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| t ROXY TnearrE ALEXANDER HARDWARE ia Lupino, Paul Henreid, Sidâ€" ney Greenstrest and Olivia May Robson, Charles Butterâ€" worth and Rochester "The House of Hits" It Happened In New Orleans Springtime In The Blue Dahlia MORE than a PAINT! Devotion _ GYPTEX Transforms Old Walls Into Texture Finish of Colorful Beauty day Only, Nov. 16th MATINEE 2 P.M. Nov. 25, 26, 27 To transtorm drab, the charm Of an SWERMMM CUMITCT B4 dholss cout GYPTEX. dust two simple steps: | (1) Brush it on, like paint (2) Pat it with a sponge or crumpled newspaper wrap» ped in a cotton cloth. w-mwmnpdv‘d *‘“flufld.‘“"*""”"** m °9 CR OO T2 O LO _ Wisk GYPTEX . . . no Anybody _can â€"apply_and 4980059 VOTL U 000 complcte w-.-ddfln“.'flll“.nlfl" jobâ€"no finting required, as it comes in readyâ€"mixed fints of Iwory, Buff, Blue, Green, Pink and White. Simply add m,d-nch-vypio-‘bflh“. 6 Y P T E X s l‘ ® l‘ For Sale at Hardware and Paint Stores. ._C. 6. Boyd is constructing a new ‘prefabricated house on No. 8 Highâ€" on 0 ~ Do+ an % way, south side, just east of the town limits. o o J St. Andrew‘s W.A. will not meet this week, owing to preparations ..u;-uuruuâ€"-allh Ceee ". C Lamt 4s Masonis vellg Eue * 0 7 2ast dn M -M.m:u.uuu-n' Hall. Their next meeting will be n | Friday, the 22nd. _ ‘ ;maâ€"nun*m»‘ wmuu in the | ‘.’.‘.’.'.'a-----u---' ‘ at four o‘clock on Wednesâ€" | day morning. Firemen under Asst.â€" Chief "Dyke" Lawson soon had the fire under control. Damage will be “m-fl. C .a-"-' wuuudm‘""" hunted in any part of Ontario on the 15th and 16th days of Novemâ€" n.u_flmu no person bunt, take or kill in any one day an aggregate number of ;whmdm-fi' | the necessary licence _."-." E Property transfers in St. Cathâ€" arines are hoiding their own acâ€" Brevities Lions Club meets next Tuesday bocaderes. ABasefifiietpmearmncmay sloner Martin H. Laird. During the |} month of October there were 143| tranfers of which 115 were for a| ‘--!flfldw.lll.'n.n-‘ maining 28 were family transacâ€" tions at $1 each, Michael Sweet,‘a town employee, while working with Supt. J. M. Lawrie on the Livingston Avenue road widening job had the misforâ€" tune to receive chest injuries and broken ribs when a crowbar that he was using to remove cement | curbing slipped and struck him on ;m“‘wwh'fl | Lincoin hospital for some days but | is now recuperating at his ‘home on Job had patience but we bet he whdl’.”flm-!- fies to sneeze in his face. EVENTS and TOPICS of the WEEK in CONTINUATIONS hq anchaly n hug i mmmma-â€" m-mmmm will be two storeys high with baseâ€" “mdmmlfl will house his dry cleaning plant also a laundry and steam baths if licences for same are granted by the health authorities. He estimatâ€" ..tfl.w-fl“. neighborhood of $15,000 and the m“mw $10,000. He was granted a permit for the building. Peter Karo applied for a building ’-dthrlmmfl' ment blocks, that he contemplated class residential section COU®N!" could not see their way clear to grant the permit. Mayor Bull in addressing counâ€" cil spoke feelingly of the passing *4 _ 2 amaA\ Warrel and erecting on the Dr. A,. F. Mcinâ€" wmu.umu of Main east next the Grimsby garage, said building to eit back about 40 feet from the street line. Th bullding would be used as a biacksmith shop, repair shop "or mw-lutnvdm business. Owing to the close prOX» maumfi:___‘flfl grant the permit. | muu““" cil spoke feelingly of the passing d”&(bfl)mfl and ‘Mfluummw cial and sporting life of the comâ€" munity had suffered. U Cwors the Nimrod to Shoot dump rats. The dump, while fenced and gate» locked, will also be w.",w stame _ Police will be instructed to prosecute all sidence on the rear of the George Oe P Ccas L2 m - a total for all year of $51.937. Water pumped during October totalled 15,714,000 gallons; average per day 506,004; biggest day, Oct. ist, 735,000; smallest day, Oct. 20th, 374,000; increase for month over 1945, 2,824,000; increase in average per day over 1945, 91,079; gampline engine run 10% bours: power bills, October 1946, $168; September 1946, $172, October 10945, $151. The lake level is down 35 inches from 1945. General accounts for $6,433 were ordered pald, as were Joint Fire THE GRIMSBY mmw-:t:‘ acre, located on Highway,, Parkâ€"Road, now owned by H. Apâ€" pleyard, has just been sold through Winifred Congdon, Realtor, to J. G. Stephenson, of Toron iwrchased the Gera Irty at 33 Oak St. ed to $45. Frogannt Bs reupt ho raile To P a capable assistant who can do the work for both. ESTATE THE OFFICE OF DR. A. F. MeINTYRE HAS BEEN MOVED FROM 3 DEPOT ST. Lynn Valley "New Pock"â€"Haives Various Bra~nds Standard Quality Cut CGREEN OR W AX BEANS CLARK‘SSOUPS â€" 2%=15 | ICEBERGLETTIUCE 2« Oxtord inn CHILI CON CARNE _ "**19° "Extra Special" Diced or Shoestring Choice Quality BEETS OR CARROTS 2*=15° MONARCH PASTRY FLOUR Aylmer or Saxonia CUT MIXED PEEL Ayimer or Saxonia MARASCHINO CHERRIES SHELLED WALNUTS SHELLED PECANS SHELLED ALMONDS SHELLED BRAZILS (Celery, Consomme, Oxtail, Scotch Broth, Vegetable) se INDEPENDENT TO 22 MAIN ST. "NMew Crop" Black BAKING SUPPLIES Owes Success To Ice Cream Soda Rings Twice," showing at the Roxy the first three days of next week. mmtflddw aranged an appointment for Lana with the director and the outcome was a part in a picture called "They Won‘t Forget." A sixteenâ€" yearâ€"old novice who had never beâ€" fore been within a motion picture studio, she won the role from twenâ€" | tyâ€"five actreases who had been tested for the part. Making good from the start, Lana Turner has since established herself as one of the screen‘s outstanding performâ€" Lana was born in the mININE: town of Wallace, Lisho, on Februâ€" ary Sth. The child was given plenty of nameâ€"Julia Jean Mildred Franâ€" \“W...“”u name Lana when she went into pictures. She was ten when her wumn-u-r.uuc health but not courage, became & ".“ conducting her own estâ€" ablishment. That arrangement conâ€" udl!‘lvllm‘- -nlhr-m-flb“ wood in search of a warmer climâ€" 1Gâ€"0z. Cello 6 oz. botties 27¢ 4 oz. celle pkg. 276 $ or. celle pkhg. 30c 8 or. celle pkg. 216 4 oz, celle pkg. 26¢ Temate or 7 ib. bag 296 â€"-:â€"'-”; l Sweet Juicyâ€"Size 216 ’-‘ wow $# #s ##e & T 21 q: | FLORIDA ORANGES â€"33> DROPLET INFECTTOTT einggnandrvrvenl w«-amum“‘_m""'mnh' eâ€"-‘: common cold, coughs, influenIa,| _ _, = .'-‘¢'fl’." e 2u% Some of the fivers, through , but of to use w-aa-b-ad‘"‘:..." “.--‘l fl-'-"" ‘“_'lwfi'w uqn-c‘ bulletin uE0 uo. "ad Welfare.‘ 28 * * of National Health and . 16e A . Aewson£Son IMMEDIATE DELIVERY â€" Compleft stalled OIL BURNERS for Hot Air and _ _ _ Water Furnaces. . LMO“MMMSW' Immediate Installation. Models on Display at our office. CRAPEFRUIT JUICE *="13 BANANAS TEA BAG Ontario No. 1 WASHED CARROTS 33â€" FRESH DATES COOKINC ONIONS 313 CABBAGE INFECTION "In Shell" ‘Trouble can be carri¢d in the minâ€" Y Co o CC pevammmal 14