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wo Volume IV. Dryden, Ont. January 18th 1923 Number 33 A RYDEN PHARMACY A Sure Shot (Bot and Worm remover), ; i ONCE upon a time there was a ) little town that flourished, albeit in a modest fashion, on the banks of a river draining a considerable lake in the heart of the almost un- known territory between the busy east and the striving west ; linking the old and the new; ; standing at the meridian between the spread- ing seas. Yin the huge reservoir just beyond its yard fences there flows the stream that--after turning its wheels, lending power to supply light and motion to its activities-- like the bush that burned yet was not consumed, keeps on with energy undimished to furnish still greater blessings to the cities on the plains beyond, whose indus- tries wait on its coming. Past its front door runs the greatest high-! way of the world's commerce that on rails of steel carries unendingly the merchandise of half a con- tinent, bartering the products of a rich, virgin country for the output of earth's mightiest factories and' the skill of the world's greatest! craftsmen. = So in the very heart of things are we situated who are privileged to call Dryden "home." * kkk Are we then to regard ourselves as an unimportant community, of small influence on the affairs of the great world: or are we the hub' of the universe which must' keep moving forward as a centre,' lest we retard the onward drive of that which lies around us in' the mighty engine of civilization! Ava man thinketh in his heart,' so is he." Is that prodigious truth less than true of a community ? One dose will rid your horse of - all Bots and Worms Every Package Guaranteed Price -- : 24 capsule package with gun, 5.00 12 capsule package with gun, 3.00 12 capsule package, no gun, 2.75 A horse worth keeping is a horse worth treating Early winter is a good time to treat infested horses A Well Dressed Man likes a good "Dress Shoe, and you can now get pair at H. Willard's. A good in tment to choose from, every ni sh oe solid leather, and full vamp, prices are right i Ee Hk We also have in stock i -- MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS, WORK BOOTS, MOCCASINS, ~ WOLLEN, LINED, and' PULLOVER MITTS, HOCKEY BOOTS, HOCKEY : STICKS, ETC. ARR 'Not from among the great ones of the: carth, nor from its crowded ! | FARN ESS and PARTS | for re bi rs of life; but from BLANKETS, COLLARS, the Tati. from the unnoticed rs ard the Er from the un- SWEAT Ps Ds' and have given : Lo | energ fl Skates for sharpening should be |energ y to flagging covvage. left in the moning to make sure of getting them the same day A full supply of Dr Scholl's remedies always o hand at H. WILLARD, Boot and Harness Repairer. es If then we have faith as a grain of mustard seed, unto us will be mountains. CR TS Blame the Sulphide. Many have been the indications of late of a stiffening of the critical fac- ulty in Dryden. Doubtless because of its stuation, it has suffered more than most places from the infliction of self- appointed apostles of various species of super-excellence. But whether from | unusual properties in the atmosphere (and even the most patriotic of our: citizens admit the presence of a decid- ed tang to the air under certain condi- | tions of the wind) or whether due to | the rigours of the climate, these med § TOWN OF DRYDEN. Application will be received by teh un- dersigned until January 31st, 1923 for two Auditors for the current year, at a salary of fifty dollars each. J. E. GIBSON, Clerk. Dated this 11th day of January, 1923 | fluent specimens seldom take root and { flourish here. Uncongenial plants, they { § quickly fade in the cultivated soil of y 'Dryden society. Plainly this part of } and 'the country is unf favourable to the | culture of fakirs, 'cranks, wise guys,' OSI ERY : and hot-air varieties generally. iy Hk kok 2 FOR THE FAMILY 'Death Sentences. ; at The following are selected from the recent Report of the medical officer of ; GG AT i Ss health, and may have escaped your' MACHIN & TEASDALE notice when published recently: -- Barristers, Solicitors, etc., SHOES i 3 "The sanitary condition of the town. is not good, and till we get some more efficient method of handling garbage and waste water, and- install better drainage, it is next to impossible to: make any marked improvement." | Fairy 'Stories ! re | formation regarded as important renewed given the power that shall mowe Inside Dope The annual meeting of Dryden Board of Trade will be held in the Town Hall, Tuesday, January 30th, at 8 o'clock, when the election of officers will take place wf The Board of Trade is one of these bodies which is little appreciated by the ordinary citizen, possible because its proper function is improperly un- ~ derstood. It is not a popularly elected body, nor has it executive powers like a Town Council; yet many appear to regard it as a sort of upper-chamber, which should enlarge and supervise the work of the elected representat- 'op the biggest gatherings in the west of --at Winnipeg next week. ives. 'Complaints are sometimes hear 'that nothing has been accomplished by the Board, because it has neglected to launch a water-works and sewer sys- fo tem, for instance, or some such work v for the public good. Such work is strictly the breroga- tive of the Municipal body, and cannot be dealt with by the Board of Trade: a otherwise than in the form, of recom- mendation to the Council. The Board of Trade 'is primarily a volunteer publicity department for the , town, through which questions of gen- jurisdiction of Council, or affecting. outside corporations and municipal A { ities, may be dealt with. Through its . { operations citizens may become pos- sessed of information of municipal advantage, or may in turn spread in- to - the interest of the Town itself. Many who are prone to criticise the effectiveness of a Board of Trade might do themselves, as well as the Board, a considerable amount of good by attending the annual 'meeting and enrolling for the pur 'the general welfare. TA Chiice 50 Fick up a Shope Si Impaired health has compelled an : little more, Tommy Walters has rd ordered by. the army doctors to Jing and 'ndergo treatment fo . He and Mrs Walte Gy like most of 'boys, r t fused to sit down and wait for gratu-- Vities, but dug right in to make his own living. The excellent bread that Diy- den has been enjoying 'or some tine is the result. : Mr and Mrs Walters are regretfully. obliged to sell their furniture, as it is impossible to take it along. If you need any bedroom or sitting room -furniture, or any of the hundred and one things that go to make a hone, be at the sale Friday, 19th inst at two +o'clock and take your pick. St Luke's raat] Moeting-- At the Annual Congregational Meet- ing of St Luke's Parish, the following fficers were elected: F. M. OFFER, Rector's: Warden A. BURTON, People's Warder R. J. PRONGER, Sec-Treasurer. i G. N. DECKERT, Vestry Clerk "Delegates to the Synod: Dr Wood, A. Burton, and F. M. Offer.. Vestry Men:--A. Burton, A. Ciemp- ison, H. Humpheeys, P. Curry, J. B. Beveridge, G. N. Deckert, F. M. Offer, Dr-Wood, H. Willard and A. Barry "The church hall is no wfinished and: Fonds for occupation It is gratifying "to the congregation to have this spa- cious building for the use of Sunday. School, the young people and meetings in general. The finances of the Church Hare in prosperous condition, and the 'outlook for future service very favor-" , able. TUXIS "The local Tuxis square meets every IMPERIAL BANK BLOCK KENORA Ont. "From samples sent to the labora- : . tory at different times, practically all' Wednesday." Any boy from 15 to 18 years of age is welcome to join. See ! 30 vo gic | £ Frost-Bites 4 : Xk ok ok a visitor at Eagle River, Monday. Mr and Mrs J. B. Beverldge were visitors in Port Arthur this week. Mi S. Daiters left Tuesday on a busittess trip to Winnipeg. bi mong. the visitors to Winnipeg this 'week were Dr and Mrs Dingwall, Miss Veitch and Mr Hal Dingwall. retail lummberman's convention--one Th total Customs and Inland rev- enu Collecteion at the port of Dryden week ending January 8th, 1923 8 $9, 615.40. : ! ¢ annual meeting of the Dryden } istrict Board of Trade for the electi mn of officers, will be held in the t 8 o 'clock. Mayor Pitt went to Winnipeg Sun-' day afternoon . to attend a meeting arranged with the Manitoba Govern- feral welfare beyond the immediate ment regarding the interprovincial | hig] Yay project. - J. W. Brill has taken over the ! business management of the Central | Hotél at the request of Mr Grabowski, | 1 be pleased at all times to wel- come his old friends. Bergman and Nelson have secured ! two. ontyacts from the Dryden Paper Com any. Building a new pump ' hor re room. Dry. en Young Men's g party Wednesday, January! After which they adjourned to | Dr P.V. Helliwell where s served. : : he er arairiol highway * kk Ution. Church Bible Class. Social-- The Union Church Bible Class held their regular monthly social evening on Tuesday, January 16th, in the base- ment of the Church. The evening was spent at games and contests, after which lunch was served and a short business meeting held. FFX XR A PLEASANT HOUR Sunday morning at 11 o'clock the, topic of the Union Church Bibie Class will be "The" Riches and Reaches of Love", Luke 15: 11--24. The discus- sions are interesting and practical in their application. Some questions:-- 1 Which type does the most for the world, the = Prodigal Son or the Elder Brother? *° 2 Is ill-temper a worse sin than a , debauched life? 3 Whom may the elder brother in the parable supposed to Sypify? MARRIAGE--At Winnipeg on ei. ary 10th, Miss Cynthia R. E. Sadler, . Winnipeg, to Donald Forbes McKen- Road Inspector Dan Hutchison was Coun. Winterbottom will attend thef "The Cricket' attendance. president, occupied the chair. of the last meeting, the "Dickens Study" arranged by the 'connittee, was put on. Miss Lucas opened with a paper on the life and times of the novelist, and - Miss Foster followed with a reading from the "Cricket on the Hearth", the part where the cricket and the tea succeeded acy. A community song Mayor Pitt gave Fagin's trial and the {: hall, Tuesday evening, (January : and an addition to the present | Club 'held i scene in the condemned felon's cell. Discussion followed, and at its con-| clusion the concensus of opinion 'was, the evening had been well spent. The inext meeting, on the evening of the ¢22nd of January, will be held at the log cabin, the residence of Mr H. Humphreys. The newly appointed comnitive, Mesdames Pitt, Beveridge and Hum- phtreys, | Shakespear's "As you like it" for this i meeting, and all members are request- led to be present a few minutes before «8 o'clock in order that the meeting Lake be opened on time. Each mem- ber is requested to bring a copy of : Shakespear. up last meeting, but there { is s still room for more. - ; Easy Victor for Cag Di den Midgets visite play their first game of ] 1 6--0. Although Ignace and showed some brilliant play, the] 4. Dryden Midgets have HOCKEY NOTES i Watch for the date of the Carnival 'sometime in February. Some of the Bachelors, not content with being beaten by the Fly Catchers lest suramer, admit that they do not know anything = about baseball, but they do know HOCKEY or BROOM BALL. The girls accept the chalienge for either a game of hockey or broom |ball, so now it is up to the bachelors ito either accept and play or take off 'their skates. Pete Ahearn says he don't know anything slicut baseball or hockey but if any of the Fly Catchers want to, he'll wrestle with them. Atta boy Pete. George Deckert can be seen any evening in the Dryden House Parlor practising the "hook check". Boolah is coaching him. Watch out for the "hook check" girls, rn rEg A : "OUTPOSTS ONLY TEN Mies APART Paris, January 16.-- The Reparations Commimssion today decided that Ger- many had wilfully defaulted in deliver- ies in kind for 1928, France, Belgium and Italy so voted. Dryden Literary Society met Monday evening, January 8th in the Odd- fellows hall. Although there were several other meeting scheduled for the same hour, there was a very fajr Miss Maloney, the vice- The meeting opened with singing "O Can- ada", and after reading the minutes' izettle vie with each other for suprem- Miss Foster's reading and after which | met and decided to read] Several members joined i season and beat up the Tenace boys ; Clerk's Office | TEMPTATIONS For People with delicate Apetites To' arrive Friday ® kok k Cabbages, Grape Fruit, Oranges, Early June Peas, Fancy Tomatoes Fancy Corn, Sliced Pineappie, | Peaches, Pears, Plums. Celery Fancy Biscuits "Fruit Salad in tins, each.... .50 Sport Sandwich, per tb ..... .45 | Hockey Biscuits, per Ib. 45 ! Gondola Fruit Creams, Wiig 'Creamy Riple, ...... ian - Queen Bee, per tb ; Short Cake, per tb. :Graham Cream Sandwiche 'One Big Special for SATURDAY Only : 55 41-1b Blue Ribbon Tea tot lant 3 EEN O. H. FRONGYR, Prop. "NOTICE Farmers having seed grain for sale. should communicate with the Depari- the amount and the price per bushel for the following: -- Oats, Wheat and Barley. ANNUAL MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Port Ar- thur and Kenora United Farmers Politicial Association will be held iu the Van Horne Township Hall, Friday January 26th, at 8.30 p.m. : BUSINESS: -- Financial Report, Llection of Officers, and other matters 'A full attendance is requested. Gi C. V. NORDRUM, Soret : roto pa oe mere es Wanicipaity of Van orn D. ANDERSON Dryden, Jan. 9, 1923 * Clerk. ASSESSOR Applications for the position of Asses- sor for the Township of Van Horne, and Glengolan School, for the year 1923, will be received by the under- signed up to 6 p.m. Friday, January 26th 1923 at a salary of $100.00 Clerk's Office D. ANDERSON EE Jan. 9, 1923 Clerk. Yownship. of Zealand * Sk sk 3k | Assessor A Special Meeting of the ratepayers of 8.8. No. 2 Township of Zealand will be held in the Schoolhouse on Satur- day, January 27th, at the hour of 8 o'clock in the evening, to decide whether it is advisable to. put a con- crete basement under the School with a furnace heating . system. Also to build a Cloak Room and paint the School House. : y Qrder of the Trustees W. W. WHITE, Sec-Treas. S. S. No. 2, Zealand. zie, of Eagle River. a You can FARM HELP The Bureau of Colonizatien and Im- _ migration expects a large number of 4 first class men from the Old Country, J r our wells show more or/Iéss eontami- Vernon Black or Norman Howe fo nation, some very much indeed." "It is gratifying to see at least a start made on a water system. .. .. .. is. doubtful if many realize just how over-crowded our town is." We cannot It during the latter part of March and ~ "Bucceeding: months, some experienced; some partly and some nexperienced - , young men; experienced married men; ¥ partly experienced married men, with and without families. vacancies will kindly write H.-A. Mac- Donald, Director of Colonization, Par- liament Buildings, Toronto, or to their Agricultural Representative for in- formation and application forms. pplications will be dealt with as far as possible in the order in which they are received, preference being given yearly engagements. (Signed): M. F. COOK, Agricultural Representative, Farmers with |. hope to escape [an epidemic] for very long under existing conditions, and we should therefore make a decided move 'toward securing a pure water supply." i appointed to go to the conclave assist in carrying out the plans made Tull particulars. A delegate has been at Kenora Jan. 30 and 31st, in order to at the older boys parliament recently in session at Winnipeg. Arrangements are being made for a Father and Son . week early in February. More about 'this later. but plays any 'His Victor record with It is the smallest of the Victrola family, 'which only a genuine Victrola can give. Other models up to $615.60 If you are interested, it might be WANTED--Tvwo or three experienced well for you to take the above to heart men to cut pulpwood. $2.50 per cord and consider whether you can assist for spruce. $1.00 a day for board, or the new Council in solving the problem can board in town. 134 miles from before you and a number of your Dryden. Apply at Observer Office. RRS Sree nrl friends are stricken with the horrors pe? 7 : NE : olen 2 terrible and deadly disease. of The Dana of he Rhur Basin 1 » is now complete, and the French de- clare that not a single pound of coal can get out of the Rhur into'the un- occupied territory without their check- FOR, SALE Two Fresh Milk COWS, both young and in good health. These are good milkers and very quiet. apply "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" a CRRA 0%, TUES. ing it up for the coal tax. D. FREJD uy this Genuine "His Master's Voice" Master's Voice"- a beauty of tone 4 demonstration will be gladly given at any "Tis Master's Voice" dealers Berliner tl Company Limited, Montreal ment of Agriculture, Dryden, stating.'