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E* Garter‘s ? Carter‘s | â€"â€" Little Liver Pills. BANK OF HAMILTON Money can be sent to all parts 0| the world at trifing cost by our drafts and money orders. ‘ Bank drafts are absolutely safe and we guaumee that the money will be paid only to the right Euty. Travellers can purchase Circular Nates. which can be cushed everyâ€" BERLIN BRANCH. "TEMITTANCE DEPARTMENT * Travellers can purchase Circular Notes, which can be cushed everyâ€" where without charge,personal idenâ€" tification or any kind of trouble. _ sAaVvINGS DEPARTMENT. The safest way to invest your mon 3y is to place it in this department. The rate of interest may seem mall when compared with tha romised by speculators but the inâ€" come is at least certain. jasy emall and as cady io take as sugan iÂ¥\ CAPITAL...... ...... $8.700,000. REST............. ... $8,000,000, HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. WATERLOO BRANCH THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE & _ general tracsasted SAVINCS BANK DEPARTMENT Highest deposits. The Molisons Bank. HEAD OFFICE, moNTREAL Capital Authorized $5,000,000 Paidâ€"Up Capital â€" $8,200,000 Reserve Fund _ â€" $3,00~,000 A gonera. baoking business done. Col ons made, drafts issued payable in a ar ts of the Dominion or any place in th r1d4. Aighost rates of intersst -nowd-tzt Must Bear B.gnature of Fall Millnery Opsning The Aopoil Fal O»»ning will be held at the Misses Febrenbach on Thursday, Friday and Saturday September :22, 23 and 24 P Woh es en esns r1d. Aighost rates of intersst -nowd-t; deposited n Savings Bank or «pecial po iite The Models are | and Canadian styles _ You are cordialy opming. See Pacâ€"Simile Wrapper Below. GURE SICK WEADACHE the tailor, the ouly agent n town for the the mos‘* popular sewing machine» on the market. A perfect machine as well a* a handsome piece 0| tarnitura. _ All the latest improveâ€" ments. A complete set of attachâ€" r with every machine. . Cali > RITZER‘S, King 8t., The MISSES FEHRENBACH, BERLIN Next to Smyth Bios. Store given special attention. Eo C.G. MINTY. Masacsr. FARMERS BUSINESS JOAN RITZLEQ, RAYMOND SEWING MACHINES nber incorporatea in 1855. want ar an current rates allowed 01 r an 4 upwards received. ed twee a year. that the money is per 1 that you can get it JACOB HESPELER, Manager Waterioo Branch C L. LAING, Banking â€" Business Paris, New Yok welcom d to 0u! WLTERLOO BERLIN Another sitting of the arbitrators | in the sewer farm case between Berlin ; and Waterloo Township was held fi| morning and resulted in no pr being made in the settlement of the dispute between these two corpora tions. _ Arbitrators Judge Chisholm, W. A. Kribs and F. Waiter were preâ€" sent. Town solicitor E. P. Clement represented Berlin, and Mr. C. . R. Hanning, of Preston, looked after the township‘s interests. The object of the sitting was to disâ€" | cuss town solititor Clement‘s request | for an appointment to proceed with : ! the arbitration, as ordered by Jusâ€"|! tice Garrow. The two solicitors e.-“ ducted a lengthy argument which | was very lively at times. The uhlt-‘ rators also participated in the arguâ€" ; ment, the bone of contention being whether.the arbitrators had the powâ€" er to make an appointment to proceed in view of the conflicting op-‘ inions of the Court of Appeal, in which Justice Garrow held that Bet-‘ tin shoutd first have passed a by-hwi designating the purpose for which the land on the Genz (farm was to be used, which Chief Justice Moss, Jusâ€" | tice Teetzel and Justice McLennan r held was unnecessary. Arbitrator Walter favored _ an _ appointment, j Judge Chisholm had his doubts and would give no opinion, and Arbitraâ€" B|taor Kribs did not favor an appointâ€" ment. Solicitor Clement and Mr. Kribs bhad a warm argument, which resulted in the latter notifying the Board that he would retire and a new arbitrator would have to be appointed. Mr. Clement ‘intimated his intenâ€" tion to ask the Township Council to pass a byâ€"law appointing another arâ€" bitrator, and if this is not complied with he will appeal to the Coutt, which has the power to do so under the Municipal Act. Peterson v. the Berlin Acreage Comâ€" pany. s e This was an action brought by Lesâ€" lie Peterson, of Woolwich Township, against the Berlin Acreage Company for the balznce due him on an account between them. The plaintifl had been employed by the defendants as foreâ€" man in the year 1902, and had a large numper of men under him engagâ€" ed in lifting sugar bects. During the operations the plaintiff had expended considerable sums of money on bchalf of the defendants, which the defendâ€" ants disputed. The defendants contended that durâ€" ing the season mentioned the plaintiff had made profits by supplying the hands with provisions, to which they claimed to be entitled. The action came on for trial before the Chancellor at the nonâ€"jury sittings at Berlin in June, 1903, and was by him referred to the Local Master. Afâ€" torâ€"a lengthy investigation before the master at Berlin, and in which the evidence was somewhat conflicting, the master found a balance in favor of the defendants, apart from the question of profits, of $125.00. The master also found that the piJfits made by the plaintiG in furnishing the supplies amounted to $200.00. The plaintiff then appealed from the findâ€" 1 1 Do o3 4â€" The plaintifi‘s appeal was allowcd and the question of profits and costs reserved. On Thursday last judgment was given for the plaintiff for $125.75 and costs. Mr. J. A. Mowat, of Guelph, acted as counsel for the plaintif and E. P. Clement, K. C., for the defendants. 5 Pm n eeeenne ot ie ing of the master, and the defendants moved for judgment on the master‘s report, also claiming the $200.00 profâ€" its. The appeal came on for‘argument before Mr. Justice Anglin at Osgoode Hall, Toronto, on Wednesday last. n - w003 AMirs. Fairbanks tells how neâ€" B glect of warning symptoms will soon prostrate a woman. She thinks woman‘s safeguard is Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound. " Dean Mrs. Prcwrax : â€"Ignorance and neglect are the cause of untold female suffering, not only with the laws of bealth but with the chance of a cure.. I did not heed the warnings o! headhches, ofmnlc pains, and ‘cnrfl weariness, until I was well nig pros TY E.00 uB moGe l seb L B P whb P rons Peap tick friends to take Lydin 1> Pinkham‘s .'3':-.':_"‘..':9‘:'.‘ LOCALâ€"LEGAL ?-rfir.y’ T Yours k‘l“ a paiaacxun, 218 South 70 have never Wad Was D7 | Tuesday. | ster. Alâ€"| priefs.â€"Mr. Sylvester Yost has teâ€" efore th€ | sumed work in Weichel‘s tinsmith deâ€"| hich "helpartment.â€"Mr. Geo. Pfaff has moved| nflicting, into Mr. Grmber‘s house, corner King in favoI |ang Mill streets. â€"Mr. Hy. Koerbet rom the|nas started in business for himself in 00. The New Hamburg.â€"Conductor Whitlock, P‘~5tS | who is now in the Northwest, has | shing the|pought the hardware business of Mr. 00. The'Hanâ€"y Luckhardt, at Bowden, Alberâ€" the fi"d'“a and will soon move his family e[enda.nt,s (Fere. We wish Mr. Whitlock success MasteC‘S;;o hnis new venture.â€"The Elmira Upâ€" 0.00 prof-‘hmstfling Co. have now placed their “g“me“t\(rawllers on the road, and the facâ€" Osgoote tory is running full swing. Orders for y last: 'gm)ds are coming in daily. Their first allowed sLipment was made on Wednesday.â€" w aal The Elmira Maenmerchor have decided judgment to have the formal opening of their t §125â€"75 | ""w mall, above Hedrick‘s new shop, Lydia E Wellesiey streot railway met considerable â€" opposition during < the wime it was being advocated. _ The vote was so close that the opponents of the byâ€"law appealed to the courts to have it quashed. Notwithstanding the attempt of our evening contempâ€" orary to make political capital . of Mmun;hhy-uv.lthu been not only sustained in its originâ€" al form, but the majority in tavor of ‘mby-hvmdnmmLuub) thecourts to be sufficient to make it legal and binding upon the corpora | ‘lhe President culogized the lady | § WÂ¥ upon corpora y n w & tion. Without going into any argu superintendent, and sioke of the guod , F cu “‘ lt ment regarding the principle of grant | class of â€" nurses in | tra tag.. Lvery~ P f .hc bonuses to railways‘it must | be| Bing in connection wih the unm-‘ c acknowledged that the case in ques don was . giving chiire . S&LIMRCLION, | ______ . _z \ tion was an exceptional one. With a| although. @cneidetacle ounte had j ~~ _ =â€"~â€"_*~ * . _‘ steam line certain of construction| ueenm experienced in getting KitCH@n Milk ........ ... ces . from Gueiph through the norther: ind laundry help and a caretaker. I‘l‘- and colfés ..... ... ... portion of the county to Goderi air. Breithaupt referred also to the (iroceries and provisions ... with a branck running from a poin« insialiation of the new beating lyn-‘m'. and medicines ... ....â€" near where that line crosses the| iem, which would mean a great S4Yâ€"| Medical and surgical applianâ€" |Comestogo river to Strattord, it is| n« in coal this winter. ‘lhe COMPaly | geg ... ... .cs .>>> Insr to see that unless some cfort| »as unable to put in the heatt"|wine and spirits ...~ ... .« .\ was made to save the trade from the | »hich had been cuntracted for, @24 pegging and house furnishâ€" .\ north for the county town it would be | «@8 allowed to set Up another h‘-‘""“ lhge ies sn m im , |diverted from its legitimate outlet to | 0 be replaced next year by the Bâ€"@t~‘prooms, brushes, soap, @C. â€"| points outside the county. The enterâ€" .rcontracted for. |FU@L .0. esc es en ; | prising individuals who struggled hard |Gas and governor rent .. . ; |to avoid this undesirable result . ar« MISS MACLAGAN‘S REPORT. )Water ... .00 e > , |deserving of every recognition _ fo: [ IGB ......cu, zce e se i | their services in this connection . 0i The lady superintondint‘s report Salaries and wWages ... .. ~â€"|behalf of Berlin. The construction 0 | jave the following Statistics : q IRSUT&DC® ... se e â€"| the electric line from Waterloo tc| catients in hospital Oct. lst, _ |Contingencies .. ... . Wellesley â€" will likely be proceede 1§9@8......... .2..2 kn ce en 4B RDAITS L.2 sls se s | with next summer, but it is emphati | Admitted during the year........... 181 lExpended on grounds ... . q |cally declared that if the $10,000 byâ€" BiFR8~....... 222222 se > ~~â€"â€" * ‘Interest and notes paid ~t« 1 |law had been lost in Berlin or quashâ€" . â€"â€" _ Merchants‘ Bank ... ..« r|ed by the courts, the project of buildâ€" Total............ 206 | Balance as per Merchants‘ ing the road would have been abanâ€"| Patients discharged | during the ‘ Bank boOk® ... .2 0~~ .. | doned. YERL......ccc css cce ree es ermle Y:ngavings BanKk ... use c legal and binding upon the corpora: tion. Without going into any argu ment regarding the principle of grant ing bonuses to railways‘it must .b acknowledged that the case in ques _".Ir RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE The Berlin Teach»rs‘ Association, at its last meeting unanimously passed the following resolution, which was signed on behalf of the Association by Myra A. Bird, secretary : Whereas it has pleaseg@ Almighty God to visit upon our colleague, Mr. Richard Reid, one of the severest atâ€" fiictions, in that He has removed by death from his home a wife and mothâ€" er, be it resolved that we extend to him our sincerest sympathy in this trying hour, believing that he has learned to turn to Him who, in bis mercy and kindness, has permitted this bereavement, and be it further resolved that a copy ol this resoluâ€" tion be forwarded to Mr. Reid. Oct. 21.â€" Purely Personal.â€"Mrs. G. W. Volâ€" lick, of Woodstock, is spending a couâ€" ple of weeks at her grandfather‘s, Mr. M. Burkbolder.â€"Miss Myrtle Otto has returned from an extended visit at South Cayuga.â€"Miss Daisy Edmunds, of Yatton, left for Arcola, Assa., on on Monday evenin®, November 21st. The opening will take the form of & public concert in the E. M S. hall, fo\lowed by a ‘"Kommers‘ in the singing hall.â€"Thanksgiving . services were held in St. James Lutheran Church iast Sunday morning, when an appropriate sermon was delivered by the pastor in the presence of a large congregation. A continuation of these services will be held next Sunday evâ€" ening, when a suitable programme of songs and recitations will be given by the Sunday school pupils, assisted by the choir. _ Real Estate Change.â€"Mr. Geo. Rup-‘ pel has bought the Ratz property on the corner of â€" Church and Arthur ‘ streets, in which he carries on & groâ€"} cery business, and intends to make a mode! grocery store of it. ! } Briefs.â€"C.P.R. workmen are busy at the G.Tâ€"R. station here getting things in shape to move the steam shovel and cngines to Wallenstein hill. It appears to be a slow, tedâ€" ious job, as not much progress bas been made.â€" Mayor Hamilton, of LGnolph, was in toxn in connection with railway matters. Another New Railroad â€"It is rumâ€" ored that we will have railway conâ€" neetions with Stravo d._ 3t Woys and Lake Erie, making Elmira a jen> tion, ccmnecting later with Elora. If this comes to pass, it will certainly boom Elmira, as we will then have railway connections frem five direcâ€" tions. However, no‘hng dfnite has been announced. _ * | :25 _ iss â€"bentsteintl Young Men‘s Cluab.â€"A large number of the young men of our town atteadâ€" ed the M‘* on Thursday evening in Christm Hall. 'I'lo-y_‘gl.l. n: in Christma®®® Hall. They all seemâ€" ed antious to have a club started, and a Conimittée was . appoinied â€" tw buy such matetial as is needed. Of course, they will only Start on a small seale and tnlarg® on it later. This 'm‘ng.mmuuml their evenings. ‘ADEQUATE PROTECTION." ELMIRA & uet. 20 The lady superintcndint‘s refort ,ave the following statistics : catients in hospital Oct. 1st, There were 14 graduates ol [NC training school, of whom two were ‘married, six doing private nursing ‘and two holding responsible/pqs\ition.s | in other hospitals. The lady superâ€" |t.endent advised the adoption of a . course of domestic science in coun:câ€" ticon with the training. This breanc had been adopted in most of th hosâ€" pitals in the larger citics. In hospital Sept. 30th Tobal.........> Average Gays‘ stay of patients... Total days of hospital treatâ€" P;Q;i;nts from Berlin Number Number Number Total............ 206 Accord.ng to the surgical record, during the year there had been 100 operations, and in only three cases did death ensue. From Waterloo County From other counties... . The report referred also to the comâ€" mencement exercises in June, whon the Misses Hornby, MacFayden and Simpson had graduated. Miss Hotnby had been appointeg head nmurse when Miss Graybill resigned. oi uesns m ‘The report also expresscd the appreâ€" ciation of the superintendent and the nurses in training for the clinical inâ€" struction and lectures by the medical staff, and also extended their thanks to the trustces for their uniform coutrâ€" tesy, consideration and coâ€"operation extended by them. There was some discussion as to what means should be adopted lookâ€" inz &o the formation of a Women‘s Hospital Auxiliary, but nothing defiâ€" nite was done. Mr. Hugh:s spoke of the selfâ€"sacriâ€" fice of Messrs. Schmalz and Nichaus in the discharge of the duties of seeâ€" retary and treasurer respectively, and said he realized that it was asking too much of them to devote so much of their time to the arduous tasks of their offices without salary. But both these gentlemen, although _ stating }that- ge_v would rather be relieved of the offices, said they would not take a salary: for their work in view of , the precarious state cf the hospital finances. This action on their part Ibrougl’fl; forth the commendat.on of ; the rest of the trustees. ‘Treasurer Nichaus reported a bul'l ance on hand on Oct. 3ist, 1903, of $94.14. The year‘s receipts were aSs follows: Grant from Berlin .. . ... $3,300 00 Grant from Waterl00 .. .. 800 00 Grant from County .. .. . 1,800 00 Provincial Government Grant 852 16 Bequest, Dr. Bowlby estate 1,000 00 Berlin subscriptions .. ... .« 40 00 Waterloo subscriptions ... ... 30 00 Donation Day receipts ... .â€" 219 92 Alma St. U. U. Church col 4 35 St. Marys R.C. school col. 4 10 G. B. Ryan & Co. ... .l 25 00 Bridgeport Literary Society 40 00 Berlin band benefit concert 135 10 K. O. T. M., Waterloo ... 5 06 C. 0. F., Court Berlin, 72 10 00 Roval Arch Masons, Berlin 10 00 Slca N . Royal Arch Masons, Bet/in Betlin W. O. W. «... j C. 0. C. F., Waterl00 ... C. 0. C. F., Berlin ........ .. 1. 0. _F., Court Berlin, 154 Watefloo Band benefit con. 1. 0. 0. F., Waterloo ... . C. M. B. A., Waterloo ... Revonue from paying patâ€" Trustees‘ notes to chants‘ Bank®..... Balance from 1903 TREASURER‘S REPORT Total of of ol free paticnts..... pay patients...... private pationts 11 graduates of the Total and _ Water 1904 $10,908 $11,001 06 4294 1,612 176 16 14 206 21 206 172 54 65 84 25 10 00 10 00 78 00 Brooms, brushes, soap, etc. [Fu@L ..2o. esc es e |Gas and governor rent ... .. t WBRLOT ..sssope sunccre enrmass s Salaries and Wages ... .â€"â€" q NSUFADC@ ... ce e | Conting@ncies ... ... . E RROPMITE ...c2 coen ceusccee ceinnes ’\Expendetl on grounds ... ... ‘Interest and notes paid . to 06 DL #4 14 deal to you. Follow your doctor‘s advice and take Ayer‘s Cherry Pectoral. It Weak Lungs Merchants‘ Bank ... . Balance as per Merchants Savings Bank ... ..â€" â€" The Interesting Experience Catharines Man. The last Thursday of November was fixed upon as the date for the holdâ€" ing of the anp!_ml donation day. Had Sufiered for Twelve Years and Was Ultimately Cured Through the Advice of a Friend. "Twelve years ago," says Mr. Wm. Emery, of Welland avenue, St. Cathâ€" arines, "I was living in the town of Gananoque, and the physicians there told me I had beart disease. . From that time and up to four years ago I often had severe spells of the trouble. The least exertion would bring on violent~ palpitation, ~â€"andâ€"atâ€"â€"other times I would become dizzy, nervous and frightened and my heart would alâ€" most cease to beat. I became reducâ€" ed in fesh and insomnia followed. I ‘was hopeless of finding a cure for I had been treated by an experienced doctor, and had taken many advertisâ€". yod remedies without getting any ber |efit. One day a neighbor strongly adâ€" vised me to try Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills and acting on his advice I got a half dozen boxes. I soon found much relief through the use of the pills, and after continuing the treatâ€" ment for a couple of months I was again enjoying perfect health. I have not since had any return of the trouâ€" 18 ble and I feel safe in saying that the cure is a permanent one, and I can strongly advise the use of Dr. Wilâ€" liams‘ Pink Pills to all who suffer from similat tromuble.‘" The reportet can only add that Mr. Emery is well known is St. Catharines, is a promiâ€" nent worker in Methodist circles, and has the highest respect of all who know him. If you have any symptom of heart trouble, neuralgia, indigestion, rheuâ€" matism, anaemia or any of the numâ€" erous troubles caused by poor oT watâ€" ery blood, you will find new health and strength in a fair use of Dr. Wilâ€" liams‘ Pink Pills. Do not waste money or _ further endanger _ your health by the use of substitutesâ€"get lthc genuine pills with the fuil name, "Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills for Pale People‘‘ on the wrapper around _ the box. Sold by all medicine dealers of sent by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 y writing The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Cherry ?ectoral Total (Montreal letald.) La Presse may chanze its owners or its ~policy; Lt. Blair may â€" leave the Railway Commission or Stay in itâ€"the result will te all the same. No eleventh hour n‘ght attacks can save the Conservative party from deâ€" feat on the 3rd of November. No one should suffer a moment longâ€" or with Piles for Dr. Leonhardt‘s Hemâ€"Roid will cure any ca8a. A gusrantee of $1000.00 goes with scary package of the Hemâ€"Roid. No ‘matter whiat #ind you Lars Blind, Blecding. howul\bfnonfl, “‘n’,.u mlr:glm . » Leonâ€" hardv‘s Homâ€" enre amin \â€"adet y 6 MM 1t is â€" Ths le a atrong etatement surported by a thousand tes THE COUNTRY IS SAFT A WEAK HEART DONATION DAY THEY MEAN \T. for $11,001 05 245 45 159 71 190 48 378 38 44 89 50 00 1,850 80 10 50 231 52 1,275 52 209 34 243 43 81 60 180 17 481 77 of a St 2.031 28 332 12 145 45 1,037 44 1,000 00 SGea+) ecacesnsasa scacesse "Christy" Beet Topper P ETER HY M MEN ;. BERLIN â€" â€"â€" â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" ONTARIO_ The home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weil was the scene of a very interâ€" esting event Monday, 17th,inst., “bf’ their daughter Annie was united @n marriage to Mr. Norman Hostetler, of New Hamburg., The ceremony was performed at three o‘clock by Rev. Mr. Burn, of New Hamburg, in the presence of about 140 guests. While Miss Schaecfer, of California, cousin "@ C “v'“‘! The Mercantile Fire TINSURANCE COMPANYX. 5 The Proper Kind. In Price. BUBSCRIBED CAPITAL _ â€". â€" DEPOSIT WITH DOMINION GOV‘T of the bride, played Mendelssohn‘s wedding march, the bridal party enâ€" tered the prettily decorated parlor and took their places under an arch of Myrtle and Smilax in front of a bank of ferns. The bride was given away by her father. Miss Emma Weil, sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, while Mr. Walter Hostetâ€" All Policiss Gua ler assisted the groom. Little Susie Shantz made a dainty flower girl and ringâ€"bearer. â€" â€" After the ceremony was pfl'lormefll and ithe newly married couple had rcâ€" ceived the best wishes and congratuâ€" lations of their friends, all retired to th» din‘ng ropm, which was also niceâ€" ly decorated for the occasion, and did ample justice to the sumptuous repast } awaiting them. * ‘ The bride looked charming in a handsome white silk gown with duchâ€" ess lace trimmings. She wore a veil of sIk net, fastened with orange blosâ€" soms, and carried a shower boquet of white carnations. The bridesmaid alâ€" so looked pretty, dressed in white orâ€" gandie, and carried a bogquet of pink carnaticns. The bride‘s go ng away suit was of blue broadcloth, with cream brocaded silk waist, and hat of blue velvet with white plumes. The groom‘s gift to the bride was a ‘handâ€" some sable fur, to the bridesmaid a diamond crescent, and to the flower girl a peatrl brooch. The presents were numerous and costly, testifying to the esteem in which the young couple are held. _ _ _ ie C. E. POTTER. EUn ECmm Uo o sc Mr. and Mrs. Hostetler left on the 9.30 train for their honeymocn trip to Chicago, Indianapolis, St. Louis and other points. On their return they will take up their residence on his farm near New Hamburg. ‘The wedding took place on Wedtes« day at Préeston, of &lu H. Letsom, cldest daughter of lr.ndln.?‘l Letson, of that town, to Mr. A: Schrumm, of Doon. Rev. C. E. Stafâ€" t«o4 annductad tha ceremony. The bride was beautifolly attired in a gown of blue with white silk waist and hat to match and carried a boâ€" quet of white carnations. The bride‘s maid was Miss E. Letson, of Berlin, cousin of the. bride, who was Also dreszed in a suit of blue with white Iron Pipes, Fittings and Valves of every description and sizes, comprising the largest variety in town. Sold at close prices. Wire Fencing and all kinds of Hardware kept in stock or got on shortest notice. Now is the proper time to put in Plumbing and Heatiug. Will be pleased to give you an estimate. Eavetroughing and Tinwork a specialty. â€" PHONE 260. Imum_CONRAD BROS. DO YOU NEED BEET TOPPERS? Alire â€"Wright, Secrotary T. H. Hall, Inspectos. BUCKBERROUGH & CO., Agens, Waterloo. ‘Phone 48. HOSTETLERâ€"WE IT‘$ LIGHT. _ ITS BALANCED. IT‘S CHEAP. HEAD OFFICE â€" WATERLO SCHRUMMâ€"LJTSON s Guaranteed by the Loxpox & Lixciasmies Fim»s J# BURANCE COMPAWY with Assets of $16,306,638. 39 WE CAN CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH THE mony was performed arried couple had rcâ€" wishes and congratuâ€" riends, all retired to which was also niceâ€" the occasion, and did the sumptuous repast WwE HAVE ALSO . . SUGAR BEET FORKS $ Klippert Undortakinz Go.i Thmbg:“mfl"w.ol Cottom, Bilk: Jute or Mixed Goods in ene ‘bathâ€"they are the latest and most improved Dye in the world. ‘Try a package. All eclors. THE DOMINION LF HEAD OFFICE, WATERLOO, ONT.]) A «ending a aketch and j Em enaemeate Uone it andbook on m ho. Mn N oil y‘ conn A Uo. Abb4 he 440444 44 4444Â¥ Â¥4# young couple dro the five o‘clock t On their . retutn their residence it fowr ht MyNN £ Cc LASCHITIZK REXALL LAWHX MOWERS SCREEN DOORS ICE CREAM FREEIERS and other seasonable goods reduced in price. Give us a ca‘l and see our bargaing Gas and Coal Oil Stoves in great v. at prices that will lnm you. TRY US. C. Kumpf. Undertakers and Bmbalmers, Calls answored day and nigb t« Scientific HAmerican, _ An Endowment Policy Secures more New Business _ in Waterloo County than | any other company. â€" In a wellâ€"managed and popular Company such as The Dominion Life im pf. Thos. HiiHiard P. esident. Managing Direct Fred Halstead. Bupt. of Agencie®. Will Pay You Lhaill HOUSE HOLD $250,000.00 117,140 41 rain s n D Berlin and DYBS M