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|mallcnstein Rews mostly 3â€"inch, are involved, and they will not attain their coolingâ€"off stage until Thursday afternoon. Last year‘s fifteenth kiln was being fired three weeks later than that of this year and marked that year‘s zroducu'on peak in contrast with 25 ilns in 1933. A Tuesday morning visit this week to this enterprising lant disclosed upwards of 80,000 fir'u:ks on its dryingâ€"shelves, but even under the most favorable dryâ€" ing conditions this alternative proâ€" duct will not be fit for firing ere the lapse of fully three weeks Followâ€" ing this period, a further period of six days and six nights will be reâ€" quired for firing them‘ in the two large circular kiins. New Silo Built. The construction of a new silo, 45 feet high and i2 feet in diaâ€" meter, bas just been completed on the East Wallenstein farm of Mr Noah Gingrich. School Reâ€"opens. Girls were much in the minority zt the Bricker School reâ€"opening attendance Tuesday morning. Out of a preâ€"vacation enrolment of 37 pupils, 32 were present, 9 of them Being girls and 23 of them boys. Freight Shipments. One carload of fertilizer and a couple of carloads of stockers reâ€" cently arrived CP.R. at Wallenâ€" One carload of fertiliz couple of carloads of stc cently arrived C.P.R. at stein. Preached Here on Sunday kiln of tile was b.s-'u the Labor Day noon hour. About 30,000 tiles, Mr. W. Murray of New Ontario, and formerly of Sl:ttl-nd. preached an oldâ€"time gospel Sermon at Zion Chapel here last Lord‘s Day afterâ€" noon. Vicinity Visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Victor MacLennan returned Monday evening from a ten days‘ motor trip during which they visited relatives at Rochester, Buffalo and Detroit. 15th TILE KILN Is FIRED AT PLANT Mr. William Murray of New Onâ€" tario spent several days last week with various friends in this locality. Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Munroe of Michigan were holiday callers with Wallenstein and Listowel friends, and also attended the Elmira Fall Fair on Labor Day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griggs of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rich of Drayton spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie tooding. Mr. Vernon Musser and sister, Miss Leila, accompanied Mr. Amos Wilkinson on a Thursday visit to the C.N.E., Toronto. _ Kitchenerites â€" spending Sunday with Wallenstein friends included Mr. and Mrs. Alonza Stricker, Mr. and Mrs. Israel B. Martin, Misses Grace Gooding and Marthaâ€"Krueger, Mr. and Msr. Otto Bierwagen, and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Eby and famâ€" ily. . . _‘ Mrs. 0. E. Adkin was a last week guest of Mrs. P. Currie of Chatham. Messrs. Melvin C. Bauman and Elmer and Isaac Brubacher, and the Misses _ Luginda â€" Brubacher â€" and Salome Bl:%mun spent unday with Miss Irene Bauman of Hamilten. Mr. Amos C. Martin was an early week business visitor at Markham. Messrs. Noah M. Matrin and Elias B. Martin spent Labor Day in the Royal City listening to spiritual | addresses there by Mr. Chambers of North Carolina and Dr. Walter Wilson of Kansas City. _ Miss Nancy Diefenbacher was a Tuesday visitor at the Canadian National Exhibition. Firing of this season‘s fifteenth PREPAREDNESS Phone 2777w. 50 Ontario St. S. KITCHENER ORDON‘S OopDp EULER BUSINESS COLLEGE QUEEN ST. 8. or a thorough Business Training send your son or daughter Satisfy Fall Term Opened Tuesday S«-ptcmbc-r J â€"meEess COlrp e COUF EDUCATION Is THE ANSWER to our classes i Mrc senl Mrs. Henry: Becker ace | cmmpanied â€" Mr.â€" giul Mrs.. Howard [Beecker and daughters Charlotte and dean of Kitchener to New Hamburg luu Sunday, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. S. Meyer‘s. i Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schmitt and family attended the Schmitt reunion which was held at the Waterloo park on Saburday. Master Roy Tapping who had been speinling Te past 1wo. munths at II-27|';| Becker has returned to Kitch Rev. Jesse Martin of Waterloo will be the guest preacher at Zion Chapel next Sunday afternoon, this rervice being timed to begin at 2.30 o‘clock instead of 3 o‘clock as hereâ€" tofore, so that it may be concluded in time to permit punctual attendâ€" ance at the subsequent independent ceremonial service at the nearby riverside. Morning Mennonite Services. _ A large truck carrying 1,700 threeâ€"inch tiles left for the Markâ€" ham farm of Mr. Wm. Honey of near _ Unionville, where _ Messrs. Henry Bauman, Amos Frey and Alvin Weber of the staff of the Wallenstein _ Clayworks are . now busy doing ditchingâ€"machine work on a 2000â€"rod contract. The other ditchingâ€"machine has just completed vontract work on the Eighth of Peel farm of *Mr. Daniel Bauman. West _ Wallenstein and _ Three Bridges will be the two centres of Mennonite â€" church worship next Lord‘s Day morning. Tiling Operations. â€" s Mr. and Mre. Edgar Dubrick acâ€" companed by the latter‘s parents, Mr and Mrs. Wn. Hallett, Lioyd Hallett and Plorence Sanders of Kitchener epent sSunday at Grimsby Mr. ad Mrs. Reuben Weber of Kitâ€" chener aud their daughter, Mré. Wesâ€" ley Filsinaes and son Bobby of De troit sisited at Egra Beecker‘s on Sunâ€" Sunday visitors at Herb Kufske‘s were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Koch and Miss Gladys Koch of Conestogo, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cressman and Miss Lena Martin of Kitchener, Mrs Menâ€" no Heckendorn of Bridgeport and the â€" Misses Alta Syderâ€" and Vera Koch of Waterloo \r.. Noat â€" Downeworth of | Yale, Mich., is spending a few days at Isabih Eby‘s Mr. arnd Mrs: Harold Soehner and cun Bruce of Elmira visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dubrick on Sunday. Mro aoid Mrs. Herb Kulske and son Richarnd susited with Mr. and Mrs dilbert Suyder at Waterloo recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ieaiah Kby and chilâ€" . dren Andrey and Nyle «pent Sunday @t the home of Mrs. Levi Hallman wi Manideim Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schmitt and Mr. and Mis. Ezra Becker motored to | Port Elzin on Friday where they atâ€" . tendo the fumeral of their cousin‘ the late Mr. Win. Karcher, Miss Elizabeth lteist spent Wed: nesdar al the C.N.E. Toronto where she entered the jwiging competition. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hallman and Miss Aileene HMallman visited with the jormer‘s mother. Mrs. Levi Hallâ€" Miss Elizabeth BReist spent Wed nesdar al the C.N.E. Toronto where she entered the jwiging competition. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hallman and Miss Aileene HMallman visited with the tormer‘s mother. Mrs. Levi Hallâ€" man on sSunday at Mantheim. Scdiool reopened on Tuesday with our former teacher, Miss Evelyn Wells of Princeton in charge, M WILLIAMSBURG KITCHENER Miss Vera Bearinger is spending some time at Edgar Martin‘s at Yatâ€" ton. Benj. Zimmerman, Mr. Heary and Miss Esther Zimmerman of Mount Joy, Pa., Mrs. Abram Brubacher and daughters of Indiana, Mrs. Melvin Baer and duughter Mary of Blair, Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchineon of Vineland, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shants and son Glen of Waterloo. â€" Recent and Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Lichty were: Mr. and Mrs. Cutrell and famâ€" ily and Mrs. Rein of Scottdale, Pa., Mr. and Mra. Buchler of ‘Belleville, Pa., Miss Emmeliné Lichty of Kitchâ€" ener, Miss Edua Musselman of St. Jucobs, Mr. Edward Francis of Cenâ€" treville, Miss Ethel Baker, Messre. Arthur Baker and Herb Krits of Lexington, Miss Bessie Wismer, Kitâ€" chener yere TeceLt VisiiOre will AAgPRER®GOOEROMDACOmE CE M Snider‘s most farms. I Recent visitors with Mr. and .\Irs.' Mr. and Mrs. J \Milton Erust were: Mr. Daniel Lehâ€" |Cory, Pa., were vie moan. Revo A. D. Wengerâ€"of Harrison.â€"| brother and sisters hars. Vil. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hostetâ€" j days. ler and son Jack, Miss Mary lluslet-; Mr. and Mre. Sol. ‘er, Rev. Truman Brunk of Denbigh, j ing relatives in Ku ‘¥i. Miss Klla HMostettler. Miss Anna |anstown on Sunday lrubacher, Misces Emely and Elizaâ€" Misses Anita an heth Graybill and Mrs. Francis Engle SPent Monday in T t Mount Joy, Pa.. Mr. and Mre. Mil. _ School reopened fom Lampke and children of Presâ€" the usual attendar piem and Miss Emmeline Lichty of.\'i('!m‘ Eisenbach o Kitchener _charge as princips i lecent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. jorie Box_ of Lon Genrge Weber were Mr.and Mrs. A.| teacher. The latte 0. Histand, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hiâ€") 0f Miss Keith of N cand and daughter sarah, Mr. and | had resigned at the lirs. â€" William â€" Hallman of Doylesâ€"| it June. jown,. Pa.. Mr. and Mrs Amos Kolb The â€" service . i and Mroand Mrs. Charles Kolb of| Church on Sunday Spring City, Pa.. Messrs. Noah Seuâ€"|and will comence a der, Mahlon Witmer. Harry Sauder, | NO9N. John Sander, Clayton Kolb of New Mr. and Mrs. H Holland, Pa.. Mrs. Emma Mull, Mr. Detroit, spent oven and Mrs. Henry Wyse, Mr. Eli Fry holiday at the hon of Wanseon, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Royâ€" mother. a;â€" Buskiark and daughters Naomi Mr. Louis Steis and Eether of Vestaburg, Mich., Miss Mrs. Calvin Camer [ Lydia Martin of Stanton, Mich.. and lyne of Brussels a | Mr. _ and | Mra. . Moses Snyder â€" and Ziegler of Ethel, w |doughter Norma and Mise Sarah Snyâ€" at the home of Mi Lider of Petersbure. ‘ Huehn. | Itecent visitors with Mr. and Mre, | _ Rev. and Mrs. V iClayton Seibert were: Mr. Joseph Robert Moffat, Mr Lchman, Miss Mary Byer, Ruth Oren. Snider of Flint, M dorf and Mr. B. Byer. Oliver Snider an | ‘Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hleanor Snider of I Harvey Schmidt were Mr. and Mre. day visitors with | | Harvey Zeller of Sunnyside, Mr. and tord M. Snider. !)Irs Clarence Schmidt and sone of Pemae iesz mes Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. A. Honnenâ€"‘ Iiwrg amid daughter Vivian, Mr. and BERLET‘_S_ Mrs. Louis Honnenberg and Mr. Al Death of John H. (red Honnenberg of Kitchener. ‘ _ There passed a Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Moess spent day evening, Aug Labor Day at the Toronto Exhibition. H. Wagner, after i | _ Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Seibert and famâ€" a year and a ha ily spent Sunday with Clayton Sef The deceased wa: bert‘s. year when his en: pWmi meNT GOS El Mr. and Mrs. David Bearinger and family attended the Bearinger re union held at the home of Mr. and Mre. Abram Bearinger at Yatton, Sunday Mrs. William Bruder and daughâ€" ters Marie and Mildred of Guelph spent Sunday with Mr. Albert Bruâ€" der Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leander Snyder were: Mr. and Mre. Perry Heller of Los Angeles, Cal., Mis. Rosetta Winsor and daughter | Gloria and Miss Dorothy Habit of Fort Wayne, Ind i Mr. George Wolfe of Roseville pent the weekâ€"end with Mr. Jack! pent the weekâ€"end with Mr. Jack Bruder + Mr. and Xrs. Leander Suyder and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Suyder and famâ€" ily. were Sunday visitors with Mr. wnid" Mrs. Elmer Gerber, Waterloo. Recent | visitors _ with _ William Kein‘s were Mr. Albert Sobisch, Mrs. Carrie Godlick. Miss Arneta Godâ€" lick, Mro Harry Minchner of Kitchâ€" eHeF. ~ Misses Rela and Marjorie Cressâ€" tian of Strasburg «pent Sunday with Mhea snider. Recebt and sunday visitors with Mrs. Eph. Weber were Mr.and Mrs. Walace Hamsher of Berlin, Ohio, Mr. and ~Mrs. â€" Annanias Shantz, (Rev. Menno Esch and danghters Ellen and Eether of FRairview, Mich., Mr. and Mis. Oliver Honderich, Mrs. Honderâ€" ich, Sr.. Itev. and Mrs. Floyd Bonâ€" trager of Midland, Mich., and Mr. wnd Mrs. Simon Baer, Mannheim. Mr. and Mrs. Kenard Suyder spent Sunday â€" with relatives at Owen Sound, and Sunday evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Shantz of Plattsville and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mover and daughter of Buffalo. Mr. and Mre. Harvey Snider and children and Mr. Jacob Snider spent Sunday with Llovd ‘Burkhardt. Kitâ€" chener. Mr. Fester snider spent Saturday it Torento. Master Ross Snider spent Sunday at the fume of his Sunday School teacher, Mr.â€" Clifford Snyder, Naâ€" tohlez. Mr. and Mrs. Hoover of Markham were recert visitors with Harvey â€" Mis«es Sarah and Anne Seibert of Detroit, Mich.. were recent visitors with Ed Seibert‘s. Mrs. Norman Matthews and Mrs. Wellington Matthews attended the Women‘s Association meeting which was held at the home of Mrs. Amos Neuret of Maryborough, ~omr. \14:rlv\ _Jackson apent Wed needay at the Toronto Exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. ‘Ruler and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Perkin spent Tues day with friends at Beausville. Miss Mary Matthews was a vieltor in Kitchener on uTesday. Mrs. Merritt Winn and daughter Elsie and Mre. Will Cunningham of Elmira apent Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ruler. â€" Mr. Rufus Black of Toronto spent the â€" weekâ€"end _ and | holiday . with friends on thie line. â€" Mr. and Mre. Harold Paton and family of Detroit and Mr. Albert Poyner and Miss Evelyn Rossiter of Stratford were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mre. John R. Jackson Mr. and Mre. A. W. Ruler visited Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Andrew Hahn of the townline. A few from this locality attended the Elmira Fall show on Saturday and Mondny Mra. Naomi Saundera spent Sunday ut tha home of Mr. and Mrs. John I Jackson before leaving for her new home near Blair. Miss Evelyn Kelly of Winflald apent the weekâ€"end with Misa Mary Matthews. YATTON | Mr. and Mrs. James Wright of |Cory, Pa., were visiting the former‘s ! brother and sisters here for a few ;ula_\'a. Mr. and Mrs. Howerd Groff and children of Waterloo were recently fisiting at the Bend Farm, the home of Mrs. Groffis parents, Mr. and Mre. Wm. 8. Wright. Mrs. Annie Stickney of Alma was a recent visitor with Mre. Strome at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Snider Mrs. Lucinda Scheifele and sons Allan and Edeon of Kitchener, were visitore at the home of the former‘s brother, Mr. Allan Good and Mrs. Good during the forepart of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Henecke have removed to Waterloo after a six months residence here. Mr. Martin Shoemaker of Kitchenâ€" er was a visitor in the village on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. H. M. Wilson and the Misses Wilson have returned to Brantford alter visiting with Mr. Cameron Wilâ€" son at his home "Glen Lodge". Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buchanan of Mount Forest and as it were newlyâ€" weds, called on friends here on Tuesâ€" day of last week. The Norman Dahmer and Byron A. Letson families with the Art Holle family of Waterloo, spent the other Sunday at Pike Lake. Mr. Oliver J. Wright was a visitor in ‘Toronto last Thursday. Mr. and Mre. Wim. Lederman acâ€" companied Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lederâ€" man on a visiting trip to friends near Palmerston recently. Messrs. E and E Seegmilier of Kitâ€" chener, who have been gravelling rouds in the neighboring section from a gravel pit nearby where they operated a erushing plant for a month, have completed the work and moved their outfit to some other point. Mr. H. Sippel of Elmira has been engaged by the County Road Com:â€" mission to clean and paint the Grand River bridge here. Mr. Sippell comâ€" menced work last midweek and as the structure is over 300 feet long it will require some time to finish it. Messrs. Brown and Forwell of Kitâ€" chener, Who were recently awarded the contract to lay a hard top on the 1%% miles of county road from the end of the pavement in the village towards Bloomingdale, have started operations and on Saturday covered the entire stretch with a heayy coat of oil for the base. > The village and surrounding disâ€" trict were perhaps not so well repreâ€" sented at the Elmira Fall Fair as in previous years, owing to harvesting operations not being completed on most farms. Mr. and Mre. Sol. Kirch were visit ing relatives in Kurtzville and Gow Misses Anita and Helen Dahmer spent Monday in Toronto. School reopened on Tuesday with the usual attendance and with Mr. Victor Eisenbach of Ayton, again in charge as principal and Miss Marâ€" jorie Box of London as assistant teacher. The Jatter takes the place o{f Miss Keith of Mount Forest, who had resigned at the close of the term in June. The service in the Latheran Church on Sunday will be in German and will comence at 10.30 in the foreâ€" noon. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dahmer of Detroit, spent over Sunday and the holiday at the home of the former‘s mother. Mr. Louis Steiss and daughters, Mrs. Calvin Cameron and Miss Emeâ€" lyne of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Ziegler of Ethel, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hunehn. Rev. and Mrs. W. Moffat and Mr. Robert Moffat, Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Snider of Flint, Mich., Mr. and Mra. Oliver Snider and daughter Misa Eleanor Snider of Burford, were Sunâ€" day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ‘Clifâ€" tord M. Snider. Death of John H. Wagner. There passed away early Thursâ€" day evening, Aug. 29th, Mr. John H. Wagner, after an illness of about a year and a half of carcinomia. The deceased was critically ill last year when his end was feared, but had rallied steadily until last week when he was rather suddenly conâ€" fined in bed, and when Dr. Wm. Glaister was called on Thursday last was given only a few hours to l_ive. Deceased was the son of the late Conrad Wagner and Barbara Hamâ€" mer. He was born July 16, 1861, in Wilmot Township, and spent all| his life in farming. On March 8, 1887, he was married to Amelia Lismer of North Easthope. Their union was blessed with two duugh»l ters and five sons, namely, Martha (Mrs. Milton Schweitzer) of Milverâ€"| ton, Clara (Mrs. Wilfred Lemp) of Kitchener, and Conrad (preceded).‘ Albert and Philip of Berlet‘s Corâ€" ner, Louis in Stratford, and Theoâ€" dore in _ Northwestern Clnldl.‘ Twenty grandchildren also survive to mourn the loss of an active and. well known citizen; also one brothâ€" er, Rev. Henry Wagner in Knnm,\ U.S.A. Two brothers, Adam and. David, and one sister, Annie, preâ€" ceded him. The funeral took place at 1.30 .m. Sunday, Sept. lst, from the {:olne. thence to the Missouri Lutheran Church and cemetery at Wellesley for service and interâ€" ment. l{ev. C. Kramer, pastor of the church, was in charge. The funeral services were largely atâ€" tended BERLET‘S CORNER N* 6 Mr. M. Hommerich of Kitchener caled on his niece, Mrs B. C. Woods on Sunday. Visitors to the C.N.E. were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shoemaker and daughter Jean, Mr. and Mre. J. P. Snider, Jean ud Ruth Woods, Mr. Robt. Kirk, Meesrs. Fred and Sam Letson and Master ‘Bertie Keffer, Mr. Harley Israel alo spending a day in Toâ€" routo on business. Miss Muriel Suider left for Toâ€" reato on Sunday to attend Colle glate for the fall term. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Letson and famâ€" ily of Galt and Mrs. Boubhler of Hesâ€" peler spent Labor Day with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Letson Miss Pickere] and Mr. Nagh of Hamilton are spending a few days ai Mr. Wesley Howlett‘ Mr. Nash is connected with the work of the "Gideons" and gave a very splendid address the church on Sunday mornâ€" ing outlining the work of the "Gldeons~" He also taught the adult Bible class Mr. and Mrs. Modesto Jacobini and children Horace and Margaret left on Tuesday for their home in Hays, Kalsas, after «pending several weeks with relatives here. While in Canâ€" ada they spett aâ€" week travelling through Eastern Ontario and as far s Quebec City. On this trip they were accompanied by Mr. and ‘Mrs. ‘\\'m Whitehead. Quite a number from here took in the fall fair at Elmira Saturday and Monday. Miss Marie lsrael spent the weekâ€"eng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Esch. Mr. Jucob Addis of Galt is spendâ€" ing a week with his sister, Mre. H. Letson and other relatives Mr. and Mrs. Jackson of Hillsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Hoelscher of EL mira were weekâ€"end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Letson. Mrs. Paul Goetz of Toronto is spending a month with Mr. and Mrs. Richard ‘Reinbardt. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Acil Mansfield were Mr. and Mrs. Simun Weber of New Dundee, Mr. C. K. Weber and Mr. Fred Ruefâ€" fer of Waterlbo and Mr. Bert Letson of Guelph. Mrs Geo. shoemaker is visiting this week at Mrs. J. P. Bosomworth‘s at Middlebrook. Mr. Leander Bowman of Conestogo and Miss Epa Bowman and Mrs. Sniâ€" der of Pa., were visitors at Mr. C. D. Bowman‘s last week Mr. Edgar Rutherford of Toronto j wpent the weekâ€"end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Rutherford. 1 The Sacrament of the Lords‘ Supâ€" per will be dispensed at the mornâ€" ing service on Sunday, Sept. Sth. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tanner spent Sunday with the latter‘s sister, Mrs. Era Johnston in Toronto. Mr. and Mis. John Phair of Brit ton, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Phair amd| son of Milverton, Mrs. Hostettler and daughter, Mrs. Horobin of Deâ€" troit visited the Misses M. A and Lavina Phair on Sunday. Micses â€" Charlotte Tanner, â€" Vera Fewings, Alice Clarke and Bhima Tanner _ Wave | returned to _ their sehools after spending the holidays at treir respective homes. Mis« Irene Coulter returned home last Friday from her folidays and «pent Menday attending the Tordnto Exhibition. Mrs. Thomas Freeborn and son of Hamilton attended the funeral of the Jate Mrs.‘Freeborn. Mr. Lindsay Vogan returned to fis home in Stratford after epending sevâ€" eral weeks with his nucle, Mr. R. B. Hamilton, and other friends. Mr. and Mre. Lawson Coghlin and family of near Listowel were recent visitore at Mr. Geo. Coghlin‘s. Mrs. it daughter, family at end. Mes â€" Marjorié Mason of Toronto spent the weekâ€"end with her mother ond Mr. and Mrs. MWm Mason and litle danghter of Listowel spent Monâ€" day with their mother, Mrs. J. Maâ€" ETR Rev. family number ing the horn. Mrs. Agnes Coghlin of Atwood is viciting her sistere, Mrs. Geo. Coghlin and Mrs. A. McBeain. Dr. Harold and Mrs. Bruce of To: ronto spent the weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mre. Bert Wray and family and Mrs. J. Bruce. Mre. Bruce is returnâ€" ing to Toronto on Monday with them and will spend some time visiting her son and wife Mrs. Jean Muller and daughter Joyce réturned to North Bay last Friâ€" da yand Mr. and Mrs. Earle Freeborn returned to Chaplain last Saturday after attending the.funeral of their mother, the late Mrs. W. B. Freeborn last Thursday. Don‘t Miss The A. H. and Mrs. Johnston and ofâ€" Wardsville called on a of friends while here attendâ€" funeral of the late Mrs: Freeâ€" Wellesley Fall Farr MILLBANK Paterson visited with her Mrs. John Klockman and Fernlbamnk over the week Tues. â€" Wed. â€"â€" Sept. 10 â€"1 1 The special programme arranged for this year provides special attractions for all. Our Fall Fair is known throughout the entire County for its varied and entertaining programmes. â€" Special features include the N. 8. FLEISCHAUER, A. CAPLING, Secrotary. President. Attractive prives will be offered as usual for winners in Livestock, Poultry, Grain, Vegetables and Fruite. Visitors here on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lichti and daughter Emma of Wellesley, Mrs. Zebr, Marie and Nancy and Sam Gascho and Gerald Jantzi of Pigeon, Mich.. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lichti of Clarence, N.Y.. Mike Jantzi, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Leis and family at the home of Chris. Gerber; Mr. and Mre. Omer Hastings and daughter of Listowel with Mr. and Mre. George Richardâ€" son; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steinacker and daughter of Wellesley with Mr. and Mrs. P. Lather and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Higgine of De troit, Mr. and Mrs. E. Petch, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Bulmer and three chilâ€" ‘dren of Kitchener at the home of John L. Hammond. Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Phineas Phair, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Phair and two children and â€" Arthur ‘Fisher of Savannah, Ohio, Dr. and Mre. Glaister of Welâ€" lesley with the Glaister Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Raliph Knight of Stratford at the home of his father. Strattord at the home of his father. , Thureday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phineas Phair, Mr.!Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cooper were the and Mrs. Lee Phair and two children Misses Margaret, Ethel and Mary and Arthur ‘Fisher of Savannah,‘Kerr of Fernbank and the Misses Ohio, Dr. and Mre. Glaister of Welâ€", Mary and Muriel Mathews of the lcsley with the Glaister Bros. E:ml of Peel. Mr. and Mre. Wm. Campbell, Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Geo. Beggs of Linâ€" Bentley, John D. Campbell of Toâ€" wood were Tuesday visitore with ronto and Miss Jessic MacLaren of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Begge. California with Mr. and Mre. M.! Miss Ruby Hahn has returned Shantz. {home after spending several days in Mrâ€"â€" Harvevy MecPherson spent Toronto. Mr. Harvey â€" MaecPherson â€" spent Tuesday at the C.N.E. â€" Mrs. Tanner of Toronto is ependâ€" ing several days with her sister. Mre. A. Mundell. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Vol and famâ€" ily of St: Thomas were holiday visiâ€" tors at the home of Wm. Voll. Mr. and Mre. Campbell Shantz spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Christie in Harriston. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mundell acâ€" companied Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mcâ€" Kee of Millbank to the C.N.E. on Friday. Rev. W. A. MeWilliams of Port Elgin and brother, John McWilliams oi Mount Forest spent Friday at the hnmes of Allan and George Glaister. Mrs. George Hahn and daughter Verna of Waterloo, Mrs. Jacob Hahn of New Hamburg epent Friday afterâ€" noon at the home of Alfred Hahn. Rev. and Mrs. Moffat of Fingal called at the home of M. Shantz on Wednesday. â€" Mr. and Mrs. George Glaister acâ€" companied Mr. and Mrs. Lee Phair and children and Arthur Fisher to the C.N.E. on Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zebhr and famâ€" ily attended the funeral of hi« broâ€" ther Peter Y. Zehr in South Easthope Tunesday, Aug 27. Mr. â€" John â€" Wadsworth â€" and . his daughter Miss Pearl of Lambeth are CENT â€" Aâ€" MILE BARGAINS Tickets vood leaving Toronto after .00 P.M. Sept. 1% except No. 5 at 1.00 P.M Nothing Like A Cold Spell In August To Set All You Busy Homeâ€"Keepers Pianning For Plentiful * Supplies in Warm Beddings And BLANEK ETS some very fhine values ready now: AT $6.95 PAIRâ€"Special value feature in white with candy stripe borders.. All wool. Size 64 x 84 inches. Whipped singly. AT $6.95 EACHâ€"All wool bed throws in solid colorsâ€"a conâ€" trasting shade on each side â€"satin bound. 60 x 80 AT $2.95 EACHâ€"A special in allâ€"wool Motor Rugs. 58 x 68 inches. Grey, Oxford, brown, tan and lovatt plaids. (Downstairs Floor) : Kitchener‘s Modern Dep‘t Store â€" _ King and Queen Sts. AT $4.95 EACHâ€"All wool Motor Rugs, in plaids, including the patterns of se eral Scottish clans. Size 58 x 70 inches. G O U D IE S CANADIAN PACIFIC OTTaAWA $6.20 All CIIII‘;I;I Pacific Stations in New Brunswick, All Stations on the Dozninion Atlantic Railway in Nova Scotia, RETURN LIMIT â€"â€" Leave Nova Seotia points not later than Sept. 18th New Brunswick points wot later than Sept. 17th Tickets not good on train 15 leaving. Mentreal 245 P M For full particulars â€" ask for handbill â€" consult any Agent â€" V. M. WOOD, City Passenger Agent 120 King St. W. â€" _ KITCHENER, ONT. . CROSSHILL Our buyers have anticipated your fall needs and have inches For full particulars â€" BABY CONTEST. Tickets not good on train 15 leaving Montreal 2 45 P.M To the M A RIT I ME S â€" Sept. 12 From KITCHENER â€" Sept 13 â€" 14 to / i MONTREAL $7.45 . STE. ANNE DE BEAUPRE $11.30 RETURN LIMIT â€" SEPT. 16 ONROEEOODNNNIUUN! E Labor Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tabbert were: Mr. and Mrs. A. St. Clair of Salamanca, N.Y., | Mr. Jamse Stewart of Hamilton and / Mr. and Mrs. C. Tabbert of Linwood. spending a week at the home of A W. Rennie ‘There will be no service in Boyd Church â€" this â€" Sunday â€" owing . to Hawkesville anniversary service at 3 p.m. School â€" reopened â€" Tuesday | with Miss Mary Bell of Stratford again in charge. Personals. Weekâ€"end visitors with, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Adam were Mr. and Mre. Andrew Frorester and son Drew of Hamilton and Mrs. T. ‘Ruggle of Toâ€" ronto. Miss Marjorie Cooper has comâ€" menced her duties as teacher in the North Woolwich school. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacPherson were Dr. A. D. and Mrs. MacPherson of Waterford, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. W. Bryden and daughter Eileen and Miss Dorothy Patrick of Galt and Mrs. Musser and family of Wallenstein. Messrs. Ross, William. Harvey and Ronald _ MacPherson and Messré. Grant and Keith MoKay were Tues day visitors at the C.N.E. Kitchener.â€"Pleading guilty in Kitâ€" chener police court on Tuesday, to a charge of reckless driving preâ€" ferred by H. T. O._ Mitchener, Charles Fritz. St. Agatha, was fined $10 and cost« and had his permit susâ€" pended for thirty days. Kitchener. â€"At midnight on Saturâ€" day, Rovy Martin, RR. 1, Waterloo had the misfortune of having bis car stolen from its parking place in the Reart of this city. Police recovered it early in the morning in one of the residential districts. R. R. 1 WALLENSTEIN USE CHRONICLE WANT ADS. TO SELL OR TO BUY. RECKLESS DRIVING COSTLY HAS CAR STOLEN nd all trains Sept Phone 585 QUEBEC $10.70 14