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A » NS er ------- 3 SER fm re = Sl The Divden Beery ST VOL. IX DRYDEN, Ontario, January 10th, 1930 __ the Cubs in a fast night by a score of 3--2. "To the Electors of 'of Van Horne-- Ladies and Gentlemen: I wish to thank you for your recent 'election, and will do my utmost "hearty support in the to deserve the confidence plac. ed in me : ; JAMES HATCH {-- - High School Wins'Funeral of Kennel] : In their second game th's season the High School Students defeatel and thrilling . hockey game, at the Arena last a --r-------- the Municipality Downey Wilson THE Dryden United Church was full to capacity Tuesday afternoon, to pay the communities respects to Kenneth Downey Wilson, the only son of Mr and Mrs H. A. Wilson, who so unexpectedly passed to the Homeland in the Winnipeg General Hospital on January 4th. . The funeral arrangements were in the hands of Messrs Anderson and Harris, who carried out the ar- rangements with efficiency. To the Electors of D'yden-- ~ I wish to thank you all for your I feel pleased with the votes. Wishing you all a Prosp. support, erous New Year. T. A. MILES -- TO THE ELECTORS-- I wish to thank yoy 2ll for your hearty support in electing me to your 1939 Council. M. BAILEY co conducted by Rev J W Howes,whose message was on "Human Destiny." All being in the "Process of Becom- ing." The minister expressed the thought, it needed another life to crown this, or this one was not rat- ional. Every person has the chance -{to determine the way his soul shall go. He can become a son of God or lose his soul through neglect. Speaking personally wtih refer- ence to Kenneth, the speaker eulogis- Ladies and Gentlemen-- gave me at the election. Yours truly C. J. WRIGHT ~ TO THE ELECTORS of DRYDEN - It is with great pleasure that 1} tion to home and parents. His splen- extend to you my hearty thanks for the wonderful support that you! duty to come in for the Be ed Kenmneth's good qualties; his kindness, consideration of others, his thoroughy going honesty and devo- idealism and his devotion to ir meed of did praise. The Secripture- of conifort and ad- monition, the Hymns and prayers, and address all united to produce __ ELECTION RUMORS __ OTTAWA, Jan. 5.--Reports from elec- tion might be expected on Jyne 30, organist. of this year are discontinued. No : announcement has been made by Kenneth and a repr-sen'ation from Toronto that _a Dominion son. Loe : Bro. J. K. Guthrie. Main Floor, South, Kenora Ont. Anditors--Wor. Bro. J. D. Nicholson To MACHIN & DONLEY, Barris- . ters, Solicitors, etc... Office on Donnelly Block, ~ Corner Matneson & First St. a very fitting and beautiful service. The Choir sang beautifully, ably accompanied by Mr H. Gammon The pall bearers were chums of School was also The bearers were: -- Fred Aaron, Ab. Berrey, Bruce Occar Swan- The very impressive service was: 4 There was a profusion of beauti- ; ful floral tributes from the follow- Mr, and and Grandma {Mr and Mrs S. L. Groves, Winni Swanson and fami'y, { Mr and Mrs A. Paterson, Mr and t Mrs Orr, Dingwall Motors, Mr and Mrs J. P. Gordon, Mr znd Mrs D. | McKenzie, Mr and Mrs B. Blair, Mr . Fields, Mrs Ankney and Rhea, Con- --- tinuation School and Mss Lucas & The sympathy of the whole com- out to Mr and Mrs Wilson and relatives for, the sorrow- ful experience through which they D ford Boyd | | Er { THE sympathy of everyone goes | i Outside Tyles--Wor. Bro. J. H. Gib- °ut to Mr and Mrs Roy Boyd, Ox- 2 premier W. L. McKenzie King as to the Continuation 5 the date of next election. Those Present at the service. closely in touch with the political situation point out that elections us- Bob Berrey, |" _« ually take place in the fall ynless Collen, Bob Douglas, exceptional circumstances obtain. Soon and Bil Spicer. = ANNOUNCEMENT _ __ : '% Mrs C. E. Smith announces the "Father and Mother, | engagement of her only daught- Mrs W. A. Wilson, = _ er, Violet Mabel to Mr Will'am : + Bruce Sarvis, only son of Mr & Peg Mr S. : Mrs A. Sarvis. The wedding to take place on February 12th ~ at the home, of the bride, at = 3 Aik den. te i AAR : and Mrs R. J. Pronger, Mr and Mrs » L. O. L. INSTALLATION-- Dryden Lodge held their Annual Miss Hassard, Silver Star Chapter, * « Installation of Officers last week and Q.E.S. the following were installed for 1930 | LP.M.--Wor: Bro: Wm Jones, munity goes ~~ W.M--Wor: Bro: R. McMonagle | D.M--Bro: W. G Boyle Chaplain--Rev Bro: W. R Tindle have had to go. Fin. Sec: --Bro. G. Kelley ---- Rec. Sec:--Bro. B. Smith Io 7 | Treasurer--Bro. G. Hohn D 8 ath of Gli ~ Lecturers--Bro. J K Guthrie; Bro: EN 8 5 J. S. Irven. 3 - Committee -- Bro. W. Moore; Wor." = Bro. W. Penpraze; Bro. P, gat Moore; Bro. J. H. Parr; 3 Bro: G. Snyder # Inside Tyles--Bro: C. Pilkey i drift, in the loss of their only son, by a falling tree, Thursday of last: week, at Oxdrift. Clifford, who was only fourteen' vears old, was with. his father! when the accident happened. It appears that Mr Boyd had just cut the tree down and in falling it, took a sudden whirl to one side, striking | PREVENT FIRE | as faras poss preventiv® measures 1 6 ial loss pan ey PREVENT FIRE INSURANCE sent the lad on the head, and causing death instantly. folks. Tuxis and Trail Rangers groups and a faithful member of the Sunday : drift, and interested in all its act- ivities. The funeral service was held from the Community Hall, Oxdrift, Sun- day and was the most largely atten- {ded ever held there. Rev. J. W. | Howes, conducted a very beautiful service, following wh'ch the remains were conveyed to Dryden, where in- ternment took place. at Dryden Cemetery. The pall bearers, all pals of the deceased lad were:-- Stanley Cook, Allan Skene, Ray M"Tavish, Kenneth Browning, Tom Amos, and Alfrad - Pollard. : s Clifford, who was accidently killed E Clifford who attended the Oxdrift , school was a favorite with the young . He was a member of- the ; School of the United Church at Ox- Nunicipal Election Resulis DESPITE the severe weather of Monday, voting day, a record vote was polled, there being 283 votes cast, the largest ever recorded in Dryden. The result of Monday's vote is published below and the Council for 1930 will be as follows: Mayor Dr P. H. B. Wood, by ac- clamation; Councillors-- M. Ba'ley, E. A Klose, Alfred Fit, T. Proud: foot, J. S. Wilson and C. James Wright. = E. A Klose headed the poll and C. J. Wright followed, with just six votes Jess. Messrs Bailey, Proud- foot, Wilson and Wright are mem- bers of last years Council, Messrs Klose and Pitt, being the only new Believe It or Not Dear Editor,-- - There was an election and T never heard till after it was over thay the Red Cross was to with- draw their interest in the hospital and how many thousand it was to cost Dryden, and how much it would raise the taxes. €ould not get exact figures. As a matter of fact, the hospital board or those connected with the hospital. never had a word to tha: effect and I personally heard Dr. Routley state that they had no in- tention of withdrawing their sup- port, as long as Dryden and Dist- rict remained such as it is. In earl er vears the hospital had an annual deficit of $3000. which the Red Cross met. For the last two years the deficit has been about $1500. and this year, when the statement is available it will be below that. members. Those elected for the School Board are Messrs H. Humphreys , J. A Pitt, George Wice, and F. Whiteley. | The resuly of the vote is as fol- lows: -- --= For Councillors:--C. Anderson 66. J. M. A Bailey 142, F. J Cooper 71, DG Dingwall 116, E. A Klose 179, T. A Miles 33, A. Paterson 85, A. Pitt 132, T. Proudfoot 24, "JS. Wilson 127, W. A Wilson 40, C. J.; Wright 173. School Trustees--J. E. Harris 119," H. Humphreys 172, J. A Pitt 178, F. Whiteley 135, Geo. Wice 178, R G Wigle 94. VAN HORNE ELECTIONS .. - The heaviest vote ever polled in the Township was polled on Monday when the election for Reeve and Councillors took place. Herb Wilde Reeve for last year, was rcelected, defeating J. K. Guthrie by a major ity of six. The Council elected is J. Hatch, J. Gibson, A. Moore and J Ready. lio The following is a list of eand'd- tes and the votes they received: For Reeve--H. Wilde 43; J. K Guthrie 37. For Councillors--J. Hatch 58; H. Gibson 56; A. E Moore 52; Ready 44; C. C Pilkey 49. J. Jos. NEW CLUB FORMED-- A new Badminton Club has been formed by a group of the younger set. An organization meeting was held recently. Games will be played twice weekly on Wednesday and Friday's from 4 to 7. Several members are still required to make a large enough Club. Those wish- ing to qualify for memb-rship wl please communicate wth Miss Mld- red McGonegal, Secretary, or J. 'some of our public utilit'es, and un- Two years ago they provided in their budget $1090. towards Dryden and that holds good yet. They ask us to meet the balance, and if it url gets below $1000. deficit a year I 'would presume they would retract | a lttle. Dr Routley emphasized the fact that Dryden was doing ex-! ceptionally well for the hospital, and I know is giving this branch special consideration. -- -- i Now if the hospital was of such vital concern, why the mis]: ading propaganda, why the secr-cy, and why the night calls. Why not have taken the voters into their com3d- ence and called a citizen's meeting. | It is not too late yet for the citizens | to call a meeting and get the alarm ; ing information from the info mod sources for I am certain the hosp- Ea ital board would only be too pleased to give all data. i A rumor was circulated among the voters that the Mill manage- ment was looking towards a cut in the assessment this_ year, _thus raising the Town Taxes. 1 have made it a pont to investigate this rumor and find it to be absolutely' false and without foundation. I wonder if the party who is trying to stir enmity between the Mill and | the Town knows that the Ml is) paying approximately fifty (50) per: cent of the Taxes. If we had a citizens meeting, it might be interesting to hear why some who have practically no inter- est in the Town, have been so in- terested. Much the vears the platform has spicious by it absence. No issue of great import before the election. Yet the ra'epayer must remember that he or sh= has an 'n- vestment totalling $212.000. in de- bentures and that there have been great many complaints of late with exception to former been con- " . Aikens, President. i OAPI TIPS 3 No Longer away from this h F you are accustomed to using forceful laxatives as cathartics, you can break the bowel action to a normal condition, or nearly so, by the use of Wampole's MAGNOLAX and taste M NN NERY SN 0 Forcel! Laxatives Are Necessary abit and bring back and + palatable. It is a stable $f coptents of the bowels, tion without discomfort i young children. &-0z, Size, 50c Oil with Milk of Magnesia -- embodying the #1 virtues of both. It softens and lubricates the Wampole's Magnclax mixes réadily with milk, and may be given in this way to infants and very combination of Mineral causing natural evacua= or griping. Eno coe os ies 5 CET JES 20-02. Size, $1.00. Dryden Pharmacy, Ltd. | : ! < ! of secrecy ! criticise their work and on occas on mg Dates ICE ly Friday, January 18th --- wu 7:00 P.M. 1 Monteth .--- ~~ ¥5 - Pig 2 Powhe oo vs YT Meggison S P.M. 1 0 a WE oo ioe Philips 2 Holtrof .7--% = VS Lt Hamilton Saturday, Junua'y 11th . = 7:00 P.M. : 1 Warren = Ve, So i Alken 2 Winterbottom .--..._ ~~ vs ee a 9-00 P.M. 2 Skillen _ 2 i700 VR int 0 Lil Dentist a -- Spare fee ___ - Monday, January 13th 7-00 PM. 1 Taylor... -- = V8 CRITE BE Fowile 2 McRae Vs. Warren 9:00 P.M 1 Taek _*_ .- ~~ *¢ vs. --.. Skillen 2 Smith. ___r>" ---= Vs _ Pitt 3 Tuesday. January 14th 7:00 PM. 1 Megeisoh - + . ..... er ES CU i --. Phillips 2 Tock =. ve Watt g: 9:00 PM 1 Skillen zg om Hamilton 2 Aitkens =» = =~ ys To Ne Fowlin er -- Wednesd~y, Jonuary 15th _ _ 4 ee 7:00 PM. 1 x TE TERE I SNR THe A Se Tayier 2 Winterbottom ____ = Ys = McRae 9.00 P{ 1 Menteth v3 Holtrof 2 Warren WEN Sr Sminith Ee -- --- Thu'sday, Januery 16th Se es 7:00 PM 1 Skillemw=- = oon NEEL Fowlie 2 Altkens ~~ _4yg = ol ---- AYE 9:00PM 1 Meggison ___ 3 Sree a VBE ee Tuck 2 Familtop ©. _%. _~ 0 i LE eas Phillips oe --- Friday, J-nu2ry 17¢h a -- 740 FM. 1 MeRae th vl CPE DET | - 2 Parlor ve TRF RN Phillips 9:00P.51. 2 Warren L.__L_. "Cs. 5 [i Heggison = Smith =~ 2s Bei fie VALS = Ea -- ---Saturday._ Jannary 12th - wm --- T:00 PM. 1 McRae ~~ = vs a Aitken 2 Holivo™ © a€ --NE Taylor 9:00 P.M 1 Powe. =~. ~~. xg tien Warren 2 "Skillen ts et el et em etm less there is co-operation and real team work between the Mill and Town and members of the Counc k the taxpayer will suffer and particu- larly the heavy taxpayer. Having no Board of Trade or Rotary we are entirely dapenden: on the foresight of initiative of tio 3 ouncil to deal with question : orly pertaining to the Town, but the District as well Yours truly, D. G. DINGWALL. Editor, Dryden Observer-- shouting dies, having ceased per. haps a review of the political situa. : tion might not be untimely. It is very much regreited that a rather unsavoury group with their secpoti meetings and insidious propogands, | should, for reasons best known i themselves, have so influenced the electroate as to produce the collec- tion which we refer to as a Town Council. Most of us realise that our own livings, and in fact the life of the town and much of the surrounding. district is dependent entirely upon the continued operation of the Mill: yet granting the fact that the Mill; supports our families the result of recent Municipal Elections tends to i show that, we as employees, do not, rec'procate to the extent of support. ing the Mill It has been openly stated during the past year or so, that a certain Little clique are, fo us: a cologuial_ ism, irving to run the town. Grant_ ing that this is true, my per-onal feeling would be rather to trust my destinies in the hands. of_ honest gentlamen than to the tender merc. ies of a group whose del'berara_ tions are veiled under a Kindly elonl In parsing T might add that our present Counc'llors are of their own cho'ce publ'c s-rvants and that the public is enttled at any time to We Preach--A instruct them in their duties. Knowing this, any serious crit. icism applied in the future on the score of incompetence or misadmin.. istration 'an Mun ¢ pal affairs, should ba levelled a; public indiference. PH'LIP W. CARR SRYDEN BAPTIST CRHUECH S January 12th, .. Changless Christ for A Changless Age. 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m--Moming Worship 6:50 p.m. Cospel Serviee. Subject "A YOUNG WOMAN'S SONG AND SORROW." Rev. T. E: McALLISTER, Pastop Q-rmvd-vr Ps JS] OF Sh UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA, Dryden OXDRIFT--1:30 pm Sunday School --2:30 p.m Divine Worship DRYDEN: Sunday School 11 em. Divine Worzhip 7 pm. In these dars of theological eontrov- ersy, science and philosophical gpec- ulation, i¢ is hard to kmow what to believe. Come and hear a modern man's faith worked eut in a series of sermons entitled "WHAT WE BELIEVE" "he first of these thoroughly up-to» date messages will be on GOD Don't miss any of these sermons Annual Congregational Meetings Dryden, January 16th Oxdrift, January 17th. J. W. HOWES, Minic¢ 1 DRYDEN PARISH CHUE. .i S S (St Luk'es) FRC, FPIPHANY I -- wh loam _ __________ Sunday Schell 11 am .___.___ Holy Commmicn Rp. ii... Evensong Ww INT E. Bacta- At the Oshawa General Hospital December 26th, 1929, to Mr and Mrs H. M. Noxtheott (nce Greta Autten) Zormerly of Dryden, a Keith). At Dryden, Ont... on Saturday, Janpyary 4th, 1930, to Mr and Mra W. W. White a daughter. vr son, (Austin &