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5 1.00 erk Dieh arch Cold Challies big plum and either Watorloo uld miss these g§O€ of a litetime. rs respectfully, 3 cts. 9 cts. Pe o e oys viese Suits 27, worth $2.00 and nz at this sale at a ner o 20 pleces Â¥T BLE WIDTH) Dress GHoods at TERLOO beautiful %?ttenl zoing at this sale at chfapest uts 71 town. uust ment and then |f , about until every Ta HAFX ip,; , _ ° ‘C*J soore U """*'{&Diebd’loomu. Déar f Xme q Â¥ork to which Vith justitiable tte dlavinc h. ~â€"ilose who find it necessary to Mtronize the trolley on Saturday nights ®em to be illâ€"fated people. Last Satâ€" (rday night just as the last Waterloo bound car was nearing the High school imtch,their power was suddenly stopâ€" Ped;upon telephone inquiry it was found that the huge engine beit in the powerâ€" bouse had broken. As it was the 1'9 far the proposal was made to push it frerto the grade and is would then Propel itself. Willing haunds soon a¢ fomplished the feat and the pASSenZO@rS !t® pitchers, ()tto Molson now holding groom acted as groomsman.‘AfDer conâ€" ‘Tay in the important box. Coupled | gratulations about fifty invited. guests with an enormous curve, he is acquirâ€" mostly of the bride and groom “fidown i0g great i'}i‘wl, and we may make & to & well f\ll'ni.hd t.lble to which all Professional out of him yet. seemed to do m‘:'pl.e jn-t.ioo.‘ Affiq:' te: Tade the p« er T3 1 d of the week Or 1 € and â€"T} yp â€":â€" Kitchen is not © Th 15¢ Te 600D MTs. $ 0W .X ; N E\VS. LT O CemierneoDMAAMMID : DNR NATAWAL| NE MESN DW CC Pee ces T uture where picknickerg can at'A. Kinzie of Brantford. About 5 ix‘lind shelter and! where an in [o‘clock with the aweet strains of the ugrimine can be given in case wedding march played by Miss Gerâ€" o trude Jackdon of Peel,the bridal party eposicaaly . . _ | proceeded to the lawn, the bride escortâ€" nc Lob hy doing | ed by her father, where Rev. W. Magâ€" which the citizens may point| wood securely tied the knot. The astitiable pride. Though muchof|bride was attired fin cream crepon aviry h: retofore was of a slow | trimmed with ribbon and lace and Malls "ature they have of late| wore a veil, cream tea roses and buds. numerous changes in players and | Miss Millie E. Stone,niece of the bride sition of fielders, to the gener@) |acted as bridesmaid, who was also atâ€" v»ment of the team. The most|tired in cream and wore pink roses, ‘>= chance seems to have been in | while Mr. J. R. Jackson, cousin of the in a very short time landed at 1O aAuVERTISERS pleasure of a number of picnics in Park recently has been wircd by showers of rain. _ We »â€" Park Board have under vion the erection of a handâ€" i commodious pavilion in the ure where picknickers can at ‘tind shelter and where an inâ€" gramime can be given in case Improved Vegetable Slicers. Ask Your Dealer for it mplete without one i i Medicine Co. gave the s of free concerts on the + on Tuesday evening. i1 souted within a large igement â€" where a pro: nedy, etc., is given by 4 ewploy of the Company. v will bold forth until the nual field day of the emâ€" ‘gomery & Co., Chicago, wrek, Mr. J. H. Roos, his town and Mr. J. V. e successful competitors leaged race. Waterloo i to be front always, ‘ublic School won both o the recent Entrance t Galt. The winner of rship, Miss Ethel Gillies, ks out of a passible 845, etter than 884 per cent. of our <er, the winner of the hip, bhad 614 marks to Ha f (in‘t is agitating for ze system. t ivnic of Triuiby Methâ€" erin, was held in the iwsday afterncon. ertson will preside at ®slin, which will ust be left at this office saturday noon. _ The s must be left not late n. â€" Casual Advertiseâ€" p to noon Wednesday iatter with Geo. B. weller in Wellesley ? 1 bet. Why not give wtion guaranteed at ‘pposite the Albion f the.estate of Chas. mourg, has declared ents on the dollar, pf and Lockie are the t the Hospital this .. Hett the physician Slater 23 Shoes ; a ‘ent, not a speculaâ€" Sole ;\geut. irs are extra fine II ED BY BERLIN ntlug‘s Go., held on Tuesday and Wednesday, 17th and 18th. | 0 IncorproraTEpâ€"Among the récent new companies incorporated under the Ontario Juint Stock Compunies‘ Act is The Berlin Threshet & Manufacturing Co, Limited, starting with a capital stock of $40,000. | | â€" % Beruix Custors Frappsâ€"A special despatct in Monday‘s Globe says : The investigation into the management of the Berlin Customs Office has produced . results much more startling than autiâ€" cipated. Inspector Boultbee and his assistants are at present unwilling to stato the exact amount of the shortage in Collector Bowman‘s accounts, but the amount now exceeds $10,000, and may be greatly increased before the close of the inquiry. It is now stated, that the office was inspected at times, tbut notwitbstanding this, the collector was defrauding the country for years. Mr. A. L Bowman was held under $10,000 security during the time that Berlin was an outport of Guelpb, but since then the bonds have not been reâ€" newed, and Government cannot recover the amount embezzled. ©The most startling part of the whole matter is that nothing was done to apprehend the collector,. _ One afternoon Bowman walked out towards the west end, while a rig followed and tcok him to New Hamburg. There be boarded the afâ€" }ternoon train for the west, and his whereabouts is now a mystery. His friends took up & collection to enable him to leave town ; the amount collectâ€" | ed is placed at $160, 4 CotrsceIL CHAMBER, | August 5th, 1895 The council met this evening purâ€" suant to sdjournment. â€" Those present were the Mayor, Reeve, Deputy Reeve and Messrs Hutchison, Biicker, U ffelâ€" man, Kauftinan, Frocehlich, Conrad, Maier, Bruce and Kuiapf. Communications were read from the Waterloo Consumers‘ Gas Company as to electric lightning ; also from Mr. Schreiber as to the meeting of the Railâ€" way Committee of the Privy Council at Ottaws, on the 9th inost. The re port of the Sewer Committee was also read. The matter of electric light was reâ€" ferred to the Light, Fire and Water Committee. / The report of the sewer committe was read as adopted. FINANCE REPORT. The chairman of the Finance Com mittee presented a report recammend log the payment of the following ac: counts. Town account:â€"G, T. R. watchman, $65.91; J. W. Fear & Co., $21 38; H. B.Duering,road list, $56.60 ; Justus Hoffman, $1 40; Waterloo B.C. advertising, $30 00. Sewer account: â€"Ed. Dermul, as per pay list $462 28; H.B.Duering, removing ground,$22.40; E. Dermul, $249.07; I. Bechtel & Son, ©250.00 ; I. Shantz,fencing sewer farm, $33 10 _ The report was adopted and the Mayor authorized to issue his order| for the payment| of the several amounts. The Local Improvement Byâ€"Law was read a first and second time and directâ€" ed to be submitted to the electors after publication as required by the Statute. The Mayor was appointed to repreâ€" sent the Town of Waterloo before the Railway Committee of the Privy Counâ€" cil on the 9th inst. The counci! then adjourned. A very pleasant event took place on July 17th at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Ruler, Hawksville, the occasion being the marriage of their youngest daughter Florence to Mr. W. e c l 3 e cal .t Mc qc w ley P.O. This e yB TOWN COUNCIL KINZIEâ€"RULER Wedding 44 Wiliie, Mr. Arthur Craig of the Molsons Bank staff, after a two months‘ absence through illness, returned Saturday. Mrs. 8. Lascbinger and Mrs. :C. Fry, Eimira,were visiting io town durâ€" ing the past week. _ i | + Miss Anthes and L. Hilda Hallman returned on Tuesday from a two weeks‘ visit to Morctreal, Miss Emily Mellen has returned from :s three weeks‘ visit with her grandparects at Alliston. Mr. John B. Filginger of Southampâ€" ton, spent a few days with bis uncie, Mr., L E. Bowman, M.P., this week. Miss Eva Jones of Woodstock is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Kerbey. Messrs. G. and J. Diebel visited friends and relatives at Wellegley and New Hamburg on Tuesday. Mrs, C. W, Wel‘ls is spending a week with friends at Newmarket. Mayor SayderisinTorontoattend ing a Board meeting of the College of Pharmacy. â€" Messrs. John Cress ond Wm, Heller and families of St. Jacobs, were in town on Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mre., 8. Shelley. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Motheral are spending a week with friends in Mount Forest gnd Plattsville. Mr. Jacob Diebel of Essex Centre is the guest of his brother, Mr. George Diebel. ; Rev. Samucl Carruthers, Toronto, is in town, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colquhoun. Mr. Geo. Cork, who has been ‘doing: Central Ontario on bis wheel for two or three weeks, returned last Saturday. Mr. Thos. Hilliard filled the pulpit of the Central Methodist Church,8tratâ€" ford, last Sunday morning and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Repscher of Rochester, N.Y., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Froeblich,. Mr. W. Zick of the staff of Bricker & Diebel, has returned from a weeks‘ outing outing at Orillia. The regular monthly meeting of the Town Council was neld Monday evenâ€" ing. All present except Kuell and Schafer. A large number of communications and petitions were read, many of the latter being for sidewalks and sewers, in different parts of the town. Also from Mr. C. H. Doerr, asking for exâ€" emption from taxes on the new addition to his Biscuit Works, Leave given to introduce a Byâ€"Law. The Finance Committee reported in favor of passing accounts as follows:â€" Recommended from the, Market Comâ€" mittee, $67.69; Fireand Water, $101.â€" 89; Board of Works, generat fund, $82.50; Sidewalk frontage, $1864.99; Cemetery, $2.00; Sewer, Trunk, $31.00; Frontage, $1388.18 ; Becker & Co., $4.38 ; E. Bricker, $4 ; and some other small accounots, making a total of $3557.179. Adopted. â€" The Fire and Water Committee reâ€" ported in favor of electric lights and hydrants,as follows :â€"An electric light in North Ward, corner of Abrens and Wilhelm streets ; West Ward, corner of Courtland avenue and Albert street; East Ward, corner of Frederick and Samuel streets; Hydrants, in the North Ward, corner of Breithaupt ana Gzowsâ€" ki streets; West Ward, corner of Qaeen and Homewood avenues; South Ward on Albert.street; East Ward, on Chapel street. ‘Bhis report was adopted with the following chanoges. The East Ward bhydrant is to be put on Brubscher street and the Electric Light in North Ward on the corser of Edward and Francis streets, The TownEngineer reported in favor of Cement walks on both sides of Weâ€" ber street, from Queen to Water sts., and on each side of Yonge from Weber to Duke. Adopted. (n motion of Staebler and Debus the Hospital Board were granted the use of such second hand planks and scantlings as they need to make a walk from King street to the new building, the same to be returned to the ‘corporation when another walk is put down. A report from the Board of Health was received recommending amongst other things that the privy vaults on King street be all closed and connecâ€" tions made with the sewer, On motion of Pequegnat and I:l:qr this report was adopted and that the owners of proâ€" porties be notified at once of these reâ€" uirements® 2000 [ 0) 03| < 0_ * The Council tbeni;tvont into Comâ€" mittee of the Whole to complete an old Byâ€"Law which had its first and‘ second reading last Fall. 16 passed through Committee and réad a thirdtime. It provides: as follows:â€"That exemption from taxes for eight years be granted to H. J. Hail, on the new additions to his Berlin Town Council Well, we should say so! Uffelmann‘s Display? Have You Seen To give you an Idea of what we are offering, we will only quote to you what $5.00 can buy from us, Read This New Staw Hits! ALL FOR $5.00 . BERLLN Stand 20 to 24 King St. East, 2 doors west of Neville‘s Drug Store. this exemption. The school taxes are not exempt in either case. _ Council adjourned. . The greatest day this season for the Elmira Musical Society promises to be on the 10th of August, when they run their annual excursion to Niagara Falls and Buffalo. One of the special features this year is that all who wish to spend a few days at these points, may do so on the excursion ticket. It will be good till Monday. The Directors proâ€" mise to accompany the excursionists and see that all have a comfortable trip and oceans of fun. We bespeak for them a grand gathering on this, their Third Annual Excursion. 3t. V. R. Berlet, Merchant Tailor, received the finest lot of Suttings and Pantingssever shown in this surrounding country, where he intends to sell at the lowest possible figure just to suit times. For instance, Tweed Suits from $6.50 upwards, fine black Worsteds Suits from $11.00 upwards. It will pay any one to come and see his stock before buging elsewhere, Workmanship, style and fit guaranteed. _‘ %mt}ffrdbu... ew Ham % gag:nbm eters lerlln.u.xf..... Breslau ....... Toronto ....... Toronto ............ 11 30 _8 20 1 00 4 2 Breslau ............ 2 03 10 50 316 6 5 KHerlin.............. 212 11 0t 396 7 (f Petersburg ........ â€"â€" 11 16 â€"â€" 7 2 Baden:.............. 2 M 1 2 348 7 3 New Hamburg .... 2 40 11 20. 3 53 7 3 Stratford.......... 3 08 1157 4 20 8 02 It‘s enough to surprise anyone who is accustomed to high prices to step into J. UrFFELMANN‘sS.! s There never was a time in the history Oof trade when a dollar â€"could buy more general Dry Goods. It is clean, modern, upâ€"toâ€" date and J. Uffelmann is bound to keep his repâ€" utation. Excursion to Niagara Falls. S. BRUNK & CO., Railway Time Table. Galt and Elmira Branch. Grand Trunk Railway GoInG EAST. If this is not a bargain then there never was one. . Only $5.00 for a whole outfit at A Man‘s Suit, A Hat, f A Shirt, A Collar, A Tie, A Handkerchief, A Pair of Braces, A Pair of Socks & Pair of hoes, CAREFULLY. GOIXG NuRTH, ..... 8 15 12 13 10 45 GoINnG wEsT. LINWOOD t\ W.J. Woollart‘s BEHRLIN, : ONT See the Bow Ties 10c each or 3 for 25¢ for Summer wear aod the winâ€" dow your choice for 25¢ each. Full Line of Underwear for Sumâ€" mer Use. Fine Felt Hats Boys‘& Youths‘ Clothing Mers‘ Summer Coats & Yosts Owing to scarcity of space in our store necessitating some changes in certain deâ€" partments we are forcetf to greatly reduce our entire stock in a limited time and in crder to do soâ€"we will for one month make sweeping reductions in Ready made Clothing Sugarman &(o‘s Dry Goods and Gents‘ Furnishings Dress Goods comprising the leading shades in Cashmeres, (Henriettas, Shrah Serges, Storm Serges, Diagon iIs, Bingalines, Satins, Royals, etc., will be‘reduced 15 per cent during this sale. | A beautiful linc of French Delains, new desicns and colorings only 25c sold elseâ€" where for 40c. A large range of materials for light sumâ€" mer su ti:(xss an l Blouses in Spot and Swiss Muslins, Chamb:â€"ays, Huckings, Delainettes, etc., toâ€"be equally reduced. _ _ A lot of fancy striped Silk‘f r blouses, worth 75¢, now 56c. _ o 8 Glovesâ€"The best quality of M.lanese Silk in black and colored worth 40¢, now 25¢. Hosiery : nd Underwearâ€"Ladies‘ Cotton Vests half sleeves, 4 for 25¢. Ladies‘ Cotâ€" ton Vests, half sleeves, heavy, 3 for 25c. Ladies‘ : atural Baltriggan, half sleeves, at 18¢, 20c¢, 25¢, 30c and 35¢, Ladies‘ Cotton Hose, fast black, J3 pr. for 25¢c. Ladies‘ Cotton Hose, fast black, worth 20c¢, 2 pr.for 25¢c. Ladies‘ Cotton Hose, Hermsdor? dye, at 15¢c, 18¢, 20c and 25¢. Ladies‘ Lisle Hose i\ black and tan, splendid value 35¢. Printsâ€"We are safe in {saying that we have the largest and be:t selected stock in town, over 300 pieces of the leading English manufacture at 5¢, 7¢,8¢,9¢, and 12c. Cottonsâ€"Notwithstanding the recent adâ€" vance in the price of cotton we still sell at the old ?:ico, having been fortunate in layâ€" ing in a large Tgmk. Our 5¢ cotton surpassâ€" es anything solll at 6c and 7c. Exceptional value at 4¢, 6¢,7¢ and 8c. Readyâ€"made Clothingâ€"It is impossible to uote prices of |our suits to give any idea of 3.. great redugtion we are making during this sale. For‘our mutual saiisfaction we invite you to calland examine our stock and E:i::mdyou {will be convinced that we the best sttits at the hmioa. We only handle the output of reliable manufacâ€" turers. : We guprantee all suits over $5 as to , fit and matérial We cheerfully r money !if goods are not as GREAT CLEARING SALE, Meo‘s S¢mmer Vests, single and double breasted. See the fine‘ line of navy blue Vests, they are extra good. warrer rrock. ~. |Ready â€" Made Children‘s Dresses New Lines of Shirts See my new styles beâ€" fore you buy as I have the latest from American and English makers. New Lines of Collars, New Lines of Ties. at Clearing Prices for Summer Wear â€"Special. io s1 flms e y oes New Infan W. H. BECKER & CO.., Berlin. F4â€" ARD W Be sure and always ask for THOROLD, as it hardens much more quickly thaun any other Brand. Save your Cattle‘s Lives by Using our FLAX BINDER TWINE Our Stock is Full. J.W.FEAR & COY, Brick House For Sale Cheap. OS8Y place, nice lawn, 8 rooms with bath reom, fine cellar, hard and soft water in kitchen, central location â€" Corner Wiiliam and Park streets. Cali and see house, Clear title 14â€"tf MRS CAROLINE KERN a T. There‘s more in our suits than a perfect fit; there‘s firstâ€"class material, which it is always easy to select from our superb aggregation of the fineso woolens in Waterloo. Our suitings are unequalled. So is our high class tailoring, and in clothing, the tailoring is everything. Material even the best counts for nothing if the suit be badly made up. (Clothing must be ordered for you in order to fit you. Order a suit now while we‘re offering bargains. JOEKN RITZER are made to order. That‘s why they always fit, perfectly, admirably, and to W +AEaAs A N T & D ~Unlimired quantities of all kinds of Hardwood Plecé Stock, kilnâ€" 'lt ,ho:n 2 inches and un wide, 18 chance to work up your THOROLD CEMENT OUR SUITS that we are sold out or not ready for you. On the contrary our stock is complete in all grades. If you have built a new house or wantito paper a room or two, now is the time, as we are giving decided reducâ€" tions in these lines, wail, border and ceilings to match Kimc Sr., WarTerroo. Fancy Goods Store, King St., Waterloo. in embroidered silk and cashmere, also If you want anything in Wall Paper Come to us and we Wil} supâ€" ply your wants.| We have this week put in another CARLOAD of fresh Pinafores always on hand at because we have not mentioned We Lead Every Time. The large Furniture Factory of the W egen zo..mm:u King Street, Waterloo, l-:! fered for The buildings are A 1 and the factory has a complete outfit of the very latest and best machinery A dry kiln and Aare P n biil the mat Soke Ar is oo and best machinery | A kiln and e are & +r barh the mit Fuue 4t is saidom thek such an «pportunity as Valuable Property For Sale. There is a large stock of ‘lumber for building urposes on hand which will be sold at a great g-rufln All fgrmers and others intending to build would do well to examine this iumber and get prices | A large stock of Household Furniture fo sale, Bedroom Suits, Sidebâ€"ards, Extenmsion Tables, eic, sold ut greatly reduced prices VFHE undersigned offers fo «e )is valuable property, next to J. B. Snidor‘s Factory King St. @Wiaterloo, The property consis‘s of a lot on which is n good one ind a haif story dwoelling hou e, tailer shop and ba‘n. »1so & eplendid floWing weil and a good cistern. Terms liberal. Forfurther particulars apply on the premises to FOR two or three months, for a personal can. vass on a semiâ€"political f«sn», â€" From $30 to $150 per month, according to the volume and va ue of reports, Address for full information, POLITICAL HIOGRAPHER, 21â€"2m Drawer 29 brantford Ont gLavt?ev:;Hchlâ€" fore. Mr. Adam Kiippert will funeral director as in the past. Seven Bright Men. The undermkinif business conduc‘ed by Wegenast & Co. will be continued t the same Waterloo, July 23rd Factory For Sale. upportunity as this presents 'uunâ€": Furniture W .l:qnotnd.nu. 21’ at a great Undertaking. Furniture. FREDK. BOLLSCHEWEILER Lumber. NIDER, Assignes, WUs P47R pS 30â€"it