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W. R. Woodland, formerly of Beamsâ€" ville, but for the past few years, of Winnipeg, Man., enlisted in Winnipeg for overseas service a short time ago, but received a telegram to come to Beamsville, ag his wife was very ill. Upon arrival here he decided that if he could be transferred from the Winâ€" nipeg company to a local company, he would do so and he is endeavoring now to be attached to the Second Draâ€" goons, at GRIMSBY, in order that while he remains in Canada he may be nrear his famly in Beamsville. You will find a great selection of overcoats for young men at A. F. Hawke‘s, Newest slipâ€"on styles with looseâ€"fitting or formâ€"fitting backs. Materials are no less distinctive than the style. Very moderately priced at $15.00, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00. Caplital Authorized $5,000,000 Capital Pald up â€" â€" $3,000,000 Surplus â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" $3,750,000 For Saleâ€"Corn in the shock, cheap. Apply T. R. Hunter, Grimsby, Phone 26. House to rentâ€"â€"Containing furnace electric lights, town water. Possession can be given Sept. 18.. Will rent very reasonable to a good tenant. For parâ€" ticulars apply Albert Marsh. For Saleâ€"A pair of heavy colts, matched, one a suckling, the other a yearling, also team of work horses, 6 and 7 years old, a lumber wagon and two horse dray. Apply to W. C. Durâ€" ham, Phone 182 GRIMSBY. * Mr. John Rudolph was in town over the holiday renewing old acquainâ€" tances. j Stil Arrivingâ€"New shapes â€" and mounts in the millinery department. K. M. Stephen. For Saleâ€"Two young fresh milch cows. Apply A. Bingle, phone ©282, ring 2, GRIMSBY, Ont. I am prepared to do one horse plow ing at reasonable rates. Apply C. Trafford, a mile west of GRIMSBY. St. Andrews A.Y.P.A. will resume their meetings Monday, Oct. 18, when plans will be made for this season‘s work. All former members and others are urgently requested to attend this meeting at the Parish Hall. Lostâ€"At McNeilly‘s sWally, or in the vicinity of Winona, a small box containing a pearl ring. Rewiard at Geo. Miller‘s, GRIMSBY. _ For Saleâ€"Indian motor cycle _ and side car, 1914 model, fitted with 1915 starter; original value $520. Good bargain. Apply to â€" F. P. Macklem, GRIMSBY. "ROUGH ON RATS" clears out rats, mice, etc. Don‘t dié in the house. 15c and 25¢ at Drug and Country Stores. Sept. 8|15 Miss Clara Randali spent Thanksâ€" giving Day visiting with friends in Galt Ont. To Rentâ€"A house on Robinson St. electric light and water. Apply to E. E. Farewell,. Rcebinson St., GRIMSâ€" BY, telephonre 311. The teaâ€"room at Mr. Fleming‘s, will not be open on Saturday of this week. High tea will be served from five to eight on Thursday afternoon. Chicken pie is the big item on the tea room bill of fare now. Wantedâ€"Reliable man to sell nursâ€" ery stock. Good commission. _ Thos. W; Bowman & Son Co., Ltd., Ridgeâ€" ville, Ont. Mr. M. L. VanDyke of Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. W. Barlow of St. Catharines visited with Mrs. J. W. VanDyke over the holiday. Don‘t forget the drawing for the auâ€" tomobile_and the presentation to Charâ€" lie Carter in Moore‘s theatre on Tuesâ€" day night next. High tea will be served at the tea room east of the village on Thursday (tomorrow afternoon). The tea room will be closed on Saturday. Mrs. J. 0. Konkle, who underwent an operation for appendicitis in Hamâ€" ilton Hospital last week, is progressâ€" ing as favorably as can be expected. To Let on Sharesâ€"A large number of good breeding ewes,. Possession in November. Termsg ireasonable. Apply to Miss M. Sophia St. John, R. R. 1, Smithville, Ont., near Fulton, Have had several enquiries for shavyâ€" ings. If you are in need of any for bedding, leave your orders with H. Hillier & Son, or phone 205 or 279, GRIMSBY. Miss Irene Coulter, for a number of years a member of the INDEâ€" PENDENT staff, was married in Toâ€" ronto on September 29, 1915, to Mr. B. Taylor of that city. The purchaser of the W. C. Durham farm at the top of the GRIMSBY Mountain, has rented the whole farm to Hilts Bros. to work on shares for three years. In the meantime the big farm will be subdivided and offered for sale in lots to suit purchasers. As lots are sold off, Hilts Bros. will reâ€" linquish claim on the portion sold. They will take possession right away. W. C. Durham has purchased a small fruit farm near GRIMSBY East and will move onto it in the near,. future. This farm, formerly known as the Calder farm, is one of the biggest ang best farms in the Township of North GRIMSBY and its ‘subdivision into smaller farms marks the march â€" of progress on the mountain, which has been so rapid below the mountain. The probabilities that in the next ten years nearly all the big farms lying along the Ridge Road on the mountain will be subâ€"divided. Mr. Arnold Habkirk, of Seaforth, spent.the holiday with his siter, Mrs. w ; J, Hleet. ¢ Mr. Charles VanDyke, of London, visited with his brother, R. F‘., over the weekâ€"end. Mr. E. H. Culip has opened uD A confectionery store and ice cream parlor in Merritton. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Warren, of Atâ€" terclffe, spent tha holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Flood, GRIMSBY. Auction Saleâ€"Mr. H. Whitten, living just north of the Thirty Shalley, one mile west of Beamsville, has decided to discontinue fruit farming and will offer for sale by public auction, all his farm stock, implements and household furniture, on Friday, Oct. 15, at one o‘clock p.m. Mr. Whitten‘s household goods are nearly new and in excellent condition. Everything will be sold positively without reserve, as Mr. and Mrs. Whitten are moving away. Terms nine months‘ credit on sums over $10. Jas. A. Livingston, auctioneer. Mr. and Mrs. Ed., Mannell spent the weekâ€"end with friends in Sanburn, N. Don‘t forget the auction sale â€" of cattle, horses and feed at the farm of Robt,. Penfold, one and a _ half mileg southi of Vinemount, on Monday next, Oct. 18. There is a large numâ€" ber of milch cows, fat cattle, young cattle, horses and a qquantity of ray and oats. Everyvthing will be sold vithout reserve. Sale at one o‘clock. Twelve months‘ credit. Jas. A. Livâ€" ingston, Auctioneer. Horse for sale. Apply to Mrs. Trusâ€" del, East of Village. Frank Flood of Paris spent the holiâ€" day with his parents here. House for Rent, with hat air turâ€" nace and electric light, Apply to Box 442, GRIMSBY. To Letâ€"Three rooms on Clarke St. opposite Marsh‘3s imill. Apply at the house. , Mr. Yeo hag moved his stock _ of goods into .E. H. Culp‘s new store, next to the post office. > Don‘t forget Saturday is opening sale dayat Yeo‘s 5, 10, 15 and 25 cent store, in their new home next to Post Office. Dr. O. Snyder, V.S., will locate â€" in GRIMSBY on Tuesday, Oct. 19, and will be prepared to angwer all calls at the Hotel GRIMSBY. Telephone 11 on and after thatâ€"date. For Saleâ€"Three coal stoves, self feeders, one with an oven and three small stoves. Cheap for cash. Also an 8â€"roomed house for rent or sale. Apply to Dr. Alexander, GRIMSBY. Wantedâ€"A married man with exâ€" perience in fruit farming, to work by the year. Tenant louse supplied and other privileges. Apply to Wim. Montâ€" gomery, Robinson Street, ARIMSPBY. PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOANâ€"I have secured a limited amount of pri vate funds which I am prepared to l0an on gilt edge security at once. Apply for particulars to H. H. Anâ€" derson. GRIMSBY. THRIFT AlBs yeui _ â€"â€"arf$ %HEWHH'EST. UG"T‘ES? SS Y w bl AINT v 2L maseartittne RLINT O H "erme, CA TB C L r]) 1nGREDIEXâ€"~ is x For â€"ATMLT U N24 S. E. MABEY, Grimsby is what all doctors prescribe for you to eat. ‘Meat of all kinds is one of the staple articles of all food. A poor grade of meat will soon ruin your health and run up doctor‘s bills. We handle nothing but the best qualâ€" ity of goods obtainable. and you are playing "Safety First" by dealing here Boy Wantedâ€"To learn plumbjmng trade, good «opportunmity to Tight party. Jas. XA. Wray, GRIMSBY, Building Moverâ€"Any person â€" who Lhas buildings to move or to raise, should apply to S. Wardell, Robinson St. South, GRIMSBY, foreman forâ€" C. E; Wardell, St. Catharines, Ont. Lostâ€"An oil cup off a fruilt. dray, between Geo, Crain‘s Brick Yard and GRIMSBY Beach Corner. Finder Mr. Woodruff will sell his home on Robinson street or will rent furnishâ€" ed for the winter months. All conven.â€" iences. See Mr. Woodruff, or ‘phone 171. Mr. T. P. Yates will lecture in Moore‘s Theatre. on Sunday next, Oct. 17, at 8 p.m., on the subject ‘"‘Pastor Russell‘s Teachings examined," and at 8 p.m. on "The Second Coming of our Lord." Read Prov. 18.13. During the .October Clearing Sale at A. F. Hawke‘s. 50 ladies dresses worth $10 to $20, to clear at $3 and $5. 20 ladies heavy coats to clear at $1 ech. Heavy fall and winter coatâ€" ings, clearing below cost. A. F. Hawke. Voter‘s List, Township of North Grimsby NOTICE is hereby given that a Court will be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters‘ Lists Act, by His Honâ€" or, the Judge of the County Court of the County of Lincoln, at Council Chamber in the Village of Grimsby, on the eighteenth day of October, 1915, at the hour of 2.30 o‘clock in the afterâ€" noon, to héar and determine comâ€" plaints of errors and omissions in the Voters‘ List of the Municipality of the Township of North Grimsby, for 1915. Dated the second day of October, 1915. please leave at INDEPENDENT Office or call up W. 8. Southward, 79 ring 4, Beamsvilie, Ont. IN THE MATTER of the Application of the Corporation of the Village Of Grimsby, for annexation thereto of all that portion of the Township of North Grimsby, in the County Of Lincoln, adjoining the said Village of Grimsby, particularly described in Byâ€"Law 405 of the said Village. The Board hereby adjourns the Hearâ€" ing.of this Application from Friday, the Eighth Day of October, 1915, to Monda‘h}% theâ€"Highth day of*November, 1915, at"t hour of Two O‘clock in the afternoon, at the Council Chamber, in the Village of Grimsby. § Dated October, The Ontarig Railway Munici;:l Board Clerk of the Municipality of the Township of North Grimsby. Card Rails and Room Mouldings a large stock Select Patterns and Pretty Colorings _ Always glad to show you Borders for Tinted Walls Window Phanie Best quality 25¢ a yard" Gives rich effect like stained glass. Adjournment of Hearing Nourishing Foods CLOKE & SON ‘all Paper BEST VALUES 16 West King Street Hamilton, Ont at Toronto this Fifth day of K. D., 1915. Phone No. 88 Judge‘s Court THOS. W. ALLAN, w J *R THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY. ONTARIO H. C. SMALL Secretary. n "J P.F. 3368 Jimmy enjoys a reputation of being the most expert safe opener known. The touch of his delicate, sensitive finger tips is irresistible. One day a little girl, sister of Rose Lane, his financee, is accidently locked in the kank safe. Nobody is at hand who knows the combination that will open it. The child seems doomed to suffoâ€" cation. In tke crisis Leeâ€" Randall comes forweard. A convincing, logica!l story, giving opportunities for strorg, natural act ing and sincere cmotivnalism. Robert Warwick in the character of Jimmy Valentine has one of the strongest acting parts ecver presented on the screen. With fingerâ€"tip3 that have heen pared to the quick for the work, â€" he toils steadfaistly and silently until he cpers the safe. The child is released. But on the evidence of this work the waiting detective arrests him. Te in tervention of Rose, however, sesures Lee‘s final deliverance, as the detecâ€" tive concedes that she has _ more rneed of him than the Slate of Massaâ€" chusetts. j He is given a chance in a bank, of which .Mr. Lane is the president, He "goes straight." Hisgs old associates are after him, but he wards them off. The detectives try to pounce on him for offences on which ne may be conâ€" victed, but he adroitly proves an alibi every time. , For Egg Associations The longâ€"suffering local grocer in some communities has a hard propoâ€" tion to sell the _ consumer "strictly fresh egg" from those that are often offered him. He would like to buy better eggs and could afford to pay more for them â€" if eggs of certified quality were offered in such numâ€" bers that he could build up a freshâ€" egg‘ trade. It is keld by the departâ€" ment of farm management of "‘the Nebraska agricultural college that practically the only way that the con sumer may get satisfaction (and get eggs that in the long run will really be cheaper, despite the fact that they may cost a little more), the only way that the merchant may make a fair profit, and the only way the farmer may get what fresh egsgs are worth, is to coâ€"operate. If an asâ€" sociation of several producers Will agree to furnish eggs bearing the date of laying on each egg, together with the name or number of the pro ducer, and furnish them regularly and in such quantities that they may be recognizec in the market, there seemps little doubt that it would work an economic benefit for the entire community, To be seen at Moore‘s â€" ‘Theatre, Oct. 16, 1915. Pte. 0. S. Teeft desires to tiank the ladies of the GRIMSBY Women‘s Institute for the parcels of comforts sent with kim to be distributed â€" to the GRIMSBY boys at Niagara Carip. The boys were greatly pleased with the presents and desired Pte. Teeft to thank the ladies on their behalf. Mrs. Hamilton Fleming has kindly thrown open her home to the ladies in charge of ths tea room, for their use at the high tea to be ‘held at the tea room toâ€"morrow night. All who can not be accommodated in the tea room will be well looked after in the: spacious dining room of Mrs. F®leming‘s home. Special Noticeâ€"To fruit growers who want spray material for . fall spraying, will please place their orâ€" ders at once with J. . J. Groce, Agent for the Grasselli <~Lime & Sulphur Solution. J. J. Groce, ‘phone 107, GRIMSBY. Electric light, bell and power wirâ€" ing, Let me give you an estimate on your electrical work. We make _ a specialty of wiring houses already constructed without wrecking them. E. E. Farewell, â€" GRIMSBY, ‘phone 311; Let us recommend to your notice the very experienced staff which you will find in our dresmaking ~departâ€" ment. You have longed for this evenâ€" ing dress, which from the first seam to ‘the last bit of trimming, is design €d especially for you. Special features are the afternoon, evening dresses and the threeâ€"picce suit so much in demand. Prices very moderate. A. F. Hawke. â€" Â¥ Rose Lane, riding if a ratlroad Barlor car, is insulted by a fellowâ€" Bassenger. She is aefended by a hand some stranger, who, assured taat she will not be further molesteod, uisapâ€" pears from the scégne. Rose has fallen ?’n love with her savios, and her love does not diminish with the lapse . of three years. One day she is visiting Sing Sing in company with her fathâ€" er, the Lieutenantâ€"Governor of the State, and amonyg the convicts â€" she recognizes her deliver in the person of Lee Randall, slias Jimmy Valenâ€" tine, who is suffering imprisonment for a@ crime of which ‘he so convincâ€" ingly pleads ignorance, that the Lieu tenantâ€"Governor secures his release. The first of the 44th Regt. Band‘s popular monthly ten cent band conmâ€" certs for the 1915â€"16 season will be held in Moore‘s theatre on Tuesday evening, November 2. The night has been changed this year from Thursâ€" day to Tuesday. j ‘ Mrs. 0. Zryd and baby of Hespeler, spent the ‘hcliday with Mrs. Jas. A. Livingston. Wantedâ€"A gencral servant. Must bave good references. Apply to Mrs. Leslie M. Nelles, mile east of GRIMS BY. * For Saleâ€"On,. the: ground, four acres of ear corn in the shock, will run about three pushels to the shock, also a quantity of sugar beets, delivâ€" ered. Prices right,. A. Sturch, teleâ€" phone 2 ring 3, GRIMSBY, Ont. A â€" meceting of the Women‘s Instiâ€" tute will be held in the Council Cham berg next Tueseday, Oct. 19, at three o‘clock. _ As this ig the first mesting since Spring and an urgent business meeting, all members should not fail to be present. * ROBERT WARWICK IN "ALIAS JIMMY â€" YÂ¥ALENTINE*" wBa oZe oBe oBe aBe Bs eBe oBe aBe oGe oBe oBe aBe aBe aBe oBe ofe ofs ofe oBe oBe oBe oBe oBe oBe eBe oBe oBe oBe oBe aBe ofe aBe ofe ohe ofe efe oBe oBe abe oBe eBe Te ofe ofe ofe ofe ofe ofe ofe ofe ofe ofe wBe oBe «Go eBe ole eBa ofe oBe cBe eB eB afe eBe oBe afe ofe cBe afe afe obe obe oBe oBe «Be oBe aBe aBe oBe aBe afe oBe cBe aBe sGe aBe aBe afe aBe oBe afe aBe aBe aBe oBe oBe ohe aBe oBe afe afe afe ofe ofe En cBe se cQe ofe afs efuefecfe Grimsby Branch Lo oBn oBe oBe cBe oBe oBa eBe eBe oBe aBe eBe oBe aBa che oBe aGe eBa oBe aBe oBe aBe oBe aBe afe aBe eBe oBe oBe oBe cBe aBe she afe sfe afe abe afe ofe aBoole oBe sGe eBeofe aEe nfe sReofeaSecSecSecie Do Your Fall Buying Now _ AT THE Dress Goods House A. F. HAW K E THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE JOHN AIRD, General Manager. Interest at the current rate is allowed on all deposits of $1 and upwards. â€" Careful attention is given to every account. Small accounts are welcomed. â€"Accounts may be opened and operated by mail. Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons, withâ€" drawals to be made by any one of them or by the survivor, . ® S56Q Your order will be given prompt attenâ€" tion and we assure you perfection in the dressmaking departâ€" ment of CAPITAL, $15,000,000 _ RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000 Thanksgiving Day is spent by many gu shoot. Rabbits are "in season" now, so the holiday opportunity. Buy the be trouble caused by misâ€"fire in poor loads. We still have plenty of Apple Picking Baskets at 60c and 75¢ each. s If you want goods at special khours kindly mention it and we will do our best. + We Offer You :â€" Soverign Shells, 12â€"ge.,..................85¢ box £ * : AGâ€"ge ....:....!:...1...19¢ box Remington Shells 12â€"ge.................. 90c box These cool mornings nip the fingers. Get a pair of gloves or finger mitts. § Canvas Gloves 8c and 10c pair s Leather Mitts and Gloves from 25c to 60c The Mills Grocery and Hardware Co. Phone 21, GRIMSBY Thanksgiving Day is generally the occasion for visiting. Some of your relatives or friends may suddenly .arrive. How is your stock of groceries and provisions? Have a look before too lateâ€"â€"then call up Phone 21. i Send the INDEPENDENT to you SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS nGe oBu sGe oBe fls alo aBe ofe cBe aBe aBe afe afe ofe ce ohe ol ce oBo oBeobe abe ofe aBe aBe sBe ole aBe ale eB abe ohe oge aBe ohe aBe afe sGe ofe oke afe ofe afe ofe ofe SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D. D.C.L., President HARDW ARE GROCERIES H. V. F. JONES, Ass‘t General Manager WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1915 gun sports in the so avail yourself of best shellss Save . Waugh. Manager criends