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SENIOR TIGERS Greyhnounds wHOIM HG LUAALCU LB. 0 ; â€"down with legitimate body There is hardly any doubt in the â€" cks. \minds of the hockey fans in th‘s disâ€" POISONS SE n commenting about the Saturday|trict but what Gene Fraser and his DIDN’T K ht struggle previous to the game, | Niagara Falls team _ had no â€"more & x milton Spector says about Fa'rrell,\chance of beating the Soo Greyhounds Km > following:â€"â€" \on Wednesday night than a snowball| Merchant Didn‘t lénow ce dan ~ L ux set~ ~â€"a~._hnalka â€"nven.} 0 â€"Until â€" %can't ~4 ecel wellâ€" \fr i â€" Cressed unless)\ S i â€" yourshoes _ EL CIELO has the P All dealers The Home of Fashion a e News and & Views of YOU‘vVE got to be WEil UILVORXY L000 andraAhs to get "in the money". Our shoes art wardrobe necesâ€" sities for the men and women who appreciate their social and business obligations. We fit your foot in a way that makes your feet easy and the price will satisfy you of its justness. TUST RIGHT WITH|same o. \IlllllllllllIllll|||||||||il|||“||||||lIlllllllllllI|||I||'|u|I|II|I|I|II||TI CIGAR Pep that satisfies nd "The Soo crowd thinks the Greyâ€" : hounds are the pollywogs knees beâ€" *\ cause they handed Niagara Falls, the f O.H.A. intermediate champions, a 7â€"0 0 lacing last night at the Arena in the f‘rst of the, Allan Cup el‘minations. Id)-()-(;-()-()-().()-()-0-()-(1.0.0.0-(0’0 “They have no license to get C up; nnierinmnirmnsiommntmermenrenimmenne ooo | * io uic\ hbeat _ “They/ didn‘t beat anything last [‘H\game or two under his belt. night." } & \ _ "He is only a kid, and he may not “Abo!:t all the Soo had against them 2 NE S0 ce 9 B MA Cc sc atst _ *eaaam t taat=n‘bhnt was a fHet wirtid and a set ) be well dressed from the ankles down rey". _ Our shoes are wardrobe necesâ€" and women who appreciate their social 8 & A c uL gIlL ‘be able to sta \the way he h junior series : >| some of the 1: , |against, it‘s a i| are the harde a | of reputation a | maings, Farre d\ $ ues ;tO. H. A. zgame or two under his belt. nignat. » % " "He is only a kid, and he may not\ "About all the Soo had against theml be able to stand the ‘gaff, but from ‘ last n'{ght was a net wizard and a set the way he has ridden through the of units. 7 © junior series and from ‘the size of| "Hogkey grouchy and track sore some of the lads he has bumped upnlfrom hirty or _more games . since against, it‘s a case of ‘the D gger they ; Decembper 28$â€"three with‘ n the last are the harder they fall"‘~ Regardless \six days in which they had to leave of reputation or size, the one fact reâ€"‘ everything they had on the track to mains, Farrell stops them." ‘be firsth at the wireâ€"big Gene Frasâ€" \ en iz er‘s squld did not have a Ch‘naman‘s O H A CHAMPIONS chance. \They were only a shred of * * & the goodi;team which won the O.H.A. HAVE NO CHANCE championgh p. The Soo wWOn pulled 1 s ‘to a walk.‘,â€" would -(D-(l-l)-i)-(l-()-‘ game In O. 10 cents css 0 «sns 0 <mâ€"0 49â€" 0.4 lLU db . VVOLATK | > th 12| eOoIs his D more ; unds wball | Merchant 0 cup ance. ache years Traced In commenting on last Wednesday night‘s defeat of the Fally by Soo, Lou Marsh, in Toronto Star, say$:â€" POISONS SELEF; DIDN‘T KNOW IT =| enthusia =!of the 1: =|ture suC =|the weal =| that wil =| ers ha m Prepara =|being m =| weather =| belt w.1l Ts P. _ In th @lissue th = |titled * = | Carvers =| H. Fry, =| School T Guido 1 = | dreos L = | Ammer =s | Ammer E ten yei @| Play" | = | miracu =| from p =| ber be Em wood . =| ‘"The = | of the = | merga =s | A. Mc T# colore! =s | Parish ®=\8 p.m. § Whe @®|at the ®a | people p=l ick Ef office R â€" ammename Â¥4, ¢ 3 " * ce eovogie -: 2 ich & s %‘: _ ii> & a â€"â€" & . . y rexs heâ€" % s â€"» At camel o +. ; A local mevyengnt was surprised to find that h s# tired, ne~70U8, bilious cond tion wgs due to poison from the food he ate, Instead of being digestâ€" ed and elfminated properly, his food was poisoning his whole system, causâ€" ing 9#‘ck headaches, nausea, sour gas on a,weak stomach, bad digestion, improper movement of h‘s bowels. 1Having}.’neglected his liver, that imâ€" L0 Ne ce o Ond e o hob Eonl ceE Li s im t ie portanl:{ organ became a menace to his health: instead of an aid. Dr. H. =~S. Thachir’s L ver and Blood medicine, however, made a quick d‘fference in the w&y he felt, slept, ate and looked. This remarkable remedy acts djrectly on the‘liver and keeps the whole sysâ€" tem tomed up. It is sold with the unâ€" derstanding you‘ will be completely satisfied} otherwise, there w.ll be no cost ache and B Traced to Tl’{ Dr. _ Thacher‘s Liver and Blood Syrup is sold and recommended by Leslie J. Farrell, and by leading drugâ€" gists in each city and town. ORCHARDS HAVE WINTERED WELL Winter condit ons have been favorâ€" able, and predictions are now being made that there will be a good peach crop in the Niagara peninsula th‘ s year While it appears rather early to comâ€" ment upon the question, growers durâ€" ing the week have carefully inspected their orchards and declare that prosâ€" pects were never better. 3 2 a Nn oo 3 Cee nWAsIRT The tender buds well and are in peri th‘s time of year. little winter loss an enthusiastic, expecti V VCO WNEAIT NS 0 en enE SWE The tender buds have developed well and are in perfect condition for th‘s time of year. There was verYy little winter loss and the owners are enthusiastic, expecting to harvest one of the largest crops in history. Fuâ€" ture success depends ent‘rely upon the weather condit‘ons of the months that will follow but to date the growâ€" ers _ have not been disappointed. Preparations for the season are now being made and with a spell of mild weather the men of the great fru‘t belt w l1 â€"soon be busily engaged. Preparations for the season are now T )eing made and with a spell of milda _ What is expected to be a big weather the men of the great fru‘t Sstimulus to the poultry industry in the pelt w l1 â€"soon be busily engaged. district, which is already assum NS S e ie aa ol evenees ns mpnerniens more than ordinary proipdrtiong ;vi%t y i be the convention on Friday an atâ€" PAS.SIOh pPuaAY: COmnC urday of this week, undet the auspices ; In the illustrated papers of recent of the local branch of the N.P.G.-T.v(y issue there appeared a photograDh °1â€" of the outstanding poultry eXperts of titled "A Trin ty of Famous W".Od' the Dominion have been. ~secured for Carvers." It was a picture of Will‘@aM ine occas on in the persons of ~Prof. H. Fry, a teacher in Cincinnati KY‘T‘M and T. A: Reflson, while no School (who has never worn glasses) jess a porsonage in the poultry w orla Guido Mayer (the St. Peter), and AUDâ€" jnaot Hon, John S. Martin, hn‘mself, is dreos Lang (the Qhristus), of the Ob€" expected ‘to be on hand and addregs Ammergauâ€" Pass‘on Play. In Obe" the Saturday night meeting. Sessions Ammergau, a village in Bavarâ€"2, every .are announced for both afternoon and ten years since 1634 the "Pas9!0" eyening of both GaYsSâ€" 5 ' Play" has been given in memory of a The chaii‘man of the meetings on miraculous del‘verance of the vlla8® mriday will be A A. Craise, St. Cathâ€" from plague. The actors 700 in NUMâ€"~ apineg aild w. M. Stewart, Grimsby. ber belong to . the village and @a"8 gp Sa’turday w. A. Williams, of Vineâ€" wood carversâ€" land, will _ officiate. The Saturday "The Passion Play‘â€"the true story night chairman is st‘ll to be selected. of the cross ad produced in Ober Amâ€" o ie e en ie n ies 4 mergau, wil be g:ven in a leture by J. PAID UP LIST & A. McLaren, ilustrated by eightyâ€"fOur W. A. Hearle, Detroit Jan. 15, 192} colored description slides, at the W. R. McBride, Grimsby Dec. 31, 192 Parish Hall on Fr:.day, march 21st, at C. J. Love, Grimsby March 10, 192 Fide onl io 7 P. W. Dobrindt, Smithville |_ | _ ||_ When th‘s "Passion Pi@aY | W at the Cathedral in Hamilton people were unable to gain ad ickets may be had at W, H. F \4 +9 _ ickets may be office, adults, 40 cents. THE INDE fi Digestion ir Cause. Wha"t Was thg the :a;-%rc‘&"frbafiv g}i& ‘sestion _ Were_ ;a UE CEL CY 42 48 02 Cl cents; children, 25 tocnNnon Play" was S1v°Nn amilton, many gain admission. + w. H. Pettit‘s Mrsa Ja wards, Ha therston , guests of Miss be theâ€"Lake, Geo. Grevy The Lena in for a bu day afterno business me town hall. of the é dances wil afternoon 3 hostess for club. : The tea at the hon son, OH x the ladies terian C pleasant A can! to be giv@en .n each churchg Easter, is during the week preceding a musical being 1lo0k¢d forward to as a musiGae event ofâ€" cOons‘derahle interest. The choirs haye been practicing their parts now for some t‘ me and the first combined Practice takes place here on Friday night. John Kohéler, hal ng from Buffalo, suffered from beng exposed to the ch lling breezes of March for several hours on Friday morn‘ng when his auto jumped into the ditch near COSâ€" g‘tt‘s and pinned the owner beneath it. Dr. Fairfield was called to the scene when the first early wayfarer investiâ€" ated the upturned car. Koheler wWas taken at once to St. Catharines hosâ€" p tal Early® on Monday morning fire completely destroyed the large bank barn on the farm of John N. Payne, close to St. Anns. 4 All the stock and contents were deâ€" stroyed including a large number of cattle and pigs. > § 7. Insurance to the amount of five thousand dollars was carried. > NEW TOURIST PARK FOR BEAMSVILLE deal whereby he opens up a parking| ground at the old »aerodrome in the apple orchard surrounding the tormert officers‘ quarters, which he intends converting ‘nto a hostlery. Joe has not all his cards réeady to put on the table yet, but he is doing a lot of think‘ng â€" and when his thought machine turns into action, Joe generâ€" ally makes good. BIG POULTRY _ CONVENTION Joe Foley has practically closed The chairman OLâ€"! Friday will be A. A. arines, and W. M. © On Saturday W. 4. | land, will officiate PAID UP LIST W. A. Hearle, Detroit Jan. 15, XV- 1FR McBride, Grimsby Dec. 81, Â¥**~*~*‘‘ <«imanvâ€"â€" March 10, o uon e KAAA T L S AL CA 4 2s 20e Dec. 31, E. S. Johnson, Grimgby March 25, F. M. Unwin, New York _ Feb. 1, G. Futter, Winont Feb. 17, F. T. Woolxverton, New York _ _ BARN BURNED ie umvevevermuopurioruommunnmnnrnnnnnnnnnnntituwarwiicen t Efigfigfigfigfigfigfigfigfigfigfigfi!gfigfiafigfigfigfigfigfiEfi@fi%fifigfigfigfigfigfi%@figfi%gfigfigfigfigfigfigfi' E‘Mrs H. B Edâ€" E Mrs. W.° Foeaâ€" wn, were recent Mrs. W.lson. hapter I.O.D.E. are â€"end. On Thursâ€" _regular monthly 11 be _ held in the rsday evening one _ always popular lace. Onâ€" Friday . Karr will be ~the IMSBY, ONTARIO _ _ c e Wnfig e o medinneun es celees o caniih 5 5%5%%afigfiaégé'gfigfigfigfigfigfi%gfigfigfigfigfiéfifigfigfi%fiafigfifigfigfiafififigfiyfigfigfigfigfigfigfigfig 1§ one of the> most s kind this season. Resurrection," by s of the Grim_sby_ ee, Niagaraâ€"onâ€" her sister, Mrs. ing entertainment . and Mrs. Thompâ€" er the auspices of on of the Presbyâ€" ILLEâ€" ng of the bridge EfififififigfigfigfigfigfigfififififigfiEfiEfi%fifiEfiEfiEfiEfi%fifi%fifiEfiEfi%fiEfiEfiEfi%fi%gfi%fififiEfiEfiEfiEfiEfiEfi of the meetings on . A. Craise, St. Cathâ€" L. Stewart, Grimsby. A. Williams, of Vineâ€" iate. Theâ€" Saturday A N CS o0 ooo EM se Sn râ€"in on man on n n FHEHJEHJEHJEME“EMEME March 1, intragie@ie * urches rnately WINONA WANTS SUPPLY OF FISH founununtntnentntathenthchonâ€"honenenenedeâ€"n9t=7<90000 0 0/ 009000 0 at â€"| GPRING OPENING SALE . ce DL L ' $ ts UV aAa HOST OF SPECIAL VALUES FOR % O Thursday, Friday and Saturday % The fishermen and people of the Winona district are wondering â€" why Winona was overlooked when the fries of white flé.I\l and herring were deposâ€" ited recently in the lake at Grimsby, Hamilton Beach and Bronte: : Proof of this is given locally in the‘ fact that fry o% trout placed. in the lake off the Fifty Point, about gsix | years ago showed the first signs of | production last year in about the same ‘location. This being the case, it is |felt that the young fsh should be placed at lesser distances apart in \-sec-tions where fishing is engaged in las a business. 7I't is claimed that these fish during their maturity either rema‘n or return to the neighborhood of their original immersion, and for that reason benefits are derived mostly by fishernien at points where the fries were emptied. It is said that this would provide more equal distribution of the beneâ€" fits derived and at the same time â€" afâ€" ford the fish better opportunity to deâ€" velop.«‘__ $ Inâ€"~any event, it is considered that INDEPENDENT ADS 1925 1924 1924 1924 1924 1925 1925 1925 eRA ETe ine enE 1A OeR o. es on 000 M abiinas E: ICE inona has been an eStablishedjz + ig point for . many years the| Phone 157. rs should be restocked there as[t oL 2 2 e o o o 0 0 0..0 $1,25 O‘Cedar Mops. .. .98¢ $2.00 O‘Cedar Mops.. .$1.58 Old English Floor Waxer. Reg. $4.75, for..... .$3.95 Save on Floor Wax elgewhere 85e tin B.â€"H. Wax...> 85¢ tin Sturgeons Wax. . $1.25 tin Chan Wax..... 75¢ tin Chan Wax.....â€" 40e tin Chan Wax...... 50c tin Linoleo Wax.... §5¢c Furniture Polish. ... 75¢ tin 40c tin 50c tin 30 x FEFORD PARTS CHI ENAMEL °_ _ FLOOR STAINS Quart Size $1.85, for... â€"#M____‘__â€"___'_â€"-‘___fl____â€"â€"â€"â€";,â€"f'i____â€"â€"â€"â€"â€":’â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"’ efnememaieny CCC ifi%fi%fi%fififi%fifigfi%fi%gfififigfi%fifi%fifi%gfiEfi%fi%fi%fi%fi%fi%figfigfi%figfl 3/ FOURâ€"PLY FABRIC TIRESâ€" WONDERFUL VALUE ... ... ... .. PAY M'!'M'Z‘*MW***M*MW%*M****&**M@*'I'-!“!"X“!"I" 60c 60c 98c 62¢ 2C 38C ;:20C Main Street, Grimsby 25¢ Serub Brushes......19¢ 35¢ Scerub Brushes. .. . ..29¢ ‘ 55e Galvanized, Pails....43¢ 75¢ Galvanized Pails....62¢ $2.00 Clothes Racks.. .$1.40 $5.00 Copper Boilers. â€".$4.15 50c Clothes Line Wire..37¢ 90c Clothes Line Wire. .72¢ $1.40 Rubber Door Mats 95¢ $2.50 Step Ladders. .. .$2.00 $25 Motor Washer. .. .$19.25 Agents For ADVERTISE IN THE INDEPENDENT Wednesday, March 19, 1924 â€"_$7.15 9 ALUMINUM â€" WARE SPECIALS $2.25 Oval Roasters. .. .$1.85 $2.25 Round Roasters. .$1.85 $1.50 Round Roasters. .$1.18 $1.75 Potato FPots... .. .$1.35 §$2.25. Saucepans.;â€".. .$1.85 +$2.25 Double Boilers .. .$1.80 $1.50 ‘Percolators.. ... .$1.18 $3.50 Nickle Teapots. .$2.75 i$2.25 Nickle Teapots. .$1.75 $2.00 Nickle Teapots. .$1.60 1 only Motor Washer. ( Reg. $25, fory. ... .:$18.75 1 only, White Sewing Maâ€" % chine." Reg. $90, for . .$65 Efi 2 only, Electric Heaters : $11.50; for... .. ..1.$9.25 ’ % 2 only, Electric Heaters 5 MOTOR OILS ofe sSecQerqestects