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_ BUSINESS _ DIREC TORY per word, or a mizimum of 40c per inâ€" sertion. unless paid cash when minimum will be 36 cents. IN3TRUCTIONS FOR SENDING _ ‘Two or more insertions, 2 Â¥%c per word if paid cash (Minimum charge as above applicable) and cold remedies, sundry mediâ€" cines, cosmetic products. Full or part time dealers wanted in your surroundingsâ€"neither capital nor m:ence needed. Write for free ils and catalogue. FAMILEX, 1600 a Delorimier, Montreal. THE WATERLOQ 10 Double your income New and Used Motorcycles at CARTER BROS. Agents for James, A.J.S., Triumph, B.S.A., Norton, Vincent and Indian. 256 King N. â€" _ Phone 2â€"8389 Waterloo Expert repairs to all makes. CRIPPLED CHILDREN still need help. Buy Rotary Carnival Tickets NOW. Removes dandruff. Leaves hair radiant. Buy one tube, get one free. Price 35¢, 65¢c, 89c, at Geiger‘s Drug Store, 408 King St. E., Kitchener, Dial 2â€"2127. Box addresses in care of The Chronicle REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE ADV ERTISEMENTS . Ste e clearly in which edition t adv.rtisement is to appear. Stetr number of insertions desired. Wiiie plainly on one side of pap ou! ; Fire Re:rl Estate and Insurance 02 KiATSo th _ og;f g)a(m 1 ng Sou ~ & _ Every Kind of In;&-.j:p â€" â€" _ Mrs. Eva Franceschini 88 â€"27th St., Long Branch, Toronto, Ont. Mr. I. A. Desfosses from Montâ€" real will be in his Kitchener office THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 from 8 to 10.30 a.m. 31 Ellen St. W. â€" Phone 2â€"235? Dear Mr. Desfosses I first came to Mr. Desâ€" fosses at his Toronto Office on November 22nd, 1951. A. K. CRESSMAN & SON I caught a cold last year which settled in my spine and in October of this year I was so sick that I was bedâ€" ridden for two weeks. After writing Mr. Desâ€" fosses my back improved and today I no longer suffer in any way. . 2o â€" Thank you sincerely for your work. I am 40 years of age. _ 0 _ _ 2. 125 King W. â€" Phone 5â€"5619 Kitchener _ PHONE 6â€"6401 or 2â€"0594 THE WATERLOO CHRONICLE 22777 â€" 2â€"7604 â€" 2â€"0961 HESSENAUR & SHANTZ There are times in the life of every man and women when _ a change is desirable. Whatever your problem may be in buying, selling, or finâ€" ancing a property â€" consult Limited Phone 8â€"8443 â€" 24 Queen N Bender Realty Co. ATTENTION: AGENTS WANTED Health Whether it‘s to buy or sell, The man to see is Emel. COMING EVENTS USE THE CHRONICLE "WANT" ADS H. S. EMEL REALTOR 129 Queen Street North Kitchener COMING EVENTS PRELL SHAMPOO Guarantee Bond Boiler Insurance Transit Insurance Sprinkler Leakage Automobile Insurance MOTORCYCLES ANY PROBLEMS?? Livestock Employers‘ Liability The biggest value for your advertising dollar. REAL ESTATE DRUGGISTS FOR SALE Life a FARM Plate Glass HCLE _ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Accident Early possession can be arranged for many of these houses . Make your enquiries now! Whether BUYING or SELLING New and Used _ Duplicating and Addin]! Machines, Filing Cabinets, Safes, Complete Office Equipment 68 Queen Sc. Suath 350 King West KITCHENER Phone 7â€"7562 _ â€" â€" Mner‘s Res. $â€"2171 Advanced method has helped thousanas. No leg straps. No elastic. No Plasters. No pressure on hips or spine. Flexo pad. Entirely different. Very light. INEXâ€" P.EI\IISIVE. Write for information and trial. SMITH MANUFACTURING COMPANY Est‘d Â¥03 549 Kimg Street _>~ PRESTON, Ontario EVENINGS, PHONE wW. BERCH at ............ 2 UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS J. P. SNYDER at ... G. SCHIERLING at . :w 7 We p-ckén make: LOCKS KEYS MADE All Kinds G. L. BRAUN 270 King St. E. Phone 2â€"2194 . eamammmmaress W It PAYS to ADVERTISE in The CHRONICLE onutamio Orrrce QutEtte®$ NEW AND OLD HOMES listed with 8 Duke E. â€" Kitchener Office open until 8 p.m. SUNSTRAND ADDING MACHINES f _INVISIBLE WEAYING AND MENDING SERVICE For Sale and For Rent by the Maker Tnerma Provart MANACER UNDERWOOD LIMITED RUPTURED? It Pays To Pick YOUR HOME PHILIP YOUNG from the wide variety of reasonably priced FRED WEBER REALTOR WATERLOO STOVE For homes design to please Phone 5â€"5628 KITCHENER, ONTARIO & APPLIANCES 96 King St. S. Waterloo Phone 2â€"0384 homemakers want! Modern, streamilined design with no wasted space ... 13â€"point cold control . . . freezer and freezer drawer hold up to 53 lbs. . . . extraâ€"deep crisper with /4 bushel capacity . . . handy cip shelf folds against wall . . . 17.4 sq. #. of shelf space . .. two iceâ€"cube trays . . . more value per dollar. "Repairing of Clothes" 49 Kinc Stazet, East REAL ESTATE TYPEWRITERS New and Used KITCHENER Admiral TELEVISION SETS and RADIOS 3â€"3693 Phone 6â€"6484 TELEPHONE 21173 WE ALSO HANDLE white candles made a lovely setâ€" Miss June Eckstein Weds Mr. Robert Kiock. ting o Tm.{’" ay afternoon, Octoâ€" wo e at the United Missionary Church, New Dundee, when Miss June Elaine Eckstein, Rosebank, became the bride of Mr. Robert William Rieck, 32 Van Camp Ave., Kitchener. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver -_bnd.g::m is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rieck, 3@ Van Camp . Rev. J. H. Good of New Dunâ€" dee officiated at the double ring The bride who was given in marriage by her father was loveâ€" ly in a floorâ€"length white silk vel> vet gown fashioned With a fitted bodice and Peter Pan collgr. Covâ€" ered buttons extended down the front to the scalloped waistline and the softly gathered skirt fell to a circular train. Her fingerâ€"tip illusion veil was caught to a halo headdress. She carried a cascade of American Beauty roses. Miss Marilyn Eckstein, Roseâ€" bank, as her sister‘s maid of honour wore a floorâ€"length gown fashioned with a wine silk velvet bodice. The â€" offâ€"theâ€"shoulder neckline was accented with a round draped wine taffeta collar. Covered buttons extended down the back to the snugly molded waistline and the wine taffeta skirt featured tiered «ide panels. Mrs. Roy Parker, New Dundee and Mrs. Elmer Poll, Rosebank attending their sister as bridesâ€" maids wore matchinf floorâ€"length gowns. The wine silk velvet boâ€" dices were styled with offâ€"theâ€" shoulder necklines and round draped dusty rose taffeta collars. Covered buttons extended down the back to the waistline and the dustv rose taffeta skirts also feaâ€" tured tiered side panelg. The atâ€" tendants wore wine silk velve headdresses and carried wine silk velvet muffs to which were pinned corsages of Talisman rosesl 1and bronze mums. They also g»> c <mp> 0 <up 0â€"Gp 0 <Gip 0 <p o4 Saws, knives, clipper plates, meat grinder plates lawnmowers, etc. J. GEO. STREBEL Phone 7â€"7511 â€" 23 Erb W. DOWNING‘S Flowers 44 William St., Waterloo Phone 2â€"1357 E. G. FRY D.C. 86 King St. West Next to Capitol Theatre Phone 4â€"4162 SHARPENING DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Aintait mas‘s gold lockst, the gin was a of the bride. dee, attended his brother as best brothers of the groom, Mr. James Rieck and Mr.. Waltee Rieck, United Church, Plattsville, where the bridal couple were assisted by their mothers in receiving the guests. Mrs. Eckstein chose a gown of Royal Blue French lace with navy accessories. Mrs. Rieck wore a navy sheer gown with naâ€" vy and gray accessories. Both wore corsages of American Beauâ€" ty‘l‘he b 'd‘ donned it ride a navy sui with navy and red lema for a motor trip to the Adirondacks and Lake Placid. Her ensemble was completed with an orchid corsage. Miss Eckstein Feted at Parties. The first of a number of parties in honor of Miss June Ecgstem. who became the bride of Mr. Roâ€" bert Rieck was held on Sept. 8th at the home of Mrs. George Rieck, New Dundee. The guests were coâ€"workers of Miss Eckstein at the J. M. Schneider plant, Kitchâ€" ener. Aeroplane bing; was played and Miss Elaine ttler made the presentation of an electric kitchen clock. Lunch was served by the hostess. _ _ __ oL . t BB n t Ned ioi On Sept. 26th Mrs. Calvin Brutzki entertained friends and relatives at her home in New Dundee. The evening was spent in playing bunco and miscellaneâ€" ous gifts were presented to the bride in a prettily decorated wheelbarrow. Lunch was served. On Sept. 29th Mrs. James Rieck, Mrs. Walter Rieck and Mrs. Geo. Rieck entertained friends and reâ€" latives at the latter‘s home. The ladies spent the evening making a bride‘s book. A mirror was presented to Miss Eckstein. The hostesses served dainty refreshâ€" ments will reside in New Dusdâ€" at On Ofi.' 1st members of the United issionary Young Peoâ€" Elcel;; plemnux‘ surprised Miss tein and Mr. Rieck at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker, New Dundee. Games were played and the guests were presented with a miscetlaneous shower. Lunch was served at the close of the evening. Mr. Rieck was entertained at a stag Eany at the home of Mr. Roy Koenig, Waterloo, on Segt. 26th. The event was arranged by coâ€"worker of the groom from the J. M. Schneider plant A Kenâ€" wood blanket and pillow cases were presented to Mr. Rieck. _ Thanksgiving Program. The J. M. Schneider firm pteâ€" sented Miss Eckstein and Mr. Rieck with an occasional chair prior to their marriage. A Thanksgiving program was given at the Wilmot Centre Evanâ€" glicnl United Brethren Sunday hool on â€" Sunday morning. Fruits, vegetables and flowers were arranged in keeping with the season. The superintendent, WOoRKING WITH CARADIANS in EÂ¥E&AY WALG OF LiFE Stice 811 Rev. C. R. Kauth was in charge of the meeting of the Administraâ€" tive Counsil of the Wilmot Centre Evangelical U.B. Church on ‘Thursday evening. There was no Mr. Willard Haas was in charge and gave the call to worship, prayer and opening remarks. The scripture Thanksgivinfin the Bible" was given by Miss Elinore Haas, Danny Shantz, Mrs. Verâ€" non Shantz and Mrs. Sangster Thankggiving“ and "The Chrisâ€" tians‘ Thanksgiving" were giten by Mrs. Lorne Meisel and Mrs. Ralph Battler. Miss Clarine Haas rendered a vocal solo. The hymn, "Now 'l‘hankn‘we all our God" was sung in closfhg. Remarks on the composer of this hymn were read by Mrs. Willard Haas. Closing prayer was given by Mrs. Roy Hamacher. & Newsy Notes. The funeral of the late Mrs. Wm. H. Egerdee which was held at the Lutheran Church, New Dundee, on Sunday afternoon, was largely attended by relatives and friends. s church service on Sunday mornâ€" ing as the pastor, Rev. Kauth had‘ the misfortune to fall and injure his back. *The Wilmot Communitg Fireâ€" side service was held at the Wilâ€" mot Centre Evangelical United Brethren Church on Sunday evenâ€" ing. Mr. Oliver Bean, New Dunâ€" dee, was chairman and Rev. J. H. Good, also of New Dundee was song leader. Mrs. Frank Toman presided at the piano. Miss Miriâ€" am Hilborn of New Dundee was the soloist. The chairman introâ€" duced the guest speaker of the evening who was Prof. Lyness Wark of Emmanuel Bible College, iKitchener. He gave a very interâ€" esting sermon on the life of Jaâ€" cob. Mr. K. Nicholson and Mr. Roy Hamacher offered prayer during the meeting. The,next meeting will be held on October 26th at the Rosebank Brethren in Christ Church. The Wilmot Centre EYF. is sponsoring a Rally Day Service at the Church on Sunday evening, October 26th. The speaker will TO A MIHLLION CMAADIAMS CAN BUY A be Rev. Bruce Amy and the Male Chorus of the Oetzel‘sâ€"Lisbon Church will sing at this service. Everyone is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Nyle Ditfenâ€" bacher and son Darryl of Toronto spent the Thanksgiving weekâ€"end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Difenbacher and ailso atâ€" tended the McQuireâ€"Hartman wedding in Kitchener. FIRST UNITED SUNDAY SCHOOL AUXILIARY Waterloo Market Building and Fridey, Octobur 24 from 10 to 2 Thursday, October 23 Rummage Sale ©17