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CHILD KILLED AT BARRIE The first automobile fatality at Barrie in three years occurred late Saturday afternoon when George Plowman, fiveâ€"yearâ€"old son of Hugh ~Plowman, local commercial travelâ€" ler, was instantly killed as he darted from the sidewalk on Bredford Street into the path of an automoâ€" bile driven by Herbert Eckel, 18 Dill St., Kitchener. Eckel, accomâ€" panied by his wife and four emall children, were enroute for Baysville, Muskoka, for a holiday. He was not held. An inquest is unlikely. This is a branch of the wellâ€" known Silverstein‘s Fish Market in London, and will be conducted along the same principles of giving the public the finest quality obtainable along with courteous service and strict cleanliness. _ All fish are scaled and boned before delivery. The first Silverstein Fish Market was opengd seven years ago in London, by Louis Silverstein, in a small store with no help but himself. His methods have succeeded in building up a fish business that toâ€" day has five delivery trucks on the road, with 14 employees. It has been built upon the lasting foundation of "Quality, Service and Cleanliness," and the same methods will be folâ€" lowed in the Kitchener store. SILVERSTEIN _ FISH STORE NOW OPEN Silverstein‘s new fish market at 104 King St. West, Kitchener, has opened its doors for public inspection and citizens will have the opportunity of visiting a smart, cleanâ€"looking modern fish market. . The manager of the Kitchener store will be Mr. Sam. Silverstein, a son of Louis Silverstein, the founder of the business. The Plowman child was returning from a swim and suddenly ran from the curb, giving Eckel no chance to avoid striking him, police said. Mr. Eckel is a member of the Muâ€" tual Life head office staff at Waterâ€" WATERLOO DEFEATS GALT The Galt cricketers were eliminâ€" ated from the Grafton Shield comâ€" petition at Galt Saturday, when they were defeated iby Waterloo by 153 to 102. The fielding on both sides was good. Groves, of Gait, was high ecorer with 35 runs. The Youngman brothers and Seagram accounted for exactly 100 of Waterloo‘s runs. Downing and J. Youngman were beat Bowlers for WaterlOo. Specialized Service _ | on all types of 5 Radio Equipment. ommimmmmmmmmnnemmmmmmmenmmminy Fresh Fish Tel.: Office 572. Res. 3581 346 King St. W., Kitchener. Whitefish 1b 15¢ There are many loads we HAVE to carry. But eyeâ€" strain needn‘t be one of them. 1s THAT a burden? No doubt of it. All dayâ€" every day â€" eyeâ€"strainâ€"if you have itâ€"draws on your nerve@upply excessively. it retards you subtly, surely, and in many cases unknowâ€" ingly. Unload it! Let our service cause you to see with comfort. SPECIALS All Fish Cleaned and Boned Fresh Caught Perch 2 Ibs 25¢ Fillets 2 lbs 35¢ (Continued next Thursday) Mackerel 2 lbs 25¢ ALSOâ€"Fresh Pickerel, Haliâ€" but, Sea Salmon, Kippers, Finan Haddies, Scallops and Frog Legs. SILVERSTEINS Dedicated To . _ Better Vision . . . Be Rid of This Burden. MARSLA ND Radio Service THE JANSEN EYESIGHT SERVICE 10 Frederick St. KITCHENER, ONT. qQuUaALITY FISHM 104 King St. West Phone 236 KITCHENEA FREE DELIVERY Lowest Price in 15 Yeers "Fresh from the Gardens" John H. Kreitz, relief for D. C. Schweltzer family, $8.13; New Hamâ€" burg Independent, printing 200 coâ€" pies Voters‘ List, $193.00; S. R. Hart & Co., tax ledger, $5.38; Menno K. Roth. allowance for August, $20.00; Road Accounts Chas. Rieck, dragging and labor road 9. $1].45; Kieawetter Bros, storage for grader> $6.00; Wilfred Wanner, dragging and | weeding, $11.80; Wm. Egerdi, gravel contract, QSG!EASO; C. W. Gerber. gravel conâ€" | tract, 648.00; Anthony Olenick, weed cutting, $8.40; Chas. Stoeser, dragâ€" ging and labor road E, 34.98; Herâ€" bert Lantz, dragging and labor road D, $64.40; D. H. Snyder. labor, road D, $1.60; C. Graber, labor, road D. $3.00; Homer Snyder, labor, road D, $3.00; Lloyd Shantz. labor, road D, $4.40; Voucher No. 20 Nos. 309â€"326, $91.90; Voucher No. 21, No. 327â€"335, $52.85. â€" | _ Mrs. Card, who was a former resiâ€" , dent of Kitchener, was coming to , this district to visit her sisters in ; Doon and Preston. Her daughter, Queenie, was driving the car in which her other daughter and two grandchildren were passengers when hnother machine forced them on the ‘aoft shoulder and into the ditch. | Misa Card euffered a fractured knee and her sister a broken arm, the children escaping with minor inâ€" Juries. Moved by Simon Ditner and Alf. E. Kerr that Byâ€"Laws Nos. 720, 721 and 722 be now read a third time and finally passed. Read and passed. Moved by M. A. Schmidt and Simon Ditner that leave be given the mover to introduce a byâ€"law to provide for current and necessary expenses for the year 1932 and 33 and that said Byâ€"Law be now read a first and second time. Communications were read from the Canadian Logion, Toronto, re unemployment of exâ€"service men. The Department of Lands and Forests regarding back to the land movement. ‘The K.â€"W. hospital adâ€" mitting patients from this munickâ€" pality. The department of Public Highways appointing date for auditâ€" Ing township road expenditure for 1931. Moved iby Alf. E. Kerr and Her bert Kaster that a Byâ€"Law be introâ€" duced to levyy and collect the amounts required by the trustees of the several school sections and that said Byâ€"Law be now read a first and second time. Moved by Simon Ditner and M. A. Schmidt that a Byâ€"Law be introâ€" duced to assess the subscribers and rentails of the Wilmot Township Municipal Telephone System for the amounts required ‘by the commission and that same be now read a first and second time. Moved by Alf. E. Kerr and Herâ€" bert Kaster that the following acâ€" counts be passed and that the reeve issue Orders: Moved by Herbert Kaster and M. A. Schmidt that this council go into committee of the whole on byâ€"laws. Moved by M. A. Schmidt and Simon Ditner that this council do now adjourn to meet again on Monâ€" day. September 19, 1932. Covers County, Township and School Purposes.â€"A Busy August Session. Alf. E. Kerr, chairman, when the blanks in the several byâ€"laws were filled in, the rate of taxation having been struck at 19 mills on the dollar for county, township and «chool grant purposes, The minutes of lh'e'July session were read and adopted. FORMER RESIDENT KILLED IN ACCIDENT When the car in which she was rlding was forced into the ditch by another machine and overturned, Mrs. John Card of Little Rock, Arâ€" kansas, received injuries which caused her death in an Effingham, I11., hospital shortly afterwards. WILMOT TP. 1932 TAX RATE IS 19 MILLS Wilmot township council met at the township hall, Baden, on Monâ€" day, August 15, 193%. All members in attendance, the reeve, E. B. Hallman, presiding. The funeral was held last Saturâ€" day from the Gray Brothers Funeral Home in Gali@with interment in the Doon cemetery. Three eurvive, besides her husâ€" band, two daughters and one «on and three sisters, the Misses Bowâ€" man of Doon and Mre. Panabaker of Preston. wWOULD STOP According to the Lord‘s Day Alliance of Toronto, aeroplane flights at the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo airport on Sunday on a commercial basis are a breach of the Lord‘s Day Act and those responsible for such fights may be prosecuted under the Act. This was the inforâ€" mation embodied to Mayor C. M. Bezeau of Kitchener from H. Huesâ€" tis of Toronto, secretary of the Lord‘s Day Alliance. â€" The letter also states that where any mnnicipulitj conducts flyinr pageants on Sunday at their municiâ€" p:f'nirport. no admission fee to the grounds may be charged. In the cue_ghe.re passengers are hk_en up on Sunday and a regular fee is charged, t‘e pilot of the plane may be held responsible. David Wismer, an employee at the Hambiinâ€"Metcait Candy Com pany, at Kitchener, auffered painful burne about the face while at work PAINFUL BURNS SUNDAY FLYING Chas. Heipel, Clerk Miss E. Hartleib, popular brideâ€" elect of the month, was the recipient of many beautiful gifts at a trousseau tea anranged at the Nurses‘ Home of the K.â€"W. Hospital, where she is a member of the staff. The nurses in training presented her with a beautiful silver dish and the hospital staff made her the gift of a handsome pewter tea service. Miss Scott, lady superintendent of the institution, poured tea and was @osisted by Miss E. Hardy and Miss Sylvia Hallman. . Dr. Frank F, Zwick, Albert St., Waterloo, returned to his home on Saturday after undergoing an operaâ€" tion for appendicitis at the hospital. He left on Monday for Kincardine where he will spend two weeks conâ€" valescing. He will be joined by Dr. H. G. Lackner, who is holidaying at Lake Huron. Mr. Norman (H. Letter attended the annual meeting of the Ontario Funeral Services Association, held at Toronto‘s Royal York Hotel, reâ€" cently. Herbert _ ‘Heimbecker, Sunday School superintendent was general chairman and Mrs. Geo. Orth conâ€" venor of the refreshment committee. Mrs. Catherine Huehn was the oldâ€" est lady to attend while Mr. and Mrs. Schlote had the largest family preâ€" sent. Miss Maxine Ricker of Owendale, Mich., and Mré. Anna (Ballentyne were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wim. McDougall, at Waterloo. Rev. J. P. Hauch pastor of the Cenâ€" tennial Evangelical Church of Stratâ€" tord. rehewed acquaintances with Waterloo friends on Monday. Mr. George Moogk and son Edâ€" ward of Weston and Mr. Ben Faunce of New Jersey, who have been guests of Mrs. Moogk, Cedar St., Waterloo, are enoying a fishing trip in Northern Ontario. Close to 1,000 members of the St. John‘s Lutheran Church congregaâ€" tion and Sunday school attended the annual picnic held at the Waterloo park on Wednesday afternoon. Ed. Schlitt, convenor of the aports‘ comâ€" mittee had a big program arranged comprising aces, softball, etc. The races were closely contested and proved most interesting to all. An appelizing picnic supper furnished by the ladies was done full justice. Members and their husbands, numbering about 75, attended the annual picnic of Waterloo Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 820, held at the Waterloo Park on Saturday. wINE PROvEs costLy j TO HEIDELBERG MAN Failure to produce his liquor por-’ mit when asked for it proved costly | to Emil Brownteson of Heidelberg when he was called upon to pay $25 , and coega in Kitchener police ooufl..‘ Browniéson claimed he had lost his permit shortly before he was asked tfor it by the police. Evidence showâ€" ed that he had purchased some wine on it in the same day. The court suggested that he may have de stroyed it after he was asked for it and «0 found him gufity. LUTHERAN PICNIC LARGELY ATTENDED Mr. and Mrs. Addison Foell and family have returned after spendâ€" Miss Lauraine Sturm and Miss Marie Jacobl returned to their homes in Waterloo Sunday from Cedarwyld, Milford Bay, Muskoka, where they spent a vacation. M%end Mrs. A. H. Schweitzer and son Leland of Waterloo are enjoying a motor trip to North Bay district and returning via Ottawa. They aleo had a delightful boat trip on French river. Mr. Schweitzer was impressed with the fine roads inâ€" cluding the Ferguson | highway, roller coaster effect, all the way. Mrs. Mary Learn, Arthur Place, _ Friends of Miss Jean Tweed, daugh: Kitchener, is holidaying at Springâ€" ter of Mr. and Mre. Charles Tweed, field, Muskoka, the guest of Mr. and Bridgeport Road and Miss Isabel Mre. J. Becker. Chivers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The friends of Miss Ursula Green: Wm. Chivers, Queen St., N., are William street, Waterloo, will be pleased to learn they are rovering «ory to learn that she is at the K.â€" from their recent illness. W. hospital where she underwent Miss McEwen of Buffalo, N.Y., was an operation for appendicitis last the guest of her sister, Mre. Bricker week. |and Mr. Lorna Bricker, Kitchener. Congratulations were showered on Henry Heer, 47 Union street, Waterâ€" loo, Monday, on the occasion of his 80th birthday. Mr. Heer‘s two sone are Oscar and George Heer. Mr. and Mre. John Rits of New Hamburg were guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ritz, Water St., Kitchener. Mr. and Mra. Orley Uffelman, Wil low street, left Saturday for Monâ€" treal where they met Mr. Uffelman‘s {father, Mr. Jacob Uffeilman, who is returning on the Empress of Britain from a trip to Rurope. Mr. Uffelâ€" man visited Scotland, England, Holâ€" jand, Germany and France. {nct dentally, Hon. G. Howard Ferguson and Mre. Fergueon are arriving on the Empresa of Britain which docks at Montreal toâ€"day, Ang. 18th. Kitchener received deep cuts to his suffered -;;'_q:g:h to the face when the car in which he was middle finger of his hand while riding struck another car in Vic at work at the Onward Manufacturâ€" Dr. C. E. Stolts, Mrs. Stolts and daughter Mise Dorothy, Queen‘s Boulevard, have returned home after amdlng’lh past week in Toâ€" ronto where Dr. Stoits attended the sessions of the Dental Association. Mrs. P. V. Wilson and daughters Marian and Elinor returned to Watâ€" erioo on Tuesday from a six weeks‘ vacation spent at Point O‘Barrow, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL BADLY GASHED ; ___ . > FINGER HURT | _ Mrs. Harry Dobson and ha’?nuh- \ ter, Miss June, have left their home in Pontiac, Mich., after a week‘s holiday in Kitchener where they were the guests of Mrs. Doh «on‘s parents, Mr. and Mre. Adam Kuchner, Irvin atreet. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ferrier, Ellen «treet, west, Kitchener, have as their guests, their son, Dr. W. H. Ferrier and Mre. Ferrier of Watkin‘s Glen, New York, and their daughter, Mrs. J. M. Turner and son, Allan of Hampton, Virginia. Mrs. W. H. Johneston has returned to her home in Winnipeg after visâ€" iting relatives and friends in the Twin City. Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Tweed, Willow street, Waterloo, accompanied by Mr. Tweed‘s cousin, Mre. Robert Otto, of Plattsville, returned home Saturday from a motor trip to Otâ€" tawa and Montreal. Miss Dorothy Heinke of Chicago is the guest of her aister, Mrs. Seagâ€" ram and Mr. Cameron Seagram, Union street, Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Oecar Gross, all of Waterloo, holidayed at Grand Bend. ing the weekâ€"end at Mamora. Rev. Robert Clarke, Mre. Clarke and family left Saturday tor their home in Bathgate, North Dakota, alter vieiting with friends in Watâ€" erloo, Seaforth and Windsor. Rev. Mr. Ciarke is the son of Chief R. Clarke. OF ODOR NUISANCE The North WaterlOo Angling and Casting Association at a recent meeting authorized Emmanue! Beam to interview authorities of the Proâ€" vincial Health Department in reâ€" gard to having the section of the Grand River between Bridgeport and Freeport inspected. Members of the association believe that the unfayorâ€" able odor from the water is caused by sewage sgeping into the river. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Hahn and family, Princess _ St., _Waterloo, spent a week at Grand Bend. Misses Florence Lippert and May Kreutzsweiser spent their summer holidays at Grand Bend. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mre. Wm. MoDougal} at Waterâ€" loo were, Miss Maxime Ricker of Owendale, Mich., and Miss Margaret Hartman of Meaford. In an exbibition baseball game at the Waterloo Park on Saturday afternoon the Waterloo Cubs deâ€" feated the Galt Bantams by a score of 8 to 6. The locals were forced to use fourteen men to overcome the Galt lead in the eighth. At the opening of the eighth frame the locals were on the short end of the 6â€"5 count. In the eighth the Waterâ€" loo team got three runs to win. BRIDEâ€"ELECT IS PRESENTED WITH SET OF SILVERWARE A most enjoyable social evening was spent at the beautiful summer home "Sunset Lodge", of the Misses Kaatz, McDougall Ave., Waterloo, Wedneeday evening when members of the post office staff honored one of their number, Mrs. James B. Mc: Donald, nee ‘Dorothy Bauer, who was married recently. She was preâ€" sented with a fine chest of table silâ€" ver, accompanied by the well wishes of friends assembled. Games and music comprised the evening‘s proâ€" gram. Mre. Froude Seagram has reâ€" turned to her home in Waterioo from Chatham, where she visited. The Misses Esther Hummel of Preston, Anne MoNinch of Kitchâ€" ener and Louise Germann of Waterâ€" loo are at Wasaga Beach holidaying. Mre. A. R. Goudie and Miss Hope Goudie,. Kitchener, accompanied by Mr. Goudies‘ aister, Mrs. Semple and family of Smiths Falls, left Saturâ€" day for their cottage at Sauble Beach. Mr. and Mre. Harry Dingham and daughter, Mildred, of Detroit, were visitors in Waterloo recently. Miss Ella Motherall and Miss Maâ€" be!l Fisher of ‘Waterloo are holidayâ€" ing at Wasaga ‘Beach. â€" Mr. Paul Sameon of Springfeld. Mass., and Mr. James Samson of Lethbridge, Aita., who have been guests of Twin City friends, have left for ‘Revelstoke, B.C., to visit their father. BOY HIT BY TRUCK While driving the FPackoury Fruit Company truck OR Gaukel street in Kitchener recently, Pearlous Shants the driver, reported that a boy of about six ran out into the side of the truck. ‘The boy escaped serious _ Mra. Beatrice Bourné, ‘Waterloo, is holidaying at Manitoulin leland fot three weeks. ing Company on Monday. F taken to the K.â€"W. Hosplial. Dr. Sherrwood Fox, president of the Univesity of Western Ontario, London, and Professor Fred Landon Of the faculty of the university were recent Â¥isitors in Waterloo, the guests of Rev. F. Clausen, president of Waterloo College, and Mre. Clauâ€" «en at their home, AFbert street. WATERLOO WON FROM GALT Miss Ruth MoBrine has returned to her home, Duke atreat, Waterloo, from an enjoyable holiday at Camp Wapoâ€"Meo, Canoe Lake, Algonguin Mr. and Mre. A. R. Goudie enterâ€" tained the members of the commitâ€" tee of stewards of Trinity United | Mr. and Mra. John Koch c church, of which Mr. Goudio is the| Mr. James Beaton of president, at a delightfailly -n:.fl viaited his daughter, Mrs. garden party on their beautiful lawn,ters, King St., Kitchener Company on Monday. He was Mr. and Mrs, Herold Good and daughter Mary ‘Caroline are visiting the former‘s sister, Miss Agnes Good at Chicago. Margaret avenue, Kitchener, recentâ€" ly to geet the new pastor of the church, Rev. Clarke Logan, M.A., Mre. Logan, and their family. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. H. Woods, Alâ€" bert St., Waterloo, left this week by motor for Manitoulin Island via Tobermory on a two weeks‘ vacaâ€" tion. They will cross over the north shore of Georgian Bay by steamer and then complete trip by motor through Muskoka Lake.district. The round trip will be about 1,000 miles. A motor party comprising Mrs. C. T. Noecker and Miss Eloise Noecker, 54 Albert St., Misses Essie and Hilde Devitt, 12 Bellevue Avenue, all of Waterloo, and Mr. Fenton Jr., of Centreville have returned from a most enjoyable motor trip to various points in the Maritime Provinces. Miss K. W. Scott, superintendent of the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo hospital. left on Sunday for Lake Simcoe where she will enjoy a month‘s vaâ€" cation. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Koch and their daughter, Miss ~Olive, and their house guest Misa Kennedy of Sagiâ€" naw, Mich., have returned to Kitâ€" chener after a threeâ€"weeks‘ motor trip to Montreal and Quebec City. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. °C. K. Kisener, Patricla street, and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Qwartz, Charles street, Waterloo, were Mr. and Mre. C. St. Lewis, and Mr. and Mre. Bill Barefoord, all of Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Prust of Detroit. Mias Margaret Clemena bas re turned to her home, Albert street, Waterloo, from a holiday at Hunts ville, where she was the guest of her niece, Mrs. Hutchinson and Mr. William Hutchinson. Miss E. Leslie and friend of Drayâ€" ton, Miss Irene Fry. Waterloo, and Miss A. R. Bean, Kitchener, have left on a two weeks‘ motor trip to points in Quebec. A number of friends assembled at the home of Mias Cornelia Ebel, 36 Homewood avenue, Kitchener, reâ€" cently, and tendered her a kitchen shower in honor of her approaching marrlage, A feature of the evening was a treasure hunt which concludâ€" ed in the discovery by the brideâ€" elect of a set of stainleas steel knives and forks. Progressive hearts were played the winners being, first, Mrs. Arnold Doepel and the consoâ€" lation Miss Margaret Sturm. â€" Retent vieitors at the home of Mr. and Mre. Wm. McDougall, Watâ€" erloo were, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hahn and daughter Catherine and Mr. and Mre. John Koch of London. _ Mr. James Beaton of Winnipeg viaited his daughter, Mrs. Ada Winâ€" Mre. J. Schnitzler and daughter, Miss Mary have returned to Waterâ€" lo0 after spending a week‘s vacation in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ebel, 36 Home wood avenue, Kitchener, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Cornelia May, to Elmer A. Reiner, son of Mr. and Mré. V. Reinâ€" er, 205 Strange etreet, the marriage to take place the latter part of August. The home of Mrs. F. Koenig, Dayâ€" id etreet, was the ecene of an inâ€" tereating event recently when the members of her family and a numâ€" ber of friends assembled there to congratulate her, it being the occaâ€" aion of her birthday. Miss File Rose of Parkhead and Mrs. L. B. Whittaker of Detroit, spent the weekâ€"end in Waterloo, the guest of Mr. and Mra. Henry Lip hardt. Misa Mary Smith of Toronto and Misa Beatrice Burns of New York City are vieitore in Kitchener, gnests of Mims Smith‘s sister, Mre. Blake and Mr. James Blake. 10 King St. S. WATERLOO Phone 894 ##%4040404040400400000000000804004044 FLYâ€"GO NP MBTCL O SNROOTNCTâ€"â€"UDICNOE eRHT. Rare, ‘primy tang ‘gives sandwiches new power to tempt. MALTED CHEESE l‘.o&-.-vh:.nmndm, Tingering Haver uid quick digertindiity Coffee 4â€"01. bil. 35¢ Pesrless Sweet Mixed PICKLES "#* 23 SALADA Tese w‘c} 'u'h.‘ m 7”’“‘ ‘s 1 sirive to aing in bi "The ghrm a € uw tome. Al 2 for 23¢ 29c 2e« l 26 13â€"08. jar 19¢ §AVINGs MUSTARD BEEF Corned Libby‘s or Fray Bentos ~SPECIAL â€" 19â€"04 SPECIALâ€"Carroll‘s Silver Star IPastry Flour***45 w ~â€" 21¢ 23¢ 12â€"01. .l/. T. s 220 CC \plege. . l 1â€"Ib. tin l-'bl package SHORTENING â€"â€" SPECIAL â€" Kasifirst or Domestic Recent house guests at the home of Mrs. Peter Berdux, 165 "Albert street, Waterloo, were: Mr,. and Mre. Lewis C. Gilmore and son, Jack, and daughter Lois, of St. Catharines, Mrs. Oliver Bernard Wendeln of Toledo, Ohio; Miss Sarah Haynes of Portland, Ind. and Miss Elizabeth Neeb of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. A. Eidman of Rochâ€" ester, N.Y., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hendry, Alma street, Kitâ€" chener. Mrs. W. D. Euler, accompanied by her daughter, Mré. James Cole and children, of Florida, are holidaying ic Port Dover. Mesers. Harvey Heintzman, Louis F. Schwartz, Clayton and Vincent Stumpf and Ike Hertel of Kitchener, are on a fishing trip at French river. Rev. James Fleming, peastor of Knox Presbyterian church, Waterâ€" lo0, Mrs. Fleming and childten are holidaying at Port Albert. Rev. Amos Haist and son Paul have returned to Indiana after a holiday as guests of Mrs. A. Y. Haist and family, Irvin street, Kitchener. Miss Doris Gillck of Lockport, N. Y., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Orâ€" val Hoffer, Kitchener. * Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Musse!man of Windsor were weekâ€"end visitors in Kitchener, guests of Mr. and Mre. B. Musselman. Mr. A. W. Sandrock has returned to Kitchener from Toronto where he attended a convention at the Royal York hotel. Mre. H. B. Good and sons Harvey and Walter, Weber gtreet east, Kitâ€" chener are on a holiday motor trip to Cadott, Wis. Messrs. George Orth and Fred Miller of Waterloo College are on an extended motor trip to Ottawa and Montreal. Mrs. Eldon Bean and daughter} Miss Ruth, of Chicago, is visiting the former‘s parents, Mr. and Mre. Adam Kuehner, Frederick street, Kitchener. The engagement is announced of Miss Elizabeth Hartlefb, RN., Kitâ€" chener, to Mr. Edward J. Dundas of Detroit, Mich., the marriage to take place on September 3rd. The friends of Miss Helen Armiâ€" tage, will be pleased to learn that she is recovering after an operation at St. Mary‘s hospital. Mr. and Mre. R. G. Hall, bad as their guests recently Mrs. E. F. Corey of ‘Chicago, Miss, Gertrude Bristow, Mrs. J. Schuitz, Mre. H. Shosemberg and Mre. W. Beattie, al} of Bright, Mrs. G. Woods of Galt and Miss Hall of Toronto. Mre. R. A. Ferdinand and son, of Chicago visited relatives and friends in the Twin City. SHREDDED WHEAT 12 MADE IN CANADA +« 8y CANADIANS . OF CANADIAN WHEAtT CARROLL‘S ming AOIRIRG prove expensive if h-’td::v l:’sdnh:'v-dudfbd'ulm 2:0? prices that makes for real bargains. You want quality foodsâ€"as Carroll‘s saving pricesâ€"bring us your next order. Specials for August 18th to 25th. THIS MONEY SAVING MEAL Quality Firstâ€"Economy Ailways BISTO large pkg. 21c BIG BISCUITS IN EVERY BOX Carroll‘s Pure BAKING P O W D ER he|ps others eat,too The wheat used for Shredded Wheat is Canada‘s leading product. And this allâ€"family food costs so li.nfk. Eat Shredded Wheat daily and do a good turn for Canada. 19¢ Silver S Lâ€"lb. package and fresh in package of celloâ€"phane. Let baby try out his first tooth on one of theseâ€"give him something to coo about package of 8, 19c FRESH RUSKS Mrs. (Dr.) Kennedy and son, Josâ€" eph of Detroit, Mich., and Miss Sadâ€" ie Queenan of London visited Mrs. J. A. Walsh, Waterloo. Mre. L. J. Diegel and grandâ€" daughter, Miss Elaine Schmidt, 29 Euclid avenue, Waterloo, are spendâ€" ing from four to six weeks in Moneâ€" ton, N.B., the guests of Mre. Diegel‘s eister, Mra. Farley and Mr. A. Farâ€" ley. Miss Gertrude Rafferty, Bridge port road, and Miss Dorothy Bernâ€" hardt of Preston are holidaying at Wasaga Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Michael, Kitâ€" chener, had as their guests Mré. P. J. Sauve of San Antonio, Texas and Mre. M. Waterhouse of Brantford. Recent visitore at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hartleib, Mary street, were Mr. and Mrs. William Bland and family of Toronto and Mrs. Charles Hartleib and family of Port Dalhousie. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Smith and family, John street, Waterloo, are vacationing at "Bon Air," French tiver, Northern Ontario. ©° Wayne, Ind., are the guests of Mrs. Brown‘s sister, Mre. Bardon and Mr. L. Bardon. Mrs. James Brown and childrem Master Billy and Miss Jean, of Fort Miss Jean Hemphill, Waterl0o, and Miss Marville Doerr, Kitchener, are apending their vacation at Wasaga Beach. Miss Lillian Daniells and Miss Florence Power have returned to Kitchener from Vancouver and Vicâ€" toria, B.C., where they attended the sessions of the Canadian Business and Professional Women‘s Club. Miss Doris Skelton of Kitchener has left to visit her mother at Canse, Nova Scotia. Mr. Fred Delion received on Aug. 8th, the congratulations of friends it being the occasion of his 87th birthday. Mr. Delion is in failing health at the home of his daughter, Mre. J. Class, 187 Benton street, Kitâ€" chener. Mr. and Mrs. Leander G. Bowman and «on Kenneth, Kitchener, spent the weekâ€"end at Cargill and Mildâ€" may. â€" _ Manager C. 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