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ht tn EG‘oods. 0r 1 Waterloo County's Greatest Store The Savory Roaster Headquarters for Hardware, 'Nssmithintr, Plumbing and Heating, rt'.', , - wm cue. was at SI _ an,“ Vin-I‘m -, more!“ ' iriiiiitii-Mr. 2?tee,y.. am neu' but at Hamilton. You Know . . 3. I Clothievrs, Hatters, Shoes and Furnishers, Oak and ons Price. Light Prices You.wmt . good Intern for fol]? It you do you are the one we can benefit. Wm right have to hip you no" money. F I. (In. Lantern. " Prim that Gallant In mauled “when . . . Just a word to-day, and that is that many of our lines of New Dress Goods and Manties are here ant) ready for your inspection. It is strictly new and up-to-date stuff. Values and Prices the like have never teen shown in this vicinity. We're going to start the selling right. ' We boughthigmd we're Atts fut also ”in”. 1iUttiiNBWCENTUR We “Whmilyon would 1|.qu th" km, gin-131m “‘th mart blow out in uni-1 - . , _..,, "_ivdownpriou on mule forks. "Ort-ai-io-set'"""-'-. “mt-“NC“. Good Lanterns THE A. O. Behmer Go., J. Fennel! & Son, A. Weseloh a Go., (MIMI) our footwear pretty well if you hove ever bought of us. We wish you knew our clothing tpr men and boys half so well. The acquaintance will tench yen, First, that a suit can be ready mode to fit all over‘ Next, that you do not have to pay the cuetom teilor'e priest for best Inbrios and custom meted)». you will never went to go elsewhere. Then you will know our clothing pretty well. . Come and examine our new tall styles in overcoata, units, hata, our underwear and footwear. the but on the least profit prices. Honey Back if Not Salli/id. Store next to Post Office, Berlin. Peter Hymmen. King 88.. Harlin. m. The router that In laud 2 the most. grammar" c of: In the work! In??? 'ree (anybody. " o "GiiiGr%Fraed - at Msvw: “kl-39g? teittt='tfLtul,f,t'r' Ga {6}:an tia. in dry up he no“. Try. Suouv. Wain" them In two _ Suva" LIMITED. mun. Parsttrt.l-hEim Jean Grievee,o{ Fern- bauh,wu the uncut of Mn. Secord and Min Boomer Saturday and Sunday. .. l Mice A. Love, of Glasgow, Scotland, mm, he: been opending a few days with inenl Mu. D, McEachern. . . . - .Mr.and Mrs. [m J. A. Pish,ot Tomato, are visitor: at preterit among reintivee in town . . . . . . Min Minnie Catheart spent Sunday with Mrs. Dieriamrn in Miivertou. . . . . up. Goo. Globe ol Lilwwel,wu home with} m, his wife and Jenny our Sunday. . -. . . i d tb Mi- Edith Boomer loft m. week for . 2td holiday with friends in Detroit and an“, Bay City......Mre. T. Crawford is ill with typhoid fever. . - . _ .Miu J.0’Con- "my. nor left 30-day to spend . couple of week- with Mend. in Merrill, Mich. - . the Rev. Johnston,“ Pro-ton. preached two splendid practical sermons in the n Presbyterian church Sunday to large . and attentive andioncu. A tea will =.e.ee he nerved thin evening (Monday) in the buement ot the church and a good program rendered in the church after, account of which will be given next Ott-re-ho “use at Attert, ”Nine" lb where red- “. by!» , " the coup-nun” all: e. e! . pen. Be and lot shalt we yeen with thet (heed die. use, eon-I'm The than! tech ttttIN",'."' loam " ' e’eloeh. m held an the R.C. church. an: whieh the melee were leaned in the R. c. cemetery of thin pure. Albert 8m wee horn in " Clemente end wee well known in Weterloomhere he wee wine elerh " the Zimmermenn Home for ebout twelve yeue. The ‘newe ot hie death will be received by hie my Meade with Iineere end pro- found regret. " ted mother, three brothere end two eter- ere left to mourn hie in. end they hue the deep eympethy of my Meade in their eed bereevement. . Brub.--arsgtrr Domh threehed 'l',) the term of John 3. Meyer Tnoedey int 31 babel. of clover seed oat or {our loede......Wo ere pleated to eey the: our boys Apia joined hende with the Heidelberg ' and we ere rare it they keep down to preoiioe and keep together will get e um clue ville” band. They will play st the Linwood tstutsttration on Wedneedey. . _ . - . Quite e number of our young people intend to witnou the work in Linwood on Wed- weed”. P-tals-Peter Knhry, Sn, tsndl ulster, Forum“, upon: Friday in town. ......Ilr. Clare, Prawn, was I bust- nou mitot- here In: week......Mtu Elm. Buetutortmrd, " Jaoobe, lpont Sunday with Mus Taww......Goo. Gian, Berlin, upenllnndny in town. .. . . . Partiou1arts of I wedding next week. ‘......Mr. Ind Mn. th and the i tex Splelmtker, Home)", spent. “nu " with remin- tMms.......Mr. [and Mm. John Borgott,Now Gummy, spent. Sundry with routing 1102's.... ”ii-1:3. iCii"iAGGritsrd after upend- ing 3 wook visiting trigndg up north. week. Funnel-Mia: J. Peteh In visiting friends in Bewkeeville. . .Miee mambo Ferris left an londey to resume her tgt" a milliner in Milverton. . . . . . um- J. Bundeiimt “novel, in vim- ing in the neighborhood. . _ . . . Mr: Ed, Gillespie and daughter ere the no“: of Mrs. Wm. Haulage. . . .Robt. Foster bu the telegnph omce now in con- nection with the poet cane. . .. .Croea- hill wu veil npteeented " thorn-by- hrlln waiver-I1 mine laat Sunday inning: -- - Chnroh Note.--'" ennlvemry unice- will be held In the Presbyter- inn church here on Sundny, On. 6th. Row. B. MoCnlloeh will conduct who service- both morning end evening. A nee-mooning will elm he held on the following Monday evening. Patien- -._. " - Home picnic will be held " Put-din Luke on the 24th in». under tho mun-30mm: of Henry Rail. Til. Holden’s!" lyn- band will be in men. Premium when nah on. J. swam, Ford. wum and c. than we both tamed. A line mm af wood and, in- ninummi undo by our local taunt In. been mm M Macadam-ho upon- of VII-ign- ”Indigo? who: BriW.--The "ChMmet's Day" under the Implant of the Lamont: Sundny School will b. [which Sung“! "any. “no. Nop-tutr-edt" make an. an undo-c picnic over t,f,e'a'er,',rJ"aTMe,Wll',t comm, Mundnyofrmmon atteratmqrheyy". - ... ._., P-i-tEi- Lucy Page“. -ttstetreArta-Er1ttttt'styu 1rittiNtnCft.-.Aiit+ltorP" mu nay-uh. but a Androw wm......quu .mnwmm mum "meIMI: ,ra.ttetdtrtRrt-tBeoat n.- Pt-tnt.--'" m In buy Jul-(Minot. manna - nit-nun“ triiii,'t, tt 'ii'71tiiFirjiiitrettret mung-sauna Gor- IIMHVI‘....IIIIL Det. gttdl1 “not. i“ tl', _ I I W- mun...” D. B. win-m, GTiiiia7iiaiiiGTr'.iiaGi' WATERLOO, ONTARIO, THURSDAY " CLIIINTS. H El DELBERG, LINWOOD. CROSSHILL WILLI. DISTRICT. Pr-i-tth. m 'mart') In. in,“ Pg'lmlt and In“! dare' the Want! 'il . .. 1...; " - It b bl tqt at it t.,aMgtetttrB. la u bin mp“ up.“ a! mutho'ld-ho III will any Iota-nu} mm......ll. and Jem 30¢ shalt! up!" avail an? in Toronto with lhth “but In. on: Sum....n:. and Inn. was, Port Elm, van ii. - ttt Dr. And In. Robin-In fer “an! Guam... Mr. Alf. Snydor who (you! I not It In. Pan-mm "titnsed homo [at Sunday . . . . . . Fred Berth who ha boon til for our thm wak- h improv- in; duly. . . .. Jun a, Roller m tot i Po" Elgin when st" u unending the High School. - . . . Jan-ml lit-Keno:- born of Wolluley apont Suudny um: their um ""rgs. Brute-- l -u glue - to apin hi (all ulna. . . .Qniu n my quantity of nppiu were ground up It the cider will not. on Taming,“ . . Goo.Anmnn, Boon of the Town in ot Wooiwioh, was hate on Mend-y evening and lauded the monoy over to J. L Wido- mnn so pny the hands working " the hill. The Council will bureau: ply every two wean. A lot of new hum. wanted yet” “Hut. and Mrs. Meta. dorf of New tTsssburgpnortrd hero in: week and Me " present "ariag with unit daughter, Mn. Thoml. Mt. Waghtmrm of Jacksonville, Florida wu whiting " Mr; W. S. Bowman’s last week . _ . . . . Mine Emily Bowman la vieiting friende It Cayuga. She intend: to take a trip to the Pen- Atnericln before returning . . . . _ . Mr. Felix Hallo bu rented hie farm to Mr. J. G. Hunt for a term of live years. Mr. Hunt will work it along with Willowhurec term " more is no barn on Mr. Holle’l farm ... ..On the 12th, inst. there wee born 3 Ion. to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Strain . . _ . . .New alde- walk- are being built in put \illage. .. . . . .Mr. Carl Heektns after a linger- ing sickness died on the 14th inst. . . . . . - . .Miu Hattie Wright is sojourning with her brother James in Corry, Pa. .. . . . .Mr. A. E. Levelle, of Ayr, punched in the Methodist Church on Sunday morning, exchanging pulpits with Mr. Watson. . . . . .Mrs. Hillier, oi [ Linwood, visited her dsughtor Mrs. Wm. Wright, of the Bend Farm, last week. . . . _ . .The Mines Nellie and Mabel Snider were visitors st Willow- hnrst Cottage last Sunday attertsoom, ......Mr. J. G. Hurst attended the district meeting of tho Gait dist etof the Methodist Church lest Tuesdgy as delegste from the Elmira circuit. . . - _ . Miss McKenzie returned to her situa- tion in Toronto lest week end Miss Johnson who hsd been visiting Miss McKenzie returned to her home in Hamilton. Briefir.--Lmls Dletrlch, our enter- prlllng blacksmith,“ making éonelder- able improvements in his dwelllnz house. When completed it will add greatly both to appearance and con- venience.... . .The Baden band upon: Saturday evening with JohnSulp and family. Reports have it that a very plenum time wee apent......lgnau Ditrtrieh,our genial merchant,“ spend- lngafew days at the Western Falr. No doubt he wlll greatly enjoy his holiday trip. Among others who have gone are. l Strut) and L, Zimmer. 1'ssr.oualtt--T'hose who are attending the Pen-American are, Mrs. Kaiser and Mr. and Sire P. Wagner...... Mine Jenn, of Detroit, is holidaying with the Mime Knieer.. .__ .Peter Home, of Detroit, spent the past week under the parental root... . "Graham kaner,of the Bunk of Irtsatiltort,Btrr- He, spent Fridny ,rithNiiscoorin,Ed.L. Dirsfmtbaknr. . - .. ,‘a'everni from the community spent Friday at the New Hamburg show. Others are speaking of going to Welieaiey or Berlin...... The beautiful cool deyl are quite in- vigoratiug and one can enjoy the nights In gentle sleep. . _ ...Ed. Jacky left on Saturday for Buffalo. No doubt Ed. will be able to tell a great deal on his return nbont the great Show. N. District? and not: have resumed the Inmmmem of their Sm Mill and report I Incas yucca-(n! "tMott. . . . . . Mr. Bean has been cog-god to touch " the Alps school house. _ _ - . .m- Benn bu boon twang-god " tombs: of I whllggohool ym_Aubum, Out. . ....MN. Oliver, of GI“, qont some weeks in town the - of her mother, Mm. Cream“, and sitter, In. Alex. Sande". llr.0liver went. hie holiday' here " well... . “Judge denbridge presided st the Anne. this week,which greg land” mud Toad-y. . . . . _ Dr. m L. annbuil enoeeufnlly re- moved I cannot from the eye of In. June- Reld, of Goderieh, who had the melamine to hue urn-cu growing on both eyes. She bu improved In rapidly in balm, u well u re-plning M light Iinoe the mention, that It. in minus to hue . remaining eat- mnm removed. Dr. Ttmttmll in n tttttM lime-m surgeonz.....leuo Been, Godorieh, hula-t mumed from Toronto Junction, when he went to vial: " m, Anahwho we. ”In with Myth, g in Jllt gin; "er humbly. Arno- ntgMomeurs- for we 01de meter-omnun'l'helhum Bib 3003, MOI! of "Jr. but. at mt, Jen, In" return-d ttt a. Coiled-to my” w‘l m hungvhlt mam 'thut, In. in. And In: MR,“ iiihs,isre'tttt-,vee..it otiristttttgtrpttotrt, Mdu......Wo in. mite s “an ot when. B'M'l'lull'l",'l'JN'UGR'i'G7 LONESTOGO‘ " ”can. ST. AGATHA. GODERICH MORNING, SEPTEMBER '19. 1901. autumn”... mum. 'iil?iiiiiiiiiililql'i'ii'iii'io" Stuntman“; but» Dolo- o-oe. __ _ -- -. - iftriiromas-ttr, and In. Jgtttu?tll'dtiat', do.“ - “a to An an and - an a M was: - Inn the ttride-aid gtl"th"dt at " yum an. Wu ot amalgam-mu. titling r to v. I." photon-p with than, lac-Ida Ber. Mark Turn- bull, new: of " 000% and In. 'l‘uubnn. Each was: In. ptuonud a? the tiow.r Gold-n Glamor Golden A correspondent writes under due of August 9th u follows: Buying is nowinlull binstend when tobe seen by the hundred. Some tumors hove commenced cutting their when. Spring crops ere into on account of the cold, wet June. but we had lovely weather ever sinee. Roots end potatoes end gerden truck look well for our wild prairie just broken up this opting. August wee I very hot month bat we hove no kick coming. A pony at live from here were out; tUhiug end chaot- ing on August 17 and nought 24 pike and shot 16 ducks, 7 prnlrie chickens, 2 owls, 2 wipes and e mole. Juan Henri: in building I house. I wish some ul o. rWeterloo friends would come ‘up her A see how we ere getting along in the Wild West. This is I greet country for nettle raising more) then for farming. We bed n hell storm the second week in August. It hart our neighborhood but little bat north of us it broke window panes, killed poultry and knocked down all the crops in its range. The stones were as big as hene’ egge. Amos Brubachor is making an chart to secure the post oilice. If he gets it he will start . store,whlch will be a great convenience. Mr. Cofhmut held a church service here some time ago. The following obituary notice of a lady formerly well known in this county we reprint from the local paper of Whatcom, Washington Territory,U. S: Mrs. Mary Bowman, whose death was announced on Saturday morning at the home ot her daughter, Mrs.) .M.Griltith at 1312 ll street, was born in Bucks county, Ps, March 6, 1815, and was consequently nearly 86 1-2 years old. Her maiden name was Clemens. Her family, with many others, removed to Canada when she was 12 years old, forming a large Pennsylvania settle- ment in Waterloo county,Untario. The i Bowmans from Berks, Pennsylvania, I had prtsvioutsly settled in the sums neighborhood and a few years later Mary Clemens became the wife of Rev. B. B. Bowman, the youngest of a large family, who died in 1872. Their family consisted of four sons and seven daugh- ters, of whom one son and four daugh- ters survive. She was the mother of Amos Bowman, the founder of Anacor- tee, and Mrs. Wolfe, whose husband was the pioneer Congregational minis- ter of Whatcom and built the church on F street. Mrs. Bowman came to Whateom in 1883 and became a char- tered member of the new church,where she has since held her membership. Her increasing infirmitie had ren- dered her totally helpless for a year and nine months before death came to her relief, when aha calmly and peace- fully went meleep in the firm confidence and hope of a blissful immortality. Pane-ml services " the Cong-rega- tional church at l p. m., Tuesday, Aug. 27,1901. [Mormons at Bay View ceme- nary. The Seeiorth Expositor time refers to the death of the late hire. Laird grandmother of Messrs Samuel See- mon and Hilton Lierd, of Goderich. which occurred on the 23rd ofAuguet: “The oldeet resident of the county of Huron, end perhepe the oldeet in the Province, peeeed peecefnlly from oerth on Friday lest. We refer to the death of Mrs. John .,_.Gellegher Laird, reiict of the late Samuel Laird, wqioh took piece " the residence of her eon, Mr. John Laird, Sodonh. Mrs Lierd bed reeehed the the exireondin- ery ego of 107 year-e, 9 monthe end 23 deye. hire. Laird wee e netive of Don egei, Irelend. immedietely ener her marriage to Mr. Lierd, 76 yeere ego, they “er-ted for Cenede. They fl ret eenied in Inger-eon, but won ener re- moved to the Townehip ot Wilmot, Waterloo County, where memo: the greater pert of life. Mr. died ehout 17 yeere ego. in the Towuehip of Merrie, end wee over 80 yeere of ego. MnLeirdhed e femiiyoi threeeone end two deughtere, but only one eon end one daughter enrvive her. Then ere Mr. John Laird, of worth, end In Robeet Heyee. of Lucknow. She had been blind for e great meny - but eeide from this atfliertioet eho enjoyed good heelth until wtthttt em mm of her death, end wee remak- ehiy eetive. She wee e mo“ eunneln- Ing eonvereetioneiiee, end one! leech {lawn in menu; the incidental ereerlyend middle life. some e wine- a. men, end. (nee ohms. For cheieee week other no the wee Won, was” pend ewe: " " eleep, e weed-c «totem "new: when mue- el which. The lonel- were tah- to Ire-h all My at! mum m on. Liiii he. at ha - heeheed." Thematyaoloem ttt"girBtirtet naked tho nun»: o! 'g'gu't2tgt,'.T1h.t"R; 2,'tt II . m a ulna-hm «so “do. i-th-AN"-".. INNISPAIL. M, W. ' Mrs. Mary Bowman 107 YEARS OLD. OBITUARY Now for Cut Prices wot-Lt-tim-ttir-to-east-ti. iM ourstockot0msta'_erut- mu-r-ttri- "ia ,raastto-etthattat-ofthu-'_tgtttt_. We“. _ .3.) thin Id. to - uunuoul. we in: it to iiiiiiiii/iriieii,iiiiiiifft'l), bumm- propmscionwm it h. w. bog-n tom - pin-h 'f,..,' , Weak! it b-it'-odttuai-todo_tt-ier- - 'trail thq but kind of nuon to: buying. $i8, , Cull-Mon Prim Cheap Cart, Stan av; , Iii l r, While n vent my w , Ls-, '. _ of shrewd bayou _ ’ have taken edvmhge of our offisr-rmuty of them buying shoes for the entire family for future use-still there are people in the community who, regu'dh- of our inducements, have failed to come in and secure their ahue It thin Great Bargain Feast. How can anyone who has use for shoes ignore such prices as these? Lsdies' 32 stylish black Oxford Shoes clearing " $1.25. " put in the above lov, including all our latest styles and beat waning and fitting shoes, broken sizes but a good assortment. Remember on Sat- urday night we ring down the curtain and end' the greatest was“ saving event that ever happened. Don't lose it. Lots more to to you vibe]: you come in, The Yellow Front Boot Palace Mackie's Block. Phone 417. 60do-n.mit5iikTuninalith- “a. and .tok..qhq.s _'" tics. string tian, four-in-hand, thrrhttr and; kno and at “I . i, werooid%trularatMhxtrhssasdtluucts. Theyvm Inc‘t the but manhunt”. foe spot. cub. Ttsi. lot so. on Bate at In and. " _ Walter A. Ziegler, The Money Saving Shoe Store. Friday & Saturday In a Few Weeks Mn; See Our Window. IE. Weichel & Son, 28 and " South Side King Be, 13m. we will have the fieteet Hurdwm Store in the County. Two but “are: made into on. Lot! cl room Ind large stoet. Men’s Silk Ties -in- WHOLE SMYTH BROS" tIra',';",",","",",'""'" ll) m TT N " ii?",'?,"""",""?""]"'?""' kt R U A ii 11 N iii) I U tso, e ' all a 1siii t ii! Woman] ' (1033, lil n wuuru a w. a, il Yellow Front. 1lsiil and secure one of tho W lit?, styles of a. I ll A norm nu. tEiiii' Ffif 1llte'll Ring cmmdmdmmJ-ctmm. 1ieE:Ecta Wnlll, curtain . . Down The On Seturdny night Sept. 21 and end the grenteet money av- ing event that not happened in the country. BERLIN.