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*% 4z Phone 217 F erchestra furnished the music. LOST.â€"A PARCEL CONTAINING a coat and a pair of boots, between New Hamburg and Berlin on Wedâ€" and full dine of ‘suppli H f Mu-udm;a.iz‘ DKVITT‘S DRO6 STOB® Mts. ~Edwin .W. Snider, King #treet, was the hostess of a yery pleasant meeting of the Presbyterian s‘ _ Aid Sociely and _ several| ds, at her pretty home on Thursâ€" , altermoon..â€" A short time was doâ€" woted to the business of the Society, when it was arranged to â€" hold . a "Talent Tea‘" the last Thursday is November. The balance of the alterâ€" noon was happily spent by the ladies : in social intercourse over ; their fancy work, and a dainty tea â€" was m “kh‘ hostess and _ her Principal Eulet has just purchased an additional 20 new typewriters . to :m for the growing needs of the | Business College. It‘s a great scbool and has helped hundreds of young people to better. things. _ _Cict Rlynn reports that the town â€"was in a very orderly condition on the holiday;. There were vety few _drunks and the citizens behaved in a "most commnendable manner. < While lor;y-co kn;hllr Féod Carâ€" QM‘."« ; m f tm :x.mnn H!w&'floo, w!i‘r’e x tend our most bearty congratue ‘lations upon his well deserved . apâ€" _ point mnt to the position of Inspecâ€" 7M t of the Pacific Coast Fire . Inâ€" _surance Company, Toronto. Mr. Carâ€" _ thew has had several years of pracâ€" ‘Mtcal Tm in fire insurance wor is a young man of. high Ang courtesy, and we predict for him a brig fl'flm future . in GQoauine Eastman‘s CE vw--â€"-‘s’-’m'“ (i‘oou BA‘ 'gy. bkpr t io *k . st, offices f o %.iunl, iter. ‘Teleâ€" % .; Mary: Bean, sten. iT KOdALK s sche Apothek 'A'l'm L-;l;l:e“l;:v;]t this hi io j We z"’aiuu'l.n: ting Co.; Mary: Be R + B.B.C. got ime .to enter 1 B rl T B SUCCESSFUL OPENING â€"__â€" â€" AND DEDICATION OF NEW LUTHERAN SEMINARY limpressive and Interesti 1 Services Held in gt. Jobn‘s and St. Mathew‘s Churches and at the lnstitution on Sunday â€"anod Monday at Waterloo ‘The dedication and formal opehing ummwhxfiuuum gical at ~â€"Waterloo Smmy marks â€" & Rew epoch in the history of the Lutheran Church in Canada, Outtlna:- tors from various points in ada were in attendance as well as many others from out of town, to do honor to ~the occasion. . ‘The proceedings during the two days were followed with deep interest . and the program was of a most approptiate and â€" fitâ€" ting character in which the leading men of the Lutheran Church in Canâ€" ada took part. _ â€" t‘ On Sunday morning & special setâ€"] vice. was held in St.John‘sâ€" ~Luth ‘ eran church when Rev. J. C. Maahs, ;zmcu, Vice President of the Canâ€" .Idl Synod, preached. . In the afterâ€" , noon services were held in the interâ€" ests of the Luther League and Jugen: | bund of the English and German Syn ods of Canada, the opening â€" service being conducted by Rev. E. Bockelâ€" mann. Rev. W. C. Mueler of _ Torâ€" onto gave an address in English and Rev. G. C. Berkenmeyer, D. D., _ an address in German. ‘The choice of Waterloo as the place for the first ~ Lutheran ‘Theological Seminary to be estaplished in . Canâ€" ada is a tribute to the strength of: the Lutheran church in this vicinity," and citizens of the town together ‘ with the adherents of this denomina~ tion will heartily welcome the estabâ€" lishment of the institution here. The Waterloo Board of Tradeâ€". took ~an active interest in securing the Semt nary for Waterloo, five . acres of tand ‘adjoining the Merner pro':?‘y which was purchased by the Synod, lbeiu donated by the town through Bank the Waterloo Board of Trade Special interest was lent to .. the} i Sunday evening service, the installa‘| tion of the Seminury Faculty taking| . place in St. John‘s Lutheran church, Waterloo. The following ministers | were in attendance, Revs. 0. Stockâ€" | man, New York State. G. Berken ineyer, Lepperfield Hoffman, _ Berlin, Redderoth, and \Wm. Miller, Toronto, J. Veit, Tavistock, E. Bockelmann, Waterloo, Wiegand, Brodhagen, Ont., Mosig and Lamack, Port Elgin, Voss, Baden, Maurer, Unionvilie, Lucas, Preston, Schulz; Elmira, Linke, Wat erloo, Eggers, Hespeler, Langholtz, Philipsburg, Klahn, Stratiord, Voelâ€" ker, New Hamburg, J. Miller, Hamâ€" ilton, Wike, Galt, Zarnke, * Berlin, Brezing, Niagara Falls, Kiein, Pemâ€" broke, _ Rembe, Hamilton, Gruhn, Wiarton, Knauf, Port Colborne, Aeâ€" ctser, Tuictmeyer, Hanover, Henkel, Pearl Lake, Schulke, Heidelberg. . The opening service was conducted by Rev. A. Redderoth, Ph.D., of Torâ€" onto. _ The German _ sermon _ WaS preached by Rev. E. Hofiman, D. D., President of the â€" German Canada Synod, and the English sermon _ by Rev. J. A. Miller, Hamilton, Ont., President of the Seminary Board. _ The act of installation was performed | byomcuuolm&mlury Board, . Rev. J. A. Miller, M. A., Rev. A. C. : Redderoth, Ph.D., and Rev. J. Mauer f M A. The Seminary Faculty will _ consist of Rev. 0. Linke, P. C. Wike _ and R. R. Durst, M. A. in the morning a combined . meetâ€" ing of Luther League and Jungenbund was held in St. John‘s Church, _ at which addresses were delivered by C. PRESENTATION TO On Friday afternoon the mombers of the Board of Trade and the friendsâ€" of Mr. George Moore who with _ his daughter Miss Moore, leave shortly to reside permanently in Galt, gathâ€" ered in the Council Chamber and preâ€" sented him with an easy chair, _ a handsome pipe and & considerable amount of tobacco, as well as a patrâ€" lor chair for his daughter. President J. Chas. Mucliet presided and _ the presentation was made by Mr. J. B. Hughes. Qthers who were present were Messrs. J. B. Fischer, Thomas Hilliard, â€" Charles Ruby, . 3/ : C Haight, J. R. Kautman, 0. "A. us ied ¥« Py Haight, J._ R. Kautman, C. °A. Boghm, W. G. Naylor and ®. > 0. Hughes. The address was a verbal one in _ which all took part. _ Mr. Moore was visibly affected by the exâ€" pression of good will tendered _ him And expressed his appreciation of the gilte and kindness o his friends. The â€" members of Church Choir were the home of Mr. D day evening in hono Sauder who is . soÂ¥ tion â€" with the «Of% tion . with the «organization, A bouls thirty were in aftendance and during the cvening Miss Saudet was present~ e4 â€"with a Methodist Hymm . Book and appreciative references were made zm of the choir to the splenâ€" $ mpedty "m . vopraue soaoee in the qfi of : soprano during the past two years, het singâ€" in the capaoity during the past ing being alwa Installation of Faculty Sunday . Services CHOIR ENTERTAINED Monday Morning MBR. GEORGSE MOORE always . most e /. much to bers of the Methodist ; were entertained â€" at Mr. David Bean, Thut®â€" in bonort of Miss Kdith sqvering her ronned W. Stiver, Unionvilie, on . ‘*Pastors} Aid"; A. L. Bitzer, B. A., LLB., Berlin, on *‘Why Luther â€" Leagues Should Study for the Ministry"; C: H. Fierheller, Toronto, â€" on â€" ‘"Out Waterloo Seminary," and .. by . Miss Emma Roos, WaterlOo, on â€"‘*Junior‘ Luther League Work." / _ On Monday afternoon at â€" 2 o‘clock the Dedicatory services were held on the Seminary property, at which sevâ€" eral thousand people were present. A brief service was first held at ‘the church at which Rev. J... Veit â€" of Tavistock spoke, â€"giving , 4 brief hisâ€" tory of the founding of the Seminary and the steps leading up to the es tablishment of the _ Seminary. , A procession was then formed, . beaded by over thirty pastors, representing the congregations of the Synod, and proceeded /Kto the Seminary . grounds. Rev. J.A. Miller, of Hamilton, was in charge of â€" the dedication _ cereâ€" monies and replied to an address of welcome by Mayor Weichel, M. P., after which the President of _ the Board of Trade, Mr. J, Chas. Muelâ€" ler, made the formal presentation of the deed ol the five acres of land donated by the Board of Trade. ‘The impressive ceremony of dedicaâ€" ting the Seminary was conducted by Rev. E. Hoffman, D.â€"D., of _ Berlin, President of the institution. f Rev. .J. A. Muclier, President â€" of the Seminary Board, also predicted for the Seminary a bright future and referred to the strength of the Luthâ€" eran denomination throughout â€" the world. 7 Brie! addresses were given by Rev. Prof. O. Lincke. on pehall of . the faculty, Rev. H. Wiegand, Brodâ€" hagen, on behalf of the Canadian Synod, who spoke in German, and Rev. P. C. Wicke, of Galt, on behall of the Finance Committee. Jt was announced that the Seminegy _ and grounds cost about $7,500, of which about, $3,000 was paid. A representative of the General Council of the Evangelical Lutheran church in North America réad an in teresting letter from the President of that body. afz t REV DRmET Revs. Millertâ€"and Klachn of Sthatâ€" ford also. spoke briefly. * This was followed by a _ social given by the Young People‘s Sotieâ€" ties of the church:. 3 PWm NC BM PCCCSC! A special service was held in â€" St. Matthew‘s Lutheran church, Berlin, on Sunday motning, Rev. G. C. Berkemeyer, D.D., Secretary of . the General Council â€" of +the Lutheran Church of North America, preaching. ‘The services on both Sunday and Monday were very largely attended. V a m O mZ ; V Cochdas. oae! i0 Phadvanbete tsA 203 Special music was furnished by the choir of the church under the leadâ€" ership of Mr. Chas. Froehlich and their singing was â€" much appreciated and added to the enjoyment of . the services. ANNLYERSARY SERVICES AT METHODIST CHURCH The 21st anniversary of the Meth * d st Church, Waterloo, heldâ€" on‘ Sunâ€" | day, proved a *memorable occagion, the pilpit being occupied by 4 noteé divine in the person of Rev.. Dr. Jackson, â€" Professor ~of â€" Theology at Victoria College, Toronto. . At both services he spoke â€" most a‘cquently and with convincing earnestness and Aucidness ane Jns rematks were folâ€" ilowed with eager interest by excepâ€" tionally â€" large congregations. Seldom have his hearers been privileged . to listen _ to_a preacher interpret _ the scriptures "n so cleat and enlightened a manner Aand he brought home the wislom of living a life of goodâ€" ness and faith in God and emphasizâ€" |ed â€" the outstanding Flace the home occuples in the building of a nation. | â€" Speciil music was furnished by the choir who sang â€" several eTective numâ€" llptl viz.;"0 Lord, How Manitcld" ! by Barnby, and "In Heavenly _ Love ! Abiding" . by Brown, in the mornâ€" ing, and in the avening ‘‘Come, _ Ye , Thanlful People, Come Ye," _ bY Shelley. _ Miss Edith Sauder . also | sing a solo most acceptably at the evening service. .__ ctit 4 The Ladi CBurch hel Sale inâ€"Re 'm was homemade hare Tas _ was SUCCESsFUL ‘TALENT SALE Monday Afternoon de bread, coffee cake, candies ete offered for sale for whic} ras a big demand, the sap homeâ€"made baking. being ina to fill tho demand, Refresh were terved and in thoâ€" even awdies‘ Aid of ihe held a very sucees â€"Recreation L*all or vas largely attend de bread, coffee ca rre offered for sale ras a big demand. 468. ul . T ajen‘ Thuraday ~~ Cew Ing Refreshâ€" . sincerest Ws Ni BYLAW â€" WAS Waterloo Ratepayers Decide to Contribute $4,000 Toward N.w Hospital Wing, day voted on a _ byâ€"law to raise. $1,000 to aid. in defraying the ~cost of an addition to the Berlinâ€"Waterloo Hospital. There was & small vote polied, the byâ€"law being carried â€" by a majority of seventeen vyotes. Prac» tically no effort was made to get out vote» f * ¢ ‘The Hospital Trustees . will â€" now be able to proceed with the erection of a new wing to the Hospital, Berâ€" lin having already granted $16,000 and the County $5,000.° ‘The result of the polling in the various wards was as follows:â€" , . For Arlut ' Byâ€"law Byâ€"law Weut WAKA .................... 18 13 : South Watd ........... ... 39 13 t North Watrd ......_._....... 17 / # 1 Shack ‘ Wawd e t ce m 20 West Ward . South Ward North Ward East Ward The ratepayers ol_'gtqt\oo Wednesâ€" Mr. George Moore and his daugh tor, Miss: Bella Moore, who _ have been much feted guests during the past fortnight, were again the guosts of honot on two notable occasions on Friday afternoon, when they _ were the recipients of handsome prosonts 1 from the Hoard of Trade and citizens of Waterloo, _ Miss Moore was also ontertained to a delightful Atterncon Tea at ‘‘Blcak House,‘‘ ‘the hospitableâ€"home of Me. and Mris. J, B. Wughes, when. about thirty of her lady friends surprised het vt=‘ a miscellancous shower _ of :. Mr. -ufi'-_’.'w» taken up $ uP brog ‘ 4 C ol . will in future £esl08, â€" 800 0000 sn Majority for Byâ€"law 17 Aut wiederseher CARRIED 105 88 MEETING OF p Interesting Reports Were Preâ€" sented by ~Committees on Wednesday at Waterloo, The. monthly meeting of the W.â€" C. T. U. was held at the home of Mrs. Lebman Shirk on Wednesday . afterâ€" noon at which various topics of in terest were discussed. The Flowet and Delicacy © Report was handed in by Mrs. Jacob Ufiel mann and the following articles conâ€" tributed will go to the sick, poor and needy:â€" Nine bouquets of flowâ€" ers, potted plznt, papers, 3 _ cans fruit, 5 glasses jelly, 1 doz. egg8, § pecks vegetables, . bottle _ grape wine, 10 articles clothing. It was decided to have the recitaâ€" tion contest on Thursday, Nov. 30th, in the Waterloo Free Library . Hall ‘The contest will include recitations to be given by nine young gitls from thirteen to seventeen years of | age, from the different churches.They are preparing the recitations under . the supervision of competent assistance. ‘The winner will be given a handsome â€"silver medal. Appropriate music will be furnished. An admission â€"fee ‘of i06 for girls and boys and . 15¢ for adults will be charged. 1t is desired that everyone encourage the _ youn£ gitls taking part in the programme and‘ the W. C. T. U. workersâ€"by comâ€" i~”~w~ bouls ww e on o e k The. next meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be a parlor‘meeting. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Thos. Hilliard, William 8t. Mrs. Tieman, the County President, will give . an address and light refreshments will be served. All ladics are cordially welcome to attend. _ The composition contest look place about a week ago, the compositions haine written by members of â€" Prin The composition contest took place about a week ago, the compositions being writton by members of â€" Prinâ€" cipal Playford‘s Division at the (Cen« tral School. Three prives < will . be awarded for the best compositions, ‘Viâ€"&- i «& ("r'. L ‘, Fed: Jardy»malyhe d Cl w..\ o £ td THE W. €. T. U. Pay Your Taxes The secord instalment of TAXES FOR THE YEAR Wl ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE at the office of ‘the Town Tieasurar in the Town Hall. THE LAST DAY for the payâ€" ment of this instalment is After that date 5 per cent will be added to all amounts not paid. The office is open to receive tixes from &wfli"{; -I.Qo'vv. fi;li both days incluâ€" sive from 9 a.m. to 6.15 p.m. other days from 9 a.m. to 4 p.mu _ ~_ _ [â€" s _ Bring your tax notes with you and. do not wait until the last day J. HERB SMITH X:rl'loo Oct. 6th, 1011 Oollector Red with white spote and white face. Owner can have same by calling on the &nmlul o(t t.b:ml’mdonl‘n«l and m ving costs. oo ok Popeniphte TITRER 48â€"4t St. Agatha, Ont. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4th. . 1. Mills & Co. CALVE STRAYED . lesuer. of Marriage wnm;;m.,._‘ a & MA ° ;s n _ al ReasonableRales HAT piece of . T jewelry \gu broke otf* COATs $15 TO $20. . ASMUSSEN & jewelry you broke Can be made good as new at a nominal cost. Bring it in here today and let us give you a price on it. We can mend any:::g in reasonâ€"stones reset and j ry altered to suit your fancy. t are stric and ‘values We carry only the Best limé £ Groceries, Meats, Fruits . and> Pro=, visions. _ A full line of Schneiders Sausages always in stock. ‘1 \Jas. 0. Motheral * "Next Door to Hergott‘s Hotel" Cash paid for all kinde of Class Farm Produce. + Bring Your Dried Apples to . WHITE CROCERY _ iA Frte Waterloo‘s New Upâ€"toâ€"date Provision Store °_ _ y Litenses THE ONTARIO <a rreck