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Dryden, Ont, June 17 1921 ; ai Picaic 7 Santy Beach; The Old Swimmin' Hole Basket Picnic at 1 p.m.; eae ladies bring: A highly interesting session of the : Iunch. nt proven to, Town Council of Dryden took place! oy carry visitors te Sandy Beac Wednesday evening, when the ad-; | Until You Have Seen the New Addresses by J. C. Ross, M.A, editor} journed regular Inonthly ar of the Farmer's Sun, and Mr Le-! director of the Farmers' Co- operative Company, of Toronto. Baseball Match--Keewatin vs. Dry- den League teams. A SPECIAL MEETING of the Dis- trict Executive of the U.F.0. was held in the Van Horne Township Hall last Saturday, to decide on arrange- ments for the reception of J. C. Ross, M.A., of Toronto, editor of The Far- mer's Sun, Toronto, and Mr Levert, of Nipissing, director of the Farmers Co-operative Co., who will visit this district next Thursday, June 23rd, to study conditions here at first hand. The prominence of the visitors, and the value of their interest in this section of Ontario was "readily ac- knowledged, and it' was soon decided that a district picnic was the best way to enable the greatest numbed was held. Mayor Pitt occupied the chair, others present being Coun. Hill, Golden, Matthews, Wilde, Nor- gate and Beveridge. After the reading of the minutes| and preliminary discussion of minor matters, Council suspended business to receive a deputation from the W.I. regarding the swimming pool for the younger kiddies. Mrs Latimer and Mrs M. S. Campbell appeared, and after stating their appointment by the Institute, hey submitted a care- fully prepared statement of their errand. It had come to their know- ledge that the Board of Health had expressed objection to the practice of having horses enter the water and drink at the same spot where children were accustomed to bathe. Busy rumour had followed the story with the alarming statement that Council "Cheol" Mos! Price Greatly Reduced = We are Expecting a second Carload Any Day Now THE FORD : THE CAR that is still SUPREME in public favor. The new prices make it more than ever interesting for you to own a FORD now, with all the latest improvements, at lower than pre-war prices. Durance Bros. Dryden, Ontario New Ford Prices J : of people to meet the visitors. Atf were likely to order the children to No starter. Starter. No starter. Starter. the suggestion of Mr F. T. Brignall, {find a new swimming pool; and the Touring Car _______ $625.00 $710.00 Truck _____________ 670.00 755.00 A 5 EN ION of Oxdrift, it was agreed to appointf women desired assurance that the| Runabout ___________ 560.00 645.00 Coupe ___..___.._.._ ---- 990.00 ! | _ | Mr John ® schioon of Van Horne, | rights of the children were not to bz! Chassis i ____________ 52.00, 605.00 Sedan _._.___________ ~ ---- 1090.00 to be in charge of arrangements, with held secondary to the convenience of 'TRACTORS . $745.00 : horses and their drivers. In reply, Mayor Pitt pointed out that with one unhappy exception all the members of Council were in the proud category of fathers, and it would ill become that exalted con- dition for them to lightly regard, the welfare of the little ones. Admitting the importance of the recommenda- tion of the Board of Health, of which he had the honour to be a member, he felt bound to consider also that it involved interference with a long established custom, and Council must not attempt to find too hasty a solu- tion that might infringe on the right of either party. ~ The deputation submitted that they had already approached a few of the owners of horses, who had very cour- teously expressed themselves as pre- pared to come to some arrangement that would meet the objections of the Board of Health. They further. stated that the pool had been oe by the W.L assisted by several of their male friends, some of whom' now occupied seats on the Council. Coun. Beveridge thought that some power to select any assistance he might require to promote the success of 'the outing. Arrangements have been made to hold the picnic at Sandy Beach, on Lake Wabigoon, already one of the most popular resorts in the country. Starting at 1 o'clock in the afternoon automobiles will be provided to carry the holiday crowd to the beach, free of charge, along the prettiest drive- way in the vicinity of Dryden. = Seats and other accommodation will be pro- vided, and arrangements made for the comfort of visitors. Please bring lunch baskets with you for your party, with cups, but tea and coffee will be supplied. The picnic, which will held under the auspices of thePort Arthur and Kenora United Farmers' Political Association, will be open to all the people in this district, and the gath- ering should be one of the ereatest in Diyden's experience Prices F. O. B. FORD, Ont. Gas Engine and Auto Owners - Send your repairs to ALLANSON & McCHESNEY Lake of the Woods Garage, KENORA Big Shipment of New Cars and Accessoties arriving this week. HALL Dingwall's Garage, Dryden, on. We Guarantee our Engine Overhaul 'work. Reasonable Rates. (CED) REE () ERED () ETED- (HD (GED Ca A 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 Breast Straps, Overdraw Checks, Kling's Hame Fasteners, Heel Chains, "Team Breeching, Team traces, - Attractions at Sandy Beach. The increasing number of automo- biles in Pryden has brought, as never Miss HARCOURT TO RETURN, Miss Harcourt, W. I. speaker, ad- dressed the Dryden Institute in the CONTINUATION SCHOOL PROMOTION EXAMINATION, 'Success Chain Traces, tested 4500 before, "opportunities to citizens to way could be found to provide accom- a i iths each, Breast Collars, Buggy enjoy the charm of the beauty spotsf gate the horses without obliging | June 1921. a "Traces, Open Bridles, Winker which surround our town. And of ieeds, the children to leave the pool which! The names of the candidates at the and especially the needs of the grow-. Bridles, Halters, Double & single them all, none has equalled in attrac-} woo vot equalled for safety and con-i June Sriition erommations 1 Blo cae Lines, Team Back Pads, Belly : tiveness the lure of Sandy Boneh. ience in any port of the river, ee abn eras the nn Bauds, Sweat Pads, assortment o Cl oth i i g th at S pe aks Lying two miles from Dryden along] py. Dingwall. Medical Health Of- a a Collars, "Pads, &ec. Neats foot Harness Oil, in Quarts. H. WILLARD, Boot and Harness Repairer. a pretty, winding readway, the Beach offers an ideal spot for a picnic. From a background of shady trees, the beach dips in a gentle southerly slope to meet the waters of Lake Wabigoon. The fine, smcoth sand and the regular contour of the bot- tom of the Lake at this point, offer an irresistible invitation for a swim. The young June foliage in the bright sunshine is restful to the cer, who was present, was asked to} join the discussion, and quoted the provincial o.cer in suport of his own opinion that the pool should be safe- guarded in every respect from possi- ble contamination, especially as the flow at-the point was rather sluggish. A fence would be desirable, while a bylaw in support: would meet the situation completely. Councillor Golden then moved that . Lena Adams (Honours). . Emma Latimer. . Bert Lott. . Jimmie Beddome. Ethel Wright. . Maggie Louttit. E. ALLEN, Principal. and recommended outdoor games such as basket ball and swimming. She urged the women to ask the question, "What, in our town, is hin- dering the best development of our children?" and then set to werk to remedy conditions. She also urged the value of a community purpose. Men and women working together for the acommon good have no time for Itself remain nr a im ECTS SC CRE This Store's purpose is to dress men better than they have ever to provide such been dressed: POTATO INSPECTION. styles and patterns as will ex- i The Dept. of Agriculture is contin- Variegated assortment LA DIES' BATHING CAPS. New Ship. nent of GENUL NE FRENCH IVORY MY EE EE EE EC HH AIIM Novelty : : ONGRAT ULATION CARDS Suitable t'or any oceasion. Seasonablo Suggestions. 'Straw Hat Cleaners Fly Pads, Papers & Swatters Our own Make. SPECIAL TO FARMERS-- EE tr ary Remedies. Tir es ard Tubes Nie a EE LE Ee sar my Insect Powders--all makes Mosauito Lotion -- Special Fly 0il, ull Line of 'FELMING'S Veterin- ee ny SELLING PRICES $21.25 2.75 Tires oo" = Regular 7, Tubes - Heavy Tot upist T ubes - 2 15 press the individuality of the wearer and give 'genuine satis- faction. : Call and See the New Spring _Styles and Wide Range of Patterns At prices to suit the Altered Conditions. lark' Complete Outfitters The Red Brick Store mo AC Insurance FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, . ANIMAL PLATE GLASS. Representing twelve of the largest 'needed means of transportatic nwith 1 taste in music, a vista of memorable jaded spirit, and an evening at the Beach is a balm fo the weary after a hard day. Billy Rhodes is furnishing a long- his new 'bus, which makes it possible for so many to make the round trip who otherwise would be denied that orivilege. Ted Burgess has already established a flourishing business .in ice-cream and soft drinks. Mr E. Erickson, whose farm includes part of the lake shore; is rushing the erec- tion of a dancing pavilion in response to the great' public demand, and with an orchestra to meet the public nights of moonlit rap stir one's imagination. : Keewatin Baseball Team Coming. Keewatin Baseball team is sched- uled to visit Dryden on Thursday the 23rd, and will play two games with the local boys. Mr Hutchison will try to so arrange the picnic that all who desire! may witness the game in the evening. The showing of the Dryden nine at Kenora this week gives assurance of a snappy game, Dance will be given. Dryden orchestra will arrange a "Water Lot 13, W. Earle St. be fen- ced, to maintain poolg as a bathin place for children, and that a bylaw be prepared as per the recommenda- tion of the Board of Health." Later developments would indicate that a solution satisfactory to all con- cerned will be reached. Mr Stevens, representing the Me- Donald Lumber Co., applied to have an electric light pole moved ten feet, as its present location interfered with the entrance to their lumber yard. Council agreed to do this, the lumber company to pay the cost. He then asked whether the Town would co-operate with them in im- proving the street corner where the lumber yard was placed. by putting in culverts so that the ground could be raised, allowing flowers to be planted in front of their office. Mr Beveridge explained that in similar cases where the improved frontage was an advantage to the property, it had been the practice of citizens to provide them at their own expense, and he thought it would not be advisable to set a new precedent in this respect. A motion was passed to adopt the Assessors Roll. It was also decided dance in the evening to provide en- tertainment for vigitors, at which it is hoped. many of our friends from neighbour communities will be pre- sent. The reputation of the orchestra 13 established regarding their ability to supply ball-room music; but it is Companies in the world. Dryden and outlying district fully covered. : Let me quote you rates not so well known that they also make a specialty of quadrille music, | with violin, piano and trap-drums. : | Their style of rendering "Turkeys in the Straw" is something for the old- E. A \ . Klose! R. J PRONGER' to extend the time for appeals to June 30th. The Court of Revision will sit for the hearing of appeals on July 15th, Jas. McFadyen, president for the trustees of Dryden Cemetery, applied for a grant of $300.00 from the town towards the cost of improving the Cemetery. This was granted. imers to go home and tell their eighbours about. i € A motion was adopted allowing the purchase of a wheel for the use of uing the work of Potato Inspection this year, and anyone wishing to have their field inspected should send in their application together with the fee of $1.00 to A. H. McLennan, Vegetable Specialist, ~ Parliament , Bldgs., Toronto, or to the Dept. of Agriculture, Dryden, before July 1st. M. F. COOK, Rep. DRYDEN JUVENILES Dryden Intermediates played a picked team of married men Thurs- day evening The benedicts who appeared were M. Bailey, H. Adair, M. D. Hambly, M. S. Campbell, F. Foulis, J. Skillen, A. Duncan, T. Walters, C. Burgess,. Despite the fact that some of the married men, such as M. S. Campbell who hit a two-bagger, had never be- fore played baseball, and Tommy Walters, who nearly ran himself to death, they copped the game from the intermediates by 12 to 7. One of the latter said it must be because they daren't go home and said they had lost anything--even a game of ball. for jangling and quarrelling. . An outline study of the growing child was suggested for the coming year's work of the Institute. . Miss Harcourt expects to to Dryden and give return a two weeks' s+ Course of Lectures on Home Nursing : The date has not yet been announced, as Dryden will accommodate herself to the convenience of Oxdrift. and Quibell, who also intend ioking the Course. Ji COURT OF REVISION. NOTICE is hereby given that a Court of Revision will be held at Bedworth Schoolhcuse, on June 25th, 1921, at 11.30 a.m., for the purpose of hearing appeals. against the Assessment Roll of said Township of Zealand for the year 1921. Ww. WHITE, Bedworth, June 5th, 1921. Clerk. ED () BIER) EE () CEE () EES () GID 0 €EE Self's Garage NOTICE. I beg to announce that I have dis- posed of the Massey-Harris Agency to Mr S. B. Black. I take the opportunity to thank all those who have given me their sup- port, and request that the same~he extended to my successor in the business. My entire tinte and attenti on will now be given to the general black-1 reading of meters and other duties, 4 the electrician, to assist him in the smithing and wood work. ROBERT SWEENEY. Consult F. C. BAKER ~ Gasoline Expert ' - - Regarding All makes of Engines. ine Mar- pA ymobile or Stat =