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Rev. R. J, Elliot!t preached a most instructive sermon in the: Mcthodist church Sunday cvening on ‘‘The Digâ€" pity of Labor." ‘Flowers _ and Weeds" was the subject of the morm Ingz discourse, it being essentially . a eermon for the children. By way of Mustration ho had a bouguet of flowers and weeds and pointed out in a clear and intelligent way the Io-‘ pons to be learned. At the residence of Mrs. William T. Boyle, 591 Forest avenue west, Wedâ€" nosday, Sept. 236th, will occur the marriage .of her sister, Miss Edna MacPherson, and Dr. John W. Hofiâ€" man. . The ceremony will be performâ€" ced by Rev. A. H. Barr, of the Jefâ€" ferson avenue Presbyterian churchâ€" Detroit Free Pross. Dr. Hofiman is a brother of Mrs. C. W. Schicdel, of this town. | About seventyâ€"five Oddfeliows from Waterloo will attend the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting of the Continâ€" ent of North America at Toronto on Sept. 19th They will wear natty un iforms and . take part in the parade on that day: Mr. A. B. McBrids, Grand Warden, and Mr. E. H. Zick, went to Guelph on Friday to make arrangements for this district. On Friday evening the members of Mr. E. F. Seagram‘s London _ rink Messrs. F. G. Hughes, W. J. Krucegâ€" er and Wm. Hogg, presented him witi a handsome bowling net, which was, needless to say, very much appreciatâ€" ed by the recipiont. The net _ was made by I,, McBtine & Co., Berlin. The marriage of Mr. Charles Herâ€" bert Bechtel, son of Mr. and _ Mrs. Byron E. Bechtcl, and Miss _ Mabel Cherry, daughter . of Mr. and Mrs. John Cherry of Galt, will take place on Sept. 12th, at 4 o‘clock, in Trinâ€" ity Church, Galt. * At a meeting of the Board of Works held Thursday morning acting chairâ€" man L. Graybill was authorized to purchaseâ€"several â€"hundredâ€"feetâ€"of â€"ceâ€" ment and drain tile for use on Queen and Peppler streets. At a meeting of the Waterloo Watâ€" er and Light Commission held Wedâ€" nesday motning the contract for the excavation and brick work of the new storage well was awarded to Muog) & Schlote. ' There was an abundant supply of produce at. the marketâ€" Saturday mortning. Butter sold at 19c and 20c a pound, while eggs prought 18c ard 19c a dozen. Fow1 sold at 10c aand 11c a pound It is not too carly to get your fall suit. Big shipment of nearly $1,006 worth of goods to choose from at J. Bruegeman‘s the tamlor, which must be soid this season. Suits and overâ€" coats at any price. Unions and dricd appics wanted at J. R. Shiedel‘s, Iresiau, in excnange for general merchaaiose. A well â€"as sorted stock to chouse from at right prices. Mr. Jas. Scott has purchased â€"the Westside Park Hotel from the Philip kraft Estate for $1,000. Mr. Hueglin who occupics the hotel will continue to carry on the business. The funeral of Cora _ Elizabeth Schnarr, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schnarr, who dicd on Sunday, was held this afternoon. Miss A. R. Bean will resume het music classes on Sept. 10th: Arrangeâ€" ments tor lessons can be made at her studio, George street, on Saturday, Sept. sth. In a bowling game Wednesday evenâ€" ing the rink which plays at Toronto toâ€"morrow defeated a rink of allâ€" comers by a score of 25â€"12. The band gave their regular weekly concert on the square on Wednesday evening. d The monthly meeting of the Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Methodist Church was held on Thursday evening. A Waterloo ball team played at St. Clements on Labor Day, winning by a score of 12â€"9. Devitt‘s Drug Store Phone 217. Deutsche Apotheke WATERLOO 90000 #00040909000 #veee #0000 #0000099000 #44%0+ ‘They will feel a difference immediate ly and you will feel a difference in your pocket. _ IT PAYS 10 USE I1. Your cows will feed better and give almost double amount of milk. Try a 50c tin. We furcish full directions as to Any Flies oN YOUR HORSES AND COW8S TBHESE HOT DaYst If so spray them with Temporary Of:ice in Ritzer‘s CGents Furnishing Store Phone 215, Waterioo., Finaneial and Insurance â€" Brokers Real Estate ZENOLEUM RAYMO BROS. Local News. Rev. Mr. Curric, a recent gr:duate of Knox College, Toronto, preached most acceptably in the Presbyterian church op Sunday, _ The Waterloo Central School reâ€" opened _ Tuesday _ after the summer vacation. All the teachors were in atâ€" tendance. A party of Waterloo bowlers also paid a visit to Wellesley, and cnjoved i friendly game with the bowlers of that place. The one rink composed of Messts. E. Roschman, E. J. Roos, Geo. â€" Schnart and W. J. Krueger, skip, won one game and lost two. The other rink composed of Messrs. F. Urstadt, J. Conrad, J, Brindt and J, 0. Motheral, skip, won a game and played one draw, while the same rink skipped: by J. Brandt, wom And‘ lost a game. The W.M.S. Band left on the 7.50 train in the motning for Torento to fill an engzagement at the Exhibition, where they gave a patriotic concert in conjuncticn with three other bands playing Rule Britannia and the differâ€" ent regimental airs. They were acâ€" corded a very hearty reception. A goodly _ number _ accompanicd lhe‘ band. We Accorded a Hearty Reception Bowlers Visit Wellesley The town bore a somewhat desertâ€" cd appearamce on Labor Day, a large portion of Waterloo‘s population cnâ€" joying the day out of town. W. M. S. BAND AT TORONTO W. Peltz, hauling cinders ... â€"3.50 Teachers‘ salaries for August 424 49 Carctaker‘s salary for Auguss 53.341 SUHIDS (.:w.l Leocfomers Cnslavrise | revdin Daily Citizen, printing ... ... Telegraph Ptg. Co., printing Silica Barytic Stone Co:, conâ€" structing cement walk in‘o Mr. Cork‘s residence ... ... M. Devitt & Co E. M. Devitt ... The following accounts were passed: Ed. Dermul ...... .......:..... ...... $120.60 W. Hoge,. coal ... ... ...... ....: 209.20 M. Weichel & Son, coal ... ... 241.88 W. Reade, sundry expenses .. 2.16 W. â€"J. â€"Swallow, â€" weather Miss Maud H. Anderson, of Berli, was engaged as teacher of Division No. 5, at .a salary of $350 per year. . The property committee was inâ€" structed to have the hollow cn . the west side of the school _ grounds, where the drain was constructed, fillâ€" ed up. Miss Rodgers will be . directress both in the morning and afternoon in this dopartmcnt. Miss Allen of Guelph was engaged as assistant _kindergartnerâ€"atâ€"$300 per annum. ho 8 Miss Curry‘s resignalion was acâ€" cepted and the Secretary was inâ€" structed to send her the testimonial requested. L here: were present _ Chairman Bracndle, Secretary Reade, and Mesâ€" sts. J. A. Harper, A. E. Devitt and C. W. Schiedel. The regular monthly mecting: of the: Waterloo Pubplic School Board was held on Thursday eveming. Large Number of Accounts Passed and Routine Busiâ€" . The invited guests present from out of town were: Mrs. H.imlich, Mr. and Mrs. La orie, Miss Lottie Hollâ€" man and Mr. Eugene Ruhliman, of Buflalo;, the Misses Violet and Mild: red Odbert, Detrort; Mr. and Mrs. Meyers, Guelph; .Brs. Doig and the Misses Doig, Mr. J. Odbert and Mrs. Thos. Odbert, Stratfiord; Mr. and Mrs. Freeman and daughter . an Mrs. Ricder, Shakespeare; Mr. anl Mrs. J. Foster, St. Thomas; Mr. ind Mrs. Nelson Bochmer, Mrs. 1 ‘ Eby and Mr. Max Schlueter, Berlin PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD MEET. The bride was very popular among a wide circle of friends, who will joir in wishing the newly wedded couple every happiness and prosperity. Many handsome aad useful wedding gifts were received by the bride. The groom‘s gift was a beautiful pear! and diamond pend=nt, return will resido at 20 Walnut St., Buflalo. The bride‘s travelling suit was oi grey and blue novelty with navy blue Following the cercmony the guests partook of a dainivy wedding deiguner after which the happy couple departâ€" ed on a wedding tour to Atlantic City and other poiats, and upon their The wedding march was pl;;ed by Miss Doig of Stratluoid, cousin of the bride. The bride looke® very sweet gownâ€" ed in a dainty dress of ivory mousâ€" seline silk, trimmed witk bebe I:â€" ish lace insertion, with tulle veil, and carried a bouquet of white bridai roses. There were no attcndants. ‘The interesting ceremony . took place under a handsome bell of white asters and. was performed by Rev. R. J. Elliott, pastor of the Methodâ€" ist church, in the presence of about fifty invited guests. ‘The house decâ€" orations of ferns, palms and asters were exceedingly pretty. A very pretty aster wedding was celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Flynn, Young street, Waterloo, on Wednesday, afternoon at five o‘clock, when their daughter Miss Rebecca Odbert Flynn, was wedded to Mr. William Emil Heimlichk of Miss Rebecca Flynn Wedded to Mr. W. E. HeimlLch of PRETTY ASTER WEDDING 1053.88 .08 1.44 13.60 10 Mr. and Mrs. ifarry Morgan, of Lindsay, who have been visiting the latter‘s mother, Mis. Henry Roos, George street, _ returned home or Thursday. Mrs.. Winn very pleasantly enterâ€" tained the mempers of the Presbyterâ€" ian Ladies‘ Aid Society at her jhome Thursday afternoon to a "Tea." Mr. Fred and Miss Edna Rost of Cleveland, who have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O‘Donnelll, returned on Thursday. Mrs. W. P. Zick and little son, of Stratford, are visiting at the home Mr. and Mrs. Contrad Zick. B. M. week with Ste..: E. Conn., is Twinâ€"City Messtrs. Fred Shinn and Will Philliâ€" more are spending several" days in Toronto. Mr. Homer Zick of Ste. Therese, Que., is spend‘ng a week at his home here. Mr. Geo. Gordon of Berlin has acâ€" cepted a position in the jewelry storc of Mr. E. J. Roos. * Mr. Robert Cornish of Appleton, near Ottawa, is spending sevoral Jdays with friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. W. Raymo and Mrs. B. M. Walton _ are _ spendin: week with Toronto friends. Mr. T. M. Burt of. New Haven, Conn., is a welcomée visitor to ‘n«\ Miss Elizabeth Kreutziger of Philaâ€" delphia, is home for a several weeks‘ vacation. Miss Emma Is. Roos cnjoyed Sunâ€" day and Menday _ with _ Toronto friends. » Mrs. Colquhoun has arrived home after a pleasant visit in Muskoka and Toronto. Mrs. _ Kershaw ~ and cher Miss Kitty, are the gues Dr.â€" Sterling. , Rev. J. R. Gilchrist, B. A., who is now settled. in Tcronto, was a visitâ€" or in town on Friday. Miss Mincrva and Mr. Gordon Rupâ€" pel spent Labor Day in Listowel and vicinity. ° Miss Mavd Zimmerman has returnâ€" ced from a pleasant two weeks‘ vaca tion spent at Lanark. Mr. Herbert Doelle of the Mutual Life staff, is spending a week‘s vacaâ€" tion at his home in Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Hallmen â€"re turned last evening from a short vis it to Torcnto. Mr. â€"J. M. Laing left Saturday for Toronto, where hke will take part in the tennis tournament. Mr. B. Pochlman of Detroit spent the holiday at his home in Waterloo. Miss Kate Oc‘tzcl spent Sunday and Monday ‘with Toronio friends. Mr. Andrew Mcintyre is spending a day orâ€" two im Toronto. Mr. Robt. Moctop is visiting at his home here. ® Personal and Social The prizes which were tickets t« the Torento Exhibition, were won by the holders of tickets Nos. 961, 4968, 1384, 1772, 5751. The last two ar« still unclaimed. Pesrite the coolness of the weathc: there w.s a good attendarce at th scnsert given ‘n the park on Friday »venint. . The programme was ofâ€" the uszal hich stendard of excell me ;n th> dizerent numbers were spl ndidi rendered. Special menticn might be made of the clavinet, piccolo, cornâ€"t and eu} honium solos taken by Messr: Ch s. Kalbflcisch,. Geo. Ziegler, Her bert Smith and Fred Bof.nger resâ€" pectively, all of whoim shawed thâ€"mâ€" selves to be finished executants _ on their respective. instruments. Large Number Attended Conâ€" cert a‘ the Park by the W M. S. Band. PLAYED A A number of other young fellows implicated in the affair will likely come up before the Police Magistrate next week. The Magistrate in allowing them to go upon suspended sentence said this should serve as a warning and reâ€" strain them from committing â€" any more depredations of this nature. Each lad was fned $1.50, or $15 in all, to pay for the ice cream, and costs of court. Judging from the evidence of the youths the ice cream taken would make up a very small part of the six gallons stolen, which showed that these were not the only ones conâ€" cerned in the affair. The following lads were served with summonses: _ Albert Pagel, Armond Treusch, Ivan Haus, Philip Heinrich, Chas. Westfall, Jos. Weinstein, Harâ€" old Alteman, John Deckert, Gustave Roeckel, Richard Gatschene, Clayton Plantz, Arthur Ruos. The last named youth was mot preâ€" sent. All the lads pleaded guilty exâ€" cept ‘John Deckert, against whom there was no evidence, and he was‘ allowed to go. loo Young Women‘s Hospital Auxilâ€" iary had a booth in the park and when a rain storm came up sought shelter in the pavilion, the ice cream being stolen in their absence. Eleven lads all under filteen years of age appeared before Police Magisâ€" trate Weir at Waterlco on Friday charged with stealing ice cream at the park on the evening of July 27th when a joint band concert was given by the Galt Kiltie and Waterloo bands. _ On that occasion the Waterâ€" Ten â€" Waterloo Lads Plead Guilty to Stealing I«e Cream i at the Park FINED BY POLICE MAGISTRATE WEIR FINE PROGRAM and ‘her daughter, the guests of Mrs. Chronicieâ€"Telegraph, Thursday, September 6, 19o6â€"Page 5 Miss Stela â€" Ruppel has return~d after spending several weeks at the home of her cousin, Miss Laura New Mr. Hall of the Dominion Life staff is spending several weeks with friends in Toronto, Hamilton and othe points. Mrs. Jas. A. Miller and Miss Lulu Wegenast of Lancaster, Pa., who have been spending several weeks with friends and relatives in Water loo and vicinity left Saturdsy _ to visit friends in Toronto and other points prior to returning home. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Roos attendec the 35th anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Ernst : Bellinger, Toronto, on Saturday. Th: Misses Ida and Sarah Wegen ast, HM. Urstadi and Carrie Hilgart nor attended the Y.P.A. cenventio, at Rodncey, Cn. * Mrs. H. Rozell, of Little Current, Manitoulin _ Islaad, and. Miss . Lucy Heist, of Blind River, are guests at the home of Mr. Adam Uffclmann. Mr. F. P. Metzler of Zephyr, turned Saturday after a week‘s it â€" thehome of Mr. and Mrs Bruegeman. * Miss Angie Bricker has returmed from a â€" pleasant â€" visit of several months with friends in ;Montreal and Ottawa. y The Misses Laura and Vera Shirk have returned from a pleasanmt viâ€"it with fricnds in Gravenhurst, Mus‘o ka. Miss Gladys Devitt has returned from a pleasant visit of several weeks at the home of Mr. Wm. Behrens, Elâ€" mira. Mrs. Witwer of New, Hamburg, who has been a guest at the hoine of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Shimn for a week has returned home. # ; Mr. Gordon and Miss Alice Binzeâ€" man of Bloomingdale visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Menno _ Weber on Sunday. _ [ Miss Russel of Fergus was a guest at "Thistle Ha," nc residenm:e . of Mrs. C. S. Fortest, cn Monday. Mrs. J. B. Winger of Elmira is visâ€" iting Watcrioo friends for several days. Miss McCormick of the millinery deâ€" partment at J. Uifeclmann‘s store, has returnod _ after spending _ several months at ber home in Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruegeman * s visited Toronto friends for a day of two. 6 Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Shipe of St. Thomas réturned on Saturday after visiting at the home of the latter for several weeks. Miss E. Hoffz:an of Stratford has returned home afeer being the guest of Miss Bernice Roos for several weeks. & Mr. Eugene Rublman of Buflalo is spending a week at his home in Watâ€" erloo. 7 Miss Goctz of the Mutual Life staf retuined on Tucsday from a visit to her home in Marden. visiting his browner, Mr. Cprist, Becker, Guelph. Mr. Normanâ€"Holtzman spent Sunâ€" day and Monday at his home in Zurâ€" ich. The Misses Jean and Gaven ~ spent a _ fe Hamilton. Miss Alice Cork is visiting Torunto friends. Mr. Henry Becker of Waterloo visiting his brotner Mro n Mr. W. H. Son holiday in London. Oppesite Zimmermann House Mr. Edward N. Roos left Tucsday for Winnipeg. . | Miss Oive Graybill spent the holiâ€" day with Listowel triends. Mr. O. Geiger spent Sunday â€" and Monday at his home in Hunsall. It Pays You to Trade at Our Store Muthers who are worn with the duty of caring for the romping youngeters can easily induce Fathers to save monsy which they will do if they trade at The vacation season hbas been a trying one on your CHILDREN‘3 CLOTBING, just as the summer days of heat and dust bave been on your own. Now, J UFFELMANN can refis the School Children for the new term at very little outlay to you and start them off for study bright and fresh J. Uffelmann‘s John Schondelmayer, Because a $1.00 buys more. Because our stock is upâ€"toâ€"dxte. Becuuse we always try to please you. Because it is no troub‘e to «how goods, Because we buy the best goods to be had. Because we always do just as we advertise. Because we have a large assortment to select from. Because you can always get your money back on any $ it g o lc n db t i s A STUDY IN ECONOMY CHILDREN‘S CLOTHING . UFFELMANN‘S Somerville spent th: n and Anctta Mcâ€" a few _ days â€" in __ factory purchase. _ _ Yours for equare dealing, stay reâ€" Mrs.«W. A. Greene and Miss Myra tireene, ‘accompanied by Mrs. Galpin of Brooklyn left â€" Saturday morning for Portage Point, Georgian Bay, whore they will spend a month at their cottage, Mr. Geo. Wegenast, manager of the Mutual Life Assurance Co., and Mrs Wegenast, returned on Monday from a pleasant and enjoyable trip of sevâ€" cral weeks to the Pacific Coast. Mr Wegenast visited points throughout the West, where the Company . have extensive investments, and found evâ€" erything in a satisfactory condition. The country is enjoying unparalleled prosperity, and . the wheat crop is‘ good. # RETURNED FROM THE WEST I+now open and running ev day except Mondays aud Saturdays. e 9 A % GEIGER & BREAK, $6â€"1 mo. AT l Jeweiller CENTRAL BLOCK WATEkLOU. [Taving purchased the meat busiâ€" ness f rimr‘y c»rried on by. Mr U. B Daâ€"ring it wiil be my enâ€" deavor to merit a continuance of of the patronage extendea in the past. Customers and friends may be assured that only the choicest and best meats will be kept on hand. Business The Breslau Cider Mill H-nnhlvhi--hlhuu-" ing anew watch u n os n n s# n on AGOODWA‘I‘CHI-I&-.MMâ€"‘â€" it wears well. â€" Not only the case, which you can see, but the works as well, mmnmdflmmmâ€" and parts, all hidden from sight, but doing a big business just the same. Many move ments are good, but there is one watch we can recommend to you for sure as & good, reliable timekeeper, and one that will become an old friendâ€"It is the celebrated DECIMAL DECIMAL WATCH Martin Reidel WATCHES E. J. RCOS Prop. City Meat Market, WATERLOO (Duecrirg‘s Old. Stand ) Change Br.slau, Out. Waterloo, nt, unsatisâ€" ’ Guelph Mercury: Follow ing the loâ€" cal unions thore came a farcical orâ€" ganization called the McGinty Band. of Berlin, consisting of 12 members in nondescript comical uniforms. The band dispensed music of a variety that pleased the small boy. In conâ€" nection with this band were twelve local small boys dressed in neat blwe and white sailot suits. _ The whole company were on parade at the inâ€" stance of the McAlpine Tobacco Co., ol Toronto, to advertise their goods, Berlin, Baden, New Buntese, Lin=ocq §t, Jacobs, Milvertc:: MeGINTY BAND AT GUEFLPH $A Yss $ BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA. 2 It will certainly be to your intere SEEING what is newest and best in and from a standpoint of ECON OMY l vomee / AY Abb ® Advic Drafts, A Ahe world, Hunters Creen, Olive, Reseda, Plum, Mulberry, Colden Brown, Grey, Cream a Almost all of our ground floor space of our magnificent stock of fall dress shades and the most popular materi popular shades for fall are: ;’ mA mmarariririraaiamame MWAAMMAM Difi raLs MMM Wili be marked by an extraordinnl;y DRESS GOODs EvEXNT which will continue for one week, beginning GWnlcd _ C e 2 WW“WMW“W“W“MW\MM\M mr» RYANS FALL Business Opening G.B.Ryan&Co. Wednesday, Sept. 5th, « B. RYAN & CO., BERLIN The Sovereign Bank of Canada. ) immainP ce thet 7 triv anrlhâ€"Abtei®s conabdcind Advice on Investment Securities, Letters o Credit, Collection, Drafts, Money Orders, Telegraphic and Cable Transfers to all parts of the world. Amaerican and Foreign Exchange, Highest current rates allowed on Savinos Detocits Interest.caiculated from date of original. de; added to the deposit â€"FOUR times a year. _ For convenience of customers this bank opens ur‘ays at 9 a. m. BERLIN, ONT. BRANCH Capital paid up Reserve fund AT all snamew#e Toe nane vear vuee a vean You Will Not be Disappointed. id up = = $2,621,000 00 und = â€" = 4,403,000.00 A general banking business transacted. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT . Son gint O nadis fln are rems esd dn 4 ciiir e oit ui A stock of fall dress goods, which includes the latest To Facilitate Your Business ’ Is Our Concern, The Soversign Bank of Canada rests on the solid foundation of satisfactory banking service, Established 1832 Jaciisty | (Fev. J. R + farmtare to I | he has prmvcha ton avenue. c interest, both from the standpoint of best in the fashionable dress fabrics NOMY, to make a visit to this store,. materials for fall wear. Some of the | 1 returned after spendi with friends in Mildm M 12th, und erioo Lav At Invit C. D. FREEMAN, Manager. hold will be utilized for the display M A WA fon M Cream and White. onte M 1 a bow j3 pavilion,, Wat esfay evening, : auspiccs of the deposit and it t child Will ol alâ€" ()