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For No. 1â€"clover and timothy seed ; 4o to S. (iingrich‘s, Waterloo. 1t Duering‘s home made sausages are delicious. * Trunks, suit cases and travelling bags cheap at A. Weseloh & Co.‘s. New Spring Empress Shoes for women; pric¢e >3 to $4 at A Weseloh »1& Co.‘s. * ~ Parties goins west should call at Weichel‘s hardware for prices on sup plies, f io R New Spring Slater Shoes for men; «* price 3.50 and $4 and $5 at A. Wesâ€" _ , eloh & Co.‘s. CR ts 5 ~WATERLOO â€"â€" ONT. $2000 : $1900 Ys1850 $1500 * $1100 ®: â€"over â€"2; 7 â€" puils‘s ~ Whataver the doctor orders ot suggests is wiat I specially try to supplyâ€"and succesd so well thas my s(ore is knowu as *Headquarters" for all Sick Room Goods. _ HOT WATER BOTTLES RUBBER ‘BAGS THROAT AaTO4IZER3 SYRING®S, ETC. Also 37 Lots in Hoifman‘s new Surâ€" vey, runaning if Park St. and Lots in all parts of th. Town for sale. Money to loiion ist class ‘pel ties at lowest râ€"«tzes of lnten--'..p' Pe EstaTe, Fixaxc1aLr & Ivs. B:okers. Devitt‘s Drug Store ROOO®D QOb¢PbpGqGGbqG oiGdbG§ Always buy Sherwin Willians when you paint. It‘s pure paint. @GGllp npip uid it â€" In a schedule curling game Thurs day afternoonâ€"Ed. Scagram defeated W. J. Sims, 15â€"13. A very enjoyable ball was held a1 the Harmonic Hall Tuesday evening. Ounly married people wete present. Twentyâ€"five packages herrings just artived this day at Hasenflug‘s. Pos sible ~the last obtainable. We ar also headquarters for frozen fish. The many friends of Mr. Peter Roo will be pleased to see bim arounc again after his recent illness. Wake up! You‘ll loose the: chance of your life by not buying our rubâ€" ber bargains. Page one. Ziegler‘s shoe house, Berlin. ~ Miss Salome Moogk has been given charge of the dressmaking, department at. Bricker & Co.‘s. The revival meetings which are beâ€" ing held in the Evangelical church at present â€"will be continued this week. They ate proving very successful. March! Yes, it‘s March to the letâ€" 1ef at our store. Winter shoes marâ€" ching out and spring shoes marching Anentertaimment ~will be given & the Berlin Orphanage on Friday even ing, March 10th, beginning at 7.45 sharp, 4o which the public is invited in. store. You cannot afford inissing the valâ€" ues offered in dinner sets if you are looking for a bargain. We have too many and it is your chance at Hasâ€" enflug‘s, _ _ goods all in. Suits, trousers or anyâ€" thing connected with gents‘ furnish ings made to order. ‘Goods soldâ€"by the yard if that be more convenieni to the buyer. J. Bruegeman. 31â€"28â€"2â€"i Save money by buying your clover and timothy seed at Hasenflug‘s Spe cial sale on for 10 â€"days,â€"duringâ€"which will be offered you at bargain prices The â€"deatlhâ€"took â€"place at~ Watetloo on Sunday afternoon ‘@t five o‘clock of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kaiser, aged 10 months and 13 days. The _ funcral _ took place from the residence on Tuesday afterâ€" Messrs. J. Schneidet and J, Matâ€" tell, hotel kerpers, of St. Clements, were fined $%20 and costs by Magisâ€" trate Weit atâ€" Watetloo Yor selling liquor during prohibited hours. . Mr Geo. Forwell, of Crosshill, was fin ed $3 and costs fot treeciving liquot during prohibited hours. The Waterlioo Free Library â€" Board held a mecting Saturday at which a number of plans for furnishing the new â€" library wote discussed. The meeting was postponed until the plan from a Preston company had been laid before them, when some definite atâ€" tion will likely be taken. los. placed at low»st rates and best J, Uffelmann‘s have again sccured the services of Miss Thompson, who was their head milliner some years ago, at this populat stote. _ Her many friends will be pleased to see her back again. _ Miss Perkins, of Lindsay, Imy engaged as head Avimmias . C Try some of Duering‘s Just Right For the Sick DEUISCIIE APOLHEKE RATHO‘S LST REAL ESTATE. Local News. ZLiegler‘s money _ saving . shoe property, must be sold at Wwill {mrchnn Brick Dwg. on Williain St., goo4 Câ€"ick Dwg. on Oburch St. suilable for two families. bays Brick Dwg. on West gile of Victoria 3t. Frame Dwg. on Wiillam best of repair. x Vrame Block King 8t :uitable for two swmal stores and d welling. Buys F:ia ue Dwg. on Young Bt. All convenâ€" iences. Brick dwe on corner of Erb and Victoria Streets furnace and building in travelling & Co.‘s. Shoes for A Weseloh â€" Mr. S. B.â€" Bricker, who has been "weasurer of the ‘Town of Watlertion WEEKLY MARKET. °* WANTEDâ€"Situation on a farm by a There was a good attendance of| YOURE BaADâ€" 'M"an““ both farmers and townspeople at the| TOl°&!aPh office. â€" regular Saturday market, although| waNTED(â€"â€" y compatent produce was not pientiful. Butter| gir}, wages. Apply to Mrs. sold at from 20 to 22¢ a lb., and| 4. J. Roos, Berlin. #â€"1t eggs have come down u:‘: doz. s A lithle fowl was offered, was | PRESENTATION. t oi en o Masatnee Toit Hocin aaike. on held evi * The masquerade ball given by the|"¢ciPient of a pair of beau cau Orpheus Singing and D‘[’mtig So |glass cases, presented by the memâ€" ciety in the Orpheus Hall, Monday |b¢rs as a slight token of their reâ€" evening, was a great success. ° There|SArd for faithful service.. A social was a big attendance and all enjoyed|°Y®=ing was skent by those present. themselves. _ Starnaman‘s orchestra furnished excellent music for the ocâ€"| MOCK PARLIAMENT, casion and contributed much to the}| The session of Mock Parliament enjoyment of the dancers. _R:.t t{::r :eloli.. and o:“ u:euAnundul. Eref mBIEIFHNE ird claise utonomy CARNIVAL Aa SUCCESS. Bill dealing with the separate school The last fancy dress carnival of the | question was up for discussion. Both season, held Thursday evening, was a|sides brought forth some good arguâ€" great success. _ ‘There was a good|®ents in support of ‘their various 10r nearly nine â€"years, has handed in ais resignation, same 10 take effect April lst. Mr. Bricker was appoint ed treasurer June 1st, 1896, â€" Hie reâ€" signed for purely business reasons, «unding that the work of the treasurâ€" «rship required more attention than we could properly give to it. Mr. sricker bas always discharged his duties faithfully and well and has ween a very cflicient treasurer. . It is cumored than Mr. Ford Kumpi ana Mr. J. M. Sscully are probable appliâ€" camts for the position. * A quict wedding took place Thursâ€" uay afternoon at the residence of th. late Mrs. Kalbflciscn, when the youn gest daughter, Miss KRegina, was marâ€" ried to Mr. Robert Kirschel, the foreâ€" man at the Bauernfreund printing of wce. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. A. Schultz, in the pres ence of only the immediate friends oi the family. The happy couple were the recipients of many handsome wedâ€" ding gifts. They will reside in War erloo. : * ~1.â€"H. Sehl, C. Ball, L. Berges, H. Martiny, C. Fischer, F. Rlahs, . La vourse, __C,. â€"Stroh, T. Raflerty, R. wobisch, I. Loreniz. ... f WATERLOO SEPARATE SCHOOL Roll of honor :â€" Sr. IV.â€"O,. Spiteig, E. Berges. Jr. 1V.â€"O. Sehl, 3. Bayer. Sr. 11 .â€"C. â€"Dietrich, ~C. Bauer, L Seyler, E.. Padden, J. Fischer, A uisbons, G. Brandt, A. McDonald, 1 Hartlicbl B. Raiterty, C, Ball. TOWN TREASURER RESIGNS. Jr. 111.â€"I. Gibbons, L. klahs, K Longo, W.â€"«Bauer, M. Schloesser, U. Brandt, M. Berges, L. Ragerty, °C Martiny,â€" M. Lauber, L. Meyer, A cummel, 1.. Sobisch, C, frimnmel, NX Weiastein, C. Hertlein, J. Woetstcin 11.â€"M. Meyer, W..â€" Dietrich, A Walz, . Mayes, G. Flynn, P. Scher cer, 1. L. Longo, C, B. Brandt, 3 waaden, M. Ranerty, A. Schereer, k «lyann, J. Bauer, W, Schlosser, i1 Weinstein, C. Rumig, ~R,. Huber, E seh1, J. Rafferty, L. Reinhart, R sobisch, E. Reidl, J. Schnarr, L Walz, J. Schlosser. KINDLYâ€" REMEMBERED. Mr. William Hendry, the former manager of the Mutual Life, was very plcasantly surprised by the agents or the company at his home Thursday iorenoon and presented with a beauâ€" ciful boquet of flowers, with the folâ€" 1owing address: â€" william Hendry, Esq., Berlin. _ My Dear Mr. Hendry,â€"These flowâ€" ers will fade, wither, and pass out of sight, but the pleasant remembrance of your association with the members of the Agency Staff of the Mutual uife of Canada will always remain with â€" them, fragrant and undimmed by ~time;as. long as. memory . endutes . We wish you, Mr. Hendry, on beâ€" balf of the agents of our company,â€" your companyâ€"a speedy recovery and many years to enjoy the satisfaction of watching the progress of the Muâ€" tual Life of Canada. Faithfully yours, . _ W. P. JONES, President, C. R. CLAPP, Secretary, General Agents‘ Association. _ Mr. Hendry, who has been unwell ior some time, appreciated their kind act very much, and expressed his warm . thanks in a few appropriate words. € ‘.\wuuu. LIFE ANNUAL MEETâ€" : ING. The â€" Mutual Life Assurance Comâ€" pany â€" of Canada held its apnual mevting at tne head ofhce, Thursday afternoon. The . reporis_submitted showed the company to be in a gratâ€" ifying conditioy in every respect. The most nuli(‘l'ah“ feature perhaps, of the business, was the abtiormally low @«cath rate, the lowest in the history of the company. This rate was even below that of the abstainers section, a very remarkable showing indeed. A steady gain was also made in the business of the company over that. of the pretious year, 1903, which will enable them to again add considerâ€" ably to the surplus, which is now the largest of any company whose report has been issued. Another point wor thy of note was the decrease in the expense in propottion to the. income. The four retiring directors were reâ€" clected, namely: Sir Wilftid Lautiet, UHon. M«. Justice Gatrow, Mr. A. Hoskins, K. €., and Mr. E. P. Cle ment, K. C. The officers, staf‘ and agents, and Manager Wegenast, who so ably directed their efforts, are to be congratulated on the splendid showing made by the company. TIALS. S F wi Fior the bist breakiast bucon "#WMldgy, * = = *~ 200 O"* 4 *‘ Just Right hams, try Duecring‘s. You‘ll think that something is the On Martch 6th, last Monday, the}imatter with our rubbers when you manufacturers advanced rubbers five! read the prices on page one, but there per cent. You wouldn‘t think so, il isn‘t, Liegler‘s money losing shoe you read Zieglet‘s ad, on page onte, store, At a meeting of the ladies of the Macabees held .Monday evening, Mrs. Truman Snyder was made the happy recipient of a pair of beautiful cut glass cases, presented by the memâ€" bers as a slight token of their reâ€" Four rinks of _ Waterloo curlers journeyed to Galt Tuesday evening and played friendly games with curlâ€" ers of that town. They were defcatâ€" ed by 31 shots. Following were the skips and scores, Waterloo Galt.. birthday." A most enjoyable evening was spent in games and songs, dainty refreshments also being served during the evening. Many beautiful birthday presents were received by the happy little hostess. Mr. S. Burkholder, of Marion, Kanâ€" sas, has been unanimously eletted to the office af County Attorney. for Marion County, which office cortesâ€" ponds to that held by Mr. W. H. Bowlby, of Berlin, in Waterloo Counâ€" ty. Mr. Burkbolder is an old Waterâ€" loo boy and his many friends here will be pleased to hear of his success. He was born in the northwest part of the town near John W. Schneider‘s home and moved with his father to Marion, Kansas, in 1873. SUCCESS OF OLD WATERLOO ‘Miss Gertic Ducring very pleasantly entertained a‘number of her friends io a birthday party Saturday evenâ€" ing, it being the occasion of her 15th Waterloo e _ Galt. F. Hughes...... .19 W.W.Wilkinson ...15 J.J.A.Weir... ...10 C. Knowles... ....15 E. P. Gower... 9 A. J. Oliver ......36 Wm. Hogg... .... 9 J. Porteus... ...... 32 WATERLOO CURLERS DEFEATâ€" PRESENTATION. The employes, to show their regret and as a slight evidence of the teâ€" gard in which they held him, presentâ€" ed Mr. Kreutzweiser with a beautiâ€" ful case and pipe on Saturday evenâ€" ing. Mr. Kreut¢weiser has not yet definitely decided what he will do. Mr. Geo. Hutchinson, of Sidney, N. S., has been engaged to fill the place thus left vacant. Mr. Aloyes Hopf, who resided on. Park St., died very suddenly Tuesday noon. HMe had not beenâ€"very well for some time, but seemed to be in his usual heaith that day. It appears hb was reading a newspaper when he suddenly lell ill and in a few minutes expired. Decéased was employed by Mr. A. Bauer as night watchman for the past few years. fle worked at various places previous to this. He was 65 years, 9 months and 1 day old.â€" Five sons, two of whom are away from home, and one daughter, are ~left to mourn his untimely death. His wile died some years ago. Mr. John Kreutzweiser, who has been in the employ of _ Mr. (Clias. Kreutziger forâ€"the past fourteen years, twelve of which he served as foreman at the latter‘sâ€" planing mill, has severed his connection with the DEATH OF ALOYES HOPF The funeral will take place from his late residence on Park street Thursâ€" day morning at 9 o‘clock to the Româ€" an Catholic church for. service. The game between the Royal Canâ€" adians and Insurance tcams Tuesday evening is not calculated fo ‘inspire much enthusiasm in the game. The ice was soft and prevented much comâ€" bination work. The Insurance team by no means won the game on their merits and should have been beaten. The score at the close was 4â€"3 in favor of the Insurance men. It now temains to be seen whether the cletks will play off the tie for the trophy. "Kccording to their view of the mat ter the trophy is alfready theirs, they claiming that the game won from them by the upholsterers should [not be counted, because they dropped out of the league. Others dispute . this ruling. _ At any rate, it remains . to be proven which is right, and if the Clerks can furnish satisfactory eviâ€" INSURANCE TEAM WON they certainly are â€" entitled â€"to the trophy. They are at least confident that they can defeat the Insurance team anyway. The game was won by a fluke and _ thereforo the trophy should rightly go to the Clerks The new license commissioners for the north riding of _ Waterloo have it is reported been appointed. They are : Louis Kochler=â€"Waterloo T‘p. ~Johnn Letterâ€"Waterloo Town. Fred. Moyerâ€"Woolwich T‘p. NEW LICENSE COMMISSIONERS Saturday is your last chance for several years to buy winter shoes and rubbers at the prices we now adverâ€" tise them on page one. _ Ziegler‘s is the spot. * It is better to have coals of fire heaped upon your head than to have ::In's blown in your face on a windy ie _ â€" 47 =: Opring Trade 18 SCHONDELMAYER‘S BARCAIN SALE. Of @in:er Foot Wear starts Friday Fob. 3:d, 1905 on such as Felt Boots, Lumbermen‘s Socks and Rubbers, Overshoes, Shoes, and all lines of winter goods. Here wegive you a few of our many bargaics which are lower than you can buzsithem for wholesale. 4 Mrs. Specker, of Waterloo, spent Wednesday in Elmira. ; Miss Alice Cork spent Saturday in Toronto. ' Mr.. Walter B. Wells, of Toronto, spent Sunday at his home here.â€" Miss Falk, of North Easthope, is visiting friends in Waterloo. Dr. , Hofiman, of Detroit, visited friends in Waterloo Sunday and Monâ€" day. â€" Mr. A. Wood, of the Chronicleâ€"Teleâ€" graph staff, is spending some time at his home in Dunnville. Mr. Wm. Lismer, of Harriston, . is spending some time in Waterloo. Miss Pearl M. Baker, of Picton, was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cork over Sunday. . Mr.© G. Ernest Cork of Toronto spent Sunday at his home in Waterâ€" loo. % Mr. Cranson Hilborn, of New Dunâ€" dee, spent Sunday and Monday with Waterloo friends. Mr. Henry Hahn is spending some time in Mildmay. SS Miss Maud Engelter, of Heidelberg, spent a few . days with her sister, Miss Aleda Wahl, of St. Jacobs, spent the past week with relatives and friends in Waterloo. Miss Maggie McDougall leaves Monâ€" WHay for Buffalo after attending the wedding of her sister, Miss Elizabeth McDougall. Mr. Oliver Scheifele called on Watâ€" erloo friends on Friday. Mrs. J. Schondelmayer, Mrs. George Weber and Mrs. Jacob Stacbler, who have been visiting in Berlin and vicinity left for their bome in Elkton, Mich., _ conesday. Mr. Henry Becker, of â€" Califotnia, formerly of Waterloo, . is renewing acquaintances in town. HMe says eyâ€" erything is in full â€"bloomâ€" in that counâ€" iry at present. has accepted a good position furniture factory of that town. 100. Mr. Homer Zick left Wednesday morning for Bracebridge, where he Mr. C. W. Wells left Wednesday for California to join his family. He will be absent about six weeks. Mr. Andrew Mcintyre spent a week or more at the home of his son, â€"Mr. Robert Mcintyre, Toronto. . Mr. ‘Alf. Henrich left Monday en route for the West, after a few â€" J. Uffelmann. Personal and Social Complete in all Departmonts â€"J. UFFELMANN JOHN SCHONDELMAYERS Cash Shoe Store Meou‘s $1.75 felt split leather foxed at....;.................. $1. Men‘s 2.25 folt oil grain fored at.......................... 1. Ladies‘ 1 50 Dongola wool lined at.......................... 1. Ladies‘ 1 50 Box Calf wool lined at........................} 1. Ladies 1.50 Box Calf wool lined at ........................ 1. Misses‘ 1 85 Button Overehoes at................. ...l..... 1: 20 pair Men‘s $2.00 box caif shoes all siz«s from 6 to 11 at.... 1. A lot of men‘s 1.25 buft lace shoes at........................ 1. If you want the best shoer, latest styles, at‘ lowest prices. Call at Opposite Zimmerman House, Waterloo, Ont. _ pOERSAM Agent, 'Yoirfladtomberm forever? 1f you do, make |otlmlmtofn +. #5% s _ Prices $1.50 to $10,. Let us put one aside for you. These }'".tl‘l?mam-' ut im , We warra them as well as the maker, Do Want All Ready For The his home in Water , last week. in Specialties Our Porkâ€"Sausages are sublime, Liverâ€"Saueago and Head Cheese just as fiae, _ T 3 Oar Bologtas are in the ring, And for breakfast our Wieners are the proper thing, 3 For luzcheon our Summerâ€"Sausage you‘il never slight, And for quick meals remember our Broak fast Bacon and Hams, JUST RIGET. H. B. DUERING Change of The undersigned baving boight the stock . f Raymo Bros., Waterico, begs to ann»unce to the pablic that be inâ€" tends kosping an upâ€"!o date Bookâ€" store. â€"Inaddition to the usual stock of Books, Stationery, Loather and Fancy Goods, etc., he has also ready for iospection a large supply of fine Wall Papers for the Spring trade at lowest possible prises. Everybedy inâ€" vived to call and sce aamples. The above named John Schickler has made an uul%nmem to me under | the provisions of Chap. 147 R. 8. O. 1897. A mntini of the Creditors of the said John Schickler will be held at the office of Messrs.â€"McBride & Flintoft, Solicitors, Waterloo, on Monday, March 13th, 1905, mt the hour of 1 p. m., for the appointâ€" ment of inspectors and ‘the g'hln% of diâ€" rections for the disposal of the estate. Creditors having claims against the IN THE MATTER OF JOHN SCHICKâ€" LER,. OF THE TOWNSHIP _ OF WELâ€" .LESLEY, _IN THE coUNTY _ OoF WATERLOO, â€"FARMER, 4NSOLYENT fore. "v'.‘:'al:?“é?'-n'é’n -lln“;?l'r%mu;d' after the 27th -r of March, 1905, 1 will proceed to distribute the assets of said estate among the parties thereto, h-vln’ regard ofly to the claims of which have then received notice. ARTHUR B. McBRIDE,, Assignee. Dated at Waterloo this 27th day of ;‘:bru.ry. A. D. 1905. Careful with Your Watch? No wonder the possessor of afood. watch is carefol into whose hands he leaves it for repair, when it fails to work. Many a fd watch is left in bud hands, and apoiled by incomâ€" petent or careless repairing. Does your watch need attention ?! Don‘t run the risk of having it s; oiled. We do thorough watch rapairing. id esti Geo. Cork ASSIGNEE‘S NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 7\ King St. South, Waterico. ma, verifed Watchmaker and Jeoweler, imas Bioox â€"â€" WATERLOO Successo>r to Raymo R oe., ate are esesvsesssseees PL00 va***isÂ¥see++s‘ "hOU ssartcerricers eP assertrrecerss JhQD ir+Â¥aritesress ld srierse «zseqe@s A:dQ i 6 to 11 at.... ~1.50 ivrexsenessrs_ k00 roprietorship ted to file the same Affldaviton _ of _ _beâ€" $1.00 A Grand Exhibit of Spring Goods Withont a word of exaxgoration :shey are the Ancest collection ever put before the buying public of B slin and vicicity. ‘The British Isles as well as three Enropean countries are well represec*»d, while Uncle Sam has also conâ€" tibured freely in Millinery and Wash Fabrics. & f Thousands f dollare worth of choice imported Merchandise that have passed ccstoms F.iday last hare bsen opoxred out and are ready for inspection. IN THEDRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. The assortment that greots yon here, is an extersive on«, and pot alone that, the Collorings, Weaves, Patterns are all a nerfect delight. HIGA CLAS8 BLACK®. _ We show yon on Siturday morning a magniâ€" fic nt range of Voiles, Graduvaxd Embroidered Voiles. Silk Eline, fine French Broad Cloths, Scdans, Barathsas, Jacquar:l, Natta®, Mobairs and Secilian. , _ IN TBE WASH FARRIC DEPARTMENT. No lady. in Waterlow County should miss this grand opporttnity of seeiag the many pretty and dainty Wash Goods thas we are showing for Spring and Summer 1906. Evm!.hing "‘“. be ghpz‘-,nd avrd an juapsction by you while in Berlin, ‘This line comes in Black, White, Champague and Brown, with a fine exbroidered pattern worked in self color. ‘This line we retail at........ 360 fore. > Special mentien of a few might aid in making thhmofi.tlltnfi « COTTON TAFFATTA CLOTHS. _A grand imitation of Taffatts only in Cotton, the Weaves, Dosigns sad Patterns show up remarkably well and can bard‘y be deected from a wash Silk. Paiterns with smail chooks mll.& fangy dots and firwere, plair p.ttorns with polka dots, in all popular O Olseecces cese ns nree es nsc stmnes n es nesrscens ssccsscsccns ccasrees 400 LBSUHHER ZLEPBYRS. A very smart and serviceable material for young glrzl"): sprirg and rammer dressca, comes in both checks and stripes at 15¢ and 20c. > EMBROIDERED MOUSSELINE. <â€" Another good attempt to make Cotton as Silk, with its sheoer yet even weave acd boautifal colorings. _ _ Many other lines are opened out that will attract your attention, and make you wish you were loaded with money and buy some of each kind. will be greatly appreciated..â€"Weâ€"considerâ€"the BERLIN GUELPH OWEN SOUND $7o csO Ielwes doaigne sot the aomieietie piode, ao rind in Travelling Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks PARTICULAR PROPLE ; _Are not so easy to suit, T § but they know what they reâ€" x quire;:and ~when they * â€"â€" â€" â€"â€"_ ~Mâ€"JIC iess . k they always g:t the best. Call on us if you are in need of: anything in this lmme which ruos in price from 1.00â€" to $1250 for Travelling Bags, 2.25 to $11 00 for Sait Cases and 1.50 to $35.00 for Trunks. Crockery received up to Wednesday, March 15, for the erection of an addition to the New Hamburg Public School. Plans and specifications can <be seen at the office of the undersigned, or Mr. Chas. Knechtel, architect, Berlin. The lowest or any tender not necesâ€" sarily accepted. The and most successful cunmu Shorthand school in Western Ontario. Our courses are 3 toâ€"date and practical. . Leadin » leges in Canada and the United &uu employ our graduates as teachers. Write for free catalogue. You may enter at any time. 7. and Fancy China New Hamburg, Feb. 13, 1905 GEO. HASENFLUG Sgle_ local agelilil‘ fgr Crossett Shoes. We do l,he.gss_u-_t gu; ".'Pfid." Tenders Wanted . Executor‘s Sale â€" HFhone 3i# G. B. RYAN & C0., G. B. RYAN & CO. some of our prices. w : A FAMOUS SCHOOL. ELLIOTT & MeLACHLAN, IEnEIAX CUELTIC STRATFORD, ONT. largest and most succeesful ZICK‘S SHOE HOME J. ERNST, Sec.â€"Treas E have too much stock in the better grades of fancy Dinner and Tea Sets, also in fancy China SATURDAY MORNING and in order to reduce by some thousands of dolâ€" lars we v ill give you substantial discounts. City Grocery and China Hall. 216â€"1td2tw PURCHASE Will | . Saturday, March 25thâ€"1905,â€" THERE Will be so‘d by Public Auction on Kalbfieiâ€"ob: 8 rooms, with brick kitchen and garret, town and .m".".s".'i"nf?-‘a”mn. yesek welh A 1} STORY BRICK HOUSE Sucge enough Arevererpenen ow sked tion with '&:wf:' ;mm sower drainage, cistern and good well. ~ TEKRM3:â€"10 cent. cash sale Balanos in m“p;:. es Sad :’ ANNIE C. BIKETH, K \“l‘lx. CH KALB J WiBIHE AAAIHBLe ht ) Exceiors J08. MICKUS; Auctionesr, Waterloo, Ysb 28th, 1905. APPLICATIONS AND 10â€"4t WATERLOO. around and get