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f "'l"“Ab TS and FANCIES it the last meeting of the ] Grimsby Council the matter 0 lighting the mountail roads Was cussed and the Oataract Power M‘.‘u‘nnofi_u 'mummmlynu -umunmum ftact that aeither the people nor the Mmmh“hfl'“ Wount CEmA D Oc Nn s u to all wavellers and would, without .Mwmma-uu Iflthcht-nm-ntfi but 1 will go further and strongly support the idea advanced by exâ€"Reeve Mitâ€" chail, by lighting the Queenston and RLLALC Atama road from one end to w M oi o c aas o1 County :l Lincoin could _ not have a better advertisement than an auto mobile road like the Queenston and " ons Carask with The lighting of the mountain roads TLU CCC 44~ MAvantase n.mwll’“"““""" the County of Lincoin would raise ..nmamfl’uo-tâ€" Hore‘s an idea for _ you upâ€"toâ€"date County Counciliots 4P o t ‘The chicken otealing business has “‘“MIlfl“mm AgH. s e e ® * * ‘There was a slight sensation u‘ “u.uud.-bflmr or n.NM“""‘"“"“ -m.nm.umr. 4 e * * * * M-..-‘.u-.um. areds of dollare worth | of POui] M_“‘"""" and 1 will not only support the idea of trom thelt PCC""""°° _ ung this fa0t maid about the MASCT 806 "1 4 cogeg Aoips the thicf to TomAin .,‘...uuund-"“""" 4 think with Mr. Mitchell GrimmD) . e o e ® * * Generally when people miss PoulU? trom their premises, very, . lit}9 1 ANNIVERSARY OR to be followed by the Best Evening‘s Commencing with the highly : FRANK FAIRBORN Also a series of the most Re T A BLE A Ever exhibited in this country, speci with the exceedingly clever Pant on THURSDAY, gANUAI WILL BE GIVEN AN OLD FASHIONED High Class Instrumental and Vocal T{ be a big advantage matter of the Adults 35 cents , that the Of course, every man has . SuBD!~ sions as to who took his tovtudl different people suspect different parties, but no one . has fone far cm‘lnh.o-luwu.bk to collect evidence to conviet . the thief or thieves. o o o h e e 'l\ou-uoluunllyuh-"'lw does the thiet or thloves _ do with mmlw.uhuln?"nlm uuuoâ€"n--uw«umm nlu&-ormnmmmmu polmudmoltnn(ornlh.\ e e e » e 0# ‘ It would seem that there is no WaY of putting a stop to this thieving, exâ€" cept by united action on the part of the poultry fanciors and poultry rals unite for mutua) protection, a m-‘ ing has been called for the purpost of organization and wil} be held in the Lincoln House, Grimaby, on Saâ€" turday evening next, Jan. 25, 1913, at T30, to which all poultry men . ate cordially invited. HOW OLD ARE YOU BY YOUR HAIR Nou may be 30 in years, DL\ 1°%, are baldheaded or gray, | you cannot prevent peuple from thinking you are years older. Dandruff is the root _ of . all hair evile. lltmnubfmlluhu- m.n-m-u-m- ststenoy worthy of a better . cause ST. ANDREWS eVA CRd N GRLC Aik no baidnoss. ""TawISLAN Sage, Canada‘s greatost hair restorer, will keep you, looking young and attractive. . _ _ . . ., PonIaR Et 0 S esR 1t is guaranteed by the W. "> Stewart Drug Oo. to make hair grow and stop falling hair; to cure dan, Uruff in two weeks; to stop itching of the scalp almost inctantiy. | ,m....u-nnmw ing, satiefying and _ pleasant hair Gressing made; it makes _ the hair juxuriant and handsome; . it is especially praiced «y women who love ERCD CC CCCaAl a Wottla In order that the poultry men with esP t s t Instructor Wain of the Canada Busi ‘.-mw‘m-“‘h“ the Bible schoo!l here on Friday 38 ‘“':.'_'h..eumuum.u entertaining a number of friends at ’..'nnuun'-- ‘The smailpoxr scare is all over °Xâ€" EPC ICIL Lealio Howse of Hamilton is home VU_aVâ€"Stts «CUPID IN T only _ one . amongst cents â€" â€" Children 25 cents Served from §x to Eight O‘clock. years, but If .you An unustual opportunity . for an en may |around the world cruise all . under a meetâ€"| the Canadian Pacific flag with its con purpose muwdmhofim‘ held in |with the adven; of the great . ‘now on Saâ€"| quadruple . screw turbine _ engine 1913, at| steamships "Emprecs of Russia" ind en _ arc|"Empress of Asia." B O X cept for a lot of sore arms. Miss Reaha Beatty of Kenora visiting friends in town. Book Bros. have opened up in bu luhmmmm by D. Fairbrother. ‘E. Rice has been confined to 9 ‘huu.mn.nmflotln.fll ‘The annual meoting of the Pres! terian church took place on Mond evening. 4 ® on n ‘The annual meeting of the Bean® ville band took place in the Town Hall on Thursday evening last. The officers are as follows: (_Ioo.Knm. Buck ‘The "Hmpress of Russia" will sall from Liverpoot April 1 and will call at Gibraltar April 4, Villeiranche April 8, Port Sad April 13, and will pore, MHong NONRE _ NUTMCY D gasaki, Koke, Yokohama and _ arrive sA 5A drecner vevren heiigeaP thrth 4 < at Vancouror, Saturday, June i. From Vancouver to Toronto, passenzate may travel via Canadian Pacific main line or Crows‘ Nest Poss _ line and may also travel from Fort William or via Great Lakes route to Port McNiâ€" coll. CRUISE CANADIAN PACIFIC EMPRESSES OF «RUSSIA® AXD #ASIA® ‘The most direct . comnection . to make for the sailing from Livernool April 1, is via "Empress of Britain" from St. John, N. B., March 21, 1913. ‘The rote for the entire . cruise i# $639.10, exclusive _ of maintenance between arrival time in Eugland and doparture of the "Emprems of Russia" ‘and stop over at Hong Kong. .. _ The "‘Baupress of Asta" wili sail from Liverpool June 18, particular® of trip will be announced later, Get particulars from Canadiao Paâ€" eific Agents, or write M. G. MurghY, District Pasgsengor Agont, Toronta. DON‘T PASS THIS BY A great clearing sale of wall papéT is being held during this mont: . at Cloke‘s, 16 West King St. This stock uwlmnumdmhr.fl' and best in Oxanda. You get the plok of it at oneâ€"third off _ the _ ragulaf® price. It will pay you to buy no® even though you don‘t want to use It till later. Vesso! remains 16 days at . Hong THE 1N in bus#) ing the iliness and at UX by of the lnte Mrs. T ta * gp tice to Cr Mone K is HKREBY GIVK: ¢ ‘ .Mlt‘u:::'. an Boanit | of mranâ€"lhn: "roje | bes af ‘Grimaby, in the County â€"THE OPENING OF PARISH HALL |ANUARY 30, 1913 stic, Interesting and Instructive _ VIV A NT S tly arranged for the occasion, together mine entitled f HE KITCHEN" ntertainment ever offered to the public using Playlet in one act, entitled lent will be included in the programme Tan | 122 seaulred to be o oi Aadernigned, on a before the t '., runir ts Tatk: Theit Ki manes U e fu ‘ "'.g‘?fi:udhw-.«m claime and the nature «of the secusities if ‘ notice that after the said 15th of 7913, the said executors -lln-::‘u gh.â€"‘dm-umn:'th CWIADNE NUA shorete. having regard only to L2 e Bespimentier ut or shall fid-lfl&- said administrator shall bave notice, and that the said administrator ,-_:ul-u:uu-u.-;wrm E‘.â€"u*â€"&m-flm u&n-l-‘w is so made. !Amuu-hfi&hunm-“m- Shou8 and ditson ont dienase._ 1t benet . ... Srenr oreen oi e bedr, mrtenmic® , Cc eonay pioide to im effective power K Is HKREBY GIVEN parmant to R. r_“lfimh-,n‘“uu. ving clainss against the estate Parsonage deceased, late of the iL Wlfio County Lincoin, deâ€" who on or absut the 13th day of Tort. are required to be sont post prepaid * a RIO ARTHUR PARSONAGE, Grimaby, Ontario TEA Canada Rex Spray Co. Ltd. â€" BRIGHTON, ONT. COOK BROS., Agents at Grimsby ‘The Rex Lime Suiphur and the Rex Arsenate of Lead sold at Grimsby last year gave the very BEST of SAT!SFACTION. Cru:t+ Growers are invited to hold their orders till they see us. COOK BROS., Grimsby ‘The "Printer and Publisher® of Toronto, has the following to say, regarding a job submitted to them by the INDEPENDâ€" ENT for criticism. "Grimaby, (Ont.) Independent.â€"The folder for the Radiant Electric Co. has been neatly and effect ively executed. The composition is good, and the presswork is all that could be desired." class print shops for work of art." Rex Lime and Suiphur Solution Thil)obv_n_olilpntwice list, printed on coated book t, in red and black inks, and was nearly all halfâ€"tone cuts. We submitted several specimens of this job to different high ‘The INDEPENDENT can‘t be beat for high class printing. THEY ALL SAY S$O. of the very bezt quality. x Arsenate of Le Highest quality of Poisor. criticism, and they all pronounced it "a WED: AY, JAN. 22, 1912