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RIMSBY.. ol expect to have their ent on Friday evenâ€" ough all arranzements tc.> A h his time 27.m~Fresh â€"CSocow ... l.lyrig. .. sls 0n In our Crockery Department you will find values in dinner ware : 97â€"piece sets, $6, $8, $9 and $10. 10â€"piece Toilet Sets, $2 25 and $3 90. pmomnemnermmmnenenmnmiecnneiammarrnmin uen s s irmemee inremiu numnmmmeaire mumes muiprommeoe murtmrmancesmercme Pomestic and Imported leds is worth a close Fhe quality is as good Jle to make from the ) and the neat patterns ill certainly please. part of the work in a Way. :t Fitting Suit Order for $14.50. s Bros. MSExy. . BRANT, AND YALUATOR Wills, etc., drawn. 14 to 6 per cent. Esâ€" (a general Insurance and iess transacted. h, Mouldings, Porch Work Inside Finish, Columns Stair Work, Verandas ts, etc. nd cur material of the very best and our workmanship trouble us to make you prices or estimates on any plans is. j ; have three of the best makes in Canadaâ€" ierrer, Waggoner, and Canadian. yers and others requiring ladders, either extengion or > our stock before buying. _ _ f >wn IHall ewitt‘s Planing Mill, hanksgiving offers : 21 lbs Best Redpath Granulated Sugat 22 1be CGranulated. Sugar............. 2 Boxes Shredded Wheat Biscuits.... 2 packages Malt Breakfast Food ..... 2 packages Health n it \£.a .z 3 lbs New Cleaned Currants ...... .. 3 lbs new selected Valencia Raisins . . 8. Cholico:Cooking HWigs.....:..... â€"Ss mAAN heatliots" ...y.?e. . vcderl .ls . a Skeleton 20 dozen Heavy Cashmere Hose, spliced heel, special t:2Do. 5¢ our power, but we can any shape or size well MES A. HEWITT 8, clearing at from $3 to $5. Beaver Overcoats at $6 50, clearing at $5 ‘LACE,." CcTIngs â€" Saturday Bseaver QOvercoats, former price$10, clearing at $8. Men‘s Heavy Pea Jackets for $3 50. Great bargains in Men‘s Pants at $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Men‘s Heavy Fieeced Underwear, special at 50c and Men‘s Caps, new novelties at 50c 75c and $1 aren u ar z e s ams o. * y l Fagete gtic <ol <g s id Kyu6L ts fs P I â€" yorem hy k ts We 4 ols AcP 65 on , 0s j Lese f h 4 ts & @oP CR iy PhS + P T €, ues p e * 3# <g5 SMITHVILLE. TL1.A. T)9 1D.:BH â€"Manufacturer ofâ€" expect to CGROGERIES We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on a 5Câ€"cent bottle of Greene‘s Warranted Syrup of Tar, if it fails to cure your cough or cold. We also guarâ€" antee a 25â€"cent bot le to. prove satisfactory or money refunded. P. B. Towler. When Baby had Scald Headâ€" When Mother had Salt Rheumâ€" When Father had Piles.â€"Dr. Agâ€" new‘s Ointment gave the quickest relief and surest cure. Theseare gemsof truth picked from testimony which is given every day to this greatest of healers. It has never been matched in curative qualities in Eczema, Tetter, Piles, etc. 35 cents.â€"1I03 Awful Experience with Heart Disease.â€"NMr. L. J. Law, Toronto, Can., writes : "I was so sorely troubled with heart disease that I was unable for 18 months to lie down in bed lest I smother. After taking one dose of Dr. Agnew‘s Heart Cure, I retired and slept soundly. I used one bottle and the trouble has not reâ€" turned.‘‘‘â€"99 J ob Printing At City Prices At The Independent Sold by P. B, FTowler. Sold by P. B. Towler A CARD GEIERGI M &E3 Y exceptional . . $1.00 2 i=1f00 )c )C JC D ‘R A. ALEXAN DE R,. Phy: sician an d Surgeon. ~Residence and affce first house south of Presbyterian church Main street west. Grimsby. Hours, 8 to 10 a. m., 1 to 2 p.m., 7 to 8 p m. Teéelephone No.4. â€"The Chinese laundry has been Bought by Hong Lee, who is now «doing first class work. Heguarantees merfect satisfaction. E Grimsby, Nov. 28 % d nondiows mt Nait UAIRRiENEHE â€"Whena you want to gét money at the lowest rates, and straight mortgages, wo to J. A. Dale, ‘\Grimsby. M2NEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES, . ete. Apply J. W. Jarprng, Court House, Hawilton. 3 yo on oi se se NNA Rev. R. J. Forman supplied the pulpit at Jordan ‘Station on Sabbath last. â€"The Ladiesg‘ Aid of the Methodist CUhurch will hold another At Home in the school room on Dec. 5. Tea served from 5.30 to 8 at the old popular price, 10 cents. J. D. Russ of B iffalo spent Sunday and Monday with his parents Mr_ and Mrs. Jas. Russ, North Grimsby.~ He siid he had eaten more turkey and plum pudding in the two days he was in Canadla than he had ssen over in â€"Don‘t forget the sale table of Eancy and useful articles in the school room of the Presbyterian church on the afterroon and evening of Dec 5 There will be tea, coffee, sandwiches and cake served, after five o‘clock, for 10 cents. Admission frese. p‘um pudaIng 1 in Carada than the States in a â€"Money to Lo inâ€"Parties desiring money to repay mortgages, or for im proving ratepayers, can secure it at the very lowest rates of interest from Hugh H. Anderson, Grimsby, agent and valuator for the Hamilton Proviâ€" «slent and Loan. Solicitor‘s fees very moderate. _ Loans put _ through in wuick time. : wECK . W. Van Buzer of Van Duzer & Griffith Grimsby, has been in Winuiâ€" peg for the past week or two looking after the fruit business of the firra in that city.. They have been running a business their during the past season and intend continuing it.. They will handie â€"Ontario fruits auring â€" the summer and California fruits . durin g the winter. Apples are going there like bot cakes. â€"For Saleâ€"A fresh milch cow, an excellent one in evary way. Apply to Rev,. W. J. Andrewes, Lakelands, uear Beamsville. â€"Santa Claus _ comes with great Toronto bargains to make his head quarters at Grimsby Bâ€"zaar. There are choice selections for old and young, special lines for Christmas trees, orna ments, candles. Call and see the surâ€" prise that awaits you in dainty and choice gifts, all upâ€"to date ; stamped gaods, Xmas cards, novelties, school supplies, Xmas stationery. A. Torrey‘s dbntrbededobdenbdeebdedrbdebdebdâ€"t % St. doseph‘s 3 + Catholic Church A very fine granite monument was srected in Queens Lawn Cemetery on Tuesday in memory of the late David Sykes, who was our beloved public seckool teacher for so many years. The Middletonâ€"Farniss Company of Hamâ€" ilton had charge of the work. cearling trat o uooo ofoofoofo foofufoofoofoofoofacfuofosforfucferfs There will be an interesting evenâ€" ing entertainment at Rock Chapel on Thanksgiving Day. The Rev. Chas. Descor of Stony Creek, will give an evening of "Picture and Story." . He has many beautiful views on interestâ€" ing and amusing subjects, and will give a most: entertaining address slons with them. Admission 15c. Children 10c. â€"Hamilton City Laundry, H. Burâ€" nie, agent, Excellent work, prompt returns. _ Will call at house if reâ€" auested. Office, next photo gallery. Edrick Farrell who came home las ek from London with a badl; ished thumb, is still unable to re rn to woik. He was working wit crane in Lconards Engine Work ien bis thumb got caught® in "th 16.30 a.m.â€"High Mass and Sermon 2.30 p.m â€"Sunday School. 7 p.m. Vespers, Sermon and Bene diction. Devotions on Wednesday ~and Fri day nights at 7.30. $ Rev. . E. Finegan, P SUNDAY, DEC.â€"1, 1901 i Vear Y,; . ON T. :;er“;si‘fi Public School Inspector Ireland of i Adress St. Catharines paid our public schol A A8e a visit on Tuesday. He was much "~‘| pleased with the proficiency shown by 4 the scholars in all the departments, 1..Burâ€" | and made the remark to a citizon that prompt| Grimsby had one of the best conductâ€" _if reâ€"|\ed schools in the county and the llery. | poorest school building. ¢ &w| â€" The funeral of the late Oli> Fors ter * / took place on Saturday afternoon to :; Mount Osborne Cemetery, Beamsville . w ) The Rev. John Mair officiating The * pall bearers were Harry © Farrell, z Arthur Norton, Almer Gilmore andi «*) Wilbert GHilmore. â€"For Saleâ€"A. F. Carpenter‘s 150 acre farm, lot 2, cons. 4 and 5, Saltâ€" fleet. Immediate possession. Apply W. W. Kidd, Grimsby ; A. C. Springâ€" stead, Stoney Creek ; Martin & Marâ€" tin, Hamilton. ‘ â€"Anyone wishing to got a Home Comfort Steel Range should see the one offered by A. E_ Kimzmins, Winona. Itcan be seen at any timeé, at Budge Brog‘. Winona. Will sell for $35 cash; cost nearly $70. â€"There will be morning service in St. Andrews church, Grimsby, on Thanksgiving Day, commencing at a quarter to eleven o‘clock. â€"â€"Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Campbell ormerly of Grimsby, but lately of Hamilton have returned and taken up ‘he‘r residencs on Paton St North They will probably become permanent residents of the village. â€"St John‘s Presbyterian Church Sâ€"nday school, propose holding their Christmas entertainment on Wednes day evening, Dec‘ 18th. Preparations are now going forward rapidly. â€"Eangelis:ic services every evening this week, at 730, in the Methodist Cnurch School room. A special Tha uk:giving service will be h«â€"ld next Sunday evening under the direction of th« Epworth Leagus. â€" Three brief ad dresses will be given, aund special music reudered. 1( Since the advent of Grafton & Co, the preju lice has been entirely dispelled, wherever Graftoa‘s clothing has been worn. #*@4%%%0%0%%%%%% 4410140A O G l â€"Iln business transactions some firms go in on the principle of get all the profit you can on each sale, we maiy never get another chance at the same victim.. Grafton & Co have been doing business for over fifty years with the same families, what other firm can boast of this; but the Graf ton & Co methods have always been confidence inspiring. As manufacturers of clothing, Mes srs Grafton & Co are among the forâ€" m st in Canada, not oualy do they make the most perfect fitting clothing but the make them better than any other clothing sold toâ€"day in Can4«da. Buy from the manufacturers direct and save all goâ€"between profits. â€"Mr. and Mrs. C. Ernest Woolver ton are remaining home at Maplehurst until after Christmais. B4%%%%%%%0%%%%000%0%@% D e1 to «rimsny Lo take charge o the Indep saies, [ will ne open to take charge of the auction sales again. During my stay in New York I visitâ€" ed every big sale stable, and auction room in the city and I have picked up a good many new tips that I will use for the benefit of my customers. Same old terms. Satisfaction or your money back. â€"â€" Jas,. A. Livingston, Auc: tioneer â€"In its report of the Collegiate Inâ€" stitute Lyceum, the Herald says:â€" "Mr Harrison, editorâ€"elect, then read the Vox which was most interes ting and a great credit to him and his staff." The Times says:â€""The Vox was read by Mr. Harrison, its new editor, that Mr. Morris has an able successor was proved by Mr. Harri son‘s first number." The Mr. Harrison referred to is our own clever and versitile Charlie Harrison, who graduâ€" ated from Grimsby High School last year. iâ€"Thanksgiving Platform Meeting Come! â€" You are Welcoms. Auvcrtoxr Sanssâ€"As I have returnâ€" ‘to iriumghy to take charge of the dep mmiei:s, [ will ne opea to take â€"A t ons time there existed a great ud:ce in the minds of certain people regard to readyâ€"made clothing METHODOIST CHURCH ).m. â€"Sunday School Ww Sunday, Dec. lst. llowship Meeting n GRIM s=BY over ntty . years nilies, what other is; but the Graf have always been W a Our New Fruits are now at hand. j 3 lbs. best V alencia Raisins 3 lbs. best New Currants New Layer Figs, perlb .. New Dates, in 1 lb. boxes Mat Figé, very finest, lb . GROUBRIRES Mincemeat, per package ... Upton‘s Marmalade: ... .. Upton‘s Jams and Jellies .. Best American Oil, per gal JAS. DORAN â€"Capt. W. F. Gibson is at Beamsâ€" vilie, building a cement walk for Wm, Gibson; Esq. The latter gentleman seen the cement walk in Grimsby and was so well pleased with it that he decided to have walks put down at his residence of the same material, and our popular alderman was picked uporl as the best man to build it. â€"Miss Effie Raymond has gone to Buffalo to visit her sister Mrs. Percy Sanderson. â€"â€"The Literary Club will meet at Miss Woolvertons on Friday evening at 7.30 p. m. (USilss Warner‘ by (George Eliott is the subject. Those desiring a copy of this hook may get it from Mr. Liines Woolverton. â€"J. H. Albright of Niagara Falls, N. Y , spent Wednesday in Grimsby. â€"M. Durham has the contract for breaking up the large 40 acre field owned by Edgar W. Smith, three miles west of the village. He is mak ing a great job of it. 3 cans Blueberries, 25c $ cans Pumpkin, 25¢ â€"Mrs. Dr. Lycas is expected here for Thauksgivin‘l)a.y. â€" Wanted â€" Red‘ lver, Alsike and Timothy Seed. Hghest market price paid. A. Burland, Grimsby. â€"I have some private fands that I will let out on desirable property at low interest and easy terims. _ Wm. Kidd, Gaimsby. â€"The Sacrament of the Lord‘s Supper will be obsarved in the Presbyâ€" terian Church on Sunday morning next. The Pre Communion service will be held on Friday evening at 5 o‘c ock. M â€"The Womens Aid of the Presbyâ€" terian ‘Church, meet at the house of Mrs. Murray Fitch on Friday afterâ€" noon at 3 o‘clock . â€"A sale table will be set in the Schoolroom of St. John‘s Presbyterian Church on the afternoon of Thursâ€" day Dec 5th. Admission free, Tea served any time after 4 o‘clock. â€"Hector Simpson, district deputy of the I O. F., of Niagara Falls, Ont , pud a frateroal visit to Court Frees: cvon, Grimsby, at their last meeting on Wednesday nighut of last week. ' â€"G. W. Tinlin, Clerk of Clinton Township, was in Grimsby on busiâ€" ness on Wednssday. â€"Are you paying 6 or O$ per cant. on your mortgage, or do you need money to build a house or otherâ€" wise improve your property ? If so, I can help you.. I have private and compeny money to loan at very low rates and on easy terms. If yon want money for any purpose or are in financial trouble of any kind, come to me and I will help you out. W. W. Kidd, Grimsby. j â€"Wantedâ€"I‘wo cords o f â€" hard maple cord woodi.â€"Jas. A. Livingston, Independent, Grimsby. â€"W. F. Randall is in charge of the C. P.â€"R. telegraph office, in the ab sense of E. H. Culp on his honeymoon. â€"Mrs. 8. A. Nelles and Miss Nelles are visiting friends in ;,Chicago, â€" W. F. Randall has secured the agency of the Strathy Hinge Stay Wire Fence, also for the Brown Bros.‘ Nurseries of Fenwick. Look out for ad. later. .. 25¢ â€"%; DC 25¢ 15¢ 10c 20¢ 10c 10c 10c > â€"Very interesting special services +r: beiog held all this week in the Methodist church,. The attendance is large and the work is being taken bold of with zest. Wm. Adkins of Preston, so well and favorably known as the host of the Ex shange hotel at Smithvilie for many years, paid the Independent a friendly call on Wednesday. Mr. Adkins is still connected with the Iron Roofin business in Preston and reports every thine booming. : \@ Jas, A. Livingston for sixteen years the publisher of the Independent, reâ€" turned home from New York on Sun day eveniag to take charge of the paper again. Duriog the three days that he has been in the office there have beea many callersâ€"â€"friends who ciame to welcome him back to his old seat in the editorial chair. All of these got a warm welcome to the office. There were also two other gentlemen cams to pay their respects and it is no exaggeration to say that the word warm does not convey & c sar and. definite idea of the welcoms tnat those gentlemen received from Mr. Livingston. The word "Hot" and flimiug red hot would be more like it. Tae welcome was so hot and extended iua such a firm and convincing manner and couched in language so earnest and at the same so eloquent and imâ€" pressive and so padde1 out with the proper adjsctives, investives _ and superlatives that both gentlemen, who had come to the scratch with smiles of selfâ€"confidence, selfâ€"righteousness and hypocrasy on _ their countenancest lmade hasty exits, the one ~with the blanch of fear on his face, the other } with the glitter of rage in his eys. The first that came was W. P Philips, who for ten years: was th foreman, manager and coufinental private secretary of the man that a the last he tried to blacken and ruin W. E Phillip:, the min that had been trusted in every way that is possible for one man to trast another, that had full charge of business, books and everything else be onging to Mr. Livingston and yet ran to Hamilto to swear to all kinds of affadavits t keep his own employer under a capias W. E. Phillips, the man having ful charge of the Indepedent, eatered in to a conspiracy with another man t exploit, wreck and ruin the busines that he had got his living out of fo fifteen years, and while yet in th employ of the Independent‘ and r ceiving money for his services, advise new customers not to advertise in th Independent, but to wait a week an advertise in the new Weekly Sun Yes this traitor got a warm welcoms when he called on Mr. Livingston and one that will be a night mare to him for many » night. f The other gentleman was John R. Brown, the proposed publisher of the‘ proposed "Weekly Sun." He too | showed bhis keen ~sense of honor and undying friendship, by calling to wel-‘ come Mr. Livingston "back to Om~'l ada." This man, who when he wanted to go into business in Grimshyk could‘nt g> in like a man and start his business without entering into a con-‘ spiracy to wreck another business.| This was the man that had coaxed the printers away from the Independent 'by the offer of more wages, after he had already hired the manager and Two Welcome Visitors Well! Well! Well! Is That So I know l had the finest display of Thanksgiving poultry and meats, but I will have a far finer one for Christmas. Beef by the carcass, Turkeys by the load And Chickens by the bushel. . E. MABEY, knew that there was nothing being done toward getting the Independent !out, this week. This man who knew | that Mr. Livingston s:ood in the In:â€" ‘depvndent office, on. Monday morning tat 8 o‘clock without a priuter in the lplace and every priater in town tied | up with the prowise of a job with the new paper, had the unb‘ushing nerve |and i £ rual hypocrasy to come int»> | that same office, on Wednesday mornâ€" ‘ ing, after Hamilton printers had flock:â€" ed to the rescue, and holding out his hand say : "Welcome Brother Livingâ€" ston back to Canada." Welcome ! Welcome ! Judge oh <ye (Gods how Ceasar loved him. And a hot welcome it was for John R. Brown. A weiâ€" come that made every snake, skunk and gromnnd hog shiver: aod turn in their boles when thsy heard it. ‘A welcome that made the hairâ€"eeap_on the head of every coward, sneak and poltroon in the community and a wel. come that Jonn R Brown will never | forget. The Indepsndent has bsen conductâ€" ed for many years with fair play to all and malice to none. The publisher has bsen hard hit but through it all he has been a man rigzht up to hilt. He has stood up for the weak and he has helped the poor, He has taken the worst end of it, in order that other men might be protected. He has never cringed or crawled for anybody and he is not going to do it now, and 1:t W. E. Phillips and John R. Brown keep out of his office or he will make them fit subjects for a sausage mill. Roturned From the West. W. Anoderson of Lakeland, who went to McLieod, Alberta, in August, will return home today. Hs has been enâ€" gaged in general farming and oattle ranching in. order to get a practical idea of the Northwest. A shooting match will be held on the Robt. Terrybery farm on Grimbsy Park mountaia on Monday, Dec. 2nd, 1981. . There will be a fine lot of both turkeys and geese on hand and a splendid time may be expected, A warm place under cover will be proâ€" vided to shoot from, Come along boys, all are welcome. "My Physicians Told Me l Must Die, but South American Kidney Curs cured me of that awful Bright‘s Diseage »‘ This is a sentence from a letter of a weu. known business man in a western town who through overwork and worry had contracted this kidney pestilence» _ It will relisyg instantly and cure all kidney diseases. . 102 Shooting Match A Lucky Find. Sold by P. B.{Towler.