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- Give Footwear This Christmas _ A FEW SUGGESTIONS Frost Bites! Mrs. Lewis Bartholomew visited at the home of her mother. Mrs, A. Hoffman of Preston on Wednesday. Misses Ina and Mamie Good n" Kitchener spent the week end at their home here. Tom Grisehow of Hespeler was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bartholomew on Sun- day. Alvin Schweitzer ot Kitchener called on Blair friends on Sunday. Prank Harte! of Centre-ville vix- ited with his daughter. Mrs. Adam Dehrusck on F"riday, Miss Edythe Kenyon of Brain- I'urd spent the Wye}; end at her home here. Howard Haney was a Kitchener visitor on Tuesday. Russel Webster of Toronto spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kenyon. Atrs. Gilbert Bat-Ind spenL Mon tttsy with Mrs, McCormick ot Kit thener. Mr. and Mrs. Lexus: Knolls: ”I Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Keene 0H Jarvis spent the week end at the! home ot John Schweitzer. l Personals Rub with Minard's. It oases the pain and prevents ctompli- cations. You are cordiaily' invited to visit our Btttre u not! "trttrtMeent ditplly " the tonne-t New“. Guy. We give below a "" of ttMerertt Flown whlch would plan the reciplent and lend to)" no“ to the home's 'ttraetitr- for Chi-(mt Mother, Sister or Friend win be delighted with tut Howe". 204 Kin'g St. West Leather House Slippers‘ warm lining; made by G, A. Slater; turn soles. in fine kid .leathvr, Price ""em.r..r... an or TIE KHCHENER l1lJllsllillEs In Black, Cait leather. Good. year malted soles "and rubber heels; all new styles and splelr did wearing shoex. $4 95 Price.,......, . T hat She'd Like Flowers Fur Christmas Is Certain MEN‘S Felt Women’s cosy Slippers, 1r,i:i) Slippers: numer- Ioleu: 3 II r a nus colors: best warm. ’ grade $1.35 ; $1.25 Men's Oxfords SELF SERVICE SHOE STORE Give Flowers 147 King St. W Xmas Slippers Chrysanthemum. Cum-Horn Marigold: no“: Sweu Pen lulu“ of Anon-ad Punt. BLAIR B-tthae It. in ’ 3F Men's For Christmas $2.85 viled to visit our "ttre which but tho [ " the voveneu flowers in (he Twin- nn of amount Flowers and Plant- recipient and lend coior and cheat-fud- WOMEN'S 6. Buckle In Cun- m e r at t e ; tkrBt quality; to at any shoe. Price an $2.95 "Home Ties" will be played at the Riverbank school on Dec, 17. Mr. M, Mader unloaded a car of hay here this week. Wedding bells are ringing. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown of Ham- Ilmn visited at Abram Sanders over the week end. A Human is being given at the sham: Station School on Monday evening. Dec. 21tst at eight o'clock Last Wednesday night a social was held in honor of Mr. tind Mrs, Herb Shiny when they were pres- ented with a lovely (emery. Mr. Nicholas Moos of Clifford vis- ited his friend, Mannacli Baer here over the week end. Miss Lilly Baer has accepted a postion at Bridgeport. Miss Violet Schnaeringer of Roch. ester visited at her home here last week. There were quite a number of vars in the ditch here aver the week end owing to the slippery roads. Items of Interest Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Baer and son an Plattsvitte were Sunday visitors at the home or Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Don’t miss the Blair Public sumo”! concert Friday evening, Dec. mu Good programme. at the home of Mr, liner. Galoshes Jun Hockey Shes In strong leather. trimmed with white out with Ample support attuned. Sim l to 5. Price ._. on 0" Chou-In Cut Flow-n Primronn Puma!“ Fern. Downh- Phone 2784 KITCHENER BHESLAU Imu' M'- Bunch.“ Combat “m quality; me " ttt 2. Price $2.25 our beauti- $2.85 W WESTERN FARMERI WOULD EXTER'AINATE COVOTII WITH WOLF 000. The prawns ttt the Son wolf. houndn has "(untied Into the tar touches ot t'ttyotwitttotstod Album. J. R. Cotter ot Car. Alta, write: me Boo Board of Trade that Al- bert. (Inna-n httrnd to 0mm" alum linen MIMI-r to the Anon. We" Hum Club In In do" to an Mr. Auaun Williams ot Toronto spam the week end ttt his home here. The (‘hristmaa cantata to be given in the Evangelical Church on the evening of Christmas Day will he of special Interest and religious value, It is entitled "When the Chimes Rang." and includes drama- tic presentation with instrumental and vocal music, The Sunduy School workers who are In chute hope to make it the heal ever, Mrs, Merton and family of To. rnnln "e gun's at the home ot her mother. Mrs. Hlmllton, Mr, Wm, Hamel of Wnlerloo upon! last week end with friends In town. Mr. Lorne Roth. sun of Mr. and Mrs Rudy L. Roth has returned from Chicago where he attended the National Itoys' and Girls' Ciuh Com gross during the International Live Stork Exposition.' He won his edu. mtinna) trip to Chicago for extretl. in: in Mock judging at the Waters loo County Stock Judging compe- tliions. Mrs. W. A, Goebel and son Ward spent a few days with her "ser, Mrs. Ward Rowling. at Kitchener. The demonstration lecture course on “Food Values and Cooking." which was put on by the local branch ot the Women's institute for two weeks at the Library Hall. ended last Friday afternoon with a (arewell tea given for Miss Grey of Toronto. who was a very capable teacher. and whose services the class of about forty so appreciated that an appropriate little gift was given to her before her departure. The New Hamburg hockey team is rounding into shape Mr another try at the o. H. A. Intermediate championship, which was twice 'e wont within their grasp. The boys; have been in training for several} weeks and last Saturday played an exhibition game with the (ENE. team ot Stratiord and met defeat by 4-3. All of last year's players are again available and in addition the team will he greatly strength- ened by the services of three new players, These are goalkeeper Kieley. A. Bellemere, defense, and R, Smith on the torward line. i Miss Lorene Lightheart of Wat- erloo spent the week end at her home here. The Women's Institute held its regular meeting on Monday evening Dec 7th. with Miss C. M. Graft pre- siding. Mrs. Felck, mnvenor of the Freeport committee, read several letters from patients at the Santa» torium stating what they would like tor Christmas. it was decided to grant the! requests as far as poss- ible. Several other business mat. tiers were attended to. after which _the following program was given: "?urrent Events, Mrs. Kruspe; Reel. tation, Mrs. Wiederhuld; Reading, The Man Who Tried to Kill Chriot~ man. by Mrs. Chan. Eichler;,soio. Silent Night. by Miss L. Bangor. and reports of the recent W. I. ' vention held at Toronto by Misses Bounce and Graft. Lunch was “er ed " the hostess at the conclusion ot the meeting. The Preemrt Com.) mittee of the Women's Institute1 packed their Christmas boxes for the patients at Premium ifiii,i,iici,iiij at the home of Mm. Peirk on Tues- day. “member 15th. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ridden were visitors with Miss" Lizzie Fran-r at Shakespeare on Thurs- day. Miss Daisy Pox and Miss Anna Stevens of Buffalo. N.Y., were the guests of Miss C. M. Gran tor sev- eral days. Mrs. Herman Burchatzki and (am- ity moved to town on Thursday and have Men up their rasldence In Mr. Charlen Nablo'u double house on Jacob Street. Men-n. John House and Ed. H. Schmidt have moved their Imple- ment business into Mr. A, Fraser": warehouse over the mm race. ud- joining their old lynd. Mr, R. I?, Puddieombo represented the New Humbnrg Hockey Club " delegate at the annual meeting of the Ontario Hockey Association in Toronto last Saturday. Mr, and Mn Merton Seymour of Waterloo were week and vlnlton a the home or Mr. and Mrs. John Lattteetsetstatorr. Mr. John Rum Utt on Tim“! on a two week: month] trip to roll- tivu In Bad Axe, Mich. The pupils at tho nuan- - School no practicing tnilhfuuy tor their manual Christin-n urogrum. Local Now. Not... Baa-cough ind can! I“ O m by; WaterlooChronlchh '; DISTRICT NEWS. HI .7 GN I * '4va MAI-um Menu-n. Roy Baylor “a Arch. Anon loft for Northern Ont-r10 In! Thursday. On Workload” morning. Dec. Oih. Pe marriage was noiomnlud in St. Attatha's R. C. church of Miss Luella. only dnnghhr of Mr. Mild Mrs. boulder Montag ot Patel-abut: and Milton “other. oldut son of Mr, And Mrs. Wert. “other of lmwkesvillei The bride was be- romingly “tired In n blue mil. with hi to much. lid carried bouquet ot pink roles Ind maiden hair fern. The bride-mid. Min Rona Burns". con-in of "lo urban. was ulna attired in I bluo suit with black hat. And I bouquet of role- and ferns. Alma Mona; the bride's brother was but mm The young coup). bus the but vulc- of their many friend- for I long and happy mum We. Rev. Mr. Cr”! ot Toronto Ioecu~ pied the whit In Clumn' PM brtertnrt church on Bind” lon- Ina. um Beam“ Indra" in. rc- lumed homo um "not“ a month In Kiwis-or. POI-conni- Mr Lance Vogu- llnm had" vUttintt M. “not It Bionic“. Mitre Worden of 8.8. No. " In preparing the children for the Christmas prognm to be given ttt the Bt. Agatha In". on Monday. Dec. 21gt at 8 pm. Everybody welcome. Miss Myra Worden ”on: the week end at her home In Mitchell. Forty Hours Devotion opened In St Agatha church on Sundty and closed on Thurnduy. Rub In. ml. m liter. but non. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. chky and fam- ily visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hamel of Walla-lay recently. Xavier Meyer, Eugene Stemm- and Mrs. Nicholas Dietrich attended the funeral last week of Robert Dietrich who was uccldenully shot near Duhwood. Local and Personal: m. No English service will be held in the awning. Rev. A. Grunwuid will conduct services an follows in stJJ-tthew'l Lutheran church timing the minke? of the year. Next Sunday hrenoon regular service: ChrUtmaa service Friday iorenoon; ChrtattmM, Fenl- val by the Sundly School with the English address by the putor. Pri. day evening; Sunday, Doe. tT, Com- munion service in the iorenoon It 10.30. Prep-rainy service at 10 I. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fiddler and daughter ot Kitchener spent Sun- day at the hotel. Do not target that the entertain. ment of life Unnad Church Sunday School will be held next Tuesday evening. progrlm commencing at 7.30. . Late use" will now ‘glln not be disturbed in melt morning sleep by the ringing of the all o‘clock ben as Mr. Herbert on... the tteil-ringer, has three month. leave. Mr. Henry Holle was a business visitor in Elmira during the In)?! mid-week. Mrs. Wm. B. Wright on Wednes- day ot Ian week visited her mother who is lying III at the home ot an- other daughter In Kitchener. A few ot our young people took In the Junior Farmen' Social held In Wuerloo but Wedneuky new ins. One ot the recently lrrivod Run. Man Mennonite “mules ha; moved Into the Allan Good Inducing where they occupy the part recently vacated by the Funk Undo tul- ily, Miss Isabel Wright wt" 3 week. end visitor at the home ot her nun! in Kitchener. Mr. Jloob Schwoiuar bu closed up his grocery non tor-the winter and placed the grocerioc In part or the hotel rooml. Mr. Goo: Hammond with his bride of two "on. of Hamilton. went the In! upek and which. with the lormor‘n nhlhn In And around tttia 'iiinge. “to. noun-ulna landlady. [In (om-r huh. and, mud the punts“. moving to an not»: Rtt. tar hone therein rm temporally reside null he la Able to “cure I unit-Ma home In at. “who who" the unity Inland to uh their home. Mr: Christin: M. much“. We spent about 3 you via In. hr- enta acro- the border, In rout-Ir ed to his hum here rem-U]. Ir. wmh- mu. In a M- "our". tor-any Mm "mum ”I - WINTIRIOUIIII 8T. AGAT " A Ir. M")2t Mr, nnd Mrs. Joseph their household enacts on Tue-(luv. Mr. Raphael Vom- of View um! Dunc" and" the ”and Mrs. Peter Volaln spent a few days this week at her home In Kit. chener. Mr, Ind Mm hunk Run-(allot um! Smithy with Mr. and In. An- drew Him-chum". . _ Mr. ttttd Mrs. William Prii: of [alanine spent Sunday with rela- tive: in this vicinity. Mrs. John Merowskl Ina won! several weeks with her daughter, Mn. Gear“ Doerfter, Bnmberg. Mina Agnes Diebold of Bamberg In engaged as housemnld at the homo of Mr, and Mrs. Herb. Prel- burger. Mr. Joneph Sim!) of Hunmon In unending some time with his ulster, Mn. Perdhund Helm. Mr. nnd Mn. Willhm Honor " tended the wedding of their son, uIllon. It at. Agnthn on Woman- dar. Mr. George MM In vmuu his brother, Peter. In "much. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Krootscll Ind family of Want-loo Halted Mr. Ind Mrs. George layer on Sand". at his late renldence between Galt and Kitchener. The service was held on Friday morning at 10.30 " the R.C. church here. He we: laid to rest It the R. C. cemetery. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Enel ot ther- loo vinlted the farmer's brother, Mr, Joseph End. . s P can: mm a for 2Se coomc muons 6N.t6c) , SPANISH omous a nu. i,e,Y CRANBERRIES lb. 20c _ I LEMONS i . "u. Mr. August Schnarr has returned home after spending some tlme with his son, Ed.. in Erbavllle. Attended Funerai. -- Many relu- uves and friends attended the tun. oral of the late Mr. George Kant: Mr. Raymond Hartman of Water- loo spent Sunday with relatives in this vicinity. . Mrs. Theobald Kroetsch has mov- ed to Kitchener. She will spand the winter there with her children and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brenner ot Kit. chener spent Sunday with Mm, Sam Brenner. Mrs. Atr'cew HInxchLerger has enjoyed a trip to Detroit and other points. Local News Notes. Dara,. m u.. In I Siler-'? fritAliff l omens ag" P'" sa" numavmm 'tr Worth a Trial Cum-u Quality m (llitii7iree Com 211.230 _ "_!,, Mfily "r".' "and, (or tho can at School 8T. CLEMENT8 TEA” Way moved to Waterloo r'rAfg'i' LIWWBE 6r'l,9/,,ujiiiiij I A 1,ieltaEtyu' . --- Dominion Loaf Cheese 3-5:, a /, = ir..' ""1","ga.',','"i'r J.'"" Huehnergard's Storer1 't'ttttttmettmttttmntummmmmmtiiuutitttttttmttunnttnmtmmmmnnrT _Cheese 28°... u I a mum Dominion an... .399“ Blta. (nut-Ir Mr. Thomas Marshall attended the funeral ot his nephew at Tor. onto on Saturday. Mr. E. I. McLoukhry, District Representative, held a meeting in the School House Friday evening for the purpose of organizing a re Ja."mmununme.ttynninumintmmnnntuuuumiunmmunnmunno: DATES FINEST FARD DATES 23h. CHOICE HALLOW] 2lba. 23e EXCELLENCE pkg. 10c DROMEDARY pkg. 23c Mr. and Mrs. Levi Holm and Louise spent the week end with relatives in Galt. Mr. Jack. McDonald visited at Bright on Sunday with his brother. Mr. Leslie McDonald. Miss Blanche Hilborn of Emma is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hilborn. Sum. MI. Fig: Me lb. Ws. m. Table Figs 2 for Me COOKING ms lie lb. Local News Notes -- _-.. T1'L,.S, “rm” FhteatCandiidtat tIPs. MR?“ a "r"'" Candied Citron 65c lb. $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 1/21: Cut Mixed Peel IK “cu and J,, “no; i 5:“: 'here opt 'l'rvT/h' - L mu: 5...... Am - 35711.1" {or In infer-nu... A BOX OF GROCERIES The "on.“ "in llcononvheu Ire and to control bro-donning Ind ttt Improvl bro-dun "lamina commun- Alt Radio Receiving Sets MUST be Licensed Penalty on summary conviction is a fine not exceeding $50.00 [Jeanne Fee $1.00 per annum Licenses. valid to 21st March. 1926, may be obtained from '. Staff Post Offices. Radio Dealers. Radio Inapee- tors, or from Radio Branch, Dppartrnent of Marine Iutd Fisheries, Ottawa. I tb. TIN A. JOHNSTON Deputy Minister of Maine and ruheries Warning to Radio Users» ROMVILLI. I ha"? a large stock of those sweet molmliuns Swiss roller can- arIo-s. Also Hart: Mountain. A full stark of round and square brass and Japnnnnd bird rages and cage stands, Gold tIsh. globes and aquar- hum All those will make a lovely Xmas prosan Toys at halt price, pictures and pictttro (ramlulz for ('hrlstnms. A small deposit will hold any of the [move till Xmas. Come and solo” your hlrds now, Ch ristanas Gift Suggestions Young Ladies' and Young Nen's ‘Class to take up the short courses 1 which will be given here beginning Jan 1. The large audience present {showed the interest the young “30011!!! are taking in the courses. 1 The Roseville Public School will {hula their annual Xmas programme ‘it'onsiuting of songs, reading, dia, lugues. plays and drills by the [pupils also a play by the young iprtootr, entitled "The Captain's Pre- ( divamem". Wednesday evening. then M, rithoru, Aim-An u Walnuts, Btu“. A ('ln'islmas entertainment-wilt ho held at S. S. No. 16. Wilmot, on Monday evening. December 215L CHRISTMAS SCHOOL mum z."". lGlljullt B',,",., (Be pus or iced CHERRY ma Tll.'. SUI/TARA 2 IU, XMAS WM dat.. WW 1m 4h. P" ALMONDS 63 "e xx“ my I tdrag on: w, 19¢ 1':"'iiii?i"'t' Me a. ltlGrN 29c lb. MWZMZR Vulacia (Inhale) 15cm, (iiiiiii'ii.ii Raid-n15: T'alrltltauiau1 It. In”: Slim! Sultans thh. ransom it. ENTERTAINMENT 2150. BSU. 'r 45c 2s. 27e m {’4