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# id Cay re FE------ -- Here and The During 1924 the Canadian Co- ' operative Wool Growers' Association sold 2,600,000 pounds of wool, mak- ing a total of 25,343,504 pounds _ handled since its organization seven | years ago. Wool was first experted lin 1022. -------- 'Monday-- "Loves Wilderness" --Tuesday | ¥ / Filings on oil land in South Al- perta are drawing near the E.P. ¢6 J : P 99 ranch, owned by the Prince of Wales. - unior ariners ; The ranch is said to lie on a Benton gs ~ outcrop and portions of it may have iin been staked out by oil seclsis Tos g VWegnosdes : . : fore the sprimg is far advaneed. S "B ushands' : orrowed a RIK all 8 Caribou are coming back to New ber cent é * Brunswick, says the Chief Game on the - A : Warden of that province. This is * -- Thursday regarded as a testimony to the pro- 3 : fi tective methods employed by the : a i : - Sp ecia.- Engagement of guides who are fully aware that the O i Mr JOE RUSSELL and MISS MILDRED WARREN | best means of protecting their live- 2 ; > : Who will sing { lihoods is to see that hunting of big By Buying Your "HORSIE KEEP YOUR TAIL UP, THE SUN SHINES game is not carried to excess. 2 ; a a oy. ; 16 "Relations between France and : ks) \ This song is just what you have been waiting for. | England were never more ed 00 S : 06S 7 BILL TUCK { may sing «pEEKIN' THROUGH THE . than they are to-day," said Hon. W. ' GC. Nichol, Lieut.-Governor of British ; o : in vO } Columbia, interviewed on his return in y~ur KEY-HOLE" Fe --0--0--0--O--0--0-- em ot We find ourselves with a fairly large assortment of . PURSES AND UNDER ARM BAGS the prices ranging from $1.00 to $12.50. Following out our custom of clearing out lines from time to time to make the stock bright and new, we are offering these at 25 per cent. discount This is an excellent oppor- tunity to buy Purses cheap, and we invite your inspection. At a Discount of 25 p.c. WE have a marvelously large assortment at all prices, and . sample books representative of the best selling patterns at figures low enough to suit anyone. It is no trouble to show you our large pattern sample books, - or mail you our small ones. The Bed Outfit at $33.50 FOR SALE DURING MAY, A HIGH GRADE BED, SPRING & MATTRESS, WORTH $42.50 FOR $33.50, in either 4x0 or 4x6. gi nm a i Oh gE Pag Cg a Sa CS NS i 4 ALFRED PITT, Ltd. DRYDEN, Ont. - FRANK PORTER CoH Will pull the Curtain, and be chief chucker-out. REGULAR PRICES UP TO EIGHT O'CLOCK AFTER EIGHT O'CLOCK, $1.00, Tax extra : Prices Subje ct $2.00 and $3.00 to Chang c Opposes Secession CAPE TOWN, South Africa, April 2). Premier Hertzog, addressing the national assembly, opposed secession of the Union of South Africa from the British empire. The Premier's speech was regarded as being an important contribution to the discussion of pos- sible secession which has been under way from time to time throughout the country. Mr Hertzog said that person- ally he thought secession would be a national disaster if it was imposed by one section, either British or Dutch, imposing its will on the other. LEWIS THINKS OTTAWA, April 29.--A. J. Lewis, progressive, Swift Current, broke some new ground in suggesting taxation. Mr Lewis advocated a tax on bachelors. The Prime Minister, he thought was setting a bad example. He wanted = tax op hockey tickets, increase in duty on cigars, a luxury tax, radio equip-~ ment tax and thought there were too many government fmotor cars. Lewis spoke in the continued debate in the budget. NEW BEER TO PAY OTTAWA, April 28.--Beer which is to be sold in Ontario will be subject to the Federal Excise Tax of twelve and a half cents a gallon. The Depart- ment announces that 4.4 beer comes within the definition of beer in the Excise Act of Canada. the Department of Customs and Ex- will be placed upon 4.4 beer as on any oher "beer. of high alcoholic content. Two per cent Beer has never been taxed by the Department of Customs. OTTAWA, April 28.--The new 4.4. beer which Premier Ferguson intimat- es will go on sale in Ontario around May 15, will, in the opinion of Ottawa Breweries, cost as much, if not more, than beer of greater alcoholic strength now being sold in the Province of Que- bee, providing the rumored Provin- cial tax of ten cents a gallon is im- posed in addition to the Federal Gov- ernment tax of 12% cents a gallon. The beverage, it is thought will likely be from 15 to 20 cents a pint. RSE ITO Er {TSO we Sil Rs Special TO In its ruiing cise makes no mention as to whether, beer is intoxicating. Breweries of Ot' 'Notice to Creditors tawa are receiving notice that the tax; PS Round Trip 7 pm.--Evening Service: The Early ; { Africa and South America, took @& ¥ lightning trip to the Wembley Ex- Tuesday, 8.00 p.m.--Prayer Tr A Church Services SUNDAY, May 3rd pos to Canada from a visit to France. Referring to his own province His Honor said there was every indica- tion of British Columbia being swamped with tourists this year. Lauchlan McLachlan, of Toronto, after serving nearly fifty years on the employ of the Canadian Pacific Railway has been retired on pension at his own- request. He was pre- sented at leaving with an embossed address and gold watch and chain," The UNION CHURCH. 10 a.n--Young Peoples' Bible Class. : Scott, superintendent of Toronto Ter= 11 a.m.--Sunday School. Notice the change in the time of the Sunday School, through the summer months it will be in the morning. Life of Paul. This is the first sermon in a series on the life of St. Paul. Meeting. H. A. RIVERS, Minister. DRYDEN BAPTIST CHURCH SUBJECT--11 a.m. : MEMORIES INSPIRATIONS All together for the morning service. SUBJECT --Tp.m.: "HII CAME WHERE HE WAS" SONG SERVICE at 6.50 i Come and join with us in singing the old-fashioned hymns. A. J. FIELDUS, Pastor. ANGLICAN CHURCH Sunday, May 3rd Quibell 11 a.m. "The Touch of Faith Eagle BIver mommies 7 pm. "Lazaras Raised to Life". Sunday School i... So 3.30 p.m P. F. KINGABY, Minister. 3 ---- Re the state of W. R.. PARKER, of Dryden, Ontario, Farmer, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all parties having claims against the estate of W. R. PARKER, late of the ; Township of Van Horne, Province of Ontario, who died on or about the 9th of December, 1924, are required to de- liver their claims to Machin & Popham, of the Town of Kenora, Province of Ontario, Solicitors, on or before May 30th, 1925." Only those claims of which they shall have then received notice, shall be given regards. ; . Wm. McMILLAN, Administrator. Fares MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL FOR THE Norse = American Centennial Celebration MINNESOTA STATE From Stations 1 in Alberta | From Stations Ont. (West of Port Arthur) Man and Sask. FAIR GROUNDS ___ Tickets. on Sale -- June 3 to 8 June 4 to' 8 Return Limit June 20, 1925. dod oR da i gah FOR PARTICULARS ASK THE CANADIAN PACIFIC : ea eamerasseeree GOUGH'S CONFECTIONERY | { which were handed to him by B. Ww. minals, on behalf of his friends and associates. The Prince of Wales, just before setting out for Lis tour of South hibition grounds. His Royal High- ness was especially delighted with ! the children's section of the Park, } Treasure Island, the main attraction | of which is a Canadian Pacific model train in which the kiddies will "tour . the Rockies." The Canadian Pacific 8.5. "Mont- ! royal" docked at New York recently after her second and final West In- | dian cruise of the seasbn with 2 veritable zeo on board, collected by passengers and to be taken inland as souvenirs. It included 500 pag rots, and love birds, several monkeys, i a deer and a Mexican tiger. Soms of these are destined for various _cities in Canada. |BRUCES || Notice, Tor Sale-- PARKERS POINT FARM, of the late -W. R. PARKER, Lot 4, in the third concession of the town- ship of Van Horne, District of Ke- half acres, more or less as shown on Certificate of Ownership. About eighteen acres cleared; one half acre in Raspberries, and Fruit Trees. Frame House, plaster finished, with sleeping porch on east side and north end, eight foot wide. Good well at door. Summer Cottage; Summer House; Log Shack; Stable; Small under ground Cellar; Boat-house; two Docks. Sand Beach. With this property Seven thousand feet of Lumber, and one Motor Boat. Wm. McMILLAN, Administrator of Estate. Dryden, Ontario. : _-- Tas a en a © + Bring us your FILMS THE DEPENDABLE FILM KODAK FILM-- IN THE YELLOW BOX THE Film that gives the same results {rom roll to roll, so that you can rely on it. ; + Kodak Film excels on every count-- | speed, latitude, uniformity--and each "is of picture-making importance. Use Kodak Film, the dependaki~ Filpn in the vellow box. nora; Containing ninety-one and one Home Town At the same time you are benefitted in thre ways: Quality Comfort and Money's Worth PN 404 You will find a big selection of Lf Boots and Shoes --for-- MEN WOMEN & CHILDREN ES sk sk sd 3k sk ES Our aim is not only: selling - you a pair of Shoes, but io : see that you are satisfied after you do get them. E If for any reason, the Shoes don't appeal to you after tak- ing them home, we will gladly & refund the money. Se Bh i = ee ek le Hats and Caps. JAMES STATTEN HATS, ... a FT $3.50 WIDE RIM COW-BOY HATS, A SU are BT we th A 2.55 MEN'S CAPS, FIOM i sins Bere .05 to 1.35 : DRESS SHIRTS, i STOEL ans wes 1.15 to 4.75 = WNORK SHIRTS, HPO ues eg .8o to 1.50 sk Jp sk sk 3k sk sk Sox & Stockings to fit all the family Prices to Suit your Pocket PRR TE TE Te SEE US FOR ; Ginghams & °~ Dress Goods by the yard a Spring is Here! what about your SUITS MADE-TO-MEASURE We have over Three Hundred Samples in Different Shades to pick from GOOD FIT AND WORKMANSHIP Guaranteed > 2 tn or ; MONEY REFUNDED AES ER ie - New and Second Hand Store. DRYDEN-- -- -- --ONTARIO