd. Furniture, will no ore ii fi Ls ik WEE Gi he the oom Some fosuey as i) Posi thick | or three pair for mo. 1.00 sell cheap. oadeddown wi roceries. s pany markete 2,023, 0 1 skinned apples. Western apples may | ar: oa oye : . stance, Shredded Krumbles at the and loaded 22.472 cars,, which i8 | oo punky and become unfit for use, Mixed Heather Dressing Socks, @ .50 New Couches with felt Mattresses, a of 10 k.. who need be hungry equal to 29,887,760 bushels. but still look well, as the exterior Cashmere Socks, per pair _....... .25 complete for ll... 12.50 Dries of 100 2. Dua h ; 3 : will stand alone. Ontario needs a for the morning meal. Then again Penticton--After more than ®& {good box pack apple, something rosy Beef at 20¢; Ham at 25¢c why grumble quarter of a century of service on Fen TIE SS BI : "articles at Lhe high cost of living. What child wouldn't enjoy a piece of bread with pure Strawberry Jam at the ridiculous Canadian Pacific boats on British Capt. * Columbia in'and waters, . Georee Robertson made his last trip 'on Saturday, and when the Sica- red, of good quality, and a good thick protective coat. ; Where, Oh Where, Is It To-day? Perhaps somewhere in a fence row = 2 G SPECIALS FOR WOMEN ONLY ; SED ; ; : found. | Nice Black Spats, per pair ___._. 9510 yards LACE for 35 i 5 : d. O Boy those mous tied up at the Penticton dock. such an apple may now be 5 Be : IRA Ty ARNE gi For Hi 35¢ that evening the captain passed | Who knows. What have you? -- L. Childrens Mouth Organs each _.__ .05 sort ; How about the afternoon tea-party with Nabob Tea at only 25c a pk and "some delicious Cocoa Crisps only 40c. No need of your cellar shelves being empty with Grated Pinapple 60c a tin, Orange Marmalade at 20c, Pure Rasp- berry Jam at 20c and real Tombard Plums at only 20c. We all know that Shoe Polish is an extravagance in Dry- den but not at the small price of 2 boxes at only 15c. There are too many to make special mention of therefore a sale at these prices should not be passed by. Hkksk There are several good letters receivd, but un- fortunately the writer missed the point. point was to advertise the 'Frolic Grocery Sale,' and no matter how well put together any letter was upon the subject of the store, if it did not conform to the subject, it could not qualify. My hard old face blushed, at the nice things down the gangplank for the last : time in an official capacity. Captain Robertson is from now on a fruit rancher, and he proposes . to lead the simple life on the ten- acre property which he purchased on The Bench three or four years ago. His career in marine circles in ; British Columbia is a lengthy and honorable one and dates back nearly , forty years. Halifax--The many friends in Halifax and Dartmouth will be pleased to learn of the success of Rdward Everett Beck, formerly of Dartmouth, but now residing in Vancouver. He has just been ape pointed manager to the Hotel Vane couver. Mr. Beck is a son of Mrs. . Beck-Lvdiard, Dartmouth. He has three brothers, Charles A., Darte mouth; Harry, Middle Musquode= boit, and Archibald in Winnipeg. Going to Vancouver from Halifax, where' he. was a stockbroker, Mr. Beck has seen the Hotel Vancouver grow from a small brick building to the present fifteen storey fireproof structure. Stevenson, Sec., Dept. of Agriculture, Toronto. : +» RUNNING AN EGG FACTORY. Valuable Hints as to How to Make the Best of the Hen. Hvery flock of hens is an egg fac- tory. Like any other factory the flock can be given the best materials in | the world to work on and still fail to produce enough to pay for run- ning the plant. Good feed in suffi- cient variety is necessary for egg production, but the ability to manu- facture eggs from feed must be there frst. : YL It ipays to cull out the poor layers any time, to save the feed and labor théy cost, but to make a profit on them it is best to cull in late sum- 'mer or early fall, before the rush of spring chickens lowers the market price of old hens. : ©" Shut up all the heng and pullets some evening. Count them and de- kept during the coming year without crowding, for this is very likely to hurt egg production and increase the cide 'just how many can be readily Anything you have no use for, call at S. Daiters' Store, I will pay you the agp, Highest Prices. : NEW AND SECOND HAND STORE TCR C. A. Z id SHAN RRS BURGESS FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY, AND TOBACCOS. LUNCHEONETTE SERVICE AT REASONABLE PRICES METCALFE'S CHOCOLATES A SPECIALTY. Everything Yor A Smoker COME IN AND TRY A HOME MADE OYSTER STEW said about me, but I was not the subject of the advertisement, it was the "frolic in groceries." However, disappointments come to all of us, and to compensate I am going to have another i contest very soon. re Famous men and women from all narts of the world have been cared for: by the smiling official during his service with the company. danger of disease. The next morning 'the flock is ready to be culled. | Cull 1. Poor layers and all old hens. 2. Cripples, and hens with broken- down abdomens or frozen toes. ~~ 3. The sick, quiet, inactive hens that spend much time on the roost. 4. All "crow heads" with long, A low price level never before reached by any car in Canada 'Winnipeg--September records of thé handling of the season's crop af- ford a remarkable demonstration of | afficiency in grain handling by raile roads, elevators and by the humam @ _.. clement that plans and directs. | S13 heady and beaks, Compared with other years the |, 5. The large, coarse-headed hens September movement far surpasses Win Shen eyes. all previous records. All over the |. ® Il very short, stubby hens with west long trains are carrying the feathers extremely heavy for their current of wheat to the lake front | breed. ! and thence to the markets of the |: 7: All late-hatched immature pul- world : : {lets and those that are early hatched Feeding the transportation routes 'but much undersized. are thousands of threshing outfits | 8. All hens that molt before Aug- which during the recent fine weathe |.USt 1. ; r er have been operating in every dise 9. The persistent sitter. Meanwhile I will give $3.00 for the best idea for an advertising contest. This pertaining to the store. This contest confined to bona fide school children of any age in the district, and ideas must be unsigned, and to be in my hands by November 3oth. There are hundreds of ideas, such as :-- What I think about Beans? Is there such a thing as good tea? Which is the best all round apple? Should goods be delivered? Ford Touring Car F.0.B. FORD, Ontario NEW PRIGES ON ALL FORD MODELS Effective Octoher 17, 1922 in CREB BRED OT CRs ie URL i : ; i trict from early morning until dark. 10. All hens with solid, fat ab- Chassis o . $345 These, ideas are only imperfectly suggestive. A summary of the Winnipeg ine |-domens. : u The idea that applies to me best, around which spections shows the magnitude of | - 11. All hens having bad habits Run about 2 . 405 7 ) i : e . 4 the movement as compared with "(cannibals, feather-pullers, egg- ; may revolve a snappy competition that will a 1991: eaters). T 11 T 445 vertise this store, will get the $3.00. : Sept. Sept. | 12. All cockerels not needed for ouring ; ° i) aia : 1922 1921 | 'breeding purposes. 2 Sdverieny 1S oe Rr men on Si of wheat...... Ln 25,778 | Keep Truck Chassis ° 4905 make ty thousan ollars a year, ecause AEE uh eh eee ) 1. Strong, healthy, vigorous hens , they are good advertisers. ; Batley, .....o.eeese 20 109% 'with short, neat heads and strong Coupe . . . 095 ¥ : Flax \...cuaes 0) ¢ 097 : 489 'beaks. S d : 785 Bye ...ccoceennce. y 2. The hens with long, deep, rect- ecan o e f lic speaking. This instinct may be dormant in Total... Tine BO4e8 gongulur bodies and parallel top and bottom lines. 8. The hens with large, bright eyes, active appearance and short, 'well-worn toe nails. ; 4. The hens with dusty, worn . feathers, especially worn tail feath- "ers, but having a bright, healthy look. " b. The hens that molt late. 6. The noisy, happy, friendly hens. = 7. The early risers and those late ; to roost. The above prices are F.0.B. FORD Ontario. Starting and Electric light- ing on Chassis, Runabout, Touring, Truck Chassis, $85.00 extra. On Coupe and Sedan starting and electric lighting are standard equipment. INGWALL'S GARAGE, Dryden HAL DINGWALL, Mgr. some one or ones in this community. I shall try and bring it out, by a campaign, which will cost me a little money, but for which I shall feel repaid if it benefit the community. Justin passing, tell your mothers to be sure and look at the new CUPS and SAUCERS received at this store, a good size white cup, with three pretty gold bands, and the price is only $3.00 per dozen. Calgary, Alta.--Many farmers in the irrigated districts in southern Alberta have every reason to be sat- isfied with the result cf their sea. son's work, according to G. H. Hut- ton, superintendent of the agricui- tural and animal industry brarch of the Canadian Pacific Department of Natural Beso joes in Calgary, who has returned after a visit to | ' . ' that section of the province. The boone Vigorous bars with the fad- yield of wheat has turned out most yi" gmp hens with the soft, pliable satisfactory, in jome gages average Seana oo ing thirty-seven bushels to the acre, | ot : : One man in the Coaldale distriet Lad | Soni dtr Ey ta home realized a net profit of $6,000 from | "41" mpc early-hatched, well-grown austell meet g | pullets ! n the Vauxha istrict one o : z ! aa a : 12. Large, strong, active, quick the farmers had informed Mr. Hute | oy ning cockerels of desired var- ton that he purposed fir ishing with g Pe eal P.S.--Do you get the point of advertising? 1 want to make you children interested in what / I say in this column, and in this issue I want jou to get your mothers or fathers thinking "about CROCKERY. Ln : TS RAD CPI 9ST COB <TD (05.0 EI (34a BT UF 1922 Xmas Seals The National( Sanitarium Associa-§ tion is to be con-¢ gratulated on the) It is first of all an instinct, like music or pub- 4 ALFRED PITT, DRYDEN, Ont. iety type and high-producing mothers. handsome Xmas} SPECIALS 100 steers, 5,000 lambs and from There are five major factors in Seals--now on sale ; twenty-five to thirty dairy cattle, b 1 I ' in aid of the Mus-§ Blue Rose Rice, per 1b acini 12% and that he would have even then profitable poultry production--breed koka Hospital for! 3 200 tons of hay for sale from one ing, eniling, feeding, housing, and jj LLL Le §: Telmonte, Bineapple . To < ials: _ Hind esigned as shown ¢ > . ; section of land. Incidentally Mr, in] Theses the Sern) on above, worked out Peaches, Appricots, Pears, Logan- Hutton mentioned that the feeding | > 27 © ions Ei 4h ik 1 in gold' aud red) berries, Royal Anne Cherries, Red of the lambs under contract in the ! green and black, § Cherries, = Raspberries, Pumpkins, irricated districts was being conside the seal is very at- ; erably extended this year. The business promised to provide a most satisfactory market fcr alfalfa hay and coarse grain, and to involve a relatively small risk, inasmuch as it was possible to contract lambs now for spring delivery. . The profits ! from that line of work; he said, were in 'marked contrast to those which were realized even under the best of conditions in the growing of grain &lons on irrigated jard: su incu Onions once frozen should remain frozen until time to use them. If you want stocky, healthy plants in your hotbeds or greenhouse, ven- 1 tilate well. Too much water and heat make tall, spindling, weak plants. Have you organized a farmers' club or a reading circle in your commun- ~ity? Lots of enjoyment, as well ag profit, may be obtained from an or- ganization of this sort. tractive, and should be widely used§ for decorative purposes on Christmas packages, letters, etc. to carry on its work. these seals in lieu of others? only will you get good value in re-3 turn, but your money will be made} to serve a greater end, for it willy go to Help someone in distress. & or direct from Xmas Seal Depart-# ment, Gage Institute, Toronto, Ont. The Hospital is in need of funds 2 Why not buy @ Not 2 For sale by school children, Banks, 2 Royal City Jams: -- i Raspberry and Strawberry Jam. This is a list of the highest grade Fruits Pineapple Marmalade, : Mrs Haines' Marmalade * ok kk 0. H. PRONGER, Prop.

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