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L. Wergott, Albert Wondling. ) _ Centrée Ward, Frank Gohl, Kdwin ‘nwhon..he came to Windsor last â€" Sepâ€" & \t:mher. E‘: When Litfin, who, it is said, came y 10 Canadaâ€"to escape service in the erman army, appeared in Windsor tj_gh,lku Court, he boasted that he had gj:'"hneod no difficulty in crossing ‘;fi"'b'll'mll without a passport. . This _ eaused the Government officers to inâ€" ‘ westigate, with the result that _ the / passport issued to Litfin was found Q,.Kucmer. Litfin, the police say, "Mas admitted taking the false oath. Working like mice in a larder two J;m‘lfla delingn nts were caught in ;fllo' «Public~Library on â€" Sunday â€"by \M1iss. Dunham, assisted _ hy Lesier Whiting and Mr. Meyers. Th young sters: were paying their fourth visi. q the institution in search of loot, an<! hew nabbed were found in posses n Of 25 cents which they had sto: &n from the till. The young thieves ‘Bad gained entrance through th« ihmbnt. They were immediately , ed over to the chief of _ police. \ The thieves proved to be _ brothers “ c 'old.of'ongen. They were just reâ€" turning from ~Sunday school .when they pulled off the job. Their cases he lnve*lgsmd by â€" Magistrate \Weir in Juvenile Court when it is beâ€" _ed.lhey will be turned over to the "Children‘s Aid Society. er, steps from Sandwich jail this k after completing a prison terim failing to register with the police it Windsor, he will at once be nrrestâ€" 4 on a charge of perjury. It is allegâ€" ed he obtained a passport from n «Windsor _ immigration officer â€" by ;;pu“narln: he was born in Canada. YOUNG THIEVES fllnfion of 12 to 1 the Kitchener Benlor sextette defeated Preston bere Wednesday night in the first senior home game of the O. H. A. series. The game was snappy throughout and alâ€" though Kitchener was in danger at no period of play, it was entirely satisâ€" factory from the fans‘ point of view. The Kitchener aggregation outâ€"skated, outplayed and oufshot the Prestonians ut every point of the contest which was replete with brilliant individual work on the part of the local sextette as well as effective combination and spéed. . At the close of the first period Kitehener led the visitors by 4â€"0. The secomd period gave Preston one goal to Kitchener‘s 7. was formerly a resident of this city and for sevoral years a member of tb_‘_‘;\l!lo‘nph Printing staff. iilfl?'uuu BEAT PRESTON. _ Jdifin, < it is aleged, has further Â¥Violated the laws of the Dominion by initucing the wife of an overscas solâ€" dier to leave her home in Kitchener OFFICERS OF .‘ ST. BONIFACE _ BENEFIT SOCIETY f ho officers of the St. Boniface Reâ€" wafit . Society for the ensuing year were installed at the regnlar mecting thieâ€"week as follows: PTE. HERB. PHILIP . AWARDED MEDAL _ > k FOR BRAVERY | "ESeZ s \hd Ward, Chas. Lehman, Wm Windsor, Jan: 4. â€"When â€"Bernard iitfin, 24 years old, a subject of the :’I‘flnfl\. 1. 9. Gies and W. Winter (Rast Ward, John Easy, G. Voll. Bouth Ward, Joe Hoffele, Peter An ‘RNARD LITFIN CHARGED WITH PERJURY. Pros. F. X. Schmuck, ‘aterioo, Chas. A. Knechtel, George fler, John Dorsch. eiph, Jan. 6.â€"Mrs. W. H. Phillip. otthamberland 8t.. received from War Office a small package con ng a very handsome engrayed mi r medal which had been swnm 6 her son, Herb W. Phillip. for ory «on the field of battle. Herk ‘whom formerly on the editorâ€" of the Herald, had done some has been received by Mrs. H. pson of Presion that her son Thompson who enlisted in eity and went overseas with the i Battalion is officially "‘reported UH® PRETMATM, MR NC PCO I service at the front for over | The Happenings at the County Seat Careâ€" fully S?u‘:emriul. Local ufd Personal. itchener News . Geo. H. Lackenbanes E. K. Wey, A. L. Hergott, B. Fischer, Wim. Qnelette, Gehl, D AND MiSSING. WERE CAUGHT l Mr. A. B. Surarus, for many years ‘one of Kitchener‘s foremost undertakâ€" ers, passed away at his home here on Queen street, south, Saturday evening at 14 o‘clock after a lingering illness. I’l'ln~ deceased was born in Freeport in 1856 on January 23. He took up the ,luruilnre and undertaking business in {!Iu- early years of his life. For 21 ly«m‘s he conducted an windertakin® business in this city and for five years llw was in business in New Hamburg. Mrs. Sauder is a sister of Mr. Thos. Hilliard and Mr. Sauder is a brother of Mrs. Thos Hilllard and Mrs. Menâ€" noâ€" Devitt of Watrerloo. LIEUT. THAMER IS INTERNED ‘ IN HOLLAND The funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 o‘clock from the late residence of the deceased and will he private. Interment will be made at" the East End Cemetery. ' Relatives . and. friends of _ the Bauder family from Kitchener, Waterâ€" lo0, Galt, Preston, Bresiau and Mantâ€" 3toh.. to the number of about seventyâ€" five gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sauder, Zion, on the afterâ€" noon of New Years Day, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their wed ding. A bounteous repast was served after which a program of addresses. readings, and musical numbers . furâ€" nished a most enjoyable few . hours. Mr. and Mrs. Sauder, who have been life long rémidents of Zion, were tenâ€" dered the sincereat and heariiest good wishes of all present on the at tainment of their 50th _ anniversary and the earnest hope was expressed that they would be spared to celebrate many more wedding anniversaries. MR. A. B. SURARUS . PASSED AWAY ON SATURDAY Flight Lieut. 0. Thamer, the young aviator who last summer surprised the residents of this city by fAying in from Camp Borden in time for break{ast ut the hoime of his brother on Weber street cast, is now interned in Holland after being forced to make a landing in that country evidently on account of machine trouble. Word to this efâ€" fect was received this morning by the young aviator‘s father, E. H. Thuamer, of this city, in a teiegram from the War Office. He is survived by his wife and two caughters Misses Stella and Gertrude of this city. Two brothers and six sisters also survive. They are Mrs. E. Woeber, of Petoskey, Mich. Mrs. Isaac Gehl of Caledonia, Mrs. M. Wat ter of Buffalo. Mrs. Alvin Lewis and Mrs. W. Meissel of Centreville, Mrs. G. Greutzner of Hespeler, Menno of North Bay and Jacob of Buffalo. SAD DEATH OF EDWIN KUEHNER IN HIS 32ND YEAR CBLEBRATED 50TH Flight Lieut. Thamer has been . a fighting pilot at the front for the past two months and has been engaged in many battles. On one occasion the geat of his machire was shot full of holes. The many friends in this c'u_v‘i of Edwin F. G. Kuehner will bq grieved to learn of his untimely death, which occurred at his‘ home, 67 Irvin street, Tuesday afternoon. Deceased was but 32 years of age, but had been in poor health for the past two years. _ He was a member of the 83rd. Battalion in Toronto for about 15 months during. which time he contracted a severe cold which foreed him to abandon military â€"life. He has been in {failing health ever since. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kuehner, and three brothers and three sisters. One brother, Pte. Walter Kuehner, is with a Winnipeg â€" Battalion in France. The funeral was held on Thursday afternoon at 2.30 from his late home and thence to Mount Hope Cemetery for interâ€" ment. A memorial service will be held on Sunday at the Zion Evangelical Church. t A French woman, eager to help America,. suggests that every Ameri can famfly keep a rabhit "as a means can famfly keep a rabhit "as a means of food defense duging the war." Not a bad recommendation, Wht it has om-! serious flaw; so many of us live la| apartments of only five or six rooms.| S RSAEY “I Opens Saturday oF WEDDING)||| Jan. 5th, 1918 in uvip g Caps For Ladies‘ in Woolien, colors Black, also White, all sizes, reg. 7T5¢ to 49 $1.00 for ... .. c For Ladies in Brush Wool colors, Nuvy, Searlet, Cardâ€" inal, also White 49c reg. Th .+ cu. .. 4 CAPS. Corsets 5 dozen Ladies‘ Corsets, extra quality, latest model, all sizes, worth $1.75 1. on Sale at ... ... sl39 In Flannelette, light colâ€" ors, in Pink and White stripe, reg. 90¢ for ..... :.. 59c 3 dozen Corsets, extra heavy quality, good model, six hose supporters, all sizâ€" es, worth $4.00, on sz.gs Sale at c220222. Aprons Mitts For. Girls, colors Navy, Scarlet, White and Grey, all sizes, worth 35 250¢. fur ..... .. c Ladies‘ Corsets, _ good style, fine coutil, all sizes, worth $1. on Sale at 75( For Girls or Boys, in : nice â€" knit, colors, Brown, Slate, â€" Navy, and â€" Scarlet, regular 50¢ and 35c GOe for ... .. Underwear Filannelettes Mill Ends White and Striped In White with Blue and Black stripe or Check patâ€" tern, all sizes, reg. 35 50¢, for ... ... c Underskirts extra heavy, size 25 1, reg. 50¢, for . c Infants‘ Vests in Cream and White, worth 15 25%¢, for ... : > c Ladies‘ Vests and Drawâ€" ers in Drab, Cream and White, in a nice knit, size t and Ex. 0. 8. size, extra youd value, price ’g‘. per yd Good weight with heavy nap, lengths 1 to 12 yd ends values per yd., up to . 25(‘ ‘Ladies‘ Vests in plain White, in a winter weight, Hosiery Ladies® Coshmere . Mose, 1x\ rib, in a fine quality, Btack only, sizes 7 to 10. reg. $1.25. 75: Sale Price .. Pss Hose. extra heavy, 10, reqular $1.25, tor Ladies Great ~ Semiâ€"Annual Event AH _ Weo! Worsted 12 "¢ and sizes 8 o 15° Alluminum Ware Satisfaction in house keeping cooking utensils that have everâ€" wear quality and ever bright surface, make the cook happier, the meals better, the home healâ€" thier.â€" Women‘s $5.00 Shoes $3.95 peck Dippers water Pails Tea Pots SCHOOL Shoes for boys girls and children,. in a box kip lace‘ or button, will stand a lot of hard wear. 45¢ Ib Orens Sat., Jan. 5 %°s Sat., Jan. 17 3 Jelly Powder, Imperial 3 for 25(: at 95. Boys*‘ Rubbers .. fi 80c Children‘s Rubbers WETTLAUFER‘ S Phone 8 Canned Tomatoes per can Clearing Sale of high gradge Vici Kid Lace Boots, high top, extra vaiues. ‘ Snowflake Ammeonia, 10c pkgs, 3 for ..... .2.2. 22222 0.. QRe 95c Women‘s. Rubbers 85«: Tartarine, used as cream tartar, and cheaper, pack .. f 10c W aterloo SPOT TOKIO SILK, ail good shades, per yard 4c _ SILK CREPE, in all the newest wanted shades, for waists, dresses, etc, wéith $1.00 yaed for ... ... GGc @actory Cheese, Ib Cabbage per head 5c and 7c Oleomargerine per Tb Baking Buiter per ib Potatoes per hag $2.25,â€" per Onions per ib Camplell‘s Soups tin Chioride of lime, large Peanut Butter per Ib Maple Syrup, Rolled Oatmeal, very special, y 98 for ..... .....0.... QBe Maple Butter per ib Golden Rio Coffee, 25¢ ib IQc Jewel Santo Coffee 35¢ th 300 Victor Mocha and Java Coffee Boys‘ sizes 1 to 5 a Youths, 11 to 13, g Girls‘, 11 to 2 ... . Girts‘, 8 to 1044 . g Children‘s, 4 to 7%, Best Rio Coffee 30c th .. 25c Table Syrup per ib Mince Meat per ib Twice a yearâ€"Winter and Summerâ€"we offer these mammoth new stocks of deâ€" pendable merchandise at greatly reduced prices, in many instances at less than toâ€" day‘s wholesale price. \ in ied Pommmgess, snn ic c ts i Om s c The Department Store That Saves You Money ‘This is the time of year to make the family savings do their fullest duty. 12 Days of Wondertul Values i baiiiacaiintiine wOMmMEN‘s. FELT sLIPâ€" 165 PERS, Calor black with l'lo“lfi g‘m fur trimming, sizes 3 to is 2 .. * % 6, reoulqr $2.50, ... 31,39 ) 1044 39 WOMEN‘S FELT SHOES, , 4 to 7%, with leather facing, worth â€"â€" $1:35 $2.50 for > $169 Preâ€"Inventory _ Gale Double Boilers Tea Ketties Sauce Pans GROCERY DEPARTMENT 18¢ 15¢ 10° MmEN‘s FELT SLIPPERS in black and grey, siztes 6 10 19. 94 .i6. 100002 €+++, $1 $5.00 Men‘s Boots $3.50° Men‘s Lumberâ€" mWen* 2. ... 0. s $1.25 Men‘s Rubbar‘s BLACK PAILLETTE SILK, also colors, good width and weight, special per yard .. ........ ‘l” MERCERIZED POPLINS in alt shades, 85¢ values, yard ... 2 .0. ... gge Our new Wallpapers for Spring have arfived. A.C;me and see the r;xany beautiful patterns we â€" are showing. Vc;n_: will agree with us that your.shabâ€" 6y wallsâ€"at home will look 100 per cent. better with a new pattern to reâ€" place the old." We‘ll please you with the papers we lumi;'h. ; New Wall Papers â€" . _ Eat Fishâ€"A change from a meat to ‘a fish diet is not only good for . the stomach but also for the pocketbook. ‘Our stock is completevand our prices the lowest in town. 'Frnh suppliek arriving weekly. Salmen per Ib ... ... ... ... 20¢ White Saimon per tbâ€".. . ... .â€". 20°¢ Lake Erie Herring per th ... 12‘/3: Matibut ...2. .... Lillslccls. Opfge Haddie per tb .....0..... :. 18: Fresh water hérring and Labrador Herring to arrive shortly. Prices Bargains in Yard Coods Have you tried marketing here? Call and let us fill your next order. If you want clean, fresh groceries of the best qualâ€" ity at the lowest prices, we have themâ€"choice Groceries, Fresh Fruits, appetizing Meats and Sausages, high grade Teas and Coffees, pure Conlectiopery and best Canned Goods on the marâ€" ket. Your _ order â€" will be . filled promptly _ and satisfactorily if left with us. Who‘s Your CGrocer _ wWE‘RE BIDDING FOR YOUR TRADE Fish Fish Phone _ King 8 Street Young Me n‘s $15§ Suits $12.50 Boys‘ Overcoats $12.00 Values $9.25 SHEPPERD CHECK 10) yards, nice check, per in‘grey, navy and brown, shaw! collar, cut full and ong, ages 8 to 14, at. ..... ..... l.2..0 ... 39.25 Men‘s Overcoat $15.00 to in a Chesterfield nyl}, velvet collar, in black only, sizes 36 to 40, at .....9... ........¢:. :+« «. BOLOM BOYS‘ SUITS, in a Norâ€" | . MEN‘S folk â€"style, with bloomers, | and brow all neat patterns, l!‘!el 8 ent sizes, to 16, Prices.. 35 to 310 $12.50, at $2.00 MEN‘S OVERALLS AT ... These are nice neat styles, fabrics are greéy and brown mixtures, sizes 35 to 44, reg. $15.00, for $1250 per roll. Crockery White Cups and Saucers â€"; doren ... ... ... . ..>>â€" $14146 Cloven Leaf Cups and Saucers reg. $2.50 dozen . ... .... 32 Clover Leaf Cups only dozen n sny se es > $GGQ Fancy Chinaware, odds, up. n California Navais,â€" Large doz. ...... $Smailer doz. (’"”\ Florida Oranges ... Lemons, per doz. .. Grapes, per Ib. ... .. Grape Fruit, 4 for .. for FfFruit â€"PFruit C. L. Fruit Nappies, Glass Tumblers doz. Glass Lamps Seediess Raisins per tb.. 15¢ Prunes, good size per ib 15: Shelled Walnuts per ib . . 70c Brazils per it ... ... .. 19‘ Mixed Nuts per ib .. Lk e+ lsc Clothes Lines .. ...... . 25:: Buckwheat Flour pkge . 15¢ Jam, Peach, Plum, etc. pail [ _ MEN‘S SUITS, in grey, and brown tweeds,. differâ€" ent sizes, values $10.00 to fabric, nice fine weave, all good shades, at CORDUROY VELVETS, alt shades, yard .... 0c SERGES in an all woo! Ad is t Phone 8 Ont. * $12%5 $165 1 14° â€"ings, Boys®‘ Suits Boys‘ Woolien Mitts, in Black, Brown and Grey, in a fancy knit, all gizes ..... ... 50c Worsteds, all sizes ... ... ‘Made to measure, If you want a suit, here is your chanee, fit guarapteed, deâ€" livery made within ten days of â€"placing â€" order, heavy Worsteds and Tweed Suitâ€" Trousers $8.00, for Boys‘ Sweater Coats in Navy, Grey, and Brown, trimmed with Blue and Red, sizes 8 to s s 15 years, at .. l.z ‘ Boys‘ Heavy Stockings, MJ _ will wear well, sizes 8 to 10, || _ per pair ... ... 45c E. Men‘s Suits Blinds Roller Blinds in light® dark green, width 37. is es, reg. 85¢, for .. @0 Men‘s $2.50â€" Trousers _ii?; a nice stripe pattern, worst ed cloth, 2# sizes .:. .. In Greys and Browans, for school wear, agetz.lo to 16 years, worth $6.00 ~to Midwinter Sale of Laces Greater, Bigger and Better as sortment than ever before. Laces and Insertions, in » sortment you will find a nice edgings in different/fe Shirts and Drawers, in Fawn, all sizes, these â€" garment, on sale at . .;! at . reg. 5 to 86 yard, sate, / « 3 yards for .. .. .‘e 50c. Boys® Sweaters Shirts Men‘s Sweater Coats, in plain Grey, with military Drawers, sizes 32 to 42, re $1.50 to $1.75, going fl.z «t * Men‘s â€" Fine: â€" Negligeeâ€" Shirts, in nice stripe patâ€". terns, light colors, sizes 14, to 17, worth % $1,00, for . .. .. 7'92’ worth $1.50 ... Men‘s $3.50 to $4.00° Men‘s Naturalâ€"Woolk to choose from ~"*" ~$1.95 $19.95 @4 #15 38 H U M