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3 !:-oa.i;m.:a‘ | New Stock of Cement, Plaster, Gyproc. BC. # h cl # -'w-:.u-. “ydfln.l.-;hn.lu ‘ .'.adl.-lflnb.hr-flnu.nn. enle on on seay torms. or ex AUCTIONEER and VALUATOR will conduct your Auction Saie, or smail at very reassnable reku SUPERTEST GAs & oi1 MOBIL OIL & casTROL ols Greasing & Olling Economicaity Tires, Batteries and Accessories GRIMSBY PLANING MILLS Stendard Class Tichets good via OREAT LAKES route ; meals and berth extra. _ BAGGAGE Cheched. Stopovers at Port Arthur, Armstrong and west. ree Ticheis, Seeping Cor reservations, and all {nfurmation from ony agent. ASK POR UANDD: LL. CAaANADIAN NATIONAL é r‘g.l | '.?l PC Valley View Service Daily Delivery in Rural Districts Phone 195â€"râ€"23. SPEEDWAY TREAD AWAY WE GO A. Mentey, Prop Main St. West at the Bridge WHOLE MILK AND CREAM, CREAMERY BUTTER 4.50 x 21 TER 4.80 x 20 Excursions *‘ Sugam y GCGOING DA‘LYâ€"MAY 15 to 28 inclusive y« Return Limit: 30 days J. W. KENNEDY x 84 KRICKԤS ACCREDITED DAIRY BUSINESS DIRECTORY 12 past 12 years. WEST END MOTORS CENT A MILE â€"â€" EACH WAY _ * GOOD IN COACHES ONLY Do oi gq .15 *9 09 these low prices! '." ! §.25 x 18 Other sizes equally lowâ€"priced 127 Main St. W. Phone 118 Farreil Block, 12 Main 6t. w. Office Moure: .80 to 18, 1.30 to 6 Complete Eyesight Service 4.75 x 19 W. E. Cullingford DR. V. R. FARRELL ‘Temple, child screen star, was visitâ€" ing him. "Assuring the press all the way home that his statement was authentic, he quailed before, his fathâ€" er and was forced to admit that the actress was only haunting his mind. He had sent several letters to her, he said, and declared that it hrd been "love at first sight". Hydro employees have been taking a census of power users in the disâ€" trict Besides checking what electriâ€" cal equipment each household uses, as was done some three years ago, they are also asking a number of more the man of the house is, how many children in the family; if there is a mortgage on the property, and how muth. In the majority of cases the questions were answered. St. John‘s A.Y.P.A. held a service hnnt-nofivin-z ald Towne, past Dominion of the A.Y.P.A. was the speaker. Workmen are still busy at the. corâ€" trict fur buyer, has had tough luck the past few years keeping his skins safe over night from thieves. For the third time he was robbed of $150 worth of furs last week. A window in his barn was pried open and the ‘unch of skins brought home that a J taken from his car, ‘he high and vocational school clazses of 1935 planted an cak tree and two bue spruce trees on the S¢bzo! campus last ‘Thursday d&‘ shrubs and trees from around B6 John‘s church. ‘The corner is now en« wroty clear and will be a great help to motorists. ‘The church grounds are to be improved by low shrubs. _ The Women‘s association of Fifty church met at the home of Mrs. Van Mr. D. Wurd of Smithville spent Sunâ€" day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Â¥. business was dealt with Miss Vioia Smith cang sevoral beautiful solos. Mra. Fred Black accompame®® P her father, Mr. M. 8. Merritt motored to Toront> on Saturday to attend the ern Ontario are visiting Mm.q_mm." â€" Mrs. Minnic Mersiti and grandson, mwumâ€"mvm ing at E. Walker‘s. ues John Hesler, Smithville, has bought the property of J. ‘Hannigan, King ‘The new store with its mode! front is one of the biggest additions in years on the street. The winners of the draw staged by the Boy Scouts are: 1st, Charles ’&.h* of gasoline; @nd, R. Hatter, ten gallons gasoline. The prizcs were donated by Stan‘s Garage, Beamavilie Garage, Richardâ€" son‘s Garage, Seymour‘s Garage and given in Knox United Church on Sunâ€" day while in the Baptist Church a dramatic service was held. There was a good turnout of the local scout contingent last week for the first of the season‘s hikes. piacing. of the new equipment only remaining to be done, the newly reâ€" Mrs. Whecier and fasztly of Nortt Last Cantata "The Crucifixion" was such as how old after a brief §!« Evidence prices are still on the upgrade in the sale of a fine lot of weekâ€"end by a farmer near seven cents a pound, live This is the highâ€" est price for cattle for a uwâ€"mber of y A firstâ€"aid ‘is being conducted every Th: by the firemen at the fire hall under the direction of Dr, M 8. -lunn-\ a 98 | holding Oldsmobiles Reputation [ @iee> house of Frank Rennie was threatenâ€" ed by fire last week. Damage was confined to a large hole in the floor. Neighbours assisted in fighting the Contre, , h 2 Interment .:‘A"_“."'"""'-fi-w GRIMSBY GARAGE PHONE 220 â€" 55 MAIN ST. EAST and five of their Intest pictures which have never been shown in St. Catharâ€" Co, Grimsby, gave the address, '*flfi“.fld ‘nhn‘.-‘&dl-.-‘ ing their purpose and how to use them. . To those anglers who anticiâ€" pate purchasing new tackle this year this gave them .splendid informaâ€" tion as to the proper tackle to buy for the special type of fishing they enjoy. "Wishing tackie" was ‘ the subject of discuasion at the monthly meoting; of the St. Catharinés ~«hd Lincoin County Games and Fikh Protective A-fi-hh-.u-h‘ day evening. Mr. Marry Banks, manâ€" scholarship . .:. and you‘re pleased as punch . . . and so is his mother . . . § Dog‘t just take it out in smiling. Tell him he‘s a chip off the old block . . . via Long Distance. When you‘ve just had word Ted has won that @ Long Distance is ready under y tipcumstances. It‘s easy to use, and 6. : ©ott is smail, For as litile as 30 conte you can talk 100 miles or so. See the rates in the front pages of your Sirectory bucket brigade and saved the restâ€" dence and a large drive shed, after both had been set alight by sparks. It is reported a car was seen leavâ€" ing the scene a fow minutes before the fire was discovered. Two men had to use force to preâ€" vent her entering the barn a third time when it would have meant ai> most certain death in the flames. Fears of a fireâ€"bug at larye have aghin been raised in the farming disâ€" trict by the destruction of a bamk barn on the farm of Mrs. Tina Lysuk, No. 20 Highway, Tuesday night ‘ Mrs. Lynuk, a widow, whose busâ€" band died last June, was seriously it in bed when the alarm was raised by leasing calves and pigs. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1086 $ «h