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_ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and son Karl epent Sunday with Mr. and Mré. Phares Eby at Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller and fumly of Kitchener spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bruder. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Albert Einwechter and family visited with friends in Hespeler, Sunday. _ . Mr. and Mrs. LeandemnSnyder visitâ€" ed at the home of their son, Mr. Â¥elvin Snyder and Mrs. Snyder at Blair, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs: David Bearinger and Loirs afid Mr. and Mra. Josah Shantz spent Sunday at the homes of Mr. and Mre. Josiah Martin and Mr. and Mre. Israel Shantz at Yatton. + â€" Mieses Erma and Grace Shantz of Strasburg spent Sunday with Mise Vera Bearinger. â€" Mr. and Mrs. David Strube and Xr. and Mre. C. Furke of Sunnyside spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mro. William Klein. Mr. and Mre. Clayton Seibert epent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. Urâ€" in Snyder at Bloomingdale. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Weber visited with Mr. and Mrs. leaiah Wismer, Strasburg, Sunday. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Seibert called at the home of Mr. and Mre. B. W. Lichty Sundaryr evenil_lg, _ Mr. and Mre. Kenard Snyder visitâ€" ed with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snyder at Waterloo Sunday. Mise Lanra and Mr. Clayton Weâ€" ber visited at the home of Mr. and Mre. Norman Shantz at Freeport Sunday. _ Missea Laurene and Ina Horet of Kitchener «pent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eph. We her. A large number from here attendâ€" ed the funeral of Mrs. Charles Stoeser in St. Agatha on Wednesday. â€" Mr. and Mre. John B. Oesch and family epent Sunday with friends in Galt. â€" _ Mr. L. Norman paid his official annual vieit to our school Tuesday. â€" Mr. and Mre. Eugene Dietrich spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. Harâ€" old Hinaperger in Erbsville. _ Misa Frieda Schoen returned home after «pending several months in Bridgeport with Mr. and Mre. Oliver Bisch. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Wagner were Su%day visitors in Erbeville with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schnarr. Mise â€" Elizabeth | Dietrich of St. Agatha epent Sunday with Mise Frieda Schoen Mr. and Mre. Jno. Dorscht, who up until recently have resided near Waterioo, have moved on to the farm _ recently vacated by _ Mr. Abraham Schott Suits and Suits and Topcoats Topcoats _ _ $15 _ _ _ _ $10 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. They arrived Wednesday, two weeks too late for Easter. We want ‘em on bur customers‘ backs where they‘ll make a lot more friends than on our clothin; racks. That‘s why we‘ve closed our eyes and murkes them $19.50 (witK two trousers). When you can carry away a trivle-twiat Worsted at a price like this "that is sumthin‘!" Of course you know that Tripleâ€"Twist Worsteds are just about the longest wearing fabric money can buy. Triple twisting in the {am does it. lfimish them as much as you like, you can‘t wrinkle them or destroy their easy trim drape. 2â€"T rouser New Spring single and double breasted styles, fine blue worâ€" steds or fancy striped and fancy tweed, all with two trousers. High School 8 U I T S $10 and $1s 46 KING ST. E. For corfirmation, graduation and dress. New blue and fancy striped worsteds. Sirr:.gleibreaslcd with 2 long trousers. Sizes to 36. ERNST 8 STEELE‘S GERMAN MILLS 1 and 2 Trouser JOSEPHSBURG 96 King 81. West High School SUITS at $10.80 2 â€" Trouser SATISFY TREAT EM ROUGH â€" Worsted Suits Triple Twist 2â€" Trouser $19.50 A Sizeable Saving ~ Including Two Trousers On 260 Brand New Mr. and Mrs. Geo. D. Dahmer Honored by Family and Friends.â€"Other News. Mr. and Mre. Geo. D. Dahmer, vaâ€" lued and esteemed residents of the village for 50 yeary on Tuesday celeâ€" brated the most important event of their married life the 50th anniverâ€" cary of their wedding in the presâ€" ence of their family, which enjoys the unueual record of its ties being unbroken. In honor of the approachâ€" ing event the children by means of two beautiful bouquets adorned the altar of St. Mathews church of which the family are valued members, durâ€" ing the «ervice on Sunday evening. Rev. S. J. Wittig, during the service made fitting reference and the conâ€" gregation jJoined in the thanksgiving hymn, "Now thank we all our God, with heart and hands and voices", in lLonor of the approaching celebraâ€" tion. CONESTOGO COUPLE CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY 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. The Chronicle joins the many (#iends in hearty congratulations and hopes the bride and groom of 50 years may be spared for many years and so be able to celebrate many more anniterearies in the midst of an unbroken family circle. Reorganize Basebail Club. A meeting of our baseball fans was held in the township hall on Monâ€" cay evening of last week. It was deâ€" cided that a team be entered in the North Waterloo Softball League. Mr. Byron A. Leteon was chosen manager and Mr. Victor Eisenbach, sceretary It‘s a sensational offering of these de luxe quality trousers. Hundreds to select from and finest values in years \ Township Clerk Noah Stroh atâ€" |\ tended a meeting of the Elmira ; Town council, Woolwich Tp. council, the inspector of Public Schools, Mr. | hoberta and the Elmira and Balsam Grove School Boards held in Elmira, laat Wednesday evening in connecâ€" ‘tion with a petition presented to both municpal councile receptly for the aiteration of the boundaries of Elmira Union School Section. Mre. W. E. Spafford of Barker, N.Y., motored over on Sunday for a short visit with friends. Mrs. O. Steise, ber mother, who had been vieiting in the community for several weeks, returned home with Mre. Spafford. TROUSERS $2.85 Rev. S. J. Wittig attended the sesâ€" srons of the district conference Of the Lutheran Canada Synod, which was held last Tnesday in Toronto. Laid At Rest. The funeral of the late Amos S. Martin which was held last Thursâ€" day afternoon, wae largely attended. attesting the high esteem in which the departed was held. Presentation to Pastor. This year‘e confirmation clase of St. Malthew‘s Lutheran Church gathâ€" ered at the home of their pastor, Rev. S J. Wittig laet Thureday evening tor a «ocial time. During the evenâ€" ing Rev. Wittig was presented with : handsome engraved fountain pen and pencil set accompanied by an addrese, as a elight token of appreâ€" clation for the services during the period of instruction R. H. Roberts, inspector of public «chools paid onr school an official visit last Wednesday, Other Notes of Interest. â€" Rev. Wittig expreseed his thanks to the class in a few well chosen words Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stroh and family were vaiting at the home of Mr. Herman Libnatrke, in St. Jacobe on Sunday. bome of MY. and Mrs. Heary HoDe. Mr. and Mre. Wm. Feil and fam‘ ily of Rlora apent Sunday at the Where the Good Clothes Come From THEY CAN $1 200 Spring and $5 Men‘s KITCHENER CONESTOGO STAND IT! Mr. E. M. Arnold, chairman of the Elmira Public School Board, stated that children had come to the Elmira Public School from Woolwich townâ€" ship for 60 years. The distance the townehip children have to travel to the Balsam Grove School or to the Elmira School was practically the saume. He stressed the point that the Elmira school was bétter equipped and he couldn‘t understand why the farmers did not see the better adâ€" vantage the children have here. Farmers in the Woolwich area are | desirous of changing the school dis trict or in other words hfilul eending their children to the Eimira Union schooi and send them to the Balsam Grove echool, claiming the wdistence for the children to the latâ€" ter school was shorter. The princt ple reason is that they would pay about a third leas school tax. A meetâ€" ing was held on Wednesday night, when the Elmira PubMe School Board, the Woolwich _ township School board and interested rateâ€" payers of Woolwich township were gathered to discuss the matter. Mayâ€" or G. Dilion presided. Mr. R. H. Roâ€" berts of Kitchener, Public School: Inspector, was also pn‘_elt. â€" WOOLWICH FARMERS WANT SCHOOL _ AREA CHANGED Claim It Costs Less To Send Chilâ€" dren to Balsam Grove School Than to Elmira. On Sunday evening, Rev. M. H. Sewel, B.D., delivered his farewell sermon in Gale Preebyterian Church. Rev. Mr. Sewell‘s action, in resignâ€" ing is entirely voluntary in order to save the congregation financial emâ€" barrasement. Rev. Mr. Sewell has no other place in view. Parents Banquetted. A member of the Woolwich School Board pointed out, that taking it in a five year average a certain resi dent of Woolwich township could have paid about a third leas school tax if he had paid it to the Woolâ€" wich township council rather than to the Elmira council. This difference, he stated, was about $7.17. He also wondered why things were not arâ€" ranged long ago so that the farmâ€" ers of that townahip could pay their school taxes to the township council rather than to the town souncil and thus save money. Inspector _ Roberts advised the gathering that it was up to the rateâ€" payer‘s wish not the distance to deâ€" termine to which school the chil dren are to be sent. The law, he stated, is if a Woolwich township resident preferred to send his chilâ€" dren to Balsam Grove school he could do so provided he sent a writâ€" ten letter to the School Inspector askâ€" ing permiseion. Should the Inspector advise him in a return letter that there was sufficient room in the Balsam Grove School for his chil dren and grant him permission to send them there, the Woolwich resiâ€" dent was privileged to do «o. He then could demand a rebaté in taxes from the Elmira council at the end of the year, but would have to, of course, pay his share of school taxes to the townahip council. The Wool wich townehip council and the Elmira board will each name an arbitrator to weet the School Inspector and arâ€" rive at a decision, Farewell Sermon. An appropriate event took place on Thursday evening in the base ment of the Wesley United Church, when the C.G.LT. banquetted their parents. A special program was preâ€" pared for the occasion. The toast to "Our Fathers", was proposed by Mary Martinson and responded to by Mr. W. W. Martinson. . _Mre. T. Haddow of Toronto is epending several weeks with her sisâ€" ter. Mra. Maria Fenton. Mr.â€" and Mra. Elias | Leinhardt spent Monday in Kitchener. â€" Mr. Harvey MacPherson was a businees visitor to Kitchener on Thursday afternoon. m The Ladies Society will hold their May meeting at the home of Mrs. Alvin Ottman on Wednesday afterâ€" noon. 3 Meesrs. Clarence and Noah Bruâ€" bacher of Elmira epent Sunday with Mr. Ierae! Martin. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Charley Bremner of Detroit, Mich., are spending a two weeks‘ vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ottman. _ Mr. Menno Hoover was an Elmira visitor on Friday. Mr. Amos H. Brubacher is emâ€" ployed for the summer with Mr. Levi Frey of near Wallenatein. Evangelistic meetings are being beld in Mr. Nathan Martin‘s home every evening this week. Rev. Derâ€" stine â€" of _ Kitchener _ Mennonite Church will be the main speaker for the week. _Mr. David Weber is confined to his bed «uffering with neuritis. * â€" Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lackner and Mr. Earl Ottman were vieitors to Kitchener on Thursday. Mr. and Mre. Charley Bremner visited with friends in Gueiph on Sunday afternoon. _ _ â€" Mra. _ William Tyack, â€" daughter Florence and son Calvin spept Sunâ€" day with Mr. Fred Porter of Glenâ€" aHan. Mr. George Huefner, Miss Louisa Huefner and Misa Nettie Schlueter vieited with friends in Kitchener and Eimira on Monday. We are sorry to report Mrs. Thomas Markham is still confined to her bed through {iinese. |___ _ Mrs. William Richmond of Washâ€" ington & spending some time with Vir. Israel Martin and Mies Angeline Martin. _ Mre. John Ottman visited with friends in Conestogo on Sunday. . HAWKESVILLE J. J. Yanchus, Correspendent and Agent " SCORE HIGH IN Phone 2006 or 3005, Steddich House. RRCORNT P ELMIRA NEWS This Leading Ontariec Firm Received Big Orders From Various Large orders are received from many prominent poultrymen in the Dominion, a recent order being for one thousand cheoks for the Provinâ€" ctal Department of Agriculture, Proâ€" vince of Quebec. In the course of a season as many as 200,000 chicks of the famous barred rocks and leghorns have been hatched at the MM;L‘htelory White leghorne and e leland The greatest care is taken to see that the chicks will meet with the approval of the purchasers. Every single egg that goes into the liatchery is from bloodâ€"tested stock for B.D.W. The egge are fertilized by British Columbia cockerels from a flock which has proved to be one of the greatest laying straing on the continent. Schmidt‘s Cattle Record. From tasâ€"and wide many ordere u-.fi.a.rmuuunmw ing Hill Top Hatchery and boxes of baby chicks some thirteen thousand are epeeding on théir way as far as Nova Scotia and into the prairies of duction in the Seiling hatchery though they are secondary in the quantity and quality to the first two mentioned. In recognition of the eplendid reâ€" cord of the twoâ€"year old Holstein heifer, bred and owned by Oscar H. Schmidt of Elmira, toâ€"date, the Exâ€" tension department of the Holsteinâ€" the following account: "In milk 365 days, Abbokerk Bonostino Pontlac, Friesian Association has forwarded a two year old Hoistein heifér bred and owned by Oscar H. Schmidt, El mira, gave under record a performâ€" ance regulation, according to a certiâ€" ficate which has just issued, 13,771 lbs. of milk showing an average test of 3.90 per cent fat." The walls of Mr. Schmidt‘s well kept barns bear evidence of the honors won by former members of bis herds; There you will find rows of ribbons, shields, pins and cards telling of the prizes won in different part of the province. Etmira Relieft Cancelied. After May 1st the town of Elmira discontinued ‘ relief, believing that the families which have been on reâ€" lief should be able to get along for th summer. Moved To Paris. Mr. Louis Ditner and his family have moved their furniture and houseold effects to Paris. A very serious accident almost otcurred when the large Internatinal truck belonging to Norman Weigel was crowded off the road about a mile out of Elmira. Litte damage reâ€" sulted. Elmira Notes. The farmers in the Elmira district have been taking advantage of the fine weather durimg the past week, harrowing and seeding on their farms. The Ladies‘ Aid of Wesley United Church held a succeséful sale of homemade baking in the basement of the Church on Saturday afterâ€" noon. On Thursday afternoon, Mre. Osâ€" car Vogt, Mre. Fred Shurly and Mre. J. A. Schroder, motored to Freeport taking with them a treat for the paâ€" tients at the Sanatorium from the Ladie‘ Aid of the Presbyterian Church. One Wednesday, May 3rd, the merâ€" chants of Elmira will begin their half holiday schedule. Mre. Joseph MacNieell and chilâ€" dren Marion and Peggy of Kitchener «pent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mre. John Millard. Mrs. John Wollis of West Montrose «pent a day with her brother,â€"Mr. Alâ€" bert Hamilton. Mre. Stewart Cummings of Paris visited her sister, Mre. Gordon Pirie and Mr. Pirie. Miss Marjorie Trull returned to Toronto after spending some time with Mr. and Mre. Henry Burnett. Miss Alice Reid of Millbank visitâ€" ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. Hentry Burnett. Miss Annie Lundy visited friends in Elora. Much «ympathy is extended to Mrs. James Boniface and family of Galt in the death of Mr. Boniface, who passed away at his home. Mr. Roniface was quite well known here having spent several weeks each summer in Mr. Lowe‘s cottage. Mr. Elisha Pollock of Blooming dale visited friends here. Mr. Fraser MacDonald of Molesâ€" vworth and Miss Ruby Kline of Stratâ€" ford have returned to their duties as teachere at the local achool after spending the Easter holidays at their homes. Mr. and Mre. Harold Hagedorn and little daughter have returned to their home in Kitchener after spendâ€" ing a few days with Mr. and Mre. Paul Kurtz. Mr. and Mra. Hugh Langdon and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karges and little daughter Mary Lou of Kitchâ€" ener apent a day at the home of Mr. and Mre. Jas. Langdon. 5 Miss Lorelta Kienapple has reâ€" turned to her home at Josepheburg after spending several weeks at the home of Mr. and Mre. Alfred Bauâ€" Mrs. Amos Shoemaker has returnâ€" ed to her home here after apending some time with her daughter, Mre. Chae Durrant of Guelph. Quite a large number attended the sale of farm etock and implements held on the farm of Mr. Herb Mc Nally. _ WINTERBOURNE DLTCCCO MMRED C7, SPRUCM PUTR 9W Wilsaboth Rolst 78, Wills Cressman 11. Waiter Atknson 69, Clare Stoits 69, Zona Haliman 66, Alts Stoits 65, Kiton Battior 67, Fioreuce Schmidt §7 Raiph ‘Toman 50. Form I!â€"Althes Bock $8, Iva Zinn 19, Wiverne Hallman T6, Jim Cressâ€" man $7, Dorothy Koehler Ghnoy Hall §6, Eimer Jacob 45. . The girls of the mmoflm Class of the Unted Br un day School entertained the members of the Onward and Busy Bee Classes at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Hallman last Wednesday evening. The president, Miss lliah Hallman occupied the chair during the proâ€" gram. Miss Nellie Bowman read the ecripture lesson and Mre. F. E. Page offered the opening prayer. Short descriptive sketches on the lives of several Canadian poets were given by Miss Goldie Gibb and some of their poems were read by those present. Following the meeting games were enjoyed and dainty re freshments were served. Pupile and Teaching Sta#f Are to Commended on Spiendid Form Iâ€"Ruth Bean 80, Irou$ Kasâ€" ter 78, Allian Cressman 71, Garfield Cressman 75, Willard Hallman 13. Donald Hall 71, Carl Buck 70, Marâ€" gery Shupe $2, Donaid Kochler 54, Porey Shupe 52, Ross Toman 43. Eimer Jacob and Muriel Poth have had perfect attendance during the months from January lst to April 30th. A meeting of the N.D.C.S. Chrisâ€" tian Fellowehip was held on Friday, April 28th. The service opened with the singing of the fellowehip song, "Shine Where You Are". The presiâ€" dent, Andrew Bean gave an address on "The Christian Life is the Life of Truth." Personals. Mary Francis, Principal, Elizabeth Wood, Assistant Present Spilendid Program. Several members of the St. James Luther League attended the district oratorical competition held at St. Peter‘s Lutheran Church, Kitchener, last Friday evening. Miss Rosella SBararas of this society was one of the speakers and spoke on the subâ€" ject of "Prayer". Talk on "Christian Life". Mr. and Mrs. George Hallman and Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Cassel visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Snider at German Mills on Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mre. Fred Egerdee, Mr. and Mrs. William Egerdee and the Misses Aileen and Gladys Kurt visitâ€" ed with Mr. and Mre. John Egerdee at Wellesley on Sunday. Mre. J. Bricker and Miss Evelyn Pricker of Roseville called on friends in the village last Friday. Messre. Lloyd and Roy Diefenâ€" bacher attended the funeral of the late Mr. Wesley Dresch at Kitchenâ€" er on Friday. Miss Bessie Plant, nurseâ€"inâ€"trainâ€" ing at the Brantford General Hoésâ€" pital was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coleman over the weekâ€"end. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mré. Victor Dinger were: Mr. and Mrs. William Richm, Mrs. F. Lautenschleaâ€" ger, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bacher and daughter Doris, the Misses Al thea and Louise Riechm and Mr. Don Perrin all of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hallman and chilldren Hugh and Marie visited with Mr. and Mre. Omar Cressman at Platteville on Sunday. Mr Theodore Riepert of the C.N.R. staff, Kitchener, and Mr. James Sparling of Cargill called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Toman last Thursday evening. _ Mr. Garfield Weber spent the weekâ€"end at Detroit, Mich. Mr. Wesley Erb and Miss Laura Erb visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Eirb at Natchez on Tuesday of last week. Mr. A. W. Hilborn of Galt called on his brother, Mr. Amos Hilborn on Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mre. Gilbert Bergey, Rov. and Mrs. M. H. Shants, the Misses Luella and Mery Shantz and Mesere, Gordon Shantz and David Bergey aitended the funeral of Mrs. Berâ€" gey‘s and Mrs. Shantz‘s father, the late Mr. Amos Martin at Elmira last Thureday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brighton and Mr. and Mre. Gordon Lee visited with, Mr. and Mrs. Hymen Brighton at Toronto last Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Wood was the guest of Miss Mary Sweetmore at Port Dover over the weekâ€"end. Mre. M. Strome visited with Mr. and Mre. Emery Strome at Pine Hill on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wildfong and Miss Violet Wildfang of Waterâ€" loo were gueste of Mr. and Mrs. Gorâ€" don Hallman on Sunday. Dr. Weeton Krupp of Woodstock and Mrs. Elizabeth Krupp of New Hamburg called on Mr. and Mrs. Alâ€" lan Bowman on Sunday. Mr. August Lautenschlager, Miss Lily Lautenschlager, Mr. and Mre. John Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lautenschlager, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Zinken and Mr. Ed. Lautenschlager attended the funeral of the late Mre. CG. A. Gruetzner at Hespeler last Friday. Mr. and Mre. Eli Rosenberger, Mre. Henry Gildner and Miss Prisâ€" cilla Gildner visited with Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Snyder at Kitchener on Miss Irene Duench of St. Jacobe, the Misses Laura and Lonlse Duench and Mr. Andrew Duench of Wallenâ€" etein called on Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Duench on Sunday. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Snyder visitâ€" ed with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shelby at Roseville on Sunday. A large number from here attendâ€" ed the township Sunday School misâ€" elonary rally at the New Hamburg Evangelical Church on Sunday afterâ€" Mr. Donald Jacob spent the weekâ€" end at the home of Mr. and Mre. Jacob Diets near St. Agatha. . â€" Mr. and Mre. Moses Baer, Miss Elele Groff, Messrs. Josiah Baer and Frederick Erb viaited with Mr. and Mrs. Pau} Knoll at Doon on Sunday. Mesare. Herman Kavelman and Kurt Wertenberg motored to ‘Toâ€" ronto last Thureday. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Sararas, Miss Irene Sherk and Mr. Weston Sararas attemded the funeral of the late Mra. Bradley at St. Catharines on Saturâ€" weekâ€"end with her parenta, Mr. Mre: Rd. Bechto! at Gait. Mr. and Mrs, Aifred Futher Mr. Nyle Futher visited with y. i_l-r Mildred Bechtel apent the and __ _Mr. Ernest Egerdee of Ayr spent the weekâ€"end at the home of his | parents, Mr. and Mre. Fred Egerdee. | The girls of this community held a softball meeting at the school Pouse on Monday evening. The | girle and also the boys are expecting , to have a team this year but have not yet fully decided. e10 Years Ago May ist. and Mrs. Herman Klein at Baden on Sunday. Mr. and Mre. Earl Coleman, Mrs. George Coleman, Miss Betty Schlichter and Mr. Moses Toman atâ€" tended the Prophetic Conference, held at Knox Presbyterian Church, Toronto last Wednesday. Among those from here who atâ€" tended the annual Waterloo County Christian Endeavor Rally at Zion Evangelical Church, Kitchener on Tuesday evening of last week were: the Misses Mary Hilborn, Elizabeth Wood, Mary Francis, Goldie Gibb, Selina Spaetzel and Miriam Hilborn. Mrs. B. Brubacher of Elmira apent a few days of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Diefenbacher. Mr. and Mre. D. M. Roth and chilâ€" dren Audrey, Ludena, Delmar and Lincoin of Baden, Mr. and Mre. Alâ€" bert Fischer and Miss Helen Fischer oi New Hamburg were Sunday vislâ€" tors with Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Toman. Miss Irene Good attended the graâ€" Cuation exercises at the Toronto Biâ€" ble College last Friday, at which time ber sister, Miss Vioia Good, graduâ€" ated. x Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Cassel called on Mrs. Ratz at New Hamburg on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Hilborn and children Gordon, Marian and Patty of Kitchener called at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. A~ Hilborn and Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Hilborn on Sunday. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mré. H. W. Bean were: the Misses Lena Horet, Rima and Nora Brubacher and Messrs. Abram and Wilbert Brubacher of St. Jacobs and Mr. Arthur Bahn of Rosebank. Miss Dorothy Erb of Natchez and Mr. Joseph Knechtel of Kitchener were guests at the home of Mr. Wesâ€" ley Erb on Sunday. . Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mre. Lloyd Diefenbacher were: Mr. Homer Snider of Bridgeport, the Misses Brubacher, Nina and Elsie Diefenbacher _ and _ Mr. George Dresch of Kitchener. Audrey Eby, Dorothy Hagedorn, Hazel Battler, Lyle Snider, Freddy Waltoh, Rodger Kellar and Howard Petzold were the seven new beginâ€" ners which were added to the local school last week. Mr. Dellos Facey of Kitchener spent Saturday with his friend, Mr. Cecil Schmitt. Mr. Michael Israel, formerly of this place passed away at his home in Kitchener at the age of 75. Mr. and Mre. Isaiah Eby and famâ€" ily visited with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Rellinger at Mannheim on Sunday. rally which was held at the Evan Our 12" $arg Mr. and Mre. Ezra Becker, Max, Mae and Ethel Becker attended the Wilmot township Sunday School ‘ mulmGer'. Qut Hrt-?: SLE1§ WALLPAP SUNWORTHY WALLPAPERS | for c downstairy roome in a special value feature at 25e roll Sunworthy qualities resist the fading action of sunlight. Their color beauty lasts. Tenor Again we are inviting our many customers to celebrate our business birthday with us and to share in the many bargains we are offering in Sheet Music, Musical Instruments and accessories of all kinds. . Our Store has been newly renovated and arranged for Celebration Sale. Violins Accordions «P eP« MOUTH ORGANS .. Strahnl‘8 Latest POPULAR MUSIC SEMI â€" TRIMMED WALLPAPERS for c upstairs rooms. Dainty Soral efects on white, cream and green grounds. Wallpaper And Paint Department In The Subâ€" WILLIAMSBURG Special prices to all Music Teachers. A Rose to Every Customer FREE $3.50 $5.00 on $35 Music Store up up AT â€" Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Woeber of Kitchener called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schmitt on Sunday. Mrs. Chas. Schneller called on her brother, Mr. Aaron Ridt at New Hamburg, who is ill, on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mre. Wm. Reist, Elisabeth and Laura Reist attended the funâ€" eral of the late Mies Margaret Tilt of Blair, which was held at the Presbyterian Church at Doon last Thursday. My. Howard Kuleke of St. Jacobs spent Sunday at the home of his perents, Mr. and Mré. Chas. Kufeke. gelical Church at New Hamburg on Sunday afternoon and also called on Mr. and Mre. Wim. Schneller and Â¥r. Henry Schneller at Baden. Sunday visitors with Miss Mary Heimpel and Mr. Jacob Heimpel were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Heimpel of Waterloo, Miss Mary Heimpel and Mrs. Atler of Kitchener and Mr and Mre. John Heimpel and family of Nine Pines. Mr. and Mre. Henry Schneider of Baden visited at the home of Mr. and Mre. Chas. Schneller on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heimpel of Waterloo were recent visitors with Miss Mary Heimpel and Mr. Jacob Heimpel. Mr. Fred Becker was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Schiedel near Baden on Sunday. _ Mr. John Doerr of Kitchener was a business visitor here on Monday. A number from here attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Charles Stoeser at St. Agatha on Wednesday. Mr. Edward Knechtel of Kitchenâ€" er was a businesd visitor in the vilâ€" lage recently. Mr. Frank C. Johnson, Jr., of Brantford made a business call in the village on Tuesday. Separate School reâ€"opened last Monday wth a good attendance. Mr. and Mre, Leander Kienappel, Mr. Simon Kieswetter of Josepheâ€" burg and Mr. Joseph Mosburger of St. Agatha epent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mre. Seraphim Kieswetter. Mr. Sylvester Kieswetter of Wilbe apent Sunday at his home here. Miss Hilda Kieswetter of Kitchenâ€" er was a Sunday visitor at her home here. & Mr. John W. Hartlieb of Kitchener mwade a business call in the village on Thursday. Saturday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mre. Harry Bach were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gremm, Mr. Alvin Duench, Mr. and Mre. Ervin Holst and daughter Norme. Mr. and Mrs. John Lather and Mr. Joseph Dentinger of Crosshill and Mr. and Mrs. William Dietrich of Waterloo visited at the home of Mr. and Mre. George Dorscht on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Gles of Heidelâ€" berg visited friends here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Linue Kieswetter of Galt spent Saturday evening with friends here. Bornâ€"On April 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hohl, a son. Auitars Ukeleles Accor dions Pianos and Radios specially priced for this saie. Sheets for "$4.95., "$1.75. ©$3.50., at 15e roll. BAMBERG 28 Queen St. 8. s1,.00 this