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j l; Ts e °. YP. Santion , aniaton . Cie the word ‘ ?fi. _thereof. * “:,QM of King Street." . .: PB ‘ection 6a of the said bylaw ~â€"W Rerdby"repeated and the followâ€" _ fpp substituted in lieu thereof. ; "r~, O&â€"On all other streets parkâ€" Ifig‘will be allowed on each side # C the atrest excepting in front of d l hes, clubs, and all offices 1‘ athusement piaces, where veâ€" les whall not stop on the side of atreet on which such premizes Reyond the time required to . Igt off or take on passengers." iThe above changes in the muchâ€" idiesed traffic bylaw were passed the City Council last evening, the Rtf@r ofce more being the theme of TRAFFIC BYâ€"LAW _ { + IS AMENDED _ | <~‘~â€" IN KITCHENER the presentation of a purse conuln-l ing a Hiberal amount, and a beautiful bouquet of flowers to Mr. and Mrs. McBain, the address being delivered by. Pr..J: F. Honsberger, and the gifts were gresented by Dr. Heist and Mrs. B\ ‘Brubacher. The pastor responded “ 8 most appreciative manner and reâ€" feÂ¥fed $v the pleasant relations exâ€" §§ ~Betwcen the pastor and his Pagasfty mhd the members and adher pnfg o( Frinity Church. He thanked | .‘lnpm for the good wishes exâ€" ‘ CÂ¥sted and the token of esteom as ' cated by the gift. i efreshments were served. by the & tl:ld the event proved to be a‘ maét enpjoyable one. 'i +The chair was occupied by Mr. Geo. Martin. and an exceilent programme â€"Was rendered, piano selections being given by Miss Conséance Howard and iss Doris Garner. and solos rendered Â¥ Miss Ruby Mandelsloh, Miss Lil i Schlee and Miss Lois Hallman. e accompaniments ‘were played by! iss Potter, | During the programme brief con gratulatory addresses were delivered by Messrs. R. Smyth, Geo. Harrison, Dr. E. D. Heist, P. N. Caven and E. P. Clement. A pleasing feature was â€"_ bbâ€"No vehicle (excepting a bleyclé) ghal!l be parked on King street bhetween Aibert and Water §/34. ibaâ€"The word "parking" ifii"-m‘lhn the leaving of any veâ€" Bicie upon any strect for a longer # lod ‘at any one time than ten Rinutes and the word "parked" Shall have a corresponding meanâ€" ing. 1920 is hereby repealed and the Callowing | aubstituted _ in _ tieu _ The congregation of Trinity Methoâ€" @ist Church fttingly honored the pasâ€" Bor and his estimable wife, Rev. J. H. and Mys. McBain, on the occasion of the twentyâ€"fifth amniversary of their mmarriage at 8 social held in the school wFoom of the church on Thursday evâ€" gping. There was a splendid aztond-‘ fuce notwithstanding the wet weaâ€" ther, and a delightful evening wasi spent by all present. . *‘Seotion 5 of Byl:;c No. 1877 as passed on the 19th day of July, fl‘ere Honored on * Wedding Anniversary . Ml.lan 68 of Bylaw No. 1577 herelby:amended by adding afâ€" ‘ the word "allowed" in the first #°thereof. the words "within Corn ple : om â€" it on Seturday that lerge qubntitis wzh«mu <obe the 106 at per basket and &w for $1, and other veaâ€" at the Market ~| St. Catharines, Sept. 12. â€"The. most| Office of the London :E jsevere wind and bail storm that Haam) â€" * c nam‘s iLver visited the Nisgara fruit â€" Gelt “Amo’“ awept over one portion of it â€"yestér.| _ A Te Pret® hquse 4 . & M i‘ _‘.; | solemized at 3 o‘clock > day aftérnoon, causing total Josses to afterncon when‘ Miss | some growers. > The‘d,eslm’cuqq took deughtér of Mr and .1 place in a.nartow area Of abo8t Ave| 154 Lancaste; Street E. |miles in length and halt a mllel'P}m marriage to Mr. Wil , width, west of Port Welles, alOR fM6|son of Mrs. Annie Cray south shore of Lake Ontagfo. < &s ford, Rev. J. H. McBa telephone â€" connection between â€" gh&‘ the ceremony.‘ fruit growers in that section is demog-- The bride, who enters 'auzed, thte complete damage may I'lot, the arm of her father, be known for a .couple of days. ly gowned in white sa , Two Storms Grapple . ) gette overgress ard ca ; About 4 o‘clock Saturday, :wo!bouquot of cream roses storms, one from the mortheast and| tended by Miss Eva Ma 'another from the southwest, eonvei’&‘ a pre(ty gown of pirk C n eone im s e Pm e e Pmd ’ed between St. Cithnines and the)carried pink roses. The groom was lake, causing a disturbance the like|assisted by Mr. Leslie Brunk, a broâ€" of which has not been seen sinte the? ther of the bride. . 4 tornadoes of 1898 and 1902. / ' ‘ The cerenigny was performed beâ€" J * , Féar Eng 8t World ~ f neatb sn arch of red, white and blue Almost complete darkness followed| Sags and red and white carnations. eausing many to think the end of the| The wedding music was played by Mrs world had come. Trees and telephone ‘A« Brunk. Over sixty guests were preâ€" ‘ poles were snapped off, and orchards [§°2t, many beipg present from outofâ€" were completely dismantled, merélyl“’"“ points, including New York, Torâ€" SEVERE STORM _ NFRUIT BBLT day. }PIW, has,.we are pleased to nym far recovered from the ailment which beset him almost two years ago, as to be abte to resume his duties as physiâ€" sal instractor of the boys. _ Other members of last year‘s staÂ¥f have been reengaged but, unfortunately, Miss Mallory. was taken ill <shortly after her arrival in the city last Monday and will not be able‘ to resume the‘ work of her classes before next Monâ€" _ _Two changes have beer made in ’tnc personnel of the staff. Miss Boyd, of the. t.m old science deâ€" partment, has beéen succeeded by Miss Maus, who holds a B, A. degree from Toronto Univen;ty. .with honours in household scierce, while . a former: DADpes t otais use t comers, ond TTAE Yuh â€"BP (20.. ENC (RUIUBE total $94 at the end of the first week, and the indications are that the 300 mark will soon be reached. Almost every desk in all the first and the secâ€" intedk C ies + roremmzwe 0 , Jner of King and Gollege, trevelling af A“ 'x‘"‘ by the High 3choola{a dartgerous rate of speed. ‘The driv ct students snd members of the did mot seem to be able to manage‘t staff assembled on he mornins | Of| car, ao Jin?Becided that his assistancg Bept. Tth to take the first steps toâ€" Nn baendy to icate the warda reorganization for tke ensuing} BWWBt come n y io Sxl school year. The woek has been spent|remains of the "Litzie" from a tele in assignifig students to their proper|phong post on the way to Waterloo. _ fmm. :Uinln.l bo‘:.h courses lrill- Accordingly he boarded a west E i) o ikting and supplies, . Near the corner of Wilm and registeripg the, names of itne|°°424 °*" Nesr the corner of Wilmog! nee.of opining. The BYIM®Y $s & now stands is a much clearer ous, proviauaiy, ‘havtig‘ ow ‘heon ox: â€" Under 48 ‘RO® sgction 5B the two l _laken now, and only roprinan t aieh es i mfilfi dfter‘ ndncc.ezems tom lt mmmaie his Arpt attempt, the ¢yétem is well worth following. k “ At: syhout $.30 last ‘ eveming, P. te Yegr|Blovins noticed .an suto pass the . ducements to late ‘The latter the Wae@@ing. March. y â€" Mrafid Mrs. McCurdy ieft os the 5.20 train on~ a haweymoon trip io Montreal and Néw York, the brido wearing ber traveHing sult of sorgo ‘with hat. to match. FoHowing their trip the yoting couple will make their home Inâ€"Coilingswood, New Jerkey. _ The‘ bride, who wore a beautitul gown of georgette over white satin, trimmed with Irish lace, was attended by Miss Alice Roedding, the latter wearing a gown of flo#ered net. Mr. Ernest Rife, of PhiladelpBia®acted as groomsman. & f Miss Dorothy Bornhold. as Gower _ A qutet house wedding was solemâ€" nized At the ome of Mr.~ Wim.~ Ritâ€" tinger, ©193 ©Frederick . . street;. this ‘afternoon, when his youngestâ€"daughâ€" tot, Rdna, was united in marriage to. Mt: Simes ‘Leonard «McCurdy, of Philadeiphia,; Pa.. The ceremony was! performed© by Rév. G. B. McLennan, assisted by the Rev. John Bornheid. vouquet of cream roses. She was atâ€" tended by ‘Miss Eva Massel who wore a pretty gown of pink georgeite and carried pink roses. The groom wa«s assisted by Mr. Leslie Brunk, a broâ€" ther of the bride. _‘ k The bride, who entered the room on the arm of her father, was charming« ly gowned in white satin with geor-‘ gette: overdress and carried a bridal afterncon when" Miss Gladys Brunk, daughter of Mr. and . Mrs. 9. Brunk, 154 Lancaster Street East, was united in marriage to Mr. Wilbert Crawford, son of Mrs. Annie Crawford, jof Strat. ford, Rev. J. H. McBain performingâ€" the ceremony.‘ Following a short honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs. Morgap will take up their residence in London, where Mr. Morgan is employed in the Inspector‘s office of the London Post Office. e A pretty house wedding was solâ€" ’emalzed in London on Saturday m.‘ Miss Milicent Humphries of that city was united in marriage to Mr. Wan. C. Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Morgan, 30 Breithaupt street, Kitchâ€" ener. The ceremony, which took piace at the home of the bride‘s sister, was performed by the Rev. Wright. ;1°°* were excellent, and were highly ~| Atcordingly he boarded a west: uompltl:.on'lod b;‘the chairman of the |bound car. Near the corner of Wilmot judges, HW.N. Grigg. of Waterloo, In |Street be found his man standing on rendering the decision of the jrdges [the sidewalk talking to some passers (Mr. Grige pointed out that according by.. The man was intoxicated 1y ‘‘Ufto the wording of the subject of the did the driving on the way to thg debate It was necessary for the affirâ€" Police Statio: . aetive speakers to prove that early In Police Court this msorning the Methodisam was more spiritual â€" and accused, who is a young busines; man aggreasive than modern Methodism, from Ripley, told of having "rivcA@ fEwhile it was only yecessary for the jfrom Hamilten. He had taken a negative speakers to prove that modâ€" ,drinkl in Familton at noon and .uey ern Methodism was as aggressive as were just beginning to affect birmfin ip. early days. The judges decidâ€" when he réacHed here. The sentence ed that the negative speakers had was seven days in the County Jail 191 Bsucceogeg in upholding present day driving a car while under the influence Methodism and were awarded the deâ€" ] of liquor. Rep o EeC ins privag par trage 1| _ _ Mets® : â€" MORGANâ€"HUMPHRIES CRHAWFORDâ€"BRUNK. The Trinity KL. debaters will meet triplthe winner of the Zion Lincoln Ave.| UPidebate, which takes place in Zion this Mr.fevening, at the annual meeting of the or‘sj Galt District Epworth League in’ ... JPreston on Oct. 4th. $ During the evening a brief address : was delivered by C. 8. Bean, President ; "A%;| of the Galt District, ib which he outâ€"‘ 427. lined, the programme of the annual| DC ‘{ megting of the District to be held in | 2X<fProston in Oct. He also congratulated tedIthe debaters. upon the excellence c(} "5â€") the debate, which was ome of ths| "t:| best held in the series. | BEA 144 Ahe new owners took possession toâ€"day and the business is being carâ€" Hamilton, Sept. 12.â€"The Hamilton Times has been purchased by John ‘M. Imrie Manager _of the Canadian Daily Newspapers‘ Association, Toâ€" ronto, acting for himself and others associated with him. The properties acquired include The Hamilton Dat;y Tithes, ‘The Hamilton Semiâ€"Weekly times ,The Times job printing deâ€" partment and the businese of tho‘ Canada Ready Print Co, Hamilton Times The meeting was presided over by Mr. Will Braidwood, President of the Ainslie 8Bt. Epworth League, and was opened by prayer offered by Rev. Mr. Bradshaw of Gait. Orchestra selecâ€" tions were rendered by the â€" Junior League orchestra of Galt, and a readâ€" ing was given by Miss Mabel Rogers. Refreshments were served by the Trinity Leaguers and a delightful socâ€" lal evening was spent. T Co en a es e etey. ed that the negative speakers had succeeded in upholding present day Methodism and were awarded the deâ€" ‘bate. The decision was received with favor. In addition to Mr. Grigg Mesâ€", srs. Gerbracht and RJ. Smyth were’ judges. ‘ Aggressive than modern Methodism, while it was only yecessary for the negative speakers to prove that modâ€" ern Methodism was as pegressive as in the early days. The judges decidâ€" Oy 14°°C t [drem; delivered by the four debatâ€" ers were excellegt, and were highly complimented by the chairman of the Judges, BW.N. Grigg. of Waterioo. In rendering the decision of the judees tive side being supported by Menrsre. Norman Zinn and Bert Seott, otâ€"Geit, aud Messrs.. Mordoo Hamblin and Nor debate . Wae of unusual, inforest, add L-M“:“fi'm crowd.. the seligot Â¥oebts of Trinity Church being ailed. It was "Resoived that early Mothod: lom» was more spiritual ARE aggressive thas moders Methodiam,% the /affirmaâ€" it delte 2 us ap aople se Lm:.v_mgfw‘&".r.&%?m‘ ”"& ‘qn coopfÂ¥rEaAR | » qualiged for th# finais in the District saries of debvatord by In most cases the timely use of a Goodyear Reliner would have saved the tire extra miles. With a Goodyear Reliner for a very small cost, you can add three new layer: inside of the tire. This reinforces and strengthens it, and prevents fabric breaks This Reliner is easily applied with a little cement. Half an hour of your time If you prefer, your repairman will apply it for you for a small service charge. Any Goodyear Service Station and most tire repairmen can supply yeu. in blowouts. THE final thousand or two thousand miles of service you get from your ti often be made the cheapest of all by timely attention. The tire which blows out or otherwise fails before it should is too common. Lblr:fg. hard service and accidents often cause inside breaks, which, if neglected im nurrmitae Bold to J. M. Imrie of Kitchener. The = UB + «w \ 4 $ 9 L L EI B + ; ToA iÂ¥ 28 9g0 000y, e | ara must sign the requisition forms. Should this be forthcoming the next stage will be the taking of the vote ‘ which will decide whether the prople ~ shall have no licenses, or fewer liâ€" _ Edinburgh, Sept. 12.â€"The campaign ; to make Scotiand dry has been smrt-} ed in earnest by the National Citiâ€"| zens_‘_ Couflcll. Under the nrovlsional of the Temperance (Scotland) Act which enables the eiectors to decide by & vote whether the country sbhall do dry, requisition forms demanding a poll on the nolicense question haye been issued. In order to secure a poll tem per cent of the electors in each Campaign to . | Make Scotland _ | _ Dry is Started | The Hamilton Daily Times is on» of the older newspapers of Canada, }huvln; been established in 1887 as a hweokly newspaper. It has been pubâ€" Ushed as a daily newspaper continuâ€" ously since 1853, Mr. Imrie has been Manager. . of the Canadian Daily Newspapers‘ Asâ€" gociation since its organization in December last. Prior to that date ho was for nine years Mamager of the Cunadian Press Association, Inc. ied on in Mr. Imrie‘s name pendâ€" ing the incorporation of a company of which he will be Prestdent and General manager. Mr. Imrie will not assume active management until October, when his resignation from bis present position will become efâ€" Life For Old Tires small cost, you can add three new layers of strong fabric to Kitchener . .79 KING WEST FARMERS, HOUSEKEEPERS and others; know our stock to be very ‘eomplete and prices low. The public will be offered LA RGE REJ DUCTIONS on all regular lines in stock. First Comers will be Best Serve In order tpfrédhee our large stock during the next few weeks everything except iron, nails and like heavy hardware will be at the disposal of all buyers. Owing to the stoek being a very extensive one, we cannot give detailed prices, but the sale will be continued for weeks. l (TIQLIShelf and Genevral â€" ~ooup â€" Merdwavre â€"~ . REDUCTION, SA thens it, and prevents fabric breaks from becomin cement. Half an hour of your time is sufficient JOHN FENNELL & SON Eondon, Sept. 13.â€"The Times uis morning says that the RussianWâ€"evict Government‘s placing 75,000 â€" p ands ,ot Bolshevik gold in the hands of the :Herald .the laber orgen, temporatrily, ‘has wrecked the work of the Bolsheâ€" vik commercial miizviuu in London at the moment when Kameneif and ooz san ,the Soviet commirsinairs had high hopes of immediate rosn¥®s. Ne cording to the new Spaper, a reproseni ative had an appeintment with Lioyd George Friday to motify nim of the progress of certain traue nm:ntim':.m.»‘" and prospects of establishing trade reâ€" f lations. They were told at )nwning" Street that in view of the rold d'<-: closure it would be impe«sible to deal‘ with any othor subjects until the mat-l ter was explained. & of the. peophe." Has Wreckea Work of Buss. Mission who will address a number of ings mnext month. On the othe the liquor tradesmen are also ing for a scries of mectings at prenrinent speakers will descri effects of prohibition in Americ dealers cherge that the ac air Ueagdly, blow at the hard win Temperarce | enthusiatios belicve that although Scomlard may not go dry this year the "noâ€"lfewnse" resblt tion will be «arried in miny municips! wards. They have oblained the se vices of WB. IPUSWSIHT | Iahnoan censes jn iheir own arces or there shall be mo change. â€" AM tress a number of meet} Ed nth. On the other huud‘i rdesmen are also arraige l wi ies of mectings at which | NOR eakers will describe lhe' loo hibition in America. The Mr: e that the aot aims "ui a d at the hard won liberty | REES A i Hos 222000 ! Mr: es , Ron > SIA M kea Work ‘ los Puck bog of Buss. Mission: o (Pussyfoot) â€" Johnson breaks from becoming blowouts. tire for a thousand or more get from your tires can s i . _ SINCE g1870 al i f * e IL "»(Y DROPS 4"~ Lozdon, Sept. 13.â€"The midaiter noun Arlletin issued by the Irish Self Beteâ€"reinamon | League stated â€" that Ravyor McSwerey‘s condition had not |changed | r@nterially. He contimnued vore prostrate and exhausted. He prosed a bed. restless aight. [ NeKELLA®Râ€"At the Kitchenerâ€"Water i luo Hespital, on Sept. bth to Mr. and 1 Mrs. €red McMellar, §1 Cedar Bt., ] _ a son. $ BITSCMYâ€"At Kitcherer, Sept. 11th, to Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Fitschy, 157 i Edward street, twins, Beatrice and | _ William. | MORTIMERâ€"At the Kitchenerâ€"Wator# t loo Huspitafi on Sept. 4th to Mr. and j Mrs. RAM,. Mortimer, 86 Locust St. l a daughter. |REESOR â€"At the Kiwchenerâ€"Wateriloa t Hospital, on Sept. 6th, to Mr. anÂ¥ ! Mrs. Jolin W. Reesor, 9 â€"Krug St., @® i‘:‘Ia‘fS\"ine}r’s ;‘:‘,l’f Condftion is â€"_ > * * ~Unchanged SIAMERNIS â€" At the Kitehgner Watseâ€" los Hospital, on Sept. 3;1 to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Siampis, 35 Kipg &., a sop. «s f Phone 14 30 BREECOUGHS® , result BORN id dast 398 c Nn o1Jo®s