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(A.l'l, New) mim also available. 3 RLANDâ€"SCHULTZ Cell the Local Representstive Gflier’s Drug Store, 408 King St. E., Kitchener, Phone 22127 Office, Waterioo. KITCHENER and GUELPH WATERLOO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE SHARPEMNMING ELECTRIC MOTORS wa iii oo ‘efinomecLs RLIAL ESTATH New and Used New and Used Phone 2â€"5506 : COMPANY HAY FEVER a FARM Dreams are rare among individâ€" uals past 65. $T. CLEMENTS â€"~ ONT. H. E. Ratz Lumber PLATE, PIPE, WINDOW sAsH REINFORCING BARS, REINFORCING MESH Hot and Cold Rolied Bars Our Warehouse is well stocked in all types of STEEL | Our Sale Is Still On WALLPAPER AND PAINTS 54 King 8. North Waterioo playing his tricks. ments NOW for your steel requirements to M. BROWN AND SONS Prompt Delivery Satisfaction Guaranteed 1254 Union Street North way 250 PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM YOU CAN STILL BUY OouUr Famous Sunworthy Wallpapers 25% OFF and 4 , ing a pastel blue taffeta wn styled identically like that oA the bride. She wore matching taffeta lilyâ€"point mitts and a braided headdress which had a butterfly bow at the back. Her flowers were a colonial basket of asters shaded from pale lavender to deep purâ€" Hamburg, brother of the bride, t the weekâ€"end with his a and Mr. Bruce Wilke, Kitchener. fi Pauline Sehedew?tlz. $st Following the ceremony a wedâ€"| Miss Cecelia Vollmer of Kitchâ€" d&ns dinner and reception was|@her spent the weekâ€"end with her held at the Olde Homestead, near VM"\ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shakespeare, where the young olimer. _ couple were assisted in receiving Mrs. Rfim& Denstedt spent by the mother of the bride, who Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stanâ€" |chose a dress of black crepe and ley Denstedt and family of Dorâ€" lace with matching M‘hfi- !and the mother of the bridegroom | Sheila Walker has returnâ€" who wore a twoâ€"piece frock of ¢d to her home in Windsor after green crepe and black accessories spending a two weeks‘ vacation while both wore corsages of briarâ€" | With friends here. cliffe roses. Following the cereâ€"| , Miss Lorraine Moser spent Sunâ€" mony and mp‘on the young danrwuh friends in London. ‘ couple left for a honeymoon trip . and Mrs. Tony Vollmer and to northern points the bride don-’gw Kathleen and Frances ning a turquoise gabardineâ€"suit| . "" M.M spent Sa turday with fitted bodice mmw skirt which was i at the hipline. With it she wore mittens :’osumlct&\herngowp and a shoulâ€" l::n veil which wuheldz § ::-cadebooq SP; a semiâ€" uet of rapture roses and stephanotis. Little Miss Anne Meyers, cousin of the brideâ€" goom, was flower girl wearing a ng pink nylon taffeta dress trimmed with lace and a matchâ€" ing headdress. She carried a coâ€" lonial nosegay made up of rapture Hamacher of Kitchener, brother with scalloped, b\mm terfly ne fitted bodice And.u“fim skirt which was i at the for her wedding gown a white saâ€" tin floorâ€"length dress having a nyâ€" bnnetyvkeutkhm‘:-nnd with a ruffle which was adorned with satin roses centred with seed Is. mwmm mm and the skirt the bridegroom, was the best spending a two weeks vacation| Mr. and Mrs. I B. Blank reâ€" with friends here. turned to their home here from _ Miss Lotraine Moser spent Sunâ€"| Akron, N.Y., where they spent da‘,wu'h friends in London. the summer months. . and Mrs. Tony Vollmer and| Kenneth Roth sold his farm, dflghm Kathleen and Frances|east of Banting, to Calvin Cressâ€" of Stratforgd spent Saturday with man of Waterloo and will hold an Mre. Regina Denstedt. ‘euction sale at a later date. "The Miracle of the Blue Pinaâ€" fore" and plans were completed for the annuyal harvest home serâ€" vice to be held on September [m The next meeting will be heldum at the church on October with Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Reist . Miss Be(gexm of Kitchâ€" ener spent the weekâ€"end with her ;mt the weekâ€"end with his aunt, Pauline Schedewitz. Miss Cecelia Vollmer of Kitchâ€" ener spent the weekâ€"end with her parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Samuel cormage of white gerdenias On|â€" Mr. Joseph Hilicox of Tav &lwfiqflnflnnfld on Mr. nd hm hmm‘!“zm. with the â€" of the Women‘s ot zich Co., Kitchener. James Lutheran was Miss Jeanetie Heim and Miss uhm%m Patricis Kogher and Messrs. Herâ€" z:.qwasnmdlhop.-" !hew:fi-cndvhhw ummmmmwuvmw 8 read by Mrs. C. W. Fieet in the| = "y â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" \ es e oc neraols l Linwood : Mr. Leo Girodat of Kitchener (Chronicle Correspondent) _ Weekâ€"end guests at the Lutherâ€" an parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Goos were her parents and alster, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oberer and Mrs. Frank Nofle from ;Dorh’u:dvuteé&uufi‘v-zhlr w & and Mrs. 0. L. Lanz. Y e Nm. Leok services sns Lois M Tesih both services. Lois McTavich acoon:::flod Mrs. Wmh:ldud- son, oynbl. on violin. Baskets autumn _ flowers adorned the church. Mrs. George Glaister and Mrs. Grant Schnutr attended the Wastâ€" Daylight saving time ends here at mykdnld\t on Saturday, Sept. _ Miss J. Beggs, Stratford, was a weekâ€"end visitor at her home. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Crawford of and visited with Mr. and esd Nee A ies Bepiatn®" |AMains in Ritchener, oo Toaday 'ég-;f‘fll&"’_“ hi es agg st on i Clac ant laniio of ie | Draie No, & Weelnich oe apnints at Miss Maud nfielwt.pem the weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. R. Re‘irreninSt.Catharin-. . Allan Krauter of Dauphin, Man., is spending some time with :nd Mrs. Theo Lautenschlager at * Mr= Frieds Lindner and family Brucie, sitendee. te medding at Miss Ruth Wood and Mr. Staniey Taylor at Stratford, recently. _ _ tion b ws were passed fixing umfszmu year‘s levy, a trifle hfv:rthcaflululknl lage friends regret to learn dmfi Klw:[cuer last â€" week. man w The late Mr. Bowman was a naâ€" tive of this village, where as a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Emâ€" manuel P. Bowman, he was born 62 years ago and spent the years of his boyhood here, to Kfiwhenuvifilflwhnm 50 years ago. passed to petition ;g;fi:.&' of Highways tor the interim sidy wm::‘dw“?m- solicitor, 5 in with Counci) in 1:::) y ns whrich han Apadyâ€"ua M formant iL a echl on t recent meeting !’.“P‘!’?‘E’?WMMM Heidelberg : the Court when at a former ag e t sxscemment and Shantz, by 80 acres and the h“d”uhdnh'z:: a pro rata basis. Several farmers appeared with new m wma\mmuu Io.ivotbo’&hn.“ o mmm-udmwi‘ .\ _ At a further special meeting on , is spending some time with As uns Aeibeine ukn ._H. Koehler and fi(r and Mrs. K. K;flm and daughter Pennilyn spent Sunday wimlr.nndw’:‘doeflehn.' eral weeks with Mr. and Mrs. M. his father, Mr. Albert Krauter. Mrs. Fiizabeth McRay of Port Huron is visiting with friends and relatives at Stratford after sevâ€" A. D. SNYDER > WILFRED H. sARNES EXPERT REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES SunsHine Rapio Service %â€"1187 WATERLOO 122 ERB w. FOR GET SET NOW THE PALL AND WINTER THE NEW FALL . COMEDY PROGRAMS ' During a twoâ€"year experiment to determine presence of radioâ€" carbon in all living matter Dr. W. F. Libby of the University of Chiâ€" cago‘s Institute for Nuclear Stuâ€" dies measured the ages of 20 preâ€" historic samples from all parts of the world. * 2, PETERSBURG