Dryden Observer, 19 Aug 1932, p. 4

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BAGR FOUR \ THR DRYDEN OBSERVER TTT AUGUST 10th, 1082. : TO RENT--TWO FURNISHED] CLASSIFIED COLUMN Front Rooms, apply Observe Office, Dr yden. FOR SALE--100 PLANTS OF 4-leaf Lucky Clover or Sham rock, 10¢ each. If hy mail oh low 10¢ for postage and pack- ing. Apply to Mrs. L Smith, Waldhof, Ontario. 26 HOUSE TO RENT--PRINCESS St., posession 1st of Septeni- ber, apply W. D. Dickson, Dryden, Ontario. TES 0 GED EEL EE GEE EET EE CD) SEE) > SE (ms © A CONTEST For Schoo Children Oniy Ey () CE () GR FIRST PRIZE FOR THE BEST Colored Covers of Silhouette Exercise Books wtih cn CRAYONS OR WATER COLORS LOTS OF FUN VARIOUS DESIGNS ALL INTERESTING I A dandy scribbler and a chance to win one of these valuable prizes for 5c. CONTEST OPENS AT ONCE AND ENDS SEPTEMBER 30th. Dryden Pharmacy 4d. Ontario Dryden 05) ED () CED () RD () - SEED () GED () CED )- END () €27- () -E- () CED () ERED (GERD () SHED () ED ()-EEED -- a A WD OA. RR LE oe EEE -- = ry a RL Bm cm mmm cm mE md 2 LOT FOR SALE--S14 7,-CON. 6 Wainwright, Apply Mrs. Gi. Molloy, Dryden, Ontario. 26 LOST--5%x30 GUTTA PERCHA Tire and Wheel comglete. Reward will be given for the return of same, Dryden Paper Co., Dryden, Ontario. FOR RENT -- HOUSE, NORTH side of track, apply J. Guthrie Box 100, Wainwright Town- ship, Dryden, Ontario 19 FOR SALE--PURE. BRED LEG- horn Pullets and Cockerels, also Cockerels for fattening, apply Geo. Keatley, sr.,, Dry- den, Ontario. 19 ABOUT 1,500 FT. GOOD LUM- ber, © 1-inch, 2x6 included, mostly Spruce, $18.00 deliver- ed. W. S. Crawford, Box 178, Dryden, Ont. FOR SALE--A SCHOLARSHIP at Success Business College worth $120.00 at a great re- duction, apply The Dryden Observer, Dryden, Ontario. FOR SALE--YOUNG PIGS, $5 pair, apply Alf. Doudiet, 1% mile Bast of Dryden, Beach Road. 2 FRATERNAL NOTICES GOLDEN STAR LODGE AF. & AM. No. 484, GR.C. Meets in the Masonic Hall, Dry- month. Visitors cordially invited. Con Anderson, W.M. A. J. Clempson, Sec'y. LO.L DRYDEN LODGE, No. eUelie 1694 Meets the First and Third Wednesday of each month, at eight pm. in the Town. Hall. Visiting brethren cordially invited. WM. BOYLE, W.M. B. R. SMITH, Reec.-Sec'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. F. WHITELEY, Rec. Sec. ECHO ANSWERS "WHY?" In any newspaper you can find pictures of charming women underneath which it reads: "Miss So-and-So, twenty years old."" (Why «do those printers den, the Second Tuesday of each | always leave out "was" ?)---Whiz Bang. > DRIVE THE NEW FORD 'V-8 THE eight-cylinder perform- ance and riding comfort of the New Ford V-8 are beyond anything you've ever hoped to have in a low-price car. Beautiful lines. 75 miles an hour. 55 miles an hour in second. Silent second gear. Silent, synchronized gear shift. Self-adjusting hydraulic shock absorbers with thermo- static control. Low first cost . and economy of operation. STEUS TOR A DEMONSTRATION 575. NEW FORD FOUR- $ CYLINDER CAR 51 5 up (F. o. B. East Windsor, Ontario. Poni ers, spare tire and taxes extra. Easy time payments.) "The Canadian Car' Dingwall MotorsLtd. | Dryden, Ont. Eenora, Ont. 0. H. PRONGER, Prop. RED and WHITE PHONE 26 MOND Tn tats DAITER'S STORE NEWS AT DAITERS YOU GET BETTER QUALITY GOODS AT LOWER PRICES Than Any MAIL ORDER CATALOGUE --_-- MEN'S WORK. SHOES Boni soles or leather soles, a strong wearing s'ioe, pair for only $2.45 LRLRERST | MR FEET lr ti py DE EE A 15. INCH TOP SHOES Men now is your chance to get a good pliable shoe at a low price, double leather or panco soles, nailed or stitched, our price per pair $4.25 MEN'S AND BOY'S STRAW HATS Clear ring price, 2 hats -MEN'S AND BOY'S RUBBERS We have received our fall shipment of rubbers and have marked them at low selling prices. Men's Red Gum Rubbers, heavy ribbed vamps, heavy corrugated rubber soles, grey sole, foxing solid rub- ber heels, our price per pair $2.45 Same Rubbers as above but in a cleated sole per. DAE i re Are Ae BN FR Se me $2. 95 First Quality Black Rubbers. Six large lacing eye- lets, heavy rolled edge sole, solid rubber heels, per pair $2.15 Lighter Weight Ruaphers for men, per pair Compare these prices with others and it will prove that it pays to shop at Daiters. J.N. DAITER The store of quality goods at low prices. TTT Prompt attention given to mail orders. . DRYDEN, ONT. RRR RRRRRARRRRA, Re DAY SpecialPickled Pork 10%%c th. TUESDAY--Tceing Sugar 51b d4c; 5 Ib Lump Sugar 45c¢. WEDNESDAY--Cheese 15¢ tb; 100 tb Salt $1.10. THURSDAY--Tomatoes 3 29¢; Cabbages 10 th for 25c. fb for 25¢; Apples © Tb Zor FRIDAY 24 tb Flour 59¢; Mixed Wheat $1. Beans, 10 1b for 39ec. 35; Potatoes 50c per bushel; 'White Cups and Saucers Clover Leaf Cups and Sauce Cups only 7 and 8 inch White Plates Fancy 7 and 8 inch Plates Coupe Soups Seallope =o 05 roan Fruit Saucers Pudding Bowls Fancy Teaplates (Glass Tumblers ........... Faney Milk Jugs Mixing Bowls Bgg Cup Livin syn nis Fancy Cream Jugs Teapots PS IIE TE BNE SNC FL RENO ee Eagan la eu 25¢ SEE See GE 10e PS ra SIE I A SA - < ~ < ~ < ~ ! ~ ~ ~ i PS c ~ < that word £3 GD ED ES) 0 0-2 GRABS: From time to time we remind you of these items of speculation, all win on your part and loss on ours. As the leech takes from the pat- ient, his super abundant blood, so our grabs help to clean our stock. You can safely buy them at 25¢ 50c & $1.00. All value, all a surprise. RUNNING SHOES: It is immaterial to us what the cost is. We fill our windows with about 300 pairs: Your choice can be made, our price is 50c per pair. What can you do, where can you go to beat this. There remains two months. You shoe your children or you shoe yourselves, at the very extremely low price of 50c. MEN'S LIGHT TROUSERS: Nearly 100 pairs of the summer stock, We simply will not carry these over, if we can help it. «= So, there is a wonderful range of practically all regular sizes, in a Jay of cloths, and qualities. : We will take he oy on the dollar for these, rather than not sell them. This is surely worth the look. NEW FALL GOODS ARE COMING BY EVERY TRAIN. i The prices are very low. TWO GROCERY SPECIALS Up to quantity reserved. « 200 1bs. back bacon. of that specially fine: pea mealed ES ITE SE SSE SES By the half piece 20¢ per 1b. This bacon met deserved praise, when we sold it a couple of weeks ago, this is why we endeavoured to repeat it. ia By the piece 19¢ per 1b. SI ECHOICE BC) CHEESE CHEESE We are putting out. 500 lbs. of new cheese at the very low price of 12¢ per pound. Alfred Pi DRYDEN, ONT. CHEESE ~ ET a 4% CEE (GERD () CED (): GED) <2 () ON didniie:] pire. 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