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y.w 4 #* h o « Â¥lut uk sY gk* s _ rmrow Maker _ yaroware "Ahe manufacture of clothing is no longer an experiment with us. in the past year thousands of garments have been turned out and the satisâ€" faction they has given bave prompted us to still further increase our staff of operators. We invite your careful inspection as to the value of the fqllowing: lines. 50 men‘s suits in sacque style, made of good all wool Canadian $5 50 tweed and Scotch Bannockburn, regular $7.50 for....... + Men‘s overcoats in fine all wool beaver, black or Llue black, 7 50 good mohair sleeve lining, regular $10 for.............â€" e 200 pair pants made of good all wool Canadian tweed and x 47 serges, regular $1.75 fOP. . .......l.20.00000 609 9ge en >>>>g 75 boys‘ reefers in all wool freize beaver and serge, regulam ***~. §3.50 and $4 for..................2................k> The . guILDER‘S ow t " the" IH ced To A BIG DROP Like all other hardware lines, is going steadily up in price, though our grlces have not, so far, kept mxefl with the advances. If you‘re p ng to do any building or repairing let us figure with you. no matter what quantity of material you need. No house so well equipped or able to offer such price inâ€" ducements, You can‘t buy too carly B5 hnEA LTTETeE‘s this year. VÂ¥3 .NN%SN%&S%’&% All 25c lines going at . .. . 196. All 45 and 50c lines going at . 356. All go and 75c " «o _ ‘* . 606. We have all sizes in some line; but not in any one line. They are in our window. o. dorui®r o. > )â€" The Cheap Store. Feit Slippers : Wearer Direct J. Fennell & Son f BERLIN. Clearing Out W. H. LEESON, in prices always occurs after the holidays and we are not behind in this in reducing our prices during Our Great Stock Taking Sigasing ho on nocokwour, underwesr, shirts, hats and caps. Many bargaias in men‘s and boys‘ suits and overcoats. Men‘s $10 suits $7.50; boys‘ #5 suits for $4; men‘s $9 overcoats for $7. . Our new stock of neck wear should be seen at 25¢, 35¢,00c, __Our underwear at $1.50 a suit now for $1.25 will please the economical. 22 _ Kid and mocha wool lined gloves at 45¢. 75¢, 85¢, $1, and $1.22 are special values. Cash and One Price. A. Weseloh & Co. BERLIN. Store Near Postoffice, Berlir. with us. In Limite An aftuir of morh oo onE Of ol [fcoved the terest t.ruq:: at the home of MF: | ors were kej Philip Weis Elmira on 24th JaRuUAry it | minutes being the | wedding of bis youngest J 1 ns p d ugbter Alens to .c.r.wn_w passed the < of Linwood. ‘The marriage cerem DJY | op was performed by Rev. A. i. Seh@lZ, | resum P Elmira before about 75 invited gue8L8 | team‘s from the ‘Ewinâ€"City and other pointS. | anq repeate ‘The groomsmen were Mr. A. Schluter | ang half tin and Mr. P. Weis and the bride WAS| Heidelberg. supported by ber ister Minni¢ 0d | most furiou: bride was a picture of loveliness dressâ€" ed in a green shot trimmed with white satin and jet trimming. ‘After the marriage vows had been taken those present sat down to a sumptuous wedâ€" ding repast. The tables were elaborâ€" ately decorated. ‘The presents were numerous and costly wedding gifts in which rich silverware was quite conâ€" spicuous showed the high esteem in which the bride is held by her hosts of friends lu&)‘fl.d by her ister Minnid :i Miss Mary Meyer of Hamilton. ‘ Amoug the guests we noticed Mrs. C. Schluter, Sr., and family of Linwood; Mr. avd Mrs. Hokshuh and family Linâ€" wood; Mr. and Mrs. J. Lipps, Crosshill; Mr. Arch Hosea, Linwood; Mr. R. B. Hamilton, Linwood; Mr. A. Schluter and Miss C. Schinter, Hawksville; Mr. and Mrs. Duench,Hawksville; Mr. and Mrs. Domyer, Hawksville; Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Meyer, Berlin; Mrs. G. lara Knorr and Geo. Creamer, Glen: Huebn, Mr. and Mrs F. ‘amily, Heidelberg; Mr. J. Soehner, Floradale; Mr. and Mrs. Weitzel, Mrs. Luckbardt, Elmira; Mr. and Mrs. H. Beckner, Hawksville; Mr. 8. Spabr, Miss K. Spahr, Miss McKay and Mr. J. Seip, Linwood; Mr. F. Koebel and Miss A. Koebel. BriErsâ€"The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church of this place gave a very successful "At Home" on Saturâ€" day afternoon at the residence of Dr. Hay.... A number of young men from Elmira attended the Waterlooâ€"Stratâ€" ford hockey match on Saturday night. If the weather bad been more favorable there would have been a larger crowd. .... Miss Ida Dunke, of Berlin, is spending a few days with relatives in town.... The snow storm that visited this viciuity on Sunday was very welâ€" come as sleighing was beginning to become rather thin in some places. ... Miss L Zilliax, of Listowel, spent Sunâ€" day with her cousin, Miss Emma Zillâ€" iax of this place. s â€" WATERLOO, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1, EXCITING HOCKEY MATCH â€"There‘ was a rather exciting hockey match last Wednesday afternoon between the boys belonging to "Club 66" and the town boys. _ After an hour‘s hard play the town boys won the game by a score of 4â€"2. The game was not a bit oneâ€"sided as at balfâ€"time "Club 66" was abead and looked like winners with 2 goals to 0 to their credit. Ir the second half, however, the town pulled themselves together and not only managed to keep the ©66" boys fromi scoring but rapidly scored four goals. With a little more practice we ought to develop some very good hockey players. Farmers acro s the river, are formâ€" ing 1 farmers‘ beef ring for this season, a move in the right direction, only, what will become of those lump jawed beeves, that are bought up on the sly! AX ExgoYABLE Ey®xING.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Burnett gave a supper to their neighbors last Thursday evening. A very pleasant and sociable time was spent chattirg, playing chess, crokinâ€" ole, etc. Everybody enjoyed themâ€" selves, only leaving in good time "o set a good example to the young people". Such gatherings are indeed pleasant and tend to unite one arother with a ‘apirit of true complaisance and we sinâ€" ‘cerely hope to hear that more will folâ€" low in the near futute. DxBATE.â€"The next debate will be beld in the Lecture Room, Friday eveuing, February 9th, subject: "Reâ€" solved that the Boer war is unjustifiâ€" gble." The speakers, or rather deâ€" baters are, affirmative, Messrs. J. Pomâ€" eroy, Jas. Glennie, Wm.~ Mitchell. Negative, Messrs. W. Veitch, Ed. Adâ€" amson, M. Millard jr. An excellent proâ€" gram is being gotten up for the ocâ€" casion, hence a rare treat is in store. M ie en P Sn e en nc casion, hence a rare treat is in store. l(;ca:fT_Alg. r;:oblh Good, an emâ€" ‘ Br1EFSs.â€"Some of the cattle in the| PlQYS® T. y, severely inâ€" neighborhood are sold for 5 1â€"4c a 1b. | Jured the index finger of his left band for June delivery......Great demand|OD Friday last while at work on the for Clyde horses these aays......In turning lathe. It seems that his glovâ€" youth we believe more than we know ; | °4 ‘hand in some manner came in con in old age we know moretbanwe believe,"| tact with a revolving thumbscrew, says a bachelor......John Daly lost while removing: lhuvln'gefi'om the his fine black mare from blood poison: bench of the machine. hmonru ing......Mr Wm. Henfmerick is kept | totn badly and the whole more busy butchering “""::(rllr or less lacerated and bruised. and Mrs. Wm. McKay family, of| _ BrtErs. â€"Saw logs are ml:{em Rosebank, Maif., visited relatives at|fast at Mr. Eby‘s sawmill....There "Fristone Villa" last week........| was a rag bee at Christ Zieglors last Mrs. Kirkpatrick, of Bloomindale, reâ€" | Tuesday. Another is rcPwud to take turned home Saturday after vhinn place at Mr. Noah Good‘s next Wedâ€" friends in this vieinity......Mr. ng nesday.... Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Lasch Mrs. Jno Thare,of Hollstein, and Mrs. | and their daughter Emma visited with Geo. Thare and family, of Mapitoba, ‘r. Simon Scbedewitz lastSunday.... are vislting at J.Stork‘s.... M¢. Reitzel, | Wr. Abs. Eby has again recovered of Elmira was a visitor to our burg| from the injury to his back, sustained Sunday. while lifting hbis sick mother.... Miss TUrina Esch is on the sick list. for Clyde horses these aays......In youth we believe more than we know ; in old age we know more thanwe believe," says a bachelor......John Daly lost his fine black mare from blood poison: ing......Mr Wm. Henémerick is kept busy butchering tbuo::rllr and Mrs. Wm. AcKay and family, of APPRENTICE WANTED The Tecumeehâ€"Elms lacrosse club pratsile ; hma:nrhmmmd nlmlmnf: ihees use ts »agh «0t 0 5* * "" | gherbrooke and Quobec Teame have 684 _ *"Triniiee. been dropped from the league, At Hymen‘s Aliac WINTERBOURNEâ€" THIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT DistRiOT.|. !>x*:â€" ers galore were on hand, and the spectators were treated with a good| Wagnber and yery pleasant ume m mmhq:uuQm Mt-lptomm o‘clock .-un..‘â€"uuu. Mr| principal amusements. ... A small fire Liegier of Bmw:lno‘ the m:mflurm:_‘ .lll.qm .l“’-, % TI.W ere scored the first goal. Duthg:dk.'- mand. _ Mr. John OR'J:“-.uh ers were kept busy for the next ten| bouse wat found to be in flames and a Ez:umc"""‘m" 8t Clements ‘:'hd”-'“ d"fl: before the w'»aa-:. had .a...':’n rnhuzn‘-”u':m-&é& & on goal scoring the sccond game, after| t day is the century businesy and resuming play. Schmidt the home |Oven some of our are amongst t‘m-’hf'.xd, scored gamo three, | themâ€" Dml‘m are being A MEN‘S TWEED SUITS, and repeated the "‘ck,ML afte;, | @xpressed and some very good: arguâ€" | Men‘s All Wool Halifax Tweed and half time ended 3 to 1 in favor of| ments are being given. "It would be x -:“}hmwnukm:.l Heidelberg. ‘The second half was the|£004 idea to get those interested to m:-':'.fiu sacque suits, most furious hockey plaging this seaâ€" | @@gage in a debate on a certain evenâ€" | yhirz ez ae fige alf wee!" tweed son, and to Heldelbert s UE POM | 12G suiject thoroughiy discossed. have |" suits, fine farmer satin linings er the game must be ited goals the subject thoroughly discussed. Mr. Men‘s extra fine all wool suits, being scored in quick order. At the|Jno. C. Rieh}, who has been a resident | nice dark pattern,extralinings end of this half the score was 9 to 5 in | of our villiage for the last twentyâ€"five MEN‘S WORSTED SUITS favor of Heidelberg, ‘The teams were: | Years has moved his household effects , * St Clements, goal Jac Weber; point |to Sebringville where they will reside | Men‘s fine worsted suits, sacque Ed. Beogel; cover point Geo. Weber; | With their son George. John‘s genial | \,C0%t§:8D¢ farmersatin linings. forwards Hy. Weber, Math. Schum.|countenance will be missed aud every double or single breasted mer, John Brenner. good luck was wished him on Lis deâ€"| ons coat ... .. rasâ€" Heidelberg, goal, A. Huehnerg«rd;| parture for a new field. He will come | Men‘s and Youth‘s dark brown point, Baumen; cover Rohn, Edwin| ack again to fullil a few contracts| worsted basket weave sacque Huehn; forwards Otto Schmidt, Trap, which he took before he left. suite §8 5Oand......«.â€"::: 1+« C‘ Sraigs PErRrsOoXALSâ€"Mr. and Mrs. Moses G. | Youth‘s Blue worsted and black Ed. Beogel; cover point Geo. Weber;| With their son tGeorge. John‘s NU\ forwards Hy. Weber, Math. Schumâ€"|Countenance will be missed aud every mer, John Brenner. mm‘:e:x'” wh::h hlmHon tl;lm deâ€" Heidelberg, , A. Huehnergerd; a now . He will come point, Baumenfo.leont Eolut, Edwin| ack again to fullil a few contracts Huehn; forwards Otto Schmidt, ‘Trap, | which he took before he left. C. Szeigs. Persoxarsâ€"Mr. and Mrs. Moses G. We expect to see the Heidelberg| Bowman, Mr. Lincoln Bowman and team on ourice on the 10th., and exâ€"| Miss Ida Kuntz, of Shoal Lake, Maniâ€" pect our tea:n to do better. toba, who have been visiting here and PERSOXALS:â€" Mrs. Aud. Hinsperâ€"| YVicinity for a few weeks, were visiting ger, Detroit. is spending a few weeks friends in Erbsville on Monday last. ... under the pareutal roof......Our botâ€" | Mr. C. W. Gingrich was in Linwood el keepers took advantage of the good | OB Monday on business.... Mrs. Fred ice, and were supplied for the coming| Lippert, of Elmira, spent a few days in summer...... Mr. Jno. Knittel, Manâ€"|town last week with friends....Mrs. itoba is spending a few weeks here... | Harry Hunking, of Woodstock, is visâ€" ... Miss Clara Torentz, Berlio, spent|iting under the parental roof at présâ€" Sunday under the parental roof......|@Dt....The Misses Mary, Elien and Mr.Frank Stumpf attended the hockey | Diena Mover are spending a week with t Waterloo on Saturday night. | friends in Hawkesville....Mr. Alex. arry Wilson, venâ€"| Moyer, of Galt, is home again. Alexr. 6 Bam. | bad a good situation and will return in he course of a few weeks....Miss I aker spent Sunday at her tha hnman s ilton Henrich PERsoXALS:â€" Mrs. Aud. Hinsperâ€" ger, Detroit. is spendol;? a few weeks under the parental roof......Our botâ€" el keepers took advantage of the good ice, and were supplied for the coming summer...... Mr. Juno. Knittel, Manâ€" itoba is spending a few weeks here... ... Miss Clara Torentz, Berlio, spent Sunday under the parental roof...... Mr.Frank Stumpf attended the hockey t Waterloo on Saturday night. Harry Wilson, venâ€" the human s wonder......The ore extra fine selections. Miss Hilda del received the gold watch......Mr. Wm. Ertel bas bought property of Mr. Jos Schickler......Mr. Chbas. Gebl, has secured the ag.ncy for the Star Nursery, Toronto, and reports good business......Ar. Wm. Becker, Lonâ€" don, is spending a few days in town ...... Mr. Ed. Boppre has bought the premises of Mr Morand Compass. WEpprNG BELLS.â€"On the 11th inst one of our fair young ladies viz. Miss Mary Hermann, seconud daughter o Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hermann, was joined in wedlock to Mr. Heary Eix, a wealthy young farmer from Woolâ€" wich. The happy young couple spent their honeymoon with friends on the shores of Lake Etie. We join in wish : ing them a long and happy life. PERsONAL,â€"Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Osâ€" wald, of Wallenstein, visited friends here last week....Messrs Calvin and HerbertPeppler have secured situations in the Knochtel furniture factory, Hanoâ€" ver... Mr. John Jupp made a business trip to Belwood and Fergus last week. .... Mr. Joe Trilie, of Olds, Alberta, N. W. T., is at present visiting friends in this vicinity....Mr. H. Stuckey sold bis little driver to Mr. H. Good, Conâ€" estogo, for the bandsome sum of $80. ....Mr. and Mrs. Jac. Schaefer, of Trecastle, were visiting friends here last woeek....Missâ€" Loana Kinzie, of Mildmay, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Devitt last Wednesday. Mr. A. M. Bechtel, our general merâ€" chant, is on the sick list.... Miss Emma Shantz, who bas been in the employ of Mrs. A. 8. Clemmer as diess maker, is leaying for her home in Maryboro . . . . Mrs. Jacob Woolaer, Sr., who has been on the sick list is able to be up and around again....Our corn merchants are receiving some of their long expected shipments of corn.... Miss Hattie Shoemaker, of Buffalo, is visiting under the parental roof.... We have it from ‘gbod authority that a new barness shop will be openced here in the near future. We .think this a good move and our people onght to support it. ... Mr. Soll Gole has alâ€" ready sawed over 200,000 feet of lumâ€" ber at bis portable saw mill on Mr. Geo.* Reist‘s farm. It seemas its turning out to be a custom saw mill instead of a private one. IN WEST MONTROSE. ST CLEMENTS FLORADALE EK BRESLAU )0R CONDITILON PERSONALS. â€" Mrs. Houseman, of Bloomingdale, has been vlsitin%‘frlendn here for the past few days.... Mr. and Miss Bowman, of Bloomingdale, «pent Sunday last at Mr. Geo. Lackner‘s.... Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lackner, spent three days of last week visiting friends in Waterloo and New Dundee....Leaâ€" per Bros. are at present drilling a well on the premises of Mr. Jacob Hahn. This will make a great improvement on his fine farm. THE CRURCHKES.â€"Mr. Hamilton, of Linwood, occupied the pulpit in the Methodist church on Sunday afternoon, .... The special services in the U. B. church still continue. ‘The Rev. Housâ€" eman, pastor of the church, has been ably assisted by Rev. R. Head, of Berâ€" lin, who is an earnest and forceful speaker. The people of Hawkesville and surrounding vicinity, show their appreciation of his masterly discourses by greeting him with a well filled house each evening. ‘The interest is general and widespread and much good is being accomplished. ‘The meetings will be continued at least this week. .. Everybody is cordially invited to atâ€" tend the singing school on Saturdar evening in the Presbyterian church, as it will be the last evening of the term. A few selections will be fi;iven by the‘ different members. _ A silver collection will be taken up aud it will be decided‘ whether they will continue it another quarter, or not, Come one, come all. ..Srwla.l anniversary services will be held in the Presbyterian church here, on Sabbath first, the 4th February, at the hours of 11 and. 7. The services will be conducted both morning and evening by a distinguished preacher from Gnolf)h, Rev. Eakin successor to the late Dr. Smith of St. Andrew‘s church there. Our winter is surprising tho:o settâ€" lers who have not seen an Alberta winter before this one. What they had thought the rule proves to be the exception; thit is, mild weather is much more common than rough and cold. So far we have only had about ten days on which it was unpleasantly cold. We have bad so many warm sunny days lately that we forgot we ‘were in the cold, bleak Northwest and thought we were in Texas. There is, of course, no snow. How could it stay even if it fellt Our eastern friends may smile in dogged unbelief when told that on Thursday, the 18th inst. the thermometer (Fahrenheit‘s) stood at noon at 64%in the sun, and at 60° in the shad>; but this is the accurate truth. To be sure, this temperature is a little above the average for Januâ€" Buxizrs;:â€" The ice harvest has fully Cattle and horses are on the prairie %rnnng. and aro doing pretty well. hus nature xrofldu for ‘"‘the cattle on & thousand hills" by making an open winter follow a poor haying seaâ€" Our grain market is a home market, and home markets are the best. . The demand exceeds the supply. ‘ The ranchers come from twelve to thirty miles to buy Didsbury cats at 306 a bushel, fanned. ‘The interest in the war even in this remote country is keen. The second several of our best horsemen among its warriors. . War.horses are in great deâ€" mand in all parte. People are all busy, in a small way. Some are camping at the Little Red Deer in the woods while n% timâ€" when the snow comes, Four or inches of snow would Wike .this wood Didsbury, Alberta, Jan. 22, 1900. and‘ very pleasant time was BT JA00B8 HAWKSVILLE. DIDSBURY Baresy _ane ,?"".,-;‘;IShurley & Dietrich‘s RACER and LANCE . | The and R. H. Smith‘s LEADER Our aim is to sell readyâ€"toâ€"wear ing that is reliable, . r12de _ and well trimmed. Wodop:ah?Mb'pM_ trashy, B © stuft which would be dear at any price. We are offering s o in Men‘s Suits, Youths‘ Suits and Overcoats for one week. If you want â€" anything in thisline it will pay you to come and look through our stock ? ) Buine Bood Taimae m ceus" s 5 so i rmer‘s mile bumghe. o 606 l:;:.’a‘t:rsndlm tweed 4 60 Men‘s extra fine all wool suits, : nice dark pattern,extra linings 800 Cash and one Price It will never pay now at the prices we are offering to cut good logs into firewood. m Schaefer, Killer & Co. (Wroxxast & Co‘s Old Factory Saw Logs Wanted. Netire is bhereby given that The Ontwiio Mutual L {s Assursne Comrany will apply to the Par iament of Canada at i a next ressicn for an act to amend the act ino r&n ing th) Comâ€" yany. 41 V ctoria Oh-gtor and the acts amending the sam>, by c nn(lnti ths name of the Company to "The Mutua! ts Aesurance Company of Canada" and by changint the date of *h« amnua) me ting, and making suca othcr worsted suits,sacque coat, good Dated Devember 21st, 1899. To Saw Wood and say nothing is possible if you work with one of the saws from our stock. hang s as may be ady s ble, We have every size, shape and style known to the trade and‘ every one is made of the finest steel, perfectly tempcre(i and finâ€" ished. _ Our Combination tooth buck saw is the best in the market. LOGS LOGS LOGS P. S. â€" Specially high prices paid for Soft Elm, We pay HIGH PRICES In Crossâ€"cut Saws we stock the two best makes known, viz: The undersigned will pay the highest market prices and for all kinds of sawlogs délivered at my sawâ€" mills at Waterloo and and Heidelburg. BEECH _ * **~ HARD MAPLE SOFT MAPLE SPOT CASH ° ‘Notice. M .Weichel & Son, We are making a special low price on the goods mentioned above. Come and derive the Welland Vale Manufacturing Co. _ Readyâ€"toâ€"Wear CLOTHING Chas. Kreutziger, ves~ * 4: Special Prices for One Week. Our axes are made in St. Catharines, by the Mu.rar & Sims, _Solicitors for applicants 23 and 25, South Side King st., 10 00 SMYTH BROS. WHC LE NUMBER Men‘s morning suits, grey wor« Mw‘ndhmnn‘fik Men‘s Lluk and blue extra fine worsted in clay and venetian frills, well lined...... ......... vest, s very dressy, well lined w. MEN‘S HEAVY FREIZE ULATERS, Men‘s heavy freize ubuu.h:g twilled linings,large storm colâ€" Men‘s heavy all wool freize ulâ€" Men‘s heavy pea jackets, freize, large storm collars............ SPOT CASH for all kinds of logs 3 BLACK ASH Students Admitted at any Time e‘sewhere in Canda, Large staff of imâ€" structors ; â€" inor ua ltt;‘:hnefl m business training ; oeomofutnd.hm go »d p.ylnf positions ; #tudents in who camefrom places in which are located ethcr busin« se onllegn. They want the best, It pays in the end. New term mow open. _ Enâ€" terasâ€"oon as possible, Write toâ€"day for our handsoms prospectus. W.J. LLIOTT, Principal. Real Katate, Farm, Town and Village Prop erty bought, so‘id and exchanged on commun sion, also loans placed and obtained. ______ _ REAL â€"ESTATE _ Parties having propertie« for sale or money o lend, and iboâ€"e desiring to "W ty orborrow mun«y will d> well to call upom he undersigned with full particulars, erma. Conveyancing done. i LEVI S‘l‘s"’l'l Office‘: Deviti‘s Block, (up stairs), Kflc:& sters, good tweed linings, high A‘school that offers advantages no# found sewhere in Canvda, . Large staff of expert in Loan Exchange. MORNING SUITS, ETC. Stratford, Ont. â€" AND â€"