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S se e tiee â€" ‘DREl « committee appointed ‘to interview Mr, Fks) * ioh in * +4 onadaed Snider was heard. mw& ww council that Mr. Smider . â€" %o o hrmegn t /C\ l dispose of the portion of the plant °_ ARNTNXZAXX the town desired to purchase for less C Sn | ts Sitirview MZ: Suiter and . it K . « are is «WLRIWS empowered to come to an nmifl CR _ . 1 T es Ts :o in regard to the price to be . eeReeae e dt * | The Purchase of Plant: o mica mn l':::'e':' To uak Wny / The Mayor and Messra. Graybill and "=oun P ecent i1 Sterling were the committee who met [Mi Whe has recovered from het T Mr. Snider. Mr. Graybill stated that ;: t‘ F Mr. Snider would accept nothing less 7 ED AT ONCEâ€"â€" To learn â€"than £16,000, Ahe sum of $15,000 beâ€" PR 5t trade, age 14 to 16. years. ing offered by the town. The Mayot wages to right boy. and Mr. Huehn w.t l'rtee &l'::< 9 should meet the town‘s price. “T:;;:l'l:finb:‘h:ro.w m‘;_ Mayor stated he was desirous that Oct. s2nd. Starnaman‘s _ orchostra * the question be settled at an early wl tha HWJSic date as Niagara power is expected to e M % be available by : March 1910. IIL Louise Henrich left on Tuesâ€" _ Councillor O‘Domnell favored meetâ€" day for Baltimore to resume her ing Mr. Snider half way and _ offer duties as nurse in Dr. Kelly‘s Hos him $15,500. Mr. Snider had _ the \ _‘ pital. * power to shut down the plant it he ‘Pâ€"P AN, desired. Reeve Suggitt moved â€" that . WANTED AT ONCEâ€"HIRED M The committee be given power to married or single, to work on 2 form near: Beriin. â€" If married can make the best possible deal for purâ€" hare vse of house. . Apply at chase of the plant, and councilliors Chronicleâ€"Telegraph Office or Teleâ€" l;g::z:nud O‘Donnell concurred in the â€" phone 713, Berlin. 2s Mr. Ovens thought it was a . big The death took place at Milverton price to pay but was in favor _ of on Wednesday of Mrs. Schmidt, mothâ€" making a satisfactory offer to Mr. er of Mr. Fred Schmidt, wine cl3ts Snider rather than inconvenience maâ€" at;theâ€" Hotel Lewis. nufacturers and counsumers in . case NE Oqm n D .. avdnraie / Wage t + a *j C . > . Thb numerous friends of Mrs. Wm. \ Harris will be pleased to learn that 3 z has recovered from her recent illâ€" : ED AT ONCEâ€" To learn S trade, ago 14 to 16â€" years. wages to right boy. The Annual Ball of the Waterloo Fire Brigade will be held on Friday, tck. 39nd.. Starnaman‘s _ orchostra :«'.7 The Waterlco hunters are busy makâ€" ing arrangements | for their regulat Fall hunting, trip, and intend going further north this year. WANTEDâ€"General Servant. Family of two. . Apply to Mrs. _ W. . M. Reade, George St., Waterloo. 41â€"1t The many friends of Mr. Geotzc Mitchell will be pleased to leatn that he is "progressing favorably at *h B. &. W. Hospital, from the efrcts of )é. recent severe accident. o Reriacom gooo O oo 0., FOR SALEâ€"FIRST CLASS RHODE L Thetouncfl expected to meet _ a Island Cockerels, thoroughbrets. For ‘delegation from the Berlin Council to sale very reasonable. _ Apply A. discuss the question of Waterloo and Eby, 21 Chappel St. Berlin. Berlin uniting, but the delegation was y . . unable to he present. The clerk was l:‘; G“’.‘? “e:{“’; made the 19¢Y instructed to write the members of m v;ecinli“ week ol & IS"’V ‘i""“ h-lnn same to meet the council at their 1 doln;' s(:(utl‘:;t:x;;lg:’ b;lh :;uo; next mmeeting to discuss the question. .ing chickeus, geese, ,d_gch and a numâ€" ‘ cennmmmmnimpmammnmmnn mc ammemansgeaaccemmeamenammmmmmzmme e Mr. Geo. Witte of Erbsville : has | raspberry bushes which" yielded . â€" & second growth of fruit this year. L Last week he secured a quantity sufâ€" ‘ ficient for several meals. He says the berries are _ large and delicious, This is certainly a luxury at . this season of the year. SMART BOYS WANTED AT ONCKH. Must have fair education, aged about filte? years, good wages. Apâ€" ply at this" office. The farm stock and implements beâ€" mng to Henry S. Koch will _ be by public auction . near Heidelâ€" berg on Wednesday, Oct. 20. Mr. E. J. Shantz, auctioncer, | will wield the hammet. 1 1 The teachers of the Waterloo Pubâ€" . lic school were pleasantly entertained â€" at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Noecker on Friday evening. A landâ€" scape in water colors was awarded _to Miss . T. Hamshaw in the tarole . @‘honneur guessing contést. 1 ‘Mr. Johm Dorstht, Erb St., â€" was removed to the Berlinâ€"Waterloo Hosâ€" pital on Wednesday, where he undetâ€" went a serious operation for appendiâ€" citis. The operation was successful and he is ‘doing nicely. The regular megting of the Catholie Young Ladiés‘ Society of the St. Louis R. C. church was held Wednes da&y evening. A few hours were s0â€" clally spent in music, etc. Refreshâ€" ments were served at the conclusion of the meeting. Mr. Edwatd Buschlet and family of Port Elgin moved to Waterloo Friday day and will take up theit . residence ob William street. Mr. Buschler has secured a position at Mr. J, B Snider‘s furniture factory. Two Waterioo lads left town very quietly Saturday afternoon and . took with then $140.00 belonging to _ one of our local grocers. . Chief _ Fiynn has warrant 8 for their . atâ€" rest and it is expected they may be located in Detroit. Wh furnished the Ime at a very moritorious and suctessful concett given in the Watlrloo Touwn Hall .Tuesday evening at: whith there was a leig© c{itend= ante, _ jncluding . a goodly. number trom ° Berlin. â€" The artists were Miss Twohy, pianist,; Mr. Geo. Dixcn, tenâ€" ot and Mr. Hacvey L1oy4, comedian. Mr. (P Gleiser has severed . his \ conneetfon flsg.‘d. Letter & Son and Mr. Ed. , who is well known in. Waterloo, _ has ‘n secured by Messre. J. Letter & , and > 1 menced â€" his â€" dutics Tuesday. has had many years experience Jn the furniture business . and will _ taka charge of everything in the line of repairing, picture framing, etc. . Mr. Normam Letter who has completed a thorough course in undertaking . and embaiming will take‘ charge ot. this dmri?t. The pat of _ the people of Waterlo0 & is respecttally ‘wolieited â€"). _ = > © â€" Only $1,000 Bet Price of Power A t plant was again. the ot at "~a . special make the best possible deal for purâ€" chase of the plant, â€" and councilliors Hueho and O‘Donnell concurred in the motion. Mr. Ovens thought it was a big price to pay but was in â€" favor _ of making a satisfactory offer to Mr. Snider rather than inconvenience maâ€" nufacturers and consumers in . case the plant was closed. Mr. Sanderson also thought the price was high, and he was not in favor of advancing it. However, be was agreeable to leaving it in the hands of the comâ€" mittee to arrange a settlement satisâ€" factorily. The question of the price to be paid as per Reeve Suggitt‘s motion was accordingly left to the commitâ€" tee who will again interview Mr. Sni der. FORMAL OPENING _ OF LIBRARY HALL Dr. A special meeting ol the Waterloo Free Library Board was held Wedâ€" nesday avening at which it was deciâ€" ded to finally open the new library hall on Thursday Oct. 22. The occa~ sion will be ome of more than ordinâ€" ary interest an invitation having been extended to Hon. Dr. Pyne, Minister of Education to open â€" the liâ€" brary hall and Mr. Nurse Inspector _of Public Libraries, will also be in attendance and delivet an address. â€" Music will also be proviâ€" ded and the public are cordially inâ€" vited to be present. The Library HaM has recently becn furnished and is now suitable for the holding of meetings, etc. The secretary was instructed _ to have the proper lighting of the libâ€" rary attended to in order to furnish better service in this respect. ‘Tha new books received on approb&â€" tion will be purchased. The death took place Saturday of Mr. William Mitchell, an old Waterloo County pioneer, at his home three miles northwest of Waterloo, at the age of 67 years and six days. The de ceased had beenm an invalid for some years and death was m_)t unexpected. The late Mr. Mitchell was a _ son of the late Wm. Mitchell and _ was torn on his father‘s farm near Wintâ€" erbourne, Oct. 8rd, 1842. At the age of 25 years he married Eliza Burâ€" tiett, daughter of Mr. Jas. Burnett, Woolwich Township, and a short time later he purchased a farm near Waterloo where they have since _ reâ€" sided. Deceased was a man of . a most congenial and affectionate dis~ position. In his younger days . he took an active interest in municipal affairs of Waterloo Township and for a number of years was a member of the Township Council. He also setvâ€" od as a meimbef of lhe EibeYIHe Pul lic school board for five years. He will be missed in the Waterloo Présâ€" byterian church, where, for . many years, he held lb‘joogqgn on Scl_not Elder.â€" He was one of the Tounders of the church and for many years held the position of precentor, prior to the church purchasing an organ to assist in the service of song. . His kindness of beart and willingness to assist where help was needed, . onâ€" deared him to all who had the pleasâ€" ‘ure of his acquaintance, and his many friends in the Oout{.,.whcn he was well known, will extend their sincerâ€" est stympathy to the bereaved faily. A family of dight children survive, vh.-Jn':' mfln& Edward _ and °""'b-. four. daughtors, Isabel, (Mrs. Playlord), Watetloo, Anâ€" DEATH OF WM. MITCHELL: Meeting Postponed e. Minister of Education Will be Present. EECY INB f ~Amfiavfium“¢¢w. caybill and Penoct and 1t was alnoâ€"decided 18 tated that Messrs. . W. H. Breithaupt and> s othing less Kumpt in addition to the members of $15,000 beâ€" the council in connection with .â€". the he‘ Mayor presentation of their case belore the NC Saiger |Municipal Board. sz %a r:::- t’:‘h: Building‘ Byâ€"law Wanted an â€"â€" early Councilior Graybill urged the m xpected to Nessity and advisability of more 0. , form building and suggested that the ored meetâ€" @Dgincet give levels. Some b\dl% and _ offer ) are erected at a . considerable had _ the ance in from the street while others. plant if he , WeL® the reverse. In other instances oved that ;some were built in a . hollow and ower _ io fothers on an elevation. He thought 1 for purâ€" it would be much more satisfactory counciliors |and convenient if uniformity was ob« irred in the served. > Reeve Suggitt suggested that other as a big municipalities be written to ascertain favor _ of | the byâ€"laws in force in this respect. r to Mr. | Mc Graybill was the mover of _ a enience maâ€" | resolution to that effect and the clerk rs in â€" case | will secure the information desired . Sanderson and report to the next meeting of rag high | Council. _ The said the Municipal Rail~ way Board would meet .. in Waterlog: on Nov, 9 ‘and suggested that . al ‘information possible be obtained in ered, namely, the value Of th° Eon railway franchiso. He stated . thit, last year the railway was operated at a profit. He suggested that a man ie Tiedr is mm o Monday, dnd Saturday in munurulnm.-w.";: mmmmw.uuooio = senger lin. Mr. Norman Letter gsik€d permission to build a roof over the alley beâ€" tween their two buildings on King street. They are erecting another | building at the rear of their _ store. The request was granted;" the work to be done under the supervision . of the Board of Works. Complaint re Cemetery. Mr. Hueb# said that complaint had been made that parties had disfigdred ’headstmel at the cemetery. . Mr. Peltz, caretaker at the cemetery, will be sworn in as & constable _ and have the authority to arrest â€" the guilty parties if approhended. INDEPENDENT _Mr. McKie, representing the Indeâ€" pendent Telephone Co. of _ Toronto was in Waterloo on Wednesday. _ " company with Mayot Weidenhamme. | and Secretary Nayior of the . board of Trade he went over the . grouDi, with a view to securing information upon the question of the estaplishâ€" ment of an independent telephone system in Waterloo. At the conclusion of his tout Mr. McKie expressed the opinion that local conditions would warrant the establishing of <an independent sysâ€" tem provided the feeling in Waterloo was unanimous in favor and that the new company would not be shut out of the town of Berlin as & result of an exclusive franchise held by the Bell Company there. _ . L2 Representative of Company Went Over the Ground in Wateri00. Mr. McKie expressed the willingness of his company to send a representaâ€" tive to address the Board of Trade at its next meetingg, after which, . if it was considered desirable, an estiâ€" mate of the probable cost of the inâ€" stallation of an independent telephone system in Waterloo would be made. J. H. ROOS AT THE HUDSON CELEBRATION The following extract from a letter received from J."M. Roos at The Mutual Life Office, will be of interâ€" est to his Waterloop friends: â€" ‘‘Never can we forget the trip up the Hudson this a.m. (Oct. 5th.) We passed the Battle Ships for about 5 miles, and the sight was simply grand. When out fine boat passcd, the band on board played tha respective _ Niâ€" tional _ Airs, and when the stirring strains of "Rule Britania" and ‘"God Save the King‘‘ passed through the bracing air of the Hudson, it made me feel as if I was on Canadian soil â€"and to do a little choering. While passing it happened to be drill hour, which was very interesting to me. The CGerman ships . Hromen, Deesicn aind Prifcess Louise, painted white, lookâ€" ed vory pretty in contrast with the many other ses monarchs in the long procession of Battle Ships. 1 sD0g C CIAEsE Our journey so lat NaSs D csting and enjoyable, . but pretty tired in the evaning Municipal Ity.> Board News Notes â€"Miss Bella Woeseloh, assistant teacher, of Retlin, has handâ€" ed in. hor resignation to the Trusâ€"| tees to take effect at the end of this _ year.â€"Miss Ethel Ringeman, Principal teachet _ of Berlin _ was reâ€"emgaged for another term.â€" Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Latsch were visiâ€" * Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Shant: : h-‘l‘ Juctob Ebel is going a waw les house. â€" He inâ€" and Permission Granted CENTREVILLE. TkLEPHONES Railâ€" to be considâ€" of the street far has been intct of Berlin WAs | Mr. and Mrs. Malaki Itter of her termâ€" Mt. |City, Mich., are visiting Tewin Latech were visiâ€"|friends for a few days. _ foel Men‘s Overcoats, C n es o ue e Boys‘ Overcoats, young couples without muchk . Men‘s and Boys‘ Suits, ~ @2 / :;‘j moniy cam Pe Underwear, Caps, Etc. ez} 2¢ep furmnilure from . anupmmocuntengopoemmeemmmmeme p Lt 3’9/ M,,& Ake â€" Call and examine our Immense _ 5 ns p Ahouse vygic Fall Stock. M »3/ \ ; : E Buy andSaveMoney a = + _A V f ‘ } m Ap ~* eP § v at % r’ ‘iwfi «C } ;9;0000" g‘ , MA t J.Uffelmann‘s}| .4 t / â€"© § "The People‘s Store" § \ ":5:‘ copyright 1907 _~.'-'! s o 5 e e e e e a a a a & a a a a 46 YWabFapon »7"-5'0.:#&,)_//,:7,- Headquarters; |s § "The People‘s Store" ; &“W““WW Miss Bricker, Erb street, hag re~ in Tavistock, turned after a pleasant visit of sevâ€" Mrs. D. Sunningburg of Pembrole eral weeks with friends in _ Grand is visitimg at the home of Mr. and Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Robert Seyler for several days. ate and Mreâ€" RoFâ€" Bechtel reâ€" WATERLOO Mr. J. Hoffman and son of Duluth, Minn., returned on Monday alter a visit of several months with friends in town. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seyler are spending a week with the _ latter‘s parents in Marysville. â€" * Dr. 8. Eckel has returned after spending a pleasant Sunday at the home of Mr. White at Plattsyfle. Miss Laura Hughes has _ returned from a visit with Toronto friends. A large _ number from Waterios attended the Elmira Fair _ Mconday Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fischer were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baechâ€" ler at Hawkesville om Sunday. Miss W. Casscl of New Hamburg was a guest of Miss Hilda Roos on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cranson Snider arc visitors in Toronto > Thursday Mr. Albect Hamel of Hanover, formâ€" erly of Waterloo, is a business . visâ€" itor in town for several days. _ Mr. Geo. Bolduc has returned from }n visit with his son Mr. _ Herman Bolduc at Detroit. Social and Personal Mr. J. Uffelmann is a business viss wig Seip, was martie? itor in Toronto for a few days liam Koch, Rev. E. Bo Mr. and Mrs. Horace Longhurst ciating. have left for a several weeks‘ visit The bride was assiste with friends in Toronto and Hamilâ€" | ter Henrietta, while Mr ton. acted as groomsman. ";‘;"fiomu as Hilliard returned Wedâ€" nesday evening from Toronto whete he attended a committce meeting of We carry a full range in all linee. We are, prepared to give you low JOHN ZINN, SHOE SFECIALIST Ladies‘ Ladies® Bay City town on Thursday. ° Mrs. Wm« McDougall returned _ on Thursday from a visit with fcicads in Tavistock. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Bechtel reâ€" turned from a pleasant weeks‘ holiâ€" day on Thursday. They were accomâ€" panied by Mr. and Mrs. Tom â€" Hay of Listowel who will visit Twinâ€"Cityâ€" friends for a few days. Mr. and Mrs: J. H. Roos have re turmed from & fortnight‘s visit with friends in Albany, New York, Buflaio and other American Cities. Mrs. Colquhoun has returned | fro: her trip to the Northwoest and Briâ€" tish Columbia, and alter a short visit â€" with ‘Pwin â€" City friends wili spend the winter in Guelpb, _ with her son Douglas. Miss Ada Twohy was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Snidet, during hor stay in fown. 1 2 ow« intanites : fionalicthe Mess Mr. Geo. Dixcn was a guest at the home of Miss C. Woegenast, King St., A quict wedding was soloemnized on Wednesday, Oct. 6th, when Miss Luâ€" cinda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ludâ€" wig Sceip, was martied to Mr. Wil liam Koch, Rev. E. Bockelman ofi ciating. The bride was assisted by het sisâ€" Jackets After the ceremony the bridal party repaired to the home of the â€" bride‘s parents where a _ sumptuous dinner was served. The wedding gifts were numerous. â€" _‘ Mr. g:!;)lrl. Koch will reside on n Tuesday and KOCHâ€"SEIP, NUPTIALS prices for high Furs ONTARIO â€"class Geo Bach mÂ¥r. and mrs. young eoupte:~ g are you boarding because you fett S Ihat you ean not afio’»d to fu’zmktfi al;ff;f?f Kkaome? â€"~â€"~ l for men, women, boys, girls and children. _ Our aim been to get the best geuds for the least money and will do yo urself and pocket MM% ou wilt over our tines before buying. e o l 4}0‘? you are, jadl drop in on Ud, . and Zel us show you how Lltte it . wil? bake To 54'1 oul handsomely and â€" eogily that home you woutd Lbove 16 : have. then when you see how CiltEe i i witt take, and that with what you _ save on yowk board you ean soon ww j iyou’p own things, you wilt thank us â€"_ for asking you To come round. ’i 7 he Leading Funeral Directors and Embailmers PHONE 388 a = HOUSE 270 . A. ZICK, WATER If a young man wants to beâ€" come a lawyer, he attends a law «chool. He does not depend upon a law office to prepare him to prac ice his profession. J. Letter & Son If his aim is to become a doeâ€" tor, be attends a inedical school. This is done as a matter of course, No one expects nn{- thing else. It is the reasonable thing to do. If a yourg man or woman desires to %:at. into business,, he ur she ought to attend a good business school. That describes our school, Its a good business school, It teaches the things that Ap‘plv to business. It does this without waste of time. Our school has started hunâ€" dreda in business life. If you ate interested, writ« for catalog or call at college at any time. The Berlin Business College New Fall Shoes SELECTINGC A SCHOOL W, D. EULER, Pringipal. THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES _ are invited to inspect (Ill' stock of YOU We invite the ladies to Imrct our new chinaware just placed in stock, Odd pieces at all rdo.. Dinner sets designed for utility and service, Ab rem-.rnb? reasonable prices. Water seis, band painted and very hand somely decorated. Bohlender‘s Al exander House Grocery vHONE 25. Chinaware JUST TRY Watoplea‘s Live Grocery _ our Roasted Coffee â€" Its good â€" Our 15¢ kind can‘t be beat for value,.â€"â€" For something EXTRA GOOD 250 and 400 kinds Phone 389 D. ask for the