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The Rally meeting of GRIMSBY W. C. T. U. was held at the home of Mrs. H. H. Aanderson was very successful both as to interest and atâ€" tendance. Th outstanding feature of the meeting was the report of the Provincial Convention recently held at Smiths Falls, given by Mrs. EllTOtt of Hamilton. Mrs. Harry Anderson gave a much appreciated @olo. Arâ€" rangements were made to pack. the annual Mission ox yesterday which was done and a box valued at $150.00 (one hundred and fifty dollars) was packed and shipped to the Indian Agent at Port Arthur fir distribution among the Indians. * ThelOntario Railway ‘Board meet in the Council Chambers toâ€"morrow â€" afâ€" ternoon at oneâ€"thirty to hear the apâ€" plication of the town to annex a porâ€" tion of the township. M.D.E. Kitching is confined to Ham ilton hospital where he underwent an operation on Thursday last for appenâ€" dicitis. He is now making rapid proâ€" geress towards recovery. Order Private Greeting Cards now. Nice assortment. Stewart‘s Drug Store. Hot water bottles; Ice Caps; Cliniâ€" cal Thermometers and sick room supâ€" plies of all kinds. Only the ‘best qual ity. Stewart‘s Drug Store. G. Bull was successful in winning first prize with his Buff Orpington cockerel; and first and third with pul lets at the Dundas Poultry Show. Mrs. W. J. Flett Jr. and children were called to Seaforth on Friday last owing to the severe illness of her bro ther William. Clyde VanDyke is suffering from a broken collar bone. One of the trade marks left in town by the Tiger Junâ€" iors rugby team. Dance with the War Vets on Friday night. Carmand Staples of. Liberty; Sask is renewing olq acquaintances around town. Em ocms mc NCn C Cir CnCc CCz Local Items Of Interest FOUR |"IN THEPUBLICEYE] Isr y ~l, yoec<z d Fruilts PHONE 3 A.J.ESSER GRIMSBY Try our ‘Bulk Teas and Coffees ‘Our Smoked and Cooked Meats are best Quality amd alâ€" ways fresh. Tryout Sausdige!........ i. ;.l.a m en sas.alass l aslrra0G : Rolled Oats......‘ Best Tapioca..... Best Bago......".. Flaked %Viheat i 4.4 Choice Rite...:}.‘... Custard Powders, ; FISH Fresh Fish to arrive Thursdayâ€"Salmon, Halibut, Herâ€" rng, Ciscoes, Finnan Haddie, Fillet of Haddie. Oysters 43 Our Delivery is at your service Sight is the most important sense used in school life. Our children are forced to use this faculty to excess as the main arâ€" tery of knowledge is the optic road to the brain. Each child‘s eyes should be careâ€" fully examineq by a recognized optometrist before being sent to school. We will then advise you as to® whetr«~ your child needs glasses. BANKâ€"OF HAMILTON VERNON TUCK ppppppppsppoy OPTOMETRIST ‘THE QUALITY STORE ESTABLISHED 1872 several varieties. .. Tea?h them in this way to acquire good habits early in life, Teach your children to save. Start for each one of them a savings acâ€" count in the Bank of Hamilton.. $1.00 is sufficient for the first deposit. i i n S( ant C t e C on e C h tbn un n CCb aria C Steve McCoy is holidaying at his old home in Pumpkin Centre Ohio. We exâ€" pect that the natives will have the town band out to welcome the prodiâ€" gal calf and will likely present him with the key of the town pump it beâ€" ing the only thing in that thriving metropolis of one store a blacksmith shop and three houses that is locked. While away he will also take in the bright lights of Cleveland and Other Ohio cities. He ‘will probably be the possessor of an oil well or & «#old mine by the time he gets home. That is what generally happens to strangâ€" ers in a big city. Beamsville Nov. 16.â€"With a déeputy reeve being added to the municipal Council of Clinton the coming year there is a feeling in the air that there will also be an upheaval in ?:e counâ€" cill~ S. H. Culp of Campden seems slated for the deputy reeveship and it it not likely he will haye any opposiâ€" tion. At any rate the township rateâ€" payers are beginning to talk when they come to town. They have been too busy with fruit to do much talking since last July but some of them at least are out now for a swapping of horses. j WANTEDâ€"Some kind friend or friends to donate to the BOY SCOUTSâ€"for use ‘in their rooms (and return if desired)â€"a couple of hanging lamps; two dozen chairs (in total); two or three small tablesâ€" and. some table covers.© The citizens of this District have a great chance to support this Best Movement amongst its future citizenryâ€"and are urgeq to do so. Call J. A. M. Livâ€" ingston Acting Scoutmaster at No. 36 or 379â€"and your donation will be called for. C The grand annual ball of the Domin ion Canners employees held on Thurs day night last was by far the best ever stageq by Manager Tcdd. ‘Over two hundred people jammed their way into the Vets hall to have the time of their lives ang they haq it. The prize waltz was wn by Mrs. Heddon and B. Shelton with Mrs. Warsnop and James Gowland second and Mrs. J. Gowland and Ed, St. John third. A sumptuous supper was served angq dancing was kept up until after four o‘clock. Dublin Nov. 12.â€"â€".Jack Nolan once a wellâ€"known Dublin Nationalist figure has just dieéd here. In 1900 he. was arrested in Canada with two others n a charge of attempting to blow up lock 25 on the Welland canal and was sentenceq to penal servitude for life. After serving 16 years of his sentence he was released and later he returned to Irelaind. * 1 Word receiveq in Grimsby on Satâ€" urday conveyed the sad news of the death of Miss Nellie McLachlan daughâ€" ter of Rev. J. A. and Mrs. McLachlan of Chesley. Mr. and Mrs. McLachlan and family only left Grimsby in June after a residence here of four years. No particulars as to the cause of death are to hand. Men‘s 65c heavy wool sox for 39c; |aid $1.00 suspenders for 63¢; $1.50 neckâ€"| Sies ties for T5c; $3.00 fine shirts for $1.98. A Countless other ‘bargains at Stephen‘s ing Broker Sale. i he s Mrs. Robert Hughes who was operâ€" ated on in Hamilton hospital is gradâ€" ually gaining strength Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Vernon Tuck‘s stock of Xmas jewelâ€" ry is bigger and ‘better than ever this year. It will pay you to see this asâ€" sortment of "Gifts that last." Wood Alcohol and glycerine mixture to prevent your auto radiator freezâ€" ing up. Stewart‘s Drug Store. GRIMSBY BRANCH 314 lbs. fos 25¢ t es i.k ID.‘ I§G 42\ +arit "b.. t§8€ . ta ue 4* I9s. 225C ABe, 20¢, 25¢ lb. s.‘.. .I5C‘ to 20e V egetables GRAPE GROWERS SATISFIED (Growdeda out last week) To have received its charter of incorporation on August 20 and to be awhle to report to its shareholders on Nov. 4 that 45 per cent. of the grape crop produced in the Garden of Canâ€" ada was marketed through the comâ€" pany is the proud accomplishment of the executive of the Niagara Grape Growers limited. At the meeting held in St. Catharines Thursday President T. J. Mahoney announced that over 400 cars of grapes or 45 per cent. of the total output had gone through the hands of the comâ€" pany. Of these 320 cars. were exâ€" ported. : UHHEHHHHEHHHHHHHHHHHHEHHHHHHHHIH E: Comfortable Rooms can ‘be had, by the day or week, at reasonable rates. VILLAGE INN ANNEX Rooms for Meetings angqg Hall for Dances with Dressing Roqms and Room for serving supper. Apply Village Inn Annex (Opposite Village Inn)® _ Sales are the order of the day. â€" 1S it fair to ‘charge one man $75.00 fotr an article this week and sell the same next week for $50.00?,. Clearly the first man got "stung". We do not believe in that method of merâ€" chandising. We prefer to sell our goods_ at a small and reasonable proâ€" fit to#all so that at all times at this store you are assured of a square deal and the biggest values in the country. We manufacture our own goods and sell direct to you at but one small profit. When you want ready made or madeâ€"toâ€"order give us an opportunity of showing our goods: Just a few steps from James St. but every step means saving money. Alâ€" ways at your service. Farrar Clothâ€" ing Manufacturer, 5 Market Square Hamilton. |Boy" which is the only boys mag found, was the most popular published in Canada. If the ‘ ?:buying buplic This was esâ€" tive is reached the troop is to be: ly true in the United States sented with a silk Union Jack â€" it where the basket being near with an oak staff surmounted | ze of the "jumbo" or twelveâ€" the Scout Crest in bronze. Br market ‘basket commanded a this campaign it is expected that price than any other. \troop funds will be considerably ,;,‘;;'-P,.rpdnctlon Limited mented as 50c for each suwbscrl le there is an unlimited deâ€" will stay ‘with the local 3880_ , ‘\Canadian grown grapes on Sugar is the all absorbing toP nai y's:a ltf:lit T:' rtI;eet p:ggfliti;i’ the day but it is seldom that the! is delectable fruit, there ‘being l'g’ have a chance to see real B about 4500 acres of land suitâ€" chne right from the Island of Trinida Oe the cultivation 4f grapes in where the . bulk of Oour Ssugarid ern Ontario lying chiefly in the from. J. P. Robertson has on °X! w PStrID between Lake Ontario ion in his window & piece of _8 re mountain east of Hamilton cane just as it came from the fielG e Niagara river. resembles a stick of bamboo; PU he crop this year is estimated sweet essence of the sugar Cd} e been about eighty per cent. plainly discerned at the °20§ W t Of jast year which was a recâ€" the stalk ‘has been cut. Along , 10,000 : tons having been the cane are also two mens headgs ' Seldom well known growâ€" ved out of a cocoanut. The one p eclare are two such: excellent is an excellent likeness of an old Ir; o se ced in succession. man. Bald head with fringe of ha %‘ Market Expansion whiskers; eyes; ears and all. It4§@\ mpo@united States market for Canâ€" fine piece of workmansth,‘ (es), . ff An gr‘dpes is now es.tabllshed. Halloween pranks cost. thirtee?| Through the American Fruit Growâ€" Winoua boys $60 and costs and a reCâ€"| ty‘ Ince. which is working in conJunc ord in the annals of the Wentworth | tion with the new Canadian corporaâ€" police court. Tuesday morning *â€") tion grapes have been Pla;c,ed on the Dew; Walker Chambers; F. ReakeS; | Market in all the large cities as far T. W.; P. and Art Hand; William BO8| West as Chicago and south to St. by; Buster Burke; William MaddoX; | Louis. There is a demand for the Clifford Nash; Bob Metcalfe and Har| Niagara belt product not only in the ry Garner appeared before MagiSâ€"| Prohibition States where gTaP®S dg trate Vance and pleadeq guilty t0| Not grow but also in New .YOrk an throwing down three acres of staked | Michigan, states with a.fan'ly large corn the property of Miss Smith.|Srape production of their own. ’Ijhls The complainant claimed that seYel'-. is said to be because of the _superlor-: al of the boys were anxious.to make | ity in quality of the Canadian _ proâ€" restitution and she did not wish to ] duct which is sought for its flavorâ€" press the charge. Magistrate Vante, 4@ most important consideration â€" in gave the boys some ‘fatherly advice | the manufacture of wine. and let thkm go with a fine of $60| Meetings of the members of the and costs. C.S. Morgan appeared for Grape Growers association are being the defendants. arranged by the incorporated _ comâ€" A. Burland has purchased ing gelding Sunday Evenin, from Hamilton parties and_ him to HJamilton, Bermuda free for all paces to be held Island this winter. l The local Boy Scout Troop hal dertaken a drive for subscripti the Boy Scout Magazine "Can Boy" which is the only boys ma published in Canada. If the | tive is reached the troop is to D sented with a silk Union Jack with an oak staff surmounted. the Scout Crest in bronze. ‘THI this campaign it is expected tha troop funds will be considerabl; mented as 50c for each suwbsCI will stay ‘with the local assocI1a organized for the 1920â€"21 sea organization of over sevent) and female voices hasg been & into the blackface ranks,. which are some.fine comedian first show will be helq in Jan Charlie Burland is confine bed, the results of injuries _ in last Saturday‘s rugby gan GRIMSBY Ministrel Club At a meeting of the gener finance committees of the O Reunion on Wednesday night was decided to hire the Liv Farrell Promotion Bureau to all the work in connection reunion, An estimate of the: and expenditures of the reun tabled. ~ aid of the Presbyteria:n;C“ Every citizen is reque in the names of Old ‘Bom Girls to J..Orlon mvingst?;';i,,: or L.‘J. Farrell ‘nhnrm aa Giris to J..Orlon Livingsto _if; or L. J, Farrell ‘phone 69. _ Buy your Templeton’s*’, Stewart‘s Drug Store. T. R Rheumatism etc. RAZâ€"MAH thma. Relief guaranteed. A box social will be held i F. 0. Hall, Grassies on . fl evening Nov. 24th. The proce A nice fall of the night. It was a ‘blu but not very cold. Elkays Rat Paste for at Handy to use and very iu tubes .at Stewart‘s Drug g The Minstre] Troupe ; the Parish Hall tomorrow eight o‘clock. Grimsby, â€" Ont. Open for the Winter No Meals Served THE INDEpENfit in aoar y arrrmemae,..... =( " _ Deautdiful a blustering wil LESLEd to S Boys and> l'a.ts_ and effective : Store. rehearsge Y night a mi Is Leave the plagket seam onen for about ten inches from the waist acâ€" cording to the size around the hips but in all c ses the shorter the placâ€" kKet the ‘better. ~ Two strips of material < each half »n inch longer than the placket opâ€" ening should be cut. One strip must be about four inches and the other strip about two inches wide. The The Wider strin is doubled over and gown to the left side of the skirt to form an underflan whilst the other strip is faced to the right side. The placket of a skirt may be plac ed either at the side or the b ck. The opening should only be used as long as is necess rvy for the skirt to be slipped on and off eagily. As the stock of seed is limited, farmers are advised to apply early to avoid disappointment. Those who applied too late last season are parâ€" ticularly requested to send in .their names at once so that application forms may be forwarded to them. ed after Feb. 1st, 1920. No application forms will ‘be furnish C. E. Saunders, " Dominion Cerealist. Applications must be on printed forms which may be obtained by writing to the Dominion Cerealist, Experimental Farm, Ottawa, at any time after Sept. 1st. The following kinds of seed grain will be sent out this season:â€" 4 Spring Wheat (in about 5â€"lb. camâ€" pes); White Oats (about 4â€"lb.); barâ€" ley (about 5â€"lb.); field peas (about 5â€"lh); field beans (about 2â€"lb.); flax (about 2â€"1b.). ‘ Meetings of the members of,. the Grape Growers association are being arranged ‘by the incorporated _ comâ€" pany at which Hon. Manning Doherâ€" ty will be present. The/meetings will probgbly be held within the next two weeks at central points such as GRIMSBY and St. Cath:rines when the question of better marketing and transportation facilities will be disâ€" cussed. i & (Experimental Farms Note) The annual free distribution ot samples of seed grain will be conâ€" ducted as usual at the Central Experi mental Farm, Ottawa, by the Dominâ€" ion Cerealist. Only one sample can be sent to each applicant. $ Bim: .2 3 3.3 74 io t 2as‘cal i c c Alibaiiitifiad West as Chicago and South to St. Louis. There is a demand _for the Niagara belt product not only in the Prohibition States where grapes do not grow ‘but also in New York and Michigan, states with a fairly large grape production of their OWn This is said to be because of the superiorâ€" ity in quality of the Canadian proâ€" duct which is sought for its flavorâ€" a most important consideration â€" in the manufacture of wine. SEED GRAIN DISTRIBUTION shipments _ were made and reé already bidding on â€" the age of ‘baskets made it necesâ€" s year to use a miscellangous ent of contginers and grapes ippeq .in bushel â€"hampers, six venâ€"quart baskets making a n in the cost of marketing. -quart basket, the ~comâ€" und, was the most popular F[n T he *a» Churches rop disposeqd of by the Niagâ€" Growers represented â€"the m 500 vineyards angq a cash ‘ of $400,000. That there will ofitable réturn for those who rough the company is assurâ€" a minimum of $80 a ton will _ There were very feoew losses fruit deteriorating in transâ€" movember 21st 1920 ary Anniversaryâ€"Rev. Jas. p. D. Foreign Missionary r will speak at 11 a.m. fat 7 p.m. On. So excellent.. was the of the grapes, all of which _ pass the company‘s inspector v}gr.s far in excess of the proâ€" have been received since the _ BAPTIST y November 2ist 1920 â€"Inspirational Address. â€"Bible School. A Dreamer." .mâ€"â€"B Y.P. U. y $ p.m.â€"Prayer â€" and J g. BY, ONTARIO TO MAKE A PLACKET ]\[ETHODIST PAY:: . CASH! Our foods and prices will encourage your appetite and your saving account. You pay us «cashâ€"so you pay lessâ€" you carry your groceries homeâ€"â€"and sive tmmoney. § Our supply of fruits and vegetables isâ€"stocked F R E S H Every Dayâ€"Try Them> 0 > â€" ra OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS .« ~ <. 7 OME nutim wa" Wednesday, November PAY LESS!