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| % QAMAAAAAMMAAAAMAAAAA AAARAA 2 KING STREET, THAT NEW HOUSE OF YOURS. MILLINERY & MANTLES on second floor. Prices we Thick are a Shade Better New Dress Goods New Tweeds New Mantles VOL. 45â€"NO 40. We sell for Cash. We have one Price. . 0. Boehmer Co. Nothing is too good for it It will pay you to examine our big stock of Parlor Suites, Bedroom Sets, including the newest designs in Brass Bedsteads, Mattresses, and all lines of upholstered guuds. M. Erb & Co. â€">=@ â€" Waterioo County‘s Greateiit Store. ~@®=<â€" We will be pleased to have you come and judge for yourselves. Finer, larger and better than ever is the way we want to explain it to you. THE A. 0. Boehmer Co., LIMITED. THE CHRONICLEâ€" TELEGRAPH. (LIMITED.) in snappy new styles. Just arrived They are right in style, right in fit and right in price, and are the finest to be found. Come this week and buy your fall and winter outfit as we are offering many special values and our variety to choose from can please any fancy. Great bargains in fall footâ€" wear. Comeand see. Men‘s Swell Overcoats A WESELOH&CQ, We fll letter orders promptly and profitably. Fall & Winter Suits AND BERLIN. PERsOXAL.â€"Miss E. Latch, of Berâ€" lin, and Miss Sylvia A. Weber, of Heideiberg, attended the Y. P. A.Conâ€" vention at Heepeler last week...... Misa H:ilt, of Pelham, is viaiting at the home of the Missea Ida and Sylvia Weber, also Mis Lizzle Knechtel, of Berlin, spent Sunday with them... ... Mr. Aatun Weber, of Beriin, left for Wiarton last wook. \ PERrsoNAL.â€"Mr. and Nirs. Peter Ottmann were visitors at Berlin on Sunday....A number of our citizens took in the cheap excursion to Mich. and other points last Fridav. Anmfong them were J. Kisainger, John Bast, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, J. Merkâ€" linger, Mrs. Froehlich and several others...... Mr. and Mrs. Val.Z. Wagâ€" ner, of Wilmot, are ill with typhoid fever. \BriErs.â€"A large number of our citizens visited Milverton Fair last Friday which was a decided success as per the report of some of the visitors. Our band furnished the music for the occasion. ... Our farmers are very busy now taking up potatoes which are a very fair yield in this disâ€" trict...... Mr. J. G. Reiner contempâ€" lates going to Listowel to consult an eye specialist in the pear fu‘ure...... We are informed from good sources that we may figure on one more indusâ€" try in our midst, viz., a printing office which will be orened up in 12 few days in part of Mr. Young‘s tailor shop. We wish the new enterprise every #heceas. __Fausk REport.â€"The report so widely circulated about our town beâ€" ing quarantined on account of black diphtheria is a false one and those parties . who circulated the report should be brought to justice. True enough there were several mild cases of diphtheria, but they were detected and attended to in time. AJ) necessary precaution was taken and the disease was checked at once without losing a single caso. _ Every business place is open for busineas and none have ever been closed on that account. The dis J ease is entirely under control. .... Mr. N. S. Bowman made a busiâ€" ness trip to Elmira last week...... Potato digging and apple picking are on hand. tet weather and Bigh winds have probably sometbing to do with early harvesting of same. _ Several farmers report good crops...... Mr. Andrew Frecman is baving a serious siege of typhoid fever in his family and household, Mrs. Freeman, four childâ€" rea and two hired helpers being down with it. _ All are reported doing favorâ€" ably under the care of Dr. Robinson. They have the sympathy of the comâ€" munity in their severe trial......Mr. Thomas Pesrce made his official visit to the school on the 27th.. ... . Mr. and Mre. P. H. Harper and their daughter, Winifred, took in the Elmira/Show and also the E. M. S cancert on,the afterâ€" noon of the 26th~:.... Miss Mabel Snider returned from the bome of ber aunt, Mrs. Gibson, in the West. Her many friends are pleased to have her in their midst......Mr. Soider is able to be around again...... Mr H. Hackâ€" burn is improving slowly...... Misses Nellie and Mabel Snider, Miss Mcâ€" Kenzie and Miss Nellie Wright atâ€" Xended the E. M. S. concert on the 26th......Mr. Soloman Koch took several first prizes for his exhibits at the Elmira Show...... Mr. D. Gabel and MB H. Evel were judges at the Elmira Fall Fair......Mr. Knowles, Montana, brotber of Mrs. Geo. Wright, and his son are visiting relatives in Canada. His daughters, Sadie and Frances, two exemplary pupils otf the school here, intend going home with their father this week. _ They will be followed to their far off western home by the beat wishes of a large circle of friends...... Miss Winifred Harper reâ€" turned Saturday last to her aunt‘s home at Glenmorris......The brick work of Mr. H. Holle‘s new house will soon be finished...... Miss _ Annie Steckley, Betheada Co., Ontario, spent Monday last at the school with hber friend, Miss Bowman...... The Misses Rudy, Ohio,evangelistic workers,spoke convincingly before an attentive audience in the New Mennonite church Sabbath last......The Misses Emma, Maggie and Lizzie Garbig, of Berlin, were visitors under the parental roof over Sabbath last......Mrs. Felix Holle is visiting friends in Guelph and Preston...... Mr. and Mrs. Scbriever and family, and Mr. Louis Koch and his mother visited friends in Baden the beginning of the week......Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Bowman, Berlin, and }family visited the home of Mr. David Koch _ Sabbath last......Rev. Mr. \Ekers, Hespeler, preached in the Lutheran church Sabbath last...... Mr. Jacob Schweitzer is baving the front of his hotel premises handsomely enlarged by a verandab and a cement front walk...... Mr. Jacob Kinzle has | & new floor put in his shop. ; Briers.â€"Mr. Lioyd Bowman, Deâ€" troit, called on bis sister here last week......‘ir. Aaron Scheifee has secured 36 head of cattle for winter feeders......Air. Solomon Koch has on hand 40 beadiof cattle. He also intends purchasing more througbout the season to su:ply the wants of winâ€" ter feeders......Mr. Louis Holle is kept very lusy in the carpentering line, and could find employment for some time for tw« or three extra exâ€" perienced _ carpenters.. .. .. Mr. and. Mrs. Daniel Weber have gone on a visit to relatives in Iodiana...... Mrs. E. Wrigh* and three cbildren and the two Misses Wright, Guelph,were visitâ€" ing at Mr. Geo. Wright‘s last week .. County WATERLOO, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING HEIDELBERG WELLESLEY,. CONZSTOGO AND .. DistRict. Cns ;: Pittaburg city, is the guest of Mrs.Jno. Crrron Non.â€"Anniverury serâ€" vices will be held in the Presbyterian chureh next Sabbath at 11 o‘ciock a. m. and 7 p. m. Services to be conâ€" ducted by Rev. Gilchrist, of Waterloo. uis »â€"obailine Aiinb id db ic cce this d + &1 00013000 PrErsoxAtL.â€"Mrs. Oakley, of Lonâ€" don, is visiting ber daughter, Mrs. J.T. Wilford ... ... Mre. T. E. Williams, of Baden, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. _ Webster......Mrs. Witt. of CHURCR OrENING.â€"The Latter Day Saints held their church opening Sunday last. A large number were present from Mitchell, London, Stratâ€" ford and Toronto. The temple was filled to the doors. PERSONXAL.â€"Mrs. Geo. Wingefelder returned to her home in Stratford after spending a week with Mrs.Joe Wingeâ€" felder......Mr. Theo. Schmidt and some lady friends, of Gadabil), were visiting at V. W. Wettlaufer‘s Tuesday last......Quite a number from here attended the fair at Milverton and reâ€" ported a hot time..... . Mr.Hy Weitzel and family visited at Mr. Sol. Mehm‘s Sunday last...... Mr. and Mrs. John Rebling spent Sunday with friends in Stratford. relatives in‘hrl-i_cvbigan â€" Briefsâ€"Mr. J. M. Weber, Carriageâ€" maker of this village, has been a very successful exhibitor of buggies at the fall shows held this year. He has had buggies on exhibition at four or five different fairs and everywhere his buggies have taken the _ highâ€" 8t prizes.........Mr. J. Chipman bas purchased one of Mr. Weber‘s show buggies. .. .. Mr. Ed. Poth is takâ€" ing a trip to Michigan.....Mr. and Mra. Wm. Spaetzel are visiting with ralutivas im 2g1012 0_ ' Personalâ€" Mr. J. Cassel, the well known acrobat of our village, returned }to his home on Monday, with a sprainâ€" ed ankle. He had been performing in New York State, and was walking the rope, at a height of about twentyâ€"five feet from the ground, when the pole supporting one end of the rope sudden ly gave way, thus landing Mr. Cassel on the ground; he came down with the rope, which wasstill fastened at one end, and in that that way escaped the injuries he might otherwise have reâ€" ceived. 201 (2 24200 WOIXG.â€"Mr. Victor Chochard, of Berlin, was visiting at Mr. J. T. Ott‘s....Mr. Orton Snider, of Middle Marsh, was visiting at the home of bis parents here. Orton got the 2nd place in the bicycle race at Elmira. ... Mr. â€" Joshua Umbach, of Upper Wool wich, left Saturday to take a course in Mining Engineering at the School of Practical Science, Toronto.. .. Mr. C. Doerr, of New Dundee, was a visitor in our village the past week. He succeeded in getting 2nd place in the 2.40raceat the Elm ra Show withhis pacing mare. ... Mr. John Steddick of this place received the sad news of the death of his mother on Wednesday last. She had reached the allotted three score and ten, but was still hale and hearty. Scarcely three weeks ago she was visiting here and the news of her sudden demise was quite a shock to the relatives of this place. The reâ€" mains were interred Saturday in the cemetery at Elora. Fureralâ€"The remains of the late Miss A. Lautenscblager of Berlin were interred in the New Dundee Cemetery on Sunday last. The funcral from Berâ€" lin arrived bere at about half past four in the afternoon. _ Rev. Mr. August Stoltz of Berlin performmed the burial ceremony. A number of our village who were relatives of the deceased atâ€" tended the funeral. Brikrs.â€"Farmers in the vicinity of Floradale are busy lifting the potato and root crops. Both promise a good yield . ... Most of our townspeople atâ€" tended the Elmira Exhibition last Wedâ€" nesday. We just note that Mtr. Albert Lehnen of this place carried off the first prize with his team in the carâ€" riage class....The cider mill was closed down for a few days, owing to some defect in the boiler. The damâ€" aged part was repaired as quickly as possible and the mill is again in operaâ€" tion to meet the wants of its many cusâ€" tomers. Cora McKay, Borlin, spent Sunday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. MeKay...... Fred. Hardy wheeled to Palmerston Friday...... Mrs. Dr. Wilkinson and little Ruth are spending a week at Mrs. Wilkinson‘s.... â€"~Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Panabaker, of Hespelâ€" er, called on friends here Sunday.... Miss Stuart, of Milton, was the guest of Mra. Mitchell last week . .. . Mr. and Mrs. Detweiler, of Roseville, apent Monday at Mr. Pomeroy‘a. ... Mesare. Will and Henry Sberriffs spent a couple of days last week with their friend, Mr. Jewitt. PErRsONAL.â€"Mr. Robt. MeMillan, of Guelph, made a tour through this vicinity on his bike Friday.... .. Miss Wilkinson is home agair after an abâ€" sence of several weeks with relatives at Hawksvilie..... . Master Hamilton Veitch, of Hespeler, has come to town to spend the winter. He will make his home with his uvcle, Mr. Jas. RHamilâ€" tou, and will attend school.. ... . Miss Cora McKay, Borlin, spent Sunday es t n es 01 1 _ BrIEF$.â€"J. A. Dorrant caught a raccoom lust Monday which tipped the scales at 24 lbs. Good.... M.Durrant bhas a grade Shortborn calt four monthe old, weighing 400 lbs. _ Who can beat this 1. ... The Sacrament of the Lo:d‘s Supper will be dispensed in Chalmer‘s church next Sanday morning. Last Sunday was "Flower Sanday" and the church was prettily decorated for the occasion. OMING CROSSHILL. WINTERBOURNE. NEW DUNDEE. aND GorXG.â€"Mr. ROSTOCK. FLORADALE. "CpBC, Mas been a very itor of buggies at the this year. He has had bition at four or five and everywhere his Electric Railway Bridge.â€"The piles have all been driven for the three plers and the pile driver is at present hayâ€" ing a rest. The cement filling is comâ€" pleted on the first pier and the excaâ€" vating is completed on the second and the concrete will be put in this week. Work on the one abutment on the south side of the river is also about completed and the work no doubt will go on with a rush from now ont. ltll“ lnpnud the bridge will be up by F. Frousch‘s house and is keeping a boarding house for the convenience of the men at work on the electric line .. . ... Mix $Ella Lutz,who has been home on her hoirdays for the past three weeks returned to Berlin on Monday . . .. Mrs. M. Enniss called on a few of her friends last Friday evening and a pleasant evening was spent in games, etc...... Miss Cornelia Begler, of Preston, spent a few days of last week with her friend, Miss Clara Janzen, of Centreville.... E. Detweiler, W. Mast and N. Lutz attended the laying of the corner stone of the Roman Catholic Church in Ber-] lin last Sunday. â€" Personalâ€"Mr. LeanderClemens, who has been in the Beriinâ€"Waterioo Hosâ€" pital suffering from typboid fever, is at home at present recuperating. We hope that he soon will recover his usual health.... Mr. Nelson Lutz, who has been on the Preston Progress staff for the past three years severed his conâ€" nection with that paper last week and has secured a situation on one of the Berlin papers, where we have no doubt but he will be successful...... Mrs. 1. Bowman and daughter have moved to Berlin, where Miss Bowman is at present working on the W. G. and R. staff.. Mr. Fischer has moved into Mr. BrtEF8.â€"lev. J. C. Cameron. of North Mornington Presbyterian church, will preach in the Methodist church on Sunday afternoon....Quite a numâ€" ber of our villagers attended the Elmira Fair last Wedneeday and we are pleased to learn some came home with the red ticket...... Farmers are busy: taking up their potatoes, and the crop is good.... Fall wheat in this viemity is looking well and the recent rain on Friday mnight auued groauy to its‘ growth. PERsoxat.â€"Mtr. Henry Rubl, of Newton, passed through our burg last Thursday......Miss Ella Alderson, of Berlin, is visiting at Mr. F. G. Lackâ€" ner‘s...... Mrs. Geo. Love, of Lebon, was visiting a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. G. Tanner......Mr. Alvin Shelly and sister, Nettie, acâ€" companied by. Miss Ida Fry, visited friends in Newton on Sunday.... Miss Vina Weber left on Thursday to attend. Berlin Model School. , .â€"â€". .. Mr. Ed. Seip spent Sunday last in Waterloo and Berlin in company with his sister and a friend......The hunting season is the general conversaâ€" tion of the local sports. Soon will the chase begin. f Briers.â€"Miss Emma FiscWer, of Detroit, is visiting relatives in this vicinity . ...Several of this community took in the Western excursions on Friâ€" day......Mr. Thos. Pearce, 1. P. S., paid his oflicial visit to our public school on Wednesday and gave a very favorable report. Our teacher has been reâ€"engaged at a fair increase of salary. Mr. Hy. Heimbach, brother of our postmaster returned on Friday last from a trip fo the "Yater land" and reâ€" ports having enjoyed good health and a good time. Returning he took in the Paris Exposition and saw the wonâ€" dersa of the world. Henry is having a busy time communicating all be saw and heard to his friends and neighâ€" bors. i Personalâ€"Mr. A. A. Lytle and Miss M. L. Shirr, (our teaehers,) and Miss Boomer wheeled to Milverton Friday to attend the Fall Fair. Miss Shier and Miss Roomer spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Moss Grimmer, while Mr. Lytle went to his home in Tralee. A number of others also atâ€" tended the fair, Mr. Jake Walters, of our town, we are pleased to learn, was successful in carrying off 1st prize on his buggy hurse.... .. Miss Kate Spahr returned home last Friday from a pleasant visit with friends up north .. R. J. Kerr spent Sunday at home.... Mr. and Mrs. Love, of Lebanon, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kerr on Sunday...... A photographer from Harriston pitched his tent here on Monâ€" day last and was largely patronized dnring the day. He left in the evenâ€" ing for Wellesley. The Sickâ€"Mr. Moses Strome is serâ€" iously ill with typhoid fever. "Harvest Home"â€"The Ladies Aid Socie‘y of the Methodist church will give a Haryest Home Dinuer here in the school room at rear of the church on Monday evening next, Oct. 8th. A ’good programme of music and speeches will be given during the evening. Miss Lily Boomer,of London, will contribute several piano solos. As the harvest has been so abundant this entertainâ€" ment should be liberally patronized. The Rev. J. C. Cameron, of Burns. who is very popular amongst people here, will exchange pulpits with the: pastor of the chureh and preach at the different appointments Sunday. A special Harvest Home service will be conducted by him at Linwood, Sunday evening at 7 o‘clock. Don‘t forget the date, Oct. 7th and 8th. Admission to Harvest Home Dinner 25¢. Â¥arriedâ€"Mr. William Spencer and Miss Minnie Viola Staddon were bapâ€" pi v Joined together at the Metbodist parsouage on the 27th of Sept. at 6.30 o‘clock, by the Rev. Hy. Monsinger, in the preseuce of a few witnuesses and friends. T , OCTOBER 4, Fischer has moved into Mr. h‘s house and is keeping a house for the convenience of HAWKSVILLE. FREEPORT ST. AGATHA. LINWOOD have moved t Bowman is a e W. G. and R el 62 62 55%5S 555555556556 5555 SSS5S5S5555E Cash and one Price EJust From Cermany ; LADiESs‘ ? ® :‘ CGoats and Jacketsé HABIT !S HARD TO KILL But Facts are stubborn things. Hundreds of well dressed men that were in th: hobit of havâ€" ing their suits made to measure by their favorite toilor are now buying with equal satisfaciion the clothing We sell. 2 piece sailor suits navy blue serge braid trimminfi‘l.?O, $1.50 , $1.75,$2.00, $2.25,$2.50, $3.00; Brownie suits wit vest, Fancy s Tweed $2.75, $3.00, $3.50, $14.00, $4.25; Boys 2 piece suits "% blue and black worsted $2.50, $3.00 $3.75, $1.00 1. t * It would please us exceedingly to have you favor us with & ’[Sf‘mga\- call before buying your wiuter suit or fall over coat. A little lot of black twill jackets, regulatly each, come and get one for We show some late New duplicate. We sell them at Light is Cheap gr= Q 44. â€" Phone 215. Much can be learned there about qualities and prices, styles and values. Every kind of lamp is shown. Some little fellows that give good light at fifteen and twenty cents, Others up to $12.00. or rather the means of making it Those who don‘t think so can spepd an interesting half hour in our $2.00 THE B. Grennan Co. Men‘s fine worsted suits, brown nobby at $10 50 ments, $8. $8.50 $9. and $10 00 Our Fall overeoats are the perfection of st yle embracing the latest novelties, and finished like the best merehant tailor gare« ments. $8. #8 50@0 and ain n Neat, Nifty and New. Our iamps are up toâ€"date. . LAMP DEPARTMENT POPULAR PEBIC Next to Bank of Hamilton, Berlin. 23 and 2: inings, « Weiche! & Son, WATERLOO & ELMIRA. SMYTH BROS., nd 25. South Side Kine St REFRTI York styles you‘ll tind it hard to CHILDREN‘S SUITS FALL OVERCOATS WHOLE NUMBER 2395 QN\.'E‘;E Lo mixtures very 69 62 +088