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"res? service to you. 4 Volume VI. Dryden, Ont, May lst 1925 E. RADON, First Class Jeweller and Watch Maker EXPERT REPAIRS. Send your Clocks and Watches by Mail Order. 'PIPE FERULE and GRAMOPHONE REPAIRS. Quick Service Guaranteed. --0--0--O--C-- Real Estt Management and Sale The management of your real estate «either large or small, is one of the hany capacities in which I can be of I take over ali de 3 of collecting rents, paying taxes ana mnsurance, securing tenants, keep ing properties in repair, collecting under agreements of sale or mortgages ete. Fees are moderate. I invite consultations. --LISTINGS WANTED-- A. J. Lock rr Spring Suitings and Overcoats. JUST ARRIVED. Hundreds of Samples to suit every taste. EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS S-U-LT-S MADE-TO-MEASURE. at $23.50 Thirty-six Different Samples tc Choose from. Best Values in the Country. T. PROUDFOOT "THE DRYDEN TAILOR" Six Nein Ago On May the Bont saw our door open for business. Just how much your support has been appreciated during the intervening years, it is impossible to express in words. But we are having a little ANNIVERSARY SALE on FRIDAY and SATURDAY May 1st, and 2nd. And hope you will give us a call. We are giving five per cent , discount on all goods sold on these dates. In response to numerous requests from Northern Ontario settlers, the Ontario Government's Department of Agriculture has decided to give fin- ancial assistance to settlers in pur- chasing dairy cows, says the Globe. Through the Northern Develop- ment Branch, according to Hon. John S. Martin, Minister of Agricul- ture, the Government proposes to ad- vance 75 per cent of the cost price of animals, the purchaser to pay the balance in cash and give his note and a lien on the animal as security for the balance, with interest at 5 per cent., to be deducted from cream cheques, at creameries from time to time, in ae- cordance with arrangements to be made with the purchaser. The settlers will name a representa- tive to assist a Government officer in the selection of animals. The terms are to be available in any section of New Ontario where settlers are pre- pared to make purchase in carload lots. DISTRICT NEWS # % % DINORWIC--Divine Service was held on Easter Sunday morning by the Rev R. A. Smith, a good congregation were present. «Mrs Smith presided at the Organ. After the Service thirteen remained for Holy Communion. EE the Firs Hotel last week. A Masquerade Dance was held on Friday night in the School-room; under the auspices of the D.S.C. Several friends came from Dryden and Wabi- goorf' tor the occasion. Those in costume were:-- Mrs A. D. Hall, Pierotie; Miss E, G. Wright, Flower Girl; Mrs Lyon and Mrs C. Gray, The Two Kids; Biss B. Robinson (Wabigoon), Dancing Girl; Miss F. Ovenstone, Greek Lady; Miss Er Finlayson, The English Alphebet; Miss H. Guay, Comic; Mr J. Guay, England & France; Mr B. McCartney, Comic; Mr B. Lyon, Clown; Mr G. Holm, Comic; A. D. Hall and M. Zoc- cole, Indian Chiefs. The prizes for best Costume went to Ladies--Mrs Hall, Beth Robinson. Gent's--G. Holm, Bert Lyon. A dainty lunch was served at mid- night, after which dancing was resum- ed. After the dance several repaired to the Firs Hotel and enjoyed some Musical Numbers given by Mr and Mrs Zantolas, of Dryden. Miss Beth Robinson, Wabigoon spent Ovenstone. Joe Kelley returned home from North Dakota, where he has been spending the winter. Mrs Geo. Huckell and her three youngest children left on Thursday for the west, where they will spend two months, visiting relatives. Geo. Kerr returned from Winnipeg where he has been visiting his children. was in Dinorwic last week. The D.S.C. held their usual Buisness Meeting on Monday school-room. To Assist Farmers, I There will be a special meeting the week-end as the guest of Miss I.' H. Woods, of the Hudson's Bay Co. night, in the Rebekah Social | A host of delighted guests enjoyed the hospitality of the officers and mem- bers of Baster Lily Rebekah Lodge,No. 153, at their tenth anniversary social in the Parish Hall Wednesday evening. As the feminine branch of the 1.0.O.F., the Rebekah membership touches every social plane, and includes the best and brightest of Dryden, as of every community where its beneficent and wholesome influence is extended. The Whist Drive, which began at eight o'clock, was keenly contested, 1st prize for ladies being won by Miss Kennedy, the consolation being award- ed to Miss Beddom8&. Mr Jack Hill and Mr Jack Skene were the winners of first and consolation prizes for the men. A programme of unusual excellence followed, to which Dr Wood, Miss, ngall, Mr A. E. Berrey, Mrs O. H. Pronger and Mr F.-Porter contributed TAS ANA { ftoonan Coming IWITH the adjournment of the legislature after a trenuous sitting, Peter Heenan, M.L.A., with his wife and family have again return- ed to their home in Kenora. So, within the next few weeks, after a reasonable time to see to matters that require attention, following his absence at Toronto, Mr Heenan will address a public meeting at Dryden, giving an account of parliamentary activities and his attitude in regard to them. arrangements for the meeting are now being made, and the date wili be announced at the earliest op- portunity. It is only necessary to pont] Mr Heenan's sensational charges an- ent the administration of this district for political ends, his clashes with members of the gov- ernment and the counter attack Ly the minister of Lands & Forests, songs, Dr Morison varying the pro- gramme with a particularly diverting reading from Robert Service. A trio by Migs Thorpe, Miss Ingall and Mrs Pronger completed this part. Lunch was then served of a quality and elaborateness that was irresistible,' topped off with a liberal helping of ice | cream. Then the Melody Five burst forth! with the most inspiring music, that! kept the dance going till the tired but happy crowd Lad their i of a "per- Mr and Mrs J. Gray and family have |. Aly delightful evening.' ie been visiting Mr and Mrs C. Gray ok { / { of Dr yden Agriculture Society in | the town hall on Saturday, May :6 for the purpose of electing two new trustees. Bp Dick Lampshire of Ignace paid a visit to Dryden Monday between trains. 3 Major Cook, K.C.,, 'and Earl C. Pop- | ham, Solicitor, Kenora, came down to Dryden Monday to attend the court. Mr and Mrs W. F. Kerney from' Walkerton, Ont., are visiting in Dry- | den. i A. R. Hutchison, Kenora, was a visitor to Dryden over the week end. Mrs Cooper paid a visit to Fort William last week end. Jas. Blake has returned from the west owing to the illness of his father "H. A. Jewell, Oxdrift, was a busi- pess visitor to town Thursday. 0. H. Pronger spent a few days in Winnipeg this week. ; James Nicholson has gone to Sioux i Lookout, to work in the Farlinger mill. Mrs Bell from the west is in Dryden to see her father, Mr W. Blake. H. G. Myers, barrister, from the west has opened Law officers in Dry- den in the Royal Bank Building. Mrs Pat Myles returned to her home : in Kenora Thursday. I. Katz, Kenora, was a visitor town Wednesday. C. A. Brad, Wabigoon was a business vigitor to Dryden Thursday. G. A. Crane, District Engineer, and daughter were down from Kenora for a few days this week. Mr and Mrs M. J. Crosier motored "down to Dryden from Oxdrift Thurs- to 1 day. Chas. Hallet of the Royal Bank Staif ! has returned to duty after spending his holidays out of town. FPighting Peter', it "cannot ! claimed that Mr Heenan has ever + Chas. Wright, Dr Morison, to ensure that the address will Le an interesting one. Although his supporters may dislike the title of Le been known to run for cover when trouble threatened, or left any doubt of his opinion of his oppon- ents when the occasion called for i plain speaking. As a Dre of fact there has never appeared to "SUN" "JUST LIKE These Garment Bags are side- opening \d Always Something New. GARMENT BAC A WARDROBE" The side-opening makes it convenient at all times. Apparel slipped in.and out in a Second. It is mildly cedarized by a special process. & Odour does not permeate Garments. The all-metal Hanger Device holds three or more Garments, and will sustain over 100-Ibs dead weight. Garments Hang Flat. Never Wrinkle. Always Neat. MOTH-PROOF, DUST-PROOF, DAMP-PROOF, AIRTIGHT. Truly a Strong, Convenient, Economical Moth Bag. In Three Sizes--Small 28 x 45, Medium 28 x 57, Large 28 x 6x MOTH BALLS, 20c. per ib. THE DRYDEN PHARMACY Beds TIN = ENCOURAGING. --For Sale~-- be much disagreement with his] That the importance and value of One small Team and Harness, in firs i policy in general, exception in flectures given last week by Dr W. E. class shape. ~ Snap--$110.00 cash.-- most cases being confined chiefly | Baker of Tovonto were realized and Apply A. Henderson, Eagle River. jto the manner of his treatment of facts actual or alleged. In any case Mr Heenan is as sured of a fair hearing in Dryden, from friends and opponents alike, for here he will find no enemies to the cause of open discussion of 'any matter of public interest. Notice. A meeting of Van Horne Council will be held in the Township Hall Saturday May 2nd, at Two o'clock p.m. DOMINION DAY SPORTS. 'At the Committee meeting of Dryden Athletic Association on Tuesday night, it was decided not to proceed with ar- rangements for a Sports Day on May the 24th, on account of its not being a general holiday. Children's Sports may be arranged for the day, and there will at least be a Girls Baseball game in the afternoon and a League game will be played in the evening. To compensate, a Big Day will be arranged for the First of July, and a real programme put on with prizes 'that will bring out the talent. The committee in charge will be--A. Clempson, conv', H. Willard, F. Orr, F. Offer, and Mr Barnes. - Next week we will publish the full schedule for both 1st and 2nd series. TAX SALE ADJOURNED-- The Sheriff's Sale of Lands for Arrears of Statute Labour Taxes in the Town- chip of East Aubrey, District of Ke- nora, which was advertised in the On- tario Gazette and the Dryden Observer, to take place on Monday, the 23rd day of February, A.D. 1925, at the hour of eleven o'clock a.m., at the Sheriff's Office in the Town of Kenora, and was appreciated by farmers in the district was indicated by the numbers who at- tended them. Quibell mustered 43, Minnitaki 20, Oxdrift 53, Dryden 22, and Bedworth 25--a total of 163. They were good, practical lectures throughout. Those who heard them oot something to take home with them and put into practice on their own farms. It is important that meetings' like these should be well patronized, as a ready display of interest by those to! whom the service is intended must en- courage their continuance by the De- partment. RED () TE (CSD () ERED () GED () CE Oi The Choir of Dryden Union Church will drive to Oxdrift Sunday afternoon (May 3rd) and will repeat the perfor- mance of the Cantata "Crown of Victory." They desire that as many as possible from Dryden should accompany them with cars. Many more should also go up by the 1.55 train and return by the later train from the west the same afternoon. ALL DOG TAXES ARE DUE AND payable at once. Get tag from the Town Clerk or from Constable Colliss. : CLEANING UP CITIZENS are requested to have all garbage piled and cans collected for convenient removal by scavenger. ! THOS. COLLISS, Constable ANNUAL SALE OF BUSH =. SCG CREE SHED O SEED 0 Gu) SE ; TORSES The Indian Lake Lumber Co. Ltd. will dispose of 150 well bred young Mares and Geldings, mostly CLYDES and PERCHERONS, weighing from. 14C} to 1800 pounds, by Private Sale, for Cash Only. These horses are from a selection , bought in the Brandon district in the Fall of 1924, by the well-known horse- man W, I. ELDER. They have been worked this winter in the bush opera- tions of the Company, and are all in first class condition, ready for work. Can be seen any time after March 30, lat the stables of the Company, at Osaguan, Ontario, on the Canadian Pacific Railway. Any further information can be ob- tained by addressing: THE INDIAN LAKE LUMBER CO., OSAQUAN, Ontario. | FIFTY CHICKENS IOR SALE- Apply to--Mrs Colliss, Duke Street. Gough's Confectionery i £ 1 For This Week: end H. WILLARD'S BOOTS & SHOE REPAIRER and HARNESS STORE Did you ever tty to drive a ¢ar on three wheels ? Its just as safe as driving ar without complete insugant protection as Jainst five, theft collision, property damage or liability Insure with | E. GIBSON, Agent, Dryden Vie tor Holm has left for Fort adjourned to Monday, April 23rd 19:25, William. ~~ {has this day been further adjourned Mr and Mrs A. Burton are moving}; tse place on Monday, the 29th day BANANAS, per doz .........% Deh Gv iy ES Ra 50 iy i Tous i Lh 1035; of the fond hour ad) WINTIARE, 3308 B50 chasers shrunk vobons smn aiiiss 21 HOTEL Mrs Geo. i Minnitaki, paid a, pated at the Sheriff's Office, DEAD LITT TE. 2 D008 si ors si vt fide 5s miss Thpmy s hoe SAE els visit to town Tues ay. { 1 April 27th ; 1925. 5 bo a 2 : a Mr J. Dingwall of Winnipeg and Mr i ASOT, a W HUMBLE, ~ LEAF LATTUCE, 4 fof .....,. Sa Ld IE vr 25 re A Sh i T. Dingwall of QuAppelle, Sask, are | Sheriff of the District of Kenora. GREEN ONIONS, 5 bunches for 2s are served 107 pa either in visiting their sister, Mrs McCrimmon ; ; lim =e Dining-room or Restaurant, any, i wei brother Mr S. A. Dingwall BRUCES POMATORS, veri... soso ipa os AE EE aie J time of day. : 2% Dr adon g > A rans > ui : ; nea EEE LE Reh Re le IL Pe nS rR , Wen Some Specials in the SS eae 3 x Confectionery Line-- . : . rar hav she antsy rst Toate aris +n 70 ICE CREAM CONES, 3 for .10 B L S k g : ORANGES. ner dozen 3 : AL 2S, Eb ey itis TL ns wei ie te Lo al rd 0 and .7 BANANA SPLIT, was 25¢, etter ve toc i rain aden ! 4 ' Rn Sia 90 COCOANTITS, 2 for vovuveinns. EE DR ddan TLE [ @ : SUNDAES, were 15¢c.. Now .10; Final Notice LEMONS, PEL AOZON voile s Ae sine cece ahU All kinds of : MSOFT DRINKS VERMILLION BAY ... gam. to 12 noon .... MAY 4th APPLES, DELICIOUS, EXTRA FANCY Formerly 1oc. Now. . 85, WAGLE RIVER .V...... 2p. to § pL ..... MAY 4th 2 tbs for ~~ ..... EIR EN 25 nn PAR he OXDRIPT ... 7 unis 9 a.m. to 12 noon .... MAY sth NEW CABBAGE. vet 1... 0. hai iden, Sai ake ORANGES, pet dozen ..:. 5 450 DRYDEN ............ 2 p.m to 5 pm. ..... MAY sth FRESH STRAWBERRIES-- pp two Ta shnar ae Good Live Stock Interesting Lectures To Arrive For The Week-end TOMATOES, per. ne.vr s 20 z ' : om ; : Instructive Demonstrations CRESCENT ICE CREAM-- Sane i ; 5 ; Assorted. Flavours, bulk, pér quart... v.00 ven, 70 We always carry a full line of & FRESH FRUITS : : H is = = i Ontario Live Stock Improvement Commitice Goueh's Confecti J. TRASIEVICZ. G. E. DAY, Chairman : ougn S on ectionery ; =