pt Rg Ra Pwd THE DRYDEN OBSERVER ° October 30th, 1931, oi "sr JOSEPH' CHURCH : Father Belanger, P.P. Holy Mass. Catechism. Rosary and Benediction. Sunday: 10 am. 11 am. 1 . 7 pm. [4 ST. LUKE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Sunday morning 10 o'clock-- Sunday School. 11 o'clock--Mattins and Ser- mon. 7 o'clock -- Confirmation Ser- vice and sermon by Rt. Rev. Lord Bishop of Keewatin. Rev. ; Ww. M. Clarke Minister. A La THE BAPTIST CHURCH (Edgar Ferns, Pastor) 10 a.m.---Bible School. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship. 7.30 p.m.-- The Lordship of Christ" Thursday 8 p.m.--Prayer and Bible Study. Friday 8 p.m.--B.Y.P.U. CC ---- THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA : Dryden Ontario Oxdrift--1.30 Sunday School. 2.30 Divine Worship. Dryden--11.00 Church School. 7.00 Divine Worship. The Minister will preach on-- «The Greatest Thing In The World." You are heartily welcome. John W. Howes, Minister. A) = For the Hollowe'en Party or Visitors DIXIE CUPS and FROST BITES Choice selection of Candies, bulk or fancy boxed. ENTRAL AFL HD) GRED> () TTD (WBE (TT) GE Om ED () EER ()-3UD- ()- SATS () SEE (EE (a J I have secured the agency for WINDSOR CLOTHES for ee The best and Gas boys clothing in Canada. In the store we have 12 model suits and 72 samples to choose assisted by Mrs. Maunsell and: Mrs. Gibson. served for -Candidates, and the Choiristers. will fill their Choir- vice. Lady candidates are re-| seats as usual. We will accomo- quested to be in the Church| date our congregation to the Hall at 6.30 where they will he! best of our ability. a Notice to Anglicans The Rt. Rev. Lord Bishop of Keewatin will confirm about 20 candidates in our Evening Ser. Baptismal Service The Dryden Baptist Church Sunday Night, Nov. 1, 7.30 p.m. This service will be conducted by the young people of the chureh. They will give you a hearty welcome. They invite the young men and women of Dryden to attend this very important service when the ordinance of scriptural baptism will be observed. The evening service will be followed with the ordinance of the Lord"s Supper and right hand of fellowship to new members. The Pastor will speak on 'THE LORDSHIP OF CHRIST,"" a message especially for young people who are desirous of going all the way with Jesus, not only Seats will be re- xy) 1 % |" Take Adve of the \ a vantage of the vi i D . \ epression Vi A - NEW PRICES WILL BE 50% HIGHER | | Good fur pelts are now almost impossible to obtain. { The raw fur market is bare of all but inferior skins. ~ YY Prices are at exorbitant levels, and are going still high- \ er. Buy now, at the lowest prices in years. Depression Vl prices cannot last much longer. | 24 6 FRENCH SEAL COATS 3 | i $85 Co A \/ 1H JE B. GA TES Sane i ' i PSST as Saviour, but as the Lord of their lives. from. Prices range from $8.00 upwards. made in any style you desire. very best. The best apie ever of- fered in Dryden. We will be pleased to have you call and he- system. T. PROUDFOOT "The Dryden Tailor" OEE O GED (GED ORE (ENR GED () 6 1) GATED -SMED- (-EKN ()-GEEER- () END () Es graved and plain styles, 14 Qur repairs on Jewelry, teed. Wedding Rings Don't fail to see our specials in Wedding Rings, en- L. M. BEATH & CO. ~ THE JEWELLERS SES lb and 18 karat, only $6.50 watches and clocks guaran. You may select any pattern wo \ Workmanship and quality the |] come acquainted with this new |/ VAY The following specials for Saturday, October 31st, 0" should prove an attraction for the thrifty housewife. Van Horne Grocery # Van Horne & Albert Sts. Phone 155 i" oe J. M. HARDIE, PROP. TERT ITT 1 tin Corn, 1 tin Peas, 1 tin Tomatoes, ALL FOR 3(¢ Libby's Corned Beef, 1-1b tins, 2 for ............. 3b¢ Ontario Hand Picked Beans, 5 lbs. for ............ 25¢ King Oscar Sardines, 2 tins for .................. 25¢ Smith's Stoneless Plum Jams, 4-16 tin ............ 35¢ HOME BAK ERY and ! ; | § L Ra Dear folks -- Sorry to disappoint you this week Cola our swe page add will appear in next issue of this 'Wonder Beam." | i Business h as been good. Dozens of the faithful are CANDY SHOP OUR BUNS AND ROLLS FRESH DAILY Cold Meats Fruits Ice Cream Guaranteed Eggs at 43¢ Dozen. i A Fm or ; a Ea JE, FUSE SOR . o Bread Tickets, 15 for $1.00 turning in radio prospects and helping us to make sales. The writer certainly appreciates all the "tips" and "'helps."" One afternoon last week we created a little record. Five calls and sold absolutely five new sets. We are covering our territory as well as we possibly can. If we fail to write you to patronize us, come on in and tell us about it. Radios can be bought for a song now--DProgrammes are improving too. All for this week, Sincerely, Joe. P.S--"A dollar," we read, it was six years ago." cost of collecting it. is worth 42¢ more than This is possibly due to the high E. W. STANSFIELD & SON McCormick-Deering \: (8 Pronger & Armstrong "Through Service We Grow"' "No One Appreciates Your B usiness More Than We Do." J 7 Winterbottom Lumber Yard | Builder @, Contractor. Lumber, Coal and Builders' Supplies EVERYTHING FOR A BUILDER Quality -- and -- Service DRYDEN JAS. WINTERBOTTOM ONTARIO \ y (7 Sa | PATERSON'S MEAT MARKET ~ Shoulder Veal Steak, DE DO as oh nah ge a sree 15¢ Cottage Rolls, per I ............iivvvivnivninnns 19e, Shoulder Pork Steak, per 1b ..................... 15¢ Ea FOR SATURDAY ONLY i Coll Toots, pom Wve in ovis morass edi busine 8c i | Pork Sausage, 3h for ........... cov uin.. 25¢ | | Leg of Pork, whole or half, per 1h .......... 16¢ | | Shoulder Roast of Veal, per 1b .............. 10¢ | BETES Lr RE Dyn ie er Ei a 25e Spare Ribs, 2 1b for ......... cc... 0. ll, 25¢ Blood Sausage, 2 Ih for ......................... 25¢ Phone 6. A. PATERSON Dryden A J J Wright's Store - OUR GROCERIES AND GUARANTEE Your daily supplies will be the better for a little shopp- ing in our store. Goods that are the best. Once tried then your verdict, if it isn't better than you've been buying for the same price, no matter where, send it back and get your money back. Every Vegetable and Fruit the Season Affords. f Tt " I ol 4 | i } . Phone 49 \ T.RACTORS Two Sizes--10-20 and 15-30 McCORMICK- DEERING TRACTORS are in a class by EI eu Throttle Governor; Fenders over Rear Wheels; Roomy Comfort- able Platform; Belt Pulley; Adjustable Drawbar; Removable S OLD COUNTRY for Qhristmas Travel an CANADIAN PACIFIC Route THROUGH SLEEPING CARS Spade Lugs; High Tension Magneto with Impulse Starter; Handy Brake and Radiator Curtain; is Regular Equipment. 10-20 Price--$880.00 15-30 Price--$1245.00 F.0,B. Winnipeg--Tax Included (let our Literature, it will show you the many advantages of the MeCormick-Deering. SPECIAL TRAINS FARES to Ship's side for Christmas Sailings Greatly MONTCLARE DEC. 3 REDUCED DUCHESS OF BEDFORD . DEC. 11 : MONTROSE DEC. 12 during DUCHESS OF RICHMOND . DEC. 16 DECEMBER Frequent Sailings During October and November CANADIAN PACTY iC Ask your local ticket Agent or write H. R. MATHEWSON General Passenger Agent J: J+ CORNER C.P.R. Station - - - Winnipeg, Man. OXDRIF T ONTARIO Li mn ~. NoTICE #: LJ fl to the Residents of Dryden S OMETIME ago, I felt I could better serve : my many friends and customers in this district if 1 obtained the Agency for a reputable dry cleaning and dyeing company, so after considerable writing and investigation, I have at last procured: Sole Representation in Dryden, for the well known firm of Perth's, Winnipeg, and who, in my éstimation are usually capable of giving quick service, real skilful work and unquestionably fair prices of any I had contacted. Take this announcement as a suggestion to get all your soiled clothes made clean and smart. Go through your clothes closet and bring all you find for the finest available dry cleaning at City Prices. PHONE 42 N. DAITER DRYDEN ONTARIO Li ni