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‘ NEDDING PiNCS . . June Session of Berlin Town Council. Routine Business Transacted. Probably never in the history of Berlin did any town council endeavor to transact municipal business amid greater excitement than the regular June session of this year‘s council. The excitement was not by any means in the council chamber, but it was all around on the outside. It was the celebration of the proclama&â€" toin of peace in South Africa, and although later than in most other places, it was not the less enthusâ€" fastic, _ There was the shouting of m thousand voices, the playing of the patriotic tunes by the 29th Reg‘t Band, the crackling of the blazing bonfire, the firing of volleys by A. and F. Companies, as well as fireâ€" works, and later the fierce wind and thunder storm; all this was in proâ€" gress as the comncil transacted the business before them. QOutside of passing a resolution of condolence to the bereaved family of the late Hugo Kranz, the business was of a decidedly routine character. Mayor Eden was in the chair, and Ald‘s Braun, Honsberger, _ Grosz, Collard, Vogt, Weber, Bricker, and Cochrane were in their places. Ald. Kranz was the only absentee. The minutes of the previous meetâ€" ing were read and confirmed, after which the Mayor read the financial statement for the month showing the receipts to be $23,298.45, and the exâ€" penditures $30,356.77. The following communications were then read: From the Daily Telegraph, ansâ€" wering Mayor Eden‘s objections to smallâ€"pox article in the issue of May 15th From P. H. Arnold position of roadâ€"master From S. A. Brubacher, secretary of the Berlin and Waterloo branch of the Retail Merchant‘s Association of Canada, enclosing the following reâ€" solution: "That the _ Association respectâ€" fully desires to call the attention of your honorable body to the necessity of a complete system of street name signs and numbers on residences, as in our opinion it would greatly facâ€" ilitate to the proper delivery of parâ€" cels, and would be a great convenâ€" ience, not only to ourselves but also to the citizens in general, as well as to stranger visiting our town." From H. C. Hilbotn, cement walk in front of on Church street. _ From the Canadian Rubber Co wrot«e regarding hose. â€" From Aug. Poddam, askirx re‘eased from frontage fax on oria street drain. â€" He says he and ill in health. From â€" Engineer Davis reporting that $120 was to be charged to the Berlin & Waterloo St. Railway Co. for gravel for street between Scott and Francis street. The Bell Telephone Co. asked for permission to open certain streets for erection and renewalof poles. From Dr. A. B. Campbell, tenderâ€" ing his resignation as a member of (he Board of Health and milk Inâ€" spector. The Watch House â€" â€" From Julius J. Gerbig, as follows: I beg to notify your honorable body that Mr. Breithaupt has taken to himself the right to have Mr. Chris. Nicb and Geo. Schneider of the town of Berlin, to plough for geeding purposes a portion of Ahrens street, contrary to lawo! your said Kimo Sr. ‘On which you can fasten :fltmfluwm; lesing your tempeor u-o:ol.:cmmx we are are » e udtobothondntm button on the market. Sce it &bâ€"â€"â€" Jansen Bros., THAT PLOWING INCIDENT Collar Button COMMUNICATIONS Atnold applying for ts, all sizes, in both BERLIN !, as well as town." asking for a his residence to be Victâ€" i8 uld That the tender of Jacob Kauffman dated â€" May 27th., 1902, for lumber per specifications be accepted. i That the tender of Joseph Kimmel, Cl dated â€" May 28th., 1902, for laying 1sâ€" plank sidewalks as per specifications to be accepted. ay That tender of P. Hymmen of May Y larth. 1902, for the supply of 4 1â€"2 for inch resined wire nails for $2. 72 per keg be accepted. town of land ly R® wu-mu-mw + permission from honor P lvubh-z.odflnlfi not stand good for it, furthermore I HN“WI“:-!O is not put in its er good order as a driveway. . I furthermore would like to know on whose authâ€" ority a right has been given to plow | fo as he has trespassed and . ploughed two feet of my land on different porâ€" q Hoping your honorable will see fAt and act in the n& and have Mr. Breithaupt notified of his misdoings on bebalf of Zoller ‘Street rate payers and myself. ‘The following financial report was read and adopted. Market Committee...... ...... _ $103.16 Fire and Water " .. 84.10 Board of Works ... ... _ 1442.98 Cemetery and Park ... ... 7.80 Sewerage Committee ... ... 176.40 W. H. Becker & Co. ... «.. 4.52 Dr. A. B. Cambpell ... ... _ 1.00 Nicholson & â€" Murphy ... ... 1.65 Telegraph Printing Co. ... ... _ 43.50 R. Boehmer & Co. .. .. .. 19.90 John B. Snider ... ... _ 1400 Berlin Newsâ€"Record...... ... 33.33 That the Women‘s Christian Temâ€" perence Union be granted the sum of $65.00 for the purpose of purchasing and erecting a drinking fountain on the Market Square in this town. That the house formerly owned by Mr. John Fennel, along side the new Catholic Church, be charged with taxes up to the time it was torn down and no longer. The report was adopted. Market Committee...... ... _ $103.16 Fire and Water " .. 84.10 Board of Works ... ... _ 1442.93 Cemetery and Park ... ... 7.80 Sewerage Committee ... ... 176.40. W. H. Becker & Co. ... .. 4.52 Dr. A. B. Cambpell ... ... 1.00 Nicholson & | Murphy ... ... 1.65 Telegraph Printing Co. ... ... _ 43.50 R. Boehmer & Co. .. ... .. 19.90 John B. Smider ... ... 14.00 Berlin â€" Newsâ€"Record..... ... 33.35 Your committee on Finance beg to reccommend as follows‘ beg to recommend as follows: That Chas. Collard be allowed 11 hours per day for his services as Enâ€" gineer on roller, and that he be out on the street with roller from seven o‘clock in the morning until six o‘clock in the evening, that is the roller has to be in operation within the time stated above. â€"That John Hintz be allowed a reâ€" duction of 50 per cent. frontage on King St. roadway improvement and cement walk improvements and that said share of 50 per cent. reduction That the claim for damage made by Mary Mader re accident on Fredâ€" erick St. be referred to R. Boehmer % Co. for settlement. and if not setâ€" be charged to the town & Co. for settlement, and if not setâ€" tled this corporation will settle the matter and charge it to the contractâ€" That claim made by Hallman & Co re accident on Water St. while crossâ€" in the spur line with their delivery be referred to the G. T. R. Co. The account of Louis Nehis of $26 for street sprinkling was ordered to be paid. _ . _ John Lewis & Co. will be paid the sum of $252. 68 on contract for work on Church street. 0 { s Messrs. Boehmer & Co. will be paid $634.73, being balance due . on contract for construction of Viectoria street drain. A. C. Hamacher will be paid $20â€" 25 for inspection work. R. Boehmer & Co. will be paid $160 on Roy St. contract and $586 on Frederick St. contract. _ The resignation of Dr. A. B. Camp bell was accepted. . s Your committee on Board ofWorks The communication of Mr. Julius J. Gerbig was referred to the Finâ€" ance Committee. The Mayor said Gerbig got greatly worked up over nothing. _A b;â€"law was given its necessary readings appointing Mr. Noah Wagâ€" ner as successor to Dr. A. B. Campâ€" bell. u‘é-éreet sprinkling byâ€"laws were also passed. RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE by Mayor Eden _ Moved by Dr. J. F. Honsberger seconded by W. H. Collardâ€" _ _ That, whereas it has pleased Alâ€" mighty God in His allâ€"wise proviâ€" dence to remove from our midst by the hand of death, our esteemed felâ€" low citizen Mr. Hugo Kranz,, an exâ€" Mayor of Berlin and father of Ald. Karl Kranz. Be it therefore resolved that this council desires to place upon record its deep sense of the loss sustained by our town in his death. That we are not unmindful of the great serâ€" vice he rendered us duting the years of his public lite in the capacity of Cletk, Mayor, Member of the council, of the Board of Trade and member the Dominion Parliament. That by his wise council and fervent zeal in furthering our interests, he won the esteem and admiration of all classes of the community and his name will be handed down as an inspiration to those who shall follow him in the public service. . An Allâ€"wise God has however deemed it best to translate him to a higher sphere and to this decree we meekly bow, knowing that He, who knoweth all things, does all things well. s Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolation be forwarded to the bereaved family and to our esâ€" teemed coâ€"worker, Ald. Karl Krans, The report was adopted The following resolution was read FINANCIAL REPORT BOARD OF WORKS REGULAR BUSINESS C. BRAUN, Chairman C. Kranz, Chairman mekk 4* %l& Tre h.‘n;f:m_m 499 "i-'?â€"'?-‘. Sasier. 25 loads selling at $11 la§â€"'u casie to $12.00 per tom PBtiS E: Wes ses to $8.50 per tom. Cornwall, June 3.â€"At the Cornwall r 105 chcese were * a%“;mutn white, 600 C-n? é a American. %-m weite 2ue soldied; the Ame June $.â€"The Picton Cheese met {1. one day earlier than usual. will continue to meet Tuesdays until further notice. Sisteen fm boarded 1,255 boxes. lluhmu 11â€"16¢; 810 boxes sold. _ Buyersâ€" Milier, Sexsmith, McKinuon, Eprague. _ _.________ BERRITNT PRRATUCTC TEVT! Ingcrsoll, June 3.â€"Offe uty. ho::n balance May mn'.'r.flo sules; bid, salesmen hoiding firm for OÂ¥c. attendance. Campbeliford, June 3.â€"Cheese Board met forinws:Megrath® 329. Hodgson, 300. Aler* w ;â€" gson â€" ander 330, nmm%. All sold at $ 9â€"106 There was a good day‘s trade at the Toâ€" ronto Cattle Market toâ€"day and the prices obtained for the offerings were "n.tlg.th:: !houdlutwnk,ll-;fiuo(mt the offerings were beury. There was a better demand for the exporters toâ€"day than for the other classes, and the prices of this class went up about 10c per ewt for the choice offerings, while the medium ones remained about steady, Butchers‘ catâ€" tle were in good demand. The offerings were quickly sold out at the prices of Friâ€" day. ‘There was a drop in the price of hosn, which fell off 12%ec per ewt. Shee and lambs were off 10c per ewt for the bn‘ frnde‘. The market receipts . were 106 oads, whicu Included 1,842 cattle, 705 sheep and lambs, 702 bog$ and 100 calves. _ Export Cattleâ€"Were in good demand and sold at h&h prices, choice ones brlnfin‘ from $5. to $6.50 per cwt and mediumy ones lellln’ at $4.50 to $5.50 per ewt. mel_OF ALIML Wars siasdo eaulline ar Butchers‘ Cattleâ€"Were steady, ulll:g at last week‘s prices, which were $5. to *6.85 per ewt for picked lots and $4.65 to 5.175 per cwt for choice ones. Feeders and Stockersâ€"Were steady, sellâ€" Ing at 34 to $5 per cwt for shortâ€"keep feedâ€" ers and $8.175 to $4 per ewt for heary stockers. 00000000 _ s â€" Sheep and Lambsâ€"Were a little easier, selling at $4 to $4.50 per ewt for fl?ori ewes and $5 to $5.350 per cwt for year ha lambs. Spring lambs were steady at $2. to 85. each. 22 . Mogsâ€"Were 12} at ‘zlfl'% per c $6.62%4 per Wheatâ€"Was steady Chicago, Zune 3. â€"Cattieâ€"Ited no Texans; slow, steady; go steers, $7 to $7.50; poor to m to $6.75 ; stockers and feede $3.25. Hogsâ€"lteccipts toâ€"day tive; be higher; mixcd and but to $7.07%4; good to cholce, ?7‘ rough heavy, $7 to $7.25; lis $7.15; bulk of sales, $7 to $i Receipts, 10,000; steady; lambs to choice wethers, $5.50 to $0 sheep, $5.25 to $6.25; native {)ed. $5.25 to $7.15; western o $7.25; spring lambs, top, $7 Chlcn{o New York ...... Toledo ... .... Duluth .... ...> Mlum-nfiolls Milwaukee, 2 nor Detroit, 2 red .. St. Louls ...... London, June 3.â€"Closeâ€"Wheat on pas. ufe, quiet and -lcnd{: maize, on passa qulet and steady. W e-t-â€"l‘:nflhl mnns markets of yesterday, quiet; Freuch counâ€" try markets dull. _ _______ _ “f’l':"l;l -‘i-u;;ms,â€"-whomt-'l'one steady 3 June, bot 10c; September and December, Waterloo, June 5. Whest.......::zccls. «.0 <ITB Kansas Turkey Whoeat .78 Flour, Ocean.......... 235 PFlour, Sola............ 2% Flour, Pastry.......... 214 OBLS ;....:â€"..â€"â€"ares «ce â€" 180 PeRe.....sccrecrillses 60 Barley ................0| +4 Bran,lperbon......‘... 19.00 Middlings, Fer ton.... 21.00 Butter, pfi‘li' Brzisiâ€"rise {; Kgge, perdos.......... . Live Stock Tradeâ€"Latest Quots» Hogs, live......... Hogs, dressed..... Hay, per ton...... Straw, per ton.... Wood,per cord.... Export Cattle ..... Butchers‘ Cattle.. Toromte human beli and spared the woman cast to themnfi the arena. It is astonishâ€" ing how little sympathy women have for women. In the home the mistress sees the maid with the signs of mflerl:d she recognizes so well, but she does lighten the sick girl‘s load by a touch of her finger. In the store the forewoman sees the pallor and exhaustion which mark womanly weakness, but allows nothing for them. _ It is work or quit. Doctor Pierce‘s Favorite Prescription owies 11, by curi md *;h women well, woman diseases which underane the he-h.‘ and sap the mm!l. "Favorite Preâ€" -:rigtkm" establishes regularity, dries weakening drains, heals inflammation and ulceration, and cures female weakâ€" ness. Antwerp. June 8 â€"No -;Bdnn".vrri‘m Mrs km c’ mms.“:’?‘-:#‘."’.‘.‘a@ Wiiripdonn gainn werk 290 thed Teuing ail bearingâ€"down ins, weak and mg the time. ‘l qu:m-d in that for m’m-. the first hmg"x’n.â€" to = better. noukhthu:rd Hnw ite WM ‘Golden M Di# covery,‘ one of the ‘ Pleasant Pellets,‘ also wsed one bottle of Dr. Sage‘s Catarrh Mlh:m-mméa&'!ua m-h’:-hn...' "Pavorite Prescription " makes weak cept no substitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women. * most desifable laxative for e THE MARKET REPORTS Leading Wheat Markets WATERLOO MARKETS. Closing previous day. Clo-ln: toâ€"day. Cash. Sept. . Cash. Sept. K a ks e o+ T a4 wn K siicsa o cr Tg?z o+ 15 222. .... 0 104 0 744 0 78%) 73 K. SHINN, Teronto Live Stock Chicago Live Stock Cheese British Markets. for s.â€"Cattieâ€"IRecelipts, 3,000; v, steady; good to prime 50; poor to medium, $4.75 ers and feeders, $2.50 to ecelpts toâ€"day, 22,000; acâ€" mixcd and butchers‘, $6.93 to cholce, ?7.30 to $7.47; to $7.25; light, $6.75 to ales, $ to $i.30. Sheepâ€" steady; lambs hzlgzher: good s, $5.50 to $0.25; westerm $6.25; native lambs, rll& .15; western lambs, $5. , sick women well. Ac 164 Markets per ewt easier, sellin for choice ones an lizshts and fats. thnoth casier 2 red winter, WXL es Aud 48 1b 16 at T1 T54 681 9 00 9.10 * an | part thereof so distributed to any .20 wdvho':”o'-dm w':-h.llnot ‘{4 | Dated the 12th day of May, 1902. 00 W M. SNIDER, ‘op| HERBERT M. SNYDER, } Exe ) 00 | _ ALPRED H. SNYDER, 0 78 48 78 !':%EF_B-W\ “,M"‘"““ o kflmfl.w-“ px c troocc::® a«-@%&% l i:-n“'i-'n.,ul ....".'-'a'..'.‘..g J in srh, 9 nig t cher 0. SMactin, ies Mn.flo‘dnt'h-.m*fl- TiEUEMENTS, ETO. . Lugey, single hmm hm # hen«. HO EFF d, kitchen cu w ‘, doek and % bu: caus, t 8 doy 3 stove, mhl-.ltfl", rooking chairs. 3 arm chairs, 15 chaire, 5 chest, flour chest, m.n%dh.hb ‘ mlk can, aj m appos, ‘ wa‘er bu.h.!ln'u\i crockery, pa l-odeh-;.lo.mlhnhfi\ st canned fruit, chu », copper kettle, 2 spin whools, small -Enlh wheel, reel, small '.VI.1 loom, clothes horse, clder pross, cider barrels, 2 iro : Lettles, 2 wash tubs, wash boa‘d, work b:nch, â€"arpenter‘s lo& apple muwahm-.nko.wd-n-u‘hrlm Pnsl Lawd 4s adter cord weod and othet u%w‘-loonww-wm-nuon. ERMSâ€"All sums of $10 and under cash; over that amount 12 month‘s credit on approved jnint notes or 5% off for cash payment of credit 408. MICKU Lev: P. MarTt® Bit a astinesr, CHR ll” Marnuy } Exscutors, Notice to Creditors. In the Matter of the Estate of Andrew Doerbecker, Late of the Town h p of Woolwich, in the County of Wa‘erlo>, Gentleman, Decea ed. OTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Reâ€" N vised Htaiutes S Ontario. 1897, Chap. 129, Seo. 38, that all creditors and ot.hyorw hayâ€" ing «laims against the estate the above named And ew Doerhecker, »ho died on or about the 20th day of March, 1902, are required to send by post, pre aid, or to d liver to us the mmm. or one of us the executors of the last wil: and testament of the s id deceased, on cÂ¥ uid o o rvens veabt ts 9. 9P ui re t( P 9C9 or before the 15th day of July A. D. 1902, their Christian and Surs ames, addreases and deso: ip tions,and aisoa fullstatemen! of th» particularsof their claims and »c ount« and of the nature and value of the securities (if any) held by them. .. t iniie se i hi rernioned date procent to dzwr bute the estate of the nld“:u--ed among the parties entitled thereto. h: ving roâ€" fi:«l only to the claims of which we shall then ve had nutice, and thâ€"t we will not be reâ€" .w:-lt“";:k for‘ the :‘:“l‘b‘l’l‘b‘ gesld estate or any thereo 0 i or E.e:unol vh'eu olhlm we shall ::{!mAn m 2nd day of June, 1902 JOHN Donkvmnén}nmnw} THEODORE DOKRBECK ER j Erbsville .2.“ Notice to Creditors. ARmHns SSA PEPN TCO d Li mdf-.ydu-nialh.mmn rea o sond by i 26y w ;‘mwmmn: the last witl ‘and er any ot, us, ol a teatament of the deceased,on or before the 20th day of June, A. D mi their Christian and surnames, ad resâ€"es description, the tull particulars of their claims, a statement of accounta, and the nature of the securities (if any) beld by th m AND further take »otice that we will imâ€" mediately afier the said last mentioncd date proceed to distribute the estate of the sail deâ€" 1 4 meavd valy in Ihg clatmne of which n o. shail ng only to claims of which wo s h-nhunt.‘c..-d that we wil not be reâ€" aporimible for the assets of the said e«‘ ~tn or ar y Wednesday, Jdune 18th, 1902 Notice to Creditors. In the Matier of the Estate of Joseph M. Weber, late of the Townshipof Waterâ€" loo, in the County of Waterlco, (Gentleâ€" man, Deceased. OTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1807, Chapter cce Sather mheront the se te e t sons having _0 .tlnd.m etate of the ab .ve named Joseph M. Wober, who died on or about the firat day of Septemb r, mw reâ€" & Ihwud-“nd.w of "& x:bu w any of us, e re :&-M ln:ta!hncntdm-fl decéemsed. on or before ‘he13th day of June, A. D., 1902, their Chnstian and surnames, s dd ressos and description, the full particulars of their olaims, a statement of acco.ints, and the nature dwomflu-m&mwfim. AND _ further motice that we will immediate‘y after the said laâ€"t mentioned date lmn.dbloz.tdw the said ‘a~t mensoned SHCC proceed to distribute the cstate of the said deâ€" ceased .monfl the Erthl entitled th_ret>, hayâ€" ing eâ€"ard only o the !aims<f which we shali then have notice, and that we will not bo roâ€" ifl&-;&ii-:â€":u"mr: hy Sureon us has. #h:wmm“m:glmwm Datod the 17th day of May, 1902. uns o. wewsox se lfary;, } Exccuters Mousschold Effects, Ete. #1 Seed Time 1), Gru MarKer, otn suppi: you with the i. o wl on mhannont sles s fadl tine of en ior h k th‘m 7 h\ straw, zed and teolo ons a _*,‘fl-;g':@} Housschold Furniture. > | _ Purniture and Real Estate. ~ates e mm Lo netigee, .. Harvest SHALL NOT FAIL m‘f;%-filgm said e«‘~t or any thereof so uted to any u: or perâ€" af whose c:aim we shall not m;n m GINGRICH, proprietor of the Wargn100 â€"â€"OF sgin Ex publis my: ige a OÂ¥ â€"ANDâ€" to Ca rmare. WANTED. Executors. Waterloo P.0.. Ont. o For Sale or to Rent. For Sale or to Let. terms, . For particulars apply to _ meoks GUS. HAMEL, hundred. of Tu binares ts in analh® concmmics & is one of the best farms either for stock or g.--h(hm ‘l\-‘h:nswmdldwâ€" 'findhl-nlh'h_l:u;u M-olu-:..m -Wonll.pl-h-.-w‘w.b AMKS u. _ 1AM®SHUNTER _ pex i rms it ubis Farm for Sale. THE undersigned for sale hi« two story dudmanmnishe Irodsmert ns s every modern convenience. Al:o three good hnx:xln.h".'flk;-u Yon-c's& For h‘r:h.'uu.- :-tl Pfil.l?kaun Waterioo. Valuable Property for Sale 1" S ninineg 1t mss of fartie fand, nl'-blz‘ot‘u“-‘::::prd.:l:u or other borâ€" P nree nares uf taiy «neat mae saw pang in priags condition. _ For terms and particulars spply to AARON CRESSMAX on the promisos 15 acres of which is in hardwood bush. O1 it is a new brick house, bark barn and all necesâ€" F lent of h information apply on the promises or by letter to FTYHAT valuable farm consisting of 183 acres, 'fi%fimwâ€"mâ€"' 'ifié three miles south of Berlin, in the Townshtp ot Watâ€" o nnnsanes i wall souprien with hark not soit For terms and particulars apply to the proptieâ€" tor gn the protsite® .10 . )n swTDEKIR, _ Farm for Sale. water and is in a frst cla«s state of cultivation, Farm for Sale in Woolwich. 116 A%M of lot 64 G. C. T., en west ;dool' l River, on road betw on West frame barn with stoue foundation, -nh'i: underneath, straw -hfl'fiii‘r.__r"’“-u'_d«w‘ pes nndernea‘h, arte i n woll with wind -Ilz amall orchard. About 100 acres under cultivaâ€" tion I;hooe h'.oodtr and t‘nmel. l;-y terms of payment. Possession in March. For Ather poriiculars aprig us _ _ _"_ 0 "__‘ " 21â€"3 mos John Hill DEALER IN YORKSHIRE PICS LACKSMITH SHOP in the of * ie Ooe oob piact enif postahe From six and eight weeks up to SOWS one year and upwards, all bred from imported stock. Thoroughbred Shorthorn catâ€" tle for sale at all times. 19â€" 1Nâ€"tt ON THE BALANCE Improved Yorkshire S$wine »..;'::"&."E.;;‘:‘."" ere. , A full line Nee recepihmaatl 7 o 11â€"A 14â€" hp _1 3 T C ; water, Situated near school. This is one he finest farms in the County. For further House For Sale. in order to make room for a shipâ€" ment of cutters and sleighe. Baumhonnhm comfort and develop the Interfering prevented. outbuildings, 2 gocd orchards and excelâ€" Farm for Sale. A. 6. Thoman, St., Rast of Scott, BERLIN For furt (;reat Reduction OF MY BUGGIES NALD McLEAY, Elora. ce o m nt nient Great SlaughterSale in Clothing for 15 days tole â€" i & % m‘m u m U%5 64 vovÂ¥ereeeve¢erete® 18 men‘s tweed suits were $5, on sale at â€" â€" «<=â€"~~s~ â€" #@ u..'uibm'l#fi.&u‘u e oL rig" XH 17 men‘s suits were $9, fon 15 days e s t k. B ; 19 men‘s suits were 10 and $12, only _ .. +â€" . aâ€".â€" «> â€"~# .« 5 men‘s black suits were $7.50, for ~ =â€"~~â€" % * 10 men‘s new worsted suits, union label, $12 for _ â€" [ w 10 men‘s new blue worsted suits, union iabel, $10 for wiis esns N. B. Only a few of those $9 overcoats for 86 left now. ‘ ~*~* Sugarman‘s Old Stand, _ Not necessarily best in quality, but best for vou. We ‘s2 have a ut h oi is anre sashs ced tolw and nikhowike Pole complexion and your taste. ""'ufu""m"m‘ in as ‘ififf ‘ashionat straws in many shapes. See if in our stock Mh:‘gâ€"s Auit you.. Straw hals at 25¢., 50c., 75¢., $1.00, £1,28, $1 50, a.i‘.“fi a $2.50, $3.00, $4.00, etc, Our stock of hot weather clothing is now complete and upâ€"toâ€"duté Al} the newest in shirts, ties, collars, etc., ete. yey We show a full line of Implements and other farm necessities, such as:â€" We bid you welcome to examine all our wares and if you don‘t see what you want, "ask for it." Open every day. We Guarantee everything we sell. Everything for the Farmer. M. W TLDEANG, â€" â€" "Sign Gold Star." Star Clothing House, King St ; BERLLN. Which Hat Is Best? Fine Goods at Close Prices. ImpLement EmporuM (No. 5 InpEAL MowER.) Farmers‘ Supply House, ' BERLILN, â€" ONT. Macklin & Sons, Warning. | Giris Wanted . Shantz, V. F. Weber, SEA NTZ PROPRIETOR. MANAGEK, Opposite the Market, Frederick St, Beriin, . 32TJ. Era 7 ce, } and Steel Rakes. We also sell Wagons, Buggies, Harness â€"of: all kinds, Combinatioff Stock Rack#, Churn and Cresm Separitors, Grindâ€"stones, Shovels, Forks, Seeds of all kinds, Bicycles,Fireproof Safes. Wheelbarrows a specialty. Plow#s, Gang Plows, Sâ€"T. Cultiyators and Seed Drills, Beet â€" Cultivators, © Turnip (ALL STEEL RAKE. ba#@v~#¢#¥¥veÂ¥* AC+EBRMT