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\~ . Mrs. Carl Fox returned to Walkerâ€" ) ton last Tuesday, after a short visif > to Dr. and Mrs. F. G: Hughes â€" and â€"â€"Othsr friends. Â¥ (. â€" + ‘Mrs. Snyder, who has been such a â€" ptpular visitor in town _ for some weeks the guest of hor father, Mr. >,, William Pawson, has returned to her ~ bome in Toronto: . _Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Hallman _ and ‘~ Miss A. F. Spider were visitors in Mew York for several days _ this Miss Emma Walz, whose marriage tc Mr. Peter Hergott of St. Agatha takes place on Tuesday was on Satâ€" urday evening presented with a handâ€" some table, the gift of her former émployers, Messts. Roschman & Bro., «apd her girl friends and fellow workâ€" ers. This tangible expression of good will was much appreciated by the reciptent. A few houtrs were _ very pleasantly spent by those _ present. Following was the address read:â€" Hoping you will make good use of it, and wishing you the very best of suceess and happiness during your married fife, we always hope to reâ€" main your friends. Signed, Messrs, Richard Roschman & Bro * and Your Girl Friends. SIMPLE CURE 2 Mlay 10th, 1914. Dear Emma.â€" It is with a â€" great deal 0/ pleasure that we have gathâ€" ered hoic this evening to try and show you in a small way the great love and high esteem in which you are held by us all. For many years you have work=d â€"most faithfully with us, and during this long period, have always showed yoursel to be ever willing and kind, never failing _ to petform your duties to your very best abi#fity. Now that you are about to leave: us ‘to take the step in _ life which you are contemplating we ask you to kindly accept this small gift as a remembrance from your many working friends. . Unfortunately imost of us have had some expericnce with ‘"Grippe"" _ or in fiuen: a . When you feel the _ first symptomsâ€"don‘t waitâ€"take a _ dose of "Kephaldol." A tablet or _ two will châ€"ck the cold and the fever and headache _ will â€" quickly _ disappear "Keprhaldol" was first used by _ Dr. Stohr _ jn â€" Vienna and so successful was h‘s prescription that the world‘s best doctors endotse its use for _ the cute of Feverish Colds, Influenza and Nervous Affections. ‘‘Kephaidol" _ is harmless and will treduce the temper ature _ vwithout the bad afterâ€"efects which follow the use of many _ drugs Should your _ find it difficult to Mpro eure locally, send 50e. direct to the Manufacturers for a large tube. A\d dress :â€"Kerhaldols Limited, 31 Latâ€" our Street, Montreal. 22. PRESENTATION 1O Mrs. MacDonald of Montreal was the guest of her sister, Mrs. :Jaco‘» Hespeler, during the Past week, Mr. WarDon~ld coming up later for a weekâ€"end visit over the holiday. ‘Miss â€" Ethel L. Perley of Ottawa Fa‘d a _ visit to her grandparents Crovn Attommy and Mrs. W. H. Powlby: last week, before leaving with her father Hon. G. H. Perley aud Mrs. Perley to spend the Sumâ€" wer in England. Messts. 0. Ufielman, F. Kudobe and Mr J. K. Shinn are attending _ the frneral in â€" Wellesley _ toâ€"day ol Mr. Kreutzweiser. ~Niss 4. Kaulman is attending a S. K, con ention in New Hamburg toâ€" day. ;Mrs. Bowles of Toronto was a welâ€" come visitor at ‘"Bleak House‘"‘ over 4h~ hâ€"l‘day, the guest of Mr. ard Â¥rs. Lea Hogg and son, William Dourlas, of Toronto. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Hogg, King Street. . . Miss Alice Bochm has returned to Torento, _ after _ a visit of several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Chas A. Fo hm. ~Mr. and Mrs. Alison Mcintyre ard gou paid a visit to Toronto frieads @ er the holiday. flp‘ Lj)}y Duncan left Thursday for a %.wmith Toronto friends. ~ Mr. W. G. Weichel, M.P., with his Wile and family, spent Victoria Day with Elmira friends and relatives. * Mrs. Cr.wford of Toronto is a vis~ tor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J.. Wright, Mary street., > Mrs. A. H. Smyder and Misses Minâ€" mnie end Floremce Smyder motored to Bufalo this week for a short visit. . Miss Hildegard Kuaull spent the 24, th hyr two brothers at Buflalo. FIRST USED IN VIENNA. FOR LA GRIPP MISS WALZ Orkâ€" The feature of the program was an ood address delivered by Dr. Geiger, the the subject being, "Narcotics and Medical °ty ‘Temperance." The address was deâ€" ent. livered in a manner that was pleasâ€" ~â€" sing and instructive to all those Preâ€" 14 ‘seng and was listened to with undiâ€" { Vided attention. The doctor referred ©3° to the evils of the cigarette and alâ€" “;:; coholic liquors. _ Also to the evil ;“ cures that are constantly advertised youlm daily papers to cure the habitual us use of thg same ; Alcohol is treated Eith as a po.s?n-and should not be used ave|*" * medicine, only under the superâ€" yer |V1Sioe of a, Doctor. The greatest proâ€" {p |Eress is to educate ghe child, the best mst,l"" child a better knowledge of the 10| Yay to educate the child is to give lik'l"“' child a better _ knowledge of the ask ) human tody. _ Interesting discussions _:~, [follewed. A petitign was _ circulated Tuesday motning among the hardwate _ met chants of the Twinâ€"City, to close on Wednesday afternoon, durng July and August. The Watetloo hardware merâ€" chants had signed the petition _ pre viously and _ Tuesday all _ the Berâ€" lin hardwate metchants agtreed to do likewise. HARDWARE MERCHANTS A hcarty vote of thanks was tendâ€" Pred to the â€" Doctor for his kindngss in delivering such an excellent _ and much appreciated address. A very acceptable quartette was rendered by Mrs. _ (Cressman, Mrs. Perschbacher Mrs. TJahn and Miss McDougall An offerimg was received and a vote _ of thanks tendered to the hostess Mtrs. (Geo. Wegenast for her kind hospitalâ€" ity. "87 18 Tor iree isthip?"tion and . may be â€" provured _ on aPPlication to the Publications _ Branch of the DePartâ€" ment of Agrieultnre at Ottawa The Doparttimnt of Agticulture _ at Ottawa has available for free distr; bution upwards of two hundred publi cations _ including reports, bulletins, and circulars.. These have been issu ed. from time to tims, py the several Pranhes and deal with almost evers phase _ of agricultural _ scirnee and pra tice. 1 list of these has been printed in pamphlet form giving the title, authot, sng date of rach. This list is for free distfipltion and _ may The. parlor _ meeting of the W.C.T. U. which was held on Wednesday altâ€" ernoon at the home of Mrs. Geo. Wegcnast _ was, as usual interesting and very profitable, There was â€" a splendid attendance of members and friends. â€" ' Splendid Address ‘ Mrs. Williamâ€"Hogg was the hostess of the‘ Waterloo, Presbyterian Ladies‘ ‘Aid Society on Thursday afternoon, when _ the members and their friends en‘oyed a very pleasant and profitable afternocn together in the interests of the Society. Amongst other business arramged for, was the holding of~ a ‘"‘Talent Tea‘" on June 26th, when the ladies hope to have a very atâ€" tractive display of their best, homeâ€" made dainties, which will be sold at reasomable prices. Mrs. F. W. DeMille was the charmâ€" ing hostess of a particularly bright and jolly card party at her home last Friday afternoon, when some thirty of her lady friends, including several visitors, enjoyed a number of rounds of Auction Bridge, Mrs. P. V. Wilsqn and .Mrs., Purvis cartying off the pretâ€" ty prizes, after which High Tea was served, when the hbstess was ably asâ€" sisted by Mrs. Wilson, Miss Butler and Miss Bessie Dawson. Frank Haight, on Thursday evening, when several matters in the interests of the Club received careful considerâ€" ation, and every efort will be â€" put forth to make the present year â€" one of the most interesting and profitable in the history of the Club. The Grand River Country Club was unusually gay and attractive last Saturday, whon delightful little Toa partics were giveh hy the various hosâ€" tesses, in honor of theitr visitors, aâ€" mongst whom were Mrs. MacDonald of Montreal, Miss Ethel L. Perley of Ottawa, and Mr. Bert Suddaby, forâ€" merly of Berlin. The Twinâ€"City ladies and gentlemen who made such a pronounced success of the Operetta "Bul Bul‘" in _ the Waterloo Town Hall recently, were tntertained: to a delightful dance and sUpper party in the Orpheus Hall last Tuesday evening. The music and flcor were all that could be desired, and the hospitality was greatly apâ€" preciated by th: merry party. successful and entbusiastic meeting at the home of .the President, _ Mrs. Frank lhi;_lt. on flfir*y evening, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Seagram have been guests at the ‘"Queen‘s‘‘ Toronâ€" to, this week for the races, and othâ€" er festivities in honor of the visit of Their Roval Highnesses the Duke and Duchess oi Connaught and Princess of Patricia. â€" PUBLICATIONS ON _ AGRI TURE. ‘The Executive Committee of the on Temperance UT Every one of them must be good enough to uphold our reputation. There are two kindsâ€"the dnint( * Fancy Thin‘" and the "regular‘‘ Dairy Cream Bodas. P ER R I NS Dairy Cream Sodas D. S. PERRIN & COMPANY L IM I T E D The following resolution moved and seconded by Reeve Wegenast and W.H. Futt respectively, was passed with out a dissenting vote:â€" That, acting upon the resclution submitted by the Board of ‘Trade, recommending the granting of a loan of $15,000 to the. Doering Trunk Co., Ltd., this Cowncil approves the proposal, namely the acquiring of the rdell, Greene Co. property, orykt: condition that the said company will expend not less than ten thousand dolâ€" lars in the purchase of additional land and the erection, of a puilding thereon, all to be included in the morttgage mentéoned in the resoâ€" lution, and that the Town Solicitor be instructed to prepare the necâ€" Councillor Mallman said he endorsâ€" ed the stand of the previous Councilâ€" lors who had spoken _ in supporting the factory. ‘ Councillor Kutt replied _ that â€"he favored a new factory, as, he had hopes that sometime the _ Wardell, Greene factory would be used for anâ€" other industry coming to town. Mr. Doering replied that the addiâ€" tional money to be spent would be over $10,000, and he was quite willâ€" ing to have this entered in the byâ€" law. Mir. Shuh asked the Councillors if they: would rather give a loan o# $20,000 or $25,000 for the erection of arew building, at a cost of $30,000 or $35,000, or give $15,000? Mr. Woeller suggested that a speâ€" cial committee be appointed of the Council to look into the matter and report at a later meeting. However, be withdrew this, and said he was heartily in favor of the idea. Reeve Wegenast said he thought Messrs. Doering and â€" bis associates had as much right to come _ belote the Council and ask for a loan as any other company. However, he thought the ratepayers ought to bhave more information before they were iasked to vote on it. ‘‘The proposition looks good to me," said Councillor Mover, _ "and there is no reason I can see why we should delay any longer than necesâ€" sary, but have a _ byâ€"law prepared and submitted to the people. Mr. Doering replied that they did rot know as yet, as no tenders had been called for. He stated that it won‘d cost $11,000 to purchase â€" the former Wardell Greene property, and the company would promise to spend at least another ten thousand _ dolâ€" lats on the plant. Several tempting offers had been received from outside points, but the firm _ wished if posâ€" sible to remain in‘ Waterloo. C .1 $s y ACemmpmeiihe At the monthly meeting of the Wat~ erloo Town Council held on ~Monday night, a communication ‘was received irom the Board ol Trade enclosing a copy of a resolution _ which .. was passed by that body last week _ reâ€" commending to the Councél that a byâ€"law be submitted to the ratepayâ€" ers authorizing a loan of $15,000 to the Doeting Trunk Co. for the . purâ€" pose of _ purchasing buildings _ and property and the erection of an adâ€" ditional building to be used as a box factory. â€" ~ BYILAW T0 TRE RATEPAYERS! ° â€" SOLE AGENTS for Ladies _ fra t irtatpl t tiac ditises : <(5, f 6 § "â€" ZHas? ' Waterloo Town Counti} Tramacts Consid. ~Kayser GIOVCS Mr. Doering was present together with Mr. L. Shuh in the interests of the proposition, and explained that the building would be 50 x 80 feet and two storeys in height. ‘‘What would be the cost of the box factory?" inquired _ Councillor Halstead. PERRINS In sealed packages at 5, 10 and 25 cents at your grocet‘s. Every package guaranteed. Send toe. in coin or stamps and your grocer‘s name for the * Perrin sample package®‘ of some of the other Perrin‘s Biscuit Dainties. 12 Various Deputations a. CANADA | Mr. Wegenast wanted to know _ if i the Town Solicitor had advised as to | the persons permitted by daw to be | members of the new Hich School | Board as «equested a frw weeks ago. ‘He was informed in the negative. Mayor Kaviman also mentioned a couple of streets to be sprinkled, which led Chairman Holle to say that if there are so many streets one man cannot do it, and it would be necessary to have more help to _ do the work satisfactorily. One of the William St. residents complained that one half of the peoâ€" ple living on the street were being taxed for sprinkling the street while the other half was not. Mr. Wegenast drew the attention of the chairman of the Board of Works to the imperifect way in which King street is being sptrinkled, and was joined in this by Councillor Woeller. ‘‘It seem$ to be a race track," exâ€" claimed: the latter. . Tax Collector J. Uffelmann comâ€" plained about tax slips being incorâ€" rect and being prought to him for vears back, of which he did not have the rolls. He was instructed to reâ€" fer the partics to the Town Clerk. The regulat pudget of accounts was recommended to be paid in the Fin The Globe â€" Furniture Co. _ byâ€"Jaw, making a loan of $50,000, which was recently carried by the _ ratepavers, was given §ts third reading. Reeve Wegenast was the mover of a committee composed of Mayor Kaufman, and Councillors Halstead, lolle, Wegenast and Hallman to go thoroughly into. the matter with the Advisory Committee, and bring in a report at a future meeting. Mr. Froclich replied that this could not be done, that a lot _ alongside cnother on which a building was er ected would have to be assessed sim ilarly. Assessor C. Froelich, asked« that the Council arrange with the Regisâ€" try office at BerKn to receive a mmnonthly report of the transfers of property in Waterloo, in â€" order to facilitate the work of assessing, and also to have the forms printed _ adâ€" vising the people of the fine incurted of 4100 if the income tax reports are not returned within ten days, or properly filled out. Councillor Hallman duting the disâ€" cussion on taxes asked if it would be possible to discuss the assessment on vacant lots, which, in his opénion, showd be at their full value. Mayor Kaulman said he did â€" not know how such appropriations of land. could be paid for, as there was nothing put in the estimates for it. Councilior â€"Halstead said that while he did not wish to seem in opposition to the industry, he thought that it was too much. monmey to expend _ on extending the street at present, when it would chiefly benefit one man. The clerk was instructed to make the necessary arrangements asked for by the assessor. * uP ht Iemenacton io es put through, and he wishd to find out what was to be done. Mr. Wells presented a couple of alternative plans for the projecting of the street. It was found somewhat ditiicult to make the extension, in view of the fact that under the act all Mighways have to be 66 ft. in wid‘n, and in this case there. would hbe one . strip that would not be that distance. Mr. D. Hibner, chairman of the Beriin Park Board appeared before the Council in connection with _ the taxing of a piece of land which lies in Waterioo, but which is the propâ€" erty of the Berlin ‘Park Board. The matter will be further considered. Dr. C. W. Welts of the Advisory Committee to the Town Council on Town Planning together with â€" other nembers of the committee in _ conâ€" nectwfon with the extension of Queen street to Frederick â€"street was present. Dr. Wells stated that Mr. Hamel of the Waterloo Brush Co. wished to build an addiâ€" tion, but if he did so it would be on the roadway, if a road was to be votes of the electors." . Pétition for Sidewalk. A petition was received‘ asking for a sidewalk on Spring street, on poth sides, between Albert and Queen Sts. The petition was referred to the enâ€" Mr. J. Stroh of the Waterloo TAbrâ€" ary Board asked the Council to erect a flag pole at the Library, a# a flag had been.donated and it was thought probable that the Council would doâ€" nate the pole required. ‘"We wil give it our serious . conâ€" sideration,"‘ repMed Mayor Kaufman. Wanted & Filag Pole. Given Third Reading Incorrect Taxâ€"Slins. Taxes on Park Land. Street Sprinkling. Queen St. Extension. Tax Reform The Bell Telephone Co. was reâ€" cently communicated with in regard to placing fire alarm boxes on their poles, and the detter in reply was read at the Council meeting and the térms accepted. The License Inspector forwarded a check for $672.52 for Waterloo‘s hall year share of the licenses collected in Waterloo. Councillor Halstead said he underâ€" stood the solicitor had not as vet ance and Printing Committee report, which was adopted. 06000900000000900000008 Â¥4#4941448944440400844941949440404464048 “OWO“: LIBERAL CONVENTION A Convention of the Liberal Electors of the North Riding of Waterloo will be held at the: Town Hall, Waterloo, on Tuesday, 9th June, 1914, at 3 o‘clock P.m., to elect officers of the Associaâ€" tion and to prePate for the appreach:mg â€" Provincial General Elecâ€" tion. All Liberal Electors, \\")ether delegates or not, ate cofdially inâ€" Yited to the Convention. * Readyâ€"Made Dresses This store always carries a good choice of women‘s wear and espec;. aâ€" ially such lines as Dresses, Suits, Coats,; Skirts and Blouses. One hal of eur ground floor is devoted to the sale olf these garments and the deâ€" mand for our goods is growing continually. _ Zadies‘ House Dresses JAMES C. HAIGHT, . Secretary, N.W.R.A. Neatly made house dresses, made in plain Chambrays and Striped Ginghams, good washing colors, in large, medium and small sizes. Very Special Prices $]’ 1.25 and 5150 Ladies‘ White and colored Wash Dresses in Crepe, Ratine and Linens, in shades of blue, Pink, Tan, all in the very newest styles at special Prices $2.50, 3, 3.50, 5, 6 to $7.50 Ladies® Fine White Dresses in Cotton Voile, Crepe and Fine fiff'ffi geauttful Individual Designed Dresses, swell styles, priced at i ‘4}}\!! 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Mayor Kaufman presided at the meeting, and all the membersâ€" were in attendance, as well as about twenty ratepayers. forwarded to the Railway and Muniâ€" cipal Board the debentures which were sold, and presented a resolution that the solicitor be urgently requesâ€" ted to do so. The meeting adjourned at 10.50 o‘clock. In Waterloo Mizslin from H. J. SIMS, President, N.W.R.A. â€" We are Satisfied that we carry the largest stock of Raincoats in Waterloo.â€"Both Ladies‘ and Gents‘. Prices from $5, 5.95, to 16.50 Ladies‘ Newest Blouses in _ Crepes and Vorles, also Middy and _ Balken, all blouses, many styles at one. price . m m 2.00 Ladies‘ clegant White Voile Blonsrs neatly designed, in short sleeves, low neck and high neeck, all sizes, special at Blouses $1.25, 1.80, £.75, 2.00, $2.50 to $5.00 Jeweller: there are fow that aro bad in every respect. in REGINA WATCHES you will find emâ€" bodied ALL the good points a watch can have, judged from the standpoints of SOLIDITY, DURABILITY, RELIABILITY. There are good points in nearâ€" A. MARCHAND Waterloo