THE DRYDEN OBSERVER Clean-up # B-0-X-I-N- North of C. P. R. Opposite Withrow's In A TENT Aprii 11th, 192% MAIN BOUT, TEN ROUNDS-- ; ; M'Laren vs Mace'! PRELIMINARY BOUTS, THREE ROUNDS: EACH Foote vs Louttit Light-weights There is no "sure sign" of spring, but spring should be a "sure sign" of the arrival of that time for the community to clean up. There is no superstition or prophesying about this clean-up sign. . When warm weother has come to stay (until cold weather returns in the autumn) every owner of . (property and tenantshould in- (stinctively feel it is his duty to remove the evidences of winters ravages and to aid and augment nature in her work of rebeaut- ification. Every spring clean- up program should include disposol of wint- er's accumulation of litter and decayed vegetation, repairing and repainting of buildings, and land- scape gording. Landscape gard- ing is no longer associated with large estates alone. Cleanliness about the person or Tudor Sedan pa oo "Prove io yourself that [4 ? 8 - i ! | bere 2S an achievement the home costs nothing. A comm : . 4 % 2 oh ; unity clean-up need involve nc O x C VS : rig 1 ; 0 TICIIT A : : expense, except of a moderate WL ; en LIGH 4, CAR MANUFACTURE amount of lobour on the part of Welter-weights % iz the householders. If there eve. 2 in the New Ford, were excuses for uncleanliness the appearance of the New Ford with that of the finest car you have ever knowa. | 'We confidently predict that this amazing they were removed long ago. new car will meet satisfactorily the severe What is the compensation of a Shephe: ? 2 . \ standard hi i 1 judge ite . . . . i Now we ask you to apply this same | Stenda:d by which we ask you'to judge it. community-wide clean-up camp- Middle-weights standard to its performance. It has already done so for thousands of aion ? It improves the general ¢ ; : ; : ¢ automobile drivers. Owners who long ago Ga i g 3 ° [] = res : 3 Bring back to your mind your impressions forsook the light car field are now back in health of the community by re no £ a} ¢ Eo } of the most satisfactory motor Car per it, driving with greater satisfaction the moving deposits that are breeding I'L MISS 1 x il ai J | #1 4 § ay ® ance you have ever known. Then come to New Ford, : places of disease gers and disease = SN 5 U y | i: ¥ Sang x { Ja Arvange today for a demonstration Shtyiag Insets. : A Chon town iol : Hh 7 f . is a better place in which to live] Tickets may be purchased from: . than on hae L sam ary and DURANCE BROS. HARDWARE, CENTRAL HOTEL : 1 Ra | Vs i O § O : unsightly. nd the best commun T DINGWALL MOTORS Sranrooue | ity advertising is the appearanc ' 3 of being "cleaned-up, painted-up, : and planted-up." TT The bride was horrified whe she turned up the reference; i reads, "Thou has had five husb ands; and he whom thou now has is not thy husband. DRYDEN ---- ONTARIO -- i DISTRICT FORESTER'S TERRITORY ENLARGEL connected with the depar 'or the past three years. iocal forestry department composed of Mr W. T chief forester, and Mes Pooper and -E. S. Di a Rainy River District has been Added to That of Kenora sistants. Employer (to office bov) -- : The district of ain: ce -- 0 ( 7) Mr E. S. Davidsen of Pom been added to tho ter "TTow do you find yourself tes fo i; ; : cold mornings?" ; AT NEWSPAPER ADS. Tommy--"Quite easily, thark roke, has joined the staff of kh. ; . erly under Mr Cam's ¢ by now. If the season is later ocal Provincial Forestry Depar -fand hereafter I 'h Hetricls iy Pruning than usual, do not wait uatil past | DID / sou sirs I just throw back thel 2¢nt under Mr Cram. He is ajbe handled from Kenora _c a La ; the usual 'planting time, but se- | » a Jo eT a © graduate in forestry and hos beer: quarters. THIS is the time for pruning. All cure some old berry-boxes or card I : 1 : Soria Jar hen and : irs > ne ra iE this tL Was only a few years ago thal, .. A nih i Ra - of the dead canes should be re- boar ores bought for isin. retail stores in towns and the; a, 2 moved from the raspberry patch, purpose from any seed SUPPLY aller cities did the bulk of the'r, : as well as the spindly ones among house and plant in these. Some fweel's . Bosiness. on Surued vk the new growth. Some of the people have used half egg shells While the other five business days} : : i older wood should be cut away With good results. Fill with fine might have paid exp nos thos M ASTERPIECE 4 from the gooseberries and cur- Soil, plant your sweet peas well ht on 2 Sa is BE PYLC " rants. Gropes must be trimmed spaced, water and place in a sales or at : i i MARCONL : : HER : A PRINS: 1ajor portion or his DIO ENGINE TRI A Dear ' essive hlied- st y : 'hen thei™™™, RAL i "BERING up carly to avoid excessive blied- sunny window When the week's profit. Needless to say BALL EERI ground is fit for working outside ing. 'With grapes, one may cut away all wood but a mere skelet- on as the fruit is borne on the new year's growth. In handling fruit trees, upen up to let in sun- light and air, and cut out branches that rub against onother, and re- move weak crotches. In pruning roses one should remember that these, like grapes, produce flowers on the new wood of the season, and to produce good flowers one must have strong growth of wood. Trim back a few good branches, removing all weak stems. Prun- take these boxes or egg shells. gently remove the bottom with- out disturbing the roots inside & plant in the open. The soil, course, must not = be disturbed. When transplanting, place in a shallow trench and heap soil weil up around them so as to develop a sturdy root growth. It may be necessary to protect with lit. paper collars from cut-worms. A ew early hills of corn may be Lt ng 3 d in this same manner, the 5 being started indoors where the average merchant would have been exempt from excess profi.s taxes .in those days. The news- paper is giving credit for discover- ing the possibilty of scattcri g the Saturday peak load ov.r 'h six business days of the we k a d it was newspaper adve:tici which has achieved the pres: ¢ more equitable distribution o" t « week's business. Saturday is still the merchant's busy dya, but now he is only a little less busy on the preceding five days. This iso nly one of the many Fu J. ing of the bri rpetuals they are protected from frost & : : ing of the hybrid perpetuals they Lis ton 1th. services performed for business by should be done early in the transplanted outside later with- gnu a : : Just bel 1 out disturbing the roots. Simply newspaper advertising. It is irre- esigned. for 'ine ius e 1 Sv i ut disturbing th ts. 53 x 7 ' SUrihg Just Delors Tao ney grey thie bottom of the. bow uieble thet a great part of the Beception under + . 1S appearing. Cut each cane remove the bottom of the OX . . : a Cinadiar 2 . hat er eae , Jncrease in business expericnced a back to six or eight buds from the frequent watering will have it oo ; £ the ground, always cutting just above a bud pointing outward. gether so that there is no shaking ee Sli . T The weaker growing hybrid teas of the roots and plant paper ac : g Dewi Da Te er hha advertising has been the "Alad- : Ale nen RE din's Lamp" of the retail merch: and high quality of flowers are sought, all but five shoots are cut to the base and each of these re- maining five is cut back to. three or four buds. Testing The Soil Serious results 'are sure to follow the working of the soil too sobn. Let the ground become dry if necessary work off your fever on indoor panting or indoor plau- nings. It is a simple thing to test whether the soil is ready or not." . All that is necessary is to take up a handful and squeeze. coused the soil to stick well to- No vegeta gard is complete without a few rows of beets and carrots. But we do not mean ordinary beets and car- rots. Nowadays, one plants with definite purposes in view. Thus, for canning and salads, where the whole beet is used, small round beets are considered the best, and for early carrots which may be used 'when they are as big as your thumb, shorter types of this vegetable are advisable. Both can be sown just as soon as the ground is ready and further plan- by retail stores generally in recent years has been created by new's- ant. There are still isclate! towns where one may see fou himself whot "might have leet" the nation over if newspaper ad- vertising had never been. all, as greens while the carrots may be used in the ordinary way- Later on, ogain take out every other root and stily later the vegetables a chance to reach full development. Soaking the seed overnight before planting will hasten germination, and winter, and the every | other one again which will give mn; BATTERYLESS Surpassing in Reception, in Selectivity, in Tone Interpretation see and hear this New Today £2 = 6 Tube Battery- less Radio. Tune in for yourself at this store--experience a new thrill--a new delight in radio music--a "presence" you have never known before, Note the newer and finer standards of selectivity--a feature DRYDEN - - . . a Speaker--the most perfected reproduc ing unit known to Radio. This is the radio of which you may be justly proud. And the New Marconi Battery Opere ated Model has all the refinements of design, the trueness of reproduction, the same selectivity as the Marconi Batteryless Model--a leader in the -ONTARIO i J SERA oe pa : a 3 If it compacts into a lump in the ting for later use put in at inter-fplanting do not cover with more | HEAR IT / of the one dial opera- battery operated class, and an excellent "hand, it is too wet to work, but vals of two weeks up to the first {than about half an inch of soil. ! SEER wl i prrchate i aa) 1 1 ok 2 wo oy b £3 . if, on the contrary, 'it crumbles of July. They should be sown injLater plantings can often fo'lo reproduction with the 2 : FOE . EN 7 Bop ape : f - CTS pi fl ans os : when squeezed it is probably in rows about two feet apart, or early crops of lothuce, Spin: ch znd 0 Temple Air-Chrome We will gladly demonstrase; just the right condition for work- wider, where hose cultivation isjradish. = Do not be afraid to grow : ; - ing used, and thinned to abount amnfplently of beets and car.o.s as D + ; inch and'a half apart in rows. Side fwhat cannot be used during the R. J. i RONGER. Agent 3 Sweet Peas dressing of nitrate of soda is ad-!summer and fall mav be sored | Sweet Peas must be planted early or the results will be disap- pointing. In same parts of the country the vines are probably up ed during the early growth of these vegetables. Take out every other plant when they have grown ne a little, using the beets, tops and away for the larger, coarser ones will be selis - rabbits or ed by the chickens, other live stock.