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uncommzcraicsveny {[GONTINUA TIONS § If It‘s Good, It‘s Here; If It‘s Here, It‘s Good Quality Meat Market __\ K. F. Palmer y w uy 1e 'yngmd-mh-ux:nn Commencing at 1:30 p.m. each day JANUARY 12%, 13%, AND 14 MONDAY. JANUARY 12th "PRESENT DAY EPRAYING PROBLEMS®" . % Dominion Plant c....".’..‘.‘.'.‘.mu-m..fi..:‘.'«': round table discussion with Paul Fisher, Robert Ferguson, Chas. &mmwmwmm Dustan comprising the table of experts, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13th "MARKETING PROBLEMS" H. L. Craise, Chairman. Specialistsâ€" L. F. Burrows, Secreâ€" tary of the Canadian Horticultural Council, ‘‘The National Tariff Changes". M. M. Robinson, of the Ontario Fruit regarding new packages, consumer demand and distribution. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14th "CGRAPES, WHAT OF THE FUTURE*® â€"___ _ _â€" Morace Kilman, President of the N.PFG.A.. Chairman, E. F. Palmer, Director of the Horticultural Experimental Farm, Association, will each contribute some new information on this AS NEAR AS YOUR ‘PHONE It‘s Robinson‘s For Service! FULL LILNE OF COOKED MEATS ... Call Zenith 12000 (without toil charges) Or you may contact our resident sh« GEORGE 1. GEDDES Yes, in these busy times we want you to know that Robinson values and service :;.ii-i';..aii-a.-lmm'-ll ive -M in Hamilton I ue C wOD20 114 MB ALLLLL Ans visit Robinson‘s where out Victoria Hall, Vineland, Ont. . SUN.LIFE BUILDING C Phone=: Bus., 7â€"3618; Res.. 7â€"5518 AUTOMATIC HOME to be held in . ~Your Service! HAMILTON Veal TWO LICENSE PLATES *"We hope to have 40,000 hoiders available at an average price of $1.‘he said, "but we expect the lastâ€"minute demand will exceed the due to difficulty of obtaining steel." ‘The new holders are a dual purâ€" placed on the bracket behind. Ontario‘s new markers will be royal blue, with white letters and have the tall crown of St. Edmund, instead of the little, flat ‘Queen‘s crown of previous years . They will be available January 2 and it is expected some 800,000 will be sold along with over 1,200,000 drivâ€" sold (in the winter). _ _ _ | you in the spring. Actually it‘s simple. You en comrageoualy tahe a preiiminary| _ HEADACHE FOR step from the reed infested shore,| ple were buy:ng the less Cimice do not let the wild creaks alarm|cuts of meat, and in many CBes you, and if you haven‘t fallen|supplementing their diets with through before you are ten steps| meat substitutes. . Sausagesaiso outâ€"brother you‘re inâ€"literally|took another leap on the wheel. speaking of course. So now you! All the above products were mmmmm--uqummm-fi panse of the pond, and you select|few items were being discharged a likely looking spot. Chopping|on the bottom. For instance, there a hole through the ice about two | has been no jump in pr:ces on such foot in diameter, you hope that this |things as pickles, most types of does not weaken the area too much | canned goods, anc a few other and you proceed to fix up your line.| commodities that grace the averâ€" Now this is really good, and manâ€"| age man‘s table. . ufacturers â€"ofâ€"fAshing â€"tackle â€"must | â€"â€"Aâ€"brief visit toâ€" the ~tonsorial really hate these guys, because all you actually need is a stick about twenty inches long, a piece of line (no great test required) a minnow and a cork, oh yes, let‘s not forâ€" get the hook. ‘That is all you need â€" except a lot of patience, a wardrobe that would put Admiral Byrd‘s outfits to. shame, three hot water . bottles (with hot water) and any You walk about this little hole in the ice, keeping a wary eye on the cork, while the other eye watches a blonde gal who is skatâ€" When the cork bobs, you move, and perhaps you will find yourself the new owner of a six inch perch. _ ‘You then must have another eye to watch the gulls who have a most annoying habit of lifting your newly acquired trophy. So after you freeze your fingers baiting your hook again, you cast an eye for the blonde who has disappearâ€" ed by this time, and you cannot help but wonder whether or not she ‘has fallen into a deserted hole that some ice fisherman has left. ‘The must be taken into consideration. the ratio on the campus was 4.5 men to every girl By the time the second week rolled around the most of us had found our feet and life was on a about as follows . . . 8:00 a.m.â€"Up dreased and grab ludh-lufl'd. This routine would vary accordâ€" ing to circumatances such as formâ€" al dances or other forms of diverâ€" d-.nn-unyr-uu‘u_l- most standard. | College sports make up an imâ€" portant part of the extramural activities of any student. In the fall the most important is of fopndn Mn shicaes cupy every afternoon. Rugby is one of the most thrilling sports in which interâ€"collegiate teams are engaged and if your college boasts any semblance of Spirit at all it will manifest itself 2:30â€"4:30â€"Study. 6:00â€"11:00 p.m.â€"Supper, Saturday afternoon conâ€" . ‘This I must admit is From Page One THE GRIMSBY®N INDEPENDENT tindoor), archery, track and field and touch rugby. All these have dents and not a few of these folâ€" lowers are girls. As the season rolls on otrier ‘The fall season also boasts oth Aâ€" brief â€"visit toâ€" ~the ~tonsorial~ it in her presence. Joorrmont 0f camume 3, m MOT CS Licko Free | duty and sixtyâ€"five being Cc ned in the ofdes: no nemediate flnbmh‘x the people more for their trim. MHardwares report no great change in hardware articles during the past year, Nalls are still in very short supply, ay are most steel and sheet metal items. Ei+ ectrical appliances are available in Motorists at any one of the nine service stations in the town have piriors of the town showed that voute whan Inauen, oo vartere Auiw of the workâ€"bench is dangerous, accordâ€" in@ to a warninge from the Inâ€" ing to a warning from the M« dustrial Health division of the Department of National Health and Welfare. . Workers, careleasâ€" ”mMnhMM may add some such dangerous metâ€" alli¢ substance as lead to their diet and, say the health authorities, lead poisoning is far too common an industrial disease. Care is also urged in measures for ventil« .u.;flnutoelnrnlro(l-d dust and lead fumes. | ‘The man who usually refers to his wife as the old lady doesn‘t do with the exception of ~ CARLING‘S ho wete wgon wikMitee afers ts sbte | PHIL‘S FOTOâ€"NITE Rs TP ERJOY =â€"Â¥00R8 to rraorter o EVERY THURSDAY This Week We Offer Someone . . . $130.00 KING STREET PHONE 77 * -AIIVEu‘__ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY â€" JAN. 9 â€" 10 MONDAY AND TUESDAY â€" JANi12 â€" 13 "OOr fatre qolife UE WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY â€" JAN. 14 â€" 15 Doors Open Monda; Wmuw s e m,; Snturilay At 6.00 p.m. BADMAN‘S TERRITORY Randolph Scott â€" IN TECHNICOLOR 30 Minutes of Historic Pageantry THE MAN WITHIN WEB OF DANGER THEATRE Cartoon and Selected Shorts For Their Photograph IVY (Adult) DING . Fed. L o