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i ATE DKY DEN UBSEmICV ER bik I ay < a | . CLARK The Exclusive Dry Goods Store Men's and Boys' Clothing and F urnishings LADIES and HILDREN'S WEAR FOOTWEAR, 'DRYGOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, TRURKS, VALISES - Another Shipment of * MONARCH DOWN NOW IN STOCK. - COLOURS: White, Copenhagen, Turquoise % 4 Emerald, Buff, Tobacco Brown. Blue, Rose, Maroon, CL Dryden, "The Red Br ick Store"' K°S : The J ackpot In spite of numerous letters to 'the contrary, we respectfully we- mind our readers' that' sprog 1s here. + The Easter Hat Patade was a four perfect art creations made an appearance at both morning and evening parades. The one resembling an elitr grill, trimmed with snowdrops made a proufound impression.' "We know very little and have seen less of the interesting case 1since its arrival. So does 'a case Ont. =\ DRYDEN PHARMACY & SS ft a as Baler se a 3 Pur e Tons ; go ~ Willafd's Chocolates Smokers' Supplies © Select cry _ Perfumes Toile Preparations In fact, everything a good drug = store should sell. aan Rel Insurance Fire, «Accident, Sickness Life, Automobile, Animals, Plate Glass. en avay COMES to Those "Lige Expecting it. BE PREPARED. I represent Eleven of the Strong: est Companies in the world. ME mt R. J. PRONGER Mail orders receive prompt attention. Distance no object. The Insurance Man. Hardware, Furniture and Undertaking . Heavy tin Dairy Pails Strainer Pails = : Cream Cans Special a ; EX : ©. Remember our 5 per gent discount on above goods for Cash, $1.00 1.70 Nach 1.75 2 doz real Swede saws ea 1.75 Ready for Heavy Duties The Case 10 20 is noted for its reserve power. Owners state that these tractors ave always capable" in emergency, for extra hard plowing or for grades. This 10-20 is recommended for pulling three 14-inch plows which it can pull in sod or stubble. : It: also handles other implements " usually requiriny, about six horses, such us two 7-foot binders, two 20 shoe grain ©; drills, six section spike-tooth harrow, 8 to 10 foot double disc harrow, ete. -- For belt work this tractor drives a Case 20x36 thresher, fully equipped, silo fillers, hay presses, feed mills, ete. For all round use this tractor demands your careful consideration. It has long proved its worth. It is economical 1n operation, burning kerosene successfully. It is built of the finest materials. You get your money's worth. Before you decide on your tractor, let us show you the advantages of the Case line. Youll then be better able to judge. CASE x KEROSENE "TRACTORS F. T. BRIGNALL Oxdrift, Ont .loff the ground for herself. Money talks. that cost $42.50. Time will tel! results later. ! ~ Who collared the pup. ahd sent it home collarless? that the pup didn't leave it at laundry. A shirt stud fotind in the vicinity where the dastardly act was cgmmitted will probate: fur nish a clue. er was spoiled the other evening by ture show. The next time the lady goes to the movies hubby The Housewives Union is not a thing of imagination. It has al ready 700 members, and is gett: ing down to business n tackling the high cost of living problem. What if they start the eight hour shift? The ghost walk, or mid platform, Give us more Jackpot, writes "Glengoland". Give us your sub- scription, say we, $1 per year. American women are-now ob. tainng permanent pink cheeks by means of tattooing. Red noses are out of fashion in the States just NOW. ~The outgo, rather than the income that bothers us most these days," = The rank and file of the work- ers are not so keen upon an in- crease of wages as upon the de- crease in the prices of commodit- ies. ~ These two cents raise a pound] on sugar only gets one's goat. Why not make it an eevn- dollar 'a pound and have done with it. A cute new lid arrived by the 'afternoon train from Winnipeg yesterday. A young man stepped into a local musc store the other day and'; asked Fluffy, "What can I get here for 50 cents ?' 'Smiles.' she replied. "Kisses." "Well, now, and what can I get for $1.507" "You'd be|W surprised," Was the paralysing answer. . . The pussyfooters had better get their axes sharpened. Uneed- tukum is havng another Theatre * Party on Friday evening:- If all the ladies should go to China, where would the men go ? To Pe-kin. Our editorial staff has been re- [inforced by acquiring the services of Master Sid Wei, on the Jack Pot column. x ; For the Jackpot-- ; + It's about the water" system. Why, it sure hurts to see some people get so much when my poor bedraggled wife has to an it t's too bad.--Citizen. About the husband system. In ES the meantime we would suggest | that the said wife might adopt a | better system of employing the services of a husband. Ladies who smoke cigarettes should not throw stones. Gossip|? is poor sport anyway. [Anyone would know that a male contribu-|b tor put that in, eh, what girls 7] + A special meeting of the I. B. P. S. & P. M. W. will Be held on Sunday April 11th, at two p.m, the Pulp Mill Hall. All (LA are requested to be present. Answers to correspondents Mac. (Scotland)--You had better bring your house with you, none available in this town; al- so a supply of water for drink- ing purposes. New Arrival--This is spring. We are surprised that you failed tn "recognize it. J. S. -- Will communicate with S, c. on the matter. dismal failure on Sunday. Only |" It is a: 'cinch. A delightful tea-for-two party: the return of wifey from the pic goes with her. "You bet" he does:y night shift s not included in their, "And what for $1271 f Ax the concert paused, from the rear of the hall Was heard a Yoport that alarmed them all; QO'er the song of the violin, wail of the tas, There floated a solo of iron-hecled boots. They startled 'the crowd like the crack of doom - As they echoed from rear to fe] 'of the room. He stalked to the front with his heels loud pounding, 4 The protesting floor to his tread - resounding; Full: many an Ly 'was seen to glisten, And the audience as, one turned around to listen, And many a heart held a thought - of violence As the boots advanced through he, hastly silence. : the Tho we pass fr tip, though wel "wish you no ill, 3 sake, ra 12 4 4 i 4 Mr WH; Dingwall is spending a week in Winnipeg. 2 ud % © Mrs Wm'A. Ray and son Max 'eft on Monday for Winnipeg. . Miss Effie Jones is Shing in in Whanipeg. : : Miss Duienie , Thomas spent Easter Sunday with bre parents in Oxdrift- %e Mr and Mrs, A. 53 Lock were visitors in WinRipeg! {this week. Miss Frejd is spending Easter Holidays in Dryden. Sunday to spend the holidays at here home here. Master Bert Lott is visiting his uncle in Winnipeg.® ° wr. J Rev. A. R. Cragg will again assume the Union Church pulpit on and after Aprl 11th. This will be glad news to his many friends, Miss Lillian Pidgeon, who has been spending her Easter vacation with her parents at Wabigoon, passed through here yesterday or her way toschool at W innipeg. Mr and Mrs fi 'G. Rognon leit] last Monday for Toronto zand New York, when Mr. Rogno 3 pects to complete the organiza- tion of a new company. to operate a group of claims near Contact Bay. Mr Rognon's persistent efforts to interest capital i in the mines of this district' are appreciated by | Get. rubber - heels for heaven's, Miss Helena Wright arrived on |- ~ c teveryone, especially those 'who! 'beleive that i in the near'future the {Dryden gold belt will be a rival of Por cupine in the production of ite precious metal. The children's Ehster Seryice which was pestponed on account: of the bad weather will be held on | Sunday afternoon next at 3 oclock' Come and enjoy a pleasant hour with the children; Everybody" welcome. Many people:in this town and' district will be*concerned to learn that our old time editor, Joe Os- borne, is said to be very ill. Al- though we have never met n the flesh, Joe's personality still hangs over our little paper, and we re- gard the news as affecting a per- sonal friend.. St Lukes Sunday School will meet in the Church 'on Sunday April 11th, instead of in the Pulp Mill Hall, as announced last week. After that date, however, Sunday School iL be held in the Mill Hall. 1 A well attended meeting was held at Eagle.River Wednesd. evening, when'A. R. Ascough, dis- trict. director, was presént to or- ganize a branch of the U, F.O. Mr Ascotigh addressed the meetin en the objects of the U.F. 0. nd a resolution was passed un- ay that the Eagle River nch be formed, and the follow- 1] ing officers were elected : F. Shap- land, president; A. Tyler, vice- president ; Alex Tutfner, secy- treasurer. 'At a very enthusiastic meeting of the G.W.V.A. on Tuesday last their Ladies' Auxiliary was form- ed, and the following officers were elected pro tem: Mrs G. Leslie, president, Mrs J. Hardy, secy., Mrs E. Dearden, iy Through theéco-operation of the local Farmers' Clubs this Sates will publish a bi-monthly Sales | Sheet, giving a ist of the material : --seed, eggs, live stock,ete., being offered for sale in this district, | Any farmers havng material | which they wish to sell may send | a full description to DD. Frejd, Kenora. ! a y 0 a : 1 3 ! g | : 1 ) 1 Y | : : : | : i y | 4 i [o] | pia Ei tt = y THE ETN, Roi ve A | Square Ps Store} r 3518 2F-EToEIBO *8084B0TIT2000 sessasas0sn0000 the|§ . 2 : 3 > 2 14 2 y 3S : $ hi bs = g 3 y e v = s 2 & s & I 8 : 2 hs e 3 ! z I 2 % 3 al 4 | Z a £ Il] > i: 2 i 3 i & ~NEW VOLES very tasteful. "and many other purposes. ue at per yard $8. 00. Thy 2 I have opened up a new consignment of rather scarce goods. Dress voiles in the newest patterns and Priced at $2.00 per yard. Raw Silk A very fine heavy Lol aw silk, some- ching" new 'tothe store for children' scoats Bplendia val- - : One hundred Sl "of Sanne ok, 5 especially low priced at per yard, 9b. : To make a "Saturday wid Monday spec- i this is on sale for these days only at Cc. This | raw silk i is not plentiful, and the keen buyer should take advantage of Se Sabi or Monday and buy it at be " : he difference between 5c and 95¢ is my profit. I am prepared to throw this away for Saturday's and Monday's sell- ing. Yours is the opportunity. The pre- war price of this line was 60c. Compared with cotton it is excellent value at 75¢. ' Pe mem mc mm mr LO) i inh 23 EO) )-G- OS () SD -S_ ) { i ---- ne Methane ae Nh LS {: PE Ss {§ py | i i D-0-GI () -- () E ( Drvden. Ont. / / Xo { LO) ow mina ets pe os