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Kev 3. s shantz of Kitchener, re‘ ven(ly appointed superintendent off the M.B.C Churches of Western Onâ€" Iarid, will preach his Bual sermon in Zion Chapel at 3 o‘ciock next Lord‘s Day afternoon. OQct 3. Spe vial singers wil assisi in the serâ€" vice. Everybody welcome | Underwent Operation. We are sorry to report that Miss « ub will visit the farms 0j Li‘a Musser, nurseâ€"inâ€"training at the County Shorthorn breeders Rev. S. S. Shants, Supt. of M.B.C Churches, Will Preach Final Mr Jacob B. Oswald, Wallenstein‘s pioucer posiimaster, blacksmith and tavernâ€"keeper and esteomed resident here for ne@rly forty years, reached his 100th milestone loday, Friday, October 1. and a family dinner is be Ing arranged to celebrate the unique event . A noagenarian brother, Miâ€" chaei. predeceased him 4 few years «go. Both were born in Germany Special Service at Zion Chapt}‘ Jacob B. Oswald, Postmaster, Blackâ€" smith and Tavern Keoper Heore Centenarian 100th Birthday WALLENSTEIN Hepburn, by sound financing and good government, reduced Ontario‘s Public Debt by 33 million dollars last year. Vote for further reductions. Vote for More s Sunshine*" Budgets Vote for Courageous Administration Hepburn has not been afraid to stand up against the Lewis crowd, the Queâ€" bec Power Barons, the financial ring. Ontario needs a courageous Premier in times like these. Vote for Jower interest rates. Hepburn‘s last budget, with its nineâ€" million surplus and its tax reduction accomplishments, has become popuâ€" lary known as the "Sunshine" Budget. Vote for a continuation of these "Sunâ€" shine" Budgets Vote for Debt Vote for Lower Taxes Hepburn‘s desire to help the taxpayer was shown by the oneâ€"mill special subsidy he made to municipalities to be passed on to the taxpayer. Hepâ€" burn is the taxpayer‘s Proven Friend. Vote Your Approval of Lower Auto Fees Vote for the "Treasure Hunt" to Continue Hepburn has cut $5 off the cost of motor license fees. Vote Liberal and show your approval. Hepburn brought down Hydro Rates, saving consumers $4,800,000. Vote to keep Hydro from being loaded up with costly power from the Quebec Power Barons. Hepburn has already uncovered a treasure of 28 millions hidden away in inheritance taxes on underâ€"valued estates. Vote to continue the hunt. Vote for Low Hydro Rates Vote for Unemployment Premier Hepburn will pass an Unemâ€" ployment Insurance Law next session if ‘K‘e Liberals are returned. A vore for a Liberal candidate is a vote for Unemployment Insurance. Sermon STRATFORD, Sept 3n The an vual Perthâ€"Huron Shorthorn Breed «~s" Club field day is to be held i1 October 12. when members of th« c ub will visit the farms 0j six Hin o SHORTHORN BREEDERS MEET oOcToser 12 Miss Sarah Weber of Hawkesvilic was a Sunday yisitor at the hom o Mr. aud Mrs. Martin Bauman Mr. Gordon Whaley is leaving this veek for London. having completed is duties here. Mr. and Mrs. Gooding aud dauzh ter Velma spent Sunday with M: end MrS. William Habo, Buidgepoit Mr. and Mrs. Urias G. Martin and daughter, Grace speut Sunday with Vr. and Mrs. Coristian EOB Martin near Linwood Mro and Mrs Oscar Adkin and son Howard returned home on Monday, Mro Adkin having coumpieted bis re leving work at various stations on the C PR Mr and Mre. McCabe of Kitchener were Sunday yisitors with Mr. Geo Fenton Kâ€"W Hospital, had to undergo an operalion for aculte appendicitis on Tuesday morning. Her many friends here wish her a speedy recovery Mr and Mrs. Harold Williams and Mr Charles Matthews speot Sunday with relatives n Kitchemer Mro Charles Maithows was a ce cent busiyess visitor in New Gei many Mr=and Mrs. Elias WO Maurtin spent Sunday with Mrs. Noah °S Fauman and family of Spruce Greeu HBPBURN‘S proposed Board of Three â€"a Judge, a Liberal, a Conservativeâ€" is the sanest, soundest, most constructive plan for removing liquor from politics that has yet been devised. In respect to beverage rooms the Hepburn Government stands for the principle of local option. It is up to the municipality to decide for itself whether it wishes to be "wet" or "dry". That‘s British fair play. B\’ his decds, Mr. Hepburn has shown he has the interests of the masses at heart. His government has assumed the full cost of Mothers‘® Allowances. A mother with one child is now entitled to an atlowâ€" ance, a right denied her by the former Conâ€" servative government. HEPBURN has shown true friendship for the workingman, with advanced labour legislation â€" Minimum wages for men as well as women, an Industrial Stanâ€" dards Act providing codes by agreement beâ€" tweenemployees and employers and already improving conditions for 75,000 workers; Under Mr. Hepburn, the government asâ€" party. The same "old Henry gang" is managing the Rowe boat. The "old Henry gang" think that they were beaten by "some mistake" in 1934. On Wednesday, October 6th, show them that it was no mistake, but that you were in deadly earnest when you voted them out ant that you want them even less today. IT’S all right to let Earl Rowe kid himself that he is steering and running the Conservatives, but the electors don‘t want to let Mr. Rowe kid them into believing that he is leading a new, clean, thoroughly purged Conservative Hepburn‘s Social Legislation Proves He Is "a Man With a Heart" Vote Liberal And Keep The OId Henry Gang Out . Level Crossings For Kitchener Dominion Railway Board Tenâ€" latively Agrees on Solution of Crossing Problem. Pusi Guthile @Teed At the conclusion of the sessions the board of Kallway Comunissionâ€" oo Canada at Kitchener on Monâ€" + it wus indicated that the city J reveive an order for Iwo level maines uver the Galtâ€"Kitchoner wich of the C N.K _ to replace the wilen |nidge at Mili st Chairman Hepburn Benefits Labour +1 ik Hepburn Takes Liquor Out of Politics w hich wihly seetion ntimated hy the board hat i1 might be possible nld be required to put up lway $3.000 and the aâ€" solution coreplace the iz upeh the solution at â€" Mr Gutbrle stated the «. contribution to only sinks and as the South ‘essinr proposed is now there could be no conâ€" erel â€" The contribution be he doward the Mill aud imembers visited ere they â€" lentatively solution of two level â€"place the bridge proposal would inceur the costs of the level ho are estimated t ind the elty would c uf the South street lesued by the Ontario Liberal Association THE WATERLOO (Ontario) CHRONICLE Visitors with Mro and Mrs_ Jas Kennedy on Subday were Mr. and is Thos Linseman and Royetta 1 Borothey and son . ftonald | Messts (afford and Arthur Kennedy and sis o Eisher of KWitchener Mo Ed win | Dietrich of | Rlmira spen! Sunday al bis home here Miss â€" hay Hanley has jefl foi wuelph where she has secured a po siftom Quite a number from here attend od Listowel fall fair Mrâ€" and Mis_Jacob Lorentz of St Conents spent Friday with Mr. «nd Mrs: Wiifred Hanley Miâ€"and Mrs. Wilfred Hanley spent ce day this week at Elmira There was a large congregation at tae Wateri0o First United Church on Sunday morbing when a number of new members were received into church | membersbip Koy E. Val. Tilton, the pastur, couducled the ser vices both morning and evening Mrs Nicholas Kocher has return e« from Peterborough after spend ine a mouth with her sister It was the opinion of the board that an expenditure of approximateâ€" ‘y $20,000 for a diagonal bridge was scarcely warranted by either the bighway or rallway traffic at the polnt NEW MEMBERS FOR FIRST UNITED CHURCH board would recommend a grant of $1.000 toward the project. Hepburn prevented the saie of liquor in restaurants. On its record of successful administration during its first term in office, the Hepburn Government deserves to be returned to powerâ€"deserves the support and the vote of all fairâ€"minded people. Do your part to assure Ontario a continâ€" uance of good government for anotHier term by voting for the Hepburn candidate in your riding. and the creation of the Industry and Labour Board. > Another evidence of Mr. Hepburn‘s friendâ€" ship for labour is his promise, if reâ€"elected, to enact legislation to provide Unemployâ€" ment Insurance, and Mr. Hepburn makes good on his promises. It It cancelied the Amusement Tax so that people are no longer penalized for enjoying themselves at theatres, concerts and games. It sumed the municipalities share of Old Age Pensions. established Pensions for the Blind. abolished Students‘ Examination Fees. HESSON CAPACITY AUDIENCES | AT BAPTIST CHURCH _ EVANGELISTIC SERVICES «i services at Dovercourt Road Bapâ€" tist church Toronto, on Sunday. An average alltendance of 300 each night was reported at the two weeks io evaligelisli¢ serylces at First Bap Ust «huech Waterioo, concluded on Jiuduy Three mesages were delivâ€" ol ny br _ Walter Kallenbach of Publadelphia blind evangelist. Nearâ€" 1\ dou persous altended the afterâ€" neon and evening services. . The cLimch comturtably seats 250 and Prday auight 532 persous attended tiv> service when Dr. Kallenbach «ove his life story The average atâ€" vondance tor the (two weeks‘ services is i00 persous Dr. Kallenbach has 1t lor Oswero. N.Y., where he will onduc: another series of evangelis bie services. Itev. S. L. Boohmer, pasâ€" tor of the Waterloo church, conductâ€" d:{ess coupled with that of Biahop C. 1i Stauffacher of Kansas City, Mo., «limaxed the twoday stay of the four bishops of the Evangelica) church who were beard with other prominent clergymen of the church in special services which commenced Suturday morning. ul Napervllle, 1Il, at the closing session of the "Further with Christ Conference" «t Zlon Evangelical (hurch Sunday afternoon. This adâ€" Our world is a world that has lost Goud ~ said Bishop G. Mdward Epp EVANGELICAL CHURCH CONFERENCE CONCLUDES 19330 trd= 6 41 Mr. _ Donald â€" Ross â€" has refurned home after spending several months in â€" Seotland and other | eountries everseas We â€" welcome â€" Mroâ€" Ross } Lome again \ _ Mr. Edgar Rutherford and sister | Mrs. Bva Johnaton and litte duughâ€" ter Ruth, of Toronto. visited Sunâ€" Id:.)' at their home. Vrs Hester Tanner attended th funera) of her nephew Ewoart Wil son of Cormwall Ont . at Palmerston Tiomaaliny of last werk Xhr c d = Mirsc c Abect Ridbde} d PRESTON‘s POPULATION INCREASED BY 121 (Wo Lart ha sunday \r_ and Mrs H Sage and son Llovd and BRovne of Newton spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs M A Reinwald and Honrs ,l » the records, served the community Ihning used by several denominations About 1860 Rev \r. Downey was senf fo this grea as go missionary bs o the Unired: Brethren in Christ u° Ohin. He is still remembered as a man of Jarge frame, having a great voice, and unlike most of the men uf the period, clean shaven. His coming stirred the United 'B-'(-Ihrml people to great efforts and led to a conslderable increase in numbers. Freeport was the first of 'h\'e churches which were erected un {dter the stimulation of his dynamic ||vrmmali\y it is stated, i Freeport has had a checkered hisâ€" |tory. At one time the centre of a thriving circuit requiring the full |t/me services of two ministers and a ‘number of laymen, it has more reâ€" dary Mrs. _ W.. Hamilton of â€" Monkton spent Sunday with Mrs. A MeBain ond Mrs. Wim. Blair Mr. and Mrs. Jim Watson or Ih troit apent the weekcand with Mi H Kelly and Maida Mre. Lorne MeLDennan spent {ast Thursday â€" with her brother. . Mr Erme May at Listowel. Mro and Mrs: Peter Sinith and daughter (Rae of Stratford visited Mrs. Smith‘s mother, Mrs. Goforth al Mro_fames Rutherford‘s on Sanâ€" Mrs f2 ffatty of Rrantford is wisit n g her sister, Mra. W E. Brownles Mr. and Mrs. Gee Tanner, M« James Rutherford and Nellie: visit ed Mrs. Rutherford at Freepor! on We are sorry to report The ilness ot Shirley Young, daughter of M: and Mrs. Wilbur Hyde. We hope for a safe and speedy recovery Mr. and Mirs. Haryy Gray o1 To ronto spent Sunday at Mrooj M tiray‘s Mr. Henry Kélly returned home last Saturday after spending the past three weeks with friends in Deâ€" troit Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wray, Mrs. Alf Tanner and Mr. R.B. Hamilton were «l Listowel to hear Hon. Rarl Rowe speak last Friday Mr. _ and Mrs. Sam Bumkard Alma spent Sunday with Mr Mrs. Bert Wray vently _ been _ linked _ with â€" other preaching places in order to maintain a â€" ministry. | Atfached at. various times |to | Waterloo. Bloomingdale sheffield and Berlin, jt _now forms part of the Knox, Kitchener, Zion ind Rreeport charees in the United Church of Canada Prior to 1861 the community of Freeport was served in spiritual matâ€" ters by an Union Church. The tuildâ€" ing stood near the corner of the Chicopee road and the present high way, on the site now occupied by the Grand River Railway shelter. For imany years this building, according PRESTON sSepl 340 ~Amothen page in Tthe Inferesting history 0o: the Freeport United Church, located on the Freeport Hill, which leads to Preston, was written Sunday when the T6th anniversary of the little highway congregation was celebratâ€" ed.. special services were held in ©ommemoration of the anniversary. Special Service Marks Anniversary. Winners in Ayrshire Class L. Weber â€"Interesting Historical Sketch J S. Knapp and H. Suider. of Church. Holstein Winner O. D e Schmidt. Frecporl Church Galt Fair Spoiled by Is 76 Years Old Downpour. Sept. 23 p* I in gadhn in any s erd s ons xi p atid MILLBANK Erb St. West is tlibse h ALLEN SHIRK & CO. visitore Lis Trat hx dn whromet & Mi Tickets good going from Noon‘â€" Friday Oct. 8. until 2 pm., Monday. Oct. 11, 1937 RETURN LIMIT to leave destination not later than midmight, Tues., Oct. 12, 1937. FARE AND ONEâ€"QUARTER FOR THE ROUND TRIP «GviLT Is (hislen THANKSCGIVINCG O AY w hri sha 1] ply «ud timn Between all points in Canada and to certain destinations in the United States in tive ut the the w in s LONG WEEKâ€"END FARES v. M. WOOD City Passenger Agent 120 King St. W. â€"_ Phone 585 . Kitchener, Ont. xn Canadian Pacific e peny In ahe Where no P.M. train service Oct. 8 tickets good an A M. traims. Ir d id MINIMUM SPECIAI FARE Adults or Children â€" â€" â€" ; PrÂ¥i ied 1J «l Soms H CAR THEFT AT GALT ul th shine stables pur We bied Sepd Hrom with câ€"oalss entries sadd e s were wetl hy 4) Wo [ntres tsey classes, with other ving W Kendal and Sons catid the Horsec«‘ Refuge mersey a‘lsses nine first mt to WO A. Rrooks. with tÂ¥ b. d rarnell Waterloo, Ont. k N d t hairn o eantonal Saturtlay othe final 8. Es and shorthern â€"s L. Gihsan Secof polices abt sidhs Aie Wo W h eclin Pom l i0 For the tirst tume 1 affected a‘tendance domal fair. a steady salay â€" dampening | to hnal day‘s events prowTwin | was eanâ€" 0 the catte judging sn lrorseshiow conâ€" downpenr. with the e dropped beina Sie s and the parade of vulsSes pMZeS:| werde Thurston . Sunshine Lo Pransiol while red rhiess y lasses wertll Sss Woos _ Mnnroe Toronto, with vaâ€" eanusht shem in a the sity lhnvits. K o Steppens. . (folhin in the South Waâ€" WillSim | Harris red ribbons in PAGE FIVE t Uiinol) and Toronto. were i1 Coday and itsesfiow . cunâ€" onr. with the ped beine Hhe the . parade of sectiont nd L. WeC Axrshire . Knapp theâ€" Holâ€" 5. Frost sSimaler Amos