% ik 7 ~ October nd, 1631, {Continued from Page 1) rs aia Liayor Curtis returned home inesday night, and in an in- terview with him Thursday morning, "he stated that in a with ITon. Wm. ; on the road camps I other matters, he was ur the that construction on x Lookout - Dinorwic high- would be started at on id the erection of suitable road would be proceeded w with all possible speed, and ¢ as soon as this work is compiet ed the local unemployed single will be given employment this highway. Mayor Curtis stated that heavy pressure was brought to bear on the government to erect suffie- ient camps to care for two hun- dred men and undoubtedly if the government is unable to con- struet sufficient camps to care for this number of men that the emainder will be given work on the western end of the trans- Canada road. ; The mnemployment of the un- men HCH on Mr, Ellis, the secretary of the unemployed relief fund was also interviewed, and the formal app- roval of the town program of work, which was passed at the last council meeting, was ap- proved of. --Northern Observer. Population Increases The official census figures have been announced and Dry- den. figures are: Dryden Population 1931 -- 1921 1322 -- 1019 In The Garden (Continued from Page 3) bulbs ean be secured in a great variety of colours and a few dollars' worth of them will make a wonderful show. In the Tulips, one can' start with the early single and double type which come into flower three or four weeks after the snow is gone. These are followed by the Dar- wins and Breeders. [The former are later than the early types and taller and bigger. They come in various showy, solid colours. The Breeders are also later and bigger and in addition to beautiful straight colours they may also be secured in blended shades showing 'a touch of bronze, brown, tan, buff and i cleaned ly deep so that the root system will be entrenched secure enough to support the long stems and big, heavy blooms. It is advis- able to plant in clumps of half a dozen or more of one variety and they should be set from four to eight inches apart. As the Darwins and Breeders will bloom right up until the midale of June and the foliage will last much later, it is important to arrange so that shrubbery or other flowers will screen the dy- ing foliage during the early summer. All fall bulbs will con- tinue to bloom year after year, but for best results they should be lifted every second year, and re-divided, and planted again so that they will not become too crowded. Indoor Planting Practically all of the fall bulbs can also be planted in pots indoors and they will produce an abundance of bloom from ths first of December almost until the flowers are ready outside. Plant in ordinary flower pots or fancy bowls in soil, fibre or pebbles. Do not set nearly as deeply as outside, simply cover- ing the bulb to about the tip. Water well and store in a cold, dark place until the root system is well developed when they should be removed gradually to full sunlight and a temperature of between sixty and seventy degrees. In the case of Narcissus the cold, about six weeks, and Tulips. Only early, foreing types of Tulips should bé attemp- ted indoors. Outside of those mentioned there are algo lesser known bulbs, such as Roman Hyacinths, Grape Hyacinth, Chi- nese Lillies, Jonquils, Daffodils, Crocus, and Freesias which may easily be grown inside. Some of the quicker-maturing kind, like the paper white Narcissus, may be planed at intervals of a week or so up to the middle of Janu- ary for a succession of blooms. After the flowers come out keep the plants in as cool a place as possible, particularly during the night. : sin Montrose Watches The Perfect Wrist Watch for Ladies or Gentlemen. ) dark period will he but from two, to three months with Hyacinths ' i o ED OEE () CR (EES) EE (<2 0 ERD) IED ()-GSED OGD OSE O-GEED- (-@aD 7} === 1 These are the last word in Wrist Watch construction and all guaranteed. They sell from ten dollars each up. organized territories such as Al- cona and Smith districts, was also taken up with the Minister, who requested that local organi- yellow. Fall bulbs. should be planted to a depth of ay out three times their diameter, sett- ing them a little deeper in the zations, such as the Board of ; Trade, procure details eoncern-! light soil than in the heavy. It ing these districts, and Ii, important that the later and { bigger varieties be planted fair- tris; same to him for consideration. ing one. M. Let us show you this line of watches before purchas- BEATH & CO. THE JEWELLERS = 7 rl ting 1 ARE in a position to han: Eid dle any order for job print- Envelopes, Cards, Requisitions, -- Letterheads, Statements, Business Checks, any line of printing ing Counter tickets, or you may require in your busir- We ask you to give us an Css. opportunity to compete on aly work in this line. Don't complain if your cus- tomers buy out of town when yoa may he committing the same folly alive by buying everything you ihe Keep Dryden business can in town and remember need local printers when you printing. The Dryden Observer Printing and Publishing 3 SRE (EE) EFS (46D (OED OEE (GE () GEE () GED () GES () GED () END () -GEED- THE PAZAAR 5c. to $5. Store 10c Headlines to Sell Now fi & God Jo" o AF 0. H. PRONGER, Prop. 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Hat Lining .......% 10¢ Pie Plates .... 10c¢ each Curtain Rods ...... 10c¢ Electric Wire 10e¢ yard Clothes Pins ........ 10¢c Crepe Paper .. 10c each Come and spend your nickels and dimes at our place as you will 'get the most value for them here. WwW. E. THOR SEN & SON a a es Sn a i a AR ai rah 0D ()- ED ()- (SD () <TR EE (GED) - GEE () GE () GD (GEE ED ()- IED GE Men's wool socks, ranging in price from 25¢ to T5e pair. Girl's Penman's fleece bloomers, per pair Girl's fleece combinations, our price per pair GET YOUR TICKET NOW FOR THE ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA--ONLY A FEW MORE LEFT--A $2.00 PURCHASE IN THE STORE GIVES YOU A FREE TICKET. Exclusive Dealer, Tip Top Tailors Ltd. DRYDEN, ONTARIO ID (CREO) ER) SI (DGD) RD) -E-)-GE -SD (SS () D-H) GRAS 0 SEDO SED) HD () <TD) RD RS SEE (GE) NEED) SE (3S I a he a This Is The Day For The Local Store It's prices are frequently better | than the catalogues. Its stock of course, is not so comprehensive, but ut icast one can see what one buys. Grainbags Becauge it may not be known we keep them, we ad- vertise again. each. Seamless Cotton--Heavy 35¢ Lixtra Heavy 43c¢ each. J b { ngba We have in large quantity, and because of this, we are selling this most amusing, and Rg toy, both bat, ball and elastic for 19¢ instead of 25e. Dingbats at 19c. Extra elasties at le each. SEs Ladies' Hats ust received another shipment. This time an added iL of beauty and novelty. "And the price, well you know, ridiculously low, for such things. Each $2.50. Hei These are Los, torn and of very {fine sized 72 x 94. Really beautiful goods. grade, full the week's We associate these with $1.75 and yet for special, we say, but $1.49. : Hemstitched Pillow Slips 42 inch. Matching the sheets, perfect articles. Reg. 35¢ oe are pricing these at 29¢. We bought both these items at a concession from tha or And we invite your pe for the week's special. STZ Hl Pens Cribs Complete with mattresses, at very enticing prices. Done in ivory $9.50. : Done in pink $11.00. A larger size in ivory Toe Card Ww ith Zalmite tops, but strong, and we gee ourselves on our price $10.95. folding legs, not only compact, Men' S Shirts - Well made in gray, cotton flannel. Special each 89c. EET HTS Ladi S Bloomers Newly in. Rayon silk. In these days of low priced merchandise this cannot be beaten. Medium and large sizes. All sizes. a psy == Per pair 49c. > Home Patlerns We have about 500 of these that we wish to get out of the way. Some of these will always be useful, and ~ up-to-date. Some. were as high as 75c. You could wisely set them aside at 10c each. ora = > ~ SATURDAY'S SPECIAL Fresh shoulder pork hams, either for boiling or roast- img. Weights 6-8 Ibs. At the remark ably low price of 10c per Ib. 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