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| iS a bY Piano Instruction in Dryden Jed Volume XXVIL v Dryden, Ont, Friday, May 14 1920 Number 50 ¢ INCORPOR Read all you cai. BEAR and Tis Hudson's Bay Co. ATED 1670 RAPPERS NOTIEE the Fur Price Lists We do not issue any = BUT Bring, Exrress or Mail us all you can catch of MUSQUASH and "get the HIGHEST PRICE paid in Ca nada -- Dinorwic, Ont. - " Our Business for 250 years" Union Church SERVICES Will be conducted by Mr Cragg, mornng and evening. ENJOYABLE MUSIC A Cordial Welcome Awaits You. CHURCH OF ExGLAND ST LUKE'S CHURCH, DRYDEN. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 p.m. Rev. ROBT. WIi.SON, Rector. The least you owe yourself is to get the most for your RAW FURS 'and a Square Deal This you can get by shipping to 1 he rt Lakes Fur Trading Co. Ltd. 'DINORWIC, Ont. Or HEAD OFFICE, "2 Francis Block, FORT WILLIAN, Ont. WE PAY ALL EXPRESS CHARGES R. H. PRONGER Notary Public Conveyancer, Etc. DRYDEN "LT ONT F. B.- LINDEN NOTARY, £76. ~ Conveyancing Collecting General Practice DRYDEN ONTARIO H. A. C. MACHIN, Barrister, Solicitor, &c. IMPERIAL BANK BLOCK,' KENORA . . Ont. NOTICE. ---- ~ M. ALLAN will, on and after this - ~ date, observe the local merchants' early closing hours, with the ex- ception of Sunday. Open Sunday from 8.30 to 9.30 a.m. Hoping patrons will appreciate | the effort to enjoy modern labour conditions; and keep pace with Dryden's progress, Yours for brighter times, M. ALLAN. NOTICE Mr C. N. ARSTAD, Organist 'the United Church Kenora, has been asked to open a class in Dryden. ~ Those desiring to take lessons kndly leave their names at R. J. Pronger's Music Store. Mr Ar- stad will spend one day each week ~ in Dryden, beginning in May. should there be pupils enough to take 'up study. Pupils prepared : for, exaination, 4-30 DRYDEN PHARMACY 'OUR ICE-CREAM PARLOUR NOW OPEN We are introducing the VORTEX SERVICE Pure White Cups with Silver- plated Holders These Cups are odorless, and are used but once, then thrown away .--making a clean, safe and dainty service. 3 Sole Agents for '| PATTERSON'S TORONTO 'CHOCOLATES. "A matter of Good Taste." OE -- SERVICE -- and -- QUALITY W. G. CASE Engines attended to. Tinsmith and general repair work. Prices moderate. All work guaranteed, SLE Automobile and Marine gasoline Dryden's Opportunity IN a telegram to Mayor A. R. Hutchison last Monday, Peter Heenan, M. P.P. gives notice that Dryden will be honored by a visit from Premier Drury and Cabinet on Friday May 28th. The full details of their programme are not yet to hand, but the mere announcement of the visit arouses the greatest interest in the community. The Mayor will proclaim a public holiday, and it is expected that every line o fhusiness will be closed for the day, so that all may have an oppor- tunity to welcome the Premier. Every citizen, every lodge, club and organi- zation in town and district will be asked to co- operate in making this a notable day in our history. Dryden will spare no effort to entertain her distinguished visitors. : The unsurpassed attractions that this district offers to the settler and investor must no longer remain undeveloped for lack of attention being drawn to them. We have a duty to ourselves, as well as to the rest of the community, to encourage the open ing up of these resources. The measure- less ric ness of our farm lands, the great extent of our forest wealth, and the growing importance of our mining properties, are gaining widespread attention, and such a great occasion must be ex- ploited to the fullest advantage. -- An Appreciation DRYDEN is coming into its own. Many causes have combined to put this district in the forefront of public notice; but it will be generally conceded that not a little of the prominence now being enjoyed is due to the untiring efforts of our local member. To a personal modesty and disinteres- tedness that is remarkable, Pete Heenan adds an aggressive energy on behalf of the community he represents that will not be denied. Hardly a week passes that is not marked by some accomplish- ment to advance the interests of the district in its business, educational or political affairs. Only his persistent policy of self-abnegation PIOVeniS him from getting the full credit that his work deserves. But efficient and honest a service cannot' fail in time to become noticed, however carefully the moving spirit may disguise his presence. And many in the Kenora District who once regarded Heenan as the prototype of a narrow' class move- ment now recognize in him a man of wider vision, 'who strives earnestly to fulfil his high office as} representative of all. shades of opinion, without}. jas or favor. Over the whole Kenora District his name is Tl with recognition of his sincerity and honesty of purpose. On every hand we hear the word that " Pete Heenan is making good!" Auction Sale Horse an Buggy ~ WILSON'S STABLE, THURSDAY May 20th At 2.30 pm. - Stracciari - Makes Records Exclusively for Columbia -- Here Are 'Some of His Best L. E. WATERMAN"S Celebrated IDEAL FOUNTAIN PEN GL grace . 49522 . $1.50 WE Complete with self filler & holder Elegie(Massenet) 49333 , 1.50 : 7 There's a Long, Long Trail . . 49517 , 1.50 R. J. Pronger Other Good Records! ge LOST. WHITE PONY (horrse), 4-year old; branded on right front shoul- der, also on hip; mane and fore- top. clipped. Strayed from Wain- wright. Finder rewarded. F. H. MORTON, 5-31 D ryden P. O. CHEAPEST BUY IN TOWN, -- 7-ROOMED HOUSE, with Good Cellar, Back Plastered and Surface Plastered, upstairs and down; Chicken House accommodates 200 Chickens. Stable 12x16. Good Well. 3 acres under cultivation. 8-minute walk to Pulp Mill See D. W. SCOTT. About 6 tons i HAY for sale. Apply to : . R. H. PRONGER. i. For sale for delivery between May 24th and June 1st, 18 SPRING PIGS, 6 weeks old, $10.00 each. See ! ; D. W. SCOTT. COURT OF REVISION | Notice is hereby given that the Van Horne Council will meet as a Court of Revision in the; Town- ship Hall, in the Town of Brien. on Saturday the g2th day of May, 1920, at the hour of 1 p.m., to hear and determine the appeals against the Assessment Roll of the said Township of Van Horne and Glengoland School Section for the year 1920. All appeals mus be in my hands by May 19th. The Roll is now in my office, and is open for inspection. D. ANDERSON, Dryden, May 14th 1920. Clerk EXECUTORS of . FREEHOLD PROPERTY Under instructions from the under signed Executors and Trustees of | the last Will and Testament of John G. Hayes, late of the Town SALE 57 NOTICE BY permission of the Postmaster Post Office will close at 12.30 noon on EVERY THURSDAY through the months of May, June, July, ahd and Septem ber.' SR ole I. SMITH, 3 Postmistress. TENDER. Will be received by the Yl signed for the erection of Frame or Brick Veneer School House at Ignace, Ont. Plans and specifica- Tender to be accompanied bya certified cheque for 10 per cent amount. Lowest or any tende not necessarily accepted. H. A. THOMSON, Secy.-treas. S.S. No. 1. FOR SALE GOOD COW for sale, just fresh- ened; fs 10 quarts each milk- ing. App 5-14 30 WELLBURN, Ignace. EATON CREAM SEPARATOR in perfect order. $20.00 cash. PHIL. CARR, 5-31 * Dryden P. O. TWO HOUSES, on easy terms. For full particulars apply to A.W. FINDLAY, Dryden, Ont. be known by two large iron 'bars holding it to shore. for quick sale. Apply-- D. A. KENNEDY, 5-7 Oxdrift. | TWO BOAT HOUSES, and one TOWN LOT, plowed all ready for garden 5-7 HUGH PRONGER. of Dryden, in the District of Ken- ora, Merchant, Deceased, there; will be offered for sale by Public Auction, on Wednesday the Sec-' ond day of June 1920, by W. J. Robinson, auctioneer, at 2 p.m., at | the Town Hall, Dryden, Ontario, the following lands and premises, namely :-- PARCEL ONE: Lot No. Twenty three (23) on the sout shide of Duke Street in the said Town of Dryden, containing one-quarter of an acre. 'On said lands are said to be erected a frame dw el- | ling house. PARCEL TWO: Lot No. Two (2) on the west side of Earl Street, in the said Town of Dry- den; save and except thereout and therefrom the South Thirty Feet of said Lot by a depth of ~ One Hundred Feet. On said. lands are said to be erected a hardware store with warehouse adjoining in rear. ? PARCEL THREE: Lot " ci i the said Town of Dryden, ac- cording to Registered Plan M-105. This Lot is said to have a frontage of Forty-one Feet Three Inches on Whyte Street by a depth of Fifty-two Feet to a lane in the rear. On said pro- storage shed. PARCEL FOUR: Lot No. 7 (7) on the west side of Earl Street, This property is vacant land, . TERMS OF SALE.--Ten per time of sale, and the balance within thirty days thereafter, without interest. : For further particulars and con- ditions of sale apply to The Toronfo General Trusts Corpor'n 83 Bay Street, Toronto, The Executors and Trustees" under the last Will and Tes- tament of John G. Hayes, de- ceased. MALONE, MALONE & LONG, 85 Bay Street, Toronto, Their Solicitors. DATED at Toronto, April 28th, 1920. ; = perty is said to be erected a frame = in' the said Town of Dryden. cent of the purchase monye at the |~ ' plete wtih carburetter, pump, coil, 'shaft and propeller. Ov erhauled last fall. Apply-- L. C. CARR, C-4-23 rv 2 COWS and 2 HEIFERS, all te due to freshen April and May; cheap for cash. Young Pigs, $6.00 : a-piece. Apply WM. JAEHNERT, Waldhof, Ont. LAKE VIEW FARM. FARM for sale, S. part of Lot 6, Con. 4, Van Horne Twp. Fifteen minutes from Dryden by land or 'water; Lake front, southerly as-- pect; consitsing of 121 acres more or less. Will sell whole or part. Good soil, ideal for gardening or agriculture. Good House and n Stable. Part Cash, balance to suit customer. For full particulars apply to BEN BLAIR, 6-4 Dryden, Ont. WANTED Experienced TIE LOADERS. Apply-- Sydney E. Junkins Co, Ltd. Kenora, track Flowing and Culiveling mes sps. BREAKING A SPECIALTY Notwithstanding the heavy crease in the price of oil and gas- oline, our price this season will be + | based on a flat rate of hi $3.25 PER HOUR Our new Engine is heavier and stronger. Get on our list early, and "have your plowing done promptly. - hay, W. K. EDYE, 5-31 Box 13, Dryden, Ont. BOARD AND ROOMS to let. First class table board. Apply-- Mrs O'LEARY, Princess St. General, the wicket of the Dryden - tions can be seen or mailed upon request. 2 BOAT HOUSE, 8x 20, in gout jorder, suitable for gas motor; can Price $50.00 : Wotlne Engine, hil H.P., com- in- {ae