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â€" A Watch for Christmas Mr. W. V. Uttley, managing director of the Publishing Co. swore that in _Fébruary Mr. Clark promised to pay for services rendered and offered $200 of stock in script which witness refused. saying any payments must be in cash. He had receipted the two amounts reâ€" ceived on the account and Clark had pot objected to the account. Clark‘s cheques has been signed by himself &emnally and he had written letters the same way though on letter heads of his company. Division Court was held in the Court House Monday. A case which excited a good deal of interest was that of the German Printing and Publishing Co. vs. J. 8. Clark viceâ€"president of the Port Doverâ€"Goderich R‘y Co. The Comâ€" pany‘s account was originally $252 for printing, advertising. editorial support. and special and general reports in the Newsâ€"Record and Deutsche Zeitung. On this $100 had been paidâ€"$50 in June and $50 in July last. The town held Clark‘s cheque for $1000 and when about to return it to him were garnisheed by the Publishing Co. for $100, they abandoning all above $100 in order to sue in Division Court. The case occupied nearly all forenoon. _ Mr. J. 8. Clark admitted having promised to pay but stated no exact amount and it was to be only after the road was built. He was directly conâ€" tradicted on this point by the plaintifi who said it was to be after the byâ€"law was passed. In giving judgement his Honor conâ€" sidered the fact] that the R‘y Co. had made two payments on the account without objecting to it. They had reâ€" ceived a large amount of work and had promised to pay. He held Mr..Clark, ;ei;ofiilly, not liable but gave judgâ€" ment against the R‘y Co. for full claim with costs. â€" The further question then arose as to whether the guarnisheed amount was Mr. Clark‘s money or the R‘y Co‘s. ADDRESS TO YOUNG WOMEN Following up the sermon to young nren, delivered on Sunday Noy 25th, Rev Dr Williamson preached to young women on Sunday evening to one of the largest congregations which has ever erowded into the Methodist church. The preacher began by saying: ‘There is a great responsibility on young women. >~Tell me what kind of young women there are in a community and I will tell what kind of men are there. â€" The general character of the young women of a community decides its future socially, morally, and reâ€" ligiously. If all young women did what they could to stamp out the vices of young men there would be a comâ€" Elom revolution among them. The ighest ambition of a young woman should not be to excell for favor‘s sake, «‘for favor is deceitful," nor should it be to follow the follies of fashion, beâ€" cause "beauty is vain." To follow these fashions are both absurd and wicked."~ He also spoke very strongly against the use of paint and powder and of desiring to be a society girl. "Of all things disgusting to me the halfâ€"dressed society girl is one of the worst" he said, and added that if any thought he spoke too strongly they could ask his pardon and he would . forgive them. He urged independence, but not presumption. _ "Be able to win your way in the world without marâ€" riage being a necesrity." In concludâ€" ing he advised the young women to be natural, to be themselves always. Galt young Liberals have formed a elub. Mr. A. R. Goldie of the firm of Goldie and McCulloch is president and the organization starts under most favorable auspices. _ We wish it sucâ€" The Time is appro@aching when some thought must be given to Holiday Gifts. â€" Santa Ciaus has long since received our orders and our stock of Watohes, Jeowellory, 7**>. Sllverware, Novelities, etc., is the king of gifts No thing is so much appreciâ€" ated. We have a very comâ€" plete stock of all kinds and at prices that any purse can afferd. â€" You must see them to fully understand their worth. * m®Grtopf “\-w: ‘v ue es e 26â€" 5C m() a j o . VR I acC ts : e ran SCs P 4 % Y Ns iE ray> k Amed" 7 C 4 ux es a \\‘ yÂ¥ 1‘:“ “(.) f hi) mt h &2] y R ‘{3%, peos es â€". _ Th = [\ paxze fls // M ;\ lt £4 W U o4 ‘Ag\“fil 3 Qv/ ‘ 603 \;;,3" ce ®ks~r a~ DIVISION COURT. Jansen Bros., Berlin. OPTICIANS. nc (onP®f ocA NC ) : I No Cox D p lz §A |MceCarthyâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 8th, the J â€" eget wife of Dennia MeCarthy, of a son. ‘ & & a "' Doerrâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 27th, the wife y -~T’ e 4 of John H. Doert, of a daughter. N ;”? * j# s Hesseâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 23rd, the wife i â€"~ px 5 of F. Hesse, of a son. Ab Tis RSYd |mitterâ€"At Haysville, the wife of Geo. 7 \\Z,‘ “o\s Miller, of twins. ols s > €2A) | Achesonâ€"Near Galt, Nov. 29th, the f 1 _f »p / W \ke wite of Dr. G. Acheson, of a son. ‘ lnlles/ /\ (. i Nelll &2 Christmanâ€"â€"At Hespeler, Nov. 29th,the | 3 â€" At ib a wife of J. W. Christman, of a daughâ€" K+ omm @«~r ~â€"|\Houghtonâ€"In North Dumfries, Nov. 22nd, the wife of Wm. Houghton, of: Tlm â€" a daughter. ‘ . 28 Bucherâ€"At Berlin, Dec. 2nd, the wife is approaching when some| of Geo. Bucher, of a son. thought must be given to MARRIAGES Holiday Gifts. . Santa Ciaus | owell _Spaldingâ€"At Hamilton, Nov. has long since received our| ogin Chas, Howell,of Brantford,for m 1 * orders and our stock of * merly of the Progress staff, Preston, es, Jowellery, /#~. | _ to Margaret Spalding, of Preston. ware, NMovelties, etc., Marshallâ€"VonEndeâ€"At the home of is complete and well assorted. | â€" th® bride‘s parents, Preston‘ Nov. Early purchasers can save),, 28th, by‘ Rna J. R. J%hnoéan, R. G. time and monesé Late purâ€" ) ptarshali to Gertrade YonEnde. chasers are made in .a hurry | Dagk=â€"Starrâ€"At Berlin,Nov. 26th, b{ and hurry means digsatisfactâ€"| . Rev.Father Waechter,Lorentzs Dao ion. Our M-wflmbie to Loul#a Starr, both of Berlin, sy d quol o m m d wa au 3 Seucs you to be generous. ,\' l JOBEPH MICKUS, Auctioncer, | ‘ _ â€"| Des. 6.â€"â€"Stock and implements of the Tib Pramport, n wers aide of on Grand River. Dec. 7.â€"Â¥Farm stock and implements of Henry Holle, Conestoge. Dec. 18.â€"Stock and wmfl of Jacob Merklinger on line of Welâ€" lesley, 3 miles west of Wellesley vilâ€" Dec. 19.â€"Farm stock and implements of Nblwlfl Hoffer, Peel Township, 4 miles north of Yattun. Dec. 20.â€"Stock and implements of Joseph E. Moyer, 1 1â€"2 miles cast of Linwood. Wheat Markets Higher â€" Cables Cam Steady From the Other Side of the Atlanticâ€"Quotations. Liverpool, Dec. 5. â€" Y esterda wheat futures closed unchanged froi Monday‘s final figures. a;;«::;a, Dec. 5. â€" Wheat â€" futures yesterday advanced %%,¢ per busiel Following were the closing prices at important wheat centres yestorâ€" day i New York Milwanukee St. Louls M Grainâ€" W heul, etrolt tandand «< "d oneNTo ~T. LaWRENCE Export I‘r Toronto, Dec tock at the C vas moderate osed of 18 T8 â€" sheep oa * bulls, ligh Londs gooid |blll("l_l' exporters, mixed Butchers® cattie, pn Feeders Feeders. vhile "nu'igg?;x Afi ho t Ives. is not ade 00 eauther. Wheat..............0+ 8 Flour, Ocean.......... Flour, Sola.... ... ...« Flour, Pastry.........> OALS . .cc resirarsecvers PeS, . .. :4 crirsaacar +s Bran, per ton.......... Middlings, per ton.... Butter, per Ib.......... Figgs, per doz...... ... (Hogs, lYG...;â€"szrsrss l{ng, dressed ......... Hay, per ton.......... Straw, per ton........ Woo,per cord........ SLOCKODS..:, : +>:1 «.:. neapolis No Nortbern .. iver} heep, choice t food to choice ter. . thern s qui que sh Waterloo, December 6 MARKET REPORTS. TooNTO LIYK sToCK L1 sows ®tigs fa p gwood , Dee towh wd any thing good in . the lass was readily picked ap I8 eatitle, nn"‘ Ia he qualits BIRTHS. 11 laiubs The run of live Market yesterday carloads, _ comâ€" , 2.000 hogs. 1. mubs. with 4: LTL +o $4 11 Xoar. _ Ma X, £0. 8044 $0. 7 0 T1 $ 0.62 2.10 â€" 2.00 â€" .90 .nn 13.00 16 00 .20 ; Nn 4 s 1d. Puâ€" March Gs 6 00 9 00 8| peaking. the imild 24 10 Came 0 W 4 00 3 u0 47 red 114 10.00 0.62 2.10 «12 5.00 4.20 1« Good 0 Anderron of Rockpnidge , Baths, Rock %‘ ige rsom, ol oc & Co., Va., "Is a Godâ€"send to .3& and sickly women, restoring health without subjecting their nerves to the shock of an en:?nnfion. "I was all run down in healthâ€"could not work but a short while without resting. Was so nervous at times that I could not even write; had a very poor appetite. I decided to write to Dr. Pierce and state my case, I received a favorâ€" able reply, and commenced taking the * Favorite Prescription® and * Fellets.‘ _ Took six bottles of ‘Favorite Prescription,‘ one of ‘Golden Mediâ€" cal Discovery ‘ and one vial of ! Pefiets.‘ I can now work as well as I could before I was taken sick. 1 thiuk Dr. Pierce‘s medicines the best in the world for sick and nervous women." Hinschbergerâ€"Benningerâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 27th, by Rev. A. Weiler, Robâ€" ert Hinschberger to Johinna Benâ€" ninger, both of Berlin. DFAFTHS Rabhnâ€" At Preston, Nov. 29th, Carrie, daugbter of Mr. and Mrg. Heur: Rahn, aged 7 years and 5 months I Hamiltonâ€"At â€" Preston, Nov. 25th, Esther, daughter of E. J. Hamilton, aged 3 years. Malcolmâ€"Suddenly, at Preston, Nov. "9th, Jobhn Malcolm, of Galt, aged 57 years and 4 months. Soehnerâ€"At Floradale, Nov. 7th, Hy. Soehner, aged 70 years,2 months and 4 days. Albrechtâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 26th,Ethelâ€" bert Lonisa, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Albrecht, aged 4 months and 7 days. Seilerâ€"At Berlin,Dec. 3rd,Geo. Seiler, | aged 89 years and 9 months. Doctor Pierce‘s Pleasant Pellets are specially adapted to the use of delicate women. â€" Easy to take, geritle in action. J. K. SHINN, Waterloo, Ont. Telephone 267. Desirable building lot for sale on George st. For pariculars o PNEUMATIC HORSE COLLAR. All horse owners should have it. Made of best tanned leather and tubber made of pure gm. Sure cure for sore: shoulders. Guaranâ€" teed for one year. Best of testimonials from those who have used them. Canadian patent for sale. Will be sold by county rights or for the Dominion. â€" Write for descriptive circulars orders sent by mail or otherwile will have prompt alte ition. Manufacturer Now is your time to get a cheap buggy. I offer the balance of my bugsgies at a great reducâ€" tm in order to make room for my cutters and sleighs. _ I also ofâ€" fer for sale my four fine driving horses. ilorseâ€"shoeing as usual. _ Am known by the leading horseman as a practical horse shoer. King St., Kast of Scoit, The undersigned has opened up a harness shop in Devitt‘s Block, Waterloo, and is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line in a satisâ€" factory manner at modcrate charâ€" ges. â€" Harness, blankets and a tull line of horse goods kept in stock, Also a full Iine of trunks and valises, A call solicited. Stroh‘s Tannery Highest prices paid for Beef and Horse hides, Calf and Sheep skins,any quantity. _ _ _ 0) 0 2,; .0 a_l _ All kinds of furs hmgzht in Season. Fox, Mink. Skunk, uskrat, Coon. :-:nll market prices paid for prime ins. â€" ooo _ _ Horse and Cattle hides tanned very soft anid mellow %whitp) for fine robes, Also all kinds of Furs, Sheepekins with wool snowy white and soft, Dogskins very soft and white, perfectly clean from grease. All the above tanning lt;y ne:n entirely new process. . Robes Extra fine and -tm Ince leather for Beiting and shoe strings, Give us a trial for all the above. Hides and skins to be tauned may be sent by wuml'-‘-lhl- 46â€"3 mos Funeral Director and Embalmer. 4â€"uf HARNESS SHOP Notice. WATERLOO, WM. SPAETZEL, 4 New Dundee A. C. Thoman, apply to NEW H. M. Wilheim. FRED KR BERLIN. n;r.;.a‘:am"-“? County of Waterioo. | | ELE usterdgeed wiBle! to sellat 10c. each . When sold send us the S mee es Maclfer ns "I mersin. in lnrand ere U are : , 1 ed6 2l »ilver chased lock.ie{egnm br o-hn.'rldund silver; 4 hâ€".ndsome brooches set wi opals, torquois and Alaskan diamonds, 3 beautiful 7â€" inch hat rlm scl with rubies, l.ufinfl.ul emeralds, 3 scart V?ln‘ set wu:rrh. iamonds al:leuwmldn. e run all § and take back whatever you cannot sell. ve y purchaser of perfume from our agents receives * prizes. Write .oâ€"day, . Don‘t letothers get ahoad of you. Box 233 48â€"t.f Liquor License Act NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the Board of License Commissioners will be held a the Brunswick Hotel, Berlin, on Satâ€" urday, th eighi day of December next at 11 w‘clock a. m , to consider an :{rlhnuon made hy Leuis Scharh of the Township of Wellesley for a transfer of ‘he tavern license from Charles Kraft of the sae place BENJ. DEVITT, 48â€"2t. â€"_ Licunse Inspector. 48â€"2t. Wauerluo, Nov. 28, 1900, FJYHE undersigned otiers for sale one of the MUUZ U Mn e aes cS N d i l best farm= in the township of Woolwich consisting of 209 acres. situated on the Grand River a° the thrift. vil age of Canuumo. On it arâ€"a convenient2 story brick dwelling with farnace, large bank barn and all necessary outâ€" buildings with an abundant surply of _ good water. The land is Dfiw,m’ of a rich loam, well fenced, Rfirdy under ned, 160 acres unâ€" der very high state of cultivation, the balance der very ;noish wtate of cultivation, 106 DMIITT in hardwood bu h and V‘P.","P_E'!‘_L !"or fur ther particulars apply _n the nremises to Farm for Sale or to Ront Sil‘uatod near Gernvwms. 4 miles from Ber: lin. On the premil are good house and bank barn, orchard, good wells, hard and soft water,suitable for market gardening purposes. buyer can have 2 or l0acres land. Apply to CONSIST!NG of 25 acres in the township of 4 Wilmot 4 mile east of Josephsburg, 24 miles west of St. Agatha. On it is a good house.hank barn, large orchard of choicefruit trees. There is an excellent spring on the farm. For further pnrtfii'i‘uhr-.}:%nly to .\|lrs. ?ophin S?rsnn, m with Joseph Kepper, } « ile » ast of St. suPHIA SARAS, 4841 *St. Agatha,P.0, Farm for Sale. URHAM Cow for sale, registered pedigree, D 5 years old, dark red color, due to calve in February. E. N. HAWKE, Masseyâ€"Harris Agent, Male Help Wanted SALESMAN wanted to sell our goods v?" rample to wholesale and retail trade. e are the largest and onl“manumturm in our line in the world. Liberal sa ary paid. Adâ€" dress, CANâ€"DEX MTg. Co. Smvanoah, Ga. Blacksmith Shop and House for Sale [n a thriving village in Waterloo County. No opposition. Shop contains a1 noeeslp tools. For further particulars addres« Box F. Waterloo, Ont. 47â€"1 mos, Hleam ticulars ap J ACOB SP \ ETZEL, Mannheim 36â€"tf. ‘The undersigned offers for sale; his valuable farm consisting of 100 acres in the township of Wilmot, Waterico Countyhalf -:{nmm Peters burg and New Dundee, on the m road. On it is a comfortable house. . The barn and outbuildings are large and very complete. There is a large and very commodious hog pen, silo, and stabling is in good -h?.. An .bumhmol.flod water supplied with nvdraulic ram: also a small stream, .A perfect on MAE UE C RCLSIKA Kell#tner mm of waterworks all throughithe buildings. land is in a high state of cultivat on, very proâ€" ductive and ever ing is in shape to carry on the most modern approved syste® of farming. . For 4Tâ€"it. Jos. MipLe®, Proprictor, Valuable Hotel Property, Ne Dwelling House and 4 Lots in Waterloo. Farm for Sale. mOVOIM ITO MECTI ACWHAs 2l ns Rrafft‘« Hote! or Westside Park Hotel. opposite the street car station on King St. The hotel is a three story brick stâ€"uctu e with eumlodz rooms well arranged for a general trade and anjavs a Iarge patronag o h. new "“ fgogs on corner of Queen and Y oung Streets.on #ints, containing 9 rooms; a so 4 lots on Young and Pepp!orn :flm r-m"..u"'-'-'- Excelsior Trading Co., To Whom It May Concern. HE undersigned offers for sale his valuable H AT valuable farm near the r« apply to SPARTZEL, New Dundee. 50BB Li sab s 2t‘ enliihepe t O SORr P ud c hotel in the Town of Waterloo known as the Town of TEUETY ARTTTIT Farm for Sale. Farm for Sale. FOR SALE. For Sale. For Sale. GEORGE WRIGHT, Cones ogo. aterioo. Ont. PHILIP KRAFTT ."l to A.%C. HALLMAN, New Dundee P. ( Executors. ‘ater 00. Thursday, December 6th, 1900 at l:i::M a. m. sharp, the following properâ€" 3To0k: Bay mare 9 years old, grey mare 8 y“'ulld.(vdfitn.-. "ofl""‘“‘“ le e n 28F 11 Freeh), larrgw cow. 3 beiforerdue mo‘ltoh{'.ngm.!gp}ln.l.dl: calves, 76 cce on RR T o. ET h10 40000 coaaan i se e bar goud Ahk OSR rake, mower, seo drill, land roller, bayrake, 2 wagons, wide tire wagon, 2 wagon boxes.2 open bufliu. (1 neari« new), hay rack, p ing tooth cultivator, 2 Advance rm Â¥turrow plow. iron harrow, scuffier, pair bobâ€"s nearly new, cuttor, wood sheep ning mill,? sets grave s,2 wheelâ€"barrows, hay fork, ropes, pulle; s, lumber, 2 s is double 1 38 +o wrecd d ty Pm n ied No lindinpdins ‘yh+ Lc firake Bc mend d o JA PE PE harn ss,° (1 new‘, 2sets plow harnees, 3 sets single harness, (1 newg i on kettles.copper ketâ€" tle, meat tub, 3 cider s, grind stone, grain bags Iolfn chaina, cow chains, scythen.grain cmdl-&w ulo-tn-ot.wh yokes,2 crossout saws, (1 new), hay knife, fence wlm robe, m skin robe,pair hose blanke/ hen cup milk cupinudxook stove with pipes,box stove, ntlot stove, 2 bunche», sink,2 wood boxes, tabâ€" 2 churns, meat chopper and stuffer, scale (ttils, scooks, ho. thorein miles forke, Sb0bue w, ve oats, and a lot of olh-'u!anl-wolnnuvu 10 mention. TERMS: Oate, chickens, and all ums of &‘3 and under caso; over that amount 12 m ni eredit on approved joint notes or 5 per cent. off for eu:‘rmenu of credit amounts. Everyâ€" thing be sold without reserve as the farm is LUNCH AT NOON. JO8. MICKUS, _ Jos. MiLLER, Execu‘or, Auctioneer, Mrs.Frmoimaxp MrLiz®, Farm Stock and Implements. ERE will be sold b{ rnbliocucuon on t faurm of Jacob Merklinger, 3 m los wost e‘lesley vlll.av'. 3 miles cast of Poole, in | township of Wellesley, weet section, on JO8. MICKUS, _ JACOB MERKLINGER, U8,. JA CLINGER, ‘Tuesday, December 18th, 1900, AUGTI_OO!I SALE Live Stock, Impfements Eto. HE undersigned will sell blic_auction T o:':.h: premises 1} mu:’u:tu of l:.nwood on section Itne in west section in the Township of Wellesley on Thursday, December 20th, 1900, commencing at 1 o‘clock p. m., th: following valuable property, viz: LIVE STOCK: Bay mare 11 years old, in foal by Red Gauntlet, bay horse 4 years old, colt risâ€" ing 3 year « old. colt rising 2 years old; b cows suppo «+d to be in calf, Jorsy cow in calf, heifer supposed to be in calf, Jersey bull 7 months old, 7 spring calves; 11 ewes, 1 ram. . ToofsMENTs ET0 2 new, pair bobâ€"sleighs, lon« sleigh, M Harris dorte, howrly newFor: nto mower,nearly new, MOIUE M DN d es P rake, seed drill, Cutaway disc harrow, Jong plow, mrm. 2 weoden harrows,land roller top hum cutters one nearly new, 2 mvrj boxes, racks, straw cutter, fanning mill carriage. cart, Berlin bicyole, cultivator, 2 ladâ€" esnc en t mann moe reaig r chains, An{ue, scoop shovel. 250 ft, 1 inch wmmmlflu&lw‘tw Sn bus. mangels, 300 bus. mixed grain, 30 bus. seed peas, scuffier, crossâ€"out saw, grain "m nearly new, so thes, forks,frakes, shovels, stone and many other articles too numerous to mention. _ * RITMS OF SALE: Grain roots and all sums of $5 and under cash, over that amount 18 months‘ credit on approved se. urity,4 per cent, per annum off for cash. . _. rlew Fos. MICKUS, JO8. E. KEYER, Auction Sale Farm for Sale. HE un offers forsale his splendid farm, Lot 18, 4th concession, Block A, in township of eolulm.ll’ acres most of it cleared and in a high of cultiâ€" vation, balance hardwood bush. 3 miles from n.g,"n'._smfl-rmnflzwflkmd & miles :dmg‘rl&wgu-dn. En ohrn-n“l:\lm- er particulare on mmmw_{mlh?_r LF2 wt er, The lasd is in 2 E and well fenced. For HE und offers for sale that valcable farm of 1 mamu!ul-l.dnu&-dou road from « to Ayt, one mile from Mllondlnflum-At mmr- “ounuimul. pb-.l."rdhr:d'-':l.w:: or. Hg land is in a good state of oI_l?‘v_.uo Farm for Sale. Saw Logs Wanted pisin ind chece tweute ware §7 and 87 e on Sete puigemssmie=| 0 Strasser & C n taan, ERSUTRIOER 4 er o' 41â€"3 mos. Farm for Sale. Ltr Sn C loe EPH. ZINKANN, Clork. 48â€"2t. 1 vear old. G. G. MANSER Clerk â€"OFâ€" lifter, about 200 bu . cats, w . sharp, the folâ€" ned, Plattavilie P. MATTHEW RU mm‘THAT NEW =*HOUSE OF YOURS. one near y L\A ‘fian’sull;u FOR UNDERTAKING Its new and patented construction giv mre.heat ‘rom less fuel â€"as well as an ease of regulation thit m. it possible to keep the fire just exâ€" actly as you wish it all day long. The greater ease and surer <uccess in cooking and hakinf. as well as the gr.t.iffing economy on coal bills, will repay you a thousand foldsfter pur chasâ€" ing this popular range. Why not inspect their improvements? * FOR SALE BY KING STREET, 4 Big Two Nobby Overcoats Men‘s Overcoats in black and blue beaver cloth, box back style full skirt, velvet collar, deep French facings, choice Italian cloth linâ€" ings, sizes 34 to 40, very special at $10.50. Had we nothing else to offer for Saturday, these overcoats would ensure us a nest of trade but good forâ€" tune favors the buyer who comes Saturday. Here are two other giltâ€"edge offerings to interest our visitors: . Waterloo. ‘The GURNEY FOUNDRY CO., Limited, Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver. Men‘s $12 Suits for $9 on Saturday. Youth‘s Long Pant Suits for $5. The Simpson Co. Nothing is tco 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 goods. At Strasser‘s >Slothi ng Bargains Men‘s single breasted ucik suits in fine brown, and grey Scotch tweed, best Italian cloth limn(r. French facâ€" ings and good fitters were $12.00,0n Saturday at $9.00. A man‘s house is his castlé wherein ought to be collected the best in every line which morley, experiere:, taste and love can bring. Ouu;q‘ and elegant line of furniture for your castle is, _ now ready for your in+pection, fi CONRAD BROS. M. Erb & Co. The Saving In Coal Imperial King Street, BERLIN. otes TELEPHON E37. and so cheap too. We are proud of these overcoats. They are made of that new shade of Oxford grey Cheviot cloth, so fashionable this season. They are designed according to styles worin by the best dressers. The overâ€" coats are upâ€"toâ€"date in every resâ€" pect and in every detail show careful tailoring. For the money we haven‘t anything in stock to equal them. _ Ready on Saturday morning. Is reason enough for choosing the 18 Men‘s Overcoats,made of Oxâ€" ford grey Cheviot cloth, in box back style, with cuff on sleeve, sinâ€" gle breasted fly front, and velvet collar, finished with good Italian cloth linings, perfect fit and cut, sizes, $4 to 40, very special value at $9.00. Oxford nts, in brown lgd_ grey, Range BERLIN. Saturday 4# KA «in