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LA WRIE, Aâ€"Lfom o * * CRAND OPENINC GRIMSBY Ermnntntithththâ€"hthththththththuhhhhuhohthuhth ohomehenened ihthUhintnthththththththth!nthththththththtnth hh Shehthhâ€"huns oo E The Dancing Pavilion has bee - f There are many new attractions at E E greatly improved and extended, there'-f ;{;‘_this popular Amusement Park. Fun E E by making a very much larger floo & Zgnd\Jolification for young and old it E ifi space. _ There are large covered verâ€" | offers its patrons. Free admission: Free 8 B andas on the front and side. There: i’,lcnlc Grounds: Free Hot Water: Free § % will be dancing RAIN or Shine. Come}f Parkmg for Cars. Come and bring $ E and dance in this fine Pavilion. | y\‘our baskets and enjoy the day. at O onmmmmp mmnimlmnplmnrlmnnnnnnpnnnrrnh annnrins nnnrmrmnrnnnrnmnfnfnmnnnnri FREE PASSES to DANCING PAVILION §24th. For the first three couples to start dancing afternoon and evening, we W : free passes for the season. Ont District Summary §e oJ: oTe oJe e ele ofe ole slo eSe ale cdenSeate aLeaTeale ateeteatocte ateafeale afe ofe 1 cBe ufe cfe en ede clecSecJacfeale afe aGecfacfe afe ofe ofe aBe efeofe ofe afe efecfecofe of Wentworth County will spend $60,â€" 000 on road work this year. Niagara Falls has increased the salary of the town clerk to $125 a month. Mrs. William Bird, of Port Dalâ€" housie, has won her suit for $1000 against the New York Life Insurance Company. Justice Orde handed out judgment yesterday. He finds in favor of Mrs. Bird. The finding is to the effect that Mr. and Mrs. Birda at the time the policy was reinstated, answered all the questions asked by the agent truthfully and gave him full information as to Mr. Bird‘s condiâ€" tion of health. Therefore Mrs. Bird is entitled to receive the face value of the policy carried by her late husband, $1,000, with costs. The 3% ton Sterling truck of. the Port Dalhousie Trucking Co., made the round trip from St. Catharines to New York city in five days carrying a 2â€"ton loagq in each direction. Beamsville Expressâ€"The _ rural mail boxes for route No. 3 have ‘ arâ€" rived and the residents in the northâ€" west end of the t»wnship will greatly benefit by the starting of this route. Niagara Falls, Ont., May 11.â€"J. C. Cameron of Lundy‘s Lane this city, who was badly burned last week at the local Hydro transformer, passed away this morning at the hospital. De ceased was 28 years of age, and is survived by a widow and two little daughters. St. Catharines, May 11.â€"High Conâ€" stable R. E. Boyle was notified toâ€"day that four boys who escaped from Mimico Industrial School on Saturâ€" day were heading this way. â€" He drove out on to the Hamilton rogd with his broncho and found the four lads in an auto. When they saw him however, they put on speed and made a getaway. Niagara Falls, Ont., May 11.â€"The Windsor Hotel, one of the largest and oldest hotels in Niagara Falls, Eas been purchased by Mr. P. A. Skinner of this city, and will ibe remodeled into a modern apartment house. It is expected that there will ‘be 20 to 925 suites. The Queen‘s Royal Hotel at Niaâ€" gara Town has changed hands but will remain under the same manâ€" agement. Many improvements are contemplated which will make it "& real hotel and amusement park inâ€" stead of a big boarding house". $55,â€" 000 will be spent in improvements. Merritton‘s Tax rate is Monday, May 24th t 4 . 0) mills An industry which was consl@e‘~ ing locating at Port Colborne, _ last week announced that they had definâ€" itely abandoned the idea, stating as their reason "That after full investiâ€" gation we found that the Hydro Elec tric Power Commission were unable to supply our power requirements anywhere in the Niagara PeninsUla until the yvear 1921." Welland Press â€"Miss Helen A. Kinnear, B. A., passed her final ©*â€" amination in law, at Osgoode Hall with high honors. An honor 8radâ€" uate and specialist of the University of Toronto. Miss Kinnear obtained i scholarship in her first year in law GRIMSBY, ONT. Furniture and Undertaking Upholstering a Specialty Prompt and courteous service day and night | Jn real estate security, both Private and Company funds Valuator for the Hamiton Proâ€" vident and Loan Society Insurance and Real ‘ Estate Officeâ€"Main Street, Grimsby ‘PHONE NO. 7 W. B. CALDER Prices Moderate . _ SINCE : 1870 wlp SHILOH #"3023:OEsCOUGHS M. D. Kitching & Co (Successors to J. C. Marlatt) MONEY TO LOAN THE Phone 72 onsid« and graduated wWith high honors for her call to the PAr. She will pracâ€" tice in Port Colborne, where in conâ€" junction with her course at Osgoode Hall, she studied law in the office of her father, L. Kinnear. Niagara Falls, Ont., May 12â€"Four members of the administration staff of the Queen Victoria park have reâ€" signed,â€" their resignations taking efâ€" fect toâ€"day at noon. They are: Miss J. F. Quillinan, chief of office staff; Walter M. Goring, assistant engineer ; Henry J. Moore, chief gardener and Miss Macrae, stenographer. The reâ€" At a recent meeting of the Niagara Council the Mayor stated that he had written to J. D. Chaplin, M. P., askâ€" ing him if it was the intention of the Dominion Government to have a camp here this summer. Mr. Chapâ€" lin wrote stating that he had taken the matter up with the Minister of Militia and _ that he had been assured that Niagara would have a camp this year if the recruits could be obtainâ€" ed. â€"The Minister informed him that recruiting was very slow and that the government was having difficulty in getting men. signations followed the refusal of the park commission to grant increases asked for while the commission was in session last weekâ€"end. St. Catharines, May 11.â€"Mrs. A. R. Irwin of Port Dalhousie has been awarded the decoration of the Cross of Mercy by th> King of Serbia. While living in Brandon, Manitoba, she was a member of the school board and rendered great service during the war in Red Cross and reâ€" lief work among the newcomers in Canada.. She has previously been honored by the British Red Cross. Her eldest son, who was a student at Ridley College, served through the war. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin have made their home in Port Dalhousie. The suburban area commission of Wentworth is advertising for tenders for the building of a concrete bridge on Barton street. The bridge will be over the Red Hill Creek, near the townline between Barton and Salt fleet. It is expected that the new bridge will be of a substantial and improved type, ibf <fortyâ€"five foot span. It is the intention of the comâ€" mission to build a bridge which will not only last forever, but will also have some beauty. Niagara Falls, Ont., May 11.â€"An added proof that the smuggling of whiskey is being continued was given last night, when a State trooper on the American side of the river seized and confiscated an auto with a Canaâ€" dian license and filled with bottled whiskey. The car and contents are valued at $6000. The patrolman saw the car without lights, and started to investigate. The auto started at full speed but was ditched near Youngsâ€" town, the driver making his escape. The car and contents are being held. 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