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gROWERs ARE WORBYING _ \> â€" qVER BASKET SUPPLY\: â€" The battla between U ufacturers and the fri table growers of the di from Oakville to. Hami to Niagara Falls, is f veloped. Facing a tilt price of baskets, as rep quotaton of $100 pet BV 1 _ enro WedneSday’ ~The battle between the basket manâ€" ifacturers and the fruit and vegeâ€" able growers of the district running rom Oakville to Hamilton and then o Niagara Falls, is fairly well deâ€" veloped. Facing a tilt of $31 in the price of baskets, as represented in the quotaton of $100 per thousand this season,, as against $68 per thousand last season, the growers recently de-! cided to seek effective measures to fememmemmmen n 0_ 1 L0 0 0 mn““““““"““||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||l||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||E C ocm December Ist, 1920 offset the unnatural increases WHCL] the basket combine is out to secure. 1 The efforts to combat the manufac.| | turers have taken different angles in || various districts. In the Niagara valâ€" ley the grape growers, very strongly organized, are simply. sitting pat at the present time. They have decided that they will not pay anything like the prices asked and are content to l give the factories a few weeks‘ grace in which to realize Qlat fact. â€" If, by the new year, the prices are not set at a figure satisfactory to the grape growers, the latter will take up the question of a coâ€"operative basket fac. tory, controlled by the Grape Growâ€" M. D. E. KITCHING & co Let us show you how easy it is for anyone to own an Amberola. Call at our store or write to us in the next few days. Eyven if you are conâ€" vinced you cannot afford an Amberola, put it up to us to make it possible. So rememberâ€"call or writeâ€"soon. The marvelous tonre of the Amberolaâ€"the perâ€" manent, genuine Diamond Point Reproducer (no needles to change)â€"the practically unbreakable, everlasting Amgcrol Records=â€"all reveal the genâ€" ius of Edison. And the surprising, low cost of the Amberola puts highâ€"priced "talking machines" and commercial phonographs to shame. No wonder the Amberola has demonstrated its superiority time and again in public comparaâ€" tive tests with "talking machines‘‘ and commerâ€" cial phonographs. Thomas A. Edison‘s master mind conceived the Amberola to ertertain mankind. Commerâ€" cial phonographs are put together with just one object in viewâ€"to sell at so much profit. THI NK of the vast difference between Edison‘s | Amberola and ordinary phonographs or "‘talking machines‘‘. The Amberols is the prodâ€" uct of matchless inventive geniusâ€"of inspiration. Other phonographs are plain, factoryâ€"made maâ€" chines, devoig of inspiration. AMBEROLALA From Edison For Sale in Grimsby and District by EDISON‘S NEW DIAMON D The World‘s Greatest Phonograph Value GRIMSBY which ers‘ association. This much bhas DC¢" made very clear, and those. who are in close touch with the affairs of the Grape Growers‘ associati0on are satis fiea that they will be well able to carry the undertaking through to @ successful conclusion. DIFFERENT SITUATION ; _ In the Burlington district the sitâ€" ‘uation is somewhat different. There, the growers suffer from & lack of organization, & defect which is apDar: ently to be remedied at aD. early date In the meantime & strong commit tee has ‘been delving into the _bas:ke t l moware indica to make marketing ceptral s formed. The annual meeting Of the 1incoln County United Farmers Was held in the Council Chambers, St Gatharings on Saturday Nov. 20th * ~madin d bo ANNUAL MEETING OF Lmcol coUNnTty UNITED FARMrRS ONT. YOU! THE et £ INDEPENDENT has been who are ips of the are satis 16 , GRIMSBY, ONTARIO THANKSâ€"The thanks . of the Scoutmaster and Troop are extendâ€" ed to several citizens of the District who have donated their Drawing Tickets to our funds, instead of reâ€" POSTINGSâ€" 37 _ Russ, W., are poste« as of 26]11]20. 104 Bernardo, S., are p« Patrol as of 261120 Struck offâ€"43 Ambrose struck off the strength owi1 tinued absence, as of 26/11!$ _â€"The Troop and Bugle Band will par ade at the H. G. & B. Electric Station on Saturday, Dec. 4â€"at TWELIVEâ€" THIRTY sharpâ€"to proceed to Hamâ€" ilton by the 1240 car to take part in the Hamilton District Campaign for Funds. Expenses will be paid by the Association. Dressâ€"Full Scout Uniâ€" form, with staves; or any portion in possession of. STRENGTHâ€"Taken _ on son, W.; 104 Crabbe, E.; 1 do, S., are taken on the s of 26111120 PARADESâ€"The Troop will parade at the Basement, Public School, on Friday evening of this weekâ€"Decem ber 3â€"at seven o‘clock sharp. The Bugle Band will parade at the Counâ€" cil Chambers at the same hour. Dressâ€"Full Scout Uniform, or any portion in possession of. _ "And decideq that a political organ ization be formed." | Glen.. |_ Viceâ€"President â€" Arthur Craise Louth. _ Secretaryâ€"Treasurerâ€"J. _ F. â€" Fee Grantham. _ â€" £ _ Township Directorsâ€"Harper Seâ€" cord Grantham; J. A. Wills Louth; T. . Rivett Niagara; T. Felker Gainsâ€" boro; Levi Moyer Clinton; Jasort Mer ritt South GRIMSBY. _ Auditorsâ€"A. ‘Welstead; T. Felker. It was moved by Harper â€" Secord and A. T. Baker "The we the Unitâ€" ed Farmers of Lincoln County in anâ€", nual convention assembleq do unaniâ€"| mously affirm the present Provincial Government‘s course in respect to the distribution of Hydro light and power inasmuch as it is a common inheritance and which in its conâ€" ception promised rural Ontario a just participating share which is in danâ€" ger of jeopardy through certain pres, ent projected enterprizes. And also that a resolution be sent to Premier Drury approving of the Government‘s stand on Hydro Radials. BOY SCOUT NEWS AND ORDERS _ Directorâ€"Wm. Seull Jordan Staâ€" tion. ¢ The sixteen clubs being represented by delegates. The officers elected were: Groceries at Less Presidentâ€"John G. Smith Power Shredded Wheat ..... Peas Tomatoes Rolled Oats Rolled Oats "orn Flakes Clark‘s Clark Rice \A11 Laundry Soaps.... on . ream. of Wheat... .rown Ssugal orn Starch To clear out the small stock of Groceries I have on hand to make more room, I am going to sell at less than cost, as long as the goods last. i1p10Cca We als 3â€" 837 Wilson, W.; 79 re posted to Lion Patrol, 20.. 104 Crabbe, E.; ~ 105 .. are posted to . Beaver These prices are for Cash and Carry only PHONE 259 Pork and ‘Beans, 1LO O 4A ork and Beans, carry a full line of Fresh and C E.; 105 Bert the strength owing 11120 ernarâ€" I4., â€"â€"â€"18 to con wWilâ€" as T4 va..‘.g30C pEg ....30¢c large pkg ....1I5c small pkg aiil...3 pkgs a5sc as.... .2 cans 35C t .. .Isc per can TO PARENTSâ€"You put your boys in school, and everlastingly keep after them to make good. You place them in church ang Sunday school, and let them know you are looking for results. You turn them loose for their playâ€"and that‘s the end of it. Why? Because YOU are past the play age, or THINK YOU ARE. IF YOUR BOY is a SCOUTâ€"Help him in this work as well as in his other workâ€"and the result will more than pay you. We make your boy a MAN WANTEDâ€"A couple more old matâ€" tresses for use as gymnasium mats for the recreation hour of the Troop on parade. Citizens are urged to not wait for solicitation in matters of this, kind; but to voluntarily offer any articles they‘ might think of use to the BOY, in his training and deâ€" velopment. SUBSCRILPTION DRIVE â€"T h e Troop fell far short of its objective of seventyâ€"five subscriptions, on its recent driveâ€"and does not qualify for the Union Jack which was to have been their reward. We can acâ€" count for this in no othér manner than the apathy of the general public towards the Movement. Cents. Payment for uniform of porâ€" tions thereof will be received by the Scoutmaster at any time whether on parade or, through the week. The Thanks of the Scoutmaster and the Troop are extended to Mr. David Allan, for his kind donation of an old mattress for use of the Troop in their recreation hour. UNIFPORMâ€"The _ prices of the staves and the scarves, are Sixty deeming them .I5c per can . McPHERSON Next door to the H., G. & B. waiting room. gEisz for 30¢ .2 cans 18c 15c per can .2 for 25c z2 Ibs. :25C They will repair or replace, free of charge, any of their guaranteed halters if broken inside of oneyear from date of purchase. We give you a dated tag with each of these halters. This added protection is for you and we will be pleased to show you our halâ€" ters and harness at any time. c A<ta¢ Ib. for Every Horse Criffith Halters roc cake 0 . I5c/ 1b. JAS. H. UPSDELL For Sale in Grimsby by ured Meats. Quality the Seeded Raisins Seedless Raisins Sifto Salt Pearline H Salmon, red sockeye . Salmon, Chicken Carnation Milk, small........ alt in Bags.‘....... Ackles. Reg Rolled O ascade arnation Milk, large auce Than Gost Salmon. Reg. Haddie red sockeyve ats, bulk NEW CHILDREN‘$ SHELTER OPENED St Catharines and Lifncoln County has cause to be proud of the beautiâ€" ful enlargeqd Children‘s Shelter at Queenston street and Westchester Avenue St. Catharines. The old build ing which now stands upon the lot, a building larger than that of the old structure and thoroughly upâ€"toâ€"date in every manner. The old building has been remodeled and redecorated throughout to conform with the new structure. The building now proâ€" vides separate portions for the boys and girls with light airy rooms, white iron beds and every convenience of a modern Shelter. The building conâ€" tains three .fireplacesâ€"one in the Matron‘s reception room and one in both the girls and boys _ rooms. These add much to the homeâ€"like apâ€" pearance of the Shelter. / The official opening of the enlarged building took place yesterday afternoon and evenâ€" ing and large crowds took advantage of the opportunity thus afforded to inspect the building. Everyone exâ€" pressed delight with the beautiful ap pearance, the upâ€"toâ€"date equipment, the many conveniences for both children and matron, and the neat homey appearance which was preâ€" sented to them. Included among the guests of the afternoon were the mem bers of the County ‘Council all of whom were delighted with the buildâ€" ing and expressed the opinion that the money invested had been well spent. 25¢ and 30c¢.. â€"yet leaving him a BOY. ' J. K. ~M. LIVINGSTON, A)|(A)|Scoutmaster Tie the horse or colt so he can‘t break loose in the stable at night and damage the other stock or get injured. _ "Griffith" Halters hold any horse. We have ‘em., best and prices right. GRIMSEBY **‘... . 30c DpEg . 2 boxes 25¢ 18c, 25¢ bottle .+. ~. . dCcâ€"pkg 28e small tin 55¢ large tin 35¢c bottle 30c pkg 1oc bag .25C can 25C can 18c can lbs. 25¢ gc can SEVEN