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d g Trunks . . _ and Valises __ A Modern , _Store Waterloo County‘s Greatest Store & at Shoes That Walk Clothiérs, w in Wikudss Cpenlt We fill letter orders We ikamrie ‘/ 1 promply asd proftably 5. uP <GGap Toh CaaF You CGan Get Them 2 only 6 quart triple motion White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers. â€" Regular price was $4.75. Only â€" these two freezers left of a large stock. Don‘t wait too long. Store Near Bank of Hamilton. King St., BERLIN Headquarters for Iron Pipes, Vatves and Fittings. _ _ A. 0. Bcchmer Co. S Retresstiy cty ues P h and Ons Price. We have just completed moving into our new store and warehouse in the Economical Block, King Street, and we now occupy one of the finest hardware stores in Three flats, large cellars, fire proof oil house, clectric eleâ€" vator, travelling Indders all make it easy for us to attend to your wants and you will find prices low and goods right apâ€"toâ€"date in every department. Our experience of 36 years in hardware has taught us how to serve our eustomers with the best that is made at economical prices Tey, To w forke neaskgnrnenSsndy c ty ecry â€"ziy y We carry an iminense ASSOILUINGIEL V Trunks, Valises and Telescopes and our prices are fully 20 per cent. cheaper than other stores. We handle the quantity, therefore are in a better position to look after your wants Come in and get our prices and see our stock. Hatters, Shoes and Furnishers \.35_ J. Fennell & Son, A. 0. Boehmer Co., Peter Hymmen, A. Weseloh & Co,, That "Empress" shoe of ours has walked itself into the warm spot of many a Ladies‘ shoe buyer‘s heart. See the new lines we bave just put in stock. . * Ladies‘ 3 strap patent leather toe slipper special at $2.75. Ladies‘ high laced or button boots, special at $2.50, §3 and $4.00 Ladics® Oxford ties special at $2,2.50 & $3. Once you put on a pair of Empress shoes you‘ll wear ‘em ever after. § â€" h N7 A NP iminense ~assortment of Store next to Post Office, Berlin at $3.75. Money Back if Not Satisfied, *s5€ & Cfy xX h 2PRA C >AE h aAX 24L 48 LIMITED, â€" ‘CoUNTY C hJ Personals.â€"The many friends in ros. e oll.ly“m 4/ him alight surprising to see from the stage Monday afterncon and to have the plcasure of a hand shake aud an old time cbat with him. He was pbliged to return ‘Tuesday, which all regretted ... .. . Mrs. Will Ruther: ford and little Marion, of Millbank,and Mrs. Ferris and Miss Maggio, of Crossâ€" hill, were guests of the Misses Boomer Monday . . . .. . Messrs. Schnurr Bros.,of Hawkeville, spent Sunday with Walter Martinson..... . Miss Linnie Little has returned home from her holiday trip. ......Mrs. W. R. Wilkinson and children are visiting at the old home. ..... . Almond Rennie.left last week for Ridgetown, where he bas secured & situation in a store.... . . Miss A. Love was the guest of Mrs. Dr. McEachers for a fow days last week . . : ... Miss L. Quirmbach after a week‘s visit atb A. Boomer‘s returned to her bome Tuesâ€" day......John Baker, of Listowel, was home on Saturday . . . . Messrs. Hamilton and Lytle attended the McConkie and MeClellan nns)‘l.hlo solemnized Wedâ€" nesday of this week at the bride‘s "home" church in Donegal.. .. A meetâ€" ing of the citizens of our town was held in the Town Hall for the purpose of considering the advisability of having a etvic holiday. The Churches.â€"Misslonary services were beld in the Lutheran church Sanâ€" day. In the forencon the pulpit was occupied by Rev. Moss, Preston,and in the evening by Rev. Schultz, Elmira, and Rev. Hammer, New Dundee. Both services were well attended......A Children‘s Day will be held in the Lutheran church under the auspices of the Sanday School in a few weeks. Briefs.â€"Miss Matilda Steise, daughâ€" ter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Steies, was happily married to Mr. Jacob Manez on Wednesday last. The bappy couple left immediately for London on their honeymoon _ trip......\Mre. Michael Martir, who has been confined to her bed for the last fow weeks, is very low at the time of writing...... During the heavy rain apd thunder storm which passed through our vicinity on Monday last a_fine heifer belonging to Wm. Schaefer was struck by lightning..... John Sattler lost a valuable horse last week while working him in the field. Sunstroke is supposed to have been the cause of death. 1 Personals.â€"Miss Martha En.oiter returned home last weelxdtor spending some time with fiiends in Toronto.... Miss Annie Weber spent Sunday with friends in â€" Hawksville...... Albert Diebel, New Hamburg, spent Sunday under the parental roof...... D. W. Houston, Stratford,our former teacher, paid our burg a flying visit Monday. Personalsâ€"Robert Mure,of the Queen City, is spending a fow days under the parental roof...... The Misses Weber, of Chicopee, were visitors at J. Shelley‘s one day last week....:. Miss Tuplin, who has been spending some time with her aunt, Mrs. White, left on Saturday for Toronto...... Mrs. Walker and family, of Floradale, spent Sunday at Wm. Leaper‘s. ... Mr. gad Mrs.~James Webster, of Preston. spent Saturday and Sunday with friends.... .. Mrs. M. Donald and family, of Berlin, are visiâ€" ting at Fred Donald‘s......Mrs. Dymond and the Misses Shier and Taylor, of Kirkton, are visitors at J. More‘s...... Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bulâ€" mer spent Thursday in Waterloo.. ... J. Reist attended the funeral of Miss Addie Brubacher near Mosboro...... F. 8. Spies occupied the pulpit in the U. B. church very ably on Sunday last. .... Mrs. M. Winn left on Monday for a few weeke‘ visit to Owen Sound..... Benjamin Ballard,of Toronto, is spendâ€" ing a week with his parents. . .. .. Miss Wilson, of Toronto, is visiting friends here at greunt. ... Miss Annie Weber, of Heidelberg, was visiting her friend, Miss Nettie Shelly, Sunday last...... Elmore Abrens is spending his holidays at Goderich at present. _ _ Noteâ€"Jacob Hahn réceived an order from Erie, Ohio, to ship 15 bushels of Turkey Red wheat for seed. He shipâ€" ped it on Saturday last. ‘The Ameriâ€" cans are bent on trying Canadian grain. to Davenport last Wednesday... . Hal. Plum, Ga‘t, is spending bis bolidays with bis friends in town... .. . Mr. and Mrs. G. Rebelski returned tmstâ€"week from a trip through the Western | St.gl- PEOEU PoP e s LR s Briefs.â€"The Hamburg Fari Fair will be held Sept. 12 and 13. The Fair promises to be hrger than ever...... The Bachelors and Benedicts played a game of ball last Friday,the Benedicts winning easily by 14 to 5......The Hamburg Stars played agftet their :nmr!.m* the battery winning by 23â€"6...... The Hamburg Tennis Clab played Tavistook here Saturday, Hamburg won 4 sets out of 5 as follows : Collam ands Steokle ('ll‘n. Umbaesh and Jacobs [H], &é , 1â€"6; Meâ€" Calloogh and Scott (T] vs. Wing and n 15),5â€"0,0â€"6. ... Frore will ve a uis 9 Suct t Ainine Pfi RyNatrint xfi â€""vebaithed swell time here Labor Day. Here‘s the programm : A. M.â€"Baseball game between the business men of the town. P. M.â€"Basobal, Hamburg vs a mtu- from Galt, Preston and hile ; imcrosse, Drambo vsa.Platteâ€" f j Â¥6. T oi ccnadd. concert " aad WaATERLOO, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, Personals.â€"Owen Hamilton returned LINWOOD HE!DELBE&G HAWKESVILLE. NEW HAMBURG. DisTRICT. the small > agar +894 qr. 3.‘ hek stt kinds of chow ing smoking tobacco for sale at his ofics. . ... Norman, son of F. Latach, returned home Siturday from Rosseau Falls, where be was working in a sawâ€" mill for Peter Mutchenbaker for néarly four months. . Norman looks well.... Fred. Frousch, of Blair, called on F. Latech Sunday ... .. . Mrs. Wu. Carey and Mrs. John Dippel are uhi-l: Pairy Sound in a few weeks, wi ’ln.cuny has a sister living..â€"â€"â€". Norman Latech and Miss Alice Latach are going to the Pan American this week...... Miss Clara Jansen called on Miss Alice Latech on Sunday. â€" Personals:â€"Mr. and Mrs. Simon ‘Thaler and family spent Sunday with Mr. David Thalers......Jim Shearer died in Brandon, Man., from smallâ€" pox..... . Master Orien Dippel is on the sick list, we wish him a speedy recovery.... .. Comelia Jansen, Elons Carey,Clara Eby, &Essie Latch held a flcnh in Becker‘s bush in honor of iss Edng Michm on Saturday. ... Mrs. Henry Snider of Caledonia Mich., is visiting friends in this vicinity.... Mr. Norman Latch, who has spent the last three months in Muskoka, has reâ€" turned. We are glad to have him in our midet...... The Misses Lovina and Edoa Schmid$t visited friends in Borlin over Sunday......Miss Clara and Mr. Jos Jansen have returned from their trip to Buffalo...... Mrs. Rev. 8. Schwarts extended a short visâ€" it to Mre. tm Carey on Sunday.... Mrs. A. G&b+ and hber mother Mrs. Wm. Roach spent Sunday at the home of Mr. John Carey. Brief Notesâ€"Ge0. Miller, of Gretna, Manitoba, who was visiting friends here for the past two months, did not think it wise to return to Manitoba alone. The happy your. couple have been making short calls here ard will start for Manitoba to morrow [ [uesday].... Henry Forler received a very handsome present containing a small flower pot with a cactus about 1 1â€"2 inches hfih from some unknown friends at the Panâ€" American...... Mrs. Henty Neeb, of Hampsicad, is very ill at present..... A. S. Wilhelm is s ffering from, nervâ€" ous prostration anc has been unable to do anything for some time......The choir of the Lu:heran church here participated inâ€" the missionary festivi ties at Stratford Funday last...... The Lutheran church here will celebrate its anoual Miionary Festival next Sunday. German services will be held forenoon and ifternoon and English service in the cv:.l:: Rev. J. Neeb, of Augsberg, will uct the ovonlng service. Ever, body welcome to attend. New Firmâ€"The fact that our village is flourishing is again shown, as a new general store is to be openui on Sept. 15th, by the pmglfluon, Messrs. Buck and Schmidt, in Mr. Buck‘s new block. nnried on tne repming 190 grute jor d on the tal m râ€" nishing business very suml&:lly and we are sure the new firm will be sucâ€" sessful in the enterprise they have undertaken. s Personalâ€"â€"Miss Annic Erb, daughter of D. K. Erb, M. P., of Sebringville, spent a few days with her smdpmnu here, I. Erb‘s.... . Mr. and Mrs. Byron Swarts made a visit to St. Jacobg this week. Family Picnicâ€" B. Bock and bis daughters,Mrs.Sinclair and Mrs. Burkâ€" nell, from Spring Bay, Manitoulin, at tended the picnic hbeld here in Mr. Poth‘s bush by Mrs. Levi Bock, 8r., and her family. It proved to be a sucâ€" cees, as there were nearly 65 {M'b&. composed of children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. The funfl&: love to their mothar was shown by freunttflon to her of .j'nw‘ul rockâ€" ng chair. _ _ Briefs â€" One of our small village bridges has been reconstructed by the carpenter, G. Hammacher......On Monday night last a heavy rain gave our millâ€"dam a seyere test. It was nearly washed away. Briefs.â€"Miss Emmg Reuter of Salem has boenengmduh-unt teacher of Floradale Public School and assumed %o;duuulom& Anfilt 26th.... e vot! on â€"law, allowing Oonwng‘bormwfi,%ow be paid in 20 years was voted on toâ€"day ... . Mrs. (Gingrich is very low... . Mr. and Mrs. Stauffer of Williamsburg are visiting at Mrs. Wagner‘s. ... Ayrton Walker left for Doon and then goes to attend the Galt Collegiate Institute......Theo. Ruggle is on a trip to the Upper Lakes. ......Quite a number of our %ong folks attended the services in m Woolwich, the occasion being Childâ€" ren‘s Day ... . Mr. and Mrs. Good with family visited at Amos Esch‘s, Conesâ€" togo,Sunday . . .Sam. Snider, proprietor of the Royal Hotel, DIT-, was a caller in our burg last wee nc Sht 5 mc patedarer "Werney. / <nl i it tns Phae oo ENeE LCs togo, Sunday . . .Sam. Snider, proprietor | N. York, Newmarket. . . . . . 1{â€"19 of the Royal Hotel, m-, was a nm,wmm......m 18â€"19 caller in our burg last N. Bruce, Port Elgin...... Sopt. 19â€"20 engssont Weliesicy, Wellesiey .. .. .. Sopt. 21 2" “;r.‘::u-uâ€"n:‘ur Nellie and %.B;.-W--------m;:-% g:x'mutu:dv....l(m Latech W’WW 24â€"26 1w n ~ad home after a thres Wnn . > /. . _ 2i . . . BH0L HMâ€"27 has 1w u: ~o4d home after a three months‘ sia, a* T.ake Rossea®, Muskâ€" oh......iu. u... Hilborn, F‘.eston road, has returned from a week‘s vielt with relatives in Buffalo, Lookport, :?"'""-':2" and Chantaqua. reports g spent a very pleasâ€" ant as well as aroflnfln title at the Panâ€"Am...... Miss Nancy Shiry, of Barlin, is spending a fow days at her CEN TREVILLE WELLESLEY NEW DUNDEE, FLORADALE. through a trap door, heas recovered from the effects of the fall . .....ReÂ¥râ€" Mr. Comfort oceupied the paipit in the U. B. whurch here on Sunday afterâ€" noon.. . .. Mr. Sutheriand, of Hawil too, was looking over the railroad here last ~week. Ha says work will be pusbed this sutum»;, that is if Berlin passes the Byâ€"law, 1eâ€"taking stock. _ en OA P o us Death from Smailâ€"porâ€"The sad news reached here on Friday from the Northwest of the death of one who lef: uuucannr.r to try and see what Manjoba had in store for a pushâ€" lu.yon".mn. The gentleman reâ€" ferred to is James Shearer, who while up there was taken with that dread disease, smallâ€"por, which caused his death.. Deceased with his brother, -ndm well in that far land. James also been in Rossland, where. he was pitcher for the baseball club. While here he was one of the best liked of the young men, and the news of his death comes as a shock to bis old companions and friends. Mr.and Mre. Shearer and family ‘have the most sincere sympathy of their friends and ueighbors in their bereavement. Personals.â€"A happy smile illuminates the face of James Ertel. He is the father of a yon:fndnuhur......Goo. Rosenblatt is wearing a happy smile. It‘s a son.... .‘ Albert Meyer is again in town after spending a fow weeks in Hesson....Frank Schummer after spending some months in the North is again doing his best in his father‘s general store. He has the management of the store and has deâ€" eided that there is no place like St. Clements...... Mesars. Ed: Heckler, Alex. Busch and the Misses M Kroetsch, A. Schiffoer and T. Forwell spent Sunday in Hesson. James Sault and wife, of Hespeler, were visiting at John Perrin‘s on Sunâ€" day......Mr. and Mrs. Lickt were visiting relatives in Baden Sunday last......Miss Lovina Detweiler, of Hamilton, is visiting under the parentâ€" al roof....John Kaiser, of Aylmer, is visiting his brother here......David Hilborn‘s, of Haysville, were visiting friends here Sunday......E.Hilborn‘s, of Aylmer, were visiting his parents last week......Fred.King and family, of Galt, and Miss Struthers, of Wingâ€" ham, were visiting E. W. Detwéller‘s Saturday......Dan. Detweiler and family, of Berlin, were visiting his mother Sunday..... . Miss Ella Keid,of Berlin, was visiting in the neighborhood last week... . Lawrence F:ied‘a,of New Dundes, were visiting ber parents on SBunday......David Clemens went to Floradale Tuesday on a business trip. Briefs.â€"The Quarte:ly Services were held in the M. B. C. church here on Sunday. Quite a number from Conesâ€" togo were present. .. .David Bingeman wears a pleasant smile. It‘s a girl.... The Bresiau Carriage Works is going up rapidly and when completed will add quite an improvement to the town. ...... Miss Samantha Bechtel had a birthday party on Wednesday night last and between thirty and forty were grunt at the occasion and report ving spent a very pleasant evening. Miss Bechtel was the recipient of many costly presents which shows the hgh esteem in which she is held by the ‘yonng gentlemen and ladies of this town. _ Personals.â€"Mr. and Mrs.Fried from Pennsylvania were Vilmng a;). ©. Shantz‘s the beginning of this week .. .... Miss Lydia Good spent a fow days under the parental roof at Conestogo . . ... . Mr. Clay! , of Toronto, is the guest of Mr. hnd Â¥ive. Bugkbote: C. Simooe, Batrie. ... . . . . . Bept North Brant, Paris. .. : . . . . Bept Mornington, Milverton . . . . Sept Northâ€" Western, Godâ€" N. R. of Oxford, Woodstock Oct. Durham, Tilsonbu AUGUST ST. CLEMENTS. LIST OF FALL FAIRS. Kifiur‘....‘.% k lunrh Nilh.o~ .. 006. ROSEVILLE. BRESLAU 20, 1901. EWOE C CC ... .. Sept. {tz}l‘ 1 t ‘Bopt: trâ€"io m 17â€"19 18â€"19 ..... Sopt. 19â€"20 .....Sept. 20â€"21 ... .. Bopt. 24â€"25 ... .. Bopt. 24 22 .. ... Sept. 24â€"25 Cutting _ . . the P WALL PAPER Cash and one Price Cheap Cash Store 24 rzmâ€", NEW ® _A 5 * ‘ vg g,r« § *~~*~ around him on the school house, 20 M steps, when the last bell rang, 1at t | P was showing a fine pair of NEW > <*Co P Swors. He got them here @Bf 4sA |) he paid only $1.25. That‘s wha f suskes > Cl A ‘ pleased him and &twy & se i ) | ' tention of the other boys.." 1 * ,:l FÂ¥Z c\ f| .. havemore like them. he i hag x i+ 4 ‘ * _ strikes the boys and their parents fandinits 3 4 like the material because it wears . td !\, so well. A good deal bigger price h Fal w would not buy a nicer shoe anyâ€" CS â€"~ y 4 where.. We have ScHoor SH0 for boys and girls that are bound to satisfy in every way. .. Every right leather. Every right price. Every right style.. Let us do the shoeing in your family. 3 » To Half It‘s Actual Value is a loss to us but mor nockets. The secret of our success in the line of _ In a Few Weeks Walter A. Ziegler, Phone 215. . _ wWHOLE 23 and 25, South Side King St., B! M. Weichel & Son, we will haveâ€"the finest Hardware Store in the County. Two large stores made into one. Lotsâ€"of room and large stock. SMYTH BR That Boy Who < Had é The Crowd _ Mackie‘s Block, Waterioo and Elmira. \s