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RORERT DUNCAN & CO: Christmas â€" Cards On Display Notice is hereby given that it is necessary to obtain a Building Permit before commencing the erection, alteration or adding to any building. Forms of application can be obtained of VILLAGE OF GRIMSBY Building Byâ€"Law Corporation of the will be ri nning after Oct. Ist Tuesday and Friâ€" day of each week. Also Sawing, Planing and Matching done. GEO.E KONKLE, Prop Those who wish to send cards abroad will be glad to know of this early showing. We are now showing a big line of Christmas Cards. James Osborne & Son Ftom the Santa Clara Valley 50 60‘s, 15 cents a lb. 40 50‘s, 3 lbs. for 50c. New California Prunes WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1914 I0 and 12 James North Balmacaan, Chesterfield, Cambridge and "Youngâ€"fellow" models, at $10, $12, $15, $18, $20 and $25. STATIONERS Cor. James and Market Square HAMILTON Fresh from our own tailor shops, designed for 1914â€"135, and taitlor ed ~right up to the minute. O A C OA A L L THEB LBADIH\SG QGROCERS 12 and 14 James St. South Mountain Mills Beamsville NEW OVERCOATS Cider Mill C. H. BROMLEY, Telephones 1836 and 830 B#; DUNCANTE%*~CO. HAMILTON HAMILTON Building Inspector at ANDALUSIANSâ€"Cock 1, hen 1â€"2 cockerel 1â€"2, pullet 1â€"2, 0. Couse. SILVER PHEASANTSâ€"$2 special,, Arthur VanDyke. FANTAIL PIGEONSâ€"Pair, 1 Cosby. HOMERSâ€"Pair, 1 Lloyd Muir, 2 Picken. 3 Muir. B A.O.V. PIGEONSâ€"1 pair, Picken, 2 Dickson, 3 Dickson. BLACK COCHIN BANTSâ€"Cock, 1 Pringel; hen, 1 Pringel, 2 Beamer Bros.; pullet, 1 Pringel. WHITE COCHIN BANTSâ€"Cock, 1 Pringel, 2â€"3 Hicks; hen, 1 Priugel, 2â€"3 Hicks; cockerel, 1 Hicks, 2 Pringel, 3 Hicks; pullet, 1 Pringle, 2 Hicks. A. QO. V. BANTSâ€"Cock, 1 Cosby, 2 Pringel, 3 Hills; hen, 1 Cosby, 2 Prin gel, 3Hills; cockerel, . 1 Cosby, 2 Pringel; pullet, 1 Cosby, 2 Cosby, 3 Pringel. PYLE GAME BANTSâ€"Cock, 1 Prin gel, 2 Lang; hen, 1 Pringel, 2 Lang; cockerel, 1 Pringel; pullet, 1 Pringel. S. SEABRIGHT BANTSâ€"Cock, 1 G. E. Miller, 2 Cosby; hen, 1 Cosby, 2 Miller; cockerel, 1 Cosby, 2 Cosby; pullet, 1â€"2 Cosby. e DUCKS, PEKINâ€"Drake, 1, W. H. Picken; duck, 1 Picken, 2 VanDyke; young drake, Picken; young duck, Picken. DUCKS, INDIAN RUNNERâ€"Drake, 1 Fieldmarshall; duck, 1 Burland, 2 Fieldmarshall; young drake, 1 Book, 2 H. Snider; young duck, 1 Snider, 2 Snider. GUINEA FOWLâ€"Cock, 1 Book, 2 Book; hen, 1 Book. B.B.R. GAME BANTSâ€"Cock, 1 Cosâ€" by; pullet, 1â€"2 Lang. A. 0. V. FOWLâ€"Cock,1 S. McNinch hen, 1 McNinch; cockerel, 1â€"2 Mcâ€" Ninch; pullet, 1â€"2 McNinch. Best Dozen Colored Eggsâ€"Moot. wW. H. HURKEYâ€"Hen: 1 OR. A. Dickenson. f 3 BRONZE TURKEYâ€"Male, 1Book; hen, 1 Book. G. SEABRIGHT BANTSâ€"Cock Pringel, 2 Book; hen, 1 Cosby, Pringel. CAMPINESâ€"Cock, 1 Lang, 2 Moot; hen, 1 Moot; cockerel, 1 Hills, 2 Lang, 3 Hills; pullet, 1â€"2 Moot, 3 Lang. HOUDANSâ€"1 cock Hills; hen, 1 Hills; cockerel, 1â€"2 Hills; pullet, 1â€"2 Hills. HAMBURG, SILVERâ€"Cock, hen 1 Lang, 2 Cosby; cockerel, 1 Cosby, 2 Moot, 3 Lang; pullet, 1â€"2 Moot, 3 Cosâ€" by. éA.O.V. HAMBURGâ€"Cock, 1 Lang; hén, 1 Lang; cockerel, 1 Lang; pullet 1 Lang. EXB. GAMEâ€"Cock, Arthur VanDyke; hen, 1â€"2 VanDyke. BLACK HAMBURGâ€"Cock, 1 Lang; hen, 1 Lang, 2 Cosby; cockerel, 1â€"2 Cosby, 3 Lang; pullet, 1 Lang, 2 Cosâ€" by, ‘3 Lang. Cornish Fowlâ€"Cock, 1 G. L. Book, zCosby, 3 Cosby; hen, 1â€"2 Cosby, 3 Book; cockerel, 1â€"2 Cosby; pullet, 1â€"2 Cosby. RED CAPSâ€"Cock, 1 Lang; hen, 1 Lang; cockerel, 1 Lang; pullet, 1 Lang. WHITE â€" ORPINGTONSâ€"Cock â€"1, hen 1 Pringle. BLACK ORPINGTONSâ€"Cock, 1 Prinâ€" gle, 2 Fieldmarshall; hen, 1â€"2 Fieldâ€" marshall; cockerel, 1â€"2 Fieldmarshall Pullet, 1â€"2 Fieldmarshall. BUFF ORPINGTONSâ€"Cock, 1â€"2 Fieldmarshall; hen, 1â€"2 Fieldmarshall cockerel, 1â€"2 Fieldmarshall; pullet, 1 â€"2 Fieldmarshall. R. C. B. MINORCAâ€"1 cock, 1 hen, 1 pullet, all to Geo. Slingerland. 8. C. W. MINORCAâ€"1 cock, 1â€"2 hen, Frank England. BLACK LEGHORNâ€"Hen, McConâ€" achie; cockerel, 1â€"2 McConachie; pulâ€" let, 1â€"2â€"3 McConachie. : 8. C. BROWN LEGHORNâ€"Cock, 1 2 Metler; cockerel, 1 Pringel, 2â€"3 Met ler; pullet, 1â€"2â€"3 Metler. R. C. W. LEGHORNSâ€"Cock, 1 G. B. McConachie, 2 Lang; hen, 1â€"2 McConâ€" achie, 3 Lang; cockerel, 1â€"2â€"3 McConâ€" achie; pullet, 1â€"2â€"3 McConachie. 8. ©C.° W.=â€"~LEGHORNâ€"Cock, 1â€"2 Beamer Bros.; hen, 1â€"2 Beamer Bros.; cockerel, 1â€"2 Beamer Bros.; pullet 1â€"2 Beamer Bros. R. C. ANCONASâ€"Cock, 1 hen, 1 Fisher; cockerel, 1â€"2 pullét, 1â€"2 Fisher. 8. C. ANCONASâ€"Cock, 1â€"2 _A Fisher; hen, 1â€"2 Hills, â€" 3 Fi; cockerel, 1 Beamer Bors., 2 Th Sorby, 3 Fisher; pullet, 1 Be;i Bros., 2â€"3 Sorby. : R. C. REDSâ€"Cock, 1â€"2 Lang; hen, 1 Lang, 2 Cosby; cockerel, 1 Lang, 2 H. Brisco, 3 Cosby; pullet, 1 Brisco, 2 Brisco, 3 Lang. A. 0. V. DOTTESâ€"Cock, 1 Metler, 2 Beamer Bros., 3 Metler; hen, 1 Beamâ€" er Bros., 2 Mctlicr, 3 H. H. Pringle; cockerel, 1â€"2 Beamer Bros.; pullet, 1â€" 2 Beamer Bros. & $. C. REDSâ€"Cock, 1 Cosby, 2 Lang, 3 Lang; hen, 1 Lang; cockerel, â€" 1 Lang, 2â€"3 Cosby; pullet, 1 Hills, 2 Lang, 3 W. A. MacKenzie:;: < â€"_ WHITE DOTTESâ€"Cock, 1 Peter Bertram, 2 Metler, 3 Bertram; hen, 1 Metler, 2 Bertram, 3 Bertram; cockâ€" erel, 1 Freuse Bros., 2 Wm. Erskin, 3 Freuse Bros.; pullet, 1 A. N. Rutherâ€" ford, 2 Bertram. 4 PARTRIDGE Groff, 2 Metler; ler; cockerel, 1 1â€"2> Groff: WHITE P. ROCKSâ€"Cock, 1,, C. S. Metler, 2 Beamer Bros; when, 1 Beamer Bros., 2 Metler; cockerel, 1 Beamer Bros.; pullet, 1 Beamer Bros. Partridge P. Rocksâ€"1 hen, Metler; 1 cockerel Albert Edwards, 2 Edwards, 3 Edwards; pullet, 1â€"2â€"3 Edwards. 8. .L. WYANDOTTESâ€"Cock, 1 Moot, 2 Beamer Bros.; hen, 1 Beamer Bros., 2 Moot; cockerel, 1 Moot, 2 Beamer Bros.; 3 Beamer Brosg.; pulâ€" let, 1 Moot, 2â€"3 Beamer Bros. . _BARRED P. ROCKSâ€"Cockerel, I. J Hicks, 2 J. Lang, 3 Hicks; hen, 1 Lang, 2 Frank England, 3 Albert Terryberry; cockerel, 1 Lang, 2 and 3 Terryberry; pullet, 1 H. B. Moot, 2 Moot, 3 Frank Hills. \ GRIMSBY POULTRY SHOW AWARDS 2(1913 C ANLFooSA : %fl@ DOTTESâ€"1 cock, A. hen, 1 Groff, 2â€"3 Metâ€" Groff, 2 Groff; pullet, 3 Fisher; , 2 Thomas 1 â€"Beamer Fisher; Fisher; If you want speâ€" cial advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confiâ€" dential)Lynn,Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woâ€" man and held in strict confidence. Mabey‘s Old Stand Phone 17 & H. L. HARSHAW BEST QUALITY Smoked, Cooked or Fresh Meats, Etc. The above are only two of the thouâ€" sands of grateful letters which are conâ€" stantly being received by the Pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn, Mass., which show clearly what great things Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Comâ€" pound does for those who suffer from woman‘s ills. If you want speâ€" e cial advice write to ZDO { Lydia E. Pinkham SHs Medicine Co. (confiâ€" @ 5. y dential)Lynn,Mass. Your letter will be "g opened, read and \ prme f answered by a woâ€" _‘ N) [ man and held in G$C2ARI strtct confidence. Th s FInxXXK Have youreceived our Wall Paper Sample Book, if not let us send you one. In it we are showing a special line of artistic yet inexpenâ€" sive Wall Papers ranging in price from 4c per single roll. Wall Paper Sample Book Belleville, N.S., Canada.â€" "‘I doctored for ten years for female troubles and did not get well. I read in the pape about Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound and decided to try it. Iwrite now to tell you that I am cured. You can publish my letter as a testimonial."‘ â€" Mrs. SUVRINE BABINE, Belleville, Nova Scotia, Canada. Another Woman Recovers. / Auburn, N. Y.â€"‘"I suffered from nervousness for ten years, and had such organic pains that sometimes I would lie in bed four days at a time, could not eat or sleep and did not want anyone to talk to me or bother me at all. Sometimes I would suffer for seven hours at a time. Different doctors did the best they could for me until four months ago I began giving Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound a trial and now I am in good health.‘"‘â€"Mrs. WILLIAM H. GILL, No. 15 Pleasant Street, Auburn, New York. Next Door to New Post Office Practical Boot Repairer PHONEâ€"313 ring 2, Store t* 313 ring 3, Residence H. BULL‘S Shoe Store: All Seasonable Goods at Remain Unchanged But the Quality and Price of my Boots and Shoes The Weather May be A. C. TURNBULL From Female IlIs â€"Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound. WOMAN SUFFERED TEN YEARS Harshaw‘s THE BIG WALL PAPER STORE 51, 53 King St. West HAMILTON â€"ALSOâ€" Fish, Oysters and Vegetables. Remain at Reasonâ€" able PRICES. Mail orders promptly filled. UNCERTAIN GRIMSBY â€"FORâ€" THE INDEY A Boys‘ Club has been started, unâ€" der the direction of J. Jones, which meets in the Parish Hall Tuesday and Thursday evenings. All boys under fifteen welcome. The Women‘s Institute will hold a Patriotic Concert and Chicken Supâ€" per on Thursday evening, Nov. 26, in the Town Hall. Senator Smith has kindly consented to act as chairman. The many friends of â€" Miss Grace Davis will be pleased to learn that she is able to resume â€" her duties again. & i The A. Y. P. A. of the Church of the Redeemer met last Wednesday evening. About fifty members were present. The program which was in charge of the Literary committee, was given by the young men and conâ€" sisted of instrumental music and a most amusing mock trial, entitled "Who Stole the Parson‘s Rooster" Chas. Stoddard taking the part _ of Itchum Watt. STONEY CREEK (Too late for last week) The W. M. S. of the â€"Methodist church held its annual rally in the Sunday school room â€" on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Reports from the District Convention were read by Mrs. Jackâ€" son and Miss Maggie Dodds and _ a most interesting address given by Miss Morgan, a returned missionary from Japan. After the meeting, lunch was served. _ Verse VI. Just think of the numerous numbers, Left there without a home, And think of the poor widows and children That are left there all alone. We have heard of them sleeping in barns at night, f Must not that be an awful sight In my opinion, gruesome it must be Just some strange things I myself may see. verse v. But we will help the Belgians, Asgs we surely ought to do. For tke gallant little nation Have done all that they could do We symipathising nations [Will do all that we can, By sending them supplies, For children, women and men. Verse VII. So Mr. Police Officer, I‘ll bid you a fond goodâ€"night, You can tell the folks in Grimsby, I am going away to fight. I‘l] stick with the "Fighting B" boys, Till my last life‘s blood is gone But 1 am going to help get the Kaiser Bofore I pass beyond. 3 Verse IV. Then the Kaiser in his apiger, Thougkt to banish them ourtight And with cannon and bombs, Set houses and churches alight. But, for this wicked deed ~â€" He sure will suffer yet. And let it be remembered Its coming to him yet. Verse L. How he marched his army into Belâ€" gium To try to zget to France, But the Belgians they resisted, And stopped his mad advance. Put the Belgians were outnumbered __And were forced to retreat. And with great :destruction _ and y slaughter, ‘They were put to their defeat. % Verse IHM. We bave heard how Napoleon, Met his down fall at Wiaterloo. Just the same thing will happen To the German Kaiser too For he knows he will be Gefeated And he also knows as well That he‘ll be sent to St. Helena Forever there to dwell. Verse I. So let me to you relate All about a nation‘s fate. ‘Tis a stomny about a Wwar A That caused much blood and gore Just to gain a reputation Theâ€" Kaiser defied most _ every nation, But like Napoleon Bonaparte, He‘l1 be sorry in his heart When from ‘his country he must part To the Isle of St, Helena. But to make a Jlong story short â€" Of some poetry I thought f And the idea struck me right That I could make some of the He told me to call next day: Aud he‘d see what he could do And â€"said to me, ‘"My boy, § I‘ll do my best for you." I thought of being a soldier y And thought of having a chance Of joining tarig regiment here And going with them to France I spoke to the Police Officer Who advised me to see Capt. Kidd so early the next motning _ > Twas a thinig I gladly did. The following ~poem was written by a young Englishman named Fied Pursall, who spent Sumday night in uthe GRIMSBY cells, as a protection against the cold and on Monday morn ing â€" joined "Fighting B" Squadroan, for Overseas Service and went away with the boys. He handed the poem to Night Constable Konkle, who â€" in turn hamded it over to us. While it may not be as good poetry as Kipling or Begbie could write, yet it shows that Pursall had the Right Spirit and was willing to do his share in _ the "Bis Fight." f € Wluile staying in Grimsby Fire Hall For protection one cold night A thoughat suddenly struck me ;Which filled me with delight. came back to the Fire Hall And the fire commenced to light picked up a piece of paper That gave details of the figkht also saw some pictwres of our heroes of the war. And most of them were fellows who‘d seen service before. I fight THE RIGHT SPIRIT â€"Fred Pursall "I attribute my inecovery solely to the use of Zamâ€"Buk, as I did not use any other remédy during the time I was using it. As my case was of long standing and very Oobstinate, I conâ€" sider my cure a woniderful triumph for Zamâ€"Buk, and would heartily reâ€" commend it to anyone affliicted as I was." _ anid I would think that I was on the road to a permanent cure, and then the trouble would return and the pimples and sores be worse than ever. This condition of affairs conâ€" tinued for about three years. "One day I happened to. see an accourt of a remarkable cure â€" of eczema by Zamâ€"Buk;; so I thought I would try Zamâ€"Buk also. I sent for a box, and the results were so pleasâ€" ing that I procured a larger supply. I persevered with Zamâ€"Buk for three imonths, and at the end of that period my face was cleared of all unsightly pimples. If you are suffering embarrassment and pain from pimples, boils, eczema, ulcers, running sgores, or any skin trouble, : you too should apply Zamâ€" Buk. At all druggists and stores, 50c box 3 ‘boxes. $1.25, or postpaid from Zamâ€" Buk Co., Toranto, on receipt of price. Refuse substitutes. Send this advertisement, name of paper and lc stamy for free trial ‘box. # Mr. Willard F. Allen, of 258 Pleasâ€" ant St., Halifax, N.S., writes: "Up to a year ago my face was a mass of pimples, which, besides being exâ€" tremely embarassing caused ime a good deal of pain. I used all kinds of tonics and salves, also remedios prescribed by my physician. These were of very little benefit to me. My face would clear somewhat at times, 29. Does agricultural â€" extensgion work help the farmer? 22. Do some farmers waste their labor and profit by planting _ poor seed? 21. Doss the housewife use laborâ€" saving devices as much as the farinâ€" PIMPLES FOR THREE YEARS 16. Do farmers make use of the parcel post service. $ 17. How can the county fair be improved ? 18. Is it a disgrace to keep â€" a scrub animal on the farm? 19. Is there such a thing as farim arthimetic? 9. Does the farmer know _ how much he has invested in the farm? 13. Do housewives favor the teach ing of domestic science? f 14. Why do many farmers neglect to paint their buildings? 10. Is the renter or retired farmer the least interested in the welfare of the community? 3 12. Are teachers and preachers practical in their work? 5. ‘How can consumer buy direct from producer? ; 6. Do mothers teach daughters thorough housekeaping? 7. How does the Experiment Staâ€" tion help the farmer? > 11. Who has the ibestâ€"kept farm lhome in the comimunity? 15. Why do farmers permit weeds to grow in roads and fence row? 8. How to beautify homes, school bouses and churches. 4. Cost and benefits of an Agriculâ€" tural College education. 3. â€"Does speculation help to fix farm prices? & 2. Which is ‘better on the farm, bath tub or automobile? 1. Do country schools train boys and girls for farm life? For Asthma, for Hay Fever, for any troublecaused by excessivenervousness due to Impure Blood, faulty Digestion or Constipation, take ‘Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives‘"‘ 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c. AtCall dealers or from Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives Limited, Ottewa. sOME LIVE SUBJECTS FOR DISâ€" _â€" CUSSION AT FARMERS‘ MEETINGS ‘"‘Having been a great sufferer from Asthma for a period of fifteen years (sometimes having to sit up at night for weeks at a time) I began the use of "Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives‘". ‘These wonderful tablets relieved me of Indigestion, and through the continued use of same, I am no longer distressed with that terrible disease, Asthma, thanks to "Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives‘‘ which are worth their weight in gold to anyone suffering as I did. I would heartily recommend them to all sufferers from Asthma, which I believe is caused or aggravated by Indigestion". D. A. WHITE Suffered Terribly for 15 Years Until He Tried "Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives" MIRAGULOUS CGURFE OF ASTHNMA Marvellous Zamâ€"Buk Cure 21 WALLACE AvE., Toronto, D. A. WHITE, Esa. Dec.:z2nd. 1913. HAMILTON SALES STABLES 39 Rebecca Street. Your choice of 50 Heavy Draught, General Purpose and Delivery Horses To be seen at the o FIELD BROS., Proprietors HORSES! All other Contractors‘ Supplies 81 Main St. West Telephone 771. HAMILTON MONEY TO LOAN Contractor‘s Supplies Lime for Spraying Deposit in our Savings Deâ€" partment, 3%>% interest paid, half yearly. Four per cent. paid on deâ€" posits running for one year or longer W. W. K1IDD KIDD & FARRELL Floors 1Bocks of all kinds Cor King and Hughson 5ts HAMILTON MONEY TO LOAN F. E. RUSS, R. R. No. The Hamilton â€" Provident and Loan Society Septic Tanks Curbs Cisterns H. & J. Dow Walks Foundations y s You need G{@ Shurors We specialize in examining eves and fitting glasses. Our optical works is not a side line, its our exâ€" clusive business 6 days in the week. You cannot get the right sort of use trom glasses unless they oorrect your visual defectâ€" _ â€" § _ And they wil! not do that unless they are built to your special needs. 111 King E. Hamilton Glasses are something more than just merchandiseâ€" â€" Because their use determines their vALUE® You are not fair to vour eyes unless you pay for the sErvic® that should be a part of every pair of RIGHT glagses. * BUY SERVICEâ€" NOT JUST GLASSES Private and Company Real Estate and Insurance Office Main Street, GRIMSBY. 1. â€"B. ROUS E ime, Portland Cement Plaster Paris, etc. Plastering Hair Mortar Color Lath â€"â€" 39 Steps from Terminal Depot C. FERRIE, Treasurer HORSES! MURRAY NEIL, â€"â€" _ Phone 288 , Grimsby to give you a price Either contract o. time. Power or handâ€" mixers for hire by: day or the year c How about that job of concrete work, get C. T. FARRELL if you need glasses F. E. RUSS Manager