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COMFORT able, neat and dressy. . When 0n are safely on. â€" They are ideal for golfers, riders and athletes. . Note how they are haudled. No dimâ€" ming of lenses with the fingers ‘They cost no more than the regular JANSRN BROS., Jewolors, NEW is A change is made also in the rules | governing the issuers of licenses.. It has been customary for the persons | issuing licenses to place the afidavits taken on file in their own offices. In future these papers will be preserved in the vaults of the Registrarâ€"Generâ€" | . al‘s Department. No More Losses. In speaking: of the new order, _ Mr. George Wheeler, Chiel Clerk of _ the Registrarâ€"General‘s Department, said that the change would be of the greatest value in the safe keeping â€" of the marriage records. . Licenses art lost and destroyed by ministers . in great numbers. They move about the country, and sometimes houses are burned. The papers are lost, burned, and otherwise destroyed, both delibâ€" erately and by accident. There were last year from: 18,000 to 19,000 marâ€" riages celebrated in the Province of Ontario. It is an indication of the way the ministers‘ routine work was performed to know that there were from 600 to 800 omissions on _ the part â€"of the ctergymen to notity the department of the performance of cerâ€" emonies. The notifications from | the issuers of the licenses come to hand without fail, and at the end of every six months they are tabulated and compared with the returns made â€" by the ministers. The omissions on the part of the ministers are in this way discovered, and search is made. There were only ten cases in which the liâ€" cense was issued and the marriage not performed. _ Many of the regisâ€" trations in the department were deâ€" layed as long as fifteen months. ‘The preservation of all the licenses . in one place will greatly aid in the many searches made, for marriage reâ€" cords. Under the new provisions those married and the clergymen are TCâ€" quired to sign the license, so that their actual signatures will be safely preserved. . Cases have occurred _ in which licenses have been issued twice by the erasing of the names originalâ€" ly written. In this way hogus marâ€" riages have been performed. When the license is forwarded to the Governâ€" ment vaults this will be impossible. The Regulations. _ The following is a statement of the change banded . out by the departâ€" 1. Under former regulations : all licenses are held in posscssion â€" of the officiating clergyman. ° Under new regulations all licenses are to be endorsed on the back and forwarded to the Registrarâ€"General, ‘Toronto, by the clergyman. This does not do away with the registration of marriages. All marriages must be registered by official cards, giving full details to the Division Registrars of the municipalities where marriages are performed, § 2. Formerly the issuers of licenses were required to send a license card to the Registrarâ€"General upon . the issue of every. license, retaining the affidavit in his possession. By the new order the issuer is required . to fill out the details in a prepared form printed on the back of the affidavit, and forward it to the Registrarâ€"Genâ€" eral instead of the license card. 3. Both the affidavits and licenses are to be placed on _file.in the Regisâ€" trarâ€"General‘s Department, Toronto, for future reference and safe keeping. 4. Duplicate official envelopes . are supplied to issuers of licenses, one to be used in sending the afidavit to the Registrarâ€"General‘s Department, and one to be sent with each license . isâ€" sued, for the use of the officiating the Registrarâ€"General. ‘ The Government has under considâ€" eration changes . in the regulations governing the issuing of marriage liâ€" censes which will prevent the clanâ€" destine marriages which are performâ€" ed by the hundreds on the border of Canada every year. Last year . there were 1,800 marriages performed in the town of Windsor. A regular business is conducted in the marrying of Amâ€" cri¢an couples, who come to Canada, and take a false oath that they have resided in the county in which the license was issued for the past filtcen ways. An office has been opened on the dock where, after stepping off the boat, the wouldâ€"be husband swears he has been a resident of the country for two weeks. It is proposed that a twa weeks‘ interval between the issuing of the license and the performance of the ceremony be required, as is dowe in Ireland. . It has been found in the Emerald Isle to do but little: harm, and often prevents trowble, When the MARBIAGE REGULATIONS in mailing the license to | sicense has been issued, notification is take false oaths of residence. Personal. â€" Mrs. J. Foster and daughters, of Listowel, spent part of last week with Mrs. Robt. Fosterâ€" Mr. and Mrs. J. Glaister, of Wellesâ€" ley, spent Sunday in the village. â€" Miss M. Gibson, of Toronto, is vis~ iting at her brother‘s, Mr. Ed Ol: icense has been issued, ROUNCAVION i8 sent to all interested parties, g-flg’ two weeks prevents much repenting in leisure for actions done in haste. 1t is also proposed to make some ¢Xâ€" Snider and Miss Miller, of Berlin visited at Mr. 1. Snider‘s over Sunâ€" PERmg o WPRT EERENEC CC son.â€"Mrs. Shannon and daughter of Berlin are the guests of Mrs. Wm. Mundell. â€"â€" Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Hastâ€" ings spent Sunday in Baden.â€"Miss J. Petch has returned from her visit to Listowelâ€"Miss Maggie Anticknap is holidaying with friends in Doonâ€" Miss .Montgomery, of Linwood, is visiting at Mr. .Hnro-':.â€"liu Nora MYTTONâ€"In Berlin, Aug. 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mytton, a son FRANK.â€"â€"In Berlin, Apugust 5th to Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Frank, a son. REINHARDT.â€"In Berlin, August 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reinhart, a son. â€" Forest.â€"At New Hamburg, July 2nd to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Forest, a son. Kay.â€"At Glenallan, July 25th, io Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Kay, a daughâ€" ter. Hilcox.â€"At Glenallan, July 26th, to day, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hilcox, a daughâ€" ter. Frey.â€"Near West Montrose,, July 23, to Mr. and Mrs. David Frey, a son. Bender.â€"lnfl\'oolwich. July 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. S. Bender, a son. Ochs.â€"At Hespeler, August Ist, to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ochs, a son. Runstedtier.â€"At Hespeler, August 3, to Mr. and Mrs. L. Runstedtier, a Rose.â€"At Berlin, August 2nd, io Mr. and Mrs. Alex A. Rose, a daughter. Peters.â€"At Berlin, August 2nd, to Mr. ‘and Mrs. Harry Peters, a daughter. Heiman.â€"At Berlin, August 3rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Heiman, Jr., a son. Uitley.â€"At Berlin, July 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Poeter Uttley, a son. Fischer. â€" At Berlin, July 21st, io Mr. and Mrs. William Fischer, a daughter. * Weber.â€"At Conestogo, July 2ith, to Mr. and Mrs. Noah Weber, a daughâ€" ter. ‘!"isclwr.â€".\( Berlin, July 24, to Mr. ___and Mrs.â€"Christianâ€"Fischer, aâ€"son. Farncombeâ€"King.â€"At Elmira, August ist, by Rev. A. M. Hamilton, _ of Winterbourne, John Farncombe, (of Moorcfeld, to Mary King, daughter of Geo. King, of Elmira. Hermanâ€"Tuflen.â€"Near Hespeler, July 25th, by Rev. Mr. Morrow, John Herman, of Preston, to Monie Tuf: fen, of near lespeler. Johnstonâ€"Stewart.â€"At Galt, August 2nd, at the new Royal Hotel, by Rev. Dr. King, Harry J. Johnston, of Toronto, toâ€" Miss Mabel M. Stewart, cldest daughter of _ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stewart, of Galt. Schacier.â€"Near West Zorra, July 26, Mrs. Elizabeth Schacfer, formerly of Tavistock, aged about 86 years. Flyan.â€"At â€"Ann â€" Arbor, Mich., July 30th, Richard Flynn, formerly _ of New Hamburg, aged 71 years. Garrison. â€"At Galt, July 31st, Jane (farrison, wife of Thomas McBride aged 74 years. Heddrich â€"At Alleghany, Pa., Aug. 2nd, Mrs. John Heddrich, daughter of Mr. John Hilgartner, of Strasâ€" burg, aged 28 years. Odrowski.â€"At Berlin, â€" August â€"3rd, Anthony Odrowski, aged about 59 years. $ Knipfel.â€"At Berlinâ€"Waterloo _ Hospiâ€" tal, August 2nd, Herbert Knipfel, the 11â€"yearâ€"old son of Mr. and Mrs. . August Knipfel, of Petersburg. | Flour, Ocesn ........ J K SHINN Funeral Director and Embalimer Waterloo, Ont. ‘Telephone 267. Resiâ€" dence YoungSt., South. Whost ........«.««... New Whost .......... Flout, Sola ..««=..... 2.:85 Flour, Old Manitoba .. 3.05 Flour, Soven Liliss .... 27§_ UUNE sesssexsisssrses PeBS ........«.......s Bariey :............â€" Bran, por ton ........ Middlings, per ton .... Potatoes, per bag .... Butter, por 1b ........ | New York ,..;... p MPON@® sys y e + ++ DETHOR sys sv use + Mumerpoli# ... ... t LOUIW sears»++ 2 qie on u9 64 69 Eggt, Dried Applos ... Hogs, live....... Hogs, dressed ... Hay, per ton ... Straw, por ton... Wood, per cord . Export Cattle ... Butchera‘ Cattle . Wheat Lower in Both Liverpoo! and Chicagoâ€"Live Stock Marketsâ€" The Latest Quotations. Liverpaolâ€"Wneat futares closed toâ€"day lyl to zvl lower than Friday, and corm futnfes Td lower 0 â€" emysaTe â€"_At (Ohleago, Sept. wheat closed %¢ low» vr thin yesterday; Rept, corn e lower, and Sept. outs 4e higher, LEADING WHEAT MARKETS. esd _ Sept. Dec. May. WATERLOO MAREETS Waterloo, Aug. 10, 1905 CROSSHILL. MARKET REPIRTS. qo n in aa n +0 64 MARRIAGES. BIRTHS. DEATHS. 87% 85% 40 17.00 .10 .40 15 16 85 _ 85% 17.00 4 15 15 Brckwheat, bush ...... 0 ® LIVERPOOL GRAIN AND 'wl. Receipts of whest during the three days, 181000 W g Asr. erican. | Receipts of corn .dur» jng the past three days, 500 centals, NEW YORK DAIRY MARKET. New York, Aug, 8â€"â€"Butterâ€"Quict, | unâ€" whauged; receipts, 23,373. | Cheeseâ€"Firm; receipts, 14,210; skims, full to light, 12¢ to Oc. Egzsâ€"Firm; receipts, 13,342; wostâ€" 15 16 .08 eru fancy, 20%e to Zl¢; do., Londou, Aug. 8.â€"Cattle are quoted at 10%¢ to 11‘4c per Ib.; refrigerator beef, 8%c to 8%e per Ib, TORONTO LIVE STOCK, Receipts of live stock WemP NU* M®IL since Friday last; the rallways report 64 earloads, composed of 912 cattle, T8 hogs, 1087 sheep and !m.-lu and 104 calves. CATTLE MARKETS. Cables Steady~â€"U. 8. Market Exporters. There were several good loads of exâ€" r‘-len. which sold fairly well, and a few ht exporters that did not bring as high amut!ou Prices rangeg from $1.20 to £4.75, the bulk going at aboyt $4.30 to Butchers. Pleked lots of choice cuttle sold at $4.15 to $4.25; loads of good at $3.900 to $4; meâ€" dium atâ€" $3.500 to $3.80; _ common wixed loads at $3 to $3.3; rough and inferior at $212% to $2.75 per ewt. Feeders and Stockers. A few stcers, welghing from 820 to 900 Ibs. each, of good quality, would sell, alâ€" tho there is little demand, farmers I;:{:x busy. _A few steers, 1150 to 1200 Ibs,, st $2.75; steers, 800 to 900 Ibs, sold at $110 <o $3.55; common stockers sold af $3.10 <o $3.55; common slocker® MMID: P §2%5 up to $3 per ewt. Milch Cows. About 25 milch cows sold all the way from $25 to $50, the bulk selling at $35 to $Ww each, ’ YVeal Cales. The buik of the veal calves sold from $3.% to §5.30 per ewt, Sheep and Lambs. The run of sheep and lambs was not lorge, and prices for all of good ?mmy woere firm at $4 to $4.13 per ewt,, for €xâ€" port ewes; bucks at $3 to $3.40; lambs at $5.50 to $6.25 per ¢_':n. ateady, Dut MERLE® ""Sughe enlie $ ; higher; sheep, (g to $4.50; culls, $1.50 ta §# 50; Jambs, $5.50 to $1.85; culls, §5, 1 _ Iagsâ€"Receipts, 9812; no sales on live weight reported; feeling steady 08 Butâ€" ! fulo advices, ' CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK. Chicago, Aug. 8. â€"Cattleâ€"Receipts, 7000 ; good to prime steers $5.25 to $5.00; poot : 10 PM o ze in €5 atockers and feedâ€" TORONTO PRODUCE MARKET. reimâ€" Wheat, while, bush ,...80 90 to §0 92 Prices have again advanced 2 cents per ewt. Mr. Harris quotes selects at $1.25 and lights and fats at $7 per ewt, EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET. Fost Buffalo, Aug. $.â€"Cattleâ€"Receipt® 100; steady; prime steers, $5.25 to $53.50; shipping steers, $4.50 to $5.15; butchers‘, $4 to $4.15; heifera, $3.25 to g.m; cow ; $2.15 to $425; bulls, $2.50 to .15; stockâ€" ers and feeders, $2.50 to $4; stock Ihom-rll.‘ C Apeent L ETY UIMCC St c ues 0 $6. New York, Aug. 8.â€"Beevesâ€"Receipts, 880, all consigned direct; nothing doing in live cattle; feeling steady, with light ie ceipts estimated for Wednesday; exports, 873 cattle, 1010 sheep and 3400 quarter® of beef; to morrow 4200 guaner- of besf, Calvesâ€"Receipts, 274; no emand for veals; prices, nominal; buitermilks sold at $3; westetn and southern calves at 44 to $5.25; mixed . calves, $5. Sbeep and lambsâ€"Receipts, 3704; thcc‘& steady, but hea;;; lambs, firm to 3 tha higher; sheep, to $4.50; culls, $1.50 ta 32 5; Jambs, $5.50 to $1.85; culls, §5, Hegsâ€"Recelpts, 2812; n0 snles on live 1Y 2001 â€". G.cte an Huf to medium, $3.i ers, $2.20 to $4 Hogs.â€"Receipt ERIER®NY ACCED OROC 0 good to prime steere $5.25 to $5.00; POC* 20 medium, $3.753 to $5, stockers and feedâ€" ers, $2,.20 to §$4. llolr;â€"necelpm. 12,000; mixed and butch« ers‘, $5.55 to $6.02%; good to cholee, heayy, £5.85 to $6.15; fough, heavy, £5.50 to $5,85; light, $5.75 to $6.30; buik of sales, $3,80 to $6.13. Eheen nnd Lambsâ€"Receipts, _1_3.090; good '“Sme;"nnd Tambsâ€"Receipt to choice wethers, $4.550 t« choice, mixéd, 1 to $4.50; $ to $1.15. Stirling, Ont., Aug. 8. â€"Nine hundred and ffteen cheese were offered; 200 sold to Hodgson Bros, at 10%¢; #M5 wold to W. J. McGrath & Co, at 10%c; 34 sold to Alexanâ€" der at 10 11â€"16¢; balance refused . at 10 11â€"16e. 3 nd L0R OH 100 a OAMinsen am PV NE Campbeliford, Ont., Ang.. 8.â€"Chcese. on board, 1315; official sales ; Alexander, 503 at 10 11â€"166;, Magrath, 610 at 10 11â€"10e; CoOk, 200 at 10%c. â€"> 5000 Ammmx. to fill the new positions crerted by HRailroad and Telegraph Companios, We want YOUNG MEN and LADIES of good habite to . LEARN TELECRAPHY And R. R. Accounting. ,_ We furnish 75 rr cent of the Uporatoma and . Station Agents in America._ Our six achools a 6 the largest exclusive Telmn’rh 8. hools IN TBE WORLD. Ketabliâ€"hed ears and ct%grud by all leading Railway Oflc!d- execute a $250 Bond t3 every student to furnich him or ber a zfll&lol paying from 1&0 to 360 a minth in u:m'-o(ihllocy Mountanis, or from #$75 to $100 a month in Btates west of the Rockies, immediately upon graduaticn. # udents can ont*r at aar time. No vacs: tione For full ‘rrllcnhn regarding any of our Schoo‘s wrie direct to o°r executive cMcs at Cincinuati, 0. Catalogue freo. Ciwory® a7 t . Yâ€" C â€" * m Senta ies Pidicuny. Wis: | â€"frame houss and bank barn: mora_weth 12 T "chool, from Berit T:::'::"" Tex Sax Frajctsco, CA P, 0. Will exchange for town proparty. " P oo en en en t ACRES IN WATERLON TOWNSBIP, aofl rand and clay loam, clean and highly Madams Vore Leslis| &fi es wat ‘well and 2 «in tod on f Mnm&’tzzmum !‘:nllolol: } z9 65 A(‘R;‘B.oifl w ATERLOO TOWNSHIP, 1 7 . Pailmist and ”M.mmt 15 aores bus1, 35 ao e# pastor> with spring s e mage ammonits in on { xce.lan The Greatest Scientist EVET 1 yijfing or MEying ant Shoap . koown in this art. HOUSE ‘?nn "f.’,,".’i‘,'.,.,'f“‘ Towx or HMere ars a few of the prominent! I“‘I"“"- aory io T .A m P t persons who have cmouue(r Madan1® _ on Inw g‘f:‘.',:g.n" Avick f .m E. 0. Leslie: Prince and Princess of Wales, BrICK HOUSK AND LOT on Zoseph Sir Charlks Tupper, Lady Tupper, _ 8t. Berlin, Lord Minto, Lady Minto, Sir Thomas FYACANT LOT Corner of King a:d Young Shaughnessy, Sir Oliver Mowst, Sir Â¥t, 31 x 110 feet. {OIyrl) Prosi(‘!;nt .\lcl('inlny, r,,dfi.;:: VACANT LOT on Chapel 8 , 50x60 feet, NÂ¥ a Madame . Modjeska, a h a * l'rmta'. Bill Nye, Grover Uleveland, | phone 529 s 5 rooant. Bosts +. Mre. Cleveland. d eqasseepues ie is css e uie uy ue es en i The Morse School of Telegraphy _ Full Life Reading......$1.00, Partial Reading......... .80 Office Hours 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. ___ FEE _ ROOM 1, AMERICAN HOTEL, Berlin Commeneing Aug. 8th. Notice To The Public that fe m Sept._l«f. 1308, thoy will soll imilk s fanh dennt ow afew ‘nb?.“)f Twas srtorrrLER T CHEESE MARKETS. TELECRAPHERS NEEDED 55 to $5; falr _to 4.50; native lambs, Civic Holiday . Olthsqnhuh-dth-m Merchasts Association and in accorâ€" dance with a resolution of the Town Council 1 hereby prociaim Monday, August 21s¢, 1905, &Olvh Holiday in the Town cof aterloo ard request that all citizens loyally observe same. * JACOB UFFELMANN, ‘ Mayor. Saturday, Aug. 12th, ‘05 Leaving sharp on time from the folâ€" lowing stations, in their sperial fast train * The Fiyirg Dutchman":â€" Station _ Eimira ...... Mosborough...... ..6 &8 * .... L & Children under )2â€"hbaif fare. Train arrives at the Falls at 10 o‘cleck s. m., returning special will leave the Falls at 8 30 p. m. Tickets good returning byfregular Train Aug. 14, i Giving Excursioni ts an opportunity of visiting Buffalo or Rechester and +p nding Sunday. Seevre lyour tickets on train for Electric Railway at reâ€" uced rates. THURSDAY; SEPT. 7th. 1905, at two o‘clock p. m., by Public Anction. Maple Grove Farm situated on the Guelph Road, in the Village : f Rreslau. n xt the shool hous«e. ten mileâ€" from Guelph, four from Herâ€" lin, ten from GaJt, #ix f om Preston,convenient to market, church. potofice and railway tation, and composed of parts of _ ‘ots .108 and 114 of the Gorman C.wony Tract, Uvrot B.ock, ‘ownâ€"hip of ater‘oo, _ containiag fixt{-uxm acres more or lessâ€"good bank barn Witl rrflu water under <h d, hoz Stable {rt med), wagon ched, mitk hause with running +pring water and go xd roo ry house, The land <s in a fir. t class state of cultivation ard has A never faillog pasture tmot with Bopewell Câ€"e~k flowing throogh its entira length, good orchard and garcn, making in all a Y orel a ep, making in a ve desirable homs“d. Â¥ 1 At th) came time and place thers will be so‘d f ur soree of unbroken lan*, part of esld lot 108, w th a right of ?;’ along the railroad "hoed tee won bogenreseptoals Aarnort + u8 arn one parlor stove (-333{’ two horâ€"e blank=~s, two robse, a quantity of hay and «ther articles too numercus to mentio ». TERMS.â€"For chaitels caâ€"b, for farm ten per cent. at time of »ale,b:lance in thirty days, when transaction is to be comp ct d. t For particulars and conditions of sale spp‘y 0 W. M. CRAV, Vendors‘ zolicl or, Berlin, Ont. 303. MICKUS3 & BON, Auctionetrs, Waterloo, On*, I havye Buyers for Country Property If you want to sell for cash or exâ€" change, send dvscription and price Land I will teil you whether I can make a d»al for you. Propevtg for eale and exchange eversywher eand anywhere by the Woestern Real Estate Exchange, Head Office 78 Dundas St., London, ‘The Farm and Chatto‘s of the late John F. hoemaker, herennder men foned, on Kimira. Will exchangs for town property, mQ ACRES, IN WELLESLEY TOW NSPIP, * aores good bush, soll clay loam, wa‘ered byl‘\xduu!ic ram{and spring creek, goo1 i« buildings, farm well :.mfl and in ‘go«l condition, located on Errn'el oad, t)n to #chool and 2 miles to Erbaville P, O. 100 ACRES IN WELLESLEY TOWNSHIP, ook Tay jeam, Sevel, 5 avod . walls, good FiRM OF 10 A RFS, SOUTH HALF Lo. 86. Waterloo ‘Tewnship.. Besutifnl atome honse and large birns in firss c‘ass ahape; this is a choic» farm and can be bought right. 11 ACRKS IN WOOLWICH T°P. soil m loam. 2 scres orchard. frame house bank barn in good condition _ Situated on gravel road i mil+ to schoo‘ and 4 miles to EXCURSION Jarge buildings, good orchard, on g avel m!mihwwhml. 2 miles to cn‘psthlll P. 0.‘ Will exchange for other suita®le property. 170 nores in Dumfrica 'l'owmhu;. 17 acros aplendid umhcr..aolbl_olal{h UII’I;. evel, goog build water »prings an wlndm. 2 acres mixed ‘frnlt‘ l:gnom school, 4 miles to Galt P. O. 115 scres in Waterloo Township, soil sandy MMW l“:.:"I.. house in good , barn rly new. gocd mhm: by creek nn’d well with wind pump, on lgnvel road, near school 3 miles from Berlin P. 0. 95 ACRESY IN WATERLOO TOWNSHIP, "soil mediam clay loam, good for maâ€"ket Da‘cd at Berlin, July 2ith, 1905. ‘The undersigned will offer for sale by public action on Sep ember lith, tw.émvuln Fate Pn io feae Tess elangine: to + imire, the unvluu of the lnua’ebn 3 Au’u of "l-:ll-. "The farm at presont ocnupied by Johrt Class «ud inwed No ut four mies worthount of Farm For Sale Kimira . The farm contain® 118 aores, more or less«, of which 7+ a‘res are_under euluvn'o':‘ 20 aor. a m timber land, 33 aores awamp * past ure . On the farm i: a good brick house and kitchon, bank barn and other cutâ€" huildings. _A never falling spring or oK runms u*'-i at e farm. ues ERMA OF SALE ; 10 per cent af purcshasa mones to be pa‘d on day cf si‘e and for the hbalance atrangement« can ho made :ame day Sale sahject to a res‘rved bid. * Executor‘s Sale Town of Waterioo + Oor FARM AND CAATTELS 8. Band Accompanies the Musical Society 12th Annual | _ . M. WERK Rxecutire of the i‘. .AUH“‘N. } late John Class. GEO, CLA8S, Auctioncer, , on gâ€"avel FLOUR AND FEED Miiverton‘s Best Flour in 500 lb. lots seling at $2.60 per owt. Pure latn.i’tgba Flour Bibby‘s Cream Equiâ€" _ valent for Calves. _ SALT BY THE TON AND BY POULTRY SUPPLIES AND Pratt‘s Louse Killer. S$. GINGRICH, WATERLOO Local Agent Wanted At once for *Canada‘s Greatest Nurseries" fo: the town of WATERLOO and surrounding country, which will be reserved for the right man. Start Noaw at the bost seling seasor and handle our New Specialties on Liberal Terms, Write !«I\Hlmhn. and sead ?5¢. for our Handsome Alumivum Pocket Microscope (a littie gom) uecful to Farmers in examinirg Seed and Grains Orchardists * Trees f r1 secis Gardeners f Piwnts for Insects Teachers and Schola‘s in stadying Botary Everybody in a hundred differ.nt ways Our import order per Berger‘s (pure green) just received, and guarantee every pound sold or money refunded Paris f â€"â€"Green WINN, The Druggist 1 King Street East, Phone 4643 = ~ «â€" Berlin. N. B.â€"Mail orders promptly attendâ€" SHIPPING HOGS WANTED IN BADEN STONE & WELLINGTON, Foxrtun.s. NuzsERIES (over 800 acres) Toronto, Ontario. > NUMBER UNLIMITED, Highest market price paid. Load every nctmd Monday. Next shipment Aug. th. 1 of 2 iLc The nmler;.lfmd ‘off.rs for sale hi« valuable farm situaied 2 miles horthâ€"west of Water 00. jurt out«‘de the corporation, coWlaoi 175 acres of land, well cu‘t‘vated, of whi there t, T LT _ 20â€"03Lach and shant qoi fis c 2P se t e o jurt out«‘de the corporation, consisting of 175 acres of land, well cu‘t‘vatred, of whusn there are tâ€"n acres o:’ood hardwood buâ€"h and about fifteen mores ewanip, and &ovl pasture. Nenr\-lullub:grlm on farm. the farm is a good large brick honse ; also gord bank barn and orchard. For further particulars apply on the premises o‘l;_‘i']l_-;_'nt:flâ€"fo' The undnxlsudl offers for sale his valuable farm «‘taated 3 miles south of Bor in, containâ€" ing 113 acres, thirteen acres nd:“» heavy timber (mu{lo aud beech), soil excel ent for raising all kinds of a'o&s; commâ€"«dious twoâ€" Te monrnativh "bank bare 06 b9 B1 Th + 4 + T iry out bulldings L‘n'.‘n.-.a ....i‘:-’.lu ald necessary OuL PWE 1 l 42 14247 44 adequate water supply. both hard and soft; and new orchards w i mfl REMTe s BIC fenced; no encumbrance. a very moder: ato. Further la s can be ascertained from the etor on premisos or by lettor. 27â€"2 mos. HK nndersigned offers for «ale his valuable wfloaf on sast outside of the Carvoration, ‘ m outside e conâ€" slettng 'leo(ln.dwoll cultivated, of which there is nine arres more or leas <f bush and awamp. | On the farm is a house 24 x 29 ft. kitchon 18 x 18 ft. woodshed mxun..x;d bank barn 50 x 73 ft., and straw shed 35 x 40 ft ; nho.oodeundeudnamv at hnuse and bara. $#800, For turthce cnlun\nnan\yon the premises, or by mail #7â€"4 mos General Store Business and Property ::d live nlnck‘ :c:.llu. ::d Hml;u.|0nt. agricultural trade and large ohi}?mg business connected. Address A. EDWARD MEYER, > 18( Guelph, Ont. All parties are hereby warned rainst fishing, swimming or other: Farm for Sale FOR SALE BY EXECUTORS Farm for Sale Farm for Sale. WARNINC! WILLIAM MITCHELL ASON S Keupr & Mistc® NOAH ERB, Waterloo Ont, ;.,'5} 8â€"10 KING ST. S. R. Ernst & Co. â€" The cream of our clothing oddments reserved for Saturday to fnish the weck‘s selling in the special clothing event that bas created such a stir among clothing buyers, big and little, ‘Those who missed yesterday‘s chances and are not able to come toâ€"day should not fail to be here on Saturday to share in these exceptioual values. 100 only men‘s fancy worsted and imâ€" md tweed suits consisting of browu and leather shades also grey ard black in neat stripes and smail checks and plaid patterns fisst class linings and elegantly tailored aud finished, sizes 34 to 44. reg. 10,00 and $12.00 on sa‘e Satâ€" $é 95 '“-W'dhvhy comprises the latest Parisian and American designs in beadgear. The parlors are also headquarters for dress trimminge. â€" l.mz::ln'ammVobmmM to seloct the latest and prettiest novelties to le % : Mrs. C. Steuernagel‘s 100 pair men‘s leavy tweed working pauts in a mediam and wider grey and blarka stripe pattern, «trom Inings, and trimmings and .llni-bei & with side and hip pockets, 1 29 siz s 32 to 42 Saturday.... A» Men‘s white duck vests, with detachâ€" able pearl buttons made with four pockets single breasted style, 35 to 40 special for Satmwday to 4 (ifY Boya‘ Suits Saturday 1 Boys‘ Bpim suits all wool Eng‘ish aud Canadian tweeds, grey fawn broken ~checke, also piain dark t nojue t Ilni:d .gzgflood Italian sacque sty‘e, w t cloth, sizes 27 to 32 n‘g- 2 79 ular 4.00 and 4.50,Saturdsy 4+ Men‘s lustre coats, p‘ain black and gre{. unlined and made with patch pockets. sizes 34 to 49, regular 1 50 Seasonable Furnishings There is no need for a man to suffer with the heat more than is absolutely necessary.â€"You enjoy the maximum VINEGAR 116 KING ST. EAST and $1.75 to cear ‘This store has proven itself all along ths favorits hanting grounds o Berlin and Waterloo women. Ammuniion in the shape of China will bag the biggest g ame in Chins and. viz. The quantity unlimited, the quality the best and ths placs to get it is the CHINA PALACE. J. A. Good & Co. You are cordially invited to come and see the beauntiful display of Millinery at the Old ‘Reliable Millinery Parlors of Mrs. C. Stenernage}, Desicable propâ€" rty 2‘ miles east of Linwoodâ€" 100 acres good clay under_wood culti vation,8 acres hardwood busb. Buildings, g ‘od EOO MOme® ©HPI TRZ TCOA CBlmarils L 2a vation,8 acres hardwood busb. lulldlncl.r ‘od fenc ss, otc., in wnd repair. Good orchard and wourt seatae ‘aw is the time to see it under small Farm for Sale. m«qm"ansm»flm-n the Porersâ€": in uen eardening." On 1t is aded (frame maftee n house and ban bae and othse ontbuildings. Goo hard and soft wate>. For further parâ€" * *"050A AR Â¥ARCHAND, lam tarahnrg P. 0.. Ont. _ Hunting Season Here | wa‘er. | _ Now is the time to see it under . For further particulars apply to GEORGE RULER Jr., moe. Iinwood P.0., Ont. Wholesale and retail. Hall a carload may seom a lot, but that is what we purohased to sell this season. ‘The quality is fine especially for pickling purposes. No sharp acidy taste about it which the ordinary vinegar has. XX White Wine.................. 40c Gal. XXX White Wine.................. 486 Gal. Good strong Cider Vinegar.......... 308 Gal. Farm for Sale Our Small Profit System is a Great Success. MIDSUMMER SALE PIANO TUNING. Of Clothing Oddments Millinery A. S. HALLMAN, e . 08 of bot weather comfort in our furâ€" nishings. These suggestions for Batâ€" Men‘s fine donble thread balbrigan underwear overlocked seams trouâ€" sers flnhlu'-d sateen faced pearl butâ€" tous, price each garâ€" mtws.:mdny......... 039 Men‘s Minno underwear medium weight in sizes 31 to 42 inches chest, skirts and cuffs ribbed splendid Boy‘s all wivool clestic rlbb‘:l knit aweaters® in colors navyy, black and a.rtri‘:‘; roll collar perfect fitting sizes to fit boy 4 to 14 years, Men‘s pure wool plain black cashmere 1.2 hose medium mht seamleâ€"s foot double toe and 25c and 35c Men‘s neglige soft bosom shirts made from good shirting cambric, well sizes 15}, ;'a.qu I t u0 on Men‘s Boots for Saturday Special o in uine welted tan 4 ':u“r b:.o:‘;.‘lnew‘::-pe with wide . thread and narrow toe. extension r :dze-:lc‘:) ol:) good weight all sizes _ from regular price $.00 Saturday............. 2°59 e stesed is i‘ .00 fitting sizes to fit bogv.: to 14 regular value 50c urday weight special per pair..... Tire Setter, It sets them cold, it does the work in a few minutes, it keeps the dish of the wheel just right. No more guess work. Hore» ohod; as usual, I am noted as a practi man on interfering and tender feet. MENNO F. THOMAN, King St., Kast of Scott, Berlin, EXPERIENCED VETERINXARY 8tR Veterinary Coliegs, Ofice and residence, muu-m-mn-un.n. Phone 208. All calls by day or nighs promptiy attended to, Get m Tires set on the Henderson ra ae. It sets them cold, it gclal per t*‘+:<â€"*â€"‘ s 10 Enge!, graduate of the Ontario WATERLOO BERLIN .89