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Fireside Fanciesâ€" a light autumual ihtastic quite circumspectly with scarcely a semâ€" on the hearth burn low and the great hal clock has chimed off the hour for retfring. Josiah‘s heart throbs with delight as he steps across the threshold to welcome the wings of the morning with vittmins sufficient storedâ€"away in ‘his serviceâ€"station to produce vigour and . interest enough to round up all the plans and plobhl,- that (Betsy has jotted down for hini to do ere the setting of the sun and he is allowed to snuggle down in his cosy corner with his feet on the fender to while away the evening swatting a few belated flies aud start an argument on "modernâ€" ism" or link up with CKCL_to get the market reports and a setting up exercise or scan the sporting and debutante columns of the Globeâ€" Who‘s Who and What‘s What,â€" Dr. T. M. and Mrs. Robinson spent, last Friday with friends at Toronto. ‘The Canadian landscape is still an alluring delight with those stretches of variegated woodland that bedeck the countryside which are a feast in eolor blending andlinger long as a The youths of the village are disâ€" playing a spirit of enthusiasm in getting their new skating rink ready for the coming winter sports. Mr. J. G. Hurst is representing Calvary church at the Provincial 8. S. Convention in ‘Cooke‘s Church, Toronto, this week. On Friday, Oct. 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Pautler, son number four arrived on the scene to celebrate Trafalgar Day. 2 On Saturday evening Miss Helen Heist entertained a group of her young friends to a farewell party for Miss Lily Ernst, who has spent the summer with her grandmother, Mrs. John Weber, and is now leaving for Parry Sound. Miss Hilda Kelterborne, who has been some time in F. E. Welker‘s store, has taken a position at Phanner‘s, Kitchener, and Miss Isabel Schaner has resumed her old position with F. E. Welker. Mr. and Mrs. Felsipg and son of Hanover are spending a few days at the parsonage with Rev. N. E. and Mrs. Dahms. â€" Mrs. Haymaker and daughter Lily of Waterloo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kercher. Rev. C. W. Guinter, who has spent 21 years as a missionary in different parts of Africa, gave a very interâ€" esting address in Calvary Church last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gies of Watâ€" erloo and ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ed Filsinger of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Appel. Mr. Jack Buchanan, local C.N.R. agent, is again on duty after a fortâ€" night‘s holiday with friends around Forest. ® MANY SMALLPOX CASES REPORTED IN OTTAWA An exceptionally large number of smallpox cases are reported in the city of Ottawa resulting in the closâ€" ingâ€" of a number of classes in the public and separate schools. There are 22 cases, mostly children, at the civic Smallpox Hospital. Approxt mately 60 pupils are being excluded from school owing to the closing of their classes. ‘imigiom .2 Books and Stationery Phone 2387 116 King St. W. KITC F,; STEELE Limited by Steele‘s Registered ~ _ Optometrists HAVE YOUR EYES .EXAMINED Kitchener‘s Leading T. Optometrists . 96 King t8. West. Local and Persqnal. F in f Mr. and Mrs. John Z. Wagner and {amily paid a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Seip in Waterloo last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hammer and two childrenfrom Reed~City, Mich., pald <a visit to Rdaward Hammer @uring their Ontario tour last week. Miss Dorothy Schneider of Kitchâ€" ened visited with Miss Gertip Heise over the: weekâ€"end. Mr. Theodore Hammer of Amulre® called on friends one evening last week. °> Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schippanâ€" owski andâ€" daughterâ€"Ruth and Mr. and Mre. John E. Wagner of.Kitchâ€" ener â€" visited <with ~relatives and Mr. Franklinâ€"~Kieinknecht, school teacher, spent the weekâ€"end under the parental roof near Shakespeare. Mrs. John Z. Wagner is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Stanâ€" ley Lautenschlager in Waterloo, September cheese sold by the local plant brought 20%e per Ib. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kienappel and family of Josephsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Simog Kienappel of St. Agatha were Sunday ‘guests with Mr. and Mirs. Allan Dorscht. Mr. Arnolé Wagner is employed for the rest of this fall with Mr. Ed. Lantz at Ratzburg. A number of local people were the guests of Mr. Edward Hammer on Sunday. Mr. John Hartleib of Kitchener was a business visitor here recently. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Huber on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hinschberger and son of St. Clements, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Brenner and family of Linâ€" wood, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dietrich and daughter Martha of St. Agatha. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rumig and family of Waterlo visited with the former‘s parents here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Preiss and family and Mr. Eph. Moser of Watâ€" erloo visited with the latter‘s father, Mr. Joseph Moser, on Sunâ€" Successful Saleâ€"The auction sale of farm stock and implements held by Henry Gobert last Thursday was well attended and good prices were realized. Bornâ€"Oct. 20th, to (Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gehl, a son. § Miss Norma Dorscht and Messrs. Clarence Dorscht, Albert Moser and Wm. Dorscht of Waterloo called on friends here on Sunday. FUNERAL OF LATE WILLIAM TYACK Many Friends From This District Attended Funeralâ€"Well Known . and Highly Esteemed. The sudden passing away of Mr. William Tyack caime as a distinct surprise to all his many acquaintâ€" ances. His funeral on Sunday afterâ€" noon from his late residence to the Hawkesville cemetery was largely attended, nearly sixty cars being observed in the long procession. Long Absenceâ€"After an absence of 55 years, Mr. Melvilie Hayden of the Canadian middle west, spent last weekâ€"end seeking out acquaintances of his boyhood days, of whom he found very few remaining. Throughâ€" out his long absence, Mr. Hayden has been farming in Southern Maniâ€" toba where for some years he repreâ€" sented hts constituency in the Maniâ€" toba Legislature. He and Mrs. Hayâ€" den have farewelled the rigorous climate of the West, and hope to spend the evening of their lives in lmo balmier climate of the Grimsby district of Ontario. Funeral of Infant Childâ€"On Sunâ€" last, the funeral of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Boldt was held from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Elias W. Martin to the Elmira Mennonite cemetery. Wedding bells will ring this BERLET‘S CORNER BAMBERG WALLENSTEIN ie PC Hallowâ€" e‘en C old ) : ed the Home services hoeld in Woolwich on Quite a unumber from here sttendâ€" ed the funoral ofâ€"the late Jacob Frey, which was heid at Elmira on Saturday afternoon. Sunday with friends at Drayton. Mr., and Mrs. Jose Shants and son Ward visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Suyder on Saturday afterncon. Quite a number from ‘here attend ed: the funoral of the late WAllam Ludwig at Elmira on Sundasy afterâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Alex NiebergalH and daughter Idella, Miss Mary Heer of North Easthope, Mr. and> Mrs. Jac. Campbeli: and niece, Ruthâ€"Canuckâ€"of Prestpn, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jac. Spies. son~ Currie ofâ€" Bethel visited with Mr. and ‘Mrs. Lioyd Snyder on Sunâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Mobr and famâ€" ily of â€"North Easthope and George Snyder of Kitchener visited at Mr. and <Mrs. Ed. Snider‘s. °~ Mr.â€"John Mogk spent Sunday Elmira. Mr. and Mrs. John Frey visi with Mr. and (Mrs. David Frey. Miss Evelyn Bowman spent last week at Waterbo. Mrs. J. B. Miller, Miss Margaret Miller and Miss Mildred Schmidt atâ€" tended the graduation exercises on Monday at St. Thomas. Miss Ruth Miller is among the students. Quietly Weddedâ€"A quiet wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gorth when their adopted _ daughter, ~Miss Liszie family of Waterloo visited with the on Saturday.. After the ceremony the happy couple left for Linwood where they will reside. Returned from West â€" Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Wagner returned home last Friday after a two week‘s visit among the prairie farmers of Saskatchewan. Rev. Mr. ‘Orzen â€"of Kitchener occupied the pulpit in the Lutheran Church on Sunday in the absence of Rev. Mr. Kramer. Mr. Jacob B. Miller and Mr. Norâ€" man Grahm were visiting friends in Preston on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Berst spent last Sunâ€" day with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. W. Forler of Galt spent Sunday here among friends. FORMER RESIDENT Death of William D. Ludwig Came as a Shock to His Numerous Acquaintancesâ€"Spent Boyâ€" hood Days Here. Another sudden demise which also came as a great surprise to his old time acquaintances here was that of Mr. William D. Ludwig of Eimira, who spent his boyhood days on his father‘s farm about halfâ€"aâ€"mile east of this little hamlet, but later went into business in Elmira. Another Native Son Passes to his Rewardâ€"In the recent death of Mr. Thomas Fenton, of Yatton, Wallenâ€" stein lost one of, its oldest native sons, the late Mr. Fenton having been born one mile south of here in 1850. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Fenton of Nova Seotia, and a nephew of the late Senator Landerkin, of Hanover, Ont. He was one of a family of eleven children, of which only one sister and two brothers survive. He is also survived by his widow and a family of seven children. Personals. _ Mr. Wim. Lauderkin of Listowel récently called on his cousin, Mrs. ‘W. C. Martinson. Mesrs. J. and J. Hill, engaged in bridge construction work near hore, spent the weekâ€"ond at their respec tive homes in Mitchell. After spending several ‘days in reâ€" newing â€" oldâ€"time acquaintances in this locality, Mr. John Mallott has returned to his lo-, in ‘Brantford. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Leo ~ Diefenbacher at . "Riverview Home" were the following: Mr. and Mr#. Joseph G. Gingrich of Upper Woolwich, the «Misses Lizzie Diefenâ€" bachor, Molinds Webor, Nancy and Melinda Hoffman and Messrs. Alvin Websr and Aaron Wideman. s Mr. and Mrs. El Frey are now the happy.parents of a second Httle sonâ€"Alvin~â€"who joined their home drcle on the 13th inst. "Hope is.like the sun, Wwhich, ah we journey towards it, casts the shadow of our bhrdens bohin& us." : Relieves Bore Throat â€" Minard‘s WELLESLEY PASSES AWAY at Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Robinson of Palmerston visited with Mr. and Mrs. N. Snyder on Sunday. Mrs. Melvin Snyder, Misses Myrtle Becker, Violet Latsch, Hilda Rohr and Rev. Hendrich represented the two Roseville S. Schools at the Watâ€" erloo County 8. 8. Convention at Elmira on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and son, Mrs. Drinkwater and Mrs. Glennie of Galt visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lepp and Mr. and Mrs. L. Holm on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Schwindt and dren of New Dundee visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Schwitzer on day. â€" Mr. and Mrs. /Eph Fried and chil dren visited with Mr. and Mrs. T. Shantz at Kitchener on Sunday. Miss Maranda Hallman, Mrs. J. Btickér, Mr. Eph. Halliman, Mr. and Mré. S. Robr attended the funeral of the late Mrs. J. Slichter at Toronâ€" to on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hahn of Watâ€" erloo, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kinzie of Norich, Miss Hahn and Mr. Oliver Kinzie of (Kitchener visited with Mrs. A. Fried on Sunday. The play entitled "A Soldier of the Cross" was given in Alma St. U. B. Church, Kitchener, on Sunday avening by the local U. B. Church. Mrs. C. Abrens, Miss Flossie Ahrens, little Miss Mary Shupe and Master Charles Shupe of Kitchener and Miss Baker of Toronto called at the honfe of Mr. and Mrs. S. Rohr on Sunday. Hallowe‘en Sociat â€" ‘The Junior Women‘s Institute will give a Hallowe‘en masquerade in the school house on Monday evening, Oct. 31. ‘The programme consists of contests, fortune telling, music and games. Admission in costume 10¢c, without 15c. Lunch â€"will be served. If yuo want a jolly time come and join us. pulpit in the U. B. Church here op Sunday evening. |__ Mr. and Mrs. Bowman and chil dren of ‘Wilmot Centre visited with Rev. and Mrs. Henrich on Sunday. Special Services â€"Harvest Home services will be held in the Evanâ€" gelical~ church here on Sunday, Rev. J. P. Hauch will speak and ‘he male choir will sing in the afterâ€" noon. In the evening at 8 p.m. Rev. Barthel . of Kitchener will speak. Fow! Supperâ€"A fowl supper will beâ€"given underthe auspices of the Ladiea‘ Aid of,. the Evangelical Church heére on Monday evening, Nov. Tth, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Poll + Mr. and Mrs. Woes. Switzer and children visited with the latter‘s parâ€" ents, Mr..and Mrs. Brezina, Watorâ€" oo, on Sunday. . Red Pepper Heat ‘The heat of red peppers takes the "ouch" from a sore, lame back. It can not hart you, and it certainly nhm,zmn-n_. When y6u are suffering so you can hardly get around, just try Red Pepâ€" quickest rélief known. Nothing has Rowlés Red Peppar Rub. Be sure t get the genulns, with the name owlese on each package. ROSEVILLE Stops Backache The Waterloo Trust and Savings Company For those who wish to Reâ€"invest their funds in New Government or Municipal Securities, our Bond Department has a large supply available for Investment. F We operate uuder Government Supervision. Keep Your Maney Working â€" We Offer the Following Plans WATERLOO ; Several of the people of thisâ€"disâ€" jtrict attended the funeral of the u-u William Tyack in Hawkesville n Sunday. MR. E. L6 MAY How often chance mectings mark turning points in our lives. Hr.EmeryLefl of Montreal owes his health to just a meeting. He writes: "I was always constipated, bilious and Advice to Take ‘"Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives" Results in Perfect Health Messrs. Glen Wray and Bert Wray of Stratford and Millbank respectiveâ€" ly were business visitors here in the interests of the Imperial Life As surance Co. weary until one day I met a traveller who recommended ‘Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives‘. I proâ€" cured some. You would not Ikmow me for the same person. I am in perfect health, always energetic. I am happy to comâ€" gratulate you on your medicine. I recomâ€" mend it on every possible occasion." Happiness and success are impossible when constipation keeps dragging you down. Don‘t suffer. Overcome this serious trouble in the natural, commonâ€"sense way with "Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives". They contain only nature‘s oldest remedyâ€"fresh fruit juices â€"combined_with tonics. "Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives" ~ Mr. John Harper of Chicago, IIL, is spending his holidays with Mr. Russel Allingham. Miss Ruth Holt of Waterloo spent the weekâ€"end at her home here. _ Mr. and Mrs. Jos. MacTavish and little son Russel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. MacTavish. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hackett of Linwood spent Thursday with Mrs. William Allingham. Mrs. Henry Newton and Robt. H. Newton motored to Windsor and are spending a week there. Mr. Milton Allingham of Kitchener spent the weekâ€"end at his home here. strengthen &nd revitalize . weakened bowâ€" els, liver and kidneys. 25c and 50c a box at all druggists, Start on the way back to health toâ€"day. Try "Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives". Messrs. William Kittle and. E. Widner attended the plowing match at Waterloo on Saturday afternoon. TWO BaABIES FoR ADorTION Inspector Pullam of the Children‘s Aild Society announced last week that he had two bables for adoption, one a little girl and the other a baby boy aix weeks old. Both ars in exâ€" cellent health. Follows Chance Meeting CHILDREN EXAMINED & Medical Officer of Health Fraser has commenced the Jon of the school children olmoé. Of those so far examined few physical @efects have been found, tl%:hlof defect â€" »boing _ diseased afle. Thoto are 4600 children in the city Maturing Nov. Ist, 1927 Good Fortune MACTON f d KITCHENER Mr. and Mrs.‘Fred Kienappel Sr. and Miss Orillia Kienappel visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gregor Dorscht «t Waterloo on Sunday. News Notes. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rumig spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Wrs. Anthony Olinick. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Schweitzer of this place and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Lichti of Cassel visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Noah Erb at Borâ€" let‘s Corner. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kienappel spent Sunday in Kitchener. x Mr. and (Mrs. John Evératt spent Children Cry for To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Council Standard Rib Roll Reefing combines all the features desirable in a roofing material, namely: Protection from the elements, Durability and Appearance. It is the result of years of experience in the roofing business. it appeals to the cwner and builder alike. To the owner, because it protects and beautiâ€" fies his buildings. To the builder, because it is quickly laid and insures him against any trouble. ‘ If your house, barn, garage or shed needs roofing, write us for a free sample, descriptive folder and prices. * Phone 132 SUNFISH LAKE ; giving bealthy and natural sleep. Successors to The Mstal Shingle & Siding Co. Limited â€"No Opistes Physicians everywhere cecommpend i, Znited: @ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs; Benj | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kienappel Jr. spent Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs j Allan Dorscht at Berlet‘s Corner. Mr. and Mrs. John Oesch and. Miss Edna Schweitzer visited with: relaâ€" tives at Kitchener on Sunday. RIDES 5,000 MILES FREE â€" .. Linden Gilbert, aged 15, was taken in charge by Canadian Pacific Rail way officials as he stepped off the "bland baggage" of train No. 3. at Port Arthur. He claims to havé ridâ€" den this way from Vancouver to Montreal, and back again as far as Fort Wiliiam, a total of 5,000 miles. Minard‘s>~Linimentâ€"zor Toothache. PRESTON, ONT.