Until You Have Ses en the Now. 39 Model 490 ing Ea pirsont 830.60 Tr 895.00 " ALL PRICES Chassis Roadster 5-passenger Touring Dryden, | Prices, Complete with starter and Light- Durance Bros. "1535.00 895.00 Coupe Light -Belivery Truck. me FOB. CEHAWA, Ont. ® 1 A community that is restrained in its Ontario the, , HARNESS LINE I have on hand. To Horse Collars, Breeching Straps, Top Steel Hames, Hame Straps, Martingales, Pole Straps, Flat Side Checks, Chain Breast Straps, Overdraw Checks, Kling's Hame Fasteners, Heel Chains, Team Breeching, Team traces, Success Chain Traces, tested 4500 ibs each, Breast Collars, Buggy Traces, Open Bridles, Winker Bridles, Halters, Double & single Lines, Team Back Pads, Belly Lands, Sweat Pads, assortment of Collars, Pads, &c. Neatsfoot Harness Oil, in Quarts. H. WILLARD, Boot and Harness Repairer. h DRYDEN ~ PHARMACY, Variegated nusosiient LADIES' BATHING CAPS. | | {§ ; | | New Shipment of GENUINE. FRENCH IVORY Novelty CONGRATULATION €ARDS Suitable for any occasion. Seasonablo Suggestions. Foot Bath Tablets and Powders Straw Hat Cleaners: 'Fly Pads, Papers & Swatters - Insect Powders--all makes Mosquito Lotion -- Special Fly Gil, Our own Make. SPECIAL TO FARMERS-- 'A Full Line of FELMING'S Veterin- cory 'Remedies. OE Tires and Tubes "A FEW OF THE THINGS in up Side Straps, reversible Brass Ball |. | EVERY Occupant of Land or owner HONE YOUR ORDER PHON tn Ciark's Grocery Department and if wil be taken core of, just the person and picked out the goods same as thought you came in vourgelf. You con rely on our and service an as well . gs our prices Clark's The Red Brick Store Town of Dryden NOXIOUS WEEDS NOTICE. Every QCCUPANT of Land, or ORN thereof, shall cut down or otherwise destroy all Noxious Weeds growing thereon before the 28th day of JULY 1921. Any who neglect or refuse to obey this lawful order shall, under the Act, incur a penalty of not less than Five and not exceeding Twenty Dollars. 'This Order will be strictly enforced. ~ By Order, J. BE. GIBSON, Town Clerk. 8669986929306 000060000000 tA. J. GARDINER General Merchant EAGLE RIVER, ONT. Sn FOP 9P LOI OHIPOE F AGENT FOR Gockshult Plow Go.. Frost & Wool Implements Charnla'e Pugam Canavabara bo HE vy ¥ Vivuni woprihivig Raw Furs Bought and Soid Sell's Garage Consult OPE 0O0POOL Tires - Regular Tubes. Heavy Tourist Tubes - E A. KLOSE Dryden, Ont. 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Z| people of Aylmer marked the occasion &1 while the last week was spent at the --_---- = SEE Volume XXIX. : Dryden, Ont. July 22 1921 == =F - ca fi a Jone ha * : A On Keeping in Line THE JACK POT. EDITORIAL. : TEE trip over the Dryden district contemplated by Peter Heenan, MF, is being put off until Grrr are complete to have Hon, Beniah J} Bowman, minister of lands and for- pests, accompany him. They are ex- pected here next week--on or about guly 26th. { Dr eh ho always failed to make the hest of occasions such as a visit of prominent public men. If this town and district is to keep in line with the forward march of its neighbours, it must free itself from the petty influences: that have hamp- ered . such self-expression hitherta, welcome. to visitors is not likely to have its. guest-book overcrowded with sine names. 3 Tn response to this sentiment Mayon Pitt has pledged himself that when Mr Bowman in company with our ewn Member reaches Dryden, the Mayor will make it his personal duty to see that they are received in a manner worthy of the big heart of the citizens of Dryden. To make the visit lea and pres fitable to the visitors as well as to the district, every right spirited citizen fullest and most hearty support, ta Humphreys- -Allen Wedding. |, A WEDDING of great interest t Dryden took place at Aylmer, Ont. on June 21st, when Herve Gorell! D. Humphreys, Sec-treasurer of Dry: den Paper Company, was united if marriage to Miss Eula Allen , lats principal of Dryden High Schoo: Rev. Mr Hager performed the cere mony. The bride, who looked lovely, wai gowned in white duchesse satin. trimmed with voses of pale pink georgette, veiled in silver and mo ultpeat Tacs and court train of whit lined with pale pink satin. She carried a magnificent shower bouquet composed of orchids, lilies of 'the S| and sweetheart roses. She was attended by her sister, Miss Adna, in pale pink tulle, carrying a bouquet of pink roses, and two little altar bearers, Allan Vanpatter and Lucille Seed, dressed in pink ond white res- pectively. Mrs Allen, the bride's mother, wore a gown of henna satin, with black lace overdress, and carried a bouquet of mauve sweet peas. The bride was given away by her father, Mr John W. Allen. A well-known Dryden favorite, Mr ' Harry = Day, former manager of the Dryden branch of the Royal Bank, acted as best man, and ably assisted the bridegroom. The wedding*march from Lohengrin was appropriately rendered by Miss Kathleen | Price, and during the signing of the register, Mr Harold Hambridge sang "The voice that breathed o'er Eden." After the wedding supper, the happy pair were carried by auto- mobile to St. Thomas, followed by several hundred people in cars. The by a great demonstration, : and on arrival at St Thomas many more were present to give them a rousing send off, to their desiiton, New York. During, the Roporailion they visited Atlantic City, Hamilton, Walkerville, home of the bride's mother at Port Bruce. Many beautiful gifts and cheques by their friends. gift to the bride was a handsome = CONSULT the Sibyl. "home in Dryden or Oxdrift, is able to "I Lizzie has completely displaced Dolly ne were showered on the popular pair; The bridegrooms } Mrs T. Latimer, Oxdrift, in on a visit to her son, T. J. Latimer. Miss L. Sharp "is spending a few weeks with Mrs. hompso at Ignace. Mrs M. D. Hambly, ; is away on a visit to the eas = Miss F. K. Bows on ot Fort William, is visiting Mrs Pitt. Mrs I J. Clark enjoyed a few days at Acknoc Lake while on a visit to Ignace. Mrs Herve Humphreys will be At Home at The Cabin Tuesday after- noon, July 26th, from four till six. Miss Gracie Gough returned Wed- nesday from 3 three weeks vacation at Kenora, Miss Florence Tustain returned Thursday from Kenora, where she spent her holidays. Miss Cora Adams, who has filled an engagement in a sghool in Sask- atchewan, is back home. Fred Brignall, who is equally at reach either conveniently since he bought the car. Mr and Mrs Burgess, of Winnipeg, left Dryden this week to stay a while in Wabigoon, with their son J. = § Burgess. H. A. Wilson reports a wonderful increase in business since he added the car to his livery stable. Verily the heart of man is fickle. Time was when his whole outlook centered or "that Doll mare," but the as the object of his adoration. Mrs Geo. Fraser, of Kenora, is + Istaying with her mother, Mrs Dryden #3 Smith, during her visit here. Mr Shirley Jackson, Son of C. W. Jackson, Fort William, is visiting his chum, Arthur Pit, a el % Ss £ Mr and Mrs J. BE. Gibson are en- joying the delightful weather to the utmost in camp at Sandy Beach. Mr and Mrs Fred Orr, spent the week end at + Wabigoon with Mrs Archie Wright. Mr Miles, is moving his family and effects into the Wm. George residence this week. Mrs J. B. Beveridge has replaced her 'last season's car with one of the latest model. ~My J. R. Harper, scale: inspector, paid an official visit to Dryden and district this week. The rush of new settlers into the Oxdrift and Dryden districts is being well sustained. The Willing Workers of Union Church Sunday School held a picnic to Sandy Beach, Thursday, to celeb- rate their first birthday. Mrs Jas. Duncan, who has been staying at her summer home in Wain- wright, expects to return to Dryden this week. D. Lane has moved his real estate and insurance office to the building on the front street, lately purchased from the G.W.V.A. Andy Hutchison left for his annual visit to Port Elgin, Tuesday. As usual he will combine a little business with pleasure, and may bring back a car or two of stock. Summer days, Holiday time, so often spoiled by hay-feVver or Summer Asthma. RAZ-MAH stops both. And for Rheumatism, Templeton's Rheu- { matic Capsules are safe and sure. Get i favor. lower than New No starter. Prices F. oO. B. FORD, THE FORD THE CAR that is still SUPREME in public The new prices make it more than ever interesting for you to own a FORD now, with all the latest improvements, at pre-war prices. Ford. Prices. Starter. . No starter. Starter. Touring Car _______ $625.00 $710.00 Truck mee SD ~ 670.00 1755.00 Runabout 560.00 645.00 Coupe _._____________ .---- 990.00 Chossls 3 = 520.00 605.00 Sedan -__. ._____ __ ---- 1090.00 TRACTORS Sa ae - = 8145.00 Ont. Big Shipment of Nw Cars and Accessories just arived. Ed Mr Banks, representing the Swift Canadian Co., was in town Thursday. Miss A. Adams, of Port Arthur vacation, = J. S. Corner and family, accompan- ied by C. Norgate and family, enjoyed a motor trip to Wabigoon, Sunday afternoon. Mr Herb. Wright of Wabigoon was in town' Tuesday. Our friend (who is a toff in many ways,) although he came to scoff, remained to praise. Hal Dingwall unloaded another car- load of Ford cars this week, and they appear to advantage in the new Dingwall garage. : The attendance at the Union Church Sunday School, is better than it has been in years, owing probably tothe cool me hour when it is motored to Sandy Beach with their lunch baskets Wednesday afterncon. Mrs J. S. Golden who is in camp there entertained, and won their eternal served. Has the Secretary got your name down for the first aid and heme nursing course of the W. I.? The course starts at 3 o'clock on Monday, 'them at the Dryden Pharmacy. dressing. case with = tortoise-shell fittings; to the bridesmaid, a pearl necklace; to the best man, platinum sleeve links; to Miss Kathleen Price a! pearl pendant; to Mr Harold Ham- bridge, a pearl tie pin; to "the two altar bearers, silver mugs. : STORM HITS SIOUX LOOKOUT, Sioux: Lookout, Ont., July 18-- One of the worst rain and wind storms evér experienced in this dis- trict, struck Sioux Lookout Tuesday morning, accompained by thunder and lightening and heavy 'hail. Good judges of wind velocity state it' was nothing short of a hurricane being from 40 to 65 miles: per: hour. The storm, which only lasted thirty min- clothes the poor boys had none. Loans g utes, caused a considerable amount of f damage, : Master Oscar Swanson while mow- ing this week, got off to adjust the harness. By neglecting to throw the ! machine out of gear, an 'accident re- .sulted in severe injuries to his ankle "and heel. TELL IT TO SIBYL. We're tired of writing paragraphs About all sorts of folks: "To fill the Jackpot full of laughs And witty quips and jokes. We suffer from the fearful strain Of keeping clear of libel, 'And if the sheet appears again, It must be filled by Sibyl. So when you camp by wood or lake, _ . On any spot that's shady, Remember, folks, for goodness sake To tell it to that lady. July 25th, in the town hall, Dryden. Get: particulars from the Secretary, Mrs M. Morris. Mr and Mrs Herve Humphreys re- turned: to Dryden last Monday, where a very hearty if noisy welcome awaited them. Mr Campbell met them with a large truck, suitably deec- orated with humorous inscriptions, in which the couple were furiously driven around town, while an en- thusiastic if nondescript ensemble of ill-matched instruments--including everything from a cowbell to kitchen utensils--did their worst to crowd the discordafice of many years of married life into a few painful moments. The Dryden friends in the six cars "follow- ing were compelled, out of consi {der- ation for their own peace of mind, to "keep at a respectful distance. now held. = It commences at eleven o'clock every Sunday. i ! °k The Union Church Ladies Aid gratitude by the excellent tea she nursing staff, is home on a two weeks' | Midnight Son The He goes down to Wabigoon. On Tuesday evening Mr Froome Johnston was delightfully surprised when about thirty (count 'em) of the vouth and beauty of old Dryden paid him an informal visit in automobiles. Myr Johnston placed his dancing hall at their disposal, and soon a splendid dance was in progress. 'With : Mr Oliphant on the violin, and Mr Stevens on the phonograph, an exjoy- able evening was spent. Among the more notorious chofac: ters noticed among the visitors might be mentioned Ralph Pronger, F. Stevens, Bill Rhedet--and the worst is yet to come. Promptly at twelve 'midnight a gorgeous. lunch was served, which lasted about as long as a snow ball in the place made famous by mission- ary propaganda. But say, lissen-- 1t was a beautiful moonlight night, and some of the young couples got very affectionate on the way home. : ~ Can you beat it! i STRONGLY ADVOCATES HIGHWAY TO WINNIPEG. ---------- Fort William, Ont., July 18.--More than 3, 500 citizens of Fort William and Port Arthur welcomed the Mich- igan Pikes tour at a reception at the agricultural grounds here tonight. In one of the "booster": speeches for good roads, Alfred Pitt, of Dry- den, president of the Central Canada Colonization and Highway associa- tion, touched upon the matter of a highway from the head of the: lakes to Winnipeg. He pointed out that Premier Drury had stated that he thought a road "blasted through, solid rock" from here to Winnipeg was looking a little too far ahead. . Mr Pitt stated that as a matter of fact only 25 miles 'would pass through solid rock and the highway scheme should not be given a rest until action was taken to eonstine 'the rogd. "We should never be content 'unti this part of the cotntry is joing 'with the Canadian West, by suc highway," he added.--Free Press. aster