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{Â¥ .10 E.0L 0.00 E.M Mr. and Mre. Oscar J. Smith were Prices: Will appear in Prices: Sn'ah‘: vm:n vit; Mul:: in Lonâ€" a..na.a â€" KITCHENER | n ‘[ig‘. .. fre teoe n meeste (Isz 10% extra) _ _ _ LYRIC THEATRE Tax 10% extra) brother Mr Abrem Martin at Brbe vill Sunday. THURSDAY,AMARCH 21st |"‘Mise Loah Bmyder of Three Bridges mumm.fimw)%&qmum&m a SBunday visitor with Miss Pursomn deriting in anrn M ha-lr:-h-n amactal n.-‘ P Twhe NikeatheH at Whrates anfiek iE " i s sn . +4 B % 3 aZ. mew ‘ Tars t 4 £> t ut Rea o i‘ / * ew’\ DETRO IT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Salada Tea + _APPROVED SHOE REPAIRING BROWN LABEL â€" 33¢ %I1b. ORANGE PEKOE â€" 40c 1b. All leaders in their class .. Try a ton of that hard, shiny, PITTSTON COAL You will be doll:hhr with the bright glow and extra heat. Order from the Munroe Fisher, Prop. British American Products Goodyear Tires PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE Change to summer oil now. Next Bank of Montreal Phone 612 â€" WATERLOO When you order your next SCHATZ YE OLDE MILL SERVICE Hard Anthracite Tellow Label joy distant scenery. Miss nothing that your eyes can acquaint you with. If the above cannot be done WITHâ€" OUT glasses, thoy probably can WITH them. Our duty is to ind out for you and to equip you. (Continued next Thursday) possible. See comfortably, without distress or annoyâ€" ance. Read and sew all you like when you want to. Enâ€" Dedicated To Better Vision . . . THE JANSEN EYESIGHT SERVICE cCo. 14 Esson St., Kitchener SEE AS OTHERS DO Seo as nearly normaily as «8 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT COAL Waterloo 168 Kitchener 647 now has a blend for every purse â€" 16 Duke St. ¢ â€" :1b The Ladies‘ Aid of the Rvangelical Church held a quilting at the home of Mr. and (Mre. Levi Bowman, Tuesâ€" day. > io ‘Mr. Norman Schmidt of Guelph spent the weekâ€"end at his home here. Mr. Wby of Kitchener and Mr. Evans of Hamilton were Tuesday business visitors here. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Class and sou Paut of Kitchener, Wm. Yanchus and Don Brubacher of Elmira were Sunday visitore with Mr. and Mre. George Class. Mre. John Soehner entertained at a quilting bee at her home Tuesday. ‘ Mrs. Willlam Scharlach ‘ The death of Mrs. Anua Elizabeth Scharlach occurred at her home in Kitchener on Monday, following a‘ jtwo weeks‘ ilness. Deceased was born in Prussia, 69 years ago. ‘llerl lhunbund, one ‘brother and three aisâ€" ‘ters survive her demise. The funâ€" lom! was held Thursday (today) with the services in charge of Rev. J., ) Schmieder. M There passed away in the St. ‘Mary‘s Hospital on Saturday, Mrs. Cyril Verheye, 37, of Henfryn, Ont. Deceased had been ill in that instiâ€" tution for over two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bowman and family of St. Jacobs spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. Martin M. Bowâ€" Personals. Mrs. Elias Dippel Death claimed one of Centreville‘s octogenarians in the person of Mre. Dippel, who died in the St. Mary‘s Hospital on Monday morning. Deâ€" ceased was in her Slst year. Her husband and one daughter, Mary, at home survive her demise. ‘The funâ€" eral wae held on Wednesday, with burial in the Riverbank Cemetery near Freeport. Rev. S. Swartz offiâ€" ciating. â€" § Among the survivors are one son, Quy, and one grandson, aiso four sisâ€" ters. Deceased was prominent in the L.O.D.E. and in the Waterloo Angliâ€" can Church. The funcral was held on Saturday. Mrs. Frederick Doering There died in the K.â€"W. Hospital as the result of a stroke suffered on Saturday, Mrs. Doering of Kitchener, relict of the late Fred Doering, trunk manufacturer of Waterlo0, ‘The death of Mr. William May, aged 63, occurred at his home in Kitchener on Feb. @7th, following a stroke. His wife, four brothers and three eisters survive. ‘The palibearers wero Mesers. Julius Zeller, Harry Pletch, Ed. Relâ€" tzel, Anthony Miller, Arthur Shants and Leander Bauman. SALVATION ARMY SERVICES On Sunday, March 10th, at the Salvation Army, Waterloo, the muflnfl will be conducted by Brigadier and Mrs. Tilley of Hamilton. Young Street Grocery Andrew Urstadt, Prop. Phone 2486 30 Young St. W. Tomatoos, large tin ........ 9¢ Soda Biscuts ............ 10¢ Tb. Pearl Soap ........ 10 Bars 25¢ Soap Chips ............ 10c a Ib. Pork & Beans, large tin, 10¢ R;.. I.;iovt'tlo. 2 for 25¢ WEEKâ€"END SPECIALS FLORADALE Mrs. Cyril Verheye Obituary William May ............ 3 lbe. 28¢ [;"r"‘! v! NA 106 A C wrsh ced rictcor ot itr. ______|and Mre. George Keiterborne. _ _ _ pastor, in charge of Olivet Misison \[roponod on the progress of the misâ€" sion. It has grown so rapidly to such ‘ dimengions that the present accomâ€" _ modation is becoming too fimited . and larger quarters have to be proâ€" |vided. On Sunday morning there iwere 99 in attendahce at the Sunâ€" : day Schoo} and 80 at the preaching eervice. Mr. Knechtel‘s many and Mrs. Cleason Martin and family. organ and Miss Wby at the piano jointly accompanied the singers. friends here rejolce with him in his success with this work. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mre. Jacob Good were Mr. and Mre. The anniversary services in the Evangelical Church on Sunday were well attended, the church in the evening was comfortably filled. The Rev. Mr. Hirechman of Zion Church, Kitchener, preached a very instrucâ€" tive and practical sermon on the "Human Side of Jesus". An out standing feature ofâ€"the evening seorâ€" vice was the presence of the Olivet choir of Kitchener, 22 strong. This choir belongs to the youngest misâ€" eion of the Evangelical Church in the Conference. ‘There have been many visiting choirs here in the past furnishing the singing on spe cla1 occasions but Olivet Choir under the leadership of Mre. Knechtel and Misa ‘Rennie takes second place to noue of them. Miss Renni® at the She leaves to mourn oue son and two daughters all of Kitchener. Two sistere also survive. EVANGELICAL CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Mrs. Joseph Kimmei Following & brief illness, Mrs. Louisa Kimmel, relict of the late Joâ€" seph Kimmel of Kitchener, died there on ‘Thursday, Feb. 28th. De ceased was a native of Buffalo, N.Y., and was 88 years of age. Rev. J. Ure Stewart of Conestogo officiated at the services. The funeral took place on Thurs day (today) at two o‘clock from the late residence thence to the Mennoâ€" nite Church at Bloomingdale for serâ€" vices with interment taking place in the adjoining cemetery. His wife, nee Erma Horst, only deaughter of Mr. and Mre. Amos Horst, became his bride on June 22, 1927, and now survives with their one and oneâ€"half year old son. Also eurviving are Mr. and Mrs. James Mann of Kitchener, and ¢wo brothers Horace and Harry of Kitchene.r Lloyd Mann Miltc The fdleath of Mr. Lioyd Mann 0€ the ( curred in the St. Mary‘s Hospital At audif 7 o‘ctock on Monday evening. Deâ€" urer‘ ceased was removed to the hoepital ried. from his home near Conestogo sufferâ€" Ce ing from a severe hemorrhage. He|the . was only 35 yeare, 2 months and 2| Inspe days old. while _ He is survived by his wife, three sons, Jonas of Brunner, Ksra of Hiâ€" lice township and Aaron of West Branch, ‘Mich., and by three daughâ€" ters, Mrs. N. Jantzi and Mrs. Isaac Roes of Ellice township and Mise Mananda at home. One eon prede ceased him by some years. One broâ€" ther, Menno Jantzi of Brunner also survives. Solomon K. .Jantzi The death of Mr. Solomon K. Janâ€" tzi, retired farmer from the Brunnef district, occurred on Monday at his Deceased was born in Mornington ‘Tp. in 1869. He was in his 68th year, home in Brunner near Wellesley. and was a member of the Nafziger Amish ‘Mennonite Church near Poole. her‘s being the only Canadian ctn dent thus honered. Among the gurvivors are her parâ€" onts, four brothers, hor grandmother and herâ€"aunt, Mrs. Jacob Welker_of Among the mourners of his deâ€" mise are: his two sons, Rev. George 8. Hammond of Comber, Ont., and Edwin on the homestead, three daughtens, Margaret and Belle at home and Mre. George H. Aatchinson Of Guelph. Two sisters aleo survive, namely Hanneh M. Hammond of Campbefllville and Sareh E. Hamâ€" mond of Royal Oak, Mich. His wife predeceased him four years ago. The death of Mrs. Caroline Ker cher occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hervey Schmidt in Erbsville on ‘(Feb. #7th Deceased was in ber T3rd yeer, and was born in Normandy Tp. living in the Heiâ€" detberg‘neighborhood for about 28 years. One daughter and two sisters, be sides two brothers survive. Mr. and Mro. Warren Smith and who was a former 'rl"'cu'lfvi Colegiate at K. Jt ‘The funeral was held on Sunday, interment following in the Heildelâ€" berg Evangelical Church cometery. Services will be held from the rest dence of her daughter, Mre. Harvey Schimidt of Erbsville. One of Wellesley township‘s wideâ€" ly known and respected farmers in the person of James B. Hammond, R.R. 2, Welleslay, passed to his re ward following a week‘s suffering from pneumonia on Monday. Deâ€" ceased was in his $2nd year. seph‘s Hospital in Montreal on ‘Satâ€" urday. News of hor douth was re ceived through her aunt, Mrs. Jacob ST. JACOBRS James B. Hammond Of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brubacher. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brubacher had a visit on Sunday from Miss Harâ€" riet Brubacher. _Mre. Simeon Martin is a patient at of Josephsburg were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sereâ€" phim Kieawetter. Mr. and Mre. George Dorscht epent Monday efternoon at John Milier‘s, Mr. and Mro. Rmil @tarr of Toronto visited at the home of the former‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Starr Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinachberger and daughter Joan of Rrbsville vieitâ€" ed on Friday afternoon with the forâ€" mer‘s mother, Mrs. Mary Hinechâ€" Miss Rosa Voll is visiting at the home of her grandmother, Mre. Voll St. Agatha. Mre T. Schneider and Miss Lena Dietrich of St. Agatha visited friends here on ‘Thursday. Miss Clotilda ®chneilder of St. Agatha epent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moser. Mr. Devid Roth of Wellesloy was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mre. Ed. Kaufman on Monday. Personals, Mr. Albert Hergott and Mre. Kdâ€" ward Dehler of Waterioo spent a fow days with their parents, Mr. and Mre. Anthony Starr. 278.178; Aaron B. Weber, snow roads and brushing, road 13, 13.60; Ibra Martin, snow roads, road 23, 2.40; Menno M. Weber, snow roads, road 28, 8.40; Percy Woods, snow roads, road 15. 5.60; Norman Snyâ€" der, salary, 13.50; Norman Snyder, delegate Good Roads Convention, 20.00. Total, $420.06. _ J. T. Schmidt, culvert, road No. 3, $2.175; Amos Esch, winter gradâ€" ing road 14, 2.80; Henry B. Martin, snow work and repairs, road 29, 92.03; Jeremiah Martin, snow work and repairs, road 38, 19.40 ; Herbert Doering, snow work, road 34, 26.170; George Forbes, snow roads, road 11 ; 8.50; Jos. I. Friedman, snow road g-ding. road 7, 8.60; Eman. M. Bauman, widening road No. 31, Moved by Milton Weber and Herâ€" bert Strebel, that this Council do now adjourn to meet again at the Council Chamber, Conestogo, on Tuesday, April 2nd, next, at ten o‘clock a.m.â€"Carried. Noah Stroh, Clerk. The following payments are inâ€" cluded under the road superintendâ€" ent‘s pay voucher: _ Council decided that the -l.n? of ‘the recently appointed new Weed ‘ln!peetm' be 25 cents per hour, while on duty. Moved bz Wesley Howlett and Edmund Schwindt, that the followâ€" ing accounts be passed and that the reeve grant his orders for the same: David S. Brubacher, refund dog tax, $2.00; Edmund Schwindt, deleâ€" gate expenses, Good Roads Convenâ€" tion, 15.00; Milton Weber, delegate expenses, Good Roads Convention, 15.00; Hydro Electric Power Comâ€" mission, lighting service, 4.32; J. T. Schmidt, printing order forms, 2.25; Norman st:{da'. pay â€" youcher, 420.06. Total, $4538.093.â€"Carried. the Committee of the Whole on the muditors‘ statement of the treasâ€" pyg;'s accounts be adopted. â€" Carâ€" the year 1934, -hu-lui receipts exâ€" ceeding expenditures by $1,124.34 and with $16,722.76 of 1934 taxes unpaid sand as we find the same correct wa recommend the adoption of the same. Herbert Strebel, Chairman. _ Moved b{efldmund Schwindt and h_!_iltg‘n Weber, that the report of whoht, the Toare to veptee Ohae ho ole, eave we have examined the auditors‘ stateâ€" ment of the treasurer‘s accounts for Moved by Milton Weber and Wesley Howlett, that this Council go into a Committee of thé Whole on the auditors‘ statement of the treasurer‘s accounts for the year ending December 31st, 1934, with Herbert Strebel in the chair.â€" After enminintghfl\e same, Counâ€" cil resumed and the chairman preâ€" sented the following report: To Reeve and Council:â€" and road superintendent Norman Snyder at some length after which Council resumed in open session. _ Council adjourned for a of the road foremen, for wm A. N. Fellows, District Engineer of Municipal Roads, had been invited as guest -fe-ker There was a good t.ur::ut of roadmen and the meetâ€" ing was addressed by Mr. Fellows undertaking was so strong that Council decided not to the necn-Ey Byâ€"law for the Juratbn. Mr. C. C. Doerbecker of School Section No. 8, requested the Counâ€" cil to advance them a loan of One Thousand Dollars to finance their school expenses. Moved by Wesley Howlett and Herbert Strebel, that we grant the request of School Section No. 8, ‘Township of Woolwich, for a loan of One fleho_uund Dollars, to finance taxes are paid.â€"Carried. The reeve was in the chair. siee wore teag nd maopng, their school expenses. This amount with interest to be repaid at the with interest to be repaid at the end of the year when the section section No. 3 were present and Tok wiko on froquest oot" Hauech tion of Martin to alter boundaries of sehool sections Nos. 3 and 8. After 2« C isnn tap / | for Mr. and Mro. Roy Stickney of Winâ€" field wore PFriday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mre. Gordon Cherry. Mr. Rd. Tyack of Elmira is apendâ€" ing a few weeks with friends on this Mre. George ESteenson received word on Friday evening of the sudâ€" Gen death that day of her cousin, Mr. Wesley Lackey of Kingston, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lackey of ‘Toronto, were in (Memallan â€"atâ€" tending the funeral of Mr. George Steenson. Mr. Nell Jackson is confined to his bed with an attack of the flu. Mr. and Mrs. George Stone of Alma visited Sunday at the home of the formert‘s uncle Mr. Albert Ruler and Mrs. Ruler. Miss Jean Jackson and brother Donald were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Maâ€" Mre. Norman iMathews attended the Ladies‘ Aid tea held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Kidd last Tuesday afternoon. Mr. P. 1. Honsinger of New Lisâ€" keard and Mrs. Albert Hastings of Sault Ste. Marie are epending eeverâ€" al weeks visiting their sister, Mrs. George Steenson and other relatives Martin Sale A Big Suctess. A large crowd attended the aucâ€" tion sale of Mr. Amos Martin at bis ferm at Yatton last Tuesday and good prices were realized by Aucâ€" tioneer Class. * Personale. Misses Mary and Murie! Mathews and brother Nelson attended the Y. P. 8. meeting in the United Church on Monday evening. _ Mr. ang Mre. Jon Martin and son Merlyn apent several days at the home of Mr. and Mts. Harvey Meliâ€" tzer at West Montrose. Mr. George Steenson came at the age of 9 years with his parents from ‘Bowmanville and> settled in the Yatton section, where he resided most of his life. Several years ago he purchased the General Store in Glenailan from Mr. Chas. McGuffin, also taking over the post office. Mr. Steenson was 80 years of age and leaves to mourn his loss his widow, formerly Jane Ann Honsinger of Yatton, 2 sons, Leelie of Goldstons, Philip of North Mornington and one daughter, Alva, Mre. Alex. Reld of Elmira, also 8 grandchildren, one sister, â€"Mies Mary Jane of Newton and one brother William of Saskaâ€" A number from this locality attendâ€" ed the funeral of Mr. George Steenâ€" son which took place from his late residence in Glenallan on Friday afternoon. ‘The service was held in the United Church, the remains afterwards being interred in the Glenallan cemetery. The pallbearers were: Thomas Matthews and Edgar Tyack of Eimira, Emerson Matthews and John Sanderson of Glenallan and Chris. Martin and John R. Jackson of Yatton. OF DISTRICT PASSES George Steenson Lived in Yatton District for Over 70 Years.â€"â€" Large Crowd Attends * 3 Funeral. A number from this locality attendâ€" ed the funeral of Mr. George Steenâ€" son which took place from his late re«idence in Glenallan on Friday _ CANT SLEEP LIFEâ€"LONG _ RESIDENT OF DISTRICT PASSES 10 King St. S. WATERLOO Phone 894 WognatiesP®", (Marma Fresh Chocol®t _ @441 Eons = kâ€"a YW!"% C Pute ... Abeâ€"zZ:.._ : f ;mTS ?“'Q-CO‘O‘“W ’ *"fl l H‘.!““g 03?.‘2‘-: 2 das 23. D 3 0 uuness‘ u.fl“"t YATTON pRUNES 39.01â€" 0 lade 95c 95c 2929c NWS#* * _â€"huP ""a ins KetohUP, q283 \Aâ€"Eo Good Bro@msS swurdy com Each 37° Lifebuoy Soap netuym 3 cares 2°° Calay SOAP secuutai Women" Pearl Naphtha Soap 4: 13‘ Ammonia Powder n.o. 5 ... 25° A large number attended the threeâ€" act comedy in the Platteville hall put on by the young people of West Montrose on Friday night, March l1st. A large number of hockey fans atâ€" tended the St. George va. Drumho game in Drumbg_ on Friday evening. ‘Mrs. Abiah Shantz, Mesers Nile and Cameron Shantz and Miss Jewe! Shantz epent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman. The {friends in the community exâ€" tend their sympathy to Dr. and Mrs. McLennan and family in their recent bereavement in the death of their sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. Wesley Lackey, B.S¢., of Ottawa, formerly of Queen‘s Uniâ€" versity, Kingstoh. The late Mr. Lackey and Mre. Lackey, nee, Miss Grace: McLennen, spent Sunday Feb. 24th at the home of the latter‘s parâ€" ents here. On returning Mr. Lackey underwent a slight operation in tho\ Kingston General Hospial and suc cumbed on Saturday, March 2nd. l-lo1 graduated from Queen‘s three years ago, after etarring in intercollegiate sports. Since then he has been in the employ of the Imperial Oil Com:â€" pany. Quun'.‘ Rugby Star Dies Suddenly. Friends of Mrs. Andrew Gofton Brodeyâ€"Draimin Fur Co. 106 King Streot Weet â€" KITCHENER â€" Phone 3030 You have nothing to lose by purchasing your New Fur Cont. Skins are higher than last sonason. We have over 9000 extra good skins left and can still quote you low prices. Our new 1935â€"36 models are here. Come in and look them Free Storage. -â€" | _ Sm < .comet 22 in | ?@s w arom * _.... o"z ARROLL PLATTSVILLE March Layâ€"Away S A L E "THE FAmMouUS _â€"_ENERGY FODD * A product of The CANADA STARCH CO., Limited 10 Months to Pay "‘Buy, With Confidence" Edwardsburg â€"~1 |SARDDES Gomeéthbs rrve 3 ty Mr. A. J. Cundick, general chairâ€" man of the drive being conducted locally for the Boy Scouts‘ fund, reâ€" ports that he eflnfls that the final sun‘l,willbein e neighborhood of $8,000. $8,000 EXPECTED will regret to hear that she is con fined to her bed. SUNDAY, MARCH 10th Full information from any Agent Canadian National IMPORTANT Time Table Changes No Interest " P . Raud § ua ts IN SCOUT DRIVE tay 4x