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~~ TERR" TER. a, | I A, TENTIAL ERE 55 4 {TE Help Solve the | Dressmaker's Problems | . lod i 2) (re FIL] wap) 5d A 5 7 Ag i 7 HH i) 7 17 f & When a woman can be stylishly and prettily dressed for from $5.00 to $10.00, her heart should be glad. : - Take a look at Friday's Window, and wonder why it was not done before. iy Ps ifs ik 3 : A INANE os Sits We have brought the city to the country, in the matter of Style. We have kept the country as it should be, in the matter of Price. @ | Wednesday, May 24th, Victoria } game, it is expected and respect- When the team is fully equipp- "i s ed and has a few nights to man- The House of Brignall ipulate the elementary rules of the [PURER 'Day, memorable for the event of; fully invited that parents will 'which it is significant, viz the jturn out and give he girls their 'natal day of our late beloved sov- interested support. Se B creien, Queen Victoria, derives: Lr 0 additional lustre in this district i i owing to the fact that it is also the 76th natal day of Benjamin ~ Seeing The Country Brignall, one of the successiul pioncer farmers of this section. Yesterday Rev. J. M. Beaton : : : sked me to accompany him over The day, which found Mr Brig- i y nall enjoying excellent health, the government road 10 rn will be remembered by him as one Th journey wes Fay 2 to me. ad at one time of the first days of the year, from aes I Sight Eo hao chitin, grand Led Jn Eaten, Oui 212 children, great grand children andl pio ming vw friends asseembled at his home, gs River atta point mn US course - . some few miles from London. It Lot 6 Con. 3 Eaton Township, to some - > et dy felicitations Pe was certainly a sight worth sce- . 3 ; ing to drive along the spring bank | good wishes. Mr Brignall is onef = 4% 4 {00k out over the gently undulating and rolling fields on the opposite side of the river. I am familiar with the farming section adjacent to Kenora and Keewatin, but I do not even re- member looking upon a more promising scene from a farming point of view than that which con fronted me yesterday. Rolling land always had a strong attract- ion for me and I failed to see any on the journey sufficently hilly to make cultivation difficult. We called at the home of Mr | of the fortunate in having lived to B | behold the fruition of his labours. 4 Through sober industry, pain- 1! staking effort and lofty vision, he | has accomplished much; and in | the benifit accruing to the com- munity through his influence and \in the character of his discendants there is already erected a monu- j ment essentialy indefaceable ! which will stand and wax greater 8 through time and contribute to $ the eternal verities. | Mr Brignall was born in York- | shire in the year 1840. The family Fred Brignall and there I saw i emigrated to Canada, choosing | their new home in Pickering, Ont. sufficent 82 Sonvines me that in | ? dustry and business methods ap- [whan 2 os i aa I oi plied to the soil of the district will Si fo 108100, ond Mi Boal give magnificent returns on the united in marriage to MISS 22aTy | inyestement. Mr Brignall uses : Cran In Jon in sunflower for ensilage and inform on. John Dryden, then YInStel] 4 me that his stock will turn 'of Agriculture for Ontario, and down the finest hay for the ensil- age. He has two large silos and ! father of the Dryden experiment- stabling for over fifty head of al farm, he came to this district loening on bids 7 oe I San cattie beside extension pig pens. Pounsilp, Lin 2 0, ye He keeps sheep and utilizes a por- Sing pu ox is oo tion of his immense barn for their oo a iy hii i i bar shelter. A blacksmith shop mach introduce the use of land plaster ney sheds 05 Su build- in this section of the country-- to ings tostity io the prolihc vetnrns which may be credited a great from the land. This early settled deal of the success which has re- seotion, Ig fairy well served by > od hom fuming im the the main road to Oxdrift and its Ae ietot In tet a a branches, but although the whole ne B : country to the northward is taken up, there is but one road tapping SEDO En -O-eED (UO furthest is just you back. terms if you wish. |Buy where your .money goes another way of saying BUY A FOC No sooner said than done when you "own a Ford. It may be a drive into the country, or it may be a trip to the town. It may be to visit the old folks, or to see your young folks. 'But, no matter where it is or what the object, the Ford will get you there and bring Touring Car $535 ~All Prices are F.0.B. FORD, Ontario We are in a position to make im- mediate delivery of any model---easy Tractors are now down to $475 F.0.B. Dryden. at aT BE AI SE SY em Ontario Forests at Mercy of Fire An urgent plea has been made by all public bodies interested in forest and game protection to campers, fishermen, hunters and others having ocasion to use the erly liberal, but of late years con- that section. servative in his views. Tem: Pe on 2 siong Supmater of The government at Toronto th (ton movemen 1s In-§ . a i a the side of wife Coif OF wont understand I adden that the situation and condition NG Thane J: tie death of] the settlers in respect to trans- ws lhe yout 1913 Se 1 ot - portation is deplorable. Mr Brig- his companion and heipmate.d jj qayg that the crying need of the district is roads and more Their family consisted of nine children, Miss Mary, married to] qo 17a suggested that photo- graphs of the newer sections Mr W. J. Robinson Dryden's pop- showing the absence of transport- {ular butcher; Margaret Ellen, ation facilities should be taken wife of A. E. Browning, residing lon Lot 4 Con. 3 Eaton Township: = 4 shown Sr btu the muthor. ities in Toronto, then if the older 'TF. T. Brignall, Lot2 Con. 2 Eaton settled sections with their splen- (J. A., now a resident of Whitby Twp, south-eastern Ontario; A Il did improvements were exhibited bert, who is engaged in building simultaneously, it might dawn on and contracting in Maitoba; Eliz-} govern Sol thot the noney thet we 2 »- Sy spent in road making in a dis- ope on i ne Sa ot trict yielding such magnificent ot ro Be ins Sa returns is not altogether thrown William H., who died on active away. If we could only take service at the Somme; Charlotte some Of the parties who are re- E., wife of J. S. Corner secretary sponsible for the niggardly policy the clover growers' association of the government over the gover a oye I ment roads constructed some few i . ; X years since and discover to them Mr Brignall has thirty grand: y hE Hiren and twelve : i the SS Spin 2 the Ht mr bt BTANT settlers on the adjacent lands, it ea =e mun a bay hon ee ve fai: yeors of about a more enlightened policy life are yet before him, and w¢ = Josey he a Suis here desire to extend felicitations EE Ve Splonad Penen and good wishes for many hapDY | comms returns of the event celebratec] last Wednesday. RE (TEES CTD CEE ED OF TD SE (50> 0-00 FREED 4) mid PETER 6 TSO EEDA TE (EEE OER) Sa (ERE O GEO > Dryden Baseball is eddying ir ever widening circles and the lat-} est ripple "was caused by the ad: £ vent of the Junior Girls. A full fledged team is now a fait accompli, and with trainers and spirited members, bids fair tc form a creditable adjunct to the popular athletic sport. At its first meeting on the 28th alto, the members decided its}: « main points:-- name, officials practice nights, rules, uniforms #1 and colours. The one and only name sub- mitted was that of Mayor Pitt and read, "Pitt Baseball Girt Lo Team," (Amateur) the retention | J of the name to be dependent upon the Mayor's acceptance. : The colours will be "Cup" col- ours--green and white. At practice of May 29th inti- mation was given that Mayor Pitt considered himself honoured and and committed henceforth to be an interested spirit with the jun- iors. The announcement met with HR EE GCE EEO SED RED DE DE woods for recreation. Every such man is asked to join han the forest rangers of On , year in eliminating at least half of the cnormous forest fire losses chargeable last summer to human agency. It is a comparatively simple matter for any camper or fisher- man to take sensible precautions to extinguish a camp fire before leaving camp, to put out a cigar- ette before throwing it away or to avoid throwing matches into in- flammable leaves, twigs or moss. A great many campers show very little caution in selecting a spot to : 2000206900000 000000508088 § A.J. GARDINER i General Merchant EAGLE RIVER, ONT. b 4 AGENT ¥OR 3 Goskshul Plow Go. Frost & Wood Implements ES Charnla'e fraam Canavalar Sanu pe wv wswwmrii ep © Raw Furs Bought and Sold SHOHROOLDELHBLBODOHDRLERDABE HY : & & © $ «* & 3 id nd 1 BWOET, ] OT oq rage, Dryden, Ontario ES build their camp fires. In no case should a fire be built against a tree, an old log or in a dry bog, but whenever possible, on a rocky shore or on a gravel or sand base. A small fire always cooks better than a large one, and is much casier to extinguish. When rough with the cooking fire, 2 ew quarts of water or a shovel or two of earth will easily extin- guish it. No glowing coals or smoking embers should be left under any circumstances. If those who enjoy and profit by the forest areas of Ontario, par ticularly the campers and fisher- men, would take such simple pre- { cautions, they would preserve this year hundreds of the finest and most beautiful camping spots in the Arce, and at ihe sane time remove one of the main sources of forest fires which are doing such enormous damage to the main source of employment in, this province. : 0SYER General Merchant, 1.3.C |/E - OZ DRIFT, Ont, Dry Cioods Groceries : Boots and Shoes Hardware and Farm Produce Frost & Wood and " Cockshutt Imp! ~~ ot a great applause and cheering.® The intricate points of the game will be in the capable hands of Milo Upton, trainer; Jim Offer and Frank XKerney, assistant coach . Under this staff much progress is expected. i ALFRED PIT DRYDEN, Ont, A HAPPY FIRESIDE Can best be seccured by the careful selection of suitable Victor Recordsfrom our large Stock RIPLEY'S, Dryden, Ont. ED ERC £0, SUES CG 0 WR UB %