hve Volume XXIX. Dryden, Ont. J anuary 20 1922 poeta a Number .29 As usual we are Right There with Mere Meney for your RAW FURS. If not convenient to bring or ship, a post card will bring our travelling buyer, Mr B. E. Blair, to you. He will cover your section regularly, and it will pay you to be on the look-out for him. The Great Lakes Fur Trading Co. Lid. DINORWIC, Ontario. LONG LAC, Ont. FORT WILLIAM. The Store of Quality and Service, THE DRYDEN PHARMA the : New Tonic-- Try is in a high degree a tonic, possessing invigorating qualities. Highly desir- able for persons convalesing, weak or lacking appetite. CONTAINS NO DANGEROUS DRUGS. w For All Stomach Trouble Adler-1-Ka Most throughly INTESTINAL CLEANSER AND ANTISEPTIC Pleasant to take. Never causes trouble. MAIL ORDERS ATTENDED TO. cd Golden Star Lodge bh No 484 2 rr ~-- AF &A M,GR Meets in the Masonic Hall, Dryden, the Second Tuesday of each month. Visitors Cordially invited. D. REID, W.M. H. HUMPHREYS, Sec. wo, Emm MACH & TEASDALE Barristers, Solicitors, etc, IMPERIAL BANK BLOCK. Ont. F. C. BAKER Special arrangements to store & overhaul motor- boat & auto gas engines for the winter. Dryden GET READY FOR THE " NEW RINK. ENJOY LIFE WHILE YOURE YOUNG. Ontario Get yourself a pair of | SKATES from H Wi lard, also boots to faster them to. + Prices to challenge Comparisen. Pd Gur Skate Grinding Machin is in good working order. Bring us your Skates, and have thew put in shape. H. WIL LARD, Boot 'and Harness Repairer. b Everybody knows that in Canada there are more Templeton's Rheumatic Capsules ] Sold than all other Rheumatic Remedies combined for Rheus matism, Neuritis, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, etc. Many doctors prescribe them, most druggists sell them. Write for free trial to Templeton, Toronto. SOLD BY THE Dryden Pharmacy EVANS The Popular Candy Shep. CONFECTIONERY, FRUIT BREAD SOFT DRINKS. TOBACCO This little Store, se conveniently situated, and whose ssrviee is so cheerfully given, is becoming the favorite shopping place of those of our citizens who live in the upper portion ef the Town. Opposite the Town Hal. KENORA AAAAA, WAAR o THE A Service. Cosy little desired privacy. this a great convenien Bhrgtos & Walters. Charming Gifts: Box Chocolates-de=luxe ; A VERY LARGE VARIETY. Kodaks for the Young and the Old 1 Pipes and Smokers' Sundries WIDE ASSORTMENT. Our new, dainty Tea Rooms are ready for enjoy the refreshing beveraze with a friend in Ladies especially will find ic BEST OF ALL GIFTS. booths, where one can HF oF * ce. THE JACK POT. Russ. Wigle was in' Quibell this week con Government business. Lorne Young, west lately, is back in town once more. Tiss Mary Miles Minter, eloped with Mr Thomas Dixon, a flyingman. Mr Wm. S. Hart, weds Miss Winni- fred Westover in Los Angeles. Rev. J. McLean Beaton officiated at' the funeral of the late Jas. A. Reid of Oxdrift. M. S. Campbell and W. H. Davies are going to Fort William this week- end to attend an O.R.T. meeting. Mr John Scott, of Keewatin, man- ager of the Square P Store, visited Dryden the other day on business. J. R. S. McLermon, of Montreal, who is interested in the Dryden Paper Comany, spent a few days here. tlen of Aylmer Ont, is her sister, Mrs Miss Adna a guest of Humphreys. A new telephone directory for Dry- den, containing a list of nearly 100 subscribers, is being printed, and will be issued in a few days. Lingineer Summerhaze, who is in charge of the plans for the Contact Bay Miziing Company Stamp mill, left for Rochester this week. The Dryden Intermediates have re- ceived a challenge from Ignace for.a Hockey Match. The game to be played tere on Sa January 26th. = Lay 0 i . Hatch left on Friday for ux Lia where he is spending y ps Later, he intends making extended trip down east to is old home. 2) v 7 ® Bp wr to 1% H J Gammon, organist of St Luke's, is making arrangements to give lessons in pianofort playing. Pros- pective students should write to Box 168 Dryden. RT TIT Ir H. Hesse, Oxdrift the victim of oe shooting accident two weeks ago, 8 doing well, ann is making a really remarkable recovery, thanks to the Lill and eave of Dr Dingwall. is practically assured now that the new mining companies will soon be operating here--the Cleveland Mining Uo., and the Dryden Mining Company. ss Foster, of the Schoo! Staff, had I on the ice this week, but after a day or two of forced idleness, she ra au =0 ule crutches. she other day. ms give an impression similar to Jat of some of the characters from 'he pages of Sir Walter Scott. Jim days here this week, and sold the of H. A. Wils Chas Smith, the present tenant, le opening a grocery store north of the track in the near future. The Imperial Oil Company, an- aounce that they will erect a ware- house 20x30-ft. with two tanks for oil 'at the track. Their rapidly expand- ing business in Dryden and district makes the development necessary. The new Hockey costumes for the Paper Mill Crescents have been order- ed through D. W., Scott, and are ex- pected to arrive in a few days. The colours are red and white. The mono- gram will be worked on the front in coloured wool. who has been out i be 'justified : prizes well worth trying for. H.| has returned lo duty Mh Soke) Jim Wallace blew in from Bedworth His accent and dog-| Scott, Winnipeg, spent a few] Dryden ae Hi to Wm., brother. and gssa. 20{t. high, 12-ft diameter, | Fire destroys Home.-- © A disastrous fire occurred at Bed- worth Wednesday morning, completely demolished the home of E. L. Evans. Practically 'nothing was saved. a Carnival Prizes Generous.~ The Carnival Committee feel greatly indebted at the display of goodwill by > the merchants of Dryden, who have so ; generously contributed for the prizes | to be presented at the Big Carnival on February first. The amount is so considerable that the Committee will in making the various St Luke's Annual Meeting-- 'At the annual congregational meet- ing of St Luke's Church, the officers for the year were elected. Mr J. B. Beveridge and Mr H. Humphreys were reappointed rector's and people's war- dens respectively. Mr G. N. Dechert was elected vestry clerk, succeeding Mr J. E. Gibson who has resigned. The former vestry of twelve were again appointed en masse. Messrs J. B. Bev- eridge, H. Humphries and Dr Wood, were appointed delegates to the synod. The financing of the Church for the current year wag discussed, and it was decided to appoint a committee to ar- range for an increased revenue. The loyalty of the members can be depen- ded on to sustain the financial position of St Luke's at a high level. Strike the Lyre-- An observant individual returning from the Co-operative ineeting at Ox- drift last week, was struck by the diversity of material in the coach by which he travelled. The passengers bound for Dryden included a Bishop, a Canon, a member of Parliament, a budding politician, as well as a pop- ular healer. This has no reference to the political heeler, who was not the sole heeler in the crowd, as another soul healer sat opposite--one of the | common or Dryden variety. The com- bination of sole and heel would naturally suggest the upper part oi the boot; but to mention boot-leggin is'to tread on the heels of trouble. Everyone was in good spirits, even ii there were no good spirits in anyone. Looping the Loop-- "While travelling through the bush the Club reception at Mr Cook's Coun- try house on Friday afternoon, Mr L. .Carr was attacked by a huge timber wolf. Although he carried no gun, Mr Carr did not lose his presence of mind. As the ferocious brute rushed at "him with jaws agape, he boldly pushed his hand down its throat and grasping it by the tail he swiftly turned the animal outside in, causing it to continue its rush in the other direction, away from him. = PLEASANT HOURS Sunday morning Jan. 22--The Adult Class of the Union Church. study I. Kings 19: 9-18, "Llijah's flight and return." The special applications made personal this- week, namely: "Finding and finishing our work." Some leading questions:-- 1 Why was Elijah so different at Carmel and 'at Horeb? 2 What is the peril of discourage- ment ?. 8 Does a person's physical condi- tion have anything to do with his moral condition? 4 What encouragement do we get from the story of Elijah's breakdown? The monthly business meeting of The Rink Committee wishes to take who turned out on Thursday evening, to witness Mr Faulkner's Wonderful exhibition of One Legged Skating. Mr Falkner was so enthuesed at seeing the large gathering, that came to wit- 'ness the performance, that he gave three exhibitions instead of the two i a5 advertised. ds @ ' Lolge Installationg.---- Fhuesday, Jan. 10th, Mrs D. son District Deputy President of the Rebekah Assembly, visited Pelican Rebekah Lodge, Sioux Look- out, and installed the officers for the - present year. 5 . On January 118, and 19th, D.D.G.M., ' W. Bell and P.D.D.G.I., Ed Cole, of Sioux Lookout, accompanied by the { D.D.P. Mrs D. Hutchison, P.D.D.P's i Mesdames Golden, Scott, held jient in- | stallat! on of the Subordinate and i Rebekahs' Lodges of Kcewatin and j Kenora, Lo : 1 an this opportunity to thank the patrons 'the month. The executive of the class the class takes place on the twenty- third, instead of the last Monday of have decided to work with the whole school on the 30th, in entertaining all the Unien Schools in the district. The members of these schools have 'been invited to attend a sort of winter picnic in the Paper Mill Hall on that ; evening, The daily readings for the week be- "ginning January 23rd., are as follow: 23 M. I King 21:5-14. Coveteousness brings murder. 24 T. I. Kings 21:17-26. Coveteous- "ness brings judgement. 25 W. Amos 8:4-10. Coveteousness i described. 26 T. Josh.7:16-22.. An example of coveteousness. 27 F. 2 Kings 5:20-27. Coveteousness punished. 28 S. 1 Tim. renounced. 29 S. Psalm 43:1- 5. The Joy of de- » liverance. i 6:1-11. Coveteousness 5 $ on the way to make arrangements for § "1 Incorporated 1670 - Oldest, Strongest, Best. Boil Our REPUTATION is the Oldest. Our PRICES are the Strongest. Our GRADING is the Best. Mail, Express or Bring your Raw Furs to us for Satisfaction. How about a pair of H. B. DINORWIC, Ont. Blankets? We have them! and Dance in the School Room on Fri- day Jan. 27. Everybody knows what a good time they always have there, and every effort will be made to keep up this reputation. Come and bring your friends. The annual social evening of Dry- den Women's Institute will be held on Thursday, January 26th. A Whist Drive commences at eight o'clock, and will be followed by a dance from 11 to 1, music being supplied by the Ozx- chestra. The modest price of fifty cents pays for everything, including refreshments. Mrs Gibson Resigns-- Mrs J. E. Gibson, who has so long filled the position of organist and choir leader in St Luke's Church, has decided to retire from the rather onerous office. While acknowledging that her long service entitles her to some relief from the strain involved, there will be considerable regret felt regarding the decision. Her standing as a musician, and the sound practice on which the work of the choir has been based, have always made the oral part of St Luke's services ac- ceptable to the better taste of the congregation, as well as occasional worshippers. Although she will take a less active part in the work of the choir, she will still have the opportunity to assist in all matters relating to the musical life of the Church, where her long experience will be valuable and highly appreciated. The new organist, Mr J Gammon, is a welcome addition to local circles, and in his contribution to musical culture in various directions, he is assured every encouragement by all citizens of Dryden. There is said to be no sentiment in business; but once in a while the touch of nature appears in even the most unexpected places: On a slip enclosed with an acknowledgement to a customer, D. W. Scott includes the following touching little gem "THREE WORDS" "There are three words, the sweetest In all of human life-- words "More sweet than are all song of birds Or pages poets preach. "This life may be a vale of tears, A sad and dreary thing-- "Three words, and trouble disappears And birds begin to sing. "Three words will dissipate the gloom And water turn to wine, "Three words will cheer the saddest "I love you?" Wrong by heck. [days "It is another sweeter phrase, "Enclosed find cheque." FARM FOR SALE. Offers will be received up till and including March 1st, 1922, for S. % Lot 6, Con. 3 Wainwright Township, consisting of 160 acres more or less; 27 acres under cultivtion, 25 acres hay 2 acres plowed; frame building. No better quarter section in Dryden dis- trict. Clear title. Highest or any offer not necessarily accepted. Sealed offers to be left with Mr J. E. Gibson, Crown Lands Agent. se ALEX. H. SKENE. st HAY.--Timothy and Prairie Hay for sale--D, W. SCOTT, Dryden. Ww Glengoland will hold a Box Soe M. J. CROSIER General Merchant, OXDRIFT, Ont, dealer in Ae Dry Goods Gromrios pe Boots and Shoes 5 Hardware and Farm Produss. Agent for: Yorkshire Insurance Compaay. Frost & Wood and 7 - Cockshutt Implesmente A 1.2, GIBSON, NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEVANCER, &e. Agent for THE ROYAL FIRE INSURANCE : COMPANY DRYDEN ONTARIO LO. 1. DRYDEN LODGE No. 1684 meets the first Wednesday of each month, at eight p.m., in the Town Hall. Visiting Brothirey oor- dially invited. H. REHILL, Rec. Boe. ~ J. E. HARRIS, W.M& L 0. O. F. DRYDEN LODGE, Ne 471, meets at the. Town Hall every first and third Monday at eight o'clock. A. J. Clempson; N.G., D. M. Kentnor, Recording Secretary. Visiting Brethren cordially 'invited. F. B. LINDEN. + NOTARY, ETE. Conveyancing Collecting General Practice DRYDEN . ONTARIO HOUSES For Sale and Hout ~=ALSO~- FIRE INSURANCE JAS. MCFADYEN, Rr = NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICE is hereby given that ths Partnership heretofore subsisting be- tween us, the undersigned, under the name of "Thos. W. Thomson & son" as General Merchants at the Village of Ignace, in the District of Kenora, has been this day dissolved by mutal con- sent. : All debts owing to the said onriner- ship are to be paid to Herbert Alias Thomson, at Ignace aforesaid; who will continue on the said business, and all claims against the said part- nership are to be presented to the said Herbert Allan Thomson by whom the same will be settled. Dated at Ignace, Ontario, this six- teenth day of January, A.D. 1922, THOS. W. THOMSON H. A. THOMSON FRANK TANNER, Wits