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Mr. and Mrs. Melyin Baer aml sons Russel and Kenneth and daughter Mary Margaret of Blair were weekâ€" end | guests of Mr. and Mrs. _A Schweitzer. Mrs. Basil Thompson and sons Ro bert and Kenneth of Kitchener were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc Allister last Priday. Mrs. John Bechtel wae a weekâ€"end guest of hber sister, Mrs. Keffer in Elmira. Mr. Herb Witmer of Flint, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Morgan of Saginaw,. Mich., are guests or the former‘s sister, Mrs. Brutzki and Mr Clayton Brutzki. Mr. and Mrs E. A. Thamer and Mr Orville Thamer of Kitchener were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Schweltzer on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Woltfe and a Mrs, Orville Wolfe and son of Waâ€" d Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Kraft and caughter Shirley of Kitchener spent Sunday with the formers parents Mr. and Mis.Robert Kraft Messrs, _ Henry _ and Nicke] of Doon called al View one day last week. The Easter Thankoffering meesring of the Women‘s Misisonary Society was held at the church on Sunday evening. Mr. Orville Thagner, a misâ€" sionary on Furlough from Africa gave an interesting talk illustrated by lantern slides on the mission fields. Mr. Vincent Thiele sang two solog which were much appreciated Mrs. Gilbert Bechtel spent a d wity friends in Kitchener recently << MARTINâ€"SENOUR SHERWINâ€"WILLIAMS CANADA PAINT ‘The Bohemian Girl‘ __ Added Feature e | The Most Unusual Film Thriller { of the Year \"THE VOICE Of Sylvia Sidney . Henry Fonda "The Trail of The THURSDAY 16 King South 90 Mad, llorry.”il\ux.l Moments 22 King South, Waterloo, and Elmira WETTLAUFER‘S DEPT. STORE BLOOMINGDALE THE BEST BRANDS OF PREPARED HOUSE PAINT MONDAY â€" TUESDAY â€" WEDNESDAY â€" MAY 4 . 5 . 6 NOW afZ LAUREL & HARDY At The Kit The Ace Comedians Lonesome Pine" Agents for SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS M. WEICHEL & SON LTD. With Lionel Barrymore Frod MacMurray Agents for MARTINâ€"SENOUR PAINTS IN COLOR Agents for CANADA PAINT CO â€" FRIDAY â€" SATURDAY â€" APRIL 30 â€" MAY 1 â€" 2 BUGLE ANN®‘ with LIPHARDT BROS. The undernoted top quality brands of white lead paint are now reduced in price to $3.75 per gallon. Their famous quality is unchanged. Why risk using paints of less reliable quaâ€" lity when you can have the assured beauty and protection of these timeâ€" tested brands at this popular figure? Any one of them will give you a job of outstanding beauty, long paint life and economy from first to last. There is a store in your vicinity that can supply you. HARDWARE STORE <b. â€" _ WATER.O0 Love Cornelius Ple 6A 111 a y 1 A jjuict waailding was solemnized | ‘A.x ie home of Mr. and Mrs. Edfal ; Albrecht ofWellesley last Monday | [ evening. when Miss Malinda Becker | cf Bright became the bride of Mr. Normatk | sehweltzer of _ NithdurR ’ [Ttev. Kigemer of Wellesley performed the eeremony the attendants were Mis. Loretra Oesch and Mr. Emerson / Schweitzer. They will reside at Nithâ€" | i'!.nr: at the groom‘s home. } Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Steffler . and tamily were the gnests of Mr. and Mrs. Juhn Warner on Sunday. | | Mc aund Mrs, William Nowak nnd! Liamily visiteqd with friends in Water | oo on Sunday ( Miss Loreen Dietrich visited with ‘ Hor friend, Miss Margarete Nowak. | Mr. ind Mrs. Jn Oesch and famâ€" | ils attended the funeral of. Mr. \‘o'il-: Cam Zehr at KEast Zorra on Sunday Mr. aim| Mrs. Lonis A. Dietrich of St.oAsgfine were the guests of Mr. and Miso Aiex Greverbichl on Sunâ€"; Mies Qlive Witmer of Kitchener is pending some time with her sister, Ate.aumi Mis: Clayton Bratzki Rev. and Mrs.â€" Zimmerman | of Liridgeport called at Pleasant View iast Friday Mr. Eric Crott of Harriston visited wis parents, Mr. and Mre. T. 1. Croft en Sunday Mr. Peter Gutter, who has just re turned from Holland called on Mr ind Misâ€"A. Schweitzer on Friday terloo spent Sunday with Mro and Mrs Gilbert Bechtel. ‘Music Goes Round‘ Wath Frances Drake â€" Framk Lawton ZANE GREY‘$ â€" "DESERT GOLD" with Harry Richman _â€" Rochelle Hudson Farley and Riley with their 1001 Surprises! 8 Song Hits! Glorious Stars‘ Gay Romance Here‘s â€"the solution to Fever problem and w Brides Are LikeT hat Karloff and Lugosi delving into new strange fields of mystery "INVISIBLE RAY" With Larry "Buster Crabbe 5 y> JOSEPHSBURG "Round and Round Music" shouldn‘t know ! Added Feature Added Feature Marsha Hunt with Phone 274 Phone 215 Phone 8 : Mrc and Mis. J. WQ Green have re iturned to their home in the vilage Cafter | spending the winter months Iwith relatives in Strattont and To [ronmto. The fnneral took place on Wednes: day afternoon from her late resiâ€" dence. Interment wae made in the Doon cemetery. _ Rev. C Herbert Woltz of Galt rondncted the serylee The paltbearersa were Clarence Kinâ€" zle, Stanley Kinzie, Joe Kingle, Ed Stoskopf of Doon, Stanley Near and Roscoe Sheppard of Preston. The funoral was largely attended and there ware many floral trihuter The death occurred on Sunday at 8.45 a.m. of Mrs. Charles Reader at her home in Doon in her 76th year Born In Shorneliffe, England, the late Mrs. Reader came to Canada at the age of eeven with her parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. James Schofield and settled in Doon, where she has lived for the past 68 yeare. Three years ago Mre. Reader fell and sufferâ€" ed a fractured hip and she has been in falling health eince that time. At the time of death she was the oldest member of the Doon Uniteq Church of which she was a davout member The late Mre. Reader by her kindly nature had endeared herself to a wide circle of friends throughout the dlatrict Sunday visitors at the home of AMi and Mrs. Wm. Guillette were Mr. and Mrs. H. Ellfoe and daughter Ruth of Kitchener and Mr. Bert Wintermerer of Mannheim. Mr. (Chas. Reader and Mrs. NX Quelch spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrso Wn. Cove of Waod atock. Ted Wolfe of English Settement and Donald Wolfe oi the Plains spent Sunday at their home in the village. Rev. Walter Patterson of Preston conducted the service at the Preshyâ€" terian Church. ‘The choilr sang the anthem "Joy in Serving Jesue", on Sunday afternoon. The Young People‘s League of the Doon United Church held its meetâ€" Ing on â€" Sunday â€" evening. _ Grant Fisher was in the chair and Miss Dorothy Teet gave the topic Mrs. Charles Reader Dead. Surviving are, her huaband, (has Reader. one aleter, Mra_ William Cove of Woodstock and one brother James Schofield of Alllance, Alta Mrs. F. Nadrofski of Maple Grove spent Thucsday at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Wolife, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Quelch and two sons were visltore in Proston on Friday. Oscar Sully of Waterloo spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herh Ohlhelser Misse Hobls Friday Mr. _ William spent Friday at t Mrc. A. G. Wolfe Mrs_B. Wintermeyer and danghter Dolotes of Mannmheim are spending a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Guillette, Miss Dovethy Wiltong of Kiteheter spent Snmday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. flilbert Wilftone eomed geveral to address the gather Foliowing the dismicsa) of . the clusece, _ Dr. _ Harry â€" Katzenmeier chairman of the: Jocal hourd wel delim Harris of Preston was visit ing in the village on Sanday Mis« Lonise Goddard of KitGiener mpent the weekcond with her mother, Mrs. 0. Goddard In the Continnuation School an arâ€" kument broke out in the form of a ilebate on the subject, "The world is becoming a ‘belter place to live in". In the jaboratory several interesting experiments were in progress, one of them the making of "dry ice" which has a freezing capacity of 12 deâ€" wrees helow zen There were many out of towin vislâ€" tors | present, | nchiding | theâ€" school board and entive staff of teachers from Elmira, several members of the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Collegiate doard and â€" the Kitchener school hboard Teachers from several of the rural schools of the district were also pres ent. M ceveral years ago. The citizens of the village are given an opportunity on this night, to see the various classes atwork arm| inspect school accommodations The program was slightly changed this year and instead of several claeses combining to provide a proâ€" sram, each class was at work on a lesson. The Janior Thint class took a lescon in Geography in semior thied a reading lest was in progress, the entrance cluss ander the principal. H. A. Buthig, gaye the visitors an ldea. what ean appen to a bunch of figures during it Arithmetic lesson, on Halfâ€"day Holiday. Due tw the absence of a byâ€"law in the village constitution | governing the Wednesday halfâ€"day holiday, the merchants take it in their own hands. The business places in town will close at 12.30 pm. every Wednesday trom May to Septenber, save when a legal holiday falls on a weekâ€"day, when they will remain open all day Wednesday The local schoo} board held its anâ€" nual "Open Night" on Friday evenâ€" ing with a splendid crowd of visitors. These open nights have proved very successful since their inauguration Local School Holds "Open Night" Besides winning on the evening‘s play two of the visitors were successâ€" ful in capturing two of the prizes. Chas. Fleischauer and Chas. Stahle won first and second with 264 and 2514 points respectively. Fred Debus of the local team was third with 25 points and LorneiReibh] took the con selation with 13}; points. J. Hart man of (he local took the award for bigh in one gameâ€"with 64 points Local Stores Decide * Weilesioy Soto Players Victorious in Tournament. Another in the series of solo tourâ€" namenlig »sponsored by the New Hamâ€" burg club was held in the club rooms on Wednesday night with 12 players from Wellesley present to macth wits with the local sharpers. The visitors were victorious on the evenâ€" Ing‘s play by a margin of 16 points. Four points were given for Arst, three for second, two for third, and uBe for fourth in each twenty minute play. In case of a tle at the end of 20 minutes a split point was given s Kathleen Jones ainl Edreld were visitors in Preston on DOON NEW HAMBURG . m Demand and Get A number of our folk attended the play on Friday night held in Schnurr‘s fHall, Linwood. Mr. Gilles Thibedcau was a busiâ€" ness visitor in the Twinâ€"City on Saturday. _ Mrs. William Tyack and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Fred Porter in Glenallan. Mrs. Wesley Bulmer of Elmira spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stevens. Mr. Calvin Tyack of Hamilton spent the weekâ€"end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Brubacher were Tuesday morning visitors with triends in Heidelberg. Mr= James Forrest spent several and Miss H. Hopper of Hagersville ways with friends in Woodstock. Mc T. Wo MeFarland of London voere visitors with Mrs. N. 0. Thomas ond family J â€" Miss Giruee Becker has returned to ber home in Toronto after spending a Tew days with her aunt, Mrs. Simpâ€" son Merner Mr. Alvin Ottman and son Earl, Mr. Carl Ziegler and Mr. Robert Yoison were visitors to Moorefield in Monday evening. Seeding operations commenced in this vicinity early Monday morning when numerous farmers were seen working on their land, The Ladies‘ Society of the United Church will hold their April meetâ€" inz on Thursday afternoon at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. Laing, Linwood. Pals wore werkâ€"end visitors with the formess parents, Mrc and Mrs E1. WalbtTersch sumlay visttors at the home of Mr. Ben Forrest were Mrs. Robert Forâ€" ivst and Mr. Eugene Porrest, Kitchâ€" eter, Mr. Vernon Forrest of Windsor, Mr._ and Mrs. Victor: Knoth and danghter of Statford and Mr. and MrssI. Hammer ind two children of Wellestes H Mis ) sundiay MUrs. H The members of the Ever Four >quare Sunday School Class of the Baptiot Church beld their quarterly Lusincss mecling at the home of Mr. Zimmerman on Thursday night Mr Wodarow Hostetler, the president, was in charge of a short devotional and business session. The remainder of lie evening was spent in games and wontests followed by a lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hostetler of Hicksiun spent Sumday with the forâ€" mers pareuts. Mro and Mrs. Norman Hosretier Mr. and Mrsâ€" Harry Kalbfleisch td Family, Mr. Walter Kalbfleisch and Mr. Len Sundstone, of Niagara Pall\â€" woere weekâ€"end visitors with the formes‘s parents, Mro and Mrs is $600 which wil} furnish a ward in the new wing. Receipts to date show a splendid response to the appeal and over $400 has already been sub scribed _ with expected donations from various organizations in the village Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Dippel and dianghter Shirley . of Gowanstown, were recent visitors with Mrs. Dipâ€" pel\« mother, Mr. Win. Manz. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Eidt and two children of Detroit were visitors last week with the former‘s parents, Mr. angd Mrs. John Eidt Mis. Agnes Rebelski of Toronto pent several days last week with her sisters, the Misses Marion and Minnic Erust Dr. Honsberger, past chairman of the Kitchener School bo@rd, Mr.. Harry Brown, secretary of the K.â€"W. OColle glate and Mr. Mulholland, gecretary of the Eimira School board.. MNears Objective. Reporte from the local canvass committee for the K..â€"W. hospital building fund ehow remarksble adâ€" vances. The objective for the village ing Hospital Campaign Fund "ASPIRIN" THB person to ask whether the nrenaration vou or vour family Don‘t Entrust Your Own or Your Family‘s Well â€" Being to Unknown 4 preparation ily preparation you or your family are taking for the relief of headaches is SAFE to use regularly is f""' family doctor. Ask him particulariy about "ASPIRIN." He will tell you that before the discovery of "Aspirin‘" most "pain" remedies were advised against bfi physicians as bad for the stomac and, often, for the heart. Which is food for thought if you seek quick, <afe relief. Scientists rate "Aspirin‘" among the Sastest methods .d.‘:d discovered for the relief of h ies and the pains of rtheumatism, neuritis and neuralâ€" gia. And the experience of millions of users has pn‘;ed it :de.llg; t?e average person to use . In your own interest rlmam‘ this. "A?/lrin“ Tablets are made in Canada. "An‘)lrln" is the registered tradeâ€"mark of the Bayer Comsnny Limited. Look for the name Baye: inthoiomohcro-onmrytah?;l Mc. A. i Citesei of Stratford spent nday with his parents, Mr. and rs. Ephiraim Casse] Mrs. Mary Lnuckhart who had been patient at the Kâ€"W. Hospital for veral weeks after a fall returned her home on Thursday. Mcoganl Mrs. H. L. Stahl and son ts jind Mics Belle Corrie of Chiâ€" an are spending a week at the lat s home in town. \Ur Qhimes Forrest spent the weekâ€" i with friends in Kitchener. W hether the"Pain‘" Remedy You Use is SAFE? Do You Ever Wonder Ask Your Doctor Among those who spoke were HAWKESYILLE and Find Out | _ Mesars. _ Gordon _ and _ Arthur Cooper and sisters Janet and Marâ€" jorie apent Sundu{'wlth their grandâ€" parents, Mr. and Mra. Wm. Rennie of Glenallan. Mr. and Mrs. David Pegelo and Master Frances Monk of Kitchener and Mr. Harvey MacPherson of Crosshill visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacPherson. Mr. and Mrs. Anthov\'i' Foerater of Hesson visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kraemer. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Horst and sons Roy and Ralph, Breslau, and Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Gehman of Sherkston spent Sunday evennig with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Shantz. Mr. Ralph Adam of Millbank spent the weekâ€"end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Adam. Mr. H. E. Rennie of Glenallan spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cooper. Mr. Duncan MacPherson spent a couple of days recently with his brother, Dr. A. D. MacPherson, of Waterford. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lealie Beggs were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beggs and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nurse of Linwood, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stickney of Elmira, Mr. and Mrs. Rilet Cherry and son Alva of Winficld, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tabbert. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Adam and finndaons Kenneth and Jack of eston were Sunday visitors with friends on the line. Messrs. Ralph Hahn and Geo. Mustin were visitors in Bridgeport on Sungday eveming Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Snyder spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Jeremiah Wismer‘s. A number of local people attendâ€" ed the funcral of the late William Zehr at East Zorra last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dilman Snyder spent Sunday evening with Eimer Swartzentruber‘s near New Hamâ€" burg. _ â€" Mr. and Mrs. Epl;r;irrn”.ir'l‘;:'ior spent Sunday with John Horst‘s, North Easthope. _ â€" Mrs. Gardiner of Waterloo and Mrs. Diebel of Kitchener spent Saturday evening with John E. Wilâ€" helm‘s. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Roth and famâ€" ily called on the latter‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Jutzi, at Vicâ€" toriaburg, Sunday afternoon. The Sunshine Circle of Shantz Mennonite Church held their monthâ€" ly meting, which took the form of a quilting, last Thursday afternoon in the Sunday School rooms of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steinman, Miss Idella and Mr.. Floyd Steinman of Baden spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Schmitt. Miss Evelyn: Cl'éséniirav;rs;ev;i"t-fi; weekâ€"end at her home, Rosebank. Mr. and Mrs. Myrrel Cressman, Miss Verna and Mr. Lloyd Cressâ€" man, all of Breslau, and Miss Mabel ('IWI‘I, Kitchener, spent Sunday eve g with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Miss Elmina Cressman of near New Hamburg is being employed for a short time with Mrs. E. S. Hunsberger. _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Addis Cressman and family of near New Hamburg visited with Mrs. E. S. Hunsberger on Sunday. â€" l Mrs. ‘Boshart was born in Perth County, April 26, 1867, and died on her 69th birthday. | Deceased is survived by her hus ‘band, Rev. Peter Boshart, three sons, Emmanuel and Samuel of Milverton and Ezra of Ellice Township and one {daughter, Mrs. Menno Erb of Wellesâ€" ley, four brothers, Rev. Christian Echultz of Poole, John and Enos of Rilice township and Sam Schults of Wellesley Mrs. E. Schmeh] and Miss Emma Schmeh] spent Friday with Mr. A. Wiuthig of New Hamburg. Miss Alice Snyder spent Wednes day at the home of Mr. and Mrs Deltgn Snyder. _ Mr. Carl Fleischeur ;;penl the week end in Kitchener with relatives. Misg Oliva Zettel, who has been in Toronto for some time, returned to her home in town. Mr. Oliver Glebe former cutter in Ihe Wellesiey Wear Ltd., has aeâ€" cured a position in Mount Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Kropf and son, Ailss Florence Hollinger and Mr. Sam Roth of Waterloo were visiting gt the home of Mr. Joseph Roth on SuZ- day. Mrs. A. J. Saunders and daughter Mary and Mr. and Mrs. Turner and lamily apent Sunday in New Ham:â€" burg Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Margetts and son Jim spent Sunday in ‘Toronto. The Young People‘s Society of the Wellesley United Church are sponâ€" noring a play entitled, "A Fighting Chance", to be presented in the town hall on May 1, by Knox United Church Young People‘s Association of Kitchener Personals. Misg F. Ray of Kitchener is visitâ€" ng with Miss Margaret Miller Sunday yisitors at the home of Mrs. C. ‘Hoerle were Mr. and Mrs. Hollinger and family and Mr. and Mrs. T. Hoerle of Kitchener. Mr. _ Earl Kelterborn spent the weekâ€"end at his home in Milverton. R. R. 1 WALLENSTEIN Mr. Menno Enb had the misfortune Of having his thumb severely cut by a machine which he was operating in his machine shop on Thursday afternoon of last week. His hand caugbht on the material in the maâ€" chine and he was unable to stop the machinery in time to prevent the wccident. A public funeral wservice was held Wednesday morning at the Amish Mennonite Church, north of Poole. Rev. Daniel Jutzi conducted the serâ€" vice. Cuts Thumb. The death of Mrs. Peter Boshart, beloved wife of Rev. Boshart of Mâ€" lice Township, occurred at the home of her son, Ezra Boshart, Sunday, April 26. Mrs. Peter Boshart Dies at Her Home Wife of UPPER STREET (North Baden) cumbe on 69th Birthday UNEMPLOYED RELIEF MAY 1 ’ Mrs. David Snider and sons anrl= Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingrich moâ€" tored to Fort Erie on Sunday where , they visited Mr David Snider, who | is confined to the hospital at that |place. Mr. Snider suffered a broken collarâ€"bone and & laceration to the head as the result of an accident when a car ran into his truck, :smashing it quite badly. Mr. Snider jescaped serious injury, while the lothvr occupant of the truck was lhurt more badly. We are glad to report that Mr. Snider is pl‘og‘rcssJ ing favorably and will probably be able to return to his home the latter ; ‘part of the week. | Mr. and Mrs. George Berdux and on Ralph and daughters Norma and Cathleen, Wellesley, were the guests of the former‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs J. K. Schmidt on Sunday. Mrs. Stanley Wegfahrt and baby are spending a week with the for mer‘s â€" mother, Mrs. Henry: Heoerle at Wilhe Rev. Mr. Schultz, New Dundec, oeâ€" cupied the pulpit in the Lutheran Church here last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs._John Echarl and son Ronald spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mre. John Len at Oetzel‘s Mr. Gordon Doering of near Jo sephsburg called on friends in the vicinity on Sunday. Mr. and Mre. Henry Wagner have veturned to their home here on Sunâ€" day after «pending some time with relatives in Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Helmuth and daughter Earla accomâ€" panied them. Miss Frieda Wagner of Kitchener spent the weekâ€"end under the paren tal roof. Mr. and Mre. Pleper of London were the gnests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner. Mr. and Mres. John Mathies and children of Lisbon were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Heipe} and Mr. \Wm. Heipel on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heer spent Sunday with friends at Breslau, Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Snyder were: Mr. and Mrs. Seranus Martin and son Floyd and daughter Vioia of Floraâ€" dale, Mrs. Joseph Snider and son .\[i!{ord and Mr. Joseph Snider. Messrs. An(_i;'e'\\"]»i-aavlf;;{a;i';;{;I‘Wil- lard Shantz spent Sunday with Oscar Snider. Mr. and Mrs. Mm'mx;;:};‘(;m;nuh spent Sunday with friends at St. Jacobs. Moved by Wililam Witzel and Aaron Wagler that this Council do now adjourn to meet again on Monâ€" day, May 18th, 1936. Court of Reâ€" vision on the Assessment Rolls for 1936 will be held on Tuesday, May 26th, at 10 o‘clock a.m. Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Joseph Snider were: Mrs. Isaac Gingrich, Mr. Aaron Bauman of Floradale, Mrs. Noah Hurst and son Edwin of near Elmira, and Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Hilborn of Kitchener. | _ Wilmot Iunli;:.ifin.l Council met at the Township , Baden, on Monâ€" ‘day, April 20th, 1936. ‘_ Beveral communications were preâ€" sented to the Council and attended to. Moved by Simon Ditner and John Hoh! that R. P. Uffelman, Chartered Accountant, be hereby appointed to revise the bookkeeping system for the Township of Wilmot to com ly with the requirements of the 8e~ partment of Municipal Affairs at Toronto. Harry Kuntz, relief, $14.00 ; J. H. Kreitz, relief, 19.00; J. Ed. Doering, relief, 3.00; Stahles Bakery, relief, 7.36; Boehmer Coal Co., relief, 5.75; R. M. Hagey, relief, 3.00; Alâ€" bert Egerdie, relief, 1.00; Theo. Huehn, relief, 1.25; Hill‘s Bakery, relief, 9.15; E. Koehler Bakery, reâ€" lief, 2.00; Chas. Knipfel, relief, 15.00; O. H. Becker, relief, 17.50; Reta M. Hunsberger, relief, 25.63 :; Moved by William Witzel uand Amaron Wagler that after the first day of May no further unemployâ€" ment relief will be granted by the Township. Every member in attendance, the Reeve presiding. The March minutes were read and adopted. SNIDER‘S CORNERS CANADIAN NATIONAL TICKETS GOO0D IN BAGGAGE Checked. . Stopovers at Port Arthur, Armstrong, Chicago and west. Tichets, Sleeping Car reservations, and all information from any acent. ASK FOR HANDBILL WESTERN CANADA M o Appoints Waterico Audâ€" N{ttofiuh.‘l'ow-llp GOING DAILY â€" MAY 14 to 28 inclus!ve PHILIPSBURG Bookkeeping System. @ COACHES at fares approvimately lo per mile, @ TOURIST SLEEPING CARS at faree approzimately )/o per mile. @ STANDARD SLEEPING CARS at fares approtimately 1}¢~ per mile, cost or A lf=ga EXCURSIONS Chas. Heipel, Clerk From all Stations in Eastern Canada 55â€"171, 144.27 172â€"191, 94.34 192â€"208|â€" ®6i35 & 13, Nos. 200 & of near Joâ€"| City Passenger Agent friends in the 120 King St. West â€" Phone 585 Return Limit: 45 days TION IN SLEEPING CARS ADD}TIOMAL relief, 17.50; 25.063; Albert Sunday gnests with David Bearâ€" inger‘s were Mr. Roy Snyder, Misses Minerva and Lucinda Snydersof Snyâ€" ner‘s Corners, Mr. Arthur Brubacher and Miss Olive Snyder of St. Jacobs, Mr. Urias Martin of Waterloo, Miss Ermina Bowman of Strasburg and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shantz and eon Glen of Waterloo. STOPONERS â€"Within limit of ticket, both woing nnd returning â€"at Port Arthur, Ont. Armstrong, Ont., and west: also at Chicago. IL, Sault Ste. Marie. Mich., and west, in accordince with tariffs of United Stmbes line Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schmidt and sons were Sunday guests with Alvin Martin‘s at Waterloo, Passage Tickets also on sale, good in:â€" (a) tourist sleeping cars at approximately 1‘ ic per mile, plus regular berth fare. (b) parlor and standard sleeping cars at approximately 14c per mile, plus regular seat or berth fare. Mr. ami Mrs. Clayton Mose and family epent Sunday with Mrs. Hamâ€" mer at Centreville ROT Mr. and Mre. Earl Snyder and chilâ€" dren were Sunday visitors with Milâ€" lon Lampke‘s at Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Leander Suyder epent sunday with Harry Snyder‘s at Presâ€" ton. EXCURSIONS Miss Miltred Waber spent Sunday with Miss Ruth Brubacher near Sunâ€" nyside. Miss Clara Baker of Kitchener spent Sunday with Miss Iva Lichty. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Weber spent Sunday with D. Betzner‘s, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Seibert and aaughter | Margaret â€" werb Sunday auests with Herb Kufski‘s near Wilâ€" Hamsbure . Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ernst were yunday viaitors with Mr. and Mré. Ed. Fries at Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. George Weber spent sumday with Mrs Pauline Woolner at Kitchener TO ALL STATIONS IN WESTERNX CAN A DA Full information from any agent CLASSIFIE C O L U M N SLEEPING CAR PRIVILEGES TUSCAN NETS for windows at 19c yd. Neat allâ€"over patterns. 36 inch width. Second Floor at Goudies. SILK CURTAIN PANELS in two widths,, $1.25 each in 36 inch width, $1.50 each in 45 inch width. Second Floor at Gou dies. CTES Arthin M on COATINGS in a sale at $1.39 yard. Plaids, checks and solid volors with fecks. 54 inch width. On the King St. Floor at Goudies. WALLPAPER, HALF PRICE. Regular 50 cent quality, in a vlearance of discontinued patâ€" terns at 25¢ roll. Semiâ€"plain, floral and tapestry effects, deâ€" signed for downstairs rooms. Necond Floor at Goudies. Canadian Pacific LOW PRICES on Dr. Bell‘s Reâ€" medies and Nema Capsules in the ° Weber Drug Store at Goudies. CHILDREN‘S STOCKINGS AT 25¢ â€" Regular prices: 85¢, 45¢ and 55¢ pair. Sizes 5% to 7, in silkâ€"andâ€"lisle mixture. Pearl blush and sand shades. On the King St. Floor at Goudies. SATIN SLIPS AT $1.50. Reguâ€" lar price, $1.95. With embroiâ€" dered trimmings; white, sizes 34, 36, 38; tea rose, sizes 32 to 10 . . . with fagoting, tea rose shade, sizes 38,, 40, 42, and white, size 42. On the King St. Floor at Goudies. RAZOR BLADES, 15 FOR 19.. Finest steel. Double edge. In the Weber Drug Store at Gouâ€" dies. ONE SUIT FOR a BOY donning first long trousers. Only $8.95. Regular price, $17.50. Size 33, or 15 years. Coat, vest and two pairs of long trousers. Grey _ herringbone _ all â€" wool tweed. In the Men‘s Shop at Goudies. FOR LIVESTOCK â€" Horses, oNE CENT PER MILE Going Dates: Daily May 14 to 28, 1936 Return Limit: 45 Days Hogs, Sheep Cattleâ€"Weber‘s Condition Powdersâ€"one pound o th Sh. ce reghin receiges w of c r at the Weber Drug Store in Goudies, Kitchener. Special Bargain GERMAN MILLS Good in Coaches only Fickets: good scoing via . Port Ont. Armstrong. Ont., Chicago, Sanlt Ste. Maric. returning vim ute and line only. Generou« apâ€" Kitchener, Ont. APPROXIMATELY FREE