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" Last Call \ Ernst & 00-! .â€" Final Clearance This is our final elearance of ovorythin%‘t):lt is left in Our gi0at store. Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, Caps, ts, Shoes and Staple Dry Goods, (the very thing you‘ll need next year if you don‘t this), marked down to ytiees that will astound you when you see the quality, style and finiâ€"h of the offerings. ‘Think of what your wants are, and come Saturday and get them for Half. If these items do not sl)pul i na §69 SOF C * uD . oo Anatiioma in all narts of the come Oa&Lurony BH0 §20 MA CCC C qebl c2Â¥La6 to you there are hundreds more at like reductions in all parts store. 1 All sizes, in single breasted, made from fine quality fiew-on tweeds, in T EDC ELCE RIL » hast from fine qmllet& Hewson UWECEE I7 the new light cdiors, by one f‘ u‘w b‘e:t makers of clothing in very latest style regular $10 and $12.50, Sqpirday All sizes, made from finest q heavy and light all wool serges. and double breasted styles, ! $10 and $12, sale price 1 A large variety of servicenble well made good looking tweeds. The great est trouser snap you ever saw without exception, ::lgulu $2.75, $3 and $3.50 values, on sale Saturday 1 98 a The w orld over Jou would M pay at least $5. ade in threg single and double bn.ép'fill le, benutiful assorttent o 3 tweeds,marked Saturday at &# 8 Norfolk Suits, allwool, imported tweed, in medium grey and darkmixâ€" ed dp-t.hrn-. coats box pleated back l‘ini fionkt. belt at waist, strong Italian niogs, knee pants, regular $3.50 and $4, S:tndly‘?or 2095 The q\n.lm;'m all that could be desired, the prices speak for themâ€" golves. The Great Clearing Sale appreciated, Men‘s Blue and Black Suits $7.95 The w orld over 1 ‘These mills have been renovated and made up: the milling of high class flour and feed, tor custom 26 V . Latsand hatlay and aro j We waut your wheat, highest market values Y chop, screenings, eto. on 1 siue ‘g._su a holt paspane" We bey ant purposes. \We buy an fair treatment with courtesy Phone 97 YOL 62â€"â€"NO 35 Men‘s Two Piece Suits Men‘s Trousers Everything must be cleared out regardless of prices. f Last of the great _ ‘ FOOTWEAR â€"»Carpenters and Painters will be through this 1 their work. The greatest of all great Bargains on gaturduy. August 28th. 25 fine Men‘s Suits ranging from $10 to $16, Navy slue and Black Seorges . * ‘s mmumegieel deeneitha 0 50 Mon‘s Shirts our!l Grain! Feed! 100 Men‘s H. y qanricagy â€" € g â€" All our flmflm Hate.: * ces nreyeale ho boe hi fof es Uall early and secure a bargain Boys‘ Suits SIGN OF Clearance of all â€" Summer Apparel.â€"â€"â€"No Reserve _ Alteration Saie IRVIN MASTER, Prop. KING STREET, WATERLOO. City Mills, Berlin .:fr nt3 l,9 5 wool, imported finest quality, been renovated and made np-toofl-\o in equipment for iss flour and feed, tor custom chopping and oat crushing heat, oats and batley and are always buyers, paying the a We always have bran middlings, meal, corn, Cothâ€" , on hand and selling at right prices. "The King" is an exceptionally fine flour for all houseâ€" buy aud sell, we exchange and trade. We guaranted . WILDEF 214 Queen St , South DON‘T MISS 1T o reaolss T. 95 Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, in the piece. , of a WoWwn SETRR UITO CCE3 0 beautiful quality, | viel kid, blucher wp-.h:xu:alon .o&c)l.' sizes 24 to 1. regular $2. to $3.50, for 2.00 Wfi :non!‘; Dongola Kuu;l lzsou. bllpooh.l quality, fine even 9 Y uc wp-.agt-lnnt. ‘tlol:i'. ‘z'e}m-io- -ow se s lo f reguiar s io 1 §Q hoy‘l and youths‘ serviceable school boots, good quality, leather, well made aolid leather soles, and heels, sizes 11 to 13, mdlu_»&.re‘ulu' s-‘ 25 $1.50, sale price. Misses and Children‘s Choool]&tn Kid Oxfords, spring and low heels, also strap slippers, with turn soles, sizes 8 to 104 and 11 to % regulnr‘s‘l.zg to $1.50, for, per pair neat patterns, naVvy, D‘MOS: | red, with figures and stripes, sale priee full bleached, fine weavo, & splendid cloth for general purpose, 36 in. :‘lde. Women‘s regular 10c yard for All linen bordered crash superior yarns, a strong Al wearing quality, 17 inebcs Toe yard foo Very fine cloth, ai English Long Cloth that is left in our great oots, Shoes and Staple Rolier Towelling Print Clearing a bordered crash, made from arns, a strong and desirable uality, 17 inebcs wide re}:lu Fine Boots, for street well made and finished, ality, vicl kid, blucher Berlin. th, in a good range of navy, blu.:k', pink““d Laces, Insertions, Berlin, Ont. $1.25 week with 3; 98c 9C WATERLOO, ONT . 8c 8c Personals.â€"Mr. and Mrs,. _ J. D. Merner visited New Hamburg friends last week. â€"Mis. Jacoo Christman and daughter, â€"Alma, are visiting friends at Detroit.â€"Mr. and _ Mrs.. George Steffier, Mrs. Geo. Allemang and Mr. John Brox left last week on a visit to friends in Alberta.â€" Mr. Chas. Christmann of Windsor visited his parents here last week. * Mrs. Habbick of Barrie is the guest of Mrs. A. H. Erb.â€"Mr. Albert Steinâ€" man of Remus, Mich., who with his wife was spending the summer in this district, suffered a paralytic stroke and was taken home by his son last week.â€"Mr. Angus Lein of St. Josâ€" eph, Mich., is visiting friends in this vicinity.â€"Mr. Krueger of Springfeld, Mass., has been engaged by _ Mr. Gateman as foreman of the pearl butâ€" ton department of the fackory and exâ€" pects to move to Elmira this week. â€"Mt, Sheldon Werner, demonstrator and lecturer on Metaleurgy at McGill University, Montreal, is visiting his parents prior to commencing his proâ€" fessional duties on Oct. 1st.â€" Mr. Addison Foerster left last week for Sudbury and Port Arthur.â€" Mrs. P. Weiss and her sister, Miss Schmehl, left last Friday for a week‘s visit with friends in Preston=â€"Miss Emma Jung is visiting Berlin friends.â€" Mrs John iPecl of Whitby spent last Wedâ€" nesday and Thursday in, Elmira. â€"â€" Mrs. John Mickus and Miss Blanche Kieffer of Chicago are visiting in town.â€"Miss Ruby Stickney of Guelph is visiting friends in town.â€"Mr. Ed. Schierholtz of Goderich spent last ‘ Supday with his parents here.â€" Miss Nelda Keller is visiting at â€" Berlin and Waterloo.â€"Mr. Ivan Musselman has secured a position as assistant at the G.T.R. station.â€"Mr, and Mrs. L. J. Winn and Mr. J. Winn of New York and Mr. J. B. Hughes of Watâ€" erloo spent Thursday at the home of Mr. Stephen Winn.â€"Mrs. Garge and son, Walter, of New York, are visitâ€" ing Mrs. Armond Kimmel.â€" Mr. and Mrs. Corrigill and daughter _ Hattie spent last Sunday with the former‘s father at Moorefield.â€"Miss Birdic Haâ€" milton of St. Marys spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Vieeâ€"A numâ€" ber of Elmiraites spent last Tuesday at the Elora Rocks.â€"Mr. M. L. Webâ€" er, Mr. I. »Hilborn and Mr. J. P. Luckhardt attended a meeting of the Gordon Pulp and Paper Company in Toronto last Thursday.â€"Miss â€" Grace Erb is visiting friends in Hamilton. â€"Mr. MoCamus, teacher at Upper Woolwich, spent Sunday in town.â€" Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Allen of Grand Valley visited Mr. S. A. Dunke last Sunday.â€" The following passengers left here last week for the West: Mr. A. Proudlove, Hawkesville, Richard Brobman, Winterbourne, Thos. Cunâ€" ningham, Peel, W. Dicthelm, Glenâ€" allan, Mr. Edler, Pilkington, Mr. Smith, West Montrose, and E. Sielâ€" ing, Elmira. Flower Show a Success.â€"The anâ€". nual Flower Show of the _ Elmira Horticultural Society was held in the rink last â€" Wednesday and Thursday and was a success. Owing to the lateness of the spring the childr@n‘s asters were for the most part . not ready for the show and consequently there was a large falling of in â€" the children‘s exhibits, but the collection of cut flowers showed an alniost endâ€" less variety of garden flowers, one collection containing 35 _ varieties. Mr. Hunt, Horticulturist of the Ontâ€" ario Agricultural College, avted . as L judge. chased a handsoms driver and outâ€" fit from Mr. Kenyon, of istair.â€" Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wiegand attended the lawn social at Mr. Shepherd‘s, moom-l ingdale, Thursday evening.â€"Mr. Adrian: Stengel, of Berlin, was a busincss visâ€" itor in this vicinity. He also visited his nephew, Mr. Wiegand.â€" Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hagey, 0f Chicopee, were Sunday visitors at Locust Copse. â€" Miss Bartiara Gingrich spent the wee‘k end with friends in Berlin â€"Mr. and Mrs. Hallman, of Centrevilie, Sunâ€" daycd at the homes of Mr. Stongel and Mt. Joink Lry.â€" Mr Fred Haush MCs S coctas tas Orilâ€" lia and W" Exhibition those who $ View Farm‘ and two da and Mrs L and Mrsâ€" 3 Myrtie _ an Little Para Schmidt, Miss ©a"" and Mrsâ€" William 1 ily, Mrâ€" and Mrsâ€" and family, all of | and . wile, Revâ€" R Buck‘s County, Pont and wife, Deacon Lo Rosenberger .:‘:l v: and WPt, "* _ "le. Buck‘s County, Penn, U.S.â€"Revâ€" Rutt and wife, Deacon Lapp and wite, Revâ€" Rosenberget ard wite and Rev. Berâ€" gey and _ wile. all of PennsylyeRia State, are visiting the fort? different churches of the Mesnonite Brethron and m ol Waterio® Cornty. * J Good and . Miss News Notes News Notes Gathered by Industrious Correspondents in County and District. Our Busy Neighbors . PB 122. 1i Abcicts Adiiiadits ‘Tuesday morning Tot Orilâ€"| 4 will take in the Toronto ion on _ bis retinn â€"Amonk ho spent the da “l?lnsant ‘arm‘‘ were Mr.% Bechtel o daughters, of #ler;, Mrâ€" s. Levi Witmer, Preston; Mr. s. Jacob B. Gimggich, Misses and Laura ()mfllzn. of Paradise, Mr and Mr¥». John t, Miss Sarah ‘Ih_omtn." Mr s. William 1. SMN famâ€" . and Mrsâ€" Annanias Shant mily, all of Berlin, ReV. LapP vife, Revâ€" Rutt and wite, of LCE D $Â¥enn 11 N â€"ReY. Rutt ELMIRA LIMERICK â€"Mr. Lonsbury has put News Notesâ€"A l@rge crowd turned out om Sunday evening last to hear the minister from Pennsylvania, who l{:h in the Cressman _ Mennonite church.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz and Mr. and Mrs. Lapp of Penasylvania visited with Mr. Abs. Snyder _ on Sunday.â€"Mrs. Bechtel returned home on Saturday from a visit with relaâ€" tives in Brown City, Michigan â€"Miss Edith Shantz of Berlin _ and Miss Gertrude Cressman of Stayner have been visiting in Breslau and vicinity for the past week.â€"Miss Mary Shantz and Miss Sinda Shantz of Berlin visâ€" ited Toronto Exhibition on Monday. â€"â€"Mr. Abe. Shant# of Berlin spent Sunday under the parental roof. â€" Miss Christina Bechtel visited with Miss Elenora Snyder on Sunday. â€" Mrs. Jake Shantz is visiting her son. this week at Fairview, Michigan. â€" Mrs. Menno Madet is visiting with her sister at Bayport, Michigan. â€" The weather turned quite cool last Sunday evening. So cold that some people rode four in a buggy . home from church.â€"The game that was to be played here between Doon and Breslau last Saturday eveming _ did not come off. What kept the visitors away is a problem for the Breslau team. They may have been afraid of the appearance of the weather _ but more likely they were afraid | that they might be de y the locals~ We hope that t,hcykm*fome up soon and decide which team is the superâ€" ior. Personals.â€"Mrs. Chas. Peterson and sen, of Hamilton, are visitors hete.â€" Miss Milie Foster and Miss _ Alice Hastings, of Crosshill, spent Sunlay at Mr. F. S. Spies‘.â€"Mr. Alvin Shelâ€" ley and Mr. Wiliiam Spies spont Stnâ€" day with friends at Conestogo and Berlin.â€"Mr. and Mrs. A. Schweitzer, who have been spending part of their holidays here, left Monday for their home in Berlin. Pleasant Gathcring.â€"Quite a family gathering took place at the home of NMrs. Stadelbauer on Sunday, when . a number of her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren were present, amcng whom were Mr. and Mrs. Powâ€" ers, of Claremont, New Hampshire; Mr. and Mrs. Julius Stadelbauer, of Listowel; Mrs. Ed. Letson and her two daughters, Mrs. Chas. Letson and daughter, Berlin. _ All report having spent an cnjoyable time. Pe:sonal.â€"Mr. Rodger Geach is holidaying at his home at Listowel.â€" Mrs. Hilkiah Martin, Berlin, was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd, on Thursday.â€"Mr. Eckensweller left for Michigan to spend some time visiting his son.â€"Mr. Charles Bedford spent a few days visiting his sisters at Hawkesville and Tavistock.â€"Miss Amâ€" nie Flaherty, of Galesburg, lllinots, . oo cualit t 1. 4 3 0 d iicatic tm in o is spending a few weeks at Mrs. Beâ€" mis‘.â€"Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McAister and family, are spending a few weeks holidaying at Mackinaw.â€"Mr. and Mrs. J. Drager, Berlin, Sundayed at the bhome of Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd. â€"Mrs. Pearl â€" Bedford spent a few days with friends at Bridgeport. â€" Miss Olivic and Mrs. Josie Heintzâ€" man, Sundayed at Berlin.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, spent a few days vis iting friends at Berlin.â€"Mr. Matthew Dustrant was visiting at Mrs. Bemis‘ lest News â€" Items.â€"This vicinity _ was visited by a very hoavy rain storm, accompanied by thunder and lightning on â€" Saturday | night. It treshened things and _ was good for the _ root crop. _ Harvesting is almost finished in this district. â€" Threshing is the ordet of the day and sowing of fall wheat will Wegin this week. Mr. Al bert Stcefler threshed seven acres of fall wheat which yielded sixty pushels to the acr>. _ Who can beat this record? â€"Mr. Joseph Hergott has a very large han‘s egg, measuring vight inches in circumference, Bain Destroycd.â€"A big fite oceurted last Thursday afternoon, one mile cast of St. Agatha, whn the barn of Mrs. Wahl was Wurned to the ground, inâ€" cluding a new implement shed, and ncarly all the implements. The farm hands had been threshing when . the cutting tox Â¥ecame heated and caused a â€" spark _ to fIy which ignited the straw About 700 _ bushefs grain comprising | Whoat, cats and batley Dss ductravedâ€"Mr _I. N: Oosch: is straw About 700 _ bushefs grain comprising | Whoat, cats and barley were. destroyed. â€"Mr. J. No Ocech: is busy cutting saw logs, and has a carâ€" load of hard maple ready for shipâ€" ment.â€"Our new school teacher, who is from near Guelph, commenced her d.ties last â€" Monday.â€"Mr. and Mrs. (has. Stoesor _ and family, tisited with his brother, Mr. Henry Stoesser, Sunday afterncor.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Ruâ€" doiph Stoesser, of Waterloo, spent Surday at th» home of Mr. Henry m x,â€"Mt. fi Mre. Nfl_ _Steinâ€" ‘4 BLOOMINGDALE HAWKESVILLE JOSEPHSBURG BRESLAVU School Reâ€"openéd.â€"School reâ€"opened Monday with a fairly good attendâ€" ance, there being very lew apsent isunaway,.â€"An accident ocourt« } ed last Sunaay .itrnouu MAABI Loerâ€" img‘s ‘Corner t Mr. A, Meliibrandt‘s uaughwr, who was ariving a ratner spdâ€" rited horse, which got â€" unmanageabie, and tan away,throwing the liagy out of the rig inilicling â€"a ueep gash on m il:t“elcl«l which required several § C k mrough iiiness veath of _ Mrs. Dahkms.â€"The sad Cealm oucurred Friday evening in tae person of Mrs. Dahins of the _ 5th t@Byâ€" FJlict of the late C. Dahms, who _ predqceased her about a year ago. A grownâ€"up family of three So1» aAi four daughters survive to mours the loss of & good mother, and have tne sympathy of this community in their _ sad alflfiction. "Ahe functal which t00% place on Sunday afternoon was largely | attended. Baurig took ‘ place at the loole cemetery. _ Died on Saturday.â€"ibe infant child of Mr. and Mrs. M. Gascho died last Saturday. _ Burial took place Monâ€" day afternoon in the Amish Mennonâ€" ite cemetery, We extend our sincere sympathy to th: bereaved parents. News lrems.â€"Miss Ella Ottman, My. Campman, of Berlin and Mr. en Egli, of Millbank, were visitors here o.ec Sunday.â€"1wo valuable cows were killed last Saturday night _ by lightning in the field belonging to Mas: srs. C, Geusma® and Dan Leis.â€" Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Kauflman, Mr. and Mrs. L. Fleischauer spent Sunday in Heidelborg _ with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hahn.â€"Several of our citizens attendâ€" od the funeral of Mrs. Collin Berdeux at Baden Monday afternoon. Deceasâ€" ed was well known and had ‘mndo many friends during hi stay lhere.â€"ers.‘r‘,ga‘r and another â€" lady friem@; "of Toronto, are guests at the lRoyal for a week.â€"Messrs. Lincoln Ratz, Wm. Spalkr and Herb Berscht left Tuesday for Berlin, where they intend taking a business course | at the _ Business College.The Rev. _ H. \ Battenberg conlucted Missionary serâ€" vices at Moneten on Sunday evening. â€"Mr. Jos. Hergolt of near Bamberg, was _ wafombunale in losing his fne 1 twoâ€"yCarâ€"old horse last week, death j being caused by the extrema heat. News Notes.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bricker of Berlin visited at Mr. John Bricker‘s last Sunday.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lepp spent Sunday in Plattsâ€" ville.â€"Miss Bertha Detweiler visited in this vicinity last week.â€" Mr. and Mrs. Agabus Kinsic visited at Mr. Ira Kinsie‘s on Sunday.â€"Mr. Elden Hartzburger.of Ayr visited in the village.â€"g:l Sunday morning .a â€" dog was caught worrying Mr. John Bricâ€" ker‘s sheep. His merry career was, however, soon brought to a sad end. â€"Farmers are about fmmished with the harvest and are preparing for seedâ€" ing. , INJURED BY FALL FROM WAGON A serious accident occurred on Monâ€" day, August 23, on the farm of Mr. David Rqshardt, near Philipsburg. Miss Tillie Reipling was hclping . to haul in grain and was on the load, when the horses took fright and ran away. _ The unfortunate girl fell off the wagon and broke her arm _ and her collar bone. Dr. Marty of New Hamburg was called and set the fracâ€" tured limb, and the patient is @oing as well as can be expected. On Saturday pvening Mrs. G. M. Misemer, Lowry avenue, Galt, was seriously _ burned. The woman Was carrying a lamp ami went into _ a J clothesâ€"closet to get something, when lu jat on a sholf fell, striking _ the lamp and smashing it. The woman‘s ‘nlothcs ignited, ani she was very seâ€" verely burned before a son was able to extinguish the flames with blankâ€" ets. Dr. Wardlaw was called in, aud Taesday morning she was removed to the hospital. | Her han‘s, arms and lower part of her tody arefery badly burned. Her case is considered serious. "Kingwood"‘ the new postoffice deâ€" cided upon some time ago for Welles ley Township, and which the citizens of that locality petitioned should be named after lMon. W. L. Mackenzic King, Minister of Labor aud represenâ€" tative of North Waterloo, W as opened for Musincss Wedneeday Septâ€" Ist. _ Free rural delivery will also be inaugurated between Crosshill and Kingwood. * A picneer of Watetloo County pass~ ed away at the House of Refuge . 0n Sunday _ in the persen of Frederick Schlaege!, who had been . a resident of the Covunty for over 60 years. Deceas>d turncd over his estate to the county about two years ago and with his wife took up their residence at the County home, his wife predeâ€" ccased him one | year. _ He _ was formerly a Tarmet neat Willisamsburg and was well known in Berlin. The funcral will take place on Thursâ€" day at 3,39 pm. to 8t. Poter‘s Luâ€" ‘theran charch, whore serviceâ€"will be FREDERICK SCHLAEGEL WELLESLEY g:"_’h i PAINFULLY BURNED NEW POST OFFICE ROSEVILLE d m o o se . P e y B ""T"w"' "‘f:g LESLEY P s ed.â€"School reâ€"opened & % | "«~; ~‘«‘«â€" @DPECIA nnount ng . _ very lew apsent 2, 1909 Our Dressmaking Parlours will open ufi ist and will be in charge of MISS BURGOYNE who eo to us very highly recommended. We would M invite the Ladies of Berlin and Waterioo to call. ~We. now busy opening our . ageades L~’£§ ion of European Looms. New Fall Dress Go TERMS STRICTLY CASH. ONE PRICE. OHEAP CASH STORE, #1 KING BOOKSTORE Waterloo, â€" Ont.. Books, Stationery, Office Sugpies. FancÂ¥ Goods, Wall Paper, School Supplies, English and German Bibles, Testaments, Hymn Books, Ets, English and German Cathoâ€" lic Prayer Books, Rosaries, Cruciâ€" fixes. M. Weichel & Son:â€" Waterloo, â€" are disposing of their Stock of _ China, Classware and Fancy CGoods _ at salling out Prices. They have leased that Deâ€" partment to Mr. E. M. Devitt who will occupy same as a Drug Store by Oct. 15th Everything they have in Stock in this Department must be sold by that date as they }will devote all their time in the future to their Hardware Busiâ€" Dressmaking Dept.. DOERSAM‘S It will be a pleasure for us to show the latest pmq A Complete Steck of Butterick _ Patterns always on hand. WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS OF SMYTH BROS. We are headquarters for the Edison Phonographs Special Notice DOERSAM‘S #? KING ST. BERLIN,