THE DRYDEN OBSERVER | NOVEMBER i7th 1083." a The Dryden Observer Tlsie B. Collison, Publisher Published every Friday at Dryden, Ontario. Subscription rate $1.50 yearly. FORMER MAYOR OF CALGARY IS DEAD, AGED 65 Geo. H. Webster, Noted Figure of West, Had Bean Liberal Leader CALGARY, Nov. 10.--Four times mayor of Calgary and Alberta Liberal George Harry Webster, following rarty stalwart, died Thursday, lengthy iliness. leader for the Liberal party in Al- here a He was former House berta legislature. Born in Leicester, England, 65 years ago, Webster carne to Canada with his parents in 1873, settling in Orangeville, Ont. When the family came to Winnipeg, in 1880, the Foot- hills called the youth. who later be- came Calgary mayor in 1923, 24, '25, 96. He became a personal friend of the Prince of Wales when the royal family member visited Alberta. Constructed Railways. Railway contracting and the cattle business interested Mr. Webster. He became manager of Senator Patrick Burns' packing company in 1900. He built sections of the Grand Trunk Pacific, railway in the. Dryden, Ont, and Calgary area. He constructed the Edmonton and Dunvegan railway in the Peace River country. In 1926 he was elected to the Al- berta legislature as Liberal member for Calgary and was re-elected in 1930. In 1932 he quit his post as tiouse leader because of a serious abdominal ailment which caused his death Thursday morning: Ww. R. Howson, K.C., succeeded him as Lib- eral chieftain. The title of "Cowboy Mayor" was won by Mr. Webster because of his support of the Calgary stampede. His friendship with the Prince called for visits to the royal ranch near High River, and a Visit to Buckingham Palace during a trip to England. He is survived by his wife, for- merly May Calder, of Winnipeg; two daughters, Mrs. Orren Olson, Cal- gary, and Mrs. Robert Kellaway, Calgary, and a son Daniel, of New York city. Mrs. Norman Andrew and Mrs. A. Logan, both of Winnipeg, are sisters. A third sister, Mrs. F. Davies, lives in Neepawa, Man. --Winnipeg Tribune. Mr. The early setting in of a regorous winter has created a big remand for reading matter in the Mill Hall Club. Very acceptable gifts were contribut- ed this week by Mr. W. Richardson and Mr. H. II. Humphrey. Playing cards are always very useful, thanks William, likewise to H. H. H. for "Punch." : Tom Foote has taken over the Skating Rink for the coming winter and has made some nice changes for the better, inside and out, so some good times are expected this winter, skating to music, ete. Reg. Harris has hired the ice for he first night, so watch for his add and a free skate. Season. tickets will be as follows: Public and 1st, Form High School $2.00; High School $2.50; Adults $3.50. A Family Ticket for four or more is also to be arranged. Skating every night tilt further notice. Kiddies free this Saturday from 2 pm. till 4 pm. : "Pree adults skating Monday, Nov- mber 20th, at 8 p.m, compliments of Harris Drug Store. \ "EARLY SHOPPERS' OPPORTUNITY CHRISTMAS CARDS Beautiful cards =-- carefully selected. Large and small styles. Well gummed envelopes. 12 cards for 44c Pryden Pharmacy Ltd: CLA ASSIFIED Sy EE (EE (-S ( E )-S ()CED- GED () EE () GE () - ( -D- () -6SI- O -@EN } SECTION FF IN MEMORIUM | ] BLAKIi--In loving memory of our ! baby son Alex who died November | 20th, 1932. | Thou art gone, our precious darling, Never more canst thou return; Thou shalt sleep a peaceful slumber, Till the resurrection morn. : Mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Blake. MUNICIPALITY OF MACHIN PROCLAMATION NOTICE is hereby given that I will attend at the Cascade Hotel Eagle River, on Friday, November 24th, 1933, between the hours of 12 neon and 1 p.m. to receive nominations for Reeve and Councillors for the year 1934. Notice is also given that should more candidates than are required be nominated, polls will be held at Hagle River, Vermilion Bay and Minnitaki on Monday, December 4th, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Gro. RUETE, Clerk. Dated at Hagle River, this 15th day of November, 1933. C-46-1 GOD SAVE THE KING MUNICIPALITY VAN HORNE PROCLAMATION NOTICE is hereby given that Iwill attend at the Township Hall on Fri- day, November 924th, between the hours of one and two o'clock to ve- ceive nominations for Reeve and Councillors for the year 1934. Notice is also given that should more candidates than are required be nominated, a poll will be held at Dryden on Monday, December 4th, 1933, between the hours of nine a.m. and five p.m. at the same place. GEO. WICH, Clerk. Dated at Dryden this 8th day of November, 1983. C-47-3 GOD SAVE THE KING TOWN OF DRYDEN PROCLAMATION NOTICE is hereby given that I will attend at the Town Hall on Friday, November 24th, 1933, between the hours of 7.30 and 8.30 o'clock p.m. to receive nominations for Mayor and Councillors for the year 1934. Nomin- ations will also be received for three School Trustees. : Notice is also given that should more candidates than are required be nominated, a poll will be held in the Council Chamber on Monday, the 4th day of December, 1933, between the hours of 9 am. and 5 p.m. J. BE. G1BSON, Clerk. Dated at Dryden this 10th day of November, 1933. C-46-2 GOD SAVE THE KING The effect of oiling on the crack- ing strength of egg-shells is so slight that it may be disregarded. Ne = WC X I A I TR YE 2 \ MA Sr Wr A WN NE a La Fl i TR EI Con Mulvey and Osborne Western Sales Book | i QOUNTER EALRS 3 Reat _ BOOKS + Co arden Leal and ix beet Automatic Styles Registers "Western Ma 'astern Trada® | Winnipeg, i J : i EY BUY YOUR SALES BOOKS From Agent for Western Sales Book Co, Ltd. i give us toys for distribution community at Christmas. are sold--Thanks. DRYDEN ! : | The manufacturers of these brands have arranged to Help us in this worthy cause--Place your labels in the ballot boxes which are found at all stores where tobaccos CANADIAN LEGION, BEST. TE 0-H . O- EH SE 0 SH) GCP SD (EHD OG 0 SES 0 FES 0 Se % EE) GEIR) CE GED ED) ED () TETS 0- GEER ()- GRE () SEND () CRED () SS ) SEEN 13 X - Can We Count on You Doing Your Part This is an appeal to smokers to save the wrappers (outside labels) from Buckingham Cigarettes, Buckingham Fine Cut and Buckingham Pipe Tobacco.. tio the needy children of our BRANCH THE DRYDEN OBSERVER | WORK WANTED--AnRy kind, Chas. Silver, Dryden, Ontario. apply Cc FOR SALE--Bell Church Organ, with pump, cheap for cash, apply Box 97, Dryden Observer. 5 C FOR SALE--New Electric Marcel- Waver, perfect condition, $7.00 value for $2.50, apply Observer Office. C FOR SALE---7 ROOMED HOUSE nice location, near Public School, good well, apply to Box 163, Dry- den, Ontario : FOR RENT--Six roomed house, fully modern, hot and cold water, 315.00 per month; also 4 cords birch wood, apply Dryden Observer. -48-3 FOR SALE---Two Cottages on Flor- ence sf, will sacrifice for $350.00 each, or will rent for $5.00 per month. This is the best buy en the market. Apply J. Winterbottom. FOR SALE OR RENT--Large, seven roomed house, centrally located, cheap for quick sale or very reasci- able rent to reliable tenant. S. B. Black, 234 Willow Ave. Torento 1 Ontario. or 3, C FOR SALE--Metal Poster Bed with two-tier double coil Spring and Mattress; Dresser, almogt, new: 9x12 Axminster Rug, choice of two; and Crosley Radio. Furnishings of Mrs. Fleming's home. Apply Mrs. J. Turnbull. C¢-45-1 GOLDEN STAR LODGE, AF. &AM, No. 484, G.R.C. Meets in the Masonic Hall, Dryden, the Second Tuesday of each month. Visitors cordially invited. HERMAN SAUNDERS, WW. M. 1. H. WITHROW, Secy. LO L DRYDEN LODGE, No. 1694. oUslie Meets the First and -Third Wednesday of each month, at eight p.m. in the Town Hall. Visiting brethren cordially invited, B. R. SMITH --W.M. 0. 8. JACKSON-- Rec. 1.0.0.F., DRYDEN LODGE, No. 417. Meets in the Town Hall, Dryden, every Second and Fourth Monday in the month at eight pm. Visiting brethren cordially invited. F. 0. BAKER--NG. F. WHITELEY, Rec. Sec'y DRYDEN BRANC Meets in the Pulp Mill Hall, the third Sunday of each month at 8.30 p.m. Visiting comrades cordially invited: J. Winterbottom, "Pres. H. M. Davidson, Sec'y. 7 8. V. Rigbey, Treas. WHY NOT TRY AN AD IN OUR Classified Column? The charges are very little and it is sure to bring - results. Do it now. cl FOR SALE--Two pairs skates and loots, size 18 and 38; also pair of girl's snbwshoes. Very reasonable. Phone Ti. C-46-1 IN THREE YEARS THE POLICY- . holders of the Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co. have saved over One Million Dollars in premiums. You too can isave $$§ by jnsuring with J. L. Skillen, the local agent. 'MUNICIPALITY OF MACHIN BY-LAW No. 148--NOTICE To fix the date of Nomination and Polling. The Council of the Muniei- pality of Machin enacts: That tne meeting of electors for nomination for candidates for Reeve and Coun- cillors be held on the Friday ypre- ceeding the last Monday in November, and that polling take place on the first Monday in December. Passed the 27th day of October, 1933. George Ruete, FF. O. Anderson, C46 Clerk. Resve. NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE of FRED DEACON, late of Wabigoon, in the District of Kenora, merchant, deceased. All persons having "claims against the Hstate of the sald FRED DEACON, who died on or about the 4th day of July, 1932, are hereby notified to send in full particulars therecf and their names and addresses to the under- signed 'solicitors for the Administrator ARCHIE WRIGHT, on or before the 20th day of December, 1933, as after that date the Hstate will be distribut- ed having regard only to the claims of which the soliciters will then have 'notice. : Dated this 1933. 17th day of November, C-48-3 MACHIN & DONLEY, Solicitors for the Administrator. SPEND CHRISTMAS AT HOME-- Perhaps you have been wishing for a long time that 'you might go back East for Christmas, or viait the Old Country once again. This ig thes. year to gratify your wish. Invitingly low fares will be obtain- able November 20th to January th to the Old Country, December lst to January 5th to Hastern Canada. If your desire should be to go south there are Homevisitors' fares to the Central States avallable December - 1st to January 5th, or to the ever popular. : Pacific Coast, November 15th to February 28th. The privi- leges in connection with these low fares are many, including stop- overs, generous. limits, and optional "routes, coupeld with fine, fast com- fortable - Canadian Pacific gervice. Mr. J. 8. Winter, Ticket Agent, Dryden, Ont. will be glad to sive detailed information. We naturally. We buy it. We "We. TIE EEE Shopping is Fun! enjoy buying things, just like anybody else. We get a great "kick ing able to buy real quality merchandise at today's low prices. take it. for granted that you want quality and that you expect to find it at Morton's, We know all about cheap merchandise, too. It is offered to us just as it is to every other store in town. having you bring it back! want' you to enjoy buying things here and to know that you will get your J money's worth out of them when- yon ; get them home. Cmvtaiale 1 out of be- And so do you, Some stores don't. We wouldn't enjoy tH DRYDEN -- ---- -- -- ro -- --- --- ----- = --- ~ -- b= = wo --- - - - = --- -- i -- o--- --- -- -- -_ --- --- --- b= = -- = -- = = = -- -- -- - -- -- = P= ped --- -- -- pd -- -- -- = = f= -- ow, - = on = = Fl k= --~-- = fd = = = psd = = = wa So pe) = = = = = = p= = = = = = -- ed na = == a= =n = = = -- = om -- van w= = a = -- =~ -- Chas. A. Morton, Jr. Successor. to Ralph Pronger ONTARIO TTI TTT TTT AT TT TTT | PEGA \ BLUE BAND CUPS AND SAUCERS om Bg WITH ONE THE BAZAAR 5c to $5.00 Store COME WHILE THE STOCK LASTS. © 10 inch MIXING BOWLS 3c. CUP FREE | \ TT ST LLL A 8 Some Things You Should Buy WE DO NOT SAY IT IN ANY BOASTING WAY, BUT UNDERNEATH ARE SOME THINGS THAT MAY NOT BE REPLACED. EER (EET (TY (EEE <TD } ~ x SOUP PEAS: Fine, clean, rich yellow peas, for soup. 10 tb for 2bec. These might be shipped out any day. Figure out that a winter's supply of soup peas may he bought for $1.00, say 40 pounds. : ¢ ED (GED (ER © <THE (CED ES (2 ENVELOPES: 2 Either plain or blue lined for 25 for Be. five cents a packet. BEEF: BEEF: By the front or hind quarter. BEEF: From twenty to forty on hand to choose from, at least from the first of the year. now until MEN'S OVERCOATS: Just six of them, and just received. dollars that these are good value. them. $15.00 is not much for an overcoat. We think at fifteen We would like you to see And these overcoats arc worthwhile. IRSA APINS SA AALS NIN PO PT OS SU VY Ch a hth aaa asia a as aa ag MEN'S TATLORED SUITS AND OVERCOATS: IF THE WRITER WANTED A NICE GARMENT, HE WOULD NOT CONSIDER TWO OR THREE DOLLARS ON PRICE. HE WOULD SAY THAT A COUPLE OR EVEN FIVE DOLLARS WAS NOTHING ON ONE, TWO OR EVEN THREE YEARS WEAR. § 0 CESD (-EED () CHD OED GEE ce reas lee rn MY THIS FOR THE BENEFIT ALSO OF THOSE WHO LIKE WELL FITTING, AND WELL TAILORED CLOTHES. SO THAT WHEN MR. COWLAND, OF THE CAMBRIDGE CLOTHES, GETS HERE FRIDAY AFTERNOON, WE KNOW THAT HE REPRESENTS ONE OF THE BEST 2 - ! ~ ; | -~ ~ HOUSES IN CANADA. THIS BY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE. EVERYTHING 18 GOOD, THE LININGS AND INTERLININGS STAY PUT. He will be here FRIDAY. MEN'S MACKINAWS: We have over 30 in stock. We will pay special attention to those for the week of Nov: ember 20th to the 25th. Just give these a glance, and note the week's offer. From our personal natice, mackinaws are coming back, People are finding that nothing beats them. SATURDAYS SPECIALS: «Fresh Pork Picnic Hams, weighing 6-8 lbs. + tity offered is sold Until the quan- 12¢ per Th. PUVO VU V UV VUE VV a Ve aaa aad add CE {GRE ) <S CIRE (CR (SUE OE Br ()-<ERE { HERE ED OO RD |) RAE (ERD NICE FRESH PRUNES: By the pound or by the box of 25 pounds 10c per th. SO, It might pay to buy. POU OTTO VE WTO ae ad oat asasaa aa sass al 7 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, PAY-DAY SPECIAL : Excellent Side Bacon, bought for the day. Slabs weighing 8 to 12 pounds. Blab ..........4s Half Slab Alfre 19¢c per 1b. 20c per ib. DRYDEN, ONT. ANID 4% SA eseesne £3 gmEmeomo J SLOUDOES, 4) y XN SAEED § ) ABET {3AEEDD () SIRE {) SER OO (TE SE () SE SS SI SR (SO SS (SE