THE DRYDEN OBSERVER Lo. | H MACHIN & TEASDALE Barristers, Solicitors, etc. IMPERIAL BANK BLOCK KENORA . . Out Golden Star Lodge No 484 & A.M, GRC « "A. F. Meets in the Masonic Hall, Dryden, the Second Tuesday of each month. § Visitors Cordially invited. F. P. MATTHEWS, W.M. ¢ A. J. CLEMPSON, Sec. f-- fences 1 0. 0. F. DRYDEN LODGE, Ne 417 meets at the Town | Hall every 1st and 8rd Monday of each month at eight o'clock. : HERB WILDE, N.G. D. ANDERSCN, Secy Visiting Brethren Cordially Invited. 1: 0. Y. DRYDEN LODGE No. 1684 meets the first Wednesday of each month, at eight p.m., in the Town Hall. Visiting Brethren cor- oily invited. J. E. HARRIS, W.I. Pan SMITH, Secy 1.1. GIBSON, NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER, &e. Agent for THE ROYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY DRYDEN ONTARIO Veit Pocket Autographic ecral Kodak Sp with Kodak " Anastigmat fens f. 7.7 1 We're enthus ee this little camera. s Model stic about It's autographic, and' small enough to wear. From pocket to picture is a matter of no focusing. a. 'moment-- Yet, with all its compactness and convenience, it graphically fit. Thelens assures is photo- sharp, clean-cut pictures, 'the kind you want. a size, 154 x 214 ities, ee the V.P. K, at our Kodak counter. Oiler Kodaks £6. 50 up Gough's CONF Son DRYDEN STORE ONT. 'ia subaltern. \/ Se aa Tl i Continental Red Seal Motor. Timken Bearings. Timken Axles, front and rear, Spicer Universal Joints. Selective Sliding Gear He Rl sy SE -] ro STAR FEATURES Single Plate Dise Clutch. Half-elliptic Spring Underslung. Darant Tubular Backbone (patd.) Stewart Vacuum Gasoline Feed with 1114. gallon tank at Cash Price { ! Touring Car ...... ..$ 735.00 A Roadster . .. pees 691.00 Compe, [a rg 095.00 Sedan. L. TAC 1095.00 ZBI == ! STAR PRICES Cash Down $245.00 2h 29 "30 331.07 365.00 Star Special--Prices not annOunced os Orders must be booked now if you want your "Star" rear. Monthly $40.17 A377 "4 01.70 67.83 early + Veteran of Many Wars Captain Roland is 96 and still young When Captain Walpole Roland was herve in October, 1921, he said then, at the age of ninety-four, that he expect- ed to pass the century mark. That he bids fair to make good hig i i | prophecy will be borne out by all who iknow thé genial .captdin, says the oh (Times-Journal. Captain Walpole Reland is now Ininety-six years of age, and apparent- |v is as hale and hearty as ever. Ife {walks with a cane and a slight limp, {due to an old trouble with his foot, and not from the weakness of old nge., 1 | } jTo lock into Mining :-- . . 4 i "I have been spending some months } Alabama," | "look Zing Jin said Captain ;, Roland, into some mining matters, and have come up here to lock over] {the mining fields with of development." 'Captain Roland was, in the early ! ds of C.P.R. construction, one of the engineers engaged in this district on that work. He was born in India in 1827, and has, therefore lived in the reign of five British soverigns, George the fourth, William the fourth, Vie- toria, Edward the seventh and George the fifth. He served in the Turkish a possible view jary at Sebastopol, thei he went with the Royal Engineers to Egypt, Pales- tine and Persia. All this was in 1856. iHe served through the Indian Mutiny {being a captain at the relief of Luck- now when the late Lord Roberts was He as with the Allied armies in China in 1860, and after- wards came to America, serving: with ithe Union 'army during the Civil War. Then he joined the French forces in the interest of Maximilian. While with the French on the march to Mex- ; ico City he held the rank of colonel. Another Exhibitor DEAR EDITOR: A letter appeared a few week ago regarding Dryden Agricultural Society by a member who could have answer- ed his own question had he not got scared at his pen as 99 p.c. exhibitors could, then one can see Dave's smile as he tries a little whitwash. All that is wanted is a few public spirited men imbued with a sporting instinet as Directors then we will have a fair second to none. Not men who are more interested in. what they can get out of it who has the idea that their own exhibits ought lo get all prizes special care is taken that the judge knows when he comes to their exhibits and who can't take defeat like a sport, was suggest- ed last week to make it a Horticul- tural Society why not a Directors' Fair. ~ EXHIBITOR Wenttoceed to Death: -- Colonel Roland was taken prisoner The 1-1b pkg. Todhunter Cocoa, L Cowan's Instant Cocoa Made in the cup--no Beiling, Special half-pound Tin when. Maximilian was assisinated, and - was sentenced to déath.. He heard his own death 'sentence read, but, through the kindness: of an officer whom he had befriended, being pro- vided with a horse and money, was able to escape. : "The name of this young officer," said Captain Roland, "was Diaz, who later became president of the republic of Mexico." Captain Roland prefers to be- known by the military title of captain, which rank he held in the Royal Engineers. During the recent war, Captain Ro- land was in the service of Canada and also at Washington. He endeavoured to enlist but was precluded from go- ing overseas on account of his advanc- ed age. i The creation of the Star Car is the most important and ji brilliant accomplishment of any individual identified with the \/ autcinobile Jadugtey since its Smartness in looks S wii fhegouglness ad winder design in a 16w priced car was unheard of until the Star was created A by W. C. Durant, the pioneer builder of automobiles, who was identified with the introduction and "success of the Cadillac, i Chevrolet, Durant, Flint Buick, Oldsmobile, Cars, i : \ Don't form any opinion on the Star until you have ridden ji The springs tell the tale. ' oI One, The 32 pr incip hal parts of a Star may be purchased for A s $124.00 less than the same parts of the next highest priced conipetitor. The first Star sold in Fort William went 153 miles on exactly five gallons of gas, and other better records have been made. Sport Model in our SELES PU NS inception. ~ t and Princeton ) show rooms § at GARAGE 30c. | 27¢. SCOTT Dryden GET A CREAM EASY TO TURN EASY TO BUY in a short time let us know. one on trial. . a tt Sold by J. S. CORNER, Oxdrift, Ont. 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