WE ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF . . LJ a very nice assortment of Colored Glass These are-- VASES, BOWLS, BONBONS, CANDY JARS, FANCY BASKETS, POTS,. PEDESTALS AND CANDLE STICKS Priced from --j50¢., to $2.00 These are displayed in one of the Windows, and are exceptionally nice for presents to friends or for Wedding Gifts. VAAAAAAAAAAA Summer SUMMER BOOTS Please look in the MEN'S WINDOW. FOR something really seasonable in Boots and at clearing prices A heavy Leather Sole, but light Mule Tops, for . CECI A Composition Sole, and excep- tionally heavy Mule Top, for only $3.15 These are bargains to move the . goods. Boots i the Hon, James 1 quickly as possible. ? duced the speakers in a short address. 3 | Monday and attended the meeting STRAND Friday-- Added Attraction-- TOM MIX and TONEY IN / "The Deadwood Coach" ~ A THRILLING ROMANCE OF THE WEST GETTING GOIN G-- First Chapter of the "GO GETTERS." Sag --Featuring® GEO. O'HARA, ALBERT VAUGHAN, AL. COOKE and KIT GUARD (THIS MAKES A PEPPY PICTURE PROGRAMME. --Saturday Monday-- CONSTANCE 1 "Learning to Love" A COMEDY DRAMA YOU'LL SURELY ENJOY ucklay : TALMADGE N Wednesday-- A BRITISH COMEDY With BETTY BALFOUR --EXPECTED-- --Thursday Kenora Holds Royal Flush (From the 'Kenora Examiner'). "Kenora has a royal flush in her hand, which properly played will se- cure a big tourist trade, and the peo- ple who come here will win moire than you do," said Dr Doolittle, pre- sident of the Canadian Motor League in his address on the 'Trans-Canada Highway" at the court house, Kenora Monday night. Such were the opening remarks of Dr Doolittle in one of the most inter- esting, optimistic and fascinating ad- dresses ever given in Kenora, through the efforts of Mr F. V. Witts;, Presi- dent of the Kenora Motor Club, and Col. Fife, President of the Board of Trade. "The. Lake of the Woods," he said, is really one of God's particular flow- ers. You have the whole of the eastern part of this continent beaten if you treat your visitors right. They want good hotel accommodation and with the highway opened your hotel would be swamped for three months. The hotel man is the most important per- son in the community. If the hotel man don't treat the visitors right they leave dissatisfied. = Dryden, he said, should have a good hotel, as with the construction of the to have a stopping place between Ke- nora and Fort William. There was no necessity for big hotels, but the hotel- man should be in touch with the best people in the town who would, when his place was crowded, put up the visitors at their homes at the reguler rate for rooms. That is the spirit of hospitality. On a portion of the British Colum- bia trip he hand been accompaned by Lyons, Minister of Lands and Forests of Ontario, who he said was determined to complete the Ontario portion of the highway as Col A. T. Fife, chairman of the Board of Trade, presided and intro- Mayor Pitt, of Dryden, was in town addressed by Dr Doolittle in the court house in the evening. Mr Pitt has for years been a prominent and consistent advocate of the Trans-Can- ada Highway, and never misses an opportunity to forward the cause, As he had been associated with Dr Doo- little on several occasions in this connection, he was invited here by the Kenora Motor Club to again meet the distinguished advocate of this great project. As Dryden is included in the route of the highway, that town has already put in shape the streets which will be used for this purpose, and they propose to make it one of the best on the whole highway. Government Wins Election REGINA, June 3.--The Liberal Gov- ernment, headed by Hon. Charles A. Dunning, was returned to power in the Provincial election, with a sweeping Church Services The UNION CHURCH. ~ Sunday, June 7th. 10 a.m.--Young Peoples' Bible Clase. 11 a.m.--Sunday School. 7.00 p.m.--Evening Service, "Paul's First Missionary Journey." Wednesday 8.00 p:m.--Prayer Meeting Everyone is made very welcome H. A. RIVERS, Minister. United Church DRYDEN EAST MISSION FIELD Sunday June 7th, Cairnbrogie-- 2.00 o'clock--Sunday School. 3.00 o'clock--"What do you think about Jesus 7"? Beaver Lake--Bowman's 3.00 o'clock--Sunday Scheol. 5.00 o'clock--Services. D. J. WILSON, Student-in-chargs. DRYDEN BAPTIST CHURCH : Sunday June 7th, Services every Lord's Day at 11.00 am. & 7.00 p.m. Subject, 11.00 a.m.-- "LOVE AND JOY IN BELIEVING." Subject 7.00 p.m.-- The first in a series on The SECOND COMING OF CHRIST. Is the Lord coming again? What does the Bible say about it? Is it a fact? : Plan to Hear This Message. SONG SERVICE BEGINS at 6.50 p.m. You Are Welcome A. J. FIELDUS, Pastor. ANGLICAN CHURCH Sunday, June 7th, © Subjects :-- EAGLE RIVER il - 11 am. "Isaiah's Vision." EAGLE RIVER, Sunday School 10 a.m MINNITARY sie = 3.00 p.m, "A New Order." . PINE GROVE... ~- 7.00 pan. "The Good Samaritan," P. F. KINGABY, Minister. ---- a rmp----_ MRARAAAARANRANRAANANAARARI A: FARM TO RENT---one mile east of Dryden; 85 acres clear, 2-storey frame house, barn for eight cows, three horses and hay shed; also hen house and pig pens; two good wells.--Apply Mrs BLAKE, 828 School St., Kenora, Ontario. kK? Foe. &="3 Gough's Confectioner | Bring us your FILMS majority over the combined opposition, composed of Progressives, Conserva- tives and Independents. : Tabulations of returns up to noon in- | dicate the Liberal party had captured . forty-seven seats and were leading. 3 a. Opposition Loses Ground-- According to the latest summary, . . Ys Tren fensils {In the last Legislature of the Pro- highway .it is necessary for tourists! the Progressives had elected five of their standard bearers, the Conserva-: tives two, and the Independents two. vince the Opposition totalled fifeen, and of their number only two were re-elected. The Government gained nine new seats, while the Opposition captured five, that formerly were in the Govern- ment column. All members of the Cabinet were returned, with the exception of Hon. J. A. Cross, Attorney-General, who was defeated in Regina. 3 3 Woman is Defeated-- In Saskatoon, Harris Turner, House | Leader of the Opposition in the last} House and Leader of the Progressives party, was defeated. Mrs Sarah Rams- say, the only woman member of the last' Legislature, also bowed to defeat, being headed by a Progressive candi- date, Dr C, E. Tran. She lost by 166 votes in a total poll of 3,122. ,is of picture-making importance. */GOUGH'S CONFECTIONERY THE DEPENDABLE FILM KODAK FILM-- IN THE YELLOW BOX THE Film that gives the same results from roll to roll, so that you can rely on it. 3 - Kodak Film excels on every count-- speed, latitude, uniformity--and each Use Kodak Film, the dependable Filim in the yellow box. Bem Set € Eo Eo EEE Bruces Old-Fashioned Chocolates The Wholesome Kind. 80c per Ib LUXURIOUS ro THIS SUMMER--szz crorous BANFF, CHARMING LAKE LOUISE, FIELD, YOHO VALLEY AND GLACIER. CANADIAN BUNGALOW CAMPS, ENROUTE TO PACIFIC HOTELS, 15 reETURN FROM DRYDEN ALFRED PITT, Ltd. DRYDEN, Ont. STOP AT OR DELIGHTFUL Boots . WOMEN'S BOOTS all sizes Misses' Shoes, from sizes 11 to 2 : @ 98¢, per pair We also expect a shipment for SATURDAY ; of : MEN'S, BOYS, & YOUTHS CANVAS SHOES which will run at reasonable prices. en ee a Ce Ca Ce On Bs o o o o o The REX TAILORING CO'Y. are Putting Out A Special on their Suits MADE-TO-MEASURE Every Suit made to your measure, you will get an Extra Pair of Pants Free which means to you like hav- ing two Suits for the price of one. We Also Have on Hand: Ready-to-Wear NAVY BLUE SERGE SUTS in all sizes You Will Find that We Carry A GOOD SUPPLY OF MEN'S WORK & DRESS SHIRTS HATS, CAPS WORK & DRESS PANTS UNDERWEAR STOCKNGS--For The Family Also other Ready-to-Wear in the line of Clothing. While In Our Store Don't Forget to visit our SECOND HAND STORE next door, for bargains in CLOTHING AND HOUSE FURNITURE -- ee ee Se, 2, . o . o . 5 We have a.few mote Army Tents for $3.50 each. which are very handy for Trapping or Camping. --0--0--()--0--0-- VANCOUVER VICTORIA Tickets on Sale Daily to Sept. 30 Good to Return until October 31, 1925. S. DAITER, New and Second Hand Store, DRYDEN-- -- -- ONTARIO a a apt id a