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a AND | Friday-- SquarePstore pa AEN eR oy ES Lg aT | of Lost 1 i 'Go Getters,' --Saturday EDMUND LOWE "The Champion Causes" ----e Son Ses Ce Cn Edt «= ; No. 2 "In The Knicker 1ime"' Colored Ref a Cn Cu Su Sf ur Sr Nd Rad Monday-- Jn Fa in ih WD -- Tuesday MEIGHAN "Coming Throaoh" "WEDDING BELLS" Colored Glass 3 x : ) < I Sy : ) 4 Comedy-- 4 WE ANNOUNCE THE < ARRIVAL OF , SS a very nice assortment of 4 4 --Notiee--- THE SHOW IS CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY & THURS. DAY NIGHTS, EXCEPT JULY THE FIRST p : These are-- ' ~~ VASES, BOWLS, BONBONS, CANDY JARS, FANCY BASKETS, POTS,. PEDESTALS AND CANDLE STICKS Carries Law Into Wilds THIS has been a busy week for Magistrate Pronger who held Court 1 in different places, travelling from one end of the district to the other in the course of duty. Monday, June 8th, accompanied by Provincial Constable Hake, he travelled [by car to Wabigoon, thence south by §boat a distance of ten miles or so, into the Indian Reserve to administer the white man's justice among the aborigines. | Monday was a rough day to travel. {The first few miles by auto were -§ covered in a heavy down-pour of rain, and across Lake Wabigoon the passage was a rough one, facing a driving rain 1 and being drenched with spray. A The party were met at the landing & by Chief Isaac of the Wabigoon Band § and followers, who escorted them to 1 the residence of the Chief where, after A lunch, Court was held. 4 In the first case called, one Brown : was charged with - being overloaded | with fire-water on a certain occasion, After the exercise of considerable tact ii in the taking of evidence the accused { was convicted, and assessed $10.00 with 4 the option of thirty days. He secured 4 g , Priced from --soc,, to $2.00 € These are displayed in one of the Windows, and. are exceptionally 1 nice for presents to friends or 4 for Wedding Gifts. 3 [] < Rh aaa Tau 4 Summer Eran Sh wert nora in November, bail of $2000 being granted, 'Major Cook, K.C., for the Crown; H. G. Myers, Dryden, Counsel for the de- fence, while R. A, Bonnar, K. C., of Indian Lake Lumber watch their interests. Company, to A. R. ASCOUGH. Wednesday of this week we a visitor of more tha n passing interest to Dryden, in the person of A. R. As- cough of Kenora. Mr Ascough was so closely identified with the UFO. move- ment and its expansion over the Port Arthur--Kenora district, of which he was director up till the last few years, that no one will deny the prominent part he took in that development. And of UFO. principles, he has few rivals, So vigorously did he advocate - the farmer party doctrines, it is not sur- prising that he created many opponents. Carried along by deep conviction and perhaps some personal ambition, he to the cause, at a sacrifice of his per-' sonal] interests which nearly had disas- ; trous results. But evidently he has retrieved his position, "and now, with the option. Mike Ackobie, a former spotter under the O.T.A. who pleaded guilty to the charge of making home- brew, 1 was sentenced to six months in jail. It was after midnight when the judicial party reached Dryden, after a strenuous day. Wednesday Court was held at Qui- bell, where disposal was made of a' minor case. In the Police Court, Dryden, Thurs- day morning, R. H. Pronger, Magi- strate, on the Bench, L. H. Durfey of Osaquan, was charged with assault, J causing grevous bodily harm to George Leach, at Osaquan on the first of June. A further charge of assault was laid against the accused, that on April fourth that he did assault Robert Mur- ray, causing actual bodily harm. By advice of his Counsel the accuesd 1 elected to be tried by jury, and offered no defence at the preliminary hearing. After calling one or two witnesses, the case was committed for trial at Ke- Boots SUMMER BOOTS Please look in the MEN'S WINDOW FOR i something really seasonable in Boots and at clearing prices A heavy Leather Sole, but light ll Mule Tops, for ..... vers. $2.50 A. Composition Sole, and excep- tionally heavy Mule Top, for only $3.15 These are bargains to move the goods. i Dryden was connected with a pr oposed he is once more able to devote some attention to public affairs. His visit to meeting of the Progressive party here. Mr Ascough is a powerful speaker, and a man to arouse interest in any farmers gathering. How far he intends to take part in the coming politica] fight we are not informed; but if he 7s selected by farmers to work in support of any party or candidate, his wide- spread acquaintance here and in Rainy River should prove a considerable fact- or within the next few months. Winnipeg, had been retained by the' NOTE--For the summer months the as an aggressive and eloquent exponent | gave unstintedly of his time and money : AT a ate his former zeal tempered by experience | Church Services DRYDEN UNITED CHURCH Sunday, June 14th, 10 a.m.--Young Peoples' Bible Class, 11 a.m.--Sunday School. Parents--Help us to keep a full at- tendance every Sunday during the summer. : You owe it to your children and you owe it to those who are giving up their time to teach your children. We want your help. 7.00 p.m.--Evening Service, EE TASK" Wednesday 8.00 p-m.--Prayer Meeting --OXDRIFT-- 2.00 p.m.--Sunday School. 3.00 p.m.--Service "OUR TASK" As you know during this week, Wed- nesday June 10th, the union of the three - great protestant churches wag consummated. We now belong to the United Church of Canada. Let us all unite in prayer to God that His Holy Spirit may guide our church aright, and that all of us-as members may do our part in His great evangel. H. A. RIVERS, Minister. United Church DRYDEN EAST MISSION FIELD Sunday, June 14th, Rice Lake-- 2.00 o'clock--Sunday School. 3.00 -0'clock--"What, % you think of Jesus?" IE Wabigoon-- 7.00 o'clock---Services. D. J. WILSON, Student-in-charge, DRYDEN BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday, June 14th, Services every Lord's Day at 11.00 am. & 7.00 p.m. Subject, 11.00 a.m.-- A WONDERFUL * "IF" 7.00 oclock p.m.-- Rev. C. H.. Schutt, B.A., BD, will preach at this service: He has been Pastor of a large Toronto Church for twenty years. He is ripe with ex- perience and Scriptural Knowledge. Plan to hear him. Bible School will meet at 10 o'clock, every Sunday morning. We hope to see a record Siiordniics at the School and Bible Class. A. J. FIELDUS, Pastor. UIT ~~ --. Gough' : Confectionery THE DEPENDABLE FILM KODAK FILM--" IN THE YELLOW BOX THE Film that gives the same results from 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 dependable ANGLICAN CHURCH Sunday, June 14th, Subjects :-- QUIBELL _..ooeee_ 11.00 am. "Follow Me." EAGLE RIVER, Sunday School 3.30 EAGLE RIVER __.__..__._ - 7.00 pm. "Faith and Jericho." P. F. KINGABY, Minister. -} Film in the yellow box. Bruces Old-Fashioned Chocolates The Wholesome Kind, 80c per Ib GOUGH'S CONFECTIONERY SION EXCU LUXURIOUS THIS SUMMER --s:= GLORIOUS BANFF, CHARMING LAKE LOUISE, FIELD, YOHO VALLEY AND GLACIER. CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTELS, BUNGALOW CAMPS, ENROUTE TO ~ ALFRED PITT, Ltd. DRYDEN, Ont, 86: I5 RETURN FROM DRYDEN VANCOUVER VICTORIA Tickets on Sale Daily to Sept. 30 Good to Return until October 31, 1925. STOP AT OR DELIGHTFUL NE CANADIAN PACIFIC LLU IE Us This Week for FURNITURE Bedsteads Complete from $5.00 up 'Good Selection of Cook Stoves and Refrigerators -- rs fe Cea fe fe i . 0 Washin o Machines Kitchen Tables Kitchen Chairs trem. (iramophones And Many Other Articles Too Numerous to Mention." ° o ] Ee TE ge, 5. DAITER, New and Second Hand din DRYDEN-- -- -- --ONTARIO FA 71 are