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Hamilton, June 17.--The Bank of Hamilton has possession of some $20 notes of the Bank ot Hamilton which appeared to have 'been torn Welland, June 17.--A tall, dignified man walked down Hellems avenue of this city at 2.30 o'clock yesterday morning, clad in a top hat and a nightdress. He walked as calmly as though he was on his) way to his of- fice ,for he is a well known business man there. A passer-by, a friend, spoke his usual "good-night" but the ghostly figure passed on. The friend followed and caught him by the arm; The man in the nightie jumped, rub- ibed his eyes, and, seeing where he was pbeat it for his home, his friend following. On his verandah he ex- plained matters. He was walking in his sleep. ' ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo9©®ooooooooooooooooooooooéé ooooooooooooooooooooo000000ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Niagara Falls, Ont., June 16-a'our mining companies are. moving their head offices to Niagara Falls. They the the Fidelity & Development Ctr, the Bidgood Gold Mines ot the Kirk.. land gold area, the Kennedy (Boston) and the St. Catharines Gold Mines Companies. Office buildings have been secured. The whole office staff of the various companies are being moved here from Haileybury. l Merritton Council has granted $100 to the War Memorial fund, for that town. 1 News of the District Culled From Our Exchanges :f, BE CON D SECTION THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR. --66666669e66664"H+e"H"'"e'4"Ft"'i"FF6"t"Fht"e"e"e"s'; District Summary THEINDEPENDENT? l Beamsvi'lle Express-Last Friday atternon Lieut.-Col. Wm. Andrews and Inspector Carefoot inspected the pupils of the public school in miti- tary drill and physical exercises. Assistant Principal Lucas put the boys through the drill and they made an excellent showing, considerng the short time they have been train- Ing. Colonel Andrews also put them Between 3 and 4 o'c1ock Monday morning the grocery store operated by Joe and Tony Meloni, at the corn er of Welland avenue and Geneva street ,was dynamited by unknown parties. Three plate gl. .5 windows were demolished, a door was blown {to Tieces, the plastering in the store ‘was broken" and a large section of flooring and Joints torn to splinters. The proprietors who were sleep- ing above the store, escaped without serious injury. Six weeks ago a bakery conducted by foreigners was) bombed, With considerable propertyl 1oss.-St .Catharines Standard. l and fastened together in quite an in- . nocent looking manner but behind which lies a story of an ingenious attempt at fraud, balked at the bank. , On holding the notes up in front of I a strong light it was seed that the two edges did not meet between the adhesive tape fastening them toprth- er, but there was a gap ot about three-quarters of an inch and it was demonstrated that by cutting the notes at different places and faster:- ing them together in this manner, one extra note could be made out of, seven or eight genuine ones. Con- trar yto expectations, the extra note would not consist ora number of stripsrthree-quarters of an inch wide pasted together, which would at once excite suspicion but would be made up of not more than two or three pices by the process of moving the cut across the face of the 'bill, leaving a larger right-hand segment each time. The space thus obtained at different parts of he hill would result, in the long run ,in getting an extra bill out of those so operated upon. TWO SECTIONS +F."b64 q. Smithville Review-J. au. Gardener, of Niagara, Fails, representing a Company for the manufacture of iron Products, was in town on Mnday in- terviewing the Council in regard to the matter of a location in Smith- ville. They have eight such fot1nd- ries in the United States and it is thought by the Company that the Town of Smithville is an ideal spot tor the extension of the Indus- try in Canada. The sight on the Dufferin survey was looked-upon as favorable iby Mr. Gardener, on ac- count of the railway facilities, and the favorable advantages of securing Restores Vim and Vitality; fog, Nerve and Brain; increases "gray matter; a Tonic-. will build you up. $3 a box, or two {pr $5 at drug stores. or b mail on recext of price. THE srlii'iofl'iu55 DRUG COMP NY. Beamsvible Express-Mr. G. E. Pentland, principal of Vankleek Hill High School ,a fogmer principal of Beamsville High . chool, has resign- ed his position in Tranlrleek Hill. He has been notified by the Department that he will be appointed a County Inspector but it is not yet decided of what county. PHOSPHONOL for MEN A reliable Regulating Pill for Women. " a box. Sold at all Drug Stores. or mailed to any address on receipt of price. THE SCOBELL DRUG CO., Montreal. Quebec. Montreal, Quebec Dr. DeVan's French Pills centre in Lincoln County, who takes the highest marks on the entrance examination. "The candidates" says' Mr. G. A. Carefoot ,the county inspec tor, "who wish to compete, must notify the presiding examiner ot their intention to compete and the win ner of the medal must attend Smith- ville High School during the year. --Smithville Review. S. Entrance examination a centre in Lincoln County, who the highest marks on the er examination. "The candidates' Mr. H. Gracey, the popular reevs of South GRIMSBY, will donate a medal to the pupil writing on the H. S. Entrance examination at any Ithrough a short drill. The girls iwere in charge of Miss Holmes and 'Miss Hicks and presented a pretty sight in their physical culture exer- cises. A number of spectators gath- ered to witness the tboys and girls being put through their facings. The. school will receive the Strath- cona Grant which is given for this wor kit! the pupils mea.sure up to. the standard. GRIMSBY, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1920 1tX.oX?xoXoXoJ@eX9JeKoXoJCtX?x%t' MADE IN CANADA Ceeeeeee.XiXeeoXoXoXeXy) PHONE 309 iiiiii,i 8o (M) ti)(? ti) a G" ti] CM) CECE 6Kt fiii.i ECE L92 Ci) CM CM) The minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and confirmed. . . Communications .were received from J. H. Farrell re sale of road allow- ance between lots 35 and 36, Conces- sion 8, from the County Clerk copy of By-law 654 and county tax levy tor the year, 1920. Moved by Mr. Book, seconded by Mr. Durham, that the following ac- counts the paid: A. Cole, 1415 ft. of After taking and subscribing the necessary oath, the council acting as a Court of Revision, heard the following assessment appeals: Wm. Braund claimed to be assess- ed for too much land on W. p. 21, C/Jn. 8; Jas. H. Roszell claimed over valuation of his property' part 8, on. 9, in comparison with neighbor- ing propede; W. E. Shepherd claim- ed valuation of theatre too high. 1 Moved by Mr. Theal, seconded by Mr. .Quslter ,that the following al- teratit be made in the Assessment Roll for 1920: That the assessment of Mr. Wm. Brauna on w. p. 21, Con. 8 be reduced to 40 acres, and valua- tion reduced $65; that the assess- ment of Jas. H. Roszell be reduced 8 be reduced to 40 acres, and valua- tion reduced $65; that the assess- ment of Jas. H. Roszell be reduced $50; that the appeal of W. E. Shep- herd be not entertained. Carried. Moved by Mr. Book, seconded by Mr. Durham, that the Court of Revi- sion do now adjourn and the Couns cil resume ordinary business. Car- ried. . . The Municipal Council of the Town ship of South GRIMSBY met, pursu- ant to adjournment, in Smithville Hall, on Monday June 14th, 1920, at one o'clock p.m. with all the mem- bers present. 'coke over the branch line to Port Mait land. The Company is seeking a loan ot possibly fifty per c.ent ot a mort- gage on their plant and building as erected. They will build at once, if the town will guarantee said loan as a first mortgage mo money to be advanced until such time as the building is completed and the ma- chinery installed ready tor opera- tion. _ tiiFitFif TREE SOUTH GRIMSBY COUNCIL IMPERIAL POLARINE IMPERIAL POLARINE HEAVY IMPERIAL POLARINE h IMPERIAL Polarine can be depended on to give you thorough lubrication, to keep the engine running quietly and faultlessly, to take you a 100 miles or 1,000 miles at the least cost for fuel, oil and repairs. ' Imperial Polarine forms a piston-to-cylinder seal that maintains compression and utilizes the full power of the fuel. It spreads a thin, yet unbreakable oil film over everv friction surface that minimizes wear-it is the perfect- lubricant. . (Light medium body) Imperial Polarine will not break up under high operating heats. It burns freely with hardly ftrace of carbon. Costs less because it saves depreciation and fuels. Sold in gallon and four-gallon sealed cans, half-barrels and barrels, also 12yf-gallon steel kegs, by dealers everywhere. / Look for the Imperial Polarine Chart of Recommendations when you buy oil. It shows which of the three grades described below is recommended for your car. Use the grades specified, exclusively. A GRADE SPECIALLY SUITED ro YOUR MOTOR Over 1,000,000 spark plugs and spark plug cleaners were shipped by one American manufacturer fo tore- ig'n countries last year. Moved by Mr. Book, seconded by Mr. Durham, that the account of F. Stewart for work on road div. B, Amounting to $67.15 be paid. Car- ried. ' Moved by MrsDurham, seconded by Mr. Theal, tha this Council do now adjourn to meet again at the Smith- ville Hall on July 19th, 1920, at the hour of one p.m. Carriul. H. GRACIEY, Reeve. FRANK ROBERTS, Clerk Moved by Mr. Durham, secluded by Mr. Book, that leave be gr nted to introduce a by-law to appoint an Inspector of Noxious Weeds for the Tp. ot South GRIMSBY and that the same :be now read the first time. Carried. IBy-law read a first time. Moved by Mr. Boulter, seconded by Mr. Theal that this council do now be now read a second and third time, and do pass and the Reeve and Clerk do sign and seal the esame and its title be as in the motion. Carried. 'By-law read a second and third time. Moved by Mr. Durham ,seconded by Mr. Book, that the 'following ac- counts be paid: J. H. Farrell, for 1 sheep killed by gogs, unknown, $25; trustees of 'Smithville $200 advanced by agreement to complete the village hall. Carried. Moved by Mr .Theal seconded by Mr .-Boulter, that leave be granted to introduce a bylaw to grant the privi- lege of laying gas mains along the streets of Smithville to the Chip- pawa Oil and Gas Co. and that the same be now read a first time. By- law was read the first time. Moved by Mr. Book ,seconded by Mr. Durham, that the 'by-law just read be now read a second and third time and do pass, the Reeve and Clerk sign and seal the same, and its title be as in the motion." Carried. 'By-law read a second and third time. ‘. gWi'l.llil, RM oa plank at $60, $84.90; W.P. Duck, road div. 3 and 4, $80.76; H. Theal, Road div. 1 and 2, $1827.20; A. T. Mi- chell, on printing account, $50.00; A.M. Nelson, road div. 7, $29.75; Dr. J. M. Zumstein, expenses to Conven- tion, $8.65; R. Book, for lumber. $120.97; H. Huether ,road 1iiv. 5 $85.52; F. Trembley, road div. 9 $339.80; J. E. Fisher, road div. 8, $15.40; W. [Sheldriek, road div. 1, 39.60s Carried. (Medium heavy body) TEN PAGES Durham ,seconded the 'following ac- r. H. Farrell, for 1 $1.50 PER YEAR, 4c PER COPY wheahatimtmadethirotandardmaB. fmt,thutrhiakerartdmorrihimsarsss. #rrious,aatdtsohehaatihrayakeptthmi outofhismmedies. Women whotakq thhssttutdardrernedy know thatinDr. Pissree'a Favorite Prescription they'm tttsth-ttima/tOni-good/r drugziaiaererrrhemtsallihintiquidar tabletfom.’ is made ' of was growth: that' nature surely ‘tntended for backache.‘ headache, weakening pains, 1mm} ties, tnihotmati.ons, and to: the many, disorders common to women in an agesof life. Dr. Pierms's Favorite PresMrstiortah made of lady’s slipper root, black which root, unicornroot, blue tstthoahruotand Oregon gmpetrgot. Dr. Pierce knew; (Extra heavy body) ing natural conditions. Enemy?! W0, N. Y., long since found out“ is naturally hart for women’s discs“; He learned it_all through heating thou- samhofcasa. Theresutrbthitststadia, was a. medicine called Doctor Piano’s Favorite Prescription. This median. headache; backache and mar turn to the right prmeripthm, one gotten Up by Dr. Pierce fifty years ago. l Everything growing out of the ground seems intended for some use in Whith- When The Day Is Over you down; made you ms happy; and there is noth/ in; in life but When the houuhold cares; and tho worries of everyday life