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%fi&fifl&flfl&flflfl&&N&flfl&flflfl&&@g o 22 | Gilk Vakup $ Qou 41 (ohe : FOR EARLY Qt 5 € CHRISTMAS SHOPPERs 2 90 Queen St. S. Phone Kitchener HUDSON SEAL COATS 4100 Give Us A Ring Today We‘ll Call The Pearl Laundry \NNIER’ S Home sf;;;ishing 18 Queen St. N. = KITCHENER NNBDDNDDEDEDXHXRXEX EDE D:R 0R 0) Another of our specials, flat pieces washed and ironed, wearing apâ€" parel returned damp for ironing. Don‘t hang out your wash in the cold weather. Send it to us. 12 lbs. of laundry, returned damp for ironing Now is the time to have that DRY â€" CLEANING done for Christmas. Those dress shirts also ought to be laundered to be ready when you need them. Our "Wet Wash" Offer "Thrifty Service" 12 lbs. . Have You Tried Reduced to January Sale Prices Appraise their distinctive lines, their generous new style collar of fine quality Furs. January Sale Price Feel how warm they are, and we know these Coats are the best values for they are all offered at our They‘re the smart new things likely to outrival silk. Double bed sizes. JANUARY SALE PRICES Hudson Seal Coats Regular $215 to $225. New Fur Coats 50c Priced at $3.75 to $8.00 â€"â€" O6¢ .. ‘165 Neat Work KITCHENER Mr. and Mrs. Percy Woods and daughter Grace, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. David Lichty, New Jeruâ€" ealem. Mr. J. P. Snider is erecting a fine new veranda. The Y.P.S. met on Friday night at the home of Wilbert Melitzer. ‘The Blble baseball was quite a euccess. Next Friday‘s meeting will be held at the home of Mr. Wm. Somers, A number from our community atâ€" tended the funeral of Mr. A. Ullyott of Elmira. Mr. A. E. Richert apent Saturday in Kitchener with his niece, Mre. Odrowski of Guelph, who is i11 at the home of her eister, Mre. Hamel. The Women‘s Missionary Society held their annual meeting at the home of Mre. Richert. The reports for the year were read and adopted. The officers for the new year are: President, Mrs. B. C. Woods; vice president, Mrs. Percy Woods; secreâ€" tary, Mre. Howlett; treasurer, Mre. A. M. Letson. This play has been presented three times and has proven a decided sucâ€" cese. Miss Vera Fewings apont the weekâ€" end at the home of her parenté at Millbank, The annual echool concert will be held Dec. 20th in the evening. w._M.s._Annunl Maqtlng. Our eympathy goes out to Mrs. N. H. Gingrich, who is mourning the lose of her sister, Mre. Edgar Loughâ€" ry of Toronto, who was taken away very suddenly on Thursday of last week. Less than three weeks ago Mre. Loughry was a visitor at the home of Mrs. Gingrich. Following the dinner festivities, Mr. and Mrs. Kraemer left on a wedâ€" ding trip to Niagar Falls and Pennâ€" eylvamia. On their return they will reside on the ‘Clayton Stewart farm, Personals. Mr. Fred Ferguson spent Saturday in Kitchener. ‘The players of the comedy drama, "George In A Jam", journeyed to Millbank on Dec. 8th, and presented it to a large audience after the proâ€" gram the Y.P.9. of Millbank church served a delicious lunch and before leaving for home epent a social hour at the home of Miss Fewings, our Junior teacher in the local school. Mies Elizabeth Relst of Williamsâ€" burg spent Sunday with her friends, Jean and Ruth Woods. not far west of Olivet on the Fourth of Peel. Mr. and Mre. Clayton Marriott of Kitchener spent the weekâ€"end at the former‘s home in the village. A locally interesting wedding was solemnized at the RR. 2 Wallenâ€" stein home of Mr, and Mre. Eli B. Bauman the forencon, when Miss Elizabeth Bauman, elder daughter of Mre. Bauman and her late former husband, Mr. Daniel B. Bauman, and her late former husband, Mr. Daniel B. Bauman, became the bride of David M. Kraemer, eldest son of Mr. and Mre. Noah G. Kraemer of Yatton. After the ceremony, at which Bishop Jesee B. Bauman of East Wallenstein officiated, a wedâ€" ding dinner was served to about fifty guests, of whom fifteen couples were more elderly persons, _ During the past season some 350,â€" 000 tiles of various sizes were turned out at the Wallenstein clayworks, operated by Mr. Amos C. Martin of East Wallenstein. Of this number about 246,000 tiles were laid by his two giant ditching machines. Dryâ€" ing conditions were poor towards the close of the season. Brubacherâ€"Bowman Nuptils. â€" Mr. and Mre. Brubacher are taking up early residence at the groom‘s home, the "Johnson farm", not far west of Winfield on the Sixth of A pretty Tuesday forenoon wedding took place this week at the West Wallenstein home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Bowmen, when their third daughter, Hamnah, became the bride of Dilman S. Brubacher, son of Mre. Dilman Brubacher of St. Jacobs and her late former husband, Mr. Elias Brubacher. Following the ceremony which was solemnized by Bishop Jesse B. Bauman of East Walâ€" lenstein, a dainty dinner was served to some fifty guests assembled from surrounding localities.. $ n ndhorn s min omel #ik c manslaqal 1 CCC €0, CHRRPCAIEUS Still on the map, though only a|d27 afternoon, Dec. Tth. Following & v.P.8, Hoid December Meeting. hamlet, and known in its earlier days | °BOTt ""(;:'n;‘ 30%“?'9.‘:: On Friday evening, Dec. Tth, the byâ€" such visiting public men as ?‘Y Rev. mr- e an : Young People‘s Organized classes of D‘Arcy ‘McGhee and Dr. Kgerton 038,'-::& ‘t‘:!g W:d'd Bethel United Church, held their Ryerson, Wallenstein was a typical|to Bean‘s Mennon nron. waete monthly meeting at the home Of Mr. little centre in pioneering times.|@ large crowd of sorrowing fri@nds ang Mrs. John Facey, Jesse Billis Dating back into the "fifties" and|ADd rel@tives gathered to pay their presiged. The scripture reading was named by its first postmaster, Mr. | !28t "“ng“'“» Rev. Moses ml ‘h“ read by Florence Facey while Clarâ€" Jacob B. Oswald of Kitchener, its|Of Blenheim "“"“d b}‘ Bi#GOD ence Diamond conducted the Bible early history was associated with Madnnamh l:uh iman of lnmu': Study on "A Christan‘s Duty toward the following in the ploneering enterâ€" | 4" R‘ahc‘“ S:“'m“’ of Oe Bie_ Fellowâ€" men". Current events prises: William Kearns, weaver; | °8t ’:lot. delivered Tlllvl‘;:lm\: were given by B.:v. P. 8. Banes and Jacob B. Oswald, horeeshoer and taâ€" ;"dl insp! "{ '"mg'"- he q Eliworth Bean gave a talk on "The vernkeaper; John Winters, carpenâ€"| M&le Quarte ‘4;"9" :“'d “'el'l‘ l'P' Work Carried On by the Dept. of ‘ter; Jacob Good, blackemith; Peter| PTODriate num| ?r" a tlh&‘w“c ue0D Agriculture among the Young People Simg, sawmiller; Sylvanus Beldes,| * t'ge oervlcet.h h: pallbear °';e:°’° of Rural Canads storekeeper; Thomas Vipond, potash (“S’Dv ?uSno‘d * ® Ju:la.h“uBS’hd' auls a;sd Mr. and Mre. Alfred Christner and lm&ker; Adam â€" Schaefor, carriage Clarence Ry °o-( near Hespeler, Omar ([2My sbent Sunday with Mr. and maker and Stroh Bros., brick and Cre;man “gt near Platisville and M"> J%° Lederman, near Platteville. F:en:;:.nl:tacmmm. Amos Good and Abner Cressman of _ Miss Jessl:: Pentelow epent the j in Weekâ€"end at her home near Guelph. On Saturday, Dec. 8, a baby son &ev:;”m",';‘mcez‘;{:‘,}y took v19to ‘h. " Tices Aun Brubacher of SC. yatobs was born‘ to Mr. and Mrs. John M. & nt a fow | M 9 eympathy of the entire ocmmunity SD°Dt a few days last week with her Martin of the "Fenton Farm", East 5oee out to the bereaved family. eister, Mrs. Abner Cressman. }Wallemtelu. ‘ Mr. Christian Bender Passes, _ Mre. Isaac Bean called on her sieâ€" _ _‘Mr. and Mre. Elias W. Weber were | Thorp paseed away on Sunday, Dec. !6", Mre. Eliza Langley at Stratford recent visitore with Aaron Weber‘s 9th, after a short illness, Mr. Chrisâ€" 0° Saturday afternoon, of Elmira. tian Bender. He leaves to mourn his _ We are sorry to report that Mr. _ puh Sidhey Hoiffman of HeldelbeE |josg his wife and many friends and Enos Creseman, who has not been in spent Sunday at the home of Mr. @Md | relatives. The funeral was held on the best of health, is in the Generel Mre. Ezra B. Frey. Wednesday afternoon with private| Hospital in Galt receiving treatâ€" Mr. Levi Housser of Floradale wA8 |services at the house, thence to Steinâ€"| ment. We wish him speedy recovery. a South Wallenstein visitor on MOD:| man‘s Amish Mennonite Church| Mr. and Mrs. G. Lindensmith and day. near Baden, where a public service| Mr. and Mre. B. Lindensmith and Recent visitors from the Fourth of| was held. Interment took place in family of Stratford were Surday visiâ€" Peel with Isaac B. Frey‘s were Mr.|the adjoining cemetery. tors with Mr. and Mre. Ed. Schiedel. and Mrs. Onies Clemmer and Mr.|Women‘s Institute Meets. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roth spent Sunâ€" and Mrs. Amsey M. Martin. The Haysville Women‘s Institute| 42y with relatives in Toronto. Mr. and Mre. Eliag W. Martin were held their December meeting at the|‘ Mr. and Mre, Kenneth Kalbfleisch Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr.|pome of Mre. Percy Weicker on Wedâ€"|a0d daughter Jean of Toronto visitâ€" and Mrs. Aaron Weber of Elmira. nesday afternoon. ‘The president,| °d with Mr. and Mré. Percy Weicker Mr. David Hoffman of Heidelberg| Mrs K. z. Mclntyre presided. The|OD Sunday. and Mr. Ezre Frey were recent Â¥i8!â€"| rol call was well responded to with| Mr. A. Fleming spent a day with tors at Eliae W. Martin‘s. a Ohristmas recipe. After several|his mother, Mrs. Robert Fleming Mise Matilda epent Sunday with | pusiness traneactions, Mré. J. J. Graâ€"| at Poole, friends at Elmira. ham read a paper on "Do‘s and| Bethel United Church will hold its Mesers. Menno Gingrich, Manasseh | Dont‘s‘" for an Institute member.| annual Christmas entertainment on M. Martin, Jacob B. Brubacher and| Misses Ruth Schiedel and Margaret Wednesday evening, Dec. 19th. A Josiah B. Brubacher returned home|Bean then favored with as instrumenâ€"| varied program of dialogues, songs safely last Thureday evening from {tal duet. After an exchange of Christ and recitation will be rendered. A their fortnight‘s visit u.) Pennsylâ€"| mas gifts, two very interesting demâ€" cordial invitation is extended to all. blbplien i ntubal net o lntantte mdns Aduratdil Eemant Cabb Mesers. Menno Gingrich, Manassch M. Martin, Jacob B. Brubacher and Josiah B. Brubacher returned home safely last Thureday evening from their fortnight‘s visit to Pennsylâ€" vania, During their stay in the Quaâ€" ker state they saw the Conestogo River there and motored down the picturesque Susquehanna trail to Philadelphia for sightseeing. They also visited with the parents of the former, Mr. and Mre. Eliae M. Gingâ€" rich of Myerstown, Penna, Upon their arrival home Mr. Gingrich alâ€" most immediately took C.P.R. train departure for his home in the Canâ€" adian Middle West. Turnout Totals Over 350,000, Kraemerâ€"Bauman Nuptials. Still on the map, though only a hamlet, and known in its earlier days byâ€" euch visiting public men as D‘Arcy ‘McGhee and Dr. Egerton Ryenson, Wallenstein was a typical little centre in pioneering times. Dating back into the "fifties" and named by its first postmaster, Mr. Jacob B. Oswald of Kitchener, its early history was associated with the following in the pioneering enterâ€" prises: William Kearns, weaver; Jacob ‘B. Oswald, horeeshoer and taâ€" vernkeaper; John Winters, carpenâ€" ter; Jacob Good, blackemith; Peter Sims, sawmiller; Sylvanus Beldes, storekeeper; Thomas Vipond, potagh maker; Adam Schaefer, carriage maker and Stroh Bros., brick and tile manufacturers. Peraonals. INTERESTING DATA ON . . WALLENSTREIN REVEALED On Saturday, Dec. 8, a baby son was born‘ to Mr. and Mrs. John M. Martin of the "Fenton Farm", East Wallenstein. s WEST MONTROSE LLKENSTEIN: l” ufl ',": ‘!,___m, WIL.MOT onstn ?filfil’.fifll&fll&lfllfilfilfilfi%filflfilfllfll?l?!%i%iil%\%l?\wlil’}l%l?l’}k?!%flli’ififihifihwl?lffifi‘? # BigSale ofTowels, & REMINDERS â€" & Germann‘s â€"TheStore of good Xmas Hosiery é LINEN BRIDGE SETS I BRIDGE COVERS maaamiifAfifiiAirtAAIMAAiNiNNiNMIIiIN]] NNINIINNINIIIIAN®Z Mre, Noah M. Cressman. ‘and one on Macar The funoral of Mre. NOAB Mrg M. Oressman( ug“ e lote Mro. NO®B Mre. Percy Welcker. With Every $5.00 Purchase or Over We Give You FREE By One Extra Fine Quality BOX OF HANDKERCHIEFS. TABLE plL CLOTH 54 50c 4 * 40e 4 | 4t A real fine quality in VESTS and BLOOMERS. Small, medium and large ... 31.00 to $1.25 ea at Of Every Description. Children‘s @ ........ 4c¢, 5¢ and 7¢ Ladies‘ @ ........ 5¢, 10¢ to 39¢ ea. â€" Extra â€" 72 Boxes of Ladies‘ Fanciesâ€" 3 in Box ..omcrorrecees Others up to $1.00. 250 Men‘s Linen Handkerchiefsâ€" ©20c, or 3 for 500 Among the many lines are Pure Linen Cloths and 4 Napkins If So, Our Prices Will Be Very Attractive, PHONE 271 Christmas HANDKERCHIEFS CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS Germann‘s New Dry Goods Store Many Other Lines Suitable for Christmas Are On Display. "CEETEE" UNDERWEAR $3.95 FIN ALLY !! 6 &2.â€" monts were served by the hostess on Friâ€" and her anclotauty." _ ©25¢ @’%% :: The Home of Ladies‘ Silk Underwear Set. Offers some Wonderful Suggestions for A big assortment Clearing Out @ TERRY AND HUCKSâ€" Bethe! United Church, held their monthly meeting at the home Of Mr. and Mre. John Facey, Jesse Eillis presided. The scripture reading was read by Florence Facey while Clarâ€" ence Diamond conducted the Bible Study on "A Christan‘s Duty toward his Fellowâ€"men". Current events were given by n.:v. P. 8. Banes and Eliworth Bean ghve a talk on "The Work Carried On by the Dept. of Agriculture among the Young People of Rural Canada * Mr. and Mre, Kenneth Kalbfleisch and daughter Jean of Toronto visitâ€" ed with Mr. and Mre. Percy Weicker on Sunday. Bethel United Church will hold its annual Christmas entertainment on Wednesday evening, Dec. 19th. A varied program of dialogues, songs Mr. and Mre. G. Lindensmith and Mr. and Mra. B. Lindensmith and family of Stratford were Surday visiâ€" tors with Mr. and Mre. Ed. Schiedel. We are sorry to report that Mr. Enos Cressman, who has not been in the best of health, is in the General Hospital in Galt receiving treatâ€" ment. We wish him speedy recovery. LADIES‘ SILK HOSIERY See the immense range shown in 2 sizes â€" 4 colorsâ€" A substandard of $1.00 line in all new shades and sizes. all now shades 69¢ Special, per pr. Ladies‘ Ladies‘ Ladies‘ Look Over Your At $2.25 * $3.50 ** Our Stock is Large and Attractive. CURTAIN MUSLINS M ENS FURNIS HINGS Rubber. 6 Doz. in Fancy Colors. 59¢ *« 75¢ * BATH MATS Comb. Purses Scarfs Pullovers _ 1.89 omb. .99 «590 .. â€"â€" 1.69 M WATERLOO Big Sale of Flannelette *‘ | MENS SHIRTS LADIES‘ VESTS And BLOOMERS @ ....... LADIES‘ PRINCESS SLIPS ............ $1 PXJAMAS .....;......sil.cscssscawacce $1 DANCE SETS .......2..2.2...22.....lllll. . LINGERIE for CHRISTMAS 45¢ â€" 59¢ â€" 75¢ â€" 90¢ A fine assortment Mr. Martin Bowman of St. Jacobs epent the weekâ€"end at his home here. Mr. ang Mre. H. E. Class and on Paul, Miss Alexena Frey of Kitchâ€" ener epent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. Geo. Clase. Gingrich Sundey Mr. and Mre. Clayton Martin and eon Earl of North Woolwich epent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earfl Miller. . Banne were prociaimed at the Menâ€" ponite Church on Bunday for Miss Florence Bauman, daughter of Mr. Emmanue} Baumean and the late Mro, Baumsn and lg..wuw Burkholder of Markham. wedding is to take place on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Weaver of Peel were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Seranus Martin. The Misses Susannah and Lucinda E!wty _visited with Miss Betsey Among the many lines you will find "Our Leader" Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bowman and Elmeta spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cressman at Yatton. Mre. Noah Z. Lichty spent Sunday with M_r: and Mre. Hy. Gingrich. Cloth and Napkins to match. A very suitable gift For Gents The famous Holeproof Hose 0_ Smart patterns. â€" Ladies‘ Umbrellas Ladies‘ Garters Men‘s Garters FANCY XMAS SOCKS List and See If You Need Any â€" Something different. Large Size. â€" Ea. .. From 4 best makers in Canada â€" Sup‘ersilkj Allenâ€"A, Holeproof, Gold Stripe. â€" Newest shades ... wWOOLCOT BLANKETS You# children easily catch cold. lsiomhnOnL wis?l;rd says % n“lll;ml‘ motice that there is any dF of a cold I give Baby‘s Own Tablets and find the{ are a great help." Thousands of mothers do the same not cnm:old- but for fretful« igestion, . constipation, flfl troubles, . colic, ugnt and so on. Baby‘s Own Tablets are safe and sure in reliev» EDWE T TS PoCpCATWC AOITT fng childhood‘s common ailments. Or.Williams* LINEN TOWELS A BLANKET TABLE LINENS Doing Your Christmas Shopping in Waterloo Especially in the Uptown District, FOR MOTHER. "Old Bleach" Plain or Plaids. For Motherâ€" Nothing Nicer! PRINTS t At 850 ea, Relieved / DO YOUR BIT! Of all the Dainty Per Pair $6 250 Y4 $1.98 1G Extra wide Fine narrow width Police Braces 1 oz. ball, 2 ply, 12 new shades, Going at ........ 100 a ball. In rose, blue, cream, green and mauveâ€" $2.09 * $4.95 OPP. POST OFFICE RAYON BED SPREADS From Special Lot of 2 Collars or Collar 1 2 5 Attached, @ fd ea. HICKORY BRACES For Xmas Gifts, KNITTING YARN DRESSER SETS 59¢ â€" 75¢ Gerald E. Smith Phone 128 WaterlIoo PLUMBING â€" HEATING SHEET METAL WORK EPAIRS epaired IGHT Get His Low Estimate NOW! If It Needs > REPAIRS 15c ‘** 25c * VISIT US! 2 ~ y To 1. s ‘Fire Up!? . ||~ _ _ i*+~«>>... 00¢ en. ... $1.19 to $3.50 ... $1.59 to $2.25 Special in of Dark and Light . $1.75 and up 85c » 85c » 75e »® Call In yard.