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â€" h d1% + Neschaiults "'";g'f(' Â¥* $ wer o t * Ber Te on tn) c m aant pen § af the Becthoven Clu . $eME! | Amonk t to. ‘B. Foste C oi TS . pd _ M e‘ hear S .. se .\ in k t b, g».: toward the t Scouty | °8 , NE AM . PP A 1d . ...fl.,‘-‘é’“‘tg ,(k;u e« h ‘- A?W y oiered â€" titeir serviogs | C ‘*.i*“ ce d "*C. s ie S ray, ent | e O â€" 1 w‘ ks ue (ey. and ‘has‘ uing‘ apples into damate o M coctolit! 2 i se s C 2 Pm wwoubd in "s Shary w yive. *# TL : LCR | pugy f ‘=v wot mathinery . _ Patrio s ‘4' “ x s Ku’mfl’r’ &“fl M P gane.:" :. .. *: * Carnoch@® | peit, waoken ;fib“m ie EJ .. Ram. Mo#D~ | 5y Mr | No ces T tu ". m‘a'fum";m is ie s eF h < 4 * _/ and ‘daught for & they / arm, a Albrecht and: are __ and C place., they j /. Jobs bere .C. =B former Mrg: . days Mrs x El ies on wet > atii z, Mr. James r. Beâ€" | guest â€"Wedding t places C â€" w t and M KS | Albrecht. differen is buil 1 odge. o in Droithoup int gewerieg | jb rodar Aie PW Wogier wrie. > on Fi § Shmts seospomara it e 1 fls o Hgea wl v ol _‘ do (Flmir wikteripe IMstotienn oi o it Tat n Sooie on . thtel ts en iess W mllier was in B :, '3 , :‘,Â¥ ; of 'm.n?&xot“‘y respec: m;gukss on 4 Ch ./ in w contu . ~ whings ane ~ _caft o +E E1 . ME an 4 * theb Uate o the .. tin ahen a Mr. W, H. Rreithaupt and Mr. Peâ€" tor . Fizc 7'?‘;&% were visitors pord in the Waterloo Historical S0â€" Sjlety of. which the aboye gentJiemen be de and Secretary respecâ€" â€" M Z?Wsuey. Berlin, and Miss Uitley, â€" Hamilton, spent ,| last Ruesday with friends in Elmira‘ ‘â€" < \ Miss . Ruth Ratz and Mr. Roswell O " ‘Foronto, also Mr. Elmer Re of Hamilton,. spent Thanksgivâ€" â€" Rev, C. W. Cosens preached vâ€" wbiil:mm at Washiigton, Ont lasgt y. & Marie Winger of Betlin is d several weeks with relatives _Mr. Moses Reist left last week for Portldnd, Oregan and Western Canaâ€" «‘Mr. . Henry â€" Ruppel, of. Tavistock, s a few days â€"with his mother 'mre;mvu‘ here. "Mits. B W. Uren of Ingersol © who ~Mr x L. Bafley, returned home i ho will menl a maelion so s â€"who will spend a week‘or so visâ€" Wngâ€"relatives: in that place. ~Owingâ€"toâ€" the regular date of . the "we Oeto:]: FF‘air o(;ming u;}: lan m air. will be on‘ the." Monday ‘following, October C a mofiith or more with relaâ€" "in Winni $ The ~Board â€" of Tradehave‘ taken : & ‘to inaugurate a Patriotic Fund in ‘Elmira. © Mzr. Thos. Morrell, of Toronto, ~ is visiting friends in Elmira and _ West ‘Rev. S. R. Knechtel P. E. of Berâ€" m ‘communion service / in ‘ Evangelical â€" Church last Sunday D and also occupied the puipit of ‘that church in the evening. â€" '%lxw Aid of St ‘lames Luâ€" feran: Church gave Mrs. Henry Ziegâ€" ler a gurptrise narty ‘on th> necasion gfil birthday on Thursday of last _ Mr., A. Andrews of Prescott was a Raliday ‘visitor to Elmira for the orâ€" two weeks has been visâ€" mfi lgn;o! her ~daughter. ~‘WPhe t c of the Elmira Public gflfiu’lmt the holidays at their ceapective homes. C s 4%““&:1 meeting ofthe Beetifovâ€" ‘ Aot the season of 1914â€"1915 . ”fi, dn the _ Maple Leaf Club roomis last Friday alternoon. Deâ€" ‘the â€"inclemency of the weather @: was very â€"large. â€"â€" The m was miscellaneous and bf ate nature. P »'m dainty lunch was served at iC of the programme the ® << being préttily decorated . 1& 'rqi maple leaves. @ Miss Edith Heckendorn was a holiâ€" tich, #talle was : 1 *o fmm{" 6 yi9. : s *o may a pleasant hour was & of Rridgeport, is vi= with Mrs. Schroder "St. e stay of several months with } ~relatives ‘in the < East .&t.\g“nmo daughter left on Wohday for their home in Calzity. â€" Nre." i‘edey Merner . ani infost W visiting at‘ tifeâ€" home of Mr..and Mrs. M. L. Weber. > »yMits. McMurtry and children of l.::- I iday at .« the ds an smy ge foltar at .ttC ‘Miss Ella ':Q‘l of Prestsi, vas j® M ..1;‘ +5 “ ket© } a Apctober .0 Weddingyet& . serv Intect? ‘wed! ~tool=5l:uatmmnn o® N anm Mrs. . Ruppel. Park St.. on Afedmasday, â€" October 7th, . when â€" 4 M ~~Gertrude was. . mas itg to Mr. A sthur Ngxon of Amielâ€" eabure. Rev. A. W. Craw ,"er'n:m‘,l {,i;, in the preserce of on!s ‘ mmediate relatives. Mio frmediate .t biWazdyisitorsinm teowssto _ ; * 4.,\ bride and , . @200 _ held..and. . ¢Xxâ€" "De &%uvn«é? To uiew, . wistke fot a ; lang ed ‘ at th» home _ 0P zp«, iwadded lite." ‘Theltappy N anm Mrs. g:.‘l!upwl. Park St.. \couple 1 t? the G.T.R. train _ for 0n Afedncsday, : October 7th, when| Toronto and other eastern cities preâ€" ole Uaurhiter : Gertrude was. inar|vious to going to their home . in td to Mr. Arthur Ngton of "Amielâ€"| Ameliasburg â€" where _Mr.â€" Noxon is maburg.. Rev. A. W. Craw mr'nwl-sl muer of . the Metropolitan . Bank. f ‘{& in the preserce of on!s bride‘s . going away gown was Armmediate . relatives. Hunter‘s CGreen broadcloth with bat "At $.30 p.m. to the straing Of J Olr|to mateh. Among the guests from a Fin weddingâ€" . rendored by . Virs |distance were Mt. and Mrs. Novon of tha Christman the handsomeâ€"pride | Wllington, Mrs. 6..H. Ehy and Mrg. y eostume of white en 1e t hy o o aret. _ Oiâ€" s is "ahid" veil ~ of ‘embroidered t=lle | T« routo ..3"‘»2‘:’ and Mrs. 8 K. M J artvio Wmnfl of Janzen of Galt. ‘ taks 7 t he Arawâ€"N% Ns Wiliams of Toronto, is visitâ€" ®oum o the arm of her father. M‘ssing ber brother Mr. Danid Fear i3% their home here. R?:u-u-.au the P o 1. Revied Jbe war soliet : Concert ta. begin at 8 a‘clock. y h RrpQnrmlinâ€"Biy ty ie , Méivin Hilborn, of Torâ€" k Whanksgiving Day at his B.~Erb returned home .« after TE SOCIAL. us o8 the Ausilâ€" ve a : mid of |thie â€" tved on Rhabt Svonbie, the Leal Eh 1+ to be )etober Serious â€"Accident. â€"A â€" â€"â€"very â€"seriovs accident m to "Mrs. ‘ Menno Sumider daughter _ Amy. on Thursday, Oct. ut.é;‘fl;le Mhh ‘u: to her son Joseph Smider‘s w horse and bueey, when suddenly the horse took. fright andâ€"ran agairat the KI{G fi'::. throwing ‘both occupants out. ~Mrs. Snyder was badly â€" burt, bavieg herâ€"collar poue broken and Her face> and neck. badly bruised. : Her daugfter Amy _bad her thigh hrm. andâ€"was otherwise seriously inj * The two. patients are lying at Mr, Snyder‘s, near the -Pllun‘ton ling. Dr.> Nairn of Winterbourne,‘ and Dr. Alexand>r of Elmira were#called . to attend to the injuries. + . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lock and child who have been staying at Mr. George Letson‘s ‘for: the last three weeks, left on Thursday. last by G.T.R, for s::nxe on ;tho't‘umq-umizz; Lonâ€" , England.â€"Mr. Walter Lasby was through this‘ neighporhood ;last Thursâ€" day, buying putcher:â€"cattle for his stall in Guelph.â€"Quite: a large . shipâ€" ment of ‘geese and ducks . were â€" sent to MFf. Wagner‘s, Bridgeport, for rifls practice. ‘Thanksgiving day.â€"Mr. and Mis. William â€"Hill of Hespelor, speat last Sabbath at Mr. William R. Hamâ€" ilton‘s.â€"Miss Josephine. Brown of Guelph, spent last week witil her parâ€" rents, Mr. <and Mrs: ‘Andrew Brm‘vlu. â€"Mrs. Susan Barber is in very delicâ€" ate hul& at M and MHor daughâ€" ter, Mrs. Janmies ° Hodge of ‘Galt, is staying with her. for 4 few weeks.â€" Mrs. MortimerWillard is also in vety poor health. & !; Check Chronic RheumatismNow BHP%{:MA THOROUGHLY DRIVES OU1. BEEPâ€"SEATED VRIC ACID ** 5*â€"** â€"(POISON.* ‘â€" . t There is only ‘one. way to â€"be l::; Itom _ RKheumatismâ€"the accumula impurities cauged by. . _an excess _ of Uric Acid. poison : must :aelld from the body. mt‘h what RHIE- UMA â€" wil} do and do it y. If you suffer from any (otm matismâ€"Sciatica, Inflammatory, Arâ€" thritis, Muscular, Lumbago or Gout â€"getâ€"a bottle of SHEUMA from E. M. Devitt, Waterlbo, for 50 centsâ€" it is punn}oe:'l. fpee avea t **For years I suffered with Rheu matisn. in my arms and . shoulders. My kidneys and bladder were aflectâ€" ed, and I rapidly lost flesh. â€" After. five weeks‘ use of Rheuma. I . was a well man.‘"â€" William Fry, Fort Ervie, Ont. Also at C. E. Swaisland. Berlin. * with| gold and â€" lace trimmings : and carryin® a bouguet of red roses was bridesmaid while ~Miss Withelmina Jansen of Galt‘in French white emâ€" broidered tulle with blue ribbons actâ€" edâ€"as flower girl. ~Mr.; Fred Ruppel, brother of " tile bride, supported the groom. After the ceremony and , conâ€" gratulations the guests. partook ‘of â€" a sumptuous wedding dejeuner, the briâ€" dal couple. occupying a table of honâ€" or. Mr. O..HM. Vozt acted as toastâ€" master. The toast to the bride was proposed â€" by . Mr. Fred Ruppel and ::;‘ ren:ondd to fl.;t Mr.° Noxon. Mr. [ called an o ts who one and all added mkx ol expresâ€" Hilda Eby, cousin. of the bride in & costume .of pale blue charmeuse satin ':;':M%‘&" Â¥ 2 â€" ;:;t mny?m xt hunting, ‘0f stons of the high esteem in which the Winterbournt 3 oc ie â€" 4+ Nh oo itttan s o Ti fasi i en h grfon ome Bs eage e ae o s oiA aaane. | Sn y on, hi Â¥ Jn Preston on‘ Â¥" im Te «k is c hn heige »Misses ~ . Robson, Smith and . Abel spent Thanksgiving Day at their t pective bomes, . in Londom, Clin ~Misses Pearl Rush, Margatet and ioi Pnotc anr wo Oe por. g". h at . Waterloo .on ~me ving Day. . _‘ . =. i7 Mr. Louis. Peine, _ accompanied . by Mrs. Peine and mww- wetbta, are in Chicago, the Canadian Ticket: Agents‘ convention,‘ . Jacolp Morley of Smitltaille was .filwt in town last week. t Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hildebrand qnd Mr. Simpson Merner, â€"attended) the 14 neral of the late George Hildebrand at Stratford last Tuesday. _ ‘ur.n:.;d.' Mnhh and ebfldtuh have retur to home Hdflm. -J{p spending the _ last few weeks with het parents, ~Mr.. and Mrs, D. Mr. Jas. A. Stuart . of Listowel spent the weekâ€"end in tfowB. ; It. T. Sterling: of Toronto : was a 'rl::h'glvin( H%lm)r’ at lis home here. _Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Appel of Toâ€" routo, were the holiday guests of his father, Mr, Herman Appel. Mr. Jas. A. Corrie: of Stratiord spent the holiday at his home here. : ‘Misa Ida McNay spent the holiday at her home in Mitchell. ; , Miss: Morton went to. her home in Guelth for the Thanksgiving holiday. Miss ‘MacTavish and. Miss Margaret 'Rri‘l‘nmet spent . Saturday in Strat, ford. 4 . Mr.‘and Mrs. Singon Schaefer have returned to their home in Plainsfield, IiL., after spend{ng several weeks with their daughter, Mrs. Wm. UmbacH. Miss Anna A\ndcrgon, who bas been enjoying a quict rest during the past three weeks at her home in Haysville, kas returned to St.Michael‘s Hospitâ€" al, to resume training. Mr. George Eby of Breslau, was ‘a visitor in to:dn W4 it vaat! .. Miss Mijdred. Lase ng Triends in Torohto. 4 Mr. Jack Puddieombe. .of Toronto is spending. & few . days at his home here. Miss. Corrie is visiting friends near Tavistock, . a Mr.â€" W. â€"GWeichel, M.P.: of Waterâ€" loo, and Mr. E.B. Detweiler. motorâ€" ed to town last Monday. esnt Reeve Pequegnat attended the Counâ€" ty Council in Rerlin this week, / â€" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Uttley were pleasantly surprised at the home â€" of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. (ieo. Forâ€" ler, |1.: flg memberts â€" of ‘\the Young People‘s . $ ._of_Trinity Lutheran Church. ~A%tv time was spent by all prescht. is2 Mrs. J...J, Berger. and Miss Tillit Arnold. have _returned from _ a week‘s visit with Mrs. Cormody in Detroit. Mr. George Clate received the conâ€" tract for the mason work on the Carâ€" nogie Library, and started his meh on tlle faced stonework at the base of the building. _ . . Rev. Geo. A. Cropp was . in Walsâ€" ingham, a former cllarge, on Sunday, preaching . sgpocial â€" Thanksgiving â€" seryâ€" fees L ephant olâ€"iPrinity pfobnodint church was occuried by Mr. C, Morâ€" timer Bezzo of Berlin, who delivered 3'!0“;‘": dgmtuo&:fim.. . the. mornifik topic, ok _ of Books‘"‘, and in unvzenuu, "A Call to Arms.‘ In the afternoon, Mr. Bezzo gave bis lecture, ‘‘Recalled to Life,". in . _the Royal Templarg‘ Hall,... which was ThE Roval Templacs Quartecis fors: oy lare" n ished the music. m j A num‘et of the. young Reo of. Trinity Lutheran o.‘gm ab tbe Canvention of ts Young People‘s Soâ€" cietég- of the Lutheran church, . held in Waterloo Monday, and also. . were ptesent at the laying of the â€"cornerâ€" st: ne for the new dormitory at the Watérloo Luthéran. seminary. . _ Mr.‘and Mrs. Geo, S(cum son Harry of mhvmo. spent y at Tiéâ€"G.T.R..~station bullding . was Pmiers nigh for:. ol jown yaine Ta, . with. four fr B ed'm lhflgl at Baden and Potersâ€" w;’. and ara now at Berlin. <The G,M.R. intends â€"to have all the staâ€" tious painted â€"betweer â€" Sarnia and Toronto. % Of to the War.â€"Mr. Harry Sussex, a RBritish naval reservist, who was employed â€" in the Hahn Brass Works gr some time, IMft on Thursday for ngland. . He will sail from Montreal and is to report to the Britisl! Admiâ€" ralty at Devonport: by the 25th of %ml y 2P P 00 dlggees cogh o / e ie ‘The ladies of New Hamburg will give & Patriotic â€" Promenade concert Proule of Listowel was a VY l ", HO OVERE, EL .r i F"th‘ .’.“ }5 W ..‘ wae wm,\ ‘a“” & ‘“ * f g 4 t fmarr flm advertisement as mmfi"&m»’z’/ #fo:qb rotos absolu enmmmmmmementcmmtincmmi oc en cmmpmeiremmenmmmme . ~" The anl‘y CO’Id“!O)l i‘ t%”m mdé *eâ€" “ ‘â€" "t‘ at ths RHink on Friday evening, Oct, -%00“" cabinet size portraits at, $3.04 es g:"" & M‘ ellk toth ~Music will be turnisbed by the rom $6.00 to 7.00 a dozen. â€" This. is an opportunity of a life . te New Hampure Band, and refrechments & . s¢+ pAhoftos of yourself absolutely free. .â€" . _ "" :. . =~_ : 4 16th, .Music will be futnished by the Ng‘; Hampurg Band,. and n(ustiwmtg will be served. â€" Several booths, in charge of some.of the young ladies, and the Fish pond. and Fortune Telâ€" ler‘s booth, will be very attractive. The ladies are wflw every efâ€" fort to make this patriotic concéert a great suecess, & News Notes.â€"Mr. and Mrs. (larry Weiler and nmfi%fi.’h&«'%m, are visiting Mr. John.Ottmann. â€"Mr. and Mrs,« George Forwell spent Saturday at Betli?-weun Wesley C:m and Harvey Beggs of Linwood Monday in â€" the village.â€"Mr. Jacob ‘Mersinger is spendingâ€"a few days at Niagara ‘Falls.â€"Mr. and. Mrs. Nelson Cunningham and sonâ€"Eldin of Berlin, are visiting relatives â€"here.â€"Miss Ad:â€" dia Spided spent a few days at Berlin last weekâ€"â€"Mr. Jerome â€" Boegel . of Berlin visited at theâ€"home .of is up cle, Mr. George Fhrwell over the holâ€" iday.â€"Miss: Mary Sugden returned to her home here‘after spending a couple of monthsâ€"at Guelph.â€"Mr. and (Mrs. Rider,; angd Mr..and Mrs. Moser of Berlin were visitors at the home: of: Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Messinger over Sunday .â€"Mt. Louis Hmuber â€"spent Satâ€" urday at Linwood.â€"Mrs:Wil}l Norman ‘of Elmira is the guest.of her lh’fiAell;. Mrg. 0. %, Sugden. â€"Mr. August fred madeâ€"a business s.rip to Berlin ‘on Thursday.â€"Messrs. George Drsisâ€" inger, Fred, Baechler, and Chatles Hoelscher ol Elmira, ‘spent Sunday in the â€" village.â€"Mrs.‘ Chatles BuJmeét spent a few daysâ€"at: Glenallan * last week.â€"Mr. Albert Zinger of Weisenâ€" ‘herg is a visitor at "the Royal Hotel. â€"â€"Miss Certrude â€"Ruler. of The Glen, visited her grandmother here. on Sunâ€" day.â€"Mr, Senior sbent Saturday . at St. Jacobs.â€"Messrs. L. Reide!l and Wendall Bosum ot St. Clements callâ€" ed on friends bere on Sunday. Women Can Helpâ€" in ‘\__ Against Drunkenness Nothers, wives and sisters owe it to thogeâ€"slear to them to help *them gtop drinking.. Drunkenness is" a disâ€" easc, and the‘ inflamed mempranes _ ol ‘the stomach must pe healed and the eravin« u.mm trembling mfi: ©s 800 8 ore Adcuta i!:l!!!m _so. give satisâ€" Alcura ir nuaranteed to'T:‘WO satisâ€" faction or, money :m m‘:!’u It ‘drigk m‘tifl‘lt:"%« ib toâ€"day _ at our uow# per box. Alcura No. 1 is tasteless and odoriess and can be #iven secretly in tea, '1"‘ or . food. Aloyra Nb:"2 is the voluntaty treat ment. . Ask for free: Alcura, booldet. k. M. Devitt, Druggist, Waterloo. â€" * Tok grvee anp nowsts aches, how miserable you are from eun indigestion, bmofln s h Pooae t arcn, on ustt readeths and â€" foul ; Aake the extcess. bile fins cnumioen durrke pa 6 insl hoifi rotremgaie, sil keen . your !Y!_H‘_D;g: No odds how bad wour lHver, ach or bowels; how much mrfi Monmane apect aod pese cleat, t Save Your ~Money © THE WATERLOO COUNTY LOAN & SAVINGS co. If you can save each week even a dollar you are invited to mqu Whl: ?‘mpt ':‘ill is taid Tour on the dats of deposit. Interest is added to bulance Halt. Yeatiy. Viceâ€"President. R. V;â€" Wileon,â€" Manager os, Hilliard, President % Ff‘g«qm._ Mig . BERLIN: BRANCH, W. Hmm“. Working men HaWkesville. WATERLO® e > ‘ § (lagry a, are : r. and | $ turday theart | $ Jacob 8 ys at| $ Nelson | e Berlin, | @ is adâ€" : \ Berlin | el _ of g | his upe |. is holâ€" e noed to | a couple : ~ Mrs. e erâ€" of '. of "aver | € t Sat |@ s [m.q I hss sister, ( st Abâ€" ; Berlin Droigâ€". ’ harles : iday, in AuJmer i ‘,’hlt 4 ; Neisenâ€" Hotel: | $ Glen, 19 n Sunâ€"|@ ay . at : . _and | o s callâ€" : & o & War| $ ® # ' g it »"%lnm & " a disâ€" ‘ atri .,"g;, ‘r’: fay . «Jn the latest Lt Wl wte in price nex‘s ‘Faus, A8D Winden so M"‘t PS '.‘ f h. > 4 vlm atlnds: that @4 BBR 49. complate D) / 11 in and yee be., 8 aVERCOATES POR MEN aXD Boy | mt dotfane woels t Thws un |, "of Neb Ant Potte, Antater omalt Mn mad mm nevipan y un m Arov nat and Mcks platn eotare wr ios, _ a good . fall suit|!! vizes, worth!$1.00 to $1.50, clsarâ€" m%‘wh ty m 14 sily _ $10.00 | ND OM engrmmnt Hhine / bomarics . in : 00€ This W k "iviedatd‘ s sn trck ‘1.“} ie se N TT# 54; * + L:'”n’nocconqodonpb,ooqoooouoooooqoooooo'oncodo evessaeert , Ourâ€"mew . stock of overccats _ are A rally of the Mum:‘ %:' cieties Baptist c $ é Guelph wuuon was leld in Presâ€" ton on . Thanksgiving alter " and evening. A large d&m’w local Vaion nt::dod.' +A m T an interesting profitab * . A ghurch; Sunday Schoot and Chrisâ€" tian Endeayor Conference of the U. B. church* ~was beld _ at Sherkston from the 9th to 12th, nst. Quite a number from this vicinity were preâ€" Were helpfu} and inspiting.â€" Vig= ian Harris and Miss Mac Cassel sppnt the holiddy with the former‘s moth grat . Tilsonburg.â€"Miss Ida . / spent .. 81 . and . _ Monday with smy oA par t" Nteitorg.â€"Mrc ind No.: w. Ds Boce, of Takimy : Mr. whd Mrs.. Herman Poth, â€"and son Roy, ‘ol Brown City, Michigan ; Mr. Claude Krilion of O.A.C.‘18, Guelph. â€"Migg â€" Melinda Lavntenglager, the Misses Fesio T‘:Iht. Grace Collingâ€" ridge, Alberta, _Agnes Heistand and Mr. Roy Stints, all of Berlin. E extra, pabterns. â€" tor quickâ€"selling | seoagoenn0e0e0009000 000000 Ae0 000000 20. e a 8 8 0 a 000 0 0# Ba 9000880080994 8 4 â€"â€"It becomes our sad duty to chron lole the death of one of over ntost M heirien berord sep es Deceased has been . in mwmuuhwmr away tather y on Sunday morning.. Our sy are @xtendâ€" ed to tiie beteaved & Wmfi .mg M;“‘i‘” ‘";vul'o;br coats g& â€" atripe and shecc patterits werie | Mn Tove "uorch $1.00 to 41.00, clmar. | 1E (H % » P e c ces Wettlaufer‘s Departmental Store «s H alPD Dozenan Photos Free MARR‘S STUDIO .‘$king a. E. Upstairs; ~Berlin Phone 8 Goes on unabated, ‘ Allgoods must b sold by the 20th. of November.. ... . ; 36 J Are you making as. much money as you should ? If not, Why ? _ "f Wildfang‘s Forcedâ€"Outâ€" ~‘ ~ofâ€"Business Sale â€" â€"During this sale ourdgaods are sold ws’thout;fii;! ; profit â€"â€" thus saving dollars for yon in buying Suits, Quercoats and Men‘s Furnishings. °_ _ § aTrRVIHINGâ€" REDUCED in store. Hats, Gloves, Underwear, S0XR, Shirts, Caps, Ties, Sweaters. <Call as early as you can as goods Mmovine gqickly. ; § pelrare s 3 Tok s y Nn t M + e . R E. 4 { e# *+ w ie C ~‘ ~â€" M. Wildfang, Berlin |â€" New Dundee ors, at $4.00, 10,90, $h9Q â€". 4 1$ $10, $12.50 and",,..,., ... _ sl MEN‘S NAVY BLUE Ayp FANCY woORSsTED SUITS, $1.99, s F $1.50, $10, $13 and ... ... 15 S‘ SUITS at $1.09 :a'g:;\a.zp. $5, $6.50 and BOYS‘ OVERCOATS > $3.50, $4.98 and .4. J # $ % CLOTHING King*Street FLANNBLEPTE BLANKEBT®.| ~}> 50 pai : in a wmm.wa white Mx Fith and viup ‘po-- pteaniny h6 ... :«. dets, size §0x78 |worth $1.50, | ‘%Wfl pair, this week!, (J)"~ TWNW ..¢1.30 | nige . _shoe, a . OCEAN‘Filour has a wholesome excellence which gives to the user the impression M’ ; better flouris made and that‘s the correct im preszionr~\T & ty 1rup to brtconpitieed} the Under . a dihien Ang sxaac‘x:;.5 mY:h m‘m co’s'Aia worth 4 ~ORL . & 50 MEXN‘S FELT HATS CAPS at 75c, on Sale ... All;out 75¢ OVERALLS and SMOUKS for ‘...... ...... MEN‘S ALL LEATHER COATS, worth $7,00, an sale for ......@A AAMA CLOTHING In':':-.‘:"v?.v' .. -.all& SH Waterloo; nd w oo / e medigy : ssm 49¢ . %00 0o