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I Jicta in en Diad ns * Mr. John R. Sheppard of Montreal spent several days in Kitchener last week, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Shoppard, St. Ledger Streei. John always finds a warm welcome aw@iting him from his many friends in Kitchener, where he greatly enâ€" joys the renewal of old acquaintâ€" ances. Mr.: and «Mrs:~Herbert Snyder left *C‘Yedl Overséas with the Canadian|Prince and Princess x Aaf Prakc last week for Pinehurse, N. C. where Contingent. . He.bad been in a Hamâ€"|naught were -‘“Afi:‘ctodâ€" they will be joimed by Mr. and Mrs. flton hospital forâ€"sight months and|Royal hard by. ‘The selé '”5‘": Wm. Johnston of Winnipeg, Man.,â€"in C@me to Kitchener ‘for a rest two|April 2% for this ceremony would a holiday ~of‘ several weeks. -t-mmmmmm-u.g,,mm'm". 4y dire. David Cornish ot Port Dover Oy 10. io 2e on tonnial Mcadat/many quariers, since. this. date co was a recent visitor in Waterloo, at! contraction of a|incides with the twontyâ€"sikth birthâ€" cold. â€" Much sympathy â€"will. be exâ€" rind tnrpes 1:‘ the home of her father, Mr. RObDOTt |gongeg @xâ€"|day of Princess Mary. ‘ Among the Stuart, who we regret to say has‘, to the mother and two‘sisters|other engagements that the King been laid up for some weeks, but! ; z“:ch‘:: “_;':"’ The Veterans|and Queen have in view for the nekt Mr. Stuart‘s many friends will be! er. and Waterloo met atifew weeks is another yisit to the ir. ptuarts many ANSOC® 7"* "~.the Veterans Hall at 215 p.m on|Rarl and Countess of Derby éat House. Since then he has served under ten Governors, the Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise, (Lord Lansdowne, Lord Stanley, . Lord Aberdeen, Lord Minto, Harl Grey, the Duke of Connsught, the Duke of Deâ€" vonshire and Lord Byng. The lastâ€" named he served but twelye months Mesars. J. H. Roos and H. G. Misâ€" tele of the Waterloo Board of Trade attended the annual meeting of the Wd‘atern Ontario United Boards of Tréde at Brantford last Friday. Winter, summer nor the fall. Singing now, now murmuring, Little touches of them all. Bits of trowble, bits of joy; Days of peace and days, of ‘strife; Frowning, smiling, blushing coyâ€" March, epitome of life!" MMr.. Stuart‘s many friends will be ,,., glad to. know that he is immvlnl-'s;, although nwfllw.'oneullob&iw fore he is able to be about again as| ... ten Governors under whom he seryvâ€" edduring his long term of service. His face is ruddy and his quaint sideâ€"whiskers are reminiscent of the days of Lord Dufferin, in 1876, when ‘Thomas Rogers first took up his duâ€" tles as chief orderly at Government before retiring. Miss Charlotte Valentine. was a visitor in Toronto last week. The Weekly Baby Clinic at the Health Centre was largely attended logt week, when 15 babies and 4 oldâ€" erâ€"children were brought in for ex~ amination by Dr. Weilman, who was in attendance. Mrs. Ww. Grosz and Mis. E. H. Linder were the hostesses in. charge and provided a> pleasant social half hour at the close with tea and refreshments. Mr. W. E. Wiegand of Montreal, Géperal Manager of the Ames Holâ€" den Tire Company, paid a visit to Kitchener last woek. Mre. J. H. Webb has returned from A‘ter which the Military funeral proâ€"jesties on this occasion... This will a visit in Toronto, accompanied hy'°°°d°d to Mount Hope Cemetery./not, however, be the first occasion her grandâ€"daughter, Miss Helen g.n,EKltchener. where the remains of the|that His Royal Highness . h."n,: who will spend a week in w-ufloo-,j;“; l:r Daniel McQuilkin were tenâ€"|nessed this race, since he was at Fortyâ€"Six Years of Falthful service erly laid away with Military homors.| Aintree, for the famous race two . to Ten Governore. Day By Day Buillders are Given yeare M Sergeant Thomas Rogers, for the Tribute.â€" At the regular meeting of| P®°"haps all our readers are not past fortyâ€"six years chief orderly at St. Paul‘s Women‘s Missionary Soâ€"|@WAare that Mr. Bonar Law, the new Rideau Hall, Ottawa, has been lnper-:c!ety the truth of Hebrews 12:1 was|British Premier, was born‘ in New annuated. Mr. Rogers is seventyâ€" most forcibly proven. "Wherefore,| Brunswick, Canada, the son of & three years of ago, and has many ln-’: seeing we also are compassed about SC0tch Presbyterian Minister, Intlâ€" teresting tales to narrate about the with so great a cloud of witnesses, WAte stories of the new Premier reâ€" ten Governors under whom he qerv-tlet us lay aside every weight and|YO2! him as a "Verra careful‘ man of ed‘during his long term of service. ‘the sin which doth so easily beset|homely tastes and true Scotch humor His face is ruddy and his quaint us, and let us run with patience the| ppe whole Empire will rejoice that sideâ€"whiskers are reminiscent of the race that is set before us." â€" the beloved Queen Al tth is snol days of Lord Dufferin, in 13?‘::"‘:_“’ Mrs. Geddes, in her talk, with the|so celebrate her diamond jubllee as It is the tragedy Gf the reat momâ€" ory of St. Patrick, that tradition and name, obscuring ‘his place in Chrisâ€"\quis of Clanricarde, respectively. tizn history. He challenges us toâ€"| . W Vetsrah by his Christian faith and by Mr; ‘Danie! McQuilkin of Hamil his tirelons missionary seal. Bo Whil¢{passed away at the Kitchener « shamrocks are in evidence On MBTCB|waterlog hospital. last Thurs 1i, informationâ€"as 40 th6 FeAl Btâ€"|npmning March 8Fh fallnariaec as for all Ohristendom. "What is March? ‘Tis neither Mrs. W. M. Reade, George Strbet, Tok Hire ic v Elerhark on Monday Ior' A '.;l'l \vllli ‘Toronto friends. â€" Fp a true poot and a He is not the @X»> ;sud.y afternoon, marching in 4}Knowsley Hall next month in order |body to St. Paul‘s Lutheran Church.{to witness the race for the Grand Mrs. R. Porrest Ogfivie of Hamilâ€" ton was a "wook ond viaitor in Waterâ€" the guest of her~fathor, Mn L Bricker,. Allan Atreet; j F |Queenâ€"Street S., at 3 p.m., where an|National. It is probable that the ’l.mwultvo service was conducted,|Prince of Wales will join their Maj after which the Military funeral pro\esties on this occasion. . This will ‘ceeded to Mount Hope Cemetery,/not, however, be the first occasion |Kitchener, where the remains of the|that His Royal Highness . has witâ€" ‘late Mr. Daniel McQuilkin were tenâ€"|nessed this race, since he Was at {derly laid away with Military homors.| Aintree . for the tamous race: two l ma. m mo oA oi on Ns y‘_m } Mr. Stuart Snyder with five of his friends from Toronto University, ‘were week end visitors at the home 'ot Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Snyder, George Street, taking in the popular Junior Hockey match on Friday evening in Kitchener. _ After a visit of several weoeks at "The Poinciana," Paim Beach, Florâ€" _ Mrs. Geddes, in her talk, with the }above verse as a base, drew a comâ€" Lmriwn between the builders of Canada, 300 years ago and now. She pointed out that we know the names of the discoverers and explorers but [ot the names of the ones who buildâ€" ed day by day nothing is ever said. Yet what a contribution they had made! Canada hbas a real contriâ€" bution to make. _ Mrs. Geddes closed her talk with these words: "Genuine Christian 1i berty will dispel the darkness of ;ignomnce, give relief in the distress of sickness, and render aid in the time of adversity. ‘All of which conâ€" tribute to the building of a united lnauonnl epirit." Mrs. Lochead read a paper on wopk in South China, being an excerpt from the annual report. Mrs. Mcâ€" Keracher suggested that the memâ€" ;bem make a study of the life of John Geddie. ‘The meeting was presided over by the president, Miss H. Bruce. ) Mr. Burwell of Morrisburg, the imvrly appointed Manager of the Waterloo branch of ‘the Moisons }Bnt has arrived, and is spending a fow days with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pratt, prior to their departure, for their new home in London, Ontatio; Where Mr. Pratt will asgume his duâ€" i’ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rumpel have returned from a delightful holiday of )oevenl weeks at Pinehurse, N. C. Branch of the Molsohs Bank. A New Junior Chapter of the Daughters of the Empire, to be known ‘as ‘"The Duchess of York" Chapter, was organized on Wednesâ€" day evening, March 7, at the home of Mrs. Marshall H. Eaton, West Marion Street. ‘This new Chapter, which consists of a lively set of Parkdale girls, has taken for its motto "For Others," which should prove to be a dominant factor in carrying on the work of the chapter. C OER Ae mR Nee '?- "'.'!â€":-! feriges 5C _" y . po0 l e s 2P O â€" ie es roy ce o. dedt y mmmmmm“‘: ,‘Jflr- iml “7‘9« M _M”UW Viscoumt Lascelies andâ€"the late Marâ€"|tor the gerdemns., _. ~ _ _ â€". | . "=~~ $ : w52A quis of Clanricarde, respectively. 5 uflns ks * EV 4 m* The principal eÂ¥eat of the Court|~ | _ 2:‘:‘ * War Veteran Passce. _ |season in London this year‘ is," :, 'mmm ; course, ‘the marfiage of the Duke of é"‘ years, passed away at Ir.Mthanumnmpwmmfi Ofl'.Wfl‘M- passed away at the Kitchoner: and|on April 26, which as now announced|_""‘"& . following .an illnesy of Waterioo hospital . last Thm'u‘hhm-"w“. & year. . He was a member of morning, March $th, tollowing an iiiâ€"{bey. ‘The eubsoqwent reception‘ wili|=* ***** LUthoraz Church, He was Mr. Harry C. Hilliard of Hamilton is a week end visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hilliard, Waterioo. _ Mr. and Mrs. James Valentine of "Blinkbonnie," were visitors in Torâ€" onto for a couple of days last week. Mrs. J. W. Green has returméd to her home in Doon after a visit of scveral days with Kitchener friends. ness of a few days, . The late Mr. McQuilkin was 28 years â€"old,â€" and pootive buyer; "I wouldn‘t be cad here mynoif." * ‘But, your Honor," protested the apeeder who had just recéived a jail sentence, "you don‘t realise that my time is worth money." + your time is to you I‘ll let you off with a nominal fine." a resident of England. No woman in the Empire is more beloved and lg:__o bride from another land could bave endeared < herself as Queen Alexandra did, to her husband‘s famâ€" ;ily. and the people over whom he was later to reign. She has never lhflad in her sweetness and kindâ€" ress, and her charity and sympathy are so well known that the gentle Queen has to be protected from herâ€" self by those near her, otherwise she would never refuse <an appeal, whether deserving or not. ‘At this flsA uie 4 t ce iB us t e cce fiihvrars peloinin h d & younk agi. LaWRENCE sNYDER \ .. Mr. and > Mrs. Edwinâ€" Snyder . of _ Perhaps all our readers are NOt/near Waterloo will have the deep aware that Mr. Bonar Law, the NeW|sympathy of many friends in the loss British Premier, was born‘ in NeW|sustained through the death of their Brunswick, Canada, the son Of #{infant son, which occurred on Tuesâ€" Beotch Presbyterian Minister. Intlâ€"{day, March 6th, at the age of four mate stories of the new Premier reâ€"‘months. ‘The funeral took place on veal him as a "Verra careful‘ man 0f| Thursday afternoon from the resiâ€" citizen who doest‘t consider that his tupp; time Queen: Alexandra will have the companyâ€"of her sister, the Dowager exâ€"Empress of Russia, a tragic figure Tndeed. ‘The Blue winners attendance conâ€" test extending over a period of 9 months were ibanqueted by the losâ€" ers, the Reds, in the basement of the_Evangelical church at Watérloo on ‘Thursday evening, when a most delightful evening was spent, an exâ€" cellent program being given inâ€" cluding two spiendid addresses. The competition proved quite keen. Fach class of the Sunday School was divided into two parts, one the reds and the other the blues. Each member received ten points for each Sunday in attendance and also contributed one brick of ten cents to the building fund. . The Blues finished first with 25 bricks SUNDAY SCHOOL _COMPE ~ TITION _ ENDS WITH BIG BANQUET many quarters, since this date coâ€" incides with the twontyâ€"slkth birthâ€" day of Princess Mary. ‘ Among the other engagements that the King ‘I'yundcy night .the winners banâ€" quetted the losers when 175 young qmudbythvinh.bluflo following which the children were entertained by a lantern alide proâ€" people partook of a splendid dinner. During the evening Mr. B. W. N. Grigg delivered a most interesting talk on "Bible Rehoes from Shakesâ€" the Seminary gave an addros® on the subject, "Choosing a Life Wotk." Prince and Princess Arthur of Conâ€" naught were married in the Chapel WHY ME ACHIEVED it FAIR ENOUGH mAmtqlv survives. ‘ tuneral took place on Wednes day morning to St. Agatha. MAS. .C._ECKENS8VILLER Mrs Catharinne Wokenayilier, one the oldest residents of Kitchener passed nway at her home Sunday, Saturday Carolyn Herlan, rélict of Isaac Hoffman in her 85th year at the home of her daughter, Mrs J. I. Stewart, Detrolt. The funeral was held on Tuesday afterncon from the residence of her Inughter, Mrs M. C. Hall, 22 College Street, Kitchener to Mount Hope cemetery. o late residence on Sunday morning at 9.30 o‘clock to St. Poter‘s Lutheran Church for service thence to the Erbsville cemetery for interment. Church at Erbsville and will be missâ€" ed by his msny friends among whom he was quite popular. , iA sorrowinig wife, two sons and two daughters survive namely, Angus of Heldelberg, iAlyin at home, Melinda (Mre. Philip Conrad) of Erbsville and Catharine at home. vive. ‘The family have the sincere pathy of many friends in their dence to the Martin Meeting House and cemetery for service and interâ€" MRS. JO8EPH ANTHONY _ ‘The death took place at Kitchener, Tuesday March 6, of Olive Heim, beâ€" luved wife of Joseph Athony followâ€" Ing a two weeks‘ illness of scarlet fever. ‘The funeral was held Wedâ€" and passed away alfter a sevoral months‘ iliness. Interment was made in â€"Steinman‘s cetmetery. E ‘The lite Mre. Schrag was born in Wellesloy, Sept. 25, 1866, boing the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George t in her 69th year. Deceased :: Odd lines of Crampton Corsets, sevâ€" was ‘born mear Listowel in 1854 and \] @ral styles.: Reg: $2.50 & $3 to clear after the death of her husband thirty | M uszm years ago she moved to Hespeler and £4.~% * . Dds eP ‘Idctom Five children surâ€" * * ® mm vive, namely Mrs. Chas. Newman of RPr? 4)4 % ‘Preston, Mrs. D; Hughes and Aceil ie ; : .. LINOLEUMS \ 2 yde. and 4 yds. wide big range of ‘Waterioo, Mre.â€"F. Stohe of <St: ;(‘.atherlnet and Russel of Preston. h M Special a sq. !d“i S];’w f _~ JACOB HEIMPEL A well knnown resident of Eirbsâ€" ville in the person of Mr Jacob Heimpel, passed away ‘at the K. and W. Hospital on Wednesday, March 7. in his 64th year, after an {liness MRS. JACOB WITMER A former resident of Kitchener in the person of Mrs. Jacob S. Witmer passed away at Brown City, Mich., on March 6. She â€"was formerly Miss Hattie Bechtel. f MRS. MICHAEL SCHRAG â€" ‘The funeral of the late Mre. Mary ‘sehn" beloved wife of Michael ESchrag took place from the late resiâ€" Mence at Baden on ‘Thursday last. Deceased who passed away on Monâ€" day, March 5, was in her 57th year in‘ Hamilton. and is survived by a altending in a body. |, the K. and W, hospital on Thursday morning, following. an illness of i;IUAm He was a member of | Paul‘s Luthoran Church, He was Mrs Schrag moved to Baden. She was a faithful member of the Baden Amish Mennonite Church. A sorâ€" rowing husBand, one son Nosh‘ of |__ MRS. SARAH TREMAIN ‘The death occurred at Preston on MARS. CAROLYN HOFFMAN here passed away at Detroit ; to the Bt. Agaths Cat and cemetery for aervice the Minerva, Mre. Eli Shants of Waterloo township and Henry E. Weber ot Didsbury, Alts. Mrs. Schmidt was a member of the Mennonite church, The funeral was held on Wednesday ‘The‘ sad death took place of Hilda Woeber, wife of Casper Schmidt at her homein Preston on the Breslén road, Saturday evening at the age of 67 years. She was born in Watâ€" erloo township and with the excepâ€" tion of a year‘s residence in Woolâ€" wich, Mrs Schmidt resided all her life in Waterloo township. She was married to Mr Schinidt in 1877. Beâ€" sides the husband, four children, one aister and one brother survive. Taey , _ . thmash rowets _ . | 230 frecd hae» Sutinaga waite MRS. CASPER sCHMIDT Qur Dressmaking Rooms will be opened l Monday, March 12th, with Miss Burgoyne in charge. Those wishing exclusive and well fitti * en be ng tzg" tting garments . > $29.50,. $39.50, $45 " $65 FACTORY COTTONS 2 We still have several pieces left at :,'2"5:'; 18c.20c, 23¢ HMHandsome â€"models in Russian and Bolero stylea, made in the finset Serges, Tricotins and Poirett Materials, beautifully Embroidâ€" ared with touches of . bolor, all silk or satin nmmnnmxvaw- f ~â€"Mame[Thzncy Cikk Brickerâ€"Germann Co. . A HOBIERY SPRCIAL =â€" ~ ~~50â€"doz; ‘of Children‘s Black 11 Ribbed Cotton Hose, good black, sizes 5 10, worth d5¢ s Exclusive Suits FOR WOMEN OF REFINED TASTE $29.50 "~$65.00 ‘ M 4 another workman employed on the same construction job and his face looked vaguely familiar to the magâ€" _ "Haven‘t I seen vou here. beâ€" fore?" he demanded. . f \ "See here, Judge,"‘retgmd Mcâ€" Ginnis with rancor. "I don‘t quarrel and I don‘t pick wo‘ fight. Iâ€"just bust ‘em one and go about my business" afternoon at one o‘clock at the house amd then to the First. Mennonite Cburch, Kitchener and to the Rast Eind Mennonite cemotery for interâ€" THE HWUMAN DovE MoQinhis was up in court on a WATERLOO Meo’NewSultsandOwtsMuelmllhc a~welcome to Springâ€"Individual Styles Exclusâ€" hdynldatthis%â€"nnduvuhtylnmn which makes it a pleasure for anyone to choose. For the youthful figure us well as for the more Easter is only a few weeks away. Women‘s New Clothes Kiddy Coats â€"_Girls‘ Coats > Styles and Siges for All Ages, || I,,. * #0 yoU KNOW THAT ALL ~1â€"~ COoTTroNs ARE ADVANCING Most attraotive. ‘From.s _ 0 C 308 ‘/. $18:50, $22.50, $30 * $55 Coats and Wraps WOnDERFULLY ISOO-M coats * Smart styles in the serviceable Burberry and Sport Coate as well as the more Dressy Coats, no matter what may be your proferâ€" ence. Coats made of Veloutr, Polo Cloths, Meather mixture. Pleated, beited and loose back atyles, . Handsdm#ly trimmed Conte:~ IMPORTED DRESS SATEENS .. 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