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â€"i Our Busy Neighbors gllllmlllflllllllllllllmliI“Illllll:lllllllllg Mr. Orrie Hollinger has moved inâ€" to the apartments above the White Grocery and Mr. . Eyack and family of Peel will occupy the house on Wilâ€" liam street vacated by Mr. Hollinger. Miss _ Mabel Wilken â€" is â€" visiting friends at Milverton. Mr. Bert Bowman spent a few days in Toronto last week. Mr. Hamilton of Millbank ocenpied the pulpit in the Methodist church on Sunday in the absence of the pasâ€" tor, Mr. Calp. Mrs. R. Dobbin of Waterloo and Mrs. A. Biggs of Burlington spent a day last week with Dr. and Alrs. Bechtel. Rev. E. Huchnergard of Hamilton visited in town last week Mrs. Wm. Moser spent a few days at Waterloo with her father, Mr. Geo Trussler, who .was seriously ill. Mrs. A. Winger spent n few days with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Winger at Toronto. Messrs. Jonas â€" Bearinger, â€" Nouh Gingrich, Martin Bowiman and Wenâ€" dell, Josish Addison, Nélson and Al vin _ Martin returned | from _ Parry Sound district last week where they had been engaged in â€" the â€" lumber woods for several months. Mr. James Hill visited old friends at Creekbank recentiv. The . remains of Mrs. (Dr.) W.OW. Geikie weore taken to Toronto, Friday morning and interred in Mount Pleaâ€" sant cemetery. The doctor will make his future howme in Toronto. | Elmira regrets very much losing the. doctor as a citizen. Mrs George Linder had the misfor: tune to fall and break her arin last week. Messrs. Win. Brodhecker and Clayâ€" ton StefMer Jeft on _ Tnesday _ for Plunkett, Sask., where they expect to Mrs. Jacob Weiss -:ll!ll Samily left last â€"week to join Air. Weiss at Senâ€" lac, Sask. 20 will be made in Mount View Ceme tery. Mr. Bert a few days F. and Mrs. parsonage. The death occurred on Friduy eyâ€" ening of Mrs. Mary Small, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. MeMilâ€" lan. Mrs. Smail had becn an invalic for some years. She was in her 8ith year. Deceased was beloved by all who knew her for her kindness of heart. her thoughtfainess, her anxâ€" iety for others and her strong faith The members of her tamily who were present at her deathbed were Mrs: J. McMillan, Miss Fanny and Mr. John Smail of Galt, Mrs. MeLachlan, of Palmerston, and Mr. David Smail, of Wallenstein. One daughter, Mrs 8. Gerrald, of Verdun, Man. was un able to be present. The funeral will be held on Tues day, the service to _ conimence . at 12.45.. Dr. Blair of Guelph will conâ€" duct the service. The remains will then be taken to the G.TR. station, Officers Elected. > The annual business | meeting . of the Beethoven Club was held on Thursday afternoon. The officers and committee for the year were elected us follows :â€" Presidentâ€"Bertba Christman. Viceâ€"Presidentâ€" Mrs. Hadley. Becretaryâ€"Miss MacDonald. Treasurerâ€"Miss Edith Behrens. Executive Committee Mrs. 1. Heimbecker and the Misses Hattie Ruppel, [Beatrice â€" Behrens, Alma Driesinger, Grace Erb and Alma Laschinger. The Society had a very successful year both from an educaâ€" tional and financial standpoint. ‘The membership roll was larger than the previous year. Through the kindness of the School Board they were allowâ€" ed to hold their meetings in. the Asâ€" sembly Hall of the High School. The prograimme for the afternoon was as follows :â€" Piano Duet â€" "Fanfare" â€" Rossini ; Misses Edith Behrens and Grace Erb. s Reading â€" "The Pilots â€" of the Plains" â€" _ Pauline Johnson ; Miss Eileen Ratz. Vocal Solo â€" "Thou‘rt Like Unto a Flower" â€" Liszt; Mrs. C. Klinck. Piano Solo â€" "To Spring" â€" Grieg; Miss Hattie Ruppel. Vocal Solo â€" "The HRose" â€" Schuâ€". bert; Miss Maye Brandt. 1 Reading â€" "The Fowl" â€" Robert Servies; Miss Dorothea Schaefer. Piano Solo â€" "Impromptu No. 4‘ Schubert; Mrs. lHy. Heimbecker Death o Mrs. Smail. P t C HIROPRACTIC The body in normal condition is a perfect machine. As long as each part maintains a proper relation to every other part, and is supplied with abundant nerve power, the result of its activiâ€" ties cannot be other than that of health. But if there is mech anical interference with . the transmission of power from the brain to the various organs of the body, there is disease in the organs so affected. Since the cause is of a mechanical nature, it must be corrected by a meâ€" chanical method. Chiropractic adjustment is the only method that corrects the cause of dis case. Investigate NOW : don‘t wait for chance or fate. Consultation free . CHIROPRACTOR Phone 344, â€" Residence 1020 W. 104 Weber Chambers, Kitchener Hours, 9.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. and 6.30 to 8.00 p.m. When the Human Machine Goes Wrong. A. HOLM Elmira Notes. Brown of Toronto spent with his parents, Rev. G. Brown at the Evangelical INTERESTING NEWS NOTES Mr. George Gramm sold out his livâ€" ery hy pmblic .’Illr'ti(:bl.’l.flt Saturday but the livery busines$"will be continâ€" ned at the old stand by Mr. _ Phil Gramm of Wellosley. Mrs. Wm. P. Becker and Master Lige Boeker visited friends in fwodhagen days last week visiting at Kitchener. Preston and Hespeler.â€" Dr. Nairn of Winterbourne paid a visit to â€" our school on Wednesday, The Waâ€" man‘s Institute held its _ meeting af the home of Mrs. Taylor on Tuesday. Mr. Peterâ€"_ Bauman, Mr. Albert Bruder ond son Willie returned homee alter spendineg n few weeks at Kiâ€" chener Mr. and Mrso Lonis Brox visited at the home of Mr. and MUrs. fferry Martin. this week. ; was ut In The many friends of Mr. Adam Berâ€"‘Jast week. tet, of Port Huron, were sorry to hear| â€" Lienw. Lo that he met with a painful ;n'vi-!v-n‘.'nw Chann« Austaining severe injury to his back | of March. by falling off a Jumber pile, but hope) _ Xtr. Harr he may soon fully recover. | Sunday wir Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bichler celebrat< _ Glad to ed â€" their tenth â€" @nniversary of their ‘enjoying th marriage on Tresday evening, and fhl':fl period of evening was pleasantly spent in ;::nn-" Abr. W. V es and music hy the guests present,. ; in Offawa among whom were Mr. Wim. Robson The Con« of Ayr, father of Mes. Hichfer and Te dvat the ord Inlives and frionds of Mr. and Mrsx,h,-.‘_.( Etohder From, town Lo Mr. Rurr RFCS Emite W Afocs td is + 2 genlol friends. Mr. ond Mre. D. 8. \\’H-; ",,, s‘n'::'ui;u.‘ ,:: .I.'g,,; n,‘l.-;'- liamps, and who himse}f is well known!| . M it [ onffnis inâ€"Now Hamburg_ctrelgs. has had the |Of the candidates fom: confifma degree of â€" Masterâ€"of Arts conferred [comdueted®iyoothe pastor in eport triut by the University of Chieaâ€" c mee oi ‘an inferested compres zo. which in â€"timmton he hbas been at St) Jaomes‘ Latherer Omrch temling for the past. two years, Rev ) ‘The Y. 4. A. of Calvary Chu Williams is one of the few young men sheir annual meectins last Tue who . work their way successfully oning. Officers were eiected the week end in Neury.â€" Mr. Wm. Catdrrâ€"paid a fiving visit to Milverton on Monday.â€" Mr. John Lennahan of Saskaichewan, spent a few days oJ this week at â€"his home on the 13th line.â€"â€"Mrs. Charles Coote of Alberia spent a few weeks with refatives hore. â€"â€" Mr, Rooebrt Ducklow of Neuryâ€" is spending a few days with relatives here.â€" ~Mr. John Tappert and dangh ters of Newlon spent the week end with redatives here. â€"â€" Mr. Emerson Schrior spent Saturday in Listowel. M Mr. Shaffer, Mrs. Shawer and Miss Laura Bell Turel spent a few | days with Mr. and Mrs. J. Peck, Preston. Mr. August Randell and Grace visited at Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Shaffer last week. â€" Miss Lucinda Buchiterreturned to Pleasant View after spending a week at her home neur 8t. Jacobs, Your correspondent has been very much interested, watching the proâ€" gress of the sale which has been runâ€" ning for the past two weeks at Mr. Allen S. Weber‘s Store. Mr. Weber concluded to quit business and employâ€" ed the T. K. Kelly Sales System _ of Minneopolis, Minn., to close out . his stock. The way he shook out the |gmnls, slashed the prices and used lpriuu‘rn ink, made everybody. sit up .und take notice. His circulars and posters brought the crowds. We nevâ€" er saw so many people in a Bloomingâ€" dale store before, They are coming from all parts of Waterloo, and even from outside. Mr. Weber expresses himsif as being greatly surprised and very _ much â€" pleased with â€" results. Crowds of new faces throng the store. He says the sale will continue all this week. It would seem that someone would grab this chance and not allow the store to be closed. We need _ a store here badly and gre very sorty to have Mr. Weber and family leave us. Personals. & To Lose Store The union .meeting of the Presbyâ€" terian Guild and Methodist League was well attended on Monday evenâ€" ing. Dr. K. Stewart gave a splendid talk on "The Citizen and the Crimâ€" inal." _ A very good discussion folâ€" lo wed. Miss Pentland will bold her millinâ€" ery openings on Priday and Saturduy of this week. Miss Cameron of Mitchell bas charge of the Jury and Amy millinery pariors this season. ‘Their opening was held on Friday aud Saturday. A very fine display of millinery was shown. farm during the summer months (Continued from page 1.) iy at her home at West Monkâ€" Miss R. McCormick of Mill spent the week end with friends â€"â€" Nir. Wesley Cathcart spent NEW HAMBURAG Bloomingdale. Floradale. Linwood. nds of Mr. Adam Berâ€" n, were sorry to hear ho a painfut aceident, e injury to his back lInmber pile, hut hope eport that en of onur am Berâ€" last week. to hear} â€" Lieu. Lorne Snyder h “"'i""l“~'thu Channel in France ; is hack |of March. ut hope) â€" Xtr. Fharry: Murrt of W | Sunday wirh Mr. F. K. 0 elebratâ€" _ filad to seecMr. Line of their enjoyving the sbring day und the{a poriod of illness in gamâ€"! A[r. W. W. Snider sper present, ; in Offawa Jast webk. Robson The Conestogo is "Inll con Armchair Philesophy.â€"This week‘s discussion budget is somewhat as folâ€" lows â€" Spring freshets, vietory | war loan, electric wiring, the Russian re volt. the unspeakable Turk, production and patriotism, and kindred pondet ous snbjects. The sessions of ths armichair brigade are a little less fre quent since house clexning problems lare in the ascendant. Any . remarks ventured upon this subject are made in subdued monotones, as "she" will soon be able to exercise her _ franâ€" chise, â€" Om the 22nd inst after we had zot the sun safely across "the lines," |‘\\n or three of us ventured forth to {‘risk awhile. _ Jethro suggested we (‘rke in Absafom Martin‘s auction saie i\Am'olongml applause. An auction sale iaround hbere goes one bettor than _ a icirrus, especia‘lly one of theee _ bis :"lhomughr('d" ones. _A motley crowd zathers from the four corners of the Ilownship to "enjoy" the _ nnexpected ‘lnrns the day‘s performance takes, tand incidentally to get 2 bargain. hlhmmn nature in all its aspects is present, in fact everything, with the ,o-xw-plion. perhaps. of pink femonad» "I‘hnrn are oceasionally a number of littls side shows, but the auetioneer | ocenpies the centre "ring" and is the \"eock of the walk" q for the rustics (rathered round. as thes listen to his {u-prvssinna oi fearned fensth and thuar |dering sound. Then over at the [house bevies of maids and _ matrons |dispense hot coffee and "eats" as lon‘ las the supply, and the irner craving { ind conscience of mere man lasts \Mezekinh commenting on the fact, that | the new Premier of France, Monsieur | Meander (Sandy) Ribot, at the age of T5 years, is proof that this cirele is ium to be reckongd among the | "has |not to Hhcen«. Mr. Rurrelp Peterson and his friend Nir. WaTter Micifiic) of the Mautual Lit« spent Sunday with Mrs. Peterson. Onâ€" Sunday evering the ex#@mnination of the candidates for confifmation was romdrietod®rrot hm â€"pastor 4n theâ€"pnree» Who‘s Who and What‘s What SEMET I adins‘ Aid. aml the members of the board ot Trimty ~Mewnouist (Church had a surprise party for Rev. A. L. Snyder at his home on Friday evening and a few very pleasant hours were spent in games and music. The ladies served a dainty lunch. Mr. C. G. Ehy of Stratford, spent Sunday with friends in town. Mr. James Vance of Hamilton, spent Sunday at his home. Mrs. Lafayette Hostettler of Toronâ€" to spent the weekâ€"end with her parâ€" ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ernst. Mrs. Rapp of Stratford, is a. guest ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. John at th Zinn. Mr. spent Mr. spent Bornâ€"Onâ€" March 16th at New! Harm burg to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rehberg a daughter. composed of solos by Mrs. Allen of Badâ€" en, Miss Hilda Williams and Mr. Owen Hamilton; a trio by Messrs. Smith, Bartlett and â€" Hamilton, entitled "A Tall Wife, No Wife at All," which was the hit of the evening; and piano numâ€" hers by Miss Bean, Misses Debus and Wenzel _ and Mrs. Murton and Mrs. Hamilton. A number of new names were adedd to the roll, after which a tainty Innch was partaken of provid »d by, the ladies. A yote of thanks wus temndered to Nir. and Mrs. Kalb dleisch _ for the hospitality of their home and a very enjoyable evening was brought to a close by singing the National Anthem. The members of the W.C.T.U. held a social parlor mceting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kalbfeisch _ on Friday evening. Mr. Laschinger, preâ€" sident in the chair. The meeting was opened by the Bible lesson read by Rev. A. 1. Snyder and a short prayer by Itev. W. O. Hehn. The president read to the audience the aim and obâ€" ject of the work of the osciety, after which the usual business part was proceeded | with. "The persident exâ€" pressed her regret at the nonâ€"appearâ€" ance of the speaker of the evening. namely, Mrs. Noecker of Waterloo, who had been invited to address the members. Owing to illness she was unable to be present. The program was Mr. Garnet Katzenmeier of Hamilâ€" ton, spent Saturday at the home of his uncle Mr. John Katzenmeier. W.C.T.U. Meeting. Mr. William Franke of the Bank of Hamilton, staff spent the weekâ€"end at his home here. _Capt, Nile Winn of Toronto, spent the weekâ€"end‘ at the home of his parâ€" ents, Dr. and Mrs. Winn. We are pleased to report that Mr. John Zinn who has been confined to the house for several weeks through 1. ness, is able to be about again. Mr. and Mrs. George Seip of Seaâ€" froth, spent the weckâ€"end with friends in town. Mr. Joseph Staur of Kitchener, spent the weekâ€"end with friends here. Mrs. Umbach of Kitchener, spent several days at the home of Mrs. Shafâ€" er. \ A memorial service was held in the Evangelical Church on Sunday evenâ€" ing in honor of Pte. Albert Merner, who died on the battle field in France recently. Réeve Debus and Senator Val Ratz gave short addresses after the memorial sermon. ‘hrough High School, College aud Unâ€" iversity . by their own individual efâ€" ‘orts botk Anaucially and otherwise 1nd deserves great credit for his achâ€" ‘evement. He wil return to Canada this spring in pursuit of his chosen profession, We need more loyal sons of Canada to go and do likewise. Yir Harry, Muchman of Waterloo the weekâ€"end with friends here Wiltrid Brodrecht of Kitchener Sunday at his home. Naron Brithacher df Kitchenor business visitor â€" in towsn St. Jacobs. did â€"Aid amd the memhers ot ‘Primty ~ Mewnodist surprise party for Rev. at his home on Friday few very pleasant hours games and music. The â€" 0 o e aee S efet y n _0 .( [ f "-’;;gâ€" C . BKigen pH, Wa Bursday, March 29, 1917 ~H3F!T . "V._. Chironicleâ€"Telegraph, Waterloo, Thursday is "Inll" these day: , not boime from Mon t Spent Ek. of Waterioo spent E. Welker, Lincoin Hollinges days again after a s hbeen over ince the 3rd 1 few das for the Marion Bridge, C. B., May 30, n2, 1 have â€" handied MiNARD‘S LINI MENT during the past year, Jt is alâ€" ways the first Liniment asked for here, and nnquestionably the* beat selter of all the different kinds of Liniment I handle. Mr. Clareace 11. Ham has severed his connection vwitl Beatty Bros., reâ€" entered . the employ _ of _ Molson‘s Bank. ind is now at London, Ont.â€"â€" Lieut . "Guy" Meiiregor‘s many friends will be sorry to learn that while drilling with a special bunch of men at the Toronto Armouries he had the misfortune to again dislocate his knce from which he suffered intense prin. e was removed to the base hospital, Gerrard street. This will no denbt throw him out of all chances of going overseas which will be a great disappotntment to him â€"Mr. ERiton W. Geiger of Niagara Falls, is spending a week‘s holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Geiger. Ne leaves shortly to fil a position as baggsageman on the S. S. Majestic on Lake Ontario for the Canadian Steamship Company..â€"â€"Ezgs were sold Saturday morning in the groceries at 3%e¢, bulter at 45¢ a Ih., and potstocs at 60c a peck. . Locals and Personal. J. A. Stewart, formerly pastor of St. Airlrew‘s church, but now _ of Kew Beach Presbyterian church in Toronâ€" to. Miss Haigh will assume her new duties in a month from now. â€"Mrs. C. Ochs of Hespoler, _ formerly _ of ‘Toronto, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. L. McLean, Elora, before returnâ€" ing to Toronto to make her home with her daughter, Miss Myrtle Ochs Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Stark, forâ€" morly of Brantford, but now of De troit, are spending several days with che former‘s parents on Roos‘ Hillâ€" Mr. John Seigner, Mespeler‘s veteran of the Grand Army of the Republic, returned from New York City, where he spent the past week.â€"The many friends of Mrs. Poeter Weir, Roos Hill, will be sorry to hear that in fulling the other day she sustained a broken arim. Resigns Position of Organist. Miss Ida Haigh, who has been orâ€" ganist of St. Andrew‘s church for the past number of years, has tendered her resignation, having accepted a position as privafe secretary to Rev. Chic{ Wilson on Thursday .errested Andy Weir alias Fred Minto, who visited Hespeler on March 3rd, with the result that several of the grocers are out about £25. ‘The chief visited New Hamburg, having learned _ of Minto‘s dealings of a similar nature at that place, where he learned that he resided at Bridgenort. Chief Wil son arrested his man at midnight as he was returning to his home at Bridgeport and was placed in custody to answer the charge. Personals. > is Honor Judge Hanning deferred sentence for one month in court at Kitchener this morning in hearing the charge proferred against a Hesâ€" peler citizen for a. serious . offence against a young girl. Local Items of Interest. Mr. and Ars. Rd. Doehcl returned to Erie, Pa., aller several | weeks stay with the latter‘s â€" parents, . Mr and _ Airs. Fred Knack. â€"Pte. Jack Meisner of Winnipeg was given per tission ot step olf at Mespeler while on his way to the seaboard to crogs over to England with his battalion, to assist his uncle and aumt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knack. Chief Wilson Makes Arrest > at Bridgeport. . Woolwich Township Council meets again on Tuesday next, April 3rd.â€" The â€" Lutheran church _ confirmation class was examined on Tuesday fore noor. ‘The confirmation takes place next Sunday afternoon.â€"â€"Spring enterâ€" ed with full force on the day. _ Old Sol‘s rays have made nearly all the snow and ice disappear.â€"The ice on both rivers broke up on Friday even ing and made its way to the great lakes, â€" without doing any damage here.â€"What‘s the matter with the maple syrup makers, of this vicinity, as not very many haye tapped this year?~â€"Mr. J, W. Schweitzer is fitting up the building formerly occupied by Mr. Henry G. Hachborn and the meat shop for a store.â€"Mr, Geo. A. Bowâ€" man is also making preparation for the erection of a commodious shed for use of his customers, Sentence Deferred Briefs. The annual _ meeting of Calyary church will be held oa Monday evenâ€" ing, April 2nd. The Lutherans have confirmation and communion services in the even ing. Evangelical, communion in the morning and also service at 7.30 p. m Y. P. B. M. in Mennonite church at 145 p. m. The members of Calvary church en joyed their annual social on Tuesday evening. A seléct programme was rendered in . the auditorium _ aftes which lunch wes served in the base ment. onsuing year as A@lows: a Presidentâ€"~ Clarence Doerbocker, VicePres.â€"Helma Gies, Secretaryâ€"Mabel Brubacher, Cor. Seey.â€"Erma Eby. Treasvrerâ€"Howard Gies, Jr. Supts.â€"Amy Saider and Bella Weber. Church Services. p Conestogo. NWL FERGUSON, Hespeler. Fergus. for the y â€"~Eggs in the e a lh.. * _ chener, Dwelling and Store, very cheap. Bound to sell...At Hawkesvilie, Onâ€" tario.. .A grand place for a store. See or write At the conclusion of the evening‘s entertainment â€" a â€" hearty _ vote _ of thanks wus tendered Mrs. A. K. Crees man and her Sunday school class who provided the supper. Following the supper practical taiks were given the boys by A. K. Cross man, who spoke on the "Value of &n Education in Boy‘s Life," _ and E. Smith, of Kitchener, who spoke on ‘"Thought and the Influence." The Bible discussion was led by A. B Scheifele, teacher of the G. R. 0. W. class. Norman Engel entertained with a piano selection and Albert Burn gave a very pleasing reading. All the boys of the intermediat= Sunday School classes of the Emn'mn; vel Evangetical Cburch were enter tained by the boys of the G. R. O. W. class to supper Friday night in the basement of the church at 6415 a‘clock. FOR SALEâ€"O.A.C. No. 72 s5~d oats, $1.0) ner hu«bel, Danbeny $‘ 15 per hnshel. Samntcs on applicatics. A» piy H. 8. Steckie, R. R. No. 2, Kit INTERMEDIATE BOYS‘ S. S. CLASSES in the Matter of JOHN WELLINGTON ’ GIFFORD, of the Township of Wilâ€" mot, in the County of Waterloo, Farâ€" mer, formerly of the Town of Watâ€" erloo, Grocer, insoivent. _ NOTICE is hereby given that the !ahove named has made an assignment to me under The Assignments and Preâ€" ferenree Act of all his estate and efâ€" fects for the Reneral bewesr br ms uix) ; ditors. A meeting of Creditors will be' held at the office of McBride & Macâ€"l Kenzie, in the Town of Waterloo, on Tuesday the 3rd day of April, 1917, at one o‘clock p.m. to receive a stateâ€" ment of affairs, to appoint Inspectors and for the ordering of the estate genâ€" erally. Creditors are requested to file their claims with the Assignee be(oro‘ the date of such meeting and notice isl hereby given that after the 1st of May. j 1917, the assets will be distributed j among the parties entitled thereto havâ€" ing regard only to the claims of which . notice shall have then been given and the Assignee shall not be liable fot the assets or any part thereof so distriâ€" buted to any person or persons of whose claim he shall not then hnvel had notice. Dated at Wat March, 1917 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Also all the stock, implements, furâ€" niture, kitchen uteusils, etc., on the said hotel property. For full particuâ€" lars see bills or communicate with the proprietor. Also village lot comprising % acre of land with stone dwelling and brick barn. © Real Estate:â€"The property known is the Lisbou Hotel, comprising 2% acres of land and coutaining a twoâ€" storey frame bouse with kitchen, panâ€" tries, ice house, wood shed and hall attached. Also. _ large brick barn, sheds and suitable outâ€"houses. Atso two acres of pasture land, well {enced and well watered, in the vi}â€" lage of Lisbon. REAL ESTATE Farm Stock. Implements, etc There will be sold ‘by public auction on the property of the undersigned n the village of Lisbon on, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11TH, 1917. *‘ {ime o‘clock p.m., the following proâ€" erty WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMEL of Kitchener Merchants‘ Semiâ€"Annual FARE REFUNDING SALE UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DiRECTORS Satisfaction guaranteed. Calls from all parts of the county promptly attended to. J. LETTER & son . _ Waterloo. Phone 80. _ Night Phone 207W. PUBLIGSALE GEORGE HOHL, Proprietor. ALEX. FRASER, Auctioneer. C. J. PETERSON, Prop. Hawkesvilie. _ 134f For Sale. ° Assignee. aterloo this 21st day, of ENTERTAINED A. 8. McBRIDE, 13.2t MINARD‘S BURNS. '§erving jars, 3 lamps, crockery, 1wo fnow shovels. Veranda Furniture, etc.â€" Rug, 2 round tables, wicker tea table, square table, chairs, bureau and shelves, book case and books. ‘ Bedroom No. 1â€" fror bed stead tsprings and mattress, 2 bureaus, wash ; stand, large mirror, smail mirrors, 2 tchairs. Bedroom No. 2â€"3 rugs. chair, wickâ€" ‘er seat, toilet set. Bedroom No. 3â€"1 book case and books, rocking chair, 3 rugs. 500 bushels pure white Fiberian seed oats, $1.20 per bushel. Apply to MANASSEH HALLMAN, R. R. No. 1, FOR SALE. Mandscheuri Seed Bartey for sale, $1.35 a bushel. _ Aiso Early Fortune Seed Potatoes. One Shorthorn bull, 2 years ol). 3 Shorthorn bulls from 10 to 12 mouths old, Grand Sire and Grand Dam limp., for further particulars apply to DAVID H. SNYDER, f New Dundee, Ont. Tâ€"5t. O. A. C. No. 61 Spring rye. Eph H. Weber, Kitchener, R. R. No. 2. Phone 78313 Articles in Barnâ€"Coal l can, iwo lawn mowers, bose, _ garden todils, cosy comer shelves, wheel barrow, 2 iron beds, 2 bath tubs, step ladder. ° Termsâ€" Cash. Bathroom Furniture, etc.â€"2 chairs, old And new; mirror; rug, new; new towel rack; gas heater; wash stand; 2 chairs. Bedroom No. 4â€"Screen, _ writing & desk, wash stand, solid walnut, whb’g marble top; waste basket, wicker § work basket, 3 rugs, 3 chairs in-_-lud-’g ing one rocker, 2 electric heaters. :§: Bedroom No. 5.â€"2 bureaus, . wash | & siand, 3 chairs, including one rocker,| & 2 rugs, waste basket, toilet set, mirror, § single brass bed stead, springs and|Z mattress. ; Hall Furniture, ete.â€"Sewing mach ine, 2 folding tables, easel, . chair, clock, screen and stand. Kitchen and Pantry Furniture and Utensilsâ€" Chairs, table, screen, cusâ€" ute stand, iee cream freezer, carpenâ€" ter‘s tools, jugs, sink, 2 tables, l chairs, refrigerator, set shelves, stool, motor wash machine, 3 wash tubs, wringer, wash board, tub stand, clo thes horse, iron pots, pans, sauce pans washing copper _ boiler, 2 carpet ware; tin and granite ware, _ prils coal scuttle, step ladder, table, pre Dining Room Furniture, etc.â€"â€" . 9 "hairs, including arm chair, solid wa‘ nut with leather | seats, _ sideboard, solid walnut with plate glass mirror; dinner waggon, with walnut marble top; 2 small tables, 1 folding; China glass and dinner set; silver ware, comprising pudding dish, cake baskâ€" els, soup tureen, small tray; | jardio: leres, large rug, 2 small rugs. On SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1917, Commencing at 12.30 o‘clock p. m sharp, the following valuable prop erty, viz.: Drawing and Sitting Room Furniâ€" ture, efc.â€"2 fables, card table, 2 large rugs, 3 medium sized rugs, 4 small rugs, 5 chairs, 2 stool up, book case, writing table, ornaments, elecâ€" tric reading lamp, books and art jour nals, coal scuttle, brass fire arms, waste basRket and cushions, pictures, oil paintings, hall table. There will be sold by public auction on the premiges formerly owned and occupied by the late Geo. Moore, cor aer of Union und Mary streets, in the town of Waterloo, JACOB HESPELER, Proprietor. \ L. F. DIETRICH, Clerk. H. B. DUERING, Auctioneer Household Effects, Ete. SEED OATS FOR SALE. §EED RYE FOR SALE. PUBLIG SAE E. J. STOLTZ, For Sale. LINIMENT _ CURES R. R. 4, Kitchener tersburg, Ont,. Petersburg 3. 11â€"3t 12.3 Ruth Rutherford, administratrix, Wilitam Rutherford, administrator, * Btair R. R. No. 1. Near Plains School House, 2 mite®« west of Strasburg. 0-“ Parce! No. 2:â€"10 acres pine and white oak, north east corner of lot 17, concession 6, South Dumfries, County of Brant, situated near Glen Morris, This bush is mostly pine and white oak. ‘The bush is in good shape and Al timber. . ‘Tenders will he received hy the dersigned for above mentioned, up April 1st, 1917. For terms and ca tions apply to the undersigned, Parce! No. 1:â€"Consisting of 11 acres or more ; part of lot 130 of the German Co. tract in the lower block of the township of Waterloo, sit d 4 miles south of Kitchener near ? heim. This bush consists of first class timber comprising beech . and maple. |= The undersigned offers for sale by tender the bush lands owned by to Estate of the late John Rutherford :â€" FIRST CLASS BUSH FOR SALE Amos Schiedel _ Presten, Ont., R. R. 1 s Massey â€" Harris § Agency : Buggies : For Sale «« EEREEAEHATHHO cE EEREATEET papers will be ‘produced at the of sale. ‘ _ Real Estateâ€"At the same time and place the farm wall be sold consisting of 1140 acres of land on which is a i# roomed one and »neâ€"balf storey brick dwolling hbouse, with summer kitchen and wood shed, ccmenp.ed ccllay under house, large bank barn, driving shed. silo and other outâ€"buildings. 30 reres are in bush and the balance under the plow, nice orekard and abundance of water. This is a good farm lying near the city anpd a money maker. Terms of Chattels:â€" All sums o: $15.00 and under, cash; over that amount 6 months‘ credit on approved security or 6 per cent per gunum off for cash payments of credit amounts. Terms of Real Estateâ€"15 per cent of purchase money to be paid on day of sale, balanze of terms will be made known or day of saile, or can bg had Implements, Etc.â€"Massey Harris Q ft. binder, binder truck, Massey Harâ€" ris mower, hay lifter ropes, bay rack, cutting box, _ Massey Marris 18 Urill, incubator, hay rake, land 2 tumbling rods, open ‘g&y. spring tooth cultivator, wheelba market sleigh, 2furrow plow, P Valuable Real Estate and Farm Implements, Etc. Comunencing at 1.30 o‘clock sharp, the following valuable ty, viz.: There will be sold by Public Auc tion, on the premises situited one and oncâ€"half miles southeast of Kitchener, / on Mill Sreet. East. on AARON E. SHANTZ, Mortga, E. J. SHANTZ, Auctioncer. Having purchased a large number of buggies before the raise in price we are able to sell them for considerably less than the price being asked now. % Come in and take advantage of the low prices we are offerâ€" ing now. TUESDAY, APRIL 3RD, 1917 PUBLIG SAE WATERLOO BY TENDER 130 o‘clock p. m. 13 3 mos properâ€"