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f E: 3 "WHERE T **GooD CLO: l. I COME FRO. } 46 East King St., Kitchener Fancy and plain shades, Blue, Brown and Plaid, belt all round or half belt, double breasted $14 and $16, sizes 11 to 18.$9'00 Funeral Lavrgely Attended. â€" The funeral of the late Mrs. Aaron Eby which took place on Saturday afterâ€" noon last was largely attended. They lived at Williamsburg. The remains were interred in Latchars Mennonâ€" ite cemetery. Bishop â€" Manasseh Hallman conducted the services in the church. Mrs. Eby passed away in the K. and W. Hospital. Mr\.‘ ifih)'. who is left alone, has the sympathy Boys‘ All Wool Suits With 2 pair Bloomers, good durâ€" able suits, in medium colors. A good big assortment, sizes 8 10 18 YEArS .2issctrmicisenss $7'95 $25 and $30 Quality $35 and $40 Quality SUITSâ€"The style you want, the fabric you seek, and the workmanship you demand are all represented in this vast seâ€" lection. Suits of a high order to satisfy your present needs and anticipate your future wants to advamtage right now; n’lmterial.s and colors suitable for year around wear. Sizes for all men. OVERCOATSâ€"Here are ulsters, great Coats, belted and half belted styles, straight line models and the best Overcoat fabrics tailored in a superior manner. Suits & Overcoats Saturday marks the last day of our fiscal year. Before our annual inventory we are offering discontinued lines, short lines, and general lines of Merchandise to‘ our customers at prices that in many instances do not represent Manufacturers® cost. ~ DEPENDABLE QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR MEN, . _ WOMEN AND CHILDREN VYOL. 40, NO. 6 In Gray and Tan shades. MEN‘S WINTER CAPS With Fur or Flannel Inbands $1.49 Men‘s Trousers, Gray and Brown mixed, Tweeds, medium weight, sizes 29 to 42. Regular $3. Saturday at Well made Trousers in assorted patterns and colors, sizes 29 to 44; another group ugually sold at $4, reduced Heavy Tweed Trousers, dark colors, all wool, sizes 29 to 44; qUBIIEY 10 $B.90 .: .smm100 0000 Niiveirerronndinvansenteriins Worsted Trousers, fine quality worsted, sizes 29 to 44: quality sold &L $7, NOW ... s mmoennememnnimnimsciiems , Large Savings On BOYS‘ SUITS Here are a few of the many Sp?ial Values to be had at this store which will surely interest the thrifty shopper. . S Specia) at Men‘s Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers. Reg. $1.:00. BDECIB] +.:. :s s isenom i0 ooo mmmemenmnmaneimerrmercectanariens Men‘s All Woo!l Rib Shirts and Drawers. Reg. s $1.75. Special . ... rivfese rresdrvsasigediags ; Men‘s Fleece Lined Combinations; all sizes. S ReR. $2.00. SD@CIAL ... iss ‘Boys‘ Fleece Lined Shirts and D-rnwer-. Reg. T5¢ Children‘s White Fiannelette Sleepers. Reg. $1 BD@CIA] | ......0..0.00 000000000000 cnn en nnvnennvls Balance of our Men‘s Winter Overcoats to be cleared out. Values to $25.00. To clear ... Children‘s Fleece Lined one button Hatch Sleepers Reg. $1.50. SD@CIAL .............00.0.00000000 0000000000000 Men‘s Winter Caps in assorted styles and colors Reg. Up t0 $2.25." SDECIAL .lscz cial Special Men‘s Pure Wool Dodd‘s Knit Combinations. Reg. $8.25. Special ....._.........20...00000000.0 Specials » J. Uffelman Block, King Street, Waterloo e = Osat, Discount on all Men‘s and Young Men‘s Velour and Rough R. Newman & Co. Ladies‘ Vests, short or long sleeves Men‘s Muleskin lined Work Mitts. Spe Friday and Saturday Boys‘ Overcoats $14.90 MANNHE!M Trousers Reduced 25 % HATS IN TWO EXTRA GROUPS fine quality worsted, sizes 29 to $4 95 WeOAP e oo en in e & .!v)f neighbors and relatives in his ]|sad and sudden bereavement. #! Moved to Kitchener. â€" Mr. and 1er \irs. Gordon Bergey and family who y have resided here for the past two Tâ€") years removed to Kitchener this 3y[woek. They shall hbe much missed 5"‘“ all sizes in all styles, but well | represented in the lot. | Mr. Ezra Baer who has had a severe attack of blood poisoning is recovering nicely. Clearance Sale of Men‘s Shoes and Oxfords in Bro(flrfimd’fl!ack leathers. BIG PRICE CUTS IN SHOES For Men, Women, Misses and Children 520 pair of Women‘s Pumps and Oxfords, including all our regular and staple styles, patent leather, tan calf, dull leathers, plain kids. Regular up to $7.00 ... snn sate f $3.85 Children‘s Dongola Lace WSh;e;, sizes 5 to 7, Regular $1 35 $200â€" Y 1e ce rrimcninienss ®*. in the village. Gordon has secured i position in the city. All wish the family success and prosperity in the Industrial City. Misses‘ High Cut Lace Shoes: Black or Brown Kid or Box Kip Leather, sizes 11 to 2, Regular $3.50 $2.45 490’ 59c, 79¢ Reg. T5e, $1 and $1.25 MEN‘S SHOES §$22.50 "WHERE THE GOOD CLOTHES COME FROM* Values up to $7 $4.68 "*"** 81.19 s 08q * $1.25 50c * 75¢ Ontario $14.95 T5¢ ~ $1.39 $1.49 * $1.95 [ 52.95 "© $3.98 c. 59c $2.39 Interesting Debate.â€"The Floradale Literary Society held their monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and | Mrs. Angus Weber on Friday, Feb. , 29th, about seventy being present. The meeting was opened by the | president, Mr. Wellington Weber. ;'l‘he minutes of the last meeting ; were read by the secretary, Miss ‘Gladys Stone. Instrumental duet, f Miss Beulah Snider and Mr. Mahlon Snider; reading, Bessie McCormick; j vocal solo, Miss.Alice Beisel; curâ€" | cent events, Mr. Norman Snider; 'debale. Resolved that married woâ€" ,men should be allowed as wageâ€" earners." The affirmative was taken |by Miss Marie Zilliax and Mr. Rdâ€" t;::u- Adams and the negative was ‘upheld by Miss Gladys Stone and l\‘lr. Angus Weber. The judges deâ€" ; ‘ided in favor of the negative by two points. Male quartette, Messrs. Norman _ Snider, _ Angus â€" Weber, Waiter Maurer and Fhilip Beisel; | reading, Eleanora Wittich; instrnâ€" mental trio, Misses Buelah Snider and Tabitha Hehn and Mr.â€"Mahion Snider; Echo, Mrs. Walter .\Iaurer:‘ ‘critic, Mr. Lloyd Snider. ‘ Honored By Friends. â€" Quite a number of young people gathered at the home of Mrs. Silas Bowman on Saturday evening in honor of Mr. ind Mrs. Isaiah Bowman who have st returned from a wedding tour to Pennsylvania and Maryland. The gathering took the form of a misâ€" cellaneous shower. The evening was spent in games and music. A dainty lunch was served by the ladies. The many beautiful and useâ€" ful gifts show the high esteem in which the bridal couple is held. Mr. C. F. Schwartzentruber loadâ€" ed potatoes at New Hamburg on Thursday and Friday. Mr. A. J. Ruggle spent several days in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmidt and son Ward spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Schwartdentruber. Mr. Christ. Zehr and Miss Salome Jutzi called on Mr. and Mrs. Allan Yantzi on Sunday. Quite a few in our neighorhood attended the saie helid by Mr. Simâ€" eon Jutel on Monday. Personals. Mr. _ Simeon kSchwartzentruher spent Sunday with\friends at Baden. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. K. Schwartzen truber spent a few days with rela tives at Wellesley last week. Mr. Milton Strome and Mr. Christ. B. Yantzt unloaded a carload of hay at Poatersburg. _Mrs. Balthasar Isreal is seriously ill at her home. Mrs. Jacob Spies is spending a week with friends and relatives at Yorth Easthope. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Suyder spent Sunday with Elmira friends. Mrs. Clayton Mohr of North Easthope spent a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Snyder. Mr. Fred Schneider is busy with carpenter work at Roseville. Messrs. Henry and Fred Schneider worked at Baden on Monday. Mr. Dan. Schwartzentruber Mr. Amos Otto called on Mr Mrs. Peter Bayman one day week. ‘\ Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Yantzi and laughter Mabel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Christ. B. Yantzi. Mr. George Holst and Miss Lizzie Holst are doing the work for Mr. Eli Holst, who underwent an operation at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Kitchener. Friends will be pleased to know that Mrs. Ezra Maurer is improving nicely after an attack of pleurisy. Miss Edith Spies of St. Jacobs was a week end visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Spies. The Evangelieal Ladies‘ Aid held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. J. B. Snyder. After a short business meeting the ladies spe‘n some time in quilting. Mr. and Mrs. Christ. E. Schwart zen{ruber and family spent Sunâ€" day evenieg with Mr. and Mrs fenry Bauman. l es o o omm ui i i i iogating WWWWA Mr. Sylvan Shantz left last Tues day for Winnipeg to take up an elec trical course. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Geisel of Elmira spent Tuesday with Mr. and Nirs. Albert Ritter. The following were visitors at the home of Mr. «and Mrs. Fred Lasch: Mrs. Ezra Lasch, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lasch, Misses Norma, Frieda, Luella and Clara Lasch, all of Elmira. Mr. Almon Snider was a business visitor tb Toronto last Wednesday. Items of interest. Latest District News FLORADALE PINE HILL PERSONALS AND OTHER ITEMS AS TOLD BY WATERLOO CHRONICLE CORRESPONDENTS wedding tour faryland. The rm of a mis The evening WATERLOO, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEB. 11, 1926 and / and last ) Keep Minard‘s Liniment in the house. ‘nd Mrs. Allan Good attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Gideon Neist in New Dundee on Tuesday. Mr. W. J. Snider was a weekâ€"end !msiness visitor in ‘Toronto. C Ladies‘ Comic Dressâ€"Miss Mitâ€" chell, Miss Mitchell. Girls 14 years and under, Fancy â€"Dorothy LAutenslager, â€" Kathleen Schmidt. Girls‘ 14 years and under, Comic Reta Jacobs. Ruby Koehler. Girls 14 years and under, Raceâ€"â€" K. Schmidt. D. Lautenslager. Boys‘ 14 years and under, Raceâ€" Ross Perrin, Arthur Nabrgang. Boys‘ 14 years and under, Comic â€"Ralph Toman, Elgin Toman. Boys 14 years and under, Fancy Roy Hall, Wallace Toman. Gents Fancy Dressâ€"D. Mitchell, H. Brunk. Gents‘ Comic â€" Lorne Brighton, Hubert Greulich. Gents‘ Raceâ€"Russél Fried, Gordâ€" on Fried. Oldest married couple on skatesâ€" Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Page. Yougest married couple on skates â€"Mr. and Mrs. Will Guthrie. Ladies® Character _ Costume â€" Izetta Merner, Selina Spaetzel. s more and more depleting the {orest that remains. Farmers would do well to start in on the reforestâ€" ing scheme and so get a supply for the future generations. The Ontario Forestry Department is giving the trees fo® reforesting free on appliâ€" cation. Ladies‘ Race Brown. Gents‘ Character Costume â€"Dave Litwiller, Frank Hill. Country Boys‘ Race â€" Mr. Rush, Mr. Gooding. Poorest Skaterâ€"Miriam Hilborn. Rabbit _ caught â€" without â€" skates, boys 14 years and underâ€"Omar Lantenslager. Messrs. Louis Bauman, Byron A. Letson and George Winfield are just finishing the season‘s cutting of the firest crop of ice harvested in years. Mr. Norman . Lebutzke of St. Jaz)lm spent the forepart of last week with his sisters $ the village. Mr. George W. Snyder and son Sol. spent last Thursday in Guelph m business. A sleighload of our young people mjoyed skating in Elmira on Saturâ€" ‘ay evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Scheifele and (amily spent the week end and Sunâ€" lay with relatives and friends in Glenallen. Mentioned for Cabinet.â€"A recent Press despatch from the Capital City stated that it was understood that Mr. W. D. Euler, M.P. for North Waterloo, had been offered the Cabinet portfolio of Minister of Railways and Canals, in which work he has of recent years gained conâ€" siderable experience. Mr. ERuler‘s many friends here would be tmtlyi pleased should he be elevated to Cabinet rank. _ ‘ Farmers in this section have reâ€" cently been taking advantage of the sood sleighing and have been teamâ€" ing through here with a large numâ€" »er of saw logs bound for the Mill pards in Bloomingdale. This year ifter year cutting down of the bush Miss Millie Scheifele has returned ~om visiting her sisters in Buffalo or a. week. Miss Bradley bas returned to reâ€" ume her duties at the school after eing on the sick li<t for two weeks. The Farmers‘ Club will meet ext Saturday afternoon. Wedding bells are ringing. More ext week. . Miss Elsie Good of â€" Kitchener »ent Sunday with her parents, Mr. nd Mrs. Allan Good. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scheifele Ladies‘ Fancy Dressâ€"Nellie Hil tn, Beulah Fried NEW DUNDEE CONESTOGO Alma Brash, Jessie On Tuesday evening a concert was held in the Livingston Presbyâ€" terian Church. The programme conâ€" sisted of moving pictures and sevâ€" ‘ral fine selections by the orchestra and quartette. Mr. Joe Farrel spent Saturday at St. Clements. as the Chinese Christian general. One can hardly relaize the changes ‘hat take place in that land when you consider that at the time of the Goxer uprisings Gen. Feng was a hreathen onlooker and now he is at he head of an army of $0,000 Chrisâ€" tian Chinese. What an honor to be called to minister to the needs of such an organization. Mr. Goforth informs us that he spent several days with Gen. Feng‘s army and says it is a marvel as a military unit. Mr. Fred Wilker of Tavistock spent Sunday in the village. Miss Dodds and Miss Cragg spent the week end at their respective homes at Walton and Drayton. Miss Leona Kheimer of Watarioo is visiting with her friend, Miss M. Schnurr. Miss Fanny Miller returned reâ€" cently from spending a month with her sister in Detroit. On Sunday, Feb. 1, Mr. Goforth of Toronto preached in the Livingâ€" ston Presbyterian Church He is a son of Dr. Goforth, the noted Presâ€" byterian missionary to China. Mr. Goforth spent part of his life in China with his parents and can give some very interesting descriptions of life in that country. His parents were present during the Boxer Reâ€" bellions and still bear scars of that troubled time. Dr. Goforth, his father, left Toronto on Feb. 8 to zo to China as chaplain to General Féng‘s army. General Feng is known Mrs. Stephen Foerster (nee Miss Vernie Hergott), of Forest River, N.D., is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Herâ€" gott. Ambrose _ Birmingham | left â€" for Detroit where he hopes to secure employment. Cecil Barbour was _ appointed Township Treasurer at the Februâ€" ary meeting of the township counâ€" cil. News Notes. Miss Kathaleen Hayes spent few days with friends & Stratford Those who possess radfo sets can at least keep in touch with the outâ€" side world even though the highway is not open and the train service is purtailed. Items of Interest. Mr. Clarence Bingham spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Seigner at Kingwood. Albert Mundell was a visitor to Elmira last Friday bringing home with him his daughter, Miss Helen, and Miss Marion Coghlin of Millâ€" bank who are attending school there. About forty people of this vicinity journeyed to the home of Mr. and Mra. Wm. Wilford last Friday evenâ€" ing and spent a pleasant time in playing cards and dancing. Wé regret to report that there are several cases of sickness among the children of the village. Guy McMillen has disposed of his property south of the village to Dan Gerber and will give possession in March. Miss Lizzie Birmingham of Stratâ€" ford spent the week end with her parents. The sympathy of the entire comâ€" munity goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Cornell of New Hamburg in their sad bereavement through the loss of their young son. Several sleighâ€" ‘oads of men from Baden assisted ‘n the search for the body of their little son. On Thursday night a sleigh load of Baden #oo'pla went to the New Hamburg rink. It is to be regretted that a good open air rink cannot be provided on the local dam. During the past week men have been cutting ice on the dam in the village. Several hockey fans from Baden took in the game at Stratford on Thursday night between the Kitchâ€" ener and New Hamburg Intermediâ€" ate teams. * A number of our local young people have had some delightful snowshoe hikes during the past week. Items of interest. LINWOOD CROSSHILL BADEN Miss Lillian Bickle of Waterloo spent the week end at her home here. & Miss Grace Deans and Mr. Walter Trussler visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jmaes Hope on Sunday. Miss Cleo Fried visited at the home of O. Latsch at Plaines on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gehman and. daughter Ruth of Okotoks, Alta.,! visited with Mrs. A. Fried a few| days last week. | Miss Olive Becker and Mr. Bert Shelby visited with Miss Myrtle Becker at Hamilton on Sunday. Mr. Vernon â€" Holm of Dicki« Settlementâ€"visited at his home here n Sunday. M Mr. and Mrs. Adam Poll visited with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Poll near Kitchener on Thursday. * Mrs. Gordon Fried and Miss Bueâ€" lah Fried . visited with Mrs. E. Stauffer at Ayr last Tuesday. Mr. Ward Snyder visited with Mr Clare Veitch at Plaines on Sunday A number of friends of Mr. Joe Runstedler, Sr., surprised him on Thursday evening on the occasion of his birthday. The evening was spent in card playing and dancing and was enjoyed by all. A dainty lunch was served at the close. 'Il-lllllllllllIIIIIIIlIIllIIIIIllIIIIIIIII"IllIIIIIIllfllllllllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll“llllllllll‘ Miss Josephine Haid: spent Sunâ€" day with Mrs. M. Stemmler. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Logal spent the week"end in Waterloo. _ Miss Helen Hayes spent the week end with friends at Drayton. Personals. Miss Mary. Schummer is visiting ker grandparents at St. Clements. Quite a number of young people from Wellesley, Elmira, Heidelberg, Hesson and St. Clements attended the carnival and dance here on Wednesday evening. Miss Esther Heimpel of Heidel berg spent a few days with her friend, Miss Gertrude Schummer. DISTRIBUTORS OF ‘"The Big Hardware Store" Phone 215 WATERLOO, ONT. 1 Economy Steel Range, No. 9â€"18, res. and high elaset. Reg. $35.00. Special ...........2slcc2css 1 No. 6294 Perfect Idea Range, res. and high shelf FEBRUARY Stove Bargains 1 No. 94 20" oven Home Penn. Range, res. and high shelf. Reg. $25.00, Speci@l At .................llllll. Here are some Real Bargains in New and Second Hand Stoves at MONEYâ€"SAVING PRICES. 1 Pilotâ€"Alerta Steel Range, rcservoir, high closet and thermoâ€" _ meter; 6 holes and with 20° oven. Reg. $70.00. $59 50 Special .. se fad Aovreeriereristeingsensieetecs * 1 Royal Comet Steel Range, rec, and high closet $84 50 and thermâ€" with 90" aven Snenial at * 1 Royal Comet Steel Range, rec, and high closet $84 50 and therm., with 20" oven. Special at ... * 1 Peerless Penninsular Cast Range, res. and high closet, therâ€" Misses‘ and Young Women‘s sizes now in the majority. But quick choosing needful in any case. Next Season‘s saving as well as this Winter‘s wearing to think off M. WEICHEL & SON. LIMITED Half Special Stockâ€"Taking Sale Reg. $30.00. Special mometer and white enamel back; 6 holes and 20" oven. Reg. $115.00. SpeCi@l .....ccslllllls. ALL THE FURâ€"TRIMMED AND TAILORED CLOTH COUDIES LIMITED ROSEVILLE Secondâ€"Hand Stoves Kitchener‘s New "Daylight Store" King and Queen Street Entrances NOW REMAINING ON HAND YALE Price yoadt mame & | _ Watch i Wind ow s I There are rumors afioat that the Lutheran congregation of the Canâ€" tada Synod are making preparations El’nr reâ€"building and repairing the jprosem edifice. A meeting for that .purp()se was held on Sunday. qnvrnmimnmnrcrmntimicimin Mrs. Whitney and her son Norâ€" man and two daughters of Hamilton spent a few days with her aunt, Miss Minnie Berdux. A good many of our hockey fans went to Kitchener to attend the reâ€" turn game between New Hamburg ind Kitchener Monday night which resulted in a tie, 1â€"1. The Lotz family and the Herman Neeb family are out of the smallâ€" pox quarantine again. News Notes. Popular Price Gift Shop 81 King West â€" Kitchener at a fraction of their value. Many ‘sample lines bought Eye Opening Values in Novelty Rings Silverware | Cut Glass and China Rixon‘ s LOCKS & HARDWARE WELLESLEY Watches TEN PAGES $18.75 $22.50 $28.75 $96.50 P