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It m'? SAVED FROM LIFELONG MISERY d 407 Bank of Hamilton Chambers HAWILTON, OHT bominion LAND SURVEYORS ONTARIO LAND SURYVEYORS CiviL ENOINEERS “-"‘..%..- Ernest 0. MoRs Jn real estate security. Both Private and Company funds Valuator for the Hamiton Proâ€" vident and Loan Society Insurance and Real Estate Officeâ€"Main Street, Grimsby ‘PHONE NO. 7 DR. J. M. HUGHTON Dentist Office over J C. Farrells Shoe Store Phone 215 Electrical Equipment GRIMSBY oNT McKAY, McKAY & WEBSTER MRS. M. J. GORSE 8928 Union St., Vancouver, B.C, "T suffered with all the symptoms of Female Trouble, with chronic Conâ€" stipation and constant Headaches. I had pains low down in the back and _ HENRY CARPENTER Berrister, Solicitor, Motary Public 45 Federal Life Building, Hamilton sides of the body. 1 tried various remedies without relief, and then put myself under a doctor‘s care and he advised me to have an operation. I UmOU BB PERETTC CC CCOGC a South, between King and Main Sts -cpnmuhdull..l E. H. LANCASTER | _ Barrister, Notary Public, Solicitor Office and residence, 73 Sherman Ave. Will visit Grimsby for consultation of clients each Wednesday from 9 a.m. Then, I started taking ‘Fruitâ€"aâ€" tives‘; and from the outset, I felt better, and this medicine has completely relieved me of all my misery and suffering. My weight was only 148 pounds and now it is 168 pounds. J Money to loan at lowest rates. fice, *Spoctator Bullding," Han am free of pain and headaches and the terrible Constipation ; and what saved me from misery is the splendid fruit medicine, ‘Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives‘." o o OrFICE Hotel Grimsby _ MRS. M. J. GORSE. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 256. At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives Limited Ottawa, Ont. _ (Second Floor) Office Hoursâ€"9.30 A. M. to 4 P. ~Ofcesâ€"Grimaby and navilie. . Meney to loan at current rates, Dq;vâ€" Op.nll.-:. by ‘-'l!.h UITâ€"Aâ€"TIVES 3 pm. Dr. L. L. BUCK PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Hoursâ€"9 to 10 am.; 2 to 4, 1 to 8 pm. _ MONEY TO LOAN F. HANSEL, Dentist LAZIER & LAZIER "Phone No. 1, Grimeby. Physicinn and Surgeon Coroner, County Lincoln Kifi * *** . B. McCONACHIE W. B. CALDER R. A. ALEXANDER DR. D. CLARK GRIMSBY, ONT. BROWNLEE Niagara District Orangemen . will celobrate the 12th of July in Dunnâ€" A. K. Foister has been appointed city clerk of Welland at a salary . of $1500 a year. ‘He is a returned man. Premier â€" Drury _ announced | last week that the Ontario House will opâ€" en on March 9th. St. Catharines Public Schools cost $85,630 to run last year. ville. It cost Welland city $13,861 to _ run its Police Department in 1919. Fines collected $12,846. ‘The Niagara Fulls street railway franchise expires in two months. The Hydro has had an engincer looking over the road. The council appears tired of delay, and favors the taking over the road by the city at the exâ€" piration of the franchise. ‘The marriae was solemnized Wedâ€" nesday afternoon in St. Paul‘s Presâ€" byterian Church ,Hamilton, of Miss E. Loulse Tecter of Smithville, to G. eslie Bell, M.D., of Binbrook. Dr. and Mrs. Bell will reside in Binâ€" brook. Ottawa, Feb. 4.â€"Canada‘s . populaâ€" tion. is stimated by . the . census branch of the trade and commerce deâ€" partment at $,$35,102. . The census branch has based its estimate for the year 1919 on the known increaso in population, as shown by the census of 1901 and 1911. Such calculations have in the past 1 roved to be. approxi mately corroct. Bridgeburg, Feb. 2.â€"Bridgeburg is to have a coâ€"operative store backed by the Trades and Labor Council, acâ€" cording to a decision just reached by the various . crafts here‘ composing the Council. J. Keene of Brantford has just been here interviewing . the local Trades and Labor Executive in regard to the project and it is said that sufficient money will be ‘-nllnble for the committee to allow \(he early starting of a coâ€"operative store. ‘The South Grimsby Council mot. in special session last week to again. consider the feature of the sult now pending at Osgoode Hall, re the County of Lincoln vsâ€" South Grimsâ€" by. ‘The solicitor in charge of _ the case W. M. McBrayne . of Hamilton, was present and went into the matâ€" ter carefully with the local Counell. ‘The matter was allowed to stand . a8 at present. St. Catharines, Feb. 6.â€"TD® !!" lage of Port Dalhousie is making & move to get a waterworks system, and it is likely the supply will come from St. Catharines. When the big. pipe lina from Leke Erie to Lake Onâ€" tario is finished, work in which is to be commenced this spring, all places along the Welland canal will get their supply from Lake Erie. The digging â€"theâ€"now Welland ship canal is deâ€" stroying their source Of supply and the government is building the pips line, which will cost several million dollars. Bridgeburg, Feb. 3.â€"Fire early Sunday, which was due to & defective chimney, . completely destroyed the residence of William Gract, near Gilmore stret. Mrs. Grant, an in, valid, was carried out of the burning house just in time to save her from perishing in the flames, and she was eared for by neighbors. The fire had gained considerable headway . before it was discovered. The firemen were greatly hampered owing to frozen hydrants. ‘The loss is about _ $3,000. The amount of insurance is no: newe ERToBItR CC OM SEGils known. With the thermometor around ten degrees below zero, the work of ‘flfiun the fire was _ very difficult, but it was confined, however, to one but it house. ‘Thorold, Feb. 2.â€"At 2 p.m. on BMIâ€" urday fire totally destroyed the Henâ€" dershot building on Ormond St., 0¢â€" cupled as a poolroom, barber . shop and resturant downstairs and a roomâ€" ing _ house . upstairs. ‘The Osborne block, only a few feet away Was saved. The firemen‘s elothes . were covered with ico and the temperaâ€" ture was below zero. The total loss is about . $10,000, including . Victory Bonds and money lost by the roomâ€" ers who were foreigners. An Overâ€" WO T LAY in have The wave of _ child crime . has struck Thorold and the â€" authorities are wondering where it will end. Archie MceKeague went to his news store Monday afternooon and _ Upon opening the door heard a scrambling inside. HMe was surpriseq but asked if there was any person in the bulidâ€" ing and upon receiving NO reply made a search and was surprised to fing two younk lads . hiding under a stairway, The two lads were hand« olanfmcllddnllu Perry. _ At the Police station it was tearned that the burglars had reached the im« mature age of 9 and 14 years reapec= tively and are of foreign parentake. at first they denteed having entered the store, uyll‘! that some _ other boys had done this but upon further enguiry it was learned that they had planned the entry. First they | went to Barton‘s garako and . secured the screw driver with which they Te moved the back door. After gaining entrance the cash register Was rob= bed of some _ copper® and a small amount of silver which had been loft in the till Saturiay night, Several «mall toys were also taken. One of e C nad taken the coppers !0 9 The wave Of struck Thorold a are wondering W Archie MceKeague store Monday afte opening the door inside. HMe was 8 if there was any | ing and upon ! made a search Il‘ MosF MER P is about . $10,000, including .\ Bonds and money lost by the ers who were foreigners. An heated stovepipe is thought to sturted the blaze. Â¥ the the boys bhad taken the COPP!!" * ... Store and had them changed into s!lâ€" 1J Feb. 6.â€"The vilâ€" tempera« total loas ; Victory ver. This is not the ofily store that has been entered recently and it is understood the social service council ure assisting the authorities to see what can be done in the matter, According to the report of John A. Talbot, chiet constable of .the townâ€" whip of Crowland, violations of the Ontario temperance act ty residents of that township totalled a large amount during the fiscal year just ended. _ According to his statement, the total amount of fines collected during the year for violations of . the Ontario temperance aet, mostly for asmuggling totalled $12,507.05, The total number of cases during . the year in Crowland was §55, of which violations of _ the Ontario temperâ€" A WORTHY AIM THE I'NDEPENDENT. GRIMSBY, ONTARIO HU. _ FRL _ SAT. LC d ue wWED THU FRL 7; _ n UGK ~TOE 3 G A1,23.A2 1314 é} 0 l.___ * * in "(“;' I ;” 1;./ B in the Week Eveny Day in the Week Could you see the care exercised in selocting the skins for use in our shoes you would fully appreciate the im of makers. ‘The same care is evident throughout the whole process of manufacturing. No Getail is too small to deserve careâ€" ful attention, In buying our shoes you purchase footwear which reâ€" presents honest shoeâ€"making such as ensures the best value for your money. You should see our assortment Vancouver ance act constituted 18§4, gambling 26, theft 49, assault 59, oplum 22, ete. Et .Catharines, Feb. 5.â€"W. E. Emâ€" mott having complained that a relaâ€" tive of his, a high school girl named Alma _ MeDonald, had caught the amallpox because she had been asked by the science master at school to leaf over books of another pupil who had taken the discase, while he fumigated them, the board of healith nt its meeting toâ€"night decided to ask for an investigation. _ Principal ‘A. E. Coombs stated toâ€"night that as he understood it the teacher had simply fumigated the girl‘s books himself instead of waiting for the caretaker in order to save time. The MacDonald girl happened to be in the room, and he may have asked her to hold the books for him. The Macâ€" Donald girl‘s mother is a widow and a dressmeker, The house was quarâ€" antined and her soource of revenue ut off She sent in a‘ bill for $23 against the board of health, which was ordered paid without question, as the board having closed up the house, was responsihle for the exâ€" penses in such cases. Beamsville Expressâ€" About . fifty guest« _ from _ Hamilton, _ ‘Toronto, GRIMSBY, Beamsvilie and surroundâ€" Ing country, extended congratulaâ€" tions and good wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keith last Friday, Jan. 30th, on their completion of twentyâ€" five years of happy marrled life, The home was beautifully decorated with pink carnations and white narâ€" clssus, and a buffet luncheon was served. Many and costly gifts testiâ€" fied to the esteem in which the couâ€" ple were held. A delightful ttme was spent by all in helping Mr. and Mrs. Keith to live over again that happy day of twentyâ€"five years ago. Bridgeburg, Feb. 6.â€"U, 8. Collectâ€" or of Customs Davidson, across the border, today declared that if it is found that any whisky is deing 11â€" legally brouyht _ into _ the United States he will cancel the usual courâ€" tesy of not Inspecting dining cars and other employes‘ quarters on pasâ€" senger trains across the line from here, Collector Davidson has _ a number of inspectors engaged in train service here, but there are no special inspectors for this purpose. He declares, however, that more men will be "sked for if any instances are found of whisky smuggling. Several selzures have been made by the U. S. customs on trains crossing here, but only one in which employes of the railway were implicated, and that consisted of eighteen quarts found in Pullman quarters. A story in cireulâ€" ation is that plainclothesmen will be |placed on service shortly, watching |the border, most of them being formâ€" |erly members of the Boston police |force, discharged owing to the big Intrike there. Welland, Feb. 2.â€"At the closing sesslon of the County Council here it was decided that the council coâ€"opâ€" erate with a deputation from Fort Erie to interview the Dominian Govâ€" ernment reldtive to the erection of a Peace Memorial Bridge at or near Fort Erie and get the Government to work in conjunction with the Comâ€" mission from the United States Conâ€" gress.\ Deputy Reeve W. 1. Horton of Petham bas also urged a Jail Farm for the county. He claimed that jail confinement made criminals . instead of curing them, and that for the genâ€" eral health and from a moral standâ€" point and also as a better correetive method, Welland should have a . Jail Farm. It was decided after the moâ€" tion carried unanimously, that the council consider the advisability . of joining with Lincoln county in the es tablishment of the same, and that the suggestion be laid before the Domâ€" inion Government to send an official to the Welland Council. _ The quesâ€" tion of a War Memorial Hall was turned down flat by the members, who opposed the scheme because the hall was to be erected in Welland. A grant of $50,000 was asked for the purpose and the opinion was exâ€" pressed that if the grant was favored it should be divided equally among the municipalities represented in the council and that the members were |utterly opposed to centralizing. ‘ On Saturday, January 31, the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Guyatt, Binâ€" brook, was the scena of a very happy gathering, when, with about one hunâ€" dred guests they celobrated the fifâ€" tleth anniversary of their wedding day. The unusual severity of the weather outside but served to empha T rtly â€" after 2 o‘clock the company sat down to an appetizing luncheon served in the basement, at three long tables pretâ€" tily decorated with yellow daffodils and yellow candles. A number of witty and clever specches c ntributed to the enjoyment of the repast. All joined in eulogizing the character and life‘s work of the aged couple who have always lent their support to every cause which tended to the uplifting of the moral and religious tone of the community, not cflfll-‘ ing themselvesto any one church, but broadâ€"mindedly being active workers in each. Just before rising from the {table, Major D. L Guyatt, or Toronâ€" |to, on behalf of the members of the |family, presented their father and \mother with a tray full of gold coins, |saying that these coins were a aymâ€" \bol of the way the family regarded \their parentsâ€"as being of pure gold. |Other eostly and beautiful gifts wore |received, among them Mn_lll ‘mr! and diamond sunburst and Mndn-o‘ clock to Mrs. Guyatt, and a gold watch for Mr. Guyatt from the memâ€" bers of the Rinbrook Baptist church, ‘The evening was spent in music and games, the guests being loathe to leave, as such a celebration occurâ€" red but rarely in any community. No one enjoyed the day‘s social inâ€" tercourse more than Mr. and Mrs. Guyatt . themaelves, . both assorting that such evidences of true friendâ€" ship were a reward for past endeayâ€" ors and an inspiration for future efâ€" forts. eretta experience, MIMTY / scintillating young star of t photoplay, "The Belle of _ won," which will be seen at ‘Theatra on Saturday night, | is acknowledged one of the exponents of “'.. mn:leln‘l CAPORRART 7 CI00 Chan! Even since . she has become & Metro screen star, Miss Wehllen . inâ€" sists on setting aside sufficient . time to enable her to keap in touch with all modern steps, a8 well as continuâ€" ing her practice in ballet and eccenâ€" trie dancing, which she declares, is one of her chief diversions from the strain of studio work. In "The Belie of the Season" Miss Wahlen has the delightfu) part ?l a M eunl Apchen In "The Bele 0° """ Wehlen has the delight gorgeously gowned . Y< which is the most beco has had for some time. From ENMY rAlp UP LIST Black, Calstor Centre _ Dec. J, Aikens, Dunnville _ Dec. F. Greaves, Beamsvilie Dec. A. Patterson, Grimaby Dec R. Hilts, Beamsvilie Dec. her RBVO ETCCC lelle of the Season" Miss the detightful part of | 2 gowned â€" young helress, 6 most becoming role she i1 be seen .at _ Moore‘s turday night, Feb. 14th, ed one of the foremost the terpsichorean art. e friendâ€" st endeayâ€" future efâ€" Dec. 31 m the Metro Wednesday, February 11th, 1920 DOCTOR URGED AN OPERATION Instead I took Lydia E. Pink» ham‘s Vegetable Compound and Was Cured. t Md.â€"**No four years 1 mm"‘_ -afl.c.',M* m' / operation.. i'c..'.j / five bottics of it w» it has completely work is a pleasure. m-?' -h‘I: Tho have any trouble of this kind what Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Come mhuduuhtnl.'â€"}llull. >R 609 Calverton Rd., Balti= It is natural for any woman to Mh%to‘ So many women N“N?f‘h restored to health by this famous remedy, Lydia E. n en mnane :.m pay any woman who suffers from Tich aiiments io consider tivtag it h: fore submitting to such a < For Pure, Fresh s Milk and Cream GRIMSBY :â€": Ontario on NOTICE is hereby given, that Ha«â€" man Allan Yager, of the City of Welâ€" land, in the County of Welland, in the Province of Ontario, Laborer, will ap» ply to the Parliament of Canada, at the next session thereof, for a Bill of Divorce from his wife, Letha Maud Yager, of the Village of Grimsby, in the County of Lincoln, on the ground of adultery and desersion. DATED at the City of Welland, in the County of Welland, in the Province of Ontario, this 9th day of December, PRIVATE AND COMPANY FUXDS HUGH A, ROSE, Barrister, 27 East Main St., Welland, Ont. Solicitor for the Applicant. EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT VICTORY BOXDS BOUGHT AND The MODEL DAJRY ELM STREET CRILsBY Phone 410 P.0, Box 432 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE. FOR [rostsitE MONEY TO LOAN ® there is mhl-‘:o soothing and ImunLulut- k. _ This great herbal baim allays inflammation, REEROTO sc uen HET BM PRTM MUUTOCCTTYOO 1 draws out soreness. and reduces swelling. ‘Those who have once used Zamâ€"Buk: for the treatment of winter allments say they would no other remedy. WO C799 7000000 ves that nothing can equ#‘ r.-lnt for ehn:’ hands, cold sores, cold cracks and chilblains. It is also invaluable for all skin injuries and discases. All drug» \ * * ____> Fam.Buk CO. *iuudumuu“-vâ€"- Toronto. 50c. box, 3 fof $1.8. OHUD. T70 TCRL_ Laitace OB Tord® a far nostaRt Send Ic. stamp for postage 02 free trial box. uce +0 on« or Zamâ€"Buk Co« ts and stores, or Zamâ€"Buk_Co., c uumens it ON , as experience