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_ At the request of Sir Thomas White, ter of Finance, Mr. George C. H. consented to act as chairman of City Advisory Committee of the Loan. _ Mr. Lang received a telegram from Sir Thomas on Tuesâ€" day and after accepting the office “ a meeting of city busincss men i. the Employers‘ Association ropms st evening. _ Among those present t :y Messrs. A. M: Kerr, _ Robt. th, J. M. Schneider, L MceBrine, B. Detwiler, A. R. Kaufman, L. J. Breithaupt, C. A. Abrens, _ Casper ¢ , Geo. Killer, R. D. Lang, John El:l. Mayor Gross, W. H. Schmalz, ‘.' Cochrane, W. S. Naylor, and B. A. Tate, the organizer for . North Waterloo. SAMUEL PETCH \ Samuel Petch, for many years a well known resident of Kitchener, passed away Tuesday night at his home, 69 Church street, following a brief illâ€" ness. Mr. Petch was for a number of yllin a county constable and served in an official capacits at the County Jail. His demise will be regretted by a host of friends _ in Kitchener and throughout the county. The deceased was born in Wellesley Township on his father‘s farm. e was the son of David Petch and Sarsh Hawke who were pionee: settlers of Waterioo county. There are left to mourn his death his wife, three sons, John. Jamâ€" es and Pierce, one daughter, Mrs. S. Le! . three brothers, John of Lisâ€" to . Pierce of Manitoba, and Robert of Tillsonburg, and three sisters. Mrs. P. McCalinm, â€"of Tâ€"ronto, | Mrs. S. Cohue of Tillsonburg and ~Mrs. Nel ‘son of Tillsonburg ~ The funeral _ was _ held _ Friday afternoon and 2 o‘clock from his late residence.â€" Interment will take place at. the â€" PetchHawko â€" Cenetery at Hawkesville INDUCTION OF Impressive services were held Tuesâ€". day night at Grace (“ongrega(ionul“ Church in connection with the inducâ€" tion of the new. Pastor Rev. W. Parker formerly of Onadaga, Mich. The serâ€" vices opened with the stngâ€"ng of the A nal Anthem which was followed n address by Rev. J. W. Newberry ring the pastor of the supâ€" port of the United Breâ€" thren Association. Rev. Mr. Plant, of Bloomingdale, secretary of the United Brethren Association also delivered a brief address. Following the address of Rev. Mr. Plant a vocal solo was renâ€" dered by Mrs. A. B: Poliock. Rev. Matâ€" hew Keby of Fergus was present repre senting the Western Association and delivered an address. This was follow ed . by a duet rendered by Miss Haâ€" macher and Mrs. Sahli. OFFICERS OF ORPHANAGE BOARD The adjourned annuat, and the reguâ€" lar monthly meetings of the Kitchener Orphanage Board were held at the Home on Monday evening. The elecâ€" tion of officers for the ensuing year, resulted as follows:â€" Pres. Peter Shype. he appointment of Mr. Lang as m chairman was confirmed on of Mayor Gross and R. Smyth. : following additional officers were ointed:â€"1st Viceâ€"Chattman, L. J. ithaupt; 2nd Viee Chairman, John inel; Secretary, J. A. Law. rated by King. The Happenings at the County Seat Careâ€" fully Summarized. Local ;:d Personal. and itchener News piiginle t n n l iglg c it i. INTED CITY WERE ELECTED + 4 us n alilites fln w on PASSES AWAY NEW PASTOR POULTRY SHOW l AT KITCHENER The annual poultry show of the Kitchener Poultry Association closed ‘Thursday evening after having comâ€" pleted one of the most successful exâ€" hibits of all varieties of fowl in the history of the Association. The officers and executive of the Association are to be congratulated for having so exâ€" celient a showing after a season so backward as far as chicken raising 'ls concerned as was experienced in this district this year. 4‘ Military _ Exemption Tribunal No y 384 sitting in the Judges Chambersl )â€"‘ in the County Buildings heard â€" six >â€"‘ claims _ Monday and out of the sh‘ ; only one claim was disallowed. Two q: were adjourned until they _ secure a| medical examination papers â€" and ; | others were granted exemption until ,.| their respective classes are called out. (.| The list is as follows: â€"¢| Edwin Weinsteinâ€"Adjourned. ldi\\'ilt’rid Morlockâ€"Allowed _ till class w ; called. aâ€" Arthur B. Clineâ€"Adjourned, â€" Gordon S. Clineâ€"Allowed till class called. . called. Edgar E. Begerâ€"Disallowed, Norman E. Helleetâ€"Allowed till TY | class called. The eggâ€"laying contest was won by S. Englert whose birds produced 10 eggs during the time of the contest. He entered three barred rock pullets and one barred rock hen. O. Gies won second prize _ with four Ancona pullets. They laid 9 eggs in the given time. W. Mikle, with four barred rock pullets won third prize his birds laying 8 eggs. INSTITUTE OF About forty men representing the dif ferent churches of this city and Waterâ€" loo, met at a supper given by the ladies of the New Jerusalem Cherch Monday evening to participate in the first serâ€" ies of meetings to train mentors for boys‘ classes in coâ€"operation with Boys Workers‘ Movement. Mr. H. T. Ferguson of London was the speaker and demonstrator. He showed the object of training boys in a fourâ€"fold development and demonstratâ€" Nov. Nov Nov ed how this had to be done by chartâ€" ing a boy on one of the standardsâ€"the intellectual. C 170 EXAMINED IN THREE ; DAYS; 66 IN CLASS A. 66 oT 20 To 88 170 The above is the record for the first half of the week in connection with the examination made by t he Military Medical Board. . The totals speak for themselves and are considâ€" ered to be on a par with the results \which are being found by other Mediâ€" cal Boards at other examining cenâ€" tres. It was announced this mornâ€" ing that the papers of all men _ exâ€" amined last week are ready and can !hv had by calling at the offices of the ‘Examining Board. EXEMPTION TRIBUNAL NO. 6 IS BUSY ' Rev. O. C. Elliott has resigned as pastor of Centre Streot Baptist Church lln St. Thomas to accopt the appointâ€" ment of General Evangelist under the Raptist Home Mission Board. His resignation takes effect the end of ; November. Charge Reduced In Another Case at North Perth Assizes. Stratford, Nov. 12. â€"At the opening sitting of North Perth Fall Assizes of the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Middleton this afternoon the Grand Juâ€" ry returned a true bill against Walter Jones and Russell Rodfield, St. Mary‘s on charges of criminal assault and of attempt to break jail. Their trial will go on toâ€"morrow. * Evidence and argument were comâ€" pleted in the case of Mrs. Annie McTa vish against Chief of Police Wm. Lanâ€" nin and Police Sergeant J. P. Aitchesâ€" on, charged with trespass assault, slanâ€" der and false arrest. The case arose from a search of plaintiff‘s house by defendant â€" officers on Scptember 26, 1916, on information from Mrs. Plumâ€" mer, for whom Mrs. McTavish worked that $20 which she had thought she had drawn from the bank was missing. It developed that the money was still in the bank. The charge was reduced ‘to trespass and slander by his Lordâ€" ‘nhip, who will charge the jury in the morning. 6th {th 5th TRUE BILLS RETURNED MEN EXAMINED. MENTORS FOR BOYS 24 15 21 2 packages Quaker Corn Flakes 15¢ 18c. Seediess Raisens sp. 2 Ibs. 25¢ & rolls 7c. Toilet Paper Special 15¢. Don‘t let it slip by without taking fullest advantage of its extra ordinary moneyâ€"sa ving opportunities. Menâ€"if yo u your wivesâ€"your sisters â€"send someone, but don‘t miss this sale, for such prices are not likely to occur again this win ter. MEN‘S SWEATER Coats in Men‘s Cashmere Hose ‘in Men‘s Underwear in Fleece | Men‘s Work Mittens, leathâ€" _ a grey color, two pockets, black. All wool, sizes 10 to Lined shirts and drawers. |â€"er palms and wool ribbed all sizes. Reg. $1.50 .. 98¢ 11. Regular 65¢. per pair All sizes. Regular 90c per | wrists. Regular $1.00 per s sxis ssxs sas..s« bfae garment .... .. .... GQc pair .... .... .... â€"> T5€, a \a sale .... 220. e e en > +> $140§ ® Boy‘s Overcoats iif Price $4.95 to $10.95 Young Men‘s Suits $13.50 10 lbs. Cranulated Sugar $1.00 45c. Victor Coffee, special 39c. Grocery Dept. THE 6 DAY SALE FOR MEN ENDS WEDNESDAY These Young Men‘s Suits are in nice blues, grey and brown mixture of Tweeds in all the new styles and effects m ade up neatly. Worth $15.00 to $18.00. On saile ...... ...... ...... $l3w Men‘s and Young Men‘s Overcoats of Tweed, in brown and dark greymixture, Pinch Back, Ulster and slip on styles. Regular $16.50 to 518.02._ 9!_\ FROM LINES WORTH $15.00 to $18.00 Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, November 15th, 16th, 17th, 19th, 20th, 21st STTORE NEWS G OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 tins .. .... .. .. JG¢ BABBITS CLEANSER per can .... .... ... PEARLINE per box .... .... .. FACTORY CHEESE PURE COCOA, in bulk 35¢ Ib. special .. .. 3 LIMBURGER CHEESE 35¢ Ib. special ..... * DROMEDARY DATES in packages ...... SEEDED RAISINS 1â€"lb. packages .... 15c SEEDLESS RAISINS 1â€"lb. packages .... lsc Wettlaufer‘s Dept. Store JEWEL SANTO COFFEE 35¢ lb. special .. .. 30( ROYAL BLEND COFFEE SHELLED WALNUTS : per pound .... ...s .']Sc good flavor .. . ... Boys‘ Knitted _ Sweater Coats in gray color. All sizâ€" es. Regular $1.00. On sale at .: Boys‘ Pull Over Sweaters in gray only. All sizes 26 to 32. Reg. 65¢ .... .... Ac high grade, lb. tin . to Boys‘ Suits in pinch back and Norâ€" folk styles. All sizes. Prices $5.00 Phone 8 WETTLAUVFER‘s Big reductions, Grey or White,: â€" 12x4 size . szw 11x4 size . $200 10x4 size . $175 Tremendous Meat Bargains Blankets CHUCK SHOULDER of PORK Christmas of the town GIFTS for EVERYBODY Our Prices will be Attractive Await you at the ntal Stove Meat Department for Three Daysâ€"Thursday, Friday and Saturday. __w::e list a few of the specials. _A step towards here means a step 1 8c Ib. 32c. Ib. towards ECONOMY. Men‘s Woolilen Underwear in a heavy ribbed, shirts and drawers. Sizes 34 to 44. Reg. $1.75. on sale . 5125 Men‘s New Fall Caps. Big assortment, new â€" shapes. Prices 50¢ to .... . €700 Phone 8 WATERLOO RIB ROAST .Cut HAM ROAST I FRESH PORK 23c. lb. 33c. lb. Rubber Specials Child‘s, sizes 4 to 7 . 45(' I Youth‘s size 11 to 13 . Child‘s, size 7/ to 10. Misses‘, size 11 to 2 .. Women‘s . Norsboro Kid, Lace Boot, High Top, Medâ€" ium Heel, all sizes. Regular $6,00 . ... .x.« s+>> $4.95 Men‘s Gunmetal Lace Boot with Rubber Heel. 34.95 Ladies‘Overall Aprons | in light and dark stripes all sizes, Reg. 75¢ for . mc Women‘s Vests in a winter weight, in white only, size 4. Reg. 45¢ .... ..... IThe 25 Pairs Women‘s Vici Kid Lace Boots, High Top, Kidney Heel, _ Sizes 2/ to 5%/z. Regular $6.50. On sale .;.... .... ... . se k «... e >> 33: S:}e SHOES below Wholesale Prices Ladies® Readyâ€"toâ€"Wear Specials THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH Men‘s Rubber Boots all sizes, $5 for $3.95 Store JOLLY OLD SANTA CLAUS . WILL BE HERE Shortly OUR STORE ISs THE GIFT HEADâ€" quarters ROUND STEAK PEA MEAL BACON 38c. lb. WHEAT GERM 3 lbs for .... ‘ WHITE SOUP BEANS per pound .... .... By piece LEMON PEEL CITRON PEEL per pound ... Men‘s Trousers in Worsted and Tweed cloths, all sizes, Regular $4.50 to $4.75 per NEW HONEY Snowflake Ammonia 3 10c. poks. 25¢c. Men‘s Hats in a Felt, navy, brown, slate, etc. Regular $2.00, $2.25 for .... €1.30 LABRADOR HERRING good size, per doz .. li per pound ... per jar . e. lb. King Oatmeal fresh 4 Ibs. 25¢. SIRLOIN * STEAKS PICKLED E sa%> 35: EL E ixss 45c EY . Croceries Boys‘, size 1 to 5 Women‘s size 27 to 7 Women‘s India Kid Buskins] Low Heel, with elastic front all sizes .... ..>..: $135 Child‘s School Shoe in a Box Kip Sizes 4 to 7/ ... 5125 Sizes 8 to 10% .. s175 Sizes 11 to 2 .... $9.95 with large and small colâ€" lar. Reg. $1.50 to $200 for .... .... .... +. GQc Ladies‘ Waists in a voile, 28c. lb. 2 lb '2 5c. 15 PORTER HOUSE STEAKS SAUSAGE Jur own make 30 45c. Ib Phone 8 e lb. (5°