i dm THE DRY] usy Store F Is living up to its Reputation And is constantly adding Fresh, New Goods a to replace its quick moving stock. 4 : * Where you feel the fresh wind blowing i Where you find the trout streams flow- 'Where the North Begins * 3k ck ok ATA AR Be The following excellent poem, written by the Rev. Crossley Hunter, was read at the recent U. ¥, 0. Convention by Mrs Soutar. i You tell me you're a stranger From lands that lie afar, You ask me where the North begins, And what its boundaries are. i 'The North is not an area, It's not a piece of land; The North's a spirit and a life Which you must understand. Up where the handclasp's stronger, Far from the city dins, Up where the smile lasts longer-- That's where the North begins, § £ Up where the sun shines brighter, Where worries easily end, Up where the snow lies whiter, You're in the North, my friend. Where every man's a fighter, And no one quits the game, ; Where the bond of friendship's tighter And honour's more than fame. From pine woods clean and pure, ing, You're in the North, for sure. Where fewer hearts are aching, And fewer men walk broke, Where the world's still in the making, And all hearts carry hope; . 6-h.p. GRAY, Clearance Sale Stationary and Marine ENGINES 7-h.p. heavy duty Stationary, for Gas. "or Kerosene, with friction clutch pulley $195.00 5-h.p. HERCULES Stationary engine, throttle governed $175.60. '3-h.p. HERCULES Stationary engine throttle governed $120.00 11%-h.h HERCULES stationary engine throttle governed $65.00 Above have been thoroughly overhaul- . ed, and are in first-class order. urs i We Also have the following Marine En Engines: Ore Superior Chevrolet, 4 | ley linder, 25-h.p. Motor, Complete . . with generator and electric starter | : (new). Snap for $375.00 two-cycle, less carbure- tor $40.00 - Early mode! 4-cylinder FORD Marine | Motor, _.._._... .__. $50.00 20-ft. Motor Boat with 6-h.p. GRAY motor, complete, and in perfect runn- ing order, $130.00 DURANCE, BROS. & CO'Y Dryden, Ont. The Market MAID WANTED.--Apply Mrs G. HUMPHREYS, The Cabin, Dryden. TO RENT ---6- ROOMED HOUSE, central location; clean and in goed condition. Rent moderate--Apply A. J LOCEK, Dryden, Ontario ' i : Where fellows don't mind giving, -- WANTED | L ed ar {e And we ask not creed nor name, Secondhand FURNITURE. We = 4 Where the fun of life is living, would like you to give us the first For life is worth the game. chance to buy your furniture on % . Have you left the camp at daylight leaving town.--S. DAITER. Come in and See our line of As dawn was breaking forth, TURKEYS, DUCKS AND GEESE. Carried back your deer at twilight? T A J I, 0 R I N G Have yours tagged, and let us deliver at your Then you've really known the North. convenience Have you smelled the bacon frying LADIES & GENTS CLOTHING . By streams where big trout swims, REPAIRED, : Also A Full Line of CHOICE BEEF, PORK, + Made friends without half trying? CLEANED VEAL AND MUTTON That's where the North begins. { And PRESSED WwW For the North is not a country JIMMY ALLAN, > PHONE © . KEL S 0, P rop . Measured in terms of land; (Old Latinier Store) . i The real North is a spirit wir £ UE A LE A Which you must understand. - 5 - 1 | ERS IR RIESE Ee a ia nin 0 Danhamn es SERS -- [Machin & Popham ; Barristers, Solicitors etc. "H. A. C MACHIN FARLE C. POPHAM o Me n Mangiteha Bar. RIAL BANK BUILDING : NORA --::-- ONT x IB vf £ Ts 5, SUGAR, per 100-lbs . $8.75 WAT KIN \'S PRODUCTS: " YMPLETE LINE = i ~~ Eleven Pounds for . 1.800 1 "oem . REMEDIES, SPICES, EXTRACTS, CABBAGE. any quantity, per Ib .04 SOAPS, TOILET PREPARATIONS ° : i HOUSEHOLD SPECIALTIES Single Heads, per lb . a O05 Best for over fifty years. AL * i Fresh Car of Flour & Feed just arrived ; ; pi rowan Fresh Herrings to arrive, POTATOES, per bus. ; FIGS, two lbs LARD, 20 Ib pails 10 Ib LT 3 Ib $y » 99 o Ib 1) > *~ @ ° ® . BROOMS, each BUTTER, per Ib : COMFORT SOAP, four for - CORN, for popping, 2 Ibs for New Laid EGGS, per dozen $1.40 - 25 - 4.25 2.25 - 69 1.15 25 * ---- FLOUR & FEED -- ed 98-1 Flour oii 4.85 Bran, perewt. .. 1.55 : 49-1b 2.50 Shorts 1.65 24-1h 1.25 Feed Oats... = 2.45 Cracked Corn o_o... 38.25 Crushed Oats... 2.55 ; Barley ChoD oii 2.45 20's Rolled Oats __.__.__._ ~110 ® Wheat 265 Gs RolledOnts on... 39 © CASH ONLY.--Prices hold good until next issue. B Encourage and Patronize the store who keeps 'prices down and quality high. » i First Class SHOE REPAIRING me O---0~mn Skate Grinding by the LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY L. GREEMNHILL All Orders Receive PROMPT ATTENTION Prices Strictly Moderate No. 4 Airc St. D eiesivs Cra] Merchant, i EAGLE RIVER. : Agent for : I{ Frost & Wood IMPLEMENTS. if COCKSHUTT PLOW COY. § ® %& * & Sharple's Cream fo S-- = Prachi >a L1E-A Yon can own one at the very lowest price, and buy it on easy monthly payments if vou desire. Complete we four Tubes, Batterie, Head-phones, and Aerial equipment $97.60 Without Accessories for $51.60 SNAP-- A i Half Size Violin outfits for the wee learners, just the same as Dads One 3-Tube Set in Cabinef, with head Sip narteries and tubes (like new) for ne " $45.00 Machine, only used a few months. --850.00 One 5-Drawer Vibrating Singer Sewi ing Your opportunity , com- $8.00 Pronger's Variety Store RR RE ET rir plete with Strings, Bow, Rosin and meat Bow gt args SLE January Sale COMMENCING JANUARY 2zna We will offer every article in the st o JA re at NUARY 31st 1923 reduced prices. Our shelves must be cleared to make room for our spring goods, as our space is limited. : It will be to your advantage to Iay in a supply during the sale. MATERA McC ORM ines and Vess A WINNING C Ic K. DEERING t Feed ot tors OMBINATION! Eng . ing their lives to doing this one thing i exceedingly well. i i care and i tha VESSOT Grinders & McCORMICK- DERN NG Engines work together in perfect harmony--the harmony of equal merit. Vessot Grinders have long been known as leaders in their field. The same is true of the Me- Cormick Engines. Vessot Grinde: are made in nine sizes--&632 to 1¢- inch plates--grinding from § to 180 bushels per hour. Many thrifty Canadian farmers ave golving their power & grinder needs once for all by investing Bl n McCormick -- Deering "(78 Engines. Youll find the combination of these two excellent engines iz a winner. Wessot Feed Grinders are built by a group of French craftsmen in a factory on the banks of a small stream near Joliet, P.Q. These men have been building high-grade wiers for years; they are devot- Bre 3 e1 3 Their painstaking thelr canny choice of materials make the Vessot Grinder and out prominently as the best market affords. ws LET US SHOW YOU the machines, and provide you with complete details, J. 8. CORNER, Oxdrift, Ont. Agent Tor i-- INTERN ATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY of f Canada, Led Ee 5 ERIE es > : i SSNS rEg Sheriff's SALE OF LANDS for Arrears of Statute Labor Taxes. TOWNSHIP OF EAST AUBREY, DISTRICT OF KENORA PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, TO WIT: BY Virtue of a Warrant under the hands of the Chairman and Secretary- treasurer of the EAST AUBREY ROAD COMMISSIONERS dated 1st day of August 1924, commanding me to levy upon the lands hereinafter described for the arrears of taxes respectively due thereon, together with the costs NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that vnless such arrears of taxes are sooner paid, I shall, in compliance with the Act Respecting Statute Labor, Chap. 196, R.S.0. 1914, on MONDAY, THE 23rd DAY of FEBRUARY, A.D. 1925 AT THE HOUR OF ELEVEN O'CLOCK JN THE FORENOON IN THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE IN THE TOWN OF KE. NORA proceed to sell by Public Auction the lands, or so much thereof as may be necessary to discharge such arrears of taxes and charges theresn TOWNSHIP OF EAST AUBREY Namie of Registered a 0 & = = EE 3 @ 7} 3 I 3g Gwner 2 5 8 5 @ 5 ss 2 3 8.4 J S & Bs W. W. French S.3 2 Lot 12 6 171 $54.95 $6.59 $61.94 Patented { Fred A. Mulholland 8.7% Ict § 5 160 69.45 7.61 77.06 Patented i W. L. Potter NPL Tot: 3 2 160 41.77 6.66 48.43 Patented J. M Tects S.3. Lot 10 6 160 41.77 6.66 48.43 Patented ¢ N.2% Lot 10 6 160 54.95 6.99 61.94 Unptd. (Loe ate 28} GC. 0. Self Ni: Lot 11 6 167 54.95 6.99 61.94 Patented Dated at the Sheriff's Office at the Town of Kenora in the District of Ke- nora this Tth day of November 1024, JOHN W. HUMBLE, Sheriff, of the District of Kenora