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©0000000000C00000000O000000¢ mm mm mm mm Es wE GUARANTEE TO GIVE YOU m EHAEAEEEAEE Een e rttttiny Floyd McNivch ~of New Dundee spent the weekâ€"end with his parents George and Mrs. McNins». % Mr. and Mrs. Archie Burland and Charlie Burland returned home on Tuesday after spending the winter in Bermuda. R ag t e on n n©0©00000000000000006 McCoy‘s Téa Rcom commencing on Sunday next will be open on Sundays for the rest of the season. Dr. and Mrs. Slarke: of" Brighton, vwore vjsitom at Thos. and Mrs3. »Lidâ€" dle‘s over the hotidav. W. W. Hiltz has sold a part of his farm on Lake iSt. through W. ~WwW. Kidq to Mr. Drury, of England. : A big new shipment ‘ of Liggetts chocolates just in. Boxes from 50c to $5.00 at Stewart‘s Drug Store. The trotting races at Galt on the holiday attracted several of the local horse fans to the Scotch town. Major H. L.Roberts has purchased a new â€"McLaughllin Master â€" Six, through W. W. Kidd: Mr. Maeder of the Bank of Comâ€" ferce staff, spent the weekâ€"end in Montreal. E , Harold Swayze of Windsor was home over the holiday. Mrs. John Monaghan and daughâ€" terspent the holiday in Galt. Eddie Marlowe of Walkerville, was home for the holiday. Frances Lildle of Oshawa was home over the weekâ€"end. due Mrs. Jas. A. Livinyston spent the weekâ€"end with relatives in Creemore. Eugene Stubbs of Toronto, was a weekâ€"end visitor in town. Blossoms are about finizshed. Now for the fruit. Try a cake of Klenzo, the new toilet soap, 15c at Stewart‘s Drug Store. Roy C. VanDyke and wife spent the holiday with friends in Hanover. Lorne Telfer of Toronto, spent the weekâ€"end with friends in town. Board of Education holds its reguâ€" lar meeting on Wednesday night next. Ken. Whyte of Osha’wa, was home over the weekâ€"end. â€" Town Council meets as a Court of Revision on Monday night next. o i ie ie ie en e n e Cecad m ce ced acedecean ececacecacecece Local Items Of Interest oi ie ie pap e Sape en e( aadereCecedecec ced acesecacecec zced FOUR We Pay The Tax There will â€"therefore be no rise in jewelry prices at presâ€" ent. R Our discount of 25 percent on jewelry is cancelled from this date but we will absorb the new excise tax of 20 percent, just imposed by the Dominion Govâ€" ernment. pound pail ............$1.40 I ous, per jar 906, 4 ID DALP . . O IsH Wagstaffe‘s pire Marmalade, _ < For one Week only, 3 cakes Paln 4 pound pail ..........$1.15 Olive Soap.........¢;.....@.a0 FISHâ€"Fresh Halibut, B. C. Salmon, White Fish to arrive on Thursday a A Phorga your orders early # A~J. ESSER * FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES * PHIONE :83 GRIMSB Y We believe that the pleas PLEASEâ€"If at any time any satisfaction, return it to us and full. Shredded Wheat, per pkg ..14¢ Grape Nuts, per pkg........20¢ Rolled Oats, per pkg. ......35¢ Corn Flakes, 2 packages for 25¢ Wagstaffe‘s Pure Jam, four Swat the fly. Swat the Fly Time is hereâ€"Smash oll taxes and dog taxes are now VERNON TUCK BANKâ€"OF HAMILTON F. W. POTTENGER, Manager , . GRIMSBY BRANCH OPTOMETRIST SA ETPJISEAXC TION ESTABLISHED 1872 the pleased customer returnsâ€"WE AIM TO time any article purchased here fails to give to us and we will refund the purchase price in AKE remittances with bank Mmoney orders. Absolutely safe, and payable anywhere. No need to write out an application. If the order is lost, you recover your money without formalities. Bank of Hamilton money orders are the best and safest means of sending money away. (@) O @ (€) (©) (€) (€) (@) ) o 3 (€) o Miss Viola Bierd who undérwent a very serious operation in the General Hospital, Hamilton, on Thursday last; and who has been in a dangerâ€" ous condition of health since, is now improving greatly and her recovery is certain. The rumor that she can neither see, hear nor speak, since this last operation, is entirely unfounded. Mr. and Mrs. Fox and Miss (FWleek, of Hamilton, and Miss Fleek of Torâ€" onto, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Seaman, Robinson street, South. A chimney fire at Ropert McLarâ€" ens‘ on Depot street gave the cheimiâ€" cal engine boys a run on Tuesday morning. <â€" The alarm was not runsg. ‘Milk dropped in price in GRIMSBY on Monday to seven cents a pint, fifâ€" teen pints for one dollar. Cream is selling at 20 cents a half pint. Miss Jenkins and Mr. G. Church of Toronto, spent the weekâ€"end with Mr.and Mrs. Seaman, Robinson street South. & e t y e is .0 _ Miss Eva Seamam of St. Catharines and Miss Winnifred Seaman of Torâ€" onto, spent the weekâ€"end with their parenty in GRIMSBY. i B Miss Sargrott, dressmaker, wishes to announce she is ready to take up work at home. Apply, Mrs. Millward, phone 262. C. E. Milleer inaugurated his autoâ€" mobile bus line between «GGRIMSBY and the Beach on the holiday and did a rushing business.. » k Miss Winnifred Sharp of Toronto, and Mr. P¢rcy Sharp> of Brantford, spent the weekâ€"end and holiday ‘at their parents. . Mrs. M. E. Cowan and children and Mr. B. Bettles, of Hamilton, spent the holiday at home with Mr. and. Mrs. H. W. Sharp. A Harold Metcalfe and Earl Marsh left on Sunday for a ten days‘ motorâ€" ing trip to Boston and other eastern points. ) A number of the local sports atâ€" tended the Woodbine races on Saturâ€" day, for the running of the King‘s Plate. A motor caravan, as big and specâ€" tacular as a circus with a band and open air speakers in the cause of the good roads, will tour Ontario in July. Jas. Fisher has sold to C. Fisher of Fisher and Reece a new Ford Couipe, and to Jas. Marlowe at GRIMSBY East, a new Ford Sedan. _ Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bull of Montreal were holiday visitors with Mrs. Fairâ€" brother, Robinson St. Excavation work in the cellar for T. E. Mannell‘s new house on Elizaâ€" beth street was started© on Monday morning. Township Council meets as a Court of Revision and for general business on Saturday afternoon. The County U. F. O. intend holding & picnic in June, likely at Queenston Heights. James and Mrs. Logie ani Mrs. M. B. Tufford of Dunnvills, spent the weekâ€"end with Mrs. G. Hughes. A. .B. Bartlett of Smithville has purchased â€" a Light Four Overland Special from Fred J. Poole. Mr ‘and Mrs. Percy Foster of Maxâ€" ville, paid a flying visit in GRIMSBY on Sunday. Miss Hazel Foster of Jordan Station is visiting Mrs. Carolyne Singer. i Mrs. MaryHainer of â€" Hamilton, spent the 24th in GRIMSBY. Wethey‘s Pure Cherry Jam, 16 OUnces %.+.@....¢.1.â€"00G Have you tried Welch‘s Fruitâ€" lade. _A pure Grapeâ€"Raspberry Jam. The combination is deliciâ€" ous, per jar 50¢, 4 tb pail . ..$1.40 For one Week only, 3 cakes Palm Olive: Soan.. ... ... 1i?z?. ... . .200 lage Inn Garage where it was conâ€" nected up and made ready for service by one of the men from the factory, Provincial Treasurer, Smith anâ€" nounces that on and after June ist all dance halls, bE‘ll parks, theatres and amusement places will have to pay war tax. This means that the dance halls and other places of amusement â€"at the. Beach will be charging war tax this summer, which they have not done heretofore. One â€" of . the.. ‘Kellyâ€"Springfield l trucks, over which so much commo-l tion was caused at the time they were purchased by Hon. F. C. Biggs, Minister of Works, arrived in GRIMSâ€" BY last week for use on the Provinâ€" cial Highway. The truck was unload ed off the cars and taken to the Vilâ€" At the third and last trap shooting trial for the Olympic team, held in Hamilton on S&turday Mcontgomery of Beamsville was again high man, breaking‘ 95 out of the hundrei birds. This gives him a grand total on the three shoots of 289 cut of 300. He is almost sure to be picked for the Dominion team. The fire department â€" had two "quiet#@ alarms on Thursday morning, both to the GRIMSBY Steel Furniture Co. plant on Victoria Ave. where> a lacquer tank had caught fire. Chemiâ€" cal extinguishers in the factory had the fire out when the chemical engine arrived the first time, but it broke out afresh and the engine had to make a second trip. Beamsville No. 2854, L. Q. L., wWill hold their annual tchurch parade to the Baptist Church, that Village on Sunday, May 30, 1920, at 3.00 p.m. The GRIMSBY Troop of Boy.. Scouts have been inviteq to attend the parâ€" ade; and all local brethern are urged #o be present. The Beamsville Band will lead the parade. e The rightâ€"ofâ€"way for the new Hyâ€" dro Radial from Toronto to St. Cathâ€" arines has been purchased from Torâ€" onto to Oakville. The purchasing comâ€" mission finished: their work in* that section on the line on Saturday, and left for St. Catharines to begin operâ€" ations from that end. ¢ J C.k'..;l '-.’-'" & -". thl_'pfl j c‘ég’«‘*f* § e e and, you _ cannot " Al Bring y t in an them gi.vg up. Our steaming process 2M The ieTenho).. cum Cléaning outfit isthe bes ne | mesgag 2 to tne fa i yo the GRIMSâ€" Fruit Belt. Hoffman‘s, GRIMSBY. \ |BY -F‘rui POwers Lid. secured them An automobile and a street car (0!â€" I?h onsignment Of jam, but the next lided on Barton street East in Hamilâ€" u8 was to get it to them. Tupâ€" ton on Thursday night. Clarence Far ISJ Usg the Tri eker was called and conâ€" row was standing on the corner waitâ€" ) gCC He agreed to land a load of ing for a car when‘ it happened . and lo 9 pails in Toronto by seven o‘clock he was unlucky enough to stox‘}:;'-i t;[ Saturday morning and ‘he did. 9i he | ' ‘ uo. f Li??ig?lfitte?;rbrgt}:&rilng \‘idfb:ltliil‘;l,d ‘c We feel particularly interested in s y f se economical buyers because we The Chief and members of the |"falize they are more interested in GRIMSBY Fire Department wish | to [ US, We do Je_‘rély, on a fine front express their sincere thanks and apâ€" §°1‘ a swell store to draw our trade. preciation to the Ladies Auxiliary 0f | AS to these we are at a disadvantage the G. W. V. A. who so kindly served tbut when it comes to real actual valâ€" them with refreshments after . their | 40 in goqj: ~clothing, we â€" outâ€" work at the fire on Robinson Street l?lass our competitors. We have a The Chief and members of the GRIMSBY Fire Department wish to express their sincere thanks and apâ€" preciation to the Ladies Auxiliary of the G. W. V. A. who so kindly served them with refreshments after . their work at the fire on Robinson Street South on Friday night last. y The Beamsville and Clinton ship Vegetable Growers‘ Ass is conducting a garden con open to the children of I three and four in q;emf garden must ari it may instruct the most prO but it cannot be published fC thing. Is your subscription pal The newspaper is a law (DOG the. indolent,, a sermon for thg ughtlegs, and a library for the It may stimulate the most ind:@! Fred J. Poole who has been ing the natives dizzy in these the past two weeks with a h Stutz Roadster, that exhibited power and speed than seven 01 cars has disposed â€" of the big eater to Mr. J. D. Woods of T The old red barn which ; years on the W. B. Calder . on Robinson street South, I the ground shortly after mid Friday last. The barn had ed to a lot at the end of the was owned by Robert Moxle Automobile _ traffic on Sunday and Monday was th ever known in this distt weréâ€"as thick as bees at a the day, but luckily no accil reported. )C .ws How about having that P cleaned and reâ€"blocked? M time to have it done. ";‘ look just like new. Our â€" the‘latest invention of the ; man‘s, GRIMSBY. _ W On and after June 1st, and charitable stfairs of will have to charge wa ruling has just been hand the Provincial Treasurer.. T. E. Mannell has 3‘:‘7;* half of the double lot on which he recently n; the John Hewitt Estate, sA Fisher. | o t The dance given by the: iliary of the G. W. yv. A.s night was well attende crowd had a good time. " last affair of the season. Steve McCoy says..;%f; so many Fishers‘ and F: ing that the officials wi them or number them _ public can tell who is Misses Ward ang a England have purchased . the old Murray Fitch arm from W. W. Hiltz. W,. w, the deal through. Harry Jewson is back_ us in GRIMSBY, having. the Wallace Bromley;”" view Avenue. The f: mil in the course of a day or Large assbrtment 1: C trimmed hats this els, this week at greatly ces. Hats worth $8 from $5. to $7. ‘The A. Misses Ward ang Wat THE INDEP In Do Nebraska, the ; is â€"mtâ€"n.Araxmcafemmenne «sn ~ ko ce 4 ./~' 5 .’ 4 ~: 7 Boys and ub has been | We have water meters, gas meters, kilometers and other meters. If the :‘l‘:c CSSIU , ;flfld@t.,? the tax game keeps on, the next thing will be "Nose Meters" girls of s t the honey inâ€" . 1 ies awbew» Independent Advs. Bring Results for careft tC WOPKETS. .. mm mm anmemmmmmmmenmmmmammaamm mm mm mmmnienmmmemmic ie enc anmmmememmmmmmmmmmaa uTi tinitt ' # s‘ ‘Zodn _ : pewsiit HIHHL ||||||||||||||||||||||ll|lllllllllllllllIllllIIIIIII||IIII|||||I||||||||llI||||||I|||||l|||'||||||||III|II|III|- magnificent showing of Spring and Summer Suitings in all the best goods at prices which mean a distinct savâ€" ng | to. you. Be a. shopper, look around, compare valuesâ€"We will get your order. We give premium tickets. Farrar Clothing Manufacturâ€" er, 5 Market Square, Hamilton. :Illll“llllllllnflflllulllllIII\IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII||I|I|II||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII|||I|||IIIIlIlIllI||I|IIIII|III|III“|‘ IlllllillllllllllllllllllllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIII|IlllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIlII|IIIIiI_I|II|_II|| for Men. Men‘s double Sole all shades, special, 50c per G. & R. in Metropole and ths, double wear cuffs, $3.00 $4.502 Plain White Corded iting Shirts, extra large siâ€" J at $2.50. > Striped and figâ€" collars, 35c each, 3 for $1.00. ) fine sailors, Panama, Legâ€" , newest season‘s shapes, rice, $1.50 to $7.00. The es Auxiliary and Capt., W. Cofmittee will hold another ceedingly enjoyable dances _ Veterans Clubrooms on t of this week, May 28. are cordially invited and men are requesied to wear _Admission : Gentlemen, ,,-;,f‘ Ladies, Refreshments. : cause for which this is In The ng powers of the Fruit agara District are being y proven each day. Mr. dson who owned a large citrus grove. near Tampa, ently disposed of his plan e Southern clime and SBY where he has purâ€" assed by the last session lature making compulâ€" mdance at school of child urteen years and partâ€" nce up to eighteen is to fective by the present â€" Hon. R. H.; Grant, Minâ€" ‘ation, said Saturday that int would start enforcing eptember‘1. The departâ€" k the coâ€"operation of the s in the province. € _ BAPTIST y, May 30th, 1920 q other delegates of the %t'to attend ~the annual e Niagaraâ€"Hamilton Asâ€" Baptist Churches at Binâ€" uit farm ‘of Mr.: Alexâ€" ell, in the township. ;1.48.45 a.m. isâ€"10.45 a.m. ednesday and Thursday ible School. e Folly of Unbelietf. of the business since its opening one month ago has been . fi' nomenal. Already we are forced to provide more shelf room. 1 that has to be carried to supply our customers compels ct another row of shelves along the east side of the store.. _ _ ONTARIO l?ified with low prices and good goods is the reason for this ul development of our business. _ + Open on Wednesday Afternoons urches )SEPHS R. C. , May 30, 1920 Knoweth the Way _ John E. Scott of the Cash and Carry, Store Is Forced to Enlarge °s were having a / them with the ) keep them alive. am. â€"A telephone iihR¢ 1t 2int. sn ~ ~*Aj +o in o S ‘ And then he went and bought his stock, ‘twas new and likewise crisp, he reckoned that this outfit. would keep them coming brisk. 5.3 He stuck a sign‘ upon his door, anothefâ€"on the wall, they were artistic things, by heck, like yellow leaves in fall. t 4 He got q rig to peddle with, heâ€"had that painted too, all fussed and frilled about his name in colors red and blue. . He figured folks would see that name either aft or fore and trade would come aâ€"crowdin‘ theH unto his grocery store. ¢ . o The paper man dropped in one day, he ran a goodly sheet, lhe told the grocer man how that he could put him on his feeéetâ€"but this here gent he chucked him out, in business he was wise, he wasn‘t tossin‘ up his coin, he wouldn‘t advertise. â€"â€" * h o. y â€"â€"â€"..If other folks, was usin‘ space that was their own Affair, he‘d build upon his goods,Aand prices:that were square. €% |& y3 4 tw But somehow folks they didn‘t fall for all his painted signs,‘ nor yet for all his painted.rigs,.and stuff up with the times. They ‘llowed‘ as how his store was nice, his goods were all right too, but they didn‘t know just when he had some fodder that was new. He didn‘t use the paper that they took into their homes, and so some other grocer was pullin‘ in the bones, 3 He reckoned that the trade would come ‘by waitin‘ round a spell, but while he waited half his goods got old enough to smell. . But still he didn’l: use no space to tell the folks in town how he could ‘tend unto their wants and trim the prices down. § Well, things they went along like this, they went from bad to worse, and ‘bout the only thing to do was holler for the hearse. Until one day he quit the store, the trade was far too tame, and the chap that, has the business nowâ€"the bailiff is his name.â€"ARK. > ; % like it ; En oBnoGeoGeoGnoGeoSeoSeeBeoSecSeo§eoSeoSeeSecenGenGenGe Bes e m â€" , i No Better Time Than Now To Supply i . n y: Your i. ® % _ «o could 2) 2n 224 ", T M " Store like lots of folks have done, he reckoned He could go ahead and make the business hum. He got a corner site, he did, he daubed it up with paint to make the place he picked upon look somewhat Congoleum Squarss, all sizes, good patterns, ranging in price from $14.50 to $26.00. f . Brusselo Squares, patterns, ranging in $18.90. â€" Feltoils and Oilcloths, ranging in price, per yard, 69¢ to $1.00 Specials in Floor Coverings Tapestry Squares, all sizes, good patterns, ranging in price,, $22.50 to â€"$49.50. He started in to Curtain Nets in ecru and whitg, many designs, special at, per yard, 50¢c to 75¢. P y t Gretonnes, Art Sateens, in figur: ed and floral patterns, priced from per yard, 36e to 75¢ Cream â€" Curtain Scrims, Pink, mauve, blue borders, Special, per yard. 32¢ Shadow Cloth for Over drapings in shades of rose, green, per yard 69¢ Bargains in Curtain Nets, Gretons and Draperies _ : : Needs g4 . Livingâ€"room, Diningâ€"room, ~Bedroom _ Porch or Cottage Furniture Our endless yariety of seasonable suggestions. in furniture’afnd furnishings will meet all the requirements for your home. A lavish outlay of money is not necsssary to make a diningâ€"room, parlor or chamber more liveable, more artistic and more in. harmony with the out door surroundings. t seA % HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT $5.50; $7.95; $9.50 THAT . WILL GIVE LIFEâ€"LONG SATISFACTION DININGâ€"ROOM â€"FURNITURE White Iron Beds, Al Sizes Specials tor this week from the 3 Specials EFURNITURE HE WOULDN‘T ADVERTISE all sizes, good price $11.25 to BEDROOM SUITES OR ODD PIECESâ€"MANY PDESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM All Layer Felt Mattresses Worth $17.50,. This Week Wedngg}ay, May 1o9th 18 OQONLY $13:65 §# » 1920 â€"Young calves , ;or y age; highest price ett, R. R. No. i%,;} ~Smithville. y 1Eâ€"About 20 ‘young to take away, $15¢per Tring 12, Winona, Fmos nount. yexes best of attention.‘ ‘Will or quick sale. Apply to . hohe 40 or 341, GRIMSB SALEâ€"A oneâ€"horsé "éXté row and a quantity of si ants; also about 1000‘ peé Apply to ‘Chas. * Dur EOR SALE OR REN Â¥o. new spares : (Nob] le Welding ~Co., ? L t, Hamilton. . f!e ALEâ€"Reo truck, closed y <painted, suitable fox1 ruit farmer, goog tires Otor and laze seed corn. Ap}giy, P. hone 73 ring 13, GREIMSB ’; iâ€"Ford ~touring car nning order; spare tyres kit; chains; jack, . etc. hone 293 ring 11, GRIM One cow, six yeas hen June 10th; JmMailso JARSâ€"Chevrolet,"490", i perfect \»cqqigiqg.‘ & cLaughlin Light Six, h these cars have‘ al \eolt. Apply to EOR. S 7 ring 22, GRIMSBY. 3 WANTEDâ€"If you wis! P farm communicate witl e Juyers now. It will ing unle:s we make a | imited, GRIMSBY, ‘ph ne Wâ€"*Six roomed house, on Robinson | St..,. So HELP WANTED 48. SALEâ€"A ~quantity" «of 1IERSâ€"We pay 60c a.. po goose feathers, 7¢ poun ; feathers. Highest p all other kinds. Gri Co., opposite G. T. R. ALEâ€"Heavy . worle h« Ferris, ‘phone.28, GR iture can ‘be had if ; des t 464, or ‘phone 144, GRI IMSBY Steel Furoiture ip our flag too, in _of the Canadian ‘palatial steamer & a big boom of s into a little co he rLight. Anothe tars and Stripes, scows behind on na to Sewards Bay s up North where railway to the Beh prozrress. We hi nesday, May 19th,; 19 dvertis to fishing fleet at but qvery here a ‘of gasoline laun mon. ‘On our st ‘om the hundred : , shows up the ® inich peninsula a X Sidney. On & Pfl islets and th BCEROLY. WANTED rest of the all the way in the stea: and east v m to meet 1 entrance 0o shores stan and west , are the : ts, which uan de F Side by vid green prosperol e sombre ne tower hi Â¥ as t Bake ith M of Br O iDou t be ‘p