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I The annual Western Excursions take place on Sept. 27, 25 and 251th. Mr. H. P. Moore, of the A etort Free Press, is spoken of as Liberal candi- day, for Halton. You will run no risk Sea Weichel's stoves before you buy. Buy h " present selling at $10 a brit. Lenhanl's butcher shop is again closed down. '2i50grtulites drinkioge:sps at Weiehel's, All sizes a: 50 each. A large number orC'otv.atrvativet, at tended the monster meeting held L' Ptstrits'ty Rink, Guelph, on Monday at “moon. . Thelife insurance companies will pay about b'100.000.000 on lives lost in the T exas disaster. Weichel & Son stock only P0impton window glass. It Is considered bv ar- chiwcts and eontraetors to be the best. A number ofour townspeople drove to Paris on Sunday and 1iewed the ruins of the recent tire. The Waterloo Produee Co. shipped a earuad of eggs to Glasgow,rieotlaud, on Saturday. Rev. Geo. A. Hitched! and Mrs. Mitchell sailed from Liverpool on their return trip on the 11th inst. They am expected ttere nn Friday or Saturday. Hon. Chas. Fitzpatrick VP., .iloiici, tor General of Canada and Hon. I). C. Frnaer M. P. from Nova .urotia, will address a meeting in Guelph on Fri- day waning. We direct. the ape-cm attention or outmdern to the tuspottr1cement of the Fall Millinerv Opening of G. B. Byte & Co., Berlin, which lakes place on Thursday and Friday of this week. A. Mengel of Berlin, appeared be. fore P. M. Weir, at the Town Hall hero Tuesday afternoon, (3”th with being drunk and disorduly and was titted " and costs. The band concert last Friday even- ing In not quite so largely attended " tuna]. orrtne to the momma of the wouber. A good programmed nude ttnd been prepu'od and was run- dnnd in their usual otspitsl out. A very interesting christening cere- mony wus held at the home df Mr. Cohen, Albert St., on Sunday. Mr. John Fischer bought 26 two- yenr-old fat heir-era at Toronto last week, which he will use fur butcher ing. The present cold snap reminds peo- plaepnheir "r.At'8--a large aux-k just arrived at Leicch & Llphardc's. Prices to suit aver) Imdy. Leitch A: Liphardt's are" selling stoves at reduced prices for the ninth) days. Parties requiring stoves wmlld do well to make their purchases now . Mr. PL J. O'Brien, president of the Twin-City Trades and Labor Council in in Brooklyn N.Y. attending the con- vention of the Amelican Federation of Labor. Mr. Oscar Xoellner,drugaut of Phila- dolphia,who has been spending his holidays with his father, Mr. H. A. Zoollner, loaves for his home on Thursday. D. E. HORLOGK &tt 0. Everybody American and Canadian coal oil de- livered to your house. Leave your or- der at ll eiehel's baldware. Mr. . A. Fncoy. who filled the pul- Mt of the Methodist church so accom- ahly during the Absence of the Rev. 000. A. Kimball, m for Ms Ian-o In Zara on Monday. He will resume his and]. " Home“: University non Tho hanks" And he “when men minnow“ sumo of baseball " WM Part turd-y the! noon. macho-mum: to mm a Monog- M Pt - making Messrs. Jark Alulrich and Albert Bergen bought a fast driver at St. Jacobs on Saturday fur which "they paid a handsome sum. is sick at some time or other. When your lime comes to send for the doetor, kindly bear in mind tlmt it will be a great assistance to him in get- ting the best results from his prcrcriptions in your ease, if they are properly tilled : Pure drugs carefully and skillfully compounded. if you bring your lreRcrip- tion to us to be tilled. Me give you the best, compound- ed in the best manner. LOCAL NEWS 1ttt'dS'N'a"tattg2 aerd i Dewitt's mug; Store. From Your in“ M - P. B. ,a'i'F.l?,ri'y'iiitliilii,l Iii 'tt2%",t. 3.. .5." "r on- out. an! I. II. "In; the other cup-hall. my and to “punk. and huh wttl now "all. their on on“. In. We! gun can fur-Inn In an halo. Joe Milur, (new Mr J. E. 8* gram“ string, run the Build”. rm lime at Toronto on Thursday. In]; F. Seam In unable to ride him on account of " m M nnd had to be "PM by n bub-mun. Under the madman. of an rm tho winner was pus up by auction and sold to Mr.J. 8. Wndawonh for $300.00. Wanted. humid-unwi- Girls tuned to run circulat knitt- ing machine; Highs“ wage: paid. "experienced, (in will be advanced. Williams, Burlburt & Co. of Coiling- wood, Limited. 2t. Fingers Cut otf. The farm belonging to the estate of the late t'lttiistiart B. Snyder. 2 1-2 miles north of Waterloo, known as the "John Minglich" farm and occupied by Mr. Moses llnuumu. consisting of 128 acres, “:49 NM by public auction last Saturday to Mr. Meuno Bearinger at $39.00 an acre. Nocturnal Visitors. While working a planing machine in kreutziger'. planing mill Tueeday worming Mr.Mariitrlbrwiuaa accidenz- ally gut tho two middle tinge"; of " right hand caught in the platter, cut- ting tttem l II " the wound joint. Farm Sold. The band concert tad when driving on Tao-d” evening vu I nut. nod to k moved . drawing At',",',,'; Tho conch wan won by In. that Bol- 1/,',',r,,', rich Mu No. 658. The a- roe or and on. new m m by ltr, 513.3431 M. I“ an Some time during Tuesday night some party or parties broke into the vellnruf\\'m. Glaisterh, residence on Herbert street and appropriated about a dozen jars " fruit. TI a window whivlt was nailed shut, was forced in when an mnmnce was etfeeted with etuuporative case. Mr. Glaister thinks the guilty parties were well aequaint- ed with the premises. Saturday Market. The regular Saturday market was not as largely attended as mun], Eggs will at H cents a 1iozeu while butter all“! at 20c to 22c a lb. Freed; apple- butter was quite plentiful at 20e to IN- a small crock. A few chickens sold at 25c to 30e each. All garden vegetables Hrrvllulle plentiful and will at the regular prices Weekly Shoot. Tho wombat was ideal allow weather. Tho murky rlouds threat- ened rain but it hum (drum 3 good nizml crowd visited the Fair. The r-ntrles ware in quantity and qualify up to those of pruvmus years and in many chm exceeded them. The various classes of horses were well re- presented especially uncle roadster; la whlcb clam there were some 2.5 mum. Inside the dlsplny ot halo” work was hm than formerly. Tho‘ display of unable: In only Mm Among the [Mum firms making non- worthy exhibit.- were: In Map-ml Co., lawman; The Berlin & Blonln‘ Wt'tt Co., A. Wealth, about and clothing; It. . William' 6:801: And ttt Berlin Plum Co. plum; Dominion Trading Stamp 60.; the Brelthlupc' was: Co.; J. B. Fobreoblch, bar- 'e and Weber &Co. ofNmt Dun-l At the weekly shoot held at West- side park Friday afternoon the follow- iug'pvere the scores at 25 birds: W. McCabe 21. G. A. Bruce 21. A. Hergott 20. G. Hum: 20. M. Sonny 20. J. Audrich 19. W. J. Marshall lfi. Mr. Bartlett. 16. The Bankers East The Bankers met the Assuranre men in a game of baseball at Wenlside Park, Friday afternoon, and proved may viclima for the Assurance men, the some at the end of the sixth inn- ings being 23 runs th 19rtdrs, who twirled for the Assurance' men, kept the Bankers mwssirut while Cooke the Banker's twirier was easy at times. The game created hm "t' amusement for the speetatms. The special fea- tures of the game were Jones' beaati- ful can-h in right tield, Chas. Ruby's heavv slugging having two runs in the fourth innings and “no of them being a home run. and Itayruo's five hits and (in! runs. 'llw teams lined up as fol- lows: 'canettrs--itescrUt c, Cooke p & lit, (leer tl, " Carnegie 2h, Webbe 3h. Laird s a, Kahuna If, Kemp ef, Jones If. ll. Rand. J. Selection, Songs by Mendelssohn. li. may. 1hreal, The Holy City, Adams. w. A. Raymo. 7. lut-rmezzo Sinfunécio. CavaUeria Rusticana. MascagnL 3. Hymn. Nearer My God to Then. unhinmn. o. Grand March. From Midsum~ memizhvs Dream. Mendelssohn 10. Reverie. Priere a la Undone. Morley. NORTH WATERLOO EXHIBITION Assaranee .___ Wells 1h, Mailman 2h, “Miami RB. 1laymo 3b & c, Ilen- day p. brmerville. c & 3b,_ Schmitt If, lireusziger of, Ruby rf. ,, A good progrunmm or music hats beer, prepared by the W. M. S. band for the Sacred Band Concert to be given at Wcswido Park on Sunday afternoon, the 23rd man. The pro- grammo consists of sacred music only, and will not commence until 4 o’clock so as: not. to Interfere witl, chumhes and Sunday Schools. Everybody wel- come. No admission fees. . PROGRAMME. J, March Onward Cttristian Soldiers Fir A. Sullivan. '.t.hheerpt from 1'f.clt mass Agnus Del - Moyart. Overture. Hungarian. Kela Bela. Brim; 9ertette. muses Chimes, Gui) SAVE THE (JVEEN SACRED BAND CONCERT. - a - In: - up it a m. a my an and! Gin-bu: - P. M. Wand uh. D. Bhu- 3"]th.»an it no Cont, Own A” ll. mm: It. Walt. b. w. lddo In in W. A lap “at. d In... In! eatUdaid in m at an Molina m which our than an My mmiliar thoroughly an. Into. Th. one - the when: In clearly .1an And N: annual and for I Icahn! nuance, stating this was hit an: alone. and that he had shay! bom- n [and ohmic: hantoloro which In proved by the antimony of n number ttt ptominonv. men at the town. “insulin Bechtel of tho Malt of nuns: at tho Gilt Ila-mm spout Thur-I!" “It (rind- in town. Poun- Inmate Love or London at 1 you, 4 months end 29 den. cum on TM” decided “let to eel] Mr. R. c. Tye has ntnmed from I numbered peel-Kama e chm [or . trip to the heme Coturt......Mi" min sandman, with the pout Phi-once l'uddloombe in spending . why Mob%isirttt e in: a Mgr" In few weeks with her an», Mrs. Wm.G. Namath“ - eon- "rtttt......Wr. Mr. Ward amt-ted my: number, n. with. In mum 't,tgl1L?t, .....IIII _ at can an. . I‘m a a damn, I. Jllltl Wl'll%htc tTri"aGe'TetT"iirbri'i'i' ' , nu Eiisrteestr . . 31;.7-"Lr'mm'f‘fifi‘ifil Fall Mllllnory Opening A, Bin Wenhlp in naming up the cue aid the alone. we. the wt seriou- one he had been celled upon to deal Ilth. Under the Criminnl Code the penalty In a term of impritotumsnt not exceeding three yearn. In view of the previous good chances! borne by the prisoner he would allow him to go on suspended sentence after a Itrong warning against the drink habit which no doubt led to the pment unlawful note. The prisoner was to provide tor the full payment of Mr. Peppler " loss of time and medical Itandnnce. $35 DAIAGIS AND wo was. On the chm-go of discharging tire- arme in tamtravetttiott of the Town By- ane the priooner was sentenced to pay a tind of $20 and full coats. He was also Ientenced to pay another $20 f tinterfering witha police ottieer in the dischnnze of his duty,and it?!) dam- age: for killing the dog. - A Mr. J. B. Winner has manned his duties " The luau] Life alter a two weeko’ "etttlott " anbpo Island, flitean mile: than) Panetang. Hat-n. Ed. Diorhmm nnd Dr.Ralph [Manna of Mllvomn, spent Sunduy with iiirai in WWI. Mr. John an: 7“. Visitor to Tor- onto Tuesday. It required I. cheque of $111 to toot the bill of damages. tirteaand costs,not including the amount required to pay Mr. Peppler for loss of time and medi- cal attendance. Mr. cu. Soohnor left tor Durham Tue-day morning. A special meeting of the Water Com- missioners was held on Monday even- ing m which all membela were pre' sent. The petition of Sidney Shelley and nine others tor an extension of the main on Allen St. from “when St. to Moore Avenue was aeeepted--s six inch main to he I dd as far as Willow St. and I 1 1-2 inch pipe from Willow to Moore Ave. The petition of Wm. Ermel and five, other property owners on Noeclrer St. for a 1 1-2 in. senice pipe from King St to Wm.Krmel's residence was accepted andpoatimr,, -e_--__-._ 63.00 J. R. Kaufman, aeet, - . . . . - . 11.50 Wm. Srider, electric lighting, 1.45 Tho Berlin Commissioners requested the Waterloo Water Cotumistsionera to state in writing the quantity of water they eould furnish Harlin per day and the price of the same. The chairman was instructed to write them that Waterloo could furnish :uw quantity up to 500,000 gull-nus [wt any and that the In ice would ulnpnuvl “pun the quan- tity I'aqulred by the Berlin Uulnmia- sinuous. Mr. J. William Fischer, who ha been spending his holidays " his home here) rammed to London Monday to resume his studiu at the London [Medical College. teaming, ............... l. L. Knmpf, exprese,_ _ . - Lunch & Liphuritt, mt.,.. J. M. Scully. boolm of aw: Mrs. Aaron Knechtel of Stratford, has returned Mter spending a few days In town, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bowman left on Tues- day morning for Lancaster Pa., where they will visit. friends and relatives. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burkholdor, of Laneaater, Pa., who went some tlam with {Hands In this vicinity. Mr. John B. Boon, who ha- been amending his holidays at hi. home here returned to Chicago Saturday. At'col's'rs PASSED. E. Dnrmol.for oxusmsiot1s,&e., Conrad Bros, laying of per- Messrs. P. H. Roots of the Dominion Lito man‘. Fred. Haltttead of The Mut- u " Lifu Naif. and Dr. C. T. Noecker have upturned from a two weeks' outing m lhv uilds of the Parry Sound Dist trim. Mr. D. M. Fry,of Bright, spent the past few days with friends in town. He will mama to MeGill ITniversny this week ta resume hie studies in me- chanical Irugtturerfrtjp Ilia! Bram, Bbr of Detroit is the guest of her cousin Mn. E. T. Kilroy. Mina Florence Gnybill has entered the Berlin-Want!” Hospital and corn- meuced her duties " nurse on Friday. Miss Nellie Harris, of Guelph, in visiting friends in the Twin City. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Schledel at- tended the funeral of his aunt, Mn. Philip Zeller, Breslau, on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Rise' el and fam. ily, of Preston, were the guests of Mrs. Ritz, Young St., on Sunday. vices.6zc.,.... A..-.,,.,... Wm. (sinister, freight and PERSONAL AND SOCIAL- WATER COMMISSIONERS' MEETING. . PETITIOXS FOR EXTENSIONS, _xpreaa,_ ..... dt, mt.,.... okn of wet. lug-Ln..." urie lighting, $384. 80 3.36 .30 12.43 l3 Drrrm--Uommb Bounce, anagram of Rel-on and 12mm LI Fortune,“ 1 ttard Emlyn-Pm! al dun; Mr. R. C. Tye nu rammed from n trip to the heme C'oMt......hnq. Florence l’uddloombo In spending n lav hook: with but um Hrs. WILD. “annular W. Wm enema Pertgomgl.--IteF. W. C. Watson and Mm. Watson. of the psrsottngo,Elmira, visited their pminhionere last week‘ . , Mita Jemima Clemens and Mlle Bacon Wilkinson left Tuesday on the excur- sion to Winnipeg. Man, ...Meeen. M. Darren: and J. A. Durant went to Guelph Monday to hear " cm Tupper,llon. Hugh J. MacdonaldJlon. G. E. Fetter, and othern.. . .Mr. And Mrs. Jno. Hamilton left Tuesday on a vuieto relative: in Newton, lows. ... Mr. hear! Cmstnan. at Natchez. W“ In an. v1 inlty one any gut week. . . . Mrs. Geo. Lemn Jr. and her brother, Mr. Ed. Sully. visited relatin- in El- mire retsentlr.-Mrs Power! Ion-u Tues-‘13 for her home In 8ttot'btotrto, tlt' otgmonthp‘ vim with role: we here, PrgRaoNALs.--Mr. Clifford Shier, of St. Mary's, wheeled in on Friday last to spend Saturday and Sunday with his sister, Miss E. L. Si;ier......niss Jeannet Pollock left last week for Brandon, where she has, it is said, se-i cured ssitustion as dressmaker. . - _ . - I Mrs. Wm. Beckett spent a few days last week in Mornington with her son- in-law, Mr. Alex. Beggs....Mrs. Dr. Wilkinson,of Berlin, has been spending a few days at the home here.. ....Mr. Johnston McCormick, of Trowbridge, supplied for Rev. Mr. Mensinger on Sunday last. Mt. McCormick is at- tending the University at Toronto at present with a view to tho ministry of the Methodist Church of which his parents and grandparents hsve been members and judging by his efforts on Sunday last he promises to be a most acceptable candidate. ...Mrs. Thus. Hell, of Stewartown, Hulton Co., paid shying visit to her cousin here,Mrs.A. Boomer, on Tuesday. Mrs. Bell was attending the Wellesley Show, where she has been a successful exhibitor for some years. A decided change in the tempera.- ture of late. - . . . _ [lees can predict the weather. Combine a bee and a small boy and they can produce a squall. - . - What about a curfew bell in town, do you not think it would be advisable to bare one?....Lote of apples and pears this geaaon...."So you're the young follow that robs my orchard?" "I ain't been a robbin' no one." "What makes your pockets bulge sol" "It’s the way the pants is cut."......Thoee especially interested about the probs. of the near future, as evidently several are contemplating a change, yan note this in their diary. I want my wife to be like roast lamb, tender, sweet,niee- ly dressed, plenty of fixing, but with- out sauce. Perhaps you have heard the story of an old friend, that when he led his future wife to the altar,thore his leadership came to an end. 'Tls tgud-But few people marry tor pure love, and they in after your! suspicion that what were " that time prompt- lngs at the tender passion wereiu ell probability but the tirat symptoms of cholera morbus. In P1tovreMENT.q.--Mr. Hy.Pormmsr'a new brick 2 Morey cottage is nearing completion and will be quite an orna- ment to the viiiago....Mr. C. W. C. Parcill has made very substantial ad, ditious to his dwelling, which gives it avery home like appoaranco....Mr. John Ziegler has erected a new wagon shop and will now be in a position to accommodate his increasing business. ......Mr. Theo. Hammond has also added a new brick kitchen to his dwelling, tho Prestrytoriams a new shed to their church and Mr. Jae. Calder, Mr, M. Goetz, Mr. Joe. Me- Carole, Mr. John Srhnurr, Mr. Wm. Gilliland, Mr. Val. Henry and Mt. A. Boomer have been adding to and mak- ing improvements to their buildings, all showing thcstcmly prosperity ofour village....l\lr. Peter Toole has sold his former' dwelling and lot to Mr. Wm. Cnrnochan. "l,000.-Thes Mutual Life Company, through their agent here, Mr. A. Boomer, handed to Mrs. Wm. Hackett on Saturday last their check for one thousand dollars, being the amount of a policy of insurance on the life of her late husband. Mr. Beckett was one of the early members of this Company, his policy being numbered 143. His yearly premiums during these long years were promptly paid and now at his deeease, which took place less than a month ago, the well earned insur- woe had been as promptly settled. Mrs. Beckett also carries a policy in the same Company. WINTERBOURNE. 'tt_rreitat"atsmtar "rtrrttr"'ttt-ttt-tm-sseurs, HAYSVILLB. LlNWOOD. We will be pleased to see you at our open- ings. most elect stocks of Milllnety goodsever shown in Waterloo. when we will show one of the J. Uffelmann. Mr. Thou. Holwoll died " the rod- deneo of " Ion, Mr. G. W. nolwell, It Thedford, an Put the 7th itttst., In M. 80th you. hoot-ed nu the father of Mr. P. Halve“, peanut” " Baton. tad In. R. A. Camel-ml, of New limb-m. a. was . loam: magnum knot plan, And duo! We, "on“ m m I! . I. in Inn: has; l The Ontario Agrieultural College opened tar the fall and winter term on Friday, and, horn present indications, this is to he the banner year in the history of that successful institution. The secretary has one hundred and sixty-four applications in hand. and it is likely that a few more students than this number will urtve during the n " few days. This year more than ever the crying need for more residence accommodation is being felt. The present resident accommodation try some crowding, will provide for 127 students, thus leaving nearly 50s";- dents to seek lodging elsewhere. Nnm. erous trpplieatiom' hare been received from those who would come if they could be given rooms in residence, but who reinse to come sud live outside. Tho College has. therefore, in this respect, reached its limit, and will be seriously hampered until more room C, provided. The opening this you is: two weeks suitor then usual. but other“ it presents no nun-uni font-‘ urns. Theentrsnce eunimtions took plane Beaming The freshmen’s clue numbers over 00, the brass! yet, last; you hush: 90. The stall is the sums, end there is - imitation of s suc- 1 -tttl season's unwary. um! With pleasure we chronicle the ac- ceptance of a Professorship in the Stetson University, Florida, by Mr. Robert J. Bonner, of New Hamburg. This gentleman left here yesterday to begin his work. Mr. Bonner is a son of Mr. John Bonner, farmer, East Zorra. He studied under the late Rev. Mr. Robertson, Chtsterfield,ottt., and graduated from the Toronto Uni- versny, is a member of the Ontario Bar graduating from Osgoode Hall Law School in 1893. He was classical master in the Collingwood Collegiate for tire years, last year he was elected senior fellow in Greek in Chicago Un- iversity completing the course, receiv- ing the degree of doctor of philosophy in the presentation of a prit ted Theses. This latter was a very decided honor for a. Canadian Greek scholar, as Mr. Bonner was selected hom some ninety eompetitors from all parts of the world. - Independent. ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL COL- LEGh. There died at his residence, Blair, on Monday,Sept. 10,Mr. lame Stautfer, who had been a resident of the village agreat many years. Deceased had been troubled with dropey some months, but his death was not expected so soon. He was of a quiet and inof- fensive nature and will he greatly missed in the village as well as in the home. He was a native ofour county, having been born in Bridgeport in the year 1830. He was twice married. One daughter, Mrs. Hess, of Cones, togo, of the first family is still living, and of the second marriage a wid‘oW and tirt, children still survive him. The funeral took place Wednesday afternoon from his lul’e residence to the Blair Cemetery. Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to the bereaved; in their tsftiietion. Alter the ceremony the wedding party turned to the home of Mrs. Bechthold, where a sumptuous repast was partaken of by the many guests, and where the evening was pleasantly spent in games and music. That the bride is held in high estimation by a large circle of friends is shov'm by the number of choice and useful gifts pre- sented to her. The happy couple will reside in Mon. roe, Mich, {or which place they left followed by wishes of unbounded hap- piness and abundant prosperity. A very pleasant event took place in the Petersburg Lutheran church on Wednesday, Sept. 12th, when Miss Annie Bechthold was married to Mr. Emanuel Benz, of Monroe, Mich. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. Lochner, of Wellesley, and Miss E. Gaukle ably presided at the organ. The bride was very becomingly at- tired in a. gown of blue cloth trimmed with braid and cream silk, and a hat of white ohimm and' tiowem. She was assisted by Miss Allinson, of Heidel- burg, who looked charming in a suit of lavender Henrietta and white satin, and the groom was supported by Mr. Wm. Beehthold, the bride’s brother. A NEW HAMBURG BOY'S SUC- CESS. ISAAC STAUFFER'S DEATH. A PETERSBURG WEDDING. Bena-Bechthold Nuptials. _" Illllliilhittary Opening Bays t'A'lt.aiibtiS'ii"ih'lili'iie Mr. Wm. Sykes, 00 you. n resident of C'ottoarg, and penny-tar for Et yeqnhdudntbo spot 89 you; The death occurred at Gait. onTuea- day of Rev. Jae. Donaldson Btter a brief mum. Deceased was born in iSootlnnd in Mr20 and was a graduate of Edinburgh University. He came to America in 1857 and labored at differ. em. points in the United States and C'armds,mtiring to Gall. about 18 you" ago. A widow nnd two sons, .136. A. of Hamilton and Arthur G. of the aalt Reporter trtatr survive him. The Attormsr-msneral or the (7.8., in an opinion to the Poqtmnator-Wyn. ornl, holds that III of the ao-called card chain schemes that recently have been wanted through the malls are a vio- lation of the luv. Pmmucors will be called on to notify all promoters of much when!” of tbs above ruling, nnd If they per-m In oomhtethttt them the dopartmmt will ho mm of the he: with I - to further action. ( Mr. and Mrs. Wingham or Hanover, are visiting at Mr. John Perritthc. _--. Mr. and Mn. A. Kaiser were visiting at their uncles at Aylmer last week.. . Mr. Ezra Snider of Paris spent Sunday at his mum: here. . " .Quite a number from here want. to Parker: Sunday to to: the ruins of the recent tire . u Messrs o. Ryhard. Harry Holwell,and Art. Como: of Baden were tho guests of Mr. William Detweilor on Sunday evening. Special Display of DEATH OF REV. J. DONALDSON The Wilmot Agricultural Society was favored with delightful weather last Friday on the occasion of the an- nual fall fair. Tho attendance was large and the exhibits of greater var- My and number than ever before. In live stock the show of horses was es- pecially good while the exhibits in the ladies‘ department was simply gram]. No tcss than might {largo :bmiuoss collugo have applied to m within the hut mix week for our gmduntus to take pom ions ma teachers in their whools. As many :35 tive businesafllms lnwe applied to m in one day tor onion help. This is surely the best whoa] for you. Cala- cguo tree. w. J. ELLIOTT. Prin. Central Block yrytcrpppprtypititps A Waltham m_ovement in lady's gold filled Canadian case, war- ranted for 25 years for $15.00. A Waltham movement in gent's cold' ftlled Canadian case war- ranted ior 20 years for $12.00. There is a feeling of certainty in buying of us. You know you get what you pay for and if satisfaction is not given you may have it ex- changed or money refunds l. Prices of watches have again gone up and having a large stock of watches on hand the public will tor the next two weeks have the bene- fat of low prices that have not been touched in the Twin-City and after that time you will pay 15 to 20 per cent more than I am offering to, day. . TO OUR- A COLD II on. DAY Full Term Opens Sept. 4th. 'ttrr2rtit'; 7&102544 Note some of cut prices. NEW HAMBURG FAIR. ROSEVILLE. Thursday and Friday of this weak. E. J. R008, -: Waterloo. Autumn &m 1m '5 Trimmed Millinery, New Dress Goods, Stylish Cloaks, Mantles and Furs. G. B. Ryan 8t Go. woomna do f Boyd Umul prim tIre, 81, .1.” " Buy Quick. Selling?“ Any trtraw hat in the neon far llllETllEll’s - - Lion Brewery, Berlin. or scum AND Jeerls! School Opening Woollard & Go Many cases of eye trouble are averted by early application of proper lenses. Present neglect means future trouble. a matter of Foresight. loo "KY. corner Kind AldRiL dar ugh. P. S.--All Account: in Water 100 can he settled SEQ]. Fagor. Orders for beer. either:- in one. or by the keg, from my new brewery in Berlin, left with "E Waterloo agent, Mr. Chan. . Froehiich,sFiiltt. as group“, executed as they were ford my removal to Berlin. Awaiting a liheml ',.'it,'Z.T',' from my Wnterloo friend: rennin Yours respectfully Waterloo Agency: Comer Cedar and King streets to the roar of Haul? hlfckgmith tthop. . ante School text books and scribblers, pads, em, all " a fine line of exercise books Perfect Sight ttteawhata6NfbrMtt A. G. Heller, For High, Public and Sep- German Block. WATER LOO. 50c Martin Waterloo.