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_ ... New Ramburg rfi:or An tor Mr. A. H. ived h& friends. Mt. REd. B ‘ednesday t her, the is re at the i$Mfies Carri er home in with h ine. ‘# Where to rg‘s: Civic ball, ban apedâ€" Seri ; Pte. Miltor hd conting Erance, is vi !f Where to go Aug.. 6i. New Bore, Dakota, spent a week with the former‘s sister, Mrs. Ben. Forrest, Sr., €hurch street. ‘‘Mr. and Mre. J. Ebel and daughter i_lthloeu of Kitchener, spent Wednesâ€" y evening with friends here. ; Miss lda Bowman :e spending her mm with her sister, Mrs. Chas. loison, at Stratford. i; Mr. L G. Pequegnat, who was on a WBusiness trip down east, returned Bome on Thursday. f ‘"Dr. Raiph Ruby of Hars, Ont., was a:; isitor in town this weelk, .. . .â€" . . : â€", Mr. A. g Freeborn, of Vancouver, ived on Wednesday, on a vlnit“ § Tweed. _ ..é Mir. icusert Bore, Dakota, former‘s siste €hurch street. ‘‘Mr. and Mr i;thleen of K y evening w ;, Miss lda B mhn with l n, at St ¢ Thomas Woenzel and daughter are spending their holidays With relatives at Oshawa. . Mre. Donald Miller of Winnipeg., is k&. eral weeks with her her ln’.goth, Jacob street. . Mr. Jacob Habhn spent Monday with Wl at Waterloo. * Mr. Alvin Kalbfeisch of Detroit, is Kere on a visit to his parents, Mr. and ire. Harry KalbSeisch, Peel street. ‘Miss Amelia Luft of Wellesley, . is kflu several days with her sister . Charles Boehler, Boullee street. . Miss Edna Arnold returned to her home in Kitchener on Wednesday after i Mr. Herbert Schweitzer returned to home in Regina after spending _ a with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. m. Schweitzer, Huron St. + Miss Wallace and Miss Micklejohn gre enording a month at their homes 'x'l:lu s week with her friend, Miss E Buckel, Waterloo street. . Mr. Val. Wenzel is spending his vaâ€" mn with relatives and friends . in sor and Amberstburg. 4\ Miss Ethel Winn of . Toronto, is several days with her parents . and Mrs. Winn, Waterloo street. /s (MÂ¥s. Buck of Brantford, was a visiâ€" Yor at the Methodist parsonage this 4. Miss Eveline Ernst is spending her “n-a holidays with friends | at & Mr. 1..ert Kee and daughter o friends. ; Mt. Ed. Eckel was at Clifford, on ednesday to attend the funeral of his Em. the late Jacob Eckel, who diéd re at the age of 81 years. Mfiss Carrie May Fink returned to‘ arâ€"home in Preston, after spending a éek with her friend | Miss Henrietta 'W' to Ler home in Exeter on m.&m»â€"c _& > Of day» with her sister, Mrs. m‘:'ulrhnmuo‘m delivering the mail on R. R. No. O. K. Becker and little daughter nre miu their summer vaâ€" '&“od l-hn:. » whkihs . w spent several with her sister Mrs. O. H. Beckâ€" â€"zâ€"INTERESTING NEWS NOTES We suggest that you give this matter of incoming telephone calls your careful attention. Many merchants insist on their most experienced employees answering the telephone. ; It is important, too, that your telephone be answered by anm employee who is thoroughly posted on the details of your business. â€" It is annoying to call andbe answered by someone who will let you tell him everything you have to say and then inform you that you will have to tell the whole story to someone else. The Bell Telephone Co. OF CANADA. It is of prime importance to your business that the person answering your telephone be pleasantâ€"voiced, polite, intelligent. A curt, snappy answer results in loss of trade. s a+ a» . Theâ€"sacred band concert given by the‘ New Hamburg band on Sunday evening, drew an exceptiohally large audience from the town and vicinity. The .band played exceptionally well under the leaderahip of Mr. Schatte, of Kitchener, who also beautifully rend: ered a coronet solo. R Miss Erla Beger is spending h weekâ€" with her sister,:Mrs. Harry Motchman at Waterloo. ... _ . s Miss Laura V, Gafes of Torongo, spent the weelkcend with relatives in town. Bhe was the guest of Miss Helâ€" m» Boglles. 5 _ * s20re,â€" ine dadies extend their thanks‘ldtter in a very appropriate address to the public for the liberal patronage. explained the object of the assemblage Personals. after which the decoratinlig of the grav> Miss Roxie Bowman spent a _ few|es was proceeded with by the flower days this week with relatives and | bearers.. The gravyes decorated â€" at friends in Kitchener. Riverside Cemetery were of the deâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vetter, of Bufâ€"| eased brethren of Nith Lodge namely, falo, are visiting at the home of the| E. R. Beger. William Schaaf, Jacob latter‘s sister, Mrs. John F. Katzenâ€"| Graff, Louis Berlet, Joseph A. Laird, meler, apd the open grave of the late Bro. Died at Mount Clemens. | Twonh Laschinger,‘who was buried on The death took place last Fridn; Monday, and at the old cemetery floral in Mqunt Clemens, Mich., of Mr. P.}‘tributes were laid‘ upon the graves of E. Gingerich, at the age of 62 years, 1/ the late Brethren Jacob Ritz, Christâ€" month and 14 days, after only & f0W | jan Rits, Charles Kraft, Peter Studer days‘ iliness. He was a native of Wiâ€"| apg George Flowers. Upon the return mot, and spent his early life in New | tm town; addresses were delivered on Hamburg. ‘Twentyâ€"five years ago he | y band stand by Grand Master C. S. went to Mount Ciemens, where he had ::'rn. Bro.:J. E. Hett, exâ€"Mayor of since been in business. His wife Préâ€"| Kitchener, Bro. Dr. Anderson and Bro. deceased him three years. He 18| rey Snyder. c + survived by two brother, Messrs. E. acob Laschinger. A Gingerich, and John E. Gingerich, from ".;.'“";': 3 mustes) MV Jacob Laen here who both went to the funeral, Inger, 'l:)’:l. ed luddénly .l-‘rlday July v » » ::;:f:.;’ as held at Mount Clemens on | 13th, was one of our oldest native born __Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pletsch and son | "C8ldonts, being born here on May 11th of Sebringville, spent a few days with I ::fllmlle '“n‘:imn ?‘:::‘hl‘m Jm her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F.|{ASschinger, and rea bre & = Schmidt life. For many years he carired on a c.'l.bn‘.d ‘68th Birthday. * carriage making business and in 1898 Mr. Frederick Schaefer celebrated| W2% 2PDointed postmaster in . . i1g his 68th Birthday on July 12th, and fon to the late Chritian Eranst. e was prominent in municipal affairs upon the occasion was surprised by d C illo: d f his family, and the members of the|""d 8°rved as Counc ;.l:t 0:‘;')“,‘ Trinity A.utheran Church Board, and iv::rs ;’" .;:’?':: ""“ ':: a w-et(;:- was presented with an address and an ‘ fulmr 0‘; ‘of tg Ev ngelical Church appropriate gift. A pleasant evening memhor 0 e angello was spent by all present. jnnd an active Sunday School worker, Dr. T. L. Walker of the University| 870 a!8so belonged to the 1.0.0.F. In of ‘Toronto, visited New Hamburg this| Politics. he was a staunch Reformer. week in connection with the work of He was twice married. His first wife the committee for the organization of «ied about thirtyâ€"six years ago, and he Resources. ‘The object of his visit is i8 survived by his second wife, and a to find out what help is required by the , )arge family, besides two brothers, and farmera,for harvest and the extent of | five sisters. One son Wilfrid, who had help the towns can supply. gone overseas, is at present in a hospiâ€" . Mrs. Daniel Ritz is spending a few |42! in France, with his left leg ampuâ€" days with relatives and friends in Kitâ€"|tated as a result of wounds received thener and Galt. â€" ‘%jin battle: The funeral took piace on Mr. John Beulow and son, Clarence,| Monday afternoon from his late home of Walkerton, are visiting his: daughâ€"| to the wnlmCh;}rgh where serâ€" ter, Mrs. (Rev.) Mosig. > * ~| viee wias condu by* Rev. Hohin, ab Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Heiman of Kitchâ€"|Sisted by Rev. Yager of Stratford and ener, spent Sunday at the home . of, Rev. Burn â€" of; Watérioo. Interment * l wis Heper c [ se aok fone POrE Miss Erla Beger is spending h weekâ€" me . , .0.0.F., with her sister, Mrs. Harry Hotchmnn" attended the funeralâ€"in a body and ofâ€" at Waterloo. ... . % ficiated at the grave. wa se f o 2L DLWPRCR O PIVCCY TMMOThg VC HHT. T\ E. Gingerich, at the age of 62 years, 1 mouth and 14 days, after only a few days‘ illness. He was a native of Wilâ€" mot, and spent his early life in New Hamburg. ‘Twentyâ€"five years ago he went to Mount Clemens, where he had since been in business. His wife preâ€" deceased him three years. He is survived by two brother, Messrs. E. Gingerich, and John E. Gingerich, from here who both went to the funeral, which was held at Mount Clemensg on Monday. <ota Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vetter, of Bufâ€" falo, are visiting at the home of the latter‘s sister, Mrs. John F. Katzenâ€" meler, Died at Mount Clemens. The death took place last Fridal{ in Mqunt Clemens, Mich., of Mr. P. on Wednesday, was largely u;m and proved to be a success, both Iy and financially. ‘The prize drawing for the quilt, in aid of the Red Cross, took plage.snd the lueky number is 167. The Bolder of this ticket may, secure the guilt at Mr. George Appel‘s spent a week with friends in town. ‘The contract for putting in the ce ment roadway, on Waterioo street, from Hartmai s bridge to the G.TM. Who Answers Your Telephone? Mr. and ‘Mr#. John Hartman spent Sundayâ€"with relatives and friends in Kitchener. ; Mr. and Mrs. John Buckel and daughâ€" ter Clara, spent. Sunday in Kitchener. Mr. Samuel Stuart spent the weekâ€" end at his home in Mitchell. Mrs. Wm. Weber and son Paul of Kitchener, spent Saturday at the home of Mrs. Carrie Becker, Jacob street. Mr. Samuel Miller of Niagara spent the weekâ€"end with friends here. Mr. H. Lang of Kitchener, _ spent Saturday with friends here. The following are the succéssful eanâ€" didates of New. Hamburg School:â€" Llgyg Debus, Vernon Forreat, Minnie Forlér, Vern Ingold, Ruth Peacock, Carl Schnarr, Zeno Sehi, Grace Smith, Elmina Steinberg, Sabina Stier, Michâ€" ae! Swan (Henors), Verna Vansickle. Mr. John Zimmerman is visiting reâ€" latives and friends in Sarnia. Mr. Swanwick and two little sons of Hamilton, spent Friday at the home of Mr. John Buckel, Waterloo street. .. Mr. Haroldâ€" Bingeman spent the weekâ€"end at his home. Entrance Results.~ * $ * Morley and headed by the. New Hamâ€" burg Band, paraded to Riverside Cemâ€" etery. Upon the arrival of the proâ€" ceasion at the cemetery, the opening ceremony. was Rerformed by Bro. A. I. o‘mioiiuki-iinimm Stratford, are spending their vacaâ€" ton at the home of her parents, Mr. Mr. De Loss Hess, spent Sunday in Already from the wroeck of the steam er Pewaubec, sunk off Alpena, in Thunâ€" der Bay, more than fifty years ago, diâ€" vers working 200 faet down have reâ€" covered 50 ‘ons of the 300 tons of copâ€" per in the cargo, worth $30,000â€"a world‘s record in salvaging operations, It is claimed. Willizam Field, fourteenâ€"yearâ€"old son of â€" Austin Field of Oxford Park, near London, Ont., was drowned while bathâ€" Ing in the Thames Saturday evening, though forbidden by his mother to go. Mr. Ivan Haliman spent the weekâ€" and in Toronto.â€"The Misses Elia and Minnie Thamer of Kitchener, were Sunday visitormat the home of Mr. and MUrs. N. Bergey.â€"Mr. H. Moyaers spent Sunday at his home in Kitohener.â€" Mr. D. K. Devitt visited friends near New Dundse on Sunday.â€"â€"Mr. A. C. Bowman of the. Columbus Oil Co., spent a few days at his home. News Notes. # Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kneisel and Mrs. Conrad Kneisel motored to New Hamâ€" burg last Monday.â€"Mr. Edward Wickâ€" ie and Miss Gertrude Wickie of Stratâ€" ford visited, a few days with friends here.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Streichâ€" °r and Miss Emma Ruthig were visitâ€" ing friends in Listowél, and Palmerâ€" ston for a few days.â€"Mr. John Balzer visited in Wallace on Wednesday and Thursday last week.â€"Mr. Waiter Koch has received a contract to erect a new barn and straw shed for Mrs. Yost at Kingwood.â€"Misses Veckle, Matilda, Emma and Esther Schmehl of Welles: ley spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Andrew Streicher.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hehberg and son Willie spent Sunday with friends in Rostock.â€"Mr.â€" Will Foerster and Mr. John Koenigâ€"of St. Clements spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Glebe, A heavy thunder shower passed wer here on Sunday afternoon. This ‘s rather uncertain weather for hayâ€" ing. . Death of Mr. Kaster. + On Wednesday morning, Mr. Samuel Kaster passed away in his 54th year ifter an illiness of a couple of months durations._He was buried on Saturâ€" lay afternoon in the Latchar cometery the funeral being one of the largest aver held in this vicinity. Rev. 8. H. Awartz and Rev. Mr. Bristol, of Kitchâ€" ener and New Dundee, respectively, preaching the funeral sermons. . He ‘eaves to mourn his loss a sorrowing widow and three sons all at home.. Personals. News Notes. the St. Louis Theo. College, occupied Hive pulpit last Sunday evening in the Lutheran church and preached a véry eloquent sermon. F .. Mr. and‘ Mrs. A. B. West and daugh? tet of Elmivale are 'nt present lpicndlng a few of their holidays herc, with her paren#,‘ Mr. and‘ Mrs. L. $chaub.â€" Mrs. M. Schaub spent a week with her son‘ Edgar, at Elmira.~Mr.:and: Mrs. Jolin ‘Jetidt and family of . Kitchcener, spent a few days here with re:miives and ‘friends and‘ left for their home again in Kitchener this morning. _ The contract for paving one of our main thom'}hhm was let last Priday to Mr. Levi Lichty, at 14%c per sq. ft. Occupled, P z* iqtb & > wy. Ogdr;hhberg. & student ~of Out of eight candidates who wrote at the focent Entrance Examinations at Crosshill, several were successful, two 1 assing with honors, which bespeaks well for «tr Principal, Miss McGregot. Contract Awarded. News Note® Mr. ane Mrs. Herb Kaufman visited friends in New Hamburg over Sunday. â€"Mr.. and Mrs. Liphardt of Waterloo, paid Mr. A. Berscht a short visit last Sunday afternoon.â€"Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Schummer and family of St. Clements, spent severalâ€"hours here with Mr. and Mrs. Doyle.â€"Much damage has been done to crops in this district by the recent hail storms. Passed With Honors. Miss Margaret Good of Kitchener, is spending a week‘s holiday with Misses Stella and Eileen Weber.â€"Mrs. Susan ’oher of Kitchener, is the guest of rs. Moyer at Pleasant View for a few weeks.â€"Miss Kathieen and Master Matthew (cintzman of K‘ «hener, are ‘Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heintzman. â€"â€"Misevs holidaying with their uncle and aunt, Laura n=d Mary Harris, of ‘Waterloo, are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Berlet.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Adam U!hlmn‘ of Waterloo, were guests of Mr. and Mro. Hy. Berlet last Tuesday. { noon from house to Little . Gerâ€" interment. little casket was carâ€" ried by four little girl friends, Ilatgr et Bachman, Lizzie Goetz, Helen tâ€" shy, and Nettfe Benninger, while Laura Goetz was cross bearer. Mr. and Mrs. Litschky appreciate the ki~*nees of th‘ neighbors and frieuds, who showed their sympathy in sending Gower.. and helping them during their sudden beâ€" reavement. * . ehis awoke the childâ€"was asicep _ fh M~Ad=w::;:=nwm pronounced death due to heart failure. The funeral was held on Friday afterâ€" W. Woods, Huron Road... .> % _ Mr. and Mrs. J> W. Corgoil, Mr. R. garet â€" Boll, over from Shefâ€" field and spent Sunday with théir sizâ€" ter Mra. J. W, Woods, Huson Road. Lisbon. Wellealey The entrance results of the local Separate School are exceptionally gratifying this year. All the pupiis sent up to the examination were sucâ€" cessful in passing, while three sucâ€" ceoded in taking honors. Ernest Hall, by having the highest percentage of all the candidates of the _ Separate schools in the county, has won the scholarship ofered by the Knights of Columbus. He is also the winn®" of Mr. and Mrs Wm. Bennington have returned from a pleasant motor trip to Windsor and Detroit, where *hey spent the week end visiting friends. Dr., Milton Hagey has .returned to Kingston after spending a few days at his home in town. . â€"1 © Rev. Mr. Nash attended the funeral Lanceâ€"Corp. Gordon Murdock who has been invalided home, arrived in town recently amd is now yenewing acâ€" quaintes in Preston. Local and Persenal. ‘The report that rte. F. Albert Coopâ€" er had died of wounds is quite true. He was seriously wounded on the 12th * Tnneâ€"and buried two days later by an army chaplan at Vimy Ridge, acâ€" cording to word received by his moâ€" thor. Mrs. Marry Edgar and son are spending a pleasant holiday at Akron. O., where they are ghests of Mrs. Edâ€" gar‘s sister, Mrs. Gooding. Pte. Bowman Arrives Home. R Pte. Clayton Bowman arrived back home in Preston, ‘after having done his bit on the battlefields of Rurope. I‘te. Bowman went overseas with the Tist, arriving in England in April last year. He left for France on August 13th and saw fighting in the front ‘renches before he was wounded on November 13th. He was in a machine gun section and was finally wounded in the right shoulder by the explosion of a shell which tore away a good part of the muscle. After being in a Entrance Results of Separate School the gold medal donated by Mr,. A. L. â€"ench hospital for a month he was taken over to England. His wounds are now healed and the arm is again fairly strong, except that he cannot raize it above his head. Pte. Archic Wright, a former 111th boy. has been invalided home and is now in town. Pte. Wright reports in Loudon after a ten days visit in town. Given Chance to Entist. The Galt man who was remanded for one week on a charge of dofraudâ€" ing merchants in town appeared beâ€" for Magistrate _ Reist Wednesday n'orntng. The Magistrate â€" gave ~the man a chance to enlist. If he fails to pass the military examination he coes to Kitchener for six months at hard labor. _Mrs. Wilsher and Miss Wilsher o‘ Montreal are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed .Wilsher. Misses Mabel Ballantyne and Inez Hahn have left for Prescott, from where they will go to Montreal by isâ€"now .78 years of age, and it is the first thima they have travelled so : far west. It may well be called their secâ€" ond honeytoon, for~Mr. ard Mr. Cobâ€" €, although both well up in years, are still enjoying splendid health. The event is indeed an interesting one to the happy aged couple. Mre. Elizabethâ€"Carlisle of New York, is the guest of Mrs. George Carlisle, Silver Heights. place in the warp room of the R. Forâ€" b2s Co., recently when John Smith has his arm badly hurt. John was putting a band on the twist when hs foot slipâ€" ped ‘and he fell against the machine, which resulted in his arm being torn by the spindle. He was immediately taken to Dr. Hutchinson‘s office where he had his wounds dressed. Won Gold Plece. , The numerous young friends of Miss Lela Garland are extending hearty congratulations to her winning the $10 gold piece donated by Mr. W. Renwick annually for the pupil obtaining the| highest per cent. in the entrance exâ€" aminations. Her percentage of 83, won the set_of books donated by Mr. W. H. Weaver. On Second Honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Cober â€" have left for Saskatoon, Kindersley, Calâ€" gary, Edmonton and other western points, where‘they will renew the acâ€" quaintances of old friends. Mr. Cober A number of young ladies have takâ€" en positions with the A. B. Jardine Co. rand have already commenced work. They are: : Misses Myrtle Thompson, Evelyn Stark, Leslie Harvey, Jessic Conmell, Lily Zeigler and Mrs. _ A. Lyons. i Met With Painfu! Accident. | \â€" A; decidedly. painful accident. took Mr. Everett L. Weaver has accepted a position in EQmira and has already taken up his duties in that town. The many friends of Mr. Arthur Eagle will be sorry ts know that his condition still remains serious. After the wedding dinner Mr. and Mrs. Howlett left for their honeymoon, which will be spent in Dundas and Toâ€" ronto. After their return they will erâ€" side in town. , Local and Personal. mte, ao 20 t s egy iob o Vowlett, sister of the groom. acted a% bridesmaid, while Mr. Leonard Couldâ€" rey of Dundas, attended the groom. The'ddtuurchvuphyedhy & sister of the bride, Miss Jessie Scott. was given away by har father, wore a charming gown of fleshâ€"colored crepeâ€" deâ€"chine and carried a beautiful bouâ€" quet of pigk and white carnations. The bride‘s véil was of net and adorned burg since 1897. ubmlp.'uilmlumxfl;: er, who spent their vacations at their t"e spending their vacations at Monâ€" treal and the Thousand Islands. . J. Law and "Va)"* Entwistle ~â€" Preston., _ ~Miss . Sarah. Bowman. of .Petosky, Mich., called on Mrs. Bemis last week, ‘â€"Mrs. Scoble and daughter Florence Oof: Kitchener,â€" renewed acquaintances last week.~â€"Mr. and Mts. Jos. Simons and family spent Sunday in Elora.â€" Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cressman and, famâ€" ily Sundayed at Breslau last Sunday. â€"Mrs. Knoepfer of Formosa, spent a few days wita her daughter, â€"Mr. and: Mrs. Joe Heintzman.â€"Miss Jean Mcâ€" Allister was the guest of Elora, friends for a few days last week.â€"The Misses Iva Steiner, Jean Schaefter, and Minâ€" nie Quitelle from Kitchener, spent Sunâ€" day with Miss Myra Reist.â€"â€"Misses Nora and Hilda Heintzman of Kitchenâ€" er, spent the weekâ€"end at their home here.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ratz â€" and daughter Margaret of Tavistock, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McAllisâ€" ter last week.â€"Mr. Allen and Edwin Buehler and Miss Maggie Buehler of St. Jacobs, Sundayed at Pleasant View. â€"Miss Watt of Elora was the guest of Miss Jean McAllister for a few days.â€" Mr. and Mrs. Allen Weber and family Sundayed at Wallenstein. ' Stopped Most Terrible Suf. fering by Getting Her Lydia Ei ci{{liouzcndlitililmy head would alâ€" most burst. I got where I was almost a walking skeleton and life was a burden to me until one dnynyhub-nd'nnhz sister told my husband if be did not something for me I would not last long and told him to get your medicine. So he, and 'oldhl-mymmedldm. So he got Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Comâ€" pounafwm;,mdaflerhih(finflm three doses 1 began to improve. I conâ€" tinued its use, and I have never had any femaie trouble since. I feel that L Owe my life to you and your remedies. They did for me what doctors could not do and I will always praise it wherever I go."‘â€"Mrs. G. 0. Lowert, 419 W. Monâ€" terey Street, Denison, Texas. If you are suffering from any form of female ills, get a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound, and eemmenée the treatment without delay. Denison, Texas. â€"*"After my lHttle girl was born two years ago I began sufâ€" ermmmemmnunrummmmmfering with female HUSBAND SAVED of pavement will be comenced in the near future.â€"Mr. C. Parcil, Div. Court Clerk of Linwood, was here last week on special business.â€"It is reported that the Boys‘ Band is engaged to furâ€" nish the musical part of the program for the Garden Party at Tavistock on Wednesday, Aug. 1st â€"Mrs. P. T. Schummer of St. Clements,.spent a week with her daughter, Mrs. Doyle. â€"Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer of Deâ€" troit, who spent a week here visiting friends and relatives returned home again last week.â€"Mr. Geo. Reiner, Jr., of New York, is spending a short time here with his parents.â€"Mr. C. J. Wagâ€" ner after spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Shagené near Waterloo, returned to her home here on Sunday. â€"Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Schaub and famâ€" lly of Elmira, spent Sunday under the parental roof â€"Mr. Henry Luft, our new grocery man, and successor to Mr. Hy. Forler, took possession of the groâ€" cery store, barber shop, and fce cream parlor _ last Tuesday.â€"Mr. Wilfrid. Berscht, Mr, and Mrs. John Berscht, and Miss Lizzie Berscht motored tol Niagara Falls last Friday and on their way home called on friends at, Grimsâ€" by, Hamilton and Tavistock, and ar: rived home nere ‘again Sunday‘ afterâ€" noon.â€"Mr. and Mrs. McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Timm of Wallace, spent Sunâ€" day with Rev. and Mrs. Battenberg.â€" Mr. and Mrs. L. Kruspe and daughter of Stratford, were guwests at M. Schaub over Sundgy. C ; News Notes. Messrs. Philip Graham, and Peter A. Wagner were in Palmerston »:ast Friday on businessâ€"Mrs. John Kautâ€" man and Mrs. G. Ottmann ar spendâ€" ing a woek with friends and relatives in Preston, Kitchener, Waterloo, Himâ€" burg and other points.â€"The Engineer of Kitchener is here taking the level of the road on which the construction Pauntler, _ ; ‘The suceessful candidgtes Jerâ€" ome. Fischer (Hon.) ho&"lhll (Hon.) Beatrice Haller (Hon.), Edâ€" mund Mattes, Winifred Murray, Magâ€" daien Winterhalt, Ida Wirsching News Notes of interest. are peatered with corus and who have at least once a week invited an awful death from lockjaw or blood are now told by a Cincinnati to use a drug called freezone, &Mnhwmm to any corn, the sorences is and soon the entire corn, root an‘ all, lifts out with the fingers. It is a sticky cther compound which dries the mpment it is applied and Bloomingdale. w # gn RIGHT OUT NOW HIS WIFE Number unlimited. Highest market price paid. Next shipment Wednesday, August 1, 1917. . 2. The estimated cost of the work is $504.80, Of which $§0.00 is to be Paid by ‘the Corporatifn. The estin ated speci@lâ€"rate per f66t frontage is 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Waterloo intends to conâ€"| struct, as a local Improvement, a} sewer with underdrain, â€" on Jolm! street, between Park street and Y;r, street, and intends to specially ‘ass I a‘part of the cost uppn the land abutting dfrectly on the work. } 80c The special assesgiment is to hi paid in thirty annual ingtalments. >~ ~3. A petition againstithe work will not avail to prevent its. construction‘ Dated 12th July, 1917. ? Town of Waterlioo Take Notice That or less, .â€"28 acres under cultlutlon.‘ Balance timber and pasture. On the} farm is a good bank barn, house with| kitchen attached, implement shed and> good water. [ Bituated 4 miles southeast of Kitchâ€" ener; the property of ‘the late Geo. E. Bowman, consisting of 52 acres more WANTEDâ€"Severas good and bench hands. Stea FOR SALEâ€"Waterioo Champion arator, 32x42, in good rnnnlq der. A. €C. Recker, Roseville." farm, high state of cultivation, lars bank barn, driving house, never fm ing water supply in rugning stream, miles from Guelph, one taile from Mo retiring. Apply to T â€" f WILLIAM C. BERNER, R. R. No. 2, Breatau SHINN & LIPPERT Farm For Sale ! Beautiful country lc‘.. press l:etldenco. 168 acres, grain and Shinn residence, Waterioo, 333K Ed. Lippert, residence phone 231 Store phone, Kitchener, 570. Best Equipment, Number of years experience as Auctioneerâ€" Practical knowâ€" ledge of values, live stock, iImpleâ€" ments. etc. Phone 136, Waterioo 124f supplies here. _A splendid as sortment of all kinds of light and heavy harness. & ""A EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER _â€"_ AND VALUATOR Apply by letter or in person to Y E. S! MASTEA A;<D HUNSBERGER No extra charge for hearse. + Reasonable Prices. Office Phone, Waterioo 33 W. Hogs Wanted GENERAL WANTS Bucher & Son Paris Craen Sprayers Repairing promptly done. Opposite City Haill, Kite Phone 217. H. B. DUERING Undertaking NOAH E. BOWMAN, Heapeler. GEO. W. LATSCH, Kitchener, . C. Brueckner‘s BADEN, ONT. Farm For Sale At Baden JAMES C. HAIGH ~ Clerk. 57 King St, E. . .... . Executors. specially uum upon the land e work. ' at of the work: $80.00 is to be‘