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BOURNE for putting grape wire up. and all kinds of Plyers ind u 1 z\l P Proprietor ts Bs Bs L\\\Z Garden Seeds and Lawn Seeds, the Silver Mine Seed Oats and â€"the T wentieth Century. We have a variety of potatoes: Early Ohio, Early Hero, Early Puriâ€" tan. All kinds of Grains and a good line of Flour and Feed at Wardell Flour and Feed Store. ONTARIO ONTARIO Ontario. Phone 157 peace, phone 84 ring 2, Grimsby. & Western will hold its regular For Saleâ€"A quantity of tomato‘weekly meeting in the Counci seedlings (chalk‘s Jewel) ready fmhamber, in the Town Hall, Grimsâ€" transplanting. Apply to W. Chivers,]by, on Saturday evening, April 22, ai iphone 64, ring 22, Beamsville, Ont.| 7.30. Members are all requested to The old Town Hall will be sold | be present. by public auction on Saturday nexi, Lostâ€"On Friday afterncon, either April 22, at 8.80 o‘clock. The build | in the Village or on the road outsile ing will be sold as a whole or in of the Village, a gold watch chain sections. with two seals on it. Finder will Wantedâ€"A number of. boys to confer a great favor by returning to work at the basket factory, smart the Indgependent office or to H. i‘ boys can earn good wages. App]y‘Baker: North Grimsby. to the foreman of the basket factory. Ladies and Gentlemen, Attention‘ Grimsby. â€"An afternoon tea will be given on Mr. Douglas Nelles will again be Wednesday, April 26, at the resiâ€" on the Alaska survey of the inter.| 48"%° of MTS: Ja?k Unwin, from 3 national boundary, and leaves Ottiâ€"| !° 5 o‘clock, in aid of the guild of wa next week, not returning until| ~* Andrews church. A musical November. ‘ program during tea. Admission 10 Po. eoke x # cents. Notice to . Advertisersâ€"Advertisets will please take notice that chavn$g® of copy for ‘display advertising wi!! not be accepted, from this date, afte" Tuesday noon, as it is impossible to get the changes made wher 2 large percentage of the copy comes in late. There will be no deviatidn from this rule. Come and enjoy a roller ska‘e next Saturday night. Band in atâ€" tendance. Roller rink open on _ Wednesda) nights. Band in attendance. Mrs. Ditchburn is visiting he mother, Mrs. R. Terryberry, Mous tain St. Miss Coyne and Miss Munn Of crowded out this week but will anâ€" li;f,i; $ *5,5â€" _ e .. c tm n Lo oo Hamilton spent Easter Sunday th°| pear next week. . ' 4 f <~â€" <â€"â€" drop from this dizzy height. It guests of D. E. and Mrs. Swayze. I have one thousand dollars beâ€" %â€";E} i. Ts : Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Hatry iggeimg to a private barty, which 1| _ _ _ â€"â€") will be free. Anderson will receive on Thursday af ' ca{h foan ‘on first claks idecurity i; .1l .1 43 ternoon, April 20, and not again unâ€" Sii per cent per 'annum. Apply to meemmerommensmcmesmencmumemuemonmenmmnmrumemeninntrapcvderarenmmmmuartcommmuenmuemremeemommenuremmumanccunmeenmuny i1 OeloPar: ]Jis. A. Livingston, Grimsby. (|(@000006000800000°0068°660°0@0.!©6000°00006480042. Wantedâ€"A _ situation for @‘glt| June 3 has been â€"proclaimed _ a s o months by a practical farm hand. public holiaay in honor of King A Grea‘ Reductlon in For further particulars apply at th@{Géorge’s birthday. Coronation Da~, Independent office, Grimsby. June 22, bhas also been proclaimed WIRE FENCE Wantedâ€"A middle aged, married |a holiday. Coming thick and fast, man to attend garden, horse and ain‘t they? {urnace. Apply to Mrs. S J. Makeâ€"| The Grimsby section of the Ontario peace, phone 84 ring 2, Grimsby. |& Western will hold its regularl, All kinds of FEED on hand Mr. and Mrs Harold Woolverton returned home from Redlands, Cal. on Tuesday. f Mr. Douglas Nelles will again be on the Alaska survey of the interâ€" national boundary, and leaves Ottiâ€" wa@ next week, not returning until boys Mr. Doherty, assistAt Church, who will make sensions at Grimsby Be n the evening of Thursday, A 7. The entertainment is free ill who love music should make i point to be present. Many men pretend that they are not interested in the good clothes question. _ They‘ll tell you that any kind of a descent fitting suit will do. Well, they are only pretending Trath to tell most men are nearly as much interested in their clothes nowâ€" adays as women are. Some Of them are just as hard to please Don‘t You Believe it! them are just as hard to please as women and just as particulat, We know this to be a fact and that‘s why we handle hundreds of 20th Century, Coppley NoyeS & Randall, and Sovereign Brand garments to the entire satisfac tion of these customers. Will you be one to prove their w0£tl§ at $10, $12, $15 a our specials at $15 CGRIMSBY, APRIL 19 connnmannint m caimiconani t Luesnacmecsmemnemrirarensrvesen tm mt tm n setmmanse A. F. HAWKE by Beach rimsby on i/ and its r the sea :;Eomers will ve their worth and £#18. See s parap ason. 11001 12 M\ The Women‘s Institute will hold its regular meeting on Friday, April 21 at 3 o‘clock, at the home of Mrs G. E. Miller. h i George Crain, Beamsville, WAsS @lected on the Executive Commitâ€" tee of the Ontario Tile Manufacturâ€" °s‘ Association in Toronto yesterâ€" SMith P. Bertram is selling white W dotte and white Leghorn eggs one dollar per setting of fifteen suaranteeing them 75 per .cent tile. A full report of the annual meet ing of the Ontario &, Western Co operative Fruit Company has bee! ctrowded out this week but will an pear next week. ' ‘Mr. Thos,. Lynch of S ;f'ong ‘ complaint G & B.. on account it they nearly ran over him and " m at the crossing near ar‘s school house, one day last k. Tommy was riding along in eovered wagon and he claims that : ear coming up behind him did _sound any alarm and rushed him just as his horses were it to step on the track. Hc says ’fJ on this . â€":arâ€" told the motorman did not ‘ the bell or sound the gong. C _ House cleaning . timeâ€" d your home. We | hundreds of rolls of new f{,, papers just placed in f 'p‘_ecyial designs for the liy parlor, hall, den and bed _«g{;.f_; narrow and wide bor _ splendid values at 5¢, 8¢c, 10, s 25¢ per roll. Splendid tment of room mouldings and ;3_3, We are prepared to har a wall papers on the ist notice. Order at once, the new stock is at its best. lay ( , page of the Indepenâ€" will be found the announceâ€" ment of F. B. Russ & Son, late of Bear but now in the merâ€" chantile â€" business at â€" Grimsby Bea }fi Russ & Son have rent BC “ Marlow‘s new store and have purchased the well assorted stock and will engage in the nferâ€" ,f} and carry all ths "mes earried by Mr. Marlow. The s “')6 in possession and are prepared to give all the patrons of "us store and the public in general f Class delivery. The firm will s wagon on the road ‘the time and orders will _ bs E to all reasonable _ disâ€" § the groceries, hard Ware, crockery and dry goods, th: Te iint . agalnst â€" the ccount of the faet ran over him and ling white Wyan YXTi+ nithvill remove but on com 1€ n 2i (e] Mi has the ol l m V L( 211 at 11 O tO j GRIMSBY, ONTARIO _ Right Prices A Good Article Prompt Deliveries 1@Â¥ CA & Q & O O 4 OQt 4& d Ob O Ob Q & 4& OOb 4d firm will carry all kinds of fresh ana cured meats.> The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited for the new firm. ST. ANDawsWS VESTRY MEETING The Vestry meeting of St. Auâ€" drews church was held in ° the church on Monday evening, April 17, at eight o‘clock and was well attend ed. Rev. J. Allan Ballard gave a volaâ€" ntory account of the distribution of tue rectory funds. j W. J. Drope presented the finan cial statement for the year ani reported that the church had not been in such a flourishing condition in years. $300 was paid on ths Recto_ry reducing the mortgage to $1400. He stated that there was a balance of $150 in the bank. The election of officers resulted in J. W. . Unwin being choosen as the Rector‘s warden and W. J Grimsby Beach Store F. B. RUSS & SON The firm will continue to carry all lines carried by Mr. Marlowe and will endeavor to give the vicinity a first class service. Orderg will be delivered to a reagonable distance each day. Beg to announce to the public that they have rented the new store beâ€" longing to Jas Marlowe at Grimsby Beach and have purchased his stock. The butcher‘s shop in connection carries a full line of freeh and cured meats. Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention. F. B. RUSS & SON GRIMSBY BEACH A thousand bushels of OATS wanted ~ I make a Specialty of BOOT REPAIRING So is my Spring Stock of ROOTS and SHOES, and before buying elsewhere you will do well to call and inspect my stock of SPRING and SUMMER FOOTWEAR General Merchants Telephone 114 ring 2 THEAL BROS, > WMs // %, f“fi\:\x \\\\\<~ [d nole S j 2 ce wl /. 5\: ’) </2>) | MA me. ) [ SPRING IS HERE BOOT POLISHES and OUTFITS y e pfns s s ue m ; [ JR s s '\ u‘, w; i 4, mm . ic /0 :7 ~Cue, SEEIEE Py â€" H. BULL, Boot Store Main Street East of all kinds. $ balloon ascension at Grimsby Beach on Opening Day, May 24th, and we want every one for miles around to see the Prof. make his "death defying" drop from this dizzy height. It will be free. Drope _ reâ€"elected as warden and also Lz Synod for a term 0 Messrs. R. J 9: PROF. CHURCH MAKING HIS SENSATIONAL PARAâ€" CHUTE DROP FROM HIS BALLOON AT A HEIGHT OF OVER 2000 FEET. c sidesmen. All the organizations in connes tion with the church are in a most properous condition. A special meeting of the Board of Education was held in the office 6f W. W. Kidd, Grimsby, on Monday evening, April 17, at 8 o‘clock. Tne chairman, Mr. David Allen, presided. The following other members were present: J. W. Duval, Wm. Montâ€" gomery, Harry Anderson, A. F,. Hawke, Jas. A. Livingston, W. W. Kidd and J. J. Groce. Four applications were receiveg reau as follows: Mr. S. W. Warner, sal ary: $250; Mr. OJames Running, salary $300; Mr. Arthur Hayhoe, salary $340; and Mr. A. Loukes, salary $390. After considerable discussion, it was moved by Jas. A. Livingston, seconded by J. W. Duval, that Jas. Running be engaged as caretaker of the new High School building at a salary of $300 per year. The moâ€" tion was lost. It was moved by A. F. Hawke, seconded by J. J. Groce, that Mâ€". Arthur Hayhoe be engaged as caraâ€" taker of the new High School build ing, at a salary of $840 per year. The motion carried. It was moved by J. A. Livingston, seconded by J. W. Duval, that the Property . Committee be authorized to make a contract with Arthur Hayâ€" hoe for one year, to be terminated at any time by giving one month‘s notice by either party, on conditi>n that Mr. Hayhoe become a resident of the Village of Grimsby as soon as possible. Carried. A small number of accounts were passed and ordered to be paid. The meeting then adjourned. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION APPOINTS A CARETAKER id The Professor will make a singel Chas Phones 223 172 Livingston w Mr. S. W. Warner, sal Mr. James Running, Mr. Arthur Hayhoe, and Mr. A. Loukeg, J ed as the. people‘s so Lay Delegate to erm of three years. J. . Snetsinger. Ralph B. Bourne, W.) Gre itâ€" Walker, A. â€" Burlaad TRY ME â€" Burlaad appointedl