Observer ein Volume XXIX. Dryden, Ont. April 29th 1922 \W FURS s usual we are Right There with More Money or 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 TOWN OF DRYDEN--Bylaw No. 150 A BY-LAW TO AUTHORIZE A CERTAIN AGREEMENT WITH THE DRYDEN PAPER COMPANY, LIMITED. The Council of_ The Corporation of the Town of Dryden, by and with the assent of the Municipal Tlectors of the Town of Dryden, enacts as follows: 1. THAT the Town may make and enter into an Agreement with the Dryden Paper Co. Limited, to the effect set forth in Schedule "A" heieto, and that the Mayor and Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to sign, seal with the corporate seal, execute and deliver the said Agreement on behalf of the Town, as well as all other conveyances and assurances which may be necessary to carry out the true intent and meaning thereof. DONE AND PASSED in Council, this day of A.D. 1922, as witnessed by the Corporate Seal of the said Town and the hands of its proper officers in that behalf. --.. Mayor. Clerk. be on the look-out for him. He Great Lakes Fur Trading Co. Lid DINGCGRWIC, "ORT WR LIAM. Ontario. LONG LAC, Ont. =m | Herein after he Store of Quality and Service. Y ) 1 il DEN RMACY 'our Drug Store is more than a Flace of Merchandise service you could not do without; THEREFORE TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST! foths, as you know, ruin clothing. yuard against them by using our 'Moth Bag. xtra strong, 75ec., $1.00 & $1.25 each j23 9) MOTH BALLS, 85¢. MOTH FLAKES, 80c. per pkt. per ib; and MAIL ORDERS ATTENDED TO. Gelden Star Lede No 484 : AF & A M., GRC. Meets in the Masonic Hall, Dryden, the, Second Tuesday of each month. Visitors Cordially invited. D. REID, W.M. H. BUMPHREYS, Sec. MACHIN & TEASDALE Barristers, Soliciters, ete, Ly penial BANK Broca ont. IALL-TOWN JOYS -OF SMALL-TOWN BOYS. FR HKRE SH How Judge Hannon Looks at The Small Town At a district court session in Regina recently, while addressing several young men who were charged with common assault, Judge Hannon made reference to ing suitable places of amusement in small towns and villages. He believed the parents should take up matters of this kind; if they did there would be less crime among the boys and youths of this country. "Conditions prevailing in small towns are responsible for a good deal of rowdyism," Judge Hannon stated. "There should be more opportunity for the young people to meet undet ; { proper supervision and pass an even- ccause it renders YOU, dear reader, iP p bp B sul ing cociably at innocent games. Unde: the present system there seems to be no meeting place for them other than Chinese restaurants. There is a big field here for social extension work." NOTHING LIKE LEATHER to resist the wet and mud that comes with the Spring Thaw. | We have just put in stock a Special Line of Men's SOLID LEATHER WORK BOOTS, warranted to keep the feet dry and comfortable all the time. a: Commend SPECIAL BOOTS FOR BOYS Chreme Leather Waterproof Soles, Wear twice as long as the ordinary sole, and with uppers that will give equally good service. COME AND LOOK 'EM OVER! H. WILLARD, Root and Harness Repairer. EVANS The Popular Candy Shep. CONFECTIONERY, FRUIT BREAD SOFT DRINKS. TOBACCO. This little Store, so eonveniently situated, and whose servise is so cheerfully given, is becoming the favorite shopping place of those of our citizens who live in the upper portien ef the Town. Opposite the Town Hall Having taken over the Burgess & Wal- ters business, we shall give the public satisfactory service. Quality and Service shall be our motio, a nd we invite your patronage. endeavour to J. BENNETT G. H. BALL NARA Co AAAAAAASAAAAAAAAARAAANNATTRAAN cables g fae aa he necessity of provid-j ny SCHEDULE "A" THIS AGREEMENT made in dupli- cate this day of April, A.D. 1922 BETWEEN: THE DRYDEN PAPER CO. LTD., Hereinafter called the "Company," OF THE FIRST PART --and-- THE CORPORATION of the TOWN OF DRYDEN, called the "Corporation" OF THE SECOND k WHEREAS the Company, under Agreement dated April 1913, supplies the Corporation with Electric Power, said Agreement terminates on April 1st, 1923; And WHEREAS it has been agreed between the parties hereto that said Agreement subsisting between the Company and the Corporation shall be mutually released. NOW THIS AGREEMENT WIT- ESSETH that in consideration of the premises and of the covenants and agreements hereinafter contained, the Company and the Corporation hereby COVENANT and AGREE each with the other as follows:-- 1 The Corporation agrees to sell, grant, assign and set over unto the Company all its right, title and inter- est in and to that Part of Lot Number 7, in the Second Concession of the Township of Wainwright, in the Dis- trict of Kenora, lying South of a line drawn due Bast and West across said Lot in the centre of the said Conces- sion, and lying West of the Wabigoon River, containing 71 acres more or less, and which lands are in the office of Land Titles at Kenora as parcel 5983 in the Register for the District of Kenora, at and for the price. or sum of $5000.00, being the Corporations total outlay to date in connection with the said lands; And further agrees to assign to the said Company all the Corporation's interest in a certain lease of the water power rights in the Wabigoon River at the said Lot 7, granted by the Department of Lands " DADT PAR under date of the day of The said Company agreeing to fulfil all the conditions of the said lease 2 The Company agrees to Carnie electric power to the Corporation for a term of years, said term of years to be co-terminous with the lease of the Wainwright water power granted by the Ontario Government to the Cor- poration and assigned to the Company The Company agrees to reserve for the use of the Corporation a maximum of 200 h.p. The Corporation shall pay to the Company $20.00 Jer h.p. per annum for power used. tion guarantees to accept current as aforesaid from the Company to the extent of at least $1440.00 per annum and hereafter undertakes to pay to the Company any deficiency caused by the Corporation not consuming suffi- cient to amount to the said sum of $1440.00. Charges for the power consumed to be rendered monthly by the Company to the Corporation, it being agreed that the minimum monthly charge shall be $120.00. 3. The Company shall be at liberty to supply electric light and telephone wires on any and all poles owned by the Corporation which will enable the i Company to furnish electric light and telephone service to residences now i { occupied by J. B. Beveridge, and four ji ! other bona fide officials' residences of the Company, 'which are or may be erected on the property known as the Skene property, in the Town of Dry- den. Also electric light to the Com- pany's Miil Hall in the said Town of | Dryden, such services to be supplied lat the expense and risk of the Com- 'pany. : : 4. The Company shall supply elec- tric energy for a full twenty-four hour service, all current to be delivered and maintained at 550 volts. { B. The Company shall make provi-¥ sion for connection in their substation switch board for connection with the Corporation, which of the and Forests to the said Corporation! The "Corpora- cables shall be furnished and put in place by the Corporation in order to transformers. 6. The Corporation shall install and maintain the said system in*accord- ance with the requirements of the Canadizn Fire Underwriters' Associ- ation, and shall so take and use the current to be supplied as aforesaid as not to endanger the Company's Elec- trical Apparatus. 7. The Company shall maintain a proper recording meter on its switch- board in the substation, and the daily peak loads shall be averaged and shall constitute the amount of current for which tze Corporation shall pay. 8. All accounts for power shall be rendered by the Company monthly, and shall be paid, if correct when ver- ified, immediately thereafter. 9. It is understood and agreed that this contract shall subsist for a period co-terminous with the power lease of the Wainwright Falls granted by the Ontaric Government to the Corpora- tion and assigned to the Company. The power lease granted by the Ontario Government provides for a period of twenty years with the right of renewal of the lease for two fur- ther and successive terms of ten years The price of $20.00 per horse power pér annum will therefore apply on the first period of twenty years. If the said lease is renewed by the Govern- went and the price of electric. power supplied by the Company to the Cor- poration, for the two renewal periods of ten years each be not mutually agreed upon by the Company and the | Corporation, six months before the { expira on of the 20-year period and io 1a further ten year period, then the I price to be charged shall be referred to the Ontario Hydro Electric Com- mission" for its determination, which shall be binding on both parties hereto. {10 All Releases, Agreements, Con : veyances and Assurances necessary 'to carry out the true intent and i meaninz hereof shall be executed forthwith after the passing of a By- law approving the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said parties have set their Corporate Seals and hands of their several Officers authorized in that behalf. : SIGNED, SEALED & DELIVERED in the Presence of THE DRYDEN PAPER CO. Limited. TAKE MOTICE that the foregoing is a true eovy of a proposed By-law of The Corporation of the Town of Dry- den, to se submitted to the votes of the Electors on Wednesday the 10th day of Hay, A.D. 1922, between the hours of Nine o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the affernoon, at the following places, viz: THE TOWN HALL, DRYDEN. 1922, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Town Hall in the said Municipal- ity has been fixed for the appointment of -persons to attend at the polling places and at the final summing up of the votes by the Clerk. 3. AND that if the assent of the Electors is obtained to the said pro- posed By-law, it will be taken into considertion-by the Municipal Council of the said Corporation at a Meeting to be held after the expiration of one month from the date of the first pub- lication of this Notice, and that such first publication was made on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1922. J DATED at Dryden, Ontario, this 10th day of April, A. D. 1922, J. BE. GIBSON, Town Clerk. enable connection with the Company's] per President j Secretary THE CORPORATION of the TOWN OF DRYDEN. per Lua Mayor Clerk ~ NOTICE. 2. AND that the 9th day of May, Incorpor HUDSON'S BAY Co. ated 1670 Oldest, Strongest, Best. In Large 1USK RATS WANTED Quantities Highest Price Paid. Liberal Grading Furs to us fo Mail, Express or Bring your Raw r Satisfaction. ov OLDise BLACK HAND APPEARS. The Police Court has had a busy week, Two cases of breach of the O.T.A. last Saturday were assessed $500. Lucky Premo belied his name when he exposed himself to the high tariff of $300.00 and costs for selling liquor without a license. The same day Gordon Berwick subscribed the munificent sum £ $200.00 to the public revenue. Both fines were paid. Another unfortunate forgot to pro- cure a license before offering the overflow from his cow to the public. He was let down easily with a fine of $1.00 on promising to correct the omission. A number of boys who broke the Sabbath and the game-laws by shoot- ing fish on Sunday wer deprived of and costs, while most of the others were dismissed with a warning. An amateur Black Hand artist who attempted to extort money from a citizen by sending threatening letters was also brought before Magistrate Pronger by the provincial palice. His youth and previous unblemished re- cord were held strongly in his favor by the Magistrate. His Honour was inclined to view the matter in the light of a rather foolish prank, but at the same time recognised the menace of such pranks ever being successful. He therefore restricted the sentence to an indeterminate one of a minimum I am putting in a first- No Job too Large A Good Stock of Oils, Always OUR MOTTO: The Cus A. MAPLES Mechanic The DINORWIC, IN their fire-arms, one being fined $5.00: Ont. Pus LINE. of six months to a maximum of nine months in the industrial farm at Fort William. - ------ CHARLIE LIKES THIS COUNTRY May Decide to Stay. Chas. Silver celebrated the 26th anniversary since arriving in Dryden by buying himself a Chevrlet. He will now have full opportunity to spy out the land, in case he has missed any- thing during his sojourn. But Charlie admits that he likes this country, and will probably decide to settle here for good. Mr Silver was one of the first to come here from .the east. When the: Minister of Agriculture, Hon. John Dryden, was seeking for settlers to locate in the town named after him- self, he advised Charlie, the son of his old friend, to come west. Mr Smith i came from the Oshawa Valley, and has spent the intervening years help- ing to build up the country. After farming for a matter of 15 years, he took over the restaurant opposite the C.P.R. for a time; later his fame as a cook has spread beyond the ordinary limits. Now, with some leisure to enjoy life, he has taken the means provided by modern invention, and will give his attention to his new hobby for a while. 'As he has worked hard for his possessions, so may he be long Spee to euloy iE : Auto Repairs AIL WORK GUARANTEED. class Auto Repair Shop, & would like you to call and tell me your Auto Troubles. ADVICE CHEERFULLY GIVEN No Job too Small." Greases, and Gasoline on hand. On May 1st I am putting at your disposal a FREE AIR and FREE DISTILLED WATER. SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED. tomer must be satisfied. BILL SELF, Proprietor. Busy Store Purple Hyacinths, Yello Tulips, On in a jiffy, and While Mature has been preparing for her Spring '1Opening, working away down underground, on w Jonquils and Red, Red We, too, have been busy preparing new things for Spring otime, & can show you Ladies' KAYSER ROLETTE Pure Silk Hosiery, the greatest hosi- ery novelty ever introduced in Dryden. they stay rolled up. Also Plain Pure Silk Hosiery in Black, Brown, Suede, Grey, Beige, etc. WATCH OUR DRY GOODS WINDOW We will display Ladies' and Girls' Ready-to-Wear Hats, Dresses, Skirts; etc. MAIL ORDE T Dryden RB SaLenen.