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:-,,rérowded ! Packed! Jammed! kss will have car fare refunded. | KITCHENE®, ONTARIO + ~â€" Watch For BRig Red Sign in Front | o\‘ce;)tionally low. J + bn:=m==m==m:==»m=m==m==:=4 P G Miss Lou Boettger spent Tuesday un friends in ‘Toronto _ â€" _ _ The Ladies Aid of Trinity Methodist Church will hold a "Conundrum Tea" on Thursday evening, Nov. 8th, Tea will be served fiom 7.30 to 9.30 Admisâ€" Mr. Joseph Monaghan, who underâ€" went an operation for appendicitis at Bt. Joseph‘s Hospital Guelph, returnâ€" ed to his home here last Saturday fulâ€" ly .recovered. _ Special services were held in Triniâ€" ty Lutheran Church on Wednesday evening in commemmoration of the 400th anniversary of the Reformation. Rev. Mr. Alberti of Wellesley and Rev. Mr. Stockman of Sebastopol occuâ€" pied the pulpit. "Â¥1 U Grace Wenzel of Stratford the week end at her home here \\ Mr. and Mrs. G. Rebelski and son, a Mrs. A. Fraser attended the funâ€" of the late Miss Schaefer in Elmiâ€" Messrs. J.J. Berger and Mr. Albert Fischer left last week for the northern hunting grounds. Dr. Anderson and Mr. Emil Schmidt left on Monday. We wish them good success in their hunt for large game. To date about seventyâ€"five have apâ€" plied for exemption from Military Serâ€" vice at the local post office. Many of the young farmers from the neighborâ€" hood none have as yet reported for service. Ings <~New Hamburg. We are pleased to see that Mr. A.I Fraser‘is able to be around again after z‘ confined to the house for the ist three weeks. Mr. Chas. Foster, undertaker at Mr. ! Becker‘s moved his household effects to town this week and he and his famâ€" fly have taken up their residence in | ene of Mrs. S. Momer‘s houses on Jaâ€"| cob street. 1 Mre.. Albert Morrison and son Roy Oof Preston were the guests of Mrs. E. Grundenberger at the Commercial Ho tel on Sunday. :!'?"_""F‘!' Powell Canadian Enâ€" gineers, Ottawa, spent a few days leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Powell here. ___On all purchases of $15 or over, within a radius of 20 miles, we will refund fares. Buy return Tickets.. Waterloo customers ill have car fare refunded. Ladies‘ High Cut Fine Kid Boots. These are selling at $$.00 today in the city. Certain‘y a wonderful opporâ€" tinity to get an upâ€"toâ€"date shoe for about haif price. Sixâ€" ty pair of these go on sale Saturday for .... ..... $4.95 Ladies‘ high grade lace and button boots. . This inâ€" cudes some of our finest lines. Tou many lines to give full description but shoes in the lot worth $6.00. . All at OBE pFICB . ... .. .. .i sraree celnrce w en d n ane es PnE Ladies‘ Very High Cut Boots. The very finest on the market. The wholesale price is more than we ask and these should sell at $9.00.. Make certain of your pair by COMINE OBFIY ccerc. cxvers wrzzasl sarars ss% Ladies‘ patent leather with cioth tops,. patent leather, ¢&lf and kid leathers. The finest in the land. Don‘t miss ttis item. Come early and get two or three pairs. Never @gain will you get such high‘class goods for so little. Worth $5.50, NOW ........ ...... .... ..lkkk wiks 32.98 Ladies‘ Fine Dongola Kid and Calf Boots, lace styles. This lot includes fine Oxfords. Come at nine o‘clock. Our clearing price wouldn‘t pay for the sole leather. Shoes criginally worth $5.00. In fact you couldn‘t buy them foday at that price. This lot aiso includes heavy pebb‘c grain for farm wear. Be on hind when the door opens. Rugh prite sici1s c.lÂ¥ee vixies suodee s caues $165 Ladies‘ Heavier Boots, bood strong leathers for fall wear, a splendid every day shoe. We cannot replace these it the saie price, but we must clean out everything. Reguâ€" jar $5.00, HOW . 2...¢21 czzzce sariee shkrer crevee m‘s ‘ j $25) A GENUINE SALE.â€"â€"â€"The public know that ours is a genuine sale and that necessity demands that we get rid of our present stock. They also know that Hagen Sells Nothing but Dependable Footwear and that each and every article sold must give the wearer satisfaction or Hagen will make it good. We want your trade and for the next few days we will make Still Greater Startling Reduction on many broken lines and odd lots left over from the big selling of the first few days Come Early in the Morning we can serve you better but make it a point to come toâ€"morrow. See these surprising bargains: Our Busy j Neighbors '! HE OPENING DAYS of our great Shoe Sale have set a new high record for selling merchandise in Kitchener. Hundreds of customers have thronged our store each day and have eagerly picked up the Big Bargain Offerings in Footwear. This shows that the people in this vicinity Know and Appreciate values and are not slow to act when they see them. INTERESTING NEWS NOTES FREE TRIP TO KITCHENER sfor | Services to celebrate the Quadricenâ€" |tennial of the Reformation was held in |St. Peter‘s Lutheran Church on Sunday |In the morning the pastor delivered |a German sermon on the Reformation ‘and in the evening papers on the difâ€" ‘ferent features of Luther‘s life was read by the young people and special music was rendered. 7 j The Sunday School of Trinity Luâ€" { theran Church rendered a programmse | pertaining to the Reformation in the Church on Sunday evening. Brodrechtâ€"At the Sacred Heart pital, Spokane, Washington, on Monâ€" day, Oct. 15th ,to Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Brodrecht, a daughter, (Barbara Jean) Starting next Thursday there will be a dance in the Grand Theatre every other Thursday this winter. Dancing from 8.00 to 12.00 o‘clock. A good time is assured and all wishing to learn to dance will have good opportunity this winter. All new music. Ladies free. Born ~ Mr. Jacob Kropf received a letter from his sister Miss Lavina Kroptf, who went overseas as nurse, that she is now serving in a hospital in France and that she has made application to enter one of the casualty clearing staâ€" tions, which position she expects to get. Mrs. W. J. Scuily and Mrs. R. J. Easâ€" son of Stratford were the guests of Mrs. George Ford on Monday. Rev. G.D. Domm, B. ., ':'oronm.l preached and held Holy Communion on Sunday morning in the !vmollctll Cburch. ‘The quarterly conference convened on Friday evening after the service. The Evangelicalistic servicâ€" es will continue this week. Evorybo-l dy is cordially invited. On Monday evening the Young Peopâ€" le‘s Society of Trinity Lutheran Church assembled and presented Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lautenschlager with a handâ€" some rocking chair. A very enjoyable time was spent by those present. Mr. Harvey Wahn, student oi the Lutheran Seminary, Waterloo, was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Schewe on Wednesday. HAGEN‘S sion free, Come and enjoy a evening. $398 HUNDREDS OF BARGAINSâ€"NO ROOM TO LIST â€"REMEMBER DATE AND NAME pleasant Misses‘ School Shoes, good strong leathers ,strong scles and well made. Can‘t be bought for less than $3.00 any where. Great Sale Price ...... .... .2.. ... sz.w All our latest $16 and $18 lines the very best imoney can buy, including fine grey kid boots. ‘These will be sold at the Reduction price of ...... ...... .........â€" CAAAE Girls® stand the the girl a this fall. Ladies‘ High Cut Boots in Chocolate Kid and Calf leathers, also White Kid boots, showing all latest colored tops. These are positively new and selling everywhere for $12. You‘re lucky if you get zere early enough for a pPit. GOINE AL :â€"...s cirrrrrrenee skyvee va+s $785 Missos‘ Patent Leather and Cloth top Boots. Ail high grade goodsâ€"can‘t be duplicated for as much again as We ask. Regular $1.950 BOW: ...... c.lucrilss sns $289 One lot Children‘s Shoes going at unheard of prices ComC IN Garly =«sinc suusca crakkk ri3kee sancee $135 C Trinity Methodist Church on Sunday morning was Rally day in the Epworth League and an interesting service was held. New hymns were sung and Imany familiar ones. Mrs. R. Gribble, assisted the choir. Short addresses were given by Miss Rush, Messrs. J. M. Smith, Owen Hamilton, Francis Baiâ€" ley, and the pastors. 1 Death of Jsohn Witze! The death took place of probably ; the oldest resident of this neighborâ€" 'hood in the person of Mr. John Witzel, ‘ who passed away at the home of his , sonâ€"inâ€"law Mr. Peter Berg, at Phillipsâ€" | brug on Thursday morning at the ripe {old age of nearly 98 years. The late Mr. Witzel was born in Hess:e, Germaâ€" uy, on January 3rd, 1863. For many , vears he farmed south of Baden, but ilater retired to Wilmot ‘Centre. He: All kinds of Rubbers for Ladies‘ Boots at present Wholesale Prices f Chiropractic w France, Lieut.â€" J. Blair Gourlay of Galt, and one of the most popular ofâ€" ficers to go overseas with the l111th Battalion, has returned to Gait dis charged from further service, He was badly wounded in the face, chest and thigh, and for a long time his conâ€" dition was serious. MISSES AND CHILDREN _ Bearing scare of his six mounths in (Kiâ€"roâ€"Prakâ€"tic) A word that was taught to acâ€" cept "disease" as unavoidable in life‘s experience could not at first understand the Chiropractic idea that all ailments are the result of vertebrae interfersnce with life forces of the body; and that by simply adjusting without the afd of drugs or knife, the cause could be corâ€" rected, and normal conditions restored. Thousands toâ€"day know _ Chiropractic and owe their present state of good health to its work. Do you? Give Chiropractic a fair trial and conâ€" vince yourself of its merits. Consultation free. Phone 344. Residence 1020 W. 104 Weber Chambers, Kitchener Heavy Leather Boots, something that will wear and a line that we can guarantee. _ Get pair of these and keep her feet dry and warm Regular $3.50 NOW ..:..2 arsk .res swks $217 A. HOLM MBb [H . HAGEN who predeceased |years " ago. Since | wife he made his h ‘ter, Mrs. Peter B A family of two so ters survive him Mr. and Mrs. Val Wenzel kindly opâ€" ened their home on Friday evening to the Epworth League of Trinity Methoâ€" dist Church for their annual Hallowâ€" e‘en social. The guests were received in genuine Hallowe‘en style by witches and ghosts who told fortunes andplayed burg, and was well known here hayâ€" ing been a resident of New Hamburg for a number of years before removing to Erbsville. His widow and two sons survive him. The funeral took place at Erbsville on Wednesday. Mr. Russel Bean of Stratford spent the week end with his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Weber and fam:â€" ily of Monkton attended the funeral of the late John Peifer here on Sunday. Mr. George Battler of Kitchener spent the week end with friends here. Mr. Arthur Laschinger of Elmira spent Sunday with friends here. Mr. Wilfrid Hess of Kitchener spent the week end at the home of his parâ€" ents. merry pranks which were heartily enâ€" Mr. George Reibling, another nonaâ€" genarian who almost nearly reached the century mark, died on Monday last at his home in Erbsville in his 97th yeair. He maintained his facuities up to the end, and was sick only a fow days. The deceased was the father of Mr. David Reibling of New Hamâ€" Mr. Lambert Bowman spent Satur day in Kitchener. Mr. Ed. Piefer of Strathroy spent the week end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoffman of Detroit are visitors at the latter‘s home, Mr. J. W. Peifer. Mr. Andrew Schuler of St. Jaeobs spent the week end with his parents here. Mr. Alvin Forler of Waterloo spent Sunday at his home here. Miss Violet Schwartz of Conestoga spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams, Huron St. years ago. Bince the death of his wi‘e he made his home with his daughâ€" ter, Mrs. Peter Berg, at A family of two sons and three ters survive him namely Christina, of New Hamburg, Williem of Stephen Tp. Mis. Jobhn Lippert of Stephen, Mrs.Peâ€" ter Wilhelm of Milverton and Mrs. Peâ€" ter Berg of Phillipsburg. The mnorfi wes held on Saturday afternoon lea ing the house at 1 o‘clock for the Wilâ€" mit Centre Church and cemetery. Miss Madge Cook of Haysville spent the week end with friends here. was married to Dorothea Scharbaum., him about twenty Our best Everyday Boot, Waterproof soles, for Boys. This is something real good. A line we will have to sell at $5.00. During the great sale you have your choice for balf PFICB .s.us ecrerre nersen sxters ss24@% seaks $2.65 One lot Boys‘ Fine fiongola Boots. Clearing less than cost of leather. Seling @t ...... ...... ... lllll. 3279 â€" A lot of Men‘s Fine Boots, in various leathers. These are actualiy worth $5.00 today, and you can‘t buy them a cent less. For the early buyers here is a great snap. It Boys‘ Heavy Calf Boots soles pegged and sewn. You couldn‘t buy the soles for the sale price. Regular $4.00 BOW yemr0e Hrexithrtasknastaun ces seures wen‘e dsn s2'15 Boys‘ School Shoes, certainly a great protector from wet feet. Get the boy a pair for winter. We guarantee every pair solid. The stock alone is worth $3.00; in fact, we can‘t get the same kind at any price. Regular $5.50 boot8, ROW. . .....: 2inrerthranns waasss 13ke0ecerce szss Boys‘ Fine Boots in Patent Leather, etc. Regular $5.00 lines. Not a great many of this line so come at 9 o‘clock CIORTINGE AL +x...: .siscszensse shauke wa>ove onu% 53]5 MEETINGS OF O LABOR PARTY ‘Joyed by all.. Games and music followâ€" ed by a lunch which brought a very en joyable evening to a close. | _ Mr. and Mrs. James Vance of Woodâ€" The Independent Labor Party will hold the following meetings:â€" St. Jacobs, Friday evening at 7.30 0‘â€" clock, Elmira, Friday evening at 8.00 p.m. Miss Laura Hughes will address these meetings:â€" Kitchener Merchants Bank Hall, Wednesday Nov, 14th, 8 p. m. Allen Studholim, M. P. P. West Montroseâ€"Friday Nov. 16, 8 p. m. Pres. Reid, E. Ernst, (farmer) Dr. Hett, and others will address this meeting. Miss Laura Hughes will address meetings at Wellesley, Tuesday, Nov. 20 Hawkesville, Wednesday, Nov. 21 Mr. and Mre. Gideon ‘Weber and family of Moukton spent Sunday at the home of her perents, Mr, and Mrs. John Gchuler t Air. Louigs Haussaman of Kitchener, spont Sunday at bis home here. Mrs. Oliver Kerr and little daughter Muriel of Stratford, are spending this week at the home of her parerts, Mi. and Mrs. Fred Gocbel. Mr. Vensickle has secured work in Hamt#iton and moved there on ‘Tuesâ€" day Mr. Joseph Uttley of Kitchener, spent Sunday at his home here. biss L. 8. Rabb entertaincd her staff and a few invited guests to a dinâ€" ner on Tuesday evening. Mr. Louis Miller and daughter Ina spunt Monday in Kitchener. lir. and Mrs. HMenry Schaefer atâ€" tended the funeral of the former‘s couâ€" sin in Elmirs on Sunday. Mr. end Mrs. Miiton Boettger and faiaily of Monkton, spent Monday with re.atives here. Mr. S. G. Berlett was a business visitor in Kitchener on Tuesday. _ Mr. and Mre. Nicho!as Nablo are spending this week with their daugh ter Gertrude in Toronto. Mr Leslie Israel of Kitchener spent Sundsy at his home here. MEN‘S BOOTS BOYS‘ BOOTS Strict instructions have been given the military police at Windsor ferry dock to prevent Detroiters smuggling gugar out of Canada. 7.30 p. m. sharp, and Linwood Nov. GERMAN BOAT DESTROYED. 21st, 8.00 p. m. 1 Men‘s Heavy Waterproof Work Boots, 4 rows pegs in soles. Men, you can‘t do better than invest in a couple of pairs at our sale priceâ€"away less than wholesale price at factory. Selling at ...... ......5..... .. $329 vill pay you to come at 9 o‘clock sharp. â€" This lot includes strong calf leathers, sewn and pegged soles, Great Sale Men‘s Heavy Calf Work Boots in tan and black leaâ€" ther. Soles pegged and sewn, no better wearing boots on the market. It is almost impossible to procure these lines at ail, but 50 pairs go on sale Saturday at a price . that will not buy them at the factory today. Regular $6.00 BROW ...... rec+ns sirkks sisirr serrer kende seases $398 Another line of ‘our highest price working boots. Abâ€" golutely guaranteed in every respect. Worth $8.00 today. kegular $6.00. Our sale price ....l. ..;... ...... “48 An exceptionally fine grade of calf boots for . men will be cleared at a mere fraction of their value _ Goodâ€" yrar welted soles. We can‘t replace this boot today to sell less than $6.50. A word to the wise. Come early. Sellâ€" IN& At ...... ...... csllll 2llllll. sllll. .. .... OIAO Men‘s High Grade Patent Leather Boots. Gopdyear we‘ted soles. Altogether a real classy boot. Regulat Price %50now$415 Men‘s Custom made Oxfords very best stock u:J :vo_r;- manship. Reguar $5.00 and $6.00 Cearing at .... .. $198 Vory fine line of Men‘s Hight Grade Boots. Some with Neolin soles. Men get here early for these, as they will go very quickly. Regular $8.00, now .... ... . s485 We must vacate present premises as lcase has expired.. In order to make the move quickly our stock has been priced exceptionally low. MVUST VACATE PREMISES London, Nov. 3.â€"An attack was made toâ€"day on British vessels patrollâ€" ing the Belgian coast by an electricalâ€" ly high speed boat. The boat was deâ€" stroyed. KING ST., WATERLOO. OUR DOUBLE HARNES8 will be found equal to the»,. most _ perfectly _ matched team in symmetry and seauâ€" ty. It (sets gracefully on the horses, and while fitting perfectly allows the greatest® freedom of action. If : you have a high class team come here for harness appropriate for their class. WILHELM‘S