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M Rev. J. H. Sandercock of Grace Gospel Church, Kitchener, will preach in Zion Chapel here at three o'clock next Sunday afternoon, Oct. 22nd, and a group of singers will accompany him. This will be Mr. Sandercock’s first appearance in our local pulpit. __ --- .. ' . I 7,7._I__ ...:II “a... ”hr... The Wallenstein clay-works will not manufacture any more tile this segson, but about two more kilns ar _ yet.to ‘be Jired. I g ""2%'hi'ifit%Vir. beet pulp for cattle feeding purposes arrived here from Chatharm this _week. . "hrieniiT/t3idv/frosrt of autumn occurred locally last Friday night, October 13th. - . . A L"iy"ii'iiisrhtes. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Brubacher on Tuggsday tyeninm Octob'er 17tll,. _ "ifiiiir', iipdiiiG' sing North Wpol- wich will be the centres of Mennon- ite Church worship next Sunday morning. ............,, A pair of golden eagles circledl around in the sunlight here fun several minutes on Sunday morning! as if leisurely spying the country- side for an unsuspecting rabbit or other small qua_druped. I wailing" 651E? L‘éé"vvith us and naked woods soon will be. Novem- ber is not far away{ '. _.. Mr. Charles Matthews and Miss Dorothy Matthews accompanied Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tallman on a Sunday visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tanner of Millban_k. . ""iri.'ri".' iriicCtlwks, u Tuesday visitor from Kitphpryrr. _ .. . ""iirsteTriidrruiii% is spending a week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mor1ague_rhsyir..London. -iid."%rirjiiri'i. H. M13110? were Sunday guests from Shefhe d with Mr. and Mrs. Finale); Mttthe.w.s.. ""1uii,'rrCiriie"iz of Didsbury, Alta., recently spent a few days with her niutre, MN. Lonnie Good- ing, Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Snider were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Good and son Floyd of Platuville, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Good of New Hamburg, Mr. andMrs. Roy Snider and sons Don.. ald and Murray of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Konnard Snider and sons Harold and Nurman, Mrs. Allan Snider, Miss Marie Snider and Mr. quyd Snider, all of German Mills. Rev. and Mrs. Simon Martin and sons James and Paul and daughter Lois spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Frey of St. Jacobs. Mr. Harold Hagen of Kitchener is spending snmv time at the home of his aunt and unr'lv. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schiedel. Mr. and Mrs. lsuiuh Cressmnn, Misses Rota um] Marjorie Cressman and Mr. Alvin Guscho, m-mmpaniud by Mr. Jm'uh Snider of German Mills W'yt'tr Sunday guests at the home of the farmer’s sun, Mr. Hillinrd Cressman and Mrs. Cross- man of Kitchener. “may DRESS GOODS, " .. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schiedel and daughters Lorraine, Grace. Gladys and Dorothy and Mr. Harold Hagen motored to Guelph where they were Sunday guests nt tho homo of the farmer's brother, Mr. Loonurd Schiedcl and Mrs. Schit-dcl. SILK. " r............--". v'v 1%'t'fl'L", " ......r. 470 33:32:51. c......., 33c l,'S'li'fd-.s, ,a.33e FuArmELE_TTES_of All Kinda Recent nml Sundu visitors and callers nt the homo olyMr. and Mrs. lauiah Wisrnvr and Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Wismcr worn Mr. Irvin Weber of English Settlement. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Feirk and Misses Mary and Vinll‘t Fun-k of Doon, Mr. John Riphl, Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Cook and stonsiyrtorrrod and Stewart of New Hamburg, Mr. Neil Wanner and Rev. Simon Martin. Sunday goods at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Goorzv Bartholomew were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison and Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Morrison of Tullnmorv. - -r-AT cu... Pr4co.. BLANKET'-- ' 8209 & $2.39 WOOL BLANKET'--: Mr. Isaiah Wismer was greatly ohtered hy having the Blair quin- lvtte, composvd of Mr. Stewart and Messrs. Lorne Johannes, Jim Jo. hannvs, Adam Dvhrusk and Harry Kinzie sing swam! . iritunl hymns tor him on Sunday ird,"/,udld Mr. Charley ihsrthoIomew and daughter Grace of English Settle- ment spent Friday at the home of the former'" brother, Mr. George Bartholomew and Mrs. Barthoio- Invest no Those Price. BotoA laying Eluwhoro. Dry Goods Store Waterloo - - 0n mew, H. A. Germann AT mum's DRY GOODS STORE Sniliui's GLASSES SATISFY WALLEN8+EIW SKIN Fall Goods " King " Wort t “(about STRASBURG Such an: Ontario 59e I It. Anon Brubachor, um of In Elia Brublehdr latterly etc-pod Imma- injury with threshing at Ma ‘home on loudly thermal: when lthe belt caught him, an!” out .9! the spike. to pierce his he . Dr. :lcCullough of Elmira. was clued _and seven] stitches wen required Ito close the wound. h iiiiiiittfttf% ' NAM! A ---.-- A1118. The belief Society held_their, October meetinf at the home of Mm. Henry Bulard on Wedneuhy afternoon. --- _ -- a -iirrrad Mrs. Chule Breanne? and friends, of petrqit, 'hill.;,'. ware "iaiaGrGciniiViiitGl with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin O_t_tma_n. - - . Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Bulmer and family of "Litehener and Mr. and Mrs,,, Currie Bulmer of Toronto spent the weeeemrat the Bulmer home here. 7 - 7 - A A _ "iiiiiiiie Seip of Linwood visited last Sunday with Min Louisa Huef- ner. Master Gordon Knight of Galt is spending some time with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knight. -iriG' Evelyn Clark attended the Teachers' Convention held at Kitch- ens“! 1sttATiday., _ - -. . -iirriiifGii"dtark of Elmira was a business visitor in town one day last week. - _ Mrs. Maria Fenton, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charley Rather- ford of Wallenstein, spent Wednes- darfin Guglgl}. -- I "tri:.' GI Mia. Henry Lackner of near Elmira spent Wednesday eve- ning at_the 03mm. hotnes.. . _ Mr. Albert Ludwig of Kitchener visited the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Albert St"tt,, 'Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Sc lhorn and Mr. Josiah Sittler attended the auction sale last Wednesday held by Mr. Tom Cosford of the 4th Line of Peel. 7 Messrs. Daniel Weber and Amos Brubacher spent Tuesday in St. Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cunningham and Mrs. Henry Frey of Kitchener were recent visitors with Miss Lou- isa Hueiner. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Lackner of Windsor spent Thanksgiving Day with the former's brother, Mr. Fred Lackner and Mrs. Lackner. Rev. and Mrs. M. F. Stewart of Belwood visited on Thursday with Mr, George Huefner and Mr. Alvin Ottmnn. Miss Nettie Schlueter returned to her position after spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. HeyTanfer1uehtr, 9f Linwpod. Miss Evelyn Chirk was the guest of Aliss Eva Billgu'd on, h.Ttiay. . Miss Kate Weber of Kitchener is 'athd,,ie. a week with Miss Louisa uefner. 1 Many farmers of this section par- ticipated in the loading of cow of vegetables for the needy in Sas- katchewan at Waterloo statwn last week. Miss Evelyn Clark spent Thanks- giving week-end with her mother in voderich. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tyack and daughter of Woodstock spent last week-end with the former's mother, Mry William Tyaqk. . . Mr. and Mm Dan Geiger ot Lla- towel and Mr. and Mm. Bill Kennedy of Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neuert on Sunday. A numbnr o? farmers attended the Elmira Fair on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schlueter, Mr and Mm. Wm. Schlueter and Mra, Joe Ament spent Frlday In Kitch. enBr. Mm. Frank Schummer and daugh- n-r Betty spam the week-end with Mr. and Mm. B. Englerl at Kitchen- pr. Mr. and Mm. J. E. Roger ot Don king spent Sunday with Mr. and Mm Archie Ament. LiiGsG Nair Gui on "ond. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hayes and daughter Kathleen of Detroit. Mich., spent the week.end with 'Mr. and Mm. Joseph Hayes. Misses Madenhe Rims and Nollie Scharhuch spent Saturday In Kitch- "tter. Mr. and Mm. Stanley Patterson ot Mumford spent several days with the latter]; parents, Mr, and Mm. Wm. Carnoettttn. Mr. Melvin Ament of Kllclwner upent several days at his home Me. Mr. and Mrs. LLnaeman and baby or Dorkan spent Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. Martin Lint-lemma. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sohlueter have moved their household enacts to the house formarly occupied by Mm. Ha- donkn. Miss Betty Schummer was auc ('essilll in securing first prize tor a recitation and Miss Ella Drudge, soc- ond, for harmonica selection at the Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate on Saturday. Sunday vlsltors at the home or Mr. and Mra. Albert Cornell were: Mr. and Mm. Ctartwrigtttand Mr. and Mm. Slnlhnum of Preston and Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Brix and 'gon Bobby ot Phiis, A pretty wedding was solemnized at St. Joseph's rectory. Kitchener, on Saturday morning at nine o'clock when Miss Della Kittol, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Herb Kine] of Lin. wood, became the bride M Mr. Ray Madam, only non of Mr. end Mm. Allan Macbean of Kitchener. Rave Father Halior oilicinted. The younl people were attended by the hridtr. groom'a sktor. Mlle Feme Macho-n and the bridee' brother, Mr. Alex Kittel. The bride we. 0111me “owned in navy blue satin with egg- shell trimming and accenoriee to match and the bridesmaid wore a be coming hook ot green crepe with black acceleoriee. _ -- Sunday visitors at the home ot Mr. and Mm. John Voll were Mrs. l,. Mickua or Wnterloo, Mrs. K. Sim- king and Mr, and Mm, George 81m- klns ot Hamilton and Mr. and Mm, Lnurbnce Eckert of Kitchener. Mina Marion Ming of Guelph spent (ha week-end at her home here. MncLumKlttol Nuptial.. _ _ After the ceremony 3 wedding hraaktnst wan served at the home or the groom's punt. and immo- ammy after Mr. Ind Mn. My Ino- Lenn Ian on . honeymoon to To- mum Ind Mun: m For unvoi- 1n5 the Mid. won I black and will. costume with moor!“ to match. up. Alex te-r of Vacuum. 3.0.. In "sum tter utter, Mn. Prod Bohnln. , tantalum.“ l sumo" __ Rjii WW“ LINWOOD 'rU)'y' G"rrrGViiriiGia7 'itUTr' W... in *gtujlpo 59m; 33%; ot..t,R? iiidiktii iiitUuiiritun in Chic-‘0'. Whllo g... -tidiDui.ithr,f,ly1tury_ef $525.3: atria": Voids 'mor'l sister, In. J. M. Smith. Rt were ueomplniod‘ home by (list 'd Con- rad and In. Smith of chug, who lwill spend seven! weeks in uter- arrived at their yynes in tile dis- trict recently. They enjoyed an extended hollday' in "the United States. The motored flu-at to' Lan- caster County, Pennsylvania, and thence to Maryland, Welt Vliflnla and Virginia and returned to ont- gomery County. Mr. Burkholder preached in Franconia and Souder- ‘town churches and spent ten days conducting revival meetings n liiiiiirTniavn, Pennsylvania. In. H German: Ind): h- as". 'drbtl.'l, leul" 4.3... if» Gem-rm of anloo“ and In. Fred Alman- of Kitchener have re- turned to their home. from an en- joy-bio motor trip tgat the Ottawa vnlley and to Eganvi e. Mr. um um. Edward mpnm. " Date street, Waterloo. marked their silver wedding annual-my with u dinner party at'the chicopeo Tet. rooms recently. Mr. andik. D. B. Betzner and daughter, Miss Helen Belzner and Rev. Oscar _Bu,rkltolder 91 ggealgu, Mrs. John Shackle of Williams- burg has left for Victoria, B.C. En route she will visit her sisters, Miss Mary Chase at Fort William and Dr. Lillian Chase at Regina, Sash, and Mr. Steckle's brother, Mr. Abraham Steckle at Mill! River, Alta. Returning by way of Bane and Edmonton, Mrs. Steckle will visit her mother, Mrs. Chase, and her remaining sisterKMrs. Ross Col- My Mugnllohbed TI...” Tet: .1.-- ....._. "w--- v“ ,_ The village people .are deeply concerned over the fact that three times of late a robber broke into the home of Mr. John Ziegler, an old man of 81 years, who lives alone. Mr. Ziegler gets old age pension. The last two times the thief got the pension money and the first time about three months ago took a sum of money that Mr. Ziegler had saved and had hid upstairs in a trunk. On Tuesday night last week the same thief broke into the house again by sawing out a panel of the back door.‘ Desp te his advanced years, Mr. Ziegler put up quite a iight and is all battered up, his face and hands being badly bruised. The provincial Bolice were notified and investigated ut up to now have not found the culprit. This week Mr. Ziegler left his home to live with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Schneider on their farm about two miles south of the village. Mr. and Mrs. Grub of Waterloo bought his property and took possession this week. Grown crest of PIS-nuts: Our village too can boast of pen- nut, growers in the persons of Messrs. Louis Rank, Henry Wagner and Jacob Otterbein, the latter tak- ing up his vines on Saturday after the heavy frost on Friday night. One vine with about 15 t'itintult elin ing to the roots is on. ex ihit at 'il'unSl" Bros. store. Wig; 315.00 Prize. Friends congratulated Mrs. Wes- ley Heipel on being successful in obtaining flrst prize of $15.00 for her cake in the Robin Hood flour baking contest at St. Mary's Hall, Saturday. This cake was one of the many cakes and coffee cakes Mrs. Heipel takes to the Kitchener mar- ket every Saturday. Mrs. Man. Steins of Paradise Lake was another lucky prize winner of $1.00 for bread. Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bechtel and daughter Eileen of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. C. Sowell and son Donald of Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Conrad of Elmira sspent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elonzo Hahn. MMiss ll,ortht' Hamel of Kitchener spent the wee -end with Miss Mil, dred Foerster. Mr. Arthur Eby and daughter Dorothy and Miss Lillian Eby of Southampton and Mrs. Robert Scott of Oxena, Sank, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Foerntvr spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs.John Koenig of Linwood. Mr. a"nd Mrs. Percy Siobert and children of Toronto spent Sunday with relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Steins spent Saggrdny jn_Toroyto. -.. _ . Mrs. Caroline Fries T"" Sunday with friends in Linwoo . Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Speaker of Kitchener spent Sunni? evening with Mr. and Mrs. Will center. Mrs. Jerry Seibert and Mrs. Thos Atkinson and daughters Helen'and Gladys of Edmonton, Alta., return- ed to Toronto for a week’s visit with relative» before returning to their home in the West. Mr. Allan Sattler of Detroit and his mother, Mrs. Adam Suttler of Waterloo called on friends in town. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. H. Wagner were: Miss Pearl Haas of Toronto, Mrs. Edwin Koehler and Mm. Kolh of Kitchener, and Mrs. ll. Sattlor. Mrs. Wm. Wettlaufer. Mrs. 3. Selp are apendlng a few days visiting re- latives In Woodstock and Kitchener. MP. and Mrs. George Reid! and family of Woodstock spent the week end with Mr. and Mm J. Belg. - _ Mr. and Mm. Levi Prams and son 10an and daughter Lola of Waterloo spent the holiday with rtlativt Mr. and Mm. Henry Selpgnd fatty ny ot Gowansuwn, Mr. Walter Gndke and Misc M. Miller of Kitch- ener spent Mondly with Mr. and Mrs. J. Help. Mr. and Mrs, A. Bold! and dauph- ter Esther, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knlve Ind children, Mr. and Mm. Wm. Wemauter of cmrord, Mr. sud MM. J. \Thomm and family of Wroxoter. Mr. J. Mathews And. Mitm Margaret Thom-a spent Bund" evening with Mr. and Mn. J. 831p. Howlck. --- _ “ifiihd Mm. Carl mm: ot Kitch- ener,'upont Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Spin, _ -- A _. _ Mr. amLMrtr. J. Snip, Mr. mg Mm. John Solp, Mr. and Mm. Wm. Sol», Mr. ttttd Mn. h. Bolp were present At the (mun! or the late um. um.) P, unsung,“ which took pine. in mm on . m. . 'WV _ ' . and 3u,1 'dt.tth't 'rllth4il'l HEIDELBERG CLIFFORD In!“ Mutton! '81!!! W Monday and»; In no In“, ‘School ya attaqded by Mo, you: ‘pooplo. who m,': has: tho - ban ot Purl. "r Oink. an}: .melr new “Home. In ultimo” pr-yer and can. - WI lie.i In our” ot. the mouth; ll- mus would.” she not... no Ipmnm I“ Internet-ell by solo- ‘by In]. c. norm; and J. tumm- loou ot Pm. and Norm Block ot son ot Pub and Norm Block of The [Attic Brown church ot _ ton. Thu was the hurt “them lot this nature out he! In} any. f The Pub may use mtmduood by 'Melvln Bur, trrtporirstetsdottt and a vote of than“ was moved by Lorne Johnna. Rev. Funk Mosley of the Gal! Gospel Tabernacle ala- mleeed the meeting with prayer. Thh was followed by a eoclal even- ing under the auspices ot the nodal committee ot the Sunday School. Pemnlln. T Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Horton, Mus Muriel Horton and Bury Wfrtop all ot Everton and Mr. and hill George Reeves of Elmira were annuity vial- tom at the home of Mr. and Mm. J. Horton. T F WEI-fend Mm. J i, Brunk g, New Dundee were gue- ot Mr. a Mrs. Melvin Snider on day. - - “in; L. Tilt {perk a -tew days in Toronto last week. - _ -iirGriniirarru, Debruak and children Dbmld and Howard were Sunday ushers to, Arr. _ . __ _. Mr. and Mrs. James Tunisia? ot Orillia were Friday visitors at the home ot Mr. and Mix-James N, Jo- hannes. . Mm. A. MacDonald and Miss Doris MacDonald of Brussels were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mm. J. W. Stewart. Mr. add Mm. Harry Simpson and} sons Douglas and Armand and Mrs.) A. Hottman, all or Kitchener, were, Sunday visitors at the home ot Nun and Mrs. L. Bartholomew. Miss Louise Johannes and Lorne Johannes were Sunday visitom at the home of Mm. A. Preston, Rose- vllle road. ”Miriam Mm. J. J. Kenyon are visiting, Mr. and Mm. Bert Kenyon In Vineland 7 _ -ina 71:12: R%ustsaw ts visiting friends In Olean, N.Y. A . _ Mr. and "MN. Lorne Tremaln ot Detroit and Wesley Tremain ot Res- peler called on friends in the village on Saturday. "sirranii"sms. Earl Good ot To, ronto were week-end guests of Mrg, L. Tilt. A _ Lorne Johannes attended the ban- quet given in honor of the innerkip Soltball 0.R.S.A. champions which was held in Innerkip on Friday even- ins Mr. and Mm. Edward Rommger and son David at Buffalo. N.Y., were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Addison Reist. Mr. and Mm. Louis Fletch and daughters Vera and Margaret and Mm. Fred Stl‘asser ot Sebrlngville visited at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Ema: Schneider on Saturday. . N.-"..'"- “Nauru? new: Mr. Alfred Bush of Toronto spenil several days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Evans. On his return| home he was accompanied by his son. Master Jack Edith, who agent} several months with his uncle' and aunt, Mr. and Mm. Evans. I -siirGiriGL Soldmon Bender and son Claire were Sunday visitors with friends in Kitchener. _ Mr. nnd Mrs. Melvin Aligeier. Misses Betty Wright and Margaret McHardy ot Kitchener, Mr. and Mm. John Maurer visited with, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bender on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koepke, Mr. Ernie Koepke. Mr. and Mm. Norman Ruppel and daughter [dons ot Kitch- ener were Sunday visitors with friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mm. Elmo King and chil- dren Helen and Jack visited with Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jackson at Yat- lon on Sunday. Mr. and Mm. Wesley Miller and Gertrude, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mau- Ier were Sunday [meme ot Mr. and Mm. Karl Mlller at Flortuia1e. Sunday visitors at the home ot Mr. und Mm. N. B. Hotter were: Mr. and Mrs. John Soehner, Mr.' and Mm. Noah Lichly, Mr. and Mrs. David F'rey ot Fioradale, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hhondelmayer and Mitris.Bchaetor ot Waterloo, Mr. Arthur Hotter ot Elam and Mr. Howard Hater ot Jordan. M "iirira/iictasuitsr was a humans visitor to Toronto on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Schwlndt and son Vernon Halted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ogram on the 13th ot Wellesley on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. G. G. Manger and daughter Jetret oi Linwood and Mrs. Henry and daughter Wilma of Kitch- om-r were Sunday vlaitorn with Mr, and Mm. Rom. Newton. Mr. Wray Beau accompanied by Mr. Jerome Diebold of Giemilen spent the beginning ot the week with friends in Detroit. - Mr. John Pearce ot Paisley spent the week-9nd with W. and Mm. Earl Tabbert. _ _ ""siursGGCcGoper spent several days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Cooper of Mnrkdflg. "iiui/iCrruirhar" trom here attend. ed the regular monthly fair in El. mlru on Monday. Mr. Thom Adam and son Ralph and Mr. Duncan MncPhemn and none Rosa and Willie attended tho provlnclal plowing match near-Owen Sound lut Thursday. _ Mm. Thomas Adam and Mm. Free, man Cornell ot Toronto vlalted old acquaintances at Floradale lull Thursday. . Hiram Bowman mum lagt Sunday with Mina Hannah Martin at the home, ot Mr. Walge:_Ad_:m. . inhi’Q-Ebh’t} Em" ot Elmira spent Ihe week-end at the homes of Mr. Thomas Adam and Mr. Altx footer, Mr. Freemun Cornell of Toronto wan a Sunday vlnltor with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adam. Mm. Corns“ re- turned home with him after spend- ing several wool" with her sum, Mm Adam. . . "iirirriiiil Cooper spent in! sunr- day with her parontl, Mr. Ind Mn. William Rennie ot (Noggin. _ . Maura. HArvoy Mumorlon, Alex Schlneter and utter Fatwa, wm recent gum with Mr. Solomon "t " and funny ot 1.1mm“. Privat- lotteries for eUritabU mrpouo no to In permitted In Inna. WALLENSTEIN R. R. l NORTH WOOLWIOH I“!!! 'Wet gum"IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllI[IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfi The foundation work of the addi- tion to the O. J. Smith Shoe Co. factory is also well on the way. This will be a two story brick building with a basement, 40 x 100 ft. This Imukes the fourth building now in course of construction in the village. 1A site for another house has been staked (pe. Let others catch this 1building fever. But to @dglnuge. The thrifty buyer will find many excellent values at Trapp's new .store. Massed buying of quality 'goods enables this well known mer- fchant to back up the slogan "We sell the best for less." List of real (values for the week nppenr else- |where on this page. Orlaniu Choir. " FOUNDATION LAID FOR NEW LIBRARY Building to be so x 40 Ft.-Avork Started on Now Factory Addition. By the time this reaches the leaders the basement walls of our gublic library will be completed. his building is 30 x 40 feet. It has some twenty corners. It .was de- signed by Mr. B. A. Jones, archi- tect, Kitchener. Mr. Albert R. Beer of Waterloo has the contract to erect the building. . ' §ome 24 members of St. James' Brotherhood met in their monthly meeting last Wednesday evening. A banquet was planned to be held in the school room of the church on Wednesday evening, Nov. 15th. A Brotherhood Chorus was organized with Mr. o. J. Smith pianist and musical director. Woman Hike". Five young women in men's attire from our northern suburb hiked Lhroligh our streets on Sunday afternoon. Won Boylin. Championship. Captain Lorne Kenesky with his team won the St. James Lutheran championship in swing bowling from Captain Lincoln Hollinger's team by taking two out of three games. The final game was won bynt very close score. Ca tain Kent-sky's team Cort- aisted of himself and Peter Ritter, Irwin Pautler, Arthur Miller, War- ren Smith and Arthur Kcneaky. Captain Hollinger's team consisted of himself, Bruce Gabel, Harold Cress, Wm. Hachborn and Milton Ritter. Carl Schmidt was the high- est average bowler for the season, while Gordon Ritter had the highest individual game, just noain out Marvin Smith and Arthur Srhaner, who were tied by one point. Bridal Couple Epjortajnod. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brubacher and] son Isaac Journeyed to Bhemeld on', Saturday, the 7th inst., to witness‘ the wedding of their son. Mr. Itusiahl Bruhacher and Miss Clara Melinda] Washburn. The newly-wedded pair'; spent the week-end under the par-I ental roof of the groom and on‘ Monday a Bruhacher family ather-‘ ing enjoyed a sumptuous ’Ighanlm-j giving dinner at the parental table.; he young couple will make their home on in farm near Bheffleld, Funeral Largely Attend-d. The funeral of the late Mrs. An- thony (lies last Thursdu afternoon was largely attended. glands and neighbors attended and practically every home in the community was represented to showlthelr respect to the departed. Rev. W. J. Yager pastor of the Evangelical Church, Enriched the sermon. Rev. S. R. nechtel read the Scripture lesson. Rev. H. A. Kellermsn of Waterloo offered the opening prayer. and Rev. J. G. Litt of Waterloo the closing prayer. Other ministers present were Rev. G. P. Barthel, Kitchener, Rev. W. J. Zimmerman, Bridgeport, Rev. A. E. Fletch, New Hamburg, and Rev. C. H. Cornwell Elmira. ‘Mr. Oscar Weichel, Elmira. sang two solos and a section of the com- 1'le,','.'t chorus sanr two selections. ‘Mrs. olden Appe presided at the iorgan. The pall-bearers were Messrs. J. A. Stein, Oscar Huehn, yuan Schwartl, Jacob Good Ch”. iller and Angus Weber. fire be. GG/dd ifiirnllyr u, the sincere nym- patty of tleyrntl.tt community. . PE}. Gd " lam Creum'ln and tgh; visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gog. orst " flonrtogo on Bud-y: - -tiifriii,t imbnko'r nu . [unit " the I My . Cry" nodding " ithitGtGGii Vb-tuid-y} 'T1i,jgitit _ is was... 182 It tr. NoteTHlS WEEKS good Values GRANULATED SUGAR V Sroebt r............... JO Ibo. for "c Full Stud Cake LAUNDRY set. ' FRESH JAM QAM QOOKIES I'ull -. - -ei_'-"i- - rib, a." tor Me cue. PEANUT nun“ - spam 12%: lb. Chou, C9COA-r _ I . - " IL_ - 9K- T' Cort be and in my “my. .... 2 lbs. for Itt% CAUSTIC SODA - FM {do-l for .. mop-mun. - Spodll .......... " lb. Superior PALM TOILET SOAP Io Burn for Me Anon-tad CREAM SANDWICH Cooke- th cvory wool: - Por lb. .... 15c QUAKER CORN FLAKES ...... 3 _ for Me LANTERN GLOBES, Squat or Tull .. 3 for Me Cholca PINK SALMON, Tall Thu ...... 10c each CROSSE I BLAQKWELE souf.er.-- BY. MASSED BUYING tiiver One Thousand Stores. together with our low cost of operating, we-aux, in a potltion to offer you quality mer- gimzldlse from dimmers of the Worth for less. This backs up our slogan a . . . . . . - l Grocery Department ii,aG,"iruoiaie or Chicky}, L22; /'d Sues PL,. "ls are ii/l ",'i'jCi'_: ST. JACOBS IT PAYS TO SHOP AT'TRAPP’S ther /sarak-- We Sell The Best For Less HORSE BOLTS AND OCCUPANTS OF BUGGY HURT I Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brubaeher were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Horst and supger guests of |Mr. and Mrs. Osinh rubacher of S. S. No. , op Sunday. -- Mr. and Mrs. Abs. Martin EICIped Serious Injury When Thrown Into Ditch. Mr. and Mrs. Abs. Martin, on the' Elmira highway, met with an acci- dent on Sunday when returning from church at Elmira. A noisy motorcycyle was responsible, at which their horse took fright and bolted into the ditch, throwing out Mr. and Mrs. Martin. They escaped with some nainful bruises. Person-II. _ _ Banns were proclaimed at Mur- tin's meeting house on Sunday for Mr. Abram Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra A. Martin of the village, and Miss Ellen Bowman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bowman of Waterloo Township. _ .. Miss Aleda Brubaker, R.N., of St. Catherines visited at her mother's home on Sunday. Person-II. Mrs. Ringler of few days with Mrs week. 2 lbs. for 25¢ -itr. and Mrs. Simeon Martin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Abs. Mur- tin_,_Elmir9 Ji. Ru?, on syfmyp. .. Mr. and Mrs. Si/neon M. Martin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Boymun ttrt _S_unda_y. M . VMVr. and Mrs. Amos Shoemaker visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dilmun Brupaehtott_Sundpy_. __ _ . Mr. and Mrs. Amos Shanta of 0.8.8. No. 21, Waterloo, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ernst of Waterloo visited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scherer. Sunday visitors of Mrs. Elenom Fries were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fries and family, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hemmerieh, Elmira, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schweitzer, New Jerusalem, Mr. Henry Fries and Miss Allen of Eloru. Mr. and Mrs. F. ft. Walker and daughter, Miss Mary, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geor e Seegmiller rear Petersburg on gunday after- noon. Mrs. Levi Lichty spent n few days with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. ThNer, Ipst week. A y Mr. and Mrs. Eph. Bearin or and son Willard of Waterloo lfJ.', Mr. and Mrs. Abe Shana and family and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Snyder, Water- loo, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' Owen Bowman of Stanton. Mich., visited with Mrs. Simeon Martin on, Spunky. -- _ _ ”BBL! no” no: mum ml HIAI'I mlnuhclum. Aspirin Tubm- are made to disintqttrat-r dl-tte-- INSTANTLY you take them. Thin they mm to work instantly. Start "taking hold ' ot even n um hand-cine: wank“. mud“: or rheumatic pain 1 In migmteq m liking. And they provide SAFE telief--- for ASPIRIN dom not harm the bun. When you buy, though. be ASPIRIN If You Want Extra-Fast Relief tin IBEX FLANNELETTE BLANKErs,- -. Traditional Ibo: quality in than var-i Jar-bl. “lulu“, soft Ind “My; in white or grey. fUhhod irlth striped borders in run 1"Att in. " x. " Inch". $1.95 Vinit our SMALL-WARE DISPLAY COUNTER --n", will tusdUu" what you Nun u very low prism. ' GREY FLAtttlELETTE with blue utriln, soft, hocvy quality; and. to sand long war. Yard wide. Spud-I .......r..F_._r.r....... 25c yard FACTORY COTTON -Good weight for houn- hold use. Yard wide. Special .... 10c yard MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHtRTS-- The_fiaest Shirt for $1.00 unywhero. llespeler spent a Alvin Lichty this Demand And Get -.,...= Special, pair Dry '60on Department trr." JACOBS, ONT. , '5 Mrs, Ben Eby on Sunday. The latter two families also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hurst, - _ _ hijvainers W. H. Schaner and some of their family visited at Lin- wop4 ol Sumigy. . "r -- . Mr. Harry Meyer and Miss Made- line Schaefter of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hahn, Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Knoblauch and daughd ter Dora were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hahn. - Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bowman of Floradale visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leyi Bow1prtorr Synduy. __ . _ Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gingrich and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Martin, Jerusalem, and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Sittler, Hawkesville, on Sunday. Miss Ma Halter roueweJ acquaint- 6tt1cea in Port Huron and Sarina, the later part of last week. Mrs, Jamee Clancey spent a few days or last week at Georgetown: Mrs. Andrew Bennlngel' announces thy mun-Inge of her daughter Matil- un to Mr. Frank Kmelsmh ot Kitch- euor. The marriage wlll take place the latter purl of this month. Mm John Forum and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Itomlnger and son Fern ot Ituttalo, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrm. Greg. Kloepfer. Mr. Arthur Fromm returned to Mr. Arthur Fromm returned to Detroit last Wednesday. Rev. Joseph Diemert attended the fattet'ul of his uncle, the late Philip Dimer! at Toronto last Wednesday. Mr. Georgrr Kraene of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. Jacob Kloepter. Mr, Albert Scllmnllz and four chil- dren or Mild . and Mr. Charles Sl-lnuullz um lily of Kitchener called on friend re Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. " ophen Klein, Jr., and Hon of Guelph spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Caroline Hausa. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. Alhony Prank werv: Mrs. George Wlntorlmll. Mr. Leo Winterhttll of l’rmlon, Mr. McNamarm of Arise. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Banninger and children and Mrs. Andrew Ben- mngvr spent Sunday in New Ham- burg. si/ mid Mrs, Edwards and chil- dren of (llwlph tspent Sunday with My. and Mm. John Roth. Silas“ Knlu Kirby ot Arthur. (Killed on tyitsndr, here Sunday. Elm. John Halter and dang-mar nnd Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Fehrenbach called on Rev. John Fehrenbach at St. Agatha Sunday. Golden Weddlng Observed. Corurratulatlona are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony "organ, who colnlyrntod their golden wedding last Monday. (3"th worn prawn! from Waterloo. Kilt-honor, Elam and Shaun Station. Mr. Ray Millleux. who spent a work at Winadsor mun» back Satur- day. The “NIH part of this week in wlll move to that city. on your guard Inning! autumnal To be auto to [at ASPIRIN'S qukk relic], be lure the mm: Bayer in the form of . cm h on ever table! ot Auplrih. um " - NEW GERMANY a