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BO TE. I RO . .:4c A p = z= reer : VOL. IX DRYDEN, Qatario, Februaly 21st, 1930. oo x Christ and he Rich = Young Ruler or "How a Modern Man's Religion Failed to Satisfy" Is the fourth in a series of messag- es op "Famous Paintings" given by Rev. T. E. McAllister in the Baptist Church every Sunday evening at .7 pm. : fe = Browning has declared that art re- mains the one way possible of speak- ing truth. It is certain that in this picture Hofmann has presented truth |the management of Colonel Pond, of lows: in a most vivid and lasting way. Hartford, invaded the public plat-| Keewatin Dryden One of the leading musicians of | form. Miss Frances Willard, or-|pavies .. Pr Davidein _ Chicago has made for himself an|ganizer of the W:C:T:U: was .2) poymin McRae enviable reputation by explaining in |social friend of my family. I also Armstrong Phillips a simple way to his audience the have had the pleasure and honor of Skip 10 Skip 8 thought and purpose of the compos- | meeting Nellie McLung and Emily er before he renders the selection. | (Judge) Murphey, and think he] pg. nop, Dryden He tells them to listen for and omitted one lady who is the super- Nicholson what the composer meant to convey ior of them all along these lines. Fox Montieth : - by a particpular strain of melody. She can certainly back them off the MecTonal d ER Fs Fowlie | In the light of the explanation, the platform four ways from the ace--; Smith D AnderGpon delight and profit of his audience: is in street parlan-e, I refer to the; Skip 8 HEN Skip 12 doubled. The same method of proce- most popular lady of all the wives dure is valuable in dealing with. of Cabinet Ministers n Ottawa--Mrs great pictures. The artist is almost Peter Heenan, Minister of Labour. When he goes on to speak so feel- | ora f women sumptuous dinner, held in the Tour- 'ist, where they were welcomed fo Kenora by their host Mr McDonald, President of Kenora Club, who also welcomed the Dryden Club as 5 new always seeking to impress some vital truth. great sermon in itself. something pretty at should gaze, baby-like, bright object. which ag at Dear Editor :-- by the recent issue of the Western Guide, on a dediision issued by the Council that under the British North Americal Act, Woman may be given seats in the Canadian Senate and the gentleman- suggested the names of several ladies, who would "referm improve" that august body. Woodhull and Winnie Claflin, under A great picture is a ing of the 'emancipation' © It is not he verges on humor at least. Eman- one cipation implies a freeing from re- a strictive bonds. These artists with he refer to? Even if they do not yet which we deal in this book have for control the world by national action their deep purpose, the jimparting they do at En Women for Senate interested in a I became considerably Editoral Comments Pricy 1 well. remember. when Victoria What bonds does of great inspiration, which wll make 'matters and the candidate for civic beautiful lives. Conways says: "A picture in a gal- 'an vote wins. Jery might delight us for a time, the great question--which sex will 2 Keonra but infinitely more delightful is the eventually dominate the world? i art which we own ourselves; that Sami Hae So we may have when we please, and! ena) a th Ki peed not go anywhere to look at." Mon iet er Mec 0 rts SUCCESSFUL DANCE-- Skip 6 .._ Skin 9.. Anetdotes of Hofmann-- Like iThe Junior Ladies Aid be Ly ¢. Anderson Fisher ) successful Valentine tea in the Uni-§ Winterbottom Thong: Jomaich Honwuni Twas bows 1 tod Church basement on Thursday § wowlie Mitchell Garmstadt, Germany, March 19th, : ; SR 304 d died in 1902 in Dresden last. Tables were tastefully decora-fNcRae House 2504, ana aeq 0 in esdel, ty 4 with favors and dainty refresh- Skip 9 Skip 8. where he had became a professor in the University. He was a member i of a large family. His parents were profoundly religious folk, and the daily reading of the Scriptures: in his hme was a familiar sight to" his young eyes. . chs : He was very early impressed by the beautiful pictures in the large Bible from which his father habitu- ally read. This influence wade it- self evident in his later life, for, while his pairfngs cover a large field and while he drew from myth- ology, literature, and nature, he is best remembered by his Bible scenes especially by his paintings from the life of Christ. He is the artist of the picture "Christ and the Adult- eress." «Christ in the Temple" is from his brush. "Christ's Sermon on the Lake" and "Christ Taken Prisoner" are among his most wide- For, as Sir Martin appointment who can carry the wom- ments served to a large numbor of Aid are extended to Messrs Prong- And 211 this raises The sum of $13:85 was Thanks of the Jimor visitors. realized. er and Armstrong for the loan of their Victrola, which helped to en- tertain the guests. a eo -------- THE NEW FORD CARS-- Dingwall Motors received first shipment of the new 1930 Models this week. The lot in cludes Sedans Roadsters, Tudors, and Trucks, all in new colors and the increased length and other new features. of the body, make this year's model the last word in motor care value. their Ford, is i ig NOTICE TO CREDITORS Dryden Curlers Visit Kenora On Saturday of last week a num- ber of Drydep Curlers journeyed to Kenora as guests and Kenora Curling Clubs. The visit- ors report a wonderful time. entertainment was excellent and was rivalled only by the good fellowship that went with it. of the Keewatin The The afternoon game was as fol- At the conclusion of these games jour Curlers were guests of the Xen- and Keewatin Clubs, at _a member of the Manitoba Curling least control Municipal Association. PE coe After dinner two more games were played as follows: -- oA. Coming Events TWO--ACT COMEDY-- On Friday evening, February 28th at 8:15 pm. in the Pulp Mill Hall, the pupils of the Centinua- tion School will present a two- ._act Comedy, entitled "The Bluf- fers" or 'Dust in the Ey-s'. There - will 'also be a demonstration of Tolk Dancing, Wands and Dum- bells. Admission: 50c and 25c. United Church of Canada, Dryden, The C: G: I: T: and TUXIS Will Present g CONCERT and ONE-ACT PLAY in the MILL HALL, Dryden on FRIDAY, March 7th, at 8/156 p.m ; Admission: Children--25¢ Adults--50z. "MY DIXIE ROSE" The C: Y: P: C: wil hold a 3- Act Play, entitled "My Dixie Rose" in the Pulp Mill Hall on Monday, March 17th at 8:00 o' clock sharp. Keep the date open.. Admission 25 and 5%c. PANCAKE TEA-- The St. Lukes Senior Girls Auxil- iary will hold a 25¢. Pancake Tea ..and Home Cocking Stall, Shrove Tuesday. (Pancake Day), March 4th, in the Parish Hall, from 3.30 to 5.30 p.m. A COUNTY LODGE MEETING-- The twenty-ninth annual meeting of the Kenora County Orang= Lodge was held in Keewatin last Satur- day. _Woz: Bro: J. D Nicholson, oc- rupied the chair and members from Kenora, Keewatin and Dryden were These games went nine ends as the Dryden Curlers were anxious to catch Number Four home. __The visitors wera royally enter- taised. The hosritality of the hosts was wonderful and as said before, ! waa rivalled only by the spirit of good fellowship that went with it. The Dryden Curlers are looking forward with pleasure to repealing the trip and to have Rinks from Kenora and Keewatin visit Dryden - before the end of the season. LOSS BY FIRE-- __Winnipeg papers Monday told of the loss by fire of the store of S. Ryder, Tinsmith and Plumber, at Canora, Sask. S. Ryder was form- erly in business in Dryden, on Queen ' present. : Reports from the. various Lodges showed the.Oxder: to. be progressing. Election of officers for 1930 resul- ted as follows: C:M:--Wor: Bro: J. D. Nicholson} Dryden; D:C:M: -- Wor. Bro. D Meclnnes, Keewatin; i Chan:--Bro. Wm. Boyle Dryden; Ree.See:--Bro: B. Smith, Dryden; , Fin.-Sec:--Wor. Bro: E. Harthon' Kenora; Fu : | Treas:--Wor: Bro: J Allen, Kee- ! watin; | Marshall :--Bro. G. Kelly, D yden; Lecturers--Wor: Bro: W. R. Ron- nenback, Kenora; Ero: F. Button, Kenora; Wor: Bro: J. MoGarva, Kcewatin; and Bro: P. Mosre, Dry-- den. Committeeman-- Bro: W. Moore, Dryden. -- = re TR a th end sa The officers were elected by Wor: Bro: H. C. King, P:C:M:, and were installed by Wor: Bro: J. Allan P: OC: M:, Keewatin. q THE Dramatic Club in ther second ap-1} Lom ~ Duncan did a Ignace Success N-.-The Lilss of the U. 7. 0. ho a vou, successfal mas- querade on Vi'oniine Might, ir the of Emmannel Church, Ignace, pearance in Dryd'n, scored a fr mendons success at the Strand on Saturday evening. T e bui'ding was packed and the audience simply delighted with the splendid acti..g of the amateurs from Ignace. The comedy play "Welcome Home Jimmy" was well chosen and the characters portrayed excellently. As Mrs Brooks, the blind mother of the way-ward son Jimmy, Mrs J. very difficult part well. James Duncan as Valentine Gardiner, the lawyer who roscd as Jimmy, before his relatives was a nerfect hero, while the acting of G. Tarling, who portrayed the English Chesterfield MeSwoop, was nothing chort of professional perfection. Mr Tarling was great. Mrs W. Dunc- an mad: a most att active dought- er of Mra Brooks, who completely captured Ches. The parts of Al'ee Thomas and Peggy Sommers were well done by Misses D. Schurg and Wdna Davies, and Mrs J. Ethering- ton, as Melinda the old maid, was all that eould be desired. As Danny Banks, the comical farm hand, H. Colley was a scream, and F. Cunningham, whe took tite part of the hard-hearted farm agent was very good. DEATH OF BABY FIELDER-- - ..Mr P. Fielder was called to Sud- bury last week on account of the illness of his infant son, who was visiting there with Mrs. Fielder. Word reached Dryden since, that th baby had passed away on February 11th. _ Tha Vila fel ow was a bright ttle child 127 than two years old, and the symwpatky of everyone is exten- ded to Mr and Mrs Fielder :n the loss of their baby Arthur. Interment took place im. Park Lawn Cemetery at Sudbury, from the heme of Mrs Ficlder's mother, Mrs F. Harmon. SUN LIFE SHOWS LARGE _INCREASE IN NEW BUSINESS The annual report of the Sun Life Company, published yesterday, shows Company, published today, shows that the total assurance. now iR force is close to two and a half billion, or $2,401,000,000. .. * Community Hall Amongst those in wel rs Ile, India Mrs J. Mel ° teh © % Irs Collin and Bi Ceiien, Tomic; Misses Shushack and Melan- der, Ukrainian Peasants; Mrz Gum- merger, Baler; Migs Marguerite avril. Naval Cadet; Miss Goosz Norman, Red Crozs Nurse; Mrs Cee. Corbett, and Miss Marguerite Betts were also in costume. I 13 in it 4 Harry Gummerson and Austin Ponton, Clowns; Mrs Bayne and Messrs Nordrum and Wright, were the Judges and had some task in deciding which were really the best cogtumes. . : vee °F oe __The prizes awarded were as fol- lows :-- ..Best Hired Costume--Misses Sha- . shack and Melander. Best Homemade Costume ---- Mrs Jack Neil 'and Mrs Gummerson. __Best Comic --Mrg Collen and Rill. ..Many of the guests were mnmask- ed and aiter on excellent supper, dancing became ceneral © And the "he ladies zh~!d be congra nlated 0, such 2 well-conducted enteriain- 'ment. ..Mu-ic for the damcimg was sunpl:~d by Messrs H. Gummerson, "ar" M. Shuchack, SOR A Silver Tea was given on Sat- urday afternoon by Mrs W. Rhind at her home for the benefit of the { Church Funds. A large number of { ladies attended.and musical selee- 'tions and sonzs were rendered by 'Mrs Froome Johnson, NMiss Bayne 'ard Miss Marguerite Betts, Mrs Ruind was assisted by Miss Rhind, i Mrs Robinson in waiting om the 1 "rife sum was realized. § § Servile wil be held. om Sundsy afterncen in St. John's Church, .at 3:00 o'clock, by Rev. E. Jacques. Sunday School at 3:00 o'clock. All re heartily welcome. Reaping the Reward-- "I didn't marry beauty, my boy: didn't marry wealth or position: married for sympathy." .. "Well, you have mine,"--Tit-Bits a aa I 1 Entertaining the Eels-- An expert says that a wireless talk broadcast from America could be heard at the bottom of the North Sea. A new terror is added to Davy Jones's locker.-- Punch -known pictures. In the matter of the Estate of Street. ..... --- Sitch a . ; 1 D d C IF > R ° E a Hoth a poet and a painter. OLE.. JOHNSON,._ late ots tas : at 3 is si 4] -- ry €n ur ng in The poetic sense is manifest in all g Fovn 20 Dryileny In the Disteics Mr and Mrs J. W. Fowlie are visi- meeting and one Brother was exal- of his work. The picture before us. ...of Henors, ee * tors to Winnipeg this week. [ted to that degree. 2 was. painted as a direct result of; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Person nel of Rinks inspiration received from reading the all persons having any claim or de- | = ; "account of the rich young ruler giv-§mands against the late Ole Johnson' « Hamilten .. Watt - me > en so vividly in Matthew 19:16-22. {who died on or about the 23rd day| Dingwall Foulis _. . an As usual one hundred free copies | of August 1929, at the Town of Orr Bartlett are available at the evening service | Dryden, in the District of Kenora, Hoha Kerney They are free, and we should like fare required to send by post prepaid : you to have a copy or deliver to the undersigned, J. E oe Meggison i ini : ] atterson Einarson Gibsen, administrator for the Estate tg om MACHIN & DONLEY, Barris [of the said deceased, their names oe oe Lr e ters, Solicitors, etc. Office ¢ land addresses and full particulars right TOMES ow Main Floor, Donnelly Block in writing, of their claims and McRaa Skiflen Corner Matheson & First St |statements of their accounts and wigle - Russell oo. South, Kenora Ont. the nature of the securities if any Berrey Patersen, held by them. . eh 11 Cunningham Hardy | ; AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE @ ies fy hat after the 5th day of March, * Alte "A:D: 1930, the said administrator $ Assorted Chocolates, C. Anderson Pitt... | will proceed to distribute the assets er 1b 4 ig Harris 'of the said_deceased among the per- P ° Adele gons entitled thereto, having regard Tavior y 3 Wintosiotion only to the claims of which he shall Peanut Brittle, D. de Wy 4 Wood .. then have notice, and that the said er ib Reid : Davideon PREVENT FIRE ae will mot be Sn nl P ® s Klomente® McDougal Lb "ry the said assets or any part thereol ¢ " a ; : 88 far as nossible 'to any person of whose claim he. Mixed Fr uit Dr ops, ns pi a Pos five shall not then have received notice. er ib ac port Pome i Tae i : : ..Dated at Dryden Ontario, this 5th Pp > ° Gammon i Payne = day of February, A:D:, 1930. | McMonagls C. J Wright J. E. GIBSON,...} 3 Chocolate Glosettes, Pitt Folb-of Administrator of the Estate of ¢ Hora beess Nichola 7-14-21 Ole Johnson Deceased. § Dol ordoh Reiley Wi Blosre -. 5 NOTICE-- Ae tleRi Ren gee To Owners of Cattle and Swine, 2 Warren " Tuck {kindly take note that after this date & Gibson Martey £39 RE WITE February 1st, Service Fees are to 2 Howes re ve wn Te we } £. GIBSON, Agent, Dryden |be strictly cash--JAS HATCH .. {frm vismmmsnnny Alexander ¥amugell