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GRAPEFRUIT â€" 5(0 23 BANANAS .â€" â€" â€" ib 14¢ Phone Orders must be in by Friday for Delivery on Baturday. Thursday, February 14, 1946. Make Your Own Jelly Desserts ACID BTL COFFEE ~"©"~" 41¢ Have increased 40 per cent in the past few years. Have you ever given consiGeration to the Protec tion of that increased value with your ««â€"â€"â€" TATARNIC‘S ORCHESTRA â€"â€" Admission 50¢ Per Person Everybody Welcome TEAS PREE With Every Pound Tin B R A N FIRE INSURANCE For Complete Revision and Particulars, St. Mary‘s Hall (Grimsby Mountain) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 PETTIT & WHYTE MOTHER PARKER‘S SPECIAL VALENTINE DANCE BUILDING VALUES All Lines of Insurance AYLMER CHOICB DICED EUT BEETS m 1e 44 * WAX BEANS 2 ase FOODS â€" 7c _uvnnmm 3 : 2%e TOMATO SOouUPr u» g¢ SHREDDED WHEAT 2nâ€" 23e ROMAR COFFEE .o."ooo Size 288‘s Size 220‘s Size 344‘s Size 176‘ || PALMOLLIYE . Seap 7 Cakes 1c 3 Cakes 29¢ WHEN AVAILABLE, USB 2â€" 17¢ [Y 3 b5¢ Doz S the AWoOmpe® EEERTERE neral services for G rge E. u:; "“““"""'“â€"m,m“mmm u‘*mw'm"mlu..-mmm residence of his daughter, Mrs.. on Thursday afternoon last ; have 'wm.-m- '" Rev. R. C. w of scout Homhhmm‘(fl,mmmw going‘for many years was a wellâ€"kDOWn | __, in Queen‘s Lawn cemetery. fisherman at Winona. He was 82; Casket bearers were, Wm. L â€" ynndu‘.wwul-o-'m David Cloughley, Anâ€" â€" | ber of St. Peter‘s Anglican Church. | ano? Cloughley, Raymond D. Colâ€" ’ Along with his regular ministeriâ€" al services, Mr. Moyer filled ofâ€" ficial positions in the church as fiâ€" nancial secretary and chairman of the Welland district, secretary of the Hamiiton conference, chairman of the Niagara Presbytery and for 12 years represented the Hamilton conference on the General Board of Pensions for the United Church of Canada,. He was also a director on the board of the Ontario Temâ€" In 1880 Mr. Moyer was united in marriage to Miss Nellie Hippel, daughter of William Hippel, of Campden, Ont., who faithfully shared with him the joys and trials of his long pastoral life until her decease in 1929. For the last six months Mr. Moyer had made his home with Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Culp and their sons, Howard and Edward. A brother, ‘William H. Moyer, of Woodstock, survives _ Funcral services were held at the United Church, Grimaby, on Monâ€" day afternoon at l“daogl. n & Ministers officiatingâ€"Rev. W. J. Watt, assisted by Rev. E .8. Moyâ€" er, Rev. W, 8. Daniels, Dr. George Barker, Rev. H. Godfrey, Rev. Wm. Fingland. Casket bearersâ€"Rtev. Stanley Moote, Rev. E. 8. Moyer, Rev, W. §. Daniels, Rev. Wm, Fingland, years, and filled appointments for the Ontario Temperance Federaâ€" Port Colborne. After the inaugurâ€" ation of the United Church of Canada, Mr. Moyer served churchâ€" es at Hespler, Winona and Fruitâ€" land. During the time of his retireâ€" ment he served in the Fairfleld United Church, Hamilton, for two Mr, Moyer was born at Campden Ont., August 26, 1864. In the course of his educational career, he attended the high school at Beamsâ€" ville, St. Catharines Collegiate and the Normal school at Ottawa. He taught in grade schools for nine and a half years, first at the Pelâ€" ham Union school, and then the ‘Tintern school. In his preparation for the minâ€" istry he attended Victoria Univerâ€" sity in Toronto. In 1893 he was liâ€" censed to preach by the Canada Conference of the Evangelical Church. His active ministry began in 1894 when he was stationed at Selkirk, then Stratford, Pelham, South Cayuga and ‘Toronto. He was received as a member of the Hamilton Conference of the Methâ€" odist Church in 1904 and held charges at St. Davids, Lynden, Interment was made in Victoria Lawn Cemetery, St. Catharines. Station. His passing was a shock to the community where he was well known and highly respected, it being the neighbourhood of his _ Rev. Isaac M. Moyer, for many years an active minister in the Evangelical and United Churches, passed away suddenly on Friday morning at the home of his daughâ€" ter, Mrs. Ernest Culp, Vineland resides in Toronto. The body was remoÂ¥ved to Toronto and the funâ€" eral was held on Monday afternoon with interment being made in Norâ€" Beamsville, said that death was ‘audbyahnfl.nuek. __A retired railway man, Mr. Dunâ€" ham was born at Stratford and was in his G66th year. He had operated a tourist camp on No. 8 highway, one mile west of Grimsâ€" by, for the last ten years, He is survived by his wife, who a heart attack a moment after he walked into the Village Inn. He had been fitted with an artiâ€" Mnhcdthlauulmndm apparently fully recovered. It had been his intention to reside for the balance of the winter at the Village several weeks, and where one of his legs was amputated due to an infection, Frank J. Dunham, of N@Aon‘_-u_,mnpmm Discharged Thursday afternoon lh-al'lanmoaloqlwlnwhleh he had been a patient for the past nesday, at 3 for service on Wedâ€" in Queen‘s 3 pm. Interment was by. Lawn Cemetery, Grimsâ€" ‘ Wa. Edwaser, Mrs. George King, ton, and Mrs. Nevilie, all of Hamilâ€" 8t, George; 1 Kenneth Beckett, of 16 greatâ€"g: 19 grandchildren and His wife Surviving are seven daughters: REV. |. M. MOYER FRANK J. DUNKAM THOMAS HAND » OBITUARIES THE GRIMSBY INDEPENDENT id 10f | followed. The,,, " mwlullm“ Mmum’...; hurch | Green CANUIEyiceq rectOf | allver te8 Sister Temâ€" | decoratio0®‘ Sistep | _ Alexina Rebeah Lodge held ’urwmuuldltfl.wy party TuesdÂ¥yevening in the Masâ€" onic Hall PastNoble Grands ocâ€" cupled the chair for opening and closing sessions.Visitors were preâ€" sent from Ham}O® and Beamsâ€" ville, Court WhistW28 played for part of the evenifigPTize winners being Sister m’mm and Bister Norma “.' Past Noble Gr were hostessâ€" es at the dollghl‘ lunch which fellowed. ‘Thq , ‘*. "as, Amired with a beaylU! _ Pirthday | cake bearing twep°nf candles, ‘Tall Peaaa *. .. 4; in sllver holders and allver te4 gister E. Flett lit the decoration: Bister Belle Wilson, eandle® cut the cake, while visit J.P.N.G"Happy Birthday." Sisters ore ‘rmiston and Jessle Critâ€" lhmllm tea. tenden hockey Broadcast, Saturday, u,l ruary 16th, will give a salute the LO.D.E, War Memorial. Do. Ym,w&mr minion of Canada a Memoria) â€"y , launched to perpetuate the memory # the men and women who made great snacrifices Yor us in the Beâ€" cond World War, This is the Moeâ€" morial of the Imperial Order Dauâ€" ghters of the Empire, for which lh-dm'fll be reâ€" On February 28th,there will be a silver tea and a sle of aprons and fancy work, hel at the home of Mrs. West, Adelale street. The Ladies Aid of the St.John‘s Presbyterian Church peld their meeting on ‘Thursdy, February Election Of Oofficers for 1946. Mrs. 8. HartiSin the chair for the business meeting. Mrs. Crittenda took the chair for the electionof officers. Hon. President, Ms McAvoy; President Mrs. 8. Haris; Secretary, Mrs. J. Dick; Treasuer, Mrs. Scott; Social Mrs. Grant, Mrs. West and Mrs. McKenzie Flowers for the church, Mrs. Wray ad Mrs. Morris; Visitâ€" ingâ€"for Grimby Beach, Mrs, Harâ€" ris, Mrs. Crittaden and Mrs. Mcâ€" Intyre; _ Visitingâ€"for _ Grimsby, Mrs. Gordon Shafer, Mrs. Morris and Miss M. Phiiiips. Woolverton. Maeder, James Powell. Missing in â€" Action _ The object of the Memorial is to furnish bursaries in Canadian Uniâ€" versities for sone and daughters of Richard Bertram, Jack Cariton, Joseph Cariton, David HeAt.cote, | the men and women who dunng the war died in the service of their country ,or suffered permanent inâ€" gave their lives and to whose sacâ€" rifice together with all the Fallen we owe our life and liberty: Sunday Afternoon, Feb. 24th, at 4 o‘clock there will be a Memorial Service in St, Andrew‘s Church for the men of the congregation who gave their lives during the war. As no services were held preâ€" viously for these several men, this service for all of them will be of special concern to their families and friends both within the congreâ€" gation of St, Andrew‘s and in the community generally. held Monday Memorial Service _ At St. Andrew‘s Under the auspices of the Beav» er Club of St. John‘s Church a ‘Terryberry, Mrs. C. Hitchman disâ€" tributed prizes, At the close of the Beach, Monday, Feb. 18, Cars for --u_--muummo«se.l at 8 pm. mambets #fd friends. SS Mrs. H. G, Mogg as President of the club welcomed the assembled company. Miss May Crittenden, were served by the members of the club. Refreshments were in charge pitts, Doucett and their committee. The Club will meet at the home The Imperia) Oil Company an,. Rebekah Lodge St. John‘s L. A. GEORGE E. MARLOW Beaver Club FCCD s was & Splendid turnout of 1.0.D.E. FOR SALEâ€"1 pair blocky pure bred Bay Clydesdale horses, coming six years old, weigh 2800 M“lr of mares 7 and 10 weigh pounds, Guaranteed sound and good in all harness, both single and double, Would sult fruit farmer. Would take fresh milch cow, or good seed FOR SALEâ€"80 .ug:uu'a _ Power Sprayer on n _ good working condition. Phone Grimsâ€" by 217â€"R. 82â€"te FOR SALEâ€"Used Combination door, 3 x 7 feet. $5. M’:-bl. 1e FOR SALEâ€"One Besson Cornet (Long model) in new condition. FOR SALEâ€"Wood ashes for sale Apply Merritt m : 7““ln-tlc FOR SALE â€" Hard Wood, stove length. Delivered. Phone, Vineâ€" land 67. 3iâ€"tie FOR SALEâ€"Greenhouse 17 ft. by 50 ft. Apply Wm. Laba, Grimsby FOR SALEâ€"Chesterfleld and two chairs, wine velour, good condiâ€" tion, 89 Paton Street. 82â€"1p FOR SALEâ€"Evans piano in first class condition. Phone m-:-‘s. â€"l1e FOR SALE â€" 1928 Hudson Sedan Phone Beamsville 111 or 300 EFFECTIVE _ _ BUNDAY, FEB. 24th, 1946 and other specific dates Time Table Changes It was unanimously decided to buy twenty five new hymn books for use in the church pariour. We welcomed several new memâ€" bers to our Club and Jean Millyard } We met Tuesday afternoon in the church pariour and this being our first meeting beginning our new year, we were very pleased with the good attendance. ‘The President Leola Mitchell was in the chair and our meeting openâ€" ed with prayer, 1 ‘There was discussion in regard to our objectives for the coming oats, As:r Peter Zoeliner, RR. No. 1, Grimsby. Phone ,“I;Yl]p,d Full information from Agents Et A0m to select for study in universities in any part of the British Empire. Apply Ernie Gale, Beamsville. 82â€"1p juries or disabilitics. Also, it is ex«â€" pected that a further project will Mountain. Classified Advertisements nd Fruit «Listings of House$ Farms. Any size from}wo to fifty acres, Also Grain a"m*. Clients waliting. CANADIAN NATIONAL RARLWAYS BANGLES Sterling and Gold Filled. Many Designs to JIW;’LLIIY. lldq";vg .. e & Beautifully Hand Engraved Fronts. Trinity Service Club TRILIGHTS WITH CANDLE LIGHTSâ€"Complete ...................... $24.95 MARK DOWN SALE OF TABLE LAMPS ......................$8.50 to $14.00 9 to 6 Mon. Tuss. 9 to 12.30 Wed. STORE HOURS ___ Sterling, also Gold Filled. Price $3.00 â€" $10.00, Tax Included PHONE 609 Jas. 1. Theal HEART SHAPED LOCKETS FOR SALE STONE DROP NECKLACES In Gaily Coloured Birthstones. $4.00 to $10.00 40¢ to $4.00, Tax Included for HER J. W. STARR Jewellery and Electrical 4 MAIN STREET, WEST, GRIMSBY British Owned And Operated 32â€"3p MORAL:â€"Advertise in The Inâ€" dependent. No matter what you want to buy, sell, rent, barter, or steal, advertise in these columns and you will get results. LOSTâ€"Gray female cat nine months _ oldâ€"answers to the wm“uu w'" hlophon':m 106. n W. or ® Reward. 82â€"1p WANTEDâ€"To buy or rent six or seven roomed house. Apply, P.O. Box 415, Grimsby. 82â€"1p INTERIOR PAINTING AND PAâ€" PERHANGINGâ€"A. J, Hayward, g ,P,“"‘ 408, Grimaby, the Now everybody is happy includâ€" ing The Independent. At three o‘clock in the afternoon the telephone tingled over the wires of 386â€"J, at 14 Kidd Avenue, and the advertiser and owner of the kitten, Mrs. H. Gladstone Mogg, was more than pleased to hear the words "I have your kitten", _ It was a lady on Main Street west who had found the lovely little anâ€" imal wandering around in the cold, lost and far from home. M::::.flfi'é"i\v'fi PAPER :Auo- Apt. C. Phone 98â€"W. #â€"4f MISCELLANEOUSâ€"For â€" repairs to Refrigerators and other apâ€" glAl‘ll_lg_u. call J. M. Lawson Thanks to the dynamic force of the Classified Advertising columns of The Independent, The Cat Came Back. Brought back by a reader of "Lincoln‘s Leading Weekly". Here‘s the story. LO8T â€" 4 months old Orange kitten, male. _ Finder please phone 368â€"J, or return to 14 Kidd Avenue. That was the small advertiseâ€" ment that appeared, at the insigâ€" nificant sum of 25 cents. _ The Injependent hit the newstands an hour late last Thursday, or in other words 11 o‘clock. LADIESâ€"If you are in need of Full Fashioned CN‘n Hoslery drop a card with ~fl'fl need to H. W. Franklin, 1 Wayâ€" eriey Rd., St. Catharines, 81â€"2p Welianrrnin d _ P T ed "Co8sT members would have better opâ€" portunity to get acquainted. We very much enjoyed as our ...u.uhr.m.n.c.m wick, who told us many interesting things about our Canadian West. mittee reported that the committee had some very good ideas in mind convener of the membership com :'¢‘m' v’él‘u.\& Vll?Dio'l' ::udn viuo.oneg m( ARpules contain ‘.Anlh and g-;:.m. Ninetyâ€" gg_fi $L15. solt . nX BRIDGEPARTY Monday, Feb. 18 Cat Came Back Fiano selections by Poeter Phelps MISCELLANEOUS THE VILLAGE INN WANTED KEY CASES .............. Dependable 15 Jewel Movement, Stainless Steel Case, Luminour Diais. $15.95 Plus Gov‘t Tax LEATHER BILL FOLDS With and Without Zipper, Morocco Calf Skin Ostrich. $1.95 to $5.00 GENTS ELCO WRI8ST WATCHES MEN‘S SOLID 10 KARAT GOLD SIGNET RINGS $9.00 to $35.00, Tax Included the A Byâ€"Law to authorize the use and conveyance of the unused road allowance between lots 4 and 5 in the second concession, Township of North Grimasby, County of Lincoln. Whereas n::leouoa has been made by E. Smith in posâ€" session of the unused road allowâ€" x’hu;u-ua:‘ms.m through his property. Whereas Section 495, Subsection 1 (¢) of the Municipal Act, R.8.0. 1937, mvfihmxg for the of Municipalities to pass Byâ€"Laws for the of ahy Highway or part of a Tuch. | WILF. TRAVIS Byâ€"LAaws for the stoppi :f ) of any Highway or part -11: way and for leasing or selling soil and free hold ‘of a stop up Mighway or part of a Highway WANTEDâ€"Pin boy from two to aix daily. The Bowlaway. â€" 32â€"1¢ Township of North Grimsby WANTEDâ€"Married man for coal WANTEDâ€"Girls experienced in WANTEDâ€"Girl or woman for general house work. Modern home. No heavy work. Good wages. Apply Iflu Howe, Winâ€" ona, Phone 223. 32â€"1p WANTEDâ€"Experienced man to Notice in loni% given that Byâ€" Law No. 544 will passed by the Council of the Municipality of North Grimsby when Section 408, sub section 1 A has been compied NOTICE OF A PROPOSED BYâ€"LAW 544 for HIM sc . pocet â€" in ciation of her faithful services. Audll-lw“ll‘ tea was served, the hostesses being Ho, hum! The longer a bill runs the weaker it gets. were very much enjoyed. prune and spray 95 Northern Spy apple trees 17 mile west of Hamilton. Apply to Mrs. M. Mit. chell, 1041 Main S8t. E., Hamilâ€" truck, Good wages. House proâ€" vided. Shafer Fuel Co. 32â€"1¢ Sheet Metal and rivoting, Apply White Canadian Aircraft. 32â€"1¢ PHONE 376â€"W 89 Paton St. ‘ GENERAL TRUCKING OF ALL KINDS GRIMSBY PLUMBING HELP WANTED RODGER HAWES FRANK BALL 9 to 6 Thur. & Fri. 9 to 10 Sat. sTORE MHOURS presented to Olive Township Clerk Work of Al â€" + x + §IAIR 82â€"1¢