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The Jackpot Miss Lillian Pidgeon of Win- nipeg is visiting Mr and Mrs Pitt Lh ' | Mrs Ida Smith, accompanied The Exclusive Dry Goods Store by Mg and Mrs Douglas Lane, bie arrived home on Tuesday. [oa Phil Carr has returned from his summer home at Bedworth and THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY. : : ah 1s again residing in town. Our Annual Midsummer CLEARING SALE Now oN. Big reduction in Summer Lines : to Clear. MEN'S & BOYS HATS. LADIES OUTING HATS | BIG GIRLS & CHILDRENS TRIMMED HATS. Mtg Finlay and daughter Miss Ina, left on Thursday for Kenora, wher they will spend a holiday. Mr and Mrs A. W. Barrett and family, of Winnipeg, are staying this week with Mrs Chas. Norgate Mrs D. G. Dingwall, who has been ill in Kenora Hospital for sonie time, arrived home on Wed- nesday. : Miss Vietoria Pinkerton left jor Monday for Kenora where she will enter training at the Royal All Styles of Canvas Footwear, with Leather and Rubber Soles, left for il Minto Swan left on Tuesday to attend a meeting of the Synod in { them. I Mrs Silver, and. Mrs Harbron who has been vigiting her, left ! F 'on Wednesday for Moosomin to ! : | spend a two weeks holiday with relatives. PAN or splat rene or ] Miss Gladys Adams returned oe ito her duties at Fort William te Pe description of x 1 General Hospital on Monday, Gas Engiies is after spending a holiday with her of 'parents at Oxdrift. [ATTA ry A SET AUTO, TRACTOR ix, MARINE ATT CC A rr eA AERO and SLYATIONA £580 and SIATIONARY home on Saturday from ied a position on the staff of the !' Little six-year-old | Dunlopof Oxdrift is now on the 14 { 'road to recovery, after having I undergone an © operation for ee our ET RTC RTA NTITAIRE SS A, il dia NT Ll SL NMR IN Lo 2s : 4 ; { aaa appendicitis at a hospital in Easy to 2 ; Stratford. : a a W A A Peaches and Cream Tea and waa : ' P1322 Isale of Home Produce will be held Special sale of Apnplications for int the basement of the Union . - Te . aa iy] 7 S z t 28tl Kiddies" Express Wager membership andl Church on Saturday Augus 8th 2 from 4 to 6 o'clock. Tea 23ec, $1 lufermafion Cou-: Proceeds in aid of the bricking returned Fund. , cerning ; . i 11, write | | Mr Nathan Wachman was said ito be taking steps to Preas. from his "Lizzie. {behaving Patt at « Regular meeting 2.30 i FIRST SUNDAY every month. | = = 'a fresh liking to i . . - decided that nothing shall part them now. Miss Birdie Carleton hopped into Dryden this week to make arrangements with the local team to play a match with the Ameri- 4 {can Athletic Girl's Baseball Club. They will be in Dryden on Wed- nesday the 25th, and those who are prepared ito enjoy an unusual game should mark the date, QO Ly OO Birdie should find good picking here, where there are so many bugs on baseball. A large party of investors and financial men are interested visit ors at the Wachman mines this week. Tremendous developmen by 02 > nN > 7 i 57 3 fie , f+ 4 . 71] i is 1 1 re Washing Machines, Floor Oils. Paints, [of the inch veins fn this region are : o 'south las week the President, Mr Robt. Wachman, brought several | expert miners with him, and con- tinuous operation of the mines for twenty-four hours a day is now in progress. : Rev. A. E. Hetherington, B. A. S. T-M., who is Professor of Re- ligious Education at Wesley Col- lege and Field Secretary for the Sunday Schools of Manitoba, will be in charge of the services in the Union Church, Dryden on Sunday, August' 22nd. attend the Sunday School Session at 17 a.m. and preach in the even- nha ouabain wm td embetter hoses oeimtet e eties s tt frm £2 Ready for Heavy'D "he Case 10-20 is noted for its reserve For belt work this tractor drives a wer. Owners state that these tractors Case 20x36 thresher, fully equipped, wellbeing silo fillers, hay presses, feed mills, ete. 1 1 1S i Io to 20 per cont reduced, and lots of Summer Jubilee Hospital. : i wearing them. ; : ] : ; : : Mr Cook, of the Department of : Our Stock comprises the Best Wearing Agriculture, is in Town to-day, ] ia litioe and the J otact Qtvrlaa if and is being conducted around 1 Uaiivles and vie 12 oR Y Sts ies. id an Is being arou : Qu Hee fits © Raid { the District by Mr D. Frejd. ! he Red Brick Store, | ; . od The Red Buiah 8 : ; Tom Kirk says he has left ! = 'Dryden "for good." Mogt !' people will be inclined to agree { with his opinion. : il Rev. Robert Wilson and Mr Kenora. Mrs Wilson accompanied | Miss Helena Wright arrived | Port Ar- thur where she attended summer { school." Miss Wright has accept! ; | Loretta! separate hibition, Toronto, and the Central She has been Canada Exibition Ottawa. z 50 well lately, however, i : : in spite of the fast pace she has IGNACE PUBLIC SCHOOL. been travelling, that he has taken | no her, and he has | He will 1 ; be seen here on Wednesday, Avg: i at five o'clock p.m. sharp. se always capable in emergency, for tira hard plowing or for grades. This 10-20 is recommended for pulling Aree 14-inch plows which it can pull | sod or stubble, 'Tt also handles other implements ually requiring, about six horses, such two 7-foot binders, two 20 shoe grain 11s, six section spike-tooth harrow, 8 ] 0 toot double disc harrow, ete. For all round use this tractor demands your careful consideration, It has lone proved its worth. It is ecovomienl in operation, burning kejosene Successfully. It is built of the ficest serials, You get your money's worth, Before you decide or us showyen the advantages of the Casa ine. Youll then be better able to judge. } of i f ur tractor, le! F.T. BRIGNALL, Oxdrift, Ont. Fl KEROSENE TRACTORS | ing at 7. Professor Hetherington | is not only a pioneer in the new! field' of Religious Education, but | was one of the earliest men to hit he famous trail of '93 during the | gold rush. | He had unique exper- | lenices as a pioneer missionary among the "men who moiled for! old." on yr nnn Subscriber--It is not "lawful to practice bigamy in Canada." 'Unless you call or send your name, we 'cannot give vou credit for the dollar you sent. a] {Wednesday night with a carload GIRLS PLAY BASEBALL | CHE (GERD) (GED () SA) (ED SEDO -ST )<EE ) < O A distinct novelty, and the fore- most attraction in the line of baseball ever seen in Dryden will ust 25th, when the American! Girls Baseball Club will play the local team on the Fair Grounds This club are fast enough to give any semi-pro team a run for their money, and if the boys ex- pect a look-in, they will have to get busy. The American Girls team is composed of athletic girls who have made baseball a study and profession and know the game from Ato Z. The club is organized in Chi- cago, and they make a tour of the country each year, and this is their first season in this district, although they have been playing for the past four seasons in Can- ada and the Northwest, defeating some of the, strongest semi-pro teams in these sections. Anyone expecting to see a bur- lesque on the game will be sadly disappointed, as these girls play ball. - A large crowd will surely be on hand as no one can afford to miss the chance of seeing a real girls ball club in action. : We want to see all the Fans and Fanettes there to root for the girls or the boys as their choice may be. MINNITAKI TRUMPS Mr Chas. Skene has threshed | 'his clover on his Minnitaki farm. | {It avraged about 8 bushels per acre. No this is not the clover! that was cut with a lawn mower | and gathered with a vacuum sweeper. There are so many items this week, we hope the printer's angel j will not miss any of them. ¥ "Is your father a Christian?" asked the minister of the little ' boy. / "Yes, sir, but I don't think he 'has worked much at it lately." GER (CEI OED OC OCF O Emi (O PRIZE WINNERS. Standing Field Crop Competition Dryden Agricultural Society | Clover. I Name Address. Points. {Thos. Lewis, Oxdrift, a8 D. F. M'Kenzie, Eagle River, 86] 1.5. Comer, Oxdrift, 84 \E.W. Wice, Dryden, 83 | { J.M. Hutchison, Dryden, 82 | Robt. Skene, Oxdrift, 8o! iJas. Shapland, Oxdrift, ! 79 The above are eligible to enter i both the Canadian National Ex- | June Repert. Form IV. Sr. : Annie Toddz Jackie Rhoades ~~ Gordon Callan Sr TL, to Form Vv. Jr-- Joe McNabb (honours) Willie Cobb honours ) Elmer: Shaffer 'Recommended,-- Wesley Shaffer Milla Callan Yl to Sr lll = Albin Halquist Gerda Linder e110, to Tr. TIL Violet Cobb honours Bobbie Thomson Clarence Shaffer Je JL to Sr. 17 Edna Danies Louis Contnni I, Ions Ti Leonard Tapsy - Herbert Linder Sr. Primer --. : Lena O'Neill Buddy Thomson Mat Wten Annie O'Neill Primer.-- : . Winnie Robinson Jackie Young John Robertson A. Primemt-- . Margaret Cronton Girls Prize for ladylike depart-! 'ment and observance of rules won | for year by Violet Cobb. | Boys Prize for good department during year won by Willie Cobb. PEARL A RYTHER, J = put 3) Lats Tr Jr. SERED () SED OS (3 CTE (OCD) TR (3 STE (3 CTE (GEE () ERD) TEED hmm SRR OST OSE () CH () <E- -GHSD (ESS () SRE () ASE () SEE (S555. 0 ED () SHED) ED SD) GE (D0 -S8 DG TED 0-5 () 0-H ) EB) THE Swol'e ¢0204BONEEPISIVIBIBOBIBITIVEDODOBIBIBIBSDEBSDSD Another English Importation Delayed, of course, and so of good value. Lovely Cream Curtains, 214 yards long, 36 inches wide, per pair. . $5.00 Curtain Nets, 44-in. wide, per yard $2.50 1 piece only of Poplin Cretonne, fawn background and house scene, very tasteful pervard $1.00 Luncheon Doilies, stamped to work, assortment consisting of centre- piece, small doilies and napkin rings, colors sky, rose, and yellow, perecomplete get... 0... I carry along to you the "Oh my's," "How pretty," and so forth, and all you have to do is to ask to see them, whether to buy or not. We cannot purchase all the pretty things we see, but just the same it 18 nice to examine them. LADIES & CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS _ Clearing about 200. Lowest price, and only a few, at $1.00, lots at $1.50 and $2.00, some at $3.00 -- and some more, all going at 95¢. And then, lower still, some hundred clear- ing at 50c. P.8.--1I want two dozen young chickens, three or four months old; if you have them, please quote me your price delivered at station. | White Leghorns preferred. Z p= ! : Teacher. | sl | | G. Mackie arrived in Dryden of mares and geldngs which will be put ap for sale by W. J. Robinson. + They! are a good bunch of sound yougn Western from, the Medicine Hat district, a few broken to harness, and all being well halter broken. : ) GH ID 0 ST (0 SEED) S58) SD EES O SO CTD QE 1 10 0) GHD OU OE OE Ld i ig SE) SS () SE () Een (8 £3 ; | | 2) ! i | : -~ j pS J 0 - ] PS ] a | bq) | = ] ~ : a ] PS ] i a i i i i : = j i ° ; IT