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Preston Rivulettes were crowned lady hockey chan_lsiom of Ontario when, in a suddenâ€"death fixture with the Varsity L.O.H.A. senior chamâ€" pions at Preston on Monday night' the locals handed them a 4â€"0 defeat. Musical numbers were in charxo of the St. John‘s Church grouE. t the close of the meeting the Evanâ€" gelical Society served refreshments. Rev. F. B. Clausen, President of Waterloo College, addressed the meeting on the subject: "Trees by the River." The six conveners of the followâ€" ing committees, with Rev. H. A. Kellerman, pastor, from the comâ€" mittee on education; Missions and Evangelism, convener, Rev. J. G. Litt; temperance and Christian ciâ€" tizenship, A. Urstadt; finance, H. W. Lacey; program, Miss E. Kaat:; eympathy and relief, H. W. Lacey:; decorating, Miss Rhea Kaatz * The members of three Waterloo Young People‘s organizations, from First United Church, St. John‘s Lutheran Church and Emmanuel Evangelical Church to the number of 100 held a joint meeting at the EvariGelical Church on Monday eveâ€" ning. DR. CLAUSEN GIVES INTERESTING TALK Superintendent A. K. Cressman presided at the election of officers of the Emmanuel Evangelical Sunday School meeting held recently. The heads of the various departments were named as follows: junior Sunâ€" day School superintendent, Miss Emma Kaat#? Cradle Roll superihâ€" tendent, Mrs. W. W. Bricker; Craâ€" dle Roll secretaryâ€"treasurer, Mrs. Otto Kuehner; assistant secretary of the Sunday School, Lone Wildfong; ‘minute secretary, Miss Ada House; pianist, _ senior â€" echool, _ Leland Schweitzer, assistant planist senfor school, (Miss Ruth Perschbacher;| pianist, junior school, Miss Gladys Perschbacher, _ assistant _ pianist, junior school, Dwight Kellerman; chorister, Sr. school, N. E. Ratz; as sistant chorister, Sr. school, Willard Snider; chorister, Jr. school, Rov.l J. G. Litt; librartan, Otto Knohner;. assistant librarian, Gideon Beam; | Boys‘ work representative, Garfleld | Creseman; representatives to glru'l leader council, Miss Gladys Hamel. I have taken seven bozes. ‘Today I‘m well; able to do my own work ; no more tired feeling or weak spels. fu-rn upstairs without puffing. I sleep and eat well. My friends are astonished at my -ivm!‘-nmq':ld nuyl:‘nb.: . My : ‘Dr Williams‘ Pink Pills‘." Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pils actually create an abundance.of new red blood, which is the reason why they have given new vitality and strength to thousands of such nervously exhausted and overtired :.'2:.1 Gi’.fiu‘y"in;_.&:‘" '{ig had anaemia, and I took treatment, but with very little improvement. Finally my sister, who had had the same disease, nnyvbd-to( Dr. Williams‘ Pink _"!h-flh.'rhdzâ€"_-m!#logd OFFICERS ELECTED AT EVANGELICAL SUNDA Y â€"SCHOOL Mrs. Fitzpatrick Tolls How Dr. Pink Pills Made Her W Utterly Wornâ€"Out P s $ is k s maw o. Bgp . t _ ;.‘:; ) 3 /4 EsE * A Great Pestilence |.> SJJ 77â€" remsae _ { AG“‘ f e# ' | Rxp+ ndpaiina Chees a Son y D‘m __Mr. and Mrs. Aaton K. Snyder of PRESTON GIRLS WiIN Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada â€"â€" over $226,000,000. It has paid to its policyholders and beneficiaries since forma tion nearly $600,000,000. €The Sun Life Assurance Company of | Canada itself paid to policyholders and beneficiaries in cash during these periods â€" The War (1914â€"1918) J The ‘Flu (1919) The Depression (1930â€"1931) @ALL within twenty years ‘Could there be a more gruelling test? /. € Yetlife insurance stands invincible. During . that whole period it paid every obligation Mlndfitfly-uithumduj "I became rumâ€" down and unable to do my work for a {amily of seven," writes Mrs. W. P. T «e In prosperity, life insurâ€" ance is valuable ; in adverâ€" sity it is indispensable. " _ Have you enough? Consult a Sun Life man CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE LEADS IN ALBERTA Percy G. Davies, youthful lawyer : in a youthful country, on Tuesday night was virtually assured a seat in ; the House of Commons on the Conâ€" ‘ servative benches. in Sing Bing before the jury reâ€" ported. 'fl‘:’flry members later disâ€" closed they had reached a verdict of bfuintt *4 brdil n ~ i brortw ofiieserdhi t 3 BUT PRISONER WISHES HE HAD BEEN A MUTE Daniel Nevins, 29, w nervous at New York on i:dny while waiting for a Hinry to return a verâ€" dict in a murder case against him. His anxiety led him to tell the court he would piead {uflty to a second degree manslaughter charge. The piea was ueoyh?and he was sentenced to from five to ten years in Sing Sing before the jury reâ€" good fellow" and extended best wishes to Mr. Brox for many more happy birthdays. . Mr. Jacob Brox, Ezra Ave., was gleuantly nurrri-ed at his home on uesday evening by a number of friends, the occasion being his 74th birthday. After a few hours was ;rnt in playing bunco and cards, r. Brox was presented with a suitable gift for which he thanked those present in a few well chosen words. Following this a daintfi lunch v‘vu.‘urvod. l'ét t.ll:: close l.l ‘ n «€ 0 ® o jojned in singing "For he‘s a jolly JUSTICE SURELY BLIND he protection of your home, the security of your business, the comâ€" fort of your old age, deâ€" pend first on adequate life insurance. With 211 out of 219 polls in the byâ€"election in the Federalâ€" conâ€" stituency of Athabaska reported, Mr. Davies had a lead of 269 over his closest opponent, Isaac S. Doze, Liberal, and was far ahead of the LADIES‘ AVXILIARY ’ â€"â€""HOLO ENJOYABLE TEA __The Wateri0® ~Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the K.â€"W. hospital held a bridge of 26 tables in the nurses‘ home on Tuesday afternoon Mre. L. Hoffman and Mrs. Agnes McBrine were the cenveners. ‘The guests were recelyâ€" ed by the president of the euxiliary, Mrs. J. 8. Lockie and the lady auperâ€" intendent of the hospital, Mrs. K. Scott. ‘The winners at .contract were Mrs. E. Ziegler and Mrs. Harold Glelser and at auction, Mre. George Hodgitts and Mrs. W. P. Clarke. During the tea hour ‘Miss C. Graybill sang, accompanied by Mre. Garflield Cressman,. The last game of the finals in the Oxford County rural league hockey championship lfames was played at Tavistock on Monday ni%ht between Shakespeare and Drum 0, and alâ€" though Sluke?eare won 3 to 2 they lost the round 4 to 3. This gives Drumbo the undisputed championâ€" ship of Oxford County. . af Russle recently. _ The Burnâ€" pean and Afférican bee producee mm«umn howey as« 1« Astatie ‘brothor tThet has heen a+ BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY TTSCOZNOC 006s and l.mr Recomâ€" panying quoens from Provincé of Alberta to “CMu was the unique feature the Canadian export trade to the Orient und of the shipments aboard the Empross UF Wasste cui l2 2. SHAKESPEARE BEATS DRUMBO the (hinese since the _ Miss Ida Good «pent the weekâ€"end at her home in North Woolwich. Mr. Leonard Jackson of Holien apent Bndv.'y evening on this dine. Mrs. A. W. Ruler and Mre. N. A. Stevene were Sunday visitors at Mr. J. R. Jackson‘s. _ We havre been treated to reail winâ€" ter weather -cu:.n. made the roads impassable cars. Mr. Rmerson Matthews of Glenâ€" wmmmmu _ Miss Olive Matthews has roturned o cte her cptatom Mire mhoge ay . wi er sis re. Hiwyn Chll o nmolum and Ray esare. eows Frank!in spent Sunday with their friend, Mr. Jack Jackson. Mr. Neil Jackeon sapent Thureday evening with his friend, Mr. Nelson Matthews. _ Mr. Morley Jackson apent Sunday with his friend, Mr. Raiph Adams of near Macton. Miss Marion _ Rutherford â€" and Murie!l Matthews spent Saturday with little Miss Verna Guise. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Metsger and sons of Tralee were Monday visitore with the former‘s parents, Mr. and Mre. Henty (Metzger. â€" Mr. Henry lerae) was a business visitor in Kitchener Saturday mornâ€" Mr. Albert Ruler spent Saturday in Kitchener visiting his cousin, Mr. George Wanless, who is il1. Messre. Earl Matthews and Ray Franklin apent Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Norman Matthews. Mrs. John R. Jackson and son Moriey and daughter Ruth, were Saturday visitors in Kitchener and Waterioo. Mr. Bert Haehnel called on Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wuelhauser on Sunâ€" day last. March entered like a lamb and true to form is leaving like a lion. Side roads are blocked for motor traffic. Wedding bells are ringing in our neighborhood. Quite a few from around here attended the sale held by Mrs. Geo. Haffner. Mr. N. H: Siefried is at present on the sick list. Mr. Fred Schuett is at present on the sick list. Quite a few from around here attended the funeral of the late Fredreick Moyer, who was widely known. ~ Mr. Mike Zinger and son Clarâ€" ence, accomdpanied by George Lehâ€" man, visited on Sunday at Jacob Zinger‘s and Mike Zir;fer, Sr. Messrs. Phili% and Martin Nowak of Detroit and Waterloo respectively are spending some time with their friend, Mike Zinger, Sr. Mr. James Mines has secured a position with Mr. Joseph Dumbar. Mr. George Zimmerman called on his aunt, Mrs. Wuelhauser, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Warren spent Sunâ€" day at their farm. Mr. and Mrs. Mike K. Zinger and som Clarence called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson on Saturday. _ Monday night‘s snowstorm blockâ€" ed the main roads here with numerâ€" ous deep drifts, for the first time this winter, making al motor traffic imposstble. The farmere are taking advantage of the snow covered roads and are busily engaged in hauling logs to the local saw mill. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Shants atâ€" tended the funeral of the late Miss Amber Boettger at Paris last week. Farmers Welcome Snow. Messre. Alvin and Josiah Martin &nd Clayton Lichty motored to Seaâ€" forth on a business rtip, Monday. APnE atnti® obhiAnndirnncas $ " on evotas stt n a Mr. ‘and Mrs. Norman Heimpel, Mr. Gordon Schmidt and friend of Kitchener, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ieaac Lichty, Mr. Elam Gingrich and daughters Minerva and Erma of Peel visited with Mrs. Noah Martin, Kimira, on Monday. Sant oo e o e en noay y Mr. and Mre. Ed. Musselman and children Violet, Verna and Cecil of North Woolwich spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. David M. Frey. Miss Katie Lichty of Kitchener spent the weekâ€"ond with her parents, Mr. and Mre. Noah M. Lichty. Miss Mabel Dadewell entertained the members of the "Girls Club" at the home of Mr. and Mre. C. H. Soehner on Wednesday evening. A few ibuey hours were spent in sewâ€" ing on children‘s clothing, that will be sent to a mission in the near fuâ€" ture. Refreshments were served by. the hostess, assisted by Mrs. C. H. Soehner. ‘ Miss Betsey and Annie Gingrich and Minerva Bowman visited on Saturday with Miss Lavina Gabel Mr. and Mrs. Rarl Millier spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mre. Addison Miller, Pilkington. ‘Mr. Walter Snyder of Simcoe épent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mre. Ed. Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne StahIbaum and children Harold, Roy ?nd Grace viaited relatives in Glena lan. Sunâ€" day _ _Mr. and Mrs. D. M.\Bowman visit ed with Mr. and Mrs !Ic- Weber on Sunday. Miss Esther Bowman snent Sinâ€" day Ihgr-.:"umhu.unil.w‘d oc h -45‘.‘..; Taron ir, who is a patient at the Kâ€"W. hos ""Ht. ana live. Joune children Eraie, Alleg 268 Wiiesn of the sixth concession of Peel, visited Mary Matthews spent Thurs |; We are eorry ith her sister, Mre. Eiwyn|/Wm. Sheriffs is otmomh ang ray [2 preunisy. We re. Rarl j recovery. in spent Sunday with their| Mr. Harry M« Mr. Jack Jackeon. spending a ftew Leonard Jackson of Holien|here. YATTON Mr. ARISS Mr. Harry McNaily of Gueiph is :nnth‘ a tfew days at his home ere. The St. Patrick‘s Social which was held in 8t. Andrew‘s Hall here on Friday evening was well attended in epite of so many being clc.k‘. P‘:) gressive euchre was played, the \m winners being Mr. Stanley old of West Montrose and Miss Aunic Lundy â€" of â€" Winterbourne, Some -: was given. htm was served everyone spent an onâ€" jJoyable time. + Mr. and Mro. Honty Hese of Kit chemer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. Fraser Macl urday in Hamilton. We are eorry to report that Mrs. h-. Sheriffs® is sick with an attack of pleurisy. We wish her a speedy "And did his father thrash him when he was little?" "Yen," "And did his father thrash him?" "Y“." A pause. » "Weil, who started this thing anyâ€" way ?" A little fellow who had just felt the hard side of the eHipper turned to his inother for consolation. ‘"Mother," he asked, "did grandpa thrash father when he was n }ittle boy ?" "Yes," answered his mother im. pressively. i.A 22 â€"O0 OB o td nA sA A c i L221 The play, "Good Medicine" whicfi: was presented by the K. & W. Dramatic Club, was very much enâ€" joyed by all those present. Mr. and Mrs. H;nry Becker atâ€" tended the funeral of the late Mrs. Irvin Block of Waterloo on Saturâ€" day afternoon. A number from here attended the closing exercises of the night school classes at the Kitchener and Waterâ€" 'l'g‘? C?lle(i‘n‘tf on _lj‘ri_t_hy evening. Mr. Hatry Brodhaecker of Dickie Settlement was a business visitor with his brother, Mr. Telford Brodâ€" hle‘cker, on 'l:humjay. Mr. Percy Shantz and Mr. John Steckle were busy cutting ice at the Dubrick pond last week. Rulsi C000 ooo ie en onl‘ Quite a number from here atâ€" tended the confirmation services which were beld at the Lutheran Church at Mannheim on Sunday morning. _ The many friends of Master Lorne Kinzie are very pleased to hear that he returned home on Sunâ€" day after having been at the St. Ml.fi Hospital for almost two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Isaish Eby and daughter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hallman on Sunday. .__Miss Delora Polzin, Mr. Gordon Brown and friends from Stratford called on Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dubrick on Sunday evening. Miss Beatrice Becker is s ndins a few weeks at the home of fir. an Mrs. Howard Becker at Kitchener. Mr. Carl Weber of Kitchener visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ezu Be'c\kcir and family on Sunday. o se oo n eenvtne 1 Preparatory services were held at the Weber Mennonite Church on Sunday morning. 1_Services are being held at the W. +M. Church on Good Friday at 10.30. | Many in this community are sufâ€" ifering from the flu, half of the school children being unable to atâ€" ‘tend school. Some folke are in bed + while others are trying to be up and around. : Spring has come in with a snow storm iblocking the road for cars at _certain places: C Mr. and Mrs. H. Gofton and chilâ€" dren Gloria and Delphine of Kitchâ€" ener visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dubrick on Sunday. Miss Florence Becker of Kitchâ€" ener spent a week at her home on account of illness. Personals. C WO0 EeC Come on PeRTREZ Creek. The sale on the farm of Adam 8. Cressman was largely attended. A few in this vicinity attended the funeralâ€"of Mrs. Irvin Block at Watâ€" erloo on Saturday afternoon. + Mr. Delton Fry spent Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mre. Jake Fry at Williameburg. ‘Mrs. Herb Wismer of Doon spent a day recently with her sister, Mrs. Nathaniel Snider and her ‘nlece, Miss Arabelle Snider. Quite a number from this vicinity heard the Goshen College male chorus at the First Mennonite ;Church at â€" Kitchener on Sunday. ‘ Those having radios had the priviâ€" lege of listening to the broadcasts from Kitchener on Sunday evening Innd Preston on Monday forenoon. Mias Rets Cressman spent Saturâ€" day at the home Of Mr. and Mre. Hilâ€" liard Cressman at Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Snider of Bloomingdale spent Monday at the home of their daughter, ~Mrs. Clayton Feick and Mr. Feick. Miss Erma Shants was a guest at theâ€" home of Mr. and Mre. Josiah Martin near Kitchener on Sunday. Mr. #nd Mrs. lsaiah Wismer were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Feick at Doon. Miss Vera Groff ot K.uchcnor,‘ Miss Alice Weber of Williamsburs, Miss Arabelle Snider and Mr. Lioyd Snider spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mre. George Baets and daughter Clara of Williameburg. Miss Elizabeth Wood spent Sunâ€" day with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Elsley of Stoney mLlx has réturned to the city after spendâ€" ing eeveral days at the home of her n Hamilton where she atâ€" Normal School on Friday night. ANd ®vofyone spent an onâ€"{spett Sunday with Mr. and Mre. o time. + Amos Buck. and Mrs. Honty Hese of Kit Mr. and Mre. A. Shants and son -..m‘.mlr.ulm..dm Monday -nm.uumn.% and Mrs. Chas. Buge and tamâ€" SBunday gnosts of Mr. and ts ," answered his mother imâ€" WINTERBOURNE by Wat in the city she wasâ€"the guest wilLpiAmspura STRASSBURG spent Gatâ€" Fhere was no church here on Sunday morning owing to eo many people being laid up with the flu * MsB Mnsd PBitheBiwilshutocinl A with the former‘s parents, Mr. and Mre. Richard Suge. A few from around here attended !hohnmlduohugr.m Moyer, which took place at New Gerâ€" many laat Wednesday morning. 1 y of Bridgeport visited on Snnday Mr. Meat Manager, _ _ R. WALLACE Meat Manager, HOT + BUNS 19. COOKING FIGS .. PALMOLIVE SOAP 3«<~.19c SWZ TEA ts 27e w. ras §Be GERMAN MILLS MATCHES °. . . SEEDED OR SEEDLESS OLIVES ree crrar ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA to OYSTERS SALMON â€"â€". FOR GOOD FRIDAY CALIFORNIA JUICY NAVELS COD â€": ROASTS::#z ::# EAT FIGS FOR HEALTHâ€"WHILE THEY LAST Cottage Rolls = »15. MADE OF OLIVE AND PALM OILs VEAL & 4 m 5 TO T LBS. AVERAGE Shoulders MAPLE LEAF BRAND SMOKED PICNIC STYLE VICTORY BRAND QUEEN NEW PACK ‘SILVERBRIGHT 235 KING ST. W., KITCHENER ~ PHONE 3181 19 KING ST. N., WATERLOO, PHONE 997 A & P QUALITY INSPECTED BEEF ALL CLEAR MEATâ€"NO WASTEâ€"SMOKED FANCY MILKâ€"FED VEAL FANCY sMoOkED ORANGES H. P. FISCHER. BACON 2e » 1B men Rin wechter Fruits and Vegetables Dozen 39¢ THSC! your attention to the t ‘of new, â€" « and & sclection of highâ€"class grocarient" "**" *** O RTNZL Grocery Manager, _ Meat Manager, N. ADAMsS. W. McALLISTBR. s peint the most rigid stand week by week at all ~¢:-.nn oair direct your atiention to the cholce ip. l P 'â€";fl"m:'l";'.“..‘.,'“ l" kfi:""" eeaiees hi PRPCCIC Misses Laura and Atsié ¢1born Bruder were Mr. and Mrs. J. Schuts and son Cyril of Elmira. Mr. and Mré. Wm. Klein and daughters Reta and Marjorie visited at the home of Mrs. Harry Godglick, Kitchener. % Mr. Clarence Warner of near Wililamasburg epent BSunday with Mr. Carl Schmidt. __ We aro glad to be able to report that Mr. Mervin Weober has returned from the St. Mary‘s hoapital, where he was confined for a week. ESH _ CAUGHT BY ATLANTIC STEAKS, LB. 15¢ . LIMITED OF CANADA Grocery Manager, WE DELIVER J. K. MOSER. EXTRA CHARGE 10â€" ER 69 KING ST. E., KITCHENER S PHONE 3846 15e GRAPEFRUIT 4 im 25c mosisee â€" Gilnss Jar SLIOED, LB. 18e and Mr. H. Hi®born of near Freeport spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. B. W. Lichty. L â€" 1b. lsc A & P 3 «. 25e | â€"1579.| _ Grocery Manager, â€" A. LEITH. a fow days with 15 25¢ 33