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1 M\ sate Build it yourself or we will gladly recommend a reliable carpenter or contractor, if you like. We‘ll also help arrange the financing. * RAGES â€" â€"â€" MACHINE i SHEDS â€" â€"â€" BARNS 2 farm and city utility a buildings of all types ESTIMATES FREE is closed to anyone but y0U Lumber prices are stabilizedâ€" bank. When 794 arrange a loan, that 18 strictly between y°U and your bank. When you discus*s private financial matters with your bank manager, y0U know they will stay private. & * Such privacy * the very essence of Canadian banking. It permits you to deal with your bank and to us® ite many services 0n * basis of complete confidence and trust. A _ ", ‘it one to master consists of I“Mmm. vtmamuumm. some 60 musical instruments and spons9**" 4 our bank is there to serve ml’ w".‘e '." Tl.an vou make 4 deposi When you y 6 U R p A H E |SPORTS| LIGHTNING STRUCK THE 1GLOO AS KINGS WALLOP NATDNALS \in four league games, and four| | playoff games, the two teams were \so closely matched. that only a| \ single goal separated them. Then| | kaput . . . one team folds completeâ€" ; py.munm.u- on Ih‘ ‘-utuolmemwdm mm.n‘.tm...h«ur! | over fifteen hundred astounded | fans stood and witnessed the supâ€" | remacy of the Peach Kings. Our ;mopubnolthepmhiud ; on three factors. First, the team !Muludm.o(mlndm ‘Wbunnm«t.mruu ‘from the three to two reverse in ‘Brantford last Friday, the Kings Strange but true. ‘That‘s the only explanation we can give u' with regard to the thirteen to four | drubbing our Peach Kings handed | out to the Brantford Nationals in the fifth game of the Senior Big 6 group finals. It strange . . . because . | were out to really avenge this aq they were doing just Ao | dmnscsncanan es | 9 t ® dol just that. I annmanmanannanme=~> | 1000 nEew AASD T | loss. | Add to this the plight the | though ‘Cockburn Was the goat Of ; SWE Tates criv. cream: Tac meaiâ€"|""20 weeks old. lirn | Brantford u...mm.hnlm game, at least in the eye8 Of| ~ m maple crib. D. Parker.| cuff Pettigre®,. | two of three series coming UP {0T | manv BRANTFORD fans, he could | Grimaby Beach. prione 5074| Phone Cuputh iL |the championship, they reali2¢d|nardly be expected to hold out all #â€"18 ied fat them M YOUNG mart that the odds were against the rubber the Kingss tossed at him. a Tractor, double disc. work on fruit far in that two of those games WOUld | uores» the goat than Cockburn, M'““m“m; Price $700. APâ€"| tractor. ApPY | be played on Grimsby ice. They 88t| were three of the Brantford PlaYâ€"| Tyy"*>3q »ain W.. GrimsbY.| Shop. phone â€" 33 in their dressing room prior to th¢ | ars, whose hot headed antics lost """ prvey WO CC 6 (Remenelt MenCIOT N7 _ _ _ L LLLL L LLassAAAAAE | _ anamamannAARAA® r_ ym M .nd ,W' you in a n-o.uealddhmmmnlu.}m games duriing the schedule, ‘They were anything but TelaX€d. | anq did much to lower the Brantâ€" And what of the Kings at that|jorq stock in this classic of clasâ€" pflommm"‘;m splitting their sides watching |\ Practically all of the Kings wwfl-dlflm""'ltmm:r’mdmflm' A Mundmwmrhrh-mmmm placing Hutchinâ€" !u-m-..mmml..mm Clancy together, could have been an important one. ‘The Brantford goalie Cec Cockburn got a puck in the face in a preâ€" cow o 2L game warmâ€"up, and it OeMUMO mwmmmm.n that is THE GRIMSBY IND PENDENT . c cdsaaiet 1e Afline : snn e ETE COoRs ational®: | .n nodds and Clancy together, score three and Wl 75 " z:‘ appeared to make a pretty ,m|°':’_‘:“ seven to two count. chbum MMWWW”‘ A amail crowd was in attend ~ & bre.|the wing than he has on ® dofen, ance, ninty per cent of them being sive position. The muâ€"ux:'.mmnmmmw m'nu,..uu..uummm. delegation. ‘The Senator‘s brief nantt umw-mmmumnmommww â€"â€"â€" lha mand Soutar _ kept _ UP | ©h€if{ {poly packers too much dough, And f share of the burdien. mtt-]nwuwoflm"“"'w twmmmwfimtomfi‘m‘”m ting a chip on theeir shoulders, th¢ | S _o, which naturally is drawing With the opening faceoff T@ ~ OW Nmnueuh were desprate to push -_____'_:._â€"â€"â€"- Kings right off the ice, and|!CE BoX, large size. Gus Wet in Just nittyâ€"ome reconds Bunt | . Mn mmmmemmernoee had sent two shots at Cockâ€" dining burn, and both lt the light. It had "::2 ?:-u.o-u: .m‘;":"“mm Nationals. M [ it 1 credit of the Brantâ€" HARDIE + 0 the creait of the Brantâ€" HARDIE Power $P\iin,, _ It is to the credit of the Brants ho. ~"ppone 7, Winont ford team, that M-‘*.‘"" ML“"â€" recovery in the second period, iNTERNATIONAL when they dominated the Kings in "gfi stake, dual W Wntanly memn es seone tetee | _ ie M at newmeon 5. before a couple of costly penalties reas®amgg, 4 chairs, end EWe e y “.”flwl’mm Kings will benefit byy it. We‘re afâ€" ter a championship .. . . not a bunch of childish beefs. ‘The turning posint of the gamse was in the secomd period, when Dodds, Wairner and Blanchard chipped lin for three goals, while Woads amd Watson watched with mute silence from the penalty box. .yuu-ommn rolled . aâ€" xd reresren es We tC o e e O va 2t T mmmmum‘ umuhlr.mmm-"fl‘ goals scored by the Kings in this ’.ufi'-lllmmu‘ rapidâ€"fire fist flinging _ of Barty RBlanchard who cooled Georgie Jol. Luuum The scoring condensed went as woun, PEMT ONTCS soogeec. from Gluck, Warner from Miller, and Blanchard from Miller. Penâ€" altiesâ€"Gluck, Pigeon, Reld, Campâ€" \ufl. Woods, Watson. Third Wâ€"Da‘tfn- Clanâ€" ey and Hutchinson; Warner from Duffield; Joily from Kenny and 1 Conte: Miller from Duffield; Barâ€" \.,."_m-nw.m;ouu ue ».â€"commpmey TTPTe .779 and Clancy from Barlow; Le Co unassisted. Final score â€" Pes Kings 13. Brantford Nationals 4 M Bums Mountaincers MEN‘S BOWLING SCORES umw.mhtnm.'fl‘ Senator‘s found the Georgetown defense plenty hard to penetrate, und for the most part the locals did their shooting from the tlue» line, and had very tWe luek form» !nglny"!dmw“i. E C UE Ao P PCs sns n Rucs cer mm Pn s s $ Poor clearing on the part of the g.mr‘n in the Arst frame, gave winners three goals that went unanswered. The fArst Grimaby woal coming at the 140 mark of the second, Male scoring from Demerlng. At 12.68 of the third Red Mason nnMWIIWM unity to get back in the game, but BReaumont came back within a min« ute to make it four to two for the Goorgetorwn team. ‘That Anished y made a great | SSVOD, aommacammaccmmmmane®* | _ Supply es second l’"“‘!‘-“m TnTeERNATIONAL truck, ‘\M“"‘"‘“ CC Ts © Phone! GIBSON tractor, nearly new, "\lfld Lk. e ale. volled 85 , NAC C000 maunt Drama. st interest to the Vinemount Drama Guild ;m-mnluu the following officers were gs in this W:Ml&uflmfl'fl un was the | Secretary â€" Treasurer, Mrs. Edn of Barry|Carlton; Stage Manager, Tony corgie Jol.| Eiliott; | Publicity Agent, Frank Kurpe. h iE pepen, " // 09 l\. Classified Advertisements wuite _ with _ | 2 upvers (e T wage: slectrie got. n P w wet inss | Cook atove. i | ob e Ametitleâ€" stroiier, . Play iI1, | blue con Udel], Phone 718J11. d. | _ pen. George 38â€"1p‘. “'.l .M-ML“ on e i 0 wmmmm eents a word. ““umflm“flmflm donto-t.mwmw.-ohmr &ow«mmw'nwflnlyiflna. Aluhfllnpwllheinplutbu‘u of 10 cents “*.Wohdmfllhon&auu of classified each DURUE °. ""/_ affice after two pm. 99 Webn::’ _____. ammagring cuhifi&"'“"‘m"“ advs. received in our office aft afternoon. Wouu.tl"': in advertisements telephoned mmhmdthmufifl “uw".m.nd"n by A Wm!otwm. i Aflllem"'"‘m _u«.nww“-“‘“""""“ a rather exhuberant Georgetown * C cotlon ‘The Senator‘s brief o oo on career in the OHA did not cost their backers too much dough, and the Secretary â€" Treasurer, AEPM TTOEET Cariton; Stage Manager, Tony Filiott; Publicity Agent, Frank Kurpe. The Guild is preparing an Faster Biblical Drama entitled "Night on m"m.um'mhm in the Vinemount Women‘s Instiâ€" tute Hail on Good Friday and Raster Sunday evenings. Also, they are performing this drams on Palm Sunday evening in the Fruitâ€" |tand United Church and on the |evening of April 12th in Grimaby \Parish Hall | ‘The Guild has built and painted all new scenery, spending many .|mnolhndworlmdmdd"- \|abte money to present this Biblica! ;\ Drama in its proper setting. They .\ are spending many hours in _ reâ€" . \hearsal to make this an outstandâ€" P L ___uulas â€" tha A meeting was CAM"M! "" ("0 | MJ av Stoney Creek. nome of MF, and Mrs. Stuart Jefâ€"| | Highway, Stoney Creek. . PMONS fries to reâ€"organize the mlw Club. It was unanimously roomed house, 4 bedrooms, that the Society change its name ":a,.uuwl;l.‘imt 4t 9° O mount Drama Guild| Lisee bath downstairs, freplace, M 32 NE uk Â¥ 40. M« ommb Easter Season. _ _ The regular euchre and dance 'mg,mhmw.l.lull'fl' day, March 25th, Euchre at 815. dancing at 1015 Admission 50 dancing cents mmunumw'm‘ of the Tweedside United Church held a Crokinole Party and Ple wumloulml Â¥Friday mmv.wmrmhndmd with two voeal solos and his guitar and led in community singing. The ‘M were . crokinole prize M 2 se 42000 Â¥ who following . were . MWMA D CIC winners: Gordon Mildreth, Lyle Tweedlie, Lawrence Marsball and Connie Jacobs. The ladies served refreshments having ple as the "?“_’_""’"' MLAM‘.' party will be held in two Wm. Baisley, Grimaby â€" Grimaby . â€" * Miles Templin, Hamilton R. Young, GOrimaby N. A. Penfold, Grimaby ' Mre. O. M. Poettit, Orimaby David E. Jones, Winona J, W. Pendergast, _ Grimaby ‘lumnn. Mro. L, Grimaby . Rarl Durham, Reamaville Mra. J. Nevilia, Grimaby Grimaby PAID UP UST 1, GOriffith, naturally is was called at : entitled "Night on h will be presented unt Women‘s Instiâ€" Good Friday and : evenings. Also, they no this drama on Stuart Jeffries; # _ March ‘80 drawing March ‘50 March ‘b0 March ‘50 March 60 Jan. ‘80 Mar Web. ‘50 Fob Mar N W wn %.lomdqdll.c\un.smmr < lct| *clectric stove, no oven; 50. ID. Steve m ost| metal ice box; plano accordion, ind 80 P&'Am 64 Main W., ;fl‘rr VINEMOUNT, ONT. *A DYX~~DAAORRâ€"22A | Lnuadinetdohctmmmes Coltect. ior , Q@UEBEC heater with oven and |l\l| water . front. Good condition. Thirty gallon hot water boiler with electric heater. Phone 364M, Grimaby. 38â€"1p FOURâ€"BURNER white Beach |m: RM FOR m‘; stove with broiler. 1064 curh. D %Aw%}g tion. Gordon C. Milne, No. 20 ""\ Highway, Stoney Creek. Phone SEASON. atic| _ Winona 303â€"Râ€"5. 38â€"1â€"p sns TL TEMTTLL 22L\ L. Lanamanmnnnnnrrt Apply to waue 2 P 2 a Jan the °_ _ _ _ operyrrmtan CHOICE building lots, No. 8 Mighway, n# Beach Road. Aw",{. Grimaby Beach, ‘40 enc Simce cYean. 3 DATDCT 3 BED and spring. clean. 3 clectric stove, no oven; 50 Ib. & WUTTCY 270000 asaawion. bility for errors appearing QUEBEC heater aeananenedul CC CC) e1e sf McBRIDE bicycles, $48.50 up. W PHEMIER strawberry plants, No. metal ice box; plahno ATU! 5 o‘clock. SIXâ€"HOLE coal water . front, water reservo BABY CHICKSâ€" C chicks, for .""".g_‘!!. SAVE $20.00â€"Beratched SUTIRET on top of cabinet of radioâ€"phone large lot, $7500. Apply 33 LÂ¥ ingston Ave., Grimaby. s8â€"1¢ wl thit ime payments. $00.50, easy time v-g-“ we deliver. Stoney Creek Cycle and 7 OB usns mo EBC i"-iv.i.‘ ona 103â€"Râ€"12. _ )4 10e 44c lfipmndcindo it 1 m '“' discase free, .|g= per thousand, 0‘1 farm. Cedar posts, fifty cents each. J. A. Smith, RR. No. 3 Waterford, Ont. 36â€"3p PASSENGERS to _ MeKinnon‘s "Shifts." R. I. Button, Roberts side Rd. 562â€"M, Grimaby. 38%â€"1p METAL no-*fii;u stove or v combination. hon e . 678â€"W, Grimuby. â€"__â€" B0 FARM work wanted for able bodâ€" led young man from April 15th water front, warming closel, water reservolr; cream enamel finish Gas heater, 30 gallon range boiler. First class Ml:: order, Apply 7 Patton Stree Rarred Rocks, New mw-. Sussex and four lls thicus. All stock “lml\‘“ free Dobrindt Poultry Farm, ".".“,"" ville. ”WWOOWWM: combination, can be hidden with a centreâ€"plece. Regular $1909.50 now u:‘o.nâ€" down n‘{mt $27 me _ paymen l6 Mow-fll m‘* %@ with built in amplifier, $32.50. “w‘. dounr.”mm cm.L ; R:':- wu.':"l'b-u-u. 38â€" 1¢ CNevory MOTIRL . 60 ittle. Phone 177J4. M. Dukâ€" Hunter Side Rd.. Grimaby 29 .4n f, gallon hot water BONMT slectric heater. Phone 364M, Wm BURNER white Beach gas E P ud Pas nA ammull, umummm;rmmmmm.w‘oum 7 acres of excellent grapes, also peare, plums and amail fruits Tractor, equipment and 4 head of cattle. Representing A. K. Realt Opposite the New u...om & “'mfllil..'- 4 0 0 0 4 4 4 6 0 4 4 4 4 4 PB4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 8 48 049 4 4 4 4 9 0444 4444 04 04 44 4 4 4.4 4 4 a , Orimaby named house, 4 Dedronmt, bath upstaire, 4 rooms, 2 ath downstairs, llg“f'- ot, $7500. Apply 33 Liv» , Ave., Grimaby. ___ 38â€"1¢ W E bicycles, $48.50 :9 Adâ€" table nation, easy Q!.. p{..dl. We . Stoney Creek Cycle and . 83 King E. Phone Winâ€" a 1.19. 38â€"1¢ FRUIT AND GRAIN FARM Price $13,000 â€"â€" $8,000 cash, balance 8%. FARMS w, _ Caistorvilie. 19R3 _ 3#â€"1p Soratched . surface rew, Caistorâ€" yuga â€" 18â€"Râ€"24. 38â€"1p M ots, south side near Grimsby ply D. Parker, oven «» _ BUSINESS PROPERTIES and SUBURRAN HOMES NARVEY GARLAND delivery ig range, 38â€"1p 36â€"3p sLENDOR Tablets are effective. 2 wnl-"my $1; 12 weeks $5. at P Ds PHARMACY. MM PAINTING ANO PAPER HANGâ€" ima _ W. Twoeock, 32 Oak & 38â€"16 Wâ€"â€"â€"', vYou can GET YARD GOODS at Grimaby Ladies® Shop for m Outfite. Every tyP® of * M Wable: Once upon a time a 17â€" yearâ€"old admitted he wasn‘t a care~ [fu! auto driver. Famil ,;‘:a;r; started with a is worth a mf'n".‘ dn *::n e en i nveal dietaicts BusmvEss 1s Goob_ Wrte to" day for detail® SHT â€" o ixlad: We are paying as # “m“’orwu “mm.'l * 0C C bouks o Rhs cononle‘® _ "l. Lest srices moved free. Highest prices paid for old horses. DUTCH FARM HELP FOR ‘The Council of the Corporation the ;I‘nvn’-‘hln of Nofl.l Grimsby . constructed as a loca! improvem The CORntn C ETLX Achache | the ;l'nvn'-‘lh' of Nm'h :M “.! constructed as a loca "T"""" a wix inch watermain on Lake Mivd from Parkside Road to First Avenue in the Township of North Grimaby The cost of the work h‘_fl‘lil‘: PA C DWR T which nuhuh-r-uiytvl‘m fiid tTho pncelnt amtesatrentiin to be 00. ilad t to pakt in fifteen umwm- The estimated lifetime of the work in fifteen years. A Oourt of Revision will _ be held «n the 9th h"d April, 1948, at 130 welook at 1 Councit . Chambors Munlcipal Building, for the purpose of hearing complaints against the propased assessmenta or the accur acy of frontage measurements and any other complaint -tk:‘rrâ€"m- interested may desire to e wnd which is by law cognizable by the Court NOTICE, FARMERS ! The Council of the Corporation of the ‘Fownship of North Grimaby has constructed as a local improvement, a six inch watermain on Park Avenue from Fast Limits of Lakeside Lhnl; UPEm Pm PMEA P NC ens to Townshinv Line between North Orimaby and CWaten: _ ____.__, Em mmeey TW Pn The cost of the. work is $8.948 14. of which Inil is to be pakt by the Corporation. _ The rtlll vate . por foot frontage !s &I.M The -rru\ assesament is to pakd in fifteen annual . instaiments. _ _ Sig '""mâ€".iTm"".i"iinm of the work In‘ L‘g\’:tnlhv will be held 6 «n the l“vdmlulnllh .fl‘m ||I “::‘-“ twflm ‘.l'\-ml-n % purpose of l‘finl r‘-:-u against . the c._‘ assessments or the accw of frontage measurements and y other complaint 'Ikh-.rr-u ‘ u‘.m to e and ‘ is by law cognizable by the l J. 0. MRTCOAL®E Clork Township of North Grimsby Wuunvlal- AVAILABLE J. 0. METCALFE, Clerk, Township of North Grimaby NOTICE PHONE 428â€"M, GniMsBy NOTICE Â¥ 0. by the Cor » per foot is ent is to be