THE DRYDEN ao OBSERVER Remain one ees FONE 8rd, 1932. ~~ CHAUTAUQUA 1932 --. APPLY Thos Proudfoot, Dryden, Ont. HOUSE TO RENT 5 ROOMED HOUSE TO RENT, apply Mrs. W. 1. Spears. FOR SALE -- BATLED HAY, Apply BR. H. Pronger, Notary Puble. ROOM AND BOARD WITH every convenience at the lows} ble, apply DBirs tric Bteve, with ment, perfect about half orig Ross Hamilton, WHILE Plants, Tomato ; Flower Cauliflower Plants. Plants, Red early and winter Cabbage Plants, apply uv. Dreef, Arthur St, Dryden. FOR SALE --A QUANTITY OF Good Potatoes, 10 bus. lo's @ 40c per bus.; 5 bus. lots (@ 45¢ per bus.; 50c per single bus.; also a few tons of hay, $14.00 "per ton at barn, $15.00 per ton delivered in town. John FOR SALE -- FRESH MILCH Cow, Mrs. R. 8. Skene, Ox- drift. Ontario. Norris, Dryden. FOR SALE--GOOD MILKING Cow, has been tested, b years old, apply Nik Krauss, Wald- hof, Ontario, FRATERNAL NOTICES GOLDEN STAR LODGE A¥. & AM. No. 484, GR.C. Meets in the Masonie Hall, Dry- den, the Second Tuesday of each menth. Visitors cordially invited. H. Morison, W.M, A. EE. RERREY, Sce'y. ] 1 DRYDEN LODGE, No. «wlebio 1694 Meets the Iirst and Third Wednesday of each month, at eight pm, in the Town Hall. Visiting brethren cordially invited. . WM. BOYLE, W.M. B. R. SMITH, Ree.-See'y. 1.0.0.F., DRYDEN LODGE, No. 417, meets in the Town Hall, Dryden every Monday evening at 8 pm. Visiting brethren cordially invited. Jas. TURNBULL, N.G. FF. WHITELEY, Rec. Sec. TIRES are unbelievably Come in your and see size - Durance Bros. and Co. 1D o'clock p ONTARIO = = = T= = ao 1 Dot 18 FB {1 oe Ld 12 Ee LC CE CR EA Eh Eh > ri ill Ie Ch ; ol = To m= i El MEN'S BATHING SUITS ik LS . peti) i Men's black or navy all wool Bathing Suits, low cut I= I back and cut outs under arms, sizes 36 to 44, a 0s f= vice form fitting suit al only ou iivinal. bus $1.79 i A Men's Cotton Bathing Suits, all sizes, suit ........ 59¢ 2 3 . . = Ls Boy's Bathing Suits at very low prices. = MH Lh I MEN'S COMBINATIONS ais BIS Men's Balbriggan Combinations, knee length, short i 55 Ae Bere so le De 65c Ly Ae Men's Balbriggan Combinations, ankle length, short os 1154 CTY RL RE SE EE ET 86e Us a Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, suit 95¢ Bi te : oh ol Ue : : foe ol LADIES! HERE IS YOUR CHANCE IN GETTING i FL REAL QUALITY GOODS AT LOW PRICES I= fi 'We have received a new shipment of silk underwear me fie in all new shades. I= fir Cotton bloomers in different shades. Me fie Ladies' hosiery in different shades. i= = Cotton hose. I= f= About 200 yards of dress goods in different patterns. I r=: CLEANING AT BARGAIN PRICES = LE It will pay you well to call in and look these bar. oi is gains over before they are sold out. Lh Ir oA [ir a Ue Eh u 2 1 & & ds 2 3 4 Le i ) Snre r i; g] NEW AND SECOND HAND STORE 9 HE] GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD Exclusive Dealer, Tip Top Tailors Ltd, DRYDEN, ONT. EF FR RR RRR i es realism. "Merely Mary Ann"--s com- edy in four acts, is adopted by Israel Zangwill from hisstory of the same name. Both on the legitimate stage and in the talkies it has been a universal SUCCESS. The play will be staged by the Havelon Players. Both erit- ics and audiences declare it 'to be about the finest of its kind. "Merely Mary Ann' is an ideal play, it is clean, wholesome, has abundant humor, mmch pathos and contains a fine lesson. The | 'cast is excellent, and the staging of "Merely Mary Ann" will "MERELY MARY ANN" Presented by the Havelon Players on the Fourth Night. . Both on the stage and screen this comedy has won universal success. is full of laughter and tears; of heart beats and heart throbs that ring with It make you long remember both the story and also the acting. Richard 'and = Ollie Castilla that staged several plays when Earl Willingdon was Governor General of Canada. They re- ceived invitations to meet the Prince of Wales at the Earl's! 2 ! 8 o 0 S ! =) ] -] ! ] ] -] I J } ° ] ° | i reception at Ottawa, and the company of which they were members had the distinction of uging the ingignia "By Royal Appointment," Mr. Castilla produced 'Merely Mary Ann" and is manager of this company. Municipality of Machin COURT OF REVISION A Court of Revision for the Municipality of Machin will be held at the elerk's residence on Saturday, June 11th, 1932, at 8 , to hear and deter- mine appeals against the Assess- ment Roll for the said Munici- pality. Geo. Ruete, Clerk, Minnitalki, Ont. am Town of Dryden Permission will be granted for the installation of a limited number of Electric Stoves. Those wishing to install one can leave particulars with the Eleetric Light Dept. J. E. @ibson, Clerk. Notice To Anglicans Mr. McLean, senior student at Toronto University, who is short- ly to take temporary charge of this Parish, will preach hig first sermon here next Sunday even- Wedding Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cole enter- tained a number of friends and relations Wednesday evening in honour of their 25th Wedding Anniversary. A most pleasant evening was enjoyed and delightful refresh- ments served, including a beau- tiful three-story wedding cake, decorated by Miss Margot Cole. They were. the recipients of many lovely gifts of silver. The presence of Mr. and Mrs. Cole's gon John and his bride who the honeymooning the east made the event doubly in- teresting. To ; Anniversary Card of Thanks We would. wish at this time to express our deep appreciation to the few old friends of the late R. T. Hooper for their sin- cere expressions of sympathy and to the management of the Mill for their kindly -offer of assistance so promptly express- ing. We earnestly invite your|ed through Mr. McPherson. support. People's Warden. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Carr. | per bottle, but s Phone 138 ) ERR EE (ER SER ( ) GRD ( » SERED) AED (A () BL = ) CHE. () ETI () CED (CEE () SED) SE (| CEER () EOER () TS () CE () ED. () SR () SRP "Dryden Bottling Works Manufacturers of all DIFFERENT FLAVORS OF SOFT DRINKS Try our Special Dry Ginger Ale at 5c of our products. Dryden Bottling Works £1 Se () SRE. () SED. () HED () SEER) SE () GED () RE () ES () GENE () EET () SEE {) GES ee that it is one Dryden, Ont. Z25-) - )-y () RAnS-)-SEE- ED (EER (V-EN (O-2ER De a Te 5cC to $5. EE yee oA ur er ard Sarr ee Ser Soo 3 A 5 THE BAZAAR 00 Store WHEN YOU CAN GET IT AND TOP Fly Swatters Exit Insect Spray, 6 oz. . Exity Insect Spray, 16 oz. .. Sprayers for above ..... Chicken Feeders, 10 holes Garden Trowls, extra heavy Garden Forks, extra heavy Watering Cans, large sizes . Fly Coils, 2 for .. ! Men's Straw Hats 'Floor Mats, 18 x 36 WHY DO YOU PAY HIGHER PRICES FOR MERCHANDISE THAN YOU ~ NEED TO? PERE HERE AT A LOW PRICE QUALITY 10e 20¢ 50¢ 50¢ 2b 25e. be rr ag 1be cv. 200 sec ee ssc ee W. E. THORSEN & SON ae = === a a om === son, a -- ---- om { You Will Be Interested SPECIAL TOURIST TENTS: In buff and green. Size 9 x 9. Complete with poles, ete. We have only two of them, and think somebody ™ "could be interested. The price is competitive with any quotation. This is $25.00. BABIES" HIGH CHAIRS: Are sometimes asked for. We keep them. Priced $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00. ° Ca SANITARY FLY SPRAY: In 8, 16 and 32 oz, also 1 gallon. Fly sprayers, fly pads, fly swatters. Th Price is lower this year than last. ° RS FRUIT JARS: Are now in stock, in pints, quarts and half gallons. JOHN BULL MALT: | i One can for only $1.10. MOLASSES IN GALLON JARS: The real old fashioned black strap 70c. ce oe FANCY CHINA TEA POT, CREAM AND SUGAR: Make an inexpensive present, because the price is only 60e. SUIT CASES AND CLUB BAGS: See the window for our special week's offer. HARTT'S SHOES: You know the quality. ; We are pricing these for the week at $7.00. This along with new sorting. aw ae GREB SHOES: You surely know what these stand for by now. A new shipment makes our stock complete. We feature a black tan, 14" high at $7.00 per pair, and hiking girls should see the new high cut boot, price $5.00. "eo XY MEN'S WORK & BOY'S STRAW HATS In full stock and a range of prices. COUPONS: - Are gradually working down. entitles the purchaser to a coupon for each 50c spent. This coupon might be worth $100.00 to you, or $50.00 or $25.00. ee as - EGGS EGGS EGGS We find ourselves with an excess of this splendid fruit. We know nothing better nor cheaper. There might be a rush to clean out the several hun. dred dozen we are offering, hut up to that point, you can buy them at 10c¢ per dozen. These are comparatively all fresh, coming ag they do, from the District. So eggs, at 10¢ per dozen. We have also waterglass, and large crocks, if you wish to put them away. LINOLEUMS: In remnant ends, some 2, 3, 4 yards. In 9 foot and 12 foot width. It will pay you to investigate these. priced to clear out. of your room. Each piece Laid out upstairs, and easy of inspection. [ed DRYDEN, ONT. 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