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INFORMATION FOR BOY SCOUTS OX CORONATION TRIP Time of Sailingyâ€"The contingent will sail from Montreal on Saturday, June 10. All scouts from north and west Toronto will assemble at Torâ€" onto on a date to be forwarded late~. Financeâ€"A cheque for the amount, $200, must be forwarded 10 the Provincial office not later than Tuesday, May 30. Cheques should also accompany order for outfit. Method of Finance â€"Upon receipt of the cheque for $200, this sum will be credited to the scout‘s accoun, which will be opened. All items wi.il be debited to his account. If there is a balance left to the boy‘s credit at._the. conelusion of the trip, it wiil be returned to the source from which the money was received. 2 QOutfitâ€"Scouts â€" may â€" have 'somel parts of the outfit, but for the little extra cost it would be more uniforml if all members of the contingentl could secure the complete outfit with the exception of the staff, which they wi1, no doubt, have. We are arranging to have the out fits made by the one manufacturer so that all can be dressed the same. The colors of the Ontario troop will be red and green. The â€" sweaterâ€" coats, scarfs and stockings are beâ€" ing made special for this trip. We would suggest that all scouts bring their old scouting suit for wearing on the ship, also a cap for windy days. It is most important that we re ceive at once orders for the outfits giving the sizes as below: Size of color, Measurement around waist, Size of boots to get stockings mad» Arrangementsâ€"The contingont will travel second class on the ship and every possible arrangement is being made to give the lads every comfort. A competent gentleman will go in charge of the contingent; associatâ€" ed with him will be two scoutmasâ€" ters, and parents can rest assurel that their boys will be well, taken care of and every effort made to make this trip a pleasant and proâ€" fitable cuting. f We are already receiving invitaâ€" tions from prominent gentlemen, â€"0 visit their estates in England. This scntingent will be presented to the King and we desire to have our lads from Ontario, second to none. \ We must have promptness from now until date of sailing to assure sucéess. List of Equipment | 1 sweater coat, 1 waterproof cape, 1 kit bag, 1 pair blue shorts, 1 khaki shirt, 1 pair rubber deck shoes, 1 belt; .1 haversack. 1 hat, 2 pairs stockings, 1 scarf, 1. staff, T knife, case and lanyard, 1 billyâ€"tin, 1 water bottle, 1 whistle and lanyard, 1 pair coat straps, 1 money pouch. Sundries 1 Bible, 2 suits underwear, 1 brush andâ€"comb, 1 whisk, 1: brush and blacking, 1 tooth and nail brush, 1 pair gloves, 1 diary, lead pencils, needle, thread and buttons, knife, fork and spoon. f Total cost of above, $12.85. . Each scout should start with a good heavy pair of black walking boots. fey AMLXELES 5 cA Ne SUL VA NC COARRRT NE oc stt che" i h O TT Nt Te MUmie Psn pD boots. The Council of the Vil‘lage Cf oo in e e o _ Grimsby met in the Council Chamâ€" â€" j bers, Town Hall building, on Monday LAMEBACK "F#}>:> f Reeve Mitchell in the chair. Councillors Johnson, Walker, Wisâ€" To have a lame back or painfual| mer and Phipps present. To hbhave a lame back or. painfal stitches means Disordered Kidneys, and the sopner you have the Kidneys and Bladder in a perfectly healthy condition the sooner you will enjoy life. As far as we know, there is only one remedy that is guaranteed to cure you, and that is FIG PILLS. If they don‘t make you a strong, Realthy perton in two weeks, your money will be refunded. At all deal ers. 252 per box, or The Fig Pill Co., St. Thomas, Ont. That when you put a salve onto your child‘s skin, it passes through the pores and enters the blood, just as surely as if you put it into the child‘s stomach ? You would not put a coar:e mass of animal fat, colored by various mineral poisons (such as many crude salvs are) into your child‘s bloud by way of the ‘tomach? Then why do so by way of the pores? T ake no risk. Use always the pure h.rbal essences provided in Zamâ€"Buk. Z mâ€"Buk contains no trace of any animal oil or fat, and no poisonous mineral colorâ€" ing matter. From start to finish it is purely herbal. It will heal sores, ulcers, abscesâ€" ses, eruptions, varicose ulcers, cuts, burns and bruises more quickly than any other known preparation, It is artiseptic, quickly stops the -muti‘:f of a sore or cut, cures piles, intlamed sores and bloodâ€"poisoning. It is a combination of healing powerand scientiic purity, Ask those who have prov.d i. ,_ All druggists and stores 50e box or Zamâ€"Buk Co., Toronte, for price. Neither Mr. Millard nor his daughâ€" ter saw the car and apparently did not hear the gong on the car ringâ€" ing, as there was a very high wind | blowing. Motorman Dunsmore did not see the horse and rig till he had struck them. He claims that he rang his gong for all the crossings along there. On azcount of a very high everâ€" green â€" hedge, which borders all along the front of Mr. C. W. F. Car penter‘s property, it is impossible for either a motorman or a driver of a rig to see one another. Mr. Milâ€" lard could not see the car and the motorman coula not see him. Mr. Millard is one of the Niagara District‘s finest citizens, having moved kere from India, 8 years ayo and purchased the fine residence and fruit farm of Mr. Fred Henry. w. Ss. MILLARD AND DAUGHTER STRUCK BY H. 6. & B. CAR . G. & B. car No. 301. in charge of Conductor Powell and Motorman Dunsmore, leaving Grimsgby at 1.40 p. m..! stfuck the, rig of Mr. W.. 9. Millard at the crossing of Mr. C. W. F. Carpenter on Thursday last withi serious results. Mr. Millard and his daughter Esme had been up to Mr. Col. Carpenter‘s and were driving out of the crossing on the west side of Mr. C. W. F. Car penter‘s house, when the car struck them. Mr. Millard was thrown out _ of the rig and clean over the fence, while his daughter landed on top of the fence. The horse was thrown into the ditch on the north side of the car and was instantly killed, the rig was smashed into kindling wood. The car was brought to a standâ€" still in a very short distance and Mr Millard 2and his daughter were takâ€" en to the Hamilton hospital in it. Upon examination at the hospital, it was found that Mr. Millard‘s collar bones were both broken and his hip was also broken, he was jarred up considerably and had a few scratches about the head and face. f Miss Millard was more fortunate, no bon :s being broken, and outside of the shaking up and a few bruises, she is alright. ! A week later he arrived at Grimsâ€" by again and called at the Indepenâ€" \dent and got out a lot of advertising (we got our money) this time he was accompanied by his brother. Soon after opening. up business, his father and mother, moved to Grimsby and took up housekeeping in the old M. Durham property on Depot St ! Everythianz seemed to be running smoothly ind Staley appeared to be lmai;ing money, as he was drawing big crowds to the theatre and his expenses did not appear to be heavy. It; C+ would strot _ aroundâ€" town wilth tiat knowâ€"itâ€"all manuaer about him that he soon had all the fellows sore on him and this is probably what saved them from getting stung too. At the present writing he is progressing as favorably as can be expected. GRIMSBY IS STILL IN THE "E. Z. MAnmna*: CLASS H. C. Stayley is the Latest Flimâ€" Flammer Early in March of this year, there dropped into Grimsby a young felâ€" low â€" about twenty or twentyâ€"one years of age, and gave his name as He stated that he intended openâ€" ing up a moving picture show in this village and was looking around for a good place to open in. He secured Snetsinger‘s hall for that purpose and immediately left for Galt to get his apparatus in shape to ship to Grimsby. town About two weeks ago ‘the show closed for the summer and then it leaked out that H. C. did not own the theatre at all, but it was his brother who owned it, then things began to hum. Different people tackled him for money he had borrowed from them and he could not come across with the coin because he did not have :t. Then he made a visit to A. . B. Bourne‘s store and borrowed two dollars from Henry Hillier (Henry was stung two months ago) and gave him a cheque in payment of it, signing his brother‘s name to the cheque. ‘â€"â€"On Monday, the father and broâ€" ther had settled up all the borrowed money debts and had taken up the cheques. One of the worst cases of his borâ€" rowing, was where he borrowed seventeen dollars from a certain young lady of this village, and even refused to pay it back. Part of the money he borrowea from her, hs usea w go to Galt to see another girl. Even the rent was not paid, $15 being due to R. J. Snetsinger, the owner of the hall. On Friday morning last, Chief of Police Swayze issued a warrant for Staley‘s arrest, as he had blown the town and all trace had been lost of him. The Chief immediately communiâ€" cated with the police in Galt and they stated they would be on the lookout for him and from what we could learn this is not the first time that he has been in trouble. The. brother.. 0. J., is a nice apâ€" pearing, quiet, wellâ€"mannered young man and his father is also a very nice man to meet, and just where this young gent gets his tendency to stray from the beaten path, we do not know. > Mr. Jas. Aitchison appeared on behalf of the Library Board, for part of the library grant. He was given $150. Moved by Phipps, seconded by Johnson, that the Collector‘s Roll be received and that a cheque be issued for his salary and postage of $66.40. « Carried. _ The Clerk was instructed to writs the Hydroâ€"Electric and ask them to send a man here at once. Staley, and Galt as his home YILLAGE COUNCHL PARISIAN SAGE Will Grow More Hair Parisian Sage will stop falling hair in two weeksâ€"Cure dandruff in the same time and stop scalp itch at once. It makes the hair soft, silky and luxuriant. Parisian Sage is without peer. It contains nothing that can harm the hairâ€"it is not stighky, oily, greasy aud prevents as well as cures diseases of the scalp. s Women and children by the thousâ€" and use it daily as a dressing and no home is complete without it. Money Back if it Fails Druggists and stores everywhere guarantee Parisian Sage and will reâ€" fund your money if it fails. Ask Druggist Stewart what he thinks of it. He sells it at 50c per large bottle or you can secure it by mail, postâ€" paid from Giroux uanufacturing Co., Fort Erie, Ont. â€"See that the. girl with the auburn hait is on ceach package. Sold and guaranteed by W. â€"â€". Stewart Drug Co., Limited. The Clerk was also instructed .y notify the G. T. R. to fix. up the grade and to reâ€"plank the bridge at Maple Ave. The Clerk was instructed to write to the different brokerage firms ask ing them to tender on the $5000 deâ€" bentures now offered by this corâ€" poration. Messrs J. H. Foreman, McLean, Linus Woolverton‘ and the Rev. A. I. Terryberry appeared on behalf of the Boy Scouts, and asked the Councail to assist them financially in the sending of the Grimsby Scouts to the coronation. The boy to go being Patrol Leader Fr:1 Scott, who is superior to any Boy Scout in the four Counties of Halâ€" dimand, Welland, Wentworth and Lincoln. Moved by Phipps, seconded by Johnson, that this Council meet as a Court of Revision for the purpose of hearing appeals against assesâ€" ment of 1911, on Monday, May 29, at 8 o‘clock, in the Council Chamâ€" ber. Carried. ONE WEEK FROM TODAY 18 0. _aING6 DAY AT GRIMSBY BEACH One week from today is openiag day at Grimsby Beach, the Pride of Canada, Wednesday, May 24, and it will be an opening that will go down in history as the biggest and grandest opening ever accorded an amusement park in this broad _ and4 fair Dominion of ours. Last year‘s opening was a ripâ€" snorter but this year‘s will be \two ripâ€"snorters and then some. . Everyâ€" thing is looking spick and span at this lovely resort and weather pe"â€" mitting, Grimsby Beach will have the biggest crowd that has ever been in it. The new picnic shelter is completâ€" ed and is a dandy. The new photoâ€" j graph gallery is also finished as is L the new resteurant and candy booth. The merryâ€"goâ€"round is in Pplaceft ready for business as is the sho;gmg‘i gallery. The bumpâ€"theâ€"bumps arg b’f‘J' ing quickly placed in position ready for business. The dancee hall has been ..ecwly painted, in fact, revefly tuilding in the Beach has been paintâ€" eu. ~The dance hall floor is in excelâ€" lent condition. Several other amusements will he erected before the end of the week and yoiu can have the time of â€" your life at Grimsby Beach on Wednesday next. f Eight of the best vaudeville acis on the American stage have been seâ€" cured for the Auditorinm and two per formances will be given at 2.15 and 8.15. The Auditorium has been complets ly built in with big double doors which are elosed up five minutes beâ€" fore the performance starts and are opened five minutes before the close of the show. The old lattice work arches that ran from one side of the theatre to the other have been taken down. These arches were originally intended io break the echo, but never succeeded. Over two thousand flags have been strung in their place and silver wires stretched from one side to the other and we feel sure that the echo is no more. The patrons of the Auditorium will be agrecably surprised when they se» the show on may 24. Six sets of brand new scenery froesh from the artists lands have been installed cn the stage and add much to the apâ€" pearance of the acts. The old ice cream parlor and boxâ€" ball alley has been thoroughly overâ€" hauled and now is a firstâ€"class reâ€" steurant capable of seating two hundred people at a meal. The Park House iotel will open for the season on May 20. Among the latest arrivals in the cottages at the Beach are: Maitland Phelps and family of Hamilton; Chas.â€" Watson and family of Buffalo; Edward Bessey and family of Hamilâ€" ton; â€"..8s. Kent of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ford and Miss Adams of Toronâ€" to; Mr. Geo. Rillett and family of Hamiltoun; Miss Elsie Becker of Cleve land; Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Tufford and Miss Tufford of Grimsby are snugly ensconsed in "Chautaqua‘" cottage for the summer. ‘ The boat secured by the Beach Coimn pany will commencec its regula" trips on June 15. | On Coronation Day, June 22, the Beamsville Social Club will run & pig openâ€"air horse show whichk will he a dandy. + Have you taken a vote on the num ber of people that will be at Grimsâ€" by Beach on May 24. There is ten dollars in gold for the lucky one aud a dollar apece for the next ten best guessers. Cut out the coupon on another page of this paper, fill it in and mail it to competition manager, box 159, Grimsby. The answers are coming in fast so you had better get a wiggle on you. If you miss seeing Prof. W. E. Church make his sersatioral balloon ascensim and parachute drop at 6 c‘clock on opening day, you will miss the sight of your lifetime. While the big 89 foot balloon is being filled a number of contests will be run off for prizs aggregating $100. Stick a pin in your calendar, May 24, . Grimsby Beach and come. As a Hair Dressing vote on the num will be at Grimsâ€" 24. There is ten the lucky one aud ‘‘J. J. MURRAY & CO® NOTICE TO CREDITORS â€"â€"In the matter of the estate of the Rev. Charles Russell Lee, late of the Village of Grimsby, in the Coun ty of Lincoln, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having any claims or deâ€" mands against Rev. Charles Russell Lee, who died on or about the 3rd day of February, 1910, at the Village of Grimsby, in the County of Linâ€" coln, are hereby required to send by post prepaid or deliver to the underâ€" signed administrators of the estate of the Rev. Charles Russell Lee, at their office, Bank of Hamilton Buildâ€" ing, Hamilton Ont., their names and adtj/resses and particulars in writing Oof/thei rclaims and statement of the 47â€"49 King Street East AND TAKE NOTICE that after the 5th day of May, 1911, The Mercanâ€" le Trust Co. of Canada, Limited, ad linistrators of said Rev. Charles ussell Lee will proceed to distribute ie assets of the said deceased among e persons entitled thereto, having gard only to the claims of which 3y shall then have had notice; and ht the said Mercantile Trust Comâ€" y of Canada Limited will not be le for the said assets or any part reof to any persons of whose im they shall not then have reâ€" ved notice. ated theis 19th day of April, 1911. The Mercantile Trust Co. of Canada mited, Bank of Hamilton Building, amilton, Ont. .Administrators _ of he estate of said Rev. C. R. Lee. Thousands of Waists made of Lawn, Mull, Line sizes, 32 to 46. See our windows. Lawn wa‘istvs, Linene waists and Vesting waists, plain tailored styles and lingerie styles, beautiful qualities, long sleeves, short sleeves, kimono sleeves. Waists that most Stores get $1 25 and $1 50 tor. All on sale at one price each 98¢ Lawns and Linens beautifully stylish, both New York and Canadian make, the most perfect ftting waists in the trade. Â¥ou will find plenty of $2.00 in this great showing Ab ........ .... ..e.lll slsc s es e ts reseeseee sls u. $149 The sw 1 e sweilest wais $2.75 values for fls t Swell tailored waists of pure Linen and the daintest lingerie waists you ever saw at anything like the price, beauâ€", tiful mulls and sheer lawns. All the newest kimono sleeves and other sleeves; good $3 or more valug, all for. ... . $2.50 The very last word in linen waist styles are here for you in this lot We never showed more beautiful or dainty styles{or fine or better quality at these prices, sizes to fit everybody, each ... ... ... $2.95, $8.50, $4.00 $4.50 and $5.00 We have now on hand all kinds of SEED, such as Flower Seed by bulk and pack age, also Red Clover, Lucerene, Timothy, Millet. SEED GraInsâ€"Seed Oats, Peas, Barley and some first class Corn which we are «selling at a very reasonable price. Call and inspect our stock before buying. A quantity of styles and the best values in the trade. All the new long, short and kimono sleeves; finished with havy, cadet blue, fed and fawn collars, each ....;.......0...: 8. ...2ly.l .i il ie onl T. c on ie + $1.00, $1 25, $1.50, $1 95 Made of the most beautiful quality of all wool materials you ever saw in a $5.00 skirt. Black navy, brown, and mixtures, all going at each.......}@eenkere.......... t eia raxrirlrrrre‘s aren on chaal l . .. cce ne e oo enc On Made of Lawns, Linens, Repp, Ginghams, and swell mulls, plain trimmed and ricbhly braided and embroidered. White and 2 wonderful range of colors and scores of styles: beautiful values at each $3.59, $3 95, $4.50, $5.00, $6.50 Upt;O......a.......-.-............--..... ie PeCÂ¥ hn Sn +5 40008 d eck w wn® ® e n ul u 224 k + Lk Nerelne iCms o ie Te m ta in ho on Te t n on Te .-...$15.00 curity, ifâ€"any, held by them thereâ€" Wooley & Farewell, 177 King St. East, Hamilton, are offering the best investments "Then came the turn programmed as ‘Smith & Moore‘ who were styled ‘Two representative dancers." They made good in the most emphatic way. Eddie Moore, who gained some reputation as one of the ‘Six Ameriâ€" can Dancers‘ was there with both feet, while Smith gave a splendid exâ€" hibition of upâ€"toâ€"date dancing that was a treat to all. The team was the hit of the bill."â€"Bennett‘s Theatreâ€"â€"â€" Ottawa Journal. in Canada toâ€"day where prices They have new brick houses, fully modern and upâ€"toâ€"date in the City of Hamilton, which rent for nearly $1 per month on the $100 invested.. If you are wanting io buy or sell write them at once. WOOLEY & FAREWELL â€"This act will appear at the auditori um on May 24. Over 100 women‘s wash suits, wash dresges and house dresses. A manufacturers clean up that came our way, & ew davs ago at marvelous reductions $3 00, $3 50, $4 00 $5.00 values, all going at one price egch .......l..0... $1.50 Kewest and best knit underwear in Canada, vest drawers and combination suits, at our always less than elseâ€" Phone 1966 Jarvis Extra Good INVESTMENTS. IN REAL ESTATE Real Estate Agents 177 King E., HAMILTON Cayuga Smithville Shea‘s Grand W aist V alues White Lawn Waists at $2.95, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 SHEA‘S LIMITED, Hamilton Special Sale of Wash Suits at $1.50 Dress Skirts Worth $5.00 for $2.95 Women‘s White Waists at $1.49 Women‘s Lawn Waists at $1.95 saw at anything like the price. Tailored and lingerie and all sizes $2.25, $2.50 and P Eo Inl rave nes s FEEVZ a abieve ts es k6 8 e + se nape 1e old k ce ied stt 0 wl .........oto‘¢$195 Women‘s Swell Wash Suits Middy and Sailor Waists The best Fruit Dray made in Canada | Women‘s Waists at 98c Manufacturer All Sizes G@GOQG OOb GQ O d O o 4b cGQ@QG 4 Q4 OAAA OOA 4 &&4G4« White Waists at $2.50 Central Planing Mills TELEPHONESâ€"Mill, 146; Werner‘s House, 151 And we are also here with the largest supply of LUMBER, LATH and SHINGLES _ _ We have been known for years for the place to get Furniture on the payment plan. Now all houses £ are coming to the same p a We Lead=â€"others follow. Sideboards $15.00, reduced to.............l.l.r 6k k 6e k s $20.00, reduced to...............¢i6k6rk6r k65 In Mission $18.00, reduced to.........l0..ee l e e en es Extension Tables, Chairs accordingly low. Dresser and Stand $14.00 fOr ..............6 .66 Window Shades 25¢ up, according to style. Mattresses, Ostermuor, Felt and Common, $3 Bissel Carpet Sweepers $2.25 up. 10% discount off on cash sale of $100.¢ $100.00 worth for $90.00.§ Ge xceptional values in ever carried by one firm in this district. are making a special run on FLOORING. It being centre matched and dressed on both sides so that there is no waste in laying which means a great deal to the consumer.. Give us a trial and be convinced, J. H. D. W ALKER Special Announcement ROBINSON & WERNER ne, Linen, Vesting, etc., etc. Hundreds of styles all Spring is Here Funeral Director and Furniture Undertaking Upâ€"toâ€"Date. DINING ROOM indow Shades. cash sale of $100.00 and over. Prices Reasonable . BUCK, urniture, Carpets, and 8=10 Hughson Street North Beamsville e Dealer Goods delivered free GRIMSBY 00 up. /$LI:0O $12.00 $18.00 $15.00