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down the sink drain regularly will MASOoN‘S TAXI A kettle of boiling water ‘The Little Shoemaker‘ ‘The kiddies are back to school. ‘They must be kept well dressed and their footwear must be good. and their littie Te0% TTOT m’mMmfld times must hhrm We can keep them in that conâ€" dition. Our repair department is the best in the district. A trial repair job will prove that. 24 HOUR SERVICE Next Door to Dymond‘s Drug ‘To KEEP THEM WEL SHOD Card Index Trays Telephone List Finders Star Cleaners & Dyers PICKâ€"UP & DELIVFRY travel a lot of miles a day SHAFER BROS APPLIED BY EXPERT Guaranteed Workmanship and their little feet from OFFICE SUPPLIES 605 SAVE YOUR MUNEY, YOU MAY NEED IT a ® ® bathâ€"tubs are made ROOFING 14 MURRAY STREET in Canada to comâ€" a city the size of CoUNTY TURNS BACK During the sessions of the Charâ€" u,mwmo-m-u the chairmanship of Reeve Frank umum..-en-rl proved the expenditure of the Road | j Department in the amount of $1,â€" 799.20 for the resurfacing of driveâ€"| ; ways at the Niagara Peninsula| Sanatorium. ‘The expenditure was charged to Charity grants. Hosâ€"| pital accounts presented by the Chairman to council were approved | for payment. 1 ‘The Assessment Committee and the county council approved yestâ€"| erday of a suggestion of Ron Keatâ€" ing, Merritton assessor and Chairâ€"| man of the Lincoln County Asâ€" sessors‘ Association, that the counâ€" cil advise county residents by letâ€" ter regarding the theory and pracâ€" tise of the new assessing procedure recently adopted. Mr. Keating statâ€" ed that he felt such a step would go far to alleviate any unfavorâ€" able reaction and adverse comment. ‘The question of aid to the Vicâ€" torian Order of Nurses came up again at the session when council was interviewed by Misses Ferguâ€" son and Miller of the Order. Counâ€" cil was again requested to purchase cars for the order but the members decided to hold to their original inâ€" tention of simply making a grant for services. Deputyâ€"Reeve R. G. Dawson of Niagara Township preâ€" sented the monthly report of the Industrial Home during the sesâ€" The County of ‘Wentworth reâ€" quested and received from Lincoln County approval to a resolution calling upon the provincial governâ€" ment to increase financial ald to hospitals for incurables. At the close of the oneâ€"day seasions Reeve J. R. Stork of Louth Township preâ€" county for Grade A and B pupiis in continuation, high and vocational Education subâ€"committee. He statâ€" ed that the accounts totalled $56,â€" T43.48 and he recommended payâ€" ment for $53,761.49, pointing out that some adjustments were necesâ€" GRIMSBY HIGH PUPILS PE business firm of Cole‘s Ltd. Shirley Cornwellâ€"Has returned to High School for further trainâ€" Technicianâ€"Queen‘s University. Anna Earieâ€"Is following a busiâ€" ness career. Wiliiam Farreiiâ€"Has returned to High School for further training. _ Phyllis Garlandâ€"Attending Busâ€" Iness College in Hamilton. Murie! Graceyâ€"Joined the staff of the Canadian Bank of Comâ€" Elizabeth H a n d â€" W\ Technicianâ€"Queen‘s University. Jane Higginsâ€"Laboratory Techâ€" nicianâ€"General Hospital. Mavelock Jewsonâ€"Dept. of Phyâ€" sical and Health Educationâ€"Uniâ€" versity of Toronto. of Architectureâ€"I Fred Kosio â€"Well‘s Business Wilda Morrisâ€"Teacher‘s Course to our Mill at 11 Ontario St. will convince you that we carry a complete line of Flour and Feeds, Five Roses Flour in 7s, 24‘s and 98‘s, Robin Hood Flour in 7s, 24‘s, 98‘s, Monarch Flour in 7‘s, 24‘s only, Teaâ€"Bisk. Complete Stock Of CAFETERIA, MONARCH AND MASTER FEEDS â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" WE DEIIJVER â€"â€" PHONE 315 GRIMSBY FLOUR & FEED A VISIT THE GRIMSBY W, L. Byford n;w.,w._.‘mq“,uw y of ‘Toronto. Madeline Pogachar â€" G€ Artsâ€"University of Toronto. University of Toronto. Artsâ€"McGill University, Montreal. at Winona which, in addition to producing fruit, would be suitable to the growing of mulberry trees and raw silk production. Mr3. Sparâ€" ‘llu‘lnouumtenm.ld-‘ ministered through the Departâ€" ment of Veterans‘ Affairs, assisted materially in furnishing their new home and in getting started in their new business venture While their work this year has been experimental only and they have made no shipments, results, they said, have been very gratifyâ€" ‘Ia‘lohruulmy have every hope of being highly successful in the years ahead. (Purchasing the Winona properâ€" ty in January of this year, they COUPLE LEAVE DRUG 1,000 hybrid mulberry INDEPENDENT GRIMSBY type, from Mincral Wells, Texas, which were set out in early spring and have grown successfully. Mulâ€" berry leaves are the only food of silk worms and, when the bushes had advanced to the leafing stage, they secured a quantity of silk worm eggs from the Canadian Seâ€" riculture Company Limited, of Brantford, an organization started ibymR.C.A.l‘. veteran of the last war. l "The life cycle of the silk worms is but 28 days," Mrs. Sparling exâ€" â€"plund."' , "and during this time it is necessary to feed the worms, every four hours. In our OIM" mental work we have kept the worms on lenoâ€"covered fruit basket tops. Regularly, a sheer cloth or muslin is used. In their life span, the worms moult five times." "Having attained full growth, the worm," she said, "is ready to spin its cocoon, changes to a chrysalis (puâ€" pa) which, after about 12 days, beâ€" comes a moth., Each female moth, it was learnâ€" ed, lays from 300 to 400 eggs and one ounce of eggs will produce about 40,000 silk worms which will require about 1,500 pounds of mul« berry leaves for their life cycle. It takes about six weeks in which to complete the cycle from egg to coâ€" coon which constitutes the saleable erop of raw allk. Silk worms must be raised inâ€" doors with careful temperature reâ€" gulation. The worm has a mouth but no eyes, while the moth has eyes but no mouth. The mulberry bushes, which may be successfully grown in this area, \mplluhdwlunonullnfmu leaves the ground. "This is something entirely new to us," Mrs. Sparling said, "but I get a great kick out of feeding the worms and looking after them. Eventually, I hope, it will be a worthwhile business." Anked if she had any intention of going back to the drug business, Mra. Sparling replied, "I may go back and do a little dispensing some time, but this farm life is certainly enjoyable and healthy." kept on feeding trays, Jan. ‘47 Mrs. Lioyd Rosebrugh, Grimsby Beach ......_..._Aug. ‘48 ‘48 CANADA COACH LINES BUS TIME TABLES CHANGED FARE ‘AND ONEâ€"THIRD FOR THE ROUND TRIP EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, SEPT. 28th ALL CANADA COACHES LINE BUSSES WILL OPERATE ON GOOD GOKNG: From 12 o‘clock noon, Friday, October 10th to 2 p.m., Monday, October 13th. RETURN LIMIT: Leave destination not later than 12 o‘clock midnight, Tuesday, October 14th. Conmsult nearest railway ticket agent STANDARD TIME ‘47 E. E. Ewing, ‘Toronto ... w Mra. B. W. Shantz, J. B. Vanduzer,