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fi;tl; Camphor Balls Moth Bags : Chloride of Lime Zencieum Carbolic Acid : WATERLOO â€"â€" ONT. $2700 ;(;u $2400 , Devitt‘s Drug Store $ 2200 is and Fictoria $2000 fim." dwelling. $1850 METPY $1800 By%.w $1700 Sa:slys $1G.00 ism ! ;.\llen St $1500 Ricuct $1300 Is"t d Sl.l.eels, $1100] duss,‘s $ l 000 g'ln.ame D; st.(.vres anc $1000 K. EstATE, Firxaxctat & [xs. Buoxers * stores and dwelling. 1000 Will purchase Brick Dwg, on William St.. goed pioperty, must be sold at unce. Aleo 37 Lots in Hoffman‘s new Surâ€" vey, ruaning ff Park St. and Lois in all parts of the Town for sale. <«Ins. placed at lowest rates aud best protections. Money to I oan on ist class properâ€" ties at lowest rates of Interest. _ _ @6000 ie pbqiqdppind puppQ Services were held in the Lutheran church Thursday morning, Ascension Day. > ". § $ Mr. J. E. Seagtam won three races, worth $3,200 at the Woodbinc, Toronâ€" to, Thursday. GiGGialy dvindnipdndndiedndiedieats deitriteiincs ~ Girl‘s chocolate strap slippers, sewâ€" ed soles, spring hceels, all sizes from 11 to 3, at $1. Zick‘s Shoe Home. The new ticket _ office for the park has been completed. _ It is on _ the left side of the park entrance. A celebration will te hbeld in Waterâ€" loo on July ist undet .the auspiâ€"cs of the Waterloco Musical Society." There was a good market Saturday morning..__Butterâ€"soldâ€" atâ€"18â€"to â€"2(e a lb., and eggs at 14 to 15¢ a doz. John St., from King to Park, is at present being much~ improved, and a cement sidewalk laid on either side. Don‘t fail ~¢o take advantage of Wildfang‘s big hat and clothing sale on Saturday. Sce advertisement on page 8. A large number from Watcrloo . atâ€" tended the bazaar at Berlin Tuesday evening. Joseph Schoene, a farmer living ncar Josephsburg, and his mother, were up before Magistrate Weir at Watcrloo Saturday morning on a charge of usâ€" ing abusive language. They were cach fined $1 and costs. In reference to the W.M.S. Band at Woodbine the Globe has the followâ€" ing â€"Saturday‘s mustc was furnished by the band of the Watcrloo Musical Society, a body of fine instrumentalâ€" ists, and was very much enjoyed. industry in the form of a glove factâ€" NEW JINXDUSTRY FOR WATERLOO. pany are _ Mr. John Schondelmayer, the King St. shocman, and Mr. Nor-] man Engelter of Toronte. The comâ€" pany will be known â€" as the Watcrloo tilove ‘Manufacturing â€" Co ,_ and will manulacture _ gloves, mitters~_ and gauntlets. _ a specialty being made cf the lattor two articles. _ Operations will be comnm,enced next weck, when the.company expect fo get out â€" samâ€" ples. _ Mr. Engelter has bad wide exâ€" perience in the manufacture of these articles and success should atterd the undet taking. * ® Mr. F. W. Wegenast, who for the past two and a half years has _ heea leader of the . choir of _ the â€" Certral Methodist Church, has tendered . las resignation: to the Board of Trustces, the same to take efect _ in two monuths. His plans for the future ate as vet undecided, but it is hoped hy the musicâ€"loving public of this city that he will not sever his connection with musical circles in Woodstock. He has done much in the interests . of the higher class ol music here, . and has enjoyed a large measure of sucâ€" eess in his work, the music at . the Central Church being of the highest standard. â€" Woodstock â€" Sentinelâ€"Reâ€" MR WEGENAST RESIGNS For cii;l;nlectin; sick room, batb, ctc Remember Zick‘s Shoe Home BEASONABLE GOODS AT i';tpn:uvin( Furs and Woolets For disinfecting cellare, cte. DEUTSCHE APOTHCKE RAYMO‘S LIST REAL ESTATE. Local News. RAYMO BROS., ) Erb and Victoria streels furpace and building in best of repair. â€" } Frame Block King St suitable for a store and dwelling. _ . Buys Brick Dwg. on West side of Victuria St. Buys gool brick dwellâ€" ing on Wiliam S t. Brick Dwelling on North side of Yonge Street. ) Frame Dwelling and 2 lats on corner of Park Allen Streets. Brick Dwg: on Church St. suitable for two faniilies. Frame Awelling on co ner of Mary. and Unio Etreets, f Brick 6 roomed house on all conveniences, King St. Beilin, near huspital. ' Buys Frame Dwg. on Young St. All convenâ€" iences. , Brick dwg on corner of Fiame Dwg. on Wiillam St. â€"ment Block Dwelling, â€"OFâ€" MAY READING. A total of 1068 books were tahen out of â€" the Waterloo Free Library during the month of May. â€" The classification is as follows : HBistory 70, Biography 3, Travels and Advenâ€" tures 236, â€" Scien(e 13, Poetry 13, Miscellancous 388, Fiction 323, Perâ€" jodicals. â€" A deputation consisting of. Messts. W. H. Riddel!, J. B. Hughes and L. Graybill, waited on the Council of the Township of Wellestey at Crosshill on Monday with a view to inducingAthe Township to grant id to the Berlinâ€" Wateripo Hospital. The deputation was given an attentive hearing . and the prospects are favorable that â€"a grant will be made. TRANSFERRED TO BERLIN Mr. F. M. Gibson, who has been acâ€" countant at the Bank of Commerce in Waterioo for over a year and a half, has been transferred _ to the Berlin branch and will â€" shortly assume his new dutics. . The remosal of Mr. Gibson is in the nature of a promoâ€" tion, and his many friends in Waterâ€" loo will be pleased to hear of his sucâ€" cess. Mr. Kennedy, of / the Berlin branch, comes to Waterioo to fill the position made vacant. The Waterloo Town Council, at _ a meeting beld Thursday. morning, passâ€" ed a resolution _ strongly condemning the GCTâ€"R. for tearing up Erb street for the purpose of moting iheir track, without the permission of the Board of Works or the Town C€ouncil, _ and ratified the Action of the Mayor in causing an injunction to be issued reâ€" straining said company from coutinuâ€" ing the work. ‘The necessary steps are also to be taken by the town soâ€" licitors to have the injunction continâ€" ued. Ei The band concert given in the Waâ€" terloo Park Friday evening by <the W.M.S. Band was a decided succtss.' and despite the rather cool weather a ‘ big crowd turned out. The program rendered by the band was excellent, and fully up to the usual high standâ€" ard of music played. The cornet :;nlul by Mr. W. S. Sheppard, who has but ‘ recently returned. trom Cornwall, \\-;-.si well executed and ~given with much skill. The dificrent numbers of _ the program were well Teccived. Drawing for the six prizes gi\'rn}way was held at the close. AID FOR HOSPITAL On Saturday the band of the Waâ€" tertlo6 Musical Society," of Waterloo, aiter playing at the Woodbine,. went up 10 the._Angloâ€"Amerieanâ€"Ensurance Company‘s. office at 61â€"85 Adelaide strectâ€"cast, and serenaded Mr. W. A. Raymo, a former._ member of the orâ€" ganization. After playing several . seâ€" lections, Mr. : A. Dean, manager of the company, tcok the band and friends down to the King Edward and treated them for their kindress in serâ€" chading an empgoye. The band is one of the two in Canada that is run in connection with a | musical organizaâ€" ‘Iion. and has been in c.\'ist'('n_cc for 27 vears.â€"Toronto Star. â€" SERENADED BY BAND COUNCIL AND G.TR FIRST PARK BAND CONCERT â€" The semiâ€"annual ‘business meeting of the Young Peoples‘ Alliance of _ the Evangelical Church was hold Monday evening. There was a good attendâ€" arce. The reports presented from the different departments were very satâ€" isfactory, including the Treasurer‘s reâ€" port; which showed a gratifying balâ€" ance on hand. The election of officers resulted as follows :â€" , Presidentâ€"Miss Bertie Wagner. Viceâ€"Pres.â€"Miss Carric Millgartnor. . Secretaryâ€"Edward Wegenast. Treasurerâ€"Levi Bruegeman. Organistâ€"Miss Rebecca â€"Kaatz. Asst. Organistâ€"Miss Pearl Hamel. Choristerâ€"Miss Ida Wegenast. ‘Junior Supt.â€"Miss Emma Kaatz. Asst. Supt.â€"Miss Henrietta <â€" Urâ€" stadt. ELECTION OF OFFICERS Auditorsâ€"Miss Ida Wegenast â€" and Fred. Perchbacher. A meeting of the retail merchants of Watcrloo was held in the Town HMall *Tuesday evening for the purpose of organizing an association in Watâ€" erloo. Those present were : Messts. J. Ufelmann, 6. H. Zick, E. Strasâ€" ser,. Geo. Cork, _ Wm. MHaus, Chas. Staufier, Dd. Schmidt, J. K. Shinn, E. J. Roos, CUyrus Kraft, _ J. Doerâ€" sam, A. Werlenhammer, A. E. Devâ€" itt, J. C. Liphardt, H. Lorenz. Mtr. Sol. Brubacher, of Berlin, . orâ€" panizer â€" for Western ° Ontario, _ was present and gave an interesting _ adâ€" «dressâ€"onw the aims and objects of a ree tail metchants assoctatton. ‘Fhe elecâ€" tion of officers resulted as follows :â€" RETAIL MERCHANTS MEET. 2nd Viceâ€"Ptcs.â€"Geo. Cork. Treasuterâ€"LE. J. Roos. Secretaryâ€"B. TL Zack. Auditorsâ€"8. B. Bricker, \. Weidenâ€" harmmer. g Prtogramme Committecâ€"The Presiâ€" dent, Secretary, and Mesars. 3. Doctâ€" samy 4: â€"Kâ€"â€"Niimâ€"andâ€"â€"Etrassorâ€"â€" At a mroting of the Confederstion of Zion â€"Lutheran Clftarch, of Stratâ€" ford. held for the purpose of appointâ€" ivg a new pastor to succeed the Rev. Regular: meetings will be first Wednesday . in each n special mecting will be held nesday. A. N. Frey, resigned, it was decided to ask the Canadian ®ynod of . the Lutheran Church to recommend a pasâ€" tor. This is an entitely now departâ€" ure, as formeriy the Church was unâ€" der the jurisdiction of â€" the Missouri Synod. See Zick‘s Shoe Home window for a complete range of tan stockings. Among those who passed the third vyeat â€" examination in the faculty of metlicine at Toronto â€" University _ is Henry Huchnergard, of Berlin. R.H Ruby, of New Hamburg, will try supâ€" plementary examinations in medicine. Tan Stockings., Zick‘s ® Pressdentâ€"J * U ficimann. _ Ist Viceâ€"Pres.â€"W. .. Weichel ; Among those who personally conâ€" gratulated Bandmaster Philp on the excellent playing of the band was Dr. i()rr, managet of the Toronto Exposiâ€" tion. Mr. 0. Keefe, senior, of Hamilâ€" ton, was also loud in his praises . ef the band. What was very gratifying was the presentation to Mr. W. Philp for the Musical Society of _ twenty ldnll.‘lrs by an exâ€"Mâ€"P., who took this | practical way of showing his appreciaâ€" tion of the Waterloo Band. The ladâ€" ies in the _vyicinity of the band exâ€" pressed _ their pleasure by personal messagesâ€"Aoâ€"the boysâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Will Build fenance..l.. ‘...... > Capital account...... A. K. Roesch...l.. .. ht: Devitt..... ...... M. Weiche] & Son. Chas. Kreutiiger .. Chas. .Hachnel...... P.â€"H. Rogs...... ..... W,Hogg.....=.s.. .. C. Huchnergard...... G.TR., April acc‘t Town Council Grants Request of Public Schsol Board Re Sidewalks â€"Many Minor Matters Dealt With at June Meeting The School Board protested against the condition of sidewalks on Water and King streets. If «@ petition is not received within afew days for a ceâ€" ment walk, the Council will proceed to put down a board walk. The conâ€" dition of these streets, especially waâ€" ter street, is such that the need of a new sidewalk is imperative, and the Council thought ,that a sidewalk . of some kind ought to be put down imâ€" mediately, tluncep & The following accounts were passâ€" ed :â€" f W. Snider, Hight.. <.. .s [..$ ©209.09 A. Weidenhammer, gas, main. The Waterloo Town Council met in montgly _ session _ Monday | exeti«g. Mayor Uffelmann occupied the chair, with Messrs. Ovens, Staufier, Grayâ€" bill, Weidenhammer and Muclier presâ€" ent. There was quite a grist of busâ€" iness to be disposed of. * Mr. C. HMuchnergard appeared before the Council in reference to arrears of taxes on the Canadian Woolien Mills property. The treasurer was instructâ€" ed to send statement of same to the Dominion Bank. Mr. Justus Hofiman requested the (Council to open Young street across Peppler street towards the creek. Reâ€" quest was laid over for consideration. Chas. Hachnel...... ...... \.{...._.. 6.09 | P.OHE. ROGSâ€".22 csnls 2e au i oegee (< ic 100 W, Hogg..sâ€":= .34 L.2 avicills 8.00 C. HMuchnergatrd. ....:.....; _...... 6.00 G:Tâ€"At:;; Aptif ACCT.:.... ......... 14,30 _ Peltâ€"Trrâ€"C0..3."...:.. .. nls.. 13.35 J. Ufelmann, road list.........â€"545.93 treo."C. Peppler.."... â€"............. . . 19,00 Ed. Dermul, sewetr.:.0 ... ... 38.10 H. Heer, Sewer......>...2.0.........~+â€" 26.05 Road grant to. Amos Weber. _ 15.00 Ed. Dermul; balapnce 1904...... _ 378.00 Ed. Dermuly sidewalk...... ...... _ 793.88 Water Com., balance... ... ... 6,883.02 The Council adjourned to meet again en Friday evening to finish the busiâ€" ness of the June, mecting, which was not concluded>~~ Mr. Ammon Merner requested _ the Council to build a cellar drain, as the sewer on Caroline strcet was too high for drainage _ purposes. The matter was laid over till next meeting. A petifion was received fot a cideâ€" walk between John St. and Berlin boundary, and it will be considered at a later mecting. _ A petition was also received for a sidewalk on east side of Albert St. from Church street to the end of Mr. Abs. Merner‘s property. â€"The petition was granted, Councilâ€"to fix location of walk. * Mr. Henry Mueller requested Counâ€" cil to open a street to his lot off Wilâ€" liam streets. Referred ta Board of Works. _ a The third annual excursion to Torâ€" onto under the auspices of the Waterâ€" loo Musical Sociecty was a fine sucâ€" cess. There were atout 200 excursionâ€" ists, and all seemed to have had an enjoyableâ€" day‘s outing. The weather could not have been finer, and _ this also helped to make the excursion a pleasant one. It was the last day of the O.J.C. races,; and the excursion afforded an opportunity for attending them... The expressions of approval of the band‘sâ€" execlient playing were many and highly flattering, and should be a source â€"ofâ€"gratification to the band boys and thcit leader. Some present expressed 1t as their opinion that the playing of the W.M.S. Band was superior to any band which had visited the Woodbine during the races. The success of the excursion ought to be a source of satisfaction to those who had the arrangements in hand. Waterioo Band Delighted anm Immense Gatherâ€" ing at The Woodbine. Mrs. Hatry Glinz, of Uettroit, who has been visiting .at the home of her parents for someâ€" timeâ€"past, returned T Mr. M. Baprett, of the Bank of Comâ€" merce staff, is spending two weaks at his home in Amberstburg. Mr. Ross,of the Bank of Commerce, Chatham, is spending several days with friends in town. Mr.: and Mrs. Addison Eby, Grand Rapids,â€" Mich., are visiting at the home of Mrs. V ~Herrtes, Wiliam 8St.. for a week or ten days. Nr. (Guy Docring of Windsor Is visâ€" iting at his home here. PERSINAL AND SOCIAL. s Bortic Ernst, of New Hamburg, the snest of Miss Rebrcea Kaatz New Sidewalk in Toronto 218.68 2,198.98 26 1.10 1.12 ~The baâ€"t game at Westside Parkâ€"on Saturday ~ afternoon â€" between the Scotch Greys, of Berlin, and the Waâ€" terloo nine was a good exhibition of bascball. The game throughout yas very close, nceither team having much advantage. The defeat of the Berlin tcam may be credited Jargely to the pitching of Bechtel, of Waterloo, who allowed only thrce hits, and to the fact that Waterloo secured their hits when they meant runs. | Bechtel had four strikeâ€"outs to his credit, while Cochrane, . the visiting pitcher, had six. f | Rathman, of Berlin, made a satisâ€" factory umpire. ‘‘ The following is the tabulated score: Shoes for Ladies Shoes for Gents Shoes for Girlis Shoes for Boys and Shoes for Babies. SPECIAL BARGAINS We are ready to shoe you. We havs Tan, Chocolate, Black, Canvas Tenpte, high and low Shces in quality style and price. Wo aie sccond to nore. Yours for Beést Shoes at Lowest Prices Shoes Shoes Shoes _ For Everybody Waterloo secured gheir three runsâ€"in the second innings. on a _ single by Shinn and a twoâ€"bagget by Schlocsâ€" ser, while Berlin obtaintd their two uns in the 4th innings, principally by errorsâ€" on the part of Watérloo, _ alâ€" though they secured one hit in this inâ€" nings. Waterloo Won Defeated Scotch Greys by the Close Score of 3 Runs to 2. V. Cochrane, 3. b., Schell, 1 b., Ellis, c., 4 Fisher, 14â€" Wismer, rd., Rosckat, 3 b., Brinkert, ss., G. Cochrane, ¢.4., M. Cochrane, p., ‘The ball game betweea the Mutual Life and the St. Jerome‘s College team, of Berlin, at Westsrde Park on Thursday affernoon proved ver> inâ€" Acresting and was witnessed _by.Afair sized crowd. . Contrary | to> espectaâ€" tions, the _ Mutual _ Life: ieam held down their opponents and succecded in defeating the college uoys ty a score of 4â€"3." Six innings were mMayâ€" ed, and some good pliys were made by both teams. Schmidt, in the hox Mickus, c., Bechtel, p., Glciscer, ss., Young, 1 b., Bauer, 2 b., Mergenrocder, 1.4., Shinn, 3 b., Schtosser, T.f., Mcintyre, ¢4., Batteries : and Voulker,; Lameclin and good game, as did _ also the Berlin pitcher, although both were tao lib= eral <with passes. _ The . Mutual Life team, with more practice, can make it interesting for some of the. teams in the Twinâ€"City League. % MUTUAL LIFE WON is prohibited. _ Owners of dogs chasing any of the horkes will be prosccuted. Heavy damaze can casily be done eâ€"pecially by dogs gu;iqm and their foale. | â€"3b NOTICE is hereby given that all treepassing on the farm of TRESPASSINCG. JOHN SCHONDELMAYER J. E. SEACRAM Opposite Zimmerman House, Waterloo, Ont. jmicomEMfaomms Millinery, Dress Goods and Silks, Rosiery, Gloves, Whiteâ€" wear, Underwear, Parasols, Umbrelias, Prints, Ginghams, Muslins, Satteens, Men‘s and Boys‘ Clothing, Carpets and Lace Curtains. Scotch Greys Mutual _ Lifeâ€"Schmidt St. Jetome‘s Collegeâ€" Kuntz. Waterloo At Baseball This Week R. H. E Just to Remind You That Is the pl: choicest s DUERING‘S $7000 For Sale: No. 21887 â€" 187 acres in the Tp. of Dumifiies, County of _Waterl30,â€"153â€" acres ceared, soil _clayâ€"laam,â€"good building«, 4 mile to schco‘, 4 miles to Galt, price $70€0,00, Homeâ€"made Sausages Just Right Hams Breakfast Bacon and Meats The Bands That Bind. , good orchard and â€"buildings,~3â€"4 mi1 > The ENGAGEMENT RING and the WEDDING RING always go toâ€" gether. Butthis is the Season of the Wedding Ring June is th« MONTIH of WEDDINGS and our steck of Wedding Rings is the largeet at this time ot ihe year $6200 For Sile: No. 248â€" 100 acres in the Tp. of Weltestey 92 acres cl ared, clay lorm soil, gravelly subsoil, 3 good . wells. to school, 6 miles to Newtn R. R, Staticn, price $6200 00. For Sate: . No. 3003â€"115 acres, heanâ€" tifully located, main road, modern, equipments, firet class cultivation, } mile to school, 3 miles to Berlin, price right. Mr. C. B. Eckel, of Pembroke,. 4th. year medical student â€" at Toronto, and who has just passed his examinâ€" ations, is visiting his brother, _ Dr. t‘*‘.oc'l’tel and othér friends in . Waterâ€" CENTRAL BLOCK, WATERLOO. If you want to buy a Farm in any County in Ontario send for our list of over 1200 farms for sale or exchange. We sold nearly two willion dollars worth of property last year. We have nearly 20 agents in different parts of Ontmio assisting us in selling and excharging Real Estate. We have appointed _several . agentsâ€"andâ€"esta} |i;£:d several agencies in the O!d Country to advertiss Ontario Real Estate. We advertise in over 250 newspapers in Canada, United States and Great Britain. 5 For further particulars write or telepl.one, FRANK E SHANTZ, Agent, Borlin. The RINCS are the latest styles and the Gold the very PUREST and BEST. Every Ring has the Ring of Purity. Prices arcording to weight and range E. J. Roos, The Western Real Estate Exchange. Head Office 78 Dundas Street, London, Ontario. Mrs. â€"â€" Perschbacher, of Balaclava, Ont., is visiting relatives and friends in . Waterloo. ace Pag: 5 to..get _ the Watch maker | and Jewe‘er. WBE WANT Two CGars of Potatoes Men‘s "Unionâ€"Made" Shoes Lick‘s Shoe Home the equal of which has never bren seen in this town. QUALITY is our pride, and this is where you will always find s THE BEST SHOE VALUE. If you are not a customer of ours it wil pay you to give us a trial. You‘il be surprised when you see our large and . well assorted stock ofâ€" â€" GEO. HASENFLUG Phone 318 And> we‘il leave nothing undone when it comes to giving shoe satisfaction, for this week. One has arrived and contains halt Burbank‘s and the other half Carmen‘s No 2, both varieties a& in excellent condition.â€"In theear arriving atâ€" the end of the week we have 20 bags of pure Early Rose variety. Anyone desiring to get a few of these good Potatoss for seed should . not fail to call early, as some are spoken for now. j All Solid Leather. Sohnd Leather Inâ€"sole. } Solid AGENTs FOR THE NEW WILLIAMS SEWING MACHINE A SPLENDID WORKING SHOE For THIS WEEK we bave a SNAP in YOUR SHOE â€"TRADE *â€" $1.25 City Grocery and China Hall In all.sizes from 6 to 11, at Solid Leather Counter. Waterioo