Era PAGE TWO RES : as THE DRYDEN OBSERVER DECEMBER 8th, 1933, The ion CURLING NOTES resident ice-President rinks, 80 to 95. Sun' Life event of the season, opened Competition, the opening event vit wd was the | vs Vice-President and ended with a win for thie | Monday, December final score was Nicholson--Nicholson; Compe- | evening. The results to date are: 4th--Watt Dingwall main | Wigle--Wigle; Monday vs vs 'Winterbottom © vs Warren vs MecIntyre-- Taylor--Dingwall; ! McIntyre. : Tuesday, December 5th--Anderson 1 vs Foulis--Anderson; J. A. Pitt vs Morison--Morison; A. Pitt vs Skillen --Pitt; Wilscn vs MacRae--MacRae. Wednesday, December 6th--Watt va HOME BAK CANDY SHOP THE FORMULA BELOW iS BEING USED BY THIS BAKERY IN MAKING "OUR XMAS PLUM PUDDINGS" Each pudding will weigh about 2 pounds: The cost will be B0c per Ib, or $1.60 for 2 Ib puddings. 1 tb Flour; i, th Ground Almends; 1% th Brown Sugar; 1 pint Eggs; 2°fb Suet; 1/4 tbh Chopped Carrots; 2 th Currents; 2 tb Raisins; 1° tb Chopped Apples; 6 th Bread Crumbs; 2 tb Lemon Peel; 1 1b Chopped Melon; 34 oz. Cinnamon; 34 oz. Nut- meg; Ya oz. Cloves; 4 oz. Allspice; 4 pint Brandy; !2 pint Rum; 2V45 pints Beer; 6 ozs. Butter; Grating and juicz of 3 Lemons. We are making our puddings on Monday, December 18th. Orders for same taken not later than Saturday, December 15th. MAY WE BE FAVOURED WITH YOUR ORDER. E. W. STANSFIELD & SON ) 4 ERY and Winterbottom--Watt; Taylor vs War- ren--Taylor. * * Ed BEHIND THE GLASS McPherson has gone west, we Don, think to get a few pointers on the game. Someone said a parson never works. He should have been watching ithe Rev. Clarke Tuesday night. I-wonder why the Columnist took up curling. Jack says he is good at it. Sandy and Jock were slipping them in on Monday night, they must have learned the game where they swoop {it up. } The score board showed a veal curling game, one night this week. It looked like cricket. Score 15-17 record for Dryden. - Mrs. Taylor, Vermilion Bay, was a visitor to Dryden this week. ! | MINNITAKI Machin Elections Messrs. Brown, Hampe, Berg and Shapland were elected to the 1934 Council of Machin. _ Reeve Anderson was returned by acclamation. Messrs. Hampe and Shapland are both old timers in Municipal affairs, the former having served endless ZEBRA ITE rer rsasTscs SORE PE AL PEE IR TES AL CETL TE SE BERETS PR IE TER i sR AR A RE ERS RRR ERIE IERIE a Ty £1 ZL BEES IRY, ZS FA Mg SE EE 7s 7 3%! Phone 39 Alan Durance, Prop. NU-WAY GROCERY MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. WE DELIVER. SL ih)' : SHOP AT THE NU-WAY AND SAVE. NUNKINT ORANGES, per Q0Z0N vuoi vrrvsos iio, Guan 39¢ CAPE COD CRANBERRBIES, 2 I Tor ... one pis mene is 49¢ FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS, 2 M.for «vv awit ive ins 25¢ AN ATLAS rs Thin ail hw «as 7 a insri £8 Par rash sa ai ees Fo diem 100 APPLES, per DOX .........coooiilniiii $2.10 MINCE MBA Der TD "vu is aun apne wn 88 damn va sy owas 180 TAT. BBs B01 hn riven ls wn ents dn sie Rr eer 5 15¢ OLIVES, {Pimento Stuffod) os colo vin oii Peiaivy ov bunts 25¢ "BGGS, (Storage Firsts) per dozen .............5 viii 29¢ POP EINE CORN, 2 Tron ve hl iE ovina ain ci slr Tob 15¢ TOMATO CADET, por bottle ....... vu ne iiiis fhieiana is 17¢ SALMON (Favoy Pink) 2 ne for ...ioiliv i cided 2B¢ BREAKFAST SAUSAGE, per pg. ........ccvvesivsvinvai.. 19¢ APPLY CIDER, per quarh ...... cvsiebibes urns neiwing i nis 20c INU WAY TINA, Der, Tr. vi voi iso ai wa mi sie os hein bn 39¢ NU-WAY COPFRE, pdr Wo... .. 0... 0 mn os inn 39¢ ; yy 5 Ba TOBACCOS AND CIGARETTES ESSN iat RS na 3 SRR a, years in succession as Councillor, and the latter as Councillor at times and at others as Assessor, etc. Both are well known former residents of Edgle liver. Messrs. Brown and Berg are hoth new to Municipal work. Mr. Brown is a well known resident of Eagle River of many years and until now has not taken an active interest: in Municipal affairs but has kept in touch, and has aided the community jin an unofficial way many times, Mr. Berg is an old resident | of Vermilion Bay and has been section foreman there for at least twenty vears. Vermilion Bay has the mis- fortune to be separated from the rest of Machin Municipality by the un- organized township of Mutrie and has always seemed more or less isolated, but with Mr. Berg as representative, the first they have had, this matter should be, overcome and 'the Bay" be in closer touch. : Minnitakl, the east end of Machin, has no representative this year. Governing a Municipality of such extensions--four townships--is no light matter in ordinary times, and in such times as these, it is rather burden- some and it is the best of luck that we wish Reeve Anderson and his Council. Every ratepayer is expected to co- operate with his Council for the bene- fit of the Municipality and said rate- payers. DINORWIC : By T. Hauta. his Rert Lyon was a visitor at home here over the weekend. . 3 » » » . Alan Shaw, of Kenora, was a bus- iness visitor to Dinorwic during the week. * * * Mrs, FF. Cone and Edith Finlayson were visitors in Dyment during the week, * * x © Mrs. G. Huckell, who has heen ill for some time, is reported to be im- proving. * A El 8S. Watson, of Sioux Lookout, was a business visitor in Dinorwic during | the weekend. * # * Mr. and Mrs. Dickens, of Oxdrift, were visitors in Dinorwic over the weekend, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Scollard. = * * * A dance was held on Saturday in the Dinorwic Social Club Hall in aid of the Children's Christmas Tree. It was quite well attended and a nice sum 'was realized. * * x A meeting of the members of the Dinorwic Social Club was held on Wednesday at Jas. Oliphant's to transact general business. It was de- cided to construct.a platform in hall and also to paper the interior of the hall. Also it was decided to hold a dance on Saturday in aid of the Children's Christmas Tree. / Winierhotiom Lumber Yard Builder (® Contractor. =) = Lumber, Coal and Builders' Supplies EVERYTHING FOR A BUILDER QUALITY AND SERVICE Dryden JAS. WINTERBOTTOM . PHONE 49 I C. J. WRIGHT PHONE 49 - COOKED AND CURED MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON PRICES ON ALL LINES, LET US SERVE YOU "3 WE SPECIALIZE IN THE LOWEST POSSIBLE SELECT LINE OF FRESH GROCERIES I VEAL STEAK, 2 1b for PORK STEAK, 2 1b for CHOPPED SUET, 2 Ib for ..... FRESH HERRING, 4 1b for the 4 ROUND STEAK, per Ib HIP ROAST, per b.....0 0 i viii PRIME RIB ROAST, per 1b .... BLOOD SAUSAGE, per ih LIVER SAUSAGE, per tb PORK KIDNEYS, per 1b PICKLED PORK, per 1h GOLD EYES, per th iy M A A A AAA AAA AAA Phone 6. A. PATERSON Ontario or PATERSON'S MEAT MARKET as a CADP LE PA DO ND APN Dryden = <i >> = / A = bis Pata a td a AA i ee pro PEE : ) x Aria oi PTE SE rr GE LT A EA i RR BP PT AS A ARERR SA RATA A TT BR A ART BR PTE TE HST A AR A TEA EET AEP ry ry BESS 4s For the Men on Your List: Ties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Ash Trays, Men's Fancy Gloves, Our CHRISTMAS COME AND SEE US swwwwx All New Stock of Gifts For Everyone sxsw Men's Fancy Garters, Ete. - From 25c and up. To Del \/ IN ight the Feminine | Fancy: Silk Stockings, China, Glassware, Pyjama Sets, y Boxed Handkerchiefs, Toilet Sets, Boxed | Stationery. Select your gifts for the children. Any kind ok toys from 5c to $2.00 ~~ MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED Come in and look around when in town \ Dryden bs TB TT ABs SRR . E. THORSEN AND SON THE BAZAAR ti A RR ES SA Sams Ontario EE s Reon 0 & ¥