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Are You Aware We have taken over the Confectionery Store and stock a full line of the best fectionery, including 'NEILSON'S CHOCOLATES A complete line of EASTMAN KODAKS NEE | NSIT = DRESS MAKING for Children Women & Mail Orders Promptly attended to. EX 2 33 "Out of Town Customers should send measurements, also color and kind of material to be made up Mrs W.H. EVANS TO ARRIVE SATURDAY-- === === === A full stock of fresh green VEGETABLES. The B.B. Bread Tickets will 7A RAE : e good at the B. B. confectionery for 15 days only. 7 y looki ve JAMES McFADYEN this advertisement, don't forget the little grocery opposite the Town Hall REAL ESTATE : AND 7. A AERIS INI 0. H PRONGER RYDE po s ; Ns DRYDEN . ONT. ps tr 3 TT NARERINE. eBoy DANCE RECORDS When Hearts are Young--(Fox Trot) Montreal.--The Canadian Pa line announces several appointm to positions in the British Isles Europe. They are as follows: A " Vie liam Stewart, to be Glasgow pas- ar senger agent, with his office at 23 Bothwell Street, Glasgow; J. IL Webb, destined for the post of pass senger agent at Southampton, and A. L. Rawlinson, slated for Ant- werp, where he will take charge of the passenger offices. Sudbury.--Tuesday, August 8th, was the dawn of a new day in North- ern Ontario railroading, when be- tween seventy-five and eighty officers and employees of the C. P. R. gath- ered in Sudbury and organized what will be known as the Algoma Dis- trict Employees' Association of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Every branch of the service, from- general superintendent down, was repre- sented. The object of the new as- sociation is to meet at regular in- tervals to discuss all subjects vital to the better serving of the public, and thereby be of greater service to Canada, and naturally, the Canadian * Circulating Library Relisted and revised up to the minute PUPS 110 New Titles just added and the vate reduced. to 5Oets for a fe membership BARGAIN--20c. While They Last About 75 Books to clear at 20c each R. Pacific Railway. Banff.--The American Bar As- sociation, travelling east from its recent convention at San Francisco, spent two days in the Canadian Rockies. The party 'travelled in two special trains over the Canadian Pacific and Soo Line to Chicago, where it dissolved. : Several notable citizens. of the United States were among the party, there being Vice-President Coolidge, his wife and two sons; John W. Davis, former ambassador to Great Britain, and John W. Whitman, former governor of New York State. The party expressed delight at the wonderful grandeur of Banff and Lake Louise, where two days were spent. Montreal.--Despite warnings and the efforts of the railways to pre- vent them, accidents are occurring at railway crossings. If automo- bile drivers were a little more cau- tious they would save themselves a great deal of trouble and save their cars from a. great deal of damage. Of course there are some cases where it is difficult to avoid accidents, but most accidents that happen are avoidable. Particulars have just come to hand of an occur- rence in New Brunswick: An Overland automobile, License 12,717 N. B,, owned by F. L. Jones, of Perth Junction, and Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 18985 10 75 - Journey's End--Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Lost (A Wonderful Girh)--Fox Trot The Creat White Way Orchestra | 18086 10.75 Where the Bamboo Babies Grow--Fox Trot ik The Virginians Until My Luck Comes Rolling Along--Fox Trot. Paul Whiteman and His Orch 18088 10 75 Just Like a Doll--(Fox Trot) Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Teddy Bear Blues--Fox Trot The Virginians | 18992 10 .75 I'm All Alone--Fox Trot The Great W. hite Way Orchestra Who Cares ?--Fox Trot The Great White Way Orchestra jg993 10.75 Time Will Tell--Medley Fox Trot The G White Way Orchestra : My Buddy--TFox Trot In ational Novelty Orchestra 18995 10 75 When Winter Comes--Tox Trot The at White Way Orchestra I'm Through--Fox Trot The Benson Orch. of Chicago | 18994 10 .75 Open Your Arms, My Alabamy--Foz Trot Zen Clonfrey and His Orchestra Thru' The Night--Waltz = The Screnaders | 18996 10 .75 Red Moon--Waltz The Serenaders (NETRUMENTAL / The Midnight Alarm (Dese Rudolph's Band | 6382 75 Jungle Parade (Descriptive ; , Budolph's and 2 2 10 ? : Toy Symphony--Part 1 An Tiotor Concert Orchestra l /yg074 10 75 2 Toy Symphony--Part 2 ( or Cont Ne | ; # 1: Take You Ho A stra) Miche! Gusiko " atin Michiel Gusikoft 18987 10 .75 [¢ Cutter) Sam Moore-Horace Davis ' tar) Sax Moore Hs Devs ; 18989 10 -75 $i alvi 1: ied REFS TE, 1 SEER pHa wa Albers AE i 10 - 1.25 Faust--Ballet Music Vietor Symphony Orchestra * Faust--Ballet Music Victor Symphony Orchestra | SEALY 421.50, VOCAL : Will She Come from the East? (Tenor) John ged) 1" some 10. 78 # Lady of the Evening (Tenor) oN Charles Capper ATA The Kiss Waltz (Whist with Orchestra) Charles Capper 62576 13 73 Laughing Song (Laughing Special '3 Wenry Ilausen : The Wreck of the Julie Plante tion (Dr. Drummond) James ¢"Jimmy"') Rice | 216383 10 75 Little Bateese Recitation (Dr. Drux nond) James ("Jimmy") Rice ¥ The Son of God Goes Forth to War 'eiamigy Male Choir 18084 10 75 2 Paras Te a 2 imbo Jambo ily Murray |- I Was Married Up in the Air Billy Murray 18991 10 75 A Heap o' Livin' (Recitation) Fidgar Guest 45341 10 1.25 The Boy and the Flag and At ths Door. (Recitation) Edgar Guest % : Mah Lindy Lou Olive Kline 45342 10 1.25 Honey Chile Filvie Baker fo gh RED SEAL RECOR®T Some Day You Will Miss Me : @eplip Draslau 66115 10 1.50 Chi se nne scorda cchiu (Oh How Can I Forget) ji Bchipa 66117 10 1.50 Little Man Reiggld Werrenrath 66118 10 1.50 Song Without Words (Chant sans paroles am. Zimbalist 66119 10 1.50 Hungarian Dance, No. 1 (In G. Minor) Be fe 66123 10 1.50 Martha--Porter's Song (Canzone del Po Titta Ruffo 87352 10 1.50 Cradle Song (Wiegenlied) (Old Catalbg N i) Trnoestine Gehumann-Teink 87353 10 1.50 Mefistofele--Ave Signor Teodor Chaliapin 87355 10 1.50 Symphony in C. I or I iond I la Orel Ta 74769 12 2.25 Symphony in C. Minor D Tos 11 dud La Sea I! 74779 12 2.25 Quartet in D. Major--FPresto Movement) (Beothovet) Viengaley Quartet 74792 12 2.25 La Campanella (Piano Solo) Olga Samaroff 74794 12 2.25 od &° 3. ' 20 Recsrds is published by TR " 2 (0. Limited Som &° : day of cach moni J] Dryden, Ont. HAPPY HOURS AND FRACTIOUS FEET t Minnitaki Social Meet rkable feat performed with the ot on the way to the fete Pie Social held on January 26th, Blue Birds of Minnitaki was sndous success, bringing in over five dollars for the "Music Excellent music was supplied vs Holmes, Swanson and Tax- pies all brought a good price, only unhappy feature of the sleighloads turned over ICE ceding the speed limit round], Se iy Was BREAD, CAKES, CONFECTIONERY MMetcalfe's Chocolates, LUNCH PARLOUR CREAM BRICK EEL [RGESS Le Fresh Fruits Every Week-End , and somebody's feet got. OR BE A p with their pies--a rein le rowd went home happy and at they had attended one of successful affairs ever held g itaki. eare and her son Leonard y little holiday in Winnipeg 5 W. W.| : that he 'did not 'see or hear the train in time to stop, although his car i | not a single room being vacant. driven. by R. Anderson, also of Perth Junction, ran into C. P. R. train No. 152 at thé crossing just north of Andover 'Bridge, N.B. The engine had already passed over the crossing and the auto struck the side of the tender. Mr. Anderson claimed: going very slowly. The car considerably damaged, but hap- nobody was hurt. ' was + Quebec.--All records were broken at the Chateau Frontenac recently, the hotel being filled to capacity and #fany of the passengers who arrived from New York, had to remain on board the steamer for lack of room at the hotel. Tourists from all parts of the States and Canada arrived by motor and the parking ground in front of the Chateau was lined with rows and rows of cars. The Lobby of the hotel was crowded with visi- tors anxiously waiting for accom- modation and in the evening the crowd was greater than ever. The new wing of the Chateau when com- pleted, will undoubtedly be a boon to the city as the additional accom- modation thus obtained will satisfy the large demand made on the hotel. With the advent of the August tourists traffic conditions-in Quebec have taken on a mew aspect, which has necessitated an extension in the gervice of the traffic policemen. Pembroke ~The Canadian Fores- try Acsociation's Forest Products Exhibit Car came to Pembroke on the civic holiday, under the manage- ment of Mr. Gerald Blyth, assistant secretary of the association, and was. visited at its berth in the Cana- dian Pacific Railway station yard by a large number of interested citi- zens. The exhibit car contains many novel and interesting models cal- culated to demonstrate the correct and incorrect method of logging, the result of deforesting the hills, and what happens when camp fires are neglected or. burning matches are carelessly thrown away in the dry woods. i Ore . exhibit showing ladies' blouses, stockings and . other silk wear riade from sulphite pulp at- tracted considerable -attention; 'and another which interested the visitors greatly showed the various stages in the making of matches. A sign over the latter exhibit pointed ' out that one tree will make a million matches, but that one match can 4 i] SE A LO.OF. | Hall every 1st and 8d Monday of each |R. J. PRONGER| - WHY DONT YOU TRAIN FOR BUSINESS? No 484 AF &AM, GRU J We will neea 1,000 girls and youny 'men this year, We had more thom 350 calls for office help between March 1st and August 1st. The demand ic increasing. Business is improving, and will be booming before you coi: plete your course, if you start no. Success graduates are preferred every where. write for free prospectus. The SUCCESS BUSINESS COLLTCE Meets in the Masonic Hall, Dryden, the Second Tuesday of each month. Visitors Cordially invited. Io MATTHEWS, W.M. A. J. CLEMPSON, 3ec. DRYDEN LODGE, Ne Winnipeg, Man 417 meets at the Town z Positively no connections with success month at eight o'clock. Colleges in ether Cities. H. ADAIR, N.G. D. M. KENTNER, Rec. Sec. IPGL HPO PE EHP PORIBLOG LT 4 QW Visiting Brethren Cordially Invited. Di cl s T ri st 2 ri : a : $ . Xa DRYDEN LODGE No. 1684 ° eo. § L 0 "meets the first Wednesday | Deyden Liver y Xransier ! of each month, at eight p.m. in the jd j= an Exchange Darn Town Hall dially invited. - H. REHILL, Ree. Sec. INSURANCE THE OLDEST AGENCY IN THIS DISTRICT Established 1399 Consult-- Visiting Brethren cox- "RYDEN ONT. Poe eld IOIELOPRIOHLY - QBPTVOSEPHEEIFP ev Fo FVET FW -- ic WATKIN'S PRODUCTS nada ' J. E.GIBSON, NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER, &c. Specialties Largest business of its kind in the Agent for world HE ROYAL FIRE INSURANCE ee COMPANY DRYDEN ONTARIO DAD ROWLAND, Retailer The Dryden Bakery % kok ok We wish to announce to our pat rons that we have taken cover & thc husiness of Mr Thos Walters, aac. will continue the same under the name of "The Dryden Bakery' Our Customers may be assured of the same prompt and efficient service as formerly AAAAAAARAAALAARANS destroy a million trees. Perhaps the most interesting and attractive model on the cat is a large model of a heavily timbered country and a small town close by. When a lever is turned there is a complete trans- formation. The light goes out and by 'an arrangement of screens the forest 2nd town are seen to be on GILBERT H. BALL, Prop. Needing Sleighs this Winter fire. This model 'cost about $1,000 to construct." Another model shows how deforestation causes rivers to flood in spring and dry up in the summer. There is a sprinkler TOWN OF DRYDEN. avy | Application will be received by teh un- a Dither dersigned until January 81st, 1923 for i _itwo Auditors for the current year, at "1a salary of fifty dollars each. but anyway J. E. GIBSON, Clerk. Dated this 11th day of January, 1923 and hos? pr FOR SALE-- Two Fresh MILK COWS--apnly D. FREJD FOR SALE--About 20 tons of HAY in stack, $16.00 per ton, located north of Oxdrift--apply . grrangenient attached to this. i Guarantee your own satisfaction by having your orders placed with us. it doesn't matter what your requirem ents are, we can fill them also. We are in a position to overhaul, pai nt, or stove cars during the winter. Satisfactory work and med erate rates our speciality. \ JR, * SS. DURANCE BROTHERS, Dryden BICKNELL, Implements, The Old Massey-Harris Stand