The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

TRY IT THE "SALADA" WAY EIGHT Infuse 6 heaping teaspoons of Salada Black Tea in a pint of fresh, boiling water. After 6 minutes strain liquid into 2â€"quart container; while hot, add 1 to 1 4 cups of sugar and juice of 2 lemons, strained,; stir until sugar is dissolved,; fill container with cold water. Do not allow tea to cool before adding cold water or liquid will become cloudy. Serve with chipped ice. The above makes 7 tall glasses. "SALADA FOR SALE â€" A few reconditioned vacuum cleaners. From $29.50 up. Terms arranged if necessary. Apply Brown‘s Hardware. Phone 21. 4â€"2¢ FOR SALEâ€"Beatty Electric Washâ€" er, with bench, tub and ironing table. Take over balance of payâ€" ments. Terms arranged if necesâ€" sary. Apply C. P. Brown‘s Hardware, Phone 21. 4â€"2¢ In default of payment of taxes as shown on such list on or before Saturday, the 19th day of October, 1940, at two o‘clock in the afterâ€" noon, I shall at the said time, at the Council Chambers in the Town of Grimsby proceed to sell by pubâ€" lic auction the said lands or such portion thereof as shall be necesâ€" sary to pay such arrears, together with the charges thereon. Copies of such advertisement may ‘be had by application to the undersigned at my residence in the Township of North Grimsby. THOMAS W. ALLAN, Treasurer, Township of North Grimsby. Dated this 6th day of July, 1940. FOR SALE â€" Cut flowers includâ€" ing Gladioli, Bouquets for the sick room, cemetery, etc. Apply Lloyd Pettit, 15 Oak St., Phone 141 4â€"4¢C INTERIOR PAiNTING AND PAPâ€" ERHANGING â€" A. J. Hayward, Phone collect, 240, Beamsville. pâ€"Dec. 29 Notice is hereby given that the list of lands now liable to be sold for arrears of assessments or taxes in the Township of North Grimsby has been prepared, iand is being published in an advertisement in The Ontario Gazette upon July 6th, August 3rd and September 7th, 1940. PAY Sto MORE &X Township of North Grimsby, County of Lincoln, to Wit: Two cents a word per insertion. Minimum charge each insertion 25 cents. Cash must accompany advertisement to guarantee inserâ€" tion. A charge of ten cents is made for boxes. Poll tax notices for the town of Grimsby have been mailed out to all persons liable for same. For the convenience of those men who are working during the day, I will be at the Police Office on Friday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. to reâ€" Town of Grimsby CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 10c 15 Years Experience On All Makes of Radios PHONE 87â€"J BEAMSVILLE POTTEA RADIO SERVIGE Township of North Grimsby POLL TAX NOTICE SALE OF LANDS FOR ARREARS OF TAXES MISCELLANEOUS W C 12‘ i0) TEA FOR SALE J. ORLON LIVINGSTON, Poll Tax Collector. Best of all fly killers. Clean, quick, sure, cheap. Ask your Drug« gist, Grocer or General Store. THE WILSON FLY PAD ,, HAMILTON, ONT,, TO RENT â€" Furnished room with board. Call 569. 5â€"1p APARTMENT TO LETâ€"5â€"rooms, garage, 1st September, 24 Maple Ave, Apply H. Bivand, 24 Maple FOR RENTâ€"Sept. 1st, apartment, Tâ€"rooms, bath, furnace and garage. Centrally located. Phone 427Tâ€"w. 4â€"2¢ FOR RENT â€" House, Fairview Ave. Good condition, garage. Rent reasonable. Apply Pettit & Whyte. 5â€"1¢ Provincial Traffic Officer Edâ€" ward Jess, who is well known throughout the district due to his fifteen years of service along No. 8 highway, has been transferred to the Paris district . APARTMENT TO LET â€" Threeâ€" room unfurnished, all conveniâ€" ences, central location. Apply Pettit and Whyte. b5â€"tfc FOR RENT â€" Unfurnished rooms, light housekeeping. Phone 569. 5â€"1p FOR RENT â€" Practically new, all modern conveniences, 58â€" room apartment, 2 bedrooms, etc. Posâ€" session at once. Central on Main Street. Apply Pettit & Whyte. 5â€"tfc Please apply in writing stating past and present occupation. Fullest coâ€"operation and adequate remunâ€" eration. Box 23, [The Independent. MEN WANTED â€" ATTENTION! WAITING TO BE CALLED UP? YOU STILL HAVE TO LIVE! KEEP WORKING! Put the inâ€" terval to PROFITABLE USE! We have several good openings waiting for ambitious men. GET STARTED TODAY in a business of your own AT ABSOLUTELY NO RISK! With our moneyâ€"back guarantee, you lose nothing, even if you have to give up in a few days! Build up a steady chain of customers AND PICK UP wWHERE YOU LEFT OFF wWHEN YOU COME BACK! FAMILEX, 570 St. Clement, Men of character and ability who are prepared to devote all or part of their time for a week or two during the early Fall to the sale of FOR RENT â€" Apartment, four large rooms, bathroom, pantry and storage room. All modern conveniences. Hot water heating supplied. Garage. Phone 61. 41â€"tfc WANTED â€" Soldier‘s wife wishes to get two unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply Box 7, Grimsby Independent. 5â€"1¢ WANTEDâ€"Girl for general houseâ€" work. Apply to Mrs. Geo. Nal; tes, Griinsby, Phone 254â€"), ""3-1p Avenue. DOMINION OF CANADA WAR LOAN BONDS Ed. Jess To Paris WAR LOAN SALESMEN Montreal. a § 7 ° ¢ MEA Cc # .:.;:.;:~t:::-‘:5:5:Erff:?:f?Tff:if::?'f1'::5:?:?:5:5::::'?; 2: m‘ * es e Mss * ‘X8 ¢ ! & fecke ~eg Q\“"“ *Â¥ e C t8t ; 4 e e â€" . w# : ’? iA N oats 396. es $ e Siff § s < . oBPb kss 2 43 hy l x s3f :? &4 mt oo toge *A <\ \’,‘? ";:::"’f' ’&;Z-‘ e & :{i: Wws RPXr ..:;:;3%;-,\‘ .5'\\\' is i1195 2 css m es > s 2 02 0 s J TS P3 CS $ .'?“.\'.:? oz (9?‘ 1¢ Kz [4 ,\Pniics & $3 Ne toxe t y se en §1 $ Pn {?o: .,.:.:-:.:\-?:‘?3?5:3:.::::55""’-"”"‘*'. it 1if eS â€" s M % a : $ fergeni . 5 s 9 . 1ifg .t #* : t S es e $1f use . 3 }2, :«.-:;:-:-:I!f:?;tw M s ; 5"‘.:' syp4 : . poa "”':7:'13:::':::::'3.i"".:':::::::':;:::- 19 Rewiet us Mn en oi ty ebrcops t o# PrmgA i ces ""3"':";. TB Ilâ€"ea" (When the hot Summer days arrive, you need not dash away on your vacation in haste and confusion. Plan now to give yourself a happy, carefree holiday. WANTED FOR RENT WANTED s ~$yf 12048 § AtX YPLE ‘;?} eoamseies C sds ;«zxflg * F1 ipre s9l es .,.fl‘z.-,.;-i'f?fiéfiif’:-'W E. l '1‘:-:-:-:::?:'sfi;:ifif-':?’i:755:"’-’""""A':".'m hoii igx * j €4. ho C % en Tas se 3 L a P o oC bg ?‘x ~33 e i . ‘% f’&wfi es e l | a x Igl §# itg KT 1e ”2 oÂ¥ i g ? & §# E. ~’~3¥¢;? 33yfi 111C A f?mefp=3 z“’"‘”v #45 4 s <§ / P 5â€"1p 5â€"1¢ Beamsvyille Scouts Camped F or W eek Camp Now R.C.A.F. Bom{)ipg Field .‘ Plan To ASS.lSt With National Registration Next Week. The 1st Beamsville Troop of Boy Scouts returned home Sunday after a week‘s camp at their campâ€" ing site at Evan‘s Point on Lake Erie. It was very fortunate that the camp was held when it was for the reason that the site is now being used as a bombing grounds for The troop‘s next activities will be in conjunction with the National Registration program, of which they will have a part. R.C.A.F. pilots from the new Dunnâ€" ville airport. The Beamsvilleâ€"Clinton Unit Shows A Marked Improveâ€" ment Since Inception=â€" Of Weekly Drills. To March W ith Smithville V .C.G. The Beamsvilleâ€"Clinton Company of the Volunteer Civil Guard held their weekly drill on the campus of the Beamsville High and Vocaâ€" tional School Monday â€"night, with Commanding Officer Colonel W. Andrewes in charge. No. 1 Platoon under the comâ€" mand of Capt. G. V. Cook and No. 2 Platoon under the command of Lieut. C. C. Lyall, each did=â€"their regular drill separately, and both have improved tremendously since their formation. The winner of the ladies‘ lucky table draw was Mrs. R. Honsbergâ€" er, Vineland. Soda biscuit eatingâ€"Reeve Hilts, Merritton. Married men‘s race â€" H. Johnâ€" ston, Smithville; J. MacWhinney, Jordan. Tie race â€" Mrs. D. Muir and H. Johnston, Smithville. Clothes peg race â€" Mrs. Springer, St. Catharines; Mrs. Elmer, Beamsville. Married women‘s race â€" Mrs. D. Muir, Smithville; Mrs. L. Elmer, Beamsville. On August 26th the Beamsville Company will go to Smithville as a mobilized unit, where they will join up with the Smithville Company and hold a route march through the Smithville streets. County Councillors‘ raceâ€"Reeve R. Kennedy, Beamsville; Reeve F. McCusker, Niagaraâ€"onâ€"theâ€"Lake, Fat men‘s race â€" R. Honsberger, Vineland; E. H. Hack, Grantham. Exâ€"Warden‘s race â€" E. Hack, Grantham; R. Dawson, Niagara. (Continued troin page 1) Results of the races were: j Girls, 5 to 7 years â€" Jane Kin- nedy, Beamsville; (Nancy Pr¢ston, F MA ee C ‘ 4 sun _A ocms i a* c mlf&-‘mrflh Boys, 12 to 16 â€" C. Johnston, Grimsby; J. Elliott, Niagaraâ€"onâ€" theâ€"Lake. Ladies‘ race â€" Mrs. H. Swayze, St. Catharines; Mrs. L. Swayze, Grantham. County Councillors Held Annual Picnic Girls, 9 to 12 â€" Shirley Preston Grantham; Wilma Springer, St Catharines. Boys, 9 to 12â€"Jimmy Lampman, St. Catharines; R. Neff, St. Catharâ€" ines. Girls, 7 to 9 â€" Margaret Kenâ€" nedy, Beamsville; Eileen Freur, Beamsville. Boys, 5 to 7 â€" Glen MacWhinâ€" ney, Jordan; George Billyard, Putts Inn. Boys, 7 to 9 â€" William Gordon, Grantham; Jimmy Freur, Beamsâ€" ville. THE â€" GRIMSBY INDEP ENDE NT (Special to The Independent) (Special to The Independent) From "Vacation Tours" you can choose just the _ Restful Llake and /{/fl holiday to meet your fancyâ€"weekâ€"end trips : ":;" ’: ::k"_':'z”";::;”" ‘ or nineâ€"day tours with the privilege of stopâ€" ; Days, Georgian 841'/, 3 over arrangements to suit your convenience, Bay and take Superior, (NFORMaATIEN | ...__ Grimsby Women‘s Institute is meeting on Tuesday evening, the 20th, at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. E. Farewell, Robinson St., N. From Files of August 6th, 1930 Firemen George Gledhill and Cecil Hildreth were delegates from Grimsby Fire Brigade to the Onâ€" tario Provincial Firemen‘s Associaâ€" tion which held its meeting in Kinâ€" cardine. It was announced by Sheriff O‘Loughlin on Monday that Arthur Grimes, British immigrant, twice tried for the murder of Mrs. Pearl Stewart, wife of his employer, at Grassies Corner, February 9th, 1929, at both of which trials the juries disagreed, had been released from Lincoln county jail on the orâ€" der of the attorneyâ€"general, Col. W. H. Price. Mr. M. S. Phelps, who resides on the highway west of Grimsby was on Tuesday afternoon the victim of an accident in which he sustained painful injuries, which required medical attention. He had just left his farm with a load of peaches and had stopped to speak to a neighbor when his dray was struck by a car in charge of A. H. Noble, of New York city. REME MBE R Choice peaches from this farâ€" famed fruit district will go back to‘ England on the big airship, the Râ€" 100 which cruised over this place the other day. The shipment was handled by E. J. Marsh, manager of Niagara Packers who was inâ€" structed by telephone in a message from Kon. G. Howard Ferguson, Premier of Ontario, to forward them. The cases were labelled, "Sir Dennistoun Berney, care of Râ€"100, St. Hubert, Quebec. Compliments ‘of Hon. G. Howard Ferguson." The Mayor declared his gratiâ€" tude to the citizens who will be doâ€" ing the work, and suggested that miany more, especially housewives, could make the work a lot easier for themselves and the workers by registering in the morning. ‘"‘They are not getting one copâ€" per," he continued, "and I want that fact thoroughly understood. _A registrar can collect three dollars but his assistance must be volunâ€" tary. It would not be fair to exâ€" pect assistants to work for nothing when others were being paid. No one here is getting a red copper, not even postage and car exâ€" penses." The death occurred on Friday, August 8th, of Arrilla Jane Gray, wife of Mr. L. W. Sovereign, Main Street, East. Mrs. Sovereign had been an invalid for many years. Born in Teeterville, Ontario, the late Mrs. Sovereign had lived in Grimsby for the past ten years. Left to mourn her passing besides yV y NV SAC" l "AramTx 1 one son, Lewis, of Bridgeburg, and . one daughter, Mrs. F. Wheeler, of|| Cookingâ€" Hamilton; also a sister, Mrs. J. E. || ONIONS Smith, of Woodstock. Frach.._. (Continued from page 1) services to look after the work, and not one is being paid." To sell in coming war loan camâ€" paign and to act for Toronto Bond House selling high grade securities. Experience unnecesâ€" sary. Monthly retaining fee and commission. Apply Box 11, The Grimsby Independent. Coming Event All In Readiness Agents Wanted { iL4K€ } f c h & TEN YEARS AGO DO YOU We i 1 N90 Go0t Siuk e w {, m -:~: ..v.».-.‘:l:.':??-f:-‘fi", “M x rim h oen w l ocR ornan nsA teet" . boaccon6 4&. 2 n t s y ~~ dus 3 y s , $1. 8z EBAAA § S maeacatie "AMeeatn t bnearenay oo t a U ta ies e Pere es C 3 o yB esnt »vfwv*‘o > .A.\::\..s'-’-s‘.\:;-*?"‘--\."_;}..‘ *5¢ 1. es se @ > in ergeaind Bc s ce es t ho Gekeas _',,-I'~'-::;.;;-%':';_:::;:;::';-‘ H Pm e :: : wign s ioi e â€": L o5 ; ink rifeh »erren :’:;;\\i'::.::':::‘.:{:?,&@g,\:}‘_.:«~-~ Mw& SR o e o t xc o $ oa s o o iss t Pss cssRA .: es mflww mm i . ; s)> e TR Tc ow 8 ~ 5 & mss s es mss :: C e \“ » on E:: ::A NE § " °‘§ K #* W"" .«v\ l’Z ' 8 C axuame® :1:3\5‘:5:1; :Z;:E.;:I;T::: f ; y00 [ uow w‘ow‘a‘.::-.'-;-::.:.;:»:,-.:.-:~;<_;-:-:.-.;:-,-.:.;.~:-:-:-::::-:-:!:'-‘-7\:-::;5.:" es i o J ~£ '}.‘\ & ?"%\ §E "oome e o. sys . {‘% "~:jf'1...:"-_.-j..-:-’;;;' x8 + ~XSS mE -'":T"cf% SA sR anaem .$ N ue $ s i ty ag" m s i erf oa g o «yÂ¥ x yon Lt § e . c‘?-- & | 34 f Euxk ‘2‘* $ . ~f > s fl \5; ,& 2 ie s ~A $ * . "~~ x : w#A 2. *L3 )lg Af i / . maeonts § ?;&# fik 2278 § caay y s l 3 4 :c Tok e d o tme. * t o stt ols Apivst ..;'::'..:..:.;':;:;:_;:. «t es uS â€" s %> SS K ~. *\ i% Phgl o : Ges 4-}IP%I-‘.-‘;.-.,-».\.‘,’..f\:sz-‘:-’x.:;::-:.; 8t 3: ; e s _ es e s AH 73 +~\‘ °§’““‘ EP AS .3 ing d 3%»*(,3:%‘*‘6& §2% : $ / * is lg&:fiiw y *?\" 2 _ 3 oys s <a & $ aecca --_;:5:?â€":;5:}:;:?;;:-;;:;:' ... oo NÂ¥ mat oo ol *4 F43 i. ts -'\‘25;4.,.,._0- KS x *#X en# e . cost. s y mssy C%.% o ie y -.:.-:;~:-:20v“'".,..- everrrks moe e se -, '§§-:§: momeait. Psacpon ~:.;'::§:‘<:.<‘-‘:f?v:¢§-‘?"=":§:?§’:::i e e ang. C o Cor o n ce . 1'-"::::32,'1535151:5:5’-’-55:‘ s i. n ind ce 'k' y ol ies <outipn enievyginee 1 ‘youons " é % i# ;.,: ; M«f;}: § AQ‘ e E_3 L_of}" % <~i4 /4 S B L.2 i__:s xo se 31 E. stt m saaip s Pap h poternenanonmns . Ca PB nogeteomngn s nom oo l ‘[_3"" & kiliclo ; a e o o o t en . : e '.:}1.';':'.,;“;:;:';_f-f;{;:;:?:~.::rv:~:~£*-‘""’,é;;gi;‘;ifg;.}i;i???:i"?i';::;v;:;,:‘ g * . e Mowiceaier e AbARSCEREUEE SeebAEEEICEDRRRNSRRERREH 4 mm c c on PXZRecmRRR Restful take and Highway Tours, round trip from Torente, including steamer accommodation and mealsâ€"2 Days, Muskoka Llakes, $1515; 2 Days, Georgian Bay, $13.05 ; 6 Days,Ceorgian ;.;.;.3.:,.';::;~:<:::,\'-:-:o::::~:-‘-'-\j'f-j'j;‘:,: . ;Z;l~l-:-:3::::::;Z:J:::::ZZEI:';?:'\"T“":'.'f f é c Pn otodd ons ons en s Polees im ETe mecitt sR NT un cce t Eima ce 4 GODDEN â€" In loving memory of our father, Holden Godden, who passed away August 11th, 1929. We mourn for him we dearly love, For one we could not save. Beloved in life and mourned in death, Remembered in the grave. Lovingly remembered by wife and family. Fruit Crop Here Below Last Y ield General Harvesting Now The Order Of The Day â€" Grain Crops Reported Good In Province. Apples, peaches, cherries and grapes in the Niagara district are not up to the. standards set last year, according to the weekly crop report of the Ontario Department of Agriculture reieased in Toronto yesterday, Grenville County in eastern Ontario, nhowever, reports a good apple crop. Harvesting of iall crops is proâ€" ceeding with all possible speed. Combines and threshing machines were busy in most of Ontario‘s farm districts during the past week as farmers labored to get their spring crops of wheat and other grains into their barns. Some damage from rust and lodging is reported but generally crop conditions and yields are betâ€" ter than expected. In Dufferin County in Western Ontario, it was reported severe storms of the past couple of weeks put down a lot of oats iand barley. Livestock throughout Ontario continued in good condition. Oxâ€" ford county reported sale of a numâ€" ber of pure bred cattle for shipâ€" ment to Chile. LARGE SIZE nglins s s‘ s srasls .. s is .5 iss sahib dozgems$s1.19 MEDIUMSIZE..........................1dozen$1.05 SMAEL SIZE ...................usC kAE Alpdozen 59c STUART‘S RASPBERRY or STRAWBERRY , $44.50 Pineapple JUICE ... ...12¢ Allan‘sâ€" F APPLE JUICE . .2 tins 19¢ Tomato Juice 3!:25¢ Ripeâ€" BANANAS .....3 lbs. 25¢ LEMONS 3 : 10¢ AYLMERâ€" GRAPEFRUIT ..4 for 19¢ 16 Oz. T iftâ€"â€" ONIONS ........3 lbs. 10¢ POTATOES ==»*« 23¢ LARGE SIZE CARROTS. .:. ...3 Ibs. 9¢ SWEET JUICYâ€" Freshâ€" ORANGES In Memoriam 27 MAIN W. FRUIT SEALERS These and many other attractive holiday outings are completely described in the illustrated folder "Vacation Tours®‘. Telephone or write for your copy toâ€"day. All Bus Travel Information at ‘ @ / Kanmacher‘s Restaurant â€"â€" Phone 466 â€" Thursday, August 15th, 1940. MOORE‘S TneatRE England is far more than just the island. It is an empire and a civilization, and will be as long as there is a sky and sea. â€" Noel Coward. MON â€" TUES., AUG. 19â€"20 "Beau Geste" FRI. â€" SAT., AUG. 16 â€" 17 "Y oung As Y ou Feel" WED. â€" THUR, AUG. 21â€"22 "Isle of Destiny" Jed Prouty, Spring Byington The Jones Family TIGER CATSUP ......17¢ SWEET PICKLES ....25¢ 28 Oz. Bottleâ€" MARROW ......2 for 15¢ FRESH CORN .. .dozen 17¢ 28 Oz., Jarâ€" CELERY .......bunch 5¢ CABBAGE .......head 6¢ Vegetableâ€" "Mighty Hunters" "Public Jitterbug No. 1" "*March Of Time" Largeâ€" Largeâ€" Gary Cooper, Ray Milland /m. Gargan, Wallace Ford, June Lang "Fox Movietone News" "Bested By A Beard" 1 DOZEN "A Kick In Time" 32 OZ. JAR PHONE 250 225C 23¢C