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Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Gremm and sonâ€"Raiphâ€"of Wellesley visited at the home of Mrs. R. Hooey on Sunâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Roes of Brunner epent the weekâ€"end with their daughâ€" ter, Mrs. John Ropp. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knight and family spent Sunday at St. William and Turkey Point on Lake Erie. Messrs. George and Richard Birâ€" mingham of Buffalo «pent several days under the parental roof. Miss Gladys Hammond of the 5th Line is holidaying with friends in Woodstock. Mr. J. M. Dobson and family of London are holi@gaying at the home of Mr. George Glaister. Mr. and Mrs. M. Shantz and son Campbell attended the Shantz Reâ€" union held in Waterloo Park last Wednesday. Mr. Peter Lichtie of Wellesley spent several days with her daughâ€" ter, Mrs. Chris. Gerber. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. R. Phair and Mr. F. Fhair of Ohio and Mrs. J. Kerr of Milverton spent Thursday evening at the home of George Glaister. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lels and baby toy of the 5th Line visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Gerber a day last week. Mr. and Mrs. David Seifert, son Wray of Oklahoma and Mrs. Jno. Heimbuch, Sr., and daughter Miss Fdith of Linwood spent a day last week at the home of Mr. E. G. Ward. Mr. Earl Stadelbauer of Lakeside called on friends here Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hammond and two daughters, St. Paul and Mrs. Thos. Hammond and two daughters of Stratford visited with Mre. George Rennie and daughter on Sunday. Mr. and Mre. Abe Seigner and family of Kingwood and Wm. Bast of Wellesley spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Dan Gerber. Mr. and Mre. Wm. Wilford and son ‘Thomas visited friends in Kitchenâ€" er on Sunday. Visitors at Mr. George Richardâ€" son‘s on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Peffer and two daughters and Mr. and Mre. 0. Hastings and daughter | cf North Mornington. | Some people spend a lot of money for Health and don‘t get it. No matter how much yoir spend for it, health will not come with wrong food habits. A bow! of Shredded Wheat and milk for breakfast every morning will go a long way toward repairing the damâ€" age done by foolish food habits. A __ simple, nourishing food that contains every element the body needsâ€"and so easily digested. ie c=SSWHEAT 3‘, 1“1::‘:-'."'"/ y The Low Cost of Health CROSSHILL SBHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, LTD, WITH ALL THE BRAN OF THE WHOLE WHEAT | Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pletch and |daughter Olive of Kitchener spent Saturday evening at the home of Juo. L. Hammond. a Grandmother Knew â€" She Used Minard‘s. Jr. Primer: Jack Wray, Helen Musseliman, Harry Williamson, Myrâ€" tle Einwechter, Harold Snider. Jr. IV to Sr, IV, hon.;Harry Wisâ€" mer 85%, Vernon Bearinger 75; pass: Gardner Einwechter 73, Milâ€" dred Weber 67. Jr. III to St, IH, hon.: Reta Klein 78; pass: Vernice Schiedel 73, Murre? Snitler 69, Violet Schmitt 62, Kathleen Wismer 61, Elsie Seibert 60. The following will be the arrangeâ€" ment of the Junior classes, after the summer holidays: Clasa I!: George Thomas, Grace Pinbacher, _ Marjorie _ Williamson, bazel Einwechter, George Schiedel, Mary Bebenek, Clifford Thomas, Doâ€" tothy Quehl. Clasa I: Birnum King, Leonard Thomas, Gertrude Brubacher, Do rothy Wismer, Wilfred Marquardt. Sr, II to Jr. III, hon., Almeda Eearinger 77, Rhea Snider 76, Claude RBrubacher 75; pase: Irvine Schiedel 68, Jim Williamson 68, Sr. Primer Earl Wambold, Ralph Bonn €C400 B PBRROTTUIITTT+ The Young People‘s Soclet}\of Loyd Church will meet Friday evenâ€" ing. July 11 at 7.30 for Sports and §30 at church for program and lunch The following is the report of the final examinations held at Parkway School, S. S. No. 5B, Waterloo, Sr. III to Jr. IV, pass: Kenneth Kiein *66, Foster Snider 64, Vera Eearinger 63, Erma Ernst 62. Messrs, Mark Miles and Frank Murray, two employees of the Hill Bros. Bridge Construction Co., who have been making their headquarâ€" ters at Mr. George Richardson‘a for tiie past two months spent Sunday at their home in St. Columban. Messrs. _ Allan â€" Glaister, â€"Wm. hnight and L. Rennie were business visitors to Milverton last Wednesday evening Mr. Mitchell of Newton spent Sunâ€" day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Rennie. SCHOOL: REPORT A. Kinzie and family, long time reâ€" sidents of this district have moved to their home in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Moss are taking posâ€" eession of the Kinzle farm. Misa Lily Bruder from Detroit is spending her vacation at her home here. Mr. Walter Hyde of Kitchener spent the weekâ€"end at the home of A. Bruder. Mr. B. W. Lichty and Mr. J. Reist were buginess visitors to Elmira. Mr. and Mra. A. Bruder and Miss Loretta and Mr. John Bruder spent Jul!_ ht_!lth_frle_nd- in St. Agatha. Recent guests at the home of Amos Buck were: Mr. and Mre. Adâ€" dison Buck from near Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ottand of Montreal, Rirs. N. Becker and Mre. E. Hunaberger and daugbter Loyd and son Grant from Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martin and famâ€" ily from near Yatton visited at the bome of Milton Eroast recently. Mr and Mrs Josiah Shantz vislt ed with friends in Stanley. Miss Iva Lichty has réturned from her week of vacation with friends near Floradale. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Oldheiser and Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruder visited with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Klein. Mr. and Israel Bearinger, Mr. and Mrs. O. Bearinger from Elmira were recent guests at the home of David Bearinger. Mr. and Mre. Geo. Weber and daughters Gladys and Edna spent Sunday at the bome of Norman Shantz of near Freeport. Miss Mildred Weber spent a day et the home of Urbin Snider of near Bloorn)hudnle. ass 223 EFAT be o se S Mr.‘ and Mré. Herbert Kufeke of Conestogo and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Seibert were guests at the home of Ed. Sethert. ‘The Misses Doris and Reta Wels returned to Kitchener after spending a week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mre. John Wels. Personals. Mr. and Mrs. J. A .Steiss are epending a fow days this week on a fishing trip to Tobermory. Mr. Ernst Smith of Walkerton is epending sometime at the home of his daughter and Mr. and Mrs. John Krueger. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wagner and Owen and (Gordon Witt of Detroit spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Manez. Mr. Winston Gingerich of Guernâ€" «ey, Sask., is epending a few weeks with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kaufman of Paradise Lake. Grace Schaefer of New Hamburg a former School teacher here called on friends here on Sunday. Constable Jake Mansy on Thursâ€" hoehler of Wellesley spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. H,. Wagner. On Saturday muchexcitement was caused by a swarm of bees when they found their way through a crack in the brick wall under the ceiling to a room upstairs in the bome of Mr. and Mre. Carl Schneiâ€" der. The window was opened wide and a box placed there for them to go in but at time of writing the bees ire still buzzing and flying around the room and outside the window. Personals. Mr. Rev. Adolph Kappes and small son Junior of Milwaukee is visiting with Mrs. Mary Kappes while Rev. Kappes is taking a post graduate course for M.A., at Marquette Univerâ€" sity at Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman of Rochesâ€" ter, N. Y., spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner. Constable Jake Manss on Thursâ€" day attended the court in Crosshill. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mansz and famâ€" ily apent a day in Kitchener. @1 was in charge in the absence of Rev. J. H. Lamack, who is on a trip abroad. Bees Swarm In Mouse. The Misses Elizabeth, Edith and Maula Wagner and Mr. Charles The garden party on Wednesday evening of the Lutheran church was a decided success. The weather alâ€" though threatening to mar the occaâ€" slon early in the afternoon turned cut fine and was all that could be wished for. It was estimated that 1000 people were in attendance and the proceeds of the evening amountâ€" ed to $500. The Salvation Army band of Kitchener provided the muâ€" sic and the St. James Maenner choir of Elmira amused everyone with‘ their humorous _ vocal numbers.‘ Those who gave short addresses were: Hon. W. D. Euler, Karl K. Hoâ€" muth, M.LA., S. C. Tweed, MLA.,! Reeve Peter A. Wagner, John Rieâ€" del and Rev. Mr. Kalbflelsch. Rev.‘ R. B. Geelhaar a former minister of the congregation but now of Listowâ€"‘ Family Reunion. _ On Sunday a famlly gathering took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kruger whenrelatives of Mrs. Grueger assembled at their beauti ful farm just adjoining the village on the west side. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maurer, the Misses Edna and Irene of Chesâ€" ley and Mrs. Minnie Maurer of E€imâ€" wood, Mr. and Mrs. Bam Smith and son Vernon of Hanover, Mr. and Mrs. William Perschbacher and son El mer of Walkerton, Mr. and Mre. Esra Szj:h and family of Mildmay, Fred Smail of Toronto and Mr. and Mre. Herman Hopt, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Voelsing and daughter Reta, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Voeilsing and son Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Bzra Voelsing and Mr. “c; Mrs. Eldon Voelsing and son Ma all of Kitchener and Mr. Ernst Smith, father of Mrs. Krueger of Walkerton. Birthday Surprise Party. A happy birthday eurprise took place on Saturday evening when a pumber of friends and relatives surâ€" prised _ Mr. Honry Wagner on the occasion of his birthâ€" day. The evening was epent in a social way after which a dainty lunch wie served by Mrs. Waguer. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. John Stahlbaum and Mr. and Mre. Alex. Hass of Elmira, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Putzer and Mr. Huff of Waterloo and Mr. and Mre. H. Schanerwitz and Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Huras Jr., of Kitchener. Garden Party. Mtinard‘s Lintment gives quick reâ€" % GERMAN MILLS Porsonals and other itoms as teid by Waterios Chrenicio ,. _ DISTRICT NEWSs Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brenneman and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. Ed. Brenneman and Mro. Mary ‘Brenneman, near New Hamâ€" burg. Mrs. L. A. McTavish and daughâ€"| ter Muriel of Toronto are spending this week with the former‘s brother, | R. T. Puddicombe. ; Mr. and Mre. J. B. Garland and ‘ daughter Iris and Mr. and Mrs. Earl | Poli and daughter June spent Sunâ€"; day at Elora. | Mr. L. A. McTavish of Toronto spent the weekâ€"end with R. T. Pudd+ combe. L Miss Rlizabeth Steele of Blair and Mr. Davey Brown of Mount Pleasâ€" ant are spending their holidays with their aunt Miss Carrie Brown. Rev.â€"C. H. P. and ‘Mrs. Owen cf Prantford are at present visiting the latter‘s sisiter, Mré. H. Walker Auniversary services were held in St. Jamés Anglican church on Sunâ€" day with a very good attendance at both morning and evening services. Rev. C. H. P. Owen of Brantford and a former rector of this parish was the special preacher. Miss Alice Brown of Toronto is staying with her cousin, Miss Carrio Brown for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. Meisel and sons of Breslau spént Sunday _ evening with Mr. and Mrs. F. Schramm. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Richardson and daughter Mannie and son Lioyd of Forest called on Mr. and Mre. J. J. Graham on Sunday evening. Mr. York Nahrgang of Ayr spent the weekâ€"end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cassel of Kitch ener spent Sunday with their son Mr. and Mrs. 1. M. Cassel. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fleming and family visited relatives in Wellesley on Sunday. Mr. and Mre. A. Fleming and (amâ€" ily and ‘Mrs. J. J. Graham attonded the Rotary Farmers‘ picnic in Queen‘s Park, Stratford on Thursday Whitefish » 18â€" SAUSAGE Beef Bolognma sueed in @ MILKâ€"FED Chickens ="s2: ,.». STEAK .z LAMB, «> â€" 14 BACON â€" =~29. Pot Roast ~ 18â€" â€"~.. Corned Beef o-u:.msl,ZQ SHeed n:.zsc . RUMP ROAST OF HAMS :# â€"2§. TOMATOES Watermelons Racn @Fe SMOKED PICNIC HAYSVILLE CHOICE MEATS® AYLMER CHOICE Tee GCGecart Ar u:l..:y, 25 BEEF » 19 KING ST. N. â€" PHONE 997 â€" WATERLOO SAVE ON EVERY FOOG.) A7T 4A & P *\ FOR COMPLETE MERCHANDISE SATISFACTION â€"> The sevings you umie on special sales are alway»great at A & P . . . but do you realize that when you buy at A & P you save on your entire food order? For every item in â€"1 A & P store is at a low price. Your savings are greater at A & P because A & P initiates low prices by at once passing on to you all savings in lowered costs. The annual Sunday School picnic of this parish will be held this Friâ€" day afternoon, July lith in T. G. Broom‘s flats. A good program of sports are being planned, so come early and have a real good time. Iiring your baskets and a plate, cup Rev. J. H. and Mrs. Pogson and Iund spoon for each of your party or Nirs. J. J. Graham visited friends in | iamily. Woodstock on Monday. i Miss Ruth Porson returned home FULL PRIMEâ€"CUT PURE PORK ~â€"MINUTE TAPIOCA Make your nearest Suberior Chain Store your dealing place. It will pay you in money saved through lower prices â€" in setisfaction from the high quality and freshness of merchanâ€" dise â€" in courtesy and personal service from the store owner, and in the knowledge that ‘the money you spend stays 'rl.bt in your own community to aid in its growth and prosperity. Medium, 29c per battle LOAF CHEESE Welch‘s GRAPE JUICE RED SALMON I‘s, tail, 29c tin OLD DUTCH CLEANSER H. P. SAUCE 2 pkgs. for 25¢ Choice eating. Ib., 25â€" 39â€" 32« 27â€" 13« 22« LIMITED OF CANADA tim THESE PRICES GOOD FOR ONE WEEK We Sell the Best For Less Miss Ruth Pogson returned home uon Monday after spending the past week with her little friend Ruth Wilâ€" son at Woodstock. Mr. Walter Nabrgang of East Aurora, N. Y., spent a few days last week with his parents here. Mro: W. Helwig and daughter ¢nce. Cantaloupes 2« 25§: BANANAS > 3» 21« CABBAGE *# 25« 13« LEMONS . »« 31. Potatoes 2: 7 ». 2§. APPLES z. 2» 23. CARROTS :# 3»â€" 10â€" _CROWN FRUIT JARS Small .............. 99¢ per dozen Medium ........ $1.09 per dozen PEAS ~â€"=_»~ 2 : 29. CORN :=»==». 2 2: 29. RICE .@ss. 2» 1}% RAISINS=#== 2»â€" 21â€" BROOMS ..‘>#.. m« 29 ALLSORTS :# » 27. BOKAR +47 BUTTER 257. SUNNYFIELD Ne Pasteurized Creamery ' FAMILY BLEND TEA FRONTS â€" »1§â€" LOIN ROAST ». 18« LOIN CHOPS ». 25. A WEEKâ€"END SPECIAL SILVERBROOK CREAMERY Fresh SALTED PEANUTS LARGR RIPE CALIFORMMIA ZINC JAR RINGS CORN FLAKES 2 pkgs. for 19c Extra Special Choice Young A NEW LOW PRICEâ€"THE COFFEE SUPREME 17c per dozen 39c per ib LAMB Heavy for 35c am g.'-n:: lb.slc T "Asi 290 Grace of Kitchener are apending a tew days this week with the former‘s > parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Schramm. Mrs. Walter Nahrgang and daugh~ ters of East Aurora, N. Y., are spendâ€" ing a few weeks with relatives in this vicinity and New Hamburg. Choice quality, 23c per lb. CANADIAN CHEESE MEN‘S WORK PANTS Real value at $145 Silk Crepe DRESS GOODS in Black and Blue shades. Regular $1.50 per yard. Special, 85c Extra large, at S58¢ each. Minard‘s Liniment checks colds at, 8VU GA R Dominion and Redpath MEN‘S WORK SOX 2 pair for 25c WATERMELONS at lowest prices. lb. zs. (@. weff