PAGE Wo = THE DRYDEN OBSERVER agree AUGUST Tih, 1983. DISTRI BT N EW /S CAMP NEWS BASEBALL DEAT DEATH NOTICE Number 2 The following members of Camp 1-B-5 were interred in Camp 1-B-8's cemetery on Saturday, August 5th, A.D. 1933: Johnstone, Jordan, Sav- age, McDonald, Marconick, Boyer. Rowbottom, McKreith, Dimmock, Kvasnicka, i and Pea- body. The above players tried hard but, at the end of nine innings the: score stood at Camp 1-B-8:22 runs, Camp 1-B-5 4 runs. Line-up for both teams as IL ows: Camp 1-B-5--Johnstone, R.F.; Jay Jordon, Catcher; Red Siyce. Pit- cher; Duke McDonald, S.8.; Karl Marconick, L.F.;. Boyer, 1st B.; Row- bottom, S.S.; Mac McKreith, 2nd B.; Bill Dimmock, 3rd B.; Paul Kvas- ticka, C.F; Subs. Phillips and Pea- body. Camp 1-B- 8--Jack Stevens, 2nd B.; Sonny Rost, S.S.;: Stewy Paterson, Catcher; Andy Anderson, 3rd B.; Jack Millford, S.S.; Jock Forbes, R.F.; Alf Littleford, CF; George Gough, 1st B.; Fitz. Fitzgerald; L.F'.; Roy Howe, Pitcher. MINNITAKI By Mrs. G. E. L. On Thursday, -August 3rd; the Minnitaki Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. W. Howell. Fifteen members answered the roll call. After the usual business was dealt with, Mrs. Philbrook read a very interest- ing paper on Canadian Industries. Miss Nora Rand demonstrated mak- ing fabric flowers. and Mrs. Howell showed 'us some samples showing every kind of stitch, patch and darn that she had. made thirty-five years ago when a teacher in England. The meeting closed with the National Anthem, and a dainty lunch was served by Mrs. and Miss Howell The next meeting will be held on September 15th, owing to the school fair being on our usual meeting date, and will be in the form of a social evening for the members and fam- ilies and friends, and will be held in the school. PERHAPS .A HAIRDRESSER The: chap who quinn an iceberg as "a permanent wave' was not a seafaring . man. and CookeD FOODS Easy to have fluffy Angel Food Cakes, Par- ker House Rolls, broiled steaks ... all kinds of better cooked foods... with the new Instant- Gas, hot gas flame! . their own gas from regular gaso- line. Fuel cost about 2¢ a meal! And what meals... better cooked foods in less time and with less work. Fewer and happier hours in the kitchen, Model | No. 930 er] \ Instant-Gas Sioves =, Make Their Own Gas --LIGHT INSTANTLY These modern-to-the-minute stoves bring gas-cooking conven- iences to every home; everywhere, Just strike a match, turn a valve start cooking over a clean, Make and burn New Beauty, Tool Beautiful new models that fit every type of kitchen ... at prices to fit every purse. Ranges with concealed fuel tanks, and porcelain Rippletone finish ° in attractive colors. Cabinet and Hot-Plate models. . . all instant lighting and all operating by the Safety Instant-Gas method. Be sure to see these new Colemans! Table-Top ASK YOUR LOCAL DEALER or write to | THE COLEMAN LAMP & STOVE CO., Ltd. TORONTO, 8, ONTARIO {SR-18X) fe can afford to pay. £35 CHEN ( SHNS- () -GHi- () <SR- AES ¢)-GiEn- () SKID Ram O) a, This delicious refreshing beverage is manufactured right in Dryden--All flavors--Sold at a price everyone SED HS SE OU 1 ED. 3-1 HT 7 SEB) MHD (} EE Wy © TH > WH Dryden Pop New being handled exclusively by the NEW DRYDEN JOBBING CO. Em OO -E- NEE) - GED () TE (5G ) TIRED: (ER {)-SHEms- ( SCOUT NEWS A special Scout commissioner been appointed to supervise Scouting among the tribes of professional criminals in India. * * * Scouts Make Park Fish Pond Roy Scouts of Rodney, Ont, made a lily pond in the local Horticultural Society park and stocked it with fish. % * * Demonstrate Gold Washing A demonstration of placer gold washing, with "real colour," or real gold dust shown, was a unique fea- ture of a North Vancouver Scout Garden Party. . * * * A Canadian Japanese Scout Troop A special cable from Baden-Powell congratulated Scoutmaster Yoshida of the 2nd Chemainus, B.C., Scouts, upon the third anniversary of the Scouts only Japanese Scout Troop in the Empire. * * * Free Uniforms for Afghan Scouts As part of its plan to encourage Scouting, recently started in that country, the Government of Afghanis- tan is supplying each new Afghan Boy Scout with two uniforms and camping kit. Ea * Cake and Bread Makers Compete A cake and bread making compe- tition for both professionals and ama- teurs, followed by an auction of the entries, was the means found by the Hanna, Alta, Herald and the Robin Hood Mills for financing the summer camp of the local Scouts. * * * A River Ferry Sunrise Service A sunrise Rover's own service on a ferry boat in Red river at St. Norbert, has | -- vice the middle of the|the Rev. E. S. Reed, opening just as was the | Churches ST. JOSEPH'S R. C. CHURCH Father Belanger, P.P. Sunday: 10 a.m. Holy Mass. 11 a.m. Catechism. 7 p.m. Rosary & Benediction. ST. LUKE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School. Rev. T. Cann. DRYDEN BAPTIST CHURCH Dryden, Ontario. "The Church with a Welcome." 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.--Morning Worship. 7.30 p.m.--Evening Service. "A Universal Message." Thursday, 8 p.m--Prayer Meeting. Friday 8 pm --B.Y.P.U. --F. M. Ward, Pastor. THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Dryden ° Ontario Oxdrift-- 1.830 p.m.--Sunday School. 2.30 p.m.--Divine Worship. Dryden--11.00 a.m.--Church School. 7.00 p.m.--Divine Worship. The minister will preach on-- "Making the Church Christian." You aré cordially invited to wor- ship with us. John W. Howes, Minister. climax of the second annual all-night hike of Winnipeg Rovers. The ser- was conducted by Rover Mate the sun showed over the horizon. =\ are right. town or country where the Dryden Lumber Company, Ltd. LUMBER AND BUILDING LER If it is in the building line we have it and the prices All Estimates Cheerfully Given. Phone, call or write for prices. We specialize in rapid delivery to any part of the roads permit. Agents for Lawn Mowers Phone 62-2. Canadian Qil Sharpened 'D. ANDERSON, \ Products. $1.00 Manager i N Builder & Winterbottom Lumber Yard Contraetor. Lumber, Coal and Builders' Supplies EVERYTHING FOR A BUILDER QUALITY AND SERVICE Dryden Vr JAS. WINTERBOTTOM Ontario ( \ \ ni TOBACCO "lan, F H 3) EOE {) USERID ) EERID- (EHD ) -HNNED- () - GEER SED (bE () EEN () -SHiid- () Hy 2 i 5 PALM ICE CREAM AND CONES CANDIES AND CONFECT LIGHT LUNCHES You will find our tea room convenient -and reasonable as to prices. THE DRYDEN BAKERY BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS FANCY BREAD AND CAKES IN GREAT VARIETY. EEE (ENE () SEED () 42S () GRD) SIS O-GS5 (32 (-2RD (aE SES CED (OSH ( 1ONERY TTT I TT Il BARGAINS | BOY'S FLANNEL PANTS Tailored in extra good quality flannel, sizes 26 to 29, reg. SAG far. Lo Sead a eae ny $1.95 Tweeds and blue merges, reg. $2.80 af... . 0 Joi anil al $1.95 Boys knee pants, good quality serge, ages 4 to 8, reg. $1.50 OT RN A TE SR TR $1.00 BOY'S COTTON JERSEYS NAVE DING 0 is tan vet gain gate i ale TRE SRL balan © Set ey R20 CHILDREN'S CANVAS SHOES Sizeg 9 10 11, 'SirYap ONLY, Der DAT i. i 5 ett aes dye iaiai 55¢ WHITE AND. BROWN CANVAS BOOTS All sizes, per pair ....... Er I I Re 50c GIRL'S WASH DRESSES Short sleeve styles with contrasting triromings, ordinarily 31. 00 and $1.25, sizes 3 to 14, BON oo vi. svn winapi ries 750 : GIRLS. OVERALLS In stripe and cream with navy trimming, reg. $1.75, sizes 16- 18 and 20, now _75¢ TES DRYDEN PHONE 71 EE EE EEE EE EE TE THT EH HHH TH EAL EHEHE HAT T H LRE EHH ERR EEL EL EE wo A £5) am -() <Ea () Sn- ) <E- () <SK- () - SOUVENIRS A fitting remembrance of a holiday in Dryden is a souvenir. We have them in brooches, rings, spoons and bracelets. From 15¢ to $1.50. L. M. BEATH & COMPANY THE JEWELLERS Prices Reasonable Repairs Guaranteed C.P.R. Watch Inspéetor Box 272 Dryden, Ont, (EE (CD (ER) TED) TE (EER) OED) ED (ET) GED () GED () GD TS SERED £3 O mms () SID () GED () SRE O 3S () ED) SEED CED (GRD (A(t Kim ED) GED () Sn (-CID- ) SID 2 " : ) ; --_---- a Ia 3 Dealers Phone Your Orders to 81-Ring 2. Gol Mr. A. M. Tanney SE (SRE E- )-EE- )-GH() S )SER ( GHED (FED) GED) SE (ET 0 4h ( re © === 3 KROEHLER MANFG. Co., LTD, Will open a furniture sample room 12 YAN HORNE GROCERY Sei THE DRYDEN HOTEL ¥ | J. M.- HARDIE lain: PHONE 155 Next Thursday afternoon, July 17th, with full range of ; Ea samples and photographs. , _ _ HADILFEFY"S Lo FLT ; Si Ep te Now is the time to.get first hand information on HOMEMADE BREAD anything in the furniture line you may require. No ob- HAS PROVED A SUCCESS AND KEEPS THE LEAD ligations--Let's now if you're at all furniture minded. In Quality, Demand, Sales and - oP NE 'Satisfaction. 3 [We can furnish your home from attic to cellar] 8 BROWN -- WHITE -- RAISIN ul --o--t--: AW Thin AY $6 STEP ALONG WITH THE HAPPY HOSTS WHO EAT Pronger & Armstrong HOMEMADE BREAD AND STAY YOUNG, | "PHROUCGH SERVICE WE KEEP cor G"' : DS AN REE '""No One Appreciates Your Business More Than We Do." | < < =. PINS <= J v KERY and CANDY SHOP BREAD, ROLLS & BUNS DAILY SOFT DRINKS, ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY FRESH COFFEE SERVED ANY TIME, The winner of last m 1onth' s Camera was Douglas Hatch. WHITE FLOUR BAGS @ $1.00 Dozen. oe W. STANSFIELD & SON ---- RED and 0. H. PRONGER, Prop. PEONE 26 Cy "an order; Nabob Coffee, 39¢ Ib, limit 2 1b. FOR SATURDAY, Aug. 12--Lard 10c Ib, limit 3 th to MONDAY AND TUESDAY Cabbages 10c each; a lovely assortment of Biscuits 25¢ per Ib. TUESDAY--Lard and Shortening 2 1b for 25¢; Pearl Soap, b bars 1%. WEDNESDAY--10 1b Sugar for 75¢; New Potatoes, 6 1 for 19e. THURSDAY--Fruit Syrups, reg. 25¢ for 19¢; Tomatoes, ripe, 3 1b for 25¢; 1 tb Biscuits and fuuny face 25c. FRIDAY-- Fresh ground Coffee, 25¢ 1b; Dairy Butter, 2 1b for 25c¢ i=n=2nan=2n2nzn=n=n=nk Be U2 UN NU ME BS He NH U2 UST US TUS US UST IEEE EE EE mE EEE Phone 30 Alan Durance, Prop. ~ NU-WAY GROCERY MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. WE DELIVER. ; MAKE YCUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS AND SHOP AT THE NU-WAY AND SAVE Sliced Pineapple, 2 for ....couiain loan Taner 25¢e POmEle JURE. rr i eat na We Eg Honey, 216°s ..... TR RT he men 29¢ Sun-Maid Raisins, per pkt. ........... hs aR 19¢ Pickling Onions, 2.1b for .......... ; ong 25¢ Fruit Jars (pints) . 99c Fruit Jars (quarts) $1.15 Graham Wafers, per pkt. .............. Co al 23¢ Wieners Mer dh or Ei aa ne 15¢ FPickles, (plenig mize) per Jar: ..c.vs ov ovaive sy +. 40e Flit, small, medium and large ........ 35¢, 50c¢ and 95¢ Sprayers hy i aH ee : Ei oi 2% Wilson Fly Poison, per nd ee va 10¢ FRESH FOR THE WEEKEND New Potatoes, New Cabbage, Carrots, Beets, Cucumbers,. Tomatoes, Peaches, Cherries, Apricots, Etec. RR RRR RRRRR o ARRAS