The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Bay team, 2900 lbs., $265; bay mare, 1350 1bs., $150; bay mare, 1500 Ibs., $125; bay mare 5 years, 1400 1bs., $135, will rent this mare to intendâ€" ing purchaser; black mare, 1200 lbs., $85; bay gelding, 5 years, 1450 lbs., $140, will rent to intending purchaser; handsome bay gelding, 5 years, 1100 lbs.; bay gelding, 7 years, 1200 1bs. nice, thick, shortâ€"legged fellow, $125, his light lorry, like new, $55, harness $15; two sets team harness, $30 and $25; new buggy harness, $15; one week‘s trial given. 4 PETER EDMOND, Half Mile West of Vineland Village, on Highway. Look for sign on fence, "Horses For Sale". June Tthâ€"Stoney Creek vs Winona 7thâ€"Beamsville vs Grimsby 9thâ€"Grimsby vs Stoney Creek 12thâ€"Winona vs Beamgville 14thâ€"Grimsby vs Winona 14thâ€"Beamsvyille ‘vs Stoney Creek. 16thâ€"Winona vs Grimsby 19thâ€"Stoney Creek vs Beamsville 21stâ€"Beamsville vs Winona 21stâ€"Stoney Creek vs Grimsby 23rdâ€"Winona vs Stoney Creek 26thâ€"Grimsby vs Beamsville 28thâ€"Winona vs Grimsby 28thâ€"Stoney Creek vs Beamsville 30thâ€"Grimsby vs Stoney Creek. July 3rdâ€"Beamsville vs Winona / 5thâ€"Stoney Creek vs Grimsby 5thâ€"Winona vs Beamsville 7thâ€"Grimsby vs Winona 10thâ€"Beamsville vs Stoney Creek 12thâ€"Grimsby vs Stoney Creek 12thâ€"Beamsville vs Winona 14thâ€"Stoney Creek vs Grimsby 17thâ€"Winona vs Beamsville 19thâ€"Beamsville vs Grimsby 19thâ€"Winona vs Stoney Creek 21stâ€"Grimsby vs Winona. o 24thâ€"Stoney Creek vs Beamsville 26thâ€"Winona vs Grimsby 26thâ€"Beamsville vs Stoney Creek 28thâ€"Grimsby vs Winona Aug. 1stâ€"Stoney Creek vs Beamsville PUMP PACKING Either working, lead or graphite, or loose, twisted asbestos rope packâ€" ing should be used for packing water pump glands. When the asbestos is used, it should be soaked thoroughly in cylinder oil and covered with fine flake graphite. It should be coiled around the shaft in the direction of turn of the gland nut, and this latâ€" ter should not be tightened more than enough to prevent leakage of water. The wrench should not be put on this nut. (Continued from page 1) ; ficers since the formation of the township in 1851 : nR s Councilâ€"James ‘Sliptel, Dr. Ken nedy, John Sidey, A. B. Sweezey, Jas Duff, Clerk. Brook Finland was appointed Colâ€" lector and James D. Rice, Assessor,; but he resigned and Wai. Service was appointed in his place. 1851â€"Henry Hall, Réeve. â€" The same council was returned for this yeat:> James Duff, Clerkâ€"1852‘53:(54 â€"Henry Hall, Reeve. On ,Thursday evening, June 1st Court Prince Edward A. 0. F., Grimsâ€" by, held a social and celebrated the Twelfth Anniversary of the Court. Bro. > Dillworth,. DC.R.,: and, Bro. Kearce, D.C.R., of Hamilton and Burâ€" lington, were present and congratuâ€" lated Court Prince Edward on the work they have done in building the Court up to its large membership and the good work the officers are doing. Bro. Hayhoe, Secretary and Chairâ€" man, gave a good outline of the work done and also of the splendid finanâ€" cial showing of the Court. Brother Haygarth,, H.C.J.B., was present and gave us a good talk on Forestry and the Insurance / Departâ€" ment. Bros. Dilworth and Kearse also gave a few words which were well appreciated. We also had a good programme put on by members and friends‘"which was <a good . success, after 'w‘fi'ich refreshments were served under the good management of the refreshment committee. The rest of the evening was spent in dancing and closed by the singing of the National Anthem. BINBROOK IN THE EABLY DAY SOFTBALL _ LEAGUE _ SCHEDULE, SEASON 1922 1857â€"John Sidey, Reeve. â€" In this year the first grant to the Agriculturâ€" al Society was made. It amounted to the sum of £5. "Iris" evening and members are reâ€" quested to bring specimens of this flower for exhibition and discussion. Musical selections will be rendered and a profitable and enjoyable evenâ€" ing is promised. Arrangements are being made for the annual Flower Showâ€"the prize lists will be sent to members within the next few days. 1858â€"Henry Hall, Reeve. In that year Capt. James Hoey came into the Council. In 1858 the township was divided into five wards. f 18590â€"Henry Hall, Reeve. In that year, John Brownâ€"afterwards Col. Brown, of the 77th Batt.â€"was apâ€" pointed Township Clerk. 1860â€"Henry Hall, Reeve. 1861â€"John Sidey, Reeve. 1862â€"James Scrogie, Reeve till February of that year, when he was disqualified, and John Sidey was apâ€" pointed in his place. ; 1863â€"George Fletcher, Reeve. 1864â€"John B. Stewart, Reeve. 1865â€"66â€"Wm. Ptolemy, Reeve. 1867268 â€" Dr._ Walter McKay, The monthly meeting of the Grimsâ€" by Horticultural Society will be held in the Orange Hall on Tuesday, 13th inst. at S8â€"o‘clock. This will ‘be an EIGHT R HORSES FOR SALE 1869â€"George Fletcher, Reeve. 1870 to 1875â€"John Hoey, Reeve GRIMSBY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY X., 0. F, ENTERTAINS (To be continued) BEACH RESIDENTS! PHONE YOUR ORDERS. PARCELS DELIVERED AT SUMMER MONTHS THIS STORE WILL CLOSE WEDâ€" NESDAYS AT 1 O‘CLOCK MISSES‘ GINGHAM DRESSES 1 P.M. AND 6 P.M. TO HAIGH COTTAGE, LAKE SHORE EAST BEACH SERVICE Fine sheer quality, black, white, / browns, ‘gray . or sand; all sizes. Regular $1.25.. Very special at per pair SUMMER FROCKS FOR WOMEN DURING THE Samplesâ€"no two alikeâ€" extra fine French voile; upâ€" toâ€"theâ€"minute models. Take your choicte, each Your choice of two modâ€" els, in white or pink. _A regular $1.25 value. Special price, per pair / ._Fit ages 10 to 14 years. Made of sturdy ginghams, in medium size plaids. Regâ€" ular $5.00, special for 40 NEW WAISTS REGULAR $5.00 V ALUE Made otf good | quality cambric. . Low neck, short sleeves, lace trimmed. A $1.25 value. .A big specâ€" tal, at each. â€" WOMEN‘S SLIPâ€" OVER HOUSE DRESSES Made of ~good able light prints.| markable 65¢ value price, each Very special are these Housedresses, belted â€" or elastic / Waists. _ Regflar $1.50. . Our special price WOMEN‘S FINE SILK HOSE LADIES‘ NIGHTGOWNS SPECIAL NOTICE WOMEN‘S SUMMER CORSETS OVERALL APRONS $4.95 $6.50, $7.95 $2.95 $3.15 998C 98c good depend o7 HEC Our THURSDAY{ 3 BIG DA Y Extraordinary value at our regular price of 35¢ pair, in navy or champagne; all sizes. Extra value at per pair â€" Every pair stamped British made. All pure wool. Regular 75¢. Black or dark gray. All sizes, pair Our stock of popular Overalls. _ Regular $1.95 Black, blue or stripe. 3 days‘ sale, at per pair All these Shoes are mat $4.95, big value at the price Just new in and a very special purchase markable value at 75¢c. 3 days‘ sale, each : Your choice of Balbriggan or White Nainsook in all styles; all sizes. Our special at per garment THE GREATEST BARGAIN STORE IN LINCOLN COUNTY All sizes MEN‘S LISLE HALF HOSE AN EXTRA BIG OVERALL VALUE ' MEN‘S IMPORTED ALLâ€" WOOL CASHMERE HALEF HOSE,*_ _ sl NOW MEN! FINE SHOES !SUMMER MERCH\_A!;SDISE ALL DISPLAYED SO YOU SEE IT WE SELL for CASH AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ALWAYSs BOYS‘ KHAKI SHIRTS BOYS‘ KHAKI PANTS Grimsby‘s New Bargain Store FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN NEW SILK NECKWEAR â€"WATCH | Cohe | COMPARE OUR WINDOWS JUDGE OUR LOW PRICES 89¢ Qbe MEN‘S COMBINATION UNDERWEAR THE SIGNS ARE DOWN THE STOCK HAS GONE The SALE of K. M. STEPHENS STOCK is OVER THIS BIG STORE IS BRIM FULL OF NEW THE INDEPENDENT GRIMSBY. ONTARIO alr M.. STEPH ENS OLD SERAN D $3.85 $1.35 $1.48 (WITH THE EXCEPTICON,OF A FEW ODD LINES AND BROKEN SIZES) 45c marked our regular sale price, rice: A 3 days‘ sale. Paig MOSS BROTHERS WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE TO SELL YOU FOR LESS. YOUR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED FOR ANYTHING YOU DON‘T WANT, OR FOR ANY ARTICLE YOU FEEL YOU CAN BUY SOMEWHERE ELSE AT A LOWER PRICE. ' AND REMEMBERâ€" MOSS BROTHERS‘ GUARANTEE IS BACK OF EVERY SALE MADE HERE E" â€" GRIMSBY n t 1eâ€" oss Brothers S OF BARGAINS RARE G FRIDAY and SATURDAY FOR THURSDA Y FRIDAY: AND SATURDAY ‘ ~~XyONLYC THE ITEMS HERE ARE IT WILL PAY YOU WATCH OUR BARGAINS AND SPECIALS DAILY OTHER NEW ARRIV ALS WATCH US MEN‘S OXFORDS, VALUES UP TO $7.00 PAIR ' Have your choice of white, brown ‘or black Sizes 6 to 10. No better value at per pair They are all well made} extra liberal in size. 'Big value at $2.50 pair. 3 days‘ sale at per pair A 3 days‘ opportunity sale to buy good depen dable Oxfords; all sizes, at per pair The best quality, well made garment. Sizes 34 to 44. Shirts or drawers at per garment Choice of Chambray or plain Ihaki made shirts. All sizes, at each They are the shirt style; fully shrunk. A big popular value at, each f $1.25 MEN‘S KHAKI PANTS EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY MENS RUNNING SHOES, MEN‘S WORK SHIRTS MEN‘S ONEâ€"PIECE BATHING SUITS MEN‘S TWOâ€"PIECE BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR $4.175 $1.89 $1.25 $1.95 BOYS‘ SHIRT WAISTS, 89c Fine Shirt Waists. Fit boys ages 9 to 14. Special â€" at each BOYS‘ COTTON JERSEYS 48¢ 89¢ Special All; bi HEAVY DIAPIER TOWELS OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES‘ OXFORDS AT $3.75 PAIR CHILDREN‘S / WASHeSUITS FOR BOYS OR GIRLS AT 98c All good styles for the little folks. Regular values fromâ€"$1.25 to $1.95.â€" . One hundred go on sale at, each RUNNING SH TELEPHONE NUMBER A popular towel for genâ€" eral use, in all white. Size 19 x 36. Plain or fringe. Regular $1.00 pair. Our special price, pair We have sold large quanâ€" tities of these Oxfords at $4.95 pair, brown or black, every pair dependable; all sizes, and a good choice of leathers. 3 days‘ special at,, per, pair FQO:â€"« days you can to â€" style of Running buy fl”f;r children. _ Reguâ€" Shoefisto $1.25.. All sizes. lar slfi}gale, per pair 3 d . 1 PA tra HP§1,98, for Regul $1.69 VAVT styles in the lot. Se\'ff‘;n dizes. «We have Mos mem for | a quick pricedup. Special price, clean each â€" iA P L. 1 §h0rt in mt Reg) each ular V No. s_ilkalfia‘“ral Moo, fC 6 T. " NOTE ts â€"§1.00 _ yoOMENS {ASSIERES TO $1.00 VALgEvles in §1e lo lat $ & af â€" :io 5 ay az s Valut yoOMEN‘S Y VALUE Wednesday, June 7, 1922 MA V L your choice of SIeeves or sleeveless, jum low or Vâ€"neck. ‘~+.>~90¢. Special, NC qVÂ¥ pUR NEW 235C 45¢ $3.175 o. 1â€"36â€"in. Pure il Pongee. Regâ€" for per yard White. Habutii 98, for