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PHONE 73â€" Wâ€"12 _____ Sand, Gravel, Crushed Stone Grapes Hauled To Winery When thinking of buying winter Katahdin potatoes DON‘T FORGET HARVEY BARN SPRAYING SIGN MANUFACTURING AND PAINTING Campbell & McMane HARVEY EASSON MACHINE WORK _ â€" SPRAY PAINTING IMPERIAL GAS AND OIL Grassie Garage For 8 in. and 10 in. Concrete Blocks THE CRIMSBY CONCRETE CO empine anass mes 5o @on mnc:.ummwunm Fixtures and frings designed ftor wyle and wility ars avalabe tor wmnple, . sconomical inataliation | in bitchen, bathroom and lowadry. Sofe guard the hedith i# your FumBy . . . uid to the combarts of dally bring. Lee us bor tull particubars. CAR PAINTING Corner Clarke and Robinson Streets â€"â€"â€" TELEPHONE 686 â€"â€" PHONE GRIMSBY 282â€"â€"13 CENERAL REPAIRS GOODYEAR TIRES $20 AND UP . L. HIGGINS CONTINUATIONS was expected that in mew oÂ¥rk state the price would not be higher than $85 a ton. It WaSs stated that New York state wineries are heayâ€" to Canadian firms. ‘ ‘The price for Ontario §razes sold to processors was set at $95 a ton last Thursday by the Ontarip Marâ€" keting Board. This is the nighest IMMIGRANTS FIND ‘ taken other work until the right | opening comes. ‘ Some come to St. Cathaâ€"ines beâ€" cause they have friends beâ€"e, while others are referred here bY employâ€" ment officers at the reception cenâ€" Ontario for | s. L the mv_l_n_”nwnndhlfl sends to that centre descriptions of sultable employment vacancies here, and in that WwBY some of the immigrants have COMé here. Others have come to the city and have found employment by contacting O. §. Boase, supervisor of the Lincoln County Citizens‘ Committee. Nr. Clark said that the typ¢ of immigrant coming here continues to be high and "will make a real contribution to Canadian life." He said that some of the Britons were filling a real need here, citing the case of one experienceC greenhouse man who had found -flqfij with a local florist. Local textile companies have been particularly anxious to obtain skilled textile workers from Briâ€" tain, but so far none have come to this district, Mr. Clark stated. added that the increase of 3290 from last year would barely cover udded costs of growing and markâ€" mmmmuu-u At a meeting 10 days ago in Torâ€" mmn‘m.‘h‘ set the price, it was stated, but no agreement could be reached. Negoâ€" tistions were arranged by the Onâ€" tario Marketing Board, with Judge A. B. Currey of Manitoulin, as arâ€" bitrator. The agreement was finally reached late Wednesday. ‘This year‘s crop will be a "good can turn it over and see the fruit "I & art ap, 10 LORL SRVRE i mu'fi'fifl!“"wz.: ticularty high quality fruit 107 T# pores» u-b.uubâ€".'l'-“od-.: 'll‘wummâ€"lht'l“.oâ€"t vented this container. Our frult, telligent my opinion, is of higher 9440tYre(t that mmmmu-uc reson mmmmuumrfl son why we cannot ship a more atâ€" esims wat s A shipment of "dead ripe" pesâ€"| *5", 7 ches which be se to Bmoktt‘s Bt" Palls, a distance of 200 miles, he | th#‘ umum-m--‘ owing to the fact that the shredded | her "I have long THE GRMSBY From Page One o an inventive your suey. ARBOPF" * LoD c fave been made no crop of thes? nl!unlluu!""“ WW‘-“““;M ‘The seed of the plant is | 31 ."whwm 36 inches apart Tne seed eventusi~ ty produces a plant of height MM"‘.‘. w”g.uâ€"nudmpfll re FM somewhat _ in the ,..,..g_-mrn-‘l"""' Aaelf is only about as large 45 2 he weRsues C000 Cl they g.po.fidl"‘w I hope to obtain anywhere up to 1000 pa-tdt-shllfl"-"’ ...,,uwh-"‘"“‘” the unusual spring u',’.'r":‘.‘ would ordinarily ®e about a month earlier. The agent through which the pleased with early samples of the lw-..mdmv- "** _ _ l ... an meBhs FUATâ€" esn N C ns‘ by no means guarâ€" :;::,t:wahl’hfi & nmdla‘cfl’“‘""‘“‘ mmuladmw.'d 5e too long what may very We ** Mung Beans. Seeatee COs C ecd Catharines Branck of the Canadian Men 2 o 295. O h CERaRERaREE ET C C ces Legion. Col. Ball spoke words of praise to the council during the course of his remarks for the stand which it had taken last year on the wdmww Acting on the recommenGaLior "* mmcuâ€"m-w&t Mdmwu- burner, council, however, turned down the request. Warden Patterâ€" ....u-l.mumm World War and a prominent memâ€" ber of the Old Niagars Legion, pointed out to the delegation that if the county council aided one Leâ€" gion Branch in the county it must ‘;Qu-mnlh-dlh opinion that each community should carry its own Legion branch. t‘l‘hu.dlnn.tdtw the Warden‘s stand on the question, COoUNTY CONSTABLES Now they are happy to be able to learn. Let their experiences be a lesson to you. 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