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Chief Rieck has been confined to his home through illness and in his absence County Constable Ed. Tyack is doing relief duty. Mre. J. W. Richardson of Caledoâ€" nia, formerly, Miss M. Parker, mis wionary to Japan, gave a very inâ€" teresting and instructive address to the WOM.S. on Sunday morning, unâ€" der the auspices of Weeley United Church. Chief Rieck 111. The suow fall on Sunday drifted avross the Elmiraâ€"Kitchener highâ€" way, between Elmira and St. Jacobs at some pl:w\s nearly a foot high O1 course, these drifts did not interâ€" fere with any traffic by any means, but it is a good warning to the County authorities to erect suow fences. Gave Interesting Talk. to assign the cause of the fire. On Thursday, Mr. Hedrich was smoking meats, but claimed, when through, he extinguished the fire with water and also stated the base of the smokeâ€"house is protected by tin. Then again, during Thursday night there was a severe electric storm, the latter may be the most probable cause, since, from the first notice of the fire, the blaze spread very rapidly and when the firemen erâ€" rived it was beyond control. The firemen continually applied the waâ€" ter to the house which was close by and to the new Mennonite Church immediately across the street, be cuuse of the sparks flying through the air Mr. Hedrich is undecided as to plans for the future. The house which fortunately escaped any damâ€" age was occupied by Mr. Young and his family, their furniture and houseâ€" hold efects were removed to safety immediately after the fire was dis vovered. Honor §School Principal. Elmiru was honored, when Mr. Jno. Mahood, popular principal of the Elmira Public School, was apâ€" pointed president of the Waterloo County Public School Teachers‘ Asâ€" eociation at the annual convention held in Kitchener. Moved To Toronto. .« Mr. Victor Muth, who was recently transferred from the local Link Belt Cu., plant to the main plant in Toâ€" ronto, is moving his furniture and household effects to the city this week. Snow Drifts On Elmira Highway. The barn and contents, butcherâ€" hunt in the Northern Quebec dis shop amd machinery, the poultry !Wicts. Formerly Elmire had a group housas; leeâ€"house and about 400 Of their own, but during the recent choice pullets, belonging to Jack | yeare some have joined the Fergus Hedrick were completely destroyed &r0up. some with Toronto and some by fire during the early hours of With the Spencerville group. The Friday morning. About 10 pigs were bunting grounds are located along freed from their pens immediately ‘llw Dieux Reviere River. aiter the fire was discovered and Personals. two cows belonging to Mr. Henry | Mr. Chas. J. Weichel, of the Great Hedrich were let into pasture during , West Felt Co. Ltd., left on a busiâ€" the afternoon, Thursday. The poultry ness trip to the Canadian West. which had been culled only a day orl The Misses Helen Fell and Lydia two ego, had been. in some manner Thur visited friends im Hamilton on furgotter, until it was too late to | Wednesday rescue them. The entire loss is Mr. and Mrs. A. Moser, and son estimated at about $6,000.00 partially !Kennelh. and Mre. W. Seal, and son covered by insurance. Jt is difficult| Billy. visited friends in Stratford BARN AND CONTENTS DESTROYED BY You are Overtaxed Adjoining Buildings Saved. VOTE FIRE; LOSS $6,000 J. J. Yanchus, Correspondent and Agent Phone 206 or 285, Steddick House He WHO WHO wWHO WHO WHO ELMIRA NEWS Hipel‘s Past Record Shows has always practised Economy and has the ability to carefully safeguard your interests. : demands that every dollar collected in gasoline tax, license ‘plates, etce the municipalities. stands for Hydro at cost, which you are nolt receiving now. stands for lower taxes. demands Jhal the Government pay the full cost of Provincial Highways. will help to save rural schools. The ideal weather on Monday brought out many farmers to the Elmira regular monthly fair. The small pigs sold from $6.00 and up: for chunks from $8.00 to $10.00 and for the sows the owners asked $18. Mr. Joseph Johnston left to visit his brother, who is ill at Oak Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Class of Kitchener _ spenut â€" Saturday â€" with friends in town. Mr. Ed. Oakley spent the weekâ€" end with friends in Kitchener. Miss Elleen Weber of Kitchener spent the weekâ€"end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. JSohn F. Weber. Elmira Monthly Fair. Man Mr. R. Romminger of Fergus vicited the home of his parents, M@@ and Mrs »!'Vhrilip }{ummlnger. Miss Kathleen Dillon of Kitchener visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dillon over the weekâ€"end. Mr. Ed. Biggar «pent the weekâ€"end with his family at Barrie Miss Ella Martinson speut Saturâ€" day at Kitchener. Mr. Gordon Fries of Branttord spent the weekâ€"end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fries. The Misses Wilma and Gene Auman and Hazel and Merguerite Steddick spent Saturday afternoon at Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Heimbecler and children of Toronto visited at the home of Mrs Chas. Fischer for a few days. lt d ic ons Messrs. A. L. Ratz, Edward und, George Daum visited friends in Tavistock on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lutz and chilâ€" dren visited for a week with friends al}‘}lntgn and Bayfield. Miss Elia Martinson of Millbrooke, spent the weekâ€"end with her parents, Mr. and Mra. W. W. Martinson. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weichel and son Ross visited friends in Toronto for a few days. Mr. Irvin Ernst, who has been doing relief work as agent for the CP.R. visited the home of his parâ€" ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ernst for a few days, prior to his leaving for Cooksville Miss Margaret Ruppel of Toronto. visited the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C F. Ruppel for a few days Mr. Charles Miller of Ayton visit ed at the bome of Mr. und Mrs. Wm Rahn for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. Moser, and son Kenneth, and Mre. W. Seal, and son Billy, visited friends in Stratford on Thursday afternoon F OR Catherines of Mrs. Scott‘s the late Mr. H. White. Eimira Hunters Ready. The Elmira hunters are making preparations for their unnual deer hunt in the Northern Quebec dis Attended Funcral. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Scott attend HIPEL The Great Englsh Preparation. had Tones and invigorates the whole 22 ‘) § nervous system, makes new Blood Niac i: in old Veing, . Used for Nerpous Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, Despondency, 1ois af Exergr, Palpiation o) the Heart, gaillhg Memory. Price $2 per box, 3 for $5, Sold by all druggis«s. or mailed in plain pkg. on receipt of price, Arw ramphict mailed pky. on receipt of price,. Aew pamphict mailed free. THE WOOD H&ICINECO. q'OflONTQ.OUY‘ Mrs. E. McQuay is ntcely recoverâ€" ing from injuries received in a fall down the cellar steps ut her home. Mrs. Wim. Auman, who has been ili at her home during the past two weeks, is improving. | When Daniel Geiger failed to make his appearance on Sunday morning, Oct. 12th, about his home in Floradale, neighbors investigated and found him dead in his bed, Death was due to heart failure. The lute Mr. Geiger, who was in his 78th year, lived alone since the death of his wife about a year and a half ago. Born in â€" Woolwich, he followed farming in the Lebanon district in Wellington County. He is survived by three sons, Milton, Daniel and Jacob, all of Labanon, one daughâ€" ter, Mrs. Foreman of Hamilton and one adopted daughter, Miss Maggle Neill, St. Catherines. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon with services in the Floradale Menâ€" nonite Church and Interment in the Mennonite Cemetery adjoining. f With The Sick. Hon. Pres., Mrs. J. A. Schroeder and Mrs. O. H. Vogt; President, Mrs. M. L. _ Weber; _ VicePres, Mrs F Shurly; Secretary, Mrs. N. Klinck; Ass‘t. Sec‘y., Mrs. Wim. Clark; Trea surer, Mre. E. H.â€" Norman; Ass‘t Treasurer, Mrs. J. D. McKean. A committee representing the various churches was appointed and consists of the following: St. Paul‘s Lutherâ€" an, Mrs. C. N. Kiinck and Mrs. C. W. |Schierholtz; Wesley United, Mre. {George Cobean and Mrs. Wm. Auâ€" man; Gale Presbyterian, Mrs. W. C. Quickfall and Mrs, Jno. Small; St. Theresa R. C., Mre. Louis Fischer and Mrs. Albert Schedewitz; James‘ Lutheran, Mrs. Fred ‘Rudow and Mrs. Jno. Klinck; Zion Evangelical, Mrs. |C. Playford and Mre. D. D. Ratz. The 'auxllnry bheartily appreciates the support of the Elmira citizens in this charitable work and sincerely hope they continue so. Mrs. Charles Schutz | Died Monday Morning. _ Mrs. Churles Schutz, 47 years, died [on Mouday, Oct. 13th, at her home ‘al’ter a week‘s illness. The late Mrs. Schutz who before her marriage, 25 years ago was Miss Elizabeth Roâ€" minger and was born on a farm near Floradale. About 1915 Mr. and Mrs. Schutz and family moved to Elmira, Mr. Schutz being a mason contracâ€" tor. She leaves to mourn her, her husband and three sons, Arnold, Orâ€" ville and Norman all at home. One brother, Phillp Rominger of Elmira and two sisters, Mrs. Adam Eicholtz of Clifford and Mrs. Adam Hearth of Kitchener also survive. The funeral took place on Wednesâ€" day to St. Paul‘s Lutheran Church for service. Burlal was made in the Floradale Lutheran Cemetery. Daniel Geiger Found Dead. ‘M.u'mwbmm during the year. ‘This includes the cost of the furnishing of one room in the men‘s new building. The la dies decided to hold a cshower of fruits and jams, on October 25th at ducted this year was also discussed The following officers were elected : Seal Sale which will again be conâ€" WOOD‘S PHOSPHODINE who will save you Dollars Mark your ballot for Hipel INBSERTED BY SOUTH WATERLOO LIBERAL AS80OCIATION. \ . The services here next Sunday will be Sunday School at 1.30 p.m. and church service at 2.30 p.m. _ Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Richert spent last Thursday at Kitchener. Mr. Bowâ€" man and Mr. Richert attended the inissionary banquet held in the Triâ€" nity Chureh to meet the new moderâ€" A number from here attendsd the avniversary . services at Bloomingâ€" dule last Sunday. Interesting adâ€" dresses were given by Rev. R. M. Hamilton in the morning and Mr. J. Williams of Forthi)l in the evening. The solos and quarteites were well rendered and much enjoyed. Miss J._ Anderson and Mics L. Steen | attended | the | teachers‘ conâ€" vention last Thursday and Friday. The _ final â€" competition of the School Fair speakers of the county took place on Saturday at Kitchenâ€" ec. We wish to congratulate Miss Ruth Snider of our School, whw took lirst for reciting. .-fillmmllllllllllllllllllllllll!!!!lt““llIIlllmlllllllllllllllllll|llllllllllIIIlIlICIlllIlIIIllXlllZkllIIIllllllllllIIIllllllllllllIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllIIll“lllIllllllllllllllllllllE The WATERLOO TRUST and SAVINGS COMPANY wWEST MONTROSE _ Millions of miles of wire crisscross the country to carry your volce wherever you want to go. Present day telephone communication is re markably swift and sure. The teleâ€" phoue habit for keeping in touch with outâ€"ofâ€"town friends is growing apace. Minard‘s Liniment has a hundred uses _ Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Richert spent last Tuesday visiting relatives and friends at Kitchener. Wedding Bells are ringing. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knarr of Conestogo spent Sunday with the latter‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs.cS Letson. Mrs. Florence Gordon, the Misses Verna Bu& Evelyn Boal and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart of Toronto spent the weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Snider. ator. Mrs. â€" Bowmean _ and _ Mre Richert visited with Mrs. E. Hamel The Friendly Service VOTING DAY â€"OCcCT. 29 ‘tc., not spent on roads, be returned to .m. to 7 p.m. Hipel, Norman O. Donald, Mark M. There are on exhibition in Kies+ | 888 GOHIC d@CLION â€"| wetter‘s store several potatoes of the \n active fluid that cleanses the tis Dooley variety, weighing from 2% ues of unsightly impurities, Skin Ibs. to 3%4 lbs. each, grown on the vifferersâ€"give this treatment a test. Ed. Kaufman farm east of here. soothine, cooling, bealingâ€"ea remarkâ€" Attend Funeral. cble seeot. Mr. and Mrs. George Dorecht and Hachnel‘s Drug Stoce â€" Leara‘s Drug Store Mrs. Lavina Schaefer is visiting New Hamburg friends. Record Sized Potatoes. Mrs. Joseph Waechter and Mr. Zinkan of Kitchener visited last Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mre Peter Lunz, Dorking. Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Dietrich of Waâ€" terloo spent the weekend with the latter‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Dor«cht. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bach visited / mece l ek on Sunday with friends in Mannâ€"‘! Tom Henderson, in a â€" criminal hetm. |court ease at Kitchener on Friday Mr. and Mre. John Miller and 3 was found not gullty by Judge E. W. family visited at the home of Mrs. | i ht in ch £fowr 1 conâ€" Mary Hinschberger on Sunday. ;( pment In Clarge :A pneinl co j $ . <version of funds arising from sale of Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Dietrich of Waâ€" |a motor purchased from Wentworth terloo spent the weekâ€"end with the pragio (Co., and sold to Dr. L. A. latter‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George I Koeppel of Woodstock. V. H. Hattin ”"f‘“"l- i s â€" acted for Henderson. â€" Mr. and Mre. John Miller and family visited at the home of Mrs. Mary Hinschberger on Sunday. Personals. THIS COMPANY ALSO ACTS as Executor and Adminisâ€" trator of Estates. Estates assets under administraâ€" tion at present total approximately Two Million Dolâ€" lars. Each week nominations in wills are being reâ€" ceived. MONEY IS LOANED against the security of First Mortâ€" gages covering improved residential properties up to 505 of our appraiser‘s valuations or against Governâ€" ment and Municipal Bonds. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS receive interest at the rate of 4% per annum. & THE WATERLOO TRUST AND SAVINGS COMPANY, operating under a Provincial Charter, serves the people of this County. With offices located at Kitchener, Waterloo, Preston and Galt, many hunâ€" dreds of people take advantage of the facilities offered by the Company. ~ GUARANTEED INVESTMENT RECEIPTS issued in A Waterloo County Institution â€" amounts of $100.00 and over, for three years, bear interest at the rate of 554. BAMBERG DDDâ€"a sluggish ’pimply skin needs _ its tonic action â€" Mr. Joseph Ball attended the funerâ€" ail of the late George Bauer at Kitâ€" chener on Monday. S FOUND NOT GWLTY