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PAID UP Subscriptions to the Indepenâ€" dent will be acknowledged in this column as soon as they are For all skin injuries and diseases, piles, eczema, salt rheum and face sores, Zamâ€"Buk is absolutely unequalâ€" led. goc. box, all druggists and stores, or post free from Zamâ€"Buk Co. Toronto for price. Try Zamâ€"Buk soap too. Only 25¢. tablet. v "I cannot recommend this wonderâ€" ful healing preparation too highly for family use, and I have such great faith in its healing powers, that my house is never without a box." "Another time my baby was scalded on her left thigh and calf of leg with boiling water. Directly it was done I thought to use Zamâ€"Buk, and spreadâ€" ing some on lint, I wrapped up the baby‘s limb. Next morning she restâ€" ed much easier, and I applied a fresh bandage with Zamâ€"Buk. I kept this treatment up daily, and was rewarded by seeing a great improvement each time I dressed the wound. In a very short space of time the scalds were alli nicely healed. . | "Since then I have also used Zamâ€" Buk for a boil which came on my cheek, and which proved very painful and looked unsightly. Zamâ€"Buk soon drew the boil to a head, and it then quickly banished it IN THREE ACCIDENTS It would seem that Zamâ€"Buk, the famous healing balm we hear so highâ€" ly spoken of everywhere, is particularâ€" ly useful in the family circle. A treâ€" port sent by Mrs. E. Davey, 786 Elâ€" lice Ave., Winnipeg, will illustrate this. She says: "My little boy, of three, while playing fell from a high verandah to the ground, cutting his forehead badly. Instead of calling a doctor, who would undoubtedly have put in a number of stiches, I bathed the wound well and applied Zamâ€"Buk. 1 The little fellow, . although suffering: keenly, soon had relief from his pain, and in the course of three weeks, by applying Zamâ€"Buk daily, the wound was nicely healed. GRIMSBY success The new lodge is certainly starting off with a rush and Mr. Ashworth deserves a lot of credit for the work he has done in the past fortnight. We wish the new lodge unbounded The new lodge will hold its first meeting in the Town Hall on Friday night of thisweek and all members are urgently requested to be present as important business will be transâ€" acted and officers elected. Grape Twine, Grape Wire A new lodge is being organized in Grimsby. This one is the Ancient Order of Foresters, and organizer Ashâ€" worth who has been working in Grims~ by for the past two weeks, has over thirty members to start with. ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS LODGE ORGANIZED IN IN GRIMSBY for putting grape wire up. . B. BOURNE and all kinds of Plyers ly The store is in the block, next door to the station. THE GRIMSBY BAKERY Under New Management Mr. G, M. Ross begs to intimate to ’the people of Grimsby and neighborâ€" hood, that he has acquired the %usi~ ness formerly carried on by Mr. °D. A Orr. Competant bakers have â€" been secured from Scotland, who will, he feels, sure, place in the store and in the vans, bread of the best quality. It will be Mr. Ross‘ aim to have a thoroughly upâ€"toâ€"date bakery in Grimsby. There will always be on hand, besides ordinary loaves, small bread, cakes and pastriese suitable for the tea table, and ,if there is a demand for them, he hopes to serve the breakfast table with morning rolls. Ladies who are the home proâ€" viders are asked to givye the Grimsâ€" , by bread a fair trial, and if it pleages them, to recommend it their neighnâ€" bors and friends. | All entries should be sent to J. B Marlatt, secretary, Grimsby Club Grimsby. The 100 yard race for Bachelors which was not run on Labor Day will also be run on May 6th, while the five mile race is in progress. The course will be from the Hotel Grimsby to the G. T. R. tracks at Grimsby Beach and return. The Grimsby Club who had charge of the races have decided to have the race for this beautiful cup run on Saturday, May 6th at four o‘clock in the afternoon. To be Run May 6th The VanDyke Cup, for a five mile race, presented by J. W. VanDyke and sons of the Hotel Grimsby, Grimsby, to be run on Labor Day last year was not competed for on account of there being no entries. Accounts will be rendered monthâ€" Phone No. 108 FIVE MILE RACE FOR VANDYKHI CUP Hamilton Dec. John Erb, Smithville Dec. John Grant, Smithville Dec. Harry Arnold, Toronto Dec. Jas. Upsdell, Grimsby Apt Mrs. D. F. Allen, Grimsby Dec. David White, Winona Dec. J. W. G. Nelles, Grimsby L. Woolverton, Grimsby * Mrs. Kent, Toronto Ira E. VanDuzer, Winona J» Marlow Grimsby Centre Dr. Alway, Grimsby F. B. Johnson, Beamsville H. T. Hawes, Grassies W._P. Millward, Grimsby S. Parker, Grimsby j Mrs. M. L. VanDyke, St. Catharines Geo. Nigh, Grimsby J W Unwin, Grimsby Beamsville Feb Rev. Father Kelly, Grimsby De D. B. Rittenhouse, received and entered up in the books. Parties whoâ€" remit us and do not see the amoumit acknowledged here should drop us a card. No receipt will be sent except by special request. H. Bull, Grimsby July S1;‘11 Mrs. C. Manson, Grimsby Dec. 31,11 Frank Trembly, Smithville Dec. 31,/11 G. F. Little, Maysville, Ky. Apr.6,12 Beamsville Preserving Co., ONT ARIO the â€" Woolverton Dec. Dec. Feb. Oct. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Feb. Dec. Deg. Dec. Dec. 31 81 21 31 31 31 51. ‘I1 31 31 20 20 31 31 31 The old company had a capitalizaâ€" tion of $25,000, while the new capitalâ€" ization was $200,000, The officers of the company arte as follows . Presâ€" _ Of this acreage, 20 acres are planted on the Burrell ranch, 120 on the Honsâ€" berger ranch and 65 on the company‘s own ranch. It is the intention of the company to increase this acrcage planted to fruit to 330 within the next year. Eruit packing sheds will be erected at each of the points of the valley in which the, three properties are located, and expert men will handâ€" le the crop. Transportation facilities could hardly be wished any better fot the economical handling of the crops, as each of the properties are practical ly traversed_by one of the railways of the district. ATT / A1 41 L1 Martin Burrell, M. P., some five mils east of the city.. Along with this op tion, Mr Honsberger turned over to the Grand Forks & Nursery Co. his own property, which gives the present company 485 acres of the best fruit land in the valley. SXd l yA yikt d ‘12 P4T The Grand Forks Fruit and Ni sery Co. was organized some thr years ago and purchased one hundr: acres in the west end of the valle At that time it was the intention [ the company to go in for fruit raisip and nursery stock, as well as the ra,-i ing of vegetables. So successful we Mr Tweedle and his associatesi their first undertaking, that last tl they commenced to look around it additional noldings, with the resit that after several month‘s work JD Honsberger was instrumental in 2 curing an option on the fine ranchof Martin Burrell, M. P., some five mils *L1 c 11 10 11 11 The largest deal in fruit land y&;;lgnt, J D Honsberger; secretaryâ€"trea put through in the Kettle Valley w:j;rer and managingâ€"director, A B Tweeâ€" consumated this week when the fin dle; generalâ€"manager, J D Honsberger. papers | were, signed, transferring "{In addition to the above officers, the the Grand Forks Fruit & Nursery (;i\ifolloWing compose the directorate: the 225 acre tract of Martin Burr(*é?fM Hill, Jos. Tweedle and H W Honsberger 11 Grand Forks Fruit & NurseCo. Secures the Burrell and Honsberg Ranches. Fruit Growers from thdiagara District Interested. (Grand ForlB.C., Gazette) O BIG FRUITâ€"EAND>EAL IN BRITISH COLUBIA. § and the 160 acre tract of ‘Hill, Jos. Tweedle and H W Collins. rfii}:{Messrs Hill and Jos. Tweedle are figth successful fruit growers and nurâ€" :y men of Ontario. A B Tweedle, who for the past three years has been ;._:fnaging director and secretaryâ€"treaâ€" “ of the company, is practically a young man in the fruit business, but one who is handting his line of busiâ€" ness on scientific basis, and is rapidly becoming one of the léeading fruitâ€" growers of the province. J D Hons 5rger and H W Collins are too well known at the coast and in Spokane :B’fd Nelson in connection with fruit exhibitions to need any intruduction to the public, suffice to say that they men who are making a success of the fruitâ€"growing business along busiâ€" E;'s lines. FISHING Fancy Goods, Stationery, etc. MAIN STREET GRIMSBY FROM . G. STORRS BUY YOUR Dealer in TACKLE It will pay you to advertise in The Indepenâ€"= f dent. _A trial will prove it, . Everything delivered GRIMSBY 8. WARDELL & SON We carry a full line of Corner Main and Mountain Sts. Garden Seeds and Lawn Seeds, the Silver Mine Seed Oats and 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 Phone 157