THE DR EN OBSERVER eae ec sy Store Two Weers CASH Special For SPOT FFED OATS, per there bushel sack _._... $2.10 CRUSHED OATS, per 100-108 femme. 2.20 OAT CHOP, per 100-Ibs 2.20 BARLEY CHOP, per 100, 2.00 BRAN, 100-1bs 1.40 SHORTS, per 100-ibs 1.50 WHOLE BARLEY, perbus, ooo 15 MeINTOSH APPLES, per box ooo - 3.00 ONIONS, B.C., per Ib 05 ONIONS, B.C,, per 100-16 sack See us For-- MEN, WOMEN, and CHILDREN'S TALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR PANTS, RUBBERS, CAPS, ETC, | MACKINAW PANTS, : SOCKS, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S WELL MADE lerwear Moderately Priced WOMEN'S VESTS & BLOOMERS, made of soft Cotton Yarns, with Silk Stripe, Warm, good fittting Underwear, in sizes 36 to 40. " HEach---~6ryc. WOMEN'S EXTRA HEAVY BLOOMERS, with Soft, Fleecy Lanning, 2 Per Pair----735¢c. and 8sc. CHILDREN'S HEAVY FLEECED BLOOMERS, Dark Navy Colours ate--BoC. BOY's PULLOVER SWEATERS, in. a variety of colors. at----=B81.7.5 4 BOY'S JERSEYS, Extra Good Quality. 6 at-- $1.50, $1.75, $2. 00 129(10/26c. C lassified WANTED--TEAM OF HORSES, five or six years old, must be in good con- dition and weight from thirty to thirty- wo hundred. Price to be LEER for cash. --Apply BOX 178; Dryden, Ont. FOR SALE---HORSE, 12 years old about 1100-1hs.----Apply J. W. McMASTER, 12]11|26p. Dryden, Ont. Many thanks to numerous applicants for my Piano, sold. I have a fine Organ nice tone, ivory keys, walnut case, two knee-swells, a magnificient piece of furniture to be sold at a bargain. A lovely Mahogany China Cabinet, other goods. See them at Durance Bros. and Co. Hardware Store, Dryden. Tor Sale--MOTOR BOAT, 24-1t. lgng; 3-cylinder engine, in excellent condi- tion; canopy top with side curtains, To be sold cheap for cash--Apply DRYDEN OBSERVER. ANY LADY WANTING COMFORAT- ABLE ROOM AND BOARD.--Apply 29/10/26 DRYDEN OBSERVER. WANTED--TEN TONS No. | jTIMOTHY AND CLOVER HAY, de- livered to JOHN SAUNDERS, 29]10|26p. North Dryden. Work of any kind. Word can be left at J. McFadyen's Office. F. COLLINS, Chase Park. Dryden, Ont. ----BARGAIN---- HARM FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, South half, Lot 19, Con. 7, twp. Zea- land, 166 accres more or less, 25 under cultivation, balance bush and pasture; some pulpwood, good buildings, House 16x24, story and half, Good furnece, Stable, Hayshed and Chicken house. Tor further particulars apply to E. WALLIN, Box 230, Dryden, Ont. FOR SALE--BAY TEAM, Weight about 2900-1bs, gentle and good work- ers; also double harness.--Apply S. WRIGHT, Eagle River, Ont. WOOD CHOPPERS WANT 150 CDS., to cut, 3% of mile west of Towwn.--Ap- ply "ALEX McPHAIL, THE SHORTEST WAY TO HAPPINESS Treat Yourself today to-- Neilsons Jersey Milk THE BEST CHOCOLATE ever made. : di 7, 5c., roc. and 25c. sizes be SPECIAL z5c. BARS wefOL BIC. Gough's £ onfectionery CE CHE OEE OER 0 <I (CER O GS OE SE (GE O<UE )EH- O 4R y ar v fd a SE TR ER AR EEE ~ cation.--H. Wright, Wabigoon. HIGH CLASS GROCERIES "FRUITS ANT VEGETABLES "here are two places you will find CourteSy--in the dictionary and in This Store. in and Look Around, ; It doesn't cost you Anything RATHER SEE YOUR FACE THAN YOUR BACK GOING Come WF WOULD COMING IN OUT. "POULTRY---TURKEYS & CHICKENS THIS IS APPLE WEEK Buy Your Winter Supplies Now SPECIAL ON FRY'S COCOA is th ting Pure Cocoa ....... 25€C. BOLLAND. MILK HERRINGS per keg ........ $1.25 €C. James Wright no.°%5 | 29/10]26|p. 6 Dryden, Ont. FOR SALE-TWO T LF ~ HORSES, weight about 1350 ibs, Tin | good condition--For quick sale. Will sell cheap for cash.--Applyz z =z JNO. E. LUNDIN, 5{11(26 8 miles south, Eagle River. FOR SALE---About 50 PURE BRED t Bred-to-lay LEGHORN PULLETS, y each $1.00; HOLSTEIN (Tested) COW '® years old, $30.00; CALF, Bull, three "months old . : W. J. FLEMING, Oxdrift, Ont. FOR SALE--PURE BRED P. B. R. COCKEREL, four months old, at $3.00. 'Also S.C.W.L. COCKEREL, 4 months old, at $1.50 and $2.00 ~ .W. NS YKOR, 22|10]26|p. Osaquan, Ont. TEAM OF HORSES, about 1400-1bs, 7 and 8 years old; also ONE SINGLE FORSE, about 1700-1bs. Cash or i iterms. -- Apply JANS KELLBERG, "i5l11)|26p. Wealdhot, {FARM FOR SALE--S % Lot s, "tCon. 5, Van Horne. 160 = acres. 'more or less, 50 under cultivation. Good buildings.--apply, GODFREY NELSON, Kenora, Ont., Box 8:1 FOR SALE--TEAM HORSES and MARE, bay and roan,' 6 yrs, lweight about 3000 tbs, cheap for 'cash. Holstien-Friesian Bull Calf registered, name: Wabi Korndylke {Rag Apple IIL, calved Now. 22nd, 1925. Will answer all communi- : ! == PIANOFORTE <& EVA WILES has vacancies for one or two more pupiis. Phone 20 R 3 for appointments. oS Ease Father and Son Fight Side by Side Roy is a handsome lad of fifteen, who is very proud of a new set of head phones some friend sent to him. Now he can hear as far as Boston on his radio. The wires come right in by his cot, where he rests most of the time. You see, Roy is in the Muskoka Hos- pital for Consumptives and is by no means as well as he looks, although he says he is getting zlong fine. Ee can visit his Dad, too, which is an- other source of comfort to him. ; Dad is in the same institution, also making the never ceasing struggle against the fell disease. So often "T. B." grips more than one in a family. Both are really making gocd progress, however---the complete rest, the discipline -and the care of kindly nurses and doctors are having their usual good effect in this efficient institution. The Muskoka Hospital is urgently 1 Cit of funds, What can you spare o he ion may be sent to Hon. W. A. Charlton, President, 228 College Street, Toronto 2, Ontario. several bed-steads and matresses and | ONE : For Attractive Winter Trips VANCOUVER VICTORIA - NEW WESTMINSTER TICKETS ON SALE DECEMBER i JANUARY FEBRUARY 152, 7,0, 14, 10, 21,27, 25, | 4.6, 13713, 18,90, 25; 1 and 8 1926 1927 1927 Optional Routes - Stopovers - Return Limit April 15th, 1927. S.S. Melita Dec. 1 SPECIAL TRa INS - THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS To the Ship's side W. Saint John To Connect With S.5. Montroyal Dec: 7 S.S. Montcalm S.S. Minnedosa C15 S.S. Metagama Dec. 17 WANTED--WOOD SPLITTING OR| ou LABOR IS NOW SECOND | POWER IN OLD COUNTRY Newbold Predicts Party, Lacking Clear Majority, Wiil Not Become Government "The British Labor party is ex- perienciig a tremendous pressure Ul dupputL dS d TeSuIl 01 wie recent geuetar Surike," said walwon New- 00Id, briusi Labor leader, who addressed a well-attended meei- Ing on "ine briusn Labor Move- ment, its vien and lis Methods," at Plebs Hall, Wednesday eve- ning. Ramsay MacDonald has 90 per cent of the workers behind nim, according to Mr. Newbold, and 1s tne only leader in sight for tue Labor party, and Labor must now be reckoned. as the second political power in Great Britain. There will not be a Labor gov- ernment after the next election, in Mi. Newbold's opinion, because they do not wish to go into power unless they have a clear and in- carry on their program. They do not wish to have a repitition of of 1923, when although there was nominally a Labor government, they were in reality a powerless majority, afraid to act for fear of offending one of the other parties. It may be some years before Labor can get sufficient members elected to hold a clear majority because it costs money to contest an election and, after six years of business depression, Labor has very little money in its coffers: History of Party Mr. Newbold traced the rise of the Labor party from 1893, the year the Independent Labor party was formed, until the present day. He spoke of thir struggle to es- tablish the right to engage in peaceful picketing, and of their influence in getting the Work- men's Compensation Bill and the statute books of the country. Referring to the criticism that is often levelled at the Labor party because they do not lay down a definite political program, Mr. Newbold said: "It would be fool- ish to lay down a detailed pro- gram years before we will be in power. To tell the other side what you are going to do when you are in power simply gives them the opportunity of stealing your ideas and putting them for- ward as their own. To publish our intentions before we are able to carry them out would be like a boxer telling his opponent how, when and vere he is going to hit him. "olitics, as in war~ fare, a stro. ctor for success is secrecy." ; AT FEE A SNAP FOR SALE--1 Dozen NEW STEEL 45-gal OIL. DRUMS, with faucet attached, $3.00 each. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED DINGWALL MOTORS ( For full Information and Reservations ask the Ticket Agent dependent majority with which to jne their Parliamentary experiences] Eight-Hour Day Bill put on the, Linden & Company FINANCIAL, REAL ESTATE and RENTAL AGENTS, MINING BROKERS Industrial, Commercial & Mining Joint Stock Companies Promoted Farms, Lands and Town Property For Sale at reasonable prices, and on easy terms BUSINESSES SOLD AND EXCHANGED Mining Lands For Sale or on Option. Office :--Suite 2, Daiter's Pool Hall Building DRYDEN, ONTARIO P.8~~We are in touch with prospective buyers in Waterloo, and Wellington Counties in Eastern Ontario. Listings Wanted. We have several small houses for Sale or Rent. Visitors from N.Y Robert Wachman arrived from New | : York this week and is entertaining a party of capitalists from the States EARLE C. POPHAM who are interested in the Wabigooni Also Member Manitoba Bar. Contact Bay Mines. Mr Wachman ex- cts to start work with the diamond : IMPERIAL BANK BUILDING drill very soon. KENORA, ONTARIO WATKIN'S PRODUCTS ALL THE OLD ONES AND SOME NEW ONES}: JUST TRY THE COCOA F. Beverly Linden PREPARED MUSTARDS EZY-WASH AND MINERAL NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVEYANCER SOAPS PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. Barristers, Solicitors, etc. H. A. C. MACHIN Barrist+r, Solicitor, Etc. CARMICHAEL BLOCK KEI {QORA, ONTARIO E. T. (DAD) ROWLAND Dryden, Ontario General Practice : = Documents of all descriptions Fire: Cinss skilfully and carefully prepared for Ontario and all Western Provinces at reasonable charges. Expert Accountancy, Book- Keeping and Auditing, Statements Prepared. SHOE REDAIRING NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND There is nothing so comortable as an' Ofhce of OLD PAIR OF SHOES THE EQUITABLE MERCANTILE AGENCY All departments of the Efficient I can make them look as geod as mew | Dont throw away your Shoes just because you think they are too far gone. Let me have a look at them, and I will estimate the cost to repair them. I am sure you will be satisfied, and will also save money while getting a foot comfort that no maw Boot cam Protection to the Retail Trade. : DEBT COLLECTION AND ADJUS TMENT SPECIALISTS. . Correspondents to all principal | points in Canada, England, 'and i : U.S.A. Members New York : , and St. Louis Mercantile CHILDRENS BOOTS REPAIRED | Exchange. Office :-- After School H : r School Hours . Suite 2, Daiters Pool Hall Bldg. DRYDEN, Ontario. © A.].GARDINER| General Merchant, 3 ®AGLE RIVER § Agent for Z Frost & Woed IMPLEMENTS. J COCKSHUTT PLOW C(COY. ® £ % % Cream Separators. 2 RAW FURS BOUGHT & SOLD. | iL. GREERILL NEXT TQ POST OFFICE. ANDERSON & MARIS FUNERAL DIRECTORS DAY OR NIGHT CALLS ] PROMPTLY ATTENDED TQ PHONE-- Day, 62 R 2; Sharple's Night, 62 B § J. 2 O'NEILL Mercantile Agency Service, and- Tiechin Portia of