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V (Succeeding I. B. Rouse) OPTOMETRISTS & OPTICIANS Dentist Offittet Farrell Blosk. " Maip At. l Ofrite Hour§: 9.30 to 12, 1.30 to 5 Gas Adtnittittered For Extraction _ ' X - RAY 52 King St. East HAMILT1 Associated with I. B. Rouse for past 12 years. DR. D. CLARK Dentist Office-. Cor. Main and Mountain Sts. Office Fuyurs-" to 12. L30 to 5.30 Phone 127 "rtetatry. Ontario _ J. W. KENNEDY ', _ BEAMSVI LLE AUCTIONEER and VALUATOR will conduct your Auction Sale, large or small at very reasonable rates; also, some choice farms, large or small, with or without buildings, for sale on very easy terms, or exchange. Phone J. W. Kennedy, 56 Beamsville, for information. Lawyer (to. applicant as stenogra- pher, -Can you use the typewriter? Pretty Applicant-Yes, sir. I use the} Hawes, also Mr. Bedford of this dis- Biblical system. -. [trict are spending a few days in Lawyer-l never heard of it. DeserontO. . Pretty Applicant-Seek and ye shall We are sorry to hear that Mrs. M. find. Blanchard in on the sick list. F Local Agent Phone 118 WORLD’S FAIR Ontario Land Surveyor Civil Engineer 449 Queen St., Niagara Falls, Ont. Tel. 2175 - Copies of Grimsby Town Mao for Sale. t2 V " T,3B) CANADIAN ".° AMERICAN com: H Esikj’igfl L I M In: D Go To The... DR. V. R. FARRELL for Immediate De1ivery,Nrders may be left and Chicks Called for at THEAL BROS., (Red & White Store). BUSINESS DIRECTORY BRYANS-CURRIE (Succeeding I. B. 'ioettl. PHONE 70 R. BLAKE ERWIN FLEMING FARMS via Canadian American THE BULLDOG LINE - NEW LOW GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITTON EEAD OFFICE OPTICIAN DENTAL Started Chicks BABY CHICKS CHICAGO’S to to to to Three Coaches Leave Daily HAMILTON For Further Details Telephone Grimsby LONDON - - CHATHAM - - WINDSOR - - CHICAGO - - W PHONE 1 Travel Anywhere by Bus :g.D"'"'it"rs,,', and The June meeting of the Grassie W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. W. Wilcox on Thursday afternoon. After the usual opening exercises the minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. An interesting roll call on "Trips We Have Taken" was well responded to by the members. Mrs. H. Stirling gave an interesting report of the District Annual Meeting at Port Dalhousie. Enjoyable readings were given by Miss Lily Downes and Mrs. H. Secor. Mrs. Isaac Southward ren- dered an Alphabet Song of her own composing which was enjoyed by all. Miss Ruby Wilcox gave an interesting Hawaiian selection. A contest con- ducted by Mrs. Wilcox concluded the program. Prizes were won by Mrs. M. Reed and Miss B. Ross. A vote of thanks was passed to the hostess and the meeting closed with singing the National Anthem We think now that the election is over the weather will be settled. Re- cent rains have been a great help to the farmers. We are pleased to hear that Mrs. Emily .Gowland is back after spend- ing the winter with her son, Norval Gowland at Windsor. Grimsby Centre School and Com- munity picnic will be held at Queen- ston Heights on Saturday, June 30th. Parents are askelto drive their own cars, if possible. Much sympathy is extended to the Gowland family in the passing of Mae, 'sixteen-year-old granddaughter of Mrs. E. Gowland. Mr. Leroy Durham and Mrs. P. Hawes, also Mr. Bedford of this dis- trict are spending a few days in Deserohto. . WINDSOR ONT. GRIMSBY CENTRE C. D. MILLYARD FARES Round Trip GRASSIE BEAMSVILLE Week-End Fares $ 3.45 $ 5.90 $ 7.50 $14.00 Miss M. Martin of Toronto is visit, ing Mrs. Beadle. Mr. and Mrs, C. Sharpe and Miss Helm and Mr. Parks of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Hurst. Mr. Ward of Toronto spent the weekend at his home here. The Home and School Club Picnic which was held at Grimsby Beach, Saturday, was a huge success, about 65 sat down to lunch at 1p.m., after which races were run off as follows: Mrs". Wm. Vail was in Dunnville last week visiting Mrs. T. Lymburner. Girls under 6 years, Betty Constable, 1st, E. Konkle 2nd; Boys under 6 years Billy Sobey, M. Groff; Young Ladies Race, Evelyn Konkle and Net- tie Procyshyn; Young Men's Race, J. Ellis, W. Ellis; Fat Ladies', Mrs. J. Sobey, Mrs. L. Hurst; 3 legged, E. Konkle and C. Konkle, N. Procyshyn and J. Ellis; Young Men 15 to 20, M. Procyshyn, Ashley Elliott; Open race. Earl Konkle; Married Ladies', Mrs. A. Konkle, Mrs. L. Hurst; Cushion Race, E. & C. Konkle, captains, Carmon's side winners; Girls Ball throwing, Phillis Groff, Pearl Procyshyn; Boys ball throwing Jerry Ellis and Billy Ellis. Name .q..q.qtV_qV_V_rV_...._Vq_V_.r_ Address m..r......._....F....6.V' Phone No. m..:.,.-., Central trV_VV.V...r_r._._rVV.r.r Deposit Enclosed All proceeded to the water front and swimming and boating were indulged in. All report a good time. SIGHTSEEING TOUR STARTS SAT., JUNE 30th (Continued from page 5) unity of a lifetime. The years are slipping by. Make use of this opport unity for a change and chance to get new ideas. A new bus for the tour has been chartered with reclining chairs and every comfort. No worry about stops and hotels. All details will be arranged. Farmers' wives and their friends will also be welcome. Send ap- plications at once to E. F. Neff, St. Catharines, or phone your reservations to 2002 St. Catharines. Use the ap- plication form herewith. Enclose de- posit. THIRTY MOUNTAIN I Application Form Annual Bus Tour _tlirililt, (iti'iirall)ttlliNht m _t,i!i0hi't'd 3mg; .vit9s.arssi, “"“’ ' “ ' fiwgrymflw 'sr; MR “Mg Lt , 'ialrf Lui, G tsSsii,] iiilii; _'ii, itii'iitiir'it??? by _ '3? 's/tid .2: _ , :.~ L' 'gii'iig '.laralBtilt. ' P. b ,v ca." Eb: “‘53:. ,l,iiiii('i5.iiliriy .. t% M“ ‘53:”? - g Rtiii'itriy, J.t'.itv.iiiijsir't'i!) r, l . 3-332“, 'fakii. 'i,'iits;ii'2iiitNm r'8iadt)'.jijiij?.r, Ci:',:':).':.,;;:,":)','), L;, 1 . “waging-3W” .. 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", g N. f3%:>.a?§$=’ . tr g , 'rt'iiis'sC." ”l ls, "gi's)ijyiji'v 'cu" . in." _ tern . ' - \ hs F' 'tfe "2 ' y ttivy ((-3/"\ i . _.- I _ l.f ( _ " try ".' " , . .. . u. / Pst, = C C A F. .l ban- ‘4"; ~'-- E ‘THE HEALTH AND LIVES OF CHILDREN ARE MORE PRECIOUS THAN YOUR TIME OR CONVENIENCE. LET THEIR SAFETY BE YOUR FIRST CONSIDERATION i 1clll Iliis'ati" "r'"'"',,,).) I:|.i u tl ti "'"'ss.,.,.. 'x :2 F'i'-j'lrl, ”3 _ _ ll w "l b "',rv"i'iSc"'g') \,,\ I T Car ii) 5‘%’(§ . _ This message is not for the habitually reokless, callous motorist. His license can. be, cathce11ed-aru1 will bet. This appeal is to the usually thoughtful driver who takes a chance only now and then. Death and injury to 8,280 men, women and children on Ontario highways in one year clearly indicate that now and then is too Often! Will you not do your share? Will you not drive carefully, safely . . . always'." SCARRED for life! Perhaps blinded! How memory must haunt some guilty driver's mind'. And the records Show that there were thousands of guilty drivers in Ontario last year. This tide of needless bereavement and suffering must be turned! You, the de- cent, law-abiding, self-respecting citi- zen can help-. . _ _ MOTOR VEHICLES BRANCH ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Leopold Macaulay, Minister (4)