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'.r' Annual lay Sale "turd'trttteutotity of.” - This Is a very special otttyrhttg of high grade suns - Strlytly all wool rubrics in the very Isles! “patterns and waves â€" stays. mus. browns and nlxtum. Each suit with two pair of smartly cut bloomers sues tor boys ' tat " years. . INJURED BACK IN FALL Gordon Zardon. West King street. Kitchener. (ell twenty leet from a scale“ while at 'work on a house on Cgmemn. St. He was removed to the St. Mary's Hospital where upon examination it was found he was Battering from internal injuries and a wrenc’hed hack. Plenty ot styles and colors and dark shades with vest and breasted. . Real Quality Weaning Apparel for Boys Priced Right, Beckons You to Our Famous Boys' Department Saturday ' Boys' Two Bloomer Suits $6.95, $10.80 Boyd, Two Long Trouser Suits $10.80, $17.00 _ Davis Economic . Your Chance to Buy Footwear At 1 Real Suing! A special purchase at the" 2 Trouser Worsted Suits for Men makes this bargain price possible. smart. rich looking panerna with neat ptn stripes in both single and ttout/e-breasted stylechel- lent quality Wanted material used that will give long and ntlsladow servlce. Every suit tailored with extra trousers. come In and look them tttmrs- splendld valuea. tbues 36 to M. Value $2533.. Saturday $18.1», with 2 pair Trousers. Come on, Men. pick yourself out one of the“ smut dusty Top Coat. lor only $7.95. You'll be amazed " the quaIlty and tyilgrlpg and yet priced 370:;- iuarGaurG In Satu'rday. Natire. to $154!). To clear, Saturday. tr." A Group ‘of Specials which will prove to be ' Friends to Your Pocket Book "on In I In" burg-In that you c-n'Q afford to lulu. A - ulo of than You». In": tum. com com with 2 pair Truman. mummy "Mord In you. “all. and donut-bum“ mum In Herringbone vulva. Two "“1“"... In amp. - and Tans. I. our. and look ”In. - I. may on" rul "annual lawn... VINO. In the tot up to um “an! on we tummy. ”A 227 King St. w., Kitchener. For Quality to $22.50 Heir: Gsia, GiiiGiGnd tie Aru.-- medixrrnartdhlghtt_ Iotaiemto Ind your dado. molt this tdt.. ttttrt- Wearem1ttirtoatyau80opNr.o' Met Slime" taken from out an!“ atoeh. Sty to ”mud ftt everyone, in hunt and Kid 1eht--t. '.teitrttttt $12.50 m: suns AND muons A, a.'k,"1'1','eJ. 1T'gut,enhtlt Rare Values in Two-Pants/its ' 1 8.00 I A soecitl sat Il COATS $7.95 YOUNG MEN'S WEED Some With 2 Pair Putts With 2 Pair Trousers MENS WORSTED ' in am a 311118 FOR m AND YOUNG ' 9.95 LADIES! SUITS SUITS MENS TOP IN TWO GROUPS .ors for every boy 12 to 18 years, light. medium and two pairs long trousers singie and double For ammo. " as for Jamie. u w Orkllnl bud dlsllnctivo patterns in Wanton“. Tweak. “a Blue Borges. smr two and three button coats qrlth netted or notched levels. They represent the sum total or what balloon men expect In their clothes today. Mostly one. two and three of a kind. but shes for all men of all builds in the attttempste. Handsome fabric: that can he worn. In; Btur or rainy weather. Smart tweed: and homespun: In shades ot tan. brown, grey: and attractive mixtures Tailored do keep their shape. $16.90 528-5.". Men's Topcoau Announcement was made by Mr. Yost at the You Studio that they had bought the property located at 123 King S. W. recently vacated by Doerr Electric I'o. The ~building la 130x13 teet and the price paid is “nu mtom! to have been close to 530.000. PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS . $22.50 For Quality to no Coat Prices $7.95 $12.95 $14.95 $16.95 Dress Prices Styles that have been selling as high as $6.26. ii,itj,rft..f..rff.'....t.t.r..r.'...r.ll.' 2.95 Boys' School Shoes, COATS AND DRESSES Bo ' School Shoes-of Buck our tamer .....f,',tll Bhagtter ftttiatq with Paco Sole. adj-glim- mm t to 6. mm $5.95 $7.95 $9.95 $12.95 "We Guarantee to Underse11" ...----..--_ ' WWII” lm-ummmu Wmmumh “aunt-manna.“ hMWWI-n-n. Tho annulus-crout- was _lme--otenq-"s “or ot In Goodwin The 00.. at Kitchener. In nus-0d and Illl to Headed try E. 8. "re" of Akron. on». Mr. Jordan taunt.“ that the Goodrich Company pun further “tension. to the Kitchen“ phat. to loop you with the steady "on“: ot the American plan“. 'Both It. Samoan! and Mr. Jordon have boon with the Mich Com. pany tar foul-tse- yearn. Places 1mm Styles tape Coats, Fur collars. Throws, Smart Matron's Coats. . Materials White it Is unotticiauy estimated that twertty-ttvty or thirty million dollars“ worth of Canadian export trade will he affected by the pro- posed taritt changes in the United States. members of the Government are disposed to await complete do tails before offering comment. It is pointed out also that, while a tariff hill in the United States must ori- ginate in the House ot Represenla- lives. it may be completely over- hauled in the Senate. and it ts not until President Hoover signs the bill that the new customs duties become (etteetiee. Thus. it may be July or August before the bars are raised against Canadian products [Grati'ying to West. United States, to Raise the Tavidf Against Canada Tricotines, char ht e e n s , broadcloths, tweeds. 0000.5“ HAUL“! mum Beige, Blue, Green, Greys, Navys and Blacks Sizes 16 to 20, 36 to 44, 4202 to 485/3. One feature of the urn! bill which were gratifying particular o West. eru merntrtyrs or Paru m. was the tact that it is n mused to in- crease the duty _on _,'i'ti"i'i,i, cattle. Canada shipped nearly 0.000 head of light cattle to the Atetrublie last your. -New necklines. smart pleatingn, sleeveless and with sleeves. lu the grains the bill would make two principal changes: lm'nvme the cor" tariff from 15 cents to 2-5 cents , bushel and race from 2to 2% cents a pound. No alteration in the 42- -iiiiiir, ftat crepee, wash- able crepes and celanese. M 1.98 All es lmposts on Farm Prodtaetw-uFreah Pork Jumps From 3/. Gent to 2% Cents per Pound. Milk Duty Doubled. and Cream 48 Cents Instead of 20.-No Change on Cattle Which is Gratifying to the Western Farmer. Department Store Aha new summer L Sizes 14 to 20, M to Real aies.ata-t-ttt_t. r.6vu.ertqhe-'r'_tt'etrr ”will I. M -. - Maura-unlawful hymns-lbw on Thanh). no“. On. my... ot Mike liquor In - "or . cur-a of (mun; . our VI“. drunk. o. 3mm”. you“ We. in that a homo od (In tttroam. 3 window In his hotel Into " - "top. Pan of the home ot sin was [cleared up by police and will he and u ovi- cents a bushel duty on when .was proposed. Buckwhent is increased trom 10 to 2S cents. A genertal step-up in the duties on products of the dairy industry would be made. The rate on fresh milk would be doubled at 5 cents a gallon. while the rate on cream was pro- posed at 48 cents a gallon. as again“ 20 cents, at present. Sweetened milk. condensed or evaporated. would curry a rate ot 2% cents a pound, splinst 1% cents. while unsweetened condensed of evaporated mllb would be boosted from l cent to 1 rio cents a Mad. The existing rate of 12 cents a pound on butter. ttxed by the Presi- dent, would be unchanged. along with the Presidential rate ot 7 cent, a pound on cheese and substitutes, Changes on Cattle. Impala-MW r . g Substantial changes alerting the cattle and has indusjry were pro- posed. The duly on swine would be increased from one-lull tt "mm a pound to two cents; while that of fresh pork would 'tre advanced from ”lime-quarters of a cent to two and one-half cents. 50 Rift arr BRITISH I I PREFERENCE DEFENDED ' I _ BY HON. w. lh mm: Duties on cattle would nut be changed. but the rate on fresh beet iand veal would be raised 100 per ‘cent. to a” us a pound. $33er ‘lambs and goats would carry a duty of three dollars a head against the present two dollars. with the rate on fresh lamb seven cents a pound in- stead of Your cents. Declares British Manufacturers her tor Mackenzie (Mr. Cunt-ell! criticizes not only the principle of the 50 percent requirement of British content in ordor to obtain British preference. but tho the manner tn iwhich it is working out. It he in ,crimcmng the brinciple. I think he is Just about one your too late an 'the matter n: introdnmd during ,the debate on but yeah planet. _ In a debate in the Home ot Com. mons at Ottawa recently Hon. W. D. Euler. Mlnlster of National Revenue defended the tifty per cent reqilre- ment for British preference: .The for ‘lowtng taken tram the Hansard re- port will be of interest to 'chronicle readers: ITon. w. D. anhE'R: (Minister ot National Revenue): Mr. Spanner. as the subject under discussion affects the department at national revenue, I would like to make a very brie! review ot the situation as it stands today. I take it that the hon. mem- -kCirijrrirmTLic' I eritietUt"tt much more forcibly during the de- bate on last re'tttsydtrtt. .-. . Mr. EULIIR: " he In attaching at on: time In working out he in premature. pen very mu. has, been done no tar th regard to the nutter. -- The theory of the so percent ro- qulrolnenl of Brlllsh content. a an- nounced by the mill-tar of thgttttee but mmatou, in to help empire trade. This I: (mentioned by the hon. mem- ber for “tennis. but M a ntrther "Nirstion of this " gourd! re quit-omen! also helps Canada and‘ Osman Mn. beau-o Can- ada 1: out all the can". then for myself. I wold any that It should (in no not. Our togret. I at. " that the Brftiah “we. " hr tended for Briana sooth. and, I would not. ”all salmon: 0001!! no [not Brush ll they are not ot Brlthh whole mum. There has been some arm'- or Erma min-MM» to 6eoar, m I an” m an men I wry nun-null mun. t do [or .tt, the bet that our omen on not um " we“! I. u. all too it. other “do In: mMotod. That t-roo"r-t,ayd_Aaoqdort will In eon-clad 1m " no. u pond mm Grout mm m not Palm-Iain no mntlnoltllnl utiunthcnontdlmln -0. t'e1eH,tg,',hte",hU,'N"e rill or 3mm vain-Mp an. I "trt. and any-pl“ which uh 'ro-rttrattrrtTtP_tEttt.te hon-do in. Don undo only and “not 0-qu non-m m kWh. Tit-cur m h all a. All I to all m Jun 1/atfA' it uh. - a tt - in. -- 1Nul8tPllt'I" trt',"?""'?"'?"'. T Should Be Willing by Buy Raw Materials Within " PM! ”VI “A...” Witt Empire. “D“dtIO-MM man-.WCMMo-m sgmmu‘uuwouu -tbr.ttq6ets"uetwitAtim.e. “mum“ hbymWomgm no. the Olwto Coll..- ol M Hoyt-which" Ito-“MM" MIM'eonld be “and u to comply hum an plus u protected under the W would). at. Ott the other hand. It continued. It. Ohmic pharmacy act deem that poi-om mu he linked n such on the containers. 'Ut in hixh time that an snot-none mote-t be and. to ttsir department ot health." the letter The pm: which the child column“! contained two gmln§ot Mum in addition to a quantity of belladonna. and, other ooiGns, l A letter was also read {you the solicitor! tor the college in which they stated that the nubile ll atot properly guarded. REPORTS PRESENTED BY Y.M.C.A. SHOW PROGRESS The Kitchener and Waterloo Yon} CA. enjoyed a most successful year according to reports presented at the annual meeting held on Thursday night. The review ot the year's work was reviewed In a report of the directors. The finances are now In aautrtaetory conditlon. the two campaigns tor subscriptions conduct- ed under the direction of Dr. W. L. Hilliard. finance chairman being a splendid success. The chairman at the various committees presented re- 'torts. Rev. J. P. Hauch. androthem congratulated the heads of the vari- ous committees and members for the time and effort freely given in he Ihall of the Y.M.C.A. T Stella Bewick The death took place on Sunday of Stetta Bewiek. aged three years. at the home ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bewick. Fred wnm ’ The death occurred at Stony Plain. Alta.. on Saturday. ot Fred Willis. The late Mr. Willis was born in El- mira about 78 years ago and resided in that district until about 25 years ago when with his family he removed to Stony Pla1n, Alta. my is survived besides his wife and family by Mrs. John Zuller of Kitchener. and Mrs P. Bonn of North Woolwlch. daughters imported into Great Britain and. " ter some further processing have been exported as British goods and have received the British preference. when as a matter ot tact that pref- erence went largely to maliufactur- era in other countries I think the hon. member gave a very nntortuu- ‘ate example when he mentioned the matter or turn. He thought " a matter of regret that the manufac- turers of furs in Great Britain could no longer so to Russia to buy their lure. When Russian furs are brought to Great Britain and manufactured there they do not contain tro percent! British content and. therefore. Could‘ not take advantage of the British preference. Surely we are not re} quired to so so tar as to pay at bonus to the producer ot furs in Russia in order ti) compete against Canadian furs. It the British manu- tacturer ot-turs wants to export them to Condo. surely to a part of the empire, we are entitled to some con- sideration of a fur producer, and he might very well buy his turn in that portion of the empire which produces them. . There an be no ml cooperation such as oughmto exist between the variout pans of the empire unless All parts of the empire cooperate For my part I should mink that wherever it in possible tor the British mtamrttuehsror to buy his nw tnate ‘rlale in mmutgt-- we are interested [in Canada prtmarnr-- we should see to it that he does so. or at lent that he buys them in acute portion of the empire 'befora he can take advantage ot the preference. But it he prefers to buy his goods in the way of raw materials in some other country. that does not prevent him exporting his good. to Gentile. on- ly he will be under the handicap ot having to page A little higher custom harm. - Finally I would any that tho queu- “on II not mauled. We no in! tt (Inning: we no mm; our In» muons. We summit!” dam ot the Emmi minimum to have FVWR§7§113 -, to a. “mmu' 'tmei-er."'. luv-UH”. OBITUAIY Jacob New Death chimed a well-known Wat- erloo township resident eerly Thur.- day morning in the person ot Jacob1 Heer. who passed any at his home two miles north of Waterloo. He was aged " yea-3 He In; born in Bavaria. Germny. and came to Can. ada m 1872. He married Miss Cath- ierine Ringler. who predeceased him) nine years. The union was blessed with " children, 11 of whom survive namely: Mrg. Abraham Schallhorn. and Mrs. William Rtsppert ot Guern- sex. Soak; John Heer of BreeIau. William and Albert Heer, Mrs. Noah Knorr. of Waterloo, Mrs. Fred Rainey. Cookswwn. Mrs. Moses Baht. Conestoga, Mrs. Amos Bru- backer. living at the old homestead. Simon Beer. Kitchener. and Mrs. Enos Martin or Elmira. The funeral which took place on Sunday after- noon was largely attended by rela- tives and friends. "r-tet-o-ra-Hier-ri' , .. ". ,'. " ,» , V an: '. . - . i -' .-o-r-e-rt-'""el." _ amvyuuummumml' _ ”musicians . " I FELDIML/N)l's .se A Fur gearf Waterloo county's F eldman Leading Furrier. KITCHENER 147 King West Phone 561 I “Manor's Daylldn - -- lumbar Of Fedora!“ - THE FAMOUS WOODYATT MOWERS Will keep yourrluwn trimmed cllck and ct""' and do It .0 "my. "any also: no val-inle- to chew: "om. 1 In M" I." 14" I." I." 18" lawn _ Mowers A - an ROI up. ' _ A sun can you - _ A - con Iron m. AN an con FOR out M. MICHEL ilk SON, UNITED "no my Hardware Stan” ' Bids Iowan. T' Wheels .r.....r.rrrr..mr_r-""""' 8 Blade Mowers, T" Wheels ....*r..t..._.r.r.tr.m.'t-tr"' 4 Blade Movers. 9" Wheel: sr.rrwt.s.t_.e.t.rwt_w-w""'" 4 Blade Iowan. 9" 'Wheela ......_wm..ssrsrtNr.t.t'rrr"" 4 mm hours. 19%" Wheel. ....a.--- l Blade Maven. "W' tha rrms..qrr...rrtr.N"""_ S we a.“ My Iowan. new Wheel- 5 Blade Ball Bearing Haven. PW' Wheels Made in 14r---i6" and Ar' width: " and 3 or 4 blades There's no question about it-htr scarfs are enjoying an unprecedented popularity-and we have the ttttmst. widest, most dteertrMied may»!!! in our history. Large ehohers-amait chotrqsrs-shtgie shimr-dttubie skins -a11 heavily tuned. beautifully marked and colored. Have your turn; repaired or NF modelled during the summer so they will be ready when you want them next winter. All shades and kinds, including Black, Red, Silver and Crosses At Prices to Suit Every Pam Hundreds ot IIOIISOIUBI am ihe Kitchener market on Sammy ti, get their week's manly of product. There was an abundance ot undue. ottered. Butter and eggs sold at Met and 28c to Me per dozen respectin- ly, lard 18c pound, and ancient 86e ABUNDANCE or PRODUCE AT THE KITCHENER mm per pound. Beans. celery. lama. cucumbers, cauBtlower, rhubarb, ttte.. found ready buyer: There m I, nice altering or (red; mutt. - selling at 18c to 45e per mm. pork 19e to Mc, ham 32e, according to choice of cuts. w..w..r...... H, mm 5 was why "Managua. tirt_ryfrytt_ofefe, Etna-3291 -taGara i733?" fl "WW7 __ V . tk 'p'rfftaaet 9,'drRut8'l has: FOXES a Riga 'ariraa - "H au/il - s" gen“: tyne-n. min new - ' ll dd V901. Used by” {REF :35mm iiare --H F m3! Em Mir-,9 '"fttte.e9t9tN6r, H.”