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s be pleased to have you cal‘ k unior thecquaiity and frive. The Auction sale of farm stock and implements on the farm of Niv. Sam Snider, Jr., near Waterloo on Wedâ€" nenday, _ was â€" attended by a _ large erowd. (Good prices were realized and the sale brought over $2300, Mr. Albert Mickus | wielded the hamâ€" mer in his usual effective manner. WANTED TO PURCHASEâ€"S. AFâ€" RICA Veteran scrip. Will pay highâ€" est price. Apply to Box 15, Teleâ€" graph, Berlin. 206100 6w Rev. Dr. Armstrong of Baden â€" was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. tÂ¥â€" Donmnell during his stay in town. Dr. Armstrong has many friends in Watâ€" erloo, who were pleased to have . a call from him. . The fincst leaves from Ceylon tea plantations are contained in "Salada" Tea. lt is packed in sealed lead pacâ€" kets to preserve its celicious flavor apd aroma. Sold by all grocets; nevâ€" er by peddlers, or in bulk. erowd. (iood ‘rtces were tex azed The mnbar s on Yam and the sale ];;mughl over ‘1"3““1\[.:]["'(1 ‘m',“""?“ ,Ot- ‘.l“ }\a‘u’lou 4 F 3 rodist church choiv and a . numâ€" Mr. .‘.\"Tl'l'l Mickus \wu-hh-d the humâ€"}h”. of other: friends woers very pleasâ€" mer in his usual effective manner. ’;mll,\‘ entertained at the splendid home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Snyder, New | positions â€" this week for stu ‘ ‘““t“ S‘\: “'flll‘l‘}()(), on Thursday dents of the Berlin Business College: """"m,'g‘ The "““M"_“ was made i.hc‘ Fred _ Stroh, _ stronographer Gitson | 2CCASIO! of a â€" surprise _ to N"""" Mig. Co., Guelph; AJon May, * with Blanche Bean, one of the mcmbera ()l Bank of Commerce, S. Albright offiâ€" the Chf'"- who is to be ““*‘"'"‘ this ves W.G. & R. Berlin. "\14"k, in the form of a linen shnyu'r_ â€" which included many other _ articles e that drew for®h a large variety _ of appropriate verse from their donors. The house was prettily decorated for DEAT“ OF MRS' GOODING the occasion mnf; a most â€" enjoyable * evening was spent in games and singâ€" mm ing. After daintv refreshments | had _ _ | been served the evening was brought The sudden death occutrref on Fliâ€"{{o a close by the hearty singing of day morning of Mary Ann â€" Magget, | Auld Lang Syne."‘ wifeâ€"of Mr. Albert Gooding, King in compenmmenerrertremman y faterlao, _ aged 56 yrars, 3 $ i toval in .. BYâ€"LAW TO BE ENFORCED â€" ‘The deceased met with an accident several months ago by falling _ and striking her arm which â€" has. . heen partly paralized â€" since. She â€" was about as usua)l Friday morning until about 10 o‘clock when she . became suddenly ifl and passed away before mmedical â€" aid arrived, the cause . of death being apoplexy. Miss McCormick of Belleville _ and Miss Pettyplace of Toronto arrived Tuesday and will have ‘charge . of the â€" millinery _ depactinent in | J. New | positions â€" this week for stiu dents of the Berlin Business College: Fred _ Stroh, _ stronographer Gilson Mig. Co., Guelph; Alton May, * with Bank of Commerce, S. Albright offiâ€" wes W.G. & R. Berlin. . The late Mrs. Gooding was the cldâ€" est daughter of the late _ Wm. 1. Magger and was born â€" in . Woolwich Tov{:::lip Oct. 21st, 1852. In 1879 she rried Mr. Albert Gooding at Hawkesvilie, and Mr. and Mrs. Goodâ€" h““flv‘:d at Elmira about 17 years, su ently _ moving to . Waterloo, where they have since resided. KA husband and three daughters surâ€" vive, _ vizq; Edith (Mrs. _ Stanley the â€" millinery _ depactinen Uffelmann‘s store tlis yeal Read the adivts. in the C Telegraph. â€" It will pay you Our March Shoe Sale is now on Don‘t miss it. The J. S. Roos Shoe Co. § K husband and three daughters surâ€" vive, _ viz.; _ Edith (Mrs. _ Stanley cmu.ge) Peterboro,; Ethel (Mrs. lugh Davidson) town, and Ametia, at home; also two brothers and one sister, viz.: William, Stratford; John, WoolwicW Tp., Mrs. Wm. _ Englert, ed. _ H. 13. PDuering ed the hamu Messrs. J. Letter & Son, propric tors of Watertoo‘s upâ€"toâ€"date furnttute store have just received a big ship~ ment of furniture. Read their adverâ€" tisement on page five of this issue. Rev. C. M. Wright, of Toronto, who preached in the Methodist church of this town a week ago last Sunday, was a pall bearer at the funcral of Miss Ethel Kinrade, who was murdâ€" ered in Hamilton. For bargains in footwear call at The J. S. Roos Shoe Co. The auction sale of farm stock and implements belonging to the late Jos. R. Scheckene near Erbsville, was hold orm Monday and was attended by . a big crowd. _ High prices, were realiz~ ed. â€" H. B. Ducring, anctioneor wield~ WANTEDâ€"Early Ohio, Eurcka and other early _ seed potatoes. _ Bring samples to Ontario Seed Co., Watâ€" erlan. gâ€"23t. The death occurred ou Tuesday of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Reist, Union Sb. Mrs. Reist is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mr. E. J. Shantz, near Heldelberg will sell his farm stock and _ impleâ€" ments by public Auction on Tuesday, March 16th. At the eggs sold butter at Miss Dawson pleasaiutly entertained a number of her friends at her home Tuesday evening. Special sale this month at Phone 217. Beutsche Apothke From $1 to $3 each. We bave the best quality with which 2 Year‘s Cuarantee. E. M. DEVITT, Water Bottles _ _ CLERK AND TREASURER market Saturday morning at 25 cents per dozen and 25 cents per th. of â€" Children‘s _ Shoes The J. D. KRous, Shoe the Chronicle (UGâ€" C Ry. .. ocms o . 16.20 iJ. D. Moore, registration ........ 6.00 !-'acnb Doersam, stationery ... 7.25 Auditors®‘ fees .222 20.000. 150.00 C. R. Hanning, expenses re inâ€" terswitching ... «... ... 29.00 Graybill & Shantz, charity ... 7.80 Tuberculosis Exhibit ... 15.00 ‘Graybill & Shantz, charity ...... 7.80 Watcrloo Mus. Soc., grant ...... 100.00 M. Weichel & Son, hardware ... _ .85 I.}. R. Kaufman, repairs .. ... 1.00 ‘Liphardt Bros., supplies ... 2.35 l;“'. Hogg, coal and wood ... 32.42 jW. Snider, light and supplies .. 2.75 Id. Shantz, repair seales ... .50 l\\'m. Hoge, coal »m_... as.c.. 14.50 Ed. Shantz, repaits .....,..2.2c 1490 { Jac. Kaulman, Jumber j........._... 8.$3 ;Mc(‘oll Bros., supplies ... 2.75 ‘Mrs. M. Beckner, laundry (....20 .36 | M. Weiche? & Son, supplies ... .55 {Graybill & Shantz, coal â€".... 43.70 [F S Kumbi tax collector ... 150.00 ed:â€" _ 1. Hooper, work ... «... Chas. Gerster, work ... ... ,‘H‘ Schnarr, team and labor “P. Athold, 1BOL .;:1.3..â€"::s400: 111. HOODCF, WOtk .:....0 siccoy. Jac. Wolfe, WOTK ......2 ... M. FIGY, WOIK ..z.0.s puseces J. Tucker, WOTK .02 ks C. Henrich, WOTK s....c2 o0 Hy, Scheifelt, WoIK ..,....;}.... E. Ncehlosser, WoIk ..â€"........... Chas. Ermel, wotk ...,. ... C, HOBHHIOI :sssquwse coscnctmarccs D. Brandt, I@BOU .....4 0000000 B. Pfafi, J@DOL .......2 sosccase B.; PfaAB, J@BOL .scumu oc IJ. Schnart, SLONG ... «.. J. Mitchell, stone ... viey Ed. Knatr, stone . e t Benj. Brubachet .. ... 022020 ©Erwin Hallman, .. pe nc J. K. SChMiAt, .020 2c ISldnoy NCheieI@ ...l.uull2l m A: BUHYCCL, SOOTMG myccl00. pooag | Fat. Dermul, stone .......... il... , lerman Schnatrr, stonc ... {\\', HOGK, ©08) .:o comene Board of Health . u.040 ascoe> | Eree Library Board, grant .. !.\-h'cnising, debentures ... .. The commuttee which was appointâ€" ed to look into the peddlers‘ and butâ€" chers‘ byâ€"laws beld a meeting in Clerk MceBride*s office Friday: evening. The committee â€" is _ _composed of Messrs. Werchc}, Sanderson, O‘Donnell and the Mayor.â€"The committce found _ that there was nothing to amend: The byâ€" laws, as they read at present, cover every point. _ All that is tequired, is a rigid enforcement of the same. It was decided to have notices printes and posted up in cumspicuous places, notifying _ all peddlers and hawkets that the terms of the byâ€"law must be complied _ with, and that arl persons selling _ without baving paid the liâ€" cense fee are liable fo a fine not to exceed â€" $59.. Chief Klynn will _ also be requested to prosecute every petson not complying with the provisions of the byâ€"laws. â€" Gentiemenâ€"We the undersigned auâ€" ‘dimrs for the year 1908 beg leave to report that we have examined _ the Tax Collectors‘ roll for the past year and herewith submit statement as folâ€" lows:â€" Total taxes on roll ..........$44,7263.5% FIDO® ..02l20002 20002 s 19.54 Deposited by Collector .......... 29.09 Overpaid amounts on roll ........ 2.34 Deposited in bank ........._.. 42,578.80 Discounts allowed ... ........... _ 160.28 Outstanding taxes, Dec. 31 2,080.43 MED.â€"At Waterloo, Thursday evenâ€" The Waterloo Town Council met in monthly session Monday evening. One ol the important . questions . dealt with was that of the appointment of a new Town Clietk to take the place of Mr. A. B. McBride who is about to resign. Mr. Ford Kump( was apâ€" pointed Town Clerk and Treasurer at a salary of $1000 a year to take efâ€" fect on or before April Ist. There were present the Mayor in the chair and Messts. Suggitt, Sandâ€" etson, Weichel, Huehn, O‘Donnell, L. Graybill, Dr. Sterling and T. Ovens. Auditors‘ Report. The auditors, Messis. C. A. Hac hnel and C. Huehnergard, submitted the following report, accompanied by a detailed statementâ€" To the Mayor and Counciliors: A. B. McBride to Retire.â€"â€"â€"Salary Will $1,000.â€"â€"â€"Other Business of the Town Council. ENTERTAINED THE CHOIR CHAS. A. HAEHNEL, C. HUEHNERGARD, Auditors. The following accounts were pass 8. Kumpf, tax colfector $44,815.51 $44,763.54 19.54 20â€" 39.09 s 2.34 42,578.80 20 160.28 11.51 11.00 4.00 3.10 16.20 .00 .33 7.50 5.62 3.00 38.24 4.81 15.76 8.14 13.36 9.814. 13.68 $2.03 .90 4.10 5.67 3.10 4.25 1.5% 3.84 2.43 2.07 2.07 2.07 1.59 04 60 Dr. Hilliard â€" also addressed â€" the mgeting and spoke of the campaign which has been carried on for some time to educate the people of the imâ€" portance of this subject. _ An antiâ€" spitting byâ€"law should be passed and il enforced would greatly aid the Tuberculosis _ Association in _ their work. _ He asked that the _ Council bear part of the expense incurred durâ€" ing the recent Tuberculosis exhibit at the library. A motion was passed | granting the Association $15.00. Mr. J. 1. Roos addressed the Counâ€" cil and stated that the sum of $551.66 was due the owners of ‘the grand stand at the park who thimk this should be paid. The matter was deferred until the sale of the park deâ€" bentures is made. 4 with Mr. A. K. Cressman., The Mayor read the resolution subâ€" mitted by the Board of Trado in reâ€" gard â€" to Valentine & Martin, He stated that a committee interviewed Mr. Valentine who was willing _ to purchase the woollen mHis property if he could come to an agreement with Mr. Moriey, After considerabic discussion a committee was appointed comprising â€" Messrs. Weichel, O‘Donâ€" nell and the Mayor to interview Mr. Morley and Mr. Valentine with _ a view to having them to come to an agreement. e MoOmttss A letter was rece@edfirom Mr. J. E. Seagram asking that he be grantâ€" ed the right to erecb two poles on King St. No action was taken. C. H. Bechtel, the secretary _ of Bechtels, Ltd., Waterloo, recently reâ€" signed his position to accept a tempâ€" ting offcer in Fernic, B. C. This posiâ€" tion is the managership of the Fernic Brick Co. This plant was erected in its entitrety by Bechtels, Ltd., _ last year, and was the only factory that escaped the disastrous fire. . Mr. C. H. Bochtel produced a very favorable impression on the westerners at the time of the plant‘s crection and | the urgent necessity of having | a firstâ€" class manager to cater to the present cxtensive building wants of the resurâ€" recting city was the incentive to the offor. _ Mr. Bechtel leaves numerous friends in Berlin, Waterloo and Galt with regret, but is cxceedingly optimâ€" istic as fo â€" possibilities in _ British Columbia. He leaves for Fernic some time this month. _ Dr. Noecker addressed the â€" Council iand suggested that a Mr. Levi who is suffering from an almest incurable discase and is a charg® upon the town be removed to Toronto where a specialist | would #reat â€" him. . The Council concurred in the opinion of Dr. * occker and decided to send Mr. Levi to Toronto for treatment at a cost of $1.90 a week. An Indemn‘ty Accident | Insurauce policy for the firemen was _ placed with Mr. A. K. Cressman., Four rinks of Preston curters playâ€" ed at the Watcrloo rink Monday eveâ€" ning and were defeated by the local curlets by 14 shots. Following are the skips and scores:â€" Preston. _ * Watctloo. L. Pattérson F. Moser T. Mulligan C. Hohmeier Dr. Elliott D. C Kuntz Geo. Elliott A. Langudge A. Huft L. A. Hall C. McKenna 1. Parker (Geo,. Roos .. Sohit M. Magey Drs. Webb and Hilliard â€" addressed the Council in bebalf of the Waterloo Branch Association for the prevention of Tuberculosis, and the | view was expressed by Dr. Webb that if proper eoâ€"operation between the medical auâ€" thorities and the public could be . seâ€" cured the death roll of this discase would be greatly reduced. Ho urged that the Town Council pass a byâ€" law to prohibit expectoration in the streets and public places, and stated that unless this was done littlkk proâ€" gress could be made. _ "own Treasurer Ford S. Kumpf presented a report showing amount of the Town deficit. The Town Scales. Mr. Frank Good addressed _ the Council in regard to the unsatisfacâ€" tory condition of the weigh scales. le stated that the scales did not weigh properly and asked that the Council investigate. Councillor Sandâ€" erson stated that he examined . the scales & nuimber ol times and _ found the same to be very unsatisfactory and thought it advisable to purchase new scales. _ He, however, . stated that the Government Inspector would be here .« «.; aud would investigate the matter. It was moved by Counciliors Weiâ€" chel and Suggitt, that Ford S. Kumpi te appointed Clerk and Treasurer and to receive for his services $1,000 a year, this to take effect on or before 1st of April, when the present Clerk resigns, and a new byâ€"law to be preâ€" pared by Mr. A. B. McBride for the purpose. Mr. Kump( is also to colâ€" lect taxes in arrears without extra pared by Mr purpose. . Mr. lect taxes in remuncration. Thompson Mickus Cherry GOING TO FERNIE B. C. skip 13 skip 6 skip 15 CURLING F. Moser C. Hohmeier D. C. Kuntz F. G. Hughes C. Moogk S. B. Bricker H. M. Soyder Ed. Montag W. Lochead W. Hogg E.. F; Seagram skip 16 1. Ferguson (% Liphardt . Roos G. A. Bruce J. B. Snidet skip 14 | took skip 14 skip 18 I4 s BOOK STORE "‘l Waterloo, â€" Ont. 3 PLATTSVILLE, ONT. 3 2444448444Â¥444044404%4040444 8 The church social beld under thc‘ auspices of the Ladies‘ Aid of the Evangelical church _ in the _ Town ffall Friday evening was a decided suecess. Jn many ways it was a unique gathcring, being also attended by friends outside the town, | from: St. Jacobs, Berlin, Bridgeport | and: other points. The Town Hall â€" was literally packed with visitors. _ The ladies certainly had prepared a rich tepast in all kinds of homemado bakâ€" ing, oysters and ice â€" creaim, _ which were not nearly sufficient for the: gathcring of â€" about four _ hundred: poople. Lunchcon was served during: the entire evening, and once | again. old timers could taste and remembet: that homemade baking, as our mothâ€" ets and grandmothers used to dish up, was second to none. . The social hours were greatly enjoyed by the visitors of the town Not _ least was the inspiring music by the 8. S. Orchestra, directed by A. Bowman, solos by Miss Ida Wogenast, and sevâ€" eral selections by the malo quartette, Messrs. Oclzel and Schmidt brothers of this town. Even the boys enjoyed: their cotner of fishing: j A VERY SUCCESSFUL The Ladics‘ Aid feels quite gratified over the success financially, which was beyond all cxpectations. Tne Watetloo Laundry owned _ by the late Mr. Julius Beckner, was sold by Public Auction _ Saturday afterâ€" noon to Mr. Luelo of Berlin, who Books, Stationery, Office Sugplies, Fancy Goods, Wall Paper, School Supplies, English and Germar Bibles, Testaments, Hymn Books. Ets. English and German Cathoâ€" lic Prayer Books, Rosaries, Cruciâ€" fixes. * GM“W“M““’ ° THER.y.NEALCcO. $ Business is business. Thers is not a great deal of eentiment about it toâ€"day,. ‘The merchant who offers you the best valueâ€"the best goods for the least money with a cheerful and accommodating service thrown inâ€"csao reasâ€" onably expect public patronage. That‘s what we are of‘e‘â€" ing you toâ€"dayâ€"wha we have been giving for over a third of a centuryâ€"what it is yours to get in the future at this great store. These are not mere words, not mere rhetorical flourish. They are hard business facts We claim to give better va‘ue, that is, better goods for the money. â€" Our organizaâ€" tion, our experience, our position outside the zone of high rents and high taxes makes this posâ€"ible. But the burden of proof is on you. Do your next shopping nere and Lbave the pleasant experience of seeing how far your doliars go. The R. J. Neal Co Time is money, but we waut to draw your attention each week to our space in this paper for we believe it will be profitable to you as well as pleasant. Thirtyâ€"Fiva Years of Progressive Merchandising $ To the Reaters of The Chronicleâ€"Telegraph: A Complete Stock of Buttcrick Patterns always on haud Groceries, Dry Goods, Millinery Boots and Shoes. WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS OF We are beadquaâ€"to s for the Ediscn Phonographs Special Notice % * . GATHERING DOERSAM‘S «[ New Telephone v: Directory Chaice OUrders for new connections, changes of firm names, changes of street adâ€" dresses or for dnplicate entries should be nanded in at once to , k The Bell Telephona Com of Canada is about & publish an:;nrnuo of the OFFICIAL TELEPHONE DIREOTOR®Y DI8TRICT OF WESTERN ONTARIO including WATERLOO. vunoOIce you know the man who earns the a â€" â€" | Sread must be rested when he goes to GPOGCB@TI@S)£:) work. and you know how if Go To adds to the charm of a room lo have 3 _ |il deecrated witlh a beaultiful bed. Bohlendep‘s|" dce0>2fed #it4 a declife? ded. _ PV EU EUE _ Y We have the latest appliances in undertaking and are Alexander House Grocery | thoroughly equipped to give the best of satisfaction, All work guaranteed, No extra charge for cails out of town. For for the ; | LEING STREET you eannol Jul anglfiénf into your house that will ptease your husband more t&qn a ¢qod eom{o’dafiée bed. | A meeting of the Water and Light Commission was held Friday _ after neon. There were preseat A. Bauver, chairman, J. Ritzer, Mavet Weiden ho immet, Sectetacy hump( and Supet intendent Dobbin. The busimess ~> all ofa routine charactor. . mrs. homelCover: WATER _ AND _ LiGHT ComMMI SIONERS MEET. commentert 1000 #7 O temct, cnn it on 6 800 cecano ul Our Prices Range From $1 to $6 per Pair. J. Letter & Son N. A. ZICK That we are sul‘ssful is demonstrated by the fact that the biggest majority of the ladihs in Watcrloo and vicinity buy their footwear here and the remaindéer are on the wav,. Keeping pace with fashion in matters pertaining to Footwear, requires constant attention, â€" Our one aim of business is to see that we are always on the top round of the ladder and Exclusive and Absolutely Correag Styles If It‘s ladies‘ are aware of the" fact and come here for shoes. THE HOME OF GOOD $HOoES Waterico, Ont. “lT” ‘The Board of ~Works held a m¢cting ':'; Friday â€" when a representative frori ® the Sawyerâ€"Massey Co., of Hamilton, untonyjewed | the â€" committec in tefer * chmee to a c powil collet ‘.\M“:dfi/.:’ * -’i finits way done, howerer, zs the C9MMN â€" > 0 wiltco interd gcing to Terontg. Next. ! 1909 It‘s Here mains fot . the WATERLOO. services _ in