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â€"STONEY CREEEK,â€"andâ€"WINONA. a call when in need of these seeds. We have a full quantity of first class Lucerne, Red Clover, Timothy or Alsike. We have still an number of those grain bags on hand and are selling them at a very low price. We are now ready to supply you with all kinds of Spring Seeds for sowing and would ask you o give us J. J. MURRAY & CO® Especially interesting is a new pubâ€" lication by Ward,â€"Lock & Co., "Lonâ€" don," a handy, complete guide book, 280 pages, with maps and illustraâ€" tions. a Intending visitors to London for the Coronation will be interested in the London "Guides" we are showing. ROBERT DUNC Capital and Surplus, $6,650,000 Thos. Anderson All High Class Pianos in stock in Our Music Room CDALN I XAAD# Branches at HAMILTON MARKET . Get a book of our Travellers‘ Cheques before going abroad. ... Foreign merchants do not raise the question of identity or the validity of the cheque. .‘ #RADEES 1Â¥ of are easily made with our Travâ€" ellers‘ Cheques. SPRING SEEDS Smithville Purchases Abroad We have secured the agency for the GOURLAY PIANO The McMILLAN PIANO MENDELSSOHN PIANO and Stationers and Printers Cor. James and Market Square HAMILTON Debentures issued for o years. bearing interest at cent payable half yearly. "The Hamilton ' Provident and _ Loan Society Apply to R. DUNCAN & CO. Cor. McNab and Market Streets. 65 James North Hamilton Cor King and Hughson Sts Guides to London PIANOS The ESTEY ORGAN MONEY TO.LOAN . H. ANDERSON, Valuator Grimsby On Farm Property Jarvis HAMILTON Twentyâ€"sixth Year. FERRIE, Treasurer CAN & CO. Cayuga THE _ IN9EPENDENT one or more t Four per §17 Souvenirs of Grimsby on China, Brooches, Pins, etc Sole Agent for Grimsby‘s Coat of Arms Authorized by Town Council The best and cheapest on the marâ€" ket. A guarantee and accident policy given with each pen. The Parker Fountain Pen J. T. LANE TO WINNIPEG AND W E S T DIRECT ONLY CANADIAN l THROUGH ROUTE |CAR LINE DAILY â€" SERVICE Hamilton, Grimsby and Beamsâ€" $ ville Electric Railway Single Return Fari 806 Fare $1'25 Including street car transter at Hamilton. Steamer Leaves â€" Hamilton 9.00 a.m. Toronto 5.00 p m. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER SPECIALTYâ€"REPAIRS. Agent for Macassa and Modjeska STEAMERS James Osborne & Son Aylmer Sifted Peas French. Peas Macedoifin e Erench M ushrooms French Beans Asparagus, Etc. THE LEADING GROCERS 12 and 14 James St. South HAMIL TON The Popular Route to Toronto Dr. Chase‘s Latest complete RECEIPT BOOK of practical knowledge for the people and Household Physician. Large 8 vo., 866 pages, illustrated. $2 00 Any of these books sent free by mail on receipt of price. Horse Book _ Carefully prepared after 25 years experience by J Russell Manning, M.D, V.S. Large 8 vo. Over 500 pages, illustrated. ONLY $1.50. Horse Book and Veterinary Adviser by Prof. Oscar R. Gleason. 493 pages, iliustrated. ONLY $1.50. Home Queen Cook Book, valuable recipes. Large 8 vo pages. ONLY 75¢ Buy Useful BOOKS For SMALL MONFY CLOKE & SON For the Table Booksellers and Stationers 16 WEST KING ST., Hamilton. Telephones 186 and 830 travel by the of express trains carryâ€" ing through standard and tourist sleeping cars for all points in Western Canada. E H CULP, Grimsby For information see 2000 , 608 A waterproof hat dye for sale and Parke & Parke are the originators. They say our dull black is simply deâ€" lightful in its effect when the hat is finished and is exactly like the oriâ€" ginal straw in a most expensive new hat. Also green, dark green, sea brown, tuscan, red, purple, navy blue and light blue. 25¢ per bottle with a brush. Parke & Parke. The wonderful change that has taken place is apt proof that our hindsight is a great deal better than our foresight. FIRST INVENTED INX TORONTO I well remember advocating the opening up of a street through that section of farm land and pointing out how it would benefit the Village of Grimsby and how it would increase the price of property in that localiâ€" ty: My opponents prophesied that the youngest child in Grimsby would never live long enough to see a house built on a street through that locality. was being made to open up Livâ€" ingston Avenue; and one of the arâ€" guments used was "that while grass grew green and water ran, there never would be a house built on Livâ€" ingston Avenue." As I pass up Livingston Avenue now and look upon the fine school buildings and Bbeautiful grounds, and gaze upon the many handsome residences and listen to the hammers of the workmen on one of the bigâ€" gest factories in Canada, my mind floats back to the time when an efâ€" «red dollars per acre, we are forced to admit that real estate in that loâ€" cality has certainly taken a jump. When we contemplate, that fou, years ago, four acres of the present school grounds was purchased for sixteen hundred dollars and then when we know that last year another piece, of land land adjoining, was purchased at a price of sixteen‘ hun When we contemplate that a few years ago the spot where these schools now stand was a corn field or an oat field, without even a street to get to it and then look upon the locality as it now presents itself ‘o the eye, we are forced to admit t‘ _ Grimsby is certainly progressing. Speaking of the High School it might not be out of place to remipd as "or urimsby : in partifu B \giee . the school buildings and the grounds now owned by the Village of Grimsâ€" by, are amongst its very best agssets. I doubt very much if there can be found in the Domminion of Canada another village the size of Grimsby that has such fine school buildings and grounds. credit to Grimsby." Mr. Christie‘s verdict was "It ; *. Â¥. * * * % one of the finest. High Schools i And the end is not yet. Property the Dominion of Canada." "I qgis in greater demand in that locality not think that there is a better"Y than it has been at any previâ€" equipped science room in the wholUs time and the price will continâ€" of Canada." "The school is a greai‘*’ to ‘go up and houses will continâ€" Mr:~,J. D. Cristie,. headmaster the Simcoe High School, when o visit to Grimsby, during his BHa holidays, went through the new H School accompanied by the cha man of the Property Committee, i J ~W." Dival. > GRIMSBY,\Y9NESDAY, APRIL 26, 1911 W. M. Stewai Drug Co. Limited TTHE | MPETTTION with Jaek a little"kheast Saturday night. Coupons will be.accepted at the Druge for l;eit;hex' competitor but must positively be handed infre 1Q‘ o‘clock on Saturdéay night, April 29th. . 4 The Winner wil} announced next week. ends this week t ané ing to be an interesting and exciting finish: Those whonsthky coupons had better dispose of them before Saturday £g®"MIl be vaiuless after April 29th. The competition hag 'c;" own to a BATTLE ROYAL between M 2 eB hin sirer Hiirim im al a Mast?C k McCGonachie Mast?"alcoim HNummel alitâ€"a t we‘s- C JCE not i)wels AND > e o _Everybody knows it now, but only «i Yery few had faith in the projeci of opening up the new street through that territory fifteen or eighteen ears ago. Tucighteen or twenty years ago is Jot so very long and it certainly do»s not appear long to me when I look back, yet eighteen years has been long enough in Grimsby co make farm land that was then worth one hundred dollars an acre, now worth two thousand and two thousand five hundred dollars an asre, in the locality through whicth Livingston Avenue runs. ie value of this land has been raied, not by any efforts on the pait of the owners, or the money expended on it by the owners, but by the fact that it is located practiâ€" ally in the Village of Grimsby, but legilly outside of the Village . of GriM. ‘art of the land is within two hun did yards of the post office, withâ€" inone hbhundred yards of the fire h@l, within one hundred yards of th electric railway station and yet it pays not one cent of taxes â€" and ccflrfimtes nothing towards these intitéfions, which have raised its vahe from one hundred dollars per Ecia gienty years ago, to two thous ant dollars per acre in 1911. 4 â€" this block of land is practically in t]i%village as far as comfort and crfi}enienCes are concerned and yet it:ontributed nothing to the advance rrh‘t',of the village. _ refer to the block of land comâ€" rflzcing at Dr. Millward‘s and runâ€" nfi easterly to the home of â€" the 1a Dennis VanDuzer. w dmge WUC!\ QI ReVILILL IebINMU O N RRIQI 10D Im greatly benefitted by the imâ€" Pvements made in the Village durâ€" it the past twenty years, but which 8SC far has contributed nothing trards the growth or® advancement (Jlfflle town. aw sWat is the fact that lying right i(&he- Village of Grimsby there is @\kee plock of farm land which has L0 0 g°o up, until that portion of Viliage of Grimsby will be aS iIy populated as any of the t parts (C ontinued on Page PARKE & PARKE 11 0 CadIOULC; in odtnags o. 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POTTENGER, AGENT ~ GRI The average mother recoils at the sight of a boy dressed in a fashion which suggests the style of the their elders. Children are children for such a little while that we like to see them in clothes deâ€" signed especially for them. o We are specialists in good clothes for boys and sell so many of them. f Fully two thousand suits are here for your choosing now and every garment designâ€" ed and tailored by the Sanford Co. For prices and particulars write to 10 and 12 James St. N. Hamilton: IS8UERS OF MARRIAGE LICENSES SILVERW ARE OAK HALL TELEPHONE 97 ring GRIMSBY $1.00 Per Year 35 JAMES ST., NORTB HAMILTON HEAD OFFICE HAMILTON