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to Cook‘s Regulating Compound We both aim at a PERSONAL That‘s where you put the emphaâ€" sis most of the time. And that‘s where we put it! But service‘means more than that to you; as it does to us. You want close, helpful attention :nympmonnlnoedswl\mflm or visit the Business o You want your bills to show clearly what you are charged for. You want the installer or repair man who visits your premises to dohilworkngy,andwithu little inconvenience to you as posâ€" These and other details you want well handled. â€" And on these, we, too, put emphasis. _ What we are trying to do I2MM0. bring the best efforts of a capable workman to bear on every featâ€" ure of your serviceâ€"to put ourâ€" selves at your personal disposal Waterloo Branch â€" ~ A. C. Hoftman, Manager % & _ NP CAE NC3 NaP N e Prantford _ C BURMNS ANY FUELâ€"any kind of coal, coke or wood. Wood grates are saaily The Royal Bank of Canada THEhomgionophcelotfih,- able papersâ€"neither is your office. For a small sum you can have the protection of a Safety Deposit Box.~ We shall be glad to rent ygu one. To Wills, Boads, Stocks, n.m Family Papers Let us show you this furnace. â€"-Tâ€"fit;ow 8 contact with this "Happy Thought TREASURE FURNACE y ib frapasiordnie gea ‘0lâ€" Work on the St. Jacobsâ€"Conestogo r repair road is not making very great proâ€" mwiht.: :‘: gress and in order to complete the i as posâ€" job the weatherman will have to be very lenient for some length of time. rou want Mr. and Mrs. Guy Clendennan and hese, we, family and Miss Elsie Good of Kitchâ€" ener were weekâ€"end visitors at the do i9#ta‘? homeâ€"of Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. Good. LIPHARDT BROS. Waterioo, Ontario Local News Notes. Farmers are busy housing their root crop, which in general is conâ€" sidered good. Some of our sons of the soil took in the Waterloo Township plowing match held near Waterloo on Saturâ€" day. Warden A. S. Forbes has made occasional business visits to the County Town recently. Woolwich Township ‘Council will meet for its usual monthly meeting on Tuesday next, Nov. Ist. Mrs. W. J. Snider and sons Russol and Clifford were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Lenor& Beckman in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Horman Lebutzki of St. Jacobs spent Sunday at the homes of their daughters in the vilâ€" lage. Mrs. E. Hoim has arrived home after spending a month or so with relatives across the border. The tax collector will soon be making his round for the year, so be prepared to give him a cordial re ception. Mr. Allan R. Good, with Rev. and Mrs. L. Pipher and family, spent Sunday with friends in West Monâ€" trose. Rev. E. Holm will conduct the Reformation service in St. Matthew‘s Lutheran Church on Sunday fore Presiding Elder, Rev. S. Goudie, of Stouffville, . will _ hold _ Quarterly meetings in the M.iB.C. church next Sunday afternoon. noon Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hachborn and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scheifele. ment. Drives away painâ€"Minard‘s Lin} iooeoee ons dahs fole * conEsTOoGo Mr. and Mrs. â€"Frank Schummer and family and Mr. and Mre. Jos. Kariey and fumily and Mr. John Adams of Linwood visited with Mr. ind Mrs. Poter F. Schummer on Sunâ€" Aged Resident Passes Away~The death occurred on Sunday of Mre.: Chas. Forwell in her,47th year. Dé spite a lingoring iliness, death came rather unexpectedly.. Mourning her demise are her beloved husband, three sons, Joseph and William of Kitchener and â€" John of five daughters, Mrs. Louis Huber and and Mre. Louis Keesig of Watâ€" erloo, Mrs. Peter Lenhard of "Bt. Clements, Mrs. Geo. Voll and. Mrs. Alex. Koobel of Linwood; one sister Mrs. Edward Rosenblatt of Caltâ€" fornia and two brothers. The funeral «s was held on Wednesiay morning at 9.30 from her résidence to the R. C. church and cemejery for service and interment. Personals. Misses Gertie Meyer and Antonia Dietrich of Kitchener spent Bunday with the former‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Meyer.â€" _ T Mr. Jno, Linseman and family of Hesson called on Mr. Joseph Linse man on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schnarr and family of Kitchener paid a call on Mr. and Mrs. J. Reitzol. Mr. Fred Strauss and Miss Rosa Jietrich of Kitchener spent Sunday inder the parental roof. Mr. and Nirs. Charles Koebel were SurMay visitors with friends in New Dundee. Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Englert and family of Kitchener called on Mrs. Peter Greyerbichl. Mr. Fred Hinsperger, accompanied by his mother, ‘Mrs. Daniel Hinsâ€" perger, spent the weekâ€"end with ‘riends in Formosa. Misses â€" Henrietta â€" Fischer and Anna Weiler of Trout Creek were visitors with relatives. here during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle and tamfily of Breckin are visiting for some time with the latter‘s plmfs. \r. and Mrs. Peter F. Sthummer, Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Meyer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Meyer in Kitchener. | Mr. and Mrs. Seraphin Schnarr and Tarily of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Frits of Erbsvilis. were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schnarr. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Kroetsch and family of Waterloo spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo. K. Meyor. a Celebrated Birthdayâ€"Friends and relatives of Mrs. Ferdinand Helm held a delightful evening‘s entertainâ€" ment at her residence on Saturday evening, it being the occasion of her 56th birthday. During the ovenâ€"1 Mrs. Louis Lobsinger won the high ing cardâ€"playing was indulged in. score prize and Mr: Raymon Phair he consolation prize. A delicious Iunch wa§ served by the hostess, after which the party dispersed wishing Mrs. Helim._many more happy birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Runstedlier of Kitchener calley on ‘Mr. Androw Hinsperger on Sunday. INCREASE OF 500 PASSENGER CARS IN SOUTH WATERLOO An â€" increase of_6500 passenger cars in the GaltiPreston and Hes peler district in 1927 has been, reâ€" ported. Up to the present time this year 3,700 pairs of passenger car markers have been sold. ‘The total for last year was 3,200. _ Last year Kitchener had 2,938 pasâ€" senger cars, Gueiph 2,057, Chatham 2,144, Sarnia 2,294, Brantford 2825 and Kingston, 2127. RECORD WHEAT YIELD « Southern Alberta crops are setting up new records for high yields. Never has that section threshed such uniformly high crops as this season, A record has come from the Barons district, where, on a field of 240 acres, G. J. Erdman threshed an average of 64 bushels. Considering the size of the field, this is an amazâ€" ing return. Tuesday there.rere marâ€" keted in the Lethbridge district from the production area 760,000~bushels of wheat. Bright and warm weather prevails, and harvesting is proceedâ€" ing rapidly. codâ€"liver oil vitamins, for a young childâ€" PREVENT RICKETS 4 A CKETS J A number trom here aitended the % % Waterloo County Convention held at VitaMIN® |@umira last Tuesday. Vory intersst wonderâ€" |ing adaroases were given at all threes rich in Ifent Coattil Abics, wore airek by e o t s % 9e interesting News Notes. Mrs. Henry Waiker and daughter visited ‘triends in Gelt last Mr. and Mro. Wrast of EMMITA wpent last Friday at the homeâ€"of Chas. Bullock. Miss Olive Quinton of Stratford spent the weekâ€"ond with hor sister, Mrs. E. L. Vivian. In._lu.wuunw and Harold of ‘Waterloo spent Friâ€" day night and Saturday with friends \ Mr. and> Mrs. G. Lindensmiith and daughters Dorothy udADohm and here. ; Mr. and Mre. J. A. M@Kenzie and daughter of Tavistockâ€"spent Sunday with the former‘s slator, Mrs. Wm. ford spent Friday evening with Rev. E. L. and Mrs. Vivian. Mrs. ©. H. Tyo and Miss L. Forâ€" guson visited friends in Plattsville on Sunday. son Edward and Miss ‘Mary Sanderâ€" son of Stratford spent Sunday with the ~former‘s daughter, Mrs. Ed. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Nahrgang and daughter Helen, accompied by Mr. Frank Walker of Kitchener, visited ‘riends in Stratford on Sunday. _ Presentation of Medaisâ€"A special meeting of the Women‘s Institute was held Saturday afternoon at the home of «Mrs.. Robert Bean with a very large attendance. The prest dent, Mrs. E. Snider, occupled the chair. ‘The meeting opened by singâ€" ing the opening ode and repeating the Lord‘s Prayer in unison, followâ€" ed by a community song .entitled ‘"The little brown church in the vale", and the following program was rendered:> recitation, Clarence Schiedel; piano solo Margaret Bean; trio, Misses Beatrice and Grace Snider and Ruth Schiedet; reading, Mrs. J. J. Graham; solo, Miss Jean Wood; presentation of the medgls to the entrance pupils, namely Fred Hammer and Beatrice Snider by Mrs. J. J. Graham; dialogue, Aunt eerful‘s Visit; community song, Old Black Joe; piano duet, Mrs. E. Snider, and Miss Dorothy Walker; trio, Misses Beatrice and Grace Snider and Ruth Schiedel The meeting closed with the Natlonal Anthom. s>~ Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Nahrgafg and Elsie and Randall spent Sunday with her father, Mr. A. Battler, near Plattsville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Starkey of Detroit, Mich., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Porcy Weicker. ‘Mr. Frankin Kleinknecht and sisâ€" tor, ‘Mrs. Edna Miller of Gravel Road and Mr. Herb Patient of Shakespeare, Mr. Theo. Fetter and son, Clayton, of Kitchener, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Millor. . Miss Gertrude Robinson of Millâ€" bank spent a few days last week with hor sister, Mrs. Fred Bean. Miss Ina Miller and brother Wm. spent Sunday with their sister Mrs. Wm. Love near Plattsville. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Percy Woickor atâ€" tended the funeral of her grandâ€" mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Kalbfieisch at Tavistock on ‘Saturday. ‘The November meeting of the Women‘s Institute wil be held on Wednesday, Nov. 2nd, at 2.30 p.m., a: the home of Mrs. A. R. G. Smith, New Hamburg. Successful Playâ€"The A. Y. P. A. dramatic society presented . their play "Tome Ties" in the Haysville ‘Hall on Friday evéning to a full house. It was well appfeciated acâ€" cording to the applause given. The play was very cleverly acted each one filling their part well. Messrs. Art Kaubfleisch and J. Bastendort of New Hamburg provided the music between the acts also Mr. R R. Murray of Tavistock favored the audience with ~several humorous vocal numbers. Miss Walters of ‘Tavistock accompanied him on .the piano, which was very much enjoyâ€" ed. Proceeds amounted to about $46.00. ‘This play will also be preâ€" sented in the Grand Theatre, New Hamburg, on ‘Wodnesday ‘ovening, Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Weber, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Shants of Kitchener and Mr. Honry Hoststler and daughâ€" ter of Wollesley spent Monday with the former‘s q-nm. Mrs. Eph. Shants. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Brenneman and family spent Monday evening with their son, Christian Brenneman and family at Baden. Miss Sharpe of Hamilton spent the weekâ€"ond with Miss 1 Buttram. A. R. and Mrs. Torrie of Stratâ€" A set of Iantern slides of Angola, s Y. P. 8. on Bunday ovening. Mr. George Isracl returned to Kitâ€" wEST MONTROSE Local: News Notes. " Rev. C. W. Backus of Paris is visiting in this vicinity for a few. days. â€" Mrs. W. Bergey and children have returned to their home in Toronto after spending a short time with Mrs. N. Bergey. c ‘Mr. Harvey Hallman has retur home from his trip to the West _ Miss Neltie ‘Bachert of Kitchener spent the weekâ€"end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Klio and family and Mr. and J. Haliman visitâ€" ed with friends at Freeport on Sunâ€" ”idr. and Mrs. G. Bachert and famâ€" ily visited with friends in Kitchener on Sunday. Wl\lroimr Gordon â€" and â€" Charles Woelfle and Ivan Kinzie spent Sunâ€" day &t Walnut Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Becker of Kitchener spent Sunday with the former‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Becker. * Miss Heard spent the weekâ€"end at her home in Bayfield. _Miss Ethel Kinzie visited with Miss Ethel Becker on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Woesley Hallman called at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Ezra Becker and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Devitt on Sunday. day. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton . Hallman visited with friends in Paris on Sunâ€" Mrs. M. Israel and Mr. and Mrs Pettes of Kitchener visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Becker on Sunday. deGDOOUIOMOONINTE â€" So She Couldn‘t "Well, after his behaviour yesterâ€" day, I‘ll never go fishing with him again as long as I live.‘ "Heavens, what did he do!" "Oh, he just fished!" k Then be sure to insert your arnouncement, together with full details of the sale, in the County‘s most widely cireulated weekly newspaperâ€" Use T he Waterloo Chronicle and Get Sure Results mlgwdhAn&as-hlchr-hrs‘hhtlhm naturally turns to the Chronicle because MANNH E1M ‘The Chronicle is indisputably the Leading Auction Sale Medium in mhmummdmhhmfmymh _ year convincingly demonstrate. f K It Carries Practically Every Sale Held in the District The Waterloo Chronicle Equitable Life Block has returned \ $ ~~â€" Do You W ant to Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lang of Kitchâ€" ener called on the Misses Mary and Abbie Bemis the other Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Hummel and family of Kitchener visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hummel Sr. last Sunday. Mr. Wesley Barber took a business trip to Elora last Saturday. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmidt and family, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kraft and family of Kitchener, Mr. Clarâ€" ence Shants and Mr. Harold Gimble of Freeport and Miss Saloma Halk man of New Dundee were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elias Shants on Sunday. ‘Mr. Henry Scoble and daughters Grace, Ruth and Helen and son George and Mr. Wailter Croft of Kitchener called on Misses Mary and Abbie Bemis on Sunday. ’ ‘Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McAllister, accompanied by Miss Ethel Farrel, spent the other weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. Farrel at Ripley. Miss Ethel Farrel of Windsor visitâ€" ed her sister, Mrsa. Kenneth McAllisâ€" ter last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Barber, Mr. Robert and Miss Hilda and Master Norman Barber of Elora were guests at }Plunlt View on Sunday. . ° â€" Miss Ida ‘Winder Sundayed with friends at Breslau. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Strong have moved in the house owne@ oy Mr. Len. Roberts on Mill St. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yants, who have lived in the house owned by Mr. Henry Yants, have moved into the house formrerly cccupied by Mr. and Mre. Woelfie. Vilr. Henry Yants expect shortly to occupy their own home. COMMITTED FOR TRIAL on MURDER CHARGE Mrs. Tessie Talley, 27â€"yearâ€"old Virginia woman, and mother of three children, was committed for trial by a Policeo Magistrate at Simcoe on Oct. 12th on a charge of murdering her â€" husband,. Emmett Talley, toâ€" bacco grower, at their home near Dethi on July 31. All day the accused woman sat between her mother and father in the crowded little courtroom, but INCAEASING JAIL SENTENCES FOR DRIVING WHILE DRUNK Finding that sevenâ€"day sentonces are ‘mot apparently ‘having a deterâ€" yent effect, Magistrate 8. B. Arnold, in Chatham police court, has anm nounced a new plan for dealing with people convicted of driving cars while Intoxicated. He will add one day to the sentence of every person who comes before him in future. He sot the maximam at 30 days. The Arst man to bé dealt with was George Plerre, who went to jall for aui mm n es ue en t t (Bar t Make Y our Auction â€"|_ Sale a Real Success? BLOOMINGDALE indication of her inward Waterloo, Ontario +8 206 Mrs. Maria McLaren of Stratford is visiting at the home of Mr. M. Shantsz. _ Miss Pearl Steadelbauer is spendâ€" ing a week with friends near Mitâ€" chell. s Mr. and Mrs. George Helm and daughter of Walkerton called at the home of Mr. George Rennie on Sunâ€" day Miss Alfrieda Wilker spent Sunâ€" day at her home in Linwood. â€" . ilrs. Wm. Burnett and daughter, Miss Viola, of Linwood, visited at Mr. George Richardson on Sunday. Mr. John Birmingham and son Joseph spent Sunday with Stratford friends. Mrs. Thos. Foster of the 11th Con. visited at the home of Mrs. Robt. Foster last Wednesday. Mr. Wim. Schweitzer of Kitchener called on friends here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Playford visited ‘at the home of Mr. Chas. Tilt in Doon on Sunday. ‘The Thankâ€"Offering meeting of the W.M.S. held in Boyd Church on Thursday, Oct. 20th, when ‘ Mrs. (Rev.) Bell of Millbank gave a very interesting address on mission work in Trinidad. Miss Nuhn of Milibank sang a solo which was enjoyed by all, while Master Bille Higgins of Crosshill sang very nicely "Jesus loves the litGe children of the workd." At the close of the meeting tunch was served in the bagement of the church. The offering amounted to over $20.00 WOMAN COULD HARDLY WALK l...n'.’.‘r-ls how Lydia E. Piaksan‘s vegctalle: Compound E7 the thne 1 mok ons bottiee J m inmeprerement ied c liretn Hromrapt to work for, o “'RH:.“ 1 also used Lydia io annie e Dnk t mire of t was seed womia would hbr'ut:; 1 would not be ""3¢ you Joul broken‘ wd ioi on uk & Plaks ham‘a :mH-CIIG‘ im :"é:hk':-‘. “ +4 / CROSSHILL