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"IWeseloh‘s Woodstock Raised $1,500. ~ â€" The Woodstock Red Cross and War Auxiliary announced on Monday that the total amount realized by the flag day, held on Saturday in the intrrests of the French Red Cross, was $1,509. ullll“llll“llllllmmimllllliiflll“llll“ng § Do You‘Appreciate & I1 so have your wants supâ€" plied here. We always keep on hand choice Beef, Pork, Lamb and Homeâ€"made Sausage for sale, and prospects for sellâ€" ing this fall look good to me. Have a number of buyers on the waiting list now so get busy and let me sell your farm for you. Drop in and tatk it over. First EDGAR FISCHER Successor to J. B. Fischer. Phone 243. Waterloo. Why not buy _ your meats here and get the pest 1 TO THOSE WHO wisH AND THEN Shoe Sale Only 3 More Days 1 a mrevising my list of farms Farms! Farms!! Farms!! I A¢ Weseloh‘s 285 KING ST., w., KITCHENER, onT SHOE STORE Rea_,_l Estate and Insurance Class 61 OPPOSITE MARKET 34 Frederick St., Kn;hener. We do Shoe Repairing by Machinery. SELL. See Our Windows Meats . B. BECHTEL Money to Loan BIG 9 DAYS! WILL BE OVER Gas cylinders were buried into the German positions at Lens. Come to me and get â€" particâ€" ulars of the large number of farms ! have for sate. 1 have examined most of these farms, and am, therefore, prevared to describe and give details, thus saving the time and expense you would otherwise waste in huntâ€" ing up places that would â€" not meet your requirements, Don‘t forget _ we are selling shoes at greatly reduced pricâ€" es and it will pay you to buy for 6 manths whead as prices are still woing up. You can save from 50c to $2.00 by buying now, so don‘t hesitate but call in and let us show you. use their eyes steadily and strenuously, and are very much subject to _ eyestrain, which usually manifests itself in oft recurring headaches. A pair of Jansen Glasses will remove the strain and work instead of being a task becomes a pleaâ€" sure. 5 KITCHENER, ONT. Phone 853 Have You Received Your Share of the Big Bargains? TO THOSE WHO wisH To BUY. Stenographers A R N O L D J A N § E N Optometrist onida July221e0 PHONE 925. RETURNED TO _A _ RUINED VILLAGE. An interesting letter has recently received from Pte. Jerume Cober, who is well known in this disâ€" trict.,Pte. Cober enlisted at Yorkâ€" town, Sask., inâ€" th»s 188th Battaltion and was later tranaferred to the 96th Canadian Highianders while in the west and went overseas the same time as the 111th Battalion. He was again transferred and is now. with the The entrance class of the local Pubâ€" lic School has certainly made a splenâ€" did showing in the recent examinaâ€" tions, as the resuits indicate. The schoql has done well in upholding their worthy record of past years and is deserving of praise from the town‘s citizens. Of tbe 31 pupils who wrote on the examinations 29 successfully passed with honors and no pupil failed ‘to make a pass. In the past ten years 250 Preston pupils have tried the enâ€" trance examination, of which all were successful in passing, and only 16 failâ€" ed to take honors. This high standâ€" ard of efficiency speaks louder than words concerning the work covered during the year by both the teacher and the pupils. Heartiest congratulaâ€" tions are due Principal J. Scott and. diligent pupils. The gold medal preâ€" sented hy the School Board was won by Aifred Garwood while Isabel Oaks won the silver medal. ‘ A small blaze in the new residence of Rev. J. R. Johnstone on Moore St. occurred Saturday at about 9.20 p.m. The blaze was only, an incipient one, however, and was extinguished by the use 9( _chemicals. Preston‘s Fine anowing. The successiu; enirance pupils of S. S. No. 20, who tried the exams this year are as foll®ws: Laura Hagey (honors}, Evan. Hunsberger, Eiton Moyer, Edith Vickerman. Mr. Harâ€" old Bricker who was in charge of the school has every reason to feel gratiâ€" fied at the splendid results of the year‘s work,. Blaze on Saturday. ; A local man taken into custody reâ€" cently by Chief Crawford appeared in the courts on Saturday charged with being drunk on the street and conseâ€" quently paid a fine of $10 and costs, amounting in all to $16.20. Once more on Sunday the Chief took charge of him, this time for being disorderly as well ‘as intoxicated. He was asked to pay a fine of $20 and costs. For some reason the money was not forthcoming so he was given an option of three months in the city of Kitchener which he accepted. Another fellow who also was intoxicated Sunday was taxed $10 and costs which made his account total $17.45. A second charge was laid against him by Chief Crawâ€" ford for having whiskey in his possesâ€" sion. The fine in this case was quite a substantial one, being $204. The money was not paid over so he accomâ€" panied the other victim. They both will spend three months in the Countyl Town for }he'lr offences. | Successful Pupils. { deal xduttomlon. The souvenirs were :rlec by Pte. W. H. Heise, a Presâ€" ton boy. who went overseas with the 34th Battation and who is now in Engâ€" lang suffering from a wounded arm. Successful _ Music _ Pupils. The pupils of Miss V. Brunso who tried the recent exams at the Kitchener Conserâ€" vatory of Music, are as follows: Carâ€" men Rosenberger, passed high in pri exams.; Mary Watson, pasâ€" sedm::mentury exam. with homors; Alicg? Porter, . passed â€" introductory exam,. with honors. , t _ of, Squvenirs. An inter estin, exhjbl};:l souvenders of Â¥imy itid M (view in ‘Kanmai¢Lear‘s windffr an#} is lattracting a . great uw rombaatidibintP en Annanitiichrrtâ€"allks h# 4 4k P0bA The recent dance held by the Girls‘ Red Cross Society in Bernhardt‘s proved to be a finaucial success. The receipts at the door amounted to $107. Mr. E. B Foster .of the Preston Furniture office staff, has left for Morimer‘s point, Muskoka, where he will spend his vacation. Miss Frev of Buffailo, who has been spending an enjoyable week as the guest of â€"Mre. Litchfield. has returned to her home in that city. Gunner Percy D. Cochwell, of the 13rd‘ Battalion, Guelph, has been re cently decorated for bravery on the field. Gunner Cochwell is a cousin of MUrs. T. R. Waugh of this town, cnd his homs is in Milverton. ........ .. The many friends of Miss Clara Stahischmidt, who has been in the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Hospital for some time, where she underwent a serious operation, will he glad to know that she is do‘ng nicely. 2 the local representatives of the True Blue Lodge to the. obum held in Brantford on Thursday. Masâ€" ters Harold Deaken and Percy Shantzâ€" berg accompanied their mothers. Milk _ Waggon Upset.. ‘At about six o‘clock Friday morning: one of Kinzie‘s milk wagons upset and pracâ€" ticaily all the milk spilt. The acet deut, which took place in front of the Hotel Kress, was the result ,, of the horee becoming frightened. â€" The Farmers‘ Euchre Club, of the surroundin district held their annual picnic in Waterloo park Friday afterâ€" noou. Qver 100 picnickers were preâ€" sent and a very pleasant afternoon and evening was spent by ~all wo-; sent. News items of . . interest. Mesâ€" Our Busy Neighbors |‘â€".‘*"... :‘ $3 » Cérrespo ndefts in County‘and District â€" ~|| sea/iy warmrshert meiscas News Notes Gathered by Industrious _ Quite a number of peoplé gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Salom one evening last week when a social few hours were spent. Among the guests present were Mr. J. K. Brown and Miss Elizabeth Satom of Clifford; Mr. Joseph Satom; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schoen. Mr. and Mrs. John Oesch paid a visit‘ to Mr. and Mrs. Schweitzer. ; Mr. James Coady, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daub and family all from Elora paid a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steffier, Sunday Jlast, Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Kirch and family were the guests of Kitchener friends on Sunday News Notes. Mr. and Mrs. John Wieland were visiting friends in Kitchener over Sunâ€" day. f A Hello machine has been instalâ€" led in the Lutheran parsonage recenâ€" tly. QWith all the farmers watching eagâ€" erly for fine weather Jupiter Pluvins is almost daily pouring down rain more or less severely. The monmfi meeting of the Aduit Bible Class of the M. B. C. church was held on Sunday exening. Rev. and Mrs. W, A. Snydér D.D. of Brooklyn N. Y. ste\spending the sutimer vacation at their cottage here. Mr. and Mrs. Val. Gies on Monday last week atterded the funeral of their nephew, Willie Gies of Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gies and famâ€" y and Mr. Andrew â€"Gies all of Hamâ€" ilton, called on their brother Mr. Val. Gies hore the forepart of last week. Public School is to be congratulated with his three pupils for the splendid showing they made in the.recent Enâ€" trance Exams. The three pupils all passed with honors and one of these, Elizabeth _ Challone. winning the Scholarship for obtaining .highest standing of all rural and separate schools. Local and Personai. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dahmer and family spent Sunday with friends near Elmira. Student Neeb of the Lutheran Semâ€" inary, Waterloo, preached in the Luthâ€" eran church here on Sunday fornoon. Gunner Gordon H. Good of Toronte, spent a few days at his home here ’the Galt, Preston and Hespeler young people‘ of: the Lutheran church was held at Idylwild‘ on Saturday. The fnml and races induiged in were thoroughly enjoyed by all and a very pleasant time was spent. About 100 young people from the district were present.â€"Once more the Girls‘ Junior Patriotic League :semembeted .. the convalescents at Freeport in a very appropriate way. The girls held their picnic at the Sanitarium and enjoyed a very pleasant day as well as providâ€" ed a splendid time for the boys up there. witlle A Creditable Showing. Twentyâ€"eight local Orangemen motâ€" ored to Gueiph Sunday evening to atâ€" tend divine worship with the Orange lodge at St. Paul‘s Presbyterian church The parade, which numbered about, 150 was headed by the fife and drum band of Kitchener, as well as a Guelph band. â€"The Methodist Supday School will hold their antual picnic in Woodland park next Saturday, afternoon.â€"The many fden& of Master Angn"hln‘ ate extendinig congratulations to him on su: music Mr. Robert Douglas, an emplojee at the W. Kribs‘ planning mill, was hit by a she‘!l box while at work Friâ€" day afternoon. Although he sustained a severe bruise on the ankle he reâ€" mained at work. Llisses Margaret ~Bolduc andâ€" M Boyan have accepted positiens as shell inspectors in the Queen City. â€" ‘ to remove the Public Library from its present quarters to the rooms over McCreary‘s butcher shop which are now unoccupied. The committee will renovate and make a number of changes in the building before the library will be moved. The reason for making the cnange in location is that the new rooms will be more central as well as much nearer to the site of Hespeler‘s new Carsegie Library which may be expected some time in. the future. ‘ his letter he gives a vivid description of mâ€"‘mwmm "hl:lo'm by the Huns. He desâ€" fight to a finish. _ ___ °_ = <â€"_ _ b.r’l}dflelh hnl;ae he has met a numâ€" ormer Hespeler boys, among ;M:n“ndfl pmh the yalue o 8 en on va of boxes sent to the fellows in Flanâ€" ders and assures his friends they are thoroughly appreciated. 3 Library‘s New _ Quarters. /A mecting held by the Library Bosra and t perty Commilttee decided to remove the Public Library from its as Pte. Cober says, the Allies are highly justified in carrying on the Mr. R Jameson, }:"rlnclpal of our Josephsburg Calvary church with communion at Heidelberg. ‘ Y.P.B.M. in the Mennoâ€" nite church at 7.45 when Oscar Burkâ€" holder will deliver a sermon on "Chrisâ€" tian Citizenship." * Mr. and Mrs:â€"T. H. Reider of ‘Kitch ener, ‘spent Sunday at Clear View Farm, the home of Mr. and Mrk. | A: Gies.â€"Mr. J. B. Sauder is now agent for the downâ€"toâ€"date Sharpless Cream Separator of Toronto. It‘s worth in vestigating.â€"Mr. and â€" Mrs. Geo. Thompson of Chadion, Nebraska, ‘and Miss Marjorie Leaky of Buffalo, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. mddlewn.-â€"-! Another step nearer Hydro is that the flour‘mill has installed a large motor this week.â€"Mr. M. L. Weber eased the fuel gituation somewhat last week by distributing one car of coal among his patrons.â€"Evening service in St. Jamâ€" | es‘ church next Sunday, and also in j ." ‘ ty â€"Bt. Jacobse, Mr. O. J. Smith.â€"Mr. Robt. Stark of Elmira, is spending this week practisâ€" ing agricuiture at Mr. Tilman _ Marâ€" tin‘s.â€"Miss Edna Eby and Miss Aleda Brubacher are spending their holidays camping in Muskoka.â€"Miss He! lnmCri:d:ti;lm h;?ndlulor a few ‘ n and New ~â€" Ruth. Hallman of Klmenz. i#\ the guestâ€"of her friend Ruth Wing atithe . ters are enjoying a two weeks‘ trip down the St. Lawrence,. â€" Miss Eva Pomeroy of Toronto, was the guest of her friend Miss Luella Doerbecker iast week at Spring Brook farm.â€"Mrs. (Rev.) E. D. Becker of Crediton has returned after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Anthony Gies.â€"Miss Ruth Wing is receiving the congratuâ€" mlonp of her friends on her success the éntrance examination â€"Misses Freda and Marie Smith of Kitchener, #pent the weekâ€"end with their brother, taining his (D.LS.) Dominion . Lang { Survey diploma in Ottawa recently. He | is now engaged with a Montreal Co. on the steel structural work for thel new parliament buildings.â€"Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Snider and three d)uzh-t vicinity.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kautâ€" ; man spent a few days in Ilooreloldl and Listowel recently.â€"Rev. Hershey, © who is leaving in Aug. as a missionary im Argentina, gave an interesting talk on missions.in South Afterica in the Mennonite church last Thurgday evenâ€" Ing.â€"The many friends of D. Oscar Wing, son of Rev. M. L. Wing, will be pleased to hear of ;s success in obâ€" Mr. Hickey of "Somewhere in Michâ€" igan," one of "the boys" of years ago was renewing acquaintances in the vilâ€" lage last week.â€"Mr. B-{. 8. Martin of Kitchener, who is in his $8th m was an honorary visitor of the chair brigade last week..â€"Mr. Kilmer of Indiana is visiting friends in this | wininitu M snÂ¥ whll y12ca »l l d bare & to work out the, mfllimb& but our in them seems toswaver s0 we hm”m&-m year. has been brushâ€" Ing up his kilts, ready for SBir Robert to mssy "go", but it seems that parliaâ€" mentary "bunch" has to read a thing over threé times, and do a lot of dis cussin‘ between readings, before anyâ€" mmuum ueo-zrlu&n meantime Aungus and Abaz intend atâ€" tending the .. Rink Dance in Elora on Friday evening, July 20th. Who‘s Who and What‘s What. hi. Cncont shontes zs d & '\ punomamese . \ Armchair Philosophy. The clouds have rolled awayâ€"for l.'l.}“’- say? Our friend Pat and 1 celebrated the crossing off the Boyue by our Dutch friend WiMam at For the baltance of July we offer 2,000 feet of V and 5& in. Corrugated Lawn HMose absolutely kink proof and warranted. it is the best hose made. V4 inch and %inch Kinkproof Corrugated Rubber Hose, special at per foot .... ...... ....... 14¢ PERFECTION OIL sTOVEs 2 and 3 burner Perfection Oil Stoves, smoketess biue flame for summer or winter use. 2 burner Perfection Oil Stoves, regular $12.00, WE sxxie ceary reas ririrs se setas «++s $WPG 2 18 inch B. B. 4 bladb Mowers, 5 16 inch Smart 4 blade Mowers, H. W., regular $T00 UB .: .s cszars srartsrice es c..cn..s Chen 9 18 inch Smart 4 blade Mowers, regular ‘7.60. BE c\sse i1 iss aira areae reaes Cruce t s ooo C me LAWN HOSE. At the price of common ones. Jas. Smart make of perfect Lawn Mowers, both high and low wheel, in assorted sizes, at tha following prices: 2 14 in, W. & B, 3 blade Mowers, regular $4.75 6 14 in. Smart 3 blade Mowers, reg. $5.50 at HIGH GRADE LAWN MOWERS Phone 215 MIDSUMMER _ BARCAINS 8 Burner Perfection Oil Stoves, regular siu.oo, We have Ovens to match at each $2.75 to $4.25 1 16 in. Smart 3 blialde Mower, reg. _ $5.50 at 1 16 inch Smart 4 blade Mower, reg. u.do at sn en crraree . WEICHEL & SON Limited THE BIG HARDWARE STORE â€".â€"~«~<}\ Waterloo regular $10.00, ++‘ +xxs $70§ 10 PAGQES T * ;:l:i :Qu: the h..l“ :33. mm: :".... Fu:'ut:m. c:| carly ; l Axminster Rugs |Big Reductions WESELOH â€" GOUDIE, LTD. Size 4‘6"x7"6", reg. $15.75, saie . Size 6‘Wx9‘ reg. 27.5u, saile . Size 9‘x9‘. reg. 36.75, saie . Size 9‘x10‘6", reg. 41.50, saile . Size 9‘x12‘ reg. 45.00, sale . Great Stock Reducin Sale on the 2nd Flog : Price 50c. ‘per garment, up . Exceptional Value THORNTON & DOUGLAS MEN‘S OUTFITTERS Â¥ STRATFORD KITCHENER HAMILTON §ummer (Jnderwear THE DEPARTMENT sTORE T * Japanes Market Baskets in the Grocery Section. © . %""*"~ in Rugs, Mattings, Curtains. | ~«â€"~BOYS‘ «UNDERWEARâ€"TOO We are showing all the comfortable fabrics for. Summer, such as Porous . _ Kuit, Mesh, Balbriggan, Nainsook, Silk, â€" . Soisette, etc., in either one or two pieces _ and inahtp‘t-gnd long lengthcq y pag in k If its Summer Underwear you v _ _ and you are a man or a boy : reg. 27 5u, sale . 22.75 24 Pairs White Lace Nottin reg. 36.76, uale . 29.75 [ $ui Ao e mau ie‘ MAQ9 io 78 9 ‘, reg. 41.50, sale . 32.75| . .23 Pairs Lace Curtains, in 1 dif rey. 45,00; unte , 34.75 [ Epffern® eutler 13.00 up to SBI THIS IS THE PLACE TO COME FOR IT! ICE CREAM FREEZERS ‘The Wonder Ice Cream Freezors. 1t freezes like magic.. Try one. * y waif 1 qt Wonder Freezers, regular... $2.25 at $1.80 2 qt Wonder Freezers, regular $3.50 at m« $2.89 3 qt Wonder Freezers,"reg. $4.50 At u«... $3.80 4 qt. Wonder Freezers, reg. $5.00 at ..... $3.98 6 qt Wonder Freezers, reg. $5.50 at ..... $4.509 wte £ 2 TOP .. ui. porks nyses Nh6C +KEA® 6854 688Bke DaANDY HORSEK gRUsHEs ~ ~yat A fine assortment of dandyHaree Brushes, W# best value we lsave ever offered at 190 each d The potato growers friend. Does the work thé same as Paris Green and much cheaper in price. A pure scientific blend of Paris Green and Arsenâ€" ate of Lime, put up in pound packages, at per ID (.0e, eerve pesa esres ssssf se s}.>>.*+. GQ6 HOME‘MADE GALV. spnAmc CcaAns Adjustable Grass Catchers, canvass sides and galvanized bottom, with hooks to lift off easy and to fit any mower. _ Regular $1.35, special at uw BUY "BUGâ€"Oâ€"CIDE." GRASS CATCHERS Stee! Hose Reels that hold 100 feet of hose, {%, 5& or %4 inch, regular $2.50 at .... ....... slga HOSE REELS Large size, well m#(ngular $1.00 at .. Medium size, well Frade, regular 75¢ at .. $13.50 PRICE THREE: ‘ww Pnl.u‘A"r:b and White Swies C n#, rent . patterns, §$5.00 up to $6.50, saie ... 1 24 Pairs White Lace Nottingha cwuln.num“mu“.fl.c . .23 Pairs Lace Curtains, in ? differ« ::'ucrn.n.ul.rMuuma 16 pairg Arab Curtains in 6 differt utbmt.'rn'ulu $7.50 to $9.00, sale Big Reductions AIn Curt 35¢ y % «&