Ve aie showing a very complete ¢ oriment of flannel dress mat- orials in every shade your fancy could desire. To give that smart, factory made Lave just p buck our flannels but in gold and silver 1 Please call so we may show you economically your fall and winter LITTLE CHILDRENS SWEATER" CCATS, stvle and many colours, only. A new. ass les, buttons, fur, marabou, etc., not only look to your home sewing we laced in stock a wonderful assortment of silk braids, in all colours to match as well. how smart and, at the same time, 1 Jresses may be made. -all wool, smart Ea CE $1.75 ortment of stamped linens in new designs and styles re- ceived from a Montreal factory yesterday. ww ks. | i» yg i A Thy IRN ph J. a By N Phone No. 6 Good Supply of HAMS BACON ete, oC. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to. A. PATERSON, Prop in THE R BLOCK .. a= : says EEE URE PE EEE SR =z SRL ATES 2 TERE mT 1s y ES b) 4 M. J. CROSIER Paul Aug. Huiter General Merchant, Photographer, OXDRIFT, ONTARI( t.mateur Finishing, Enlarging, ; Sh ete, etc. -- Dealer in--- WALDHOF, P.O, Ontario "RY GOODS, GROCERIES pop RarTs, GROUPS, BOQTS and SHOES CHILDREN, etc. taken PRDW ARE and i at your home, Daylight FARM PRODUCE or Flashlight Exposures. Don't fo get our five per cent discount: on $10.00 orders. ROBT. SWEE General Blacksmith /GUINTS FOR-- Hassey- Harris Implements CAIBON REMOVED FROM CYLINDER by Acetviene Burnin a NEY AY Bs fre] W, General Merchant S~TINNITAKI, ONTARIO ;Y2int For-- JUHN DEERE PLOW CO. ',ere is John Deere Equipment for Every Farm Use. 'et QUALITY and SERVICE TIME PAYMENTS Aircnged #9 Suit Purchasers. [Ep 31 ONE Barrist sr, Solicitor, Etc. LA} MICHAEL BLOCK WEIHIORA * ONTARIO rg . WEARE, Lt! All Work Guaranteed by Long Experience. Highest Grade Amateur Finishing Kindly leave your. films for developing and printing with The Dryden Pharmacy. REASONABLE PRICE. BIG NEFDS For GARDEN TOOLS Make that Back Yard Supply GREEN VEGETABLES HARNESS PARTS, COLLARS. ; SWEAT PADS, STRATS, BUCKLES, : Erc., Etc. FOR YOUR FORD CAR Try Our Highly Recommended CHATTER - FREE i LUBRICATING OIL : --Specially Made For-- Ford Engines. KLOSE 1 iE. A. A Rare Opportunity Smashing Sale of Many Victor RED SEAL RECORDS (Double-Sided) {OTE THESE REDUCTIONS 1 ormerly Now Saving $1.75--F1.15 $ .6o 2.25 1.45 Bo 2.50-- 1.05 85 3.00-- 1.95 1.05 co 2.05 1.35 Sale authorized by the ""ictor Talking Machine Company Cenada, Limited RALPH J. pe Li I Tmmortal works of music, per- formed by such world-famous artists as: Caruso, Kreisler, Mc- \Cormack, Rachmaninoff--and a host of others--are included in this stupendous Victor Red Seal Record Sale. Pick your favour- ites today while stocks are com- plete. These records are ail in perfect condition and taken from our regular stock. Drop in to-day PRONGER " HEMSTiITCHING DONE AT THE DRYDEN OBSERVER 'Ford Romps Away in Thrilling Race Remarkable Performance Given by Light Car in Event in London, Ont. LONDON, Ont., Oct. 12,--The prover- bial thrill that comes once in a life- 'lime came to hundreds of Ford owners ;in the grandstand at the western fair vecently when they saw a standard Ford romp away from Whippet and Chevrolet competitors in the special five-mile race on the Queen's park track. The Ford finished nearly six hundred yards ahead of the other con- testants, making the five-mile grind in 7.27. The race was a special feature of the fair program, resulting from a challenge issued by the Whippet repre- sentatives to all owners of light cars. The spectators saw a thrilling race despite the fact that the Ford led the whole way. For the first four miles the contest was exceptionally keen between the Whippet and the Ford, bot the Chevrolet was easily lapped. The Whippet made good time on the corners, but on the straight the Ford zoomed ahead like a racing car. ROD AND GUN Many featuresdealing with all kinds of outdoor sport combine to make a very attractive magazine of the October issue of Rod and Gun the publication of which falls in line with the opening of the fall hunting season in Canada. A novel means of pursuing game is dealt with by Raymond Thompson in an article "Hunting and Fishing via Scow." The country is the vicinity of the Athabasca River in Alberta. The interior of British Columbia is the scene of "Three FishersWent Trailing" by Robert Watson. A timely article by an old timer is an article on methods of duck shooting by Frank J. Parsons,' which contains a number of goodwrink- les. A. Bryan Williams concludes his good series of articles "Breezes from the West" in this issue, while a useful series of articles on first aid in the bush by A. G. Shakespeare commences. Another of Frie's inimitable cartoons is one of the special features of the issue and a special article covering the D.C.R.A. matches at Ottawa, also appears in the October number. Rod and Gun is published monthly by W. J. Taylor, Ltd., Woodstock, Ont. Classified FOR SALE--1926 FORD COUPE IN frst class condition, equipped with spare tire, $300.00 Cash. 1. J. TAYIOR, Eagle River, Ont. TOR SALE--PURE BRED I'. B. ER. COCKEREL, four months old, at $3.00. Also S.C.W.L. COCKEREL, 4 months ola, at $1.50 and $2.00 Ww. §/10/261c. NYKOR, 22/10|26|p. Osaquan, Ont. FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-- Apply } Mrs C. SMITH, Whyte St., 8]10|26]c. Dryden, Ont. FOR SALE OR TRADE--Three HIGH GRADE HOLSTIEN HEIFERS, 1% vears old; PURE BRED HOLSEIEN: BULL CALF, 2 months old, $85.00 cash or will trade Fat Stock, Fresh Cow, Hay or grain, or Hogs. E. DAWKINS, Dryden, Ont. RE -- 811126 WANTED TO BORROW §150.00 for 6 months at ihe rate of 10 p.c. interest. For particulars apply to DRYDEN OBSERVER FOR SALE or RENT--HOQUSE on Arthur St., formerly Mrs Flemings residence.-- Apply 8. V. RIGBEY, 17)9]26 Dryden. WOOD--About 50 cords of POPLAR WOOD, mived with JACK PINE. Delivered within a few days, at $5.00 a cord cash.--apply ALEX McPHAIL, Dryden, Ont. 2419]|26 THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS-- for vent, $12.00 per month, Apply : Mrs GEORGE SEENE, Kellberg, Henry Metzler, Sadie Smith, School Fair WALDHOF & VERMILLION BAY Wheat, 1 qt. (Marquis)--M. Beyer, Hanns Kellberg. Wheat Sheaf (Marquis)-- Martha Beyer, F. Schoonenberg, Hans Kellberg Oats, 1 qt. (Gold Rain)---Ida Beyer, Hans Keilberg. Oats Sheaf (Gold Rain)---Alfred Allin, Ida Beyer. Oats (Banner)--Henry Metzler. Oats Sheaf (Banner)--H. Metzler. Barley, 0.A.C., No. 21--Martha Bey- er, Hans Kellberg. Barley 0,A.C., No. 21, Sheaf--Hans Kellberg, William Moeser. Field Corn (Longfellow)--K. Schoonenberg. Sweet Cern (Golden Bantam)--Billie Aho, Elsie Beyer. } Four Stalks Sunflowers-- H a n s Keliberg. Potatoes, (Green Mountain)-- Hans Kellberg. Henry Metzler, Alfred Allin. Potatoes (Irish Cobblers)--Lizzie Kellberg, Katie Gruen, Hans Gruen, Lina Winfield. : Mangles (Giant White Sugar) -- Annie Kurtz, P. Schoonenberg, Robert Smith, Henry Metzler, Mary Erzar. Turnips (Carters Invitica)-- Peter Schoonenberg, Myrtle Smith, Ruddy Miller. i Beets (Detroit Dark Red)-- Ughi Binda, Albert Berg, Annie Gruen, Lizzie Kellberg, Myrtle Smith. Carrots (Chantenay)--Katie Lizzie Kellberg, Annie Kertz, Berg, Mary Erzar, Johnny Berg. Onions (Yellow Globe Denvers) -- Mary Erzar. Parsnips (Hollow Crown)--U. Kell- erg. Best Collection of Vegetables--Sadie Smith. Best Table Bouquets, Asters--Sadie Smith. Best Table Bouquet, Sweet Peas-- Billy Aho. Best Table Bouquet, Phlox--Ugho Binda, Anmarose Perduss. Best Table Bouquet, Zinnia--Agatha Binda. Best Mixed Bouquet--Sadie Smith B. Perduss, PRillie Aho. Cockerel, Barred Plymouth Rock-- Ruddy Miller, Vale Kellberg, Alfred Allin, Mary KErzar. Pullet, Barred Plymouth Rock-- Ruddy Miller, Vale Kellberg, Alfred Allin, Mary Erzar. Pen (onc Rooster, two Pullets)-- Anmarcse Perduss, Lizzie Winfield, Billie Ailo, Alfred Allin, Mary Evzar. Doz. White Eggs (Special)-- Hans Gruen, Albert Mary Erzar, Ruddy Miller. Doz. Brown Eggs (Special)-- Sadie Smith. Calf, Dairy Heifer--Leo Beyer. 3 La {Ewe or Wether)---Lina Win- eid. Calf, Halter Broken - reo Beyer. One qt. Pickled Beets, girls under 10 --Vale Keilberg, Ida Beyer, Myrtle Smith. Quart Sweet Pickles--Sadie Smith. Quart Raspherry Preserves--Agatha Binder, Lina Winfield. Quart Strawberry Jam--Elsie Beyer, K. Schoonenberg. wart Canned Blueberries, girls und- er ten years--Vale Kellberg, Ida Beyer Myrtle Smith, Crissie Winfield. Bxhibits of Canning--K. Schoonen- berg. Two Loaves Homemade Bread-- S. Smith, Lena iWnfield, Emma Alstadt, Lizzie Keliberg, Alfred Allin, Elsie Beyer. Raisin Pie--Emma Alstadt, Lizzie Kellberg, Mary Erzar, B. Perduss. Half Doz. Bran Muffins--Agatha Einda, Sadie Smith. Box of Candy, girls ten years and under--Myrtie Smith, Vale Kellberg, Chrissie Winfield. Box of Candy, girls over ten year-- Anmrose Ferduss, Lizzie Kellberg, Sadie Smith, lena Winfield. Box Containing School Lunch, fo: one--Sadie Smith, Agatha Binda, XK. Schoonenberg, H. Kellberg, M. Beyer, Emma Aitstadt. Button Bag (Hand Sewn)--- M yrtle Smith Vale Kellberg. Tron or Pot Holder--Vale Kellberg. Fancy Pin Cushion-- Mary Erzar, Katie Gruen. Girl's Tea Apron, (Machine Made)-- B. Perduss, K. Schoonenberg, A. Ferduss, Mary Erzar, Lizzie Kellberg. Crocheted Doilie--Agatha Binda, A Perduss. Best Hemstitched Handkerchief --- Agatha Binda, Sadie Smith, K. Schoon- enberg, B. Perduss, A. Perduss. Best Darned Sock--Agatha Binda, L. Kellberg, A. Perduss, B. Perduss. Useful Articles made from Prize Ribbons, won in former years--DB. Terduss, Lizzie Kellberg, Elsie Beyer, Martha Beyer. Ten kinds of stitches--B. Perduss, 8. Smith. 1110|26 Dryden, Ont. PLOWING--Tractor Plowing. Prices : 12asonable.---Apply to ) A. ANDERSEN, i FOR SALE---80 acre FARM in the Dryden clover seed district, 3b acres under cultivation; goed land, roads & wwater, also 40 acres poining, good for poultry, bees or fur farming; 1% miles from town. Apply DAN KEATLEY, { 17/116|26p. Dryden, Ont. WANTED TO BUY--A SAFE in good condition; medium size. leave size and price with PRYDEN OBSERVER "CHING VERY TE PRICES--Mrs BARLEY . Kenora, Ontario. MODER Lot 5, Con. 4, Wainwright. z Any Article Handmade--A. Binda, XK Keliberg. Model Log House with Sills--Ruddy Miller. Bird House--Hans Gruen. Model Boat, rigged for sailing--R. Smith, H. Metzler. Trinket Box with hinges and lock-- Henry Metzler. Homemade Canoe and Oars, II. class and under--Ruddy Miller. Sock, Darned by Boy--Robt. Smith. Premier and First Book-- Writing Pook in pencil showing at least two months' work--C. Winfield, J. Berg, R. LMiller, A. Berg, J. Smith, E. Beyer. Second Book--Writing Book in Ink, showing at least two months' work-- RE. Perduss, S. Smith, L. Winfield, H Metzler, A. Allin, K. Gruen. Third Book-- Writing Book in Ink, showing at least two months' work-- M. Erzar, A. Kurz, L. Kellberg. Tourth Book--Writing Book in Ink, showing at least two months' work-- K. Schoonenberg, M. Beyer, E. Alstadt, Sample of Free Hand Fxercise in Pen--X. Schoonenberg, M. Beyer, E. Altstadt. Fourth Book--~Six selections from work of year at school, mounted--A. Binda, K. Schoonenberg, M. Beyer, E. Altstadt, U. Binda, M. Fisher. Third Class--Six selections of work of year at school, mounted--A. Kurz, H. Metzler, L. Winfield, M. Erzar, A. Allin. First Clags--Six selections of workk ot year at school, mounted--R. Miller, J. Smith. Premier--Four samples of Basketry (colored paper) mounted on large card --M. Helstin, J. Berg. Product Map of Kenora iDstrict--K. Schoonenberg, A. Kurz, M. Erzar, L. Kellberg, L. Winfield, M. Beyer. Collection of snaps taken by Pupil in Fourth Book: Essay--M. Beyer, XK. Schoonenberg, E. Altstadt. Third Book--*"The Life Story of a Ship'--A. Gurtz, Erza. : ; Second Book: Essay--H. Metzler, L. Winfield, S. Smith, H. Kellberg, B. Perduss. Collection of Insects (Named)-- S. Smith. Collection. of Pressed and mounted Leaves--L. Winfield, S. Smith. Collection of Weed Seeds--S. Smith. Collection of Weed Plants indicating bad character of each--S. Smith. L. Kellberg, Mary The woman who used to blush if geen wearing an evening hat before 3 p.m. has a daughter who goes to husi- ness in less than her mother thought necessary for going to bed. RE A SSAC SEE 753 ED STI SHEED O EW 0 CED (EE () SEER (5H (ES (GI) NGS. (E50 (GH O-3 'Treasurer's Sale of Lands for Taxes IY virtue of a Warrant given under the hand of the Reeve of the Muni- 'Ipality of Machin, notice is hereby given that unless the arrears of taxes, vgether with the costs and charges, be sooner paid, I shall sell by Public Auction on Saturday, the 27th day of November, 1926, at the School House .{ Eagle River, in the District of Eenore, at the hous of four o'clecl '9 the 1iternoen, the lands mentioned below. 11% Lot 10 Con I Sanford, Patented, 160 acres, Taxes $172.15. Qvozr \lam Dickson, co F. T. Hall, K.C., Cobourg, Ont. 1% Io: 6 Con. 5 Sanford, Patented, 160 acres, Taxes $160.88. Owner i-- t' rkeor Oiser, Gananoque, Ont. . GEORGE RUETE, Treasurer iiagle River, Ont., August 16, 1926 Municipality of Machin = ri McCORMICK - DEERING Primrose Cream Separators Vessott Feed Grinders McCormick-Deering Feed Grinders Gasoline Engines, 112, 3, 6,&10 hp Potato Diggers Wagons, Plows, Sleighs coy J. 8. CORNER Oxdxift Ontario Agen For INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF CANADA, Ltd Dryden Lum Successors to Anderson & Harris. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS FULL STOCK OF LUMBER. SASH & DOORS SHINGLES, WOOD FIBRE BRICK, LIME AND CEMENT Estimates Freely Given oF : 'CASH GROCERY Opposite the Town Hall * SATURDAY SPECIAL-- 41h tin Stuart's MARMALADE .. ............... 49¢. CASH SPECIALS, For MONDAY-- 10-ib LARD (Silver Leaf), per pail ............... $2.29 i-th Bricks, Silver Leaf LARD, two tbe ............ 45¢. M BACON, side, per tb ......... 47¢. The best PREMIU : by taking the side. SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY -- i A Lovely Assortment of CHOCOLATES, perIb .... 29¢c. WEDNESDAY SPECIALS-- ROCK SALT, 3000. 50F . ove isavrnnaninsens vos 79¢. (Block: GREEN COFFEE, perd ..eoovvivvveve iin 400 Roast it Yourself BULK DATES, peril cvs iinuissnins siosiinnsns a 09e. Be sure and look our new stcre over--The Cash Grocery A CAR of FLOUR & FEED TO ARRIVE M. Fisher, U. Binda, A. Binda. Prices for Spot Cash wil follow Next Week.