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,» 5 1% = a i Two popular Twin City young people were happily wedded on Monday morning in the Lutheran parsonage by Rev. C. S. Roberts, when Otto E. Toletzki of Waterloo ° was married to Miss Bessie Rose Smith, second daughter of Mr. and ‘ Mrs. Charles® Smith of Kitchener. The attendants were Miss . Janet Smith, the bride‘s sister, and Mrs. Fred Toletzki. , The newly wedded couple left on a honeymoon trip to Detroit and on their return will take up their residence in their mew home on Ezra Ave., Waterloo. 4 Both .Mr. and Mrs: Toletzki were valued members of the Kaufman <Rubber Co. staff for many years. The marriage took place in ll'luh-‘ erton on Tuesday, February 19th, when Miss Myrtle Elizbaeth Caswell daughter of Mr. and Mre. W. J. Casâ€" well, a graduate nurse of the Kitchâ€" enerâ€"Waterloo hospital to Vernon‘ Snider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S. Snider, and a member of the Head Office staff of the Dominion Life Assurance Company. Rev. Mr. Eaton tied the nuptial knot, the interesting event taking place at the bride‘s home in the presence of the immediate relatives. A host of Twin City friends, among whom the newly wedded young couple were quite popular will extend best wishes for many years of happiness and prosperity. Mr. and Mrs. Snider will reside on Charles St. at Waterloo. JANSEN OPTICALCO L_IIIIIIIllllllllIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIlllIlllIlllllllilllllllIlllllHIlIllllllllllllIl!llIIIIlIIlIlIlIlIlII! yours if you neglect the warn Ings your.eyes have been givâ€" ing you. We will advime you examination shows you do not Minard‘s Liniment Heals Cuts. result because our should be." of STEADY GROWTH The following table shows the Assets under Administration of the "Waterloo Trust and Savings Company", since its inception in 1913: SNIDERâ€"CASWELL 10 FREDERICK ST. ‘Telephone 853 11 YEARS The "Waterloo Trust" is considered one of the strongest financial institutions of the Province. TOLETZKEâ€"SMITH Our records show that a large numberof the best farmers of this County transact their savings business with us. We also act as Executor, Administrator or Trus® tee of Estates. The Waterloo Trust & Savings Company wCC Rmes # December 31, 1913 $339,006.02 1914. . ..566,329.73 1915...... 776,340.36 1916... ..... 1,076,678,96 1917. ... .. ..1,408.131.16 1918 ... ....â€"1,846,040.23 .\ 1919..0200....2,473,187.56 1920...........2,742,735.23 1921 ~>~~~2,789,017.02 1922 ._.....3,084,192.73 1923 ........3,800467.76 Let Us Serve You allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards subâ€" ject to withdrawal by cheque. Interest comâ€" pounded halfâ€"yearly. bis death which came quite unesâ€" pectedly was due to heart fllâ€"‘-‘ His . wife predeceased him four years. ‘The funeral took place on Monday afternoon at 230 from the residence, Noecker St. to the Mount Hope cemetery for interment. known resident of Waterioo County in the person of Oliver Bowman of Perth, Australia, eldest son of the 62 years. Deceased, who had not visited Canada since his departure forty years ago, was taken suddenâ€" ly by death following an operation him three years and he is survived by two daughters and one son; also three brothers, Emmerson of British Columbia, Frank of Jersey City, N.J., just a few days before his intended visit to his aged mothen of 85 years at Drayton who he had not seen for Nancy (Mre. Pike) and Annie, with their mother, reside at Drayton. ‘The late Mr. Bowman was born on his father‘s farm, known as the David Bowman farm, now owned by Oscar Liphardt in Waterloo. Prior to leaving for Australia he taught school at Lexington for several years. For the past forty years he has been a successful sheep rancher. °* JACOB C. SHELLEY ‘The death took ‘place at Kitchener on Saturday of Jacob C. Shelley, a respected and well known resident of Waterloo County, in his 72nd year. Deceased had been in inâ€" different health for about a yeat. The late Jacob C. Shelley was a son of Amos Shelley and Saloma H. Cook, and was iborn in Kitchener, on May 24, 1852. He was engaged for many years at the flour mill trade at E. W. B. Snider‘s at St. Jacobs and German Mills and also at Hawkesville. In 1907 he came to Kitchener where he made his home. In April, 1873, he married Mary Ann Weber, who survives with ten children, seven daughters and ;’three sops, namely Mrs. Fernando Snyder of Bloomingdale, Mrs. H. Walford, Elsie, Florence and Amy of this city, Mrs. Harold Butter worth of Wyandotte, Mich.; and Mrs. Meta Wood of Saskatchewan; Cranâ€" on of East Syracuse, N.Y., and Alâ€" vin and Lester of Kitchener. His son, Percy, predecepsed him severâ€" al weeks. E‘ght brothers and two wisters also survive, Sydney of OLIVER BOWMAN M UThe fa é The fa & Mr. OI1 S The =| acres. § house it § woodath 5 repair) = Larg 5 attache E all cer = = S and a =| stable S\ also h = ; =| and si mm i 5 repair. &\ hen he g house. l n wall The jolly â€" sleighload of ladies mmmmowm‘ lnr.«mhazclflofi!du- ing on their , We Won‘t go Home ‘Tillâ€" Morning," did /not exâ€" peét to get storm bound until Wedâ€" nesday afternoon before they could get back home, but all had a very good time. Mc’dfiocm!!! the wee small hours of the morning, returning home the next day after thanking the hostess for the night‘s lod‘h(.ndnkhl)erwtwfil'- get them at her next quilting. Hawes of Guernsey, Sask,. spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Sydney ‘The ‘Women‘s Institute will hold a two weeks‘ course in dressmaking in Library Hall beginning on Mond&y afternoon, Feb. 25th, at 2 o‘clock. Miss Edith Collins of Ancaster will be the instructor. A fee of $2.25 will be charged members of the Inâ€" stitute and $2.50 for nonâ€"members. Anyone wishing to take this course kindly notify the secretary, Mrs. A. Bornâ€"Mueller.â€" In Wilmot on February 20th, to Mr. and Mré. Ernst Mueller, a daughter. Mrs. Wm. Sparrer and family spent the weekâ€"end at the home of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Bruno Beger in Stratâ€" ford. * Miss Lavina Hansuld of Tavisâ€" tock spent the weekâ€"end with her sister, Mrs. Ezra Bechtel. Miss Ruth Boettger of Monkton spent the weekâ€"end with her grandâ€" parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Boettâ€" Waterloo, Abram of Connecticut, Samuel of Conestogo, David and John of Kitchener, Joseph of Michiâ€" gap, Eera of Galt, Mrs. M. Matchet of Waterloo aud Mrs. L. Wales of Markham. He is also survived by MORTGAGE SALE 14 grandchildren. VALUABLE FARM LANDS MONDAY, MARCH 17th, 1924 Commencing at 2 p.m. Under power of sale of a fixed Mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale by the undersigned mortgagee. ‘There will be sold by public auction the valuable farm situated in the township of Wilmot in the townâ€" line between Wilmot and Blenheim about 5 miles west of New Dundee. The farm was formerly owned by Mr. Oliver Stoltz. ‘The farm consists of about 120 acres. On the farm is a good brick house with brick kitchen attached, woodshed. House is in good state of Large bank barn with strawshed attached, splendijd stabling, mostly all cemented. Room for 6 horses and a good sized box stall, cow stable for about 40 head of cattle; also has a good sized root cellar and silo; barn is in good state of repair. Other outbuildings such as hen house, pig stable and driving house. Plenty of good water from a well by new windmill,. Running water on the back end of the farm. Land is a good loamy soil, some clay loam and is in good state of cultivaâ€" tion, well drained. _ Fall ploughing done. \fim is a splendid farm and is situated on a good road. Any Oone wanting a nice farm home should avail themselves of this opâ€" portunity. Farm will be sold to the highest bidder. TERMS:â€"10%, of the purchase price on day of sale. Balance of the purchase price in 3 days after sale. Further particulars can be had from the auctioneer and the undersigned. E. J. SHANTZ, Auctioneer, 34 Fredâ€" It‘s the longestâ€"lasting Sanldin e miprte ol s s a 0 gestion and '..z""flf! erick 8t., Kitchener. E. G. LANG, Preston, Mortgagee. After Every Meal benelit as well as for the mouth Â¥4 Waterloo citizens are much interâ€" ested in the new Groceteria recentâ€" ly opened by the Loblaw Company in ‘Kitchener, as the store is of ated on the Selftâ€"Serve System. issue of special weekâ€"end prices, reâ€" ference being also made to the enâ€" As will be seen from the interior view shown above, the goods are all on open shelves along the gides of the store. Before going to these shelves to serve herself, the cusâ€" tomer pagses through & turnstile at the front of the store and checks amry parcels she may be carrying. The New Selfâ€"Serve Store in Kitchener will. do for the thrifty housewives of Waterloo and vicinity What the 20 other stores in Toronto and elsewhere are doing for their 100,000 customers who are saving money weekly Choice Quality Bartlett ) for Pears, No. 2 size tin..2 37c Aylmer Golden Bantam Corn No. Z size tim ........ ... Aylmer Celery Relish, per b‘tle 19c O‘TLeary & Lea‘s fresh canned Lobster, Vp‘8 ........... 390 Walrus Brand British Colâ€" umbia Red Cohoe Salmon, V lb. tin, 2 for .......... 21c’ Sliced Singapore Pineapple, No. 2 size lin :....::z<.r:.+ 180 Lyle‘s imported Golden Syrup, J TD. MM .: :ssy sscs csr iss s 250 Visit the new Groceteria and examâ€" ine all our pricesâ€"everything is plainly marked. You will like shoppâ€" ing the selfâ€"serve wayâ€" and you‘ll save money. _ ure Clovethoney (Lithographed Pail) 5â€"1b. pail 59c. _ LOBLAW GROCETERIAS ui2 Best Quality Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs. $1.03 Here Are Examples of Special Prices for This Week Fine Quality Walnuts in shell, 2 lbs. 25c. 21 ‘This groceteria method of shoppâ€" ing has become exceedingly popular in Toronto. In less than four years the chain has grown to 17 Grocetâ€" erias in Toronto and four outside. The Kitthener Groceteria is loâ€" cated at 155 King St. W., and the manager is Mr. Wm. Joyce. e4, labelled and pri¢ed so that one can do the shopping in the minimum Ask for Minard‘s and take na other. Minard‘s L{niment for Dandruff. » 19¢ Pancake Tuesday March 4 LGet your supplies early. AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR Pkt. 17¢ OLD COLONY MAPLE SYRUP 16 oz. bottle Brittania Choice Red Pitted CHERRIES See Window Display No. 2 size tin King Street West KITCHENER 92 for 37c 155 37 c CELEBRATED §0TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY On Tuesday evening two of Watâ€" erloos highly respected and wellâ€" known citizens, Mr. and Mres. J. G. Moser, Young 8t. eoldbn}od the 50th anniversary of their wedding at their home surrounded by memâ€" bers of their family and immediate friends. After an excellent weddâ€" trom G.T.R. â€" The land is Arst Wiass in excellent state of cul pen, chicken stable, otc. ~Hard Chartered Trust & Executor CGo. Phone §$30 Residence 95J. WATERLOO Aylmer Choice Corn, No. gizte UR ....:....s....: Aylmer Choice Peas, seive, No. 2 size tin Aylmer Apple Sauce, gize tin .......... Superior Soap Chips, 2 lhs. for 25c Garton‘s Imported English 15c Custard, large pPKkt. ....â€" * Slaich a pits for .. .. . LC Es caram o .l .l 2. LC 126C Fine Quality Norwegian Sarâ€" dines, 2 tins for ........ Buy lemons now! You can get them at their bestâ€"juicy Genuine Califorâ€" nia Sunkist Lemons of good size and zestful flavbr, at per doz. ... 23(! LIMITED 21 Groceterias } This is your opportunity to get * Records at less than cost. y ing dinner had been done full jusâ€" tice to an address accompanied by a purse of gold was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Moser. ° Specially â€" marke per record, only 0. E. Seegmiller,nas ySF 30 QUEEN ST. 8. PHONE 1608. No. 4 No. 2 14c > 15¢ 15¢ *¢# 4®