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_ BUSINESS _ DIRECTORY Tz waterLco curnomcl® Conestogo : hmh-â€"d‘l\ow 10 ceonts cxtra. INSTRUCTIONS FOR SENDING U T Ceotend TWE T. H. R. Brock e y State number of insert See ’m'“'-d‘u&u first, then let U ‘Au your prescriptions. Bedford 1D.A. Drug Store, opposite Post word, minimaem BAE "" 0 ul â€"“‘,MJMIO.-& """hil, croup of figures count ®* A TONIC and Cold for children and i $1.35, $2% §4.9 $1.45, $2.65, $5.9; Dru%ls'-‘)l‘e- 408 I Kitchener, Phone L We pick ‘dl mnaklro P LOCKS € i ty ~+~ i G. L. BRAUN [P TRelitr Kitchoener . M Office, Waterloo. Larger 81208 ABD ®"Desrr ry suTAHERLANDâ€"SCHULTZ & g:;. NEOâ€"CHEMICAL n ons at A GN L. K. CRESSMAN & SON SS C KITCHENER and GUELPH :-;â€"vvl ii R \“"’""'"B' m minimem charge 36 cents. If (Ohromfate To espontent) ELECLTRIC MOTORS ADVEK ON‘T FORGET Alexandra . Sch Friday, October pREscn,'"' RIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY 2 3~â€" fArst then let Whether BUYING or CARS FOR CHIROPRACTIC wATERLOO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY _ COME PA PERSONAL 19 King St. CHLLEUT CCC C e i4 William St, Waterloco Phone 2â€"1357 HESSENAUR & SHANTZ Limited Dhane 6â€"6455 â€" 24 Queen N. T. H. R. Brock stee in Bankruntcy) RHGPER 277 0200 Alae . $2.95, $4.95; Capsules . $265, $5.95 at Geiget‘s E‘Store. 408 K“‘f sSt. East, aner Phone %â€" 127. * iw AUIIECE mâ€"iâ€"n ase Wesk â€" â€", u044 c e ase soni£ "UTDERWOOD LIMITED MBD PUCCC ., Light Duty at $19.35 ., Heavy Duty at .80 . Heavy Duty at $49.65 .. Heavy Duty at $86.00 >‘ Heavy Diuty at $66.00 (All New) _ er sizes also available._ D DELUXE COACH, condition, insulated. ‘"‘Experience Ig ELECTRICAL WALTER STUMPF Automobile Insurance ;;d Cold Preventative ren and adults. Fluid, pupiintnl end Aeding ing wines, Filing Cabinets, Safes, Complete Office Equipment INSURANCE Auctioncer and Real ERetate Satisfied Clients REAL ESTATE TYPEWRITERS D. Bruce Davis #41 Victoria Bt. N. 2l at 7 pm. _ Waterloo Bee Hive Bat. We TOCOC c3 al gng‘lsfineShowandSI in Galt, Wednesday of last n .&A. H Brose . ACCONM Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Humâ€" mel a newly married couple from ‘Kjt.dmhaveremuym"" ;mmmemu.p-mn Mr. John Carlaw visited his faâ€" M\'howmm m'roronwuog:‘lt.lmm",ek Mr. ".n«_ I is _ WGael Counties in L116 !***""*"* .m week where they are engaged on special committee work connected with the Lutheran Canada Synod. A large number of mizhlbom\* farmers attended the Provincia nlowing match held near Burferd during the past Weetâ€" St. Matthew‘s Ladies® Aid ing the past week, put UpP 60 sealers of fruit and \‘rwe for the kitchen in the We POF 1. ifi .07 ud Sen:mry These fruits and veg; uk Prctpear pall °CV tables had been donated for warding to his name Harvest Home service a week ago | WaterlIoo. Woolwich â€" Township Council pnrrors us 1e eoRet h) tenders for ie y open: te or the * construction of Municipal Drain Heldelhel’g: n @ Woolwich. Seven contracâ€" By Miss Kathert 22 T O 1.1. CorresD No. 8, Is YOUR RADIO WILF CAN MAKE IT LIKE NEW ! ronto tal, IaBt MISRATEEDTT IBD MCC Waiter Stroh accompanied | _ Yyr Lester Stroh is Dri@hteni Walter Geisel to. the, YOrKâ€"|up the interior of the store Of his SvnneshowandSnkheldw“mk before ing busiâ€" ut,wednadlyollst\veek. n’m',“ms * v. _ H. Brose accompanied lx.wuiehohonqlllonk- Dtaudweaqdlr.mwg.umvmum 6mwuuwdwwyotwnek_ nited Lutheran Church oil u:.;nil(mo.cafubu_t.fie of fi“-w‘um”‘ewSLJ.ccbmeundayvlnmfl w=> in the Province la8t\the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb 122 Erb W. Sunsuine RaDiO , Woolwich. Seven CcONI&® had submitted bids ranging GOOD BRAKES NE OmVITY I.vq' $ 1€ or @ J NOISY WEAK? _ SAFETY | O °_ _ HILLâ€"WATSON MOTORS SERVICE caes P92 servict Wilf Riepert, Prop e WOrK €COBDMECTRNT _ ATPETU O het as in Canada Synod. | Postmaster that as of ‘Nov. lst the | (Ch er of miM Postal Department will put a new d the Provincia regulation into effect \l'gfl'?by “0\ Mr. an held near Burferd | longer tWo or more parties MAY |and Mrs. m § Psmaiig CJ J Now Sreve lof ns Ladies‘ Aid, durâ€"|! ownsms er of Kitch eek, put up some \:torms us that so many people | tors wit uit and vegetables sending mail matter give his adâ€" | Woods. i in the Waterloo, |aress as ConestO8gO, which in fuâ€" | Mrs. C n the Waterl00|4"®" 2" q be corrected bY !orâ€"\d.y, wl I CC o * s Fiish Your homeâ€"a for right way, right from versatile wood is used. Lumber has beauty, warmth, individuait? E10 adaptability to any architectural style. 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Ratz Lumber Dial 2â€"7187 See us for your BUILDING SUPPLY ts es wdfid&”“fi h-umwfl“""-“1 expected this job will be comâ€" MIIM.IN‘- Senior s-nmlhrl)li” d'mwmu the service in the Lutheran Mmmhmu &Mdhw-n"»‘n‘ e EeC "lont _ Wim. â€" Gille preached an 9990 0 // th flmm&cwdw Cossman Hayunges Missionary Soâ€" Information goes OU° * 2 s Postmaster that as of Nov. lat the Postal Department will put a new T Aâ€"X... into affect wzereby no Waterloo _ Dial 8â€"8476 ng "Township Clerk Nosh Stige f s er tro! l:,m us that so many people sending mail matter give his adâ€" dress as ConestOgO, which in fuâ€" ture should be corrected by_forâ€" _s$h04l¢ 0C ""ome at KKR 4 By Miss Katherine Kubs Fri t iends of P (Chrqpicte Correspondent) . 1inwrened to 1 Messrs. Ross Schmidt and Clifâ€" ‘ceiving treatm ford Krauter spent a few days at ‘,hospiul, Gue Detroit. . weeks. Members of_St. Peter‘s Ladl_es'] Mr. and M Aid and W.MS. attended a social spent Sunday evening as guests of St. Peter‘s at Mt. Forest W. M. Society, Kitchener, on| Mr. and Mr Tuesday evening. holiday visitor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seuley“beander/West and son James of Walkerton wetre . Mr. and M recent visifors with Mr. and Mrs. .went Sunda ‘Kennelh Kuhn. esley Howf; th Kubhn. ______ _ ; vyera| The WM.S forever investmentâ€"is built om the start, when timeâ€"te BREIITRIUE C Mr. Melvin Bauman and YC‘?! attended the Thanksgiving Conâ€" ference at Hamilton ON Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schott and family spent the weekâ€"end and holiday at Detroit. ‘ ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steiss and daughter Margaret of London visited over the holiday at the home of the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Aâ€" Steiss. c ‘an Fichty Years Anniversary or your LUM.‘R and SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS The Eighty ¥°45 24 "2 "ivns Service of the laying of the cornerâ€"stone of the present St. Peter‘s Lutheran Church will} be held on Sunday evening at 8 p.mâ€" The contract was minder of your need of beâ€" EB CTOO 00 E they remind that NOW is your time for stopping at Hillâ€"Watson Motors Service, for _ Dependable _ Brake Checkâ€"ups. Stop in toâ€"day. warmth, individuality in the season. N - 373 uces Seapite the dry io 38 cenis WARNING! ICE 6 sars | the Kuhn and Pennylyn were h0 aeicss o. the heine of M+ at the: ""umn"â€";hw T n was mfl for the 0€â€" nowers 286 Z0 004 T. uugndtwo_.qt}nmlflthlul and Woous. Mrs Oscar Israe] spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Israel of Guelph. Anniversary services will be vehler as s0!0IS. y Mr. and Mrs. Isaish Martin and/ enneth visited the weekâ€"end at Amivemr{] services WII CC held in the United Church next Sunday at three o‘clock with Sunâ€" day School at 1.45, and Rev. Gardâ€" ner of Drayton as gect speaker Special music will supplied Pnd Oe n e on n dn will/k M Ometdcs Friends of Percy Woods wiiy, interested to learn that he is E ceiving treatment at St. Josep! hospital, â€" Guelph, . for several We a t n e e t I _ The WMS. held its monthly: meeting at the home of Mrs. Wesâ€" \le'y Howlett, Elora, with a good attendance. The autumn thankâ€" ‘.oflerin( was received. Mrs. Howâ€" {lett ‘g:ve a talk on her recent trz to West and Mrs. Metcal e a chanter of "Growing with WECCIAE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Letson: spent Sunday with Mr. Herriott at Mt. Forest who is critically ill. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Israel were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leanderâ€" Westfall of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Ra‘li)h Howlett .went Sunda{ with Mr. and Mrs. esley Howlett, Elgra. w FEETY! 174 2 _ awthiw EC CHHF E;rw%‘F‘MWm WeKXN®. _ lu., and son| Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller and meeting and Mrs. B. C. w00Gs UCL 20959020 0C ui took over the business. ‘v.h.rough Sunday. Bishop E. M. Mrs. Howlett was presented | Funk of Huntington, Ind., will with a china plate by the auxiliâ€" speak Friday afternoon and in the ary, who regret losing her as her‘ evening, Revâ€" W. A. Roland of help _ was . much appreciated. | Toronto will Xreach. Papers will \Lunch was served at the close by be presente and â€" discussion o cals ‘proups in Sunday School work gave a chapter the hostess. he autumn thankâ€"|**~"°~"/0., g . ceived. Mrs. Howâ€"| The Midâ€"Year Council of Adâ€" c on her recent trjtg ministration and Christian Educaâ€" and ‘Mrs. Metcalfe tion convention of the Ontario â€" of "Growing with| United Brethren Conference is {rs. Knarr led the scheduled to begin here Friday, Mrs. B. C. Woods Oct. 21st, at 2 p.m., cont‘mui% business. ]mrough Sunday. Bishop E. M. TE _ossentedlFunk of HuntinglOn, lm_i“, will €""=""! Chrysler â€" WE ; uts NT C ivilvwi:":‘ Pesce "hhe Clayton Swarts was er The Youth Fellowship met in Grace EVB. Church Sunday evening with Doris Latsch as leaâ€" der. Scripture lesson. was read by Audrey Holtzhaucr and the topic “‘Shall we follow the Fashions" was presented by Cico Wanner. A special number was sung by lDoris‘Lat.sch. Betty Hallman and Audrey Holtzhauer. i8 .. & 244 evillie : p A. § Sae_Ae« â€"Al presen * will be held Saturday with a misâ€" 1ssionaryda address in the ev(emn‘u be- ‘Sunday morning service W1 \gin ;t‘v 10.30 wnt“hThBHr)p Funk reaching on e Imperious \g’res«em" and a church deflgation ‘service will follow. Several young |people will take part in the afterâ€" ‘noon service and Bishop Funk \ will preach again in the evening. th wpre gueo f pher wedding day wE A large number from here atâ€" tended the provincial fllOW'lDC match at Burford last week. e i necmpented hee. good tle er a inied Rev. an )AArs. E. Side%mo on Friâ€" ay. Miss Isobel Cleland of Toronto was the weekâ€"end guest of Miss Bessie Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gilchrist and [ WHOLESALE | GENUINE PARTS AND 1J mm_\er Lois visited with Mrs. Glichrist‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Detweiler at Palmerston over the weekâ€"end. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lister of "I‘omnwp werelfuests of Mrs. W. Detweiler on Monday. l A pretty church wedding took place here Saturday in Grace RTot s meeue (esuis on 5 Evangelical United Brethren Church when Rev. C. R. Kauth united in marriage Doris L‘Lnlfus- 11 wl s oi UOBTMELR PM UURDUIUR Wcc . . sey and Donald 5 Cress of Blair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cress. The ceremony . Was performed against a background of dahlias, ferns and gladioli. Given in marriage by her faâ€" ther, the bride was gowned in a white satin floorâ€"length gown with a lace yoke, and a seed pearl fingerâ€"tip veil with a matching headdress. She carried a bouauet \ol American Beauty roses and white chrysanthemums. Mrs. V. | 1110000 sint Locdtsthts H\mea', matron of honor, wore pink gured taffeta with a matchâ€" ing tulle fingerâ€"tip veil and carâ€" ried pink roses. ‘The brother of the bridegroom, Philip J. Cress, was best man and the ushers were George Cress and Marshall Furlong. Vardon Husâ€" sey, brother of the bride, was §0â€" foist and sang "I Love You Truâ€" Iv". Miss Bernice Baer of New ly" ACCESSORIES Bundee played the nuptial mfi A â€" reception â€" followed | at bride‘s home when the bride‘s moâ€" ther received in a powa'!bh. crepe gown and the groom‘s mo« ther in (fi:wder blue petit point. The bride‘s table . was decorated with pink and white sNa land centred with a thm wedding cake. For the wedding trip to Buffalo, N.Y., the bride wore a navy dress with a grey coat and navy acces= sories Mr. and Mrs. Cress will reside at RR. 1, Blair. America mahogony, the ‘"Premier cabinet wood of the world" is used mainly for firewood and rough construction. CUTS :sx=â€"z* RETAIL Antiseptic In its native habitat, BURNS & BRUISES : omy size, 6 times as much, $2.23 DR. CHASEf?_ as d at e bride‘s moâ€" power "blue room‘s m« petit point. s decorated threeâ€"tiered