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gers . of Hespeler is visiting her Sritad Miss Adelle O‘Neil.â€"Mis. Macâ€" ing of Drayton is sRending severâ€". ‘ml days at the home of Mrs. A. Werâ€" M>r.â€"Mrs. Dr. Kalbfeisch of _ Beflin g.:-:t Tuesday with friends in town.â€" x Mary. Moogk of Waterloo, spent Auesday with _ Elmira friends â€"Mr. Menry Weiche! was a pusiness visitor i to Waterloo on Tuesday afterroon. ~* Reethovan Club:â€" _A meeting held Tuesday afternoon ;" mt the usual time and place brought ,.‘,io a close a very suceesgful and inâ€" ‘#eresting year in the life . of this young Club. The programme Was. in ‘char«« of,* Miss A. R. Bean, Homorâ€" . ary Presidept and was of exceptional E interest. _ An additional piano _ had . bern secured jor the occasion : Mrs. T.â€"F. Shurly. 1.â€"Dvo. Preludé & Sarabandeâ€"Von Wilm. Miss Hattie Ruppel and Miss 4.â€"Pisno, Soloâ€""Les Sylvaing"" â€" Chaminad>. Miss Annie Ruppel. 5.â€"Piano Soloâ€""‘Rondo" â€"â€" Field Miss Grace Erb. _ 8.â€"Piano Soloâ€"Waltzâ€"Chopin. Miss Pearl Ballard. â€" §.â€"Vocal Rolnâ€"(ay, The Rosary â€" Neviu ; (b), HMis Lullabyâ€"Bond. Miss A. R. Bean. L 7.â€"Pigno â€" Soloâ€"Prelude â€" Rachmaâ€" pinofi. Miss: Mary: Moogk. 8.â€"Piang â€" Soloâ€"Concert Study,â€" Liszt. Miss Hattlie Ruppel. 9,â€"Duoâ€"Ride of tit Valkyricâ€"Wa; ner. Miss Grace Erb and Miss»Maty Moogk. â€"Mr. and â€" Mrs. Geo. L. Zieglet gpent Sunday with friends at Markâ€" ham.â€"A lecture, in the interest _ of the Horticultural Societâ€" will be held ‘imn th> Liprary Friday evening at 5 o‘clock, Th‘s promis:s to. be of unâ€" usual benefit to lovers of flowers and & large attendance is requested. â€"Miss. Salome Ratz and Miss Catrrie Fdler attended _ the Tuesday evening session of the Evangelical Conference now convchinz in Berlinâ€"Mrs. Lydia Fry isyvisiting _ Berlin and Waterloo friends for a few days. A committee consisting of Mrs. J. 8. Weichel, Mrs. Hilborn, Mrs. Jeanâ€" neret and Miss Hornberger served _ a delicions and dainty _ lunch at _ the This closes the series of meetings for the season all of which have been educational and interesting. â€" Elmira, April 16.â€"Miss Lillian Roâ€" Elmira, _ April _ 18. â€"Miss Elsie Feick of Berlin spent a few days of this week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Dunke. Mr. Hiram Hallman is moving to the rooms above Ruppel & _ Co.‘s block on Arthur street. + Nr. Thos. Rumball is preparing 10 vacate the station â€" house and _ wili move to _ his home on Erb street, which he purchased last year _ jjrom Mr. A. D. Viee. â€" > Messrs. .Jno. Allemang, Chtis. Dréiâ€" singer, L. A. Jeanneret and Aibert Gentc are the proud possessorsc. of fine new Ford cars. These all arrivâ€" ed in town last Wednesday and were lined up for exhibit in front of the Grand Central Hotel. ~o6 Mr. and Mrs. Glennie of Galt holiâ€" dayed with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James (ilennic. Miss Sherlock of Berlin was _ the guest of Mrs. C. N. KRlinck _ dusing Easter. Miss Hilda Eby is visiting at ber home in St: Thomas. Mr. and _ Mrs. Louis Koerber _ of Elora, also Mt. and Mrs. â€" Norwood and children visited in town _ during Easter vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Zilliay spent Sunday with theit. parents here. 2.â€"Piang â€" Soloâ€""Chopin‘‘â€"Godard Messes. . W. Zilliax, Henry Weiâ€" chel, Oscar Wahl and Lincoln Ratz motored to Berlin on Good Friday. Misses Annie and Pearl | Bald _ of| Berlin visited at the home of Mr. uml‘ Mrs. Ed. Schaub this week., 1 Among the old Elmira boys _ who visited here during the bolidays were Mr. Willard (‘Neil of Toronto, Chat les Schacfer, Milverton, Kilborn Schâ€" aefer, Waterloo, Irvin Schroder, Ber lin, Oscar Weichel oi Ingersol and Henry Strome of ‘Rerlin. _\Ir David Gowing and children of Milverton spent Good Friday _ with relatives in town. â€" Miss Minnic _ Oppertshauser _ and cousin spent the holidays | at â€" Port Iuron. 2 _ Mt. Wm; Schmidt of Berlin spent Easter with hs parents here. County and District Happenings: det Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ufielman _ and family visited _ Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Musser. John Among the holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Detweilâ€" er were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Letson and daughter of Berlin, _ Mrs. Schmidt, Nirs. 1.. Sattler _ and â€" the _ Misses Louise and Hilda Sattler.. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Allemang of Milverton and Mr. William Alemang of Toronto spent FEaster with their parents here. .Mr. Wim. Pfaf of Mount Forest spent Monday with his father here. â€"Miss Marion Grant, formerly of the E. P. S. stafi, is renewing acquainâ€" tances in town. _Mr. Chris Beckman of _ Glenallan has moved with his family to town. Misses May and â€" Olive Hall of Guelph were guests of Mrs. A. Ryder curing Easter. _0 000. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schaefer and inâ€" fant son visited in Listowel for sevâ€" eral days. â€"Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pfaf _ of New llamburg visited friends in â€" Elmira this week. Mr. Fred Linder spent Sunday with his parents here. _ _ _ _ 28 Mr. Samuel Linder of Berlin visitâ€" ced at the home of his brother, Mr. Geo. Lindetr. _ Mt. and Mrs. J. B. Weber and Miss Mary visited at the home of Mrs. M. lyan, Berlin. _ _ e Mr. Mortis Snelling is a guest at the home of Mr. .J. B. Weber _ this week. Cl Mr. Vernon _ ‘Linder, _ Milverton, spent Good Friday with his _ uncle and aunt. Mr. amd Mrs. Geo. Lindâ€" Mr. Elliott Hayden, New Hambutg, visited his mother here during _ the holidays. s c Baseball â€" Mceting.â€" The _ baseball sports have been aroused and an orâ€" ganization meeting of the _ Factory League was held in the Maple Leaf Club Rooms last Thursday evening. The clection of officers resulted _ as follows:â€" iPresident, Wm. _ Aumgn; Viceâ€"President, F. Eitel; Sec.â€"Treas., R. Cleghorn. + Mrs. Horace _ Wiltse, Detroit, visiting her mother, Mrs. «J Christman. * After _ spending a few . pleasant weeks with friends at Plattsville and Maysville Miss Grace Erp has retutn ¢d to her home hete. @ \rs. W. 1. _ Shanks and _ three children ‘are visiting with her moth er at Carlton Place., Mastrr Howard Muiloy of Toronto is spending the holidays with friends here and at Yatton. Mrs. Hifert, Sr., is spending _ a wouple of weeks at St. Paul‘s â€" parâ€" sonage. Don‘t miss the E.M.S. Band Conâ€" cort next Tuesday, April 21st. Local talent _ also Miss â€" Ethel _ Lapsliey, clocutionist and reader of the Be lin _ Conservatory _ of _ music is â€"sluled for that evening,. ! Death of Mrs. Stadelbauer. â€"On Fri day, \pril 3rd, there passed away at | the old homestead in Woolwich, Le t.ora Schieck, widow of â€" the â€" late | Jacob â€" Stadetbanet. Hix children mourtn the death of a _ kind _ and loving mother, viz David, Berlin; Mary Ann (Mrs. Dan Brox) Edmonâ€" tow. Maunah (Mrs. Fd. Gorbhel, Leo poldvilte, Alta., Lydia and _ Henry at the old homestead and Peter on the Edler farm. + Mrs. John Hornberger of Toronto is visiting her mother, Mrs. Schill. Vr. and Mrs. Charles Talmage an \r. Herbert M. Partling of Milver ton spent the Easter: holidays at the home of Mt. and Mrs, Geo, Linâ€" dor. â€" Contracts for the new St. Jame church have been let as follows: Maâ€" son work, Chas. A. Wilkem, earpenter :â€"â€"MP , â€" 18 Jacob The death of one of Hawkesville‘s oldest and highly estcemed reaidents took place on Sunday morning : when Mr. Peter Huelner passed away calmâ€" ly at the bidding of his Maker _ at the ripe old age of nearly 81 years. ‘The funeral took place from _ his late home, where services will, be held on ,’l‘mlq'.etm. Apr. 31st at 3 o‘clock,‘ ‘ to the Hawkesville Union Cemetery for interment. ‘‘The late Mr. Peter Huelner was born on August 17th, 1833, in Obersensbach, Reerielden, Grand _ Duchy _ Hessen Darmstadt, ‘Germany. In 1847 he started to serve his apprentice®Mp as tailor and worked at this trade _ in several cities in the Old Country. He emigrated _ to Canada in _ the month of March, 1852, and arrived in Berlin, Ontario, in the beginning of May, working at bis trade in Preston and Blair prior to starting a shop of his own at Hawkesville in October, 1854. He was twice ° marâ€" wied. The first marriage took place in April, 1856, to Magdalena _ Seip, the union being blessed _ with â€" four children, George and _ Louise, at home, Louis, Rochester, N. Y., _ and William, who died in the Northwest seventeen years ago. His wife died in September, 1865. He was reâ€"marâ€" ‘xied a year later to Catherine Koch, who survives with the three children of the former marrlage. The deceasâ€" ed was one of the oldest â€" residents of Hawkesville and vicinity and . has been Postâ€"master of the village _ for over 26 years. We are sorry to chronicle the death! «l the little son of Mr. Walter Marâ€" tinson. The death took place Sunday evening.â€"Mr. Norman Wilkinson visitâ€" ed his uncle in Winterbourne _ last!‘ Tuesday.â€"Miss Kitty Babard of Galt holidayed under the parental roof.â€" Master George Trisinger of _ Elmira was a‘business visitor to our . burg last Thursday.â€"Mr. _ and Mrs. John ‘Doerbecker of Berlin paid a flying viâ€" sit in thrir auto _ to Mr. Huelnet‘s last Wednesday a.m.â€"Mrs. _ Herbert Lackner and son Vernon were visitors to Linwood last Friday.â€"Mr. Alired Shantz was a busin‘ss Visitor to Elâ€" mira on Saturday.â€"Rev. Mr. Veil of Linwood visited friends _ in our burg| on Wednesday last.â€"Mrs. _ M. Mathâ€"} ews of (Glenalien called on Miss . L.f Huelner last Wednesday.â€"Quite a num ber of our bure attended the Spriflil‘ | Horse show in St. Clements last !Thursday,â€".\lr. Alvin Ottman was a | visitor to St.Jaccoos onpThursday last '-â€"'Hmsn who attended the Canada Evâ€" | ‘angelical Conference in Berlin _ over | Sunday were Misses Tena â€" Shantz, Esther Spies, and Rev. and Mrs. F.j Spies.â€"NMr. Wm. Brox of Floradale is ' assisting his brotherâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. Alfâ€" red Shantz, with his summet‘s work. â€"Mrs. 0. Sugden and Miss I-‘.\‘ange~| line Sugdin were visitors at the fotâ€"; mer‘s sister‘s hone in Elmira Friday | ‘last.â€"x\liss Nettie Donald visited with ‘ fricnds in . Berlin last \u-:-k.â€"f\lrs.!\‘t(--’ |phfn scherer and son Emgene were Yiâ€" sitaors to Waterlco last Friday.â€"Mr. ';\Ilan Stone ofâ€" Tavistock and Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Hilliar of Elusira Sunâ€" dayed at Mr. Geo. Stone‘s.â€"Mr.Manâ€" lired Forwell began work in Waterloo Fon Memday.â€"Mrs. Gam. Lacknor atâ€" | tended the fun>ral of Mrs. R. S:-hm*it-' |zer on Tuesday.â€"Mr. Louis Tueinor, | of Rochester, N.Y. attended 19 funâ€" cral of his father, Mr. Peter Hucfner. |â€"Mr. and Mrs. Wns Tyack visitedre | latives in (Glenalien on Sunday.â€"Mr. +G. T. Hendric of Dumiries, Scotland | is visiting | his _ uncle, _ Rev. Loslie flThorn.â€"R:-v, Mr. Veil was the guest| lof Mr. and Mrs. 0. Sugden on Sunâ€" '!lialy'.â€"llr. Will Spies Sundayed in‘ | Berlin. s ‘ Death of Well ‘Known Resident Mrs. Harry Paule of Stratford is a guest at the home of Mr. Peter Hucl ner.â€"Messrs. G. Gropp, _ K. Semple, 8. Mcellan, F. Casson and S. Bundâ€" sho of Milverton were visitots het? on Wodnsday and Thursday.â€"Miss Mildâ€" red Spies is spendine a vacation with relatives at Betlin.â€"Mrs. Nelson Vanâ€" nnaham and sen Eldon of Perlin are visiting at her home here.â€"Mr. Jos. Staufier of Waterloo visited his sister here on Wednesday.â€"Miss Mary Staulâ€" fiet returncd io her home in Watetidno aftor spendin: a week hore.â€"Mr. and Nrs. John Adam. _ of _ St. Clements spent Monday in th> village.â€"Mr. A. [unsh spent Tuesday at St.Clements. â€"Mr. Geo. Lackner of Toranto spent ’ Fastor with l\is mother Mrs. F. Lackâ€" nor.â€".A number _ frout here attended the Maple Leaf Club ball at Elmira en Easter Monday.â€"Mt. and Mrs. J. Fenton of Comstozo â€" and Mrs. John Sittler of St. Jacobs were gmests at the home of _ Mr: _ Fred Denalds on Woedn>sday . News Notes.â€"Vr. Harold and THils lard Ma#â€"wood of Stratfiord spent “"i Easter holidays at their home here. â€"VMr. and Vrs. Thos. Maybetry and sons Wns arml Melville â€" of Stratford visited with fricnds arennd Poole and vicinity dorinx the bolidav. season â€" Th Miltertoy _ Spring | Morse Show was hold on Thorsday, April 9th, but ewirns to the cold _ weathor it _ was not as well attended as it has been in nrevlons vears.â€"Bv all appearances doottA‘l â€" is ~oing te be "dead" arevin‘dt hore this season Last _ vcar ’1h“ hovs pevred _ in the semiâ€"fnals, but apparemtly. there will be "noth ing do.ng" this season. " lt s t * e 4* / .'uuloo Sat, Tha}a <1«y April 21rd 104 â€" Page 8 “ Jansen‘s f ' ) m Jewellry 21 King Street, W. “ J A1lSC11 S Store â€"_~ _ Berlin, Ont. | oo POPLAR CGROVE CARDENS and our Great. Bargain Sale of Jewelry will be finished. After May Ist. we will devbte our whole tiu?k to Optical Work. Our present place of business is being reâ€"modelled and will be, when finished, one of the finest optical offices in Ontario, Everything is being planned to make eye examination, spectacle fitting and lens grinding as nearly perfect as it is possible to have it. GREATER PRICE REDUCTIONS THAN EVER will mark the closing dsys of the sale. If there is anything in this list you want, better hurry along, or someone else may get it. $14 Gent‘s 18 size watch for $9 $15 14 karat sunburst, 41 pearis, tor 310 15 _ " seo u _ f " _ $11 7.50 Pearls and Amethyst brooch for 4.90 $15 CGent‘s watch, 15 jewels for $10.50 6.50 Amethysts and pearis crescent for 3.00 14 0 " 57 00 «_ 9.00 18.50 Pendant, amethyst and pearls " $10 12 " * _ 18 _"0 _" 8.50 15.00 Bracelet, pearl set‘ for $9.60 $14 CGent‘s gun metal, 15 jewels for $9.00 $3, 2.50 and 2.00 Ladies‘ Signet Rings for 1.00 8 " _ heavy nickel watch for $5.50 $2.00 Birthday Rings for $1.00 1.75 Ingersoli watches for 1.35 > 6.00 3 stone rings for 2.50 | 2.25 ligg ** " 1.15 22.50 Diamond ring for 14.00 Boys‘ $1.00 Watch with fob for T5ic j _ 10.00 «6000 500 o C.50 : We have only s few Latdies Watches 14.00 8 stone pearl $8.00 leftâ€"at exceptionally ‘low ‘prices ts [(UST A SMALL QUANTITY OF SILVER POLISH, regular 25 cents a bottle, now Zfor 25¢ NeR aRRaLaL%ataLaLa SRA RtAtaAtRtatRtatRea CCR Do you want a watch for less than cost ? s tWWtaNNaNaNaNa LN aRaRaRa LR AaR i tR a *nA | BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES for the comfort loving citizens of the Greater City of Berlin. A large number of the wellâ€"toâ€"do homeseekers have been looking â€" for a place to build their new home, soinewhere, with the convenience of a street car system that will enable them to reach their places of business erisily and far enough ‘ away from the noise and dirt of the city, so that they can <enjoy the privilege of living on a lot sufficiently large to enable them to have magnificent lawns and a garden upon which they can raise practically all the vegetables for home consumption. . _ a Our acre, half acre and fifth PLANS AND PAR TICULARS Greater Berlin‘s New Suburbs T EN MORE DAVYVS must appeal to the loyers of comfortable homes, just outâ€" side the city limits, wÂ¥|ere taxes are low and yet you can practically have all the conveniences of your cramped up brother in the city. _ from the twentyâ€"five, thirt;n?fo;ty foot lots in the city and build a handsome home on the beautiful restricted building sites in POPLAR GROVE GARDENS. J. A. Williams & Co. 0540359032020 2020 20 2902020208082 80 2 8 282 82 GE T A W A Y $15 14 karat sunburst, 41 pearls, for $10 7.50 Pearls and Amethyst brooch for 4.90 6.50 Amethysts and pearis crescent for 3.00 18.50 Pendant, amethyst and pearls " $10 15.00 Bracelet, pearl set‘ for $9.60 $3, 2.50 and 2.00 Ladies‘ Signet Rings for 1.00 $2.00 Birthday Rings for $1.00 6.00 3 stone rings for 2.50 . 22.50 Diamond ring for 14.00 10.00 *4 "â€" " _ 6.50 . ~ 14.00 8 stone pearl $8.00 â€"