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visited friends in Hanover last Wodâ€" nesday a@nd on their way home made a short call at the home of Rev.â€"and Mrs. Battenberg at Clifford. Mr. Ohristian F. Lichty of Clar ence Centre, N.Y.. visited friends here for a few days. and spent m few days with his brothers and bere last Weduesday afternoon. Mr. Louis Koehler of the Oddâ€" tellows‘ Home, Toronto, called on some of his numerous friends here last Wednesday afternoon. e Mr. Wm. Eckstein, a former Welâ€" lesley boyu;ld Miss Rduna Eckstein. of Los Angeles, .Cal, Mrs. J. Eckâ€" steinâ€"and â€" Mrs.â€" A. Schaefer of ~Kitâ€" chengr made short ‘calls on friends and renewed old acquaintances last! Wednesday. Weyâ€"4~ [ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Roth have left on an extended visit. with their daughter at South Bend, Ind. £ _ Mré. W. McGanity and son of Kit" chener visited friends here Jast Tuesday. Dr. Berst spent Sunday with his parents and friends in and around Plattsyille. Mr. Louis Ottman and Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ottman spent Sunday with their son, Heny in Kitchener. Mr. Albert Berscht, our general merchant, made a special. business trip to Toronto last Friday. Miss Addie Ratz spent a few days of last week with friends in Waterâ€" loo and Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fink of Hanâ€" over visited friends here in town and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fink on their farm. Mrs. Wm. Miller has purchased another toiuring car to take the place of the one disposed of. Mr. and Mrs. M. Schaub are spending a few days with their son, Edgar, in Elmira. Mr. Edwin Heipel was called to Kitchener on Saturday where his wife is seriously ill at the home of her sister Mrs. Allen Heldman. Mrs. Norman Grant and daughter Avis of Munive, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wagner of Ohio are visiting at the, home of Mr_and Mrs. Henry Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Berg and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Struder of Sebring: viMe spent last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Beng. Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Bergâ€" and Mrs. Koeb spent last Sunday in Kitâ€" chener. Ouch! Lame Back. Rub Lumbago Or Backache Away Kidneys cause backache? No.! Lisâ€" ten! Your backache is caused by lumbago, sciatica, or a strain, and the quickest relief is sooth‘ng, peneâ€". trating St. Jacobs Oil. Rub it Tight on your painful back, and instantâ€" 1y the sorencss, stiffnees and lameâ€" ness deappears. Don‘t stay crippled. Get a small trial bottle of St. Jacobs Oil from your druggist and limber up. A moment after it is applied you‘ll wonder what became of the backache or lumbage pain. Bir. Harry Kelterborn and daugh J THE WATERLOO TRUST AND J * Sirmes compant ; .. Cor King ‘and Ontario Streets Rub old, honest St. Jacobs Oil whenever you have sciatica, neurâ€" alg!a, rheumat‘sy or spratns, as it is absolutely bharmless and doesn‘t burn the skin. Nt 9t First Mortgage PHILIPSBURG Hents: MB betareh $300,000 on improved City and Farm Properties at reasonable : Rates Apply direct to available for litGe rain. as a relief to. the and grain crops, which have ed from drouth more or less. the severe electrical storm stroyed by fire were premature and without foundation. . Only . about $100.00 ‘damage was done to building passed over here Monday evening last. the large barn of Johnson J. Wilkinson, located east of the villâ€" «ge, ~was "struck «ud started" burnâ€" ing: Mr. Wilkinson, however, with the aid of his family and hired help, was fortunate to be able to put out and contents., The extreme. heat wave which struck the country ten days ago ‘had at the time of writing not passed off as: thermometers are registering from 92 to 94 dafly. Home Team Won. The return game of softball beâ€" tween the Copestogo and :Winterâ€" bourne teams was played here last Wednesday and resulted in a vicâ€" tory for the home team by a 17â€"11 A very pleasant event was the social held on Wednesday evening on the lawn of the Bend Farm, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Wright by the Waterloo Junior Farmers‘ of whom about 150 were present and enjoyeS.themselves. The evening was -pent‘lhun‘lo and the Bridgeport â€" orchestra, _ about 30 strong, was present and interspersed the program with excellent music. Personals. Enjoyable Lawn Social. Miss Margaret Ebel left during the forepart of last week to spend a few weeks at the home of her sister in Tavistock and other relaâ€" tives at different points. Miss Florence Wright attended the Mossâ€"Snyder wedding near Kitâ€" chener on Wednesday of last week. Miss Dorothy Framnk of Waterloo and Miss Fleischauer of Wellesley spent last week‘s holiday with their friend, Miss Isabel Wright. Messrs. Percy Ruppel and Frank Bristow of Elmira paid their periâ€" odical visit to our burg early last week. Mr..Otto Koch on Friday attended the funeral of his brother, Edward Koch, who passed away at his home in Picton last Wednesday, in his Mr. W. J. Snider has just comâ€" pleted his 20th year in the position of Clerk for the Township of Woolâ€" wich. Messrs. W. J. Snider and Byron Schwartz combined business with pleasure on a trip to the Brantford district on Saturday. Mr. J. G. Stroh of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Potts of Torâ€" onto called on relatives in this secâ€" tion on Saturday. j June Wedding. » A quiet but pretty wedding was | celebrated at the home of the bride‘s | parents on Saturday afternoon when i Miss Perseda Ritter, third daugh | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ritter,; residing between here and St. Jacobs became the bride of Eiton Dahmer | of this village. The ceremony wasf performed by Rev. C. Zarnke in the presence of only the near relatives of the bride and groom. | The Chronicle joins the hosts of friends in wishing the newly marâ€" ried couple their share of this world‘s joys and happiness. The Steiss family of Brussels mo tored in over the week end to spend Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huehn. _ Mr and Mrs. Wim. 8. Wright and family on Sunday afternoon attendâ€" fire after a very #4 deâ€" â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€" Copyright,â€"1925, â€"by â€"the. HORIZONTAL 11. Storage place.for fodder 12. Decorate ‘u. Toward T 16. Predicted 18. Seventh note of scale 19. Border 23. Expression of sorrow 25. Fasten with needie and thread 36. Parts of the body : 27. A funeral pile 28. Home.of a bird © 32. 35. 36. 42. 43. 44. 46. 47. 50. Like a man 5. A citrus fruit ed the funeral of a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hilker in Kitchener. Rev. C. Zarnke, pastor of the Lutheran church,â€" and Geo. D. Dahmer as delegate, are attending the sessions of the Ev. Lutheran Canada Synod, which are being held in Tavistock during this week. Canada Synod which is expected to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pumklet of take place on Friday afternoon. Hamilton called on friends in the On Sunday forencon five of this‘ village on Friday. year‘sâ€"graduatesâ€"of MSamlnxa‘ â€"Weâ€"areâ€"sorryâ€"toâ€"reportâ€"thatâ€"Mrs: will be ordained into the ministry. \john Tilt has been seriously sick ‘There will be no service nor Sunâ€" day School in this church on Sunâ€" day but the congregation is lnvlted] to attend the services of the Synod ; at Tavistock which promise to | educative and interesting. be\‘ The most important work before the Synod is the merger of the Gerâ€" man Canada and English Central Canada Synod which is expected to take place on Friday afternoon. On Sunday, June 21st, the Luthâ€" eran congregation will celebrate its annual Missionary Festival by the usual forenoon service in German and an English sermon in the evenâ€" ing. Rev. H. P. Hansen of Hackenâ€" sick, N.J., a former pastor of the church here expects to visit for a fow days by then and has consented to preach both sermons in the foreâ€" neon and evening services. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Esch and daughter Miss Pearl called on Elâ€" mira friends on Thursday. Rev. J. Mangelsen of Milverton was a recent visitor in our burg, calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel. C. Stroh. Mr. A. Boll of Toronto spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Ars. Boll. Mr. and Mrs. John Gillore were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. A. Nahi‘s. Mr. and Mrs. G. Fisher of Galt and Mr. and Mrs. J. Peck of the Freston road were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. Wm. Esch. Mrs. R. Anderson returned to her home in Gueiph on Saturday after spending a month with relatives. Mrs. Bible and two two children of Toronto are visiting at the home of Mr. F. Anderson at present. Mrs. Armstrong and two children were visitors in Kitchener for a few days last week. Mr and Mrs. Stumpft of Baden were Sunday visitors at the ‘home of Mr. 8. Block. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Galt and Mr. and Mrs. Arkinson of Preston were Sunday visitors at the home of John Cassel. Miss. A. Hech of the Preston road spent the week at the home of her Miss M. Panabaker of Preston spent a few days with her brother Wednesday here, the guest of Mrs. Chas. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. H. White of Kitchâ€" ener were Sunday visitors with reâ€" lations. Mr. and Mrs. Hogarth and Mrs. Fhring of Gueliph were visitors at the home of.Mr. and Mrs. J. Hamilâ€" Twoesday visitor with her sister, Mra. Intoxtcate A body of water Stops Mocks Though (new form) Settle € Through or by Projecting . wharfs Arid Halft anâ€" em Resembling candy The (Spanish) Win Periods of time le : 34. Fashion + pugh or by 36. Like tin ecting . wharfs 37. A window built out from a wall l and resting on a bracket anâ€" em 40. Bucket " embling candy ~| 41. Wither (Spanish) â€" 44. Able ods of time 45. Barrier to check a stream > a man 47. Southern‘ state (abbreviated) rus fruit $ 49. To this degree Theanswer to this Puzzle will appear in next week‘s issue. DOON .__ Answer to Last | Week‘s Puzzle 10. 13. 17. 18. 22. Smoothed and adorned 31. 33 3. Mouth of river 4. Mineral water 5. Second person of the Trinity 6. Scatter 7. Plunder; . booty 8. Remove Mr. and Mrs. M. Holt were Kitchâ€" ener visitors on Sunday. for the past week Mr. Wm. Esch has been on the sick list for a few days the past week. s Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Besserer of Kitchener spent the week end at their .cottage in the village. _Rev. R. B. Stevenson of Stratford occupied the pulpit in the Presbyâ€" terian church on Sunday afternoon in the absence of Rev. Mr. Harper, who ha,‘been attending the General Assembly meeting in Toronto. Rev. Mr. Stevenson spoke in the interests of the Lord‘s Day Alliance. Mr. H. Cole has been busy unâ€" loading three cars of hard coal in the village during the past week. On Friday evening the Williamsâ€" burg and Doon softball teams met in a league fixture on the local diaâ€" mond, the Doon team winning by the score of $â€"2. The league games in the Softball league for this week are on Tuesâ€" day, when Doon goes to Breslau. This should be a good game as Breslau defeated Doon on the local grounds and Doon is out to even it up. On Friday night Doon goes to the Town Line. Reports from the farmers in this district that rain is needed very badly, the scattered showers we had the beginning of last week came in a good time but with the heat wave of the past week the ground is very dry again. The hay crop is very short while the wheat and rye is also short, but with a good rain it will soon come along. The spring crops look good but backward. With the roots, the early turnips came very poorly, a number of farmers having to plant a second time while others are already thinâ€" ning them. â€" Mostly all the farmers have their corn and potatoes planted and are gotting ground ready for buckwhent. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Régina have taken up their residence in the village, having rented the farm formerly occupied by Wm. Fischer. A number from Doon attended the 8t. Thomasâ€"Galt ball game in Galt on Saturday. Strip of leather Head coverings Dispatches Newspaper; periodical Candid; ajar Heilps Children Grow SCOTT‘S$ EMULSION ROW IN CODâ€"LIVER Oil. AND U"ALTMâ€"GIVINA VITARMNS VERTICAL [10% Reduction Eisie Bachert and Leverne Shantz called on their friend Olivia Knechâ€" tel. Cornelius Eby and son Nathaniel Mrs. Milton and Mrs. Derstine of Elmwood visited Dan Eby and called on Nathaniel Bergey beginning of Wm. Woods and Wesley Bergey were elected to the financial board and Norman Kaster elected as class leader in the U. B. church. The steam ditching machine hu‘ moved to the farm of Sam Shante. Herb Kaster had two gangs o!f men working on road beat last week. Herb is a hustler. | The Churches ‘ Rev. Manasseh Hallman and Rev. Wesley Witmer of the Mennonite church, Rev. M. D. Hallman of the United Brethren and Rev. F. W. Howald of the Lutheran church, held out last Sunday notwithstanding the appressive heat. It became necessary to discard what old Presbyterians called their "divinities." An Ideal Oat Field. Addison Rickert has an oat field of about ten acres adjoining our hamâ€" let. The field is an ideal one. Not a weed of any kind, uniform in growth, with & shade. A Good Garden Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bergey have one of the cleanest kept and most artistic vegetable gardens in our villâ€" age. ‘The soil is choice to begin with, then plenty : of hoeing keeps everything growing. Forceful Sermon _ :9. "Ye are God‘s husbandry", drawâ€" ing a parallel from the life of the farmer and that of a young convert. The lot must be settled on, cleaned, cultivated and improved to produce fruit. Rev. M. D. Hallman, pastor of the United Brethern church, preached a practical sermon from I. Cor. 5 Chap. hoth o) acd pu®t j 3 }‘ en Aepa i * s h PE O B efi«;M luh t ‘% Kitchener AutoExchange Phone 2664 25 Queen North, Kitchener OPEN EVENINGS 200 fim @ut 2tz 2= 25c|SOAP CHIPS 2« 25c FRAY BENTOS HANDY AMMONIA POWDER "e 5%. DATES 158 Every item in the DOMINION STORE line is sold with a "moneyâ€"back" guarantee of satisfaction and at prices that are consistently low, This is why economy i6 also guaranteed when you shop at BUY WHERE ECONOMY IS GUARANTEED MANNH E1M heavy iz 48 King St.S. Nat" Phone‘ 613 WATE R L O O & Have been Looking for and Save 10% while this Big Sale is on at the You can find the Car You COOKED SPAGHETTI IN TOMATO SAUCE WITH CHEESE SMALL MEDIUM _ Jnt ra 29¢ 2 r»~ 39¢ I have also listed the Henry Schamberg Property â€" near Coles‘ Mills at Hespeler. 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In fact, a perfect and choice property for quick sale. for someone that is looking for a nice gentleman‘s Il:iome, bath, ligl;‘ts and fu‘:nace, withfa good barn and ée lot. I am offering this property for quick sale for the low price of ........ $22w°00 your nearest DOMINION STORE. of the finest of land. A choice spot is on the Preston and Galt highway in the limits of Preston; a choice Buff Brick Home, built with cobble stones. This is a perfect hom6, newly built ; car line passes the door; paved streets. I have a large list of every kind of Farms and Private Homes that will interest you. It will pay you to come and see me in reference to any of the above properties. Â¥\ The Peddar Homestead at Doon. A choice spot Real Estate and Business Broker I will sell this property with one or eight acres W. J. SCHLUETER al 4 tbs 25¢ WHITE BEANS CHOICE RECLEANED SMYRNA t«