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| unc ‘ ye : o. it Py â€" TERMERIC, CURRY , Pov»:der, Jar Rings § Corks, etc. of the best quality â€"There is an excellent display of lamps in the window of M. Weiche! & â€" Bon which have just been imported : fromâ€"New: York. Tbey sre works of grt and every one is a beauty,. § Groceries, Flour and Feed, 1 Store Opposite Zim nerman House j Waterloo a Ont. Hote. 3ass Mocatvcnie E. M. Devitt P, S.â€"A couple of loads of empty Eugar barrels, suitable for apples, for sale cheep, e =â€"â€"A quartettie of Waterloo‘s popâ€" ular vccalists sang at a tea meeting ab Crosshill on Tuesday night. â€"Stratford sold $30,000 debentures rupning for 20 yeare and bearing 34 per cent. intereat, at par. â€"The price of the building lots owred by the town on the old show grounds has been redaced ten per cent. â€"Contonary Obhurch, Hamilton, of which Rev. Geo. E. Salton is pastor, has decided in favor of irdividual comâ€" munion cups. â€"‘Tis said that a certain local proâ€" hibitionist is after the scalp of a local! "Anti‘ for publicly sccusing him of carryiog whiskey homs in a coal oil can. â€" f â€"Quarterly services were conducted at the Evangelical Church last Sunday by the pastor, Rov. Damm. â€"Ladies ‘should not forget that for anything and everything in millinery, Uffelmanan‘s is headquarters. 10. â€"Mr. C. J. Alteman bas‘ invested in a roadster, a ty pical specimen of fine horseflash, f â€"Miss Brough, of the Contral School staft, is confined to the house with la grippe. Miss Blanche Bean has temporary charge of her division. â€" â€"Lasb Friday afternoon Chicf Eynn ‘raccolerated the movements of two ‘seedy‘" looking mem bers of the wanâ€" dering fraternity by showing them the shortest way out of town. _ â€"The Stratford City Council will submit a byâ€"law to abolish the ward system. & _ =â€"The regular monthly meeting of the Town Council was held on Monday night. â€"Rov. H. E. Thomas, M. A. of Preston, was presented with an address and a well filled purse by the CUhristian Enadeavor Society of bis church, on the eve of his departure for Toronto. _ â€"â€"Salmon, corned beef, lob.ters ard gardinesâ€"Dodds the Grocer. _ â€"=Work on the Young and Reppler sbreet sewer will be commenced immeâ€" diately. â€"The insurance rating of Guelph bas been lowered from A to O to take effecth oa Nov. 1st. _ â€"â€"Mr. Jake Brandt‘s tonsorial parâ€" lors nexb to the post office now present a bright and inviting appearance. The interior has been repapered and the woodwork treated to a bright coat of paint. _ â€"The Woolwich Agricultural, Hors: icultural and Fine Arts exhibition at E!mira is in progress as we go to press Miss Eva Jones, of Waterloo, sings at the concert in the E. M. S.Hall to: night. f Chemist and Druggist _ â€"The cfficials of the Toronto Obserâ€" vatory state that the mean temperature for the month of September was higher than for the past fifbyâ€"seven years. The highest temperature (97 1) occurred on the 2nd, and the lowest (38 3) on the 11th. ; i â€"The farm stock and implements of &r. Joseph McQardle living two miles south of Linwood are advertised for sale elsewhere in this issue, Mr. Jos. Mickus, the popular county auctionâ€" eer, will wield the hammer. __â€"Aumother four or five weeks of good wheeling to be had. Before cold wenather sets in E J. Roos,; jaweller, will diepose balance of stock ‘of bicycles at much lower prices than they will be in spring. CODE & HILLIARD â€"â€"The four diphtheria patients who were confined above the post offce for some time past were released from quarantine on Tuesday. All the patients at the isolation hospital are reported as convalescing. © There is no better tomic for your 200â€" stitution at this time of the year than nice fresh luscious fr it. Peac cs ate nearly over b}lb we arestill receiving daily shipments 0 CONCORD AND & NIAGARA GCRAPES and are selling them right self blanching and rose ribb good appetlizers. . . Waterloo LOCAL NEWS. NIAGARA GRAPES l ~AND ~;% m right. Our Golden rose ribbed Celery are Malces Ont. l h dvaiudbs tubierah t d â€"â€"A pumber of Waterlooites attendâ€" ei the farewell in honor of Mr. Mcâ€" Lean, secrotary of tke Y. M. O. A at Galt, oo Friday, Mr. McLean, who formerly had chargeaof the echool at Bridgeport, has beea ppointed to take charge of the Junior Y. M. C. A. Deâ€" partment at Toronto. â€" Surp Prizs WinxrErs.â€"At Galt on Friday last Mr. Geo. Moore‘s team of bheavy draughts added new laurels to bis already long lisb of prizos, earily carrying off first prizo in the heavy draught competition. Owing to a misâ€" understanding between Mr,. Moore and the show directors the team was barred from showing at Gaelph on Wednesday lasb. â€"Waterloo merohants are showing a great deal of enterprise these days Messrs. Bricker & Diebel are at present baviong the H zird cash carmer »y=«tem put in their store, to roplace uns one formerly in use. The interior of J. Uffelmann‘s show wirdows are now eress>d with plate mirrors and the passerby who peeps into the reflec:ors can now sse three reproductions of himâ€" gelf. M. Weichel & Son supplied the poirrOrg. Accounts Must Br Setrusp â€"The accounts due to the late firm of Hohmeier & Lsitch are in the hands of J. M Scully for collection, with inâ€" structions to plece in suit all of them remaining unpaid on the 15 h October next. This partnership hes been disâ€" solved, and it is absolutely necessary that these accounts should be settled at once. â€"Rev. Principal Grant of Qicen‘s Uaivers.ty, Kingston, preached both morning and evening in Kunox church, Galt, on Sunday last, Te eminent divine made no comment on the recent plicbecite end refured to be interâ€" viewed by Galt‘s enterprising newrpaâ€" per men . Woaxtro.â€"A good general servant girl. Gocd wages.â€"Apply to Mre. Jacob He:pe or, William Sb6., Waterâ€" 100. 16 Lost â€"A black fur shoulder cape on Friday, S:pt. 16oh, between St. Jacobs and Waterloo postcffice. Einder will please.leave ab the CnroxicLr Office, Waterloo. 40â€"2*. Dreatk or Normax Jovcr â€"Norman William, the infart son of Mr. and Mrs. John Joyce, town, died on Monâ€" day morning at. the age of eighteon months, after & brief illness. The par: ents have the sympathy of their many Waterloo friends in their sudden beâ€" reavement. ‘Busin®Ess CHaxnorâ€"A partnership in the Jaw business here has been formed between Mr. Wm. Reade and S.A. Hutchison. Mr. Reade‘s business in Waterloo has grown to such dimenâ€" sions that he found this step necessary in order to properly serve his large number of clients. Mr. Hutchison is a recent graduate from Uanada‘s leadâ€" ing law school. § Rrports Busingess Goop.â€"Mr. Geo. Killer, of the firm of Schaefer, Killer & Co., furnitare manufacturers, has reâ€" turned from a.trip to Eastern Ontario and the Maritime provinces. Among the points visited were Montreal, Haliâ€" fax, St. John, Fredericton, â€" Qaebec and Ostawa... Ho reports business in general as being good, but furnitutre in particular seems to be looking up. The factory is ab present running over time, having enough orders in hand to keep them busy into the new year, among them bsing a large export order to Great Britain . a Mr. SEacram‘s Sanr or THorouckâ€" BREDsS.â€"Mr. J. E. Seagram held his anpual sale of thoroughbreds at Grand‘s Repository, Toronto, last Thursday morniog. _ Prominent turf men were present from all over Canada, among them many _ Americans Thirteen thoroughbreds in all were put up by auction, the Pickwick Horse, "Weller," bringing $1,000 even, the highest price realized during the day. The grey filly ‘"Wreath," brought $600. The brown gelding "Tar," and the black gelding "Quack Quack," sold. for $40 and $100 respectively, the smallest on the list. The total money realized on the thirâ€" teen was jugt five dollars short of four =.=â€" Rov. Mill«, of Gaelpb, preached two eleqzent and poweifal sermons from the Methodist church pu‘pit on Saunday. Toe partor, Rev. Howe!, was absent preaching the anniversary sermons at Point Eiward. § For Soute Arrican ExpostTION â€" The cffice desk at present on exhibition in the show window of Mesers, M. Weichel & San‘s hardware store, is one of the finest specimens of farniture we have had the pleasure of exsemining Tb was manufactured by J. B Suider, town, specially for the South African Exposition and will be shipped in a few days The main part of the desk is in oak with writing counter and pigeon boles in Hungarian ash, which makes a fine combination of wood. EFuxErRAL or Mx. HuetuErnâ€"The funeral of the late Christopher Haethâ€" er too place from the residence of his son, Mr. C N. Husthar, King streot, on Saturday afternoon, & large con:â€" course cof mourning relatives and friends being present to pay their last bribute of respect to the deceased. Aftcra short service ad the house the cortege procseded to the Lutheran church where the pastor, Rov. M. Arendt conducted the services, suitaâ€" able music being re d â€"red by the choir. The remains were subsequently inâ€" terred in Mount Hops cemetery. .._â€"V. K. Schmitb, the King street shoeman, is giving away a bicycle free. R ad bis accouncement on the 1st png“. «etimirnsanr.conoris s mss Dratg or Wa. H. Cope â€"Mr. A. E. Code, of the firm of Code & Hilliard, town, will have the sympathy of his many friends here in the death of his brotker, Mr. Wm. H. Code, who died at Dauphin, Manitoba, latt week. The following notice of the funeral is taken from the Winnipeg Morning Telegram, of Ssptember 28:th : "The funeral of the late Wm,. H. Code, of Dauphin, took place yesterday morning to St. James‘ Cometery, the Rev. H. Cleaver officiating. The deceased was born at Trowbridge, Ont., where he‘lived abcus twenty years. About five years ago he came to Manitoba and engaged in the milling business, after which he removed to Dakcta but later he re turned to Manitoba. About a year ago he became a partner and mechaniâ€" cal engineer in the Dauphin Milling Company. _ Dâ€"ceased, who was 36 years old, was unmarried. Three brothers and a sisterr survive him : Samuel, of Birtle, Wesley, ob Hanover; Albert, E., town, and Mrs. Lounsbury, of Prinseton, Oat. Dirp in Toroxto.â€"On Monday morning Mrs. Wm. Dawson, of this town, received the sad intelligencse of the death of her brother, Mr. Alex Hunter. Mr. and Mrs: Dawson left for the Qaeen C ty on the first train. We append the obituary notico which appeared in the Globe of Mondsyâ€" "Alex. Hunter, aged 57, for over thirty years assistant chief operator Great Dress Goods, Costume Cloths, Silks,â€" Velvet Trimmings, Ladies‘ Underwear, Gloves and amazement and light up your countenances with pleasure. What style may be your parti brated Waterproofs, DrartH or Mx. RrisEr â€"On Friday mornicg last, after an illness extending over some six weeks Mr. Frederick William Reiber passed peacefully to his reward,. The immediate cause of death was kidney trouble brought on by za complication of diseasesss The funeral took place on Mondsy afterâ€" noon and was largely attended, the members of the Forssters and Macabee lodges, of which deceased was a memâ€" ber, being present in a body. Aun fimâ€" pressive sermon was preached in St. John‘s Lutheran church by the pastor, Rev. M. Arendt, after which the reâ€" mains were interred in Mount Hope Cemetery. The deceased was born in Wilmot Townsbip in October, 1849, and came to Waterloo about twenty years ago where he has since resided, always being regarded as one of the town‘s most sober and industrious cib‘z ns. For eighteon years past he bhas bean in the employ of Wm. Snider & Co., being one of the firm‘s most conâ€" scientious workman. _ As a member of the Foresters‘ Secret Society he occuâ€" pies a prominent position, having baken & desp interest in the work of organâ€" iz‘ng the society here, He leaves a lqoviag widow and a family of ten chilâ€" At our store in the next few days Hosiery, Mantles, Jackets, Capes, Furs etc., that will cause your eyes to sparkle with Overcoats at €2 00 to $14,00. _ A fine assortment of Ladies‘ and Men‘s Mandelberg‘s cele North Western Telegraph Company, this city, died at his homs at an early bour this morning of typhoid fever, afâ€" ter an illness of ten days‘ duration. He was well and favorably known to the telegraph fraternity throughout the entire Dominion. He. was a member of the Queen‘s Own Regiment, and parâ€" ticipated in the memorable Fenian raid of ‘66, being one of the first to go to the front from Toronto on that occaâ€" sien, Loyal to bis country and to the interests of the corporation he served, his coâ€"laborers lose a true friend and the company a trustworthy servant. Mr. Hunter is survived by his widow and five children, two sons and three daughters. Ruxaway.â€"Main street citizans had quite a novel entertainment in the shape of an excit‘ng chase after a runâ€" away horse one day last week, the tractious equine attached to the Great Corner Store‘s delivery wagon starting the fun. When the driverless outft came tearing up the streeb, headed north, none of Waterloo‘s King streot stalwarts could collect themselves soon enough to headâ€"cff the runaway. When passing Shantz‘s hote!, Chas. Peppler made & bold dash for the horse‘s head but missed it, ard for a time there was a desd heat between him _ and the borse. _ He kept up to the horse for a hsndred yards or more when he decided on o new line of procedure, and by a little exbra cffort mansged to get hold of and swing Himself into the wagon from the back. Ib took bubt a fow seconds to get forward, lean down over the front of thb wagon, procure the lines dangling at the horse‘s féet, and bring the animal under control. Taking a position on the seat Peppler turned the horse around and brought him back to its owner, receiving the hearty apâ€" plause of everybody along the stroot. Mr._ Diebel generously presented Charlie with a one dollar bill in considâ€" eration of his daring capture. cular taste you will find that in our selection we have anticipated your wishes, We are J. UFFELMANN determined to do Business if Price, Quality and Style will do it. Special, 100 pair Cotton Blankets, 30c per pair. 200 Men‘s, Boys‘ and Children‘s LETS SEE _ _ YOUR FACE eammammiinsinsitns w & w \e & ns ipmrimnpmnidnnomienfittlts There are some things here in our line of Millinery, dren to mourn their loss as follows : Willizsm, EAward, Oarl, O tto and Fredâ€" die; Mra. Knechtel, Sebringville ; Soâ€" phia, Millie, Tina and Mary. Mr. George _ Rwiber, town, brother of the deceased, and three sisters, Mrs. Scheckene, . Waterloo _ Township ; Mrs. Conrad Heinrich, town, and Mrs Henry Fuest, Linden, also survive him. Hatters and CGlothiers . Waterloo, Ont LOOKING AT THE STYLES Mr. Rinner of the firm of Ritz & Rinner,publisbere of the New H: mburg Independent, favored the CHRroxntCLE Office with a pleasant call on Saturday last. Mr. R. Y. Fish, of Linwood, was a business visitor to Waterloo on Tues: day. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Diebel spent Sunâ€" day at the residence of Mr. Geo. Bellâ€" inger, Wellesley. _ â€"I am selling my fancy goods below cost. Everything must be sold this month. â€" Berlin and Zaphyr wools, 5 cents an ounce. Andalusian, 6 sents an ounce.â€"Miss Strickland.â€"1t â€"â€"Grapes, tomatoes, lemons, oranges and hananaaâ€"Dodds the Grocer, Miss Edith Strickland of London, is sponding a fow days at her home here. Mr. Albert Bricker of Troy, N. YÂ¥., is spending a few days at the home of bis parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Lovi Bricker. Mrs. Jas. Scott is visiting friends in Toledo, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Muir lefé on Saturday for Grand Haven, Mich., where they intend spending several weeks. Mrs. Alex. Loitch, Mis. George Gleiser, Miss Liphardt and Miss Ritz left on Saturday morning on & visit to friends in Debroit. Mrs, Norman Weaver and Miss Gorman, who have been on an extended visit to the former‘s parents here, have returned to their homes in Ohicago. Mr., Arthur Strickland, who was one of the typos on the UxroxiIct®E staff for nearly a year past, lefb on Monday morning for Uhicago, where ke will take up a course of studies at the Moody Bible Training Institute preparabory to entering upon his work as a missionary in China. Mrs. Sanderson and the Misses Marths, Tillie and Oaroline Conrad are away on a visibt to friends in Dsâ€" troit, Ypsilanti Mt. Clemens and other points in Michigan state. Mrs. T. Hoffman is visiting relatives in Detroit, g ‘_ Mrs.S. Elynn left on Saturday on a visit to relatives in Port Huron. > Miss Stella Bechtel returned to her home in Burford on Tuesday. Mr. Wum. J. Fisecher lefo on Monday morning for London, where ho intends taking up a course in medicine at the Western University. Miss Annie Coutbts, of Toronto, is the guest of her sister, Mrs, Charles Stark. Mrs.J. E. Seagram and son, Mr. Joseph Seagram, bave returned from a trip to the Old Country . Miss Alma Conrad is visiting friends in Ervie, Mr. and Mrs., Westwoods, of Toronâ€" to, are guests at Mr. J. B. Snider‘s, Willow Avenue. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. STRASSER & CO. It isn‘t alone that styles are diff erent with changing seasons, but clothes are better year after year. You get quality ‘and style in the clothes wesell you; you get disâ€" tinctive style in the make of them and the price we offer you is better than you have yet had. Our $16.50 Black Worsted Suitings are the same you have been paying $19.00 and $20.00 for. Try us for good reliable clothing. a Waterloo. and will also carry a full line of horsemen‘s necessaries such as BLANKETS, WHIFPS, ROBES. _ Also trunks, valises, etc. I hereby beg toannounce to the pubâ€" lic of Waterloo andâ€" surrounding country that I have opened up a harness shop in the stand formerly occupied by Henry Maier. I will always have on hand orâ€"make to order if desired, all kinds of I make a specialty of} _ Buggy and Carriage Trimming I trust I may receive the same liberal patronage which was accorded my predeâ€" cesgor. e & & _ William Hoeflin SUCCESSOR to H. MAIER, WATERLOQQ Berry Dishes, Cake Baskets, Biscuit Jars, Sugar Bowls, Celery Dishes, Tea Pots, etc, $2.00 each, A large quantity of Roger‘s Silver Plated Knives, Forks and Spoons always on hand. Single and Double Harness â€"If you really wish to have a bargain in Silverware see our stock and you will not hesitate in proclaiming it the finest and lowest priced in the two towns. Millinery Waterloo Silverware Silverware A POINTER D J. OO Business Change Thursday September 29th , 30th October 1st Friday Saturday Dcering‘s Watchmaker and Jeweler. â€" WATERLOO, ONT. Opening The grandest display of stylish Hats and Bonnets we have ever exhibited. Everybody invited. All welcome. â€" ON _ Cash and One Price Many sales have already been made in our Mantle department, notwithstanding the warm weather and while the assortment is complete in sizes and styles is the time to buy. Visit these deparments and see our goods. They will be shown cheerfully whether you buy or not. Special attention given to mail orders. ‘"The Melancholy days have come," and to the average woman they being with them tSoughts of New Hats, New Dresses and new mantles, for Autumn and Winter. « Our unâ€" equalled facilities for buying place us in the front rank of retailers and we declare withâ€" out hestitation our ability to supply you in these lines, to better advantage than you have been aacustomed to. Our selection of Dress Materials comprises all the :newest weaves and coverings and ranges in price from the CHEAP yet serviceable materials to the most elaborate and expensive. Our dress making departmentis in charge of a skilled artist and we guarantee the fit and style of every garment. Ciinâ€"MiMinare â€"AanarbEmantk Hemachad o e man omm oo m on o e n ce Our Millinery department is rushed with Fall orders but we have increased our staff and every order will be completed as promised.: _ _ s > & G. B. RYAN & CO. BERLIN, GUELPH, OWEN SOUND. Ont. FINE 1} storey brick house on Yonge street.â€" Eight rooms, bath room, furnace and other conâ€" veniences" Po:session may be had on OQctober loth. For further particulars apply at _ _ BERLIN _â€" _ _ ONT AT 650.â€"Children‘s fine black Dongola Kid, Button, new cointoes, Patent tip, all in sizes 8â€"11, worth at least $1.00. § AT $1.35â€"â€"Ladies‘ high black shoes, some lace and some button, regulat price $2.00. AT $1.00â€"A lot of over 100 pairs of Ladies‘ high cut button and %&ce, not all s‘zes, The Best and the Cheapest in the Town AT 65¢c.â€" regular price $1.75,$2.00,§$2.50 and $3.00. â€" _# ‘â€" _ . _. . . _ w AT $2.25.â€"Ladies‘ fine Dongola Kid, with vesting, lace or button, regular $3.00. AT 75¢c.â€"Misses school shoes, solid leather, hand nailed, well made, regular price $1.90 Better Than Ever W. H. BECKER & C0., Our Shoe Sales are daily growing larger. How could it be otherwise when shoe buy‘e‘rs are fast finding out the difference between our prices and regular shoe store prices. FOR ONE WEEK ®: shoes. . > AT $1.00â€"Men‘s $1.25 and $1.50 high cut gaiters or lace, solid leather and good wearer. Great Bankrupt Store The Dominion House . Thursday, Friday and Saturday . AT $1.35â€" FALL .. We extend a cordial invitation to the ladies of Berlin, Waterloo and vicinity to visit our show rooms on the above dates, when we will show the latest productions in Millinery, Mantles, Furs, Dress Goods and Trimmings. j ’ Our stock is larger and more attractive than ever, Store will be open every evening until ten o‘clock. 5 Axtraordinary WALL PAPER Prices always the lowest GROFF C. H. MILLS, Manager . For further particulars apply at °_ _ d8â€"3t, CHRONICLE ORFIOE, $1.835â€"Men‘s $1.75 and $2.00 shoes, whole foxed, high cut, latest styles, gaiter or lace{no old goods) _ â€" _ â€"â€"_ _ _ _," & > C House to Let. King Street We are again in shape to show you a complete range of Wall Paper at all prices, suitable for Halls, Parlors, Dining Rooms, Bed Rooms and kitchens. We buy cheap and at present are selling regardless of S. R. ERNST & CO., _ Cheaper Than ever MILLINERY SEPT. 22nd, 23rd and 24th. & TO DO YOUR SHOPPING WITH US . . Qualities always the highest a a nAT- a we shall offer many extraordinary prices, concessions on several lines of the best grades of high and low cub King St , Berlin 1 â€"â€" _ Waterloo, Ont. TERMS CASH AND PRICES RIGHT. Unquestionably [the leading Commercial School of Western Ontario. %'ew studenta admitted at any time. Graduates in great demand. â€" Write for catalogue. WALL PAPER Popularâ€"Progressiveâ€"Bost . . OPENING Because this is the paper hanging season. We invite all intending purchaser to examine our stock of Paper before buying. . We have paper in all grades and prices. & ® Marxtin Bros, Indueements STRATFORD, ONT. ite for catalogue. T. W.Jd. EoN. Principal, A SPECIALITY 32 KingSt.. Berlin Berlin. l