pm a pay 4 4 Gently Assists | --INSURED FOR--- Sentry Horeond There Run ron : 70 THE DOVIOR Six Million Hr i S Dear Sir,--Will you allow gne," Shipments of grain from he B through your columns, to pass a few gpande Prairie and Peace River AND STILL WANTS MORE. remarks re the coming Town Council? districts over the Edmonton, Dun- : I am not doing this solely on my own Vegan and British Columbia Rail- Mr Rodman Wanamaker of RK a bit we ave hoping to benefit the whole bil er i dn avy to Philadelpha, considered by own if possible. { and 1,700,600 bushels of other some to be a successful busi- In his speech at the Nomination | grains. . § meeting, the Mayor gave a good ne- 4 ness man, has instructed his The longest solid train of red 5 3 "Cet the Limit." : count as to how the Town of Dryden® ,oqay ne grain shingles ever a to Get the Lol TO: ALL OUR stood financially, and reminded the hauled across the continent left The maximum he can insure " . ratepayers that it was up to them to A Joslyn iy for is $7,200,000.00. CUSTOMERS i od itn 1 cago and the Easte s. - Las Te alr vets ou Seton. bo get the G01 other long trains of this prod- What is vour limit? and best men in it them, as the' pet will be shipped in' the near fu- aris your Jumigs : a Jouncil wishe far as possible | jue by she Wining Mons Lum- § We can carry out your wishes FRIENDS * : hot + her Company, by whom the consign- : : : ; as to sult ther t get much of + Slo Gas forwarded. in this regard! WE EXTEND OUR enlightenment from some of but we all re year it has bee We believe the year's work g Councillors, 'A despatch Ferenily Jot fom : * : Bo BEST WISHES : re sf London states that Professor Lar- 2 A 2 Le iyle, of the E. P. ranch, is sailing : The Mutual Life Tor A : one iely bat, for Canada shortly, taking back Assurance Co of Canada with him a number of brood mares but as som of th do not wish | and other stock for the ranch. The > District Agent. H, ap [234 N ew Yea r 7 = a to be returned t tis up to us Prince of Wales continues to evince FRANK M. OFFER . : : to see that we pu who are will- we dep 5 ier CT a & fia Shi o feo ngs o e ra I . cr, 00h 30 0 as A. § Te £2 | Pe g = Y 2 Gay ing to give their energies for close touch with things there. EV FY CEE EA 2 the benefit of th make this burg- Province. a8 There were sO the meeting as tot clean and beautiful passing visitors. as it goes, but sur of Dryden, have | ! pride in our Tow ach individ- Piione ual householder eep their own The value of boots and shoes ex- <p Is.. © 1 ported by Canada during the year No. 48rd, etc, d 5 the Gounel} ended March, 1924, more than dou- would keep the § order. As ol yled the value of Canadian boots the sidewalks ( is of them) | and shoes bought by other countries they are dange ces to the | during the preceding year. Last elderly and lame j god ty and Approximately the same acreage . [¥} best in the as produced thd West's bumper ¢ crop last year will be under culti~ ts made at vation {hs Be outlook i nt! now is that over 14,000, acres of poy top! land will be ready for seed under generally favorable conditions. The estimated acreage to be seeded this | year, by provinces, is as follows: - i Manitoba, 4,450,400; Saskatchewan, '8,354,190; Alberta, 8,472,315. 4 DRYDEN ----- wt ----ONTARIO - e E. A. KLOSE © [<) = SY c N Ew) i=] wn M. J. CROSIER General Merchant, OXDRIFT, ONTARIO ear the exporfations were valued at $304,918, and for the preceding ; 3 Dry Goods Groceries something was d em, or per-| year at $130,084. The United : : 5 I'T IS Sn haps there will be ident, then | States was the chief buyer, taking STOVE SIZE Boots and Shoes i MY SINCERE WISH fs Coumellwitl De 0 on to make 2,227 pairs, with Japan second, tak- ; i Hardware and Farm Produce ; TO CONVEY MY APPRECIATION good. = ing 1,628 pairs. PER TON Frost & Wood and FOR THE PAS r SUPPORT I would suggest neil that Concluding her round-the-world Cockshutt Implemexts YOU HAVE GIVEN ME r | eruise, the palatial Canadian Pa- they ask all property supply | eruise, DP; SINCE:T HAVE Hable b for to og) Clie steamship "Empress of Can- BEEN IN suliable hoes ty 02 C., 88° Jaa docks at Vancouver on May BUSINESS, that would then help : places . 24th. Reports indicate that this clean, and would Jnake for the four-months' pleasure voyage under the genial care of Captain _Robin- son, hero of the Japanese disaster, t, be pas been a splendid success, the INSURANCE passengers being loud in their dec- uo BEER rp erotfom | mmo During the fiscal year ending t March Sis, 1024, Capel Spies Agent for-- AN : N & HA » goods to the value o .335,491, HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Co. DERSON LE EB 1 BRIS 34 neon ot $91,000,000 com- | _ IRSURANCE Co 1 58) IAIN p pared with the previous similar ; = ; fwelve months, while she exported DRYDEN L £ HNe 0 $1,045,141,056, "an increase of about LO.OF. bo or obs Be FUNERAL i IRECTORS a $110600,000. 8 The totes oe in- | hn . . meets » ; Town ' ereased in that twelve-month pe- Hall every Monday evening at eight fay or Night C v fod by about $210,000,000, com- {gcloek, Visiting Members cordially y g Calls Promptly and : scavenger to clear it a I trust you WE ont] i . to that effect would, if ¢ will continue the same : 5 3 a good thing for all con THROUGH THE COMING YEAR. There is another thing | like to suggest (it is not r gestion, but I am in favou RK : the ratepayers form an ass ANP discuss the problems that co the Town at times, and let tl Council know what we think He halso to try and send A VERY PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. best suited to represent us on PLEASE ACCEPT MY BEST WISHES FOR TREES been registered by the Council of The itinerary of the personally & Ambassadors. The council instructed conducted tour of the Canssion '(Gglden Star Lodge its secretary to draft a note notifying Tagen Dh eld No. 48 the German government that the Co- their annual fonve : 4 : t Victoria, B.C., August 12th to oo 3 logne Bridgehead will not be evacuated 16th, has just been announced. AF. &AM, GRC. £ AX Carbon Removed 4 on January 10th, 1925. Starting from Toronto, a special allt ods EE wenchers will proceed ]Meets in the Masonic Hall, Dryden, from Cvlinder Te ited Abe Ssedors wore wan west by Canadian Pacific Railway, the Second Tuesday of each month 3 i S mous in recognising that Germany isi nalts being made at Western Can- ¢ 1 Council in the future. The idea i pared with the corresponding pe- |. iq Attended to, . C. J. WRIGHT. i a the Come. to help xiod 2 year ago. : CON. ANDERSON, N.C. P HONE-- - pong Ho good work, end ity is worn ft 1s expected that negotiations ALEX. DUNCAN, Secy. "Jay, 62 R 2; Night, 62 R 4 in harmony together. | between the British Government ns Ean RI - Thanking you in anticipation, and: the Province of Britis olumbia Sli ~ i Lest r 2 ; 1 wil lead to the settlement of several . L.O.L, PRY DEN LODGE No. 1694 : trusting I have not taken up too mucn 2 BOY : : . : shiploads of immigrants from the ; meets the first Wednesday ROBT SWE, ENEY b space.--Y Li py on Hebrides in th province this sum- 3. each month, at eight p.m. in the . ior en. ¢ a e: es § y: ; ¢ 111. iy : a A oe i oh%%s | Town Hall Visiting Brethren cor-, General Blacksmith i each family and shelters will be dially invited. 1 - 2 | Dae for provided them tes is i J. E. HARRIS, W.M. Agents For- \ Sy : ; : \ | alleged violations of the treaty of Ver- where they can ¢ gproLiianty | BADEN SMITH, Secy | - by i H. d M. L : 9 sailles in respect to armaments, have! in their accustomed pursuit, fishing. ; yo Massey Harris A ~ | Implements MeClary Heaters and Stoves SC . | ® ] re-arming and the progressive with-i ada's chief points of beauty and a= Visitirs Cavdighy fuvited. ] : by r - z : Fl o cirl F : 0, : : drawal from the Rhineland must await} terest. It 3 Sports that about H. HUMPHREYS, W.M. 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