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O, 1lr and lmih. Ilisr lt 'touarkalje Hit ill uni I} Ml Eliza: \l Ir I', h \lm Uti {a}; L irt Hus her and Ill“ h h Person-It We are plea-sod to report that Mr. Gordon Manger is improving qftor will); quite ill will: plurootreumonia. 0n Fruluy evening Mr, s L Sclmlrwiiu Wad sailed with a severe snake Jud Is "till In a mum condL Mr and Mm Ed lbbberlheln and hum!) ot new Palmerston were Sun- (In) xvi-4mm ut the home or Mr. and “Is Umdnn Mouser. " r A W Ruler attended the Field In; ,iroli., m Guelph an 'l‘huukdgiv- in; “an MISS Hull) Jul’kullll speut Saturday m lln- Twin (‘in Mr Wttiley Jackson and daughter H. h-n at Uraymn "petit Sunday at the htuuts trl Ure, Wellington Jacluiou ui-, “1::me King or Kitchener. I'ir,vll, Kin: ox Elmira spent the .nuIH-nrl “uh lhrir rmu‘in. um Hull: JurksoIt Sum“) whim“, um [no home or Mr. .ml Slr', I-immmn Matthews wc-I‘h' Ill him Slr,, William Kells of Win- ti, lnl, Nltw, Auult. lirwkblll; was Annalwllw \lullbwn-x and Mr, Ari Shunt! u: ){iuhwnvr and Mr and \II- l IV itultn. \Il' |:.nlm thlumh-I of Elmira Mr,. Wm. Swarm of Centreville :rmi Mv,,, Ed. Mailman visited with Mn. Hum Si'hmiti on Sunday after- Mv. l.loyd Hw‘kor ol' Dunn spent Hm \\|'rk MIA ut his htutus hora. MI. nnd Minx Wm. “big! and I'vmil) HHCIHIH! the funeral of thvir vah('\\ and ('nusin, Mr. Elias Play- "unl. at Wain-loo last Thursday. Mrs. Emu-g Hm-kur and Mr. MILK llwkm “nth-d on Mr. and Mrs. Dil- 1mm. Ht Kiwhmwr 011 Sunday after- Il IN) 1Ul \\\ Mr. um! Mrs. Alvin Schweitzer and duughtmy Isabel and Kathleen ol [M l'luim were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrr, Isaiah Ehy. Vi,itrtr,, m the home of Mr. Rue- !u-n Mn} ttll Sunday wure Mr. and Mrs. mm, “(with Miss Hilu Kckert :m! Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Oswald and dauphin Alive of Mannheim. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reist and zlnughtmx- Elizabeth und Laura sl itrd “nth frivmls at Moslmruugh Ln! Snub}. Mr, and Mrs. mm Huhnwr and _-trl', Simmrt of Kitchrnor visited vuyit, d with tht, Iznttor's parents, Mr. w! Mrs. Fid. Huhrick on Sunday. M r. und Mrs. Gordon Dubrick ~rL-nl Sundu) with fl‘imuls at Walter- fun! QHII Mr. and Mn. (h-urgu 'Lirhty and Mr, and Mrs. Milton Schmidt, of “‘vlln-Jx-y were Sunday visitors with Mr. and MN, K. S. Hofrvr. I! is tiprrrtrsl that Mrs, W. Wat. m-tttl nf hm] hm purrhnsod tho lxlnlu'l'l) ruw'nHy pun-hust'd by L. Milt um! flvrmorly m-vupiod and mum-d by M Allt-gvivr on King St. Rm: L. H Kullrflvisch and Mr, W. linhn h-ft nun Manila} In attend the unnvntmn of Ihv United Lutheran t‘hnrl-h in America, In be held at Suvummh. Georgia. \l \II ulh- " 1u'owtl uttodud “(when _ .~n-I\'i(-t-.< in 1le lMittul (‘hurrh Sunni”) “.an Nov, Nly. Roll of mum m'n-urhml morning and 1ttlt WILLIAMSBURG Slum _ it? Itul him. ITtrlt Hnnnin ilh his “iv“ YATI'ON Sllvn, N A Swwns. Eurl m Slrult'm‘d wvro- recent rho lmme of Mr and Mrs. ELMIRA _ Hurwy 1lwlitr.tsr of \n-H- Sunday visitors NIr and Mrs, lull May- Ian of Elmira John It Juylo as u \Imuluy Mri,. Norman A lovely autumn wedding took place on Wednesday wernoon at t o'eloce, Oct. am. when MInla Arcana, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mm, Fred Uberlg, became the bride ot Wlnmm John Henry, eldtrert eon of Mm. John Hummer and the late Mr. Hummer of Rockwood. The nuplhl knot was (lad by Mr, J Ure Stewnrl, rumor ot thy bNde. _ The bride'wus Iovttly in pale pink “Mk hire (We:~ tsilk Canton crepe in petum. mahionmi on lung. Haring lines. with lace Jacket, which had long, ulighlly patted sleeves, ending in long tight culls. To complete her cGiluttte. she wore a beautiful coro- um hr orange himmunui, white kid "hoes and whilr rum-kings and “in rim! (it-9]) pink roam and iiiy-of-ihe- mile) Mrs James IV 1'roolon, her nMiter nnd ‘iur only ulle-ndunt. “at; Kowned llI nhl'll'llillk silk crepe made on print-Mimi Hum. with Milli-Z sleevw, puffed at the elbows and {lured shoul- der "tttles or georgettp crepe in the cum» shade, contlnulng down the back to the waistline She wore a drain-d rhin‘on velvet tnrlnul to innit-h, alums llllll stockings to hur- innniZu mnl run-rind “was in pink and Tulrintuti alludes. The groom was supported by Mr. James H. t'rooks The groom's gift to the bride was a pearl necklace, to the matrorrot- houor. a piert‘ed, silver hon-lion dish, lteld at the home or the bride's pur HHS. and only the immediate ruler lives attended. after which a limin- teous \wdding least was served. The room" were beautifully decorated with white hells. pink hows and ,,treurtterrn' and autumn flowers. A lovely “hilo arch hum: over the pur- lur (lum- dyvot'ttted with white ircalis, uml ribbon l'osmmhs. pink hum; and ( vittut'stItttsi'y, and pink, mauve and ytzl 1 law I‘ImH‘ru. A btusutit'ul (hm-04ml" pillurml wtsddiny, cake graced the m-nln- oi' tlie hridv'n' Inhlv Thu lu- Mm war» dont. in pink and white.) uhilt- silver Vlltv'thi vontaitted rnsm to tuati'i lhu wedding bouquets Later. 11w happy vuumn left on " llnlwy~ mum: trip by motor for Humilmn and tiltitl' poiuls, tho bridu lrm'vlling in a hum-“Iv“- H‘nyw hack "utin (Irv-m: l‘mmn c('1l.|l‘-lml'k coat with lmskin limum’ (-ullur. brown felt luriran., hrnwn ”um: and avcteusoritw, to hul'w monize. On their rr-lul'n they will r0- mn- un Hm groom's farm near Hurli- “and whtrre they will h.- .n hmnv In lhl'il‘ many tiistuds. Dahms-Quickfall ’ Thehome of Mm. Allan Shim-r trt" l lx‘iIvhum-r Wm. the stone of u lovely ‘unlumn weddiug on Thursday, when i M. . Kilveu Adults Quirkl'ull, (laugh Elvl’ trl Iltns, ”dim (mu-Mun um! tho {hm- Albert I'. Quickiall, Immune the mm!» of Mr Arthur Franklin Dnhmn. um “I Mrs, (‘uHu-rim- Imltms of Mild- nm_\ and ths, hllv Mi'. Julius, 1yuhtns This cnx'mnony was pvrformml " Km. b.' [C Mailman. xiv-such”.- [:.|-l<»|' of Z'um Evangulirnl vhurvh Weber . E-ch A lovely mid-autumn wedding took place in St. Matthew's Luth, eran Church on Saturday when Eileen V. Each, only daughter of Mrs. C. “on and the lute Emerson K. fesch, hummu- the bride of Mr. Earl A. \Vuhvr, A.C.LS., son of Mr. and Mrn. N. Weber, also of Kitch- onmi. Rev. John Schmiodor offici, 3201. C The bride vntol‘od the church on the arm of her mother to the strains of the "Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin" played by her aunt, Mrs. c. Larch of Elmira. Miss Ruby Huchncrgurd was bridesmaid and thy llw fiowvr girl. the bridegroom's nix-cos. little Miss Marjorie Buchnvv. Mr. Fred J. Runs. was the bust man and the [when wow Mossrs. Del Krupl' "f New Hamburg and Clare Weber of Monkton, cuusins of the bridvgrooitt. F'ollowing the bridal dinner at the ('hicopvo Tea Rooms, the newlyweds left on a trip to New Yurk. They "ill rvsidv in Kin-honor. Fetch . Dietrich A quiet \wddlng was snlmnnizvd at St, Mnry's rectory on Saturday, ()rtubcr G, when Miss Margaret hivtrich of Kitchener became the bride of Lorne F. l'vtrh, "Iso of Kitirivr. " “I [vii-lol' Tl):- (Juivkl' much, A fl VI Ai'ivt n “muting dinnvr Mr, um! llc: Nahum len (m a wwddlng trip tir 1111- Adiromluk mountains; ()n Ihvir n-lnrn In“) “in Inku ull orsi. mun-v in Kin-lu-Iwr Runke-Fiddler tit I’o-Ipr'h Lulhvrun ('lllll'l'h was My.» sIusltir u! u molly weuldiup,. Thur“ (luv manning, when Miss (Imn'ginu I'Hildlitr, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Wm Fivllllmz (‘om'lluml Avr',. Kilch- "tiiu', hrwattt1s the hl‘ido ot' Mr Wil Hum [(nnku, mm of Mr um! Minx Urumq- Hunk". (‘nnwrnn SI. Kilt-Ir rut'r MAN. IN: H. A Spnrllng pastor or tho rhurrh. amt-hum Reinhardt _ Hudson St, Joseph's 'u'ctory was the acme of " pretty wedding on Mon- day when Miss Belle Hudson of Kin-honor, daughter of Mr. Hudson nf Brandon, Man., and the late Mrs. Hudson, became the bride of Roy Alvxnndvr Reinhardt, son of Mr. and and Mrs. George Reinhardt, Kitchener. Rev. Father Heller, ree- tor of St. .lom-ph's parish, officiated. ’Locll Girl. Lou. l Th» New Hamburg Hchnnl girls i lost by mm run to (ho Wonvslvy mm- ‘nmnnm m a late fall Kama recently. Thu chllmlpy nino mades a 4rtrotttt it'omelrttck to nvm‘cnmn tho Now :Hnmlmrg lead and in [MM the game 'hy Um Mr‘nl‘n of K7, lTo Untied-kc Con.truettort Work. The bride's sister, Mrs. Carl Ham- dorf, was the matron of honor and Mr. Carl Humdorf waisted the bridegroom. ShuntzhAl Kitchener, Oct, 16, Mrs. R J, Shantz, aged 59 yenrs. The funeral will he held Frida after, noon from the home to gummy Church for service. Fried-At Roseville, Oct. IG, Russel Fried, aged 34 years. Funeral will he held Friday afternoon from the home to the Evnnzolirnl Church for service. At mm of tho longest "osMottre In il,, hk4tory, tho Now Hamtturg color (-H npprnvml thp Moyor St. tpnk ron- "etruvtVttt work petulnnml tor hy tho rmldmna ot that street. The council Mm took notion towards: thp plum") or thr- lam! comMery. nib-ruin“!h mm- )liss Pssarl all and Mt. Simon lmhmh. Mm H.Il|m;m plauml lhu \u-thinu NEW HAMBURG Ptumm-u but. Deaths I'll WA'IIILOO CIRONICLI She is survived by tour brothers, John Dalton of St. Columban, Joseph, Mackinley Park, Alaska, ‘James, Sacramento, Calif., and Ed- _wurd of Janice. and by two sisters. ers. M. Windle, Detroit, Mich., and Mrs: M. Pope of Kitchener. . Following an illness of several months' duration, Min Ann Dalton passed away at the St. Mary's Hos. pittyl, Kitchener, up Qctobgr lo. The funeral took place on Friday morning upon arrival at the Ashfield R.C. church, Ashfield Lownshi . Interment was made in the 'r.drllti' township cemetery. Mn. Sum Klein At the K.-W. Hospital, on Wed, ncsduy, Oct. 10th, the death of Mm. Sam Klein 1"wurred. Deceased was In her 510th year. _ - Among the survivors are her hus. bund and two children, Sully and Roy, both of Kitchener, her father, Mr. J. Klein. and four brothers, B. A. Klein, Windsor, J. Klein, anon- to, C. K. Klein, Niagara Falls, and Morris Klein, Kitchener; also three sisters, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Framer and Mrs. C. Feldman, all of Kitch- oncr. The funeral took plum: from her lute residence in Kitchener. Mrs. Mary Pelz Mrs. Mary Pels: passed away in her 75th year, in Detroit, recently. Deceased was born in Kitchener, moving tn Detroit l2 years ago. Survivors in Kitchener aw une sister, Mrs. John Ringlc, one nephew, E. Budke, and three nieces, Mrs. Chas. Myers, Mrs. E, Hoefhar and Mrs. Philip Karn. Henry H. Kline succumbed to a month's illnrss at his home in “mien recently, in his 74th year. There survive two daughters, Mrs. Alf. Futher of New Dundee, Mrs. Marsh Ludwig ul' Kitchmior, and two sons, Edgar ut homo and GUI" don of London, Ono sister, Mrs. Thomas Johnston, of Zurich, Ont., and two brothers, Gustave Kline of Lurkin. Texas, and Allan Kline of Shuddon. Ont. Mr. Klim- was a rI-lirutl prvssnmn. huvinrr, funnvrly workud at the Dominion Linseed Oil Cv. Sl-rviro wus hvlll from his lute rusim-m-v to Fit. Jucuhs Lutheran Chutth, in charm- of Rev. J. L. kirthhoffcr, pastor of thy rhurrh. Elais B. Playford Lann- numbers of his fellow citizens attended the last rites for the popular Elias B. Playford, who passed away recently. The fuucrul was hl-ld on (MIL 11th from his lute hnnw. Srrrv'uur,, “(Tr cuuduvtrd by ltvv. Jumvs F'ltuuinw, pustur of Klmx Piv,cslryteriun Church, and interment was mad put Wutvrlou Mount Hum- vi'mettst'y. Pulllmuvvrs “(we A. Gl Ham-hue] Hr. Grunt Harm-r. Wm. 1Ivndvrsun Jr.. w. F. Ihrrrr,r, Dr. H, J. Mr Nully and .lm'k Sum. Mrs. Dorothea on Then- pussrd away in her Tyth yvm', (In Thurrduy. Mrs. D. Ott, tV- lict " [he Iuh- John Ott of Kitch- om-r. horn-mm! hm! hum ill for mmv “mo. Fiurvivinw uH' Iwo ,urn,u,_hiutiuul of Kitchvver, .Iuhn. in Detroit. two brothvrs. Jnl‘n Sll'uh of Waterloo, l'unrml of Grand Rapids. Mich., {our ristrus, Mrs. Michael (Mt, Kitchener, Mrs. Mary Vinson, Her- Kitchener, Mrs. Mary Vinson, Her- rion count)“ Mirh.. Mrs, Abraham )lvtzumu Mrs. (hwn'm- Daimler. both of Watvrhru. and right grand- children. The funvml was held Sunday uftuvrmon from th hwmw to SL Mutthvw's ('hurch l'nr public <01: vivvs. Interment hunk plum- in Mount [101w n-nu-U-v'y. Ron J. Flvhmivdet. officiuttul. Min Margaret Elliott Tlw sudden death " Miss Harv! Elliott, R.N, of Kilv lwcurrml Ull Odom-r mm a home. lhuurusvd Wits in her lwcurrml Ull Odom-r mm at hot- humv. [Mu-mum! Wits in her 54th your. She “as a rosidont of the city of kitvhvnvr fur the trust 25 yours. Sttrvivovy are bur hrulhm‘. Wil, “um G. EllinH, ('umplwllville. and two sisivrs, Mrs. s. A, Nisln-l. ().A.C.. Gru4ph, and Miss S. Cnthvr- ine Elliutt, Kin-honor. Tho furuwul WU,s" hvld thn'dny. Thoma: Bryden The dvuth of Mr. Thumus Ilr.vrltm occurred m the St. Mary's! Hospital nu UN. NIH), IM-w-nrzlh' wus born in Wuivrlor, Tp. fifty yput's nun, Mr. Brydvn was widvly known as " fun-mm: lh- I'rnmvml to New Hun- dev about two yl‘nrs .1ch Ho is sur- vived by unv sister, Euphonin, nu Siding: ut New Dundee. The funeral “us hold Friday afh'l‘mmn from the hmm- and inter- ment was mmh- in the “nun comm The fun afh'l‘mmn f; ment wax u tery. “on , thy wrvicos Slu-vinl mun-h "tlt, n-Inlm'ml in u mixed "imrttsttr, aluminum] or Mrs A W. Em‘rdt-o, Mrs lo. T (‘nlmmIIL Mr E. T, (‘oloman and Mr. A. Totuatr Tlu, willwm'nrs \w-H" Mnmra, PM Hilugu'lnn-r .lunH-s Linton, Jul-wph Slollz, Ed. Htoliz, Snnnwl H'vhwurcss and HI-rlwrl ltockm' lnlvl‘nu-nl mu: mash, in Hm noon ('vmolvrr. Mm A Miiesurl ot' Hallow-r Hut', minim-(l In " "ixtntrullui' illness on \lmulzl) 1lIy, Huh-av] “us In Itrn' math )Aur and Wllst horn in C)arrlek irrwttship The -u|l'\'i\'0l'n< urv throw daughters and Iviit um” Mrs; A I. “01qu and Ur,, William ”who“ nl' Hmmw-r; Mt't; F' Lurking. 1'lifTord, William \qu‘ul‘l of Hamburg and Milton :lt hmnv. "Iso ”no xish-r. Mrs H Nitty twltsall nr Vulgar), 11! s,rruurlrhutlr'vtt "In! ')flpr urvnr ummh'hild. Minerva Buehler Attrw suftiwitj, for Non-ml du.srw, (hp trtttlrty-irld daurr,litru' or Mr and Mre Edwin lhu-hlvr mam! away at lho K AV Hospital un Sunday The gurvh'nn nrw hm lutrtritr, [HM] tum wish-r Nnmni Thu rumor"), whit-h was prlvulv, “as lH‘M "I lhu family 1usuidottit ml Mouriar .uflnrnmm Inlnrml‘nl was Inmlo- ul lhv Norm Wooirvirh VINUIU Mn (‘oma-lory There survive three sons. William (Young) of Winnipeg, Man.; Mn. Delind- ankie Thorv succumhor to u lingering illnvss on Friday. Mrs. Delindn Lockio of Roseville, at, her residence (ht-IT. [hemmed Wlty in her 32nd your nnd wns horn in Buffalo, NW. ler hmlmml. the Min Wm, Lockie, dide ll yours nun. Mrs. Lookio w'ns widvly rowpvrh-d for hor adivo interest in the Mrnicq of her church. 7 Mu. All Dalto- Obituary Mrs. Anthony Magnet Hénry H. Kline wrul “us hold Friday 'rnm thv hmm- and inter- mult- in the “nun count» 'I'uylmeum-n oruducted was held Sunday th hwvmo to S(. h l'nr public «at K ilth-m-I Gourm- of 'cyusliatcrum at home; also three and Louim- of Essex lion- of Turmlln. and John of Greenliehl. in Cll in Hun-Jun . . .c,urviviu:: 2m- iwo Univ“ Ill Willium Them-1' m [cm-Jun and Hr .iurhum Lnl'l. l‘onlrm-Hh- 'l‘hr lnnm'nl or lllv lulu 1ll.src, ryir. Mwih S. hut-Hr "tis lu-hl 1mm ll1-I'l'1‘ idence Wednesday. them-o to tlw H.- llnlllls» rhurrlu m I‘m -litu “In-1.x survit-n was lit-1d. Huriul was made: I)“: JIUHHHHL’ (‘vlnhh'll 1Csrvx', also [hm-u wrut1ticttuureu. The I'unvrul Wttc, held Monday uhm'nmm with burial in thy Ayr mun-Hr). \II um! Iltw, law: J, Hm [m I' Arm-I, \\';Il<-I'lnn, .mnou ullgnuvlm-ul (H Hie-H vldiwf n-r. Mina Mal-2mm In Alrirr pump. " sitrll 0r l\l1 Joliti G )mlllun " sitrll nl’ l\l1 KIM-hnm-r .Hnl thr, I thr, uwhhm: tit lulu Mt IIII'Ih Hum Hun-u Mr I Ill, ll ll Huuu. “mm M Wrrrtivu n Wain-hm ('anmy Muir-rtuim-d (lu- 'cirls or Illv- (‘ullt-uv u! " ('hurmilnzh' minimum! II"! ill thr, [211ml (‘HIHWIH willn 'l‘vunmm. \\':II:-I’lnn Szlllnllzu' :Il'lvrnmm H li.Im--pm| Pu llw ruin-LII Ur 11ml 4il\ Ut Witlirr; ' he”, m IM‘III-il u! thrs Mum-r Sulllm' Fit (h- \li» (pl-HI gun»! I'm”: ility ill " 1lrnrtuiuv,ls nl I‘muml lttiti--,tFittt Ivan In mum: at hr: 41.1112)» luv, Ill,, Kiln-MI V IVA-Th Mrs Laura ‘Hillhki and Mrs \l Forrlor m BIN-shun “ow jam! huh lu‘ruw' u! n purh r-tly, wltrur tilt-x tst1tert1tiitvd at tin» 11mm (If M, :Iml Mtts (h-urm- Hvinhunll. Ih-lllou rurvvt, Kilt-hr-nvr all n kilrhvn ,4“tu rv in complimvm In M'ucs', Ih-llv Hml Hm “howiv Innrrluuu In Mi' Roy Rt‘in hard! took plnm- on Monday ( Mr,, A It Mnssolmun ut"l‘urnutu, lfurnwrly m Iiilrhtutr. and " fm‘mm 'rprvsitioul of this Triuily Unilm] Wo man’s Missionary Sammy WW,' rur- ‘apm LII .qwnkm "I thr Thnnkuuiviup "IN-Hm: of Hoe ant‘n'r Misuilouury Sock-1y In Trlultv I'Imml Snmlux ‘5'! haul ' work I A succvssful (on “ml baking cult, Sli 1'url (:n-I'hunll. “1w In v‘u- Inn! four month“ ill Iltrt Witui ls ii \'i~|IuI in Wult-1 urn-q “I M, Jud Mit, Java]: You“: .Jl’m‘l Mr HI'I'IIAIHH 1luyiuu Irl “uh-Hm. lH'IHII' “will“ H hum. ility Iltru- Miss Elizabeth Schaefer' Tht, 41ml!!! n! “in: r: Stlnt-l'n- wll itl t‘unn'mllh- trll Mundzu az-rd NN,'.-' HI 'trw um. u-.u' Jlnl “as hcld m. the humv of Mrst. (I. A. Hm-hm_ John Stu-M Emu, Waterloo, Inr tho Women's Guild of {he Church of the Holy Suviour. The hostess was assisted in rm-vivmg by Mrs. R. J. Solon Adummn um! Mrs, A. Hnwkv. thc m'ouidvn! of (hr nr mmjzutinn Lnrgv numbers nf gnu-sh- \w-rv churminstly ontmluim-ll m thr, homo of Mrs. J. I). c. Fhrrsyth, Frederick Fit., Kitchener, on Friday, when the "by I’ ('0 W 5mm 1- rnlul‘uin Nir self/h, se" -nVl‘S , ,,,,,mr/////i, 'l tdie,,".,.,. SALADA TEA SODA BISCUITS 'i)tiiittl. ’2- 's, MEN. li, 't iU.2S' l 'riitt'Cssa 'i' W“ - t ,, 1 SM o6 mews E ' "N E 11 ol' ll >I' Fit (Mum- “In-n! mu, (h-Hrmlu ('UIH‘JU 11n- wrrltrurd in w ol' II"I' pun-"1., Mt til, YUVIIIL' -~‘Y|I~4-l Paterson's 2 1-lb. Plus. 10 King St. S. "ti.. “"r 'e t'Tit8l, c trt: IS' uni Slt Personals F, M"'" a = a 339‘ iits , “ Willl‘ulun ('uln-r and Mix I', :Ifm'vx' um] Ily N' liuv, In Kill'IH‘lll'l' Pu wliviuw tlttss nl M NH 1lvin l 'tdc-soil" I e-tb. Brown PM. lln-II hum.- 'l 1thrrr, Hum Ill,, I|\\in'.-\ 'nrlinu. K t' 'uhl-r and Mr llvll unlurluim-(I ul hnr \lnr) bit. Kin-honor. Sulur thive wrutyicAildle" W' .I numb-I Mi, h. A v mull“- ulun- IJn 3312‘? Hum II In! an; and David sisturm Jam-1 ('nunty, and two Irrrrthvrs, md David ol' "UH, Kih'hvn-‘r an) or Toronto l Wiiltrrltrir. tltr, Mt .Iml Ilr, .l uh l Hunt. "\'|! mnounu- th, and Misc NI In- Iln- minds 'tl 1ltac Loni“ \II “HI hum~ r.- ill WutiuV :Ilh-IHIt-xl HII lt Iv Uh- huh (lur‘lvr of _ (Em-ltd. Ihu lulh‘l' .ln-r. Mrs I, 1'trlrrr (rum Wil :IlII-mlml t'nlwv 0| 23c 30c (laugh Wm) m! iv, hnli u hymn ulnulian hm_ 1h" Ill "i/,, (aiijirii-y, :lcsyajifr7 “:1: , V _ V _ii,/:,'ij Ag ""w 'c':':) _."' I"",)"---', Pe L I E r F/R_S T__* Jr', 'ij/i),":,,', 'y/i'ir", t". s'y" yjiis' VqT ' 7 , Etu?NtLMyekw.tyrA'. _r'c,,'i:,i,,is,i, . "its. .._;,,,_, ' ,V_, Trc T .. -""' c. _ -.x ‘1”,1". lh in In nn-mlu-n of tlw Queen Anne chapteri hum-rial Order Daughters of lhl‘i Empire, of" which she is regent, were llx>~tl'.~.~'v> thrn- at a tva and baking‘ suls. in luau-m for the vhapter. ‘ Miss E>tullu “Hyman, whose) ruurviuwe takes place on Octobox“ :0. was pleasantly surprised by somel 22 t'rirnlls at thv hmm- of Mrs. Ed. A. Weinstein, Kilrhvnvr, on Thurs. d:ry vvetiinv:. Mrs. J. H. Ham-y and Miss Audrey Wvivhrl wrrr joint hustusmw at tlu: harm- of thc latter, Allan strum. \Valorlon, un Thursday evening at a'rharnuingly arranged pt-e-null party for Miss Maybelle kuitting n]. Galt, brideurlect of this week, At thy sumwr hour (he hostesses wvro assi~tml in .wrving by the Misses Namv “(will and Elizabeth Hack, n c y ('nllnvuiulu ll plriulnd) ('01 Ill:' an I \ HIL' ‘I mull“: Ill than mm Hu- MAYOR ATTENDS ,Canoll‘: Own mu I I IH Gsifirst or Domestic 1merui Coeonut Finger Shqrtening Gh. Pkg. 'tte Biscuits- 1-Ib-B-s 10c Quaker Oats ht Me Ammonia 5 Pkss. Me Cleanser Eagle Brand H. o. Powdered cBlueberries s2'il,, 10c Herring 2 Tins 25e XXX Fine Thin Soap Chips 'et 35e lo (urn Linn! Ur uml Nlrv, Frank I'Mmuhalh'l‘ li' wlmnmi to WOW lmnw Th Moxttl 'I‘lmu PREPARING ‘w 1”!)an n) th, Itil Mtuirloy T , tum Flu-N "rul uh-rtinn I ‘L.1_\HI\ of II Ilnlmllnn -ul.|\ HI this, NIGHT CLASSES OPEN CANADIAN PACIFIC For full hurlirulnrc. nsk for Hnndhill rumnh \m pix, tti" V. M. WOOD. City Palaenger Ale-M. Can-Jinn FUcific Rnilway BARGAIN FARES m " E Saso xrf From Kitchener tllllc', night firr the Ar-H' mull! NIH-MN (unmet! (Inn'- ttl" mum" of thr, cluetcrss hill IL', (tti or Illv olhm'u Inn-am“ u mum: its' (lie (-nmhnvnl Vile, nu! \anirin-nl In “Hr 'ill k l20 King lit, W. KiTCHENER, ONT. Phone 585 Hill mum] ut-tis ity In T " E (Imuvr ”mun- TRiSIT wiiuuutstlrtr, "turn-(l lbw 110QO in Waist Tlu'y "rt' prr'pavirw "sl.; for tltr, minim: FRIDAY - ()(‘TOBE VOTERS' LISTS iittctuVul 1hr nun-t Unluriu Hunk-inali- nn “Hahn-uh“ "tlil linwumsnum; Sum] CONVENTION 'l'lir 1ltlilt, [uh-d ths. mow-l "1 ill (Wm-nun not iuirr thun ll Ay " In iM.Cllll i itctturit 11M [Nor than 'e R“ n.Ut (Mi' It R.) (‘HH'Adh Kh'PostTIoN The L." Opportunity to See farm {rum Inlvrmwhuh 'll"; BRAND [llllll SYRUP 'l'lw (animus onvrg) quantum}: swoolr an uhih dipcstcd food imnlnabh' {In infants, gummy: childrwmaud vsrtioyrsd In Hit wholv fumih. \[umhn I. l hr I Jtt.ul.t Vl.lu|\( Personals. Mr. mm Nlr,, Nirirl an“ Willi :Ilnl \II il Svhultz uni] .hiMI’vn. m/Surnvwh} {Wm il lmhunu ”liIIHir :Iml Hwy visitcul I’riv-ml; ml "ruHi, Mr "itil Nlrs / on Sunday ill “I HIP \mn-nlh lim- in ()n \\'uln:-.-d;n .Hnrv. “wk " Iman-z tlt {rim Arthur St‘hllvhfr‘l of Url Miss Vrrruu ("mm until lmlnv of hm' yum-nu, Il Wm J (‘w-k, Ill lumur lt Thr' [Ildll'muu‘ "s/s \lthJHl; trl! “Nd”. t, HI ill" Vim-v1 MM.” 1: Nlis, 1iiiritrn ('Imhlm Finn-r It1ully Inn-mt |Ul|L'l'1|HILllilllh~ :Iml 1w lam: JIM [mum “vdlh 1mm _ “ho :Illvmh nvrw HI and Tll--, l .IIHI "uurclitt't Ilort liu‘ul Hummmul and -r Him I. Iturulrtvrsitr. ern m: Snlurvla) Ur and Urs, Snlnm-Z I n'riuu tll Tins Pkg. KINGWOOD I' II I C A c, o $7.00 From Kitchener fl Flu-ml .‘ Inning tit 13c lt PAdm IN! F 1h |)_()1l Hill. to I Liv}!!! a sitHI lmmul ’6 1mm NIt [.it‘hll visited 'll Lirhli'“ on Ill "l 1m ulvmllim-d at ' 1»: 1m]: this Mum" to ol \linhank, ll"|: w\ll‘ll1l min of Mrti, \v-(‘lel me? wrml ( the r l|llll Mttc. ', In! rm-Pm A [Crit rsrruH'al fr' :nu-rnnon. Ilwipivnl of tr? girls; for Iriruiil, very l and names isivcft Us!) Im- Those I'n- “mltlilu; "roll lh-wul‘ I .1ml Ilrs, lmvlu1:l~éllld _ cold his nu (H Ili' “hm will IHL' wtuuioul at mm: and lluonlrurg “Hi! Ur' h Ur! HM " "