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YOU NEED " Illli'jlli'" GLASSES GRIMSBY :-: Ontario Phone 771 HAMILTON 'tlimit-ttttttmmm-mummy.. LIME, PORTLAND CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, Etc. PLASTERING HAIR MORTAR COLOR LATH All Other Contractor's Supplies fil. tr J. I)oyi ' Send 10c. for trial Epkg. of Anuric to Dr. Pieree's Invalids' otel, Buffalo, N. Y., or branch Laboratory, Bridgeburir, Ont. PRESTON, ONT. .--ttl was troubled with rheumatism in the right limb and hand for several ’Iyears, an lately in the left shoulder. he only way I could lie was on my back. I hid gryidiffipulty to sit down and more to get up. Recently I had a very severe pain in my back. have taken Dr. Pieriee's Golden Medical Discovery several times with the most satisfactory results so I concluded to give his Anuric Tablets a trial. The Pain in limb and shoulder has stopped ent relg and in right hand; it is very slight an getting less all the time. I can now sit or lie in any position I wish without dis- comfort or pain. I certainly will recom- mend Anuric; there is nothing nearly so ood; I have tried them all."c-Gmfitaa, £008. cor. Duke and Waterloo. 'i " King IL E E 4 Doors West of P. o. = 5 Hamilton t Ont. E' 5 Established A. D. 1900 LE 'tonmouummmmmmmmmmnir: This is the red flag of danger-better be wise and check the further inroads of kidney disease by obtaining that wonder- ful discovery of Dr. Pieree's, known as Anurie (tsntimrie-aeid), because it expels the uric acid poison from the body and removes those pains, such as backache, rheumatism in muscles and joints. Naturally when the kidneys are deranged the blood is filled with poison- ous waste matter, which settles in the feet, ankles and wrists; or under the eyes in bag-like formations. PRIVATE'AND COMPANY FUNDS EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT VICTORY BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD " Goshli Bow my back aches!” After Grip, "flu" or colds, the kidneys and bladder are often afreeted-eallisd nephritis, or intitunmation of kidneys. 81 MAIN STREET WEST MONEY TO LOAN tion W: 'ii"ii'diit t Tarbell’s Pelenbet's, Arnold’s Notes on the Lesson, Torrey's Gist of the Lesson, Golden Text Booklets, Class Books, Collec- tion Envelopes. Get ready tor 1920. Prize and Library Books in great variety. or repair to those you are wearing , _ -. -__ Sunday School &pplitss Wednesday, April 28th, 1920 Books, Stationery Leather Goods " WEST KING STREET Phone R. 1060 HAMILTON: I Contractor's and Builder's Supplies W. W. KIDD Senator Smith does not know I am writing this. If he did, perhaps he would get me a "job" with‘the gov- ernment if I would stop. a3tlt there are too few who (have given this end of the question any or much thought, and having landed on the article above m1oted it seemed like. a 'good chance to show, in a limited way, that a little thought, and some moral support to such advocates as the lo- cal Senator, would smoothen out some of the rough spots that both lo- cal and Federal governments are finding. Do not forget that you have a voice in the management of both of these systems, and also that you will have to pay a part of the cost of these systems. Also do not get the impression that this is intended in any way to indicate that there is inot room for both the Grand Trunk jand the Hydro road through the Nia- gara peninsula. It is to be hoped that there will be traffic for all that can come, but this is not the only "Neck of the woods." There are a good many miles of railway in On- tario that are now under the control of the Grand Trunk system, and which, if changed from steam to elec tricity, would not need any duplica- tion, but which at present can not give the service that is wanted and which the Hydro-Electric could give. These no doubt are the lines to which Senator Smith had reference Every little hamlet that has suffered in the past became the Grand Trunk as a steam line could not afford to give the service it thought it requir- ed, can be well served it Senator Bmith's idea is carried out,and many ot these to-day are crying aloud to the Hydro to come to them. And that the Hydro eventually would do if the Grand Trunk system is kept to the necessity " steam. The average fruit grower of this district thinks, and perhaps rightly so, that he is a little further ad- vanced than the average farmer of the country. Prove that thought a fact by giving the idea promulagated by Senator Smith some thought, and while thinking bear in mind that you own both systems. One as a Cana- dian, and the other as a "native" pf old Ontario. 0H BOY'. AND MILK " CENTS A QUART Montezuma, Mexico, March M.-- Septlets were born yesterday to the wife of Jesus Lopez, a private in the Mexican army. The arrivals are three girls and four boys, weighing about two pounds apiece. After he became a sevenfold papa, Lopez was given the privilege by the military commander to paint the town red, and go as tar as he liked. He is doing so at the present mom- ent, and going strong. -iihi; mathe; and Her seven child- ren were reported as doing splendid- ly. _ You own the Hydro-Electric sys- tem and you own the Grand Trunk system. Only that you and "dad" own the Trunk, and you and Cousin Bill own the Hydro. Now who are you 'boosting for? Your own little hole in the corner, like some of your neighbors we could tell you about, or for Canada as CANADA. Senator Smith sees it from the viewpoint of a Canadian, not from the one side only. You have got to support both systems. Why duplicate them? The idea of not letting your one hand Know what the other hand does may be alright from a charitable point of view, but in this case Senator Smith and those who think with him on this question are entitled to all the help that can be given them. A great many of you do not want to own, through your governments, any railway system, but you have them, and you will not have to live very long to see the day when you will be "tickled to death" (neither pun nor sarcasm intended), to know that you have a voice in the control ot two mighty important parts of the great- est part of this Canada ot yours and mine. Be sure that your left hand 'knows all about what your right hand is doing. The Hydro-Electric commission of Ontario has done wonderful things, they have grand and good projects in view, they will eventually have the greatest work of its kind in the world, tor we have the resources, and they have the right man at the head of it. But it is a foregone conclusion that even that far seeing man, Sir Adam Beck, has no desire to duplicate the Grand Trunk System if he has reason to be- lieve that that system insofar as prac tieahle, will be electrified, and give the service. (And perhaps buy pow- er from the Ontario Harliro-a11eetrie commission.) A patent for cutlery made of ham- boo has been granted a Japanese real dent of Seattle. (Continue, from page 1) Do you see anything "pessimistic" in his remarks, Why are you and everybody else in the neighborhood so anxious to see the Hydro Electric railroad built? For additional ser- vice. Or rather that is what the Ysensible man wants it, for. Addi- itional service. Now will someone rise and explain why we can not have that additional service if the Grand Trunk were changed to an electric system, capable of handling the present traffic and the additional that would accrue. You think per- haps electrification would not help. Twenty years ago the New York Cen- tra1 line was changed to electricity into New York City and for a great many miles outside. And they are going ahead with it, to eventually have the system unified. The Chi- cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway company has installed electricity tor (hundreds ot miles on its heaviest traffic, (through the Cascade Moun- tains), and other big roads are talk- ing ot it, and only waiting tor better conditions in the country to follow it 'up. So much tor that side of the argument. f1lillWi'fll (Ill ll, f, H. The County Motors Limited hand- t Things of quality necessarily de- ' Modernism has not advanced so .1. When contemplating decorating of les the well Known Chevrolet mand high prices, but you will t far that it has taken away recol- t any kind keep me in mind--I cars. In this brief space suttice find in the line of groceries, fruits, ' lections of the "Anvil Chorus." t have l large stock ot wall-paper it to say that trom the stand- and vegetables I carry, a quality Every day you can be carried back Hui, will not only sell it to you point of economy this car can- brand of goods that cannot be to the days when the village right, but put it on the wall. not be duplicated. Now is the surpassed and at prices that are blacksmith was the sehoo1boys' Large stock of the best paints on time to place your order. reasonable. Buy the best, always. hero. hani. W. Farrow, Decorator. H , o . 'rf?"""-----:---; lhe County Motors Limited. J. P. Robertson, Grocer. Scott & Sangster, Wagon Makers Pure drugs are essential to health The reason we appear here is Grimsby’s Leading Tonsorial Par. "Breathes there a man with soul We carry a full line ot 100 per because we know the "Buy at lors offers youa service that can-. so dead who never to himself cent_pure dhugs and medicines. Home" idea tor Grimsby will be not be duplicated elsewhere. A hath said, this is my own my na- Big line ot,t.oilet articles and sick ot mutual benefit to the merchant shave. haircut, massage, shampoo tive land." You remember this room supplies and everything us- as well as manufacturer,." The done by us is a guarantee of a and in so doing YOU should not ually carried in 1nret-elatsis drug slogan of “All for one and one service well rendered. A com- _ forget Grimsby. This is your store. 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""'_"_eheo_.'iwte_-rw_er-r--etw--_ "Breathes there a man With 8011] . l r here is Grimsb 's Leadin Tonsorial Par. . 1 cent pure drugs and medicines. Tlie reason live 'ple,' "Buy at lors offgrs you a sgervice that can- so deaf W119 .never to hlmieaf Big line of toilet articles and sick because-dwe forlogrimsby will be not be duplicated elsewhere. A hath said,”thl;gi $133,111? this room supplies and everything us- ho me 1 ea .. t the merchant shave haircut massage, shampoo tive land. . h 1d not ually carried in a first-class drug ot mutual benentfgcturer " The done ‘by us is a guarantee of a and 1n so.domg Thi',', "ll, your store. Buy in Grimsby. 'li'ogiutl"/h1mle, one and one service well rendered. iA foul:- ffg,etaef1e11sr1,o,.r Buy l home. W. M. Stewart, Drnggist n . . . , c. n s cc . . 'ATttt'tttttttt-sccccca'rci" tor all as good: le, leti 1duh1,1, pletgvhge f,fefi1?'ll'itsitr1id Parlors Grlmsby Steel Furniture or. Get our prices first on stoves and together. 1x'rimsbyAMopp ng 8 unlit! i i ' ' "6000006666606066660006660e66666H606H6664 furnaces. We carry a big stock WWW -c -.BN , . 1 - - ls Grimsby B.oomingt, We ttel THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY, QNTARIC To 'ci.r, not to bet To be loyal t Bank of Hamilton, Established to yo: Vtown and the community 1872. Incorporated by act of Par- ijo f. iypirrit Your merchants, liament. Capital, (authorized) that t . _ making Grimsby a bet- $5,000,000. Capital (paid up) $4,- ter IL ', Jo live in, or, send your 000,000. Reserve Fund, $4,200,- monm‘ggway and demoralize the 000. Undivided profits, $85,249.74 topmg ygurself. Be loyal. Total Assets, $84,134,10§.34._ ---_ Read these articles with care. They may present something you hadn't thought of before. Patronize the people whose ads. are here. They are your neighbors it and will treat you right. t The money you spend with them , 'stays in circulation in GRIMSBY and Neighborhood , The Dollar You Spend in GRIMSBY Will "Come Home to Boost" Many Still Love To Be Humbuggedi If YOU buy out of town, and Ibuy out of town, what will become of OUR town? "Buy-at-Home m*%-¥WM**M%*%*M%%°§MWMMMMWM The Independent's Campaign (run. __. 111“]- W; t McCoy’s New Tea Rooms is the SEVEN