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TRAVE! via MOTOR COACH n THE REE{ But you don‘t need any such camâ€" era to make your own "candid camâ€" era" snapshots. Of course, you will not be able to shoot under ordinary room lightingâ€"unless your camera has an £.3.5 lens, or fasterâ€"but you will find ample opportunity in places where the light is better. For example, do you have a picâ€" ture of Dad, or Uncle, or Brother lighting his pipe? Nothing could be more characteristieâ€"and yet it‘s These candid snapshots are usuâ€" ally made with very small cameras, equipped with exceptionally fast lenses and film. Such cameras do not need brilliant light, and they can be handled so casually that they do not become conspicuous. Naturally such pictures have a lot of appeal. For they show people as they really areâ€"eating, talking, worrying. Many "candid camera" shots have been made at banquets, receptions, conferences and other such affairs. They show notables being thorâ€" oughly human, unaware of the presâ€" ence of a camera. for your next lodge, club or party outing SOME magazines and newspapers make a great toâ€"do about "candid camera‘" pictures, so called because they portray the great and nearâ€" great in unguarded moments and poses. A "candid camera" snapshot, replete with the troublous atmosphere of an unhappy moment. It tells the whole story. Tomato, ... FEED We Are Not Only Your Grocer, But Your Friend and Neighbor. Quality Low 2s Quick Service ANGLER SALMON Talls, 11¢ BUY A 12â€"TRIP TICKET AT ONLY & 2¢ PER MILE. â€" NO. 1 ONIONS 5 lbs. 11c Sliced PINEAPPLE OaAT PUFFS 10c â€"LCHARTER A MOTOR COACH _ 3 for 25¢ Coaches leave for Hamilton and Beamsville every hour; for St. Catharines, Niagara Falls and Buffalo every two hours. CALAY SOAP Highway King Coach Lines â€" CROSSE & BLACKWELL SOUPS For Information Call MILLYARD‘S DRUG STORE Phone 1, Grimsby. 4 for 19¢ THEAL BROS PHONE 5, GRIMSBY CURED MEATS 2 for 13c _ Vegetable MAGIC BAKING Clarke‘s POWDER y PORK & BEANS 16 0z.30c I|â€" 3 for 25c FALCON PEAS 10¢ CORN FLAKES 7c LIMITEOD Quaker Kellogg‘s ALL BRAN 19¢c â€" Fast film, a clean lens working at its widest opening, a watchful eye and quiet, unobtrusive camera work â€"these are the only essentials for many "candid" snapshots. It is essential that you use the fastest kind of film for these snapâ€" shots, for you usually have to work under some handicaps. Modern suâ€" persensitive < film is remarkable stuff ; you should know it, anyway. To get such a picture you have to be ready to take advantage of a fleeting opportunity. Some day, when you have your camera out for some shots around the house, your pipe smoker is quite likely to come out on the porch to wateu you. Maâ€" neuver so that he is in fairly good light, focus your camera for the disâ€" tance between him and your lens, watch for the moment he puts match to tobacco and then quietly turn and snap him. Chances are he won‘t realize what you have done. And you will have a "candid camâ€" era‘" shot to enjoy. A whole section of your album may be very well devoted to such pictures. Certainly they are interâ€" esting; more than likely they‘ll be amusing, too. the sort of thing you‘ll never find in an ordinary posed photograph. to all Términal Points (other than U.S.). Send and have rush parcels sent this way. Pearl Naptha Soap 10 for 34c PACKAGE EXPRESS SERVICE JOHN VAN GUILDER. SHAKER SALT Plain 2 for 9¢ Chocolate PUFF CAKES GROCERIES 2 lbs. 29¢ ia.n... C Black team, 2600 lbs., real nice thick blocky pair; chestnut mare, 5 years, 1300 lbs., well broken, ideal fruit mare; low set chestnut gelding, 1200 lbs., fully guaranteed; also bay geldâ€" ing, real nice quiet sound little horse, suitable for small farm and a bargain at $95; grey gelding, 1250 lbs., $95; bay mare, 1400 lbs., $95; black geldâ€" ing, 1500 lbs., $90; bay gelding, 1200 lbs., $85; also two high class well broken, 1300 lbs., mares. All guaranâ€" teed Any trial given. BEAMSVILLE â€" PHONE 71â€" "Devetion is like the candle which Michael Angelo used to take in . his pasteboard cap, so as not to throw his shadow upon the work in which he was engaged." â€"Phillips Brooks. HORSES! HORSES! by Misses Talbot and McQuade, and Mr. Jones. Misses Mary Irvine and Verna Swayze, programmes were printed by S. McCaskill, and posters were made by Misses Ellen Curtin, Pat McConnel, and Jean Green. The highlights of the programme were the Sissy Footâ€"ball Game, preâ€" sented by the boys of second and third forms, under the direction of Mr. Jones, and the Carioca by the girls of second form Commercial, directed by Miss Talbot. So well was the Sissy game received that it was encored, a tribute paid no other presentation. The Athietic Night was presented by the Athletic Societies, Boys‘ and Girls‘ of the school. It was directed Grimsbyâ€"ites were last Friday night afforded an opportunity to witness a gym display the like of which is selâ€" dom to be seen, when Grimsby High presented its annual Athletic Night. The display was put on by the P.T. classes of the school and ineluded exâ€" ercises, class drills, mat and apparaâ€" tus work, pyramids and dances. During her absence for half an hour, the home of Mrs. Atkinson, Paton St., was broken into on Tuesday evening. Some articles had been disturbed but nothing had apparently been stolen. A downstairs window had been opened and plants on the window sill had been moved aside. The police were notifed and searched the neighborhood but were unable to locate any suspects. ‘The April meeting of the Grimsby Library Board will be held on Thursâ€" Mr. T. Frank Flood, of Windsor, atâ€" tended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. R. D. Johnson on Monday. Mr. Flood, who operates the Border Press, in that city, was formerly an employee of The Independent. The next Literary meeting of Linâ€" coln Loyalist Chapter, LO.D.E., will be held on Monday afternoon in the club room at three o‘clock. Mr. Walter McRaye will speak on The King‘s Silver Jubilee and a Ladies‘ Chorus Alexina Rebekah Lodge No. 267, held a most successful Homemade Baking Sale on Saturday in the office of the Grimsby Natural Gas Company, the proceeds amounting to about $18. to capacity Friday evening. Vocal numbers by Mrs. Betzuner, Master Gareth Burgess, a male choir of 20 voices, and readings by Miss Reid preceded a musical farce, the presenâ€" tation of which was productive «of much merriment. A longâ€"needed improvement, the lack of which has caused considerable trouble through improper drainage, is the laying of tile drains along Maple Avenue, from Lake Street to the C. N. R. bridge, which is now in progress. Beginning April 1st dogs will not be allowed to run at large in the town. The bylaw will continue in effect unâ€" til November 1st. St. Andrew‘s W. A. decided at their last meeting to hold a Homemade Baking Sale, April 20th and a Rumâ€" mage Sale on May 11. Grimsby Hardware, to be operated by Mr. William Hardman, will open a store in the quarters formerly ocâ€" cupied by Millyard‘s Drug Store, 4 Main Street East, on Thursday of this week. The opening of the store is being marked by special values, full details of which will be found on page 8 of this issue. will sing Rule Britannia. There will be a tap dance by two young â€" girls. The public is cordially invited. A concert sponsored by the Ladies‘ Aid of Fruitland United church, and under the direction of Gordon L. Eaâ€" ton, of Grimsby, filled the church hall GRIMSBY HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Local Items of Interest PETER EDMOND evening. MATINEE, SATURDAY, APRIL 6th at 2.30 Wednesday â€" Thursday, April 1( «11 FOR SALEâ€"Very reasonable, English Gooseberry bushes. Early Spring planting most ideal time. Phone 7, Winona. itc Will Rogers "Paramount News" @gh. "Mirrors" "So You Won‘t T T T Talk" Roscoe Ates Cinders and Beach gravel.. Will accept Barnyard Manure in exchange. Order your Spring Bedding Stock early. Buy your Easter «Lillies at The Lincoln Floral Company, Phone 101R2, Grimsâ€" by, Ontario. FOR SALEâ€"8â€"16 International Tracâ€" tor, cheap. George Hill, Fruitland. 1tp FOR SALE â€" Seed Oats, Banner, 45¢ a bushel. Clean. J. E. Lawson, Phone 370, Grimsby. 1tp FOR SALEâ€"Potatoes, Hay, Oats, 40c per bushel. Walter Wilcox, Grimsby, R. R. No. 1, 3 miles southâ€"west of Grimsby. itc FOR SALE â€" Several reconditioned Power sprayers, also repairs and parts for Hardies Experienced mechanics, work guaranteed. W. T. Biggs, Phone 502J, Burlington. 3tc FOR SALE â€" Two good serviceable fruit farm horses. Apply Mrs. Wolfâ€" enden‘s farm, phone Beamsville 64â€"râ€"21. 3tp HAY, STRAW AND MANURE delivâ€" ered by truck. Apply to Stanley Cooper, Caistor Centre, Telephone 782, Smithville. 3tp FOR SALE â€" Seed oats, American Banner and Liberty; also choice Collie pups. Apply H. R. Grigg, Ridge Road, Grimsby, phone 3â€"râ€"5, Winona. Ste Shirley Temple, Lionel Barrymore "The Sunshine Makers" "‘The Dionne Quintuplets "THE LITTLE COLONEL" Children 10c MOORE‘S T nHneatRE Monday â€" Tuesday, April 8 â€" 9 May Robson, Hale Hamilton "California Weather" ‘"Fakeers Of The East" Friday, Saturday, April 5 â€" 6 PHONE 64. 20 MAIN STREET EAST if you would drink a quart a day °/ ‘ Gcod health &4 tould come sround to ~ stay â€" "GRAND OLD GIRL" V° pPary‘s "Mlk C Db (;rim§$0Y YOUR WANTS "JUDGE PRIEST" FOR SALE FOR SALE Advertise Adults 20c 16 MAIN STREET. EFist. GaIMSRBY PHONE 174 FREE DELIVERY TO CUSTONEEKS WIEEINCG AN ORDER __ Advertise OUR LIBERAL COMMISSION, no collecting, no delivering selling plan will provide you with steady work and a worthwhile income. Our new, ultra smart spring line of Ladies‘ Knitwear is ready. Write at once. British Knitwear, Simcoe, Ontario. 3tc To keep the commandments of our Master and follow his example, is our proper debt to him and the only worthy evidence of our gratitude for all that he has done. Outward worâ€" ship is not of itself sufficient to exâ€" press loyal and heartfelt gratitude." FRUIT FARM WANTEDâ€"Well fruitâ€" ed, 5 to 15 acres with or without buildings. Must be bargain. State terms. Write P. O. Box 231, Hamâ€" ilton. 3tp 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. 3tpâ€"A3 FOR RENT â€" 5â€"roomed house, cenâ€" tral location, rent reasonable. Apply Pettit & Whyte, Phone 40, Grimsby. fR 1tp zet results. CARROLL S LIMITEDâ€"A STORE IN YOUR LOGCALITY BISCUITS ,3: CORN .RX PLUM JAM % HERRING ,, SARDINES BEANS in H. P. SAUCE FIG ROLLS FANCY P R l SMALLER TENDER, MEATY, â€"and not only savings, but OCEANS OF SATISFACTION too. More and more wise women are coming to Carroll‘sâ€" the one outstam-i‘i_n.g_ _system of grocery stores that is iJ y "as o A Cemstilo : * S ‘ : C "’:" w B s s Silnoes LE $y | & aA 1 es FOR RENT WANTED in the Independent and comearo PLUMS 2 %# LOMBARD Tins _BRITISH CANADIAN CHOICE~â€"A REAL SPECIAL FANCY omes APRICOTS + FINE FLAVORED SOUTH AFRICAN FRUIT â€" Mary Baker Eddy BY SHOPPING AT PRUNES 3 PURELY CANADIAN Tender, Sweet White s Chocolate Marshmallow FRANKFORD SANTA CLARA FRUIT LIBBY‘S with Pork CONNOR In Tomato Sauce Brunswick Canadian 6 WAGSTAFFE‘S 32â€"01. | With Pectin Added â€" 42 20 â€" AUCTION SALE Under and by virtue of the powers contained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction on Saturday the 20th day of April, A.D. 1935 at the hour of two o‘clock in the afternoon at the law offices of G. B.â€" McConachie, Esq., Grimsby, Ontario, the following propâ€" erty namely:â€" ALL AND SINGULAR those cerâ€" tain parcels or tracts of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Township of North Grimsby in the County of Lincoln and.being comâ€" posed of all that part of the East half of lot number Two in the Third Conâ€" cession of the said Township of North Grimsby lying North of the present travelled road known as the Ridge Road and containing by admeasureâ€" ment ten acres more or less. For further particulars and condiâ€" tions of sale, apply to the undersigned, solicitors for the Vendor or to George B. McConachie, Esq., Barrister, Grimsâ€" by, Ontario. ; TERMS:â€"Ten per cent. of the purâ€" chase money to be paid down at the time of the sale. The balance to be paid within thirty days thereafter. The buildings thereon are ~said to consist of a barn. \ The property will be offered for sale subject to a reserve bid. d ne n en . | . Reeve Lawson and Deputy: Reeve Dated at Caledonia this 23rd day Of | Graham of North Grimsby and Ré@ve March, A.D. 1985. ‘Mogg of Grimsby, accompanied the ARRELL & 4RRELL:_ County Council on an inspection of Ca.le‘crioma, ;Onta.no. ‘county roads on Wednesday. The endor‘s solicitors. s roads in the east end of the county Ttz ooo â€"â€"â€"~â€"â€": L with a couple exceptions were found ‘‘The life of a devotee is a crusade| to. be in good shape. Roads in the of which the heart is the Holy Land."| western section of the county will be TCO _ Alfred de Musset.| "nspected on Thuarsday.â€"â€"â€".â€"â€"â€"â€" â€""The One and Only" Christie Biscuits 2 of V aluable Property REST YOUR NERVES â€"___â€". by motorcoach ony: * 27° :;g 2 Lhs. 27° Ingosguce hn 1 1 ¢ "* § m 25°¢ No. 24 Tin 2 h. 25° SFACTION e e rmtgy O : mita csw * Carrol® C im â€"â€"tuc? i t § y SRRNNET T: o t [ a ts ’“m": in Psn *A <py Sommait . m . £ (< â€" ana d a« \% Rorien es Ib. i c y 2 833. -. Nomessisy o3 y s t3 [ . § hss 34 y »*" * y ) No. 2 kz "E Tall * w Tins 6 m 1 ‘Tickets, Time Tables and all Coach Travel Information at No. 2 Tins *‘ 15° 10 10° KANMACHER‘S RESTAURANT 3â€"MINUTE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 19835. Lorne Stuart of Grimsby faced Magistrate Campbell in Tuesday‘s county police court on a charge of theft of 314 bags of timothy seed from: Lewis Hawkey, North Grimsby, beâ€" tween January 17 and 28. He was defended by R. H. Yates of Hamilton, declining to elect until later. Hawkey told of having the seed in his cellar on January 17 and missing it on the 28th, with no trace found. On Februâ€" ary 18 he identified two bags in Yewâ€" bank‘s feed store in Cayuga. He said Stuart was in the Hawkey cellar on the 17th. Ernest Hamilton, hired man, corroborated the original possesâ€" sion of the seed and Charles Yewâ€" banks testified to buying seed from accused on January 21 at $5 per busâ€" hel or $33.75 for the four bags. Two days after the bags had come from the Tillsonburg grading station, P.C. Robbie seized them. Mr. Yates, arguâ€" ing for dismissal, claimed bags by hundreds were common and stressed possible conviction on circumstancial evidence, then asked for a remand to April 16, when he would put accused on the stand in his own defense. Stuart was released on his own re< cognizance. Rapid Lustre â€" Longer Lasting REMANDED UNTIL APRIL 16 CALAY Toilet Soap STEEL WOOL Removes Grime pkg. SC Cash & Carry 2 tins 230 COMFORT SOAP Real Value 5 bars ]_8() The Wonder Soap iz GILLETTS LYE OXYDOL CLEANSER Springâ€"Cleaning FEATURES:! FLOOR WAX â€"lb. tinâ€"Ale arroll‘s Own 3 tins 14‘0 HAW ES* cakes pk. 19(: 23¢