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it3 C e , ©C&BROIS ..... . ‘3( * w4Â¥ ~4ge 1t l Btockers, choice ...â€"â€"â€" * Toronto, June 4.â€"THs grain : trade %‘o. ?y is very quiet, with little change O oL 22222 snn en e in prices. Liverpool cables firmer for mpu.mhn‘“ wheat and lower for corn. Manitoba per ton ..... wieat futures stronger. _ Quotations gx-t. ate as follows : Ontario wheat, No.LH’............. 2 winter, $1.05 @ $1.06, outside, atâ€", nno&. coraing to location ; Manitoba wheat guepparins .::~~ No.â€"1 northern, $1.10 ; No. 2 northâ€"| Drled Apples ... ®fn, $1.07 ; No.. 3 morthern, Sl.“.!m ml40nHer Oats, Ontario No. 2 white, 48¢. &‘ Shoulders. . ... . â€"â€" 48j¢. outside ; No. 3 white, 47¢., outâ€" Bacon... . ... . . * side ; on track, Toronto, §1c. Corn,‘ &"mfi American _ No. 3 yellow, 79c., : bay ® ue m;“:io. 3 yellow, 82%¢., on m'i es Peas, No. 1, $1.25. Buckâ€" wheat, 70¢c. @ 72c., . shipping points. ‘ STRATFOR Manitota flourâ€"Listed quotations at Stratford, Toronto are :â€" . First patents, $5.70 :i“vh.“ Standard]. second patents, $5.20 ; strorz" bakers, | Barsley.....}.0.>> $5.00 ; Cntario flour, winter flour, 90 Oats (Standard) . &mg. paterts, mo @, $4.15, seaâ€" geum d. Millâ€"feedâ€"Manitora bran, $24 m;{;'l:' f .ns pet ton ; . shorts, . $26 per ton, on Flout Juleet. ... .. track, Toronto. Brap. per ton ... . The following Canadian and United States â€" patents . have been secvre} through the agency . of Messrs. Marâ€" fon & ~"Marionm, Patient . Attorneys; Montreal, â€" Canada, and ~Washington, _A;y informetion on the subject will be supplied free of charge by applyin: to theâ€"above named firm. â€" For Ju market s w th Mogs and fed and wflad...g 1 choice, each ,..40.00 and culls ...... ... 3P Ts *‘ Justss Ahd lam Faport attle _~do., bulls ... Butcher cattie " uo., medium 140,551â€"Joseph E. Bourque, Plessisâ€" â€" ville, Que. Sap spout. 140,587â€"Moise Filion, Montreal, Queâ€" c Cattle guard. 140,632â€"Pierre A. Painchaud, Pless.sâ€" ville, Que. Starting meclanism _ for internal compustion engines. 140,646â€"Andrey P. Schelect, Cholm, Russia. Device for railways ~nd tramways allowing of the trayâ€" i ellers entering and leaving . the + cars whilst the train is rumnir=. 140,522â€"â€"Henri Bessonnetâ€"Favre, Vieaâ€" ne, Frarpe. Helical cliain with _ concentric and multiple convoly f tions for raising liquids. 140,548â€"Leojoto _ Bichler, Inns.ruc; ‘(Tirol), _ Austria. â€" Ice making When tha vision is at all impaired it is that lensés be worn;, But Ewquanfl&nmt‘d:- of lersen, ryn m #6 wmuuu l'l:.M defecta e k sns Nos No stho PATENT REPORTS For Fair Reading NELLER hnd drcsins ofvratncch on ie ob ooo s MA Â¥ WATERLOO MARKETS _ i.ne United States 1e 4.â€"Receipts ab ho torn Meing ore %0 .200 cattie, 260 whoep, 600 calves. The. tort ig, Good cattie . Ar6 be and sifeep are steady Grain choice halieâ€" hoiceâ€" Canada $7.15 .~8.18 t 4.00 a 7.50 T REPORTS ;S:fluwu. * anouniehe»::;. :.¢1..!:~* i Potatoes perBAx ...... ««~> Wood, first class .. ... .« > +» ‘ sTRATFORD MARKETS 7 Stratford, J use 6, 1912 | Wheat Standard],. .+. Oats (Standard) .... .++ .’n?. Man, Flout ....... Butter, per Ib, . ... Eggs, per dozen ... HMay per top...... Lard, per Ib ...... Ham.s......s>e> + Middlings, per ton Flour, Family .. Flour, Pastry .. .. Middungs per ton Wheat ... ..» > «+ Goose Wheat.. . .. Failey .. BUtOr . .. . .o« c»s s ++ 4+++ Hay, per ton.,.....~.. Pom" per wz.. Sb o ho n Geese, per bo.. ... ... ... NEW HAMBURG MARK ETS New Himburg June 6, 1912 "Fheab.7:..;.. . ~+~_L«scist} ‘._j tlg":.{i)’"h‘ MVO s s ve s o per hn â€": .. Wood.a-‘u.co!d.. Butchers‘ Cattie .. Oate r*eu..,..'.‘;’-....--. ay, per Flour Special ... ;., Flout Juleet...... > Brap. per ton ... ... Shorte, per ton..... Live Hogs...... ...« Beef, front.......+> Beef, ind quarters Uhicken-......----- Dack ... 0 ....+5+ Butter ,per pound. Fotatoes, pet bag. Ba ay LOD .. . . .2 wwer se4 +s Butter per ID.. .. ......>>+« i DPR n itlcicl:.. Paog:o‘l Flour _.. Maple: Leaf Fiour Snowdrift Flour .. Hogs, Live ....... Hides ;..}... Pork, Wheat .... ® Dictator Flour . People‘s Flour . [ fmin}s foufnfeipearfnfefnfafnfe db fdup NEW HOME FOR SALE Waterloo6, suitable for retired Mennonite farmer. This: red brick house has hall and â€" nine reoms, ftour clothes closets, bathroom complete, atairs to attic, â€"attic floored, cellar in fou:rndlm gas cooking, wired, coment walk, garden, .u foot ~Lot. Apply at ‘ence to ° NEAR . Mennenite Ohurch UCORE .+ ..« Agibe ...+5 GUELPH MARKETS Gusien, Jw e ¢, 1912. m ELMIRA MARKETS Eimira, Juame 0, 191 BERLIN MARKEIS Berlic, Juns 6, 1912 Beef, hind . Beef, front. i 6 on . aNA TT ASOREE 0. 1012 18.00 ; 84 . 210 280 .18 x0 14.00 17.00 â€" 38 __â€" A +358 18 16 10,00 .30 18 13 00 10 15 17.00 ,10 A5 18 1¢ 18. 0 Â¥,50 TV â€" .801 .8¢ .00 14 00 16.008 2.%. 2.25 200 200 210 â€" 2.10 1.10 .05 .20 22 425 16 14 1.00 12 .19 19,00 he 19.00 210 .82 B0 114 23 «18 15 .15 16 .15 15 V 98 10 16 _Jr. 1.â€"Stanley Kellsey 77,â€" . Olive Good 72, Lorne â€" Habel 71, Caroline Voll 70, Lovina Gingerich 68, !saiah Gingerich 54, Adeline Brandt 45, Siâ€" n on Schwartzentruber 35. _ News â€"Notesâ€"Plenty of rain Yhs fallen and the crops look good: Hee ing is the order of the day . Personals =â€"Miss Elsie Bacts of To ronto is . visiting at ‘her bown.â€"Mr. Cyril Acheson wat‘ a visitorâ€"to â€" Toâ€" ronto : last . Saturday.â€"An enloyable emh&wtl #Pent at the home of Mr. and rs. George . Meyer Saturday e«vening when a numbert of totg peoâ€" plo ga thered and & the ~ seventcenth ~ birthday â€" of Mics Oti la Meyer. The evening was spent in games and..mausic after.which _ a the youg Fatie." The prily o ‘Iot the young ladies. p their homeb : in the aar &m of the morp‘ng. e £9u Jr ILâ€"Willie~ Jantcl 67, â€" Iclla Wing 6%#, Nelson Lxandt 59. Â¥ Sr. II.â€"Maurice Kellsey 72, Eman uelâ€" _ Schwartzentruber 68, Clara Brandt 58,â€" Allan Jantri 54,â€" Waltet Nahrgang 51. y Jr. IL.â€"Elmof Gerber 55: Ida Grof 51 21 Hing §5t. W. Good 71, Herbert‘ Nabrgang 70 Huchn 67, Herman Ge ger 59. News Notes :â€"Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hastings and family are visiting; their niece, Mrs. MacLeod of Cookstown.â€" Mr. and Mrs. Byers and Miss Chowen of Mitchell were visitors at the home Mr. arg _ Mrs. James Shand, ~Mr. Jac Sband, and Mr. W. D. Young and Miss Hamm of ‘Toronto notored to 0.« burg on Saturday to speno Sunâ€" day with ~Mre.~ Findtay and Mrs. Young at ‘"The Bungalow."â€"Mr. and Mrs. Adam Doerr spent Sunday with tlfeit . son ..Jno .at Bridgeport.â€"Mrs. Guentzlor of Berlin and Miss _ FEisie Guentzler of Berlin and Miss â€"â€" Elsie Good of St. Jacobs spent Sunday with Mrs. Hemmerich.â€"Rev. H. â€"P. Hansen attended the Synod at New Hamburg over . Sunday.â€"Mr. James Fentcn â€"~16turned _ from Haw"esville where‘ ‘he spent a couple of ‘weeks.â€" Mr. James Pirie suffered a paralytic stroke on Friday and is at Present in a critical condition We wish bim & Speedy recovery. ~ wonk NC fal y emoaraiss We do our o xn Lens ‘Grinding REPORT OF WIiIMOT S.S. NO. 10 FUun MAY Fourth Classâ€"Emme Struth _ 13, Roy Hamacher 64, Eflle Meissl â€" 63, Pear! Wing 62. .‘ * Sr.. NT.â€"Wilfrid Hamacher 68, Ada Homcerich 64. ; ' br. Primer.â€"Rudy Jutzi 74, Cranâ€" son Good 71, Harry Habel 69, Vera Honderich © 67, York Nabrgang 67, John Bates 65. * Jr. Primerâ€"Christian Battler: ~66, Lotne Meisel 64, Theodore Brandt 61, Clifford Hcehn 57, Notman Bates Ruâ€" ben Gingerich. WAIT FOR IT. f The Chronicle Telegraph‘s fith" annâ€" ual excursion â€"to Detroitâ€"will te beld on Saturday, July 27th, via Grand Trunk,. ~ good for four â€" days, return fare only $2.05. of ~Mr. and ~ Mrs. Byers, danghters, Mrs. Geo. Glaister and Mrs. Elias Playford.â€"Mr. Jno. H. Camphe:i and Mr. Colenâ€"Campbell attended the funâ€" eral of their sister, Mrs. Peter Camp+ bell of Wingham who was fataily inâ€" jured by being thrown from a rig a short time ago.â€"Mrs. M. Winn _ and lamily of Preston spent a few _ days at the home of her brother, Mr. R. Foster â€"Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Antickâ€" nap spent a few days with friends at Trowbridge.â€"Mr. D. W. Houston and Mr. Normsn of Betlin were business visitors _ at Crosshill one day â€" last week.â€"Glaister Bros. sifipped ~ their fat cattle last Monday at Linword. Mr. Wismer being the buyer.â€"At the last counril meeting, Mr. Jas. Birmâ€" ingham secured the contract of _ the Jne H. Campbell Drain and will comâ€" mernce operations in the near future. the e7er Qeithee wi the od-gthofi artiving at Gents.â€"I have used your Minard‘s Limment in my family and also _ in my stablés for years and consider "it the best medicine obtainable. . _ . â€" . Yoursâ€" truly, ALFRED ROCHAV, Proprietor Roxton Pond Hotel . and Livery Stables. Minard‘s Liniment Co., Limited tal e% Sr Our equipment and Only The LATEST and 1 atiorday I1.â€"Elmor Gerber 55, Ida Grof I.â€"Floyd Honderich 7%, ARNOLD JANSEN GERMAN MILLS CONESTOGO §3 CROSSHILL df Optometrist AIT FOR I‘T D th most +cl@® ddfil thods ~ © ..| On Bunday evening.the semiâ€"annual @ *s1A 8 y reâ€"organization meeting of the U. B. 7 ; LONE | ©. # sook piace tn tke U. B, Ohinch , and the dollowing ts were clectâ€" 3 » € stion: of | ed :â€" < n °C c fashice | <~Preg.â€"Mr. Fiton Harloct. a 2 Beoriin Viola Oriin test he 1t â€" you have tried most everything else, come to me.. Where others fail is where I have my greatest success. Sénd attached coupon toâ€"day and~ 1 fl:fi‘i’fi" nd nz a â€"few. days :y »‘M-â€"-&A C. Bowman «â€"motorâ€" ed to Toronto on % ‘and Mrs. J.. Sharte visited . * m U reet on Sunday â€"Messrs.; '.FE-«”P‘& andâ€"Albert Suider of Watâ€" erlog, and ‘Miss Mary Krampien â€" of mflz anmi: M‘s3 Nettie Gimbe} of reslau â€"visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bowman Sunday.â€"Mr. W. Shonk n.mq‘:. LArtheran Conference in New Hamb:«g â€" on Sunday and Monâ€" day.â€"Miss .Leah Eby of Berlin visitâ€" ed â€"â€" Mr, and Mrs. © G ~Eyxecbert.â€"Mr. Waiterâ€" Waglesworth of England â€" has returned to this country for ‘a visit alter a"few years absence. He. was accompanied by his mother and sister and theyvisited for a few days last week at the tome of Mr. and . Mrs. Henry Sciftidt. I send on trial to prove what I say is trne. You are the judge and â€"once having seen. my illustrated : book and read it you will be as enthusiastic as my hundredsâ€"o( patients whose â€" letâ€" ters you can also read. Fill out free coupor below and mail toâ€"day. ‘It‘s well worth your time whether you try my Appliance or not. After Thirty Years Experience I Have Produced An Appliance for Men, Women or Ctildresn â€" That Cures Rupture ‘The apove is C. E. Brooks, inventor of the Appliance, â€"who cured himself and who has been ciuring others for over 30 years. If ruptured, write him wâ€"dap' will send you free my illustrated book on Rupture and its cure, showing my Appliance and giving you prices _ and names of niany people who have tried it and wore cured. _ It gives instant relief where all others fail. Remember I use no sdives,"no harness, no lies. ‘The ‘Chronicle Telegraph‘s fiith annâ€" vai excursion to Detroit will te held on Saturday, July 27th, via Grand Trunk, . good for four . days, return fat( only» $2.:05. Don‘t Wear Locals â€" and personals }â€"Rev... ‘B Rowman of Berlin preached in the U B, Church on Sunday atternoonâ€"in: t abgence of the pastor.â€"Miss Ida BHow Every User a Booster 4 Cor.â€"§Seo.â€"Missa Ada Becker: Orgunistâ€"Miss Pearl Becker; Choristerâ€"Mr. W. T. Woods. Free Information Coupon C. E. Brooks, 242 State St., Marshail, Mich. : Please send me. by mail .. in plain wrapper your illustratâ€" _‘ed book and _ full information about your Appliance for the cure of rupture. UBY SE eiie 2e MRME soiincina That is a s.cong statement but we‘d make it stronger it we knew how, because we are sure that the De Laval will more than make good every claim. We don‘t ask you to take our "say so." We prefer to let the machine itself talk for us, â€"~~â€"*~ ~~ Why not let us set one up at your house? You can * % test: it « yourself alongside of any other T ar machine you like ‘for capacity, cleanness of hadll skimming, and case of operation. & } We don‘t ink youre buy a ty k â€"IHU s T De Laval unon *claims." SENG IT ON TRIAL WAIT FOR IT â€"___ . Skim Cleanest CA Turn Easiest" | Are Simplest nst Sanitary® _ Last Longest A Truss! s i of, it now We do ask you to be sure and give it a fair trial before _you purchase ! any cream separator; 4 Don‘t out Number unlimited.‘ Highest market prire paid. Loadâ€"every second Tuesâ€" day. Next shipment, Tuesday, Jure 11 h. » News Notes â€"The Rev. J.â€" Langâ€" holtz attended the sessions ol the Carada. Lutheran Synod held in New Hamburg» last week. â€"Mr. Alex Frasâ€" er of ‘New Hamburg is making _ good headway repairing the damaged abutâ€" ment on the bridge south of the vilâ€" lage.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Henty Agocte of llis were the guests of Mr. and Mro. H. F. Forler :over Sunday.â€"Mr.‘ Syd« ney Eidt, Miss, Martha Nitardy, Minâ€" nic Sippel, the Misses Mary andi Lizâ€" tie Schmidt;" . Mrs. Caroline Wiederâ€" hold and â€"Mrs. Hartung and Daughter Alberta spent last Sunday in Hamâ€" burg.â€"Miss _ Eloma Schmidt _ spent Saturdayâ€" â€" and Sunday with friends and relatives in Berlin and‘ Bridgeâ€" port.â€"Messrs. .John and Henry Hamâ€" mer of New Prussia called on friends in the village on Sunday.â€"Mr.â€"â€" Helâ€" nzith. Wagner was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D#.id Doering of .Doering‘s Corner.â€"M. C. 1. .Forâ€" ler, contractor is a busy. man * these days repairing the damaged buildings caused ‘by â€" the ‘recent storms. â€" Ha has a gang of fourtcen men. _ _ Hogs Wanted AT BADEN â€"â€"News Notes.â€"Wedding Belis will be ringing in the near future.â€"The Evanâ€" gelical Sunday School will hold their Arnval _ Children‘s Day on Sunday evening at 7.30. Everybody welcome. â€"Miss Vetna Gies has returned home from a two week‘s visit with friends atâ€"Ayton.â€"Mrsâ€" Stockfish of Berlin is i{:id: with her mother, Mrs. Enâ€" gelter.â€"Miss Viotbta Edier has â€"reâ€" turned home after spe some time with . Berlin lriz:-’:{ln Loretta We‘s of Berlin spent Sunday at home. â€"â€"Miss Ratz of Berlin is visiting~ at theâ€"home of ~~Mrs. Wyo. Hahn.â€"Miss AMic . Habm spent _ several days at Watertloo last week. , SsOONER OR LATER YOU wWILL BUY A CLEMENS & HUNSBERGER PHILIPSBURG 2. LAVAL HEIDELBERG Money Saving Sale Now is your chance to Buy AT A TREMENDOUS BARGAIN the â€" World‘s alvoly by #8 % ef Exo ly» Special 10 Days Used Comprising 162} acres, including â€" 8 acres bush which is mostly hardwood. 'nolm is all tillable except five acres is hilly. . The farm / i4 well . watered . and is tile | diained where needed. Un property is a good acres which is hilly. The farm / i4 well . watered . and is tile â€" diaincd where needed. Un property is a good barn with plenty of stabling. 300 gallon tank in barm to supply water to ~wtook, â€" water â€" being. conveyed tifroughâ€" pipe {rom flowing spring and is to be uu»-am“‘.m:: farm: is a stone & ur.Wmm. s K small cottage is also. on farm. _ The propérty is â€" better known as the Hisâ€" It in Searcity fBerlin 6855599550065 5000055 SHIPPING HOGS WANTED IK Cceond. Wedmesiiny.. Next shipment Wedne:day, June 12th. arloo NOW ON AT BERLIN Farm for Sale Very Natty shoes in high or low cut Bluchers or Button This is the time for oxtords for both men, women or child We have them F REAL BPSTATE Monsey To Loan, Conveyanoing and Insurance J. G. Wing & Co. Berlin, Ont. Phone 552 NUMBER YNLIMITED, Ty the. baest _ Call in and meet the new shoeman. in Weseloh‘s old stand & J. G. Wing & Co. Smart and # 3,700 4,000 4,600 2,450 10,000 11,000 6,500 4,500 miles F. KIBLER ip is the reason 1o: further particalats ap 9 4 ai a ted THE NEW SHOE MAN w 126} 200 125 93 the His 1% i trom 1% i Shoes tad 38 Fredercick £1., Icrlin VP.M.':&“J fristhe udummws::.l'-n‘m i y e barn. 1 newly re &:l Hard woft orchard: â€" Possession given :at once. For forther are tothe aplesai¢ued_Prscutors of Tt samipppingee Vills ge Property For â€"â€" Sale If so write or call on me. I have choice farms, :fl sizes, : to nnto--hr.crull‘on crop payâ€" ments.. Choiee land, good water, clese to school and town. â€" The larâ€" t Waterioo County settlement i g:htchnmn. Buy or reat a farm here. Are You Coming West? i exguasion to Deviott nal: exen . oh. Saturony,. N “?‘ Truak, 64. TR 1908 , 10 "~ South of 4 Southâ€"East of 6 Southâ€"East of Raf $. B.BIEHN, WAlT ONTARIO Guernsey, Sask ‘n Afth reelfu‘s +8 I‘T '%5“1 K+ 94 ty