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The MISSES FEAREYBACH, 10 King St. â€" Phose 443 BERLIN DRESS Ormerxxat:, 0. ATLANTA, GA. Texarkaxa, Trx, Sink â€"â€"___ We are showing some very new and atylish hats, and ijavite you to select youir Dâ€"ess Hats while our atook is compla®s, MISSES FEHRENBACHS Annually, to fill the no~ positions created by Rallmu{ and Telograph C mpanics. We want YOUNG MEN and LADIE s of good habits to 50080 ments wich every machine. at the old stand. King St., the most popular sewing machines on the market. A perfect machine as well as a handsome piece of furniture. Ail the latest improveâ€" ments. _ A complete set of uttacb-} the tailor, the only ageni in town for the Morse Schocl of Telegraphy â€"_ Carter‘s _ Little Liver Pills. Speial showinz of LEARN TELECRAPXY And R. R. Accounting. A genera. banking business done. Col ections made, duafts fssued payable in all parts of the Dominion or any place (n the world .mahmntuot Interost allowed for money deposited in Savings Bank or specia) e See Pacâ€"Similo Wrapper Beiow. AAIN NN NP OAOAAOAARORAt48¢¢¢tÂ¥r¢¢eâ€" RAYEOXD sEWISG Macmigs Incorvoratea in 1855. HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL Capital Authorized $5.000.000 Paidâ€"Up Capital â€" $3,.300,000 Reserve Fund â€"_ $3.000.000 th The Molsons Bank, JOHN RITZER, ESTABLISHED 1864. GCUBE 8ICK HEADACHE. PAAAINPPDANAPNC RITZER‘s, U £ TERLO« . »ovety wopstame moereetâ€" _ Must Bear Signature of TELECRAPHERS JACOB HESPFLER Managor Waterloo Branohb Burrano, N. YÂ¥ LaCR ssk, Wis. Sax Fraxctsco, Cat. HATS NEEDED SECURITY. Call C ; I AND CONSIDER THE akine Tam.*uw G2 CF your and mkln‘z Lydia E. Pinkham‘s V Compound, I am very nnkiout to se my testimonial, that others m‘hm valueand what you have done for me nasgte y0000c. CyGs 6 Pigld l Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, { l-'nllowlng we publish two letâ€" |ters from a woman who accepâ€" ted this invitation, Koie the result. First letter, _ * Dear Mrs. Pinkham:â€" ‘ " For cight years I havo suffered something terrible every month with my periods _ The pams are exernci iting and I can hardly stand them,. _ My doctor says I have ovarian and womb trouble, and 1 Igst e through an opâ€" eration if I want to get \\--h. 1 Jo not want to submit to it if’i can possibly help it. Please tell me what to do. I hopo {nu can relieve me."â€"Afre, Mnr{ Dimmick, "9th and E. Capitol St: , Bennirg P.O., Washington, D.C. Svcond letter. woman; thus has confidence between of Ainerica which h of the vast volnme has to draw from. i |STOP! WOMEN, as Mrs, Pinkham Atter following c tee Sattler of t Principal Foster Eulogistic addresses complimentary of .the services of Miss Veit were ds livered by Chairman Hett and Trasâ€" A very pleasing event took place at the Courtland avenue school Wednesâ€" day afternoon at the conclusion of the public school â€" examination exercises, when all the scholars and visitors gathcred in the German dcpartment,} and a presentation of a German â€"adâ€" dress and a handsome gold mantle clock was made to the teacher, Miss. E. P. Veit, who is leaving Berlin in a few days for her home in Sebastoâ€" pol,having retired from the teaching profession. + PRESENTATION TO MISS VET Already a number of prominent rateâ€" payers have announced their opposiâ€" tion to the byâ€"law, and under the searchlight of discussion it is daily becoming more unpopular. _ We wll announce what we consider a â€" more feasible proposition for the relief . of the present congested condition oi the market in a future issue. rlo matcrial, _ construction, shape, form, plan, or specification, any more than it is to run in a southerly diâ€" rection fromthe present building. It is hardly: likely that the ratepayers will give much support. to a proposiâ€" tion involving so great an expenditure and yet so indefinite in detail. | The matter resolves itsel{ into this, the ratepayers are asked to support a byâ€"law granting the Council of 1906 $8,000 with which to erect an addiâ€" tion to the present market building, without any conditions attached . as Sattler of the School Board and ’elt-., while others favor the flat plan, keeping everything above ground. The awkward part of the whole business, however, is the fact that none of this year‘s aldermen is certain of being returned to the Council of 1996, conâ€" sequently may have no say _ in the matter at all. L The usual method in undertakings of this kind is to first get plans and specifications of the building proposâ€" ed to be erected, and an expert‘s esâ€" timate of the cost. To intelligent inâ€" dividuals this plan would commend itsell as the proper one, but in ~this case, however, the usual order is reâ€" versed and a lump sum of money is asked for which it is proposed to use without .any _ further reference _ to those who would have to furnish the money. At present there seemâ€" to be about as‘ many different ideas _ resâ€" ’pecling the kind of building proposed ] to be erected as there are promoters, each one having his own distinet Plan. Some of these gentlemen proâ€" pose to put up the new market buildâ€" ‘ ing on the bank barn plan with stab ling underneath in which to store the 1 road roller and the few bags of ceâ€" ment required during the summer sea~â€" son for the construction of sidewalks, +, owing carefully your advice, ':31“:‘!!. Pink ham‘s Vogetable B esw nc C THE N The byâ€"law vote of the ; the municipal the purpose « sent market | wing thereto, directfon tow; indefnite des tion. The am ed that such . cars I have suffered s mothing month with my periods _ The ciating and I can bardiy stand erspnpatnidet P tds didiaicd Th s .. .0. 1 ed that such an addition would cost is quite definite, namely, $8,000. Just how the promoters of this byâ€" law could arrive at the amount neâ€" cessary to construct a building withâ€" out any plan or‘ specification, is hard to understand. * 1 t 10 C PmmmTt o Te | vole of the ratepayers of Berlin â€" at the municipal election in January for the purpose of ‘improving the preâ€" sent market house and ereciing _ a wing thereto, running in a southerly directfon toward Scott street," is an indefnite description of a proposiâ€" tion. ‘The amount, however, estimatâ€" mb um 4 C Sm El ty very ankious to send you at others may know l‘dt i haus ducs ul THE MARKET BYâ€"LAw ‘ to be submitted to the ratepayers of Berlin â€" at s t o " I dp not believe it will hel; you are ill. don‘t hesitate to < tle of Lydia B. Pinkham‘s Compound at once, and write ham, Lynn. Mass‘, for specia | it is free and always helpful. _ |__ * As you know *\ said I must have ® | live. I then wro ments. 1 followe tirely well. I : ache of a pain, an ue w c ET T7 9. YCU _ T can walk miles without Iavh- or a pain, and I owe my life to you to Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vogetable Compon \I wish Cvery suffering woman woold r This Rusbcciioe uc ud . T i ) amd p _ll.c___ D2 Rhout an ’nrh- or a pain, and I owe my life to you and to Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vogetable Compound, T wish overy suiferi woman would read this testimonial and r;‘nzo the yalue of writâ€" ing to i'nu and your remedy."â€"Mrs. Mary Dimmick, 50th and B. Capitol Streets, Benâ€" ning 1. 0., Washington, D. C, When a medicine has been suceessfal in restoring to health so many women whose testimony is so unquestionable, you cannot well say, without trying it, "I do not believe it will help me." if vom mwy N duse sc cas e C . T s you know, I wrote you that my doctor must have an operation or I could not I then wrote you, tclling you my ailâ€" _ I followed your advice and am en Well OI san ‘eealts y o . » «, MANY CANDIDATES WERE ‘PLACED IN THE BIELD PEITE! ECY LL don‘t hesitate tovget a botâ€" a E. Pinkham‘s egetable tonee, and write Mrs. Pinkâ€" _ Mass., for special adviceâ€" J. F. MeKAY, Quirmbach and D JOI‘L\' R. ED":N‘ Kress and °A. Tobi F. G. GARDINER, John Poure and J. F V. _ F. WEBER, Harttung and H1y,. AARON BRICKER, L. Moebus and Wm. Hu H. L. JANZEN Hlibner and J. Mo CARL KRANZ, Febhrenbach and C GEO. M. DeBUS Wellheiser and A. J. Kaufman A. L. Breithaupt ]farl Kranz Light Commissionérs August R. Lang _ Jacob . Kautman Geo. Lippert Hy. Schuetz L Berlin Ratepayers Nominated an Fred Knell â€" Louvis Ernst Milton E. Shantz Casper Braun _ J. M. Schneider C. E. Moyer + Jacob Bactz Sewer Commissioners Dr. J. _ F. Monsberger Graham Jackson John (Cochrane _ Eph. Bricker D. M. Shoemasor W. V. Uttley Chas. Zuber °_ Chas. H. Mills C. B. Dunke Hy. Dietrich Conrad Berck Win. 1. Collacd J. H.. Fehreabach Gustave Meiszor David Gross, Oliver Master A. W. Feick Karl Harttung, Simon B. Heist John Lewis V. F. Weber W. M. Cram Peter Itter D. B. Detweiler M. Wunder B. Campbell H. Rieder is. C.â€" Hahn ky C _ , . 0, ~ ~Woowie @6 CHAOKG Large Number for the Council and Public School Board. For Aldermen NA IN, proposed b' i J. Motz. "â€"‘N» proposed hy Tobian. For Mayor. proposed _ :y M. Shoeâ€"mraxzer Propoced |;’ Schuetz. «HL proposed by J. H Qn-ld..rdw Thursday, Mâ€"’.’ “‘5‘-’!0 3 mennnmnenenanmmmmmmmmmmemmmnnmememmmmmmmmmmmmmeme ww _ » proposed by J R. Hall â€""*+ Proposed by Hulme. â€" â€" proposed .â€" Schmidt., j Stons le said the franchises were Leâ€" e:y ing well looked after, and he expressâ€" ‘l)ie ed the opinion that no change should T be. made atâ€"thisâ€"time.â€"The fighting? T*© plant cost the town in the ncighbor-‘ C es hood of $250,000, but when it is comâ€"| **© pleted he could assure the electors it out! would be the fnest plant in Canada.| £€"5 The Sewer Commission were . just Ber completing the new system, which he| CO®® had no doubt would solve the sewer | Berl problem in Berlin for years to come.| "4 ! HMe gave a statement of the debenâ€"| £28) ture debt of the town, which amounts} 3°2* to about $750,000. The growth of the| !"Z town had been very gratifying and it into was due to this fact that the rate of| Wou! taxes for town purposes was _ comâ€"| °°"® paratively low and there was only an| 48 increase from 10 mills in 1900 to 11| K"an mills for this purpose, but the gchoot| !* M rate had increased from 4.60 mills in if ©x 1900 to 61 mills this year, with about , ‘temi the same increase in the High Schoot! !* ! tate. _ He pointed out that the inâ€"] 2" ©® crease in taxes was largely due |nf‘°"" the increased cost of operating _ the| N9us¢ educational institutions of the town.‘ which be considered was money . well N spent. ‘In conclusion he stated that! Ald. he would reply later as to his intenâ€"‘ of his tions for the ensuing year. lBoard Rejoiced in Prosperity . variou Chairman W. V. Uttley. of the Fin. BRe a.. Mayor Kranz Speaks. â€" After the nominations were declarâ€" ed closed by Town Clerk Aletter and the nominees were notified that they bad until 9 o‘clock this evening . to retire and those who were in the field ! were required to file their qualificaâ€" tions by the same time, he was voted to the chair, and Mayor Kranz was called upon to address the electors. His Worship thanked the ratepayers for the confidence reposed in him by clecting him as am alderman for two years and Mayor for a similar term. and on behalf of the Council he was ‘ pleased to present the annual finanâ€" j cial statement which would _ show f that the affairs of the town had been q managed in a careful and businessâ€" like manner. The Mayor réad the reâ€"| © port and various items that required : explanation were dealt with. In reâ€" ferring to the work of the Commisâ€" : SION8® be sald The franchisns ies 1 . The address of Mayor Kranz was a businessâ€"like . resume of the transacâ€" tions cf the Council during the year and the result appeared to be vety‘ satiafactory to all. The speeches of Ald. Uttley, McKay and Bricker were | practical and interesting, and dtoâ€"' gether there was not a phase of the} municipal government that was not touched upon, with the possible exâ€" ception ‘of the management of the [Berlin schools. The above programme of addresses was made possible by having the nominations begin at 7 o‘clock and close at 8 o‘clock, and the satisfacâ€" i tory result of the entire meeting will 1 be a precedent for future nominaii m 4 gatherings. sent. naminc4:{1 _ _: 07â€" PSAECCE ‘Of former nomination meetings, namely, allowâ€" ing the Mayor and the Chairmen â€" of the various Commissions to present their. reports of the work performed during the year, was followed out by Town Clerk Aletter and was a decidâ€" edly popular move. For the first time since any of Berlin‘s franchises were operated by Commissions the Chairâ€" men were able to bring before the ratepayers, by whom they were (clâ€" ected, a statement of the present conâ€" ‘dition of the.sewer system, the water| works and lighting plant, and the| speeches of Messrs. Dr. J. F. Honsâ€"| berger, J. C. Breithaupt and A. L.] i Brceithaupt were very attentively lisâ€"| j tened to, and well received by all preâ€"| j cont F. Mcb K. Westâ€" Chas. J Centr by Wagner liard, ¢ ,__M. E., 8 F' yt on3 °09 The Water and Light Commissions will undoubtedly be elected by acclaâ€" mation as ifâ€"i$ known that : those wlho were nominated ‘outside of those who compose the Commissions . at present have no intention of contestâ€" ing for a position, *4 Presenting of Reports. The programmg outlined by the Telâ€" egraph on Friday, which was a _deâ€" â€"Â¥iationâ€"fromâ€" theâ€"practice of former The Sewer Commission was ‘reâ€"clecâ€" ted by acclamation, no other candiâ€" dates being nominated outside of those who were members during this year. a"Â¥ jarge, especially for Aldermen and School Trustees and â€"an exciting campaign is certain. The Mayoralty position at the conclusion of the meeting was as uncertain as it has been during the last few weeks, and at the time of going to press Ald. A. Bricker isâ€"the only candidate that has definitely announced himself as being in the field. + Cc c o 600A #ow PHReee Chas. Ruby, Louis Bardon. s Centrecâ€"Wm. Metcalfe, Rev. L. H. Wagner, Oliver Master, J. A. Hilâ€" liard, Geo.° E. Potter, A. A. Rose, M. E., Shantz, M. Schiedel, Dr. H. G, Lackner, B. H,. Ziegler. A Glance at the Field. The above is the complete list â€" of nominations n:ade by the large and representative meeting of ratepayers in the Concordia Hall on Friday evâ€" ening. It was undoubtedly one wf_the most .inler(-st,ing and profitable gathâ€" erings of citizens that has been held in Berlinâ€"for many years. The numâ€" ber of nomjinations made was unusuâ€" ally | large, especially for Aldermen P. 8. Lautenschlager School Trustees. Northâ€"John L, Meisner, R. Pj Eastâ€"Geo. Harrison, A. Peque, Cyrus E. Moyer, Conrad Berck, liter, Southâ€"J. E, Hett, L. Sattler F. McKay, Westâ€"Wm. Hertfelder, H. A. H: pa l se n T 4 on he stated nnt, Ald @Bricker gave a brieft account or as to his intenâ€"‘ of his [ices as (Chairman of the ing year. lBoard ot wa d gave details of Prosperity. various expenditu during the year. Uttley, of the Finâ€" By carctul management the cost of Water Commissioners, certain. The â€"'fia.-y;r-a‘l-;; the eonclusion of the as uncertain as it has heir qualificaâ€" , he was voted r Kranz was the electors. the ratepayers sed in him by rman for two similar term.| uncil he was ‘ annual finanâ€" would _ show ; own had been 4 and . businessâ€" réad the reâ€"| that required : with. In reâ€" the Commisâ€"] ® ises were beâ€"| ° d he expressâ€" (})i hange should 7 The lighting { the ncighbor-,i“‘ en it is comâ€" e electors it ‘z: t in Canada. Be were . just ‘m, which he ;']" e the sewer d‘ rs to come;| © { the debenâ€"| £2 ich amounts| ¥° owth of the| ‘"I ie work performed | met as followed out by| in 1 t and was a decidâ€"| by : For the first time| 000 ‘s franchises were 650, issions the Chairâ€"| feet bring before _ the 119,‘ m they were clâ€"| over f :the present conâ€"| been system, the water year & plant, and the| from Dr. J. F. Honsâ€"| in C raupt and A. L.] intim Breithaupt ‘g, and alto-' phase of the} at was not possible ex~‘ ment of the of addresses,] having the o‘clock and ,: tha wa414._ Unusually i Nakt in Bvivlidaitalte . sccai a c 1c a L if extra services were performe! _ an itemized account should be presented | to the Council. Ald. McKay closed | an excellent address by narrating ~ a ! good story which brought down the P ks :; Mayoralty Nominces. A , |â€" All. McKay was called upon â€" and " after thanking the mover and secondâ€" _ | &r for the hanor conferred on him by , | nominating him for the Mayoralty, i he expressed his pleasure at having _| the opportunity to hear the reports _| of the Commissions, which had been ; given in a frank and excellent manner _| by the previous speakers. There was | no attempt to conceal figures but evâ€" | erything in connection with the work JLof the Commissions was made clear. | He was also pleased to see that ; + Treasurer Aletter had signed the finâ€" ancial statement, which was not done 1wo or three years ago. Ald. McKay outlined his position on various matâ€", ters. _ He favored interswitching in‘ Berlin and would not vote in favor of constructing any more switches in Berlin unless this privilege was grantâ€" ed by all railways. Ie favored _ enâ€" gaging the Town Engineer by the ; year instead of paying fees. The pavâ€"}| ing of King strect should be laken, into consideration next year. He would oppose the market byâ€"law and ; considered the expenditure of $8,000 as unjustifiable. He also opposed the " granting of an extra grant of $200 p to Mayor Kranz on the rround imas 3 IC> P UCAR : aWBie P scb d . 3 2l 441. mer| 1899 when it was taken over by the owâ€"| town Mr. Breithaupt stated that of| there were 664 consumersâ€"in 1899 and ent] 1705 now; in 1899 there were _ 202 ned| meters and 861 toâ€"day, which results by | in less waste of water, as was seen cidâ€"| by the fact â€"that six years ago 450,â€" ime] 000 gallons were used, and now only ere | 650,000 galions. There were 67,300 irâ€"| feet of mains in 1894, and at present he | 119,719 â€"feet. Since the town â€" took elâ€"/ over the plant the price of water has nâ€"| been reduced considerably and this er| year the bydrant rental was reduced he| from $10 to $35. Whileâ€" the plant is isâ€"] in good working order at present he L. | intimated: that in a short time a new sâ€"| plant would have to be installed to eâ€"| provide water for the increasing popâ€"| ulation. : Cen 3 “, Mr. A. L. Breithaupt presented > a 3 clear and wellâ€"defined statement â€" of 6| the work performed by the Commisâ€" ’_' sion since it was appointed â€" eight e‘ months ago. They took office when t the state of affairs was not at all inâ€" ~‘ viting. Their predecessors had_ made p plans which were . incomplete when they resigned. A gas engine plant y , was installed but did not prove proâ€" | fitable, and it was practically decidâ€" ed to throw out the engines, but afâ€" | ter a thorough investigation it was decided to utilize them and manufacâ€" ture producer gas, and the system was installed and ready to start up alfter the holidays. Mr. Breithaupt presented a comprehensive financial statement giving in detail the reâ€" ceipts and expenditures during‘ the last eight months, which will be pubâ€" lished in full next week. In concludâ€" ing he showed that the plant is showâ€" C ing a surplus each month since Augâ€" ust, and he assured the electors that he was confident they would be able|= to report excellent results after the producer gas plant has been in operâ€"| _ ation for a year. Ald. Bricker Speaks & 122C 09 APSEECEE ,, | Of sewers were laid during the year, | Pâ€"| and at present there are over sevenâ€". teen miles of sewer mains in the town ‘ â€"] costing $69,109.11, The town | has, become sewer crazy and everybody is °0| clamoring for connections, which is ; | probably a good thing for the town, Iâ€"| but not so good for the medical men 1â€"| (laughter). The chairman explained © | the expenditures of the Commissjon, **] and intimated that while the estiâ€" mates had been overdrawn by $338, it was due to accounts being charged A| to the committee that could not be 4| placed elsewhere. Speaking of _ the 8| new system, he said that 1t was "| almost completed, and up.to the preâ€" ®| sent $67,045.45 had been expended for 7| tanks, beds, the Genz farm and _ law i}â€"costs. The Canada Foundry Co. had ~| not been paid as yet, nor would they .' be until a thorough test of the maâ€" chinery is made. It will be necessary | to raise between $10,000 and $12,000 ‘| in debentures to pay the entire sysâ€" ‘| tem, which he assured the ratepayers | would be the best and most modern 5 system in America. Waterworks in Good Shape. [ Chairman J. C. Breithaupt, of the : Water Commission, expressed his : pleasure at having the privilege â€" of addressing the electors for the first timeâ€"since the Commission was apâ€" pointed in 1899. He presented â€" the financial statement for the year, | m which has already appeared in these ;:u“ columns, and â€" reported an estimated | **** sverdraft of $920, which was created | ati by theâ€"aa1s, number of new mains} ape that were laid this jiar. During the! year nine new wells were put â€" «z~a, l and the other five give a flow of â€" from 15,000 â€"to 150;,000 gallons per day. _In comparing Aheâ€"plantâ€"toâ€"dayâ€"with! Lighting Plant Matters lour lnuco-u“.,'..w..u‘ "““““hnm-mu.ut ith5 upon the prosperous condition the town. The Council deserved credâ€" it for the manner in which the afâ€"| faits had been conducted urainy * s called upon â€" anc ‘ mover and second onferred on him by for the Mayoralty, pleasure at having 0 hear the reports the ground that * performe! â€" an zlld‘_l)g proesented 2. Naset, as was seen at six years ago 450,â€" re used, and now only â€" _ ‘There were 67,300 n 1894, and at present Since the town â€" took the price of water has onsiderably and this it rental was reduced . While the plant is ; order at present he n a short time a new e to be installed to § )’; the increasing popâ€" > Plant Matters. ; ment for the yea.r;,lm')re & parate ret ady appeared in these : : a reported an estimated_l lh-e P lll.:lmheru b’{ 20, which was createdjations in connect number of new mains! s this your. During th.fapf'qu"y I_O" rate wells were put «:~a,{and American new manner in which the afâ€" en conducted, which on layor to report a â€" siall ‘s Sewage Syatem, l chairman explained of the Commissjon, ‘at while the estiâ€" overdrawn by $338, omm , Chairman of ; i Sanderson‘s Bakery constructing cement cents per foot this with 14 cents last timéâ€" in the histo able to show a fot the Board « ed that a chair at his disposal for the 4own ket byâ€"law anc the B. & W. s posing of it ordet that t revenue as clected Mayo his whole tin 1" so yvears [ 1MN8 Mercantile F EXPERIENCE 'n."l'l nce comp‘n' d INOOIPORATID 1875 _ â€" 1 | Head Office â€" Waterio ,I Subscribed Capita.ll).. :.+. €250,00 | Troge Mame . | Dnbsuiniy fhe Domiato e .l Dtm,:‘;- ' AI suatr ces Capumiaue Fancy I‘n Ssn P Pnd A handsomety iWinstrated week? . mlnuvfl_n_r !;y_g«lcgg ie M"Il’l. us 6120 SRTEnTs &c. Anyone sending a sketch and ':arrl"nm may nletl{”:uemun our opinion free w ether an Invention is probably rul ta ommunica. tlomnm.-l‘lg confidential. on Patentg sent free. Oldest crm.'y for secu n‘cmml. Patents taken through Mann & Co. receive special notice, without aharen asee. Scientific American, CHINA PaLACE ie uie t Che .-ity M from now unti] Xmas, "On of any scientifle jon : four montha, $1. old | ases 2CZ 1 189; 'e, I1 crder to save cur eubscribe . more a&cparate remittanecs we have Bi.. SOPe King 8t Waterloo ® mu cce "~C CZ MA hewsdenlers, 36 1Broadway, t%nec;oh.;m. w..m!g-!x! g.rk Cheap Reading for 1906 Hard weare, Stoves Store Near Post Office v s, Bread Rol‘s and F akes always on hll;d <8, it will pay you and pay you well to watch now unt‘l Xmas. Ayer‘s Pectoral. Parens know what it does for children: breaks 1 0, CAICF »"V a m without its Ayer‘s Cherry You can hardly fnd a home David Bean G. E. POTTER. eng; Jargest 'é'lr.«. irnal ‘erms, lnn:ipev-l_g_.l..,, pecial Prices in DIXNER 8ETS. § pecial Prices in TOILET WaARE. pecial Pricea in PARLOR LA vupg. pecial Prices in FANCY CBINA. proisl Prices in TIN and GRANITEWARE pecial Prices in GHOCERIES, ETCG. . . Good & Co. WATCH COME AND LooK AROUND Skates â€"â€"â€"ATâ€"â€".â€". BOTTOM PRICES , BERLIN, , Tinware, eubscribers the AND METAL The only Pat Ho Dl!ll, §0 Di PULVO "saw"* Subscribed Capital .. .. .. «+ ©230,000.00 Deposit with the Dominion Government ... .. +++>«. .. $117,140, All policies guaranteed by the London and Lanâ€"ashire Insurance Company with Assets of $16,300,038,. Altred W1 ht, Sccreta T. H Hali fnulnctln esn .UCllllROUon Waterloo, The Mercantile Fire MARKET GROCERY Plumbing and Pipe Fitting. w s y Wt benzine or. other explosi Aiimg more polish and i L CLEANER comeingo atented Polish in the Wor:a Dirt', NoSmgke. No _ of Commearse CakMTHKL °. |. . . . 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