THE DRYDEN OBSERVER Lovers of Fine There are many such in Dryden: people who turn up the nose at Japanese and Checko - Slovak imitations, who love the English artistry and old renowned pat- terns. : The English pottery people are still supreme in their line, much live despite world competition. WE INVITE inspection of a case of Royal Crown Derby (some call t "Darby'y' pattern. in the famous blue This we enumerate and price as follows, and displaying for a few days: CUPS & SAUCERS, each $2.25 PLATES, z-in. ..... each 1.50 We cannot do more to put Pryden in tHe running and Junk Sale Great Success. The Rummage Sale organized by the Hospital Committee of the Women's Institute was well worth the trouble of vetting out the generous assortment of uch articles as had lost something of ttraction for their owners. And that the goods were still of considerable value to somebody was proved by the amount realized, which was well ovex the $200 mark. There was a good erowd present, and under the shrewd manipulation of M: J. V. Johnston, the auctioneer for the occasion, the bidding was quick and lively. The delicious lunch served under the direction of Mrs Edye-de-Hurst and £ Mrs J. S. Wilson, was worthy of the : cause, and indeed the whole day's effort gave the comforting assurance that the Dryden Hospital, in whose behalf the : sale was arranged, has the unswerving loyalty of the ladies behind it. The Committee wish to thank those who donated so generously, and those who patronized the sale to such good purpose. SEVERAL USED FORD CARS AND TRUCKS, in good running order. Low Birthday Party A Birthday Party and Dance was held at the heme of Mrs C. S. Smith, in honour of her Daughter, Violet, be- ing the occasion of her sixteenth birth- day. A delightful lunch was served at midnight, by Violet. Her birthday cake was beautifully decorated with pink and white Icing, and "Sweet Sixteen" inscribed on top. The guests retired about 2 a.m. after a very en- joyable evening. Those present:--Mr and Mrs Gibson, Mrs Spicer, Mrs Carney, Misses Hazel and Alma Carney, Ethel and Annie Anderson, Kate Findlay, Xathleen Oliver, Mamie Crerar, Margaret and Lvelyn Spicer, Margaret Anderson, Mrs Johnston, Messrs Walter Smith, Chas Kelso, Russel Lott, Jack Crerar, Garnet Perrin, Lloyd, Elmer and Ralph Carney, Slim Berry, Lawrence Bauer, F. Olson, L. Philbrook, T. Fairfield, M. Spicer, W. Spicer, G. Holm, Arn IAL pers ere WANTED--Wood splitting or any kind of work. Word can be left with H. Willard, Boot & Harness Store. FRED COLLINS, Chase Park. WANTED TO BUY-- RAW TT . Prices for cash, or on easy terms. FURS, for Cash. Highest pricgs --QOXDRIFT-- NING DURANCE BROS. & CO., DRYDEN. paid. LA RLON sem End when Monday-- Lewis-Munn OFFICIAL PICTURES OF BOUTS EVER FILMED --Tuesday ONE OF THE GREATEST RE EGR SATE Wednesday-- Rares, Special --Thursday LBwig "The Last Edition" ONE OF THE LATEST SPECIALS and a picture which is highly recommen- ded by Mayor R. H. Webb, of Winnipeg. Friday-- --Saturday Only one thing to remember that is: go to the Cheap Bazaar first, and you will see it pays you. SPECIALS THIS WEEK before going elsewhere, a. §2.45 pm. For The Week-end-- SE St. LUKES PARISH CHURCH MORNING FRAYER 11 a.m. Preacher--Reyv. R. TINDLE | Dryden Baptist Church SUNDAY, March 7th; 1926. REEL Ro ~Morning Worship si Bible School GiB DIT: smi miitiell Song Service Subject--"A DISCIPLE." Lord's Supper. Monday 8 p.m. B.Y.P.U: Topic-- "Moses," by "Reds" Thursday 8 p.m.: Prayer Meeting. We shall study Matt. 9. All are welcome at all Services. Pastor E. G. BAXTER. Dryden United Church SUNDAY, March 7th, 1926. Hr Se NE _ Sunday School 7.00p.m.--Evening Service. Rev. W. Robertson, of Keewatin, will be here to present the main- tenance and extension funds of our church. Come out and hear him, as he is one of the best of the younger group of preachers. Public Worship Be sure to be out to hear Mr Robertson. . A. RIVERS, Pastor. Gough's Kodak as you go You don't need to join a club or buy a license or change your clothes to have the fun of picture-making. It's just part of every day's doings. Get your Kodak out. Autographic Kodak $6.70 up; Brownies $2.05 up--a complete assortment, and an interested salesman to show them to you. The famous Yellow Box film in your size. Developing and print ing you'll like. CELERY, LETTUCE Gough's + Conti Shay > EEE 2] Gs <>) = | BE I i 1B While we had the Agency for SUITS, Made-to-Measure, we were successful in getting some Suits, which were carefully tailor- ed, and good fitting. They are all $27.00 value. As each of these Suits had a deposit of $10.00 paid on them and not called for, you are having the advantage of get- Any Suit could be secured with a small deposit, if you cannot pay the amount in full, We also received Men's DRESS PANTS in a good assortment of different shades, in all sizes, If you can't afford to buy a new Suit, get a pair of New DRESS PANTS. Regular $4.50 25 We may talk of English decad- Added h Hi ting them for $17.90 These come . Sinks E ence Jo i ny 111esS in seven different shades. At the 'The Midlands of England have IN " ' : present time we have them in all 0 people making pottery, descend- 3 if E 9 : i i # fritee lf WW edoviondr. Count & H EARLY BI RD sizes. Now is your opportunity, ants 0 Vedgwood, Copeland, 5, A FAST MOVING COMEDY DRAMA Gigi mi Dany bi it Ay Ainsley, Aderley, ete. etc. that BD : Picture ahead-- Shui icsinby. i REGINALD DENNY GREEN ONIONS, : PLATES, 6-in. .....each 1.75 RADISH Walk in next door to the ; i TOMATOES i CAKE PLATES ...ecach 3.65 APPLES, ORANGES Second Hand Store and pick out LEMONS, BANANAS AC ia CAKE PLATES ...each 4.00 GRAPEFRUIT a JACKET to match your pants. : TEAPOTS ........ each 7.50 SURE CURE : FRESH CR EA M DAILY The complete outfit will only FOr REGINALD DENY Teer. 300 mre amount t i COVERED SUGAR, each 4.50 TE ER REAL STAR ELE © $6 or $7. You will CREAMS .......... each 2.50 CRESCENT then be well dressed. ANE Pacemakers I News TICE CREAM These prices 2ompha with the -- BRICKS . 5 biggest firms ir Canada. Assorted Flavours ...... c+ 49C We are also putting out a rn ie sto kk Kk ----- ESKIMO PIES SPECIA TH 5 CH EA P BAZAA R Fivefor........ SR ats 25¢C > To make this especially interest- i RET on : ; P y WEEKLY STORE NEWS __DIXIE'S DAINTY CUPS_ : ing, we will sell up to March 20th x | Five for ....... ; hdl 25¢ MEN'S DRESS BOOTS We beg to inform our Customers that we have now a new stock Legs 14a De of Household Ware. It will pay you to come in andlook arceand at $3.65 Tle Poles... sor viens his dan 15) Berry Nappies, from ....... 10} LOOK, DRYDEN ee He : Cake Tins, all sizes, from .... .15 ES an 3 TReAIN A! Bho wow at the front. el RRA 25 | Spoon Trays, cut glass... ... 0) Hall every Monday evening at eight SPECIAL-- Vegetable Strainers ........ 25] Butter Dish fave .......... 25 ei Visiting Members cordially on Forks & Knives, each ....... .I5| Sugar Basin, Jonge a i, PF JPRvisy, : EO. Spools Loh dl ase .05 | Bread TS os 25 ALEX. LEISHMAN, N. G. BOYS' BLUE SERGE Butcher Xnives ............. .25 | Saucepan, granite .......... 25 L. J. MACPHERSON, Rec. Secy. KNEE PANTS Roasting Pans ............. .25| Saucepan, Aluminum ....... . 25 L.O. I. DRYDEN LODGE Ne. 1694 | Egg Beaters, from ..... .15 to .25 | Plates, all-white, from ...... 15 meets the first Wednesday | and lass Shades... ceri vnis. 251 Walt Bonet, hove. ir ae as 15858 ench tl at oloht in the. ; Cake Plages ,.. on viene. 234 Tumblers glass, 0... aL, 10 gg i n a va Se TWEED BLOOMERS Cups & Saucers, heavy ..... .I5 oR EE $1.00 dially invited. : ; Cups & Saucers, colored ..... .I5 | Special Heavy Towel ....... .25 D. ANDERSON. W.M at psc. pair Cream Jugs, all sizes ....... 25 | Toilet Soap, two for ........ 25 BADEN SMITH Sec FE Berry Dish, heavy ......... 25 1 Bledel Bulbs... 0 io ee me > LARGE WASH BASINS...TIN KETTLES Golden Star Lodee , i --POP-CORN ROASTER-- F. & AM, - Don't Forget to Come and See our Hat Shapes, at .25 - 484, CER. C. g 5 Flowers a Hats and Dresses, at TR LE .25 Meets in the Masonic Hall, Dryden | : the Second Tuesday of each month Idevy and Second Hand or Visitors Cordially invited. ' DR'YDEN-- -- -- --ONTARIG ED PITT, Ltd. DRYDEN, Ont, W. E. THORSEN & SON (Opposite Town Hall.) GEO. M. DRCHERT. Secy, | A. CLEMPSON, W. HM. | Yj i ak ph set EE aie SL ALE LL oH EE a rE 4 ao sr] wl EE x LR A TE ECE RB 1 2 cB a re SE 7 ry (Cp EC SCP per i a LS ve ETE 0 BOYS GEA TL A Nn aT I Tl A A TA ON J 0% Sd RR DTT AN EL I RRL CA J Bg 1 A Cr oR Wa NTE I EE Sy SC cp aE A Bi YE TS LS 2 ET RI: 455 1 I E55 CR 4 PRC Jw 1c 0% AALS i A BE Pr ET sn nv Ba