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A variety of swordfish, neasuring over two feet in length and with jaws five inches long, was caught in a net near O‘Brien‘s Beach near Port Wellâ€" er Monday. It was of small diameter and somewhat the shape of .an eel Swordfish Caught Near Pt. Weller DOUBLE FORCE ) SUNDAY EVENING Women‘s Black and White Sport Oxfords all sizes â€" Regular $2.95 Clearing $2.25 a pair â€" Farrell‘s shoe store WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17th, 1932. };Agommunity Singâ€"Songâ€"Nonâ€"secularâ€" enjoyed by all. ?@in‘-the Seth Parker Community Choir. An hour‘s beauâ€" tiful singing of your favorite hymns. â€"THREE NIGHTS ONLY Aug. 22, 23, 24 STAN. WILLIAMSS CAPITAL AND RESERVES $74,155,106 Lakeside Park Introduced by Jack Dexter "The Master Ventriloquist." THURS. â€" FRI. â€" and â€" SAT. JERRY and CASkKY "SETH PARKER" â€"â€"SING SONG _ The Royal Bank of Canada Grimsby Branch The Royal Bank of Canada offers comâ€" petent and courteous attention to all your banking requirements. A max‘s first duty to his family is to proâ€" vide security. A Savings Account meets this need with double force. First, it is a cash reserveâ€"always available and always at full value. Second, it is a sound investmentâ€"paying a steady return of 3 per cent. FAMOUS EIGHT PIECE ORCHESTRA TWO FREE PERFORMANCES DAILY and CASEY Junr. Port Dalkousie Ninth Consecutive Singâ€"Song â€"â€"â€"â€""9,00 P.M, â€"&« / 4.00 p.m. and 9.00 p.m. Regular Prices and his The cost 913 staging the Canadian National Exhibition at Toronto annuâ€" ally i8>$1,225;000: =â€" : with the exception of the head which tapered off into the long jaws armed with small sawâ€"like teeth. While these fish _ are commonly caught in salt waâ€" ter their capture in fresh water as far from the ocean as Lake Ontario is considered remarkable. C. D. Wells, Manager TOTAL ASSETS OVER $758,000,000 [ & John Cloughléy | An aged and respected citizen of (Grimsby who has been a resident of Ifthe town for about two score years {passed away on Sunday, in the person ,of John ~Cloughley,â€" Robinson St. ESouth. His death occurred at the lhome of his daughter, Mrs. Roy Teeters, Buffalo, N. Y He had been in ill health since April, being confinâ€" ed to his bed the past two months. Deceased prior to his retirement five years ago had for thirtyâ€"five years been associated with the H G. and B. Railway as section foreman. The six sons of the deceased acted as pallbearers. There were numerous beautiful florâ€" al tributes. X His wife predeceased him eight years ago. He is survived by three daughters and six sons, viz: Mrs. Elizabeth Teeter, Fort Erie, Mrs. E. Brockbank, Blackpool, England, Mrs. Roy F. Tecters Buffalo, N. Y., Andrew and David, Grimsby; John and George, Buffalo, N. Y., Frank, Hamilton and James, Tampa, Florida; one brother, David of Hamilton also survives. The funeral was held on Wednesâ€" day afternoon from the funeral home of M. Stonehouse & Son, Mountain St. and was conducted by Rev. E. A. Earchman, pastor of Trinity United Church. Interment was made in the Winona cemetery at Winona. Fellow citizens and friends were pmesent in large numbers. Walter R. Wilcox ] Walter R. Wilcox, for many years a wellâ€"known farmer and undertaker] of Caistorville, died at Hamilton on Wednesday. Mr. Wilcox was born in the township of Binbrook 66 years ago, the son of the late John Wilcox, one of the pioneer families of the disâ€" trict. When a young man he settled in the township of Caistor, and during his 36 years there he became a promâ€" inent and successful farmer. He also conducted an undertaking establishâ€" ment in the village. He was a Liberal in politics He was a member of the United Church. Four years ago he retired and moved to Hamilton. Surâ€" viving him are his widow and three brothers, John of Binbrook, Allen, Hamilton, ard Charles, also of Hamâ€" iKon. â€". > : The late Mr. Cloughley, who was in his 78th year, was born in Armaugh county, Ireland and came to this country 54 years ago. He had been a resident of Grimsby for about forty years. Mr. Archie Chivers, son of the late Wm. Chivers, who was.recently apâ€" pointed a member of the Board of Health, was named chairman of that body at a meeting of the Board .on Wednesday, succeeding H. G. Mogg in that position, the latter resigning to become a member of the town council. The many friends of Mrs. H. R. Dickson, Robinson street, will be pleased to know she is making fayâ€" orable recovery following an injury received on the tennis courts recently. Miss Margaret Hughes has left for St. Paul, Minn., on an extended visit with her aunt, Miss Hughes. She will be a student at the State University while there. Miss Margaret Hurd, who is a memâ€" ber of the staff of nurses at the Sanâ€" atarium, Hamilton, leaves this week with a number of other nurses on a trip on the Great Lakes. Mrs.Plamondon, of Edmonton, Alta who has spent the past two months at the home of her‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hurd, is returning home this week. Mr. Swift and two nieces of Auâ€" burn, N. Y., are guests for a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Liddle. Miss Ruby Liddle of Kirkland Lake is spending her vacation with her parâ€" ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Liddle, Main street East. Mrs. Simsbull, of Montreal, is the guest, for a few weeks of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Dickson, Robinson St. Mr. G. G. Bourne spent the weekâ€" end at Caledon Lake where Mrs. Bourne is holidaying. Rev. Dr. Workman of Toronto callâ€" ed on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greenwood on Tuesday. § Mr. H.â€" Marsh and Bert Norton reâ€" turned recently after spending a week at Port Stanley. ; Mrs. A. Demill and family are spending a couple of weeks at Bonar Law. OBITUARY Social and Personal THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY, ONTARIO for the worthy purposes of the Womâ€" en‘s Improvement Society which is to be heartily congratulated on the highâ€" ly successful event. the use_of the hali by Mr. Stevens and the help of all who assisted the Soâ€" ciety by donations and otherwise. The cast of characters was as folâ€" lows: Lena and Esther, Harriet Smith and Jean McGregor, Sarah Mrs. Springer Mason; Emily Mrs. â€" James Gillespie; Amanda, Mrs. Millar; Carolina, Mrs. Bennett; Mary Ann, Mrs. Pierce; Aunt Sally, Miss Janet Walker; Nancy Gray, Mrs. Shearer; Twins, Melissa and Phoebe, Mrs. Edwards and Miss Buskard; Meâ€" _The members of the organization are deeply appreciative of free offer of OLD TIME CONCERT AT GRIMSBY BEACH linda, Mrs. Burgess; Hepsibah, Miss Adams; Matilda Dolittle, Mrs. Harry Jones; Hulda, Mrs. George Fair; Jemâ€" We Recommend DR. FRENCH‘S NATURE‘S GREATEST TONIC For Indigestion, Neuritis, Nerâ€" vousness, Rheumatism, Conâ€" stipation, â€" Kidney Trouble, Liver Trowble, Liver Ailâ€" ments and General Rundown Condition of the System. Price $1.25 single bottleâ€"3 for $3.00 Sold in Grimsby by f T. L. DYMOND, Druggist NU â€" EKRB (Continued from Page 1) An AUGUST CLEARANCE of all SUMMER and other MERCHANDISEâ€"and prices are so drastically cut as to ensure immediate disposal of these linesâ€"Prices a month ago we thought impossible. _ 4 LOOKI At these wonderful savings for 10 Days Only! Can any THRIFTY PERSON read this page and not SHOP ® â€"and SAVE? s BUSINESS BIGGER â€" PROFITS LOWER â€" We would like to see somewhat larger profits, but in this event profits have been forgotten and we are striving for greater volume by means of this GREAT MONEYâ€"SAVING LIST of BIGGER and BETTER BARGAINS with no sacrifice of Quality â€" Values unequalled anywhere await you here. It‘s your BIG CHANCE of the year. It‘s where your BIG DOLLAR buys BIG VALUE. & § COME to the BARGAIN FAIR â€" Don‘t miss it! .BE EARLY! Apnftmeaiites m . ( BR Watch for the GRIMSBY DRY GOODS CO. > t I Tickets Extra Value ! W HERE YOU GET FULL FALUEFOR TODAY‘ S BC DOLLAKR M l i o MEN‘S BOTANY 3 Piece Well Tailored BLUE SERGE Sizes 36, MEN‘S TWEED PANTS, were $2.95, NOW .. ... 2. on VOILES : MEN‘S FINE WOOL GOLF Socks, $3.00, Now ... MEN‘S TWEED GOLF Knickers $ $6.95, Now....... . .~.....___cinadccc MEN‘S FINE SHIRTS, were $1.25 Now _ uc cn onl en un t EILK & LISLE $OCKS Clearing .. ._._._..... MEN‘S SILK SHIRTS & TRUNKS 65C, NOW â€":â€"..... 21. 0. im e on cnanenn minnents MEN‘Sâ€" FELT HATS were $4.95 HEMSTITCHED SHEETS, Fine juality, 8/4, Big value ... 29c, Now MEN‘S STRAW HATS were $2.00 Now "â€" ... * S on m €o. FIGURED COTTON CREPES Value CHILDREN‘S.PANTIE DRESSES Values to 89¢, Aug. Clearance 29¢, 49c Real Value PILLOW CASES â€"Fine snowy white hemmed, 40, 42, 44 in. On sale Each BATH TOWELS, 23x48 NEW COOL MESH PANTEES Vests .sn enc al n o n en LADIES‘ COTTON VEsSTS Slightly soiled, 29¢c, Now ....... DIMITY BLOOMERS, Sharply reduced.Now =.. ... ... .00 36, 38, were 75¢c, Now BROADCLOTH SLIPS, White, Colors, 6§5c, Now ... :. ...=s.m Extra Value PINK BROCADED BRASSIERE NAINSOOK GOWNS â€" White RAYON KNIT SLIPS O. S. Sand $ $1.59 Now. ... on n ce l BARGAIN FAIR Every Dress must go and these prices will move them quicklyâ€"Smart Crepes, Celanâ€" ese Voiles, Cotton Mesh, A Dress for every need. Sensationally Low Priced. AN AUGUST THRIFT EVENT EXTRAORDINARY ! ENTIRE STOCK CLEARANCE ima, Mrs. Hayhurst; Martha, Phyllis Robins; Gretchen, Mrs. Lockhart; Elizabeth, Mrs. Hardy; Hannah, Mrs. Hugh Martin; Cynthia, Mrs. McCarâ€" thy, her daughter, Mrs. Edwards; Deâ€" borah, Mrs. Teeter; Grandma Longâ€" anecker, Mrs. Buskard; her grandchilâ€" dren, Shirley Swale and Jean Howard. On Sunday last at the Boys‘ Taberâ€" nacle, Grimsby Beach, services were in charge of the Women‘s Improveâ€" ment Society. Miss Quirk, returned missionary from India delivered the message, appearing in native costume. At the morning service Mrs. Adje contributed a violin solo and Mrs. Mason, of Guelph rendered a solo. The musical part of the evening servâ€" jice consisted of a solo by Mrs. Mason and a violin selectien by Miss Marâ€" ’jorie Jones. Grimsby Beach $1.50 REGULAR $3.25 Try The Independent fer your next lot of letterkeads. It is an event of unusual significance to our customers. An assortment pretty patterns, fast colors Values to 396. Clearing All One Price at ... 3pâ€" ©1.00 alr =cn1.00 Each $2.069 ©1.50 2.98 oc SUMMER DRESSES REGULAR $4.50 15° 45° 14; 98° $1.95 1.00 098° 45° 19° 25° 25° 39° 19° 49° 19° 65¢ MATTRESSES, all sizes, Excepâ€" 59c tionalâ€"Value ... .m....!.._~. 2el SHARPLY , 87, 38 and 42 only REDUCED TO us ShchChchenthonehenencoooinininipipiususuguavey " LIBERAL MEETINC BOY‘S WASH sUITS $1.95, Now ... ... _" BOY‘S . Clearing BOY‘S BROCADCLOTH BLOUS $1.00, Clearing 396 and .._.____ BOY‘S Now .. $1.00, Now BOY‘S COTTON LONG SLEEVE Jerseys 40c, Now ... .._._..__._.... BOY‘S TWEED SHORTS 4 to 10 BOY‘S KHAKI BLOOMERS $1.25 Now . ... t Sue us c lc BOY‘S TWEED & BLUE Bloomers, $2.50, Now ... pair. . Buy Now! A SPECIAL BUY OF ALL WOOL 0. v. BLANKETS, _ Plain, plaids and reversible two toned Bed Throws! Priced from $6.75 each to $8.50 each and $8.50 pair to $9.25 CURTAIN NET, Fine lacey design, 45â€" Inch, ~Now ... .=c e e ns hn FELTOL Fioor Covering, 2 yds. wide durable, NOWâ€"...:::32â€"¢.â€"=..sy â€"BQq.â€"Yd. CUSHIONS, Chintz covered, 3 doz. only to Clear 25c and . .. /.. PILLOWS, Feather, good Art tickâ€" ing, $2.00, NOW .......c...o=~. Pair SILK HOSE, Full Fashioned. All Shades and Sizes. Extra Value Pr. HOUSE DRESSES, 3 doz. only. Sizes 36 to 44. Great Value at 98c on sale CHILDREN‘S COTTON STOCKINGS Sand; Special .. ... m2..câ€"lsce. i tiaiee ioi SILK GLOVES â€" Broken Lines. A â€"Big _ Buy :.:. c=.. .cs ceuac oc oPalnr 95 PAIR CHILDREN‘S SOCKS were 30¢, Now ":%....Z....". coiics MISSES SILK HOSE, Imperfects were 50¢, ~NOW ... .2 s ... immiceminmiiiimionss POLO SHIRTS, Green DIMITY Combinations 79c REGULAR $5.50 WHAT 1IS A BARGALIN FAIR ? ‘25¢ yd. $3.89 to 5 yrs. SES ‘1.00 ©1,29 445 . 89° > 50° 50° 19° 409° 19° 75° 25° 79° 59° 35° 29° 69° 29° 15° 19° $16.95