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[b 4 % & w# PJ Miss Pearl Seidewand of Elmira epent several days here visiting her brother and sisterinâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Seidewand Mrs. _ and _ Mrs. _ Eliner â€" Hartel, Messis. Andrew and Linus Beitz all of Detroit spent the weekâ€"end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kurtz and attended the funeral of their tather the late Mr. Lawrence Beitz Mis: Margaret Picic of Torunto is upending her holidays at her home here The death occurred last Friday might Of an old and highly respected resident in the person Of Mr. Lawr enec Beitz Sr., who passed away at the bhome of his souâ€"Inâ€"law, Mr. Paul Kurtz in his 74th year. He had been i11 for the past six months. He was @ meimber of St. Boiiface Church, New Germany. . Surviving are, five sons uamely, Jobhn and Lawrence of Woolwich, Herbert of near Breslau, Linus and Andrew of Detroit and five daughters, namely, Mrs. Albin Moyer of Mosboro, Mry. Oswald SBavage of Youngstown .Alta. Mrs Paul Kurtz of Winterbourne, Mrs Michael Kurtz of New Germany and Mrs. Elmer Hartel of Detroit also tw@ brothers, Ferdinand Beitz of y h and Matthew Beitz of Pres: e is also survived by 26 grandâ€" ren. The funeral wes held on esday â€" morning to St.. Boniface ‘hurch, New â€" Germany Interment wiao made in the adjoining cemetery Much sympathy is ‘extended to the bereaved family in this their hour of sore bereavement Personals. Mics Murgaret Langdon of Water loo cpent a week‘s holiday here with her purents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Langâ€" don. Miss Alice Davidson has returned to her home in Vancouver, B.C., after spending a few days here wilh her uncle and aunt, Mro and Mrs Jas. Cousland. Mi~s ietty Murphy of Barrie is spending the summer holidays here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W Murphy Mrâ€" and Mrs. Henry Oukes and Mr and Mrs. Harry Adsett and little daughter all of Eramusa spent Sunrâ€" day visiting here, at the home of Mr. and Mro. Jas. Langdon. & Mr. _ fas _ MaeDona{d | and | Mics Ruby Kline our local school teachâ€" eis have returned to their homes in Molesworth and gtratford, respectâ€" ively fo the summer vacation Miss Angeline Snyder, teacher at Victoria _ School, is spending . the gummer holidass at her home fear West Montrose. Three well known people of this district, Rev Noah 8. Hunsberger and â€" Alvin | Suider, Walerloo, and Nathanial E. Martin Jr., of St. Jacobs, recently returned from a deâ€" lightfully interesting _ motor trip through Northern Ontario, travelling 1.050 miles in four days. They visited Kirkland Lake _ district, North Bax and other points of interest. _ Mr. Alvin Snider furâ€" nished‘ the following account of the trip which doubtless will be read with interest by Chronicle readers. Mrs. Geo. F. Muckie is visiting her «aughters, Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Allan in Flint, Mich. Leaving Waterloo Tuesday mornâ€" ing June lith. at five clock, the motor party reached Trout Creek at 4 o‘clock in the afternoon. They were accompanied as far as Trout Creek by Conrad Brothers, who reâ€" Jcined the party on their return trip. At 4.39 ‘cluck the motor party proâ€" ceded north to no man‘s land, going through rock and forest until North Bay was reached at six O‘clock This town, Mr. Snider stated. had made wonderful changes «ince his last visit 32 years ago After â€" visiting â€" the â€" governmient offices where fire certificates and permits were obtained. the party again â€" proceeded | northward along the new Ferguson highway. Mr. Sniâ€" der marvelled how the road enginâ€" eers got this read through the mounâ€" tain as one place it was Impossible to see rkudl more than twenty feet ahead Highly Respected Resident of This District.â€"Other Interesting News Notes. LA WRENCE BEITZ, SR., _ PASSES AWAY IN HIS Tith YEAR It is interesting to note here that forty , miles from North Bay are great hills or mountains, 500 feet in height. all rock. In theee hills are located iwo sight «eeing towns as high as 890 feet. which give the tourist a most wonderful view of the North Country Pushing on to ‘Tamagami, the touring party went through a denee forect, n distance of sixty miles Pine irees 890 feet high could be éeen Other _ trees _ Wwere | mostly Spruce. â€" Reech. Birch, Poplar and Cedar Golng through the dense foreet at 11 welock at night the party gof a real thrill when lhpy‘ were obliged to stop to repair a flat tire. The night was pitch dark and the members of the party almost felt like whistling to keep up their courage against possible visits from grizzly bears which are known to roam the furests. At last Latchford, a lumber town, was reached, after covering 400 miles. Here the party put up for the night. Mr. Snider, perhaps _ because he recalled . a Scotchman‘s â€" sound â€" advice given years ago, dccided to take his nap in the motor car. The other two members of the party wended their way to the lown, returning at five o‘clock. From Latchford the party motorâ€" ed to Cobalt, Haileypury and on to New Liskeard where they had breakâ€" fast. It is interesting to note that Haileybury was completely burned out some years ago. At 1.15 in the afternoon _ Kirkland _ Lake _ was reached in time for dinner. Eggs were selling at 30 cents a dozen and the only restaurant asked 75 cents for a meal. The country at this point has interesting features with its wonderful sawmills and Interesting Trip Through Northern Ontario by Waterloo Motor Party Porcommin and sther imome as toid by Watrerice Chroatite WINTERBOURNE DISTRICT NEWS !;v‘; | man On sSunday uext. July 5th, special service will be held at the Doon Uuited Chitch Phe Migoo‘s Acomue Enired ehore‘h chofrcet Colt will lead the service Of pralse Mr. and Mis. W. Besser of Kitch enes spent the weekead oat their simmer home in the village. Mr..and Mrs K. Panabaker and family of Prestun were Sunday visk tors at the home of Miss K. Bowâ€" The Doon United Sunday School held their annual pienic at Crecs: mati park Op Semuiday. The chilâ€" dien enjoyed the appetizing supper. Every child won a prize in the races Anniversary Service. Miss Hilda Thoms of Toronto is wpending her vacation at her home in Wee village. Miss Mary Kerr, School teacher in the Junior room, will spend her vacation with her parents in Hesâ€" peler. Mr‘ and Mrs. G Fisher and tamily of Galt were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Kech on Saturâ€" uy Mrs. J. Cluthe and son George of Kitchener spent Sunduy at the bome o1 Mr. and Mrs Lo Cluthe A farm laborer of near Milverton Martin _ Breitenbach, _ whose | two fingerc of Jms left hand were caught between a pulley and rope, had the two digits amputated at St. Mary‘s huspital. â€" Leslie Hogg, School teacher in the Senior room, will spend his vacaâ€" tion at his home in Stratford Leonard Nahls of Preston spent Saturday with Mr. W. Lucas The â€" Doon | Pre Anmiversary sensiu tended on Suindsy George Mohay of Interesting istdies the <miccion | freld School elges. Key also Rey, George ° dresil es E. R the Doon Unrited Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith and son Bobbie and Mr. and Mre. A. Y. Polâ€" lard Jr. and daughter Ellen were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. R. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. W o Atkinson and family Of Preston were visitors with relatives in the village on Saturday. Enjoy Picnic also Rey, Goorse Mokay gave an ad, dresi. les. E. R. Hall, minister of the Dooy Urited Charch. teok part in the cervice. Rev. WQ. Patterson also was nresent The choir of Knox church Preston, )4 the service of praise _ Mr. and Mrs. W. Cove of Woodâ€" stock spent Wednesday at the home Oof Mr. and Mrs. C. Reader , Mr. and Mrs. F. Turner were visk tors on Suturday at the home of Mr and Mre. J. Steele of Preston. Charles Shants of Kitchener is en gaged on the farm of Mr. and Mrs J. R. Slee for a few months Mr. and Mrs. Hubscheck and daughter of Kitchener spent Saturâ€" day at the home of Mr. und Mrs. A G. Wolte. pulp mills in full operation and here you see men excel in working the big logs through the mill. _ There is good furm land betweer Kirkland Lake and New Liskearé and if well cultivated makes the bes! farm land. The soil is of white clay and black loam land, stightly rolling like the prairie provinces. . Fros: came out of the ground May 27t} and makes the seas ns short. Farm ers were only commencing seeding uperations during the trip through On the Ferguson highway near New Liskeard is to be seen a fine experi mental farm. At New | Liskeard, Mr. Snide states, the members of the party met a prospector who is interesteo in gold mines. He offered to show us the country north to Englehart Swastika and Kirkland Lake, a ntin ing centre, claimed to be one of the richest in the world. The prospec tor, Mr. Groceel, secured us passe: and a guide took us through and showed us where they mine the gold. The mining shafts go down 2700 feet in a zigzag fashion as it would be too hard on the cables to go straight down. The mine goes some 3 miles out at the bottom. One place they said they went down 7000 feet. Space will not permit to give further details of mining such us washing and other different proâ€" ‘u'sses. The country you must see for yourself to realize how wonderâ€" ful it is. Mr. Snider sauid he is glad that the stork didn‘t drop him there. Returning home we changed thy route and came through Bradford and Orangeville where we suw the finest farming country on the enâ€" tire trip. At Latchford we met a Mr. McLellan, a lumber king, who bad five million feet of lumber on hand. The party slept at Brunk‘s hotel. Thursday morting we took « matar hoat trip on the lake which is forty miles Jong. Leaving l.mrh-‘ ford at 10.30 we arrived at Temagâ€" ami_ shortly before noon. Arrived at North Bay at 4.10 p.m. At Sturgeon Falls we saw the lumberâ€" men guide the logs through the dam down a specially constructed waterâ€" way. Leaving North Bay at 8.05 p.m., the party reached Trout Creek at 9.20 p.m. after havinge tire trouble on the way. Here the party spent the night at Casper Hummel‘s, his wife being formerly a Miss Con vad, cousin to Conrad Bros., Waterâ€" lo0. Priday morning the trin was continued. At Huntsville from the top of Mountain Park, 500 feet high, a good view of the country could he obtained. Some of the inhabitants of this district tell you deer are so plentiful in this district that they are known te jump over motor cars travelling on the road. The roads were on the whole good throughout the trip. Gas for motor cars costs 38 to 40 cents a gallon, which was considered reasonable for Northorn Ontario. Reached Bracebridge for dinner and then went on to Gravenhurst for a 24 hour stop. Leaving here the party reached Jyah-rluo at 11.30 p.m. nmf completed a most intereatâ€" ing and enjojabie 1050 mile motor FINGERS AMPUTATED Wytericn â€" Chureh e was largely at Juze 28th. Rev Formusa gave an en his work in 12â€" the Sunday W. F. \Mf«Connell Second to Jr. IM.â€"Hunorsâ€"Selâ€" ina Bauman 464, Lizzie Frey 457, lda Diefenbacher 454, Susannuah Bauman 436, Levi Frey 432; Passâ€" Sylvester Burkhart 411, Owen Burkâ€" hart 411, Rebecca Bauman 391, Lydia Martin 387, Urias Bauman Jr. II. to Sr. 1M.â€"Passâ€"Elsie Bauman 406, Ananias Bauman 389, Saloma Buauman 386, Jacob Martin 367. Sailing out into the uzure sea of a clear June sky from Southampâ€" ton way, an aeroplane, at fuirry high altitude, pased over Wallenâ€" stein at precisely 9.42 o‘clock on Monday morning and was last seen apparently heading for Hamilton. Promotion Exam. Results Bauman 504, Seranus Wideman 480, David Bauman 472, Christina Bauman 456, Rebecca Martin 452; Pass â€" Lovina Martin 432, Orvie Bauman 417, Elmeda Diefenbacher 400, Amsey Bauman 389, Ammon Martin 378, John Bauman 362. Easter entrants to Primerâ€"Gerâ€" trude Martin, Lorne Martin, Auron Martin, Naney Bauman, Alvin Marâ€" tin, Tilman Bauman, Hattie Gregâ€" ory, Ammon Gregury, Katie Bau pran. Juneâ€"End Visitors. Mr. Washington Bricker of Wat erluo | was a â€" midâ€"week | business visitor in Wallenstein vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Matthews of Glenallan were weekâ€"end visitors with friends in Wallenstein. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Picrce and family were Sunday visitors with Listowel relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Gregory ind family spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. El B. Sauder of St. Jacobs. Miss Ethel Trafelet of the Peel and Wellesley school of West Walâ€" lenstein is enjoying her vacation at the home of her parents near Southâ€" ampton. _ Operated Mainly for Convenience of The cancellation of two special trains arriving here daily each foreâ€" noon and afternoon from Listowel and leaving for Elmira was included in C.P.R. echanges effecting Wallenâ€" stein at the conclusion of the high school term in June. at Bricker‘s School The following tabulation shows the results of the recent examinuâ€" tions held in Union 8. S. No. 14, Wellesley and Woolwich: First to Secondâ€"Daniel Bauman, Lydia Bauman. Primer to Firstâ€"David Bauman, Ivan Burkhart, Menno Martin. Mrs. J. H. Rae Hamilton of Red Hill school is vacationing at her parental home near. _[.ist_uwul, _ Miss Dorothy Kehl of Glenallan recently spent a few days with the Misses Olive and Dorothy Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Victor| Isechuue) and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ostell and their respective families were reâ€" cent â€" picnickers | from | Kitchener along the Conestogo River west of Wallenstein. _4 Mr. and Mrs. Esley C) Matthew spent the weekâ€"end as guests of Mr and Mrs. C. E. Tallman of Kitch ener. + Mr. Whitney Fenton of Drayton was a Monday visitor with his aunt, Mrs. W. C. Martinson. Mr/ and Mrs. Elias M. Gingrich und Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gingrich of Ephrata, Pennsylvania, atternced the funeral of the former‘s brother, the late Mr. Moses M. Gingrich near Florudale last week, Mr. and Mrs. William Hahn and daughter Marjorie and Miss Susinâ€" nah Wager were Sunday visitors from Bridgeport at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gooding. Mr. Victor MacLennan of "Bricker‘s School" is spending . lus summer © cation at Macton and Millbank TWO SPECIAL C. P. R. TRAINS ARKE CANCELLED News Notes, One of the worst electrical and wind storms in many munths visited this vicinity from seven to nine »‘clock last Thursday evening. Barley is rapidly heading out in Mr. and Mrs. Menno Brubachet ind daushter Gladys spent Wednesâ€" rave named their little «laughts-rf\iu,\' evening with Mr. Ezra Martin. ‘Edna", and "Melvin‘ and "l‘t_f:lh- The Missos Mazdalena Brubacher, lon" are the respective names giyen | West Montrose, Sarah Martin, Wal their little sons by Mr. and Mrs. ‘I.~||~I--in and Elien Martin of North Absalom MBartin and Mr. and Mrs.| Woojwich, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bowâ€" Oliver Martin. mun. Yalton, Messts. Wesley Martin 20000 eonnasname enc e eaes |and Clarencs> «Martin B _v__â€"_â€"_â€"_â€"_â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" .Il-.nrnlu and Mr. and i MACTON 1 .I;n\\'m;m were recent y ___________________â€"â€"®Sin and Mrs. Jonathai Mrs. Mat. Stickney of Port Huron, fEnjOy Picnic. Mich., Mr. and Mre. Dan Brown ulnlfi The members of the wons. Robt. Engene and Russel 07 |Cinb, accompaniel by Detroit and Mrs. Earl Woods :lll'l(nlulxw-ul to Victoria I daughter Betty of Harriston, spent ler on Saturday. whe last Wednesday with Mr. ard Mrsoitheis pienic Leslie A. Begge. _|Attend Convention. Mrs. Earl Tabbert: has returted home after spending a few dare with her parenta, Mr.and Mrs Albert Pence of Paisley Barley is this district Pence of Paisley Rev. Benj. Eyre of Glenallan paid this locality a few | pastoral ealls last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Beggs and son Bobby epent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs: Careon Mewhiney Mrs. Joe MeTavich and son Kuseel spent a day with her father, Mr An thony Newton Miss Lella Finlay was a recent visitor with her friend, Miss Muyrtle Wilfong of Elmira. â€" Miss â€" Kathaleen _ Richardson spending a few days with friends New Hamburg. Mrs. Jamea Cherry ie spending a week with her daughter. Mre. Leslic Begge â€" Mr. Earl Tabbert accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C. Tabbert of Linwood «pent Sunday with friends in Puic les Measts. Wray: Beggs and Gideon Wagler ealled on Mr. Robt Mew hiney on Snnday Mr. Wilfred Thompeon of Paisley was a o visitor in this locality last Thursday Mr and Mrsâ€" Leslie Beges and family visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Norman Mathews of neai Yatton Mr. Relchard of Elmira was a busines« vieitor on our line on Mon day Mrâ€" and Mrs: Earl Tabbert were vieitors in Kitchener on day last week Mesers John lAnseman and R 8 Allingham were business viaitore in Linwood last Wedneaday ADVERTISING In The CHRONICLE ellesley and Woolwich: Sr. HHL. to Jr. H1L. â€"Honorsâ€"Levi High School Students. Results of Exams. WALLENBTEIN ole al |__ _ The members of theâ€" Tocal Ladies®\ [Clnb, accompanied by their familHes, Imulr;y-.l to Victoria Park, Kllchen-‘ ler on Saturday. where they held [their plenie Attend Convention. I \ number of local persons attendâ€" (ed the Sunday School Convention of | Woolwich _ township hbeld in the | Evanzelieal church at North Wool aich on Wednesday. ‘School Picnic. The papils of the public: echool beld their annual pienic on the i«‘l.tm. erounds, Menday afternoon. |Various â€" games â€" were induiged | in ';lfls-r which all enjoyed a delicious |lirmch 6f catalwiches, ice cream and The staff and pupils of the Yatton Public School held their annual picâ€" nic in Wilkinson‘s flats, near Wal lenotein on Wednesday afternoon. A good program Of sports and games was fullowed by the presentation of «a lovely travelling sultcase to Mr Harold Jackson, who resigned a few days ugo 10 accept the principalship of the Palmerston Public School. Following is the address Dear Teacher:â€" We would usk you to accept this slight token, not for Its intrinsle value but as a slight token of our appreciation of your past services. Wishing you every success in your new feld of labor Signed on behalf of all, The Pupils. . The address was read by Reta Schedewitz and Karl Gooding made the _ precentution A _ sumptuous lunch. served later, was much enâ€" joyed. News Of Interest. Mr. N. A King Of Elmira was a business visitor in this focality, Mics June Weichel and friend, Kathleen Rudow, of Elmira, were Yorton visitors on Wednesday, at inding the school pienic Mr. Earl Matthews is training bis race horse for the races to be held at Arthur, July Ist. _ What may have proven a serious Bre, fortunately was discovered in time to prevent any serious loss. On Friday during the severe electrical storm the barn of Mr. Heury Mets ger was struck by lightning. The men beidy near noticed the fresand succeeded in extinguishing it before it got beyond control Presentation To. Mr. Jackson. We, the pupils of 8.8. No 1 Peel, having learued of your intended de parture, feel we cannot allow you to go without expressing in a tangible way our appreciation of your serâ€" vices here during the past few years. YGu have. indeed, proved yourself a capable teacher and have ever been ready and willing to help us, both in our work and play. at Arthur, July Ist. Quite a number from here uttend ed Elmira Chavtaugua this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ruler spent Friday in Harriston, visiting Mr. A. H. Gardiner, who left on Sunday for Regina. nccompanied by his daughâ€" tee Francis. Mr. Gardiver is attendâ€" inz the Newspaper Convention in the Woestern city. Mis. Eo OC. Perkin returned to Hurriston on Friday Quite a number attended (Glenâ€" allun | waraen | party s ou â€" Tuesday ndsb Mr. «Haroid Jucksun has been enâ€" vueed as brincipal of the Palmerston Pirbtic _ School. _ Mr._ Kraemer â€" of Macton his keen engaged in his forâ€" mer position. Willard Gardiner ol Harriston is spending a few days with his grandâ€" purerts, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ruler. Mr. Clayton Chrictmann attended the Le‘smmon exrden party on Friday right. Mics Dorothy Kehl of Elmira visitâ€" eld triends here last week. Mrs. C. F. Martin, we are sorry to be informed, is not quite as well as formerly. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Horst and son Donald, Mesars. Edmund Bowman, Aidd sn â€" Bauman, â€" Mahlon â€" Snyder annd the Misses Anta and Lavina Horst and Benlah Suyder visited with Mr. and Mrs Dan Horst at North Woolwich on Sunday. Mics Margaret Bowman of Waterâ€" loo spetit the weekâ€"end with her parâ€" wlits. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller have reâ€" toned to their home after spending a Tew weeks with friends in Detroit. Elmer, Willard Naomi and Velina Martin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elo Snyder at Bloomingdale Sunday. Mrs. Joe Wideman and daughter Minerva, Mics Melvina Frey of New Jerusalem, Mrs. Emmanuel Bowman and daughter Gladys spent Wednesâ€" Jday evening with Mr. Ezra Martin. tit BARN STRUCK Mivs Ruth Jackson spent a couple lays last week with her parents, Mr. ind Mrs. J. R. Jackson Mic 0. K. Murtin: we are sorre 45 Various gan after which firmch 6f cati cakee Mro aand 2 and daneht« Mro uid Micâ€" Erwin Shooemaker and | danghter â€" Myra, _ Norma â€" and Verna. accompatied by Mr. and Mrs. Silvetor Bowman of Elmira. spent Srmlay with Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Bowman at Mannuheim A number from this vicinity atâ€" tended the camp meeting at Mildâ€" may on Sunday Mr and Mrs. Ezra Burkhart and Vr ind Mre. Alvin Burkhart of El mirna. spent Sunday with Mr. and Visâ€" Noah Shoemaker Prepare Fine Program. The members of the Evangelical Sumday School are rendering a Chilâ€" dren‘s Day program 0n Sunday evenâ€" Ins. Inly Sth. commencing at elght w vlock _A splendid pogram of rect tations, _ songs. . dialoguea and a tations. songs. . di@lognea and . a pageant "It ts more Blessed to Give than to Receive." has been prepared. We extend a hearty welcome to all Carl Wingrove, farmer, elected to be tried by a higher court when he was â€" arralgned | in _ Simeoe â€" police conrt recently. charged with inflletâ€" Ing grievone bodily harm on John Long. _ middle â€" aged _ Walsingham Township farmer and hia 16 year old son Ras{l while they were apear ing fish in a atream on Wingrove‘s property. Harold Juckson was a bust visitor toâ€" Palmerston on Frf FARMER ON TRIAL FLORADAL K «Martin of near St. [r. and Mrs. Martin recent vieitors with Jonathan P. Martin. BY LIGHTNING Farm | _A very pretty wedding â€" was Isolemnized in St. John‘s Lutheran Church, Clifford, when Edith M. ‘Dietz, daughter of Mr. ind Mrs. Wm. Dietz, became the brice of Mt. Levi Miller, second son of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Clifford. du s W, Bisenthal officiated. _ The widding music was plaved by Mre. Dottman, 'alstvr of the bride. The bride anterâ€" ed the churech on the am of her faâ€"1 ther, who gave her in marriage She a was gowned in apricot crepe, with | ar lace over drapes. made on lon@ Anes.j She wore a picture hat, with white Zi shoes and mittens to match. She ‘;, carried butterfiy roses and I{ivy of pr the valley Miss Tillle Miller of Kitâ€" chener acted a« brideemaid and 1 ta _ gowned in green crepe chiffon, with V matching hat and ehoes. She alio M carried Columbia roses and lily of! the valley. The broom was ascisted e by Mr.~ Karl Koehie of Clffford /1 After the signing of the register a 1. reception was held at the home of the bride‘s parents, where sumplu-:K ‘ons wedding supper was aerved. j" Pretty June Wedding The bride and groom laft on a moâ€" tor _ trip _ to _ Hamilton, Toronto, Niagara Falls. On their return they will live on the groom‘s farm in Minto Visitors Coming And Going. Rev and Mre. Bisenthal and fam ily left late Saturday night for Pem broke, to attend the funeral of Rev Bleenthal‘a father Slaentnale [alher Mise Margaret Shelby hae returnâ€"|by the Pr Mr. Albert Selp of Arthur was a|jed to her home after «apending a|not be feas weekâ€"end _ viattor _ with _ Clifford|week In Detrolt, where she was the .l"nd a m friends. guest of her cousin. leter _ and Mr. and Mra. Adam Belp and famâ€" _ Mims Flotence Sheiby of Rastwood Robertson. Meat Manager, Meat Manager, R. WALLACE PICKLES BUTTER â€" Cherry Cake w.27¢ Valencia Cake w».17¢ PEANUT BUTTER 2=:=»25. OXYDOL WATERMELONS Each «@@c FANANAS â€" > â€" 3;@17° FOrATOES â€". .. 15 »+45: TOMATOES .:. ». 210| MELONS | ®acn 23¢ BREAD BACON iteh PIECE SLICED. LB. JELLIED VEAL WHITEFISH SEA HERRING CHOCOLATES 84â€"O0UNCE JAR 16â€".O0UNCE JAR | 32.0UNCE JAR PRIME RIB w». 18â€" RUMP "»s.s i PORTERHOUSE â€" 1». 28â€" SHOULDER Tender and Juicy Ib. Spareribs Tis â€"6nRAT WHOLE WHEAT BISCUITS A TREMENDOUS SAVINGâ€"THIS WEEKâ€"END ONLY GOLDEN ARROW BEAND KEEPS WHITE CLOTHES WHITER FINEST QUALITY ONTARIO CRBEAMERYâ€"OUR OWN SILVERBROOK VICTORY BRAND A DAINTY CHRISTIEâ€"BROWN BISCUITâ€"A Pure Chocola DELIVERED DAILY TO ALL STORES SOWEGASâ€"RIPE AND LARGE SUGARâ€"CURED SMOKED BREAKFAST FRESH CAUGHT LAKE NIPIGON A & P QUALITY BEEF 235 KING ST. W., KITCHENER PHONE 3181 19 KING ST. N., WATERLOO, PHONE 997 CLIFFORD H. P. FISCHER. FRUITS and VEGETABLES SUNNYFIELD PASTEURIZED CREAMERY, LB. 24c MAYONNAISE Encore Makes Your Salads and Sandwiches Taste Better ROASTED _ AND STUFFED Grocery Manager, Meat Manager, ROASTS Miss Gertrude Reuber of Elmira was visiting at the home of her parâ€" ents. Mr. and Mrs. REzra Reuben. Hly, Mrs. Jacob Frey and son Eimer, were | visiting with Waterioo and Kitchener friends Over the weekâ€" end . f Mr. John Heubauch of Kitchener Is visiting with friends in Clifford and Normanby Vr. and Mrs=Lawrence Demmer ling and daughter, of Hamilton visited with Mr. and Mra. L Dem merling over the weekâ€"end SMART WOMEN Prefer A « P Stores! Mra. Armand Frey and son Doug las, are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jack Milligan, Clifford. ATLANTEC & PAcirrC Tra Co. We are glad to hear that Mr. John Zimmerman of Carrick. who recentâ€" Iy anffered a paralytic stroke, is imâ€" proving alowly Miss Edna Kalpin of Waterloo is viatting with her parenst. Mro and M« Fred Kalpin A goodly number from here atâ€" tended the Townahip Sunday School Convention, held at Dickie Settle ment School on Tuesday evening laet Mrâ€" and Mrs_ Norman Snyder of Kitchener viaited with Mr. and Mrs 0 (1. Hallman on Tuesday last. Women who know the wisdom of seeing what they buy; women who appreciate thatâ€"cash and carry is the least expensive way to buy foods; women who want the best foods for the least moneyâ€"these are Misa Verna Bricker is spending her vacation at her home here. ANN PAGE Miss Grace Barton of New York City is viaiting with her «ister. Mra J Botcker the amart womenâ€"the women who prefer A & P Food Stores and shop there regularly. LIMITED, OF CANADA OUR OWN ENCORE BRAND N. ADAMS. W. McALLISTER. Sweet Mixed _ BQâ€"o1. Jar 3%7¢ ~ Large Package 2R tor 37e b. 25c Potato Salad~19¢ Grocery Manager, ROBEVILL E *% 61c J. K. MOSER. 69 KING ST. E., KITCHENER PHONE 3846 BISCUITS i. 2 3¢ 3,4â€"0z. sir 10c FRESH CAUGHT Sliced is visiting at the home of her Mr. A. Shelby. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. George Shepâ€" bardson and son Wayne of Huntingâ€" ton, Indiaa, visited in the communtâ€" ty the past week. Bishop A. M. Johnston of Huntâ€" ington, Ind., preached In the Unitâ€" (-(l“l)rell!ren (‘hl}l‘(‘h Sunday evening. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs â€" Thomas Marshell the past week | were Mrs. Margaret Bell, Mrs. Robert Smuck and Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson and son, all of Ayr; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marshell of Toronto; Mr. and Mre. Norman Cress and «on of Kitchener; Mr. Clae Veitch of Galt: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborne and daughter Jean of Toronto. Premier Henry haa refused Kitchâ€" ener‘s request for a joint conference between the federal minister Senaâ€" tor Robertson in order that a local delegation atong with othars from Hamlitoff. Niagara Fails and othor places might diecuea the unemployâ€" ment queation _ The reason given by the Premier was that it would not be feasible for civic delegates to attend a meeting of the Prime Minâ€" Mother was inclined to worry and whenever anyone went away, insistâ€" ed that they keep her posted on everything. _ ‘"It‘s so eaay these days," said mother sensibly, "one is always near a telephone, and Long Distance is so quick and satisfacâ€" tur{. I don‘t know what I‘d do without it !" & PREMIER REFUSES HEARING WE DELIVER EXTRA CHARGE 10c » 18 Mother Knows Best Grocery Manager, LL 24â€" LOAF the â€" Federal â€" Minister w. 25e i. 25e â€"13¢ A. LEJITH. uncle