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A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS We Deliver Daily For a perfect Xmas dinner the Turkey must be perfect we selected all our birds from the farms of A. Davis, E. Felker, A. Taylor and M. Street. Quality Supreme and Priced to suit. â€"Also Geese, Ducks and Chickens. We draw all pjoultry and deliver them HOME DRESSED MEATS Choice Home Dressed Beef, All Fresh Home Dressed Pork Home Dressed Veal BOULTER‘S MEAT MARKET FOR A SATISFACTORBY XMAS DINNER PHONE 24 Wish All Our Customers And Friends FEATURING TURKEYS PHONE 24 all We Buy Your Live Stock Do you know that you can get a complete_set of ‘flat silverware, 54 pieâ€" ces in a walnut cabinet for as low as $18.00. A set of Stainless Knives and Forks, one dozen pieces in case, costs only $5.00 at Vernon Tuck‘s. Terms if desired. Considering the number of counterâ€" attractions, a good number of citiâ€" zens of the town attended the lecture last Thursday evening on Art in ancâ€" ient Babylonia, Assyria and Persig, by Prof. Longman, of McMaster Uniâ€" versity. The next lecture will be at the end of January on, "Greek Art and Architecture". Watch this paper for further definite announcements. The Lincoln County Council, are holding a final threeâ€"day session this week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. On Tuesday, the council visited the Industrial Home, The Chilâ€" dren‘s Shelter, the Registry Office and the County Jail. Reeve Lawson and Deputy Reeve Graham of North Grimsby and Reeve Mogg of Grimsby are in attendance. The annual At Home of the Grimsâ€" by â€"Highâ€"School isâ€"being held in.. the high school auditorium on Friday evâ€" ening, with Len Allen and his orchesâ€" tra furnishing the music for the danâ€" cing. The family differences which led to assault charges in which two women at a local canning factory were inâ€" volved were disposed of in court last week by Magistrate Campbell, who bound them over to keep the peace in the sum of $100. The Exâ€"Students of Grimsby High School are making arrangements . to hold a dance in the High School auâ€" ditorium on Thursday night, Decemâ€" ber 28th. 4 Special Christmas services will be held in the churches of the town on Sunday, when the ministers will speak on Christmas themes and the choirs will render Christmas music. Mr. Clarence Rushton who has opâ€" erated the Strand Barber Shop in Hamilton for some years, has taken over the tonsorial business of Mr. Frank Johnson, Main Street. Mr. Johnson will continue in the service of Mr. Rushton. A number of beautiful pedigreed canaries belonging to W. Turner, will be at McPherson‘s Feed Store on Friâ€" day, from two to four o‘clock, when the public is invited to hear them sing. Christmas services will be held in the Baptist church on Sunday. In the morning the message will be on giving Christ the proper place in our Christmas activities, "Greeting the Christ Child." The choir will render appropriate messages in music at both services. On Thursday evening, W. T. Fralick will entertain the county council and officials at the annual Warden‘s banâ€" quet to be held at the Hotel Leonard. The stores of Grimsby merchants will be open every evening from now until the end of the week. The annual Christmas entertainment of the Sunday School of the United Church was held in Trinity Hallâ€" on Wednesday evening. The Grimsby Water Commission held its final meeting of the year on Tuesday when routine business was transacted. Exâ€"Mayor Hewson who recently disâ€" posed of his home on Nelles Boulevard is building another residence on the east side of the same street. Someone visited the premises of Mr. W. H. Cole, Grimsby, during the week and appropriated three bunches of shingles. ‘There were five bunches of shingles in the lot and Mr. Cole deâ€" sires to intimate that if the party who lifted them will come back he will give him the other two. The ice at Grimsby Beach at some points extends about a hundred yards from the shore. The ice banks, howâ€" ever, are not very high. Mr. Frank Sifton, Superintendent of the Industrial Home of the County of Lincoln, St. Catharines, desires to anâ€" nounce that the home will be open to visitors from Christmas Day to New Years Day, excepting Saturday and Sunday, from nine o‘clock in the morning to five o‘clock in the afterâ€" noon when visitors will be cordially INDUSTRIAL HOME THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY, ONTARIO Local Items of Interest OoPENS TO VISITORS Road Report The report as tg the amount exâ€" pended on road tonstruction and mainâ€" tenance in the township during the year indicated that approximately $1,â€" 200 less than last year would be exâ€" pended this year, according to figures presented by Road Superintendent Jas. D. Stuart, $4610.25 has been spent up to December 15th. A number of culverts have been built during the year to give access to properties of various farmers, while ditching and resurfacing has also been done. Snow fences have been put up on the Ridge Road, the Woolverton road near Grasâ€" sie, on Road No. 5, on the farm of J. H. Earl and on the farm of Murray Blanchard on road No. 7. The latest culverts to be completed are those on Baker‘s sideroad on Major Baker‘s new survey where he recently erected a new residence and at the entrance to the property of Bruce Geddes, who Appointments Made A byâ€"law providing for the annual nominations was passed. In the event of an election the following will act as deputy returning officers and poll clerks, respectively: No. 1, Booth A., Emery Patterson, G. F. Kitchen; Booth B., Gibb Wade, Harold Pickett; No. 2, John Smith, A. Biggar; No. 3, Lewis Hawkey, John Alway; No. 4, Abram Bater, Peter Robertson; No. 5, Wm. Pearson, Sr., Harvey Earle. Moved by Councillor Smith, secondâ€" ed by Deputy Reeve Graham that the T. H. and B. Railway be advised that this council is opposed to the removal of the cattle guards on all public crosâ€" sings in the townshi}:: of North Grimsâ€" by. * Oppose Renewal of Guards The Board of Railway Commissionâ€" ers wrote and desired to know wheâ€" ther the council would object to reâ€" moval of cattle guards on railways in township. The reeve and other members of the council opposed the proposal, the reeve stating it would be a serious mistake to do so. It was pointed out that there were four railway crossings in the township, two of them double track. The council passed the followâ€" ing resolution in connection therewith : TOWNSHIP COUNCIL REDUCES WATER RATES Justified In Refusal Following the reading and discusâ€" sion of a communication from Mrs. Hamilton Fleming in which she intiâ€" mated that she was not liable for waâ€" ter main debenture charged against her property situated alongside her premises on the Beach road, passed the following resolution: The members of this council feel that Mrs. Hamilton Fleming is justiâ€" fied in refusing to assume the water main debenture charged to that proâ€" perty formerly occupied by the H. G. and B. railway and is still occupied by the Hydro Commission and that they be asked to assume this liability or otherwise move their poles from the property and that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the Hydro Commission. help the small user who is using only one tap. He also thought they should strike a rate for bathroom, etc. T ugEaAaTRE Moved by Deputy Reeve Graham Seconded by*Councillor Smith. Wednesday, Thursday, Dec. 27, 28 "THE BOWERY" Wallace Beery, George Raft, Fay Wray, Jackie Cooper "Fox Movietone News" "Lullaby Land" A Silly Symphony in Technicolor Janéet Gaynor, Charles Farrell, El Brendel "Youngâ€"And Healthy" "Mickey Mouse Cartoon" Friday, Saturday, Dec. 22, 23 "THE SILK EXPRESS" Neil Hamilton, Sheila Terry "Use Your Imagaination" "Love Thy Neighbour" Monday, Tuesday, Dec. 25, 26 "SUNNYSIDE UP" Commencing January 1st. TOE, TAP, BALLET and MODERN DANCING Adults and Children GRIMSBY BEACH Former Pupil of Leonidoff Roxy Theatre, New York. ~PHONE 412â€"w. Helen McArthur (Continued from Page 1) "The Wise Quaker" "Bosko‘s Knightmare" SCHOOL OF DANCING is also erecting a new home on Ofield‘s sideroad. The council passed a resolution moved by Councillors Smith and Dur ham, that it was agreeable to the cancellation of service charge of H Burkholder at the Beach and that the Hydro Dept. be notified to that effect. m im m iama FOR RENT â€" Large, Gesirable ofâ€" fice room 12‘ x 18‘ with private enâ€" trance and large window well heatâ€" ed in winter, cool in snmmer Incatâ€" ed in centre of Grimsby. Cheap at $15 per month. Box 20. tf DVERSHOES, Rubbers, Leather Shoes repaired at Burton‘s, 7 John St. 2te FOR SALEâ€" Treasure Steel Range, burns coal, coke or wood; New Leather Couch; Chairs; Bed; Picâ€" tures; Thimble. Apply Stone House, Biggar‘s Side Road Grimsby. WANTED â€" Housing accommodation comprising usual downstair living quarters with two upstair rooms. Reliable tenant. Excellent referencee. Letters, Box 87, Independent Office. 2tp FOR SALE â€" Barred Rock Pullets. Good strain, some laying. No room for same. Will sell cheap. Phone Winona 199w. Stop 107 Highway. 3tc â€" tf FOR SALEâ€" 2 One â€" Horse Lumber Wagons, also one pair heavy oneâ€" horse sleighs, all in first class conâ€" dition. Will sell at a bargain. Grimsby Planing Mills, Phone 27, Grimsby. 2tc 16 MAIN STREET, EAST, GRIMSBY For print‘ng of all kinds try Tb Independent. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CATARAC DRY Ginger Ale srlege u. 15¢ KR T K CHRISTMAS CANDIES! Juitana> \| $ °* Ib. 20c D SEEDED \L A“ VALENCIA ~â€"«a K New Varieties! 16â€"01. "‘Family for g Size" tins 2 2 Carroll‘s RICH OLD CHEESE Ib. See Our h.:- i I5e l APT 2o2z or| se P““Qapp\Q §ingap®"* “:"“9-}‘ 9 A /a‘ § l;;i.rzégg% ‘ yees b ow 2F lins s f |l K\SSES osge B C 99\ oz T oip Meiium-Large size nave! * 35c U‘ a _ pofE" 91c PE;Q‘OES $gle lb FOR RENT FOR SALE WANTED @lorioU® NC "~> 2 OR ANGES pAlk S\ZES PR‘CED 1 | wia LR saiml C E / HOLIDAYp #z@ép.,SPECIALS _=actTER L 11 \-OB.S;‘%A"‘:‘:'...‘E&QS‘ *s1°‘f‘g:.‘n1 &n BA h h e ’ $m _ Arica /\ \ eA rirsT | i M . For ‘the 1 _ b@ \ [A We i£yis | Youngsters . 6tp Dec. 20 Welch‘s 16â€"01. bottle GRAPE JUICE The final session of the Lincoln 4 County Council for 1933 is being held { this Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursâ€" ' day, with the Warden‘s banquet schedâ€" i uled for Thursday evening at the Hoâ€" i tel Leonard. Invitations to the banâ€" i quet have been sent out through the ; mails. ! The annual smoker of the Grimsby Fire Department was he‘d in the club rooms this Wednesday evening V 4:. \\1'%.6 C"‘.‘E?.‘.e ib 2 e t \G‘D S\ZES PR‘CED FOR 10\3% SAVNG\ sfuIE® Saturday, Dec. 23rd. Dunnville vs. St. Catharines Friday, Dec, 22nd. 10 ~ 11.30 a.m. â€" FREE Skating for School Chilâ€" dren. 2 â€" 4 p.m.â€"Skating. 8 â€" 10 p.m.â€"Skating GRIMSBY ARENA CEMOAOOSE THE BEST 0. H. A. HOCKEY 8.30 p.m. e E’ s Nif’.“.'.‘}s Merry Christmas * >3 ""Scmc â€" 29\3 (eAl siy 7 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1933 Monday, Dec. 25th. Wednesday, Dec. 27 2 â€" 4 p.m.â€"Skating. 8 â€" 10 pm.â€"Skating. Tuesday, Dec. 26th. 8.30 p.m.â€"O. H. A. Hockey Port Colborne vs. St. Kitts 8 â€" 11 p.m.â€"St. Catharines Industrial League, \s_- in on ll:‘ 21 5 Ibs. 22¢ Gift Packages FIG $ m n e ~€ 7 "Give 4# Groceries" : See our Christmas Hampers! PHONE 174 games.