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__,_' Warm . _,,'. (Nothingu ..‘ /,' WK. 0. Boehmor Go, _. can. AS-NO a Our Waterproofs Our Mantles THAT NEW HOUSE OF YOURS. KING STREET, -w-.cu.a-u-- We'll-cu. 'iNattt-eaM- Tltrt-ptiet , ”and“. Our Household Scale for 8ars will tell you. Every dwelling in the counts ohould have one. Rich! plated works. white annulled uh. Capacity " 'tts.-- no loot: weights Requires no (this mas-ad), kept dun. Every not): imputed by Guarani. moo lb. Puller-n. Other Sula l no " Union. to l 4 D Em We. hum unhadohptices. ht am that” while the auriildii-%igtieiat.We'iethehbbbtmrr_ Nothing is too good for it. It will pay you to examine our big shock of Parlor Suites, Bedroom Sets, including the newest designs in Brass Bedsteads, Mattresses, and all lines of upholstered goods. In what you need in such weather or ybu’ll have unnecessary doctor bills to pay instead. are 311 that we claim for than). Mmufnctured by the leading makers in Own]. and England. They are strictly new in style. We carry a large range to select from in Men's md Udiei. are up-to-date in style and our prices We guarantee the tit. A. O. Boehmer Go., M. Erb & Go. £M‘ UNITED. BERLIN. are right COUNTY Pomona Baarqtrtre.-At . "out n paddo- wlrh Mr. nun-w in the looting a! the [Ah-rel Emmi" a! " Noah Waterloo held or Ball. tho B. 8. otB-.-The maul netting tendering o! n Mom In Mr. ELI. B. o! the Bloomingdale Unlon Bubbuh an. by tho Norm erloo Lib-loll School woo held in ohe U. B. ehmh. woe u - " Mo, and In whoa the lolloulng when wereelooted: very thvornttlr looked upon by 'Ito" Supt. Mr. H. W. Shepherd; Vine Pres, [re-em. Mr. Solder lo rooognixed In Mr. Geo. Carr; Bee. Mr. Gordon one of the “liven Lib-us olthe Bld- Elma; Tron, Chas Bedlam; In; who hon Imam bud and long lot Granules, like B. Shannon; Charmer, the grand old perry. The Riding wu J B. Bingomnn. . ropreeontod by him Ate twelve ”on in ------r_ the [pool Hon. a Toronto and it In meooo, - in later hand: than who hi.- im- - '/,'exfitut,'fft,tte,',arrg1'"l1 Per-l.--'" R J Kerr spout Sun- P day at home......Wo are nil planned the right “the Spotter. [lo we. de- th inl , f M a GI be iGiil'iriiu7iiri7a,uTWGaerl 'btrett Moo r po ° which rundorod the triumph of his who went. to Winnipeg lu: spring 3nd opponent n rather hollow victory. Mr. g'trgNrilt',/flt'lt,'T,ii Je: ia Snider in one of the old guard not! he r, g', on f th y an . l" a bu a record ot which be any well feel . w " "mort 0 9 wanton: 'uo . . . . proud. The wondering of n eompli ..lr Thoma and daughter Joule of In enury banquet to him would be . Bloomingdale ore " present Vilnius " grateful.“ and it it " be hoped it ttMt tkttneofRobt R-....' yy- will be carried through to e “statutory :0!" ia trfr1u lt Turn Wit-h]. conclusion. The banquet would prob- tony 'ro .. tttV di u "l 0“ I"','., . ably who place here, the home of Mr. h. " 3":th awn"? 2:; " 'rrft, Snider. and like Premier lines say-Jim 'llutl,rorl,tu"/ of no": '17.")! , most thorough Liberal stronghold in Grimm of ii%, non IQ Mr? J B North Wlwrlm- A 'ir,i2iri,',,,'ii of London were ttnilnd home . wafeuoo, ammo, THURSDAY uomuuc, NOV/Elma " a" Hone: byLD.-Atttrr living here tor) the In! forty years Mn. L. Wanner bu decided to more to a different place. Mr. David Miller bought the house and will take pounion early in January. We are very sorry indeed to low lire. Wanner, her daughter, Mar- garet,and her sort,Edwin,trut wherever they decide to settle we wish them many more years of continued health. As it is they will remain here for some weeks yet. They were well liked here, were kind citizens and kind neighbors, and they will carry with them the best. wishes in their [more life from their nanny friend: here. CoMrso.--Wtubt promises to be pro- bably the best concert that ever was given here will be held in the new school house on Thursday evening. Dec.6th. The concert Will be held un- der the auspices of “Court Success No. 691 C. O. F." which hm secured the Famous Canadian Jubilee Singers and Imperial Orchestra who have very ex- tensively travelled through England, Canada and the United States. To give the general public an idea as to how they are spoken " elsewhere, we clip the following from the Toronto Globe: “The Yonge street Methodist church was filled to overflowing to hear the famous Jubilee Singers. A very bright and attractive programme was presented. The audience was greatly delighted with many of the plantation songs, some of which have never been heard in Toronto before." Rev. A. M. Phillipe, pastor of the church, says: "I have had the Cana- dian Jubilee Singers in my church and can heartily commend them both as to their character and quality of their singlng; the selections are all good and _ well rendered. I found Mr. Carter a, gentleman in every respect." Other' prominent gentlemen speak very favor- ably of them. Bear in mind that the proceeds derived from the concert will be sent tothe Sick Children’s Hospital, Toronto, and we trust that the public at large will heartily support such an institution. As regards the members ot Court Success, they are all men of our town and we congratulate them most heartin on their eiforts in having such an end in view. Come one, come all and hear the Jubilee " gore. You will perhaps never have the opportun ity of hearing them again. Popular prices. The bills and posters will be out in a few days. Do not forget the date, Thursdav, Dee. 6th. GUN CLUB ForueBD.-sesreral of our “about.” hue organized a gun club. The that practice will be hold on Wed- nesday aftmnoott. Clay birds will he used. As there are several good shots ln town, the club will probably be a. lumen. Kins Pas-nun --The teachers and scholars or the Lutheran Sunday school are preparing themselves for tb Christine: entertainment. The date has been fixed at Dee. Mth. Pmrun. - Mrs. Dr. W. o. D. Robinson is we regret to chronicle very low md that slight hopes ue enter- tained for her recovery. Severe] phy- dcinns from Berlin were oonaiderlng an operation but they.” was consumed upon: Bible iNmiotr--0tt Tuesday the 20th but. an - and mu ot the BMW branch of Upper CID-Gil Bible My VII held In the U. B. church (nib. Tho mm Mr, nun, Amttd 'Jd'e",'iltn'l Wanna dau- of rapt"! hung "thud In fuller tree, 9mm the up b... mum " In”. ad- - The Mining other: In. cl. Pt---" tMATttater. Worm-Go. Can. -t-agtt- Bow-u. Win. A. we“... 7 BY. JACOB BLOOIINGDALE DISTRICT. 'l'le1'Fliti.rihtirih't'iet tcegret31 hum-n- -titrd-gt humud as was a'itu1tit'.rtTdt1tf2t,'rtt't :zuvu. giant’s-Idol m n”; -- - . . . V in? Bowl-n.9, Junk, MI scam! I _pyal'ittn “a Mr. Mom” in the Per-l.--'" R J Kerr spent Sun- day at home......We are nil planned to see the genial hoe of Mr apo Globe who went. to Winnipeg in: spring end returned Fridsy of last week. Geo in looking hull and hearty and gives s ttl wring report of the western (my. . . . ..Mr Thomas and daughter Jessie of Bloomingdale ere " present visiting " the home of Baht Rowe. . . .. .Mrs Mon- sinxer is oortttmsd to the house with s heavy eold._ .... Miss Fish of Emsdele ‘is " pre- em spending s few days with her brother Mr R Y l-‘ieh......The Misses Boomer, of Berlin, Mrs M J Grimm, of Milverton and Mrs J B Mussclmsn of London were called home on Monday to the bedside of their lather, Mr A Boomer, as use also Mr J E Boomer of London...“ .Mr Baker of Dorking was brought home sick to his son, Mr Frank Baker, last week. Mr Baker in an elderly man and is quite feeble and helpless. Brh6.-Thtsrtt will be e Cantata‘ given in the Methodist church in c i nection with the Sunday School some time neer Xmu of which further notice will be given......A Christmas tree entertainment will be given in the Preeb'yterien church for the Sunday School scholars, Xmas week. The exact date in not as yet fully decided . . ....Laet Tueeday evening the young people of the League enjoyed a liter- ary treat which was “an evening with the poets” led by Mr A D Lytle who gave an addreee which was both inter- esting and profitable. Change of Teaehem.---After New Years 3 great many teachers will have changed in this and surrounding com- munity. Mun Shier’s place " assis- tant here will be taken by Miss Lily Harding of St Marys. Miss Emily At- kinson. of St Marys, succeeds Miss Fleming at Red Hill; Miss Libbie Coote .ot Glenallen takes Miss Lackner’a place " Beechrale; Min McKee of Liam's] succeeds Mr Ritter on the 9th. Illness of Mr A Boomer.--' friends of Mr A Boomer will regret to learn that he has been seriously ill for some ten daye past with appendicitis and other troubles. On Monday morning his physician Dr MeEachnrn on scare- ful diagnosis of his case called in Dr Rutherford of Listowel and a consul- tation was held in the afternoon. It was decided that an operation was necessary to remove an additional trouble, but as it is not now likely to cause death. it was thought better to defer it perhaps iude6niterly. Chsnces are that Mr Boomer will recover, and such is the sincere wish of his friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen, of Elora, and Mrs. W. Rutherford, of Millbank, were in attendance at Mr. A. Boomer’a bedside Tuesdar--Mr. J. W. Bandy, of Walkerton, was in town to, day. He brought his brother-in-law, Dr.Thompoon,of Llswwel, in consulta- tion over hits father’u critical condition. uttttlrtt..--A lecture will be given in the Town Hall on Thursday evening Dec. 6th by Rev. Wilson of London. His subject will he on the "War in South Africa." He will also have vieweiu connection with hie address. Admission 15 cents. Don't mine this PeraortB1.---Mr. and Mrs. J. Schmidt of Wellesley visited their daughter Mrs. A Tilley on Monday....Mrs. J. Webster spent but week with her daughter Mrs. T. E. Williams, Baden. ....Mre. Wm. Banting: is visiting friend- in 8tratiord..u-Mim Alma Koehier of Berlin epont Snndny " her home hole. - .Mlee V. M. Horizon of the Berlin High School spent a few den under the parental root. like C. Hergott he returned home after a seven math! whit In North Dakota. mtrtss-Petesr.--Adarn Hum, e young fermer of our locality wee united In merrlege " Neon-At Inn Tueedny to Ml. Peter. He returned with his bride on Tneedey. They will reside on " term ebout e mile month of the town. We wish tho newly mended couple much joy end hepplne- during their Inn-fled lite. -- Brutb.--Jrsob tr. layer, m colloc- tor from St Clemonu, made " um Ttatt In: month Ind will mnkohll an! Mufal ma non “crud-y I'm every mmyor my be on the lookout for nil......lvorybody In this View” in anding . no" on And muting prop-b mom for butatterr1tttr. A "It number tteb-uit-d sud mmodmr to W on“ dam-1m...... There III A I'm mm on Su- duy......'l'ln unborn-um lining ll good for lmwdm hr- not! who will now hum wrot- :nltyo! mm: tnrnlp...... In» "and and In mm m but. "tttttes b no Twin- Fir1trttttt9gttte F9932- GUFiaiiiiiiauaii “"' --"_-" iii (In. - atqre.o..,.erMht. m CROSSHILL. WELL ESLEY. a: in U Pglt%tu'ttfg. We. a tgt-e-Amt-ttttit. dllt: " In... We mun-m tMttur.Wet-tttasttt_t- g “panning“ ink-nub) pawn Allen a Putnam-2.801“ d'tutu' bu. paced Mammal) otut. te.,',.'""'""" Moo-m Noun 1 In. . P-I.--"- Obie and I. Bomb viewed Weierloo tart veek on bBMnq-.--" Charmin: “duty, on Trevene City, luck, . here on an extended VII“ end in the oMot ot her when Mr. John mem._ur. end lire. Clad-lien Albrecht encoded the funnel-ll orb]. mother who died out Shae-peg" end we. tanned Iaat Sande]. Mttrlmouini. - A pretty weddth took place in the R. C. Church on Tuesday st 9 s. m. The contrmting patios '0“ Mr. Louie Eebaugh and Mia- Paulina Freibnrger. Rev. Brub- mann Mieiatod. The groom-men were John Elbsugh and Frank Kroetah The happy bride was assisted by the Mia-ea Louisa Boppm and Victoria Eebmb. After the service a mop tion In held at the home ot the bride's paronu. They viii an up their abode on n farm on the 9th line. We with the happy couple many yearn or happineu and prosperity. - A St Clemente Dar-The {out of St. Clement: was celebrated here on Friday. Services were held in the church at 9 and 10 o’clock. Rev. Father Schweitzer held high mast assisted by Rev. Aeymone of St. Agatha and Rev. Foereter of New Germany. Our choir sang the “column" mane. Quite A number of people from other place: were present and spent the day 1 in town. Brreh.-.-Seale meeting was held by the shareholders of the mark“ node on Friday night....'l‘he C. o. F. had nomination on Saturday evening. elec- tion on the 8th. . . .Our young men are again organizing a hockey team. They Hill have a swift team through the season. .. .. .Mueiclane keep sway from St. Clemente, trouble on....Mr. Alex Busch had the misfortune to lone his valuable horse on Sunday. Brit6.-Wtsleomt, "to the lady of the snows.” Some are anxiously waiting for more of “the beautiful" in order that they may have a jolly good sleigh load to attend a certain eulertainment which " be held a few miles east of here, the report of which is expected at an early date......Some are lookirg forward with happy hearts to Friday night, "St. Andrew’s eomsert,"Guelph. Others are anticipating a merry time " Miss Pafrard'ts concert to he held the same evening. 30th inst. Don't miss the treatas it is the first one of the season and from all accounts promises to be first class. Admission. 100.. .- What do you think? Another young gentleman of this vicinity is seriously contemplating leaving his many friends here to take up his residential quarters imAlberta, N.W.T. Should he actu- ally make his exit, and that inaccurse of a few weeks, we would advise this young man to take with him a partner, so that in case loneliness and home- siclmess overtakes him, which un- doubtedly it will far, far away in the land of the setting sun, he would have some one to soothe his troubles, heal his wounds, and driveaway his pain. Personals. - Mr. Ed. Forlor spout. Sunday in Baden, . .Mr. Fred. Walter spent Friday in town . _ . . Mina Sonatina of St. Louis is visiting under the par- ental roof......Mr. Thou. Mort spent Friday in town." BrieW.--Mr. Thee. Farrow who has for many years resided on the 17th Con. 3., T'p Blenheim moved to this village with his newly made bride on Wednesday last. Mr. Farrow is in his 89th year, but is still hale and hearty. We extend to him our best wishes in his rec 'at matrimonial venture....hir Andrew Getzka. the well known livery men of this village, is very ill end‘ light hopes are entertained for his re 1 covery..... . Mr Werner mt- of T'p Wilmot in recovering from en attack of typhoid fever. . . Ahtr merehents ep- peer to be very busy inst now....Mr Welter Ramsey who hes been spending some months for the Pettereon Bieeuit Co. in the fer West returned home this week. He reports busine- titrur. ishing irnhe fer West. . . .The Epworth Leegne end Christina Endeevor ere holding two weeks of revivel services. . . . .Mr Pendend hes been re-engeged es prinelpel of the public school. lies Evens hes else been re-engeged {orthe lower division. like Brown who hes been beehin the 2nd division in the pest three {are hes g'S"dirtildr, end In John Ger-well eele read their silver wedding e week ego lest lender Fl' ht. Tm enterteined e greetrneey 'llfl'td friends end received some very beautiful present. ABM Mimlnmtorhu do- voted . qmol nonmry to the perfection of I devtts. which ho believa- will“. upnvo power bru- In g,ttNr1t'a.'"1trgtatrt Itch!- “an. o. ”do-mud In Naomi miniature buoy-mahodmch-MIwnphn- ger,utdasttt.rriMflirt'h the "vague: we ltgh'gtut and an: n- ttgt can" and! ttgt,'rktttgh'I','lrg.. ‘udwmupiprohnm-Iang tho ‘pmusmhm m- Mair. Thom-abom- ud may!!! gm. jug. aa w" 7 ' 'mvboh- ','t't2ttXtlgt,',','ll work and 'tlit".))'?.))):.?),),' whim-lg a!!! " In“! - ST CLEMENTS. WINTERBOURNE. PLATTSVILLE. suiyuynbiut. laud-jay khan-mun.- We impore4.heayity this season and find our stock A little too tt lnordcr to reduce the stock speedily we. make the fo wing reductions for this week. These 13-. ductions are worth our consideration. Every price quoted is genuine,ourJooXs are marked in plain fifties: the re- ductions offer are absolutely true, and so at a saving to your purse. We do exactlyis we advertise. If you an interested come. 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