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YOL. 38, NO. 5. Suits and ERNST‘S : $45 Sults and Overcoats One of the biggest things about the clearance is the advantage which is so clearly yours. The prices are not an index to the valueâ€" for qualities are so much higher than the price would indicate. In fact many of the best Suits and Overcoats in this country are included. TO ILLUSTRATE ;10 Suits and Overcoats $35 Suite or Overcoats Fine Velour Hats in Tan and Grey shades ,exceptional values $ A.69 ful merchandise, not usually had at Scratch Felt Hat in Grey, Brown and Tan shades ....... $ 75 2. Winter Caps made from foreign and domestic Fabrics, Kling Klos Women‘s Fine Quality Kid, Calf and Patent Leather Low Shoes in strap Slipper or Oxford | styles, euitable for street, dress and busiâ€" mness wear. Formerly much higher riced, now at .s...... 6 $3.95 Inbands tive models for older men. Every MEN‘S & WOMEN‘S FOOTWEAR Men‘s Hockey Shoes made of fine black and dark brown calf with fawn calf leather facing, January Sale Price ........2.22222>> @9 OR Mr. Rae Marshall spent the week end in Galt. Mr. Harvey Rohr visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. Poll last week. Mr. L. Lacknerâ€" and â€" daughter Lorria has returned to their home in Hawkesville. Mr. S. Rohr attended the County Council sessions held in Kitchener last Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Cleo Fried spent Sunday at Plaines with Miss Rose Latsch. The Roseville Literary Society will have a progressive crokinole 20% REDUCTIONS $6000%%® MEN‘S WINTER HEADWEAR Practically every style included FLUFFY â€" â€" FLAKEY â€" â€" â€" DELICIOUS â€" â€" WHOLESOME PERFECT â€" â€" From Original Price Tickets on $1.19 * $1.49 ROSEVILLE. 100000000000000800000i0. 0+ 0i Overcoats $3.95 $36 $32 §$28 â€"young men‘s as well as conservaâ€" garment represents clean characterâ€" sale prices. Men‘s Fine black and brown Calf leather Shoes, newest lasts, rubber heels. sizes 5!, lo 10. January sale Just received a shhipment of the very newest Astoria Shoes for Men, featuring the new | creased vyamp. These shoes are of exceedingly high quality Jeather and workmanship, the colors are rich brown and black, priced very low during this January $30 price Growing Girl‘s Shoes of very fine black calf with low rubber heels, sizes 2%% to 7. January sale price party at the home of Mi. and Mrs. A. C. Becker on Monday evening, Feb. 4. enly Lest You Forget 20%, DISCOUNT On all Dr. Jaeger‘s Goods» in stock The Junior Farmers of Kitchener met the Ayr Junior Farmers inâ€" the school â€"house> here on â€" Thursday evening. _ The subject of the deâ€" hateâ€" was "Resolved, that competâ€" ition has done more for the farmer than eoâ€"operation.‘ Ayr took the affirmative and Kitchener the negaâ€" tive. The necative were the winâ€" ners of the debate A representative of the Dominion Alliance will speak in the United Brethren Church here_ on Sunday evening. Feb .3rd. A) Suits Suits Suils at PA k0_ A m 2 4 Nt WHERE THE 30O0D CLOTHES COMmME FEROoM»" PR oo WATERLOO CHRONICLE ul oT Overcouts Overcouts Overcoats $4.95 $8.50 $4.50 $24 $20 $16 After the debate an instumental number was given by John Rennie of West Montrose and was much enjoyed; also a duet by Messre. I!.i>s Sherriffs and Alex: Daly of W whourne. . Lunch was esrved und the remainder of the evening was enjoyably spent in dancing. . Quite a number <of the youug} people from the district attended the reception . held last Thursd:lyj evening at the home of Mrs. Amâ€" brose Brohman near West Montrose in honor of her son Joseph, who was married last Monday to Miss Dora . Lehman, also "of near West Montrose. ‘They were presented with a lovely dinner set, showing i the high esteem in which they are | both held by their many friends. | The address was read by Miss |Not\io Raitar. The evening was ‘spent in dancing, the. music being | furnished _ by Messrs. Carl and â€" Lorne Wollis. A large circle of | friends join in wishing them a long, " happy_ and ‘prosperous wedded life. . They will reside on the groom‘s ':flll"lll near Middlcbrook. | Mr. irvine Sherriffs of Elora spent a few days at his home here. Messrs. Arch. Shoemaker and Chas. Durrant attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Wahl of Rosedale last Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Wm. Hamilton has rented his farm to his sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. Franklin VanNorman of near Guelph who has already taken possession. The Woolwich Junior Farmers met at Jackson‘s Hall, Elmira, last Wodnesday evening and spent a social evening. Two debates were given, the first, "Resolved, that a tidy crank makes a more desirable housewife than «_ good natured slouch." The affunative was upâ€" slouch." The affunative was upâ€" held by Messrs. Sylvester Gingrich und Milton Eix, while Leslie Aberle and Allan Eix took the negative. The judges who were the Misses Gertic Vietch, Edith Soehner and Dorothy Lctson, decided in favor of the affirmative. The second debate "Resolved that exhibitions do more to develop agâ€" veulture than do agricultural collâ€" eges." The affirmative was upheld eges. â€" The allirmalive was upheld by Messrs. Percy Dekay and Willâ€" wrd Suyder while George Sibley and A. Wilkinson took the negative. The judges were Messrs. Wesley Howlett, Clarence Shuh and Lloyd Snyder. â€" Strong â€" arguments . were browght forth from both sides but the judges decided in favor of the negative. THIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT Mr. Harry Sherriifs spent a few duys last week in Fergus. Mrs Dave Pender of Guelph is visiting with Mrs. Jas. Hamilton. Sacrament will be administered in Chalmer‘s Church here on Sunâ€" ilay morning. Feb. 10th. | & Trains on the C.N.R. were delayâ€" el Jast Thursday and Friday on account of the heavy snowfall. The roads were also badly drifted. The â€" Trustees â€" wisely mncellodi!ho school for Monday and Tuesday. some | Ira Rohr met with ,'qi:.avy loss\ Mi | on Monday. In going to the stable| sick | on Monday morning ‘he found that| him !hie black driver had one of its legn‘ Re \ broken. The animal was conseâ€"| prea Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lichty of New Hamburg were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. Dan Schwartzenâ€" truber, \Mr. and Mre. C. E. Schwartzenâ€" truber and Mr. and Mrs. Joe K. Schwartzentruber‘ of near Wilmot Centre were visitors in Petersburg last Friday. Mr. _ and Mrs. John Holdsworth are at present staying with their ilaughter at Kitchener. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Flours, a daughter, broken. The animal was conseâ€" quently killed. It was a prefty driver. A meeting will be held in the U. B. Church on Sunday evening ‘(nr the purpose of organizing a Christâ€" ian Endeavor Society. Mr. Eldon Bowman from Sasâ€" katchewan is visiting with Ephraim Knechtel. Gordon N. Bergey‘s sale on Wed: nesday last wase a success despite the wet day. I. H. Toman is a splendid auctioneer. WINTERBOURNE LATEST DISTRICT NEWS PETERSBURG PERSONALS AND OTHER ITEMS AS TOLD BY WATERL OO CHRONICLE CORRESPONDENT S MANNH E1 M WATERLOO, ONTARIO, ! _ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lobsinger and $ \ir. and Mrs. Jno. Kuntz spent last | Thursday with the former‘s sister, & Mrs. Jos. Brenmer in Linwood. yâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weber «eturnâ€" on «l to their home here after spendâ€" he ing a few weeks with the Jatter‘s #ister, Mrs. Willis, near Niagara w o Falls. at Messrs. Herb. Schnars and Oscar _ Mrs. Irvin Shants and ,Miss Selâ€" ; eda Shantz spent Sunday ‘with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lichty at Nine Pines. Mr. Stanley Hodgins of Kitchener spent the week end the ‘guest of Mr. and Mrs. Amasa ScH®@itzer. Miss Kdna Fish of Kitchener was a guest of Mr. and MW!eman on Sunday. The friends of Miss Maijorie McAllister are glad to kub# 'i:hut she is home from the Hospita)l and will wish her a speedy recov@ry, I | Nr. Heimpel visited friends near Erbsville for a few days last week. Miss Gladys Bedford spent the week end with friends in Kitchener. Mr. and _ Mrs. Menno> Koch of Kitchener were guests @aMr. and Mrs. Ralph Koch last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. McKeeman and daughter Verl left on Friday for their home at Philadelphta after spending a month with Mrs. Mcâ€" Keeman‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. MaAlister, + Alex. MaAllister, + l Mr. Ed. J. Pfeffer was a business The Christian Endeayor Society visitor to Elmira on Tuesday of held _ their â€" business . and eoclall!:asl week. mecting at the home Of Mr. and) yr. and Mrs. G. W. Snyder and Mrs. Amasa Schweitzer last Thlll's-! two sons on Wednesday of last day evening. . After the business) woek attended the funcral of Mrs. programine the rest of the e\'eninfl‘ snyder‘s â€" mother, Mrs. Henry B. was spent in progressive crokinâ€"| wWahl of near Rosedale. ole which was thorougBly e0j0¥€4| _ yrosors Byron A. Letson and Geo. by all. Miss I)OSSli{WNW "9" / winfield made a business trip to the prize for winmfmgâ€" the MOSt! quuipy on Thursday. games. + sqhce aghubne ariate qusafinlona Miss Alice Heitzman spent a few duys with her sister, Mrs. Henry Yantz. s 10 Lew we Leud. Mrod Linwood Messrs. Herb. Schnart Lobsinger were busily eutting logs in the 8c bush at Erbsville. bush at. Brbsville, A number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. David Hergott spent a social evening at his new home. Mrs. Schneider, who spent a few days here, returned to her home in Toronto. Rev. Dean _ Ste confined to his br His many friends recovery. Messrs. Levi Bowman and Robt. Moyers left forâ€" Shakespeare this week where they will prepare for sawing in the near future. On Saturday, Jan. 26th, while pumping water with a gasoline enâ€" gine. Mr. EÂ¥dward Schott sustained h Quite euccess towel Mrs. Geo. Witt of Heidelborg is at present visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kummer. Miss Edna Schaefer spent Thursâ€" day evening at her home at Heidelâ€" berg where she entertained the young people at a skating and dancing party. T18 BLOOMINGDALE eo. J. Brenner was a busiâ€" itor in Waterloo last Thurs 1 number _ of _ our . local enthusiasts _ enjoyed the Milyerton game last Monâ€" ST. CLEMENTS His many friends wish VERKY POOR CONDITION ERBSVILLE ‘b. Schnare and Oscar reâ€" busily. engaged in in the Schnarr Bros phen â€" Foorster . is d with pnuemonia. wish him a speedy , JAN. 31, 1924. him Miss Roxie Schwartz is spending some time with relatives in Kitchâ€" ener Miss Frieda Bartman has again resumed her work on the Schweitâ€" zer Hotel staff after enjoying a three weeks‘ holiday at the home of her parents near Gowanstown, Mr. Jacob Jonas has returned to his home at Molesworth after \visiting relatives in this vicinity for ten days or so. Mr. Oliver Scheifele made a busiâ€" nese trip to Kitchener on Tuesday of last week and while there interâ€" viewed the County Council regardâ€" ing the preservation of â€" waterâ€" washed banks by means of the planting of willows according to his new method. Reeve Jos. H. Wodos attended the first session of this year‘s County Council held in Kitchener last week. Mr. and Mrs. Burt West Montrose were relatives here and i on Sunday. Miss Marie Kienzle has returned home after spending a week with relatives and friends in Kitchener. The Luther League of St. Matâ€" thew‘s Church held its annual meetâ€" ing on Saturday evening when they elected the following officers for the years: Miss Marie Kienzle, pres.; Miss Claras Dahmer, vice| president; Miss Phyllis Schweitzer| secretary and Mr. Russell Esch, treasurer, with the Misses Frieda . Bartman and Pearl Esch as a\_ldit-* ors. | Woolwich â€"Township Council will meet for its second session next Tuesday, February 5th, at 9 a.m. . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Wright, Miss Florence Wright and Mr. Oliver Wright spent Friday afternoon with friends in Kitchener. . Mr. Karl Steiss of Jamestowr. The extreme cold and storms of last _ week | were (so bad that i‘ was next to impessible to travel. Consequently our rural mail drivers did not venture out on a few ocâ€" casions. ’ â€" i1 roof . Karl Steiss of Jamestow: is holidaying under the 'p:u'cnl you much better results? Every articlesuaranteed. Why work with poor Tools when anyone of these will ligchten your labor and give No. 442â€"Arrow Head Cross Cut Saw, 54 ft. long. Made of finest Steel, fully ruaranteed. _ Price, each .. & ice, each $9.00 Splitting Wedges at 90C and $1'15 Saw Wedges at SAW HANDLES Cross Cut Saw Handles, per pair Axe Hamdgs. each Afp and 7 A Heavy Galvanized Tub. ; ft. Silver Steel Cross Cut Saw. A medium grade saw at . ..... $6 00 Ib. Splitting Mauls, extra Quality Steel * $2.00 """ $2.75 CoONEsTOGO M. Weichel & Son, Limited Wood Chopper‘s Supplies CROSS CUT SAWS SPITTING MAULS in a week with in Kitchener. C. Woods of the guests of the vicinity and 5" each 60c in 7)c GALVANIZED â€" WASH TUBS At February Bargains 25¢ "The Big Hardware Store" Waterloo, â€" _ Ontario. each. w it n ko uin uesnt uhsn lt 0000c in i0 MM-MM §1 8be Samson Handled Axes ,each $3.00 Smarts No. 111 Axes, each $2.75 Erin â€" Handled Axes, each $2.00 Samson Axes, not Handled, each $2.75 Our Special Axe, not Handled, $2.00 Boy‘s Handled ::X(‘fl, e:n\ch $1.50 Small size. HMeavy Tub at $1.60 Medium size Heavy Tub at $1.87 Large size, Heavy Tub at $1.98 The Right Axe, the Rigsht Style in the master hand and then watch the result. Work with our Axes is made a pleasure. AXES