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1Kitchener News \ for At 3 pm. Capt. Lambert, Chafflain, Speedwell Hospital, conducted a serâ€" vicé in the Recreation room. All the upâ€"patients were present and the Chaplain‘s address was thoroughly a; preciated. It is the Chaplain‘s imierâ€" tion to hold service at Freeport evers other Sunday. ' THE HAPPENINCS AT ThR COUNTY SEAT CARE FULL AND FULLY SUMMARIZEDâ€"LOCAL tremely poisonous, the blood circulaâ€" on comes in sufficiently close conâ€" #lact with the waste to take up these by absorption and to distribâ€" them throughout the body. ‘The it isâ€"the Liver becomes Slugâ€" " you ‘become dull and heavy, Biliousness asserts itself, then you have Headache, Kidney and Bladder ‘Trouble, Indigestion, Appendicitis, wad more evils besidés. On Tuesday, the 12th tweive jars of fruit wis Mrs, Sheppard, Blobro number of cakes were the Lutheran Cuuich. 1 On Wednesday. the lith. Miss Connor, of Waterloo | peovided @!> Patients with iso crearm: and flower On Friday afternoon. the 15th. twien $y Patients aitended a movie perfor gnce at ihe Imperial Theatre, Ki er, the gursis of Mr. Jennings 0 smaill eleciiec fans weore receiv EAfrom Mrs. Van Kouclnet. Soldiers Comiorts, and have been plaeed in the On Moniay, ef two baskeis ceived from thr of Gail, of whir Regent. When Constipation comes, what happens? The Colons get clogged with waste material, which is exâ€" © The annual picuic â€"of the combined ;uq of the firms of J. Forsyth Ltd., Kitchener, and Forsyth Productions, Waterloo, was beld in Mohawk Park, Brantford, on Tuesdgy. The event eclipsed all other gatherings of a simâ€" ilar nature in the history of the two eoncerns, which is saying conside. able, according to those who attended last year‘s picnic. g _ About three hundred persons mad the trip, leaving Kitchener on three special cars at nine in the mornitg »On arriving in Brantford, they »’urt-‘ ammet by special cars of the Braniford wadlal line which conveyed the par‘y right to the park where they arrised shortly betore noon Préd Kress: Wardem, Albert Flowers; Guide, Gordon W. Zeues;) 8N G. Clarence Oswaid; LS NX, James G Miller; RSS._ Hicold O«wald: LHS. Milton Oswald,; RSV.G.. John McCaill LS.V.G., Joseph Arar; Oinisise guard fan, Geo. Kalhflci«ch; lunside swirdian, Edward Class; Chaplain, Harry Pellar ‘They are purely vegetabie, do not Gripe, Purge or Irritate, and bring IrebMef by producing a healthy condiâ€" tion of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys No matter what medicine you are tiking for a laxative it niight ibe just as wer to change off to Hacking‘s. "he combination of Cascare, Pepâ€" int, Mayapple and the other Drugs contatned in these wAl produce results to be un for the last tferin, reriving The officers instialiled are as follow Noble Grand. Losne Oherholtzer; V Grand. Wesley C. Kramjp; Record: Secretiury, MWm P Krss; Finan S"‘!’-\Tu!‘,\'. Henry Oswaid: Treasur The garden party held under the auspices of the Epworth League of Trinity Methodist Church, on the lawn of the restdence of Mr. and Mrs D. S. Cullen, 283 Frederick Street, Mast evening, proved an unqualitied success from every point of view. The musical programme was of exceepmon al quality, providing satisfaction in the line of entertainment. the homemadle candy and pies were of the variey that make one desire more, providing satisfaction in the line of "eats," and the fact that everythiug offered was sold long before the evening was over provided a sitisfactory financial finâ€" ish to the party ? The officers Grand L imon Ludge No 97 Kitchener were instulled Friday or ening for the ensaing ferm of six months with the usual impressive cer emonioits | formis by Disttict Deputy Grand Master Jame< Hunter and suit Igr s of Hespelor. J0 Marhall Ca the Noble Grand, the presidine Constipation Generates |::.< Forsyth Employes â€", _ Picnic at Brantford Hacking‘s Kidney and Liver Pills are highly recommended for Constipation and it3 Evil Regults ulletin From The Freeport f Sanitarium ficers of Oddfellows ied by any others. They work tiful in Digestive Disorders, for on the Stomach, for Spasmodic s in the Stomach and Bowe‘s, 1d Successful a fow bozes from your dealer PoIsons Jaly 12th, a donation of frosh fruit was re Tol Chapter 1.0.D E i Muss £1 Melrvine is Bionmiagdal cowhts seif Garden Party Installed a donation of ceccived from â€"â€"_____iCuusingham _.______ _ ____ | _ Mr. L. 0. Breithanpt, Chairman of i”'" Finance Committee brought in a geport | from his Commitftee recomâ€" what mending a schedule of Membership a ogged Fees and Dormitory Renrals which is exâ€" , worr adepted by the Board _ Member rcula | ship Fers for hoys betwoeen 12 and 16 : ©O0~ | will be $5.00, boys between 16 and 19 these | will he $7.00, regular Men‘s Memberâ€" i#trib | ship Fee will be $10.00, plus a $2.00 Inâ€" ‘ The [|itiation Feeâ€" Sustaining Membership 8lu8&â€" | pee will be $25.00. It is planned in the ‘ Neavy, J early Fall to have a Membership cam f n yOu ; paign for the purpose of building up adder | a Membership in the Association. The \ liciti® | Directors were pleased to hear thai payments on the Building Fand were boing paid fairly promp(ly, as pract . j jcally $21,000 has been paid to date hram offic« Buhaing Committeeâ€"Chairman J (Ji. Boavtz. George Schlee. F. K. Mack {lin. J. M Newton,. L. 0. Breithaupt. |__ Membership â€" Committeeâ€"Chairmar Pl)iln 11. Smith. F. H. Schneider A. E. | Pequegnat, J. M. Laing, George Boeh | mer, J. C. Jaimet, J. E. Bilger, E. D The Report of the Boys‘ Work Comâ€"* miftee was presented over the signa ture of Mrâ€"A. E. Pequegnat,. the Chairâ€" man of that Committee, . showing a aplendid piece of Boys® Work having been carried on during the past month. 21 Boys from Kitchener and Watrrion were in atftendance at the Y. M*CoA Boys‘ Camp held a| Fishers‘ (Hen. all of whom have returned most enthusiâ€" astfc about the programme, manage ment and location of the eamp. , A quletâ€" marriage | took plage on Weddesday, Jnly 21at, at 2 pm., at the St. Andrew‘s Manse, when Miss Jesâ€" sie Muriel Raird, daughter of Mr. and INe feruwlar monthly meeting of the Y. M.C. Ao Board of Directors was beld in the Assosiation Building on the corner of Queen & Weber wtree!s Thursday mebt with Presidest A. H. Kaufman in the chair. In spite of vaâ€" cations, picaics ard other snmmer atâ€" tractions twoshirds of the Directors were in their placks and wotked thâ€"o‘ a Budget of business until sometime after 11 ae‘rlack The report of the nominating Comâ€" miftee on Committee Personnel was read by Mr.F. K. Macklin as follows: Einanco ‘Committeeâ€"Chairman, L. Oâ€" Bevithanupt. W. H. Schinalz, J. H. Bavz. N. B. Detwiler, J. A. Mavtin, H. J. Sims. Architects aroum! the fire Mrs: Bailey, superintendent, â€" and Miss Mortimer. the se retary,. of the Y.W.CCA. were in charge of the arâ€" rangoments for the outing and assisted by the irls. were snecessfal in pitt tss on an event which was thoroughiy enâ€" joyed by all the party. forth a n eme was held on the ! Grand River The wirls made the trip goeen brenmaredl 9y WCA Board. OB larze progtramine >ports was run off the party disporte th h e 0t o Thursd There were plents of raspbr on sale ut â€" prices trom 30c per np Black ruspberries brough Cherries sold at $1.00 per busket currabts ut 206 pero bus Butter and eggs oemained p cally unchanged, butier sellimg i to 63e and eggs S%¢ to obe.. Chi brougbt 45 prr pound. Hay soll at $30. New potatoes were somewhat choupâ€" j er n price ut Saturday‘s market selling from $1 to $1.20 per peck. On Wednesday the general price was $1â€" 50.. They are coming in in good quanâ€" titles, one fariner having Juâ€" ‘a:lgun' box filled this morning . A few old' potatoes were offer) at 90c per peck. } There were plents of raspberries j New Potatoes Were Cheaper At the Market Newm potatoes were plentiful th:s morning. Small baskets sold for bac while the large baskets brought $120. Other garden produce sold at the us ual prices This morning‘s market was the lar gest Wednesday morning market of the season, both buyers and vendors being out in large numbers. . Raspâ€" berries, cherries and currants appearâ€" ed to be the chief attraction Rasqp» berries sold at 25c per box for the red ones, and 30c for the blaqk. Cher ries in large baskets brought @00 Currants. both red and black, sold for 20c per box. Midâ€"Week Market Was the Largest of the Season . W.C. A. Girls Enjoy Outing & At Freeport tbout the evering passed a canpâ€"tire ballt and marshmallows hbrought to be toasted in the blaze. The ring closed with _ a simgpsoug * o clovk gor HYMENEAL to Mr HOFFMANâ€"BAIRD Are Engaged torty girls from the Y W.C.A an onting in Preeport on c aafternoon und evening when was hold on the hank of the procceid while still athers of d themselves in the upper which â€" had the ladies of the Y allowing supper a of races and other td remained | pract en sellimg. at sithe to obe.. Chicken ip down en invrediat ely > mutke short rowhich | hid le« of the Y 6f the Â¥ supper a and Tfex 3t See Our Barâ€" gains in Tennis Shoes Ladies‘ white canvas butâ€" ton boots, medium . heel sizes 3 to 7. Reg. $3.50 for h s22l2. $149 Child‘s sandals in brown with rubber sole, sizes 4 to 10. Reg. $1.50 for . §$1.25 Child‘s Tennis boots in black or tan, sizes 4 to 10. $1.50 value, special ..$1.25 Child‘s . white â€" sandals with rubber sole, size 4 to 10. Reg. $1.45 special $1.30 Women‘s Tennis Boots in black only, sizes 3 to 7. Reg. $2.00 for ...... $1.75 5 Ibs. â€" $1.25 100 lbs. $21.50 1000 Rolls of Wall Paper at single roll 12%ac. Because of limited quantity and the extreme under pricings. reâ€" gularly 15c, 18c and 20c Values, per single roll _ 12%/4c. Choose from new floral and conventional designs, chintâ€" zes. plain effects and stripes, grey, brown and blues and dainty shades of pink, August Sale, Roll 1242¢. Misses‘ Tennis boots in brown or black only, sizes 11 to 2. Reg. $1.65. Special s ; . $1.10 Special during our sale at per square yarti Window shades in dark Linoleum a block desig and light green, width 37 good quall in. Special complete $1.35 sq. yd. Spec Ficor Oit Cloths in floral and block designs, nice sortment to choose from, widths 1 and 2 yards 9‘ Special during our sale at per aquare yard .. Window shades in dark Linoleums in floral and a block designs, width 4 yds, and light green, width 37 good quallty, worth $2.00 in. Special complete $1.35 sq. yd. Special .... .. $1.50 See us for Curtain Nets, Scrims, Curtain Poles, Brass Rods, etc., at very special prices. QUaFC Sin SI&€ csmmc ccries. Pint AIN size :.yl0ucumicens Floor Paints quart tin size Floor Paints, pints ....... Porch Paints, Quart tin size Porch Paints pint tin size .. Varnish Stains, all colors . Varnish Sun Floor Varnish ....... ... White Gloss Enamels ...... Crack Filler 2222222222022 Putty, White Leads, etc â€"â€" Have you tried C. P. Paint. An old reliable line, guaranteed to give satisfaction. At today‘s cost these goods would have to be sold for more money, but here goes at the old prices â€"â€"â€" Preserving Kettles, smail and large . Sauce Pans, all sizes se etene puprate‘s Digh PABS . ...;.usu8: e s ranh real s Water Pails s on Rianivmienes aiena aip in aee s Pudding Dighes ... .cs cuunceuisens Pig Plat®® ) ...2u .ces pree s cumtenanes Roasting Pans, double ......... .. Tin Steamers, Bin. and 9 in, ... ... Tin Boilers, Copper Bottom ........ fGranite Chambers .:â€"o.ccccclzzcrn: Coffee Pots ........ Ten Pots ...::.ce. seinteiies 22 Wash Busing ... mm eamenen e merea aie SHAINET® .. ... . ... .l ooe odiedali l penina on Granite Tea Steepersg .............. Graniteware and Kitchen Utensils 2 in 1 POLISHES bottle ... se en ced‘ Parowax for sealing cany, . Seedic se Raisins, 16 oz. ... Campbel)‘s Soups, 2 ting . ... Pot Barley, 3 Ibs. Meiatn Imperial Jelly Powder 2 pks Toilet Soaps, special bar ... . Oatmeal in 40c package is Graham Flour, 3 lbs ....... Limburger Cheese ......... Peanut Butter, per Ib. ... Prunes, Ib.. med. 28¢. large Heinz Pork and Beans, tin Grocery Specials CIVIC HOLIDAY Monday Aug. 2 This Store will be ciosed. Pure Cocoa in Bulk, (b. Cornmeal, 3 Ibs. ews Wheat Germ, 3 lbs. .. .. Parke‘s Catsup Fiavor, Mustard, 16. Mustard Seed, Celery Seed, Curry Powder, Tumeric Powder, Pickling Spice, Parke‘s Catsup Flavor, Parowax, Jar Pickles, Rings and Corks Summer Drinks Grape Punch in bottles. Orangeade in bottles. Lemonade Powder. Orangeade Powder, Rootbeer in bottles, Grape Juice, in bottles, Choco King, in ting 2. Spices, etc. for Sugar Paint Department TRY QUR LINE FOR YOUR NEXT JoB Floor Oil Cloths THIS ORICINAL DOCUMENT Is IN 2 for 25c. special, any kind Pickiing Wall Papers = _ _;__"‘The Chronicleâ€"Telegraph, Watcrioo, Ontario.‘ Â¥ Men‘s Wark Shirts in a blue duck, coat style, Un ion make. gizes 14 to 17. Spec al $1.95 Specials cn Men‘s Trousers Extra good value for in browns and greys, all for ... P . Men‘s Woreted Trousc:s in good weight, dark ao! ors, all sizes, special. $5.00 Straw Hats at Hailf Price 85¢ 23¢ Men‘s Straw Hats in the latest styles all reduced to half price, while they (ast at these low prices â€" y«:§7.50 Hats for $2.75. .. .. .$5.00 Hats for $2.50... .. $7.00 Hats for $3.50. .. ...$4.00 Hats for $2.00 ... $6.50 Hats for $3.25 . .$3.00 Hats for $1.50 . . $6.00 Hats for $3.00... .. .$2.00 Hats for $1.00 GIRLS® AND CHILDREN‘S HATS ALSO AT HALF PRICE S2¢ 5 DAYS OF BARGAIN GIVING Thurs. July 29, Fri. 30, Sat. 31, Tues. Aug. 3, Wed. 4 WETTLAUF ER’S ‘ Mid â€" Summer Sale @ Girls‘ Patent Pumps, one strap, sizres 8 to 10%% $2.75 Misses‘ Patent Pumps, one strap with bow, sizes 11 to 2. Price moames men ue $2.35 Women‘s Vici Kid Boot, lace with patert toc cap, medium heel sizes 2, to 7, $6.00 value. $4.98 Men‘s Gun Metal Boots, with toe cap, neat style, extra good wearer, all sizes, $7.00 value.. + Py Pegie‘s . $5.50 These Oxfords are made by a good reliable Manufacturer, medium hee with rubber sole, Sizes 2 to 6!4, Regular $3.25, On Sale at ..........00 0 0_ Canned Tomatoes or Corn . 50c to $1.75 . 25¢ to $1.25 $1.15 to $1.95 543 ies & $1.00 up to 40¢ ... 2b¢ to 45¢ essines s $AFB saxtranss. T9 $3.35 to $3.90 .. 50c to 90c . 65c to 95c 65c to 95¢ .. 50c to 80c ... 20c to 50c 45¢ to 5‘ c WETTLAUFER‘S _Department Store 17¢ tin 30c to 50c to 50c to 28c to These Prices are all that is necessary to convince you of the Bargains that are in store for you here Women‘s White Canvas Oxfords Special 90c . 90c $1.35 $1.60 $1.60 $2.35 $1.25 _ 90c $1.65 85c $1.75 35¢ factory wear in a striped tweed sizes, worth $4.50 $ 0 ""*¢C $0.9 vVERY POOR CONDITION Ladies‘ All Wool Pull Overs in a fancy honeycomb Knit with combination and plain colors.. This offering is one that wiil meet the needs of many and affords a handâ€" some saving besides. For the cool evening at home and even more so on vacation, prices $4 50 to $8 50 range from .... e * Oatmeal Wall Paper in ,Brown, Blues, Greys, green Y and fawn colors, with dainty floral one and two band borâ€" ders, Prices per single roll to 25¢c,. 30c * 40c. Men‘s Balbriggan Knit Uiderwear, _ shirts _ and Crawers, sizes 32 to 42. Regular $1.20 for . 79c Men‘s Black Cotton Sox, plain knit, sizes 10 and 11. Reg. A5c. 3 pair for .. $1.00 Spanish haisins Special â€" 19¢ Ib. Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee 45¢ value 37¢ Ib. Ladies‘ Pull Overs Snowflake Ammonia 3 pkgs. 25¢ Shortening 3 Ib. pails 80¢ Rice 2 lbs. 28c GROCERY SPECIALS MEAT DEPARTMENT Cottage t Boiling Rolls L Beef ‘ 50c Ib. ; _0 20¢ lb.” Mild Cured j Pot Roast Hams | Beef 50c Ib. [ 22e Ib. Pure Lard 3 Ib. pails 99c pail Valencia 4 1b. pail Jam 95c Infants‘ Patert boots, cloth tops, button, sizes 4 to 6. Reg. $2.50, for y en e §1,06 Men‘s farm boots, light weight in brown mule skin leather, all sizes. Speciat .... .... ... $3.50 Women‘s Patent Pumps, in an English style, with spo.ting and Cuban heel, sizes 2%, to 7. Reg. $5.50 for x: ;vec us $3.9B Men‘s and Boys‘ Rain Coats at reduced prices. See us for big bargains. Style, with belt and buckle, hloomers with belt foops, watch pocket, dark greys and browns; ages 8 to 15 years. $16.00 to $17.00 valâ€" ues .222 2 2zcz222 2. $13.95 Raisins Rpecial 22¢ pkg. In Brown and Grey Worsted and Tweed Cloths, neatâ€" ly made, three button sack coat with Trousers to match Sizeg 35 to 44, Regular $45.00 to $55.00 On $39 45 Sale at . ; on ® $45 to $55 Men‘s Suits $39.45 Men‘s and Boys‘ Raincoats Cooking Figs 7]‘/¢c lb. Kellog‘s Corn Flakes Head Cheese Sausage 25¢r lb. Special 2 pkgs. 21c 15 oz. pkg. Seeded Shoulder Roast Beef 24c lb. Babbits Cleanser 5¢ tin. Tapicoca 2 Ibs. 29¢ Jn uP one 8 s o + ) en in np tw 00 s + us Women‘s Vici Kid boot, tutton style, cuban heel, patent toe. Reg. $5.50 for ...... ..... .$3.00 Women‘s Canvas Oxfords in brown with leather sole, sizes 3 to 7. price .. 222. §1.25 Little Gents‘ boots in a box Calf mace with a leather insole. Sizes 8 to 10. Clearing at $3.50 Women‘s Vici Kig boots, high lace, plain toe, dark brown or black, with sporting heel, extra good value, ail sizes. Reg. $9.50 for e es sls P25 Women‘s Vici 1 tin each Corn, Tomatoes and Peas Women‘s Pink Cotton Bloomers Regular $1.35, for 98c. For quick sale, cool, comfortable bloomers. with efastic at waist and knee, Special at .... Ladies‘ night gowns, emâ€" broidered yoke with low and high neck, short and long sleeves, in a good cotâ€" ton. all sizes, prices $1.75, $225 to $3.50. Boys‘ and Girls‘ heavy ribked cotton hose, will give excellent wear, sizes 7 to 10. Worth 65c to 75c for ..ll.. 222222 222. 493 69c. Ladies‘ Hose Special 350 or white On Sale Black Paiflette S 35 inch width, all poâ€" beautiful finish, Rey a Â¥O; :lltis swass Rich Glossy Black Duchesse Silk, guarantred to give good wear, absolutely fast corors, good heavy quality, sultable for dresses or scparate skirts, Regular $3 50 $4.25 per yard ......... * Shantung silk in nat ural color, will give excet. lent wear for dresses, or waists, etc., width 33 inch. Special per yard .... $1.25 These onJ oihsr noteworthy values await you at WETTLAUFER‘S F‘T DAY SPECIALS Silk Georgette in 2 * colors, Maize, New Lilue, Navy, Taupe, Brown, I _ ; Brown, Rose, Green, Fiesh, Peach, Fawn, White and S.ack in extra fine â€" quality, width 38 inchec, Reg. $3.7o to $4.25 per yard ’*2 85 Special at .........2..2....22..2..622..2.2222. &’ » Silk and Dress Goods "LEADERS" Purina Chicken Chowder, 10 lbs. ............. Purina Scratch Feed 10 lb® .................. Purina Medium Scriton Feed, 10 los. ........ Purina Baby Chick F cd, 10 Ibs. .......... ? Oyster Bhall, P1 IBB. ;.c.....lscslentamazcul s s Royal Purple Poultry Supplies and Lice Killers These hose arc extra good value in a plain knit, black vrite, only, c‘zcs 8!, to 10, Regular 69c pair 35 BalG usnn cessn reithins in e akies nemeanues c ‘ $2.49 Poultry Feeds Whiursday, Fuly 80, 63 Cups and Saucers, each ... 25¢ Cups on‘y, each .......... 216 6 in. Plates, dozen ... .. .. .$2.7§ 7 in. Plates, dozen ... . ... $3.00 8 in. Plates, dozen ........£3.2% Pitchers, Bowis,â€"assorted 3.203. Large Ting . Medium Tins Monday Aug. Plain White Ware 5 in. plates, doz .. . 3 6 in. plates, doz ... ... ... 7 in. plates, doz .. c Hat Fruit dishes .... .. Bowls and Jugs, all sizes Cup and ‘l‘w;c, ;m:h .‘v” (’.T' Cup only, each ...!.. ...‘ n5e~ direct from Clover Leaf Ware‘ We chave Extra good value during â€"he sale; soft quality, reg. 45c. Special per yd. .. 396 Turkish Towels in a fawn and grey stripe, good size. Reg. 65c each. Special rrasie snsker srourc: #9G Unbleached factory cotâ€" ton in a O avy quality, good for shec.s and pillow cases, width 40 inches, per Â¥C sn se ureners on + +MBG 45¢ Linen Towelling 39c 5 Pos. white Flannelctte, pure white, soft fluffy finâ€" ish, no dressing, extra good width, per yd. ........ 45e 55c Unbleached Cotton 45¢ Water Glass â€"ivie Holiday This Store will be ciosed. STONEWARE Crocks Ladies‘ Middics in a plain white vwith cuff at bottom ef middy, trimmed with copen, navy and green all sizes, $3.25 value, $2.65 Ladies‘ Undcâ€"skirts in a white cotton with embroiâ€" dery flouncing, made neatâ€" |y, all sizes. Price $1.50 up Waterl rloo If Flower Pots sizes, 10. 15 20 and 25. preserving Eg.< for winter A 1 Serge in fine weaWa good value in Navy, n, Crown, Burâ€" gundy and Black, width 54 inches. Reg. $4.50 to $5.00. Pér yard .2.....0 .... $3.95 Black an. white Shepâ€" herd Check C â€"s Goot‘s in a small check, ;5od value, width 40 inches. Worth $1.75 yd. for ....... $1.25 Dinnerware For preserving C; . 10 Covers i x a tine of K: mW‘ due here ony time England. and i2 Lal. cizes. to fit same. g Loj 973 98c (2.59 $1.50 25¢ 65¢ 20¢ bur