/ { of a \ Ps Dryden, Friday, Nov. 19 1920 ess iColleze Graduates sre in keen demand. During the past year d have placed many mere Success-trained Stenographers, A position awaits you as soon Bookkeepers. Prepare now. omplete your course. -- laces Success students in the birsh-salaried, preferred list. 2 shi s at any time. New verm every Monday. Write for free prospectus. ca SCHOOLS--ANNUAL ENROLLMENT EXEEEDS 2,500 ax STUDENTS xe The tn=rough training of our 230 expert inst You may ente r BUSINESS COLLEGE LTD. ACY Miss Seeing Our Window ; it Each piece stamped. The Best of Quilty A few LS ding MManicure Set. Dyer Kiss Toilet Sets. "Xmas Papetries Military Brushes. erfumes, Swan self-filling Foun- Auto-strop Safety Safety Razors, Pens, s, Gillette zor Strops, the very best gar, Cigarette, "Tobacco Pouches, ete. . er-Set Shaving To 5 buying NOW. ll Christmas. is full of ENUINE FRENCH IVORY Meetin gs | the Schoolhouse at 8 p.m. -W. W. HOWELL, Secretary Saturday of each month. R. D. COATES, Secretary. EAGLE RIVER 8 p.m. ALEX. TURNER, Secy. To Saturday of every month in the Schoolhouse, at 8 o'clock E. GREUN, Secretary. Oman ant VAN HORNE CLUB | every third Saturday in the Town: ship Hall, Dryden, at 8 p i Pi CHAS, "NORGATE, { Secy. 2 WABIGOON CLUB meets first Saturday of every month, at 8 p. fm. ., in the Schoolroom. VICTOR NORDRUM, Secy: BEDWORTH CLUB meets the | last Saturday of every month at! 8 p.m. Visitors from fraternal: clubs are heartily welcome. W. F. BICKNELL, Secretary. GLENGOILAND CLUB U.F.O. and U. F. W. O. meet on the second Saturday of each month in the schoolhouse at 8 p.m. Mrs R. A. REID, Sec U.E.W.O. hh SUCCESSORS TEA + Bread. : Nei sons s Chocolates. To 7. O.- GOUGH _ ROOMS Cakes. Coniecionery. Supplies. OXDRIFT CLUB meets on' the FIRST FRIDAY of the month in WAINWRIGHT CLUB meets in the School at 8 p.m. the first CLUB meets second Saturday of each month, at WALDHOF CLUB meets First meets Dryden Hospi'al Committee Appointed LHE public meeting called last Tuesday by the acting Mayor, Mr J. B. Beveridge, was attended by 'a large and enthusiastic number of citizens. It was anply demor.- strated tha the committee which was appaointed last spring met with the approval of citizens, and that the need of a hosital in this district was thoroughly recog- nised. The chairman called upon the Rev. R. Wilson to submit the in- formation that had been gathered, and to explain why a public rather than a private hospital had been decided upon. Mr Wilson show- ed that the private hospital was greatly restricted in its usefulness to the community, and also that a public hospital alloged a freer control and was entitled to gov- ernment support at the rate of 3oc a day for each patient under treat- ment. As the meeting unanimously approved of the main idea, after i Call At the evening service in St. uke's Church Sunday last the Rector intimated that he had re- ceived a call from hi > home parish, inviting him to devote his services to the Church in a larger fieid. "And I have decided to accept the call," he announced quietly. The astonishment, though re- str ained, that was apparent in the | cgngregation at the wholly un- expected announcement, was but a reflection of the general feeling of the community on learning the news. That the incumbent of St. Luke's must occupy a promin- ert part in the life of the district is. inevitable; but when he is a minister with the personal char- acteresties that hav distinguished the Rev. Robt. Wilson, it is but natural -thatythe separation must be. looked forward to with regret. | iThe sense of loss to our own parish and district, however, must" be tempered by consideration of ' the opportunity that 'is offered ! Mr Wilson, "The opportunity is | that of assistant minister to All' ; ks some preliminary discussion of details the appointment of a per-' manent committee was proceeded with. chairman and eleven members--~ five men and five women -- was considered a suitable body of management. To get the scheme in immediate operation, the present Board is composed of citizens of Dryden, but with power to add to 'their number and arrange such altera- tions as will allow of representa- tives from neighbouring commun- ities to take their share of the management. As the whole inten- tion is to make the hospital of the utmost service to the entire dis- trict, this arrangement will permit {of the greatest possible benefit." The Sollowing were appointed as the Hospital Board: Rev. R. Wilson (chairman), Mrs D. Hut- chisen, Mrs Dingwall,> Mrs Pitt, Mrs Morris, Mrs Latimer; Messrs JH. Hill, I. Russell, H. Willard, ORRY PROLONG YOUR LIFE nT Brignall, A. Pitt. Mr]. S Golden was appointed treasurer, and Mr H. Humphries Soamtyey of the Board. MOTHERS' "ALLOWANCE | COMMISSION. | The Mothers Allowances Comm- ission created by the recent Act, to care for mothers in Ontario i who are without adequate means ito care properly for their children withou the assistance of an allow- ance under the Act, have been appointed a Board to investigate and administer the act in this | community. The following have consented to act on the Dryden Local Board : : {Mayor A. R. Hutchison Mrs Dr. Dingwall Mrs M. S. Campbell H. M. Davidson J.-H. Hl Charles Norgate Mayor Hutchison has the respon- sibili ity of convening the first | Board, and a meeting will be held upon, his return, from the east. He is expected ome alos any day now. NAVY TL EAGUE DRIVE. Vir Wachman reports that the Navy League benifits to the amount of $224.25 from the con- tribution of Dryden. Now that the war is over, and the necessity for a navy seems less pressing to the average citizen, this would "seem like a very creditable sum to be raised in an dd for : HARD TIMES COMING Frm all over the continent {comes news of wages being re-| ~tduced and workers |and th signs poin to a hard time 2 ahead for thousands of people this | laid idle, In the meantime men, achinery and supplies y into Dryden and that has Ac | A Board consisting of a people reside. Sdints Parish Church, England, hi8 native parish, and the town i and his wifes where his own Many consider- ations apart from personal desire " o have helped to influence his' dzcision. Rev. Robt. Wilson was educated at the * University of London, Eng. but 'received his theological training at Wycliffe College. He 'was ordained Deacon in the Coll- ege Chapel at Easter, 1913, and was advanced to the Priesthood at Indian Head, Sask, in June 1914. He came to Dryedn in April of 1916, succeeding Rev, W, C. Allison, so that the whole of' in, western Canada. Since he came" Here St: ded from a mission to a self- supporting parish, and it must be | with painful feelings that he will bring his ministry to a close next February after five pleasant and gtd years spent in our Memorial Sorvice A Memorial Service will be held in St. Luke's Church on Sunday, Nov. 21st, in honour of comrades whome they left on the battle fields of France, by the men of the G. W. V. A. The members will Ser at the club room at 10.30 a.m.. and will march in a body to /the Church, where service will be conducted by the Chaplain, Rev. =. ~YWiisen, At the call of King and Country they left 'everything that was dear to them, Endured hardness, Faced danger and finally passed out of sight of men By the path of Duty and Self-Sacrifice. mr died that we may live «ain freedom. at the Last Muster They shall stand before the Throne An Exceeding Great Army "They passed-- : But could not pass away." All's Well ; 00000400000600000060000000 It will give pleasure to "dance lovers to learn that the orchestra will give a dance in the Pulp Mill Hall on Friday next, Nov. 26th. The intention is to hold a dance every alternate Friday during the season, making allowances of course for any other big affair that maygoccur in the social life of the town. : 00000000000000000006060040 CHANGE 'OF BUSINESS Having disposed of my Bakery Confectionery Store and other business to Messre Burgess & Walters, I take the opportunity to thank all those who have given me their upport since I commenced in business. My successors, in addition to his ministerial life has been spent ¥ Tuke's has-expan- _ At the monthly meeting of the Or eits Club held on Friday even- 'ing las, a most enjoyable evening was spent. The Sec. was in. structed to order a car of salt for the use of the members of the i They Flat 'Side Checks, Chain Club and other branches. election of officers resulted in whole of the original being re-elected. Then the ladies of the district 'made application for membership in the Club, and were unanimously dccepted, thus' greatly strengthening the club both in number and in the energy that is always displayed by the fair sex when they take up any or. ganization for the betterment of conditions in the disrict. After 'the business was concluded the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing, there being between forty and fifty present. the The regular "monthly meeting of the Wabigoon Branch of the JU. F. O. was held in the school- house on Nov. 6th. Prse. Johngon ,occupying he 'official communications were read and disposed of. The meeting was held as the annual meeting 'and as such occupied a good share of the evening. | Pres. A. Johnson, Vice Pres. Gummerson and Secretary- A C. V. Nordrum were re-elected offices. P. Holstrom," . Wright, G. Wickmen, O. C. Lundmark and U. E. Collen wer named as Directors for the coming year. A note of thanks was tendered to President and Secretary for work adjourned at IL.45 p.m. 3 The telephone is already in operation in a few of the business Its ultimate dpleted in town utilty has been demonstrated. Although Meshes Burges and' Walters Tavs taken over his store J. O. Gough does not intend to leave Dryden. ~ He will immed- iatly open a wholesale 'howes where he will handle tobaccos, cigars, confectionery and pindred lines, also small jobbng. He is now in Winnipeg makng final arrangements, and will make his opening announcements at aun carly date. om -- supply the retail dealers with Brown Label "SALADA" at the reduced price of © 55 pound. However it will take some little time before all have it in stock, in spite of every exertion on the part of the Com- sand» of customers throughout Ce from the Atlantic to the Pacific. and including Saturday, Decem- ber 1st. 1920, for Park Lot zb, in the Town of Dryden, being part of lot 4, con. 5, Van Horne, Dist. of Kenora, containing 7 ve acres more or less. Each tender must be accompan- ied by a marked cheque for one- third of « the amount tendered. payable to the order of the Prov- incial Treasurer, the balance to be paid in two Semi- -annual instal- ments with interest at six per Sant per annum. / : The sale will be subject to a pine timber thereon, and the cessful tenderer must wit period of eighteen months fro the date of sale be erected : "| value of not dred Ha Bi to thier respective ~ t of the past season, the meeting extension over the whole district ; is only a matter of time, once its Every effort is being made to cents per Tenders will be roccived up to ; Rev. Rob. Wilson, Accepts - .OXDRIFT CLUB MEETS. A FEW OF THE THINGS in _ the HARNESS ne I have on and Horse Collars, Breeching St Side Straps, reversible Brass Ball 'Top Steel Hames, Hame St Martingales, Pole Th Straps, Overdraw Checks, officials Team Breeching, Success Chain Traces, t bs each, Breast Collar 'Traces, Open Vrain, [ Bridles, Halters, Double & Lines, Team Back Pads, ' Bands, Sweat Pads, assortment of Collars, Pads, &e. Neatsfoot Harness Oil, in Quarts. H. WILLARD, Boot and Harness Repairer. j = L. 0. L vit No. 1654 of each month at 8 pm in tte Town Hall, Visiting brethren Sordi nvited. be +. W.J. Robinson, WM. 3 'D. Safty, Rec. Sec. " Inemmations] Brotherhood of Hig Sulpiite and Paper Nill Workers ; Dryden Lodge No. 105 Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday month, at 7:30, in the Mill Hi nln n a n Dryden Lodge No, '419 l. u. 0. Fe at the Tow. AE every Monday evening at 8 dlelock. OM Nywmark, N. G, D. Anderson. Recording See. Visiting b cordially invited. Dryden places, "nd will soon be com- Meets in Rev. ROBT. rs a E. prnmny. Secy. dobry in : Dry Goods Groceries 'Boots and Shoes Hard ware and Farm Produce t i for Yorkshire Insurance Co Frost: & Woed and: - Cockshutt Implement a 2 Jressecreses Egessany RD. T. TRIST Deyien Livery, Transier co amd Pedbnge Barn. pany, as they have tens of thou- DRYDEN ONT 2000000 000000000000 4 soe 2 For. Sale and --ALSO-- reservation to 'th eCrown of 'any | ct or cause to » meets the first Wednesday