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ES ss 1 we. * and I riebel. ind, another of those Ladies' and Coats. latest in at, w1th me Sit-eve. See Japes,Boas We show t Ruff in nb, le: Land r- Just, ths hese cool Wll. tiss I 'SS are up-to. , Lines.' as. You Stand : 111g, ill' ess I Ah Ph. Pequegnat. ':d swiss-RTI/RS iMilfljilfl, u yams min. x iiWS. l l " ' Hellman has served the m notices calling upon vir taxes on or before vi llwcember. and thus r'-, frnm the "5 per cent. ml lulu-r dire penalties uh an will not pay. The '.s H mills on the dollar. "u,r,ht “the A 1mm:- '/ris' Mike d accounts within 3') utoriy set- V El ’1.['J‘Lill§. _ Well, the ':rr. There Is a some- t “If glow, a. peculiar dis- rmu there is;extra width .d x pwrfect dust shedding a is ",,w "Eudora" in brief -1 ', "rri,hed Board,” 3s F -.c', stamped on every :V, ylr'llL Il I L r l- thics, fabrics have T i'., in- n“ cirilivation, mu: Ls found, these wpiitsnirtt of A refined thr' a lovely soft lustre; _ Cr' : [My do not catch T ", Hm Fast word was _,' "ley's have put the [ “(my What is the . _itr' uphxme etfort of "'A 'n alsolute perfection Every lady of taste 's...', '.t"nt' City Grocer) win (if tlw sale in} , inn-‘2 vrmned corn u. in Canada. The‘ Mimi to any French ', only half the price Envy. Try one tin. ‘N'Wi to 1mm from the tint lir.D.H.\Vsugh. in. has worked up a. irzwtice in that city. "l into his new quarters or ot' Liberty building V of we best and finest parlors in the city. Mrs. Spady purpose .xl Jupult'se couuert ,f which full partic- in nut issue. This n M a unique and Mr. Wait for it H " " r)luon, manager of m» [Ml Telephone wrivd to Alma, l lieu, Stratford, Tilt I 1:, Snider and l', are running A uh orders. 'i' cut 1 uret ti: uu h-en‘ kept in u, 1 have bccn , w inrlosv',looking Al all tht- Christ- lull“ "Y"'" Thit "Fvvcr"---i)n Friday and Saturday l7" " lllll‘lue and . Cl tl y "F n l,, . Wait for it evening ioe le s Ernst . was go en m ( the Town Hall, Berlin, by the Joseph .- lW'n heard re- i Callahan Company of Philruaelpbia. mtztgiom diseases l The company was much hampered by I LIlH' Board of l the smallness of the stage which pre 'lt from families l vented them from putting up much of lawn with scarlet ' the scenisry. Despite these drawbacks a; In the public l the production won the hearty appreci- ( ation of the large gathering of theatre ' "f Struhrov, has 1 gpmg people In the_tw,? towns. p. _ ,vt . l ;Lallahnn as "1lepltiato was parmcu- Mint Hm Town of N; at but house llarly strong. Mr. Edward Boring, as l . . -t ' “Faust” was also wood and the support the death ot herl . D . . Gwen " the company Generally was li ~mxllpox, which l _ .. . . " T ws HWHNW“ of [ good. The snuglng by the male quar- _ ' \tette sud by tht/ladies' octette wss _ very sweet and fairly captivated the _ ot-i' City Grocer E lm'ersof sweet harmony, in the audi- " ot the sale inlence. If Berlin wouldserectus good hum: wmnvd corn opera house good ccmpanies would not 111 Canada.” The p533 uslby as thvy do now. wf Struhroy, has uimt Hm Town of csr', at best. house, thr' death of her my Prawn are the E Hospital this Mc, Hf P,erlin ndvt’l u. call to _. luft not late ml Advertise- n Wednesday path” F Cou- 'opular “out at this office mum. The " tgenuine package, smoking -AgrtodNmuuPtet, uni). Ind at Becker's Book Shire; Berlin, bf $1.25." They have may suitable Xmu present... ' --Nellie ! Did you Yo the shopping for mel No mama», I forgot what you told me to get when Igot to Mrs. Erly’s window and saw all the pretty dolls. --The members and adherentl of the Methodist church held a very enjnyable "At Home" in the Sunday school room of the church on Monday evening. The room was beautifully decorated for the occasion with palms and Chrysanthe- mums. Despite the unpropitious weather there was a good turnout. and a very pleasant social evening was spent. Lunch was served and abun- dance of instrumental music given by a number of young ladies Tm: Gum Tuesday’s gale raged furiously throughout, the Province The wind blew with a. velocity of 60 and 70 miles an hour. Fences were levelled, many buildingi wrecked and shipping sutfered extensively. C mm up TuxNKs.-The Lady Supe- rior in charge of the Orphans' Home at tlt. Agatha desires to thank very heartily the people of Waterloo and ll» rliu for tho, very liberal contributions given towards the support of the Home. Miss Jung collected in Waterloo. Noaurr:.--- Vtvscrupulous merchants in Berlin and Waterloo are pretending to sell our goods. Parties desiring tlwm call on Cressmun 1rJlsclnvsn and Giller k llzwman, sole agents in these towns. The report circulated that we work in shoddy and inferior stock is false. We guarantee all pure. Try them. Baden Woollen Mills, H, M. I,'Rrw,vuir:e,--l6 3t. Lry; AuitTATrcrh-A very unfortu- nate accident took place on Monday on the farm of Mr. Jacob C. Erb, two miles west of Waterloo. Mr. Erb was ting-med in sawing wood and was driv. ing the home power. Getting off the power to we the saw his foot was caught in the gearing and terribly crushed, It was found necessary to amputate the let: about 1 inches below the knee. Dm‘rn or' Mus. o'Dosouor:.-- The many friends of Mr. Jag. O'Donohoe and family, formerly of Waterloo, will be surprised and pained to hear of the death of Mrs. Jas, U'Donohoe at Win. nipeg on Monday, Nov. 11th, 1895. She had been ill for some time with cancer of the liver and for 5or 6 weeks prior to her death no hopes for her recovery harlbeen entertained. Mrs. H'l’unolme was well and Favorably known to a large circle of friends and acquaintances both in Waterloo and Berlin who will very deeply sympathize with the lwreaved family in the loss they have sustained. A very interesting service was held on Tuesday of last week in the Y.M.C. A. Hall, Berlin, being a recognition service in connection with the newly formed English Baptist church, The following pastors, representing the de. nomination, were present: Revds.J.P. sucrnsen,siupt.Wpt)st Home Missions; wuDrcKay, Stratford; G.Fetzer, Ben lin; J.W.Weelm Guelph; O. C. Elliot, l Tavistock; Wm. Spencer, East Flam- boro: Wm. Peer, Hespeler: C.C.McLau- “tin, Galt. Delegates were also present from some of the churches represented. ‘Afters season bt prayer for wisdom l and guidance, the council was formed with Rm). trrucKsy of Stratford in the chair. \V.H.Joyce and John Cation were appointed to" represent the newly formed church. The articles of faith as held by regular 'Baptist churches were then read and adopted by those present. After which it was decided in. unanimnns vote to fellowship the b, Tne Churches. ENGLISH BAPTIST . “Lunc- argitg. " Pts, Salvation Anny is all’alive and actively engaged in preparing toe their annual Self-denial Weeks, which takes place throughout Canada from Novem- her 30th to December 7th, inclusive. Large sums of money have been raised In canyons. and it is a wonderful I testimony tothe Army's development and activity. Each soldier of the Army as well " the friends, of its many social institutions, are asked to abstain traps all luxuries, and in many cases others and soldiers have actually determined to do without certain articles of food il which are ordinarily considered neces- sary, in order that by their acts of N selfdenial they may add tinancid sup- l port to the Army and its many different branches of work. A new feature has been introduced this year which con- sists of a prettily designed sack, lurtr dreds of which will be scattered _ throughout the country,amonq friendly t farmers and others, who will have the opportunity of filling the same with 1 any kind of grain they may feel dig. posed to give. All proceeds raised from the sale of grain will be donated to this fund. The social operations of the Army have greatly developed throughout Canada during the past twelve months, new Food and Shelter Depots having been opened at Winni. peg and Victoria respectively. As a natural consequence therefore the demands upon the Armies have in- creased, and this will require a still greater effort to raise a corresponding increased amount during this special Self-denial week. The total amount I aimed at is 825,000, which is about ' 84000 more than what was raised last 5 year. In order that the amount may , be realized, the most strenuous efforts , are being put forth not only in the r towns where corps are established, but! . also in the gttrroanding villages and country. It is a cause for surprise that the amounts collected during past _ Self-denial weeks in Canada, have been 3 continually increasing, and there are J many reasons for believing that this S year's effort will exceed any former . We learn that some of the otficers and e soldiers actually determined to line on t bread and water (or next to it) in order t to reach the goal aimed at. Soldiers e have been told off to visit from house to house and solicit contributions. In other places members of the Army's Brass Band have arranged to serenade e. and by this means raise something MY towards thier tsrsrt.---Cotn. Anniversary sermons were preached in the Waterloo Methodist church on Sunday morning and evening by the Rev. G. F. Salton to large and appre- ciative audiences. In the morning his subject wuss “I saw a new earth"; and m the evening, "I live, yet not I but Christ liveth in me." The sermons were thoughtful and delivered with all the eloquence and fire for which Mr, Salton is so well known. The church was beautifully decorated for the occa- sion with Chrysanthemums and palms. Rev. J. C, McLachlan, B.A., preach- ed in the Central Methodist church, Stratford, on Sunday, supplying the pulpit for the Rev. Mr. Salton, Mr. Arthur Connor, B. A,, of Ham- ilton spent Thanksgiving at, the home of his parents. Miss Helen Buckberrough who is suffering from an attack of diphtheria is at the Hospital. Mr. Thou. Hunt of Hespeler was in town on Monday, Rev. G. F. Salton of Stmtford was me guest of Mr. Geo. Wegemsst [on Sunday, WWW , Mr. Wm. Nash, returned to his Mme in Berlin on Tuesday. He has been in Brooklyn for some time past and will leave shortly for Africa as a miss- iouary. Mr. Geo. Ruppel, of Elmira was in town on Tuesday. Mr/Wm., Bryant of Berlin lies in a praca rious condition. He had typhoid fever and is now suffering a relapse. Mr, Menno Devitt was in Toronto on business on Wednesday. Mr. Harry Simiwon of the firm of J.B.Snider, spent Thanksgiving ’Day in Detroit. Mr. Registrar Master and wife are attendlng the funeral of Alvin Hall- man in Wilmot today. I Miss Antbes spent Thanksgiving Day with friends in Guelph, Mr. James Hafstead and daughter of Mt. Forest spent." Sunday with Mr. C.M.Tnylor. Mr.M.S.Hallman is funeral of " nephew to-day. Mrs.C.Kleeberger of Toronto visited friends in town last week. Many of our townspeople are down with the prevalent malady, a bad told, and the editor is Among the number. --Mamma ! Mrs. Erly’s Santa Uluua is here again. I have seen him; he hue prettier: toys than ever before. --lt not aatitrfied with the tea you get from your grocer try maenflug; if it " just for one. pound for eotiritson'ts Personal and Social METHODIST Erly's stu. Claus is attending the w Alvin Hallman n cm l TURKEY J. Uffelmann Carves Prices. o"q J. IJffehnann Distributes Bargains From his new Fall and Winter Stock, and thus enjoy Thanks- giving Day in the real old- fashioned way. You can do this at , J ac. Uffelmann s OVERUOATS ! Do You Want To Buy an . OVERCOAT this Fall? If so, don't fail to see Tons of OVEBUOATS and SUITS to choose from. Large stock Umlersmrts amt Drawers at all prices, and the values cannot be beat. We offer you as nice tr line, of Goods as you ever laid your eyes upon, in our Fall and Winter Selection of Men's and Boys' Clothing. Hats. Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods. Boots and Shoes. This is it clnnce that will be counted as a fortunate occurrence in your life. A ehatire to get just what you wont, at a. just-what- yotrsytu)t-ttrpay price, If you want to get a. little butter article at It little lower price than you expected to pay, come to our store. Come and look " our goods. They will verify our statements. No, Waterloo Young Club, Tho election of oilicers will take place at the next regular meeting which will be held in the new Club Rooms, over Simon Snyder’s drug store, (Odd- fellows’ Hall) on Tuesday evening next, 3rd December., The nominees for the respective " fieers are as follows ..---Hon. President, I.E.Bowman (elected by acclamation,) President, A. B, McBride (elected by acclamation.) First Vice-President,W. J, Mellen, Geo. A. Bruce, F. Holstein]; Second Vice-President, C W. Wells, H. W. Boos, w. Raymo ; Third Vice. President, Byron Bechtel, Cranson W. Snider, E. Schicrholtz j. Secretary-Trea- surer, C. W. Schiedel, (elected by accla- l mation) Executive Committee, Milton Bechtel, George Landerkin,- Jus. S. Lockie, Bernhardt Uratadt, F. G, Hughes, Robert Y. Stewart. First catch your bird and then put the knife in deep, slicing it as neatly as _ and distribute the best bits among your friends, as The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stickney, was the scene of a pleasant gathering on Wednesday,Nov. 13th. The occasion being the' marriage of their daughter Phoebe to Mr. Noah Strome, both of Pilkington.‘The bride was attired in a dress of fawn colored French material trimmed with orange silk shot white with the usual bridal veil. She was assisted by her sister, Miss Sadie Stickuey, while Mr. Samuel E. Strome of Berlin performed a simi- lar office for the groom. The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Philips of Bethel church and took place at 6 par. and was witnessed by a concourse of spectators numbering about ninety persons. After the usual congratulations, tea, accompanied by delicacies of various kinds,' was served to which all present did teyltsii.,e,t1ttt W “KIIUII I'l- r'--'" . _ Games and amusement: of different kinds interspersed with music both in- strumental and vocal, filled up the evening finishing the day and lasting into the wee sma’ hours beyond. BURNS I Rev. Mr. Barnby of Curtbage, con- ducted Thanksgiving service in North Mornington church last Thursday. . . . W - .u .. Eq g =t_su.-..st "hum! 21) to PA King Street East, Berlin, Ont,, Next door to Ncvillds Drug Store. JuUluluawu mF.r--_i-- -- - Mrs. Hugh Ridden of Listdwel, visited friends in the neighborhood but week. omdiGuy cixev; Refuse Mona. Sold by J. Doers: _Besver plug iss, the . BRUNK & CO,, Wedding in Pilking ton srRosur-dyrICKNEY. Large stock Undershirts am' our stock. We have Monk Liberal old reliable. e cheap imi- LARGE ASSORTMENT Fur Caps B037; No. 5--- Me 40c 50c 90e Boys' , No, tr- 30e 40c We 81 MES'S L'sur.trttvehrt Undershirbs and Pants 40c eac'. 750 suit; Hem Wool Joe. each, 81 suit ; Extra heavy wool 'd,. each, $1.25 suit; Fine Wool, son goo ' 90e each, 81.75 suit; Heavy Imported Wool, 81 mush, a a ecialjob line worth $1.50; Fine Natural Woof, light weight. 75c w 81; Heavy Weights, Natural Wool, $1.25 ' to new, V.-. __._, _.,, , $2.50. Befoz‘e r newiug your stock of Win. ter Underwear examine this lot of goods, all purchased before the recent advance in woolen goods. All sizes in Natural Arctic Underwear. Everything in the stock new this year. The cleanest an I brightest store in town. EU I b and ctc,-Do not buy them until you have seen w, ll. l-‘ic-ckcr & YOUTHS, magnificent display. We will open Abdul Ducmnbcr lull it assortment of ' _ CLOTHING. CHRISYMHS PRESENTS My Stock is now complete for fall and winter wear. Fine navy serge, 2 piece suits, $x.25, $1.75, - - 'IVE, trTm__r $2.35: A' fine all 'woox' Tweed Suit, 2 pieces, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3.30, $3.75; 3 picces, $4, $4.io, $5, $:r.io,%, Good Value and Fit Guaranteed. Boy’ odd Pants and Coats, black Worsted Suits', Blouse Suits, Vel- vet Suits, szy Blue Pea Jackets. Boys’ and Youths’ Overcoats As I have just opened this part of the stock recently, my purchase is entirely new. Goods bought be- fore the recent advance in prices Full stock of Sizes of all Goods. W. J. Woollard, WALPER BLOCK Gents’ Furnishings, Hats and Caps, Boys' and Youths' Clothing. Dress . and FOR a good fit andStylish Dress or Mantle go to the ADTUAL RESULTS) £168.56. - .. SLAUGHTER SALE Prloe List or tmeutrwa--. STOVES AND TINWARE at the New Hardware Store. In order to make room for our hardware stock, we will sell our immense stock of Stoves, Tinwaré, em. regardless of cost: for a few days. . Canadian Goal ou Only Itut. per Gal 42-tf Epsom (hiirlrlhn REFERENCES: A, McIntyre, Park Mun- aaer. G. Lachenbauer. Emma Rietrer, Adam Ptafr, Ed. Hamel. J. Mayer and sev- eral others. An cured within 60 days. One bottle each did it, PRICEJ‘ 50 CENTS- _ Th A SW03! STATEMENT it,'d'i')l"' L'o'l morn statement to the Gammon: o-ttioe that may have been cured by "Evan-a" will mv adven- _ . ll- IKIDIDBI‘L. ry. w. llENDIlY. My W. E. “on!" s, sum. of Agencies Has Cured Several in MAcxxE’s PRICE; MISSES CROFT, THE KING OF CUBES. UNION HEAVY WOOL FINE Mantle Making. :NTABIU MUTUAL LIFE Upstairs, 1Iife1man"r8store, King street, Waterloo ’s liLocK,-BERLrs. Formerly "The Kitchen IN THE Wawrloo. 'Ne New thrisitinas Goods An immense stock of New Goods for the Christmas Trade. All kinds of Celluloid and Plush Albums, Work-Boxes, Goods, Toilet Cases, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Photo Holders. Whiskholders, Tie Boxes, Handker- Dolls and Dolls' Car- chief and Glove Boxes, riages, Dolls' Cradles, Rocking Horses, Horses on Wheels, l Sleighs and Toys of Every Description. Besides a' full line of Fancy and Staple Goods. You will odls just the place to buy your Christmas Presents. The Prices it?” MRS, CEi1iER/IU"5irEi, Ms, Toys, Faney Goods, Bibles, Albums, lfyou buy before seeing our store you will survly make a mistake. We arc showing poets and other handsome volumv ", mu] other articles too numerous to mention. Come and sec W.H. BECKER & co., Booksellers GROW t - ( Mlllilll1 The' Nofiad Willihery, Mantle and Dress y Goods House. GOOD RELIABLE GOODS. COME AND SEE! _ Groff, t, Hymmen. Fancy Goods Store, King St., Waterloo. IT PRICES TC) tiUlT THIS " . Mll0lllilll R51 will o/here is Prices mg Right larrre " W it u