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Thursday, June 8th, 1944, PICNIC SUPPLIESâ€" 4650 WEST MAlk STREET Business Directory Government 41,% Monthly Payment Loans. Loans Amortized From 10 Harold B. Matchett e "â€"__ C XiÂ¥AR ETG «â€"â€"Waxed Paper â€"Paper Plates and Cups â€"Paper Table Cloths h k * 4 * * 0 Lifi ETG. BAnAISTER, soLIcITOR, 25 Main Street, west GRIMSE Y to 20 Years Payments in some cases 10 Building Materials of All C J. DeLaplante MORTGAGE LOANS _ From Foundation Blocks to interior Trim. __ CoNsULT â€" PLUMBING Vernon Tuck orTomETRIST HIGGINS w YOF *** and HEATING cONTINUA TIONS Cany £ OHe KARAY RECE CE CC wheel brake, *ead light and l\ululfln_npum h 16 dificsut it c muammmmmeummu-oui can he ride that veicipede and do | 220,000. Our acuve bed capacity circus stunts on it. mmm‘-uwx.mmux.mm‘ Independent the other AY that b¢ mumouym.cunuah ;Wmhnoow..mw.nmum There is a shortage We think "Spike" was out about therefore of 570. We rave no conâ€" 95 miles on that statement bw !"* valescent beds and there should be way he splits the wind at 8Y¢| 13 Chronic and gncurable pa= miles an hour he probably thorE"t uonumwummdn yo ds Aun on siindcl d | using whmm hosâ€" CC 27 70 ;) Lomi_nrivate We think "Spike" was OUL ®"""* 95 miles on that statement bw !"* way be splits the wind at °Y* miles an hour he probably tho‘E"t he was doing a bundred. Gentlemanly, smiling, but *‘ ways busy at one thing and 220thâ€" er and always on the move. *# dimes to doughnuts that he MVY°* has any trouble going to sleep a night. He‘s a great kid, but thank Mmmbym::rmuuu in having a lot like in the past and have a lot like him today. CANNING FACTORY _ | cessfully in Western Canada las. season in the spraying of cattle ov the ranges that Mr. Lewis has reâ€" ceived several large orders for machines for delivery Uiis year and next. He is leaving for Maple Creek, Sask on Friday night to atâ€" tend a convention of cattlemen and will go from there to Calgary to ‘nmndueonnwonlnmtdw- Last spring the local firm assemâ€" bled and delivered to Arthur Smith of Vineland the largest spraying outfit in the British Emâ€" pire. This week a machine of the same size and capacity was shipâ€" ped to an apple grower at Meaford for use on his 210 acres of apple John Lewis for many vears conâ€" nected with Gledhill and Inglebart in the garage division has severed his connection with that firm and joined the locul Hardie organizaâ€" $7,500 c sh. (6)â€"$20.00 Cask Order on any ene store in Grimsby. (7T)â€"$15.00 Cash Oirder on any one store in Grimsby. (8)â€"$10.00 Cash Order on any one store in Grimsby. _ Note:â€" Out of town winners have the option of taking War Savings Certificates for Prizes No. 6, 7 and Ferris Wheel will be d 213. A aoncand Ti uy s ctra a this year, which will be good news to the kiddies All the old games will be in operation as well as two or three new ones which have never yet been operated at a local .carnival. mmmunnhthulm shindig the biggest and best one \anomrmmmww & 27 tz ".. / iibe * ul CENTURYAN HOUR CITE Eoo PFoact & ll", assured of two nights of riotous fun and amusement. dtyl,lflfi.m "The last survey of hospital conâ€" ditions in this city was made in W'mp,mum Haywood and Walsh commission wwmatyowndl.n. that time, they reported there was a shortage of active beds of 287. m;m,uvwmlfl-mo.- eral Hospital added 101 bed#., In ‘m.'}b.mrdtyww 117 maternity beds and in 1042, 4¢ additional beds at the Generalfiosâ€" “mmiwndbrm"'h‘ verandas. Ir tie last 16 Y85m, therefore, there has been add*d 258 beds, of which 117 are maternity. "Hospital beds are usually Chsâ€" sified as follows: (2) Active, for LJONS PREPARE (4)â€"Dinners for two people ice a month at Village Inn for (5)â€" mt 2W C 00 ollows: (a) Acty®, for m ’...aul and SUurgcal $ 6 chidren and m‘“’; (by conva‘s«cent; (C) C"""‘_:“::.‘:' \w: ‘!, L BHLâ€"L in FlaWas be looked after. 39" **" o. 0_| stances. pending health insurance or NOY* c rcc wew C opmont subsidization of beda| ‘The NX Which will increase the demand bY provide or nwuwmwflw‘“‘-","".' cent. over our present needs. Wrect:~ wThe assessment popu‘ation of to metai cof mdt,amnmmxmmmm thtun ‘170,000, _ Twentytive _ per | triee Sre M mdmwpwu nst M FACING CRISIS or . WUa® yrydey n3 ;uamlw- by de for Order is designed to ”out Www 30 ’”“”... Mry. aximum pack in ,gmpnnfltn.lfll- vand alioun mmvm» 1 population _ of to metai co" ,.._unzd y T wooden and iDers since the glass, 18,000. _ Twentyâ€"tive . por| tries ane gp "our demand» to meet the curâ€" From Page One jilneas vaings MPeS® 20 T0 . s pml.lnmmwlunl-pflm< .-ugmmhmwm the Aged afid Infirm, where the are no hospital facilities. Some of these cases also are m”_ ms-moamwu"m should be active beds,. The accom* modation of about 400 beds is Utâ€" \‘.nuyneododffl"”‘d""“"' TE C ETE Cs+ qone innenbnt tients. Thus, to MStL OO C ctive needs, we must nrovide 570 active heds, 132 convalescent beds, and 400 elmnic.ndl.eunblow "Dr. Miles G. Brown, in the last annual report, stated emphatically "that a building program should be outlined immediately an« COMâ€" d with the least possible deâ€" unzot | of prog®n P®YA is un-‘um ol s veeâ€" _ _ HHChoh lay.‘ \Paper Containers "There is no reserve 0° !7"! "" the ho«ital to take care of AHY large or serious accident that might come along. "Perhaps the most significant ,mumunmt&ewfl! of a patient i an active bed is d,;.,‘d;y..hmthordfl. ‘mmmbdmthdrumlfl a uo qo 348 ‘Shike 114 d 01 4A ol cb dinetrantatitt many cases, and yet despite inis, there is a large waiting Uist for adâ€" miasion. Over 22,000 patients, one in every eight of our popuia‘"0". mmwmmunlm pital last year. long 7‘.0' HseEstd " V 0 uho An dar convey its contents to destination without scuff or breakage. their hundreds of well known u°s (otnmurynddvmnm have also been designed for the following uses:â€" x.huwmnm landing operations, floating to ""o,.“,:‘,mmmw be recovered at low tide. THE GRIMSBY medical kits, Blood Plasma, emerâ€" ‘-cyml“-'h“m hundreds of Naval, Army and Air 8. Paper parachules, 5°7"""@ wmmhmm‘ food and supplies for isolated m<i and units, are now in use on many fronts. 4. Containers made from treated paper capable of forming a packâ€" age l!iner that will contain and hold }up volatile solvent vapors such as naphtha and benzine.. »pace of a ship. Beef, pota‘w s, eggs, milk, etc., when dehydrat=d paper containers (cartons), means a saving of about 85% of cargo are used for transporting powder in shellâ€"flling plants, the T. N. ‘P. tubes and shell components, 9. Ackâ€"ack shells, airplane proâ€" pelies, bombs, require paperboard containcra. Doing A War Job The Mhjions of these Paper Conâ€" tainers sert overseas cannot be reâ€" turned for reâ€"use,. SBave all your paper containers, newspapers and magazines. 5. Treated paper 6. Paper containers for 8. Paper containers for canisters a container reserve of beds at and packirg quotas ncreased in some inâ€" for stron g£ ’ The Fruit Branch of the ONMN / Department of Agriculture “,mmwdulm and valuabie series of "'“m‘u" dealing with the growing Of n Ontario. One booklet on Curâ€" and | rants ani Goseberries, prepared LC abo â€" mald ied Mwm for l in Ontario. YEC "" 0 C0 |:.u ant GSoscberries, prepared hy W. J. au%""““” . 6. l"l'l" Grape in Ontan® . "@ ."" ‘, Â¥ely} PCOW â€"© uo nuson at Vinclan( W.nmnw Onlario, constitute . revisions | of former booklcts, with additiona material on growing these frulls and brought up to date as to varleâ€" u-ndeuw!lpum two booklets are available on T¢~ quest to the Statistics and Publica® MMMW of Agriculture, Toronto, Two other booklets of an exCePâ€" | tionally timely and valuable chatrâ€" acter have also been prepared at the Vineland W Staâ€" tion. One of these, on "Orchard Sdlfllllll.nd"m been preâ€" pared jointly by E. F. Palmal mmwammndl.n. VanHaariem in charge of soils and laboratory work. This bulletin is profusely iNustrated and CON~ tains a fund of the latest informa tion on soil management for . Of" I ’mmounr,enfiued |"Orchard Grafting" by W. H. UpPâ€" |shall, chief of research at \‘"*â€" m“.uowellmufl.nled'm' |photographs and diagrams ShOW, r:ummoulwm‘d“"md ; | grafting of fruit trees. These two booklets have been warmly comâ€" :/ mended by all fruit growers who ‘|have seen them and they are in INDEPE NDE NX I New Bulletins great demand. Anaa-u-auuooumeu recall when it didn‘t cost so much for a fellow to have a good time. "#OURS OF WORK AND VACATIONS WITH PAY ACT 1944" mummmm'mmnmhmm mmmdhmtwbmmwmmflhl d.mnndlolwu.thnflhonpplluflondlho&cflb«ddhopoflpmdmd wuhnqcondmoulnhteoalpnumdwuldmbublnuflychupd. ON BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY IN ONTANIO Industries engaged in Agriculture, Horticulture, Fishing and the Producâ€" tion of Foods and Farm Products; Dairying Industries including c:eese and butter; Firms ergaged in the building and upkeep o‘ 1oads, conâ€" struction, transportation, iextiles and other undertakings which can be considered essential to the full maintenance of the war effori, shall be emsideured in the category of VWar Industries insolar as their presont working hours are concerned. Preparation of the groundwork for the operation and application of the Act will go forward immediatoly but the Industry and Labour Board wishes it to ze understood that these preparations will not be permiited to interâ€" fere in any way with existing working conditions in vital industry as long as the present crisis existn. Horticultural «t Vineland, » Ontario ON JULY lst Wuh Pay Act While it is the purpose of this Act to provide improved mhdwfimwhw’-.fi Province, i will be obvious that the provisions of the Act camnot be permilted, at this time, to interfere with the «/.~ut capacity effort required in producing material for war. The BooarJ therefore authorizés the continuance of Existâ€" The Effect of the Material ii the Province of Ortarie. Classified Advts. Pay Big Diyidends THE GRIMSBY INDEPENDENT 1944, the "Hours of Work and Vacations ,lm'mmhhw' TELEPHONE HOK. CHARLES daicy Minister of Labour SEVEN