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w $ GRIMSBY KINDLINGâ€" STOVE WOQODâ€"(Pry) Pond‘s Creams .. ..29c¢, 49¢ Dr. West‘s Miracleâ€"Tuft Tooth Brush .......50¢ Tooth Brushes ..17¢ to 39¢ Alkaseltzer ......29c¢, 59¢ Sal Hepatica, 30¢, 59¢, $1.15 Johnson‘s Powder, 25¢, 50¢ Z.B.T. Powder ....25¢, 50¢ Mennen‘s Baby Oil, 50¢, $1. Johnson‘s Baby Cream May we discuss with you, the operation of your camera â€"for better pictures THE BABY IS KINGâ€" DVNMOND‘S DRUG STORE A. HEWSON "It‘s all rightâ€"I see them coming along the road now! WO0OD Delivered "Spirella‘" enhances the wearer‘s appearance. Insures her comâ€" fort. Safeguards her health to a greater extent than any other foundation garment. Agentâ€" S : Mrs. W. E. Cullingford THURSDAY, MAY 25th, 1939 Local Club Activitiesâ€" Church Newsâ€" Women‘s Fashion When you‘ve got a telephone you can reassure people quickly. In the country, farm homes are far away from each otherâ€" it takes a lot of time to send somebody "next door"â€"but it takes no time at all when you‘ve got a telephone. Then you are in touch with your neighbours, with the stores in the villageâ€"and if your grown up children are working in nearby towns â€" you can hear their voices too. Every farm home should have & telephone â€" because it costs so little. j DEVELOPED AND PRINTED WEAR "SPIRELLA®~CORSETS The baby in the household is naturally awarded the place of honor. His wants are supplied first. His comfort is the first desire of the ‘mother. In return, he brings to the household a new interest, which remains and increases as he grows up. May we help you in supplying the "King‘s‘" needs and comforts? Per Load ... Per Half Load 6 boxes ..... Per Load LEAVE YOUR NEXT FILM TO BE .~....20¢, 50¢ 127 MAIN ST. WEST ueescescccs ce 0800008 000 e0 s e00 se 0 0 00 0 00 00 08 60 0 Colgate‘s Tooth Paste .. Ipana‘............25¢, Pepsodent Tooth Powder, 25¢, Kolynos .........25¢, Polident .........40¢, Baby‘s Own Soap, 3 for 25¢ Castoria ... ......29¢, 59¢ Lactogen .......89¢, $1.98 Pablum ..............45¢ is % K | [ | TVE HeSd & SON DRY PHONE 340 $5.00 $3.00 n‘%' frlitnaigecco m Mlben o0 19¢ 43e 39¢ 39¢ T5e 11 C. H. RUSHTON PHONE 327 s MAiINsT w. An attractive display of Tulips was staged by the Horticultural Soâ€" ciety on Saturday last, in a vacant store on Main St. The lack of warmth iand moisture during the past month had prevented full deâ€" velopment of the blooms, and on the whole the flowers exhibited alâ€" though of good quality were much smaller than usual. Dr. D. Clark officiated as judge, the folâ€" lowing being his awards.. Six bloomsâ€"A. Henderson, E. Freshâ€" water; 12 bloomsâ€" A. Henderson, E. Freshwater; Collection â€" E. Freshwater; Displayâ€"A. Henderâ€" son, E. Freshwater; Basket of Spring Flowersâ€"Mrs. H. W. Wood, Mrs. A. Henderson. An attractive feature of the show was the fine group of Tulip blooms from the garden of Mrs. J. A. Jacklin, which included some choice specimens of the parrot variety. There were many from Grimsby and district in Toronto on Monday to view the King and Queen when they visited that city. The election of officers resulted as follows: Honorary President, Mrs. Hester Weeks; President â€" (to be elected); first viceâ€"president â€"Mrs. R. B. Ferris; recording secretaryâ€"MrsA H. J. Clarry; corâ€" responding secretary and treasurer â€"Mrs. F. Aikens. Grimsby W.C.T.U. Elects Officers The Grimsby Branch of the Woâ€" men‘s Christian Temperance Union held their annual meeting on Wedâ€" nesday of last week at the home of Mrs. T. Murphy, Mountain Street. The year‘sâ€" reports proved most gratifying and indicated that this branch ranks next to St. Catharâ€" ines in progress being made.. The special subject of the afternoon was "Health, Heredity and Alcoâ€" hol", and resulted in a lengthy and interesting discussion. The May meeting of the Grimsby Mothers‘ Club, and incidentally, the final regular meeting before the summer months, took the form of a delightful picnic at the home of Mrs. George A. Silver, Oak Street, on Thursday of last week. 17 mothers and 29 children were presâ€" ent, the latter participating in a peanut hunt and games, which were provided following the disâ€" posal of regular business. Generâ€" ous quantities of ice cream cones were distributed to the delight of the children. At the conclusion of the afternoon lunch was served by the refreshment committee. The next meeting will not take place until September. On Tuesday, June 6th, the third inoculation against diphtheria will be administered to the preâ€"school age children at a clinic to be held at the public school on Tuesday, June 6th, at 9 a.m. Children may also be vaccinated for smallpox at this time. Mothers‘ Club â€" Holds Picnic Preâ€"School Age ~Clinic To Be Held Washes moreclothes, cleaner, quicker than any other washerâ€"because of its new scientific Spiral Dasher. Big tubful clean in 6V4 minutes. Gentle, too, even on silks. Yet Apex costs no more. See it today. oNLY Tulip Display THE + GRIMSBY INDEPENDENT Kalmour interprets the vogue in the two dresses sketched. On the left,. a.cotton crepe of shantung type is buttoned with shiny silver metal, collared and pocketed in white waffle pique. The costume on the right is two piece:‘a grey and white striped cotton blouse tucked infto a skirt ofâ€"grey jersey.. Silver buttons trim the wide waistband, which extends into sash streamers in the back. . Ip D.S.0., M.C. was in command of the Veterans of the 58th Overseas Battalion as they lined the route along Yonge Street in Toronto on Monday. It was a signal honour for Colonel Johnson to command the unit with which he joined as a private, and have the privilege of giving a Royal Salute to Their Majesties as they travelled along Yonge Street. & West Lincoln Colours were used in Toronto on Monday during the visit of their Majesties. Sgt.â€"atâ€" Arms Ed. House and Asst.â€"Sgt. at Arms Andrew Stepnenson were the bearers and formed part of the Colour Party when the flags were dipped as His Majesty.passed along Yonge Street and again with the massed Colours at the Exhibition Grounds. The programme began with the singing of O Canada followed by the "Lord‘s Prayer". ‘Then Mrs. Johnson, on behalf of the members of the I. O. D. E. expressed apâ€" preciation for again being allowed to sponsor an Empire Day Service in our school, after which she inâ€" troduced Colonel Johnson who gave a very interesting talk. Mayor Johnâ€" son then said a few words and the service closed with The Maple Leaf and God Save the King. Dutch Treat â€"â€"â€" BY PRUNELLA WOOD â€"â€" One night a gypsy, the next a Dutch maiden. Isn‘t it fun to go out to dinner these nights? Maybe the sabots of this last cruise season got the designers in the mood for more from Holland; at any rate, we‘re going Dutch in a big way. The winners in this Field Meet will qualify to spend a two weeks‘ holiday at Lake Couchiching. Members of Local Legion In Toronto Lieutâ€"Col. Johnson In Comâ€" mand of Unit With Which He Joined as Private. Last Tuesday afternoon, May 23, the I.O.D.E. held a special Empire Day Service in our auditorium at 3:30 o‘clock. The senior pupils of the public school and their teachâ€" ers also attended the service. A number of our athletes have been busy practising for the Field Meet to be held in St. Catharines by the Ontario Athletic Associaâ€" tion, on June 3rd. & Lieut.â€"Colonel W. W. Johnson, _ EDITORS Jean Pettit â€" John Meyers A RO U N D G. H.S. Special guards have been apâ€" pointed from employees of the Deâ€" partment of Highways, to police the crossings and culverts along the route from Hamilton to St. Catharines when the Royal Train passes through on June 7th. You‘ve followed them. in your favourite funny paper and laughed at the interesting human touches of this family "Blondie and Dagâ€" wood". They‘re back again in the movies to throw you into an uproar over their latest marital mixups. They come to Moore‘s Theatre next Monday and Tuesday, May 29th and 30th in ‘"Blondie Meets the Boss‘". Dagwood wanted a vacaâ€" tion, or else . . . but he didn‘t think the "or else" would be housework. Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake and Larry Simms are the starring acâ€" tors. And as usual there are lots of special shorts to round out an evening of complete entertainment. At Moore‘s Theatre , Business Meeting The regular business meeting of Lincoln Loyalist Chapter, I.O.D.E., will be held in the Chapter room on Monday next, May 29, at 2:45 p.m. A large attendance is requested. Bridge _ There were four tables in play at the open bridge held in the Chapter room on Monday afternoon last under the auspices of Lincoln Loyalist Chapter. Mrs. Andrew Swayze won the prize on the afterâ€" noon‘s play. Hostesses were Mrs. H. G. Brownlee and Mrs. A. F. Mcâ€" Intyre. Miss Nora Carpenter, of Winona, was a guest at the meeting last week of the C.G.L.T., held in Triniâ€" ty Hall, and entertained the large audience with an amusing Puppet Show entitled "The Riddle". An added attraction was "Black Dinah", a puppet belonging to Miss Helen Boyd, which proved most enâ€" joyable. 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