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L ERNST 8 «: County Council Want (Continued from Page 1) for the year. The estimates include $54,131 construction, $72,430 mainâ€" tenance, â€" $21,512, other â€" items $15,575 â€" including _ maintenance, office overhead, and suburban area work. # Road Supt. Salary $2,500. "That the county road superinâ€" tendent be paid a salary of $2,500 a year as per his tender plus any remuneration that he may receive from the Kitchener and Galt Subâ€" urban â€" Commissioners, as _ from January 1, 1933. _ "That the resolution of the Simâ€" coe County Council re taking acâ€" tion to pass the necessary legislaâ€" tion to prevent heavily loaded trucks from passing over highways from November to April in each year, be endorsed by this County Council." The report, submitted by Chairâ€" man A. A. Snider, of Woolwich Tp., and Reeve Hallman of Wilmot Tp., was supported by the whole council excepting Reeve Ratz of Waterloo, who did not vote. Measure Unfair, Says Ratz. Reeve Ratz of Waterloo took exâ€" ception to the clause urging the government to bar keavily loaded trucks from the highways from November to April. This, he conâ€" tended, was unfair to trucking men. The Department limited the time from March 1st to April 30th and this was enough. Reeve Wagner reâ€" plied that it was merely a recomâ€" mendation and that the highway department would make the ruling. He had no objection to trucks using the roads when the ground was frozen during winter months. â€" Reeve Ratz believed that the council should finance on 1‘% mills for roads which could be done in times of stress and asked where the money is to come from to take care of the two mill rate. Reeve Wagner claimed the comâ€" mittee has cut estimates to the limit while chairman Snider obserbed that if some work was found not to be The high character of these suits is obvious â€"the scrupulous tailoring, the high standard worsteds and tweeds of the suits, the richness of the cloth. It‘s almost impossible to believe they could sell at $19.50. New Spring single and double breasted styles, fine blue worâ€" steds or fancy striped and fancy tweed, all with two trousers, at New Spring Suits with two pair of golf bloomers. New, fresh, just unpacked. We‘ll vouch that your boy will get more satisfaction than he ever got in a clothing buy. Another unparalleled offering of Character Clothesâ€"a startâ€" ling accomplishment by this great specialty organizationâ€" an almost limitless selection of 1 and 2 trouser suits and topâ€" coats embracing every advanced style, color and pattern feaâ€" tures, all of a quality so reâ€" markable that this offer dwarfs all others at $15. $10 ~< $15 1 and 2 Trouser 200 Spring Suits and Suits and Topcoats Topcoats Anozh9r§n!n§pd M# anihrs s lo 2â€" Trouser Suits $19.50 46 KING ST. E. PHONE 4100 Boys‘ New Spring Suits $7.95 High School $ U I T S 1 and 2 Trouser 2 â€" Trouser A GIGANTIC QUALJTY SELECTION Pearl Laundry Queen St. S. KITCHENER 11 will relieve you of houseâ€"cleaning worries. |, "That the accounts of the various jhospitals for indigent patients be passed subject to the approval of the reeves of the various municiâ€" palities." necessary there would be a balance to the good. Reeve Ratz said it was a« habit of some committees to spend the full amount of appropriation whether it was needed or not. Alâ€" though the committee might have financed on $40,000 last year, the desire was to use the whole amount of estimate, nearly $65,000. Engineer Explains » County road superintendent Emery at the suggestion of Reeve Ratz exâ€" plained that he accepted the position at $2,500 a year but was surprised to learn later that he was expected also to take care of the Kitchener and Galt suburban roads of sixteen miles. He was therefore entitled to $400 additional salary which was included in one clause of the road committee report. _ Mr. Emery showed how he had saved the county money when taken office. He disâ€" covered that the county had not received an additional grant of $18,000 in 1931 to which it was entitled and through his initiative it had been paid. He also told of neâ€" gotiations with the department which resulted in a grant of $3,000 for work done on the Breslau highâ€" way. Secondary Education The council considered a request of the Hespeler and Elmira school boards for removal of alleged grievâ€" ances. Hespeler asked the council to pay for cost of pupils attending the new secondary school classes. Elmira asked to be considered separate from the county in regards to county assessment for high school purposes. Referred to finance comâ€" mittee. > ‘‘That Allan Shantz be reâ€"engaged as corn borer inspector for 1933 and be paid the sum of $3.50 R" day and mileage at the rate of five mm;ie';. » hA ‘‘That the county pay fifty per cent to the Galt Board of gduca- tion to the public school inspector‘s office rent. cents per mile. Seeing is the only way of believing. The selection is stuâ€" pendous. Worsted and tweed suits in every new model and color. Topcoats in every new model, fabric and style for men, young men and high school felâ€" lows. They‘re worth twice $10 and more â€"never before such values. It‘s a sensational offering of these de luxe quality trousers. Hundreds to select from and finest values in yearsâ€" TROUSERS Where the Good Clothes Come From $4 and $5 Men‘s Mr. John West fall of Elmira and Mr. and Mre. Wm. Westfall visited the latter‘s daughter, Miss Katie, at the Freeport Sanatorium on SBunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elias B. Martin of Three Bridges were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mre. Norman Brubacher. Mr. and Mre. Clayton Peterson were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mre. Henry Gilles. F Bishop Deretine of Kitchener will conduct a series of.special meetings at Hawkesville next week. Mre. Levi Lichty and daughter Miss Leah visited Mre. El Martin near Elmira on Sunday. Mrs. Merâ€" tin is sick. Miss Hannah Sauder of Eimira visited at her home here with Mr. and Mre. J. B. Sauder on Sunday.. Miss Melinda Martin visited under the parental roof at Yatton with Mr. and Mrs. lsaac Martin on Sunday. â€" Mrs. L. Hollinger and deughter Salema were vistors of Mr. and Mre. Lincoln Hollinger on Sunday. near Petersburg on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Addison Scheifele, Kicthener, called on Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Scheifele on Saturday. Mrs. Henry Scherer and children and Mr. and Mrs. John Scherer and baby visited in Waterloo last Thursâ€" day. â€" a _ â€" Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scherer and Mr. and Mrs. John Scherer and famâ€" ies velted with Mr. and Mre. John Henry Scherer, Tonestogo, Sunday. Mre. M. Kerchner is home again from the K.â€"W. Hospital, somewhat improved. Mr. and Mre. Jno. M. Brubacher visited with Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sauder on Sunday. Mr. Abram Brubacher visited in Elmira on Sunday. Mr. and Mre. John Sully, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cressman and Mrs. A. B. Weaver visited the Mausoleum in Woodland cemetery, near Kitchener, on Sunday. R m The Misses Doris Bearinger aud‘ Audrey Shantz of Waterloo spent a j few of their holidays last week at ; the home of Mr. and Mre. leaac Hurst. I Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schaefer and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Schaefer, Freeport were Sunday visitore of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heller. Mr. and Mre. Martin Welker and son Edward and Miss Bertha Fickert, Detroit and Mr. and Mre. Oscar Zlegler, Kitchener, were Sunâ€" dGay visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Welker on Young Street. Mr. and Mro. Murshall Hamdort and son Robt., Watesiso 1 Mr. Hillker and Wiss Mollic Pym ot Kit mmhwum. and Mrs. Harty % Miss Aline Garner epent a few of her holidays last week with friends at Waterioo. ‘ !r,fi Mre. Andrew Wahi and sons and Carl spent Sunday in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. B. Oberhoitzer visited in Wateroo on Sunday. Mr. and Mre. Geo. Riepert and son Robt. visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. Wah! last Thursday. Huras at Wellesley on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Good and daughter Shuriey visited in Bridge port on Sunday afternoon. Miss Dorthy Ruppel, Elmira, visitâ€" ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harâ€" old Cress last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rieck and family visited Mr. and Mre. Irvin Rieck, Koseuth on Sunday. â€" Messrs. Geo. Martin and Simeon Martin made a trip to Strathroy thence to Sarnia last week to size up a stallion imported from Ohio and held in quaranteen there, with a view to purchase. Mr. Petch of Strathroy imported the horse which is a fourâ€"yearâ€"old Percheron jet black in color. Mr. Geo. Martin bought the horse and a few days ago it was brought by truck to his ferm just south of the village. He turned in his two stallions on the purchase price of the new horee. Mrs. Jacob Good and daughter Mrs. A. Rosenberger of Kitchener visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eby on Monday. Miss Mabel Snider of Waterloo was a visitor of Mr and Mre. Ieaac Hurst on Saturday. â€" â€" Mr. and Mre. Henry Stroh visited in Galt on Sundey. â€" Mr. and Mre. Jack Young end family, Stratford, were Sunday visiâ€" tors at the home of Mr. and Mre. Walter Amis. Mr. Aaron Sauder is preparing the foundation to rebuild his barn in a different place. . â€" â€" Mr. Syl. Good is having his resiâ€" dence reshingled. J _ _Mr. Lorne Shantz drove Messrs. Martin to Strathroy and Sarnia with his car. Mr. Norman Shoemaker moved his family and househoid effects to Riâ€" mira on Monday, where he secured employment. Mr. John Thoms had a new roof put on his shop. 80 The farmers in this vicinity are buey seeding, also gardenâ€"digging and planting. _ â€" s Mre. Geo. Berdux and Mrs. Nelson Hoerle took in the Raster pageant at Baden Lutheran Church Canada 87â€" nod on Sunday evening. Mrs. Albert Fisher and daughter Helen of New Hamburg called at the home of Mre. J. K. Schmidt on Sunday afternoon. . s Miss Prieda Wagner and Miss Avic Graul spent a week with relaâ€" tives in Kitchemer. Mr. Danie!l Seyler of Petersburg was the guest of Mr. and Mre. J. K. Schmidt Sunday. Mr. and Mre. Chzl Wegtahrt and ons Staniey and Clarence and Mr. Raiph Berdux and Mre. Frieda Wagâ€" ner apent Sunday evening in We‘ Mr. Christ Schamber is epending a few days with his aon John Schamâ€" ber at Burnside. * STOLE $441 FROM SAFE her mother Police are investignting a theft of Mre. R. $461 from the brewery warshouse at visited wit Kitchener, MI’:.IL After m Toronto du tor the holiday sate was Mr. Jack c opthee the money was mss _ a19 Samth eâ€"4pened the monty was missing. old & Berevnals and other itpms as told by ‘Wareries Chreniscle â€" > PMILIPEBBURG DISTRICTâ€"NEYW S Mr. Nyle Futher visited with Mr. and Mre. Herman Klein at Baden last Thureday. Mrs. R. G. Lindsay and Mrs. Ivan and Ire Lindsay of Paris called on friends in the village on Tuesday of last week. The Misses Susie and Reta Wanâ€" ner spent a few days of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wanner at Kitchener. Mr. and Mre. Charles Kirk and eon Harold, Mesers. Roy and Wilâ€" liam Henderson of Windsor were Mr. and Mre. Gordon Hallman and daughters Alice, Jean n='tr.am called on Mr. and Mre. Beogâ€" miller at Kitchener on Sunday. Miss Izetta Merner of Coldstream visited with friends here last week. Rev. and Mré. Elmer Becker and daughter Ruth of Kitchener were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Meivin Snyâ€" der laat Friday. Mr. and Mre. Alfred Futher anf Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Hallman were: Mr. and Mre. Ivan Schiedel and sons Cameron and Richerd of Breslau, Miss Vera Hallâ€" man of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Anâ€" son Hallman and «ons Ward and Lyle of Preston. Mr. Ed. Pfaff, Mr. and Mré. Herâ€" man Piaff and family of Stratford visited with Mre. John Smith on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Boreje and daughâ€" ter Lorraine of Baden called on Mr. and Mre J. Greulich on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Winger and a number of their friends celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary in their home on Centre street, on Wednesday evening. Mr. W. G. Weichel exâ€"M.P.P. of Waterloo, who was best man on the occasion, was also present as also was present anâ€" other guest of that time, Mrs. J. S. Weiche? of"Elmira. The bridegroom of forty years ago is one of the town‘s leading business men, who for years has been a member of the local Utilities Commission. The home was beautifully decorated with fiowers for the occasion. FoHowing a delightful dinner, an appropriate program was presented, Mr. W. G. Weichel acted as chairman. Mr. and Mre. Winger were presented with a beautiful Sheffield plate lunch tray, Shefficld plate candlesticks and flowers. Mr. Winger presented his bride with a Fremch pear necklace. After the congratulary apeeches, the evening was very pleasantly spent in bridge, music, speeches, etc. The program included selections from the Happy Cousins Quartette, with Mr. Gordon Pfaff at the plano, St. Pauls Junior Quartette in song, corâ€" net and clarinet numbers with Mre. C. N. Klinck at the piano, solos by Miss Margaret Ruppel. Mr. Henry Cook of Kitchener was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lautenschlager. Mr. E. B. Hallman and Mr. Quenâ€" tin Hallman visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sydney. Howe at Toronto last Wednesday. OW es auo DLE OD OP0 EmP d EPneP See mme m EeE Mrs. 1~H. Toman o8 R too. m..&-uu.mnmd Mr. and Mrs, John Ohipman of daughter June and Mre. A. Hilborn}Kitchener called on Mr. and Mrs. visited with Mr. and ~Mre ©4.|Hebry Bauer on Sunday. Reichad at Toronto last Wednesday.]| Rev. and Mrs. M. H. Shants, the The Misses Helen and Ruth Ruefâ€" Luclia and Mary Shants and ter of Weterioo epent the Raster vaâ€"|Mr. Gordon Shants visited with cation at the home of their grandâ€" m-auo-m.m. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Woeber.| Mre. C. W. "r.m The Misses Vora, Gledys and |days of last wook . and Mrs. Feleta Shants and Mr. Lester Shants | Mervin Bowman at Pine Hill. Of Freeport, Mr. Mahlon Shants. of| Mr. and Mre. Seller and sons Rus Preston, Mr. Addison Erb ind Mr. and ‘Jack sand Miss Eifle Baille Steffler of Waterloo were Bunday|of Paisley were weeksend guests of visitors at the home of Mr. and Mre. | Mr. and Mre. Russel Bailie. Moses Baer. Miss Mabel Zinn apent ast Wodâ€" Mr. Emery Rosenberger wluyum. Wednesday at Toronto. Mr. and Mre. F. E. Paze and MR. & MRS. A. WINGER CELEBRATE FORTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Among the guests present were: Mr. and Mre. A. H. Winger of Toâ€" ronto, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Weichel, Mr. and Mre. Henry Lippert, Mr. And Mrs. E. Schutz, Mr. and Mre. J. Conâ€" rad and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ott of Waterloo; Mre. . Whittaker of Deâ€" troit; Mr. and Mrs. R. Flelschauer, Mr. and Mré. Jos. Zuber Jr,, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Bitzer of Klwfi:ner; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Eitel of Preston; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reiner and Mr. Ed. Reiner of Wellesiey and Mr. and Mre. Aex Hahn 0f New Hamburg. Echwartzâ€"Foil. & At the Zion Evangelical parsonage a quiet event was solemnized on Wednesday when Mrs. Helena Feil of Elmire wes united in marriage to Mr. Herbert Schwarts of Kitchonâ€" er. Rev. C. H. Cornwell officiated. Following the ceremorly Mr and Mre. Schwarts left on an extendad honeyâ€" moon trip. Upon their return they will reaide in Elmira. Personals. (Wontizued from 1) '&i!‘oz- o of he Wfllb' ind * Mr. and M lo:fl-n lrfi-‘-:u &cfiab Mm‘e_-t;-s‘r-éesm triends at Waterâ€" Marie and Helen and Mesare. Gilâ€" bert Brohman and H. Ogram of Kitâ€" chener spent Sunday evening at the Steddick House. Mr. W. W. Martinson and Miss Ella Martinson visited for a week with relatives in Toronto. Mre. Percy Becket and daughter of Bowmanville visited with Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Reichard. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Graham roturnâ€" ed from an extensive visit with friends in Ingereo!] and ‘Toronto. ~ Mr. John Klinck of Leamington visited the home ot his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Klinck, 3r., over the weekâ€"end. Mr. and Mre. Phillip Hammer of Detroit viaited the home of the forâ€" mer‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Misa Rthe! Stuckey of Grand Vel ley visited the home of her parents, Mr. and Mre. Stuckey on Arthur 8t. Mrs. Wm. Hughes and daughter Lillian of Toronto are visiting with her mother, Mrs. John Schaeter, Mre. E. M. Arnoid and children viaited with Irl‘fl‘ls relatives in Toronto during the week. tContinued from Page 1) with his atster, Mro. Harâ€" J. J. Yanchus, Correspondent and Agent Phone 266 or 285, Steddick House. ELMIRA NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Duench and eon Arnold visited with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bellingal at Kitchener on Sunâ€" day. Mr. Russel Wanner of Kitchener spent the Easter holidays at the home of Mr. and Mre. Wilfred Wanâ€" Mr. and Mre.. Ephraim Halliman and Mr. Morgar Hallmen called of Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Baer at Hays ville on Sunday. Mr. :ollhxton Bock of xdhn!: spent the weekend at the home 0 Dr. and Mrs.. E. 8. Brown. | Mr. and â€"Mre. Hilbert Seyler and son Clayton visited with Mr. and Mre. Rumig at Waterioo on Sunday. Miss Helen Spaetzel of Kitchener spent a few days of last week at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. W. Spaetzel. Mr. and Mre. Dave Litwiller and children June and Gene, Mrs. Hallâ€" man and Mrs. Heller called on Mr. and Mre. Wiliam Ramseyer at Bresâ€" lau on Sumday. 1 Mre. George Guthrie and Mr. Daâ€" vid Mitchell of Ayr epent ‘Tuesday of laat week with their mother, Mrs Mr. Alfred Futher and Mesers. Nyle Futher and Ross Toman called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Ludâ€" wig at Kitchener on Saturday. The late Mr. Esch is survived by his wife (formerly Nettle Woelfic seven daughters and six sons, Mrs. Lawrence Clarke of Preston, Elsie and Vera of Kitchener, Beulah, Pearl, Velma and Ruby at home, Arthur of Pilkington, Rdgar, Walter, Norman, James and Kemneth at home. One brother Albert Kech of Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Gingerich and daughter Dorothea Ann of Steâ€" vensville and Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Becker Oof Kitchener visited with Waterioo and five sistens, Mre. Fred Schafer of Olds, Alta., Mre. T. Maâ€" son of Hamilton, Mre. Albert Stumpt of Kitchener, Mre. George Straub of Grand Rapids, Mich., and Mrs, Elâ€" mer Neleon of Boden, Alta., also eurâ€" vive. Mr. and Mre. Moses Baer visited with Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Shantz at Pine Hill on Sunday. , Rev. C. W. Backus spent a few days of last week at Paris. WELL KNOWN FARMER OF DISTRICT DIES IN 62nd YEAR Afterâ€" two months of illness, Mr. John H. Eech, a farmer, on the Eloraâ€"Elmira highway near Eimire, died on Thursday at the K.â€"W. hos pital, Kitchener. ‘The late Mr. Kech was born in Woolwich township 61 years ago and has resided on the old homestead until his death. Mr. and . Mre. F. "hm.& := Mre. Jones at Greenaxilie on Sunday. The mnon{twok place on Monday afternoon at 2 o‘clock from his late home at Woolwich to Zion Kvangeliâ€" cal church for service thence to the Woolwich Evangelica cemetery for interment. Rev. C. H. Corawell conâ€" ducted the funeral services. Elmira Deputation _ A deputation composed of Mayor G. E. Dillon and Counciliors Alex Brandt and Emmanue! Hemmerich presented a request to the Waterico County Council to become detatched from the Waterloo County for high school purposes. The request was reâ€" ferred to the financial committee. Maeyor Dillon, spokesman for the local delegation, J&m out that the unfairness of the present arrange ment bad resulted in the Eimira town council passing a resolution recently in which the county council was requested to consider Kimira as separated from the County with re spect to assessments for High School purposes. ‘The unfairmess of the situation lay in the facts that Elmira taxpayers were paying not only for the cost and upkeep of the Eimira High School but were also paying for county pupils attending the other high schoos! in the counâ€" ty, Kitchener and Gait. Elmira Notes. Mr. George Kiinck of the Elmira High School Board and Mr. Wm. Rahn of the Eimira Public School Board attended the Ontario Educaâ€" tional Association convention in Toâ€" ronto during the past week. to the Rev. F. Malineky, pastor of 8t. Paul‘s Lutheran Church and Mr. A. H. Burkhardt teacher, attended the Western Conference of the Ontario district of the Missouri Synod at Fisherville on _ Wednesday â€" and Thursday. Mrs. Margaret Thonipson of Toâ€" ronto is a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mre. George Ballard. Mrs. A K. Dunke of Toronto visitâ€" ed at the home of Mr. and Mre. M. L. Weber. Mise Victoria Cleghorn visited for geveral days at ‘Toronto the past home for Raster holidays returned to their raspective nniversities, COarl The Rimira University students Before County Council. It you are pale, tiredâ€"out, easily irriâ€" tatedâ€"if you have heart palpitation or dizzinessâ€"If your bood is thin, appetite poorâ€"don‘t be discouraged. There‘s a scientifically proven reme dy that will quickly and safely reâ€" atore your rundown, anaemic condi tion. Just recently a reputable physician, at the request of the owners of Dr. Williame‘ Pink Pllls, made a ecienâ€" tiflc tset of a group of typical runâ€" down anaemic people. Blood from these people was mu‘ for haemoglobin content and for th lmunbor of red corpuscies before and after taking Dr. Williams‘ Pink PMs. |In every case Dr. Willliams‘ Pink | Pills increased the haemoglohin «atisfactorily. In some cases the reâ€" eults were remarkable, the haemoâ€" | globin being increased double the percentage normailly to be expected in a month‘s time. In every case where the blood count was below Mr. and Mrs. Roland Thamer and son John of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson of Kitchener called at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Cassel and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hilborn on Sunday. Mr. Delmar Struck of Preston spent a few days of last week with Mr. Percy Bechtel. Mr. and Mre. Norman Weber and Mr. Garfield Weber visited with Mr. at Guelph on Sundeay. Mesers. Norman and Bruce Wright , ol Ayr spent the Easter holidays with Mr. and Mre. David McDonald. | Mr. and Mre. A. Hilborn on Monday. Mr. and Mre. Gordon Lee spent last week with the former‘s parents at London. â€" Miss Thelma Boshart spent a fow days of last week at the home of Mr. and Mre. Fred Schadler at Kitchâ€" ener. Mss Arlean Rosenberger of Kitchâ€" ener spent the weekâ€"end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Rosenâ€" berger. Miss Field has returned to Princeâ€"| ton after spending the last fow months at the home of Mr. and Mrs. l F. E. Page. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Caseel of Platteville visited with Mr. and Mrée. Lincoln Cassel on Sunday. outgrown shells for the finm slopes of sunny, rippling rills in South Wallenstein. Mr. Daniel M. Weber lost a valuâ€" able Belgian mare last Friday. This year‘s opening church serâ€" vice in Zion Chapel, Wallenstein, is being amnieod for the afternoon of the first rd‘s Day in May. Personals. Mrs. A. B. Milne, for the past fortnight a guest of her niece, Mrs. ener for a weekâ€"end visit with her nephew, Mr. Clarence E. Tallman last week at her mother‘s home, R. her home in Toronto. Mr. Manasseh M. Martin and Miss Susannah Martin were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Israel G. Weber of Conestogo. Spaetzel and Mr. Albert Fiederiein were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Spaetzel at Kitchener. Mr. and Mre. Ray Davis and chilâ€" dren Bery! and Mary visited with friends at Ayr on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Alex McKessock visitâ€" ed with Mr. and Mre. John Abra near Blair on Sunday. Mr. David Bergey called on Mr. James Creseman at Rosebank on Sunday. DDMEMUBING M RMICDD CH MNER NICCDCY MRTCY Esley Matthews, motored to.i_(it_nh- Mrs. Ed. Struck and family of Preston visited with Mr. and Mré. Lloyd Diefenbacher on Sunday. __Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin J. Keyes have returtmed to their home in East Windsor. â€" Recent visitors with Postmaster I. F. Martin and Mrs. Martin were Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Frey of Conestogo and Mr. and Mrs. lymel B. Mng: of West Yatton. _ Mr. Oscar E. Adkin motored to London on Saturday afternoon and Mrs. Adkin and little son, Howard, returned home with him on Sunday evening. _ __ Do2 l _ Miss Betty Blewman of Kitchener spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrg. Elias W.*Martin of Peel. Rev. Lloyd H. Kalbfeisch and little daughter of Elmira, and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Blu§hnm and Mr. and Mrs. James Birmingham of Crosshill were present for the Sunâ€" HERE‘S THE EVIDENCE OF "BLOODâ€" TESTED" PATIENTS TO PROVEâ€" normal, Dr. Williama‘ Pink Pille in creased the number of red corâ€" That Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills Do Quickly anad Safely Build Rich Red Blood, C reate New Energy and Restore Strength. en it is underatood that it is the Kitchener‘s Oldest Department Store 1909 â€" 1933 (Continued from Page 1) â€"â€"A lowâ€"price special fontured by> the makers of Fioâ€"Gluzs, ut 59c quart and $1.98 gallon. Colors for interior and exterior use including the following: s Special~ PAIN T WALLENSTEIN GOU DIES And in Porch And Floor Paint, The Following: SLATE GREY GOLDEN BROWN (Paints With Walipapers In The 44447 Messrs. Uriaa M. Martin and Elias B. Martin spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr3. Reuben Bowâ€" map of Elmira. Mr. Karl Gooding era'loyed part of his Easter vacation with relatives in Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah R. Gremx were Monday visitors last week wi the latter‘s sister, Mrs. M. Kerchner, of St. Jacobs. day _ afternoon _ christening _ of "Grace" and "Carl", twin babies of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bach. Mr. W. W. Martinson and Miss Mary Martinson of Elmira and the Misses Ru‘bI Gates of Toronto and Ella R. artinson of Dashwood spent Friday afternoon at Sunset Cottage, South Wallenstein. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gooding were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ratz and family, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd and Miss Agnes Dickson of Waterloo. _ _Mr. Aison C. Bowman of St. Jacobe vi%ted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Weber last Sunday. Local business callers during the gnt week were Messrs. Rudd M. ayne of Guelph. W. G. Helwig of Kitchener, Orrie Ho)lin{er of Elâ€" mira and J. H. Weber of Waterloo. Miss Edna Schill of ETniiFa}Efii last week at he mother‘s home, R. R. R. 2, Wallenstein. haemoglobin in the blood that clears the aystem of poisons and carries lifegiving oxygen from the lunge and nutriment from the digestive orâ€" gans to the intermost cells of every organ and tissue of the body, then you can realize the value to you of the remarkable haemoglobinâ€"buildâ€" Ing power of Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pilie. When it is further understood that the red corpuscles are the workers in the blood etream and the carriers of the haemoglobin, you can still further appreciate the value of a preâ€" paration that can increase the num:â€" ber of red blood corpuscles as the "blood tests" proved Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pilis could do. All patients in the bloodâ€"tested" group had quick and safe improve ment in their pep, vigor, color, «trength and general health. The physician eaid the resulte wore reâ€" markable. Remember, a blood test is infallible. It tells the truth without fear or favor. ‘The group of patients* fur nish abeolute, positive and convincâ€" ing proof of the merit ot Dr. W1l liams‘ Pink Pille. What Dr. Wil liame‘ Pink Pills do for others they can do for you. *The name« of the patients, recordé of the tests, physicians name, are on file, and con be produced as eviâ€" dence of the truth of the above stater ~fte. Your Home will be cool all summer long if it‘s fitted with Awnings We will be pleased to call, showing you samples of materials and to give you an estimate of the cost. There is no charge for this service. Home Furnishing Shop 13 Queen St. N. Kitchener STEELES Vannier‘s PHONE 3380 96 King St. West Kitchoner SATISFY