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_ AComplete Christmas Stock MAAA MAAMMMARAAMAMMA MA ‘has been opened at our store of the very newest and up toâ€"date novelties. We have an especially fine line of MANIQURE SETS. A call of inspection woald be highly appreciated. JANZEN BROS , Jeweliers, King St «o > BERLIN. Berlin Town Councell The Town Council held a comparaâ€" tively short seasion on Monday evening. The only distuesion was in reference to the "Berlin and Bridgeâ€" port Electric Railway Company‘s" reâ€" quest, and the raising of the Mayor‘s salary from $200 to $1400. Other busiâ€" ness transacted was passing the $20,000 bonus byâ€"law, passing auother byâ€"law changing Lhfi pumbers of the North and Centre Ward, and also giving a byâ€"law to raise $6,000 by debentures for the improving of the sewer firm, to be submitted to the ratepayers at the municipal elections, its first aud second readings. _ _ From Millar & Sims, enclosing the following communication respecting the incorporation of "The Berlin and Bridgeport Electric Street Railway Company, Limited ." GENTLEMEN.â€"An application basl been made by a number of geotlemen, | amongst whom are W. H. Breithaup‘ Berlin, Petu: "!ork, Dridgeport, and others, for a charter incorporating a‘ Company to be called "The Berlin and | Bridgeport Electric Street Railway Company, Limited," for the purpose of constructing and operating an electric road from Berlin to Bridgeport. _ The proposed road will pass though a part of the town of Berlin and part of the Township of Waterloo, and the pracâ€"| tice of the Provincial Secretary‘s D > | partment is to require evidence that| the municipalities interested have no , objection to the incorporation of the‘ Company, and we are asked to obtain from each of the Municipal Councils| Interested a resolution under the seal ; of the Municipality stating that it ia\ @ware of the application and (if the‘ fact be such) it has no objection to the incorporation of the Company. | Mayor Bowlby called the members to order at 8.10, with the following alderâ€" men present: Mesers C. H. Doerr, C. Braun, D. Grossjr., J. Bingeman, A. Bricker, J. W. Davey,l#. M. Staebler, E. Bricker, and J. CocHrane, the only absentees being Geo. O. Philip. After the reading of the minutes the Mayor read the financial statement which showed the receipts during the month to have been $2,992 54, and the expenditures as $12,141.05, with an qverdraft of $34,472.16 in the bank. To the Mayor and Municipal Council of the Town of Berlin. It is considered that the construction of the proposed road will be of very considerable public benefit and conâ€" venience and we would respectfully ask your Council to pasa a resolotion to the effect desired by the Government Deâ€" partment, & copy of which we enclose. Yours respectfully, Mirrax & S1ms. J. M. Cook asked to have bis taxes for the year struck off, amounting to $13.37. * John G. Wettlaufer asked to have $2.32 tax arrearages on property bought by them, atruck off. Town Clerk Holmes, of Dunnville, &Asked to have a copy of Berlin‘s angar beet bonus byâ€"law; also particulats reâ€" garding the recent vote. 8. M. Gray, Engineer, Providence R.I., oftered his servicea re any conâ€" remplated semerage improvements. License Inspector B. Devitt sent cheque for $691.09, Berlin‘s amount of the second distribution of the License Fand. w Geo. C. Stoddard, New York, was another applicant for the position of Engineer, in congection with the town‘s proposed sewerage system changes. Mr. J. J. Scott, Hamilton, again wrote, projesting againat any of his The great variety hore for your inâ€" Tecuon-'plm us in a foremost posiâ€" tion to mflsly your watch wants. From a o€°\ ‘s sterling silver watch at $ up the most ox&:.in and m‘“ appeal to y Po ou U&Wv:comu. Wemfi; & y of a ladies‘ gold filled watc at $1200 that looks as good and will “l‘dy as good as one costing me much. Sugar Kefinery Bonus Finally Passed The following communications were ELECTRIC ROAD TO BRIDGEPORT. xd A)" Cicka s 14 i0 _!s«g} n k : > , M".‘I‘q .‘éff.'jf} | Sh & s#A | ht _ i 1 :\ | Ladies‘ COMMUNICATIONS A $X CGold Watches. Mebnt......!â€"rrerzersss Telegraph P‘t‘g Co., printing W. H. Becker & Co., stationâ€" @PY 222222222222 ll2lll.l}. | Berlin Newsâ€" Record, printing |Rittinger & Motz, printing... gbt I..fi“n:‘u'u se By law. PETITION AGAINET 0 T R $WITCRES. The petition was placed in the hands of a special committee comprising A1ds. Eph."Bricker, J. M. Staebler, David Gross and J. Bingeman to report upon. The Finance Committee presented the following report, viz. Market Committee.........$ 18 05 Fire and Water Committee.. 1577 40 Board of Works 44 .. 3874 12 Sewerage Com. maintenance. 100 70 &4 _ local improveâ€" do do ‘f ... Brown Bros., cash book..... J. K. Wing, delivering tax nOtHG@B .22llllllllllll... 2 50 Chas A Schmidt, bookbinding _ 22 90 Elmira will hold a Public Library benefit concert on Friday evening, Dec 6th. Trade Review.............. 68 20 Nicholson & Murphy, stationâ€" 0 The byâ€"law granting the Ontatio Sugar Refining Company a bonus of $25,000, which received the assent of the ratepayers of the town on Nov. 12th, was given its third readiog and finally paseed. It was numbered 571. A byâ€"law to increase the salary of the Mayor from $200 to $100 was given it first and second readings. In Comâ€" mittee of the whole with Ald. staebler in the chair, Mr. E. Bricker moved and J. Cochrane seconded that the blank be filled in with $400. OFY ..â€"zusiesseeccceiescn John Kimmel, inspector..... G. D. Lacourse, tickets, Mayor‘s order............ H. Aletter, postage, etc...... A. 0. Boehmer & Co., account Abraham Harlock, tax refund Peter Hymmen, repairing ballof Boxes.............. Recommended no action respecting A. Rickerman‘s claim; that the petition of S. Englert and othera, re the Nor h Ward tannery, be referred to Board of Health, and that no action be taken on accounts from the Simpson Co., which wore not contracted on the order of the Council or Mayor. Mr. Braun moved in amendment that no action be taken in the matter, as heâ€"cow‘d not understaud why & Mayor shoulâ€"‘ receive remuneration for uis services, while the Chairmen of Committees, and _ patticularly the Board of Works, have to give ih:ir services without any salary attached. He bas sapent day sfter day lookin. after the interests of the town aud he did not ask forany remuneration. Ald. Doerr seconded the amendment. Ald. E. Bricker said that the Board of Works have a man employed to look after the roads and the work, and it was unnecessary for the Chairman of the Board of Works to give up so much of his time, if the man employed by the Board of Works was doing his duty. Mr. Bricker also agreed that any church, social or benevolent society in search of subscriptions alâ€" most invariably goes to the Mayor to head the list, and a fat sum is generally expected. Mayors cf previous years have been out of pocket after vacating the chair and this should not be. The Mayor‘s work is double what it was ten years ago when the $200 salary was fixed, and he thought $400 was not too much for the pusition. . The amendment w loat on follow ing division: â€" Yeas,â€"Ald. _ E: sz, Doetr un Bingeman. Nays, â€" Ald. D. Gross, jr., A. Bricker, J. W. Daver, E. Bricker and J. Cochrane. Mayor Bowlby did not vote. After the Commitice rose the byâ€"law was read a third tima and finally passâ€" ed. It takes effect at once. In accordance with the settlement made by the Sewer Committee with the Waterloo Tp. authcrities to make the â€"necessary improvements at the Sewer Farm as recommended by the Provincial Board of Health, a byâ€"law to raiee $6000 by means of debentures to be used for this purpore was given its first and second readings. It will be voted upon at the municipal electâ€" ions on Jan. 6th. A byâ€"law changing the numbers of polling subâ€"divisions of the North and Centre Ward to 1 to 2 and 3 and 4 reâ€" spectively, was given its proper readâ€" ings and finally passed. It was moved by J. <wW. Davey, seconded .by..C.. H..Doerr, that withâ€"reâ€" spect to the application to the Lionâ€" tenant Governor in Council for Letters patent incorporating "The Berlin and Bridgeport Eleotric Streot Railway Company, Limited" thisUounecil has no objection to the incorporation of the BONUS BYâ€"LAW FINALLY PASSED. The motion cartied. FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT MAYOR‘S SALARY INCREASED #6 FINANCE SPECIAL DEBENTURE BYâ€"I EST GRANTEI $6005 bJ 30 18 14 3 04 J 00 A 90 6 90 1 85 44 00 50 99 0) At 9 30 Mayor Bowlby snn that there was nothing m chair and -ihul for a motion to adâ€" journ. Mr. E. Bricker arose and statâ€" ed that the Mayor deserved thanks for the expedi(ious manger in which be had conducted the bausiness.during the year, and at the close of the term, when a good deal of business usually accumuiates, they were able toadjourn at an carly hour. ‘The address of Mr. Bricker was reccived with applause from the membere. Mayor Bowlby in aly thanked the members for their k remarks. He stated he had in the conduct of the town‘s business followed the rules of parliamentary proceedure as closely as possible, and ifhe bad succeeded he owed it to the aesistance recei>ed from the members. ‘There has been & notâ€" able absence of public discussion in the Council meetings. owing to each member of the Council being a memâ€" ber of all the committees, and were theretore convereact wish all the bueiâ€" ness before it reached the Councii. He favored the plan. and particularly so, when it is taken in consideration that the members are held responsible far their ac:iions whether the buriness is transacted in Committee or in Council. He greatly appreciated the harmony that existed between the members and agaio thanked them for their compliâ€" ments. » The ajnpual grant of $50 to the North Waterloo Agt Society was passâ€" ed and ordered to be paid. Water sprinkling accounts of John Birek for $2.50 and Poter Hyinamen for $9.20, were pussed. DJe»â€"In Blenheim T‘p on Wednesâ€" day, Nov. 27th, of acute diabetes, Alice Lang, : beloved wife â€" of Mr. Peter Bricker, aged 33 years and 9 mos. SuceessrUL â€" Axnxiversary.â€"The teaâ€"meeting held in connection with the anniversary services in the Methodist Church was a graud success. Over three hundred people were present and the way the turkey and plum pudding disappeared was truly astonishing. Miss Graham, of St. Thomas, sang a number of beautiful selections, and short and spicy addresses were delivâ€" ered by John Day, Revs. Johnston, of Chesterfield ; Keefer, of Washington ; Jo!â€"nston, of Woodstock, and Nugent, the pastor of the congregation. Brigrs.â€"R. J. Neal, who has s> ably represented this end of the townâ€" ship in the Council, has positively reâ€" fused to again be a candidate for municipal â€" honors. The .township theraby loses one of the ablest and most energetic men that has ever assisted in the management of its affairs. _ There bhas been by fat too much faultâ€"finding and nagging of our public men daring the last fow years in this section...... The McKie Carriage Co. are building three hundred buggies for next season‘s trade...... Miss Annie Richmond has secured a school near Eastwood for next year a* a salaty of three hundred dollars......Some of the farmers are complainivg of a scarcity of water.... ..The Thankegiving service in the Baptist church was well attended. The Rev. Ar. l :rris preached very acceptâ€" ably...... \r. Woolcot has purchased the bakary business formerly conducted by Mr. Eo.puson and took possession on D e 21d. A 1}‘g Job. â€"Mayberry Bros. broke the sod last week on a drain which to suit the iatended purpose will require to be fully 9 fset deep for a considerâ€" able distance and in which they jntend using 10 inch tile. Said drain is to diâ€" vert water from a large field known as Ma, vorry‘s Swamp from where the water drains naturally weat througl part of Eilice going a cireuit of probâ€" ably five miles to reach the point where it will enter the river. _ Afier this job is completed it will enter the river loss than a mile east of the swamp. Personal.â€"Mr. Henry Bargman of Collingwood took advantage of the Thanksgiving rates to make a comâ€" bined business and visiting trip and returned yesterday.... Mre. Bell Forâ€" rest lost the power of her right side last Tueeday and it was considered a atroke of paralysis, but Dr. Johnson of Millbank says it is just weakness. She is an old lady of nearly 90 years and has always been strong...... D. Chalâ€" mers attended the O. B. K. A. this week at Woodstock. Brizrs. â€"An excursion of land seckers from Kansas will arrive here the beginning of next week...... Mr. Alerxander SLorift‘s house had a narrow cecape from going upâ€"in smoke on Monday afternoon. Help from the neighbora arrived just in time to avoid serious damage......Leaper Bros. are busy ship1ing bailed hay ... ... Norman Bochmer was a business visitor to Calâ€" gary...... Mrs. Norman Boehmer and son, Harold, called on Doctor McFarâ€" lane, of Olds, on Saturday......The Mennonite church, which is under conâ€" struction, will be complieted in a week. ......James Murray is putting an addition to his livery stable which will nearly double his present stable ...... The weather at preseat is fine, the thermometer registering about freezâ€" ing. Nov. 21st, 1901. Mr Casper Stampf has sold his interâ€" est in the Yatton Hote! business to Mr Christian Rider, who lately moved to Elmira. A Chicago firm has bought the Panâ€" Ametican buildings for $92,000 and will remove the material. Mr Aaron Strome bas sold bis farm on the 5th Con. of Peel Township to Mr Frank Schill, for $6000. _ The farm comyâ€"riseds 125 Acros. ° The Royal train will be on exhibition at the C.P.R. station, Galt, next Friâ€" day afternoon, Den 6th and probably all day Saturday. Mr Johnson, of Virden, Manitoba, formerly of Peel Township, has sold his property in the West and will reâ€" turn to this district. MAYOR BOWLBY COMPLIMENTED. The Council adjourned at CARSTAIRS, ALTA PLATTSVILLE POOLE NOTES 9 30 "Played Oul" one of the curious expressions used Lwddom. "“""'“"'5 a chair, in utter weariness " yed out," and wondérs why she feels so weak. She " has not yet realized that $ the general health is so e\ intimately related to the %(e \\ local health of the %, womanly organism, [ that weakness must follow womanly disâ€" a the general health invariâ€" ab1y follows the use of Dr Pierce‘s ~F# vorite Preâ€" s scription, It _ . regulates the periods, dries weakening drains, heals inflammation and ulceraâ€" tion, and cures female weakness. It tranquilizes the nerves, cmpur:fu the .pfime and induces refreshing sleep. . ere is no substitute for "Favorite Pres:;?tion," for there is nothing " just as g " for womanly ills. «I wish to advise the suffering women of this gtll land, of the good I have received from Dr. erce‘s Favorite Prescription and ‘ Golden Medâ€" ieal Discovery,‘ " writes Mrs. Mary ihngp:ll of Columbus Grove, Putnam Co., Ohio, | »For four years I had been a sufferer from female troubles, and at times was unable to do even the houseâ€" work for three in the family. 1 had such pains that 1 suffered almost death dozens of times, but after taking five bottles of your medicines I can truthfully say that my health was greatly imâ€" proved. "I have a good appetite and am gaining in fiesh right along 'I}i_u:n sprilng is ll{xe firs Ringlerâ€"At Preston, Nov. 14th, the wife of Jacob Ringler, of a son. Baumanâ€"In Wool«ich, Nov. 26:h, the wife of Danicl M. Bauman, of a daughter. Daubergerâ€"At Borlin, Nov. 7th, the wife of Joseph Daubsrger, of a son. Ritchieâ€"At Galt, Nov. 27th, the wife of William Ritchie, of a son,sti!lborp. MARRIAGES Jacksonâ€"Mitchellâ€"At Winterbourre, Nov. 2lst, by Rey. Mr. Hamilton, Robt. Jackeon, J. P., of Elmira, to Mrs. A. Mitch=:i of Win ecou.no. Cbatfieldâ€"Mackioâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 27th, Chas. Chatfeld® of Blairmore, Man., to Kate Mackie of Borlin. Murawskiâ€"Meinzingerâ€"At Berlin, Nov 20th, by Rev. W. Kloepfer, Theo dore Murawski to Margaret Meinâ€" zingor, both of Berlin. Boissoinâ€"Wilholmâ€"At Berlio,Nov.26:b, by Rev. A. Fischer, Ludwiz Boisâ€" soin, Berlin, to Mary Wilhelm of Williamaburg. Wiederholdâ€"Appelâ€"At Waterloo, Nov. 26th, by Rev. E. A. Schuiz, Herry Wiederhold of Tavistock to Maria Appel of South Easthope. Baitleyâ€"Parkerâ€"At Galt, by Rural Dean Ridley, James Bartley to Mary Parker both of Kincardine. Dahmerâ€"Gerbig â€"At Conestogo, Nov. 27th, William Dahmer to Kato Gerâ€" big. Hellerâ€"Neebâ€"Near Heidelberg, Nov. 27th, by Rev. Mr. Petechke, Fred Heller of Berlin to Mary Neeb. Rozellâ€"Girlingâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 27th, by Rev. Dr. Williamsor, Jos. C. Rozâ€" ell of Listowel, to Anta Girling of Elmira. Ruttanâ€"Stepbanâ€"â€"At Berlin, Noy.27th, by Rev. Dr. Williamsor, Mr. Rutâ€" tan of Elmira to Ida L. Stephan of Listowel. _ onnnermmmsedine Elbertâ€"Hilkerâ€"At Berlin Nov.27th, by Rev. J. B. Bowman, Angus Elbert of Waterloo to Eva Hilker. Trusslerâ€"iiydeâ€"Near Wellesley, Nov. 20th, David Truss‘er to Jean Hyde. Nylandâ€"Goftonâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 27th, Geo. L. Nyland of Toronto to Rose M. Gofton of Berlin. Gibsonâ€"â€"Ellisâ€"â€"At Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 28th, Alex. Gibeop, formerly of Berlin, to Miss E. Kilis, of Birmingâ€" ham, Ala. and L am still gaining." â€" Dr. Pierce‘s Common Sense Medical Adviser, Faper covers, is sent /ree on receipt of 31 oneâ€"cent stamps to pay expense of customs and mailing only, or for clothâ€"bound book, send 50 stam Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buifalo, N.?: Kayâ€"At Detroit, Nov. 20th, John Kay, of Galt. Hayâ€"At Galt, Nov. 24th, James Hay, aged 64 years. Hounamâ€"At Galt, Nov. 20:b, Ernest Oliver, son of Jos. E. Hounam, aged 3 ygars, 8 months and 16 days. Suthe:landâ€"At Hartney, Man., Nov. 26th, Mrs. Thomas D.Sutherland, forâ€" merly of Galt. Hergottâ€"At "Waterioo, Nov. 30th, Enoch Herzott, aged 48 years, 1 mooth and 11 days. Brickerâ€"Near New Dandee, Nov.28ib, Mre. Poter 8. Bricker, aged 33 years and 9 inonthe. Le?nsuâ€"‘\: Berlin, Nov. 29th, Mre. ugust Lehman, aged 32 years and 26 days. Brethauerâ€"At Centrevil‘e, Nov. 9th, Mra. Brethauner, aged 79 years. Hoerleâ€"In Wilmot T‘p, Nov. l1th, Mrs. Conrad Hoerle, aged 87 years. Martinâ€"Near Heidelberg Station,Nov. 27th, Mrs Levi Martin, in her 73rd J. K. SHINN, Martinâ€"Near Heidelberg 27th, Mrs Levi Martin, year . Dippleâ€"At Berlin, Nov. fant child of Samuel D days. Harlockâ€"At Berlin, Nov Harlock, 8r., aged months and 29 days. Weisâ€"At Waterloo, Dec. fant child of Mr. and M aged 7 months. W + Priano Faner, 12 years th T eoiie arin pak ghags aged / months. Neubauerâ€"At Poslinch, Nov Helena Francisco Neubauer, years, 2 monthatand 22 days dence Duke 8t., opposite J, Letter Waterloo, Ont. ‘Talsphone 267. ‘Rest Funeral Director and Embalmer â€"At Berlin, Nov. 26th, the in child of Samuel Dipple, aged 1 ve proupt attention. â€" . 404 mo &,° weBt WOes els so weak. She D yet realized that $ ral health is so e\ : related to the e\ th of the (' organism, [ ness must nanly disâ€" ZM tion en i9 eral imastued .S variâ€" a lows es D K F a . Preâ€" BIRTHS DEATHS lat, the in 2. L. Weis red from Dr. es3 ‘ 'mhfl 27th, i years B& W m )th 0 Joseph Mickus,‘ Auctioneer. a Dq.:.-_lnlmfl” ® Dec. 10â€"The estate of the lMite mmummm-fl plements in North Easthope, 4 1â€"2 miles southâ€" west of Wellesley, Dee. 11â€"â€"Farm stock and I-lfl-.h of ‘John S..Brubacher, 1 1â€"2 miles Whenat is Lowerâ€"Live Stock Trade Dullâ€"The Latest Quotations. Tuesday Evening, Dec. 3. Toronto $t. Lawrence Market, n.«m--tfmnummmw toâ€"du fadr} , $,000 bu l?riw': ::: n‘t'no'-{ 3:'3': :'-u nlu:w Ing about M4e¢ to le. Dec. 17â€"Furniture of Michael Martin, 1â€"2 mile south of Heidelberg. of 1 East Buffaio, N.Y., Dec, 3.â€"Cattleâ€"Reâ€" celpts light; fuod demand at yesterday‘s prices; all sold;_ veals, r}ops §g6.75 to {7. others $3.50 to $6.05. ogxâ€"Itecelpts, 4, 800 head; active and firm; lfil sold; Yorkers $o.70 to §$5.80; light do, $5.50 to $5.05; mixed packers‘, $5.90 to $6; medium heary, $6 to $6.10; pigs, $5.40 to $5.55; roughs §5 to 5.40. Slne«-P and Inrmbsâ€"Recelpts, 3. 500 head, including 1,500 Canadas; full steady to firm, and ail sold; choice to fancy lambs, $5.10 to $5.20; comimon to chofce, $1.50 to $5.10; culls, $4 to $4.40. shefr. hindy wethers, $3.60 to $3.70; common to extra imixed, $2.85 to t‘s.m; culls, $1.75 to $2.70; heayy export _sheep, ewes to good wethers, $3.25 to $8.75. $4 la ewt Waterloo, Dec. 5. Wheat......2.2.2..... Kansas Turkey Wheat Flour, Ocean......2... Flour, Sola.. Flour, Pastry Oate 2.22.2000 s Heocee Barley ............ Bran, per ton.... .. Middlings, rer ton Butter, per lb...... Eggs, per doz...... Malze, . on rnsange, Wheat, English coun terday qulet. but stei markets of yesterday Liverpool, Dec. 3 firm; No. 1 standard #s 1d; Walla, no_ato« Bs 11!4d to 6«; No. 101 to 6s 1d; fatn OÂ¥d; May, 6« TXd: s 40 to 5s 4~}gl: futur 24d. March 5s 2';111: f Parisâ€"Closeâ€"Wheat 8¢; March and June, cember, 27f K5e; Mare Antwerp, Dec. 3.â€"N Hogs, live..... Hogs, dressed. Hay, per ton .. Straw, per ton Wood,per cord Export Cattle . D M Shorthorns for Sale. Mr. H. B. Duerieng of the City Ment Market has secured enough stallâ€" fed beeves to keep his customers supâ€" lied until July 1st, You can rely upon goetting the very choicest meat thereâ€" fore at all times. TheMarket bas been freshly painted and papered, a founâ€" tain and pond have been installed, Allâ€" ed with speckled beauties. The showâ€" windows are filled with hams, cooked and raw, bacon, sausages ato, of the most tempting kind. Dried beef kapt constantly on hand. Drop in and see one nf the best and neatest shops in Western Ontario. ‘* Chieago Mi xtr sout" ther $4 M and heavy fats at $5.62%4 per ewt. . East Bufflalo Cattle Market. st Buffaio, N.Y., Dec, 3.â€"Cattleâ€"Reâ€" ts light; good demand at yesterday‘s THE MARKET REPORTS. Earopean Grain Markets Stallfed Beef. on, Dec. 3.â€"Closeâ€"Wheat, on pasâ€" ather firmer; cargoes about‘ No. 1 cou, prompt, 20s_10%5d sellers; from, her and â€" January, 20s 9d â€" sellers. on Fnssnge, quiet and steady. . English country markets_of yesâ€" quiet. but steady. French country s of yesterday partially firm. pool, Dec. 3.â€"Closeâ€"Spot wheat o. 1 standard California, 6e 0%4d to Walla, no stock; No. 2 red winter, «l to 6s; No. 1 northern {Prlng. 5s to Gs 1d; futures qulet; March,. 6« Iny, 6s T‘Xd: spot corn qulet, old 5s Ts Mg;l: futures quiet. Janunry 5s farch 5s 24,d; flour, 18s 3d to 19% 6d. â€"Ctoseâ€"Whent firm; December, 224 rch and June, 23f. Flour firm; Deâ€" . 27f S5e; March and June, 28f 758 cerp, Dee. 3.â€"No. 2 red winter, 1641. Leading Whert Markets. Closing previ us day. Closing toâ€"day Dov. â€" May. Dec. â€" Mar rh Chicago . Dec. 3.â€" > higher, selling at an advance wt all round. Cholce ones now 4 per ewt. light at $5.87!4 per d nto Live Stock light, $5 to $5.85; bulk of o $5.85. Sheef)-[lecelpu. 212 udy to weak; Inmbs, steady to d to choice wethers, $3.50â€"to n sheep, $3 to $4; natice to $4.00; western lambs, $3 wler, 1,500 bu selling at 4Te D H. 8. Dusring. MENNO 8. "I}BIVWR,”W' Box 250, Waterles, Live Stock to $6; medium heavy, .40 to $5.55; roughs ttle better demand, r ewt. The improveâ€" arrival of a stenmer 11 sail on Doremlrr sail on December 21. little firmer in price, er ewt. 1d ads selling at $0 to to $8 for clover. londs selling at $0 to $6.10; good to $6.15; rough heavy, 5 to $5.85; bulk of luging now 5 to ul.f)i h‘nve du-'ficled. uto Cattle Market k, but there was a one and the prices the same as those â€" Receipts, 9,000; i; steady; good to : to medium, $3.90 lers, $2 to $4.25; Hogsâ€"Receipts toâ€" er for bulk; mixed 83% will will $ 0.72 74% lo. _ Hen and light 17.00 19.00 215 2.05 145 6 25 7 50 60 17 19 14 or at Montâ€" sall on be wanted Lambs were and their Shortâ€"keep 8N% Also a _ few or. . Addreas 8014 thorn Bulls, to M’ 35 ies sold lium a 1 spite y andâ€" t ones $ 0.72 9,000; N a thriving village, a good brick building od to I l ~with all néee__gaqwohnnd a good stand. Htt 7.00 8(0 7.00 5.!0 5.25 44 45 60 22 14 75 11 THE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE "Sign Gold star" The ()ven Bakes Perfectly e Their d(gn.dre an: construction md_h‘t': e oven a1 ec heat even same in back, lp;nlnnd m:-x of the “"bn.‘:' n:d twisting this saves while roasting n ing : _ And tfi_s fire so quickly regulaied that the moment‘s notice You are m a m‘stake if you don‘t see all porial Oxlon‘l,kfion purchasing. IMPERIAL OXFORD RANQGE. New Shoes, New Styles At any hour of the And the fire so quick! led that the jggpjc}gld‘ouy’d:m degree at a Blacksmith Shop For Saile. Made and guaranteed by THE GURNEY FOUNDRY CO Montreal, Wienipeg and Vancouver. [‘HAT desirable residence on Young St., Water]0o, belonging to the sate Louis Engelhurdt. The nouse is two storeys high, contains 7 rooms and «itchen, has lg)od brick floor th ce lar, waterworks and gas. . For further particulars apply to _ E. Probably no other reasons are half so accountable fir th‘s store‘s popuâ€" luit(.{ as the upâ€"toâ€"date 'T.“ of new goods. Our lalics‘, gents‘ ard children‘s fine shoes are t Essence of Style and Neatness. > NE and a ‘ alf story house on main street in 9 the village of Brealau and at‘ached is an dition suitable for a small business. _ The property on which house is situated consists of me lot on which are a number of good fruil rees. Good spring furnishes water al. year around. MHKS. HY. TMKHR, HREK hundred acres in the Township of Pilkington, lots 3, 4 and 8, concession 3. is one of the best farms either for stock or yran in Ontario. There are tworets of buildâ€" ings and it is suitable to be farmed as one, two or three farms. For par.iculars m&o the undersigned on the premises, or by to JAMES HUNTER, 12tf. Alma. P.O.. Ont. Eic 2l Mc P 2 ols Pacs 1e se ddP core S outhmhvollnrld with hard and soft water and is in a Pr8t class state of cultivation. For terms and particulars apply to the proprieâ€" tor on the prom.ises, 2s ISAAC SNIDER, _ _ A “m; ooncfi.'“ “.-I- SI: lwig milea loflh: west of A'hvm-.u-‘-& |&m more or raned Nens bamroatts tm iotn ie Few Wfiimg noumk good Wike houke and sood House for Sale. The farm 100 aotes, hdng lot 12, concession a%:wum, of Welles: ley. one mile hill _ On the promiâ€" sen -n-zoodbrlek house, bank barn, ample ;‘:o':.""!;n".:{z‘d...“‘“"c.a“'m&;‘&‘”.m eight acres in fail !_h_u_L 0 acres Jn grass, The farm is all good, arable land. wells. _ For Enn“" "m" ion in “fi premises or to Jos. Farm for Sale. Farm for Sale. _ TERMS easy, For further lare piy on the premimes e by tetter to _ """ Apply to . ATETA iddress Box F, Waterio® )pposite the, Market, House to Let or For Sale, 49â€" d74t N John Street, 6 rooms, bard and soft __ water; possession about November 17th. House for Sale. Sold in Waterloo by FARM FOR SALE Farm For Sale. rnittion In buying boots, shoes and rubbers at the Market Shce Store you are sure to get GOOD SHOES at the Lowest Possible Prices. Repairing and ordered work promptly attended to. Notice. Mrs. R. E day in the new W. CONRAD, Waterloo. GKO. WKEGENAST. M. WILDFANG, CONRAD BROS. The Yoke overeoat is the newest m. We have just m{fi ’:-ntd them. â€" Cali "" “k.. them. We !;e!Q}”A a» nrl-'umnau-&n. 8,6.1, 8 Youths‘ overcontsâ€"2.50, 8, 8.50, BoL-"lovn:uu-â€"l 2.50, 8, 8 % A line of mer‘=, youtbs‘ F for winter in stock, all new and of styles. See our stock of Ties and for Holida ‘l‘nda.'helo?t town at &.lb‘ 15c and Â¥%1 each. we are right in it, all the very lates shirt stock is complete. m E. W. Becker, Frederick St., BERLIN ap ON THE BALANCE OF MY BUGGIES THERE will be sold by public auction on the premises of the nndersigned, 1 12 miles south of Conestogo, on the townline between Waterion Ang W oolwichâ€"townuships, on the west bank of the Grand river, on *\ Song:" commencing at 1239 c‘clock p. m., sharp, «e following valuab e p operty. viz: m Wednesday, December 11th, 1901, LIVE STOCKâ€"Bay team 4 and 8 years old, bay horse 5 years old, bay horsâ€" 8 years old, &.:i, ‘mve t ’nrb ymlr; old oldn foal), ver 4 years, gray horse 12 years yearli colt, no‘lhm colt, 4 cowa nnrponod wdfn ln&c:? one heifer, 5 calves, 4 breed ry sows, (one e whire,two Tamworth and one Yorkshire), 22 pigs and a number of hens. IMPLEMENTS, KTC.â€"Binder, mower, selfâ€" rake, borse rake, seed drill, grain uhq?-mw cutter, Pitt= hnrugov\ er, sâ€"parator, 2 fauning mills, turn p alicer, 3 lumber wagons, framé for hauling raw Jogs, carriage, open buggy, 2 steighs, 2 wood racks, long nldrhih‘nd al cutter, 2 bevelâ€"jack=, erindstone, 3 wagon boxes, 3 yankee plows,3 threeâ€"furrow gang plows, 4â€"secâ€" t on iron harrow,3do , wooden g:no'.l- uffiers, land roller, circular saw and beit, wheelbarrow, 3 sets double harness, set plow Inrle-. rakes, forks, cowfchains, cooking stove with box stove, '""fi grinder, meat tub, sap 2 churns, (one No. 4 nearly new), milk cans, barrels, 2 spinning wheels, 2 orosscut r.v:ibuet- saw, 3 hay racks, (1 oev} cheese vat and press and ta‘ lot of other les too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALKâ€"Pigs and all sums of $10 ~. â€" A. C. Thoman, King St, East of Sco‘t, _‘ BERLIN and under cash; ov r that amount 12 months. credit .upon funishing approved security of 4 percent. off for cash pay mont of credit amounts, Josrrn Mickus, Jonx 8, BRURACHER, Auctioncer. Proprietor. _A _ premises of the undersigned, oneâ€"half mile south of Hddolm Tuesday, ber 17th, 1901, o-lnmomlnf at one o‘clock p. m., the following property. viz: "In h&":om l.:n-h“mn:'(b’-u ":ud.l m-.'nmo stand, 2 hen hes, pail bengh, chaira, ‘lofllh' Mrhvzlm‘m m% l"ui't m wooden uflmr:q; , 4 lruhn granite pudding now, ’m:g. granite wash tem rawer no lt;,. 2 big tin 19 set mfifir uul. rn-w.h\ dainy mnw new, cooking stove N‘ Tron Rale b-zl"'w e box a lot of canned 0 t 3 l-m m PCE in order to make 10om for a shipâ€" ment of cutters and sleighs. Horse shoeing doneso as to give comfort and develop ~the feet. Interfering prevented. Auction Sale Farm Stock and iImplements. Auction Sale here will be sold by public auction on the Very +i OR .i.. Household Furniture, eto. King St., BERLIN, (,reat Reduction J. G. Horet Clork â€"â€" QF â€" , Limited, Toronto, roma®t Marvie e vu