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_ Picnic suppliesâ€"paper plates,cups, wax paper, cloths and serviettes at Hilliers‘ Four Work commenced on Monday morâ€" ning on the addition to the Bell Telâ€" ephone building. T. E. Mannell is the contractor. $ 4 ~The Mansion Hotel is rapidly taking on a new and up to date appearance ,Sunday traffic was exceedingly heaâ€" vy and many tourists availed themâ€" selves of the facilities at Alexander School Park. : Fruit shippers are now very active and shipments of strawberries and early cherries are now being made. ':‘ noâ€"0â€"<upâ€"0 <u5.0â€"<u> 0 â€"<05â€"0 â€"<m> 0 â€"<u> 0 â€"<mp 0 â€"<m> 0 â€"<uBâ€"0â€"<n0 0 <a> 0 <LIDâ€"0 «m 0 <m>â€"0â€"<m> 0 d 0â€"an> 0 The special fruit train will +soon commence to operate. ’:p(’-()-()“(7-()-()-0-0-()-()-()”()-()-()-()-()c()~(‘-O”v-()-()-()-' Local Items of Interest THEAL BROS. CROSSE & BLACKWELL § HERRING IN TOMATO SAUCE,. ... per tin 23¢, 2 for KIPPERED HERRING, ............ .per tin 23¢, 2 for FANCY RED SOCKEYE SALMON, 1 lb. tins ........ SOCKEYE SALMON STEAK, fancy red, 1â€"2 1b. oval tin BEANSTON PICKLE, per bottle ...li............... WHITE PICKLED ONIONS, per botftle ............. MEAT AND FISH PASTE, per bottle 23¢, 2 for .. ... .. ANCHOVY PASTE, per bottle 286, .......... 2 for C KEILCEERS sUcaAFRLESs JAM/FOR DIABETICS RASPBERRY, BLACK CURRANT!APRICOT, per jar 95c SUGARLESS ORANGE MARMA!%;ADE, per jar ....70¢ Riverview Butter, fresh and sweet per Ib., 38c. _ ~"Five Speaking" Specials For One Week BREAD PER LOAF 9¢ 0 â€"<um 0e 0 09â€" 0â€" <neâ€" 0 <on 0 «u> 0â€"mâ€" THE DOOR Advertising is a form of protection against loss of business/which is occasionally treated like the farmer treatâ€" ed the barn and the horse. That legend has come to be a means of showing how unwise it is to wait until the horse has been stolen to lock the door. £ . â€" This reasoning overlooks a great fundamental fact and that is that advertising is extended salesmanship ; that just because a man hasn‘t money with which to buy coal today is no reason he will not have it tomorrow ; that the man who goes after business consistently reaps consistent reâ€" wards ; that most folk shop where they are invited to shop : and thatâ€" & ( There is a legend about a farmer who went to great expense to fortify and locl=zhis barn after a very fine bloodâ€" ed horse had bzen stolen. â€"~ : LOUK â€" _ From a seemingly logical premise that since there is no business or since business is not quite what it should be now, the merchants proceeds to the decision that there is no néed to advertise. _ AN ADVERTISEMENT IS AN INVITATION Grimsby Beach Bowlers will hold their annual meeting in the Boys‘ Tabernacle at the Beach on Saturday evening. â€"~*~ George Fair reports that indications point to a bumper vear at the Beac®. Cottages are much in‘ demand. Grimsby did not experience the heaâ€" vy ‘storm that visited the Niagara Falls and Welland districts on Sunâ€" day, whenâ€"considerable damage was done. s *‘ en The flower gardens at the pumpâ€" ing station are at their best. & O â€"<4mep o) qz c ~ # 0 <am 0 <m 0 â€"<amâ€" 0 <am 0 m (+,: 45C 55C 479C 47C 276 45C 45C 27C yam 6e Rowdies on Saturday night knockâ€" ed over the large barber pole, property of Walter West. Those responsible are replacing it at their own eypense. Charles Burgess was given a senâ€" tence of two years less one day at the sitting of the Wentworth County Court on Thursday last. The grounds at the rear of the Hoâ€" tel Grimsby have been blocked off in a series of flower gardens, and it is now‘ one of the town‘s beauty spots. An interesting address was given at the Sunday morning‘ service of the Efinity Ur‘lited Church by Rev. A. E. Slater,‘a missionary in India of the American Presbyterian church for the past sixteen years. Mr. Slater dealt mainly with \the conditions of the "Industrial OQOutcasts of India," of which they constituted a sixth of the total population of some 320,000,000, and stated that the degradation in which this class existed made it esâ€" sential to apply both social and econâ€" omic teaching in conjunction with the spiritual in trying to uplift them to a higher grade of living. ; The Sacrament of the Lord‘s Supâ€" per wi]é be observed by St. John‘s Presbyterian congregation next Sunâ€" day, July l1st. A ‘preparatory serâ€" vice will be held in the Parish Hall on Wednesday evening. j i: The Ladies‘ Aid of St. John‘s Presâ€" byterian church are holding a home: made baking sale at the Big Bell Grimsby Beach next Saturday mornâ€" ing. m. by Rev. A. E. Slater, entitled "A vision of India." Mr. Slater has been. a missionary in India of the Amâ€" erican Presbyterian Church for the past sixteen years, and his lecture will deal with conditions, in general in India. Admission free. Everyone inâ€" vited. t _The Murdoch Studio, Main Street, Grimsby, is giving a very fast service in developing and printing amateur films. All films left there before 10:30 a.m. are finished for delivery by 5:30 p.m. the same day. r 4 The: W. M.S. ‘of Rock Chapelzof Ridgeroad are having a Lawn Social at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. Althouse on the evening of Thursday, June 28th. Rev. Slater of India will give an address accompanied by lantern slides on his work and Mrs. Slater and family will appear in costumes of the native Hindu. «Talent from Hamâ€" ilton, also Grimsby and local talent. Refreshments will be served on the lawn. Admission 25c. A Jantern lecture illustrated with some 65 colored views, will be giyen in Trinity Hall this evening at 8p. -()-fl“()-()-()-()-()-()-0-()-(0:0 THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY, ONTARIO : WED., JULY 4th "Convoy" * » with : Dorothy MacKaill, Lowell Sherman , and Juvenile Comedy, "Shamrock Alley" The Grimsby Centre Sunday School presented Mrs.{W. P. Duck with a beautiful gift. "The touching addréss was read by Mr. Harold Book and the presentation made by Miss Doris Secord. Mrs. Alway Blanchard of Fairview Avenue was hostess at a very delightâ€" ful kitchen shower last week, given in hongr of Miss Evelyn Hayter, a July brideâ€"elect. About forty guests were present, the evening Leing spent in cards and dancing, after which a dainty lunch was served. Miss Hayâ€" ter received many useful gifts. An interesting party was given on Monday evening June ‘ 25th when many friends and neighbours met to bid farewell,to Mr. and Mrs. W. P . Duck of Grimsby Centre and also to give Mr. and Mrs: Fred Duck a misâ€" cellaneous shower. Members of the Grimsby Horticulâ€" tural Society are asked to combine in making the annual ;summer flower show a success by exhibiting as many flowers as pOSSi"i?-§¢. The Masonic Hall will be o‘pen%a.mx,day at 2 p.m.,. and all exhibits for competition .should be staged by 4 p.m.. for judging. Other exhibits will be received up to 6 p.m. Every assistance will be given by the committee in ‘arranging competitors‘ exhibits, and containers will beâ€" proâ€" vided for same. The fire brigaégb received,aâ€"call on Saturday aftern%m to the home of Robert Herrod, Nelles sideroad, the chimney having caught fire. The blaze was quickly extinguished, no serious damage being done to the house. On Sunday evening another call came from Robinson Street south to a car and garage owned by Cecil Culp, the result of filling the gas tank with the aid of a lighted match. The car was a total loss and the garage damaged. Visit the ‘Hoi’fi%iultural Society‘s anâ€" nual flower show on Saturday evening in the Masonic Hall from 7 to 10:30 A fine display of summer flowers will be on view. 1 * & ‘ Moore‘s T heatre __ATTRACTIONS Mrs. Duck responded feelingly afâ€" SAT., JUNE 30th "A Sailor‘s Sweetheart" with Louise Fazenda and Clyde Cook A Comedy and Pathe News WED., JUNE 27th No Place to Go" : f with Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes and A Lloyd Hamilton Comedy <â€"â€" _ ~"New Wrinkies"® _ ~ "The «Gay Defender" with f Richard Dix and First Episode of "Scout Serial" Our $1.00 line comprises such authors as Cody, Ralph Conâ€" nor, Marion Keith, Rider Haggard. Author‘s 75¢ line P.â€" Oppernheim, Reynolds, Sax Rohmer. ' ' ~Author‘s 50c line : Harold Bell Wright, Emerâ€" son Hough, Rex Beach, Zane Gray. & Farewell Party H.Hillier& Son Books For Holidayâ€" Reading All New MON., JULY 2nd MAGAZINES Phone 332 in Ladies‘ readyâ€"toâ€"wear, . Gent‘s‘turnishings, House furnishings etc. ter which Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duck received a basket of pretty and useâ€" ful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duck thanked one and all appreciatively. * Every article in the A. F. Hawke store, Main Street, Grimsby must be soldin thirtyâ€"five days regardless of cost. I have been forâ€" tunate in obtaining a few days grace from the landlord and the credâ€" itors in an effort to dispose of this stock to the people of Grimsby and District. f f _ Mere sorrow, which weeps and sits still, is not repentence.â€"Repentance is sorrow converted into action; into a movement toward a new ann better lIife.â€"M. R. Vincent. f Lunch was then served and the evâ€" ening spent in cards, games and dancâ€" ing. Gloom and sadness are poison to us, the origin of hysterics, which is a disâ€" Days More & ( f 3 -'.‘."ij‘L-.::»_‘ f; i3 ; ~ ony [ §SELLING | o« 35 | onrmy â€"| 35 Days â€" More , H § â€" Days More 9 _ g ® €ls . . Aawke‘s kntire Stoc o fi 3. $ ":, Eut Ts l I AM POSITIVELY SELLING OUT EVERYTHING ONLY PRICES ARE/SMASHED Hawke‘s Store, aemge ouns ouuy ows o . C R F x HS T P BAHP M ; x tA â€" 6 : h â€" is weo B i t on £ : i & 0 *A € Ms y in PE A i UB o h B AluGs i it th P ; A7 . C w C 34 W 3 N A Ts Ei io Cas & : 1Cs B C h L o TV o t & â€" I would rather be right than be presiden.â€"Henry Clay. Of. all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: "It might have been."â€"W hittier. s eae of the imagination caused by vexâ€" ation and supported by fear.â€"Sevigne. Religion ‘cannot "pass away. »The burning of a little straw may hide the stars of the sky, but the stars are there, and will reappear.â€"Carlyle. Religion presents few difficultiesâ€" to the humble; many to the proud; inâ€" superable ones to the vain.â€"Hare. GRIMSBY Main Street, Wednesday, June 27th, 1928 Prejudices, it is well known, are most difficult to eradicate from the heart whose soil has never been Ioosâ€" ened or feriltilized by education; they grow there, firm as weeds. among rocks.â€"Charlotte Bronte. To do so no more is the truest reâ€" pentance.â€"Luther. . ~In all thy actions, think God sees thee; ‘and in all his actions labor to see him.â€"Quarles. True repentance is to cease from sinning.â€"Ambrose. : Days More ONLY 35