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25¢, or 1 pair for 15¢, Men‘s Carpet Slippers, sizes 6 to 11, our special price 2g°*. Girls‘ and Child‘s Tweed Siippers, sewed sole pair, special 12}¢ Kentucky Babe Shoe Dressing, our 10c, line special 4¢ Bhoe Laces, yard long, special per doz 5¢. YOQOL. 41 â€"~NO. 31 We Sell for Gazsh and we have The A. 0. BOEHMER (C0. Limited Special re luced prices on all sammer shces. 23 pair of ladies‘ checolate lace bo ts, J. D. King‘s make, regular $2 50 for _ $l49 150 pair ladies‘ low shoes and 2 batton Poilby, at - â€" .99 Also3 different styles of lsilies‘ chocolace cloth top lace and button boots reg. 2 M) and 300, for â€" â€" $1 69 16 ) pair men‘s shoes, werth 1 50, for $1 OO 60 pair boys‘ shoes, worth 125, for .90 60 pair yeuths‘ shoes, worth 1 00, for .80 Men‘s Harvest Shoes, buckle and lace combination, the buckle is made of beavy wire aud is riveted perfectly to the shoe, preventing any trouble with broken or loose buckle. Made of solid leather, pegged sole, light, strong aud cool, our special price 79¢ Men‘s Genuine Kid Lace fsoots. We say genuine because we know th stock it is made of, many soâ€"zalled kid are only sheepskin, new last good fitting, our special price $1 25 , Boys‘ Fine Black Lace Boots riveted sole, solid leather, comfortable fittcr, our special price 843. ‘ Women‘s Fine, Hand Turned Sole Oxford kid tip, alb sizes, lace and button, our special price ggs. Women‘s Genuine Kid Button Eoot patent leather tip, our special price 83c. Women‘s Tweed Sewed Siippers all dark colors, sizes 3 to 8, 2 pair for THIS WEEK No price. Store Near Post Office, Berlin. Chocolate Grain Lace Shoes, triveted soles. round toe, only $165 This is usually sold for $2.00, Chocolate Dongola Kid lace shoes, coin toe, newest lasts, only $2 00 Nothing to equal it in town for less than $2 50 Black Dongola Kid lace shoes, splendid value; for $125, 1.50, 1 751 $2.00, etc. Black Dongola kKid Gaiters at 1 00, 1.25, 1 50 and $1.75. etc Black Dongolx Kid Oxtford Ties at 1.25, 1.50 and $1.75. Men‘s Buft Oxlords «‘zes 6 7, and 8 only, were $1.35 and $1.50, clcwing out at gge and $1.00. 42, 44 and 46 King St. BE RILICN â€" * GON‘T. They are as prominent a feature in our business as our buying faciliâ€" ties and experience can possibly make them, and the rush of a large season‘s business has failed to show any hardware needs of our custo mers that are not amply provided for. Whether you live in town, village or coun try we can imerest you in anything you want in the hardware line. Just now we are displaying large and complete stocks of Seythes, Snaths, Plymouth Binder Twine, Haying Tools, Lawn Hose and Sprinklers and an immense assortment of Cutlery just opened out. The Maker to the Comsumer better bargain« any wl Ceme an : see th m. BERLIN, ONT. SRA NXXF KA3XEEXEE 2RA RNEAERARFEERAEARNEXEE, All purchased direet from factorics in wholesale quantities. xC <C aC oo on n n uy n n xg n nr e m _ Cheap Store HARDW A RE. Summer Shoes for Men. A. Woeseloh & Co., Soie Agent for Slater $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes, A. 0. BOEHMER C0, Limited Waterloo County‘s Greatest Store. Shoo Departmont 1e SUMMER NEEDS *%*@**%*%%%%%%% Lere at â€"Prices Still Going Down J. FENNBLL & SON, any We expect to empty a great many IN W. H. Leeson, for _ _ > ~> â€" 19c. Just received 6 new lines of men‘s conl unâ€" derwear, well woith 75¢, our special price â€" â€" â€" 40c. Still a few sizes in boys‘ wash suits left at Oor men‘asu ts at $7.40 are good aliers. Our n ca‘s tweed suits at ‘3.& look well ard wear we‘l Men‘s s Tk feont shirta, rrg. 1 50 for 89¢. Men‘s stripe and check busom shirts, reg. »pe i«l at â€" â€" 45¢c. Men‘s outing sh rts, special at 490¢c. Men‘s light Balbriggan underwear, reg. 25¢ 125 for _ > : s £8câ€" Men‘s colored shirts wi h collar attached, half price 1 00, for of our shelves. profite b‘y WEEK WATERLOO, QNTARIO, THURSDAY MORNINRG, AUGUST 3, 1899 Two hotels, in Stratford, the Windâ€" sor and Albion have not been repaired as the license commissioners ordered and will lose their licenses on Aug. 1st. The commissioners say they mean business while, the proprictor of the hotel exâ€"Mayor Gordon says they ar merely giving him a big bluff. Wilmot Holton, a daughter of Mr. W. A. Holton, Hamilton, while playiug among some packing boxes fell from one to another and broke her arm,and, again falling from the second, shattered the injured member. Half an hour afterward her brother, Mark Holton, fell off his bicycle, and he also broke his arm. Messrs. H. Gillespie, E. Menary, J. N. Fish, John Dowling, E. Robinson, W. E. Irvine, lacrosse players of Orangeville, accompanied by Dr. T. H. Henry, were in St. Catharines on Monday to give cvidence against sevâ€" eral lacrosse players of the St. Kitts team, who are charged with assaulting Orangeville men during and after a reâ€" cent match in the C. L. A. series. Mr. and Are. Jas. Booty of Galt, celebrated their golden wedding on COUNTY .. amo .. Lee Shun, a Chinaman bad the body of one of his countrymen taken up at Stratford, and sent to China. The name of Dr. Jackson, a former pastor of Knox church, Galt, appears un the list of applicants for a call to Stauley St., church Ayr. Lieut Oliver, of Galt, has received the money for the payment of the voluntcers who weut to quell the London riots, and will pay the men this evening. The city whacked up as it had a right to do. Dr. W. N. Robertson, formerly of Strat ord now in Dawson bas written aletter w the Beacon, saying he has made his pile and will soon return, and that there are millions more in the Yukon than he anticipated. Galt is to have three market days a week, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturâ€" day. It seems the atreets there are overrun with produce peddiers from Hamilton during the summer and this step is taken to give the home proâ€" ducers a chance to supply all needs. The death occurred on Monday last, at the family rsesidence in Chicago, of Emma Wilson, wife of Colonel Hespeler, who was for many years a resident of Galt. The deceased was an estimable lady with many fine qualities of heart and mind. She leaves, besides her husbaudxtwo daughters, both of whom are at hothe. G. T. R. station and municipal auâ€" thorities have been notified that the G. T. R. depot at Hagerville has been burglarized and seventy cents and a Smith & Wesson 38 calibre revolver, initials G. W. B. on side or handle, taken. A tramp, 27 years of age, weight 140 pounds, 5 feet 7 inches in height, clean shaven, with one eye bulged, and wearing a dark brown suit, is suspected. PERrsoXALS.â€"Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Fish left Monday for Toronto and Elmsdale. . .. Mrs. D. McEachern, Miss Little and their guest Mis Brooks joined a company of young people from Listowel on Monday of last week at Dave Wray‘s and picnicked together in the orchard. â€"A very enjoyable afterâ€" noon was spent. ... The picnic to Elora rocks which has come to be an annual affair took place on Friday last. ‘The happy company chaperoned by Mrs. (Rev.) Monsinger left town about 6 in the a. m. and were joined by some friends at Hawkesville and together headed for that renowned City of Rocks. â€" Upon arrival their dinner was prepared by the ladies from the well filled _ baskets and _ partaken of with greant relish by the different aspirants. . About 1 o‘clock the party disbanded, and in two‘s and three‘s made _ exploration | trips in various directions along the base of the rock. Towands evening the stragglers began to gather in and after Mr. Webster, Elora‘s ccelebrated artist, had photo graphed the crowd, tea was served and after conclusion of this one of thé day‘s pleasing â€" features, the traps were gathored up and another happy day bmght to a close.... Mr. Griffin, of Smithville, was i guest at the Methodâ€" ist pargonage last week.... Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bundy, of Walkerton,spent a few days at John Bundy‘s this week. ... . Ottis Bundy was off last week for a week‘s holidays. He visited Bartie, A correspondent of the Toronto Globe has been circulating among the farms and gardens of Wentworth county, and has found that on the whole the crops will be fairly satisfactory. Lack of rain has done some damage, and in a few varicties of fruit and vegetables there may be a shortage, but the outâ€" look generally is good, though not nearly up to the high standard usually reached. The last three days of July witnessed many drowning accidents. As Winderâ€" mere, the thirteen year old son of Robert Cosbie of Toronto was drowned .... At Jt. John, N. B., Jas. Sinclair, an old fisherman and a good swimmer was upset with some companions from a boat and Sinclair was drowned.... A young man named Leslie Wagg of Downington, Mich., was drowned at Point Edward while in bathing....P. Caffrey, aged 72of St. Catharines went bathing in the mill race and was drowned. * Owen Sound and other places and reâ€" ports having a good time... . Mrs. La LINWOOD. «â€"»â€" AND . . Brir»s.â€"We are informed that sn« John Withelm from Wiarton is moving | . PICN!ICâ€"About forty of the people DSTR]OT. into town again and takes possession of m.nnndthvfls?, drove out to _â€"__ _ "___"__" _‘|the old homestead....Geo. B. Miller, | Paradise lake on Saturday afterngon â€"<â€"â€"â€"â€"*â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" | jeweller, has sold his fixtures and silâ€"| D4 had a delightful picnie. Boat ridâ€" Jas. Booty of Galt, | verwareto Mr.Bastendorff of Milverton, | !D& Wwas the chief amusement of the golden wedding on |a practical watchmaker and who comes | d2Yâ€" Refreshments were served at the hlfllymndod. Mr. Bastendorff| tent and lunch was prepared by the naman bad the body| Who takes possession next week is a|!adies Albert Smith kept everything rymen taken up at live business man in every respect. |iYely with his violin music. Every t to China. Mr. Miller will it is said leave for Man. | OD€ seemed to &1 ~y themselves splenâ€" itoba on the 12th of August. He has|Jidly and went home well pleased . Jackson, a former|a fine assortment of Indian relies and | With the outing. We hope it will not urch, Galt, appears | numerous other articles which he will| b¢ long before we have just such anâ€" cants for a call tW)dispose of very cheap....Our senior|Other enjoyable afternoon. CoxING Axp GorxG.â€"A carryall of young folks passed through here last Sunday for the Elora rocksâ€"The follow â€" ing were off to see their friends last Sabbath; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Devitt at Breslau to visit their parents; Mr. and Mrs. Conrad . Brown made a visit amongst _ friends near â€" Bridgeport; Miss Bender and a few friends, ot Berlin, at Mr. and Mrs. Dengis of this place.â€"Miss L. Hahn from ;Elmira spent a few days with friends in this vicinity the past week.â€"Mr.Isaac Letâ€" sm accompanied Mr. C. D. Bowman t» _ Algoma _ returnel last week with glowing reports from the Northâ€" ern clime as well as sad memories. NoTtks.â€"J. F. Martinson made a business trip to Stratford last weck and reports that business is booming in the West.â€"The berry season is about over and many were the feet that trod through the many berry patches that sprung upon the «lesolate plains left by the storm some years ago }tlml played havoc in our foresis. Farar Nores.â€"Harvesting is rapidâ€" ly progressing. The fall wheat is all housed and the spring crops are rapâ€" idly faliing under the self binder. A summary of the crops at present would run about as follows: Fall wheat, mediam and under average; hay, fair; barley and oats, good; a good deal of fall wheat ground was sown in mixed grain and gave good returns; roots and potatoes look fair. OBrttarRy.â€"Death‘s cold hand visitâ€" ed the homeof Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bowman on Monday, July 24th, takâ€" ing from their midst one of their twin darlings, Hugh Noah, at the early age of 1 year. ‘The interment took place in the presence of a large number of friends from far and near on Wednesâ€" day the 26th at the U. B. cemetery. A very appropriate sermon was preached by the Rev. J. Houseman. _ A sad featâ€" ure of the occasion was the unavoidable absence of the father who is at present engaged in surveying a township in the Algoma district. The family have the sympathy of their many friends in their bereavement. with Tavistock at the latter place on Friday last but suffered defeat by a score of 5 goals to 1....A number of our citizens visited Paradise Lake on Bunday....Geo. Jaffray, the noted thresher, has his machine in perfect order for the season. He has made Wellesley his headquarters and will start out on Wednesday. GoLDEN WEDDING.â€"Mr. and Mrs. John Miller celebrated their golden wedding last Thursday in which a large number of invited guests particiâ€" pated. ‘The orchestra furnished the music for the occasion and a very pleasant time was spent. dispose of very cheap....Our senior football team played &_orflum match FRERPORT. PERSONAL.â€"Miss M. Krempien was visiting in Berlin last week.â€"Mr. H W Coulter of Toronto was renewing old acquaintances here last week. PERSONXALâ€"Mr. W K Reid of Durâ€" ham mado a pleasant call on his old friend Mr. A Boomer a few days ago. Away back in the fifties when Mr. Reid was in his teens and a laboring boy in the neighborhood he attended the Sabbath school then conducted by Mr. Boomer and although absent from the locality for over 40 years he had long cherished the desitre torenew the acquaintance of his old superintendent and now came considerably out of his way for this purpose. It is necedless to say that the meeting was a cordial one. Brikrs.â€"Wood and oatsheaves were | holidays in the vicinity of Berlin.. ... missed by their respective owners last| Miss Lizzie Jacobs has returned from week. It had better not happen again. | Elkhart where she had been visiting Some one may be watching next time. | or the last two months. â€"Eima,the 4 year old daughter of Mr. ‘ o bormrermnrrarcros ons and Mrs. E Cornell, while out playing HAWKESVILLE. one day last week, in some way or â€"â€"â€"â€" other shoved a small stone up her nosâ€"| _ Prrsoxat.â€" Alvin Shelley spent tril. Dr. pundy of Preston removed | Sunday in St. Jacobs. ... Mrs. Muir, of the obstruction and Elma is again all| Toronto, is visiting at Rev. 8.Cunningâ€" right.â€"Mrs. Ennis has returned to|ham‘s....E. L. Dicfenbaker visited her home after a few days‘ visit with | friends in Waterloo on, Sunday.... relatives in Galt and Ayr. Her grandâ€"| Miss Brown, of Linwood, was the guest «daughter of Ayr accompanied her in | of her sister Mrs. Cruikshank.... Mr. her return and is now spending hber| and Mrs. Henry Frey and Poeter Hufâ€" vacation here.â€"Mrs. 1 G Bowman and |ner were in Berlin on Sunday to atâ€" her son Noah of Hespeler are spending | tend the funcral of Mrs. Tom Hickey. a few days with friends in Port Elgin.| .... Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Bechtel left â€"Mrs. Greutzner of Berlin and Mrs. | on Saturday for Dungannin to visit the Meisel of Centreville were the guests|lattor‘s parents.... Mr. Adams, of of Mrs. 8. 8. Detwiler last week.â€"| Chicago, was a visitor at Geo. Fraser‘s Franklin Hammil of Berlin is holidayâ€" | last week....Our village is improving ing at Mr. J Gehman‘s.â€" Congratulaâ€" | this sammer. _ John Walter is building tions to Mr. and Mrs. E Cornell. It‘s| a house on a Main Street. . Our {m a boy.â€"Mr. and Mrs. 8 8 Detwiler|eral merchant, F. 8. Spies, is making were in Blulrhnl"rid;y-mn- some great changes in his store. When tending the funeral the former‘s | finished it will make umlmme- soasin, Mr, Ed. Detwiler of Brantford. | ment.. The fine residence and of â€"It‘lrmwfiflfi B. J.mflmsmhh‘im River with a k stories will | pushed ahead and when finished will A Bic YiELD or HoxEy.â€"AMr. H G Sibbold of Cooksville made a business visit to our town on Monday. â€" Mr.8ibâ€" bold is an apiarist, keeping about 200 colonics of bees, but owing to the drought prevailing in that locality, finds himself without a stock of honey and came here with a view to purâ€" chase from Mr. A Boomer who has been fortunate this year in securing a very large crop. He estimates his yield at 10,000 Ibs and made a sale to Mr. Sibbold of several tons at a fair price. WEST MONTRUSE LINW . OD. Brixrs.â€"John A. Rumig has found employment in the New Hamburg brickyard....Peter B. Greyerbichl is repairing his shed which will greatly improve its appearance ....There is some talk of a picnic here on Labor Day, Sep. 7Tth....John H. Meyer is preparing his steamer for the threshing season....Quite a number. intend spending Monday at the Twinâ€"Cit celebration....A little girl has come on a visit at Jacob K. Brenners.... Phil. Schickler is sporting a Berlin racer.:..Our junior football team again challenges the Hawksville team and would like to hear from them.... We hear that some of our bicyclists will be after the county championship next Monday. That‘s right, boys.... Chas. Bulmer and family of Mildmay are visiting with friends and relatives Wm. Herzog spent Sunday at Hesson ... . Frank Starr, Mich., is spending a week‘s holidays under~the parental roof....Frank _ Schummer and . Phil Schickler attended the band concert at Berlin on Thursday....Quite a number attended the musical treat at Paradise Lake on Tuesday....Peter Kroetsch and Peter Boegel spent the 13th in Berlin. PERSONAL.â€"A cariole of young folks spent a pleasant noon at the lake last week....Miss Carrie Kroetsch spent her holidays in the Twinâ€"City last week....Miss Katie Lenbardt, Buffalo, is spending two months holiâ€" days with friends. ...Geo. Gies is visitâ€" ing a few weeks in this vicinity.... George Rosenblatt and twolady friends have returned to Milwaukee after spend â€" ing a few week with friends and reâ€" latives....Joc Weber, Waterloo, spent Sunday under the parental roof.... Miss Annie (Girewey is visiting in town John Hergott of St. Agatha spent Sunâ€" day in town. â€" PERsoNXALSâ€"Algerta â€" Shantz _ of Betlin was the guest of Alberta Snider last week... . Mrs J. Lake of Galt, reâ€" turned to her home on Monday after spending a few days with Mrs Win. Rutherford. . ... Mr and Mrs Coleman of Seaforth visited at Mr. J. H.{Campâ€" bell‘s last week....Mr,and Mrs. Goodâ€" band of Milverton called on friends in the village on Monday . .. . Mr. andMrs. T. Ovens of Waterloo were the guests of Mr Wm. Hastings on Sunday. Everybody at the picnic toâ€"day.... Mrs.Daniel Hamilton is visiting at Mr. A. Steiss‘.... Mr. G Lackenbauer, Waterloo, is spending a few days with friends here....C W Shierholtz, Elâ€" wira, and family spent Sunday in town . . . . Mrs. John Wahl, Toledo, O., is visiting friends hore . . . . Miss Fleischâ€" haner, Stratford, is visiting at Mr. Engelter‘y.... J W Schweitzer and Ira Weber spent Sunday in Listowel. ... . Miss Clara Steiss and Miss Luella Huehn took in the excursion to the Falls and are spending a few dayswith friends in Guelph on their way home. PERSONAL.â€" Mrs. Henry Betzner, of Van Buren, Ind., is a guest at Mrs. Joseph Snyder‘s home.... Mrs. Milo Clemens and family, of Rochester,spent last week at the home of H. E. Weber. ....Mrs. Henry Cressman has been quite ill for the last few days.... Messrs. Jacob Snyder and Adam Cressman and friends spent Sunday in Wilmot. ... Mr. and Mrs. W.K.Jacobs, Mr. Boshart, Mrs. Shantz and Miss Huber, of Elkhart, are spending | their holidays in the vicinity of Berlin..... Miss Lizzie Jacobs has returned from Elkhart where she had been visiting or the last two months. ... . Mrs. J Ludwig is visiting at Erbsâ€" ville. . .. Mrs. Foerster and Mrs.Henry ZLiegler, Waterloo, spent a fow days with â€" friends here....Mrs. William Schaefer, who wasill, is improving. ... Repairs have been going on at the Dominion House. . . . Mr. John Vollmar has begun the erection of his new shop. Mixixc.â€"The drillers on the Weber farm are seventy feet nearer coal than they were in the first place. _ They struck a stratum of the finest of blue elay of about twentyâ€"five feet inâ€"thiekâ€" ness. .... Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Bechtel left on Saturday for Dungannin to visit the lattor‘s parents.... Mr. Adams, of Chicago, was a visitor at Geo. Fraser‘s last week....Our village is improving this sammer. _John Waliter is building a house on a Main Street. On';.{au eral merchant, F. 8. Spies, is making ST. HEIDELBERG NATCHEZ. sight has failed, Jeweller and Optician, And the eyes get weaker and need aid. Classes that will suit your eyes at fifty wifienot suit them at sixtyâ€"five, and they require the services of a skilled optician to test and properly adjust them to the vision. Perfect fitting glasses are a second sight to those whose The ‘‘Standard" Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stoves ‘ _ For COAL OIL or GASOLINE. Cheap Cash Store, Nos. 23â€"25, S. King St., Berlin, Ont. Store closes every evening at 6.15 Tuesday. and Saturday excepted. Phone 179. 42 inch a‘l whip cords in gree shades, 50>, sale price 250. 42 inch fine Engl‘sh sn-f:m. special this week 25 : 40 i ‘ch fancy ;Lnl: rul purch»se, cewest designs in green and brown, green and fawn, bluet, etc., all good shades, a good assortment, special price 35¢. â€" Black Dress Goods, 140 h“blu}k brocaded fustres, a good assort ment of pat‘erns to choose from, cheap at 35¢ s 1Â¥ price 250, 42 inch blavk brocaded lustres, nice bright nish, all good patterns, 30c per yd, better, lines 35 and 40. per yd. . o hauk 95e :g ~e Ph‘l‘. «+ .B‘flli-ll.l:.: hright :::' AabL erl Ameccla en Cc oOs obin a2 m__ ®* _ *_,Brlliâ€"ntines, bright silky finish, 35¢, 40c and 45¢ pe limes 50c, 65¢ and 75¢ per yd. Come early and secure firâ€"t choice. You will find every line now in st advertise at the price »dver isedâ€" Old Age Creeps on Apace CONRAD BROS. HARDWARE MERCHANTS â€" = 36 inch f.ncy dress gao4:, small checks. greea and browa, blue and. white, green and fawn effects, regular selling price 25¢, sale price 15¢. 40 inch German fancy dress goods, new and stylish effe.ts, all new this season, regular selling price 50¢, sale price 25¢ per yd. 40 i. ch ;;:y Broche effects, shades nav, blue, green and brown, good value at 8i5¢, ale price f C i § s 3 s 42 inch a‘l whip cords in gree shades, 50°, sale price 25¢. of the bargains we offer. Gas Stovesand Wickless Oil Stoves Just received another sonsignment of the best articles of the kind manufactured. _ Every one guaranteed to give perfect satis faction in baking and cooking. Economical in fuel and at low prices Come and see them. Hardware, Glass, Paints, Galvanized Iron Work, Plumbing, Hot Water and Hot Air Heating. We are now offering the balance of our Spring Importations of Fancy Dress Goods at Sacrifice prices in order to move them out and make room for our large autumn purchases. This is in accordance with our usual custom. But it is your gain. If you want a new, bright, stylish dress at wholesale price come to Smyth Bros. Cheap Cash Store. We shall save you money. \Ve ask you to read carefully through our price list 'and description. .A look at our show window will give you some idea at tha harsetsen u.o ge _ H. HYMMEN, Screen Doors complete with hinges and knob reduced to 75¢. Window Screens any size 20c. DRESS GOODS SALE. tin: Aet us supply your wants in Tinware, Blueware and Granite .eave us your order. We deliver to any part of the town. Near the Post Office M. WEICHEL & SON â€"Zs«.@GLMEATELECLEL, TINW ARE and we can suit your eyes with scientific exactness. IT burns common oil. IS simple as the ordinary lamp. A child can operate it. * BEAUTY in design and finish. YOU can have a cool kitchen in summer. CANNOT /ail to please. AFFORD it ? Yes, it will save its cost in a season. ‘TO roast or toast, bake, broil or stew. DOcs its work well and quickly _i!'l'_l'HQUT brains, only a little coal cil and a match. IT does the rest. To examine it is to buy it. Fancy Dress Goods. Telephone 215. ‘WHOLE NUMBER 2334 The Leading ... Hardware Merchant. d 45c per yd. Better now in stock which we Berlin, Ont. > Berlin, Ont WATERLOO