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Iv . _ tr _ ' t I()-()-0.0"0d0-0-ac-(w.0-ly-o-04-u-0-0-0-0-(J-ocpt 0:0)-0-<)-0-0-0-()-()-0-0-0-0-0C0-0-0-0-0-0-()-u-0-n-n-()-4)C 0:0 On Thursday afternoon last, -March "2nd./the death occurréd at her. home" :1 Sinicoe of Mrs. George T. Cruise, :fter an illness dt, only a, few, days, at he ripe old age, of 82 years. ' On-Tuesq lay might-of, this week; -March‘ 27th; .he deceased lady was s-totItsiiretr in IRS. E. S. JOHNSON _ T . LOSES BOTH. PARENTS -WITH|N PAST WEEK J. w. BUCK Feltol--Rugs in all sizes. _ V Oilcloth-1n 1 yd., 2 yd. and 2% yd Widths. V V _ _ v _ r-' Pasisagetinoreum,' Congoleum and Oilcloth. _ -‘ ..Cocoa Mats and Matting and Rubber Matting, COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW STOCK OF LINOLEUM, CONGOLEUM, FELTOL AND OILCLOTH. _ Linoleum-heavy quality in 1 yd., 2 yd. and 4 yd. widths. Inlaid Linoleum-All 2 yds. wide. _ Congoleum---In all sizes of bordered and borderless rugs; also in The Owner Serves RED & WHITE COFFEE AUNT MARY'S COFFEE KOLONA COFFEE . . . . t GOLDEN SPRAY CHEESE, y; lb. pkg. . FLUFFO, SHORTENING ............. RED. & WHITE TOILET PAPER ...... PORK & BEANS GOODPRUNES...;.................. GOLDENBANTAMCORN............ RED&WHITE T0MAT0ES,2% ....... N ew--- CARROTS AND BEETS Notice is hereby given that the list of lands liable to be sold for arrears of taxes or rates in the Township of North Grimsby has beenti?irepared and is being published in an advertisement in the ontarfd Gazette upon the 10th, 17th and 24th of February and the 3rd: of March, 1934. In default of payment ortaxes as shown on such list on or before Saturday; the twelfth day of May, 1934, at 2 o‘clock in the afternoon, I shall, after said time at the Council Chambers in Grimsby, proceed to sell by Public Auction, the said lands or such portion thereof as shall be necessary to pay such ar- rears together with the charges thereon. The copy of said list may be seen at the Treasurer's Office. - Dated at North Grimsby this 5th day of February, 1934. THOMAS W. ALLAN, Treasurer. . 'd e tit ORILLIA $7.00; TRENTON $7.45; MARKHAM GRAYw - COAC , $3.70; QUEBEC $24.65. Pe h'iRii (Subject to change without notice) Ei+ Tickets, Timetables and All Coach Travel Information at TrAhTNiCA “HUD!L‘ DDQmA'TD ANTrTn DLAuA Act? SALMON Tall Tin 33c Clover Leaf FLOOR COVERING WEEK V2 tin 18e 2 for Me -Aylmer CATSUP 5c bunch Treasurer’s Sade of Lands sot Taxes , _ Township of North Grimsby, . County of Lincom. 5e KhNNACHER'S RESTAURANT - Phone 466 1 yd., 2 yd. and 3 yd. widths J. W. BUCK 8 SON Typi'cal Low Return Fares between Grimsby and BEAMSVILLE C. w. BUCK death by' her husband, who has been in ill-health for several months. Mr. Cruise was 84 years of age and came of North Ireland Orange Conservative stock: and had resided in Canada near- ly‘all his life. The late couple were father and mother/bf Mrs, E. s. John-" son, of Grimsby. V _ Jii_riim'siss pisiyi','s1ry1't'in1pattii2e'" With Mry. Jphln'sjon' in the double béijéaveL ment sutfered. . f . , I C. H. ELMER' 'i",',Tr"""'T"'-i' . sir, :XGS _ . c Pl .ta' cl , g C ! ' . V , ' fable to be - th Grimsby I V tisement in t . :bruary and i as as shown - fc Ay, 1934, at l. ite the Council I m, the said - l, ay such ar- , U aid list may t 1( , 1934. g r, = IX % fe '().().().0-0. 6 le Members and friends of Grimsby W. C. T. W. are reminded of the meeting to be held Wednesday, April 4th, at 3 o’clock in Trinity Hall. Discussion, "Whither Ontario," A bake sale and afternoon tea is be- ing held'in the show 'room of the Grimsby Natural Gas. Co., Main St., on Saturday under the auspices of the Women's Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Church. The many friends of Councillor Charles Palmer, manager of the Jocal branch of the Bell Telephone Company will be pleased to learn that he has successfully passed his fifth year ex- aminations in First Aid, St. John Am- bulance Association at Hamilton. The new "Popuiar" model Vacuum Cleaner. "VACTRIC" All _British made, will carry out all home clean- ing problems as efficiently as foreign machines costing' much more. - Has all cleaning and polishing attach- ments. Powerful Motor. Plated Sleds. Disinfects as it cleans (An exclusive feature.) Fully guaranteed. A de- monstration in your home gladly giv- en without obligation. Agent, W. E. Cullingford, Grimsby. Phone 180. Many fine prizes have been donated for the I.O.D.E. Telephone Bridge to be held on Wednesday next, April 4th. Twelve hostesses from difference dis- tricts of the town have been chosen to take charge and those wishing to attend are asked to phone Mrs. Corey,, attend ar at 238-M _ Easter services will be held in the Baptist Church next Sunday. The choir will render appropriate anthems. The church school wil attend the morning service at eleven o’clock. The ordinance of baptismiwill be Pt?-. served at both. morning and evening ‘serVices, symbolizing the burial-and Aysutrectiorrof our Lord;; the burial; aforithe'believer of the' old life", and his rising to nevi life in Christ. Also, on ‘FriélaLy evening at iflyieIo,ck,j, special public service will be conducted in the church. The theme will be "'The Crucifixion of Our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ." 'Lesson 1. April. 1. Confessing and following Christ. Matthew 16th chap- ter, verses 16 - 26: The, Heart of the Lesson Confessing Christ must necessarily result in following Christ. The con- fession is concerning who he is. No leader of so-called religions ever centered attention upon himself as the heart of his religion by asking as the supreme, essential question; "Whom say ye that I am '?" If Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of the living God, then He is the only Saviour, and he is the Lord, for he is God. The Saviour must be a Crucified Saviour, and following him must be a, confes- sion of myself as the lost sinner for whom Christ died, and then the fol- lowing of Christ in resurrection life and in fellowship with his sufferings (Phillipians 3rd chapter, verse. 10.) Anyone who does not confess that Jesus Christ is God our Saviour, and that he did of necessity die for our sins, that he did rise again on the third day, is not following Christ. But he who thus confesses, does so by supernatural power, and thus by that same power he is enabled to follow Christ, and have the glory that Peter had of Christ confessing him( Mat- thew 16: verse IT.) Golden text: Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God.--Matthew 16: 16. Fire destroyed the farm dwelling house owned by Sidor Wilcovesky, better known as the Jasper McCol- 1orn farm, southwest of the village. This was a large frame structure, built many years ago, was 60x36 feet, and the siding of two sides and one end was taken from one pine tree, which was bought at that time for ten shilling. It was an old land mark, and was built by Mr. McCollom around 80 years ago. Mr. Wilcoverky's family have lived there two years. THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL LESSON Local Items of Interest BARN B'URNED ROSE MARIE experts can make it a reality. They know how. Beauty " " To look her loveliest on Easter is_every woman's hope. THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY. ONTARIO, ROSEMARIE BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 516 for Appointment NEAR SMITHVI LLE PROCURE YOUR NURSERY STOCK NOW - before it is too late. S. Young, Box 502, Grimsby Beach, Phone 177r14. b 3tp FOR SALE - Two young heavy horses. Apply A. Bingle, R. R. No. 1, Grimsby. 1tp FOR SALE-. Underwood Typewriter. Good condition, will rent or sell cheap. 'Apply Box 20 Independent Office, Grimsby. _ 3tp FOR SALE - Nearly new) frame" "semi-bimgalow, 6 rooms, recently painted and decorated. Fire-plape, 'hardwood floors, three-piece bath- room. Full-size cement cellar. Fur- nace and blower, water, gas, elec- tricity, sewer. 'Veranda, lawn, gar- den. 'Fine“re'sidential street, Grims- by. w. H. Cline, Gfimsby Beach. tf HOUSE TO RENT'OR FOR SALE -r- Will sell at a bllrgain. Apply J. A. Marsh, Grimsby, Phone 27. 2tc FOR SALE--A quantity of red clover seed. Apply Gordon Etherington, R. R. No. 1, Grimsby. 3tp FURNITURE FOR SALE - Oak Dresser $6.00) Simmon's Iron Bed, Springs and Mattress, $10.50, both like new, Bed Couch; $6.00. Barry'- 3 more and 'Cong'OI‘eum Rugs and oth'- er articles in first‘blasls coriditiortiat ' 'used furniture depression -prices. . Apply P. as Idington, Highway, T Grimsby East.“ ' "'r , _ 1tp Pursuant to By-Law No. 723 of the Town of Grimsby I hereby proclaim, under authority of the Council, passed the 14th day of March, 1934, that no dog or bitch shall be allowed to run at large in the town of Grimsby during the period from April 1st, 1934, to November 1st, 1934, save and except such dogs as may be se- curely leashed and under the control of some competent per- son. P R0cLhMhTI0N Grimsby, March 24th, 1934. WATSON McPHERSON, T' 1aliiri'l'iii! _ _ TR IE "Gold Nuggets" _ "Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing" Wednesday - Thursday, April 4 - 5 Friday - Saturday, March 30 - 31 " FIRE AND HIGH WATER" "Fox Movietone News" "The Organ Grinder" "Samoan Memories" "Tis spring"haevue in Technicolor "FROM HEADQUARTERS" Beamsville Ten mares and geldings 1200 to 1400 suitable for fruit and grain farmers. A1] sold with written guarantee. Prices $45. to $150. PETER EDMOND Monday - Tuesday, April 2 - 3 ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS Warner Baxter, Helen Vinson Town Of Gr'imslyy HORSES! nliSlS, Richard Arlen, Judith Allen "AS HUSBANDS GO” “Hooks And Jabs" "Grand Uproar” FOR SALE Phone 11-r- Mayor. FOR RENT - Apartment of three large rooms, ground floor, in a good quiet home, all conveniences, poss- ession April 1st., apply upstairs, 29 Elizabeth St. T 3tp FOR RENT - House on Park Road. Apply Mrs. A. Greenwood, Grimsby Beach, Phone 114-r-4. 3tp -%e%r-sr%-rs'_P--y-_.r_e-srsr--'-%e%r FOR. RENT --- Nice rooms, both pr stairs and down, unfurnished .or partly furnished. Apply Sanders, Grimsby Dairy, Phone 64. -' 3tc FIVE ROOM HOUSE TO LET - On Robinson Street South, available ', 15th April, all conveniences, some fruit. Apply 22. Robinson St. South, Grimsby. _ 3tc WANTED - Would like yearly em- ployment on fruit farm. I have had years of experience with fruit, veg- etables and general farming; handy with machines, non-smoker, temper- ate, best of reference, if required, Canadian of British descent, mar- ried, family of two. Apply Geo. M. Sharpe, Oakville, Ont., fth Line, R. R. No. 1. 1tp 10 PPGS WANTED--5 to 6 weeksnld, . end of. April. State price. Apply T , P. O. Bpt132, Grimsby.. ', 2tp WANTED - Any kind of buildings, including houses and barns, suitable _ for wrecking. Apply J. Stadelmier, Phone 352w, Grimsby. 3tc $T. CATHARIN‘ES; ciholsiteirrug, Furniture 1r1eiiiprrrig 'and [Refinish- ing. . wt, are. in 'Grimsbyf and sui‘i rounding district every week. Estfs maes"and'tirt1ckirig' tree.' Phone St. Catharines 774. _ T V . tfc 16 MAIN STREET, EAST, GRIMSBY PHONE 174 FREE DELIVERY To CUSTOMERS WISIIING AN ORDER Diamond firs: FEE:- l Cleanser 'lP% _.._ rr l Ammonia Citi, r Iiiiilali, 4 pkgs. Me 53:23 _ Eg, FOR _ RENT MUSTARD WANTED HERRING MAME!) C H EESE stub. 2 s1,/i2i1sh. Me French's Prepared Connor's Sauced Jak 12e Tin" 14c Ingersoll McLaren's Pimiento STUFFED o L ll V ES SPliNACH PRUr4liis Presentation To Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Family By Church On Friday evening last, members of Grimsby Baptist church met, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stafford John- ston, Grimsby, Mountain to. bid fare- well to them prior to their leaving on Tuesday of this week'to take up resi- dence at Scarborough Bluffs. [ Although it was a cold blustery evening about fifty turned out and the gathering took the form of a surprise social. During the evening a farewell ad... dress was read tq Mr. and Mrs. John- ston, Miss Johnston and Miss Isobelle and Ewart Johnston and a set of books was presented to them as a slight token of the lovesand esteem in which. they are held by the members of the Baptist Church. After replying to the presentation, Rev. Mr. Merritt as chairman then called for spontan- eous expression of the various organ- izations of the church and one after another, representatives of different groups, rose and bore testimony to the work and worth of the family while in our midst. Fancy Santa Clara At the:c10se, lunch Was served and a pleasant social hour followed. - Members of the choir and the organist rendered a very acceptable musical number. To any one who loves tofdance and took advantage of the visit of the Log Cabineers last Wednesday, Mkrch 20, were well Il'epaid, for at no time has such a well organized band played in Grimsby.' . C The dance was well attended and a Jyorylerfyl,t,iTep:tra? had by all. On' all Sides, ‘ccliuld'lhé heard ,piprdcia't'ivt; ’L'rej marks régarqmg theféxéélléhtWork it the orchestra“. The Vocalié’g' 1m this organization also desprirtirs' Special mention, his vo'iceb1ehdfng beautifulljr with the orchestra. . A T _ No. 2 LOG CABINEERS VISIT _ T '. GRIMVS'BY; AUS-PICES OF . LOCAL ODDF‘ELLOWS tt 2m. t " During the evening several old time dance numbers were played, and to the “calling off" of that favorite radio announeer Charlie Jones these dances were executed to fineness. Jones who is only a youngster as callers go put in a veteran's job, and it was a thrill to many who insisted they could pot do. "old times" finding themselves doing "old timers" and getting lots of fun, doing' them} Del Monte Fancy The committee in charge desires it to be made known that they have been lbs, Ttt SWEET PlCKll.Es 34-02. jar 45c 50c 65e Me 33c 45e FENE TEA COFFEE 3 Blends of Fresh Me 3 Blends of Cabin Pure t POUND POUND -Ou¢b ec JELLV Harry Horne’s WEDNESDAY, MAR. 28, 1934. able to engage this fine band for a re- turn engagement on Easter Monday, April 2nd., when it is hoped everyone will avail themselves of the opport- unity of dancing to this fine dance and radio band, heard over station CKTB each Friday evening, at 7 p. m. under- the name of the "Friday Night Club of the Air" under the sponsorship of Taylor & Bates. De Luxe Quite a compliment was paid to this orchestra when a party of people pays- ing. through town hearing the music stopped in for a few minutes to hear the dance band. They were so im- pressed by the music, the good time being had by the dancers, and the beautiful dance floor, that they at once interviewed the committee for permission to bring a party to the next dance and these people came from quite a large city quite a distance from here. In all probability this WillJe the last'dance to be sponsored it by tht Oddfe11ows this season and they wish to thank all their friends and sup- porters who have assisted them through this successful season. First Aid - V, Chauffeur - “This, madame, is the hand brake __." it's put on very quiekly, in case pt an emer- gehey." ", '. _ . .. _ ' Madame ' “I see-Soni/ling likeakimono."" _ ". T ' _ Friaay; ‘April (ith," 1934 W. C. Mackie Jr, President Dress Optional Music By NELS DICKSON’S 1O PIECE RADIO ORCHESTRA The Beamsville, High V School Alumni ANNOUNCE THEIR SECOND ANNUAL' Powders ibaiidirie,' I Card's, 'ttiytiiyshménts) _., 3 fâ€"‘to‘ be held inithiyai I 5-: pkgs. --. EVERYONE WELCOME - DANCING FROM 8.30 P. M "AT HOME.” (hitmiunity Hill ', BEAMSVILLE f 'r, CALAY INFANTS DELIGHT th: A Beauty Bargain. Toilet Soap Toilet Soap cakes cakes Candy " E a s t tt r N 0v e he s Rabbits I Roosters Eggs Me 25c Prices L. G. Dean I Secretary; Tickets 50c plus. tre tax