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_ When you buy a lantern No clogging :r. dP:z::vuh‘, u..fi,'& the free social â€" No pieces or elbows, & miles distant...... Mr. C. Gootz Tubes made of one piece. is doing quite a rushing business in the Wright & Co. were the first people to make the genuine Cold Blast w“ma the farm formerly 'Luutnmd\hzmthohu to make a poor article. Full stock|oecupled by Philip Brohman, on the of chimneys,fwickland lantern 4 8rd concession, 8. 8. No. 28, and will move to said ‘r- during this week. m use . & ...... The cohtract of gravelling a C e Ro.‘38, was lot on. Saturday afternom % was lot on T RBRLDMNDTT 1 onl ‘Counciliors Howlett and Schaefer Get a good one;, something that is strong, well made, and able to stand a good strong draft of wind. The days of cheap, trashy, blowâ€" outâ€"easy lanterns are past. The genuine and most satisfactory article to buy is Sfright‘s ~ € old Blast L ntern. Clothiers, Haters, Shoes and Furnishers. Store next to postoffice, Berlin Christmas Neck Ties. 3 Men‘s Overcoats at $9.") Anything in men‘s ready to wear overcoats, suits, odd pants, overalls, mits and gloves, We are selling everyâ€" thing at low prices that will make your heart glad. Special for Baturday,will be our _ If you have never visited our store do so now and be convinced that we sell good, reliable clothing and shoes. Also Collars and Cuffs, Colored and Fancy Shists, seft and fine warm underwear. . And our special doubleâ€"breasted suits, cheap at $10 00 Saturday price, #7.50. _ â€" _ c NO. Newest Styles in No springs, No smoke or smell, that are really worth $12.00 <3 A. WESELOH & CO. .. .. .. Mir. and Mr8, Wedo"{mloon, of Alberton, were Saturday ?m of Mr. md’ Mrs. Durrant, "Fristone Villa."...... Miss Wilkinson, who hbas been spending a oou;le of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkinson, Hawksâ€" ville, has returned home. Bri®rs.â€" Weather predictora are rmns somewhat bambeozled these ays. _ When they predict a snow storm a sudden rise in the temperature is gimost sure to occur. Ko:g up your courage...... A nuwber of the young people are anticipating a treat on Friâ€" PERsONAL â€"Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lundy celebrated the third anniverâ€" sary of their marriage on Friday...... Rev, A. M. Hamilion paid pastoral calls in this nighborhood Wednesday. .... . . Mrs. Langdon is spending a few dndya with hber daughter, Mrs. Tom Adsett at Oustic......Mr. and Mrs. Moore rendered a duet with charming effect Sunday afternoop in the Methoâ€" dist church......Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Hardy intend spending Xmas with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hosking, Palmerâ€" ston...... Mrs, M. Durrant and John A. Durrant gald a visit to Mr, and Mrs. James Taylor, Mossboro‘, Friday, ...... Miss Bella Watson is visiting her cousins, Olive and Annie Taylor, at Mossboro‘...... Mr. Wm. Cuarry, of Mount Forest, spent a few days last week with his mother, Mrs. Curry .. .. Miss Janet Adamson l'on Thursday for Haehnel,formerly of this place but now of the Northwest spent last Sunday at Peter Hufuer‘s. . .. Mrs. Fred Donald is visiting friends in Berlin this week... Mrs. Edward Dill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Andrews,. formerly of this place but now or California,is spending a few woeks among relatives b‘re. Her mother is better known by Ber maiden name, Elizabeth Lackner. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews left this country about twentyâ€"nine years ago. â€" Mr.and Mrs. Dill will reside in Nelson, British Columbia. Brizrsâ€" The Crystal Springs Choese Factory held their annual meeting on Saturday last. Quite a large number of farmers were present and came to an agreement to buy the factory for $1,400, to be taken out in shares.... Fred Donald and F. G. Lackner are atiending the Fall Assizes at Berlin this week. R. J. Kerr......Mr. and Mrs. Rapâ€" dolpb, of Buffalo, are spending a few weeks with their daughter, Mis. Chas. Parsill......‘T. E. Williams, of Baden, spent Sunday at home...... Mr. and Mre: L. Henry have movéed to Biantâ€" ford...... Miss Se‘neider and Miss Braendle, of Heidelberg, were gues‘s at Mr. John Schuurr‘s, Sunday...... Miss Annie Goetz, of Berlin, is home on a visit...... Mre. S. Crookshanks, of Hawkesvrille, spent a few days reâ€" cently with her mother here, Mrs. T. Brown...... Mr. Lytle, at present of Kingston, has been engaged as princiâ€" pal of our sehool for the year 1900. Mr. Lytle is a Mornington boy and well and favorably known here, and the school section is to be congratuâ€" lated on the choice so made by the trustecs. REAL EsTATE CHANGES.â€"Mr. Joâ€" seph McCardle las sold his farm of 100 acres on the ninth line otf Wellesâ€" ley, to Mr. Francis Short, for the sum of $4300 cash...... Mr. Hy. Pommer, of the town line, Mornington, has suld his farm of 84 acres for the handffome uppearance of the place. sum of $4500......Mr. Dgvie Tor rance, of Milverton, has sofi his farm of 100 acres for $6,000......A few more years of Grit government and farm property will bé back where it was when the Mackenzie government left office. What do we want with Tory governments, anyway frum the effects of the operation, bu;| be shelved and ready for distribution is slowly recovering...... Mr. Joseph| by nest Saturday. ‘The Library will Perrin was tuken ver\ m!‘rld.wmt. hmu:mmm-m Dr. Lovett was called in on Saturday,|to by A. J. ndto-dnihnha litcle better. We| BEIEÂ¥Sâ€"Porkers are being slaughâ€" hope ie will soon be :rwndbm tered everywhere nowadays and turnâ€" ......Tup::‘mdthm‘h ed into sausages, the weather being made a bee went to work in the|exceedingly fine for this work....Our Roseville cemetery to level it off and fix it up, which added greatly to the PERSONAL. â€" Miss Edith Nichol, after a pleasant two weeks‘ sojourn with friends in and around town, reâ€" turned this week to her home in Waâ€" terioo...... Mra. Coleman, of Crossâ€" hill, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Manser.... .. Mr. A. Glaister, of Crossâ€" hill, spent suuday with Mr. and Afrs. Barrers.â€"Mr Jouas and Cyrus Hallâ€" man, of Howick, are under the parental ruof.. . â€". . Miss Weber, of Platteville, is the guest of Miss Emma Good.. .. .. Miss Acelia Porrin arrived home from London bospital very weak PErsoXxAL.â€"â€" Mr. and Mre. WATERLOO, ONTARIO, THUKSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, e e " HAWKESVILLE. LINWOOD. DistRrict. Clements‘ team. a rub. We noticed | John N. Miller, gravel and work, $8.00; P that the latter team has organized and | A. A. Simmon, nalfll* bridge at is prepared to play a team, so we think | B. Bowman‘s pond, $5.00; T. Quickfall, it would be a good plan to play a|fepairing Floradale bridge, $25.00; In additon to the Galt Maple Leaf cross cuts, we aiso stock the winter" .. "Grea sxcitemant is baing | #1.99 Ahve. "unicbat, tiee, $0.00 | \| tht Gatherinee w------ * 1 1 Â¥ t ; manifested 1y our citizens in the|J. I» W“"l":b rent_for cout A1d | LEADER, The BOSTON, Mauitoba myamu mh::d Polling | conneil room, $50.00° v':w. Wln::r‘: The VOLUNTEER, * pook n tee Te o',..."'"..,"‘_:fi..‘::.:; g_h%' “I&l:om' rolleitor, ‘$10. | The COLUMBIA, _ . _ The VULCAN BLADE, m:&.m in :.‘"‘. ‘The council then adjourned to meet| _ For saws and axes call on us We carry a large stock and guarantee .m.'.::mhw% w&;:' Jacobs on 'Ma'c“x.; price and assortment satisfactory. on & One . . . Decem next, tinuath yow w en 1 do use Jon L Wenas l‘ | > M. WEICHEL & Son, . .... The Bethel Sunday School intend holding their annual~ Christmas tree on Wednesday, 20th of Decemler. A good programme is expected. ... Miss Morrison, of Pine Hill, severs her conâ€" pection with 8. S. No. 7 at Christmas. Miss Livergood has been engaged to fill the vacant position. Miss Morrison takes charge of Hallman‘s school in the future....Miss E. Bean is spendâ€" ing a week at Tavistock.... Miss A. Garland attended the Christian Enâ€" degvor Convention at Norwich this week as a delegato from the Chesterâ€" field Endeavror....Mr. Fred Walker moved into his fine, new residence Jast Tuesday.... Miss Mary Bean was visiting friends in the vicinity of N ew Dundee last week....Mr.J. Hallman‘s spent Sunday in the vicinity. PERSONXAL,â€"Miss Mary Ann Bow. mun spent & few days with Berlin friends ...... Mr. Anson George, of Listowel, is spending a few days with his uncie, Mr. S. L. Weber...... Mrs. Louis Hollinger spent Saturday with Waterloo friends ...... Mr. C _ W. Gingrich has returned from a business trip through weatern Ontario..... .Mr‘ Leo Bergeor, of Berlin, spent a few days at his home here......Mr. and Mrs. John Schwalm spent Sunday in Berlin. ... ... Mr. Bylveater Good and T. Milâ€" ler spent Sunday in Wellesley. Cedar Spring Cheese factory have sold the balance of this year‘s product at 11 3â€"166 per pound. Since Nov. 6th, they are kept very busy making butâ€" ter which is also sold to January Ist, 1900, for 21 cects The factory _ has _ done _ exceedingly well ever since Mr. Vance has boen at the head and the patrons may conâ€" gratulate themselves on _ having secured so capable a man.. .. Mr. J G. Reiner isattending the AssizesatBerlin. Snoormxg Acciozext. While out shooting last Saturday Mr. William Fink, who is in the employ of Mr.Fred Burschatzki, had the misfortune of baving a couple of his fingers blown off by the gun exploding. The unâ€" fortunate young man was driven to Hamburg, where bis wounds wore dressed. He is now dâ€"ing as well as can be expected. \ Fary Soup. Mr. D. Tye sold his fine farm to Mr. A. Sararus sor the handsome sum of $7,300. â€" Mr.Sararus takes possession in the spring. _ Mr. Tye intends to make British Columbia his future home. Brizrs. Mr.Dave Meyers,who was sinking a well for Mr. Fred Walker, struck a fine flow at the depth of 260 feet .. . A singing school was organized by Mr. Peter Shupe, of Breslau, on Monday night at Bean‘s church. . A large number of young people attended. ST. JACOBS. . «omm ... Al W2ed PP board of at ‘The niunicipal Council uf the townâ€" sbip of Woolwich met at St. Jacobs an the 28th day of Xovember, A. D. 1899 pursuant to adjonrpment from last seeâ€" siom. ‘The members all present. The Reave in the chain (‘The â€" minutes of the previous session were read and adopted. REPORT OF MEDICAL HEALTH OPFICEER. WOOLWICK rgl:umrm War. OpeELL RontNsoX, M.â€"D., The : minutes of m'--filr.h.lypd,nhuo,nll-mm well trimâ€" 4R read 214 | med and perfect ftting. Our patzons know they can rely on ourâ€"statements. w.mmuhm-q-wn*mvn-.umu my.uhhn-l*mfln. ® offer on Friday and IziLTH OFFICE®. | Saturday a few special inducements in leading lines of Men‘s, Youths and Children‘s Suits. 'onjyubnnhnynd-hnnny. Then come to "‘m"':"""f'_:" our store and verify our statements. 1t will pay you. %hu i yb MEN‘S TWEED SUITS. U aG â€" mm llo:';A wool'!'m:lt:.“!wdhuadnlhhp,m made, good _ __ Ground 4. Gauges, thinner on back than on tooth. It is tempâ€" ered under a seâ€" cret chemica lpreâ€" cess which toughâ€" ens and refines the steel. Wishing to reduce my large stock at once 1 will give spbecial bargains for 30 days, I will sell and make to your order all my tweeds at ready made prices. For illustration: Regular $18 dollar suit for next 30 days $11.50 which is less than the cost of production. 150 suit lengths must be sold within the next 30 days. These bargain prices are of course cash only. Yours for business, & co.‘s compete tiee of tomivers, Including mony mave ter raade To bedaa Attee * FANCY ROCKERS, FANCY TABLES. | LADIES‘ DRESSING TABLES, GENTLEMEN‘S CHIFFONIERS, TABLES, etc 2y__._ 1300@ 2 "C°eC 229°0Up, Zarge storm col tweed linings ........$ 3 78 Men‘s Heavy Freize Ulsters, brown and blul:‘;ll wool.......$6.25 and 6 50 Men‘s Fine Allâ€"wool Beaver Orercoats, in blue and black »ingle and double breuud.....mm Men‘s He.vyi‘uiuPeaJaokeu....,............................... 4 25 Boys‘ and Youths‘ Nary Serge Heary Allâ€"wool Pea Jackets, $3.25, $3.50 4 00 SPECIAL. OVERCOATS. Men‘s Heary Freize Ulsters, large storm collars, tweed linings Mea‘s Uuyy Freize Uilsters, brown and black, 2ll wool...... . \len':l“ur LA)l-lvool Bearer Orercoats, in blue and black . asihiâ€" PSR Clearing Sale CROSSâ€"CUT SAWS V. M. Berlet. MAPLE LEAF 30 Days. ~~~FORâ€".â€" WHOLE NUMBER 2352 This process of tempering gives a finer and keener cutting edge, and will hold it twice as long as any other process. c#