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A JX a * Mr. and Mre. J. Jones and family Oof Preston were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. ard Mrs. R. Jones. ADVERTISING in The CHRONICLE BRINGS RESULTS. Mise M. Kerr spent the weekâ€"end at the home of her parents in Hesâ€" peler. Mr. and Mrs. A. Richert and «on Of Kitchener «pen‘t Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.C. Hatt A Halloween party was held at the home of Mrs. W. Teet on Monâ€" day evening. Mr. and Mre. C. Reader spent the weekâ€"end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Cove of Woodstock. Two cars of turnips were shipped from Doon on Friday 163 King St. W., Upstairs Phone 2592 and 2750J KITCHENER Passports and Licenses finished same day. Special Leatherette Folder and 4 x 6 Photo, one dozen for Phone 2777w. 50 Ontario St. $ y KITCHENER A. Cohencious Suitable for any kind of rupture. _ Prevent yourself from torture and get a truss to fit you. We have the knowledge and experience to fit you right. EXAMINATION FREE TRUSSES DENTON STUDIO 20" Off Spadina Avenue and College Street 4 Wrie for Folder t HOTEL WAVERLEY HAS ALWAYS BEEN POPULAR WiTH MOTORISTS BECAUSE OfF ITS FINE ROOMSâ€"TASTY INEXPENSIVE FOOD AND PARKING FACILITIES. THE GARAGE IS ONLY ONE mINUTE WALK_ ATTENDANTS TAKE CARS TO GARAGE AND RETURN THEM WHEN REâ€" QuiRED. PLENTY OF CURB PARKING SPACE Hote: WaverLey PHOTOGRAPHS LIVE FOREVER ALL TRUSSES A Complete Stock of MOTORING TO TORONTO 12 Mansion St. KITCHENER, ONT Single $1.50 to $3.00 ates Double $3.00 to $5.00 ORDON‘S oD CA POWELL: Mes Satisfy $3.50 DOON _ 1 DoNT! wou no, Too‘ 1 xnow DE YOU KNOW WERY |[( wWELLl } wELL you Di t _ Do‘ c mR 7 . ®| 1| "But 1 don‘t knew who he was!" said Hubert. "Tell me! I thought he was a London doctor or someâ€" thing." "My cousinâ€"Mey Heathcote, do you mean? Why, I suppose she is gallivanting with the brave Tim, like an obedient daughter. I haven‘t geen her toâ€"day!" y Hubert looked :rarks of interroâ€" gation larger than would go on & twelvesheet poster, "Oh, Hubert, I see it in your eye; s0u are mocking me. You were at schoolâ€"at college! And I‘m sure thatâ€"thatâ€"your cousin has been talking to you all day @hout Sir Thomas Moreâ€"" She could believe almoet anything, tenderness as he knew how. Edith "Nothing is the matter with me," snapped Edith, "anybody would be the same. You don‘t love me any moreâ€"because I am . . . 60 . . . igâ€" norant . . . of history . .. !" "Of history!!!" gasped Hubert, abâ€" solutely at his wits‘ end. "And I couldn‘t help it," Edith sobbed on, without taking any noâ€" tice; "I was never put into the hisâ€" tory claes at school. They made me do . . ." (feob) "harmony and . .. freehand drawing instead!" "But, Edith, Iâ€"â€"" "Oh, pray don‘t think it necessary to excuse yourself!" she cried; "I know 1 am an ignorant little beastâ€" yes, beastâ€"you won‘t love me any more now, whenâ€"now. when" (she swallowed down something here)â€" "Why, even now, you won‘t talk to me about Sir Tohnas Moreâ€"!" "You are laughing at me," she said eadly, "laughing at me. And it is not kind of you, Hubert, just because I am i#norant!" ~ He took her in his arms, but she repulsed him â€"not but what she was absolutely aching for affectionâ€"only lest by chance he should uncover Froude and gGardiner. The other two were comparative‘ly safe. "No, no; don‘t baby me," she said, "I wont‘ be babified!" "Why, what‘s the matter with you now, little One?" said Hubert, much astonished. > "Darting," said Hubert, taking her hand, "I see what it is; you have got it in your head that you are worse than you are. A !ittle care, perfect quiet, this lovely high air, sea and mountain together, and Dr. Growling and 1 will set you on your feet again‘ No matter abou the old Sir Something Somebordies! They know no more than we do; they only charge more!" Edith rose slowly from her reclinâ€" ing position to ner elbow, and searched his face. = "Sir Thomas who*" said Hubert, mysetified. He thought at first she was referring to one of the titled doctors, his senior colleagues, whom she might wish to consult. "You are the wisest littie woman in the world‘" said the enamoured Hubert, "and the prettiest!" "What do you think of Sir Thomas More?" she bezan, eagerly opening fire as soon as he came within range. "Sir Thomas More!" she repeated with emphasis, sure that was the way May and Dr. Growling had proâ€" uounced the name, but colouring deeply all the a@ame. Obedient to Edita‘s wish Hubert stayed out as long as he could, and then reâ€"entered, aching to see the little wife from who he had been parted the better part 0f a day. She received him with a glow of excite ment on her lips, in her eyes, about her cheeks, She was sitting or ra ther reclining on the sofa by the windew, and the early volumes ,Of Froude‘s history m3 a hump finâ€" der the shawl. Sho reéteg her elbow upon them. Meiklejohn was under her pillow, Green on the windowâ€" sill. THE DOCTORS WIFE Chronicle Serial Storv M He brought with him "Tae Conâ€" verted Nothingarian," a work of which he was mortally tired, as it lad formed his wife‘s Sunday readâ€" ing for his benefit from time out of mind. He had also the following: "Dullow on the Strengths of Tim ber", "Pinchbeck on Straing," and a "History of _ Architecture," upon which Edith seized at once, "that girl" having spoken to Dr. Growling are in Italy, and the barbarism of the black and white cathedral of Pica. ‘"‘There, little lase," said ‘he outâ€" andâ€"outer, genially, what say you to that? Bought ‘em for next to nothingâ€"job lot at a sale along the Cheviot Road. And there‘s more where they came from! Sort of inâ€" ventor chap he wasâ€"builder, archiâ€" tect, «o forth. They was goin‘ cheap â€"dirtâ€"cheap was no name for them. I couldn‘t bring more toâ€"day, elee mother would have spotted me. And I don‘t suppose as you want her to â€" No,l thought not. Of course, it‘s an expenée; but better than those fellows at Gilson & Exeter‘s where they charge you ‘full price for each book. Buy ‘em in job lots, 1 eayâ€" wholeeale. That‘s the ticket, eh, little girl?" He eat with his arm about the sofa pillow, cramping his big person on a stool, and showing her @uch rude And Edith would lie for hours gazâ€" ing at the ceiline with the words running jike machinery in her head. Sometimes they went at full epeed, just like the "fast ‘un," which made the cottage tremble every afterâ€" noon. It brought no dear memories any more. For now it said, instead of "Caâ€"raâ€"ta, Caâ€"raâ€"ta, Caâ€"raâ€"ta!" only "Marriedâ€"aâ€"hove het!" as it went by. But the slow, interminable trundâ€" ling empties were the wors:. And Edith fairly burried her head in the pillow to escape from the drawling condemnation, "Maaaâ€"riiifâ€"ed aâ€"boveâ€" ber. Hooooopâ€"Chuckâ€"Clack! Wheeze! Marâ€"riâ€"edâ€"aâ€"boveâ€"hert" Her father came to see her, aston: ished at the expeaditure, but wish ful to contribute, if only in less cost ly literature. Hubert was under the impression that it was a good joke, and he re tailed and embroidered every inciâ€" dent he could remember in the hope of interesting Edith and diverting her from her melancholy. In this he eucceeded. She listened with dilated eyes, and found that of a cerâ€" tainty his mind was given up to his cousin May. And that he only talked to her because he had to, and (yes, perhaps a little) because he was sorry for her. "Married Above Her" But, instead of putting an end to Edith‘s plan of selfâ€"education up to the standard of Miss May Heathcote, Hubert‘s kind apparent ignorance (which she still held suspect) only stimulated her. Hubett came home at three or eix, according to occaâ€" sion. artlessly recording some surâ€" prising inrush of his impulsive young lady cousin, eometimes with a very bored Tim, but more often alone. "Married above her," it said; "The girl who married above her!" A phrase gleaned somewhere and altered, floated up in her mindâ€" most unfortunate wreckage, And after exhausting herself in this agony of possible happiness, she slept from very exhaustion. CHAPTER LV Hubert listened, his Aand in Edith‘s and his finger occasionally on her pulse. He repressed his yewns with care, but all the same Edith noted his inattention. "It is Lecause I do not tell it interestingly enough," she thought. And she brought the story abruptly to an end. So they executed nim!" But that night Edith, determined to find all for the worst, and to imaâ€" gine what she could not find, cried herselt silently to sleep, to the acâ€" companiment of Hubert‘s steady breathing. "He wouldn‘t do that if he really cared!" she said as she sat up and listened. "Oh, if only 1 had been educated likeâ€"like that! Ob,â€"ohâ€"h! â€"ohâ€"hâ€"h‘â€"why did I ever let him marry me? He ought to have marâ€" rvied" (sob, sob), "yes, and if it were not for me he wouldâ€"oh, I‘m sure he would.I should have been so happy thenâ€"I shouldâ€"I shouldâ€"I know I should!" "Thank you ever so much, Ede dear," said‘ Hubert, pulling her ear. "I declare 1 never way so wise be fore. 1 wish I had heen court physiâ€" clan to King Henry that‘s all. And now, little girl, you take this little draught, and get off to byeâ€"bye like a good baby‘s good mother!" but that there was something her Hubert did not know. "Bwear itâ€"no, don‘t swear." she checked hereelf; "that brings bad luck. But say it, as you loveme!" SBhe stopped again ‘"No, as you love baby!" "As 1 love you and baby!" vouched Hubert promptly. "No, just baby!" said Edith, inâ€" élstont. ‘‘Well, then, as I love baby; you know I love you!" Edith sighed a long sigh, and proâ€" ceeded to draw the ready cork of all she had been able to glean in these feverish hours concerning the great, the wise, the honourabie, the catholic, the witty Sir Thomas More, Lord High Chancelior of Engâ€" land 44 B WATERL Mr. A C. Wegener, cur oldest resiâ€" dent, is, we regret to report, on the gick list and his Siends hope for an early recovery. Mr. and family of tore hetre. ford spent Sunday at the Snider home with the former‘s sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Allin Good and Ethel were gnests al the home of Mr. and Mra. Meuno Clem ns at Breslan on Sunday. BALANCE YEAR FREE TO NEW SUBSCRIBER To new subscribers the Waterâ€" Joo Chronicle will be mailed for the balance of the year free. $2.00 will pay your subscription to 31 Dec., 1933. Send in your order NOW. Mr. and Mre. Oli~ ford spent Sunday home with the form The Ladies Aid of St. Matthew‘s Church will entertain the sister aids of St. James‘ Lntheran Chorches in Elmira and St. Jacobs next Tucsday evening. * Miss O. Wittig of St. Agatha spent the weekâ€"end with her brother, Rev. S. J. Wittig and Mrs. Wittic. The 40th anniversary of the dediâ€" cation of St. Ma‘thew‘s Lutheran Church will be fiti‘ngly observed by an English servicc on Sunday afterâ€" noon, commencing at 2.30,. when Rev. Victor Monk of _ Brantford | will preach the sermon and the Young Men‘e Male Chorus oi St. John‘s Luâ€" theran Church, Waterioo, will furâ€" nish epecial music for the occasion. The Zion Lutheran Church Interâ€" mediate League of Stratford. delightâ€" ed a capacity house on their gecond appearance in St. Matthew‘s Parish Hall on Friday evoning, when they very cleverly presented the 3 Act Play, "The Private Tudor", during which every member of the cast perâ€" formed their respective part to perâ€" fection and the old saying "one pro fits by experience‘ was clearly porâ€" trayed by the rendition. Anniversary Service. G A baby boy joined the family circle Of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Uhrig on Wedâ€" nesday last. The Ubhrig family have for some time peen residing at the home of Mrs. Uhrigs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Kirch Enjoy Social. Local farriers attended the sale of surplus pureâ€"bred stock ut the O.A.C. in Guelph ist Wednesday and it has been reported some of the pureâ€"bred hogs hoave been finding places with some of the local pure bred hogs raisers. Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K. Koch were visitons in Nine Pines on Tuesday of last week. Attend Pureâ€"bred Stock Show. Mesers. Urias Weber and Erwin Dahmer were business visitors in Guelph last Friday. Miss Nellie Wrignt of Guelph has been a visitor with her cousins here during the past week. Rev. S. J. Wittig and his St. Matthew‘s Luther League, attended the League Rally in St. John‘s Luâ€" theran Church. Rev. Wittig was one of the speakers. A Hallowe‘en social was greatly enjoyed by the pupils of the Public School and by visiting friecds on Friday afternoon. Enjoy Play. Mre. Henry Scheerer and children of St. Jacobs spent part of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheerer of this vicinity. Miss Gladys Koch has returned home after spending a short time with friends in Ba:ten. And the out@ndâ€"Outer continued cluméily to stroke his daughter‘s hair, and read her extrans out of Lloyd‘s, which he had substituted for Iconoclast, when the door openâ€" ed, and with the usual breezy waft May Heathcote came in, glowing from her ride, Master Edward Charles in her arms. The bube lay still, doubtless feeling the security @ud pleased with the swift moveâ€" ment. The outâ€"andâ€"outer ruose hugely to his feet, almost ouching the low coltege ceiling with his head. May ran to the sofaâ€"side, and stooping kissed Edith, unresisting. Then she placed the babe in his mother‘s arms, where be instantly bent himself into a hoop and showel symptons of disâ€" content. Zulawx® . § 3 2 ‘2/' YEAA, THS > DEA Of BlEssep SWWGLENESS IS ALLl ? U!‘T.‘ ‘FQEXTDOR 11 _ CGaâ€" c333 heart, "you wicked, ungrateful girl. He has asked for a whole day off that he may come and bear you domâ€" pauy. He brought you up. Think of all the kindnese, tae love, the help of years, of thé time when the houseâ€"hold lived on tinned food and soups for halfâ€"aâ€"year.that they might save enough money to send you to the East Dene High School. For shame‘ Oh, for shame" with the sole ideaâ€"or dizcase rather â€"â€"reimarked for the first time how diferent his manuer was from that of Dr. Growling or her fatherâ€"inâ€"law. __"Oh, Edith Dillingham," cried her (To be Continued) Mre. Oliver Snider of Bur Mre. W Heidiinger and Baden were Sunday visi CcoNEsTOGo «_ Mr. and Mre. Menasseh Gingrich and family visited with Mr. and Mrs lemael Martin near Conestogo and Mr. and Mre. Emmerson Bauman, | Elmira. \ Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingrich were: Mt. and Mrs. ( Ed. Snyder and Mr. and Mre. Seraâ€" nus Martin and family of Floradale. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mre. John Poll were: Mr. and Mre. Charles Koehler and famâ€" Mrs. lIsobell Veitch of Dundas ;# «pent the weekend with Mr. and ; [ Mre. T. Marshell. | o The Junior Endeavour of the U. B. Church held a Masquerade Party at the home of Mr. and Mre. Ervin Pefrin on Friday, Oct. 28th. The evening was epent in playing games after which lunch was served. Mr. Roy Hilborn moved a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mre. Perrin for their kind hospitality, this motion was secondâ€" ed by Robert Stager. The boys and girls then returned home having fully enjoyed the evenâ€" ing together. Misa Margaret Shelby, euperintendent of the society, was in charge. Miss Merle Bricker of Kitchener is spending her vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bricker. Mre. Nelson Shantz of Kitchener visited with Mre. J. Bricker on Wednesday. ily Lorne, Francis and Rheta and Mrs. Peter Kolbreuner, all of Kitchâ€" ener. Mr. and Mre. J. B. Robinson of Ayr and Miss M. Fowler of Toronto were visitore with Mr. and Mrs. T. Marshell on Friday. A pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hilborn Wednesday evening. Oct. 25th, when they entertained three of the clasaes from the Evangelical Sunday School, accompanied by their teachere and a few friends. All report having had a good time. Young People Entertained. Mre. J. Bricker and daughter Evelyn visited in Paris on Sunday. Hallowe‘en Party. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marshall and Mr. Roy Marshall attended the funeral of the former‘s sister, the late Mrs. Annie Fowler on Thursday afternoon in Galt from the Gray Broâ€" thers Funeral Home to Mount View Cemetery. Mrs. Alvin Hallman and Mise Phyllis Hallman are the guests of Mr. and Mre. Menno Bricker this week. The local W.C.T.U. held a meetâ€" ing in the Evangelical church on Tuesday evening, Oct. 25th. Mrs. William Netherton, president, preâ€" sided. Miss Margaret Shelby and Evelyn Bricker rendered a duet. The guest speaker was Mre. J. A. Wallace of Simcoe, who gave a eplenâ€" did address on "Solving The Probâ€" lems of Toâ€"day." Rev. O. G. Hallman closed meeting with prayer. Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Merb Shantz and Misées Lona and Wilma Shantz were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Eldon Scheifele, Kitchener. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mfe. Joseph Snyder were: Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Martin and daughter Arlene and Mr. Dan Martin and Miss Lucinâ€" da Martin. "Solving The Problem Of Toâ€"day." People were present from Galt, Preston and Kitchener. A vote of thanks was tendered Mrs. Wallace for her splendid address. Mr. Isaac Brubacher spent Sun day with Mr. Emmanuel Wideman. Messrs. Oscar and Eden Snider spent Sunday with Levi Nelson Weâ€" ber. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Shantz epent last Wednesday with Mr. and Mre Stanley Snider and Mr. and Mre Vernon Woolner, Menzheim. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martin and children Zenas and Ellen and Miss Katle Lichty were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mre. David Snider. Miss Almeta Snider s}o]ft g\ihdhy with her friend, Miss Vera Koch, Conestoga. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mre. Joseph Snyder, Sr.. were Mr. Louis Brox, Conestogo and Mt. and Mrs. John Metzger, Heidelberg. Mr. and Mrs. Seranus Martin Floradale visited with Mr. and Mrs Ed. Snyder on Sunday. AAt trifling cost CANADA STARCH ©0., "CROWN BRAND® CORN SYRUP Porsonals and other items as told by Waterico SNIDER‘S CORNER ROSEVILLE "a \‘\ 1 orttn viarn (,/”\ FOR The PEACE AnDd )/ _ Hnumpn! Quitt of A ‘ So ho mARRMED LFE! K I !! \(\_â€" i l )\, " g“““ bs B Ufla DISTRICT NEWS the Mr. and Mré. Peter Marcell of Lake of Bays visited Mr. and Mre. George Kurtz recently. _ â€" V. Dehler, while driving his car on Herbert St., Waterloo, collided with a car driven by F. Toman. The cars escaped serious damage. Miss Cecelia Hinschberger of Waâ€" terloo spent Sunday at her home here. A number from here attended the funeral 0f the late Mrs. Margaret Es tbaugh at St. Clements on Saturday morning. Mr. Christ Hauck is working for John Seifried‘s. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Bauer and son Miltor and Mr. and Mré. Henry Glausing and family of Waterloo visited at the home of Ed. Hoh] on Sunday. . Mre. L. M. Schaefer spent «everal days in the Twin City. A surprise party was held at Walâ€" ter Hauck‘s recently, when 35 young people enjoyed a happy few hours in dancing and cards. Mr. Aibert Kuriz‘s new tbarn i6 nearly completed. â€" â€" _ ’l‘m:nlp sillpp(ng is the order of the day. Mr. Waiter Hauck took a businese trip to Guelph recently. 0 _ Mr. and Mrs. Albort Moser and Mr. Louis Moser of Waterloo called on friends here on Wednesday afterâ€" noon Bornâ€"On Oct. 24th, to Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Jones, formerly of Bamberg. RR. No. 1, a daughter Louise Ella May. Mr. Stephen Martin is engaged working for George Kurtz. _ â€" Mr. John Seifried is busy making clder. The auction eale of Farm Stock and implements held by G. E. Schuitz east of here on Thursday efternoon was woll attended and good prices were realized. Mr. and Mre. Albert Moser, Mré. John W. Moser and Miss Delores Bush of Waterloo were recent visi tors at the home of Mr. and Mre. Peter Moser. Mr. Henry Gremm of Waterloo spent a few days in the village. Mr. Simon Huber was a business visitors to Toronto recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jantzi and Mr. Carl Jantzi spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Swartzentruber. Mr. and Mrs. John Roth and family and Mr. John Swartzemtruber of Petersburg spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Swartzentruber. Miss Sarah Seibert of Detroit spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meisel Mr. and Mrs. Menno Zehr and daughter Blanche of Milverton epent the weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jantzi. Miss Greta Bock and Miss Hattie Shupe and Miss Lillie Lautenslager, all of New Dundee and Rev. and Mre. Krauth of Kitcherer called on Miss Alberta Becket last week. Miss Nellie Bowman, nursednâ€" training at the St. Mary‘s Hospital, Kitchener, has completed her three year course, returned home. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Swartzentruber and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Boshart. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hofstetter and family of near Plattsville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. 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