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I"? . " ”(>1 y. L '694_zTXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXI__, I q . A" y . " ..: TRY--, .J . . trf ' _ " p, {an " . 'd ‘ h' " It: '. . . _ lit: Sam Hunt, Grimsby Dec. 31120 T. R. Gilmore, Beamsvlle Sept. 12117 H. It. Dovenor, Grimsby Jan. 28122 Dr. D. Clark, Grimsby June 30120 phas. Laing, Grimsby Feb. 25I21 30amsville Preserving Co., Beamsville Sam Hunt, Grimsby Dec. T. B. Gilmore, Beamsvlle Sept. H. It. Dovenor, Grimsby Jan. Dr. D. Clark, Grimsby June ' ‘. Hilts, Grimsby Nov. 1:20 ,. St. John, Grimsby Aug. 1|20 ' a. Woolverton, Grimsby Dec. 31120 J J. Stephen, Grimsby Dec. 31120 'iss, W. Wasnidge, Grimsby EA. D McMillan, St. Catharines ' , Dec. A. Boulter, Smithville Dec. Legislative Library, Toronto llTTLE lilillllilllllllliliEllf Ill/lg ililllliillilillil0 g, ONT. ii if "r69mTTTtttttttttttttttttttttttttteetettttttf, Fs ,‘ Notice is hereby given that I will ' f be responsible for any debts con- . ted in my name, by my wife, Bl 'Alice Sweet, as she has left my 'llirputd board. Wedriesday, February 25th, 1920 16-2-20 Em Dr. Dev , . 3&\'rel‘iah1n 133.13.? If' tetth _Plns 351. box. mailed to price. The all”. On RestOreij’V and Bra n; 1tfitfiiCtra'i, two for $5, 1ttt rerun“; A 0. "immimmumiummmmmmnmmmimmumimmmmummmmmmnmmrt reliable Regulaltln; Pill 3.120;. Sold at all Dru For Painting and Decorating in all its branches l Signs of all kinds Phone 269 P.O. Box 552 . Adelaide Street 'aio SMOKE AND CURE MEAT gfietter than the old smoke house '7‘ method use Parke's Smoke Essence inst applrit with_ a prush. The PARKE & PARKE, Ltd. 'i'iGiit r%fains tender because the [moisture is retained instead of being driven oft by the heat. Macnab " and Market Square HAMILTON, - ONT. Public Notice t Store of 1001 Things Pruning Saws . Grape Clippers Tree Pruners, etc. Grape, Twines now in. Our prices are attractive on these lines. awe tfefr_ulatintr Pill for Women. rox. Sold at all Drug Stores. Ot l to any address on receipt of The Scobell Drug co., St. Cath- alum-lo. McCormick and Deering Farm Machinery . Bissell Discs (Signed) George Arthur" Sweet will " by ttr tt tt tt A A tt E4 tt mmzm tt Me and 75c bottles. Baldwin's Hardware PAID UP LIST International Tractors Now is the time to book f':L'ftiiwtif'tid PE? Dec Des Feb. 15121 Nov. 1:20 Phone 21 31120 31120 31120 20 E E E Ottawa, Feb. 21.---Declaring that the Dominion Canners Ltd., of Ham- ilton and the Canadian Canners Ltd., of Toronto, have formed a combine, which is operating to the detriment of and against the public interests, Board of Commerce has called a meeting at Toronto on Monday March 22, to deal with the matter. The complaints filed by the Board against the two canning companies, charge that they have in association with various other incorporated com- panies and persons, at present un- known, formed and are now operat- ing combines which have relation to, canned fruits, vegetables, berries and other canned goods. It is charged these combines are based .upon actual or tacit agreements and that they have effected limiting facilities for producing, manufacturing, supplying, storing and dealing in canned goods and also the fixing ot a common and resale price, enhancing the cost of goods. This trust or monopoly has, it is stated, been formed, and is act- ing to the detriment of the public, both consumers and producers. . , ' In accordance with a motion mas- sed at the last General M-eting of the Branch, the rooms will be occu- pied by the Annual Convention of the Niagara Peninsula Fruit Growers' Association on Wednesday afternoon and evening March 10-9rom twelve o'elock, noon. All members will gov- ern themselves accordingly, please. A special meeting of the Executive Committee will be held in the Office of the Clubrooms, on Thursday even- ing ot this week. The next General Meeting of the Association will be held in the Club- rooms on Tuesdday evening, March 2, 1920--at eight o’clock. The Execu- tive, Committee will meet at seven- thirty. A good attendance is espec- ially urged as the Ladies Auxiliary will be present at the meeting and immediately upon the conclusion of routine business, the meeting will be devoted to social intercourse, during which light refreshments will be served by tho Auxiliary. _ VETERANS- Bring your women- folk with you to the regular General Meeting of the Branch in the Club- rooms on Tuesday evening. next. Ite- refreshments wil": be served by the Ladies Auxiliary after the routine business has been dispensed with; and a social evening spent. Every member of the G. W. V. A should support the bi-monthly danc es of the Assopiaion. The next one h on Friday night of this week, in th, Clabrooms; and your hearty suppor of it will contribute materially to tlr health of the Branch. For stringing large beads violin strings are excellent. Bent whNebones can be straight- ened 'by soaking ..them in boiling water for a few moments and then ironing them straight. ll, Ill, l l BURNER ADVANCE IN HATES JAS. A. LIVINGSTON & SONS BANNERS (llllillllili If present plans of the Dominion Express company are carried into operation and indications are that that they will, there will be estab- lished between Hamilton and St. Catharines on March 1, a motor- truck expreSS service, which will be the ifrst of its kind in Canada. It is the intention of the company, which is without direct rail communication between Hamilton and the Garden City, as well as other towns in the fruit belt, to install the motor ser- vices to expedite delivery and take care of its greatly increased business. At present goods consigned to St. Catharines from or through Hamilton are forwarded via H. G. & B. rail- way to Beamsville., from where they are transported hy stage to their des- tination. This causes not only un- necessary handling of freight, but de lay in transit and does not conform with the company’s standard of! effi- ciency. Speaking to the Spectator Satur- day morning, C. A. Dobson, local agent, said that though the question of establishing a truck express had been under consideration but a few weeks, it was likely to be a reality, by the end ot this month. The plans called for two trips in both directions daily and timed in accordance with the arrival and departure of trains to and from Hamilton. Details, how- ever, had not been worked out fully, but the establishment of the new ser- vice was almost certain. Mr. Bob.. son said that motor-trucks had been utilized by express companies to meet similar conditions in the United Appearing in "Castles in the Air" at Moore’s Theatre on Saturday Night; Feb. 27th IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIllllllllfllllllll "tmimi-multi-tttitem-rail-item"" ,iy////////////////////////////////////a MOTOR TRUCK EXPRESS . SERVICE "jr1r1e'iii,r.3isis' Chers;1rl Store D O 1ll)itll,rT JllHui:Sr'll'1A'lllll"E BEFORilf, SATURDAY NIGHT PURE JAMS--Raspberry all Hawberry (4lb. pails) . . ' CROWN BRAND SYRURZf Iii. pails o.............. FRESH OATMEAL--- .../).ii tij. . . . . . . . . .. 3% lbs. for KELLOGG'S CORN FLA» b.'. o---'--,-. 2 for SHREDDED WHEAT-CT, 2-1; ill be higher) .. 2‘for SEEDED RArsms--LarieH te, packet, new goods .. SOAPS-All Laundry Soas :1 'i'.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. LARGE SNOWFLAKE AM rf IA--. ... . . . . . . . 3 for MATCHES-Reg. IOC . . . . L“ 'l,,,.. . . . . . . . . 3 boxes for TOILET PAPER-Large rp! , . . /. . . . . . . . .'. . . 3 for FRUIT EXTRACTS-- ...i'si'j ir---.-. 3 for LUX--Reg. 15c ...........J' tr,'................ 2 for SALMON-Large cans . . .1 'l, b, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 tins for Small cans ............ f 'r--...-.. 2 for CANNED PEAS-Maole Le b'i-. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 tins for LARGE SNOWFLAKE AM. ' IA-- . . . . . . . . .. 3 tor 25c MATCHES-meg. IOC . . . A') E.,,. . . . . . . . . 3 boxes for 25c TOILET PAPER-Large P l li, . .'. . . . . . . . .'. . . 3 for Mc FRUIT EXTRACTS-- ..it'i4 t_,),' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 for Mc LUX--Reg. 15c ........-i4 Ir.)--...-... 2 for Mc SALMON-Large cans . . I; " b. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 tins for 45c Small cans ..........i'sil r--..--.. 2 for 25c CANNED PEAS--Maple Le. Fy . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 tins for 35c BUCKWHEAT HONEY-UI _ ious Flavor (We will put it HOSHAL Phone 5 MAY ALLISON m-i........- THE INDEPENDENT, DKWHEAT HONEY-- ' 'Sous Flavor (We will put it in a container for you (The cheapest Butter Sl- T te we know of, and a real food for children.) If yin want to save some money THIS IS 'YOUR CHANCE Hf] j . _ "mmtittttMtt1tttttlt1ti.t. 111llht IIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII "tttttttfl/li .'.'.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'...mu.mImm."mmmmnunmunuuInuImmmmIInIIIunnumummnmIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 'I'I'I'I'I'n'n'n'l'u'u'l'n'n'fifl'n'u'uvuk'u':'u'u'u'n'u'u'u'l'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'n'.'.'.'.'.'.'.nmmmmm away ver Deceased ual good hetore Ir by apop ceased w ship, ant I interment New York, Feb. 23.---The house cat promises to become a 'proftiable fur bearing animal. The pelts of the fbest domesticated felines brought $1.24 each here to-day at the annual fur auction of the New York Auction Sales Corporation. This is an ad- Vance of 30 pe r cent. over October prices. Record-breaking prcies were also paid for the skins of ringtail. opos- sum, wallaby, fitch, :hare, seal, leo- bard, ringtail cat and kolinsky. The advance ranged from; 10 to 100 per cent. Buyers paid $76 for the finest other skins. PAID UP LIST W.H3. Woolverton, Orlando, Fla A. Martin, Thorold Dee Mrs. Counsell, Grimsiby Feb Mrs. J. A. Pettit, Grimsby A. Swayze, Grimsby ar WHAT NEXT t Pelts of House Cats Sold at " Each New York, Feb. 23.---The house 'ence, Mr. Dobson Said. Ieks to be placed in the service :1 be much the same as those al- r in use by private. companies e Toronto-HLniitor] highway.--- lton Spectator. MRS deci and M00RE’S LINE-UP 28th-"Catstles in the Air"-.. May Allison. 6th--'T'our Flusher” d-. Hale Hamilton. BCideds upon. le operation ot a motor-truck as outlined above the com- 'ou1d be in a positiot} to han- ight or parcels for all small en route, and excellent accom- )n would be given to Stoney Winona, GRIMSBY, Beamsvlile out this would be the first 3 ot its kind in the Dominion. I asked whether the cOmpany do away with its service on G. & B., he said that was one matters which had not as yet l and Jordan. let that the con Falls would not some time :Yet TI BY. ONTARIO D\r IfHOEBE MARSHALL IIIH}!iEiI“HHIIHIHHIHEHHHHHHHHHHHHHHIHHHHHHHIHHHRHHEHIEEHHHEI}!EHHHEHHHEHHHHHIHHH: concrete highway t be construct- would make no Jann at $1.24 Dec 17 31 31 31 16 c.35 60c 25c 25c 25c 25c IOC 21 20 20 M 21 t0"-'000o0oooo+rooooooeoooeooarrrrrrrrasooooeoooo “Sentiment won't bring trade to Canada it the manufacturers do not go out after it" pithily comments a Toronto morning newspaper. For the farmer the only possible ma.nu- facturer ofvhis meat producing ani- mals able "To go out after it" abroad is the packer. t _ GOD SAVE THE KING. t ISinrglehanded neither the farmer nor the packer can expect to enter the vast fields tor exports; only' hy the united efforts of both can it be done. _ xThe Minister of Agryeulture, Hon. D1218. F. Tolmie, in an effort to en- courage the raising of more, livestock points out that the export of Canad- CANNED CORN-Dove Brand . . . . . . . . . . . CANNED WAX BEANS-- .............'. TAPIOCA--Best, Med. Pearl, per lb. l . . . . . VEGETABLE Soups-Dom. Canners, per CAMPBELL'S SOUPS-A snap . . . . . . . . . . LIPTON’S TEA-Reg. 70c, lb. . . . . . . . . . . . DRIED APRICOTS-- .................'. ROBIN HOOD OATS-Reg. 40c . . . . . . . . HAND PICKED BEANS-- .............. CANNED MILK-Eagle Brand, per Fan . Silver Cow, per can.................. 2 Large Carnation for ........r......' I lb. KLIM, Reg. 6oc per can, for . . . . ALL TOBACCOS G. F. GLASSCO & CO., Limited KING ST. EAST - - HAMILTON, ONT, HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR RAW FURS Catharines, Saturday, February 28th, at two o'clock p.m. in Griffin's Family Theatre. Delegates from U.F.O. and U.F.W.O. Clubs in the Federal Riding of Lincoln will meet in Convention, to select a candidate to con- teat, the next Federal election tor Lincoln, on Saturday February 28th, 1920, at' two p.m. 9f -tht UNITED FARMERS' OF ONTARIO at St Lincoln County Convention G L A S S C 0 ’.S “The Home of Furs Beautiful" It is always a. pleasure for us to show our goods. ExcluSive modes in Ladies', Misses’. Children’s and Men’s FURS and FUR COATS. There's a reason-Because you buy direct from the Manufactur- er, at strictly Wholesale Prices, stherieby saving the middleman's iorofit. Grimsby, Ont. Fashionable , F URS ian meats must help 'to pay the tion's war bill. To take spots from wash goods, rmb them with the yolk of an egg before washing. After polishing brass in the usual way coat "with clear varnish, which can Joe bought for ten cents at any paint shop. When treated in this way the brass need only be cleaned occasionally. When sewing up sheets, don't put in two until the seams are sewed over and over. QUALITY. THE BEST ----PRICEs LESS--- llllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllll! “Made in Hamilton” i: ... 2 tins for . . 2 tins for Mc .. 2 tins for Mc can ..... . 2 lbs. for 2 lbs. for ... 2for 20c lb. 35C 65c 35c 35c 25c 2 5c 23c 35c 50c 2 5c 15c IOC FIVE