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THE COE aa TNR TIN Things out of rdinary ren's Christmas treat. with judicious action and persistant | Wool Dress Sox, per pair __.__.. .40 Heavy laced Rubbers, white sole per - » The big event of the season, come effort, has disclosed to- the world the Heavy Fleece lined Underwear, per pair __.__...___ _ 3.90 For Christm as one--come all--all come. untold wealth that may accrue to this garment ; 95 Heavy Pants from 2.75 to 8.75 > | egion through its minerals. 7 Ss : : mm : 3 gn rome Se ow. |Heavy Wool Underwear, per i Moccasins, high tops, men's (0 _. 1.75 ror i enon Sool upPONY Conductor Tom Poros of the|Good assortment of work Shirts from Children's Moccasing @ ----....-.. =n. for menth oi' November S.P.R. staff at Kenora, killed a red|{45 to _ ... 2.25 Safety Pins, .05 per card or 3 for .10 I I> i TT oe Sr IV.--Honors--Louise Monty, Irm: | leer last fall at Shoal Lake that dress- Heavy Wool Coat Sweaters from 4.65 Towelling, 2 yards for .35 or 6 yards b Real L i0 WEers Melanese. xd about 200 pounds, and in some|tq . BS farsi ns on 1.00 = Pass--Jim Davidson features was unique. The horns were | Men's Pullover Sweaters from 2.59 Army Goods: g : aa 5 : y Goods: -- = We shall be pleased to take your order for any kind of Flowers, ¥ { Sr ITI. Pass Mario Milanese iat, similar to those of the moose, and |¢, 3.50 Good H A Boots @ grr which of course will have to arrive Saturday the 23rd. I Ii1.--Pass-- Alfred Milanese, Agnes | :ad twenty seven points. The horns Boys' Pullover Sweaters @ __..__ 2.25 00 envy. ty 00L8s @ --..... 2.40 Prices may be studied from the list in Store. Clausen, Vernon Rutter. z2rew from three different places in the | Sunday Shirts, from 1.00 to .____ 1.55 Heavy Army Tunies to keep the frost lenges, but of course smell less. AIT REN RE EE ET ; mee oe VERRIER GE g | A Real Bed for the Little Mother's Christmas Doll FREY NM : 7 EDO) EEE (-6E-O GID (ERIN O-CNED-O GER SE OEE OEE 0 { -- 5 EL + TEI SE O-GTESS HRD OED OED OIE TD om | J iPresident, F. T. Brignall; DISTRICT NEWS at great expenses and ising some of the best known local talent: will present a side-splitting comedy in one act entitled, "The High Brown Breach of Promise Suit". In addition to this there will be a highly enteretaining and instructive series of monologues by members of the troupe. Awe dul ts 25e¢. cildren '15e. A dance will be held in the hall after the show. Admission to dance, Gents 2b5cts Ladies provide lunch. The proceeds ol the evening will be used for the child- Sr II.-- Honours-- Alice Wilkinson, Patricia White Pass--1ilah Clusen, Albert Mascetti,} Jr I.--Honours--Jessie Monty Lillian Wilkinson, Ines Mascetti Pass-- Arthur Illson, Clarence Hlsorn Arnold Clusen, Katherine Evans. M. E. KAAKE OXDRIFT U. F. 0. CLUB Election of officers resulted as follows: Vice-Pres- ident, W. W. Howell; Sec. Treas, Rus- sell Pollard, Directors-- Mrs Reid, Mrs Browning W. Jones, S. Browning, J. Guthrie and oJ Tuckey. Important Business Visit FEE ES Mr E. G. Rognon of the Contact Bay our veteran miner, the result of his inves stigations was most satisfactory. The shaft on the Bonanza is now dewn 300 feet and work is being started on a 500 foot shaft. At that depth a cross cut will be made that will cut through five veins, in addition to the Bonanza. The mill, under process of of etaling, will have a capacity of sixty tons and the spring of 1923 will put the contact Bay Mines on the map among the producers and when that day arrives, it will crown BE. G. Rog- aon as the man whose faith, coupled read, and nothing with a remote like-| faess to the antlers had ever been seen on a red deer by even the oldest Quite recently, a beaver was found vary and seldom caught napping. Tt was surmised, by the discoverer of the yeaver's careass, that an otter had Iriven the beaver into the open and it ihere been attacked and killed by the wolf. It would be interesting to know f there was collusion on the parts of 'he otter and wolf. On the same day of the beaver ragedy, a large red deer buck was orn down and killed by a couple of srugh wolves on the portage leading to Wea Sony Toke, north of Dinorwic. THE LATEST STORE CARETAKER WANTED Applications wanted for a caretaker for the new school and for the contin- uation school to be held in the old public school building. Duties to com- nence when the new school is ready 3b¢ts per pair or Soft Silk Collars .20 each or 2 for .3 Handkerchiefs, .15 each or 8 for i. 69 'Men's lined gloves, per pair __..._ 1.00 20 (2 § Horsehide Pullover Mitts with elastic Overalls ed 6s Heavy Winter Caps oe... + 150 Good assortment of Felt Boots from 2.85 to . . 8.60 Dress Boot in brown and black, from 3.90 to 1.60 Look't Here Fellows! When boys are wise they begin life insurance as soon as they begin to earn. A young man who thus looks forward, who is provident -- for providence ar ie, by ad Lat POTTY ha bi Drona ~ : Fo BE RR means looking forward -- is the kind of young man that a girl may trus : n yy E ' ain a con Hoge } striking tories which. have) with her fae. Saying it with insurance is sounder love than merely say on Saturday, Deg part? recently heott made at the Bonanza ing it with flowers and ice cream. To save some of your money for a gir : a if a re St O Fe A Shieh ot tale: Gg Fored claim. From the expression worn by is better than to spend all of your money on a girl, and ihe various forms x of saving, insurance is the best. 2 Buy a London Life 20-year endowment Bond while you can. DOUGLAS LANE General agent London Life Insurance Co. Head Office, LONDON, ONTARIO. and inspect our good heavy Wool Sox that we got in from the east. Only 3 pair for $1.00 away @ ! 2.00 Blue lined Vests with sleeves on_..75 Puttees per pair 75 a i Evar Moline thunters. A deer was found some 'Unlined Gloves, per pair 440 or 2 pair Heavy Winter Coats from 4.00 to 14.00 A tif 9 1 Fi rs Jr II.--Honours---Gindo Zentil, ime since with seventeen points and |for © = ee 215 Good assortment of suits, all colours oi LY 1 icia owe Pass--Harold Rutter, Florence Zentil} he horns attached to the head in three Cotton Gloves, 3 pair for Gay - 25 and sizes, from 6.50 to _ .._.. __ 16.00 : : Sr IL.-- Honours-- Laura Davidson | claces, but they were of the ordinary Army Wool Gloves, per pair ...._. -.50 Bays' Felt Boots per pair __.__. 2.95 Ifthe seal Sowers shvilte you as foo expensive, we ean arrange Blwny.; Sans. deer type. This animal had been} inside Wool Mitts from .35 to --_.. .50 Boys' Leather Boots per pair __... 3.65 2. nee benouet for you at very reasonable prices of artificial Ein... Willie Mole iilld by brush wolves. Muleskin Pullover Mitts per pair._.50 Boys' Pants per pair -_..____ 1.60 : Mans, Roses and Ferns and imitate the real to perfection, last Ea We also carry musical instruments Pass--FErnest Monty, Garde Rutter | xilled by a lone wolf. The killing of | a wrist, per pair __.._.._ . .85 as Guitars and Eukeles Roses, each 20c. Mums, each 15e. Ferns, each 25. Bruno Zentil >eaver by wolves is an uncommon | Muleskin lined Mitts per pair ..__. 2 We have a good assortment of guns An Primrary--Honours=-- Walter Evans, | sécurrence as the beaver is mighty Heavy Horsehide Gomilet®, Yined 1.75 and rifles, very reasonable. Good Steel Saws, each __.__.__. 1.50 We also carry a line of furniture, such as Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, Bed- steads, new Couches and matresses @ -~-12.50 Could be used double or single. BIG SPECTAL FOR FARMERS IN THE LINE OF HARNESS AND PARTS OF HARNESS 7 a for eccupancy, and applicant to attend + : | i LEAVE OR DERs to firing and cleaning of both buildings "HAT a wonderful little mother ih ' SvpRetions received to January 15th, . . os | / 3 WC Bl 3 singing tired Dolly to sleep for her : ! - ORANGES LEMONS 928, by D. Lane, secretary to Dryden oon afternoon nap even on Christmas Day. {SWEET POTATOES CELERY | school Board. oo "SX How happy the little mother will be to find a LETTUCE CABBACES BANANAS] In the Bigelow monty {Opposite Town Hall) : Simmons Doll Bed waiting for Dolly under the NORTHERN SFY APPLES TRADE =z Christmas Tree. Per box $2.00 Good work MARE for sale, 9 year Will Pay Highest Prices ; A beautiful Brass Bed--or Walnut Special in the Candy Line. old, cheap for cash or wll trade for TET om an = finish. : MIXTUES FOR STOCK NG FILLER good milker, fresh or soon due, or for 16 inches high--22 long--1414 wide, >> far U0 other catile--apply, Xmas Chocolates & Candy 3 Compete with Simmons Mattress, We hirve ash Tochivol trash ¢ an F. D. RODTKA, Dryden i Spring and Pillow. x : ment of NAVEL ORANGES. Se Our "Xmas Chocolates and Candy are just beginning to arrive. We will have # P ached me on fost She size for a FOR SALE--Remington TYPEWRIT- the largest range of package Chocolates in Town. Make your selections early b tying to your Christmas tree. sa ER. Cheap for quick sale--enquire,| .n4 we will keep them until "Xmas for you. The prices will be right and the ¥ There's a practical side also to presents like this-- 0. H. PRONGER, Prop. ARTHUR THOMAS, Oxdrift range will comprise Canada's best Chocolates. [ they help little mothers grow into the fine, sweet womanhood that all Canada is proud of. Our store is full of Christmas sugges- tions -- and you are very welcome. s Doll Bed, Brass Finish, is priced at $8.00 do Ivory Finish, priced at $6.00 do "5 {0 REIT C3 SRE ETE DFE [i] [ It seems absurd to talk of things like Canvas Mitts ,but really it occurs to the writer that every man and woman around here should know that they can buy a strong Canvas Mitt for 25cts. os that this will last the winter for the home chores, and save many times its value, in keeping hands from roughening and chapping. ) EED(GES O-e-O FED (GED (ar (ai | COND CERO SED ) SER (SEDO EES SE EIEIO QD O- SEED O ED OO GSA O G55 em co st e020 cm 0 a wm COMING-- Special "Xmas Programme -- December 25--26 SPECIAL MAINEE XMAS CHAS. BA. Ford Touring Car NEW PRICES 0 Chassis ; Runabout Touring Coupe. Sedan = Truck Ch assis : The above prices are F.0.B. FORD Ontario. ing on Chassis, Runabout, Touring, Truck Chassis, $35.00 extra. Oa Coups and Sedan starting and electric lighting are standard equipment. Make this Store your Headquarters for your Xmas Candy. BURGESS A low price level never before reached by any car in Canada F.0.B. FORD, Ontario N ALL FORD MODELS Effective October 17, 1922 : $345 405 : 445 495 695 . LE 2l8 Starting and Electric light- e ie LJ ¥ LILLIAN GISH & RICHARD BARTHELMESS /n D.W. GRIFFITHS AWAY DOWN EAST" co DRYDEN, Ont. > a 5-0 2-0-0 ID PEG as a ~ DINGWALL'S GARAGE, Dryden HAL DING WALL, Mgr. .