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To) u'-'-‘..'."...."’.""...‘i and cows, according moved free. H Yor old horees. PHONE 220 fares, stopâ€"over arrangeâ€" ments, time tables and other details that will help you to enjoy your trip. He is a member of your community and will he glad to serve you. Mext time you feel the urge to go places, see your local bus agent. He can tell you all about Ottawa â€" â€" â€"â€" 13.20 Montreal â€" â€" â€" $16.05 North Bay â€" â€"â€" 13.55 erested 11 NOTICE, FARMERS : SEAL OUT UNDERBODY RUST AND WEARâ€"â€"â€"DUST AND FUMESâ€"â€"â€"GET THAT "RUBBER CUSHIONED‘" RIDE WITH FARES ARE LOW Grimsby Garage imall animais reâ€" Highest prices paid ) a s uce UNDERSEAL Wc’nfiofiud% Repain Wu‘a[fld(&n& aupmeanans ++ + PROTECTIVE COATING After several questions from the magistrate, Cole stated that the "certain party" involved in the disâ€" pute was William Pearson of Grimsby Beach. Magistrate Haiâ€" lett then directed Chief William James of the Grimsby police force to lay aâ€"charge of assault against Pearson and have him in court on Friday morning. The other charge was remanded to that time. PLANNING FINANCIAL merely supported by resolution. At a recent session of the council, the city hospital was granted $11,000; the Hotel Dicu Hospital, $6,000; the West Lincoln Memorial Hospâ€" ital, $4,000; and the Ningaraâ€"onâ€" theâ€"Lake Hospital, $3,000. Mr. Seymour suggested that in order that the hospital can issue debentures based on the grant over the full period that â€"the council pass a bylaw providing for the grant and have it confirmed by ‘The counciliors expressed the view that they were wholcheartedâ€" ly in favour of paying their share towards the cost of the hospital Both the arguers went to the washroom, and a short time later Cole followed them, according to his testimony. There he found Mcâ€" Eachern and the other man scufâ€" fling on the floor, He separated them, but McEachern did not get up for some time. He was just getâ€" ting up when they left, Cole said. It was expected that similar letâ€" ters would be presented from the Boards of the other three hospitals recently granted financial aid but only the one from the St. Catharâ€" ines Hospital was received at the time of the meeting of the finance committee. 4 "I know he‘s got the wrong felâ€" low," testified Cole. "It‘s not me at all. I was in the washroom at the time, but it wasn‘t me that hit him." He added that he had seen McEachern and "a certain party," sitting at a table drinking, and arguing over the certain party‘s Hnteolmmdhul.flcmm-‘ n‘t like it was kicked into unconsciousness. He could think of no reason why Cole should have attacked him, said McEachern, as he was a "total ASSAULT CASE I_M was immediately struck to the CONTINUATIONS REGISTERED TRADEMARK Amere‘s really nothing to it, folks. When temâ€" peratures hit the century mark, or thereabouts, and escape the bumidity, just do as this YOU SHOULD TRY THIS YOURSEE somETIME During the committee sessions, nunlymwolplmn-‘ garding group insurance for road mmmlermuym-\ ees in general. The subject was discussed last year and was turnâ€" ed down by the council when the majority of the employees signiâ€" fied that they were not in favour of the scheme. The council decided to ascertain the number of employâ€" «es wishing to participate in a group insurance scheme, The inâ€" formation is to be submitted to Reeve Harold Freure of Clinton Township presided over the sesâ€" sions of the Road Committee, and was delegated together with Road Superintendent Frank Weir and Solicitor Rogers, to attend the hearing of the Ontario Municipal Board on September 27 in connectâ€" ion with the sewer project from St. Catharines to Port Weller. ‘The council, meeting as the Agâ€" riculture Committee late in the afternoon under the chairmanship of Reeve Murray Misener of Gainsâ€" boro Township took no action on a request of the St. Catharines and Lincoin County Game and Fish Protection Association that there be three days of pheasant shooting in Lincoln this fall inâ€" stead of two days. barn at the county gaol came up for discussion during the seasions of the General Adm{nistration Com mittee under the chairmanship of Reeve Ivan Buchanan of Grantham. The council authorized the reâ€" building of the barn by the county maintenance men and also the erâ€" ection of a fiveâ€"foot Frost Watchâ€" man fence at the rear of the propâ€" council at the October seasion In a letter addressed to Council, the Association requested that November 2nd, 4th and 5th be the days for shooting and recommedâ€" ed that the hours be from 7 a. m. until 5 p. m. with a quota of three cock birds per day. Reeve W, L Patterson of Niagara presented the monthly report of the Industâ€" rial Home Board of Management at the close of the seasions. programs if it can be arranged without the issuance of debentures. The special committee appointed will attempt to formulate a plan which will be satisfactory to the county and to the hospitals. From Page One 55 MAIN ST. E. â€"Central Canadian the tap and gurgle with glee! McKinney, blonde and dashin@g in his own way, told the court that he had ordered two sandwiche:s in the restaurant and had found no pepâ€" per for them. "That‘s what started it all off," he said. Provincial Comâ€" stable D‘Arcy Garrett asked him to leave the restaurant, but 15 minâ€" utes later, he return: "I didn‘t figâ€" ure I had done anything wrong," he said. ‘The proprietor of the restaurant said that McKinney had caused trouble several times before, and here and instead of dumping them,. he sought to give them to the House of Refuge and the reemainder went to the storeâ€"owner who had previously told him he wowuld like some peaches for making brandy. this time he stopped the owner near the door of the kitchen, and started to fight with him. Samples of the language used by the acâ€" cused before and during the fight brought blushes to the faces of sevâ€" eral of the spectators in the court. McKinney is said to have stated that he would not leave the reâ€" staurant until he had thrown the owner out of the door. He was reâ€" fused a coke when he returned the second time and wanted to know why he had been "cut off." possible to regrade the peaches At the conclusion of th Board meeting, the directors‘ visied the nurses‘ residence ,the fors©" Dr. Henry home adjacent to 4¢ hosâ€" pital. ‘The fine brick homâ€" Eutted by fire a short time ago R# been completely renovated, andtbanks to the generosity of %’:Nk through an appeal made Inâ€" | dependent mwl" lumufi-mwmm furnished. Many pieces of fMiture were donated to the reside®®. and although there is atill a *4 for such articles as lamps, * and || chairs the Board felt that thDub | lic would again come to the f when they were needed. Mr. Globe told ‘The Independent that seven out of ten bedroom suites required for the residence are now in place. In his defence, Duncan said it was the first time he had encountâ€" mdumm.nwuh-i cles have relaxed this regulation, thereby keeping the funds coming in. In view of this relaxation of the regulations, the Legion cheque was of particular interest and helped carry off many of the obâ€" ligations. return the peaches, which were beâ€" low minimum grading, to his home for dumping. He gave 182 baskets to the House of Refuge but disâ€" posed of about 118 baskets to a Kitchener store owner, Janzen said. He testified accused was given a release for the peaches after he »aid he had given the entire load! to the House of Refuge. io ‘The chairman spoke to some length on the magnitude of the job now nearly finished, and in part made mention of the fact, that alâ€" though the West Lincoln Hospital was nominally rated as a thirtyâ€" four bed hospital, it was in reality a one hundred bed hospital, 805 completed. Should the emergency ever arise the hospital tucked in the centre of the fruit belt, may quite reasonably be called upon to render a far greater service than originally scheduled. Extra space has been provided together with plumbing, electrical work andheatâ€" ing. + Mr. J. G. Stephenson is in charge of working out the details for the dedication ceremonies, replacing Mr. 8. G. Bartictt, who has been forced to resign from this post due to business commitments. > Of the many articles and sitâ€" uations that have forced a "behind schedule" completion of #¢ hosâ€" pital, the latest is a mer door. However, this particular t*m will be supplied with in a wee Or so, GROWER DISOBEYED GRIMSBY PEPPER A MERE DOOR C ACCG~/ s Â¥ eary| | x\\ ‘ “‘ “; 4 EPENDENT Semiâ€"Thick. 100 ft. . ..... ... ... . . $5.50 TEN TEST. Sheets size 4‘x8‘. 100 ft. . .$6.00 dCI-Sh(:.tl" 6‘6"x1 3/8. Ncwbwn'“ x ROLL ROOFINGâ€"90 lb., choice of colors. 100 Sq. L , . ... 5> . . 1115 : tha caine s sn afout t STORM WINDOWSâ€"Order now for later delivery. CEDAR SHIPLAPâ€"Good grade Cedar. 8 and 10 inch. 100 ft. B.M. . ... ... ... ... .. . $9.00 FRAMING LUMBERâ€"All No. 1 grade. 2x4, 2x6, 2x8. 1000‘ B.M. ... ... ... .. . . . . .$90.00 ROCK WOOL BATTSâ€"Easy to apply. Full thick. 10§ ft. ... .... . ... . . . ...« *+1@@17.00 NEVER BEFORE have farm implement prices been so low in comparison with prices of other supplies the farmer buys I |flm Sace 1t MAKE YOUR HOME A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE THIS FALL WERE‘S ThE STORY At a Glamee OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE ON ALL PRINTING > _ oN #‘Wfl Fa %mmm On the average, supplies which farmers must story at a erance buylourryonth-irhfln-.hvomup wale â€"| * Priom af ut Prioes at 70.1% in price since 1941 . In the same period, a l-;‘:h ameg" Mausseyâ€"Harris prices for Canadian â€" made a Jouee tha ~uvats farm implements have gone up only 43.99¢, ...notnuchmuanhuthuv-n-rh. Masseyâ€"Harris has held down its prices im F the face of a 92.6% increase in cost of raw # muterials, and an increase of 87% in the average hourly wage rate to its employees, D-m-mlhnbnnk-minullp-mollh world, and Masseyâ€"Hurrin factories have been working at top capacity. High volume has «spread the overhend costs . over more mauchines, and enabled the Company to absorb part ulunim-dwuof-t-hl and labor, oese 46 bnntuies indues 3/8" x 114" No. 1 Common 2" x 4" Cull Jack Pine 4 1/8 Lin. Ft. 4" x 4" P "V" per 100 ft. M’v s*' m’ ’”’ $65.00 m. ft. 24c sq. ft.