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, t. “or Donald Roberts had the ”Kylie of having his arm broken f hursday, while playing with e of his playmates. He accident. a tell, landing on his arm, hrwaking f"bgiow the elbow. He is matting bug nicely. and pxpects to be alright ”in in a short time. Ity, J. T. Bemis. of Iyetroit. is Mtidieitr his two wreks' vacation with ll mother, Mrs. Bemis. hore. 'W. p. A. Bemis, of Toronto, is holi- .trt.g" with his mother. Mrs. lint-its 3'th days this week, prior to tak. ibip annual western trip. t. and Mrs. Opperman and family. !9ttchener, spent Monday with Mrs. In. Simon and family Sundayed " Kitchen" friends. . - And Mrs. J. Drager of Kitchener .ed with Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Met 'ts and Mrs. Allen Weber. Miss a Attd Eileen san' Sunday with ' ”MI “rm, Addison Snyder. lil- Roth. of Preston. was the as: of her sister. Mrs. Wald. tor a idly: has! week. Henna. Alvin and Edwin Buehler g! was Maggie But-him" from above ‘.ucohs Sundayed at Pleasant View. gin Jenn ‘Clarke spenl a day last tite Mrs. Alvin Sham: and farm ot chexwr. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ptte,'; ot Waterloo, and Mr. and 5‘ rupees of Hanover, all were “guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 'i'.ii",C,. r.‘,"l‘om Redford took a low days to Ulla. N. Y.. and Buffalo Inst . Neat ol Interest. _ [Linn Bell Turel, of Preston. the week end at her home here. /ylflf, Mrs. Hender,on and two II,’ In Wiegand (rum Kitchener, 1,4116 Mrs. Ben Simon; vker. Messrs. ,"qnd Basile Shoemaker from El- n.’ Mr. and Mrs, Ziegler and Mr. lawn. Bowman from Floradale. all " guests: of the Misses Joanna and W'Snyder on Sunday. at Alice Heintzmau spent the 1'6a, at Kitchener. Fr; My, Plant in; spending a " holiday with friends at West time. . ' _ _ -. Irtliiillt Ir. AM In. Shad of Toronto has sue-u ot Mr, and Mrs. w. A. ' " the Cottage over Sunday, In. Theodore Koch of Alberta te on , visit to her Ontario Id. u a ptesent visiting here. " P. Webster of Marth mu Church It next Sunday alternoon'u ser- preach on the subject "Will the ot the World come soon?" s.' LI". Schleteje and Mr. and a”. Schnlber ot Kitchener, lwty vlth "lend: here. [John Scherer of London, was ' our Band-y. Inglichmlut and children or Mo An spending some time m We: home here, I Vern Good ot Toronto was In: Sunday at her home here. a. Florence and Isabella _ - a week visiting Kitctt, and Waterloo friends, tEttt21', Boatun. Mum, a I live, "a renewing Ner 0- WM” mrnoon. i, . Snyder D. D. ot Brook. L‘Y. Ila bully no litre (armor “"4qu in the vllluo and A bar- of the Cotrrad hum -' occupy!“ the luck- t! .rhaurtor "Meshing has manna ' ,'.'r,fhSy,1rtr" VII medicine a, in. G It-WI. PM “mm! ilfiijiii,iiiiii,t,"iiiili _ Meier of Hamilton In a the home of Mr, and Mr- Bloomingdale. per, trom an. and Vlcr Tutu. u. Waterloo TWa, ', N. w. and In. In...“ at Toronto. and M (In. Annie Pu.- ' lormerly of [MI OI MI here on Fri, LIES“; FiaGi,G ._xnnunmc imws hora 'puttre all. um. It)“; ,-"S, anlnkhua' 'a'iltt%2't'tt'g during the up. I 'd,'tltt,t,e,tpgt when. goth, littlooamttrit l - "commandingltb l choroxpoetllt l. "were Bofeeo mm -- iaiiima up fer ' a... I akin “I”. rtkt4i,',iitiit?; a to my I gown I could nu tive bct “a ttkltte in. botWq of Lyditl‘s Pink- llun I V.goublo TO Ill! I'I t,v,,gr,t'g,b,lt wound in cm I, olloyod of Jim. my Pte. ham Vii" found (in! on ma charge of wilfully 'nahititut' htmndf with n woman. Io to tow!!!" hitm Belt unm tor'mnmry 1mm. He "- senlencod to two you: - unl- tttdd, with howl-bot he. W. Trude" VII found not ttour ot the menu of gamma: Mum-n In the left foot, but vu- Iontonond to 90 a." situation on the charge ot do Ionian. Toronto, August T,-rt"s "Mann‘s of Pte. E. Ray er, of Wawrloo Co. unty. and PM. wnmd Trude". of it'ae,i1rtrt,tp or thr,'tst )nopoc Balm] om lv. o. R . Vere promulgated youtordny "ternoon at 4 o'cloek on the parade munch. (Tamara Heights. In the he: 1 at the other ember: ttly yuyn. Running. "' Messrs. Lorne SHE-Harley Snider of near Waterloo vert- vlsnnrx In the ttoitthtrornood on Sunday, Thére were no servlrps In church on Sund-y on man Quarterly service: In New PTE. E. R. REIST SENTENCED TO . TWO-YEAR TERM Mrs, s. C Shanta vittited hrr autor at Plshervme on Sunday. Quite a numher iii-Sn}. Vthis vicinity 'tttended the taiioo in Waterloo " Friday. -Mrt,. B, Kantnr an; Michell" T' Saturday Wheat and barley is about all cut and on shovkn and barley in a very 2099! crop. Mr. A. it nowmixi'EHa name] Get. pr took a business trip to London on Saturday. Mr W. E. Benny at Toronto spent thtr, holiday " his home. Mr. Ii. K. Devin spent Saturday in Hamlltonl New: Notes Mr. Wm. Doorbecker and dautthters. Ham and Luella spent. the wrsek and with Mr. and Mrs. MrMurtue in Lon- don. Miss Edith Gingerich of Toronto spent the holiday with her mother in town. Everybody sat pat on their 'Hob In town on Monday and watched the out side world go tearing by looking tor a POO] spot. Miss You!" Thiel of Kitchener spent the week end with her grand. mmhnr Mrs. Heller. Mlaa Frances SnidPr Is spendinza "e day? with Woodstock (Hands, On August 5th to Mr. and Mrs. Sim. on Etry a daughter and on Angina! 6th to Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Giesie. ditto. Misses thl and Amy Snider have returned after enloving several wopks at Chautauqua‘ N. Y Misses Leda and Edna Wain of Waterloo are hnildgylng at their home In town. Mr. Eby of St. Thomas; is making his yearly round tuning up the pianos in town. Mr. and Mrs. V. Stark and sons are -iiagcigoacuaassca.aai..ssa,a,, In Hamilton Mrs. W. A. Youngblud and son Bob of Montreal are apt-mum: somo davs with Rev. and Mrs. Wing. Mr. and Mrs. o. J. Smith mmnrpd m London and For? Stanley .Ior the Week and Mr, and Mrs. seiur%G -iriiiiiiira were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cotter, Bank of Nova Sun- tia. Mr. Harry Murat of Molson's Bank, St, Mary's. about Sundry with Mr and Mrs. P. E. Wilker, Mlns Viola Weller and Miss Pearl Miller of Kitchener spam the week- "nd with Mrs. J. L. Weber, Yonge St" Mm. (Rev I sf. L. Wing has rpturn, ed an" spending two weeks with friends in Flint, Mich. Ottr farmerenes Misses Hilda and Salome Doerbecker have struck the home trail after helping on fruit (arms In the vicinity of Buamsvnle. _ Mr. and Mrs P, Inner and damm- ters May and Esther and Mrs. E. t', Ka bel or Kitchener, Min Erin Plurh or of St Thomas Misc Edna Appel. Mr and Mm. Umbaeh and daughter Ruth ot New Hamburg. were guests or Mr: and Mrs. Gies at "Clear View" farm during the past week. Mimi Ada. Hans Gd Miss Snyder ot Waterloo spent Sunday with Mr. and My: i. F, Filling". Mr. Strum of the Lutheran Book Room Kitchener and a motor party enjoyed I rural romp In town and mr burbs on Monday. Mr. and Mrs C. B. Hw- und daugh- ter motored from Rochester N. Y. and are spending some time with friends in mi- vicinity Mr: Keohoam nun; her irioarroduc. llon propenugtlm u a neuuutvo no war luuuced to neo (e renew hits my hood dun by you; hwy-Menu; In $'aleb'. "traels-tiftr" Bo they Armed thnmlelveu with all, tin "in: tin. Imre Into their Rec " and struck tor the scene: ot valiant“; youthful duyul All went well u R00 I!“ feel- ing MI way along a log ot unclent due overhanging With Iutmloul ber. rleu when a minutep sent htm Into a Ntttrle of umier-brtmh. "Hum, and hor. net." gasped Rea. In, Boo haw named her hubby never to beat a retreat and culling up hll renewal, 'which were chiefly Mm. Eco. he made a frontal attack on the tummy and won from Ben‘- vlevlpolnt. t glorious victory, but he now tgitts on the trout plum Planning future Production raids with Mn swollen ruddy counts)!!- anve bathed in heallng Iotioms. Who'n Who and What'. What '?lititi1tt,prirl [WI My}. .. .. .. ..'t if” um“. ot tho manometer ,0. 'tTue"' ot the senators It I II “that dopruud. he "ends “to: " "y'liqttt “Hg - “In; the viola Br. on or“; unruly countenance and In ' condone-ad- to nulls for he Ilnply hu non nurture to mop " be duel, Mannheim. ‘rvlrps in the U. B on arcouni of the In New Dundee. visited triendr, in . ." (”the If you are run dqvm. tired, nervou‘.l Mr Arum snapmnker of 'iitrutenor overworked or lack strength, be lure awn! the yaw-k 9nd wlth hin parent: toga Scott's Emulsion today. Mr mid Mn: Noah' Shovmakrr. “.mmu Mr. E. WMCIIIIB ot Elnln In. t To regain your strength nothing has - equaled or compared with Stan's human; its bloodenriching proper- ties tpie encr to the body while its mic'value Jinnah: the appetite in I Gtural, permanent way. Wit: Fu Earn -iireT, re r'w-ezir: c?,, that robs ambition, destroys appetite and takes work a burden. Mitts W'llfong of Elmira is lmlhlnv In; at the home of Mr. N. Wi1tone. MI!!! I, Prune ban Inlnml Hte Inger l0" Bank "I" at Halt -The Misses llamn of Galt in; tor a few days with n Wanna, Mr. H. Earls- wns in London Mon dav: Mr. ft. Watson has hoen in Toronto the Inst wank. Mrs. Alexandria and dalmhlvr of Toronto an holidaying at tho. home Mrs ttremner of Hrnnlrnnl spout tt few dam at the homo of Mrs. J Hamn Jr. Miss R. VVllfong late ot Gut-lph has been visiting her parpms bpforn going to New York where an? intends tak. ing a post 'rraduttte-course. Mrs. Cox and ranuiirfrom Shallow! are spending a tew days at the home ot Mrs, Talk. Mrs. Priee and Miss Marjorie trom Toronto are visiting at tho of Mrs. Allan Meyers. Miss P, Wazson and Mm! Mary Wat Bon returned to the village atter «pending some weeks at Muskoka. MINI Isobel Peine 'tttent a tow days with Hamilton friends. Minn Cora sirvidT is spending a few days visiting friends In the VH- Inge. We hm iorry to rnpliii .Mr. Wm Baal is on lhn sick list. Mr. A, Wall» VISHNI friends in Brannon! Sunday last, Mrs. Gamble Gut family and Miss H. Thomas of Toronto arr visiting at (hp home of Mrs. Wm. Thoma. News Notes weeks on the laknshorL. The busing! spht in town is Wag nnr's garage: snmvmim: doing "terr MI the timp. _ Mr. and Mrs, P. IGrdux and family at Watnrloo, spent Sunday horn among friends. HAVE ml BEEN SICK? Mr. and Mrs. W. 'ieueriorn and tamily, of Grimsby, are visiting frivmls hero tor a few days . Mr. Edwin Koeitipr Is holidaying It? the l-nkoshors for a tew days. Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown and daughter of Gudprlrh. Mr. and Mrs. L. Ilvr-kvr. of Prviuon 'spvm srfew days hero among kinds. and lerr“agnin tor thvir homes on Monday at'tpt'ttoon. man and Dr. Croft minded council mlwtinz at Crosshin Monday in the interest of the WoIlosley show. Our farmers are gmting things ready tor the oar t'r'ort which is ripen- in: vrry rapid”: Hurley is nearly all in. , Mr. Levi Lichty has a largo can- lrar-t lo romplrtt- at Hawkvsvlllo tor Manna Erlt. which will tak" him will: his full staff of men several won-ks. The hotel building was owned by Mr. Gena. and also tuMttainod J jt-we-lr ry storv owned by Mr. Jcttnnorotte, and a granny atom the cottrrttts of which were also destroyed. le dam, ages ttre tustimatssd nt lu-vavn “not!“ and $5Iu,mm, partially revered by im surnnre. ‘ When it was found that tho village was in darwer uf b-struvtion Ittiv" Meyers awn! a rail to ths, " drpnri mvuls in Kitchener and Wuwrioo. The rail wan rvupundvd to pronunly. and while the fire was quih- umi'x' t-onlroi who" they arrlvn-d, the [Irv men rendered asslslam‘v in "xting- ulshing the various ares. Th,, warm supply was almost exhausts-d, hm by connecting up with the. Canadian ('on solidnivd Co.'s syslrm u suppiy wag obtainable from the (Tm-k. "anon early this (Tun-snarl tVrti'ctA, when the O’Donnell Hotel llulldlng and the harms at the rear wrr6 Iutully destroyed by tire, an well as “moral 311ml! resid,enouy in the vicinity, Tlit' ttre was dim-overrd at [its at the war of the hotel and spread with gn-ul rapidity, owing to the building min): of frame c-onslrurllon. Ths' barn at the rear also eatsttttt are. and wlwu the two largv buildings wvrv anlur." the sparks ttew in all directions and at one limo as many as fourteen buildings were lxnllvd and "It fiannrr, Ind to be oxllnguinhed. threatened with a diauourour, (imam: Business Section of the Vi! l lage Was Threatened . Several Times. Miss A. yin)" is Sppnding " few (llSllifllllll5 flilf IN ELMIHA: HMEL (lllfllrll l i I i I Is ' s"u'e.Sttet:iatP, Elmira. August 6, HHS ORIGINAL DUl'UMEN'I‘ l Wellesley Deon. Thin “Huge was t an may Mrs, Goo Ee w.“ Prim homo Mr and Mrs W H t'rnhach and daughter Ruth ot NM: Hnmhurz and Mr. and Mrs N, Klnz and daughtvr of (‘rH-khank. warn the guesw ot Mr, ham! Mot, J B. Bnydnr on Sunday Mina "pita Nahum of Elmira wont tho week um! nmlvr tttrs pnrnnlnl root. MIMI Erma nix " npnmlinz her ho- lldavs with her Grandmother Mrn. Glettre, Mr, uml Mrs. Sh-lnuxv Bowman Kitchener spent Sunday: with rrir In town. Mr. and Mrs A, It. nlion Vin-r0 tho nus-ms J t on on Sunday, The chitdrvn or Mr. Edward Wior vrlmld of Winnipeg who apt-n! a tew weeks with. thvir Brandparonts and ro- lntivss here have wig for their wes- tern home again. Mr. Svylvr and srdds.%ra Wang nor of Toronto vituted the latter"y Pa rents her» an Sunday Mrs Russo] Tid/ri,, and mm clau- ulmnr of Kitchener slum! last Sunday with Mrs, Hoffman "t "1.x burg, The Misses Mable-‘31"! “Ma Juyrr of WatoNoo wore tho KuPsm of Mrs Cham Wogfahrt on Sunday. Mr) Fred “on: of Ilalt visited uncln-r the paranml root. Mr and Mrs Wm "Manual and Mr. and Mrs. Christ lit-rs: spnnl last Sunday with frinmls out of lawn nortedale “Uni mum w. mum: Vinita" Coming and Going Mr. and Mrs Chas Bowman and gum of Toronto npvm Ulu- wtwk Mid with Mr and Mrs. Philip Raunkvr‘ I Mrs. ('hi'istina "Horrmaii' of [.0qu spent a te-w works at hor summvr home in the willing". Mr John Palk mm Ed Bunk of Lisbon the horm, ot Mr. tl Berg _ News Notes I Uuite u numhvr of vlllttgurs took! in the Tattoo hvld at Wain-rim), an Aug, 2."ri, q f Mr. Hertrert llurtum: who max/ml! Inn-r" " oruplo of morttlts 3:52) has Hg" uin left our midst and. IIIOIt‘d ltr Kir. cttener. Hort; prelurs H1): lul's- In; that or the country. ! Mr. and Mrs. Henry “erg visual} friends and, relatives In mun-nun! and other points Last week. l V PtrvAmIreU ban” of London Vamp was home on Sunday also Pm. Milton Hid! of the Tammy Flying Corps. A large number or this vicinity ttr- rvmlod HIP [um-ml of tttrs tate Jurnh Hoffman at Weileyley HAGEN, Boots and sheer/S Men and Wo- men. also Men's tan work Boots. All leathers. very nowvxt styles, values to $6.00, BROKERS PRICE $3 87 Without Rennie BOOTSLAND SHOES. 51%? ”Wérk' Boots, Men's Fine Boots, Women’s Boots. Women's ox. fords. values to $8.00. BROKER'S PRICE . . . . . . . S2.95 Jiyr3iiii"tin'i"isvii,",'en, Brown and Black. largely Neolin bottoms, full Rubber Heels values to $8.00. BROKERS new: S4.90 Red Hot Shots RED HOT SHOTS. “(2915, AND SHOES PAtLtPSBURG, A Curtain Raiser .islmn wr-rn visitors n: Mr. and Mrs lie-wiry IN VERY POUR and Mr, "ml Mrs Snydvr ot (HM! M Mr, nml'qu t'mhach and Hnmhurl: and and danglnvr (new! at Mr, Bowman ot ‘HIIN Sold at Broker's Prices Tho many flit-Ink of Mics Hiiw- lmrhnm'. V. o. N., will he tttatt fr, learn that slter is haw ,umsidi'iu'" mu ot' da"gtsr nth-r "tldr'rttoitsp, 4m nun-r Minn fur nmui-ndioilis m Illl' Gail Hos pital. .Rumiav Hlll's' with l‘rimuls In town. Mr. William lsrnx snout u ft-w clays with [11:1le in Mihimay. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wohvr um] fa, mils of Waliart worn guruis of Mr, and Mrs. c. K Wr-het' "" Sundm. (J ',1fLltii)AttAftiiiil' NDl'l'lUN l Hespeler. and Lace. Also in strap Slipper. Pumps and Sandals. Values Now . P . Values Now . . _ ' Values Now . . , . Values Now . . . . All kinds of Men's Shoes in Bum n and Black. special made for mmfuri. Girls' White Canvas Button and are. Men's Boots. Neolin sales. rulrlrcr heels. summer and full styles value» .- ' v, 'sy . '., . ' to $1.00. t',Rolirlit F' 1 RN 13,354.35 Brown only , Swim and leather bot- toms, nifty WIN styles. values to $9.00, BIN)“ HR‘S Pttlt Tv' Wunwn’s White Canvas I Brown There are yet two months for wearing white shoes, but only a few days left for selling them) Deep and. wide are the holes made in out stock of white shoewear the past few weeks: and within the next ten days we purpose passing' out the last lonely pair. Compare the former selling prices (always the lowest in the city) with the clearance prices. Boys' Boots Men's Boots to $3.30. to $7.00. Choice to 51-00. Neountiohs, now to $1.50. In ph-usnm pirnir‘ Sulnrdu} .‘lfll'l' f-lt-ul arr! lurnml um Miss Mi 4'"le " in "xamitiar'u, Crrrrsrrwrrtr; Mr 'tmMotrmwcrror.tove, 'oi-ro- . Choice Choice Choice ss" Mimi" !'. tatrp,cri. nl‘in Hamming hm- in linmihn in mus:l :u M'wnury, "Gtuiu-l , cl;tsy hrutors. Inns! 'mjoyaul" mu win-n! :II len 1mm- Noah' ”mum." Irt.s of Interest :lfll'l‘lltlhn eruiun altCP. $4.90 $4.90 $3.35 S2.95 $2.65 $6.45 “Hm-Hand park un;”5’~'m' u.ltr'n . Tln. day wus lmrul‘ tltiur lusl W' pr "9,"" Hum! give rypptt ho 1! prevail throughout Special Reductinns Yumm- Now . . . vuhws NU." . . _ ' Misses' & tlhildren's Boots and Oxfords Women's Bouts. Pumps and "x- fords, all the nil'h' styles, an sizes, “Hum In mum, IMOKER‘S I'NHJIC, .. .. ..... ‘... S0.87 Famous Shh-r makr. 1318 summer and tall styles, values to , $9.5”, HRUKHFS PRICE . S6.90 '"oiqoorrgta ”It Vitluvs, ‘l’ill Et or} cortrvivutrle style. 1alucs In t;.",G0, Nun ... Ct nit 1lltomen's Boots Ill to $1.93. Choiee to 51.69, Choice, Nun to $3.50. Choice 'unzuln on! lor " th, an: "in“ w m a"""omatmootmnmm-.. ' itttt YN n Ir El‘llh u [hr-y t Erin-nu] Mr hands th" continental yum-d in woorletr shiphuilrt "' SUHI‘I‘H llahm: had Its ituut itl (zulvlu'r " days mun-hing. six :luys lwllvr HI rm-nrrl in tho United mvrmimnl a mun $2.40 $1.45 $1.12 95c L2