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We J. P. ROBERTSON Ees nouatt hhin s hatd We M Wt its i ts yop Lo [â€"We are having another nont coming in today. As getting late we will 3 B IP TICKETS to or from ind ; all details arranged, passâ€" ured, and prepaid tickets re: . those in England desirous ot o Canada. A. Burland, agent ';';5 ng steamship lines. ‘Phone Tt s :: * is at a reduction rather‘ than any over. D. Marsh & Sons. 25 Hughson Street South e E/ Hamilton, Ontario i oo NHooonme mm en quantity of good dry I maple; cut in stove per cord, strictly cash. ' e 119. E> FOR â€" SAL eky mare an Vould make prse. Apply J Siding, ‘phone ROOMERS can le rooms and meals. Apply 1 ENT Office. â€" FOR SALEâ€" six weeks old Isaiah Piott, ville. mae * _ ... md e]mâ€"-abou [ w. Oold, ‘ph W _ FOR SALEâ€" arâ€"old heifel onths‘ old : hone Beamsy tio FOR g on a frui erford, ‘ph ©oOMSâ€"A\C< ’s.plendid _a private â€"rates. ( ce. No :1 ‘be of go riting to & WIl" s NlD‘ENTs rnonesâ€"223, 226 â€" Grimsby o ie alGenGe e BaaBaaBaaBa Bo e ie ie sGeBeoBeaBaoBaaBa oZe Be aGe oGe aeaBeaBaaBaaBeaBeoBeaBe as aBe ofeoBeaSaaa on e e aGeneoReoSeaBeeGeaQeaQesQeeole cfe i ""The Home of Quality Groceries‘" i FOR Wednesday, December 8th, 1920 Phonesâ€"225, 226 «The quality of our goods is always guaranteed Ge 0 + your Christmas order®> _ Wagstaffe‘s Peels, Seeded and Seedless ‘Raisins, Shelled Walnuts, Shelled Jordan Almonds, Almond Pasteâ€"in fact everything to make a good Christmas dinner. Vostizza Currantsâ€"The first that have been in the marâ€" ket for several yearss ’ This food supply market is shaping itself for the biggest Christmas trade in its history. Food buyers will find it the ideal place to gé‘ifihé‘f@Christmas supplies. Tons and tons of good things for Christmas; â€" See us for Christmas wants. ROTHSAY E. CLEMENS CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE Start The New Year Right 1921 will le before you in a few weeks. Prepare now to make it 0st imnortant one." A course in our Day School will fit you to j pt a good position, at a good salary. FOR SALE OR RENT Advertise Your Wants % Standing _ timbe ut, chestnut, oak, map ut fifty trees in a ‘phone 358W,, GRIMSB Y MISCELLANEOUS inter Term Begins Monday, January 3rd et us send you p'ar‘ticulars regarding one of our courses Now For Xmas Valencia Raisinsâ€"The Raisins with the re msville 191 rl â€"Adult roomers Ccan idid â€" accommodation ite family at reasonâ€" _ Centrally: located To meals. Applicants eood ‘habits. Apply R SALEâ€"Suitable fruit farm. Apply to . ‘phone 184. Cow RIMSB Y . )w, due June due April; E_ Marlatt, Box ind m Y# ~. 02 TARMSâ€"If you wiskh to sell you nananaaanaaaa |. farm â€" commuricate with t young pigs,|â€"we have Juyers now. It will cos o go away.|you nothing unle‘s we make a. sal« o. 8, Smith-IBell’s Limited, GRIMSBY, ‘ph ne 40 or 261. secure nicd breakfast )x Ting 11 11 5 ~‘ twoâ€" calf six Thirty, timber ; maple in all. W I N d O1l _ _FO RSALEâ€"A first class horse fo1 orchard Work. W. P. Levack ‘phone 436J. ton, is1 derson In and frot Hamilton and Be: nice house and f« give particulars Kelvey, P. 0. Bo:: Fruit farm hand wanted for farm on highway, near school and cars; steady work to reliahle experienced married man, capable of taking charge. Free house, milk, fruit, etc. Apply Postoffice Box 557, GRIMSâ€" mJ VELL AMO Tria The locar Troop of Boy Scouts, acâ€" p companied by their splendida Bugfe Banaâ€"in command of A|(A)|Scoutâ€" our an s master J. A. M. Livingston, assisted by A. S. M. Chivers and Walker and C. M. Farrellâ€"to the number of §TÂ¥., pefpeGecfeefacfeofecfecTo ce ofe afe «fe «feafncReaFocfecfeafe afe afe ofe ofe ef ofe ofe TY-SIX all ranks,‘proceeded to Hami P WANTED ilton on the afternoon of Saturda s HEL II?lecember 4, 1920â€"to participate & * e mmtooar ~ onee â€"~ nomonsal tne pasade of District Scouts being WANTEDâ€"At once, experienced| s o ng. ener;l with best of _ references.| 0Cld in connection with the camâ€" 8 j t’ MrsS. J. W. Dalton, paign in that City towards the raig.. %Mm ing of a fund for the carrying out f: WANTEDâ€"At once, man to operâ€"| the furtherance of the Scout Mov itchi Machine. Bell‘s Limitâ€"| ment. f 1 Zfle Piiohine ‘ The local bovs detrainea at tha Tax Teacher of VOICE PRODUCTION and SINGING Will, in compliance with numerâ€" ous requests for instruction, arâ€" range to visit Grimsby one day weekly if sufficient students can be enrolled to form a class. For terms and particulars write to Vellamo School, Hamilton, or phone Beamsville. _ vevevatstathacachlnunlinlst; ;. _ SNCE gigro . it | §SHILOH 3088°EsCOUGHS | FRUIT FARM t* () ARMS â€" WANTEDâ€"Fruit, stoc}k grain farms wanted. Buyer: i United States and Canada wait 4P4 farms sold in Sept., 1920 ; ) â€"farms sold in last 12. months . Shaw, 75 James South, Hamilâ€" Strout farm agent: J. VB. Anâ€" MADAME WANTED James South, Hamil agent;®J. /B. ~An GRIMSBY. WANTEDâ€"Between msvyille; must have w acres of fruit; and price. A. Mcâ€" 183. Hamilton, Ont. al flavor. ¢ * @##"*" |__GRIMSBY should be mighty proud mmmtmoomurrmmemezes | Of : thQ. ~tUTDOUt < Of (BOY | SCOURS f which represented her in Hamilton HEEEEEEEE on Saturdayâ€"and any of the local * residents <who saw the parade can but IIE in all fairness, give praise and supâ€" port to the movement locally. â€" Principal Ty us ouJ afest Ll The conduct of the Scouts while in the city was exemplary and while off parade they enjoyed themselves ‘on their own‘ returning to their homes, in the same mannerâ€"tired ‘but happy. a band of this <kindâ€"all things beâ€" ing equal, in length of organization, age of boys, and unfamiliarity with cityâ€"streetâ€"marching. c ‘THE GRIMSBY Band ‘and (Troop easily ‘topped‘ the paradeâ€"and the crowds of people which lined the route :heartily extended their â€" appreâ€" ciation of our appearance by cheers and . applause. + At six o‘clock the GRIMSBY Band formed in the rotunda of the Royal Connaught Hotel, and with the perâ€" mission and request of the manageâ€" ment, rendsred two or three selecâ€" tions in their ‘best manner, which pleased the growing crowd to such an extent that showers of silver money were thrown into the bandâ€"circle. The boys followed their Scout trainâ€" ing. ng steadil constitutin (1smissed. The GRIMSBY Band ‘took at the â€"corner of Cannon ai and did not relinquish it unt ing Catherine, on Main stre ing steadily, for that complet ‘ Last week the Girls‘ Interscholasâ€" tic Basketball leauge resulted in two ’victories for the Normal school. This week the other teams evidently reâ€" | solved that the teachersâ€"inâ€"training must be humbled for the green _ and gold trailed dust in both games. The GRIMSBY team sprung a distinct surprise in the opening fixture. Pre viously the Veniâ€"Vidiâ€"Vici‘s had deâ€" cisively defeated the Eagles, While‘ they in turn had defeated GRIMSBY. As a result the Normalites were calâ€" led to win by a good margin but the GRIMSBY girls not only defeated them ‘but did it effectively. At haltâ€" | time the teams were tied, but in the zsecond half the high school, using â€" a 'short, fast pass, kept their opponents bewildered and ran the score up to 16 to 9. By their showing last night in defeating the leaders the GRIMSBY girls will be strong contenders _ for the championship. It is high time that the citizens of GRIMSBY woke up and provided an athletic field for summer sports and an artificial rink and gymnasium for winter sports for the younger generâ€" ations. The GRIMSBY team in both their games in Hamiton have been badly beaten in the first half but have came back strong in the second half. This state of affairs is brought about by the fact that the team have no place to practice in ibetween games, This team have demonstrated time and again during the past two years that they can hold their own with any team that takes the floor with them, and it is a shame that:they are compelleq to play their games withâ€" out anyâ€"practice whatever. Great credit is due the GRIMSBY girls for the wonderful showing they are making, under the great handiâ€" cap of having no place in which to practice. L V In reporting the basketball games in the Hamilton Interscholastic League, thef Hamilton Spectator says: GRIMSBY GIRLS WIN AT BASKETâ€" BALL IilfLfILpLFLFLPLELALALALE SPORTING NE WS He HilfHfULFLPLALPLALALALALFG 1 THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBy sCOUTSs AT HAMILTOX ELECTION CHATTER n that City towards the raig. a fund for the carrying out of therance of the Scout Moveâ€" to Kin auarteé T€ to Kindâ€"ail 1 neth of o1 wh it. The pa GRIMSBY Troop (t l proceeder innon St1 "atherine. â€" U +1 at the Ter. tC LOT h n n O She was buried beside her t ar in the Methodist Church Ceme%er;n;i Smigpv113e, leav}ng to morâ€"n her 39&‘8 two brothers John and . Edâ€" gar Hamilton. For several years she had been a keen suffer ibut with the indomitable courage of her race she complained little and bore up to the last. Miss Teeter was a staunch Methoâ€" dist and deilghted to sit on her verâ€" andah and hear the many noted Speakers and singers, who in the past have honored GRIMSBY Park with their presence. | â€" Miss Grace B. Hardy, sent in her resignation, same to take effect at the end of the present term, as she has secured a position nearer her home. The resignation was accepted by the Board, providing they are able to secure another teacher â€" qualified to handle the work at the same salâ€" ary. Many friends in differtnt parts of Ontario will learn with regret of the death on Wednesday, November 24 of Helen Teeter, known to visitors to GRIMSSY Park for the last forty years. Miss Teeter was born at the "Thirâ€" ty" in 1862, bein.; the only daughter of William and Eliza Teeter. Early in life she ‘became a resident of the Park, owning a cottage on the Circle and had lived there almost continâ€" ually ever since. Mr. Drury objesied strenuously â€" to the openâ€"air rink being bu‘lt on the Alexandra school grounds instead of on the public school grounds. After some little discussion a motion â€" wss passed allowing the ring to be erect ed on the Alexandra grounds. BOARD OF EDUCATION The December meeting of the Board of Education, held on Wednes day night last was a light one. 4. ~Miller has . sold 10 acre farm to a Mr. Fisher of Ottawa. All the above properties are situatâ€" ed on McCurrick‘s side road just West of the village of Beamsville. bia Uu. P. Deitch has secured the proâ€" perty formerly owned by the late Thos. Zimmerman. Mr. Perry has sold his $ acre fruit farm to a party from Britsh Columâ€" John Dawe has Added to lxllifchha?slgé ings 2 Oacres, vlglich he p from R, B. Konkle, $, Wilson Ransonie, late gf BF%{’%cuk- hasg ‘bought 12 adxes from C. e:d o ico ware. Mr. Ransonie has mov l the property, Mr. Wickware has g to Toronto. _ REAL ESTATE SALES NEAR BEAMSVILLE Jas. Taylor has desposed ‘ of 8$% [ures off the Sout hend of his farm :o Wm. Betler; also 814 acres adâ€" %30"1"1 gthe Betler purchase to W. H. lack. In all «probability these two Diéces of land will ‘be planted to Erapes, and a wonderful one | __ _ Perfume Holders _ s shaped containers of ivory, with ‘ e best of perfumes. all manicure and toilet artrcles _â€"_â€" Picture Frames zesâ€"a particularly nice one being ition of frame and manicure set. and Bone and comb one manicure John Of Ebonv and Ivory Toiletware that you can find in any Drug Store is right here DEATH OF MISS TEETER THE EINEST STOCK â€"â€"â€" Hair Receivers vory only,â€"compact and attractive. Beautiful Daints A1] ) ONTARIO the SEE OUR WINBOW DISPLAY Manicure Pieces $1.50 to $4.50 1 Manicure Rolls SCLS $4.50 to $25 $1.50 to $8 11 beautiful $2 and $3 Toilet Sets $4 to $22 of all sizes, in Ivory )1CCC from the Main Street . Stewart Drug Co. Ltd. the lat Ivory and Ebony that SS () ge ones containing We‘re not bragging, just stating a fact. tment A UNIQUE CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR YOURr YOUNG PEOPLE Education in the Home Surviving are three sons and three daughters, John and Thomas of Marâ€" ion, Michigan, William of North GRIMSBY; Mrs. P. H. (Blanchard of Mrs. Game was born in England in April, 1837 and came to Canada with her parents William and Mrs. Grant, when she was nine years old. She was married to James Game in North GRIMSBY and has lived in the townâ€" ship and village ever since. DEATH OF MRS. ANN GAME One of GRIMSBY‘S oldest resiâ€" defits passed away on Saturday, Dec. 5, 1920, in the person of Mrs. Ann Game, relict of theâ€"late James Game, at the home of Arthur Norton. XA new stock small brush GOLDEN DEEDS STORIESâ€"430 St FAMOUS BOOKsS Pictures. 6 COUNTRIESâ€"100 Countries with 650 Illustrations. WONDER QUESTIONSâ€"â€"1,.380 â€"children‘s â€" auéest FAMILIAR THINGS TWENTY VOLUMES ds SIXTDEEN GREAT DEPARTMENTS 6582 Pages, with complete Index, containing 25,¢ 1b5,000 illustrations, 350 colored plates NATUREâ€"1,500 Pictures, 85 in color, including 18 Rooy Birds, 106 Fish, 202 Insects "3m EFlawâ€"aâ€". "OPENS EVERY DOOR The Book of Knowledge 7R DEEKLDSâ€"I50 Goldenm Deeds related IRIESâ€"430 Stortes, including 93 Fables, C 82 Legends, 635 Historical, 95 Miscellaneou tions. rie, |Maeterlinck, etc swered 1M Three styles, the nicest one Brush, Comb, Soap Box, Pug a Rattle, and priced at _ ~W > In latest styles, very neat and attractive Priced up to f & ind A pleasing gift, all sizes, and prices to H 1€ l] ctures, 85 in color, including 188 Animals "ish, 202 Insects, 730 Flowers. Sâ€"90o Important Subjects,. with 130C )1 60 Books, zo Plays, Shakespeare, Barâ€" L] § Combs splendid lot of Ivory Combs. L1 d H Grimsby 90c to $2.50 Ebony Mirrors of the very best ) Men‘s Shaving Mirrors. Talcum Boxes 1¢ Jewel Cases $2 to â€" $15 $1 to $15 t Baby Sets «Ing 93 Eables, 95 Faigy Tales, : 95 ‘Miscellaneous, 420 Illustraâ€" Brushes Mirrors $5.50 CHILD SHOULD ENTER" We wish in this manner to convey our most sincere thanks to the many neighbors and friends for their kind assistance and sympathy during our recent ibereavement. Mrs. A. P. Norton, Mrs. P. Blancharld ushe Winona, Mrs. E. May of Cadillac, Mich., and Mrs. . Arthur P. Norton, GRIMSBY. Interment tool; pace in Queen‘s Lawn cemetery on Monday, Dec. "th, the Rev. Ratcliffe officiating. The pallbearers â€" were: Simeon Smye, Joseph Grasley, Dr. Brownlee, F. W. Sharp, C.F. Mabey and J. 3.‘ Crana Milita: $7 $4 XXIXKIXREKE Brushes, Cloth \11 sizes, all kinds e containing and Box and XHEXKEEEEKEEE®EEEX Monday, Dec. 7th, officiating. The Simeon Smye, . Brownlee, F. W. NA . J. Groce. FIVE A