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C M en ~ _‘ s 6.‘ jms * o f â€"*6og se TsS an f L s s k L. _ % ‘Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lautenschlaâ€" ger from Waterloo and family,â€"Mr. and Mrs. Eli Albright and son Earl from Milverton, Mr. John Z. Wagner from Wellesley paid a visit on Sunâ€" day to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hamâ€" mer. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Koehler visitâ€" ed at Heidelberg with relatives and friends. ‘Mr. Oscar Wagner received a miâ€" nor eye injury when struck by a plece of wood while woodâ€"cutting. Dr. Glaister attended the injury. The well water shortage is again keenly felt by some local farmers with shallow wells. Such a situation creates a problem for the farmers effected who hase much live stock to water in the winter time when water must be furnished through some method. Oldtimers are taking note of this coming shortage from time to time and tell us that the waâ€" ter supply in some instances is getâ€" ing noticably weaker. Mr. Kenneth Herner, oldest child of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Herner, unâ€" derwent an operation for appendiciâ€" tis and is favorably recovering. The operation was performed by Dr. Glaister of Wellesley. Measles. The measles epidemic has taken a strong grip in this burg when many of our homes were invaded by this common malady of late. Water Shortage. s enanaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn ns Undergoes Operation. BERLET‘S CORNER ‘ _ POCKET KNIVES A GREAT NEW qlDsMOBILEâ€"â€" Aong aoen Fn 1937 " HARDWARE, PLUMBING and HEATING 15 King St. N. â€" WATERLOO â€" Pho Your boy is sure to be pleased with one of these this winterâ€" In all styles and sizes, for men and boys. nri:s of useful and orna men designs, sold at cost. We are selling out our entire stock of Chinaware at cost. REAL VALUES! We have many other useful suggestions such as Fancy China, Dinner Sets, Cut Glass, Silverware, Cutlery, Electric Toasters, Electric Wash Machine, Vacuum Cleaners, Carpet Sweepers, Aluminum Ware, Hockey Sticks, Skates, Sleighs, Toboggans, Snow Shoes, Skis. CONRAD BROS. Are sure to please the boys. We have them in all sizés ranging in price from $1.75 up. We have a large collection of this line of goods in a wit hetp you buy more wiih evey Sn you ment | $ ul nncpan festonnitzince arlrafebraten Irrtoy Iruferbnadoydrr e w# D Wricrico and Anitensues, 1ed ol in 20 piece Tea HOCKEY STICKS BRASS PIECES TUBE SKATES 15e to $1.00 fioral 97 Piece Sets, e Tea Sets ...... $8.25 _ 38 picce Ten Sets ....... CHINAWARE AT COST CHINA DINNEBR SETS © ; :"â€"l C -I-".............,......a 41 piece Tea Sets ...... ‘& ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH BURNS; LOSS OF $75,000 DALHOUSIE, N.B.â€" Fire of unâ€" known origin Tuesday destroyed the Roman Catholic Church at Balmoral, ten miles from here. It was built at & cost of $75,000 in 1903 under the direction of Father Arthur Melanâ€" son, now Bishop of Gravelbourg, Sask. Mr. R. H. Long of Ingersoll spert Saturday with friends in this vielstâ€" ity. Mr. Wilfred Walters spent last Saturday in Kitchener. Mr. Dayid Reid of Fernubank epent last Saturday in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Milner spent last Saturday in Listowel. Mr. Alex J. Pearson of Brussels was a business visitor here last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Stricker and Mrs. Carl Mewhinney and son of Bsameville spent the weekâ€"end with Mrs. Robert Mewhinney, Mrs. Carl Mewhinney remained for a visit. Mr. George Weltz was a business vis_l_t.or in Elmira last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacTavish spent last Wednesday in Kitchener. Mr. Wm. Baty was a business visiâ€" tor in Kitchener last Friday. Mr. John T. Byron and Mrs. J. . By_rpn spent last Friday in Listowel. Mr. Anthony Newton was a busiâ€" ness visitor in Elmira last Wednesâ€" day. white handles, fromâ€" $2.00 to $5.75 GLASSWARE There are so many interest. choose from: Tumblers and glass Flower Vases at cost. ing pieces of CARVING SETS A. C. HALWIG MOTORS DORKING Phone 260 KITCHENER or We are sorry to report that Mrs. James Currah is on the sick list. We hope she will soon be better again. Mr and Mrs. Oscar Welcker visitâ€" ed with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weickâ€" er, Shakespeare, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuntze spent Tuesday last week with friends at Elmira. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Yunker and family were Sunday of last week visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Yunker. & * - ‘MBornâ€"On Friday, Nov. 20th, to 3:?2 and Mrs. Alvin Ramseyer, a ughter. f_ ~ Bornâ€"On Friday, Nov. 27th to Mr. and Mrs. Omar Baechler, a daughter. Butchering is the order of the day in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Otto and Mr. ard Mrs. Henry Weil, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schmidt, Lisbon. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Nairn of Strat ford spent the weekâ€"ond visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Patterson. Don‘t forget the Christmas enterâ€" tainment to be held in Hallman School house, December 218t. Everyâ€" body welcome. . Mr. Wealer has returned to his home in Detroit accompanied by his cousin, Miss M. Green, RN. Mr. C. W. Sorley of Kitchener was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. J. M Shantz. lesson and Mac Kennedy read a very amusing paper. Helen Hewitt gave a reading, "What the Choir Sang". The guest speaker for the evening, Mr. Watts, a returned misâ€" sionary from China, gave a yery inâ€" 'tereltmg address. Dorothy Lachman had charge of & contest. A pretty wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon, December 2, iu Willis United â€"Church, Drumbo, when Alicia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Peterson was united in marriage to Harold Aaron Wettlauftâ€" er of Plattsville, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Wettlaufter of Bright. After the ceremony a recep tion was held at the home of the (bride‘s parents, after which the bride and groom left on & motor trip to New York and points east. Mr. Walter Eckel has purchased a Baker shop in Zurich, starting bustâ€" ness, Dec. 15th, 1936. Mr. Peter Hallman Itad the misforâ€" tune of falling and injuring himself recently. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. v Am. Soss Fork Tss ow “hmfl od Statéb, November bnsiness set up| bJ & B&. , genstal magager of turn prosaperity both sideo ciations, are acted upon Wba. T. uo Wiothatione; neuudery. " * _ 18. maqueries, Ontarth Subies of Mrs. Thomas of Toronto is visitâ€" ing with her brother, Mr. Wm. Cann. Qutario ~representatives, outaide of | 68rt, im; W. €). Gardiner, The regulir weekly moeting of the Y.P.8. of tiie United Church was held Monday evening, December 7th in the Sunday School room. ‘The proâ€" gram far the ovening was in charge of the Christian Missions Committoe and Doris Leonard was in the chair. Doreen Harmer read the scripture EAST ZORRA and ‘Canada.> _ _ ~ l 6 PMhapminbiapatey na t x menithtmmtmmmame _ 5. i ' ‘.‘ Iseelng through a thing and ceeing ‘a thing through. the funeral of the late Aaron Wagler of Baden on Monday. We are sorry to report that Mr. Norman Cook and Master Crear Roâ€" binson are on the sick list. Friends wish them a speedy recovery. Mr. WilMam Becker of Kitchener spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Glebe last week. Mr. William Glebe spent Friday evening last week with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kneisel. c Banns were proclaimed on Sunday e where at the ooge ar ane of lnln Peel ;annznue Church for Mr. boos ane neilert ow oys uf amok B. Frey, eidest son of MF. and ne ammo m pame o hay peog Mre. Christian B Frey Walleasteln, Nir bod mis_ fanie! h hks esn land Miss Blandina Brubacher, daughâ€" Trisk whore tno" upermugns :l‘oo- ‘ter of Mr. and Mre. Henry A. Bruâ€" pite! where two | operations thf bacher of Hawkesville. oore ce murcer Tnat wan canee '°'| Mr. John M. Martin left last Monâ€" move the matter that has collected, dsy morning for Bayheld. causing grave danger to the sight otl fur. and "Mrs. Clarence ‘Tallman the «o. C in staren Th l_ and family of Kitchener were Sunday who in aflending him stnton that un ‘visitors at the home of Mr. Charles lesg some unexpected change in his Matthews. present condition occurs his comâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Angus Bauman of pigte reouvery is Hkely. 4th line Peel sent Sunday with Mr. a tark o2 Wrarering uy metungey i5 and Mro. Enock Â¥. Marigâ€" < hiX nome heree " . CC 5| "jir, ‘and Mro. Aivin Weber,have * s 6 m'm-.“::a ::e John Hohl attended | MOVOd onto ghgg-ndbfiw ouâ€" : Suffers Infected Eye. that motor car mianufacturers should be requested to give more intensive study to car design in relation to highway safety, pointing to the need for improvement in placing of seats, accelerator guards, door handles and glaring headlights. â€" A recommendation was» approved by the meeting that some plan of reduced charges under the Workâ€" men‘s Compensation Act be applied to industrial firms with a good safety record. It was pointed out that this would probably include an additionâ€" al charge to those employers with an unsatisfactory record under the comâ€" pensation plan. Li ointsicadoinnctibaccd CE WEnmse EMCY correction of glaring headlights and inadequate lighting and the hasards of commercial and private trailers. ‘The meeting also recommendad crease in accident costs might be a serious matter for industry, it was felt by directore of the association. Mr. Morley‘s létter to the high which will eliminate such ungafe practices as passing on hills and curves, disregard to stop and warnâ€" ing eigns, fallure ot give sigâ€" nals to oncoming traffic, cut out of line. Other récomime! deak with improved traffic lanes, ways department hoad urged also There is a wide difference between LISBON ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tallman and family of Kitchener were Sunday ‘visitors at the home of Mr. Charles | Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wilkinson at, tended the Holsteinâ€"Friesian annual meeting in Kitchener on Wednesday. Messrs. Nathan Martin and Onias Woeber of Hawkesvillie spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Noak M. Martin. Mr. Archie McLellan is speaking at the Hawkesville Gospel Mission on ‘Tuesday and Wednesday evening. 4th line Peel sent Sunday with Mr. and ‘Mrs. Enoch F. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Weber have pied by Mr. John N. M s P Mr. Charles Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Harold William . spent last ‘Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson, $rd line Poel. A large number from this vicinity attended the Elmira monthly fair on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dilman Brubacher of 6th line Peel were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mre. Alvin Weber. Mr. Ray Franklin spent a day reâ€" cently with Mr. and Mrs. Harold ‘The damage caused by jackâ€"rabbits ought not to be so great in this loâ€" cality this winter, because on Tues day a bus load of about thirtyâ€"five hunters from near Toronto passed through here, as well as 6ight or nine cars from nearer points, all intent on destroying the "Jacks". Banns Procilaimed. WALLENSTEIN. _ Hunters Thin Out Many Jack Rabbits Mr. and Mrs. Angus Bauman of h line Peel sent Sunday with Mr. id ‘Mrs. Enoch F. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Weber have ed by Mr. John M. M Mlbea nounced by General Motors Prodâ€" ucts of Canada, Limited, is the most beautiful car in Oldsmobile‘s four detades of production. Bodies are Citics arid at extromely low prices 12 .. 35â€" .6 â€"â€" > DMamobilh Stz foxr D07 The Oldsmobile Six for 1987, anâ€" 34 King S4. 8. Overcoats DETENBECK‘S ALL MODELS SHOW DISTINCTIVE BODY STYLING MEN‘ S WEAR (Cifts t Mr. Amzie Brubacher spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brubacher. A number from this vicinity atâ€" tended the Eimira High @chool Comâ€" mencement exercises on Baturday evening. ator treatment, and â€"mechanical imâ€" provements are numerous. Above, the coach with trunk, powered by 95 h.p. motor. Below, left, the comâ€" distinetive with a new massive radiâ€" A car of Alberta coal and a car of If You Want Christmas Gifts for Men, Come to DETENBECEKS Coat or middy style and threeâ€"quarter 1 o u n g e atyle. Broadcloths, madâ€" rases _ and _ sofsettes. Plain terns fabrics, all with the wiltless collars. 1 white and patterns, You‘re always safe it you give shirts! Fine Imported wools in plaids and smart stripes. Soft, list, because any man would be happy to reâ€" ceive one! $1.00 to $5.00 lightweight and warm! Men‘s Pajamas $1.65 to $4.50 Men‘s Mufflers Men‘s Ties $1.55 to $4.50 Men‘s Shirts . Men‘s Wear Silks, patterns and colâ€" ors. The easiest gift to buy, the gift that is alâ€" ways appreciated. fabric ties ;:?g‘-firnl, new 50e to $1.50 Pure wool hose in plain ribs, ribs with elocks, plaids â€" and new square patterns. or MEN 55¢ to $2.00 he‘ll be r some as Rig the 1 accommodation Efi:‘ eonvemglo coupe, which also has a rumble seat. modious luggage trunk. Centre, the _ Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.‘J. Amos Wilkinson were: Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Schneider, Mr. Irvin Schneider and the Misses Rva Bchneider and Bvelyn Hayes. Western oats were unloaded at the local C.P.R. station during the week. â€"â€"BUY FROM ADS.â€"â€" with its two occasional seats. WATERLOO " V Â¥4u4â€"s B s n A "b< â€"