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Local Option Voteâ€"Against, (wet), 512; For (dry), 583. Councillors â€" Kennedy, Frances; Leeson, Myles; Horrocks, Edward; McCann, Henry; Rapsey, Fred W.. Binbrook Niram A. Fletcher, immediate past warden of Wentworth county, will again be Binbrook township‘s repreâ€" sentative on the county council. Reâ€" sults gave him a clear majority of 179 over John Dalgleish. The totals for the two candidates were 376 and 197. : Parks Board Creation Bylaw, For, 262; Against 900. sessment pylaw, ~Z°" C Public Utilities Com. â€" Leeson, R O.; Turner, Robert. ELECTIONS IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN TRAVEL via MOTOR COACH " Wls o1 3X for your next lodge, club or party outing CULVERHOUSE PEAS, Sieve No. 1 ..... GOLDEN SPRAY CHEESE, s ......._ FAIRY SOAP .. o. m â€". aâ€".. I90° in â€" 20. « 20 bous â€" ap « 45° SHREDDED WHEAT ...... 3 Iby. ........ Cohoe Salmon, Tallsâ€"....~ .//; Roman Meal ....;:.:. Choice Cooking Figs o Ibs. . sA cik .a...... Hallowi Dates VIâ€"TONE, 12 oz. RED & WHITE TEA, (Orange Pekoe) ... ... CROWN BLEND TEA .........}....l....." KOLONAX COFPEE . ..:......°. : /;_; [‘ > APRICOTS, Dried ... .. .. PRUNES, 60â€"70 ....;...;.. SEEDLESS RAISINS . ... CROWN SYRUP, 2s ... .; FEED 12â€"TRIP TICKET PACKAGE EXPRESS PUÂ¥ A § SERVICE AT ONLY to all Téerminal Points (oth 2¢ PER MILE. than U.Sâ€"). Send and have ru FLOUR (Continued from Page 1) ~â€"*~ck Wools, Ltd., Fixed Asâ€" One Resolution That Wilil Mean Satisfaction And Big Savings Throughout 1935 â€" BUY at the Red & White Store, a Community Store Where Quality and Service Predominate. 5 Coaches leave for Hamilton and Beamsville every hour; for St. Catharines, Niagara Falls and Buffalo every two hours. CHARTER A MOTOR COACH S$T. JOHN BEAUTY SHOPPE Highway King Coach Lines THERMIQUE â€" Heaterless, Shock Proof Machine will be used on all waves during this sale. FINGER WAVE 35¢ MARCEL 50¢ For Information Call MILLYARD‘S DRUG STORE Phone 1, Grimsby. 3 Depot Street Genuine Nestle or Shelton Permanent Wave Merritton SPECIAL THEAL BROS. PHONE 5, GRIMSBY â€" CURED MEAT JANUAR Y LIMITED Regular $5.00 for 23. 29° 31 ~â€"FOR â€"â€" Saltfleet (Acclamations) Reeve, J. H. Carscailen, Deputyâ€" Reeve Cameron Dyment, councillors B. E. Corman, F. B. Henrvy and wgâ€"fles Lowssbury: pa Stoney Creek The only really close fight in the battle of ballots at Stoney Creek, where Joseph Piott was returned as reeve over A. L. Springstead, was for the second place standing as councilâ€" lor. Thomas Dale, who was the vilâ€" lage‘s first reeve, just managed to beat W. E. Bland with six votes. Topâ€" ping the list of four councillorsâ€"elect was Frank Cline, while the bottom man was Albert D. Lee. The election saw the defeat of L. F. McDougall, who has been a member for four years, and James Glidden. Voting for councillors resulted as follows: Cline, 255; Dale, 220; Bland, 214 and Lee 154. McDougall finished with 137 and Glidden with 128. Mr. Piott‘s majority over Mr. Springstead was 91, the totals for the two candidates being 234 and 143. Castile Soap 8 tablets .. ... Palmolive Cake .. .: %..." Pork & Beans, 30 02. ..;..... Pea Soup 28 OL. ... ..... S for‘....:...... Rinso, Large:.s.‘;:;:..%, 2 in 1 Shoe Polish .../.:...... Fluffo Shortening IDs, .. .. .._s/.. Gold Soap to all Terminal Points (other than U.S.). Send and have rush parcels sent this way. wA rs i. . (ID+ aTC caius <.a 108. 292C us .~s . ."2 Ibe., 25¢ razt . asie.. 440C oac.... .34 1b.ade i sns .s . . ~I0. 49¢ :s <2â€"1D. 290¢ Phone 121 GROCERIES $3.50 ... 2 for 29¢ i. . 3 for 25¢ u. 5 for 25¢ ... 2 for 28¢ sc AiI¢C 18 PAy 12 2 J yary 10° 10° â€" Harry Greenwood, township conâ€" stable and High Constable Shervill, of the provincial department are working on the case. Whoever had done it had carried a pair of tree pruners and had not missâ€" ed a vine in the vineyard, 17 rows, all told, with 40 vines to the row, had been destroyed. On going to investigate, he found that some one had deliberately gene to all the trees in the orchard that had been grafted to a new type of plum, the grafts having made a splendid growth, and had torn every one from the tree leaving them scattered over the orchard. Mr. Milmine‘s suspicions aroused by the strange spectacle, folâ€" lowed the tracks in the snow which led to a fine young vineyard that had just reached full l;earing. He was at a loss to account for the strange tracks between the rows. First they led to one side and then to the other, but when he examined the vines he found that every one had been cut off at the root. W. S. Milmine, real estate agent, had been commissioned by the holder of the mortgage on the farm to look after it and see that everything was kept in good shape on Monday, and had arranged with the tenant to this effect. Mr. Milmine received a teleâ€" phone message saying that some one had been on the premises and had. damaged the plum trees. ‘ There will be a meeting of the Grimsby Beach Home and School Club in the School Rooms on Friday afterâ€" noon, January l1th, at 3.30. Mrs. A. W. Metcalfe will be the guest speakâ€" er, taking as her subject, Education. The Mother‘s Club will hold their January meeting at the.home of Mrs. James Merritt, Adelaide Street on Thursday afternoon, January 17th, at 3 o‘clock. ‘The election of officers for the coming year will take place. There will also be a musical proâ€" gram. All ladies are cordially invitâ€" Dr. John C. Sinclair is taking post Graduate studies at Toronto and Bosâ€" ton for a short time. The roads in the district have been HOI}-(?IT ERING EDgN:t â€"â€"h h‘;{fpefi'l j fts 4 workmanship. Estimates cheerfully in daz'zgerolfs condition for some time given. Prices reasonable. Emil H. now, it being reported by several| T.ent Box 17, Independent Office, motorists who have been driving cars| Grimsby. 6tc for‘many years th.at never before in WANTED â€" Board and room, central their memory has ice caused so much by young man clerk of good habits. trouble over as long a period as it| Apply Box 30, Independent. ite has this year.. The main highway at present is in very good shape owing LOST to the almost continuous sanding by | LOST â€" on highway between Hamilâ€" the department of highways. On the| ton and St. Catharines, 3 bars of Smithvilleâ€"Grimsby stone road, it has | . Steel ?lzwafd- Teleppous SC. Calhâ€" been claimed that until recently it was _ _MHBCs PIC _ _ _ oalen ____â€"_~ quite possible to skate from the ; LOSTâ€" on Elizabeth, Adelaide or Deâ€" Grimsby Mountain to No. 20 highway.| Pot Streets, 1 black waterproof oo 9 C E"W2Yâ€"! raincoat; yellow lining. Will finder 5 y & please notify The Independent Ofâ€" Dr. John C. Sinclair is taking POSt| fice, ite The January meeting of the Woâ€" e PA FX sohe ) men‘s Institute will be held on Tuesâ€" \ C GENUINE day, January 15th 2* the home of Mrs. f Sangster, Elizabeth Street. . The subâ€" f R E OL I ject of the meeting is Canadian 'In-‘i ANTISEPTIC D isinNrECTAN dustries and the convener is Mrs. Caudwell. The roll call will be ansâ€" s wered by naming a Canadian product | _â€"_â€"____ c _ and telling where it is produced. Each 4 member is requested to bring oneâ€"half j i 5bq pound of woolen rags. A talk and disâ€" l’l Ill o play will be given by Mr. Overholt Balloy’s of the Monarch Knitting Mills, St. Catharines. There will be a slogan contest and reading by a pupil of Mrs. * G. E. Bolton. The social committee Ao n ' in charge is composed of Mrs. Caudâ€" well, Mrs. Sangster, Mrs D. Cloughley CQEATES HEALTH and Mrs. Stevens. «â€" QESTOQES s STRENGTH The regular meeting of the Board of Education was held on Wednesday evening last when routine business s & 2 was transacted. 3, . R ‘\ m in Pn PÂ¥ T Fe & ’ Een Reumusat An enjoyable social evening was| nished or unfurnished, four or five spent by St. Andrew‘s A.Y.P.A., in| rooms and bath, heated. P.O. Box the Parish Hall, on Monday night.| _ 416, Grimsby. § 3tc Cards were played and prizes were| FOR RENTâ€"28 Oak St., from March won by Kay Burgess, Fred Gurney, ist, for information, apply to preâ€" Wilson Johnson and Ian Murdochk. sent tenant or P. E. Fairbanks, Box 45, Fort Erie. _ & 3tp The IL.O.D.E. Literary meeting will be held Monday, January 14th at 3 o‘clock at the rooms. Owing to the sickness of a . member of the Literary committee, the program will be of an impromptu nature. Members and their friends are asked to bring with them any favorite poem, quotation or short reading. A new form of barter was used on Saturday evening when two local girls "bartered" their way into the movie theatre by trading a oneâ€"pound box of chocolates for admission. Vandalism in a most unusual form was committed on a farm at Fruitâ€" land on Wednesday when nearly 700 grape vines in full bearing and a numâ€" ber of plum trees were destroyed. The regular meeting of the Board of Education was held on Wednesday evening last when routine business was transacted. 700 Grape Vines Are Destroyed at Fruitland Investigating Vandalism Local Items of Interest . THE INDEFENDENT. GRiIMSBY, ONTARIO Wednesday, Thursday, January 16 â€" 17 Randolph Scott, Gail Patrick "Poor Cinderella" "Club Continental‘"‘ ‘"Paramount Pictorial" "Superstitions of Three On a Match" : "A Dream Walking" __â€"MATINEEâ€" Saturday, January 12th, at 2.30 p.m. Doors Open at 2 p.m. Admission â€" Children 10c; Adults 20c Monday â€" Tuesday, January 14 â€" 15 "MURDER ON THE BLACKâ€" BOARD" Friday â€" Saturday, January 11 â€" 12 James Gleason, Edna May Oliver "Paramount Néws" "Derby Decade" "Fiddlin‘ Fun" MOORE‘S T nearrE â€" PHONE 64« 20 MAIN STREET EAST "YOU BELONG TO ME" Lee Tracy, Helen Mack "Ladies That Play" ‘"Keep In Style" "‘Madhouse Movies" "Keeping Time" If good health each day > youd court â€" biinkof . THIS FINE MILK aquart _ > "WAGON WHEELS" © assort a wauker, nc 3tc "Last year‘s licenses expired on the thirtyâ€"first of December," the minisâ€" ter warned motorists, ‘"and persons now driving without a 1935 Jlicense take the risk themselves of the penalâ€" ties provided in the event of an acâ€" cident occurring or the police taking action. Nearly 7,000 St. Catharines and disâ€" trict motorists face a hurried dash to the license bureau in the face of a warning from Hon. T. B. McQuesten, minister of highways, that old licenses have expired and no extension of time is to be allowed. Roland Howe, issuer of motor licenses, at St. Catharines, reported that only 350 had been issued. Last year the issue totalled 7,300. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at time of sale, there will be offered for sale by public auction on Wednesday, January 23, 1935, at the hour of eleven o‘clock, forenoon, by J. W. Kennedy, Auctionâ€" eer, at Hotel Grimsby, Grimsby, Onâ€" tario, the following lands, viz. all those parts of Lots 368, 365, 366, 364, 363, 362 and 361, according to Plan of the Town of Grimsby registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Diâ€" vision of the County of Lincolin as Corporation Plan No. 4, that may be within the boundaries of the lands hereinafter described, namely:â€" COMMENCING at a point in the easterly limit of Depot Street distant northerly one chain sixtyâ€"two links from the intersection of said limit of Depot Street with the northerly limit of John Street; THENCE northerly along the easterly limit of Depot Street sixtyâ€"six links more or less to a stake planted in the southerly limit of a rightâ€"ofâ€"way; THENCE easterly parallel to northerly limit of John Street two chains ninetyâ€"six links to a stake; THENCE southerly parallel with easterly limit of Depot Street sixtyâ€"six links to a stake; THENCE westerly parallel to northerly limit of John Street two chains ninetyâ€"six links to place of beginning. TOGETHâ€" ER WITH the rightâ€"ofâ€"way over and upon a strip of land immediately to the north of the lands hereinbefore described, having a width of ten feet and extending easterly from the eastâ€" erly limit of Depot Street. Upon said property is a frame resiâ€" dence known as No. 44 Depot Street. Property to be offered subject to reâ€" serve bid. NO EXTENSION IN PAYING MOTOR LICENSEsS MORTGAGE SALE For further particulars and condiâ€" tions of sale apply to: J. W. KENNEDY, Auctioneer, Beamsville, Ont. TERMS: 10% of purchase money in _cash, balance in 15 days. 16 MAIN STREET, EAST, GRIMSBY : PAHONE 174 T FREE DELIVERY TO CUSTOMERS WISHING AN ORDER Tomatoes Corn Am« Peas A~~ Beans A~~« Beets câ€"â€" ""BLUEBERRIES I IMXEEWOC%SS?ST rl“ii?fi&‘;“izm [ L 92 No. 2 tins 19¢ lb. 23¢ 2 lbs. 25c| ‘% Pineapple «:.«‘w%... Jam Stqu::: Cocoa Coffee Salada Ketchup Marmalade .: ) ~AN oUAqur/R_srj PALMO _ MWiy â€"A _0 o â€"scownomy aiways‘l _ {Lalk 3\ L\ D O th] [ Lâ€"sL i E_ 3 cakes R. C. CALDER, 100 St. Paul St.,, St. Catharines, Ontario Solicitor for the mortgagee Glassco‘s â€" 3%â€"0z nalade Pure Orange _ Jar Glassco‘sâ€"Raspberry or 32â€"o0z. Strawberry with added Pectin _ Jar » &» â€" Rowntree‘s Elect }-é,',l: Ayimer Sweet White Choice Quality Cut Ayimer Golden Wax Aylmer Sieve 4 Important Stockâ€"T aking Features ‘‘Too much of a good thing" is the cold truth about several lines in our warehouse, and rather than list these as stock for another year, we offer them at prices calculated to start a big wave of buying at Carroll‘s, Every item firstâ€"class. Every bargain represents a genuine saving in cash. We invite you to take part in this .great barvest. And compare our regular shelf pricesâ€"each one set to save you plenty. j a( Dated Chase and Sanborn‘s Tea Brown Label Heinz Tomateo Ayimer ADMISSION: 25¢ New Deal Store P. & G. Soap, cakes T0 for . :.;. @xz.... Sliced Pineapple, tins 2 for ....!...~ / auk Granulated Sugar 10 1bs. . .. . carsoctt Salada Tea +/ 1b, ... ALL PASSENGERS SAFE!. it 3 > 25 Grocery Specials JUNIOR FARMERS‘ AND PLOUGHMAN‘S 9 m 21 . J. Copeland & Co. "THE FIRST NEW DEAL IN CANADA" efi( . 9 : 19° WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16th, 9 p.m. BEAMSVILLE COMMUNITY HALL GRUMMITTS ORCHESTRA Old Time and Modern Dancing 9 : 19° 2 .. 27 c "la 28‘ . 29° JA 19° Tickets, Time Tables and all Coach Travel Information at n 39 . 30 *** 95 §'u‘g:ar sn 0c KANMACHER‘S RESTAURANT 55 17 "" 10° * 20° â€" 8t« WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9th, 1935 Corn Syrup, Edwardsburg or Bechive 39c ~ID. tin :. .: :"~ . Large Size Lemons Dozen‘.=.../.._ 3. Princess Soap Flakes Pkges, 2 for ...« ..~s.. Bulk Soap Chips 1Ibs. for .., ... APRICOTS tb. 23° PALMOLIVE 3 cakes 14° FANCY EVAPORATED DELIGHTFUL TOILET SOAP Lunch 25¢ per couple Chips 29c s 0 _19°