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At 5 pan. mp- -'"'" -___ -- .-v . per was nerve‘d when two hundred/ people not down " the tables. l Attended Funeral j, Mr. and Mm. Charles Maser and t - and Mr. and Mrs. John Moeerl and family attended the funeral oth their sister. the late Mrs. Horses? .at Kitchener on Monday. The de-U ceased was in her tortr-eseeeuttt Ttl and her demise is moruned by a l large circle ot relatives and friends. [ Her hushe'nd predeceased her about two years ago, but two sons are left to mourn her death. Pleasant Motor Trip to N. B. Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Hostetler who have recently returned from a motor trip to St. John‘s, New Brunswick, have given a short des- cription ot their trip east by request. A trip of wonderful beauty with each day's travel through a dilterent type of scenery. From home to Toronto by the splendid Waterdown highway and from there route 2 took us through Oshawa. Port Hope, Bellevllle and Kingston. The latter city In picturesquely located at the eastern end of Lake Ontario. where the wetere find their way into the St. Lawrence river. The tour tol- lows through Gananoque, Brockville. Prescott and Cornwall, thence to Montreal. The greater part of the distance, along the beautiful St. Lawrence River. Leaving Montreal we continued on route 2 through Assumption, Mastinonge and Three Rivers to Quebec City. This city is grandly situated on the high hanks ot the St. Lawrence. It is typical of old France with its ir- retruiar"streetis and quaint homes. An interesting trip from here is to St. Anne de Beaupre and Mont- Inorency Falls. From Quebec we we crossed by terry to Levis. From there we followed a most beautiful road along the St. Lawrenqa up high and then down by the river with mountaintralways across from us as far as River du Loup. We turned south here and followed the ' Edmoneton highway through the woods of lower Quebec. being namely out of sight ot some beauti- ful waterway the whole distance. We followed the valley of the St. John through Grand Falls. Freder- Ickmn on to St. Johns. In this city we had a most delightful visit with our daughter and son-in-taw, Mr. and Mrs. McClure. with whom we had many enjoyable sight-seeing tripe, Our return trip was made by a dit- Ierent route. Prom St. Johns along the beautiful coast road we passed through St. Andrew's by the sea and on to Bangor, Maine. From here we drove through the wonderful moun- tein states. the White Dianna!” of New Hampshire, the Green Moun- telns of Vermont and the Adiron- ducke or New York. The New Eng- lund towns with their broad streets. milicent eime and dignified white dwellings were all worth remember- in. We drove to Burlington, Ver- mont, ferried across the lovely Lake Champlain to the Aneahle Churn etl Port Kent and in through Lake Pin. cid. Serene lake to Poudam.' From there we passed through 03- denebnrx. where we ferried to Pres. cott and returned home. With two or three weehe‘ holidays for motor. In; this trip is quite worth while to plan. The thousand memory pic- ture. ot the beauty spots we visited dull “we" be a pleasure to us. from New lumbar; to at. John: on" emdometer registered 1106 In. Barry u sum And not: ot Clio-co united here on Monday for s “it“ visit wlth her father And mum C] Ar' so: of “mural! In!!! " vultod at a. noun og It. and In. Otto Bangor on Sammy. mod Saddam Mr. Albert he”. a lastly also!) ‘od resident or M Zorn. .0 MIL dead in " but on Walnut hum-noon. when ho Ind m. to hatch u load at wood. can as idue to n attaeh of - Miro, Mr. Goons Beta of wan-loo In ispendlng 1. low days with his _ "tnd neighbors in this dutriet. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. I. Hellman and” son and daughter ot Hamilton end Mr. Joe. Helm of Kitchenet celled 1 at the home ot Dr. Rita on Saturday. Mrs. A. H. dumber: and children of Toronto spent e week's hall-hy- at the home ot her uncle. Mr. Joe. Hartman. Tied for Leadership ' New numbing and Tevhtock. who' are tied tor mu pm In the Oxford-I Waterloo Sotbbell League. on!“ the tirat ot the home and home games here on Friday evening with a more ot 12.10 In tenor of New] Hamburg. _ t Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rani ot Pitu- burg, Ptc. are on a visit to his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Bats. iully passed her recent enminntm'fnmlly spent the week-end " Niatr- at the Kitchener Conservatory tn'ara Falls. ‘piano for Teachers and Performcoi Menu-s. Dave Litwiller end Ralph and dhtnlned the honor of A.tcac'Toman took a business trip to Tor- l Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wright and‘onto on Saturday. son Oliver on Friday otter-noon at“ Rev. and Mrs. Schultz spent Burr. tended the funeral ot the late MfatCtUr at Hamilton where Rev. Mr. ‘Marlon Bechtel in Elmira. Schultz occupied the pulpit in the Other local relatives and friend. Luthernn Church. Miss Margaret Culbert In spend- ing her vacation at BartiNd. Mr and Mm. Victor Appel aro'No-u Around Town spending their hotidara with the] Mr. and In. A. Hilbom, Mines farmer's parents. Mr. And Mn. Ed. Bury and Kiri-m Hilborn Ind Mr. Appel. . ST, Hilborn spent the week-end --_---r---.---. _ Ant Detroit. Ito-Ill“. 'tga."'-,,.-),,,,.]? Other local natives and trhndl attended the funeral of the In!» In. Amos Weber in Waterloo. on Edd” afternoon. On Sunday uternoon new. a. 1. Mm. . Camel. Wittig of St. Matthew's Church "rel lira- R. R. Smucker of Tiskilwa. plied for Rev. L Kalbnoiach, m- m., returned missionary from In- mira. and conducted the tunerai'din, Will speak in the Blenheim service of the late Mr. nuts: in s: Mennonite Church Sunday fore- James' Church there moon, Aug. 11, on the work of Tn- Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. lube! and (lit and showing the different coy family were Sunday whiter: at T171. tunic! of the natives. stock. I Mr. and Mrs. Ge. Hallmn And Messrs. Bowman and North of Fluradale. who hare the contract for the concrete work at the Scheifele and Gully bridges, have the exon- vatlon work done tor the pier It the Scheltele bridge and Ire "au- ‘ing permission to proceed with the iwork and pour the concrete Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heldllnxer ot Mr. Preston were vlsitlns with the Tae formsr‘s sister hem on Slinky. I T There will be no service nor Bun- day School in St. Mutthow‘. Luther an Church here next Sunny. day School in St. Mutthew‘. lather. Mr. Hmld Weiler of Detroit an Church here next Sunny. h, whiting " the home of his par- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dunner and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weiler. family and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Al Me .nnd’lln. B. P. Livingston of Letson spent Sunday It PtmthuttCToronto were visitor: in town over Lake. Mr. Ed. J. Lobster And Olaf Lobsinger, Mr. and In. Wilfred Inboinger and mum! spent Sunny with parents, Mr. and In. bout Lobslnger. Miss Magnet Chamberlain ot Kitchener spent Sunday with Manda and relatives hm. Migtses Domehr, Virginia and “Flu:- Georgina have‘ntumed home gust Cmmn of Kitchener "urwiiui mailing . a. week: with home after spendin‘ the ”chum the formal”. an", Mu. E. Spe- and Solid.) with In. Mary Mqhgg. heer. Mhgtg Mule Farwoil. m "el In. Thou. Green of Brain: And in; t week with His. Bonn“. no} Kr. and In. Cunningham Ind 'or, rammed to her homo in Kim» fwn, W on friends in Man [an 'hgt uni. Mr. Geo. hrvolludoon et"tttricsUiGe Kant: In. act-med ot Zurich ”out the - m to hot lion "ter . dettftftrt holi- rouuvu hm. Ci.; mu Home. Mac “a in. an” luau h mum Joni Man ot Wntqrhttt uni It. . {.7 am In Hiatus M 1t2ft'y'ttft'ettttee AmmNrofhdeatreeqkasb- mother, In Anion-o'm. landed I picnic in New KAI-hm luau. no: Bunn- at Prob-'1’. - “I an: ammo: nun-m In] In. Meta Ouulhm "and u "may. mu m. m In. no. loo- - he... two-1m holiday- on onbktt. N iaiU. mama-mam 'mt-mmmup-a- numb. Inn-dim all... " CLEMENT. CONESTOGO out 'mwm'nmmm aer.3.-r'i'teete-eir-eratt-- M on“. “summwuuupu. 's-er-u""'-'"",'.-. “D““IW I mu. Mun Myanmar-aw II to" by a you; and: mu. “Jutumhuu. mun-o math; Ion out! gamu- In and ot "our. _ 1 Mr. Inn “at: I. making nut. ill- mvonolu to " m w. Jean u Roth amid into MI tom natal by Mr. In. Me. Mrs. Frank Briggs, that unending two - here with her “rents. left Mat may on her return trip homomd bound. She will he met 'pr her Inn-hum! and they will pm coed to Walhnd. Mr. ' lcuuhlh recently moved his hounohokl effects into the mt- tng mt. . from W. J. ”riot. 807m of our cull-u “and“ dad funeral at tho M. John 3. Noel: hold on Honda] afternoon at Tau- shock. In. Emmy BUber in visiting blend- and relative. In and Around Detroit. It ll learned on good authority that Mr. Ed. Miller has disposed of his milk business to Mr. Mose But. who has taken posses-Ion. Min [rm Popular of London spent Sun-by here with her mother. _ Born-lo Mr .nnd Mrs. Omar Snider on Aug. 2, a daughter (Eva )he). Congratulations! 1 Mean. N. M. Steinm-n 1nd Hack Martin attended the Fire- men’l Convention " Toronto. Mr. and In. Clarence Hallman and Mr. Peter Hallman of Platte- male spent Sunday with Mr. and Mm. . Camel. Mr. Ind Mrs. Josiah Cane] spent Tuesday with friends at Wattrloo, The but Salvation Army Band will give a program " the Point on Thursday evening at 7.45_. _ the week-end. Hill Emu): Strum of the Do- minion Bank It.“ is mending her vacation in Toronto, Buff-lo And other points ) Mm. Funk Deeton and Wilbert Deacon nnd His: Jude Deeton went Friday " the home of Mrs. Arr. Send). in. Prod Babel bu returned to Cleveland ufter spending n few days with his man. _ - _ In. Promenhemr and daugh- ter Georgian hurl-amulet! home after trrotdine a few weeks with the fomer'n Bitler, Ilia E. Spa l III-Chin I“: spout In- ,” "tth - “that. In. am tE?e.P. NEW DUNDII IAD‘N 3: i't'ttT't'"j' Mr. ud'un. John Weber and an ”this he“: and Marie Edict ot 21min spout u My with Mr. 1nd Ian J. was. luttie Immwlvocmd to not,“ In I'll-tau! that wont In: no. bond”. will In - umu. Mr. and In. I. ' x Mr. and Mn. [hum sawdust ot Wuorloo were' Sunday mm:- In at. in an; Ed. "tgqtttt and un- ily ot lineman" - a by with their all. In“ Phillpino Walla. Quito a number trom here “toug- 0d the union natty bald In St. Cie mauts on Monday ot an week. Mr. and Mm. 'reott Kaufman of Kitchener spent the week-end at the homer of their non Ed. at Paradise Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hsirturur and tawny .ot Waterloo Were Sunday visitors in town. . Mists Maud Kturelter returned to her home here atttsr spending two weeks in Kitchener. Mr. amt Mm., [git Bank have again returned to mberg to the home ot their daughter after being a few days at their home here. Mrs. Bechtel and daughter “can ot Toronto visited a week with Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hahn. Mrs. Pauline Farr of Toronto paid I a Half to Mrs. Ed. Huelyc l WiiahllilllliqWRiraiia lit, This is particularly true of breads. There hive been bran breads and ao..called whole wheat breads in thund- ance. but, mostly. these have been crumbly and dry, oe soggy and tasteless. Vitimin 100% Complege Wheet_.Eyy" gives a new "naming io the word "Wheat" Imagine flour that is groupdAn tinelr u white t1our, I no?" that pouesses a of the 11utrrues. :nd body a! white flour and yet contains 100% of the finest wheat berry-such is Vitimin F1our,soon to be nudeinCunu‘h. Vitimin Flour makes it possible foe the baker and the housewife to save bread and putty cmtuining 4 time. Is many vitamines as white Hour u well u til of the 16 miner-l salts necessary to maintain life. Delicious to the taste The new process by which Vitimin 100% Conka Flour is' milled "tttities nothing in taMe. Belicia". bread, pies .nd r=hes an be III-deem!!! h“..- manner and from" the same recipes " though white Btrarr were used and yet these items of food will pouc- the nonrinhing qualities that an malt only from the use d BUT, ever since doctors and scientists discovered that food could be enticing and palatable, and still lack sufficient nourishing qnalities to keep the body well fed and fit, there has been an earnest search tot food which appeals to the taste but which has not been robbed of its vitamines. I. GriaGiiiiGaiiuttir than“. In. as a. m of 'teras.--.-.. _ Innuu'mmd mmm.mud>h.- otgt.trott-vtitt-ttArh- ottgr.andF8t"tie, Hundndl at Wilt of "It do trict attmtdod an mun-county oil- min; ear-an] hold at 8m Beach on Civic Holiday. All in- WIS f nnvvvu-u- I . . ------------------' . Smithy with In. and In. on": ma- Lulu! Owen m a» Maori "nun“- Mu. Hole“ ”than ot Detroit and Mu. Iatnrtt"tr6tTq ot rota'rd to Main“; with then Toronto in -tfstt, a low weeks tor a week‘- Tutt. with Miss Carg% Brown. I Mr. M Phil“) of Toronto ml". was In? Rhod- apont the took- ' law any: with his ulnar, In. I. end with rend": In Wind-or tad H. Tre, Detroit. . I Mr. and Mn. J. Wilt. and cauldron Megan. Janos Linton and Will of 0.1!. no 6903th tilt WI with Harness motored over from Miehk Illa Curl! 3mm sun last week to attend the (non! ot mu. baby Conan. the ton-moi: nephew. Hin othr. Mrs. Mm Canon, and children and In“ In“! Nahrtrang returned to “more. Mich.. with than to spend u low week; with relativel. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Underwood and daughter of Potenbnrx - HAY3VILLI - Ji.. ONTARIO Tl Mr. and In. J. I Bilge: nil (an ity ot Kitchens: ”out Bunny wlth the forum“. that. Mrs. . Snider. I Quite a number from this Inclin- borhood attended the community Chic Molidsy. A few were fortun- Mr. and lire. J. Wilts and children of Gel! Me spending this week with Ill-a Currie Brown. Mr. Alien Nehru“ of Kitchener spent the week-end with hi: brother. Oliver Nehru.“ Ind family. the entire wheat berry. including the life-giving kernel which scientist: cell the germ. Within A short time Vitimin IN% Complete Wheat Flour will be on sale. The mill is to be erected " Preston. onurio-plasss are complete-machinery being built. Bakers everywhere will make bread and putty (in; mania Hou'mnd all grocery (ad retail Aoge. yllich all Bour noy will sell 1ritiqtin Flour in such of , ll‘ltl" Ibo, 28 Ibo. " lbs. and 100 lbs. , You will sofa see Vitimin Flour signs everywhere Watch the windows of bakers sud retailers, of Bour and the first time you we a Vitimin "l0rofoPrsute Wheat Mour lip you will know that the day In. arrived when you an nerve your family bread old putty 'hicll " have " of the deliciom tut: d yhih low cod yet main than qaatit'--Utose n "a .itami--whieh “e no caudal to health . ou'uuuo DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Patti-aunt Bum, Toronto an. m I. mm _- J. A. fi""'Pa. ‘Nuhhhocbwubouh Izhmummmuuw “thumbnail-kWh- h-mwbym-m The hot lug-d drying with - "I -iie-d---oa.q.or". MM Mmphui-IIMID an. 'tr-r-tao-e--". qrme'th-r-be-A. WK” Cb-rs-oe-h-dst ”an.“ Muhhmmlmhh no 'rat-ttr-tft-")." Doth'l “I. “hula-db. Nessie " New Ham“ on My. no enough to win son. of tho uln- ahlo when. _ Mr. Humphrey Lloyd 09 Twine and Mr. Ed. Andaman ot Kim." in”! the ioobuld with an mun mull here. Mr. and Mn. New Diet! all (hunter In and Mr. uni In. A. “my and child of Preston - Sunday with Mr. and In. Ch”. Bullock. _ Mr. and In. .Mrsivtn Bic". and child ot Gait soon! Monday ovum; with the [omerl slam, In. Wm. Schnmm. Mr. Chronoe Graham ot Station! spent the week-end and civic homily an his home have. Bod-ad um" - Euch'