Volume V. y Dryden, Ont. October 5th 1923 Number 18 ERR Pianos AND Remington ~ Typewriters Lo Va "avs Sold by :-- = Bongos Lane (Post Office Building) = HENRI LARSEN PHOTOGRAPHER *odok First Class Photographic Work PORTRAITS Artistically Coloured Pictures 24-hour service on amateur devel- oping and printing. DRYDEN ONTARIO C. B, CAFE (Opposite C.P.R. Station) Lunch Counter and Dining Room Meals served at any hour Cooking and Service unexcelled a Clealiness & Quality Guaranteed 'COBACCOS, SOFT DRINKS CONFECTIONS CHAN BING rtd Dryden Public School Report for September Proprietor Owing to sickness of the Principal the Fourth Class Report will not .appear this month. Those marked with a *, equal. Senior III. Honours--Alma Larson, Grace Robinson, Winnie Moorehouse, Grace Hardie, Ethel Anderson, Sidney Lappage, Gladys Noble, William Kos- hon, Resa Davis, Lulu Hunter, Violet Smith, Rolph Nelson. Pass--Joan Offer, Elizabeth Trist, Edward Louttit, Ronald Whitney, Vic- tor Oliver, Victor Nymark, Albert Robinson, Philippa Edgar. Junior IV. Honours--Grace Gough, Evelyn Adair, Eva Kentner, Astrid Edgren, Minnie Reid, Eldon Wright, Madge Hunter, Howard Kentner, Olive Lewis. Pass--Millie Herring Junior IIT Honours--Kathleen Petch Duncan Mercer, Hazel Wilson. Pass-- Rettie Edgren, Ethel Willard Julius Volkmar, Alta Volkmar, Harley © Wallin, Patty Blair, John Willard, . Arthur Williams, Nona Reany, Paul-| ine Pinkerton, Ruby Nelson, Rosaline| Madder, Roma Spears, James Steen) Charlotte Dixon. Senior II. Honours--Charlie Gan mon, Elsie Moorehouse, Reta Stewart* Eric Nichol*, David Mercer, Margot, Cole, Jack Ayres, Edwin Lindquist, Vada Robinson, Lenora Stefanuik,, Phyllis Hawke, Philemon Duncan McKellar, George Gough. Pass--Frank Whiteley, Fred Yaw- orski, Edward McMonagle, Alice Bige-! low, Alice Holderson, Arved Lindquist Wilbert McQueen, Austin Andrews, 'Richard Trist, Gordon ice , Isa- bell Blake*. Absent for all or piv of examina-| tions---Cecil Law, Kate, Steiner, Edna | Whiting. Junior II Honoirs--Patricl Wright Folke Lindquist, Christine Colliss. Pass--James Rigby, Margaret An- iderson, May Bartlett, Mary Smith, Locty Dixon, Earl Davis, Phylli Bar- ber, Pearl Stefanuik. Senior L Honours'--Billie Baker, 'Alice Vankoughnett, Stanley Hudson, Dick Cole, Ivan Klose, Howard Ayres,' Evelyn Hudson, Bunice Gough. Pass--Thelma Brookes, Elsie Hun- 'ter, Monica Brookes, Lloyd Bris Glamis i, Frank M'Monagle, Mona' FOUND--FLASHLIGHT. Ernest Curley, Tvelyn Strutt. Vankougne ; Hill, Wright, | ~ North End in THOSE who objected to the waterworks Bylaw because it did not extend north of the track, will be satisfied now that it is shown to be simply an oversight which has already been put right. Among other parties who had: to be consulted in the. matter, the Provincial Board of Health, Tor- onto, had to accept the plans. And until they could be commu- nicated with, and their approval given, the addition to the Bylaw could not be made. The deben- tures were arranged to include this extension, and rather than delay the work, Council decided to publish the Bylaw: as it stood, subject to later alteration. - - In a letter to Mr J. E. Gibson; Town Clerk, the Board of Health have approved of the correction, as follows --- TORONTO, Sept 24, 1923 | «DEAR SIR---I have the honour to ~ lacknowledge your letter of the 20th instant, and note that through an oversight certain information was omitted from your application for the installation of a waterworks system for the Town of Dryden sent in to this office for approval a short time ago. We have, therefore, added to your application the following: "Including a line to cross the C.P.R.'to Govern- ment Street." which we trust meets with your approval. JOHN W. S. McCULLOUGH Chief Officer of Health Next week we will publish an article completely covering the situation, written by Mayor Pitt at the request of the Town Coun- cil. On the 17th of October, just before the vote is taken, a public meeting will be called to consider the Bylaw, when the negotiations that led to the adoption of the scheme by Council, and the ad- vantages of the water system, will be explained in full to the ratepayers. ' EY THE UNION CHURCH, DRYDEN The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed at the morning ser- vice, 11 o'clock. The Sunday Schoo! now meets the afternoon at 2:30. The evening the programme arranged by the Nat- ional Young People's Forward Move- ment. The Adult Class have decided to make this their Pleasant Hour Session on Sunday. NRA IR I Tf Pt Ti in Mary Blake, George Sherwood, Clifford Boyd. Junior I. Honours--Mamie Jimmy Baker, Aylmer Wilson. | Pass--Joffre Dixon, Katy Bartecka, Gweneth Jones. Senior Primary--Raymond Hatch, Oscar Nymark, Bonnalyn Kentner, Beth Mercer, Eveline Miller, Sophie Trasiewiez, Mary McMonagle, Junice Runions, Marie Rall, Lavern Smith, Andy Valkner, Bobbie Hawke, I : Herring, Joseph Koshon, Gordon Rob- Reany, Neil Campbell, Wilfred Moore. Junior Primary-- Anne Bauroclk, Gladys Byington, Dorothy Walmsley, Evelyn Smith, George Davis, Aubrey i Pinkerton, Mike Semak, George Hun- ter, Inis Sfreddo, Aubrey Moore, Pete + Cook, Allen Moore, Ernest Tatohbion. Carrie Doudiet, Angus Allen, Edward : Bullard, Vivian Wice, Bill Wigle, Is- Ian 'Bigelow, A] i abelle Norgate, Clayton Bailey, Isther i Robinson, Olga Steiner t Kindergarten Primary--Anna An- !drews, Hazel Adair, Lloyd = Adair, Bryan Barber, Alma Brisson, Violet : Baurock, Joe. Bartecka, Hubert Bart- ! lett, Lila Buchanan, Marian Beck, lian Brookes, Robert Clark, Elva Cur-1 | rey, Thomas Crawley, Jessie Cole, Joe . Cook, Charlotte Davis, Geraldine Dun- can, George Frnewien, Leila' Foulis, Norman Hardy, Doris Hilton, Barbara Jones, Mary Livingstone, Paul Livin- sky, William Livinsky, Clifford Me-; 'Guire, Harry Martinson, K athleen) James McMonagle, Marguerite Nicoll, ¢ Proudfoot, Arthur Rhodes, Billy Reid, ; Eddie Riley, Agnes Smith, Alfred Trist, Gladys Vankoughnett, Wright. Proudfoot, Nellie Hardy, Grace Klose, have on proving property--apply Jim Vadim Wow Davis, Jim' THE DRYDEN OBSERVER { Water Scheme | Rhode Island Red--John Wice, service will consist off iinson, Werner Nelson, Gordon Moore, 2 ™ Millroy, Esther Mercer, Violet Moline, Alma Nelson, Arnold Nymark, Colin Dorothy if Stratton, Am Smith, Nellie Sfreddo,} Loser can} HORSES Pair Heavy Draft Horses, 1 H. McKay, 2 R. Johnson. Pair Farm Horses, hitched--1 J. Guth- rie, 2 F. Parr, 3 J. Winterbottom. Three year old Gelding--Jas. Hatch. Two year old Geldng--J. H. Parr. One year old Gelding--J. H. Parr. Roadster Horses in Harness--J. H. Parr. Brood Mare--J. H. Parr. Colt, 1922--J. H. Parr. CATTLE A Pare Bred Durham Cow, calved or in calf--1das. 2 Jno. M'Wilson. Bull, over one year--Jas. Hatch. Bull Calf-- hitched-- Hatch, J. M"Wilson. Pure Bred Holsteins Cow--1 Herb Wright, 2 E. Tustain.' 'Heifer, one year old----Herb Wright. Bull Calf, under one year--H. Wright. : Dairy, any breed Cow--1 Jack Wice, 2 Tom Lewis. Heifer Calf--John Parr. Grades Cow--E. W. Wice, 2 Tom Lewis. Heifer, one year old--J. M'Wilson. Heifer Calf--Herb Wright. Steer, one year old--1 Jas. Hatch, 2 Jno. M'Wilson. Steer Calf--1 Jas. Hatch, 2 H. Wright SHEEP Ram, aged--J. H. Parr. Pen of Sheep--J. H. Parr. PIGS Pair df Fat Hogs----Robt. Johnston. POULTRY Pair Leghorns, white--John Wice. Pair Leghorns, brown, chickens--Sam Stephenson. Pair Plymouth Parr Pair any hii & 2 Jno. M'Wilson Pair Turkeys, spring--dJ. H. Parr. Rock Barred--J. H. GRAIN White Peas--A. E. Browning. Other Peas---A. E. Browning. White Qats--1 T. H. Lewis, MKay. Barley, six-rowed--H. M'Kay. Collecton Clover Sheafs--T. H. Lewis. Best Oat Sheaf--T. H. Lewis. Best Wheat Sheaf--H. M'Kay. ROOTS & OTHER HOED CROPS dis Field Carrots--1 Garret Molloy, 2 T. H. Lewis. Six Swede Turnips--1 Mrs H. French, 2 3. H.\Pary. Six ether Turnips--A. E. Browning. 2.0 List of Prize Winners _AT DRYDEN DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL FAIR, 1023 Jelly red eurrant--1 x ri black--1 Mrs Alex I Hunter, . W. Wice. i E. W. Wiee, & J Winter- bottom. s Gooseberries--1 W. R. Plan, Cherries--Mrs D. Lane, 2 Mrs Spears. Crab Apples grown in distriet--1 Mrs Alex Hunter. Crab Apples, others--1 E. Tustain, 2 Mrs H. Hardy. Marmalade--C. Bigelow. Pegre--1 Mrs H. Haray, 2 J. bottom. ; Plums--E. W. Wice, 2 Jelly, raspberry--1 To. E. W. Wice. Winter- Mrs D. Lane. T. Brigaall, 2 Tus' ain, 2 Ww. R. Parker. Jelly, any other kind--1 E. W. Wice, Black Currant Jelly--Mrs A. Hunter. J ely; any other kind--Mrs E W Wice, 2 Mrs Alex Hunter. Tomato Catsup--Mrs E. W., Wicg, 2nd Mrs R. E. Barker. Onion Pickles--Mrs J. Winterbottom, Mrs Spears. Pickles, cucumbers--1 Robt Johnston, 2 Mrs D. Lane. Green Tomato Pickles--1 Mrs Spears, 2 Mrs H. French. Pickles, mixed--1 Ei Bigelow, 2 W. R. Parker. ; Pickles, any kind--1 Mrs Spears, 2 C. Bigelow. Homemade Wine, currant, unferment- ed--E. Tustain. # Homemade Wine, other--1 W. R. Po ker, Jas. Winterbottom. Raspberry Vinegar--1 I. Tustain, 2 E. W. Wice. ; Honey, extracted, one glass jar--1 F., T. Brignall, 2 E. W. Wice. Wild Plum--W. R. Parker. HORTICULTURE Begonia in pot--E. Tustain. Fern in pot--E. Tustain. Becoration Plant--. Tustain. Asters in Pot--Mrs H. Hardy. Collection of Dahlias--Mrs J. Johnston. Collection Pansies--1 Mrs H. Hardy, 2 Mrs Alex Hunter. Table Bouquet--Mrs J. V. Johnston. Loose Bouquet--Mrs J. V. Johnston. COOKERY Pan Buns, plain White--1 E. W. Wice, 2 Mrs Alex Hunter. Pan Buns any other 2 Mrs H. Hardy. Pan Biscuits, plain white--1 E. Tus- tain, Mrs Jas, Hutchison. V. 1 E. W. Wice, Six Mangles, long red--R. Johnston. Six Intermediate Mangles--1 A. E, Browning, 2 J. K. Livingstone. Six Sugar Beets--1 F. T. Brignall, 2 Jack Wice. Pumpkins-----1 BE. A. Klose, 2 J. Wice. Squash--1 W. R. Parker, 2 W. Millroy Two Vegetable Marrow--1 FE. Tustain 2 W. A. Millroy. : Six Carrots, Ox Heart--1 E. Tustain, 2 J. H. Parr. Six Carrots, shorthorn--T. H. Carrots, intermediate--1 A. E. Browning, 2 Mrs Alex Hunter. Six Beets, round turnip--1 W. R. Par- ker, 2 A. E. Browning. Six Beets, long blood--1 J. K. Living- stone, 2 Robt. Johnstone. Six Parsnips--1 J. K. Livingstone, 2 W. R. Parker. Two Cabbage, white--1 Wm. Morton, 2 Mrs Alex Hunter. Two Cabbage, red--Mrs H. French. Cabbage, any other kind--E. Tustain. Two Celery--E. Tustain. Lewis. Pele Six Onions, any other kind--1 W. R. Parker, A. BE. Browning. Table Potatoes Boiled in peeling--Mrs Alex Hunter, 2 Mrs H. French. Ten large Potatoes, any kind--1 Mrs Six Ears, Table Corn--1 J. ¥. Living-*} stone, 2 W. R. Parker. Two Citron--1 W. R. Parker, Livingstone. Winter 'Radishes--J, HG Lihat, FRUITS & FLOWERS SLi Mrs Jas. Hutchison, 2 2 E. W. Wice. 24. K Rasph es, tame red--1 Mus Hardy, 2B. W. Wice, .. oc... Raspt ies, Lig red--1 Mr Tohont . T. Brignail. > shill Mrs D. Winterbottom. Strawberries, wild--1 Miss C. Gregor, 2 Mrs H. Hard Lane, Me- nts, red--1 J. K. Tustain. Six Onions, red--W. R. Parker. { Six Tomatoes--1 Miss C. M' Gregor, 2 F. T. Brignall. i 2 Muyrs Spears. Irish Cobblers--T. Lewis, 2 H. M'Kay Quilt, applied design--Mrs A. E. Green Mountains--Mrs H. French { Berrey. "Wool Filled Comforter--E. H. French. | terbottom, 2° Alf Salton. Ten large Sani any kind---1 Mrs. Pair Woolen Socks--1 Alf Salton, 2 H. French, H. M'Kay. 5 E. W. Wice. Two Camithind. any kind--1 ¥. T. Pair Woollen Mitts single knit--1 F. Brignall, W. R. Parker. i T. Brignall, 2 Miss C. M'Gregor. Pan Biscuits, other--Mrs Jas. Hutchi- © son. 2 Layer Cake, white--1 Mrs H. Hardy, 2 Mrs Spears. Layer Cake, dark--1 Alf Salton, 2 Mrs Spears. Fruit Cake, light--1 Mrs H. Hardy, 2 Mrs Jas. Hutchison. Fruit Cake, dark---Mrs J. Hutchison, Rolled Jelly Cake=--1 F. T. Brignall, 2 Mrs Alex Hunter. tH] chiles '| Novelty in Fancy Work--1 C. Bige- {Best Shop Hogs--Robt. Johnston. Knitted = Woollen Dress--H. MKay. Boy's Knitted Wool re 10 Bie nall. Child's - Cotton Dress--1 Jas. Winter- botterh, 2 Mrs Separs. Fancy Apron--1 Miss C. M'Gregor, 2 Mrs M. F. Cook. Child's Crochet Bonnet--H. M'Kay, 2 Mrs Spears. Child's Bonnet any other kind--F. T. Brignall, 2 Jas. Winterbottom. Crochet Work, single piece--1 Mrs M. F. Cook, H. M'Kay. H low, F. T. Brignall. Handkerchief Collection, Handmade-- Miss C. M'Gregor. Pair embroidered Pillow Slips--1 Mrs M. F. Cook, 2 E. W. Wice. ; Pair Day Pillow Slips--1 Mrs M Morris, 2 Mrs Spears. Ladies Embroidered Nightgown--1 J. Winterbottom, Mrs 'Bertey. Nightgown, crochet yoke--1 Mrs MM. _ F. Cook, 2 Jas. Winterbottom. Table Runner, Crochet ends--1 E. W. Wice, 2 Mrs M. F. Cook. Silk Camisole--1 H. MR J. Win- terbottom. Corset Cover--1 Mrs A. E. Berrey, 2 H. M'Kay. 4 M. F. Cook. i Collection Doilies--1 Mrs M. F. Cook, : 2 Mrs M. Morris. Beween meal Centrepiece--1 M Ars MM. F. Cook, 2 Mrs M. Morris Embroidery, solid--1 Jas. Winterbot- tom, 2 Miss C. M'Gregor. Embroidery, shadow--Miss C. M'Gre- gor. Embroidery Coloured--1 Mrs M. F. Cook, 2 Miss C. M'Gregor. Drawnwork--Jas. Winterbottom. Five o'clock Tea Cloth--1 Mrs M. F. Cook, 2 Jas. Winterbottom. Lunch Set--Mrs M. F. Cook. Copy Landscape or Marine--Mrs Morris. Best Collection Three--Mrs M. Morris Copy Landscape or Marine '(Sepia)-- Mrs M. Morris. Flowers or Fruit--F. T. Brignall, Crystolem or Oil Painting on ARR F. T. Brignall. Pencil Drawing--Mrs A. Kellar. Pen and Ink. Sketch--Mrs A. Kellar, 2 i Brignall. Business Penmanship--Lily. Brignall. Specials-- M. | ! Pen Chickens--S, Stephenson. Best Head Cattle--1 Tom Lewis, 2 H. Wright. Pair Bacon Hogs--1 J. H. Parr, Johnston. 2 R. Dresser Searf--1 R. E. Barker, 2 Mrs |. RYDEN We Expect Them This Week Keep a close tab on our windows this week and next. THEY WILL ANSWER THE QUESTION ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW QUALITY SERVICE in everything. to all COURTESY always dispensed. Dress Shoes Boots Work Boots kk kk "HORSE BLANKETS to suit all re- quirements, from waterproof to sta hhle : Blankets. It will pay you to cone in and look them over. Prices right! GLOVES, PULLOVERS, ETC. H. WILLARD, Boot & Harness: Repairer %* ok oF x A full supply of Dr. Scholl's Remedies always on hand Be Ld Best Fat Cow--E. W. Wice Best Equipped Team--R. Johnston. Best Collection Vegetables--1 W. R. Parker, 2 W. A. Millroy, 38 J. K. Livinstone. Most Entries--E. W. Wice. In Memorian Any other Cake--1 Mrs Jas. Hutchi- son, 2 Jas. Winterbottom. White Cookies--1 Mrs A. P. Kellar, 2 Mrs Spears. Plate. Tarts, plain pastry--1 E. W. Wice, 2 Mrs H. Hardy. Plate Tarts, puff pastry--E. W. Wice One Apple Pie--1i Mrs H. Hardy 2} Mrs D. Lane. One Pumpkin Pie--1 Mrs Spears, 2 F. T. Brignall. One Lemon H. Hardy. Two Loaves Homemade Bread--1 Hrs A. Kellar, Mrs Jas. Hutchison. Two Loaves Bread, fruit--1 Mrs H. Hardy, Mrs Jas. Hutchison. Patchwork cotton Quilt--1 E Pie--1 E. Tustain, 2 Mrs . W. Wice W. Wice. Counterpane Crochet--Garret Molloy. Counterpane, any other kind---J. Win- Pair Woollen Gloves, knit--H. M'Kay. Woman's Homemade Dress, Washable --F. W. Wice. : Kitchen Apron--1 Mrs A. E. Berrey, 2 J. Winterbottom Home Laundered Shirt--E. W. Wi 'Man's Fine Homemade Shite hn 5k Winterbottom. Child's Woolen Jacket--1 H. M'Kay, = 2 Jas. Winterbottom. Child's Woolen Sweater--1 Miss M' Gregor, 2 F. T. Brignall. Lady's Hand Xnit Wool Sweater--1 H M'Kay, 2 F. T. Brignall. . Knitted Wool Tam--F. T. Brignall. Crocheted Wool Tam--¥. T. Brignall. Child's Knitted Woollen Petticoat--H. M'Kay. : C. 'Because of them, our hope and love In proud and ever Joving memory .of George Edward Hodgkinson, 94th 'and 28th Battalions, who, at the call of King and Country, left everything that was dear to him. Killed in action France, Oct. 7th, 1918. shall take a hue divine; Because of them, Acadia's brow with lustre new shall shine; Because of them, the trodden sons of Europe shall arise, and Lift free hands in praise to Heaven, and look through gladdened eyes; Because of them, these western lands, the country of the Free. : Shall own a happier heritage, a holier liberty. ed by Father & Brothers. Ready FOR THE COLD SNAP * x * " Order Your: Jvercoat now. All the latest Patterns and Styles en-------- COATS from $25.00 up T. PROUDFOOT Tailor and Gent's Furpisher FOR SALE--YOUNG YORKSHIRE PIGS of registered stock. $8.00 per pair. "Also winter cabbage, 3c. a Ib. Ripe and green Tomatoes--apply 5/10/28 SPENCE & McKELLAR AVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED By special one of our + have with h AT -[ DRYDEN' OCTOBER 9 & 10 the correctio YOour'eyes, thorough very Paris Buildi Dryden on October. gth and 10th. be recommended only arrangement with Dr. Dingwall skilled optometrists will visit He will im the most up-to-date scientific equipment for the examination of the eyes and Glasses will when they will benefit n of errors of vision. APPOINTMENTS ARRANGED BY Dr. DINGWALL. up-to-date, and you have the Dingwall guarantee that your glasses will be satisfactory. ng ried 'HARMAGY a Our charges are very reasonable, the service and