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The Waterloo Band gave two popuâ€" lar concerts on the grounds yesterday. They ate a wellâ€"balanced and finclyâ€" directed organization and their playâ€" ing is marked by fine shading and swretness of tone. The Waterloo Band returned from Toronto cearly Wednesday â€" morning, where they played at the Exhitition. The Mail and Empire has the followâ€" ing to say of their playing : Trainct Batry Littleficld is putting in a lot of work on J. E. Seagram‘s Merry England, who was sent six furlongs in 1.162 casily. In all of his recent works he has shown a good turn of speed, and he is thoroughly fit for a race. The Berlinâ€"Waterioo Street Railway Co. ran extra cars Monday motning to accommodate the crowds" who went to see the parade/at Berlin. The car service provided throughout _ the day was very good. The resignation of _ Miss Russel; received _ by _ the Watcrloo Public School Board some time ago, was not accepted owing to the short time in which to advertise for a teacher :to £11 her place. y utA in d udsc Aliiis uhy fltsnb lt > s littntede Athc ts T > Canada, are enjoying an outing at l] The de:;th_occl;lrrf-‘;l at ‘i:lc home of :{l.wé.kgz,l:nl(f:rson Niagaraâ€"onâ€"theâ€"Lake toâ€"day.â€" p e hartnis in Bowdes, Alberiz on W. J:; Krueger â€" The cement sidewalk in front of Mr. Ihpl_lclay' August 20th, of Miss Ethcl wW.oH. f s ck e lock .« Hogg, Ed. Devitt‘s drug store. which has Whitiock, daughter ofâ€" Mr. Whitiock, Kip; tls k & it f formerly conductor on the Gatc a,n:l' SHP: not been in goed condition, Bas BCOM | symira Branch of the G.T.R.. agea . By ends: geleld. b about 20 years. About a year ago MHOES f Mr â€" Seagram bought the colt â€" bY | the family, who formerly resided in , S°4E*@Mm ‘ Pirate of Panzanceâ€" Princess lj"", Elmira, moved out West in the hope se« raine, for $900 at _ the New ~YOrK | that the change of climate would benâ€" yearling. sales. t clit their daughter‘s health, who was‘ GUELPII WON On and after Saturday, Scpt. 9th, / a sufferer from _ tubercular â€" trouble. 5 the market doors will not be open | However, their hopes were not r(.al_l On Monday a until . eight o‘clock, in accordanct jzed, as she gradually grew worse unâ€" Flayed _ at _ Berl with the usual custom. Jt‘l her demise. The young lady, whO angâ€" a _ team There was a fair _ attendance of | was of a bright and lovable disposiâ€" Twinâ€"City. The | scholars at the seâ€"opening of the / tion, was well known in Waterl00 and the wickets and Central School Tuesday morning. The , her many friends here will regret * in the first ianing entire staff of teachers were on band | learn of her untimely death. 'ing of Harrison, including the thrce new teachers. * * Mâ€"Lsvhlon use Labor Day passed off very quictly in Waterloo, many spending the day out of town. A large number af Watâ€" erloo citizens took in the celebration at Berlin. Mr. Cranson Hilborn, of St. Cathâ€" arines, formerly empleyed at the Watâ€" erloo foundry, has gone to Winnipes, where be has secured a good situaâ€" tion. Aâ€"consignment._of furnishings _ for the Waterloo Free Library was â€"reâ€" ceived from the Preston firm _ which has the contract on Thursday _ and included book _ shelves, _ newspaper racks, tables, ctc. A large number from Waterloo acâ€" wompanied the band to Toronto on Tuesday morning. The case of Abraham Levy, who was charged: with assaulting a counâ€" tryman, which came up Thursday: at the police court here, was settled out ol court. + Mr Sceagram bought the colt by Pirate of Panzanceâ€" Princess _ Lorâ€" raine, for $900 at _ the New ~York yearling salos. ; The cement sidewalk in front of Mr. Ed. Devitt‘s drug store, which has not been in goed condition, has been relaid. 2 Mr. Noah Martin has been appointâ€" ed â€" choirmaster of the | Evangelical church in place of Mr. J. Bruegeman, resigned. < The Board of Directors and agents of the Mutual Life Assurance Co., of Canada, are enjoying an outing at Niagaraâ€"onâ€"theâ€"Lake toâ€"day.â€" Rev. A. E. Lavert occupied the puiâ€" pit of the Waterloo Methodist church as usual on Sunday. Mr. Clifiord Narroway,. formerly of the Bank ‘of Commerce staff, Watlerâ€" loo, but late of Wiarton, has been moved to Toronto. Good progress is being made on the new Evangelical church, which is at present in course of â€"erection. New sidewalks are at present heing laid on both sides of Water strcet. $ 2200 Hro ht Fictorin Suceu farnace and building in hest of repair. 7 F Bloâ€"k Ki 8 $ZOCO ll':-f;:;;F I‘:r & stlzg .nt:' dwelling, â€" $1850 ff ies Y« $18C0 i. droliigh tw $1600 Piae ow‘ i Pak Allen Streets. $p1300 ; y .t . EstTATE, lisanciatp & Iss. BrokEns Ina placed at lowest rates and bect prvutectious, s 10UCU wer f Mary and Union Buies.8, $1100 Bvick 6 roumed house on Queen 8 . Also 37 Lots in Hoffman‘s new Surâ€" vey, tusmmug ~If Paa St, and Lots in all paris ot tne Town for ‘sale. $20C0 $1850 $18C0 $1600 Money to l oan on ist class properâ€" ties at lowest rates of Interest. _ _____ M L L s s 2 $2650 Brick Dwelling corner of Allan and Moore Avenue. F»ruace and Bsthroom. "Th »a is gocd value. Avoid double work and worry by using nothing but the pure ar icle E. M. DEVITT, Chemist and Druggist. For years I Imve sold this reliâ€" able make and I aguin guarantee the purity of every ounce of it. Purs ParisGreen Devitt‘s Diug Store (Deutsache Apothekoi, Waterloo). : Berger‘s D«+t Quality only is sold at RAYMO‘S LIST REAL ESTATE. Local News. RAYMO SROS., Quietly, without palaver or demonâ€" stration, the first sod â€"of the Grand Trunk Pacific has been turned, and three â€" hundred _ tears are hard at work. The contracts already let mean the spending of milhons of dollars in this city, and only the merest start has yet been made. Winnipeg . knew what it was about when it voted for ; "I. W Bole and the G.TP." | The first prize, a Sago Palm, was won by ‘ticket No. 618 and the seeâ€" ond prizc, a Norfolk Island Pinc, by ticket No. 888. The directors and chiet officers . of the society and those assisting . are to be commended on .their enterprise in holding such a successful floral and frnuit exhibition, and we trust the soâ€" ciety will see fit to hold another next vear. The Flower Show, given under the auspices of the Waterloo Horieultuâ€" ral Society, was concluded Thutsday evening, and was one of the most successful ever held by the society. The attendance both afternoon _ and evening was very good, especially. in the evening.. ‘The weather was deâ€" lightful and the programme rendered by the W. M. S. band was very much appreciated. T. Laird, FLOWER sSHOW CONCLUDEu Four rings . of Brampton bowlers came to Waterloo Wednesday and sucâ€" ceeded in trimming the locals, winâ€" ning by 17 shots. The following are the rinks and scores â€" . DIED IN ALBERTA. Bramaton R.. Elliott, _ The Waterloo station was the scene of another burglary some time during Monday night, when the baggage room was broken into.: The trunks, valises, etc., were all ransacked â€" for valuables or money, and the contents strewn over the place, which presentâ€" ed a sorry sight. Most of the trunks etce., were the property of some jady teachers who had their baggage there. There is no clue at present as to who were the burglars, «but it was probably the work of _ some JFocal parties.â€"This is the third time BRAMPTON BOWLERS WON Eight rinks of Paris bowlers were defeated on the local green on Labor Day by two shots. Quite a number of spectators witnessed the game. The following were the skips and scores: WATERLOO BOWLERS WONX Watcrloo. Paris W. Dawson, 18 _ Smoke, 18 F. Hughes 21 Watson 15 C. Muclier 19 Smiley 15 D.~C. Kuntz 231. Baird 15 : Dr. Stirling 25 « 10 W.. G. Weichel 12 _ Dr. Dunton 29 C. W. Snider 16 _ Thompson 20 (i. Moore 14 31 Total for Waterloo, 146. Total for Paris, 144. that the G. T. R. station has been entered. â€" s P The regular weekly market on ‘atâ€" urday morning was well attended by both townspeople and farmers. Proâ€" duce was to be had in abundance. Butter sold at 20c. per Ib., while eggs were disposed of at 18¢c. and 20c. a doz. The supply of vegetables fully satisfied the demand and sold it current prices. A good supply of apâ€" ples and other fruit was on hand, inâ€" cluding the first elderberries of the season. A few chickens were also on the market and sold at 35¢. apicce. ENTERED BY BURGLARS SCHOOLS REâ€"OPENED TUESDAY The Waterloo Central School , 1eâ€" opened Tuesday morning aite; the summer vacation. The entitre staff of teachers wer& on hand, including three new â€"teachers.~â€"The â€"at tendance â€"of scholars was fair. j The Waterloo Separate School also Â¥eâ€"opened on Tuesday. It is expected that the new school will be ready for occupation by October Ist. An excellent photo.of tle Waterloo Band was displayed in the show winâ€" dow of Mr. Ed. Devitt. The photo was taken at Detroit while the band were ‘on parade, and is exceedingly well done, and shows the band boys to be in perfect step. BOY WANTEDâ€"Smart Boy wantâ€" elto learn printing trade. _ Apply at thie Office. « BUSINESS CHANGE. . The Palace Pool Room Co., ofi Guelph, which has been conducting a pool and billiard business in Waterâ€" loo since March, have sold out to Mr. Martin Reidel, who takes posâ€" session _ immediately. Mr._ Jacob Brandt will still be in charge. WEEKLY MARKET. strip of land in Waterloo, owned by the company and lying between, the G.T.R. tracks and Joseph Seagram‘s property. ‘The Preston and Berlin. Electric Railway has applied to the Railway Commission at Ottawa for an erder directing the G. T. R. to lease a â€"skip 18 Shiclds, ; â€"skip 28 Thauburn, Total â€"skip 30 â€"skip 19 15 â€"skip 16 F. G. HMughes, (i. Weichel, Waterloo. F. Seagram, â€"skip 21 â€"skip 16 Sterling, Total â€"skip25 Paris. 4% iC CUAB bowle __| to w f e [â€"»® Jno _?: A. E. Lacknet, b. Carter. Stevenson, not out ’ The Scagram Cup for the scason ol 11905 gocs to rink No. 1, Wm. Hogz, skip, and the winning rink is to be congratulated upon its success. . The ; final game was played Friday evening zhflwecn E. F. Seagram‘s and _ Wm. ; Mogg‘s rinks. A goodly number of bowlers and spectators were present to witness the fine and well bowled e.. The rinks lined up as follows: } Nd. 1 Rink. No. 7 Rink. BAERRH:.sressi.. sprveres ssreve. drrrreniesy MB B. Brown, c. Carter, b. Howitt... 19 Bechtcl, c. Carter, b. MacLachian 0 E. Seagram, b. C. Hachachlan... . 3 P. Washburn, bf Howitt.s.... l2 d C. Whitney, c. Cotton, b. Carter 17 Parmenter, | b. Harrison...... ... 4 CUrysler, ¢. MacLachlan, b. Harriâ€" F. Modgins, c. Tytler, b. Howitt Crysler, b. Machachlan,..... ... .. Parmenter, b. MacLachlan..... ... H. Lackner, run OUt........ ........... Moughston, not Out...... ... ... LCR â€" DYUBA.2ss irivive rye vrvind. Arcessivent TOUML.s en suvins.. pousss s sevsirienss Second inningsâ€" HModgins, b. C. MacLachlan... ... ... T. Seagram, _c. Cotton, b. Macâ€" B P The locals made a better showing in their second innings, although it was evident that the visitors had the home team in the apalm of its hand throughout the match. When the fin al wicket fell it was fourd that Wat« erloo had scored 7/ runs and (Guelph had won the match by an innings and thirty runs. ht First inningsâ€" C. Bechtel, run out On Monday a cricket match was played . at _ Berlinâ€"between.Auelph and a _ team representing _ " the Twinâ€"City. The local team went to the wickets and all they could scor: in the first ianings against the bowlâ€" ing of Harrison, Carter, Howitt and McLachlan was 32 runs, of which Brown made 19. Guelph‘s innings was particularized byâ€" the number of threes and fours hits made by the 4 principal scorers. The innings resulâ€" ted in the â€" respectable score of 139 runs for Guelph. i GUELPH WON IN ONE INNINGS As a proof of the respéct in which you are held, we ask you to accept fronm: us this arm chair and we trust when using it as a quiet resting place you .will atâ€"all timves recall with some degree of pleasure your assoâ€" ciation with the boys composing the Waterloo Musical Society. â€" Wishing yourself and family many long years of health and ‘happiness. _The evening was then pleasantly spent in music, etc., after which those present departed for their resâ€" pective abodes, baving spent a thorâ€" oughly enjoyable and social time. Signed on behalf of the active memâ€" bers, s Mr. Philp was visibly affected by this token of the regard and kindly feclings of the band boys, and in a few suitable words warmly expressed his thanks. WM. HOGG‘S RINK WINS A most happy event took place at the residence of Mr. W. Philp, bandâ€" master of the Waterloo M. S. Hand, after the band concert Thursday evâ€" ening, when the band boys serenaded Mr. Philp and after being cordially invited in, presented him with â€" an elegant and beautiful leather finished arm chair as a mark of their esteem and appreciation of the services tenâ€" 'dered by him during the past two years or more. The following adâ€" dress was read by Mr. Harry Kress: Dear Mr. Philp,â€"The active memâ€" bers of the Waterloo Musical Socieâ€" ty‘s Band have for some time desired to show their kindly feelings toward you personally, as well as to bear willing testimony not only to _ your high musical abilities, but also io ’your excellent judgment â€"as a band leader in both of which you have dis. ‘tinguished yourself _ since taking icha.rge of the band some two years ago. We are all aware that it is no easy task at the present time in face of aggressive, nay keen and energetic competition from rival band organizaâ€" tions, many of whom aim at the topmost rung in the musical ladder, to deserve, as the band "admittedly~ deserves, to be classed as one of she best, if not the best amateur pand in Ontario. The suecess the band has achieved is doubtless due to the harâ€" mony of sentiment as well as unity of action which have always existed among the members and which hnave been nurtured and promoted by the good business judgment and high perâ€" sonal qualities you have on all ocl casions displayed as a successful and talented band leader. PRESENTATION AND ADDRESS Bandmaster Philip of the Waterâ€" loo Band Presented with an Elegant Leather Finished Arm Chair by the Band son Below is the score :â€" Sceagram, "b. HMarrison :.: S#agram, b. Carter...... ............ Brown, b. MacLachlan..... ..... Washburn, c. and b. Carter...... Whitney, _c. Cotton, b. Hartiâ€" TOUthsccsumere rvine Waterloo. 14 1301121030100001â€"14 0010000101012110â€" 8 HIARRY KRESS. S. Flynn + Geo. Kumpf Jake Bricker E. F. Seagram, l â€"skip, . 8 SEAGRAM CVP. 11 32 19 against fshing, flq:nming'or otherâ€" '1:0 trespas ing on"the prn?nh of the undcnlp«l in the Town of Waterloo _ Trespassers will be proâ€" JOHN NOLL Carpet Weaver _Petersburg, Ont. 198. MICKUS & SON, Auctioncers, day of Fale, r:.n. wein scottrgs and balusters loft over rom building of new house REAL Eâ€"T TE: Ar the samo time and p‘ace there will be cffered for sale the housa containing 7 rooms ; also 2 5 of an rcre of land. n it i good s able, good well and some fru t troem, TERMS OF CHATTFLS:â€" All sums of $10 and nrder cash ; over that avount 3 mosths credit on approved joint no‘es, or 2 yer cent off fâ€"r cash payments (f credit amounts, Terms cf Real K tate will be made known cn at 1 o‘ctock p. m. sharp, the following valuab‘e proverty, viz:â€" FURNITURE: Bureav, sink, sideboard, 3 bed -pflnr and mattresses. benim snite, 3 bed steai=. 2. rocking chairs, lounge, 6 can» chaire. 8 kitchen <h«ir«. 2 tabl s â€"Huron Range {ncar y rew), cooking stove, other stove.pict nre and f ame, a n: mber of c‘der ‘arrels, birrl with vinesm=. 30 bus>els pot:toes, 40 huâ€"hels mange!s, 1 1:2 tons hay. some straw, 150 Ibs mangelr, 1 1:2 tons bu;‘y. some atraw, 150 lbs coal, some firewood. Sirger sewing machine, wash ng machine, 2 tubs, 2 pigs, flowers and Thursday, September 21st, 1905 _ Ald. Cunningham was in Hamilton on Saturday and interviewed some of the officials of the Dominion Natural Gas C€o., re the supply of natural gas to Guelph. Mr. Cunningham leatned that the company had pipes on the corporation lines â€"at ~Hamilton and the officers expressed a willingness to reccive a proposition from Guelph. In Hamilton 35 cents is asked for all purposes, and 45¢c. for one purpose. Galt will be connected by October 1, and President McDowell said~ that Guelph would be reached carly in the spring and connections made for the supply of natural gas at 35c. Mr. McDowell and the manager, F. M. Lowry will come to Guelph in a few days.â€"Guelph Herald. Roeal Estate and There wi‘l b~ sald by Poblic Auction in the Villago of St. Clemen‘s, cn Carter, b. E. Seagram.............l. 8 C.â€"MacLachlan, b. E. Seagram...... _0 Howitt, b. E; Scagram...... ... ... 0 de Coriolis, b. E. Seagram...... ... 4 F. Day, c. Whitney, b. Bechtel....... 13 R: Mitchell, b. E. Seagram...... ... 19 S. MacLachlan, not out..... ... 0 BYODB.:0.s |srerclass in Rerolapeh S weluatebe (n caaps TB Lep BDYCS..iame. nslcrres (eepreprecste t eoinds i2 Wide : balls....:..s. ol .L.A rcsainien. B Hunt, b. E.: Scagrain...... ... ... Tytler, b.â€" T. Seagtam..... ... ...... Cotton,â€"c.â€"Parmenter, b. T. Seagâ€" Harrison, b. E. Seagrami Schondelmayer‘s Shoe Parlors All parties are hereby warned You will BUY where You can BUY BEST DO NOT . FORQGET NATURAL GAS FOR GUELPH Auction Sale J. UFFELMANN Total WARNINC! Our Customers tels us that they can Save Money by buying here. _ We are out for business. _ You will appreciate the values we are prepared to offer. We have the goods. We treat you well. Save Your Mcney by buying at of goods Dress Goods, Silks, Muslins, Waistings, Gloves, Hosiery, Boots anc Shoes, Clothâ€" ing, Carpets, Lace Curtains, Etc. MILLINERY AT YOUR OWN PRiCES CLEASON SHANTZ BENJ. HORST PETER EBY BENJ. EBY We are still offering bargains in the following lines Opposite Zimmerman House, Waterloo, Ont. Household Furniture JOSEPH E. MEYER, P. F. SCHUMMER, Cle k Guelph or P.oprietor. 32 45 39 Crxcrsxat1, 0. ATLANTA, G A. Trexarkaxa, TRX The Morse School of Telegraphy PVTVW WB, Miy m'““lll‘- We furnish 75 rf ceat of the Uperators and Station Asent« in Am:rica._ Our six school a 6 *i'? h-;l“* exolurive Tdomh 8: hool 1N E_ WORLD. Ketabliâ€"he ears and endorsed by all t ading Railway mlc{.l-_ e 1. Our Sausages Anml‘“J. to fill the now positions created b: Railroad and Telewraph Companies. We wan! YOUNG MEN and LADIE $ of good habits te Orders for new conncetione, changes of firm name, changes of etreet adâ€" dress, or for duplicate entriee, should be handed to the lccal Manager at once. , A. L. KUMPF, 34 3:. Local Manager. 5000 Official Telephone Directory Consisting of 75 ~cres, situa‘c1 2 mil~a nortb of Heidelberg ; nd 3 milea wes* of St, Jacots. Oni iaanew frame house and good henk barr; alsoa never failing well, 20 acres haro weos bush. For particulars apply 10 FRED. FOERSTER, 32â€"1mn, ~ _ Maidelcerg, Ont. TBE BELL TELEPHONE COM PaANY OF CANADA, LIMITED, is about to publish & New Issue of the DUERINGE‘ § Farm For Sale are always FRESH and the best to be had, You â€"will also find hcre choiceest Just Right Hams . â€"ANDâ€" Meats f NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY LEARN TELECRAPHY And R. R. Accounting. Town of Waterioo WESTERN ONTARIO BREAKFAST BACON for the District of including the Purrata, N. Y LaCm sag, Wis of 18 dm the Pot h(m -uh.occ:?o( e rg n"uhm for market gardening. On it is good frame house and ban t -UM other ontbuildings. Goo‘. hard .'fix *. For further parâ€" t C® R WA AND, 10 om fl-. P,. O., Ont. small Farm for Sale. Sizes 2 and 6 quart. ONE Set Tem Steeper and Cover, Ladel, Cap, Funnel and Spoon. TAREE Seamless Milk Cans, 4 quart, 1}â€"quart and 4â€"quert. FOUR lâ€"quart Seamless Milk Cans Terrible Tornado in ‘Granite‘ Ware See what G. HASENFLUG is giving with Oneâ€"Pound of Art Baking Powder on Saturday, July 22nd. THREE Covered Windsor Sauce Pans, (‘THREE Seamless Milk Cans, threeâ€" Nos 12, 14 and 16. quart size. § TWO Covered Windsor Sauce Pans,| TWO 8 quart Seamless Milk Cans. Nos. 16 and 20. TWO 10 quart Seamless Milk Cans. TWO Covered Windsor Sauce Pans,| ONE 12â€"quart Seamless Milk Can, Nos. 18 and 20. three Pis Plates and a Cup. ~ ONE Covered Windsor Sauce Pan,| FOUR Pudding Pans, two 1â€"quart No. 24. § and two 2â€"quart. OXE Coversd Windsor Sauce Pan,| TWO Seamless Oblong Pudding Pans, No. 26. 10 and 12â€"inch. TWO Covered Straight Sauce Pans,| THREE Seamless Kitchen Bowls, GEO. HASENFLUG and a Soap Dish. Pinone 318. Calf Are Certainly Winners Ouarâ€" New $3.50 Shoes For Men In Pat. Leather Vici Kid _ And Velour SEE WINDOW: We are WELL Prepared ZICK®S SHOE HOME City Grocery and China Hall. To Meet Every Requirement Of the Purchaser, with _ The Latest Styles andâ€" Best Makes ot S LADIES‘ GENTS® ~ AND CHILDREN‘S SHOES ALWAYS THE LOWEST We Guarantee Perfect Satisfaction in Every Pair and Believe That a Personal Inspection will Make You a Regular . ustomer. _ Our Prices? oan‘ of Farm for Sale three Pis Plates and a Cup. ~ FOUR Pudding Pans, two lâ€"quart and two 2â€"quart. TWO Seamless Oblong Pudding Pans, 10 and 12â€"inch. THREE Seamless Kitchen Bowls, 8 inc* size. ONE Seamio:s 10â€"inch Kitchen Bowl and two Jelly Plates. ONE Set Four Blancâ€"Mange or Jelly Moulds. And other artic‘es of "Granite" Ware too numerous to mention. quart size. i TWO 8 quart Seamless Milk Cans. TWO 10 quart Seamless Milk Cans. ONE 12â€"quart Seamless Milk Can, ED. R. MEY ER, Linwood, P, 0. On t Waterloo.