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J" fe, Y: 1 ii) Mr. and Mrs. o. Wulrich entertnln- d at their home " Hem- Avenue [In onlng In honor ot Pte " MeEwtut ho Ins recently returned trom ac- " menu-.9. In France. Pte. McEwnn I " years of use and hid been In trout tine trenches tor 30 months. most enjoyable evening was spent. An interesting presentation took place at an emergency meeting ot the Grunt River Lodge, No. IM, AM. ' A. R. on Tuesday evening when! 3196 members honored the Chaplain. Ree. C. A. Sykes. 131).. by presentingi htm with a handsome club-bag. The- :wesgntntlon was made by Rt. yvorl ‘Bro.’D. Forsyth and a number ot eul- Giiitir, addresses were delivered by Hunonlc brethren. Ree. Mr. Sykes 9. die a man: suitable reply. Rt. Wor. wk. -l)ownlng presided " the Inn- chaon which followed the meeting. i The Chinese Government and peo- li',lt; ttorrifled by the long record ot humanities committed by Germany binco the beginning of the war, are. glean and soul with the Entente Al. ias IDMC‘ contributing powerfully Chief Guerin on Monday ens-g- ! ' new drama In the person at ”any Dunn. a returned tanner. the young man applied and when he bowed his nervlce budge he was Inl- Iodbtely taken on ll no the cause. according to a statement (made to the writer on Monday. [by Mi. Essen M. Gale. former Ameri- icnn Vim Consul General in China and t present connected with the Chinese veramont in the collection of the Chinese Salt Revenue. Mr. Gale is in mu Spending: a few, days with _ 'uncle, ox-Ald. w. G. Cleghorn. Building permits Issued in the pre- nnt month lots] $29,660. There were [our residences It a cost ot 89,500. m1. buslness buildings at s cost of Gurl, four alterations-and repairs totalling $2.400 Ind " garages total- “. $1660. The prepondenance ot sur- " seems to be an lndlcatlon of to, . prosperity. h PRESENTED BY CHAPLAIN. The annual opening ot the Grand Iver (‘ountry Club took place on 'Att- rdny afternoon and was marked by n unusually large attendance. The Inks worn In excellent shape and the lull golf competitions interesting and clout-Iv vnntostml. Mr. James Law ;and Mrs. M. ('. Hall were the winners ‘% the mixml foursomr-s and Miss E. , llllams was the successful contest- {nut in (100k Golf. LOCAL THEATRES I WILL MEET NEW ‘ GOVERNMENT TAX 31001” number ot the boy: Ind ,0! the Bridgeport Publlc school on] nun-1n: Ind Loom sugar as an. luau I. the many museum "r Monday. _ _ [ KiIr-hnnr-r thmMre manngnrs have melvml notice trom the gnvornmvnt ‘ua to the new tax on picture ',','glll ,"hlrll gnu-s into (INN-t on June Ist. l, RO EXEMPTIONS _ IN THIS LIST WERE GRANTED The following decisions wort- hand 'd down by tho Trmunal:-- Ch”, M. Goetz, Broslnn. disallnwod Arthur L. Brown, Kitchener, cllsal bun-d The following message from the Di- octor of Records at Ottawa by Mr. lid Mrs. Thus. Padllen. 67 St. George Meet. int!matintt that their son. Pte. lohn' Erle Padden, who enlisted with he 118th lintmlinn and has hoon in 'yttttee for over a year. had been .ounded:-- t The Theatres, under the new r931:- htlonn will be required to pay a tax at 15 cottrg per reel PPr dar. and with P theatres using from seven to four- Brett reels it will be equivalent to a " of from 81.00 to $2.00 a day tor each thoatre. Tho amount to he cot. 6eted in this way from local thmttres will aggronato humln-llu of dollars yelrly. . Itawa. May 29, 1918. Mrs. Cathar o Padden, 67 St. Margo St. Kit .horter. Ont., 7872. Sin rarely regrot I form you 503,972 Pte. lohn Erll- Pam 'tt, services. otrieitslly 'oported admitted Fifly-one Casualty Hearing Station. May 22, 1918, latter. Red wound. 'TE. J. E. PADDEN bvod Kitchener News 'RAND RIVER COUNTRY CLUB OPENS SEASON WIAL OTAYICTIcl. at “In“: " the city In“ this tteta than! " birth. " death. " We. tor the month at VETERAN ENTERTAINED; Min-m Herck. Kitchener, disallow. bun Lips. Kin-honor. ulisnllowvd. Dlvid Srhwoitzrr, Kiivhonor. (Ilsa! 30in I ortttttttt, Kitchener, (Ilsa! “than Mann. Kttchmter, disallow iiia, R. Olwnld. Kitchener. dini- Aao Bmhacher, Kitchener, (Ila-l WORKING IN FIELDS. Jtytrtpqnteau. iatthe Count Sou“.- my i'fd,'l,e,'d"r'iW. Local do Pandas! CHINA WITH ALLIES. BUILDING PERMITS. A new Hanan; uiiiGiiEo IN FRANCE Director of Wounds itW. JEBOHEB come: l 010828; ADDRESS at. Jammi- can“. chad on ThIIMIy and student. 10!! tor [hell "anaemic homes. Then I". no graduation excreta. hold and on- may»: rominuod up to non. A. In form! dinner VII hold and (In ltd dent. departed. , On Wednesday. Rev. A. L. Zine! preuident ot the Institution sddmsed the st udentu and impressed upon them that the preunt ls l serious time in which rest men are needed. He err ed the boys celled for military Ber. vice to respond with a good hesrt end tatorted those not called to support their brothers nt the front by doing their bit in some useful occupation. He emphasized thst the need ot the hour is the winning of the war by the Enteute Allies sud urged the stu. dents to devote every energy to help- ing in some wsy to ettain victory. ORGAN IZE FOR PATRIOTIC CAMPAIGN The 1m- ot graduates ind medal- lists wlll be nunounced later “tor the report. of enmlnulonl lave been completed. The patriotic campaign this year will be restricted to the Patric tie and the Red Cross Fund: and the‘ Red Triangle and similar funds wil not be incorporated in the campaign.‘ according to a decision reached on‘ Wednesday night " a meeting in the city hall in the interest: 4 of the Patriotic Fund. The Ieeting was pre- sided over by Mayor Gross and an organization was enacted to inaugur- ate the campaign and to appoint working committees in connection with the canvass. it was also decided that the funds collected would be div- yided on the basis of 70 per cent. to ‘the Patriotic Fund and 30 per cent. to the Red Cross Fund. August R. Lang was reelected chairman ot the cam- paign committee which was also an pointed last evening. The following Campaign Executive) with August Lang as chnlrnun was chosen: D. W. Houston. G. M. Wedd, A. J. (‘umlick. H. J. Sims, E. W. Cie- ment, L. McBrine. w. t Barrie. N. M. Davidson, Robert Smyth, R. D. Lang. P. E. Macklin, Dr. J. F. Hone berger. Dr. H. G. Laekner, J. Reid and S. Cotton. The committee will be call- ed togethes at the .eariiest possible moment by the Chalrmnn. when o sec- retary will be appointed nnd the dat. es ot the campaign "mined. in no cepting the chairmanship. Mr. Lang stated that he felt it a duty and as- sured his hearers that with nympath» etic cooperation the campaign should prove the greatest success yet attain- [ed by ttte city. . ' FINES PAID IN POLICE COURT BY MOTORISTS ln' Kitchener Police Court Thorium Shine was lined $5.00 and $7.00 cost:I for speeding with his motor car in Victoria Park. According to Chief O' Neill complaints were' laid against the young man to the effect that he was speeding and using his cutout in n reckless manner. On the hack of his car was a pennant with the slo- gan “Excuse my gust." According to some of the comp aints there was need of the slogan as the young many car created considerable dust. H was given a warning in addition to the line. TWO motorists each paid lines of $1.00 for parking their cars with. in the limits of the safety lanes he- sitlo the car tracks. One motorist stated that he thought as long as his car was not parked in the zone itself ho was within the regulations. Chief at Police O'Neill explained 'o the man that the zone is drawn or pas- sengers to use when getting on the cars and that all the space between the zune and the curb must he kept clear so that passengers alighting trom the cars can have free access to the sidewalk. The automobiles in qm‘stion were parked at the curb dir. ertly opposite the zone and blocked the passage to the street from the cars. Another man paid $1.00 for parking his car within the 50-foot lim- HAD NOTHING it of King street Robert me appeared in police court on Saturday as the complain- ant in a wage. cane. He alleged that Alvin Stanley. a Waterloo Town ship farmer owed him money for wages. F',trtitlor was represented by E. w. ttackonzie and maintained that he had mill Wray altout 825 out of the 8.10 that was coming to him tor the month and pointed out that \Vray had two“ away from work for three days. Artor figuring things out Magistrate Weir came to the decision that Wray h'I'l nothing coming to him. Wray In1!lrmlons at tho summer svhool of tho ()nlnrln Agricultural College. Guelph. this your aro that the ttttend nncn will break all romnls. " ls PT- tectmt thttt at 11‘an 4'2,6 muons will tako tho mun-o. whleh'laattt for ttro works, Arrttttttemottttt no now being mule for their tterommmution, The school mm on July 2 and ttttring me last two we.“ the mrnl conference will nlm be In amnion. no um July Ind Angus! ll the college Ill be ex- lcndluly My mouth. - '.u-n declared that he had “not! his horspg on Sinner“: turn with the "ndvrstanditttt that he In: to tea-Iva $100 for Mu horse, The Mash-Irate lnfnrmml Wray that he would have to mku that and of the ("no to the "ivision Cottrt. Wray loft the court in rather n disappointed mood. Large can EH"tttfe BY PRESIDENT COMING TO HIM HOV! A WAR “A8032 Trinity Methodist Church . Ill crowded to the doors on Sunday In In: by members and “hon-ts of the church sad may _ other dew-Issuan- when the poster. Rev. C. Layla. B. D.. camel-dd Us two your pastors“ sud delivered " [small sermon. The service “mutton Ins Impressive, sud Pro. fitsble and will iontt be remembered by those present. The reverend gentlemen. delivered‘ e molt appropriate sermon. during which he spoke ot the changes that tan Nace durin; life. He referred n touching term to the incidents in connection with the leaving trom hole for the first time of boys Ind girll and while there in regret in the househohi there is elso subsequent joy when they return utter being suc- cequi in their studies In schools. colleges or plum-e of business. The sum nlno applies when young folk leave their “mum to begin a home of their own. He pointed out that throughout life there sre pertius which cnule regret but which ere I part of life’s experiencee. - Referring to his departure from Kitchener Rev. Mr. Sykes tstated that " vans with most profound regret that he VI“ severing his relutlon- with In. contrretmtimt. Ho desired it to be thoroughly understood that it in not due to any local conditions or my past events that his caused hill to leave this city. He stated) that he had elated his marriage to so oversea. a. a chaplain or Y. . c. A. worker but had been unsuccess- fut. He then did the next best thing. by taking the place of one who had been accepted. and it was this and this alone. that caused him to accept the invitation to so to Winnipeg where he will ”sumo the pastorate of Grace Methooilt Charon. "It is due to the war," he said. "that I am leav- ing at this time and tor no other rea- son." He thanked the conttrsrtmtion and all It: departments for their co operation and 'ge.'"lhrrfr,", during the fast two years. an the members and friends tor the many klndneseen extended from the time he "rived. until the present. He spoke In eulo- zlstic terms of the' fine qualities ot his successor. Rev. J. H. MeBain. ViRev. Mr. Sykes also spoke a few words of farewell at the Sunday school session. During the service about thirty new members were received and tour infants were baptized. - __ _ sting a muntier of appropriate nelec A beautiful table was rendered by Mrs. A. B. Pollock. and the choir Feel Weak. Dom-cued Ind Worn om All the Tlm-tht Not Eat Well It is an unfortunate fact that nine women out of ten are victims of biood. lessnesa in one form or another. The girl in her teens. the wtfe and mother, the matron of middle age. all know its miseries. To he anaemic means that you are breathless after any slight exertion-you .teel I",',,'"",",',',, and worn out all day. You tu against food and cannot digest what little you do eat. At night you do not sleep well and in the morning you wake up feeling unlit for the day's duties. Petr. haps there are splitting headaches. or pains in the back or side. Often a feel lag of dizziness and despondency. These are sig'ns of anaemia. or Mood. lessness. There may be only one or two of these signs noticeable. hut the more there are the greater are the ra- vages of the trouble. There is only one way to cure anaemia. and that is by increasing and enriching the blood supply. and there is only one medi- cine can do this speedily and etteet. ivetr--Dr. William's’ Pink Pills.. These pills purify the blood. It is in this way that thousands and thou- sands of weak, ailing girls and wom- en have been restored to good health through their use. Give these pills a fair trial and you will enjoy that health and strength that is the birth. right of every woman. Mrs. W. H. Nett. Hughes avenue Toronto. mbrtV.-- “For several years I suffered from a weak and watery condition of the‘ blood. At times I would he so bad) that when I walked up stairs I would have to_sit on the top step and rest Sometimes my face would swell to about twice its natural site. and at other times my feet would swell so I could not put my shoes on. Frequent- ly I would take fainting spells. and was wholly untitled for any work. I was under a doctor‘s care most of the time, and if I felt better for a time It was only to have the trouble worse than before. While in this con- dition I was‘vieiting a friend who had great faith in Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. and she got me three boxes. By the time I had taken these I felt so much better that I got six more boxes. and before l had taken them all I was again enjoying the best of health; had increased in weight, my appetite improved, and I have not had a symp- tom of a relapse to the old pitiabie rendition FV .1 Rev. Mr. Sykes leaves’for Winnim m Tuesday evening, at 5.20 o'elock. . Fuel Ctg-itit+qee Add-u Can- Id'; t at... 2h1'" l “not: to WI! 'ru' " Trinity church " mu u-trica, TOMB]: cl III ttgaitmltll Bl; Ftmllltllil BLOODLE‘SS WOMEN You can get Dr. mmn' Pink Pills from any dealer In medicines. or br man at 60 cents I box or III box. t-s tor 82.50 from The Dr. wan-mm Medicine Co,, Brockvmo. Ont. BORN. RATHMAN--mt Kitchener. an Satur- day, June In. lo Mr. And Mrs. Hum Ralf-man. " Drummer St. tt m. Mr. John Kny Macdontld. tor twan- ty-flvo your: maiden! of the Toronto (‘hlldren'a Aid Soc-hey was presented with I “Mam Donn" of Maul! In rerognlllon of MI unke- I colloc- no. -irittt can crush-nu. or Sleep Well. Itwuwtyuw-roumpaor the Olive ot the Fuel Consuelo-er It Kitchener. the! due April 1. 1918. 8350 cumm- have made emulation (or their yesr'l requirements ot en- threelto cal end an. out per-m tor their are! alum-eel. ol " per cent. he“ pen-It- ere numbered can; mtiveiy end " the cap! urine in the city the vermin my all out In or- der, ”comm. to number. At we sent more will up 1041 at the“ PBr, min " the City Hall tar the tint " iotment. Mr either nut or stove coal and the amount ot coal specified on these pennitl is 3,430.50. “I... or " proximntely 1715 tone. " the coal continues coming into the city during June. as it did during April Ind Hey " will be three or four weeks before distribution of the lee- ond tliotment is commenced. Drsring the month of April 64 can were distributed. the Home weight ot eat-h car being " tons. nnd during May 61 Hrs. Averaging " tom etch, were distributed. WAS man $100 ran TAKING LIQUOR Magistrate “hair in police court this morning found Ed. Reinhardt guilty of knowingly taking delivery from the Dominion Express Co. ot two pack agea of liquor addressed otherviae than to the actual consignee. HI was ttttod $100 and costs amounting to $1.00 Maximum Weir in his , men! held that Mrs. letting signed foe and tneetrdrr' the' I nor knowing that " was addressed to an- other party and also that Reinhardt took the bottles upstairs though ~he knew they were not his. Magistrate Weir held thet no satisfactory expla- nation had been made by Reinhardt tor these actions and that he had made no attempt to return the pack- age to the Express Company. On these grounds he found the defendant guil- "r and imposed the tine. WORDS or PRAISE FOR BABY’S OWN TABLETS No medicine receives such great praise trom thankful mothers as do Baby's Own Tablets. Once a mother has used them tor her little ones she will use nothing else. The Tablets are a mild but thorough laxative. They regulate the bowels and stomach; drive out constipation and indiges- tion; cure colds and simple ieverszl promote healthful sleep and make teething easy. Concerning them Mrs. Omer LeBieu. Maddington Falls, Que. writer.--'" am well, satisfied with Baby's Own Tablets udwill always use them tor my little onesly’ The Tab tt are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock. PLEADS GUILTY ville. Ont. Henry Reeve, charged with incle- cent assault pleaded fees In police court on Saturday and wa remanded for a week when sentence will be pas- Bed. Two young men from om who‘ were indiscreet about the amount ot liquor they consumed nt the home of s friend in town were brought before Magistrate Weir one charged with being drunk. and the other with drunkenneas and the use of obscene language. The obscene lan- guage was used try the young man when he was being tsken into custody. The affair happened late Saturday night Ind after sobering up in the cells they were allowed to return to Gait on condition that they would put in an appearance in court this morn- ing. They pleaded guilty and one paid a tine of $25 and 86.00 costs and the other paid a fine of 850 and $7.00 costs. The lines were settled for and the (lultonisns returned to their na- tive haunts. - About 16 summonses were Issue?! on Monday for violations ot the Mo. tor Vehicles Act and to dog owners tor allowing their canines to wander about at wiil Renew the Joy of Living Don't let ill health any long- er rob you of life's plasmas. Get back your, msg#5- styengthm "your digestion; gumulate your liver, PPI" fight 'Bowels arid lin. prove your blood by taking are worth a I. Their qction js prompt gm! ""â€" “and '9an Kai 't,,tiit't,,hl'it,?i'; Tlt will eat maneuver better,trieepyoupd. er,aridfeelnewitrentithatter aihortcourseotthetEdepend. ttttlA pills. -- 7 Ther rgstore able ills. They " with; conditions, and mailbox TO CHARGE an The funeral of Leah Snyder. wife of John Wray-tooh place Tuesdny " temoon. A short nerviee we: held " the home ot the deceased " Eby Bt., at , o'clock. The regular lumen] nor vice wee held In the (ima St. U.B. Church of which she was a member. interment w, made in the East End cemetery. ev. S. Lantemchleger ometated " the service and Ree. B. H. Swarm assisted. The funeral ser- 'vice was largely attended. _ Mr. Ed. Newman, ot 11 mytuegmst'uiirii. Elmer E. Bran. "r Avenue, pasuwd {WHY In his home “i The deceased couple at one time re- noon Wednesday mite; all illness ot Med in this city on Willow St. where several mortthttGdttrat on. Deceased they will be remembered by old was employed at the Kaufman Rub.', friends, ber factory previous to his illness. , ----. He was born in England " years MRO. 08AM: WITH!!! NP. Betridet, hit, widow he lettTett The death took place in Wilmot three children ,to mourn his death. Town-hip on Friday gnu-noon of They-are Marion. Charles and Myrtle. Mrs. [use Wilmer. who was well and Arrangements for the {pnenl will he ftworattir known in that dhnriet. .The announced later. liGG.iii was held on Tuesday after- ----- noon at 2 o'clock service: Ind inter HENRY LACHMAN - Iment took place at Rosehank. The funeral of the late Mrs. Eve Ott. litter, rellct of the lute Chritstian ov lger. who passed may nt her home, " Weber West. on m noon was held Selurrley after- noon at 1.30 o'clock from the rest. dence to St. Matthew's Lutheran Church and trom thence to the Luther In cemetery In Elmira. The late Mrs. OhIIger became 'sorlounly Ill three week: ego. when“ she had been In feeble health tor some tune. She was born In Europe 71 veers ego and came to this country when seven years of use. settling In BrIdgeport. After her mam-3e to Chrlatlen Ohllger. she lived In Elmln tor many yearn. Her hnhend died twentyone your: Mo. Surviving her ere four deligh- terl and one son. who ere Mr. John BetNehtrtttt. lulu; In. Charles lees. any; It. "e. W, 0“ A large number ot relatives and sym- ttttthiring friends attended the inner- el of the late Henry Luchmen, which took place In Bridgeport on Friday " ternoon. Impressive services were conducted at the home and Eunge- licel Chhrch by Ree. B. M. Knechtel. who spoke oi the splendid qdelltlea of the deceased and the Christlike ex- ample he hue given thoee who enr- vive. Interment took Aly,',' in the EN. angelical cemetery. he poll bearers were lifelong iriende oi the deceased. -Mmmrg. Shelley. Dnuher, Hlmburg. Yeek, l. Snyder. end A. Hemel. MEN-A coco Tm: To'i'uv $4.99 9149 953.99 $3.49 $2.99 $2.49 Than we havo cheaper "no. In Comm Pants . . . . . . . 99e Duck Plath. It Khaki Trouser- at italian Worsted " .. In all kind. of quality but the beet " the pricc, all slug, " to 3be, Price range; according to the and qualltyp 32-69. $2.40, $219. new, $1.70. 31.60. $1M $1.25, $1.19. 31.09, 996. 89c, 79c and ..... .... 69e BOYS' BLOOM ER8. Weseloh’s 8P3°_--?_!'_‘..> f!ttl8ty.. _,,.?!,.,.'.!.',!,?!,.!!?.,!' MR8. CHRISTIAN OH LIGER EDWARD NEWMAN. 1lllil'll/l.lllr._l MR8 JOHN wmw’; " r A l), ' , g?- ”m: 1 l, TROUSERS. . $1.49 . $1.99 Lt,' son WORN. The Emma: Shoo. mold at Kiblor Bros. on”. This particular style of "Empress" brand is made on the latest modisb long ltr: last with 'poimd toe. The new dupe tongue has a dlaws the tongue to be shaped Mr. and Mrs. Benn-be were both born In Germany. Thev have to mourn their loss a daughter, Mrs. uJohn Dillon and a granddaughter. We carry- a oomph mt of"Esveess". All at Round Prices. During this Big all. at . "vino to you of " to " per cent. . Sound. the “lam Kata and Bertha cruiser at home. pm, children pre- deceased her. FIEDEL AND MONICA BENCHE The grim rapper chimed two elder- ly residents of Anaheim when medal and Monica Benche. husband and wife for over halt n centtiry passed away within a Ihort time of each other, " their home It 707 East Edele St. Mrs. Douche passed beyond horny after three o‘clock end the death of her husband occurred a couple of hours later. Both were In only just ,auai up." -'. rhii THEM a short time Ind both had pulsed the four More mare, tnd the planing ot this venerable couple will be deeply reeretted by a wide circle ot friends. The death took plnce gt Tavlstock Thursday of In. thmld. mother of Mrs. Ezra Bechtel of Waterloo. De- ceased was well known In Tavlstool for many years. Her husband prede- cease dher on “arch 6th of thin your. Mrs. Bechtel has the sympathy of I wide circle of friends in her present ttere-ment. angtnttucaqo on March 26th, The" union was Messed with six rhlldrel namely Benjamin Vam-ouvor. Mi: Alvin. o.A.C.. Guelph: Edmund and Lavina at home; Mn. C. H. "rumor. Woodstock; Mem. Ezrtt Berhtel. Witt. ertoo; also tour sister: nu! om' bro ther lurvlvr. The funeral took place from the lute residence on Sunday alter. noon to the MncTnvlnh emttetery, South Easthope tor Inn-Ml. The lute Mrk. Hansnld w" married about any year» ago to Mr. C. ll. Illnsuld. and they purchased a farm Lear Tavl-tm'k whore they have nlmv reamed. Mr. Hannah! died only two Crop oomlltlonl tum-[hon In Want .1. you ptmtstMttE, In Pt"' Contra Huron ”bur-la strongly dip approved of the come and speech of Mr. Wm. Proudfoot. their ”the number. In connection with the Un- hn Government. ' BIG "OREBt-m, " AND 44 KING [LAND M FREDERICK try. " 'll!ii,iiiiijill"iij"",i"l ', a Daily Bargains MR8. C. H. HANOULD. During our 15 luff“ At all our “06“ In our 4 “on. not: " Mn. Cd to + to I. " to able to put a“ the m In our now was“ Store, M Klan In... and to Frodorlok St. . This Store we law, to aloe. up}. - n dc can et the 'tetqk "due-d to y, In M sue and no maid-f “an! prion to ml. buymg vary on”. good honest Shoe- for mu. money. " .Indow for Print. Tri thh “on m - Shoes, by H Pun an. old than made to look I. good u _ _ _ " out FOUR BIG STORES “I! I Ion 't-ttttt I”. the - you can the sum the m Io who and com. af onto. " The Mullet no. it». Moving Sale I The mlnutrels were "erred by IMessrs. o. Rtlmpel. Fred nu and W. P. Clement. nnd it must luv.- been A great satisfaction to them u urn-ll as to the performers them-eh... tr, observe the keen nail-(neut- the num her created, Henry Good. min-ml the role of introductor. In“. Geqno Rmuwl and Fred Manama: shown: ihow cndmen should act. The" warp tl; assisted bv [Alter Whiting. Hull. l trtsiey. Homer was“. an! have! Detweiler. all of whom ohowod nati- Uionvy In slnxln‘ Ill Amt-do in tho impersonation of the ell-not" of tho Ethiopian. . In) Ilium-I II "In. Ian-um ton-ulnomu-m “”0th mun-unmo- I Owing to prev-inns condition. as in military service. very few mm ot this collegiate have been in autu- ance at college during the school ”at jun cloned. Percy G. Buck. at New Hamburg. secured his -.. TIL. and No?“ Gobel ofNmr Hamburg hia C. " Harold Lang ot Kitchener accur- ed third year standing and the I. M Foster Prize in Special Political ttc. onomy. Earl s. Snyder. after a WW of tour years at Guelph, obtained tho degree ot B. Agra Frances Snider. of St. Jacobo. completed her second l "hr ot Household Science oourlo. Sin-him“ Brubacher of Kitchener took resir.,tr,,l class honor atanding of each uz’ n- a department: in his first year mun-n classics and English and bison“ The Final Literary The long series of meeting.. 1. lw ted by the Literary Sock“ with brought to a fitting close rem wit In ‘an evening meeting. which rim c, thr, 'torm ot a ts6Fitst gathering or a“ Hm oatudents ot the year. The ‘,J"-u.lxn translated in the main of s Itirtstrrpt [performance by the born of l, 'HI, a ‘vreaeniatioa of Acts " and :1: ou' “She Sloop: to Conquer" by Wu/r.rrtts of IB. promenadea, lid a lunch_.»a. : K. ty WAY.t V ' 'i Ha¢¢em°ngs i'i. of a Week The “at: of the ulna of ntudenn who Wm M punt! to the not: turn ,rithont further autumnal bra bum propnrod. and VIII be 9|]le no" Sow-ml member. of the "attic. tteen roam-um! by the Mutton h.- pnrvmrnt to read no"! I TFonts, dttritttt the month of July him “In an"! In conducting the h. Nomi“ anon: loo-“y. Ernciettt madam - bum re “avail of school work In order to an m turmer- IM Mum m an: 'ttthretltttt. - "ii. girts no ”In: to vim b. >1 _ farm: um Wu rm .n w.” 9. to help In the - m d ttsrt AT E. K. INVDERW. Here it I an“ to In. more mono on your that Bitt this Wk, than evor bolero. Small 'laq Ladlu' I "h" up to ti. for .. Slut 2V. to 4 only. - and - _ ulna 11 to s. at amount prion, dio- phyed In Utah”. Tub. and no”. at 90tt, $1.29. 't.0% 01.69. $1.99. $22!. $2.49. J, The boot aucrtmgnt In cuuom made. welt the... hub quality at low prices: " "you for ... .... “VA“ MEN'S SHOES. I Chou. (or " 8h“. tor See them and help yourulf , Univenny Raul“