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S PHONE 1357 GRIMSBY, ONT. Z filllllllllll_lllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIlIIllIIlIIIIIlIllIIlI_l AOEEEEAEAAAAAAObb mmAAA qob mnbenmmnninmmnninmmimnipininimitiibnnind = s 5. =. ai | _ W. S. Murray‘s report m 605 Bank of Hamilton Building. ‘Phone Regent 604 E the total cost $15,037,! m r =| contingencies would brin s HAMILTON = ONTARIO 3 cost to $17,293,635. mm R â€" s =| ~Regarding existing EHE t ttNNNNIHHIHIIIINP | GRIMSBY and. Beamsvil] SIX H. P. SHEPHERD & SON Interest andâ€"Principal Payable in New York Funds. Price â€" to yield 7% $25.000 Abitibi Power & Paper Coy. Ltd. 6 Gold Bonds Burning the Nation‘s Wealth Merchant and Manufacturer tinuity and nonâ€"interference Our Prices are Right Baled Hay and Scraps, Poultry and Wodehouse now. At this price we regard these bonds as a bargain and believe that our clients will quickly avail themselves of so exceptionâ€" al an opportunity. to remove all I tion to Prevent If ever good Bonds were on the bargain counter that time is when wanting feed of quality for. stock or poultry. Always & line on hand. accumulations of â€"waste material, rubbish, boxes, brush, weeds and conditions that create disorder. â€" â€" . To Win Worldâ€"Trade We Must Develop Overseas Trade Keeps Canada Prosperous al n BRINGS DESTRUCTION â€" TO SOMEBODY‘S PROPERTY IN ONTARIO ONTARIO FIRE PREVENTION LEAGUE, INC. CALL 157 GRIMSBY Call 157 for Bran; Shorts ZIMMERMAN & MALLOCH EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY AND NIGHT The Torch of Carelessness Wotrk. of ‘Fire P1 who is at the mercy The Ontario Fire Marshal‘s Office Phone or Wire Your Reservation s, Crushed and Chopped Oats, Mixed Chop Oilcake Straw, Scotch Feed, Purina Chicken Chowder, Beef Bone, Poultry Grit, Oyster Shell, Charcoal, Pratts Poultry Food. § your next order of feed. { ire Hazards and take eve Fire The Navy Leagué of Canada CLEAN UP in affiliation with Trade must flow East and West and Overseasâ€" Shut off this Dominion from the seas and in fifty years Canada will cease to be a nation. Our Men Our Sea Heritage _ Our Ports â€"â€"Workers busy â€"Wages good â€"Farmers affluent revention should appeal to the y of the Fire Demon ; and to every r whoâ€"wishes to preserve the conâ€" & of his business. â€" Our Quality the Best y possible precauâ€" Our Ships full 14 WHERE THE HYDRO WILL GO ; Toronto, Sept.â€" 30. .â€"In giving eviâ€" dence before the royal commission on Ontario Hydroâ€"radials today, Chief Engineer Gaby, of the Ontario Hydro commission, was examined, particuâ€" larly regarding the plans for the exâ€" tensions in Western Ontario. Mr. Gaby outlined the plans of the line between Toronto, Hamilton and St. Catharines. This line starts at Bay street, Toronto, is doubleâ€"trackâ€" ed for about a mile and from that point parallels the Grand Trunk to Long Branch. This line, said Mr. Gaby, would run on the same grade as the Grand Trunk to Long Branch, with no level crossings. Between Long Branch and Oakville it would have the same crossings as the Grand Trunk. After reaching Oakville it was proposed to take over the presâ€" ent Dominion Power Transmission lines now in operation, instead of duplicating them. The estimates inâ€" clude a reproduction of the cost of this line from Oakville to Burlington, but it was hoped the present line would be acquired. From Burlingâ€" ton a new line would be constructed into Hamilton, 7%& miles long, saving half an hour as compared with the present Beach line entrance. The purchase of this Beach line was not contemplated. The Hamilton terminâ€" al would be at James street, some 2,000 feet from the city hall. â€"~ Parallel Grand Trunk The line from Hamilton to St. Kitts would parallel the Grand Trunk to Red Hill and from there run neat the present H. G. & B. line on to St. Catharines. The present estimate, said Mr. Gaby, included the cost of right of, way already purchased. These estimates included twoâ€"thirds of the cost of a terfuinal at Toronto. The estimated cost of the Torontoâ€" Hamilton line was $9,864,665, and the Hamilton and Niagara division to St. Catharines $3,593,182. W. 8. Murray‘s report had made ioned from black satin whose iusâ€" trous weave makes a pleasing backâ€" ground for the bead trimming. Small loops of~ sapphire blue beads are knotted together to ~simulate flowâ€" ers, and scatered all over the gown. The skirt is prettily draped on the right side, for that is a mode much liked in the dress for late Fall. A soft girdle of the: satin defines the waistline. Its long ends areâ€" fin~ ished with strands of the sapphire blue beads. The decolletage and arm holes are outlined by serried rowsâ€"of the beads that emphasize the beauty of this decoration. 3 Regarding existing ~ Hamilton, GRIMSBY and Beamsville line, Mr. Gaby said it could continue to operate and would bropably look after the 10â€" cal suburban traffic to Hamilton. BEADâ€"TRIMMED DANCE FROCK THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY, ONTARIO â€"â€"â€"THE.â€"â€"â€"â€" Hamilton Provident and Loan Society Pays 8%% per cent. on daily balâ€" ances on Savings accounts of $1.00 and upwards. 4 per cent. paid on Debentures for one or two years, 5 per cent. paid on Debentures for three or fire years. Money to loan. W. B. CALDER, Valuator GRIMSBY D. M. CAMERON, Treas. n1 Corner King and Hughson Streets, Hamilton (By Gertrude Beresford) charming dance frock is fashâ€" from black satin whose lusâ€" weave makes a pleasing backâ€" 1 for the bead trimming. Small of~ sapphire blue beads are d together to ~simulate flowâ€" f0 _ had made 944. Further # the total hh ho 4sc No more leniency will be shown to those riding bicycles on the sideâ€" walks. Many complaints have been received lately and the law will be enforced from now on. R Mt IFAifLAiALAlIfiqLGhfeiqkfqifq L Re Hewitt I BIGYCLE RIDERS W ‘The responsibilit{l for a daughter's future largely rests with the mother. 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KONKLE, Chief Constable D Mothers Advice LID UP LIST On Dollar Days, Friday and Saturday Oct. 8 & 9, we will accept subscriptions to the Indepâ€" endent for one year for one dollar. This offer for NEW sUBSCRIBERS ONLY. Remember the regular yearly subscription price of this paper raises to $2 a year on Oct. 15. Grimsby D¢ The YOUR LAST CHANCE AptI Dec. Independent T O GET All New Subscriptions and all Renewals will be taken from now to that date at the old rate of $1.50 Advertising Rates raise on the same date ON OGTOBCECR 15th. THE INDEPENDENT Raises to $2. PER YEAR FOR The Subscription Rate of M C C mm Wednesday, October 6th, 1920