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> 4 ) Library board ar "was held op the afternoon of Friday bo VOL. IX DRYDEN, Ontario, May 9th, 1930 mn i Meets The regular monthly meeting of the Dryden Public Library Board May 2nd at 4:30 p.m., with Mesdam- es Hutchison, Lock, Mr Gibson & the secretary present. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and adopted. Correspondence was then read by the secretary. Mesdames Hutchison-Lock -- That the president, Mrs Wigle and 'he treasurer J. E Gibson, be authorized to gign as officers of the Library Board, and bank forms be filled in accordingly--carried, Mr_ Gibson-Mrs Lock--That the Library Board meet at 7 p.m. on the first Friday of each month in the {uture.--Carried. Mrs Hutchison-Mr Iibson-- That Library membership tickets shall not be transferable and can only be used by members of the same family. --Carried. Mesdames Lock-Hutchison -- That a letter of thanks be forwarded to 'Township Council of Van Horne for the grant of $50:00 recently receiv- A mery bunch of paper-makers and their friends gathered last Friday evening to bid farewell to their fel- bout a dozen cars left town together at Thunder hour at Earle pitt crossing time by singing hymns and away. was pleasantly with incidental music by Romeo Mingo. The outstnding features of the card games were two Rummy hands which held five eights and five Queens. This is very un- usual. As the evening progressed, much artistic talent was exhibited. Charlie Wright gave a; exhibition of 'nterpretative dancing and shadow boxing, which was indeed a knock- out. Doug. McKay impersonated Napoleon Bonaparte with a skill that reminded one of Sir Henry Irv- ed.--Carried. The members of the Board wish to thank their patrons and all others who have donated books to the Library. The Librarian, Mrs Hutchison was highly complimented on the splendid condition of most of the books on the Library shelves-- only a few being returned showing they had been im- properly handled. " The meeting then adjourned. -- J. ARMSTRONG, Sec'y. ST. LUKE'S TROOP (Boy Scouts) The troop meeting, held op Thurs- day May 1st was taken up mostly organizing the lads in their Patrols. Two full Patrols were formed. Bob Berrey in patrol leader of the Hawke Troope and Fred Aaron, lead- patrol leader of the Wolf Patrol. Both Leaders have had previous Scout experience, so were able to take charge and teach their boys the knots; Scout Law and Oath. The boys were full of enthusiasm, A; the Troop meeting on Monday May 5th, the boys were give a shor lecture on a Scout's duty i.e. to do a good turn at least once a day. Sev- eral games were played, causing roars of laughter. Just before be- ing dismissed the patrols practised their patrol calls and troop howl. So that if any nervous person hears the wolf howl, it is only Fred Aaron's boys; or if they hear the hawk screeching blame Bob Berrey's gang. But the troop howl is something to" remember especially when Mr Tind- | le and Robinson, join in 2 The Duty Patrol for the week of | May 12th to 17 will be the Hawk Patrol, i We hope to call a Troop Commi®- | tee meeting on May 17th. We have 3 a very strong committee, whose" names will be published next week," so that the Scouts have come to, stay this time. i 1 OAK FARM COMING to DRYDEN-' One of the funniest rural comedies ; will be played at the Strand Theatre | BEF 'Club Bag from all ing or Douglas Fairbanks. Henry Davis rendered a pathetic song with much feeling concern'ng ap unfortu- nate lady who had received no pers- onal attention for forty years. Louis Sfreddo performed a step dance, which was a whirlwind of action and rhythm, When refreshments were ual eloquence, addressed the guest of honour and rightly referred to, him as a good scout and a good'court as soon as possible and when ]'hat is irresistible. paper-niaker. A presentation of a' the boys was made with a characteristic reply from George in appreciation. All joined in the chorus "For He's , Jolly Good Fellow". The evening closed with the Saudoff Quartet comprising "Doug McKay, Jack Hewitson; Geo- rge Huffman and S. Firstman sing- ing '"Sweetadd Oline." George Huffman, his wife and family left for the Eas; the follow- ing night, where it is understood he will take up a good position, and all his many friends in Dryden wish him every success. NOTICE-- ' Will all members of the Congrega- tion who are interested in the Boys and Girls work, and would care to be on the Troop commitiee please meet the Scoutmaster and Officers in the Parish Hall on Friday, May 16 ag 8:00 p.m. prompt? 1.0.0.F DANCE-- The I1.0.0.F will hold a Whist Drive and Dance in the Town Hall on Monday May 19. Whist commences at 8:30 sharp, Lunch provided. Admission 50c, wera. low kraftsman, George Huffman. A-7 where ; a locomotive had left the track, How; ever, the boys managed to fill in the | telling © ghost stories until they finally got] -------lop the motion of Councillors Klose Arriving at the farm the evening spent playing cards, | on the violin 'racquet to so. {which can be paid to F. M'Donald," "I president or E. Ray, secretary. i sociation foot ball. Farewell Party | Council Meeting |Jess Pugh ] Council was held in the Chamber on Monday evening, 48 were passed for paymen; on the at 7:30 p. m., having Rutter's farm | motion of Councillors Pitt and Klose. Lake for a destination. } They were held up for well over an: It was moved hy Councillor Pitt, ;and seconded by Council or Proudfoot that the Assessor's Roll be accepted ;and his salary of $259.00 paid. George Robinson was instructed to 'get material to the extent of $17:00 3 'for repair os the Birmingham house 'and Bailey. that Councillors Proudfoot, of the Court. i At a special meeting of the Coun cil held on May 6ih, a resolution was | passed changing the date of the Court of Revision to May 29th. 000---- oo DRYDEN TENNIS CLUB-- Preparations are being made on an unusually extensive scale for the] 1930 season. Much work has already | been done in re-surfacing one Court, which will be ready for play almost immediately. The receni 'Follies" show: provided sufficient funds to make these improvements, which when completed will make much a tions for faster and more accurate sennis, It is intended to fix the second The regular meeting of the Town! Council i {Jess Pugh, imberpationally ccelebra- Accounts to the amount of $3980.-: with Chautauqua ted humorist and entertainer, whose Judge Dow ler speaks on Rural Develop' League, w:t and comedy have captivated thousands and hundred of thousands, i whose programs are in such demand . that one must apply months in ad- vance to secure his service, who is: hailed by "the billboards" the out- standing publication of the platform and theatrical world, as "the most original comedian now before the public'-- Jess Pugh, the non pariel jis to appear in Dryde, this summer. It was decided to hold the Court: of Revision on the afternoon of May: 15th (Thursday), at 2:30 pm. and Wright Bailey, Klose and Pitt be members| tchuckle and then as his fun gains Pugh's genfus is for making people langh, making them laugh in that. overpowering abandoned way that admits no room for worries, cares and tribulations. He makes you smile strength and impetus, he sweeps you along in an irresistible tide of mirth that leaves you helpless with de - light. He says that the official ap- praisal of the laughing muscle is $20,000 and that we should never let such a valuable asse; remain use- less. After hearing Jess Pugh, one ig inclined to feel that $20,000 is too low. : Eis repertoire is enormous and widely diversified. -Dramatic read- ings, dialect tales; impersonations; character songs; hilarious monolog- 'ues and a running fire of brilliant ; : iE i ; wi woven int 4b tter playin surface and condi i spontaneous wit are oven INvo a : served, Harry Davidson with his Us- well-planned, balanced program. He wastes no time; he skips gaily fron. story to story with a zest and a joy this is done Dryden will have ga splen- | did court for this thrilling game." Eventually a small club house will be built, which will be 25, added; faculty particularly when serving tea i To all persons in this district an' invitation is issued to join this club. There are still many who prefer to drive a lively ball with , springy chasing an overgrowr pill with a half grown axe. ¢ Last year showed a membershin of thirty-five. It is hoped that all these will rejoin and many others al-} The fees are $3:00 per season,' president; Lenore McRae, 1st Vice- --000---- 3; FOOTBALL-- Considerable enthusiasm has been recently aroused with regard to as- This is a red- blooded two fooled, he-man's game in which everybody has a right to kick. Spring is the bes; time for this husky sport, and right now a team is being formed in Dryden, which takes this opportunity of chal- lenging any other in the surrounding district. (Wabigoon and Rice Lake papers please copy). All local pay- Don't forget the big Auction Sale of Farm Machinery and Household ; Van at Goods at J. Guihrie's Farm; Horne; on Thursday, May 15th 12:00 o'Clock. E iers are asked to get in itouch with Thomas Fido, to report for practice at once, and alll other Clubs are ask- 'home or away. on Thursday, May 22nd by a cast of | 3 H 3 OY artists from Waldhof who are dona- > ting the proceeds from the show to, K¥ the Red Cross Hospiial. Gitizens of {4 Dryden will kindly lend support and: SR give the play a godd boost. Old Sy Wealkerly and his provide a show that is 4 cred to. those that produce it. PREVENT Fl 8 far as pose ve measures ; ty financial loss fire with sufficient FIRE INSURANCE 3 8. GIBEON, Agent, Dryden Ie: The | 8g play runs two and a half hours and family | ; 7, ve for Ferm, fa Liver." 8% ne CRE = Pleasant tasting = Refreshing - on. gives prompt relief in eases of Sick, Bilious or Nezvpus Headache, Biliousness, J # Jaundice, Constipation, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Hiccough, Heartburn, Rheu- § matic or Geuty Conditions, ES G Wampole's Gaspe Salts | TE alsois highly vecommend- J : Blend, and {IM Bu)! Skin Ecosthm, Bois, [f] Pimples, etc / I 3 Exatient in all Perum, [3 during Measles, Scarlet [1 {i Pex and [iil nimtler fevers, Wo asel the | bloed ad due dhe sys. [Bd em. ltetts as 0 Gentle {4 - asd Stimulates, [I¥ | Get a borlotti) [4 Prica>v:50c. ed to write him to arrange matches' ] There is no one quite as grea: as Jess Pugh in his field. Chick Sales is: an impersonator extraordinary. Will Rogers inimitable in h gs shrewd and waggish comments on the ways of the world, bu; Jess Pugh is some thing of the best of both of these, vith certain sovable, endearing qualties that are peculiarly and un- mistakably his own. = There are no synonyms to describe him, no com- narison io explain the charm of his work, He and his programes are simply--Jess Pugh. ----000---- ots NOTICE-- The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Cansriian Legion B.E.S.L, will be held in the Pulp Mil Hall on Monday, May 12th at 8:00 p.m. sharp--E. COLLISON, Secy. AN INVITATION-- es On the 14th of May there is to be a Silver Guest Tea ip the basement of the United Church. The various 'hostesses have been very busy tele- phoning and calling at many homes to extend, invitations to come to our tea. If by an oversight, your name has been missed, will you kindly con- sider this a very hearty invitation Judge Towler of Kenora, addres sed a meeting of local business men and ithe members of the Town Coun- cil oy Tuesday evening, the object of which was to introduce the object posed Kenora District. Rural Develop men; League to this end of the Dis- trict. An active member of the - Rural Developmet Leage at the Head of the Lakes for many years, Judge Dow- ler is thoroughly familiar with the great advantages of such an organ- ization and his talk, which lasted for nearly two hours was full of in- terest, : The first meeting of the League in this district is to be held at Kenora shortly and following this if the idea is adopted here a Dryden Branch will be organized as well as one at Sioux Lookout. As the Judge pointed cut, the ob- ject of the Rural Development League s to promote progress throughout 'he District along all community, Agriculutral and Horticultural Lines. ; proposed to have three sec- ticns of the League, one at Kenora; Dryden and Sioux Lookout. each sac- tion to hove its own officials and then there shall be a central or general executive, composed of a number from each section. There will be hree memberships, ordinary mem- ership which shall be open to all Canadian citizens who reside in the District and are eighteen years aud over, = ON LD = to Golf Notes Have you tried Golf? Wel this is how it goes, you will usually ; out as a skeptic. Youre irom | souri, and have to be down where ithe fun comes 'n, Some friend both- ers the life cut of you to go with ers the life out of you to go out with him. You have letters to write some shopping te do, some odd job around the house, or your car needs some adjustraents. These alibis get you out of it several times until, finally cut of weariness you submit and off you go. If you are an average person you are quite convinced that all you have to do is to stend behind that ball with a knobby stick, make sure that there is enough mileage ahead with- out obstruction, and knock the fool ish ball so far that it costs you a dime to get some boy to find i. Well what actually happens is this, your friend is anxious to impress vou with the need for the poper ¢'s- ance and swing. He tells you se ~ony haps at once that you say: "alright" and mentally decide to usc your own natural judgement, You do. Then what? You grasp thut club wth a grip like death, take a short jerkv back swing and a quick- er forward with a force that would fell an ox. You are going to show this bird that if you can't gt a hole in one the first crack, it i only because the hole is too near. Ram!! Several pounts of the surfoce of the Dominion of Canada is flyine through the air, and when the snicke cleans the little white sphere is sit- ting as before, patiently waiting for" the nex. =2tack. Of course you may che The sustaining membership is for: ndividuals, corporations and firms willing to contrbute towards the 'he purpose of the League. - This Iso applies to Municipal corpora- | 'ions. There is also a special mem- | bership available to School Boards, | Statute Labour Boards in unorgan- zed, Townships and unsurveyed ter-! ritory both of which bodies will be, benefitted by the work of th: Lezgue. 'this is available to all associations, Tub orders and societies inter-sted n the progress of the District, The general opinion of the meeting was that the League was , splendid 'dea and would be very beneficial to the District. A heary vote of thanks was accorded Judge Dowler for his very clear explanation of the objects and advantages of the League. For Mothers Day Fancy Gift to come along and be with us. There will be someone to recieve you and show you to a table. Our tea SEWING & HOME COOKING SALE } IB {| : -- | oweerommon | Ltd, A dance will be held at n'ght. » music and a good time assured. ' LADIES-- El 8 8 our Silver Gues; Tey on the 14th of Get those § United Church § ! LOUTTIT--In loving memory. of a Ae - The U.F.W.0. Club of Wabigoon iwill held a Sale of Sewing and Home Cooking in the Community Hall on Friday, May 16th, at 3:00 pm. an! iafternoon tea will also be sod. A Good , Boxesoi Chocolates (from 3 to 6 .0'Clock on May 14th. § Suitably Boxed and one Carnation given frze with each Box. frem $1.00 up 'the least fraction of an inch on clubs face, you wili be rewarde! bt seeing it trickle away in a dignifiac ments for fencing the A "soon a flock of sheep will be grazing Lihere throngh the summer, This will he fortunais. For instance you might actually hit the ball, but having struck it on the highost part with 1 he & manner for several feet. Natur wou are not going to be licked this pesty thing and later, having steadied yourself a little you manage to connect with a sweet wollop that sends it zooming with the speed and distance ofa whiz-bang. if Believe it or not, from now on you are sold. Before you know it you have signed on the dotted line and the club's membership has increased. Now vou are a fiend and you always will be, for once the golf bug bites you stay bitten 1s) : The local club has made arivange- grounds and keep the grass shot and crisp, and | make tho course better for playing and easier to find bails. Members ars asked not to bring dogs out to the links, to prever: trouble with the sheep. There a» tll vacancies for new member. Secretary Crawley, J. Fowlie or W. H. Brownhill will be gla'! Lo give you a membership card Zor the sum of fifteen dollars for a man and wife, 2nd ten doMars for all other individuals, CARD OF THANKS Mrs T. J. ROBINSON of Wabigoon desir~s to thank the members of the Swedish Lutheran Church for their The Central Hotel! har kind g'ft in appreciation for | services as organist, If you have not bought oue of our Cook Books yet, we advise that you do so at once, for there are only a few left. - They will be on sale at: May. Our price is 50¢ extra ones now.-- Ladies Aid. dear deported husband, father and dear departed husband, father and grand-father who died on May 7th 1023, rh --Ever remembered by his wife, sons daughters & grandchildren TOWN OF DRYDEN Telephone Operators Applications will be received by the undersigned until 6 p.m. May 18th System in the Towy Hall. Shifts to be 8 hours each, seven days week. Applicants to state salary expected. No applicant necessarily accepted. J. E, GIBSON, Clerk Town of Dryden. a next for Operators for the Telephone i gn persons in our Sir LIGHT LUNCHES--Served : LIGHT L SOUPS-- 2 Cream of Tomato Soup... .15 ph Vegetable Soup een 10 SANDWICHES -- sy Ham Sandwiches __----..- .10 i CHEORE rar Ts midis al) FUE Mellie thn rl eet 0 id Tomato . 10 BOOS + wv rari. semi mi m 10 FE LE EE Ee | Eggs on Toast ------e--emeeem 20 Sardines op Toast eee 20 Pork & Beans and Bread and Butler wees mwas pS THE DRYDEN C. O. SELF, Prop. Licensed as a Standard Hotel Under the liquor Control Act. RATES--$2 50 per day-- MEAL TICKETIS--$7:00 per week. We will be pleased to Cater to SMALL PARTIES of 6 victly Private Dining-room. ~ to 12 at all times except Meal Hours UNCHES -- CAKE & PASTRY-- Apirle Plo | crimson sto 1S EE .. 16 Mince Plg um rs memwmma--t. 10 Cream Cocoanut Ple____.__ .10 Cake oom 10 Bung am EL IT LL CET mes i HE Eade SOI Coffee adh 05 MR ei vm ce AOD C0000 er semitine sessmmonmri= on AD