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Dryden, Ont, 'Friday, 'Sept. 17 Number 16 d have Bllego or many more Prepare now. plete your course. Success students in the high-salaried, ses at any time. New term every Mon ANNUAL ENROLLMENT EXCEEDS 2,500 ~~ STUDENTS : adits. are in. keen demand: During the past year 1 A position awaits you as soon as you The thor ough training of our 30 expert instructors ained raphers, Typisis referred list. You may enter Fes Write for free prospectus. BUSINESS COLLEGE >~LID. 'E, ; ACCIDENT, R. NTEE, ANIMAL PLATE GLASS. bo ing twelve of the largest panies in the world. ind outlying district fully covred. ne quote you rates. , Ontario. G MACHINE, &e. to epair, send to "A. DURANCE, - ~ Dryden. r P. H. B. WOOD, : Dryden, Ont. Isecond Saturday of each month, at each month, at 8 p.m. ROBT. WILSON, : Rector. 'in the schoolhouse at 8 p.m. : TOILET : Swan Fountain Pens. Dates of Meetings WAINWRIGHT CLUB meets in the School at 8 p.m. the first! Saturday of each month. R. D. COATES, ~ Secretary. OXDRIFT CLUB meets on the second Saturday of the month in the Schoolhouse at 8 p.m. W. W. HOWELL, Secretary FAGLE RIVER CLUB. meets 8 p.m. Sh ALEX. TURNER, Secy. WALDHOF CLUB meets in the Schoolhouse second Saturday cf A. SCHONENBERG, : Secretary VAN HORNE CLUB meets every third Saturday in the Town- ship Hall, Dryden, at 8 p.m. CHAS. NORGATE, Secy. WABIGOON CLUB meets first and third Saturday eveyr month, at 8 p. m., in the Schoolroom. VICTOR NORDRUM, Secy. ---- last Saturday of every month at: 8 p.m. Visitors from fraternal: clubs are heartily welcome. > W. F. BICKNELL, Secretary. and U. F. W. O. meet on_ the second Saturday of each month Mrs R. A. REID, Sec U.F.W..O. DRYDEN PHARMACY LADIES -- Have you our New Line, La Barre's . - Ten minutes' walk through the | harness up its power for their new BEDWORTH CLUB meets the GLENGOLAND CLUB U.F.O.! "Arriola" "PREPARATIONS" They include--Face Cream, Van- ishing Cream Skin Food, Toilet and LIQUID FACE POWDER, A New Creation. Compact Powder Talcum and Lip Sticks, in gold plated tubes. 'NOTE.--AIll the Creams come in glass stoppered jars. They are air-tight, and will not allow the | Cream to dry. up. i A Premier Création. Dainty. & distinctive « Ice cream. Cold Deine, (By CITIZEN) HOW many citizens 'of Dryden have viewed the beauties of their own countryside? How many of them, when descanting on the wonders of the east and west, have thought or known of - the natural charms where East meets West--their own little town! | From Dryden to Eagle River lies a stretch of twenty miles of the finest scenery of its class to be seen in Canada. Rolling acres of farm land, the | finest in the world, reach out on each side of the road. Neat farm houses, huge barns, and fields of waving grain all bespeak hard- won prosperity. The odd patches here and there still in the process of clearing, stumping and berak- ing, serve as links of evidence in the transition from the heavy, formidable bushland of former years to the creditable standing of cultivation at the present time. A fine sunny day, one of Trist's swiftest motor cars, with Dick himself at the wheel and en route for Eagle! Speed over the C.P.R. crossing, past Hutchison, Wice, Weaver's to Glengoland; up the | steep hill past Fred Brignall's big barn, down through Oxdrift, up! again by Skene's, and on and on to Minnitaki; until at last the motor skirts the railway and--- shooting once more over the C. P.R.--w2 halt at mine host Gordon's Hotel, right opposite the Eagle River Station. Three or four motors here testify either to the charm of the drive or to the quality of the refreshment. pleasant footpaths south of the hotel .unfolds to full view a new phase of industrial expansion and prosperity. There lies the new dam thrown across the Eagle by the Dryden Pulp & Paper Co.. to pulpwood mill. The mill itself, a large building, stands on the' west side of the dam, and from it | stretches the pulpwood conveyor one thousand feet in length, flan-' ked by the C.P.R. spur, and the lofty stacker towering seventy feet in the air, which will pile up the winter supplies. The power house, of neat design, 1s situated just north of the dam, and con- tains a water turbine and 200 h.p. generator. Electric: light will brighten up the whole plant, and | probably be procurable by the adjacent properties in the near future. All of these structures are built and equipped with the most up-to-date, efficient machin- ery and appliances. And not the least important among the good things around here are the camps for the company's employees. Laid out in two separate build- ings for eating and sleeping, they are everything that could be des- ired. Large and commodious, with screened doors and windows, a balcony looking down through the evergreen pines to the river, a well of good water nearby, ample store and icehouse -- all bespeak the care exercised by the management for the welfare of the Company's men. Here indeed may the simple life (dreamed ot by millionaires) be lived and en- joyed to the full. Cars of pulpwood will be loaded here daily for the mammoth Dryden mill, and the world will soon be tying up parcels wrapped in paper grown on the banks of Eagle River and manufactured in Dryden. Truly this district has a future. Dryden clover, Dryden paper, Dryden grit will make her name known the world over if--and potent womrd IF -- all pull to- gether. That is the backbone of all communal life and prosperity. Whirr! gees the motor again, and once more over the homeward track, wmith the sweet scent of clover and pine, until the bright lights of Dryden gleam, and the ; tower of the mill proclaims our arrival at the hub of the district. Verily a great little town, where east meets west: the best from east to west--M. A. ps=ely This portrait of our favorite dog may serve to draw your attention to the approaching Agricultural Fair. The Prize Lists will be- sent out early next week. The classes are much the same as last year, with the exception of the special Township Prize of $50.00 'given by Mr Pitt for the best assortment of farm produce grown or raised in any Township in the district. Any ipndividual may compete for this Prize, or a group of farmers may combine their exhibits. The competition, however, is distinctly a Township contest, and must be entered as such, = The Fair will . be held on Wednesday | and Thursday, Sept. 29th and zoth. . Large posters announcing the Fair have been distributed over the district. The great number of entries already in the hands of the secretary, D. Anderson, promise that this will be one of the most successful Fairs ever held here. Many feat- ures have been introduced this year that will recall the great Fairs of other years, before the Kaiser started out to extend his kingdom over the earth -- and lost the substance that he had for the Tshtow that eluded his grasp. a WHAT RURAL CREDITS "HAVE DONE FOR TEULON A Rural Credit Society was of- ganized at Teulon in 1910. $65,000 was loaned through this Society , that season to farmers of the dis- "trict. $38,000 of this money went dirgstly * to break new. land. munity, ellie to markets, supplies and banks. It lies just north of the city of Winnipeg. What have rural credits ois for Teulon? In 1919 they export- ed 101,000 bushels of wheat, and 32,000 bushels of other grain; this B-27-¢ able WANTED. | SEED of White Spruce and Red 'Pine, separated or in the cone. For terms address Edye-deHurst & Sons, Dennyhurst, Dryden, Ont. . FOR SALE. Young PIGS for sale. $6.00 each. 10-1 'Wm JAHNERT, 'Waldhof. For Sale RASPBERRY CANES and ASPARAGUS PLANTS. G. FF PRONGER, Dryden, Ont. 9-17 3 OXEN, with Harness; fast walkers. Also 1 Imperial Grain Grinder, in A-1 condition. Cheap for cash. ~ GUSTAV GANGLOFF, 9-17¢ Vermillion Bay. Edison Phonograph (horn) in splendid condition with fifty rec- ords, vry little used. Good value at $100, Snap for $40 cash. For record list and ful particulars apply-- DRYDEN OBSERVER. For sale, 1 Grade HOLSTEIN BULL, 6 years old, very quiet used to children; drives well single or double. 'Cash or terms. E. G. SPRENG, Stoc- Waldhof, Ont. hy For sale. weeks old Ist Sept. $8.00 cach. R. RHOADES, 924 Ignace, Ont. FARM TEAM, about 2800 Ibs, in good condition, Cheap for cash. Apply 9: 20 R. E. NEELY, Oxdrift. POUL TRY .--9 pure bred, single comb White Leghorn Roosters; Good strong stock, from experi- mental farm, Brampton, Ont. 14 weeks old, $4.50 each. Apply © Mrs JACK La FORREST, Quibell, Ont. Good MILK COW, also Regis- tered SHORTHORN BULL. Mrs WELLBURN, Ignace. : Two 5-horse - power MARINE ENGINES, Adams and Interna-| tional makes, each $100.00. Also 6-horse power International port- Sawing Machine, $175.00. Terms Cash. D. A. KENNEDY, 9-17 Eagle River, Ont. Good HOLSTEIN MILKER, in 9, con. 6, West Corner, Temple. © JOHN E.LESHIED, Sr. 9-15 ~ Waldhof, Ont. KA MOTOR BOAT for sale, 8 h.p. Also Death, Apply = = C BICKN ELL, 8-6 BARRED ROCK HENS for or good winter layers, from nested Roosters of Strain. Selling to make room for pullets. 1-year old hens, $1.30; 2-year old hens, n .25 each. . WRIGHT, Wabigoon. trap 8-6-c WABIGOON CLUB UFO. | Wabigoon branch of the U.F.O was held in the Schoolhouse o 'Saturday, Sept. 11th. President siderable business of a genera ests 13 first season; also a ) Heifer (Leicester), for sale at lot; Dunn engine, 4-cycle, 20- ft. x 6ft. ~ Dryden PO. the Guelph 1A FEW OF THE THINGS in 'the HARNESS LINE I have on 'hand. Horse "Collars, Breeching Straps, Side Straps, reversible Brass Ball Top Steel Hames, Hame Straps, 'Martingales, Pole Straps, Flat Side Checks, Chain Brea t Straps, Overdraw Checks, Ki Hame Fasteners, Heel Chains Team Breeching, Team | Success Chain Traces, tested 4500 ths each, Breast Collars, Buggy Traces, Open Bridles, Winker Bridles, Halters, Double & single Lites, Team Back Pads, Belly Bands, Sweat Pads, assortment of Collars, Pads, &c. & Neatsfoot Harness Oil, in Quarts, = H. WILLARD, : * Boot and Harness Repairer. No. 1694 [. O.L. meets the first Wednesd of each month at 8 pm in the Tow ; Hall. Visiting - brethren cor nvited. Dryden Lodge W. J. Tobiason, Ww. v. 3 D. Anderson, Ree. Sec. i bemnational Brheshood of Tip 2 Sulghite and Pager Nill Works | Dryden Lodge Wo. 105 Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month, at 7.30, in the Mill Hall. JH. BILL, F. RUSSELL, Pres. Rec. Sec." n Dryden Lodge No: qiy- LO. QF Do at the Town Hall every Monday evening av 8 o'clocr. O. M. Nymark, N. G., D. Anderson, Recording Sec. Visiting brethren cordially invited, i Cr Golden Star Lodge No. 484 : w AF. &A.M. GRC an the Masonic Hall, secord tuesday of each month. Visitors cordially invite Rev. ROBT. Sma AF BERREY, Sey. the General | M ere 1 : OXDRIFT, dealer in Dry Goods: > 'Boots and Shoes Hardware and Farm Produce Agent for Vorkshire Insurance Compa 13 Frost & Wood and Gea Cockshutt Implements tecsaecsune a Bh. 1. TRIST den Livery Transfer and Exchong Bara v ; 2 ld ae The postponed meeting the Johnson occupied the chair. Con-|