DRYDEN OBSERVER ------ dh Ladies' Spring Frocks Printed cotton taffetas, all sizes to 44, including sleeves. Very smart styes, many for larger wo- men. All colors guaranteed fast to washing. BHC. yoni two a mom mus Pe gop vi 2 Ew oe 57h ig $1.00 Girl's Spring Dresses Droadeloths, prints and silk ginghams, organdie and contrasting trims, some include bloomers. 400 to chocselfrom, sizes 6 years to 14 years .... 59¢ Our stock of men's women's and children's rubbers is complete in every size. Ralph J. Pronger The Store of Better Values We pay the carrying charges on all cash orders. CC OSHE SS ESS Seg 3 ee Salle Su I SN SN: SSN SSS RSS y Paterson's Meat Market > } Loin Pork Chops, per lb. ....covvvvvnniL. 23¢ Shoulder of Pork, whole or half ............ 17¢ Leg or Pork, whole or half ................ 18e Pigs Liver, per 1b. ......cciiviiviinn. nn, 10c Lamb Stew, 2 Ibs. for ..........ccoovviinnn 25¢ ) Special for Saturday Only 1 1 1b. Round Steak and 14 Kidney .......... 25¢ T Cooked Tripe, 2 lbs for .......... HT yt 25¢ Picnic Hams, per 1b. «o.oo viiiienenL, 22-2 Cottage Bolg ov vuiivssnrnrsdans susie 25¢e Beef Dripping, 3 Ibs. ....ovvvviviiiinn... 25¢ i'hone 6, A.PATERSON, Dryde' We dive made arrangements with the Zmpire Fertilizer Limited, T oronto r a supply of the different grades of iertilizer. ~ If we get orders for a twen.y ton car, we can deliver freight paid to Oxdrift at the following prices, pay- able on Nov. 1st next, on orde.s ac-- cepted by the company, or $2.00 per ton less if paid in cash off the car. 6-8-10 $68.00 Per Ton 5-12-5 63.00 5-8-7 50.00 4-124 58.00 4-8-10 59.00 ; 4-8-6 55.00 3-8-4 49.00 3 2-8-10 52.00 2-12-6 51.00 4 2-8-4 46.00 0-12-15 46.00 0-12-5 44.00 16 per cent Superphospate $36.00 LITERATURE MAILED ON REQUEST Mr McRae of the Dept of Agri- culture, Dryden will be pleased to give any information regarding i.e uses of Fertilizers, see him, J. S. CORNER, Oxdrift, Ont. " Hazel Adair; i Tessie A Fine Stock The vig demand for Chevrolet has left us with a big stock of trade ins. NEW LOW PRICES 1928 Chevrolet Coach 1926 Star Touring 1926 Ford Coach 1923 Star Sedan 1927 Ford Touring 1924 Ford Touring 1927 Ford Truck with cab Olsen extension and extra gear shift transmission. Solid Come and see our stock, we have many others to offer. of Used Cars $225.00 FEE EE SE ST SY 2 LA [SIE ENE NR tires Chevrolet prices reduced as much Sedan $875.00; Coach Roadster Delivery $625.00 $500.00; 1145 Ton Chassis We operate an up to your repairs done here. ialty. Our LEE 5 cents, Durance © DRYDEN as $140.00. Tans ; Coupe $750.00; Commercial Chassis Battery charging a spece- i £56.00 Cate Repair Shop. Get ' SS = PES SOR Ee PORCH FROCKS IN COTTON TAFFETAS "These dresses are made from fast colored prints in flower and novelty designs, styled with high waistline and flared skirts, jumper style and with Bolero jackets. rics. All colors, = ier Sizes to fit everybody, 16 to Dresses in Prints, dainty piped, styled with con- trast collar, flared skirts. guaranteed fast to washing. Sizes 16 to 20 $1.00 GIRL'S MIDDIES White with blue flannel detachable collar. Sizes 44 $1.95 Made of Vat-dyed fab- i 0 7 oir Sh Rn A, Wt. $1.00 ! J. B. Gates AR Bros. & Co' j KENORA Dryden Fano School Merit List Room 9 Months of Jan. & Feb. Elsie Asplund; Ines Sfreddo; Kitty Hooker; Don- all Leach; Duncan Turner; Au- rey Pinkerton; Carrie Doudiet; Chippman and Montie Robertson, equal; Neil Campbell; Lila Buchanan; Violet Moline; Muriel Bailey and Ray Hatch, equal; Clifford McGuire; Olga Steiner and Gordon Field, equal; Marion Asplund; Bob Hawke. Teacher--H. F. Froud, Principal fos and Q. McKinney, Asst. Room 8 Months of Jan. & Feb. Ruby McGuire; Helen Johnson; Howard Reany ; Bertha Wilton; Mildred Ripley; Edie Wright; Emma Strutt; Annie Makuch, Ice Cream vanilla fee Cream quart 60c Frost Bites and Dixie Cups for parties dozen Assorted ice Cream Bricks uo: S00 individual Serving of Jce Cream 10¢ 55¢ "ee ee so PI TP KLEEN - EZE Windows CLEAN THE WHOLE WINDOW BY REMOVING TOP AND _ LOWER SASH Dryden Lumber Co. Ltd BUILDERS' SURBPLIES LUMBER, LATH, PLASTER CEMENT, ete. | Tom Crawley; Frank Brisson; Iisa Taylor; Russell Hawke; Harry Martinson; Grant Buchan- an; Leila Foulis; Christina Stov- el; Agnes Blake ; Bill Morris. Teacher--Beth Robinson. * * * Room 7 Months of Jan. & Feb. Ralph Pronger; Jimmy Reid; Thomas Leach; Norman Hardy; George Morettin; Bert Kellar; Arthur Edwards; Myrtle Barber; Adele Foulis; Addie Cole; Marie Heard; Elgin Irven; Margaret Buchanan; Ruth Norgate; aon Pronger; Mae Murray; Bill Vankoughnett. Teacher--G. Robinson. Room 6 Months of Jan. & Feb. Stanley Lock; Doris Harris; Winnie Cole; Tommy Cooper; Bernice Salisbury; Margorie Boomhower ; Clair Ernewein; Mary Archibald; Ivadelle Bowes; Hjalmer M oline * Stella Liese;® Marjorie Robertson; frye: ol Tew; Bernice Bailey; Gertrude lemming; Albert Ferguson; Hor- ace French; Frankie Cullen; Annie Tarnowski; Venice Maret- tin; Emma Fleming. Yeacher--W. V. Weeks. Room 5 Months of Jan. & Feb. Charlie Reany; Margaret Rip- ley; Barbara Humphreys; Bryan Crawley; Evan Jones; Deity Brown; John Brown; H elen (ough; George Barber ; Irene Stovel ; Christina Makuch ; Albert dose; Joyee Winterbottom ; Mer- vin Irvin; Elsie Yaworspi; Har- old Reaney ; ladys Auren; Mild- red Asplund; Mildred Robertson; Henry Johnson. Teacher--Miss R. Reany. #* * ES Room 4 Honours Shirley Pronger; Alice Batche- lor: Carl Whitehead ; Merla War- ren; Mildred Van Sickle; Evelyn Months of Jan. & Feb. Riley; Gertrude Murray; Mar- garet Beck. Pass Nancy Wine iosds Daisy Dem- ster; Charlie Steiner; Leonard Moline; Frances Koshon; Muriel Anderson; Annie Swanson ; George McManagle ; John Tar- nowski;* Rubena Wice;* Harry Lappage; Walter Davis, Teacher--O. HE. Reany. * #* # Room 3 Months of Jan. & Feb. Class T Patricia Barber Mary Rohatyn- ski; T.eone Sweeney; Austin Hardy; Evelyn Currie; Donald Wright;* Mervin Brampton ;* Vernon Moline; Laurence Wil- ton ;* Verna Orr; Audrey Winter- bottom; Mike Tarnouski; Merle Van Sickle; Albert Batchelor; Carl Swanson; Edward Johnson. Class IT Lillian Norgate; Phyllis Fren- Edna Martinson; Berthil Moline; Ver-, Good. Flour at a Low Price FILD VIR High quality and consistent- ly good results make [this flour a bargain at the price. MADE BY THE MILLERS OF THE FAMOUS roy ""The World's Best" FOR SALE BY ) A. PITT LTD, DRYDEN, Lake of the Woods Bsn Co. Ltd, ONT. Also All Good Deals ers in ng Fo T ET Eye Cameras Books A Pronger aa THROUGH hin WE GROW Springtime | 1S Kodak Time Load your camera or kodak with Eastman Film. BROWNIE CAMERAS No. 6 Brownie (19g x x 245) Re Lh EW $2.25 No 2 Brownies dBl 2 D0) coneniavaniaues $2.75 TE SE EL RN $3.25 No. 24 Brownie (214 x x 44) EE .. $3.78 TH COOTER ve inns hams sane dm dius $4.25 No. 3 Brownie (314 x 414) «.ovvvnininnn.n. $4.75 and Kodaks at all prices. - Buy your Supplies at Armsriong Stationery i= id pster; Norma Bailey. #5 ®* % Room 2 Months of Jan. & Feb. 1st Class May Goldrup; Ross Hutchison; Mona Rutter; Fred Knatuk; Anna Auren; John Vost; Morris Howe; Muriel Wonnacott. Primary Elsie MacDonald; Taddy Hu- meniue; John Klementik; George Pronger; Carmen Meguire; Jim- my Boomhower; Teddy Lappage; Billie Goldrun; Ivan Makuch Jack Dempster; Dorothy Watt; Reuben Rutter. Teacher--M. Heard % » » Room 1 Months of Jan. & Feb. R. Steiner; M. Loutitt; M. Harris: V. Moline; V. Strutt; F. McKenzie; G. Bailey; D. Me- Donald; R. Christianson; J. Beath; Josef Humenue; G. Mer- ch; Agnes Robinson; Mae Dem- cer; E. Wintersgill; T. Ada.v M. "Shepherd ; M. Brisson; W liam Malyk; F. Wright ; MM, Stovel; I. Brown. Potaliorls V. Prichard. APPOINT DISTRICT "No Oe Appreciates + Yous Business More Than We Do" = CENSUS OFFICIA. @ | OTTAWA, March 2,--T. = following Ontario commissione have been appointed for cens - i231, by districts. Fort William: George E 339 north Marks Street, T William. | | Kenora-Rainy River (two ec - missioners)--North, A. M. Rc Kenora; south, Pat Kerr, Ei ». Port Arthur-Thunder (t o commissioners. : Albert P. Freod, 329 Van Norman street, Port Arthur; Peter Le Grow, 242 Al. ogma street, Port Arthur.