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Dr. Ebenezer Hooper of Brockville, believed to be the oldest active Baptist minister in Canada and who was forâ€" merly stationed in this district, on January 3rd, celebrated his 88th birthâ€" day. "It is interesting to note that during Dr. Hooper‘s term in Beamsâ€" ville about the year 1877 he held serâ€" vices in Grimsby and was instrumenâ€" tal in the ‘building of the Baptist DR. HOOPER FORMERLY OF THIS DISTRICT TRAVEL via MOTOR COACH eA NTA Imperial Rice LBb.%.......; . Nonsuch Stove Polishâ€".:;... .. G. M. Tomatoes 2‘s squat .. ... . RED & WHITE JELLY POWDERS GOLDEN WAX BEANS .......... PORK & BEANS, 26 oz. .......... Majestic, Pure Manitoba $ss ... $2 90 Taorâ€" â€"â€" _ OW for your next lodge, club or party outing P. & G, NAPTHA SOAP .;....l%..aslall. y . LUX;, Small . ..msn c ... c malllary. GOLDENISPRAY CHEESE .......;..y.... G. & M. SWEET MIXED PICKLES, 35 oz. jar FLOUR FE%D CLOVER LEAF FANCY PINK SALMON, CLOVER LEAF FANCY SOCKEYE SALMON, talls, 34c CLOVER LEAF FANCY SOCKEYE SALMON, flats, 18c CLOVER LEAF FANCY COHOE SALMON, talls, .. . 22c Five Roses Flour Ts :c insy i on Five Roses Flour is :o s 0n BUY A 12â€"TRIP TICKET . AT ONLY 2e PER MILE. € Shortening 1I‘s :.; =. Bensdorp Cocoa ................................... 1 §C One Resolution That Will Mean Satisfaction And Big Savings Throughout 1935 â€" BUY at the Red & White Store, a Community Store Where Quality and Service Predominate. â€"ST. JOHN BEAUTY SHOPPE Coaches leave for Hamilton and Beamsville every hour; for St. Catharines, Niagara Falls and Buffalo every two hours. CHARTER A MOTOR COACH THERMIQUE â€" Heaterless, Shock Proof Machine will be used on all waves during this sale. Highway King Coach Lines For Information Call 3 Depot Street Genuine Nestle or Shelton Permanent Wave »tove 1 5c FINGER WAVE 35¢ MARCEL 50¢ SPECIAL THEAL BROS. PHONE 5. GRIMSBY â€" CURED MEAT 88 YEARS OLD A Pure Dutch Cocoa JANUAR Y c AV 2C * 12" LIMITEO Regular $5.00 for Call MILLYARD‘s DRUG STORE Phone 1, Grimsby. â€":FOR «. Kolona Coffee 9 e aensucete. Crown Tea Lb. .. . sasa ic Falcon Pears, 2‘s P for :.*# 2..% I1‘s R. & W. Coffee Lb. ~:;%:>~ o pkges. .>;... .. Dr. Hooper who is a veteran of the medical profession remembers witâ€" nessing the funeral of the Duke of Wellingtop in his native London. During his career he has participated in the British paper trade, farming in Ontario, the ministry and medicine. Dr. Hooper served as a surgeon durâ€" ing the North West Rebellion nearly fifty years ago and was also the first medical superintendent of Kingston General Hospital. _ Church at that time to all Terminal Points (other than U.S.). Send and have rush parcels sent this way. PACKAGE EXPRESS SERVICE POWDER $QYAD CLEANS and POLISHES WINDOWS, MIRRORS, BATH TUBS and WASH BASINSâ€" |2¢ Phone 121 GROCERIES IA‘s $3.50 . 5 for 17¢ . 2 for 19¢ 2 for 25¢ is ~~~88€¢ ~A0° 7. 990. /30 ied .. 49° > 21 5 for 25¢ 3 for 29¢ 2 for 19¢ cAnnot SCRATCH 13¢ the town was obliged to take care of its own hospitalization cases first. (Continued on Page 5) C. S. Bean, editor of the Indepenâ€" dent, was reâ€"appointed to the Library Board for a term of three years. Grants Requested Requests for grants to the Salvation Army and the Sick Children‘s Hosâ€" pital were laid on the table. It was pointed out that the town was assistâ€" ing the former through the county grant while in the case of the latter A resolution, introduced by Reeve Mogg and Councillor Lothian, grantâ€" ing the amount of $1200 requested was unanimously approved by the council. Reeve Mogg took occasion to refer to the value of that institution to the town and thanked the members of the Library Board for the service they were rendering without remunâ€" eration to the municipality. Police Report The police report for the month of December showed one police court case, thirteen complaints investigated, fines of $18.50 paid to the treasurer and 19 transients accommodated. Grant To Library Board William Montgomery, speaking on behalf of the Public Library Board, reviewed in detail the requirements of the Board for the current year, the sum of $1800 being required to . efâ€" ficiently operate that institution for the year, part of which would be takâ€" en care of by the township. He pointâ€" ed to the large number of patrons beâ€" ing served both in the town and townâ€" ship and the valued asset it was to the community. The Board, he said, last year pared outlays to the very minimum. An amount of $1200, hel stated, would be needed this year from the town while the township would be approached to provide the remainder of the amount required. Mayor McPherson here intimated, in reply to a query, that they expected to begin work in ‘connection with the stone quarry on Monday. (Continued from page 1) _ position to pay as high a wage as would otherwiseâ€"be the case. He also observed that a considerable portion of relief was confined to a certain secâ€" tion where unsatisfactory housing conditions existed and suggested that the building inspector see that any buildings erected come up to a cerâ€" tain standard. The. Mayor. recomâ€" mended continuance of careful finâ€" ancing in order that our credit be maintained and hoped that in a short time it would be possible to reduce the burden of taxation. in other places. He again expressed the view that men on relief should work for what they got and intimated that approval of the relief projects which the town was to undertake had come through from the government. Reeve Mogg Reeve Mogg also extended a welâ€" come to the new council members and hoped every one would coâ€"operate, one with the other. Alluding to the reâ€" lief problem, he regretted that it had become. such a burden, here as well as REGULARâ€"SESSION GRIMSEY COUNCIL A number of farmers are taking advantage of the recent heavy fall of snow to utilize their sleighs in comâ€" ing to town, sleighing being excellent at the present time. Mr. James J.. Russ of Buffalo, N.Y., son of Mr. J. D. Russ, Grimsby, was recently the fortunate winner of a De Luxe Ford Car which he won in a prize drawing held in connection with an entertainment given under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge of that City, holding the lucky ticket numâ€" ber. Anniversary services will be held in the Baptist Church on Sunday. The preacher will be Rev. Norman Mcâ€" Leod of Brampton. The subject of the morning sermon will be "The Gosâ€" pel for An Age Of Change," and in the evening, "What Is Salvation." The choir will render special musical numâ€" bers at both services. The I.O.D.E. will not hold the usâ€" ual bridge at the club rooms on Monâ€" day next. F Mr.:J. W. Frid, for a number of years director of religious education at St. Giles United church, Hamilton, gave an inspiring and forceful address at a special rally of the young people of Trinity United Church on Monday evening at which nearly one hundred were in attendance. A recreational and social hour was afterwards held. SPECIAL News Fiashâ€"Cress Corn and Bunion Salves together banish . eight common foot ailments. At Dymond‘s Drug Store. The Women of St. Andrew‘s W. A. are having an afternoon tea at the home of Mrs. T. Liddle, Main St., East, Wednesday, afternoon, January 23rd, from 3 to 5.30. A cordial invitaâ€" tion is extended to all. Local Items of Interest THE INDEFPENDENT..GRIMSBY, ONTARIO Wednesday â€" Thursday â€" Jan. 23 â€" 24 "NAME THE WOMAN" Richard Cromwell, Arline Judge ‘"Paramount News" ‘"When Do We Eat" "Scrappy‘s Toy Shop" ‘"Screen Snapshots" ‘"Medbury In Morroco" Robert Donat, Elissa Landi, William Farnum "Mickey‘s Steam Roller"" â€" MATINEE â€" Saturday, January 19, at 2.30 p.m. Doors open at 2 p.m. Admission: children 10c; Adults 20c Monday â€" Tuesday, January 21 â€"~22 "THE GAY DIVORCEE" Friday â€" Saturday, January 18 â€" 19 _ The Canadian National Railways will at the end of this year close up their prngs?ih'bf*firfigb?‘ ‘Offite_â€"a¢ â€"Part Colborne and will amalgamate part of.the staff with those employed at the passenger station. The move is one of economy and two positions, that of accountant and car checker will be abolished. Owing to the Anniversary Services in the Baptist church on Sunday, the evening service at Trinity United church will be withdrawn in order to enable members of the congregation to attend. FIVEâ€"ROOM BUNGALOWâ€" on Nelâ€" les side road, near highway; newly decorated inside and out; acre of fruit trees. For further informaâ€" tion, phone Niagara Brand Spray Company, Burlington, 800, reversâ€" ing charges. 4tc FOR SALE â€" A quantity of Timothy Hay, Baled, delivered or at barn or will accept good Jersey Cow for same. Apply to Harmon Hodgkins, Smithville, Phone 46â€"W, Smithville. 1tp WANTED â€" Large Canadian Comâ€" pany requires immediately a salesâ€" man for Niagara District. Only reâ€" sidents considered. Give age and full details Box 5, Independent Office. 3tc FOR RENT â€" Modern Dwelling furâ€" nished or unfurnished, four or five rooms and bath, heated. P.O. Box 416, Grimsby. 3tc FOR RENTâ€"28 Oak St., from March 1st, for information, apply to preâ€" sent tenant or P. E. Fairbanks, Box 45, Fort Erie. 3tp FOR RENT â€" 7 roomed house, 13 John Street. Apply John Stadelâ€" mier, Grimsby. 3tc FURNITURE REPAIRING â€" Have your Chesterfield, Couch or Odd Chair reupholstered and refinished like new at a small cost. Estimates cheerfully given, Apply Emil H. Lemp, Box 17, Independent Office. 6tp "THE COUNT OF MONTI CRISTO®" MOORE‘S TheatrRE Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers "Dumbell Letters" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (;rimsby _ PHONE 64. 20 MAIN STREET EAST found ,'/ Day after day, the Whole year round, In our home this qood 3 @ FOR RENT FOR SALE WANTED Dairy‘s LOST Centy Amsort a watsan. me. CFIT 16 MAIN STREET, EAST, GRIMSBY PHONE 174 FREE DELIVERY TO CUSTOMERS WISHING AN ORDER H. Sanders, dairy manager, claimâ€" ed his firm had paid this employee considerably in advance and actually did not owe him any money at the time the warrant was served. Defence counsel contended that the money adâ€" vanced was a loan and, regardless of how it was being paid back, wages were due the employee each week. CcOMMENCING 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 (Continued from Page 1) received a receipt from the bailiff showing that the cheque had been paid "in trust" pending settlement of the case. This cheque had subsequentâ€" ly been cashed through the bank, and both cheque and receipt were entered as exhibits in court. Mr. Sanders also swore that is firm did not actually owe this employee any 'mone'y at time distress warrant was issued and he contended the firm was not liable to pay the tax under such circumstances. 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, 1985, at the hour of â€"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 Lincoln as Corporation Plan No. 4, that may be within the boundaries ofthe lands hereinafter described, namely:â€" JUDGMENT WAS RESERVED MORTGAGE SALE 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. ‘ For further particulars and condiâ€" tions of sale apply to: J. W. KENNEDY, Auctioneer, Beamsville, Ont. ‘ TERMS: 10% of purchase money in cash, balance ip_157" days. Soup "MH." Quaker :. Jellies ..>.*,, Canadian White BEANS â€" 3 ibs Kellogg‘s ALLâ€"BRAN is ' a CHOCOLATE CC hnd Egflui%g Marshmallow 2 lbs. 25 % WITH PORK No. 2% e;( e@ns Ayimer Brand 2 :ins S 19 ; Finest Japan RICE â€" 3 lbs Natural Cereal SUNERA _ pkg CATSUP TOMATOES Choice Quality SAUCE Aylmer Tomato Lachine Golden Wax Lynn Valley Dessert PEARS 9 mo + PLUMS 3 'No. 2 tins CHERRIES no Aylmer Chili Frankford Sweet CORN 3 No Frankford Sieve 4 BEANS & 2 No PEACHES 16â€"0: Aylmer Red 3 :,-:ffi"':'::" ,2' .: Aia mt utt. Ahes ce 0h dcvots As n un ind drnt BCA db idsA dn db ho d ds tAAA J x c 4A ie &A 3 a 2A hx se wor . amen 32 a Bs s it . o5 4 .. \‘g "A. . A o 3: a o 1. & .. oo ols se faas. #..% -:.':S:Eeizii'i;.:‘:ii-;% _ wild ioh . + ':' : Soooke * siots m Tess ttosnaies â€"Geroaree . <g t w t s on C 'Z"EE-:,":,:«,.::'v-.c;:'::':"'%’ c C3 . ig . > . 3 4 bsq oi 9 hi Robin Choice PEAS 2 Australian Choice R. â€"C. CALDER, 100 St. Paul St.,, St. Catharines, Ontario Solicitor for the mortgagee large bottle Vvvâ€"â€"â€"â€"'oâ€"T * YFrom Your Viewpoint No. 2 tins Ig. btis 2 tins 2 tins 2 tins No. 212 â€"â€" tin 2 tins pkg tin 22c 11¢ 25¢ 14¢ 19c 14¢ 19¢ 25¢ 21c 21c ©5¢ 19¢ 16c 9c Fortyâ€"one years of catering to Canadian! That GRAND EXPERIENCE has taught us what you expect of a firstâ€"class grocerâ€"how to please intelligentlyâ€"in short, how to serve FROM YOUR VIEWPOINT. When buying, it‘s you we think of; when setting a price, it‘s you we consider. And we believe you are our customer (or will be soon) because Carroll‘s sell the groceries you want, in the way you want, AT PRICES YOU WANT TO PAY. e & FEACH PE is Serumptious! vwz'm‘sz% t §g AigrfiPRlC(.)'l:: We fea'ture____t‘hese luscious fruits, IN DRIED > is 4 K. WA aA£k,0k MU@WQUS U eB % 7 P and . & %*/ Ja Southl. Africanâ€"British _ Empire _ fruit. h L4 WJ@;‘/ mss £ FANCY QUALITY, dried, clean, tender ~-?'v"':‘-;»_ c3 4 *# ”;'3 halves. Regular value 25¢ pound. Apple Sauce | { Pie Pumpkin i {Blueberries gysniepss, pnooth. Temping $ $ Pumplin Pio eniors ream $ $ witoue Overmuch Liguorâ€" No. 2 No. 21 No. 2 2 squa(: tins ].9(: 8 2 ;,ins/é 19(3 ; 2 squnot tins 210 ROLLED OATS ig. Quick or Regular phkg Since the separation of the Unitedl,]o Counties of Lincoln and Welland in | Cz 1857, Grimsby Township supplied one be ‘:‘z%{;j'.%i-; . R :-:l:w .":'_/ Lo a, * THE COUNTY CARROLL‘S LTD. y se Ig{tare«~"s _ 30 W. J. Copeland & Co. Maxwell House Coffee F‘ib. tin : .: a>..;@; Good Coffee T1b.."~:."*: 7 New Deal Store Rolled Oats, Quick or large flake, 5 lbs for Fry‘s Cocoa 14 lb. tin .. ‘CHOOSE .THE BEST. * i3 23° Grocery Specials So is APRICOT. We feature these luscious fruits, IN DRIED STATE, specially for pie filling. Yet don‘t overlook the DELICIOUSNESS and LOW COST when stewed for dessert. "THE FIRST NEW DEAL IN CANADA" pkgs. PEACHES » 17° Del Monte, FANCY QUALITY, ‘dried, large, clean, tender halves. Regular value 19c pound. & C Apricots ». 23 ©38° 25° 20° 20 ¢ . No. 1 Onions When Grimsby village incorporated ’in 1876, she provided her own repreâ€" sentative in County Council and in 1880 John H. Grout was the Warden. Wardens from Grimsby since then have been â€" 1892 Wm. F. Clarke; IS}I&â€"A\Wm. Mitchell, so you can see that in &â€"period of 59 years Grimsby has only had \the honor three times, while North Grirmsby has had it five times since 1885 a preriod of 50 yearg»~ those wardens previoks Mfi;“:)"bzaing Jonathan Carpenter in 1886; W. B. Calder in 1905. Grimsby‘s turn must be just around the corner. Warden in the person of* Abishai Morse of Smithville, in 1862. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16th, 1935 Oranges, Extra Special Large Sunkist Navals 35c Dozen‘..:::"> ;. 37. Carrots, Washed, Sweet and Sound C 6 gt. Basket 20 10 lb. Bag 2 [