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p LCl Mn t iP atatety nemnen t Airey Licntaie‘s If any name‘has been omitteq from the list below for the soldiers‘ memâ€" orial, J. A. Hewitt should ‘be com®â€" municated with at any early . date. Up to the present the roll of honored dead from Beamsville and Clinton township compiled consists of! G. Hicking, J. E. Jones, R. Barrett,. W. i Stone, G. Hillier,; ‘ A. H. Jenkins,: G. Knight, J. Lynch, F. England, J. P. Paige, E. J. Harshaw, F. S. Albright, H. H. Elliot, A. R. Hewitt, R. Hobden, J. D. Reid, C. W. Wilcox, G. Clark, A. Hardie, C. Barnett, R. Culp, N. Sister, L. Davis, G. E. Read, A. Lawrie, C. Thompson, P. Boddington, 0. Culp. ‘ The four assistant teachers on« the public school staff will receive @A raise of $50 per annum, beginning with March 1. This was the unaniâ€" mous expression of the board of edâ€" ucation at the regular Friday night meeting. . Salaries and accounts toâ€" talling <$1,500 were passed and the principal of the high schoo}l authoriz ed to purchase a library of reference al Sn Y Peaa 2/ He ce hi aan anh E But Ontario‘s democratic < Premier did not go breakfastless to his ‘elocâ€" tioneering.. He had time before his train left to shoot into a quick Iunch "joint‘"‘ near North Toronto .station, perch himself:â€"on a high stool at the counter and order a meal from a sad Celestial who knew not the identity of his quietâ€"viicsd customer. â€" There is going to be a tussle for a raise in the prices of tomatoes the coming season betweeh the factories and the igrowers. The latter are holding out for sixty cents a bushel, while the factory managers, at the present time are holding the price to last year‘sâ€"fifty cents. Last seaâ€" son, it is cleaimed, the Dominion Canners paid theâ€"sixty cents in Prince Edward county, claiming that the deliveries tere are of a higher averaige quality down there than in the Niagara Uistrict, where a perâ€" centage of the firstâ€"grade: stuff â€"at the beginning of the season is usuâ€" ally put up in baskets for shipping, while the eastern acreages are taken to the factories intact, So far very few contracts have been signed up at the old price, the growers ~claiming that the high wages being asked by labor, the increase in the pritces of fertilizers, manurzs and plants does not warrant them raising t(%latoes at Premier Drury has «o far been unâ€" able to find a house in Toronto, so he has gone to live in a big apartâ€" ment house. One morning, during the recent byeâ€"elections, he "had ~to get up early to catch a train, too early for the apartment house .dinâ€" ingâ€"room, which does not~getâ€"~down to ‘business before 8 a.m. PAID UP LIST _ ¢ J. H. Forman, Grimsby ‘Dec. ‘ Jas. Taylor, Beamsville Dec. K. N. Grout, Grimsby Dec. M. W. Meikle, Smithville iJan. K. B. Whyte, Oshawa . â€" Sept. J. Anderson, Smithville Jan. J. W. Jamieson, Grimsby Oct. A. Gr%':, Beamsville Dec. wW. C. we, Winona Dec. all. Preparations are well under. way in several of the larger maple woods on the mountain to commence operâ€" ationson aple syrup at once. The outlook for a fine sap run is in sight as there is a good depth of frost in the ground. The Premier, believing in â€" the axiom about & healthy mind in a healthy body, finds it hard â€"nowadays with the press of his official duties, to get enough exercise to make up for the exercise he used to get from his work on the: farm. The other day he walked all the way from his home atâ€"Crown Hill into Barrie, a distance of six miles, in an bâ€".ur and a quarter. ‘Which is "going" some," even for a ~ Premier in the early forties, on a bad road in winter. Ne ue ERT . TBR EU ANoce Sb â€" uo + in uiL P books and other scientific equipment. The selection of suiable pictures, for decoration was also left with/ the principal. The matter of an incuâ€" bator and, hotâ€"bed apparatus for the agricultural clagses â€" were left over for a meeting thi evening with the advisory‘ committee. . A resolution of sympathy was ordered to be draftâ€" ed and sent to Principal Hicks, of the pubile school, on the recent bereaveâ€" ment in his family. It was thought by Principal Adams that the present staff would be able to take . upper school work at the high school in September next. The Women‘s Institute is to be congratulated on the great success of its second banquet to the returnâ€" ed men at the town hall on Saturday night. Three , long tables held an abundance of delicacies, . at which were seated the boys, their relatives and others who had been favored with invitations. An informal musiâ€" cal program wound up an evening of considerable pleasure. Six of the new trucks recently orâ€" dered by the highways department and an unloader are to be delivered at the government yards here. ze Mrs. Barbara Louise Mackie, relict ot‘ Rev. James Mackie, died at her home on Friday evening in her 78th‘ year. Deceased was of a gentle, unâ€" assuming nature and had for . over half her lifetime been & resident . of Beamsville. She was a staunch member of the Baptist church and Rev. T. E. Meldrum, agssisted by Rev. X. A. Laing, officiated at the last obsequies on Sunday afternoon. One son, William, survives. If any name/has been omitteq from the list below for the soldiers‘ memâ€" _L 12. m POL 9. M . anme _ PREMIER BREAKFASTS IN A ‘ CHINESE "LUNCH" W. Jamieson, Grimsby â€" Oct. 22 Gr%z, Beamsville Dec. 31 C. we, Winona Dec. 31 Robertson, Beamsville Jan. 9 THIRTYâ€"FIFTHâ€" YEAR. SIXTEEN PAGES BEAMSVILLE NEWS THE IN 31 81 31 10 10 20 20 21 21 20 20 20 21 â€" Arguments took place as to whethâ€" er the product of the hen was a fruit or vegetable. The modern tendency "EGGS .IS EGGS" NO LONGER, JEWELERY THEIR NEW CLASS Once Hens Wandered in Vacant Lots and Laid at Willâ€"Obsolete Philisophy l Time was when people ured to say "Sure as eggs is eggs." The subâ€" classification into extra guaranteed new laid eggs, guaranteed new laid eggs, new laid eges, fresh laid eggs, fresh eggs, boiling eggs, extra storâ€" age eggs, storage eggs, cooking eggs, and eggs had not been been made. If at breakfast one proved unsuitable, you laid it aside with cheerful resigâ€" nation and reached for the extra one povided against such a contingency. 34 34 . 5 t Td tt "__ 4 Ib parls..........2..,20......2.. Pearl Naptha Soap, 10 bars for....}.. Comfort Soap, (The big bar), 10 bars for N.: P.: Seap, 3. barsi fot............... Toilet. Paper, large, rolls, 12 for........ Cut Macaroni, 6 lbs for ................ Fresh Oatmeal» t4 Ibs for:............. fPure Lard; 3. Ibe for . @;... /.. . S.:il . Canned Vegetables, 2 cans Beets, 2 cans size), t can ‘Peas, 1: can Corn, all fo: Best _ Tapicca, 6 Ibe for.:......: ... 4s Fruit‘ Extracts,; 12 bottles: for.....‘.... Secord Raisins, (large packets), 4 for ... Seeded Raisins, (large packets), 4 for.... KSrape Butter, 8 TOF .Y :4 is . s is ks siols k m ocy *# C a A ' + : 4 Pure Peach. Jam and Pure Plum Jam, (not coimnpound) e Salmon, (small cans), 8 for........................}..$1.C 4 1b pails. , $1.00 Kellogg‘s Corn EFlakes, 8 for.............;..*....../....$1.0 Pearl Naptha Soap, 10 bars for....}.........>+>».~....$1.00 Eagle Brand condensed milk, 4 for......:.............$1.G PAGES 9 to 16 What We Can Do For Y ou On UnuninUntAUnehehonehomomonmonchomenenenenencheneneneneonchenenenennenenenencneiens) 23 ' ty inupupupueupusueusuaueveusueupusuaususupusueipupuausy voupupunupunupuauaunununununls tevevaveusaueuevevauaueusususuntatnatataustnUsentnencheonencaenenenensnenenenoted.eneh upupvevevauausueusuavonauatatauaunuauatatntneruntneaetntnaenenenmenenenenonieneneteote. BIG CASH ST ORE Hoshal ftles: for..suy.Y$.n.â€". ... nay" :‘ s ie‘ packets), 4 for.,..~::.....".:. us packets), 4 for. .. ....=¢....lm. . A certain little girl was watching her mother break eggs for a cake. More than half the lot were bad. "Mother," said the child, "it ‘must have been a bad hen that laid those eges." f j Hens wandered about in vacant lots, and laid at will under the burâ€" docks. Once I found a cluster of four and roasted them in an open fire. to class it as jewelry had not yet shown itself. Eggs wereâ€" not .conâ€" fined in safes, vaults and glass casâ€" es. They lay around. loos2. From open boxes, \ in front of grocery stores, the bad small boy, to the good small boy‘s horror, . might . casually "swipe" one (we didâ€"not say "pirch" in those days). . The hen that laid my four GRIMSBY, ONTARILO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th., 1920 cans TOomhatoes all fOr.......: Phone DEPENDENT in .. ho. +@LO osts saahk .BPEOO (large $1.00 $1.00 $1.<i) $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 must t Salmon, (small cans), 8 for...................... [ Kelloge‘s Corn Flakes, 8 for.............;..\..... ‘ Eag;l?rand condensed rnilk, 4 fork. ; ;..;.. . ... ... E. ~Â¥e ‘fé‘i)le Soup, Dominion Canners‘, 10 tins for. .. _ Marmalade, Wagstaft‘s or Sherrift‘s, 4ib pails. ... .. A efee, (BRest Siam), 6 Ibs for.................,.>, Fa«*"Tea, ((Best Black Ceylon), 2 fbs for.........% x+ o ellies; MoLaren‘s, 7. fOr ... ...s. h a..+ 0. rrgae k. 9 _ Filour, (Best gastry‘, Laurel Brand), 24 tb bags... 0 / Matches, (Eddy‘s or Dominion), reg. 1oc, 12 boxes . Snowflake Ammionia, (large packets), t2 for....... ocs ux, S packets IOF. ..a . Y«+.CiÂ¥ l4 a. n sns ie s s mnaing wh 0 . T obackos§, allâ€"kinds., BAQL. ... c.f...8..1.... ccs.y. o 2 $t.o0 plugs. L. & B.. 42 fa. .l esnt 4s diee a s ata w o / istim,; (GCocsize), 2 .tins for.../.m.il.l. ... ...¢. .sr. o Hand Picked Beans, 8 lbs fOFr.l h2 cars Y ECC ¢ n s .ls a o : S Cans Peas.)3 Cans â€"COMT .. .a.0.. k. rrrsvass .« s.s . and Nowadays when people hear that eggs are a dollar forty a dozen they arch their backs, fluff their tails, and spit but they buy just the same. One boy had an uncanny aptitude for â€"spotting these waifs and strays. He used to pinhole the end andâ€"afâ€" ter smellingyâ€"g&ulp them au naturel. We considered him unrefined. Once he found one on the way to school and in his haste pocketed it. The natural result was so pleasing to a secong boy that next morning he abstracted an egg from the family larder and sneaked it into the first boy‘s pocket. Unfortunately I did not get the opinion of the first iboy‘s mother on the two incidents, «or I would let you know what it was. dissolute habits. have been a fowl of evil mind and Grimsby y 2/ Spilfival editasiy poamenal ) o_ . 30â€" Ns POF s.. .( s bak id uh . a ul ie ind k P igng x L A Sibs for :.2 s ns tÂ¥ hk l n . as in td ’COrnl.O....l...‘."............l; Burgoyne â€"To get the best results from your poultry, you nrust kkeep your hens free from lice. The best thing to use is Parke‘s Louse Killer. ‘By dusting it well in o nests, dust baths, etc., and also on the hens, you can rid them of lice. Lage sifter cans 25¢ at Parke & Parke Limited, Marâ€" ket Square,; Hamilton. Then it was different. When â€" eggs got past fifteen cents they. forgot about them, except for an occasionâ€" al half dozen for an invalid. "Eggs is eggs," they reasoned, "why pay twenty cents now when we can get all we want for ten next Easter?" Perhaps a little of that obsolete philâ€" osophy would lessen our present worries. € M LOUSY HENS DONT LAY for $I.50 $1:00 $1.00 $1.00 . . 25C . . 85¢ $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 pI.12 $1100 $1.00 00 Byâ€"law No. 385 was passed appoint ing Sheep Valuators, Poundâ€"keepâ€" ers, and Fence Viewers, as follows: Sheep Valuatorsâ€"J. E. Lymburner, Adam A. Snyder, G.W. Comfort,Charâ€" les Wills, Adam E. Beamer, Nelson Hodgkins, Charles Swingle, Curtis Heaslip, Alonzo Comfort, Edwg.rd Angle, Sidney Heaslip. t Moved by Steward, seconded by Stronig, that the Reeve and Councilâ€" lor Kennedy be a committee to inâ€" vestigate request of Harmon Hodgâ€" kins. Moved by Ken'nedy‘ seconded by Krick, that W. J. Steward be a comâ€" mittee with the committee appointed by Pelham Council to intercede for the development of Hydro power . to Gainsgboro and Pelham townships for farm power and electric lights. Moved by Strong. ,seconded by Krick, that the Collector‘s time~ be extended unti next Council meeting and no longer. Moved by Krick, seconded by Kenâ€" nedy that the Clerk be paid $5.00 for trip to Welland and St. Catharines as a delegate re townline. between Pelham and Gainsboro. Moved by Steward, seconded . by Krick, that this Council grant Mr. F. F. R. Olmsted $50 for valuable serfice rendered as Secretary ‘of Soldiers‘ Aid Commission. Mr. Alfred Piper interviewed the Council claiming damages for his goat, having been killed by dogs. Pound <Keepersâ€" Geo. Bromm, Noah McCready, Jacob Upper, George Nash, H. H. Hitchcock, Orlin Mcâ€" Pherson, M.: Moore, Adamâ€" C. Lane, Luciene Moote, Thomas Freure, Wilâ€" liam Misener, M. H. Coyne, Ezra Shrum, â€"Benjamin â€"Caughell, Sam Robins, Calvin Traver, Lemuel Vaughn, G. W. Moore, Joseph,. Harâ€" rington, Herbert Dawdy, Walterâ€"Collâ€" ver, James W. Lee. %& Communications were read from J, Vaughan re refund of dog tax, from Ontario Bridge Co. re steeh drags, from â€"Sick Children‘s Hospital re grant, from F. R. Olmsted 1e refund of interest on taxes to Mr. George Makinson; Harmon Hodgkins, reâ€" questing Council to give him permisâ€" sion to place a gasoline pump outâ€" side the walk in front of his store in‘ the village of St. Anun‘s. Moved ‘by Steward, seconded by Strong, that this Council make a grant of $15.00 to the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto: Fence Viewersâ€"Daniel Railton, T. Felker, Alonzo Strong, Luciene Moote Adam E. Beamer, Ezra Shrum, Robt. Waines, Amos : W. Robins, Alonzo Comfort, George Miller, Sidney Heasâ€" lip.. es ; _ Moved by Krick, seconded by Stew ard, that the Reeve and Treasurer issue their cheques for the following accounts:â€" R, W. Lane, sessional ~allowancte and committee time, $16.50; ‘A. Kenâ€" nedy, ditto, $10.50; D.EF."Krick, ditto, $10.50; Harlan Strong, ditto, ~$19.00; W. J. Keward, ‘ditto, $19.00; S. W. Freure to apply_ on . salary $125.00; Sterling. Bank, for . one thousand blank cheques, $12.00; S. W. Freure, trip to Welland, S.W Catharines, re townline, $5.00; F. W. Roberts,â€" Diâ€" vision Court, hall rent, year ©1919, $8.33; Grant to Hospitar®for Sick Children, $15.00; George â€" Brady, drawing two loads of gravel, $10.40; Peter| Ecker pay sheet months : Novâ€" ember to January, $12.05; Roy Lampâ€" man,:pay sheets months November to February, $17.15; Robert Uliman, pay sheet month of January, $28.64; . M. Council met pursuant to â€"adjourny ment with allâ€"members present. The Reeve called the council to orâ€" der ang the minutes of the last meetâ€" ing were read and confirmed. Moved by Mr. Book, ~seconded â€" by Mr. Theal, that this Council do now adjourn to meet again in th. U. F. O. Hall, Smithville, on Monday, April 12, 1920, at one o‘clock. 2 F. W. ROBERTS, Clerk. Moved by Mr. Theal, seconded by Mr. Book, that the following account be paid:" W. Sheldrick, for snow shoveling $138.15. Carried. f H. Coyne, pay sheet months January and February, $85.65; F. R. Olmsted, servicesras Secretary Soldier‘s® Aid Commission, $50.00. 4 Council adjourned to meet Monday April 5th at 10 a.m. f H. Heuther, R. Div. 5, "$14.37; _ W. Ball, R. Div. 2 and 3, $24.00 ; â€"John Fisher, R. Div. 8, $10.10; Frank Trem bley, R. Div. 9, $22.67; R. Book, for one plank, $3.31; A. D. Middaugh, for attendng Court, $7.00; A. M. Nelâ€" son, R. Div. 7, $20.15; W.â€"B. Davis, R. Div. 6, $26.25; F. W; Roberts, express cgs. on assessment supplies, 40¢c;â€" Carried. Moved by Mr. Boulter, seconded by Mr. Durham that the following acâ€" counts be paid. Z soUTH GRIMSBY COUNCIL _ The Municipal Council of_ South Grimsby Township met pursuant to adjournment in the U. F.O. Hall, at Smithville, on Monday, March 8th, at 1 o‘clock p.m. with all the members present. $ The inutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. XXXEEKEEKEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE®E®E®E®E #u 50 PER YEAR, 4c PER COPY GAINSBORO COUNCIL 8. W. FREURE, Clerk. SECOND SECTION