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.:.-0-0-0-0.0-0-0-0-0-1 FOUR ‘PHONE 130 25. M1ORs | â€" "g.f59"° These Mowers are in first class condition and carry the manufacturers‘ guarantee for one year. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY THAT MOWER AT ' A REAL SAVING 12â€"inch SPECIAL CLEARING SALE 14â€"inch 12â€"inch l c C emmennencemmeni oi Je exumia? ¢ iess U« 556 (=. * ~ resupng Goootncs al (Tez C ;’;qffil?f*&@ ncA s ;‘j 4»< O 3 f‘” ; @7 ‘15\(,â€"'} S v:'-\;f{,: 4;&-@-;1&?&5 ‘w,‘lgq«)‘/ Any of the Soap Coupons cheerfully reâ€" deemed. . Just sign them and bring them in. POTATOES, per bag .. .. MAIN STREET PHONE 24 °. ;; __â€" GRIMSBY WE DELIVER STRICTLY C.O.D.â€"ORDERS TAKEN f TILL 9.30 ATLAS BRAND PEAS.... ......2 cans 25c SIMCOE PORK AND BEANS ... .2 cans 25¢ SALAD SALMON (Choice Pink) MAPLE LEAFRCORN.... .. .2 cans 34¢ HALL MARK SALMON (A Fancy Red Sockeye), small can.:..: ...; ...20c BEST CREAMERY BUTTER (Riverview), per lb. ... ... S UGAR..: .. " ... OAK BRAND BUTTER HONEY MACHINE SLICED BACON Onlyâ€"D Moore Quebec, with oven â€" §SPECIALS POTATOESâ€" ONIONS Onlyâ€"Gray Enamelled ‘Casroy (MCCI"‘Tr'y? & $30.00 ’@;%E;i?f that have been overhauled Q(/c:f*a_;rf‘, and put in first class y ‘â€" con ditiOIl. f Onlyâ€"D. Moore Treasure _ $55 ob TAYLORâ€"FORBES LAWN MOWERS ""__ _ $9.00 ="* _ _ $68.95. [‘ y STARK . $1.10 SIMS HARDWARE WE SAVE YOU MONEKY BOULTER MEAT MARKET 5â€"Pound Pails, Fresh Honey Always Fresh and Sweet. Per Pound The Flavor Always the Sameâ€"Never Salty. Per Pound .: : ;;>>" * yY ss. sA resisc s All Fresh Stock. â€" Per Peck Good Cooking Onions. 1â€"Pound Jars, Fresh Honey THEAL BROS. Pay Cash and Pay Considerably Less small â€"cans . .. 20 PER CENT. OFF REGULAR PRICES "FIVE SPEAKING®" ) Moore Quebec, with oven" $30.m "BUY IT IN GRIMSBY" tock. . Per Peck 1 gc WOODYAÂ¥ATT STOVES! STOVES! GRIMSBY MAIN ST. W. We have some. real values 6 in o 0 <mp 0 <meâ€"0â€"<me 0â€"<msâ€"0 14â€"inch. 5 blade .. 14â€"inch T hur. FEri. Sat. 16â€"inch na _.. $12.40 *‘ â€"512.40 ""~ _ $69.60 s 5. s.~2â€"for 233C Asesa.ly. yy§1‘30 EMPRESS ... .10 lbs. 90¢ 0 â€"<am» 0 <@imp 0 Pounds for /z.>~>~ . 40C 0 um o â€"<mmp 0 â€"<m> C â€"<mp ( 23C 68¢ 39¢ 258C m ¢le> e7e »0 | VERNON TUCK About nine o‘clock on Tuesday morning when H. C. Smithson, the owner: and G@river of Helen Patchen and Ruby Bingen at Beamsville races, was driving his truck to Beamsville to take a couple of the horses to Fort Erie for the Bertie Fair, he was run into with a roadster driven by Elmer Montgomery, and the front end of the truck was ‘badly smashed. Smithâ€" son had taken one load of horses, and was returning for more, but had there been horses in the truck it is hard to tell what the consequences would have heen. a On Saturday night, October 4th, the presentation ofâ€"cups. and trophies to the club champions of The Deer Park Golf and Country Club will take place at the club house during the usual msaturday night dance. It is exâ€" pected that an extra large crowd of members and their friends will be present on this occasion. The sittings of ~County and Supâ€" reme Court for Lincoln will be as follows: County court without a jury, October 20th, with Justice Kelly presiding; Nonâ€"jury Supreme Court, December I1st, with Justice Lennox presiding; Jury County Court, Decemâ€" ber 9th. Fight. fans enjoyed |â€" hearing the returns of the Willsâ€"Firpo fight in Jersey City on Thursday night last, x+ound by round, blow by blow, as anâ€" nounced from the ringside over the radio. A great bunch of the boys had the â€"pleasureâ€"of listening to the anâ€" nouncements over the radio in the office of the Grimsby Garage. Don‘t forget the three big nights of fun and frivolity in Independent Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, Sept. 25, 26, 27. There will be fun, games and prizes for everybody Dane.ng to music by the Norton Orâ€" chestra and many other big amusement features. Fred Perry of Buffalo contributed $14â€"ten andâ€"to Magistrate Kidd‘s court on Saturday morning. The lady with him was very much . peeved. They came down the eastern hill and through Main street at thirty miles, but Howell the speed cop happened to be along. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Norton. 6 Onâ€" tario street, Grimsby, announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Frances Elma, to "Mr. George R. Konkle, of Beamsville, the wedding to take place sometime this month. G. L. wWaugh, for several years manager of the local branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce, and moved from here to Truro, N. S., has now been transferred from Truro to Dunnville. 3 Charles Durham won two firsts and one second on three entries Oof Single Comb White Leghorns \wat Beamsville fair, one cockerel and two pullets. f > Gr‘msby Football Club will hold a dance at Independent Hall, Grimsby, on Friday evening, September 19th. Cowell‘s Orchestra will provide the music. f Work is being ‘rushed forward on the installation of the new steam heatâ€" ing plant in the pump house at the lake. The highway at The Thirty is unâ€" der course of reconstruction. It is said the hollow will be filled up seven feet. 8 A large number of Grimsby people attended the Smithville fair on Thursâ€" day last and Beamsville 5air on Saturâ€" day. § I Mr. ard Mrs. W. H. H. Astle are spending a month at Gores Landing, Rice Lake. Mr.. Orval Archer of Brighton, who has been spending a few days with Mrs. Bonham, Kerman avenue, has returned home. Mrs. L. Golden and Miss Upper of Hamilton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Smith. > 7 The Misses McKelvie of Toronto, were weekâ€"end guests of Dr. and Mrs. V. R. Farrell, Depot street. Sheriff Paxton and a party friends from Whitby were visitors town on Thursday last. Mr. and Mrsg. Chartes Braggin of RKochester, visited her brother Robt. 0. Farrell, Mountain road, last week. Jas. E. Cloughley left on Wednesâ€" day night last for Miami. Florida. _ Miss Nettie Farrell is spending a week in Toronto with friends. . s e e e se Nee d e Ne un o o oo on n n C anlan C aniea Cc dn n( C n e n( 2 /2 (Jeweler and Optometrist) The Store of "Gifts That Last" PHONE 326 GRIMSBY See our window for a special tray of Littleâ€" Finger Rings. Regularâ€" ly priced up to $7.50. Special, $4.95. kocal Items Of Interest Send in your news items. THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY. ONTARIO ONYX RINGS $4.95 c d y 0â€"<sm 0â€"<mm o BPe Prra oi me t pauie P in Posy e dfesess esc ie cem oamoâ€"To N<ame 0 â€"<mmâ€"6,6 of in Unless a warm spell of considerable duration is experienced, many of the growers of the district anticipite a poor ending to a somewhat unsettled season. . The grape growers want heat and good growing conditions; the peach crop, such as it is, is being delayed; in fact, conditions generally are vyery much backward. Gardens also are suffering. The last of the tomato crop has yet to be harvested, whileâ€" red peppers are a scarce article, simply refusing to turn from green to red owing to the lack of heat. As this is written, however, the sun is showing more strength and. warmth than has been the case for ten days, and where there is warm sun there is hope. _ A bad accident occurred on the bighway at the corner of Main and Elm streets on Thursday morning, about 2 o‘clock when a large Paige touring car coming from Hamiilton, ran into the curb that surrounds a flower ‘bed belonging to the hortiâ€" cultural society at this point. â€" The car is owned by Mr. Hayhurst, of Grimsby Beach, and it was damaged to the extent ofâ€" $500. Thereâ€" were three occupants in the car, one being very ‘badly cut about the face by flyâ€" ing glass. There didn‘t seem to be a very clear explanation as to how it happened,. so Constable Wentworth summoned the parties and the magisâ€" trate imposed a fine of $10 on the driver for excessive speeding. i A bakery at 153 McA‘Nulty bouleâ€" vard, Hamilton, was the scene of a blaze which promised to be serious at about 4.30 Sunday afternoon. It is owned by the firm of Heddon & Strong, formerly of Grimsby. A deâ€" fective oven became overheated, with the result that the floor in front of it burst into flames. <«The blaze spread rapidly, and only the fast trip made by the fire trucks saved the building. The damage was estimated at about $1000. 6 On the nights of Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September 25, 26 and 27 the annual bazaar of St. Joseph‘s Church, will be held in The Indepenâ€" dent Hall and a whale of a time is promised for all and sundry. There will be refreshment booths, games and prizes of all} sorts for young @nd old. There will be a jitney dance every night of the bazaar to ~music supplied by the \~Norton Orchestra. This bazaar is one of the big funfests of the year so don‘t miss it. The Stoney Creek public school this season is minus a fifth form for the first time in nearly twentyâ€"five years, old timers state. The reason for this is placed to the attractive educationâ€" al possibilities at Hamilton, where scholars may attend with little or no additional cost. There are at present enrolled at the school 235 pupils, about the same number as last year, who are distributed among six teachâ€" ers. The afternoon session will be open to the public, at which the Rev. J. H. Annup, D.D., of Toronto, will give an address on the Centenary of Methodist Missions. In the even ng at 8 o‘clock there will be a public meeting in the intagests of Temnerin‘rcas A > ranra. misg10n®. in UINne even ng at 8 o‘clock there will be a public meeting in the interests of Tempsrance. A repreâ€" safiffive of the Provincial Plebiscite Committee will be present and adâ€" Gress the meeting. Everyone is corâ€" dially invited to be present, both afâ€" ternoon and evening. }I prizes filled in an enjoyable ROUN During the dinner hour music was plied by the Norton Orchestra. atharines, Sept. 12.â€"County SendOI Inspector George "A. Carefoot yes y afternoon â€" presented to HnQUA Grant of Smithville the Gracey M awarded for the pupil obtainâ€" ine ‘ highest number of marks in ithe. inty who attends Smithville HIgM School. Elsie Cubbage of Nizâ€" garaâ€"onâ€"theâ€"Lake Obtained the highest marks in the county, over 90 per cexrt. of the total. She, howeve", attends Niagara High School. _ Fat people who are re ucing. th n people who are trying to put on flesh babies, children ansg adulis canr now keep tab on thei=â€"wseights by cal=a= in @8 Farrell‘s Drug Stcre. "Jimmy‘" st installed a Toledo No Sprinz Your Weight Free machine, done in gol@ and everything and *&uâ€"râ€"ntsei to . fine "oe0dr adir" Xpuiont . aAf C%hh â€" The Rev. L. H. Currie, former pasâ€" tor of St. John‘s Presbyterian church, had charge of the evening service at that church. Mr. Currie is now staâ€" tioned at Toronto. | Phe Financial District Meeting of the St. Catharines District will conâ€" vene in the Methodist church, Grimsâ€" by, on Thursday, Sept. 18th. The mofning session beginning at 10 a.m. will be given to District Business. Jack Earle has ‘returned from a visit with his sister Mrs. W. J. Mor‘iâ€" son, Westmount, ~"Quebec. Wh le there he was the guest of the Monâ€" treal Amateur Athletic Association, and had the pleasure of swimminz with Monroe Bourne, Junicr char:pion swimme", and nephew of cur townsâ€" man, A.â€"B. Bourne. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Keegan of Portâ€" land, Oregon, and Miss Winifred Goefz, G._N. of Buffalo, N. Y., were guests of Mrs. Stirling Cook during the weekâ€"end. The Football Club is putting on a dance in Independent hall on Friday night next, when good music will be heard and a good time promised. ss Christ‘na> Stephens and. her mother, Mrs. Thos. Stephens are holil :_ hg this week at Lake Simcoe. + Farc} s / ut § use . w 2 Oe boces intcstos d .{:':(‘:": o | $ ALL LINEN HUCK 4 «_ TOWELS at’I § . Reg. 45¢ each. Special, pr...75¢ rpprmm umss SiniiTea ceR ANENTANS n w 0:0)-0.0-(_()-0.0-0-4 Diffront and titr MATCHES PHONE 431 Serviceâ€" At all hours, day or night, by competent workmen, of best materials, at reasonable cost. Reliable Efficient PHONE 431 ‘THE CANADIAN MATCH CO LIMITED..MONTREAL " "THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP AFTER ALL" GRIMSBY ' O N If you are in need of Home Furnishings or Furniture, you will find tremendous savings in this department. Exceptional values in Simâ€" mons Beds, Mattresses and Springs. CLEARING PRICES ON TRAVELLING GOODS, TRUNKS, SUITCASES AND CLUB BAGS SUITCASES From .... ......$1.89 to $14.00 CLUB BAGS From..:.. .......$2:89 to $19.50 SPECIAL Black solid leather Ciub Bags, leatherâ€"lined, at.... .....$6.50 AUTOMOBILE TRUNKS At....2 x1 iss3 +.0. s 0; se 984.90 LADIES‘ CLUB HAT BOXES Black patent leather, at lt y t 99.50 and $12.00 GIRLS‘ NAVY SERGE FOR SCHOOL DRESSES Allâ€"wool, at per yard.... .... SHIRTS Heavy cloths; extra large, in khaki, blue and grays. Reg. $2.00, fors..tsc:t. x c,91.090 From MEN‘S AND BOYS‘ DEPARTMENT MEN‘S FINE SHIRTS | BOYS‘ ALLâ€"WOOL JERSEYyS In neat stripes, perfect fitting; In heather, mixed greens, all sizes, 14 to 17. Values fawns and browns; Vâ€"neck up to $2.50 for. ... .. .:. .$1.39 At...._esse & x io 2s ts 9200 Shades, blue and khaki; full sizes. . Special.:... .... $1.00 KITCHEN‘S COAT STYLE Reg. $3.59 io..... ... .;.02.50 ‘UNBEiI EACHED â€" LINEN TABLE DAMASK Reg.: $1.75 for.... ...‘ ....§1.25 HEAVY PURE LINEN ROLLER TOWELLING Reg. 40c and 45c. On sale at c asecals"â€"~.yse0c and 30¢ The A. F. Hawke Co. HOME FURNISHINGS AND FURNITURE MEN‘S WORK SHIRTS LINENS A&ND TOWELLINGS REDUCED WALLACEK BROMLEY SUGGESTIONS IRISH TABLE LINEN 3P for......;.. ... ..$1.98 BJ fo..... . ...~..;.92.50 ‘ reasons why you should demand them + 0â€"<Gu9â€".0 <mâ€" 0 <up 0 <apâ€"0 BP 0â€"<Gumâ€"0â€" TRUNKS H. B. METCALFE ELECTRIC LIGHTING AND . WIRING Different and better .Stronger and safer Contain no poison Rats won‘t gnaw them Withstand more moisture Will not glow after use Canadian made for Canadians iss .:97.90 up AVAIL YOURSELEF OF THE BIG 3 Wednesday, September 17, 1924. PLUMBING AND HEATING With heavy locks, deep style i... . 3:..092.00, $3.50 and $4.50 Checked Allâ€"wool Fringed Large size; all wool. Reg. $9.00, for...........:.:.$5.95 Solid leather, at..$6.50 to $11.00 Imitation leather, brown and black,. at.... .;:..".....~$92.90 TRAVELLING RUGS MEN‘S O. V. COATS New shades, at .... .... ..$2.95 BOYS‘ KHAKI OVERALLS Red trimmed; all sizes, at. .$1.00 1 lot from 4 to 7 years. Reg. $7.90, for.:..:â€"..:>. .. .:. . $4.98B On sale, 5 yards for.........95¢ CHECKED â€" TEA TOWELâ€" LINGSâ€"RED AND BLUE 20x40 regular 40¢ each..3 for $1 20x42 regular 65¢c each..2 for $1 Reg. 45¢ and 55c. â€" Clear‘ng at.:..s~.:..sX.s. ..adctand 39¢ |-()1’()-()-()-()-0-0-()-().0-()¢(.:. Rugs. Reg. $12.00, for . .$9.50 AUTOMOBILE â€"TRAVELâ€" 200â€"YDS. STRIPED AND PLAIN LINEN TOWELâ€" INGS LADIES‘ OVERNIGHT BAGS GREAT BATH TOWEL VALUES 0 omeâ€"cemm>â€"0â€"amze c> BOYS‘ SUITS LING CASES PHONE 431 PHONE 431 ONTARIO <nm> omm o4