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_ NWightsâ€"5 pu. to 8.30 a.m. â€"â€" al8o «â€" s en etT. CcaThARINES s0421. Millyard‘s Drug Store ALEXANDER HARDWARE Pure Bred Yorkshires x Shoats and Bred Gilts wool.vmmmnmfl “lte-h-â€"nhfdl'nl-tfi--pu-.” LIMA BEANS . 229. LYNXN VALLEY CLARK‘Sâ€"IN CHILI SAVCE MA CED OINE VARIOUS BRANDSâ€"Cholce BI PEAS. . 2 := 29(P ARJOW BEAXDâ€"NEW PACK ALWAYS PUMPKIN ="~ .. PLUMS PARKHILLâ€"STD. GOO0B TAS PEACHES 2°%24 : PEARS DINER BANQUETâ€"CHOICE FRESHLY GROUNXD AS SCLD CHERRY YALLEYâ€"CHOICE ENGLISH BEEAKFAST STYLE â€"_â€",,. T dit 4 prth 000 hn ®. m nanemannnst V‘W’»;z\ 65%, SUGARâ€"AYLMER PUEE TOMATO z MEINZ KETCHUP . L« 4. Oranges â€" â€" â€" doz. 21¢ Tas. TK in Jublcy California Sunkist â€" zmm CRIMSBY RIDGE FARMS Advanced Registry Herd of and VEGETABLES 29 PEAS . . #ting house in Grimsby, Artbur W. Forester, 60, pleaded gullty in mnn.m.u-ub ..“.,.,.-uu.lc.-‘ ‘u.u-unu!ll-‘l'h""" ,',.,......--w-b Maliett ignored the plea of Forest» |¢|~L°-l-"-"‘“ 'mull“-u!-* forming a "public service" through ‘his bookmaking activities. Mr. " "'."wg-mu RE BAE 04 o t ie mmfi- 1P 7 PPR TT yeeugee CA in 2 shop and also that his wife had been seriously IUL wmmu m-d“*‘fifl. ‘.tlhl_dWI“h A. Ashthorpe house on Adelalde to Mrs, E. Pilon. N.oulelhl-.luâ€"vfl'lol Doroghuk. s '.me&h'- to A. E. Mack of Montreal. Paul Boyko farm on Ridge Road to John Mokansky of Hamilton. ‘ The above property transactions have been handled by J. B. Mcâ€" )câ€"hu.o-h-.vl-l"“"‘ Charged with keeping a common the past few weeks. some of his objects of worship. EARLY USES OF sTONES BLUE &â€"GOLDâ€"FANCY BC,. PACKâ€"Choice Prune C rradiy Ned fiiigmmnanr ige <i Celery â€" â€" â€" 2 for 17¢ Onions â€" â€" â€" 2 lbs. 17¢ Spanish Ontario No. 1 Large in St. Catharines, on 8 OZ. PKG. 26¢ i% " 16 b 51: 17. known as the Queensway Canning e ® 0 ® Grimsby Fire Department had a m'flfllup mountain on Friday evening. basw hismad for the destruction by fire of the large barn on Th# farm of J. Wolstenholme at nearby “k‘fl‘. . _ Fred Ransbury, Grimsby, Was arrested by Chief Constable W. W. Turner Sunday night, charged with drunk driving, and with leaving lhmduucfldâ€"l. bury‘s car is alleged to have sideâ€" swiped another parked on Depot Brevities Next Mondsy being the LADOT Day holiday all places of business -m'-hdudhdfl- ummmmmo- adian Bank of Commerce. Usual holiday hours will prevail at the ‘.W.;mwm mental Station Tuesday and Wedâ€" nesday to inspect the station and hold round table discussions on the Intest methods of peach culture. It was the meeting of the Peach Mm.hc.-;fl'-l from all u..bxn?gq..m- Next Monday is Labor Day. ® # nonools open Por the Autumn e t s * ® A new canning factory is being _;1 blind citizen. It is a Braile watch designed so that a blind man can tell the bour and the minute so thal wild OraRMMED WRIT MMUTEOG u.o-'ulntmm ‘ # # o# } Aubrey Thomas Wilcox, Grimsâ€" tw ‘wras remandéed to Sept. 8 for before Magistrate H. D. Hallett on | ‘Tuesday to issuing four cheques, in the amount of §45.50, without havâ€" uufl“u“u He was charged with attempt to defraud V. Spech, W. A. Boyd, Alâ€" in McBride and R L. Stephenson. All four cheques were tssued withâ€" in a aixâ€"day period earlier this month. e ® ® The annusal meeting of the mmmm tinn was held on Saturday evening in the tabernacle, with the presiâ€" dent. Ray Betts. in the chair. Mrs. Cecil Carrick submitted the report for the Women‘s Improvement Society which reviewed the semâ€" son‘s meetings and social affaire. James Gillespie reported for the church and Sunday school. Both nrganizations showed increased atâ€" tendance during the present seaâ€" _‘"&f'â€"m"â€"“f not be macrificed to progressâ€"at least as far as policemen‘s helmets are conâ€" In Niagars Fulls there is a feel« EVENTS and TOPICS of the WEEK in plete this Job Thankagiving Day this year bas been set for Monday, Oct 11. Btate Secretary Gibson announced last Friday. A prociamation is beâ€" ing issued fixing the date and is expatted to te paotlisned shortly in the Canada Gazette. ‘The movement is in a buntâ€" Fort Erie Lions Club has ‘The barn contained 500 THE GRIMSBY 7_IN_D_BPBNDENT Another one of the beautiful trained horses thdi Wi wflfiM’s&MdSfinufiM’mm] cMephindvlth numerous Novelty Circus acts, mgpuammmammmmumr have ever witnessed. This show will at Beamsville Grounds on Friday and Saturday ts, September 10th and 11th. I wish to thank my many friends | for their kindness in sending cards ; umm-i:nmll-' ness, especially Rev. E. A. Brooks, Rev. and Mrs. Weeks and Rev. Fr. Bernard A. O‘Donnell. and the Lions Club present, to form the Grimsby District Aquatic , Club. Dr. A. C. Stone, St. Catharâ€" ; pâ€"fl.lndfit‘hn-l»} societies will be appointed ‘to the | executive, at a later date. ‘The purpose of the club is to train swimmers for competitive swimming for the Niagara Peninâ€" suls District Meets. In future these meets will be held under Canadian | regulations. In order to be eligible for these competitions our swimâ€" mers must be members of their newly formed Aquatic Club. This club together with other clubs in the district, is joining the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association effective in 1949. Each member will receive their Card of Thanks | AQUATIC CLUB FORMED | MHAROLD B. MATCHETT will be closed From September 2nd to September 25th, inclusive. for > fitu ceund By GORD McGREGOR A local angler tells of his ten minute struggle with a big bass down at Harbour. Finally m_::‘pfih-tnghg‘_- -IV!IVWI---.-v-â€"â€"-â€"--â€"vl UTF try it backwuards, and perhaps come D i mm o t * C@OODJYEAR TRUCK TIRES Laid. Oh. well, we tried. itish colony, 1 I 12 1 British colony l-aâ€"-mm'l Main West, Grimsby Phone 638â€"W matically be $16,000 new Canadâ€"| ons o many people as there »~| ooo ooo M W iansâ€"as many people as V are | AUTHORIZED * _ _ sard bmse <22 NEW CANADIANS Towls A farmer had been urged to atâ€" tend the funeral of his neighbor‘s third wife. "But I‘m not goin‘," he announced to his own wife. "Goodness sakes, why not?" she NOTHING IN RETURN A Delicious Cool Drink O ";;;“,' as usual . . . While still hot pour into glasses filled with cracked io . . . Add sugar and lemon to faste : . . TCED TEA PHONE ,21 BRIQUETTES "The All Purpose Fuel" Made With Amefican Anthracite A. HEWSON & SON LUNCH BOX EVERY BOY AND GIRL _ PRESERVING SUPPLIES @ PINT AND QUART SEALERS ©@ JUICING MACHINEsS © CANNING MACHINES AND CANS © EARTHENWARE CROCKS, Etc. 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