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~ Mrs P Moline presented Mr and {riendg present. ryd DRYDEN, Armistice Service Sunday, November be remembered in the various churches of the town. Regular Sunday with messages appropr- jate to the day at the usual time. At 3:15 pm in the Pulp Mill Hall, a Special Serv- ice of Commemoration will be held. The Veterans will parade. the Ministers of the town will conduct the service and special music will be supplied by band, United Church ang Soloists. oth will FOWL SUPPER-- The Ladies of Oxdrift did themselves splendidly at the Annual Fowl Supper held recen- tly. The program by the vario tly. The program by the vari- ous Artisth pleased everybody. The resuly was well worthy of the event. Pardon the delay in reconing this event but the Elec- tion can take a lot of blame. 35th Marriage Celebration-- Mr and Mrs Lindquist enter tained on October 22nd on the occasion of the celebration of the 35th anniversary of their mar- riage. There were about 30 friends present and a most delightful evening was Spent in various en- tertainments. Befare the refreshments were served on behalf of the guests Mrs Lindquist with a:handsome China Tea Set. Mrs Moline gave a brief address conveying the best wishes of the many Mr and Mrs Lindquist respon- ded suitably, after which delici- ous. refreshments were served. WABIGOON ITEMS )ivine Service will be held on day. Afternoon, November 3, ree o'clock, by the Rev. E. ues, to which all are heart- ly invited. There will alsobe 2 short story for children be- fore the sermon. The Ladies of St. John's Chucrh are holding a Bake Sale; also plain & fancy needle-- work on the afternoon of Nov- ember 11th (Thanksgiving Day) in a'd of the Church funds. Any contributions for the Stalls will gratefully received- Miss Bayne is holding a Silver Tea at the same time. Don't forget to call in at Pidgeon's Hall" on the afternoon of the 11th at three o'clock. C: W: L: SALE-- The C: W: L: will hold a te and Sale of Fancy Work an Aprons at Mrs Count Sireddo's November gth from 3:30 to 5:30 Admission 25c. ~ aN TAX COLLECTOCR-- TENDERS will be rece'ved by the undersigned up to and in- cluding Wed., October 30th for a Tax Collector for S:S: No. 2 Zealand. Lowest or and Tender not nec- essarily accepted. W. W WHITE, Bedworth, Ont Sec-Treas MACHIN & DONLEY, Barris- ters, Solicitors, etc., Office on Main Floor, Donnelly Block, Corner Matheson & First St. South, Kenora Ont. i PREVENT FIRE INSURANCE ® wowaz wen - J or Ferguson Expresses Gratitude TORONTO, Oct. 30--With the re-election of hig government as- sured by a large majority, Prem- ier G. Howard Ferguson made the following statement: "It is a matter of great satis- faction that the policies and ac- tivites of the Government have been enthusiastically endorsed by the people of the province. It demonstrates beyond question the people of Ontaric cannot be misled with hysteria or emotion even by misrepresentation. There is a keen and intelligent interest taken in the business af- fairs of the prowince.by the gen- eral public. any progress port unless © straightforwar "I am par cause it is u that' the get fidence in the evidence as con | "and sinc- erity of pur as guided the govern it work. We have best in the past, 1 continue to carry on same high purpose as' "It is a} to s I near the me, person: hi end of my 25th year in public life that I should find the people of Ontario expressing their con- fidence and goodwill in such a generous manner as they have done today. I am sure every member of the government will regard this verdict a; a mandate authorizing} the immediate undertaking of the expansion which we have mapped out to build a greater and more prosperous Ontario." -- Observer a ee SE TL SRR SOR BT r Ist, 1929 Se oe Hutchinson Wins In Kenora WITH a total of 88 seats against 27 combined Liberals, Progres- sives and U: F: O: Seats, the Ferguson Government has been returned to power with a sweep- ing majority. This eromous vic- tory ig not surprising, however, as it was expected in most parts of the Province. The result in our District, however, was quite the opposite. Earl Hutcthnson, the ILabor-Far- mer-Liberal Candidate won a de- cided victory over J] P Earngey the Conservative Candidate. In every poll at this end of the constituency a big vote was polled, Dryden polling a record vole. : Mr Hutchinson's followers are elated and his friends in Kenora staged a big banquet and party to celebrate the victory, Thurs- day night. The great expansion of the Eastern division of the Kenora Conservatives Sweep Ontario Polls. Riding with a majority of 429 wealth and population was never more strictly revealed than in this election. The majority obtained by Hutchinson, the newly elect- ed member, in ths end of the riding shows clearly that we have been the deciding factors in this election. This fact should have important bearing between this end of the constituency and the sitting member. With the excep- tion of Ignace, every point show ed ' a substantial majority for Hutchinson. The result of the election in Kenora District in conjunction with the results over the Prowv- ince generally, for the Ferguson Government has been returned with a greatly increased major- ity would seem to indicate that the benefit of the Ferguson rule which has brought such response! from the rest of Ontario has not been felt in full measure. Following is the result at some Hawke passing of one who figured of life," said the Rev. Rector of St. Luke's Church =z an impresgive service held in memory of Clara Louise, wife of Thomas Hawke, who died in the Red Cross Hospital on Sunday last a'ter a brief illness, The fate I rs Hawk. came to Dryden some 14 years ao. Her noble character was one that endeared her to all with whom she came in contact. Her life was an inspiration to others to follow in her footsteps. That she was greatly loved, re- spected and held in the highest regard was manifested by the large gathering of sympathizing friends at the church and grave- sides Her death is mourned by a host of friends, who extend heart felt sympathy to her husband and i § "WE have met to sorrow the the | ; so| prominently in so many phases] Tin Ie ] Wn ws ------ en wl mane i REST ev The Late Mrs |Drvden United Chareh Cunday, Novewaber 372 OXDERIFT 2 pa: Sunday Scheel 3 p.m: Divine Worship DRYDEN 11 a.m: Church Schorl 7 p-m: Divina Worship s this' 's our. Missionary Ann v- : will have special Sessions Fi: A i 9, y) wrchiiSchool a ven og { vorshin. The Minister [I] speak {1 "The Changing World" 1 pressions trom abroad, epescia- lly what he saw and heard iu Geneva, the Tuternational city. Rev :» Wednesday Night tr2ining classes, & pm T. W. HOWTS, Minis_er - DRYDEN PARISH CHURCE Trinity =xiii 8 a.m--Holy Communion 10 a.m--Sunday Scaool 11 a.m--Morning Prayer 7 p-.m--Evensong Illustrated Story Hour for Bovs and Girls every Tuesday at 4:13 p.m. in the Parish Hall. ; W. R, TINDLE, Rector. DRYDEN BAPTIST CHURCH 10 a.m-- Bible School 11 am--DMorning Worship 6:50 p.m--Gospel Service. Serm- on Theme: "A Young Man & Armistice Day Service wll be | held in the Church at 10:45 2m! at which the 2-m'nute silence will be observed in memory « & ® ® » "In France & Flanders Lantern Slide; to be rn in St. Luke's Church on Mon# day November 11th p-m by the Rector. Armistice Anniversary 1929 The Dryden Branch of the Canadian Legion are Arrang- ing a 3-Day Prog"amme.. SATURDAY, November gth-- The Second Annual Armistice : Banquet will be held in the Mill Hall. Ex-Service men In the District (whether members of the Legion or not) are invited to attend. Come along and meet your old comrades. Admission 75¢C ; All who intent to be presen should notify W H. Brownhill, Memoril Service in the Pulp Mill Hall, at 8:15 p.m. Veterans parade 8:00 p.m. Decorations MONDAY, November 11th -- The Second Annual Armictice Dance in the Mill Hall at 9:00 pm, 5S BE Dress as you please your ammuni- tion, n hats at home. Admi /ith two Orch- estras Proceeds are appli Distressed Veter- ans. a ants Fund. .§ EB. GIBSON, Agent, Dryden . to facilitate arrangements for catering. ; 4 SUNDAY, November 11th -- will be worn | " CARD OF THANKS (or to Kenora th's weekend { family Arthur Pitt from Fort William Mr Thos Hawke 2nd family 1. AUELIUF TIL TRA Lod Tal wish to expresgy appreciation s visting 2¢ is hom e Dry- for the kindness and sym- Gen pathy extended to them dur- I en was 2a visitor rom Dyment this 'week. ing their recent bereavement Of ¢ those who fell during the Great! asked to be CORStructon \ War. All returneq men of the ® congregation are present at ths Memorial Serv-|3%- ice. Mrs R J Pronger is a visitor to Winn'peg this week. Swan has retymed 'here he comple- some Railway m Saskatchew- Swanson "Gifts Worth fe While" Display the on at District with its growth of of the polls ia this District: jfamily in their loss. Pe on Internment took place at Dry- "or Hutchin Gir Parry den Cemetery. An oo hk Soon hints s odin wow sme ET Ay ove dnnmasrinario ns Mr Hawke (husband), Phyllis Mi OMe ............ rerstry, > Thaeeeaasaasiaeae, 3 (daughter), Bobbie, Russell and ryden ............iiiee- ese 380 ....... li 12 Tommy (sons); Mr and Mrs E. Eagle River ................. Te SO 12 Warren, father and mother, of V ermilion Bay ov. Wrispmmie el UT ie me, LL ae. 7 Virden; Mr and Mrs E. Warren Cet cee 30 Sh ee Se nn 10 and Mrs Johnson (niece). Qudyine 5 LAE LL Sy elem gel ate Re ite Cus ---.. 45 The pall-bearers were: T. Cul- Pe o CE ES deeunsnel 20 Le tt iran 4 len, W. Jones, F. Orr, F Russell Ee : Hove PEPER eesti IS EE 3 R Pronger and A E Berrey- Ro BRE i eee ees PL GNI a PR ne I FO 10 In addition to the many mag- ne as Siete ve tii im ceee 2 Er EE a i 3 nificent floral tributes sent by Soh BY oy neh haere ray Et CEN CAE GLB NE 7 personal friends were those of Boon areas evade, ces 24 SRA LER 5 employees of the Dryden Paper Dior Ie eR Ea i Company; that of the Women's x YIENE: sire. viuge) Br cin es wis vy EA a Re Service League, Virden Man, / ubrey ISTERED na "ise Rel AA SIR 4 and thage from Hi Schoct, Waldhof .............. Fils} Wee 14 Public School 2nd the Women's | Ouibell: ovale solve BB vw inal ed 28 Auxiliary. aun DRYDEN PARISH CHURCH Locals TPCION PANTER Nov, 11th The Oxdrift Branch of th Canadian Legion are holding an Armistice Anniversary Dance on Friday, November 17th in the Oxdrift Community Hall. the Whiteley Orchestra will supply the music. . Lunch will be serv- Admission: Gents S1:00; Ladies 30c; bring basket, free WOOD SAWING His Mate" on "Ten Command- mentg 0 the Engaged" This is the first in a Series of Sermons the Pastor will peach to young people. Rev T E McALLISTER, Pastor -- MONTRFAL, Cct- 31-- Th, Mor treal Star sayg that "because of the stringency which has exis- te! in Canada for money and iu order to protect Canada's posi- tion with regard to its gold hold- 'ngs, Canada hag been unofficial- ly off the gold standard for the past six months. At the verbal request of the minister of finance A Call For Us Will Result in Prompg Service Leave Orders at Star Poo!- room, Phone 102, or at my house, Queen St. L-. BAUER -- _--gc Serious Accident A -- A very serious auto accident which might have resulted in three fatalties occurref§ Tuesday evening, when 2 newPFord Sed- driven b¥ Gerald Spreng, of Waldhof crashed into 2 tree on the South Road to Oxdrift, 2- one and a half miles from Mr Spreng escaped with minor injuries, but two girls who were driving with him received serious injuries. Miss Roma Spears and Miss. Fraser are hort DOUULl town. the banls have refrained from shipping gold, although Canada's money has been at a discount which made it profitable to ship geld to New York. a "AlHough he condition has been in exstence for some time it was not generally known that the finance minister of the Dom- inion had taken the step which imvestgation now show that he had. Tbe situation i$ pne which is regarded as be ng cx- tremely acute although it is be- lieved that the condition will right itself in the ordinary course Ot events. In acting as he did the finance miuister was assuming unusual powers for the purpose. Although the practice was to ship gold un- der the circumstances. Ottawa acted in order that the gold situa tion of the country might be maintained during a» period of abnormal strain. both in the Hospital suffering from severe cuts and broken limbs. Their conditions, howev- er iS not congidered serious. The car, a brand new model just purchased last week, is a total wreck. It ig understood that the cause of the accident was the driver stepping on the accelerat- Dryden Pharmacy Come in and ma ce we will hold it for election Now or in a mistake for the brake a the car was descending a nil just before a bad corner ANDERSON & HARRIS FUNERAL DIRECTORS DAY OR NIGHT CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO PHONE--- Day, RB 3 Might, 6x B 4 Lo A, The entire financial structure §of the Dominion would have yveen gravely endangered if the lfinauce minister had been placed in the position where he would "ave been forced to refuse gold in redemption of Dominion cur- rency. The huge profits which could have been made by the transfer of gold have been disre- garded by those who were in a position to take advantage of the situatiqn.' -- -------- te 0h AN commer SEU AUS SNP NPN PIO GRL RA, 3 LIVERY AKD DRAY ° PE DOMPT SERVICE £5 ALL HOURS A. WEAVER, -