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, ERNSTS Worsted and tweed suits, tailored to retail at $15.00 to $16.00, all new styles, right up to the minute and splemdid fitters. Good wool â€" linings. You get the benefit of our special purchasing. NaÂ¥y blue worsteds, * pure hotany wool, $18 quality, with wool lining, hair eloth and canvass, stayed fronts, hand molded shoulders, semiâ€"peg and regular trousers, sizes 34 to 44. Suits worth up to $22.08, all good colors and styles, fresh / from _ the failors irons, tailored up to the minâ€" ute. These are excentionally strong values, blue, black, brown, tan and fancy. â€" LOT NO. 4 $7.95 Handsome Tweed Suits, ali the season‘s make, solid wear > tailoting, fit and cloth ecual to $15.00 tailored made suits * LOT NO. 3. $11.95 LOT NO. 3 $16.20 We do not want to see one sWt of them on our hangers Naturday night. These suits are the "Uvermakes" _ of over a dozen lines picked up by us at practically our own prices _ from some oi the most up to dateâ€"makers who clear out their over makes to the large retailers every season. The colors are brown, greys, tans, | blue, in worsteds and several ranges in imâ€" ported and domestic tweeds and will be sold exclusive of our regular stock. LOT NO. 1. $12.95 AtAobAA tAAA iHAHMAtHAâ€"PAHCHLRFLLLALLALALMAALAHAFLHiIH4HLHH Saturday Bargains A Big ‘"Scoop‘ of Clothing 57. No. 22 THE CHRONICLEâ€" TELEGRAPH. for BOYS DEPARTMENT SATURDAY SPECIALS. â€" n dosen Pure Silk and Kunit Neckâ€" WERE BOF ...ccscls s lvc ce comesisecmacrens. BB6 35¢ Cashmere Hose, special for 25¢ 30 dozen men‘s negligee shirts showâ€" ing white grounds with black, blue, or mauve stripes, all have â€" laundered culis, sizes 14 to 174, regular â€" $1.00 to $1.25, Saturday .. 2..2 .22.222.. 68e All sizes 24 to 34 broken lines from our big season of selling. Boys‘ $6.50 Bloomer Suits for $4.90 Big BHoys large Bloomer Student Suits, sizes 31 to 35. tailored _ irom men‘s suit cloths specially for Ernst‘s store. _ $4.90, $5.50, $6.00, $7.00, $8.:00 Snd :.:. ccccczcee cvccrinsc o. $10â€"00 lmported English and American, the best selection â€" of Hats â€" exclusively shown by this store, ecpecially priced for quick sellinz, 50e to. ........... $2.50 Two strong lines $1.00 to ... $2.00 HATS, STRAW Boys‘ Bloomer Suits, $5.00 quality AOF (evlclcls se en aee en $8.90 FURNISHINGS â€" THAT ARE _ IN GooP TASTE KEENLY PRICED. M dozen Stanlard _ 50c Balbriggan Shirts and drawers, Saturday special â€" f0 dosen Pure Silk and Knit Neckâ€" 1 CAMPAIGN OF TROUSER SELâ€" LING, OVER 300 PAIRS ‘TO BE SOLD SATURDAY. $1.75 $2.00 $2.15 $5.00 Where the Good Clothes come from. Trousers, special p Trousers, special p Trousers, speciab p and $5.50 Trousers special priced special priced speciab priced $1.19 $1.49 $1.98 $3.50 News Notes.â€"Mr. R. Turrel _ spent the holiday with friends in Hamilton. | Mr. and Mirs. Henry Schrum of Presf ton _ spent Sunday with the latter‘s paren{s.â€"Mrs. .J. Turrel and three ;chilllren spent the 21th with relatives in Stratford.â€"Miss _ L. Young _ and Messrs W. Young and F. Sapsworth of Brilntford were visiting at their homes over the holidays.â€" _ Mrs. _C. Thomtson of Toronto and Mrs. _ Cotâ€" nell of Berlin spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews. Miss B. _ Esch _ spent the 21th with friends jn Blooomingdale.â€" Mr. and Mrs. A. Hondrick of St. Jacobs spent Friday _ and Saturday â€" with the latâ€" tet‘s mother Mrs. A. Marshall:â€" Mr Coth of Stratford spent Saturday and Sunday with his brother.â€"The Misses M. and A. Brady of Bertlin were Sunâ€" cay vigitors in Doon.â€"Mrs. John Bulâ€" lock srent th» 3ith with ber Pnl’enls‘ in Galt.â€"Mr. and \Urs. John _ Hamm Jtâ€", apent the holiday _ with relatives in Urantford.â€" My. Walter \\ri;ght1 spent the 31th with his parents in Brantford.â€"Misses _ A. Ranscome and R. Wili ng spent the holidays with # tfluulm Mrs. Mel ville l«'ulclu-_r, Toranto, Mrs. Mover Broslau, and __Mr. Milton Kuyder, North West.â€"The celebration of Vieâ€" toria Day in this place was a huge auccess in every way. The _ weather was all that could be desired but a little cool. The patrade and Calithumâ€" pisn procession in the morning _ was enjored by the large crowds of specâ€" tators which lined the street.â€" Mr. and MrS. N. Merner returned â€" from their wedding trip last week.â€" Mr ’floorge Glennie of Toronto University is spending a few days with friends in town.â€"Master Ernest Shurly reâ€" ‘turned on Monday to resume his ‘Sllllll'ES at Upper Canada â€" College at Toronto.â€"Mrs. P. Christman spent a few days with her son _ at Windsor this week. _ Officers Elected.â€"At _ the _ annual meeting of the Elmira Musical Soâ€" ciety the following officers were elâ€" ected: llon. Presidents, Dr. A. S. Vogt, W. Weichel, M.P., ;C. H. Mills; Pres., Mr. F. Shurly; Vice Pres., Martin _ Schumarcher; Treas., A. Moses; Secy., Amasa Winger; Direcâ€" tors, Messts. Wm. â€" Auman, Louis Fischer, Oscar Vogt, Geo. _ Hehn. Ed. Schaub, A. Herz; Auditors, M. L. Weber and Geo. Ruppel. I J. Kirschel attended the funeral _ of the former‘s brother at Baden, last Tuesday afternoon...Rev. H. Sweitâ€" meyer of Hanover spent part of the wrek with his son in town last woek. â€"An enjoyable social given under the auspices of the Ladfes‘ _ Aid _ was held in the school room of S&. .James: Lutheran church last Tuesday evening. Rev. Sweitmeyer of Hanover who was, presennt gave an interesting adidress j on his receut travels through Gerâ€" many. Refreshments were passed tnâ€"‘ wards the close of the evening, _ and. a very enjoyable time was spent hy‘ all who were fortunate enough to he present.â€"Among those who spent the holiday with friends in _ town were Mr. and Mrs. EKd. Schierholtz, _ Berâ€" lin, Miss Pauline Harper. Wat(-rlm),‘ Mr. Sylvian Jeanneres, Elora, _ Mr. Ralch Bchrens, (Guelph, Miss I-Ztlml; Lawson, North Bay, Mr. and _ Mrs. Hy. Strome and rm.,nm.,wuamw_â€"‘ News Notes.â€"At the recent annual meet.ng of the Lutheran Synod _ at Waterloo, Rev. J. Strempfer of _ St. «James Lutheran church was elected Vice President. , w th relatives in Listowet last week. â€"Mr. J. C. A. Jeanneret, B. A., of Upper Canada College spent the holiâ€" day at his home here.â€" Mr. John Weber has sold hs mily business to Mr. Philip Beisel who will take charge in a few days.â€" Mrs. llarr)' Mogk has returned from St. Jaseph‘s Uospital, Guelph, and is still in â€" a very serious condition â€" _ Mr. 3: Erust has disposed of thrce of his lots at the south end of the _ town to Mr. Casper Stumpf and Mr. Louis Schweitzer.â€" Mrs. L. Oswald _ of Preston is spending a few aays at the home of her sister, Mrs. Seiling, who is Wedding Bellsâ€"A quiet but pretty weading took place last â€" Wednesday morning at the home of Mr. M. 1. Weber, when his niece, Miss Arabelle Enyder was married to Mr. Wesley Merner. _ Rev. C. Cosens perforined the ceremony. The young couple left ‘or ‘Toronto and on their return they will make their future bome in Elâ€" mira. Rev. P. Graupner of 8t. Paul‘s Lutheran church preached in Toronto last Sunday motning and evening. â€" Mr. A. Smith spent a _ few days Sipmniansiiniln retnetiniid ttch Aab in w irichhi 1 idsA is seriously ill.â€"Mrs. Vogelsang _ of Berlin spent Sunday with her 'sister Mrs. J. H. Ruppel.â€"Mr. and _ Mrs. , WATERLOO, ONTARIQ, THURSDAY MORNING, mMAY 29, 1913â€"â€" _ 10 PAGES eWR NANNNAAASNNNAXNNN NNNXXX CANNNNNNNN YXNNXXXXNNXXXX *n NKKNKXANKNXNHXANXXXAXNAXAXAXXK * YXXXXXXX Our Busy Neighbors i AB: /A ' News l_Nlotes'Gathered by Industrious Correspondents in County and District Doon friends in Waterloo.â€" Miss H. Thoms, spent the holiday with her parents in Poon.â€"Miss J,. Watson is visiting her brother in Norwich at present.â€" The Misses D. Foote, D. Lucus, 1. Herber, ‘ A. Sapsworth and R. and A. Woodâ€" field of (ialt spent the holiday at their hotm>s in the village.â€" Mr. 1. Foote of Galt and _ Wm. Foote of _ Preston, spent the â€" holiday under the parental roof.â€"Mr. H. Ayres and _ family and Mr. Geo Laconto _ and family â€" moved their bousehold _ effects to Brantford last week.â€"Mr. Adam Schrum of Berâ€" lin moved _ his household effects _ to Doon last Wednosday.â€"A very enjoyâ€" able time was spent in McGawery‘s Hall last Friday â€" night.â€"Mt. _ Johnâ€" ston of London England aftived in Doon last woeek. He is the guest of Mr‘ t has. Woodfeld. A very quiet holiâ€" day was spert in Doon on the 21th There were three picnics held near | by. â€"Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reader spent Stnday _ with friends in _ Galt.â€" A. very sad death took place in Preston | on Satutday _ evening in the person| of Missâ€" M. Harris, daughter _ of Mr. l Wm. Harris of Doon, G. T. R. agent Miss Harris has been a resident of Doon for the past two years and was well liked by all who knew her â€"-\lmsl 1. gnm.nr of Berlin spent the 2ith with friends in the village. + ‘Victoria Day.â€"Dr. andâ€" Mrs. Weidenâ€" hamer of Waterloo passed _ through our villago Sunday.â€"The people of HMawkesville cclebrated Victoria Day by holding a picnic in Mr. S. Sniâ€" det‘s Flats. A very enjoyable time was spent by all.â€" Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiler and litile baby | Vesta visited under the parental roof â€" durâ€" ing the hotiday.â€"Dr. McCormack of Listowel spent a short time _ with our doctor here.â€"Mrs. Thos. Wilkinâ€" son spent a few days in Toronto this week.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Mark Donâ€" ’nld visited over Sunday with Mr. Donald‘s parents here.â€"Mr. and Mrs Hardy Bulmer, of Berlin, Mrs. J. Bristow and son Edward of Berlin. ; Mr. Curite Bulmee of Toronto \'isitâ€"l ed over Sunday at the home of Mrs | Chas. Bulmer.â€"The Methodist Ladies Aid intends holding a _ strawhetty social the 27th of June on the church lawn. Full particulars Jater.â€" _ Mr. Louis O‘Neil of Smithville called on old frienis here.â€"Miss Mary Walter and her friend of Waterloo spent Sunday at her home. | Items of Interest.â€"Mr. Ed. Ratz and Mr. and Mrs. L. Fleischhauer of Berlin spent a lew hours here amung irignds.â€"Miss Pearl Freeborn, Mr. Carl Forler and Mr. John Knipe of Berlin spent. Sunday and Monday here with friends.â€"Mr. Jobhn Berscht is spending several weeks® with his daughters in Tavistock â€"The Misses Maud Freeborn and Lizzie Berscht left on a trip to the west on Tuesâ€" day and will remurn probably a few months.â€"Nr. John Stahle, Jr., of Ayr, spent Sunday at his home here. ‘â€"-’l‘he Misses Gertrude Staples, FEthra Mattren spent a few days at their ‘respective homes.~â€"Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Faber, Miss Henriectta Ottmann and ~Mr. H. W. Kaulman were visiting [lriends in Waterloo, Berlin and Freeâ€" port on Saturday and Sunday. ‘ deceased, who was held in very high estéem among all who had the pleaâ€" sure of her acquaintance. There surâ€" vive her aged and bling mother, _ a husband, five sons and fwo daughters to mourn her early derfiise. The beâ€" reaved family have the sympathy of the surrounding coumr}j in _ their sad bereavement. Mr. Albert Berscht was a business visitor. in Toronto on Monday.â€"Miss May and Miss Lizzie Ziegler of Elâ€" mira are visiting at _ the parsonage for a tew dyys.â€"Miss Small _ spent Saturday aJl Sunday at her home in Fergus. Death of Mrs. Wagner.â€" The | sad news spread . very rapzly last Tuesâ€" day morning oi the sudden death of Mrs. John H. Wagner who was ailing several years, but was not seriously il until about two we@ks ago, when death came very sud f+ Burial took flace in the Lutl n cemetery here on Friday aftern The funâ€" eral was attended by large _ conâ€" course of relatives and friends of the Miss Violet Edward and little sisâ€" ter Vera oi Milverton visited during the holidays with Miss Belva Stone. â€"Mr. and Mrs. A. Schweitzer of Berlin are visiting with the latter‘s parents of this place.â€" Miss Grace Marham of Milverton visited here with her mother for a few days.â€"Mr. M. Goetz of Iinwood visited _ with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Martinson _ on s. . Edwards_ofâ€"FToronto.â€"â€"MTS Hawkesville Wellesley Tyler‘s, Mrs. E. Lebhman and Mr. Corâ€" don Peterson Hawkesville at Mr. C. Fowman‘s. Mr. A. Pemberton of Tilâ€" sonburg with Mr. C. Marriott. _ Mr. and Mrs. Lea Gole of Blair at Mr. J. Letson‘s. Miss Nora Watson of ‘"orâ€" uito with her cousin Miss Maud Westâ€" fall. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Weber of _ New : L:undee with Mr. and Mrs. F. Letson. Mr. K. Earr of Waterlod at Mr. _ ... McGovern‘s. Miss B. Kumpf with‘ Mrs. J,C. Webér, Miss A Morrel} of Hamilton‘ at Mr. Levi Letson‘s, Miss Schauss with Miss Sylvia Miller. Miss F. Boal and _ Miss O. Daniels . of Arkell with Miss S. Bowman and Miss madie Letson, Mr. and Mrs. Ridge of Hamilton with Mr. and _ Mrs. . oe. Letson. Miss L. Kinzinger of Berlin at Mr. J. Shoemaker‘sâ€"Mr. Lea West ‘fall has returned from the Guelph HoSPital much improved.â€" Cupid _ is IVel’y busy around here these days.â€" Obituaryâ€"The sudden death of Mrs. Chas. Winfield Sr. of Elora took place 'at the home of her son Chas. on Sunâ€" day morning. > The burial took Place in Elora on Wednesday afternoon. l:‘ visitors jwere the _loll;wing-ik. and Mrs. Wallace of Guelph at Mr. W. Farmers are busy preparing _ their root and corn grounds. There is an increased acreage of corn being sqwn. The few showers of the past _ week have been _ most refreshing to the growihng crops.â€"Work _ on the ~new school house at S.S. No. 3, was comâ€" menced last week. No doubt the work of construction wil} be hurried to completion at as eartly a date as possi tle.â€"The anniversary services . of the Mt. Pleasant Epworth League â€" will be held on Sunday May 25th. Rev. C. while he was a candidate for the minâ€" C. Kaine of Granton wil} conduct the services at 10.30 a.m. and 7.30 p. m. Mr.. aine was on the Wallace circuit istry. Rabbath School will be _ held at 2.30 p.m . All welcome to these services.â€"r. _ M.l. Allogh _ attended Officers Elected,â€"The Â¥.P.C,B, _ of this _ village held their annual reâ€"orâ€" ganization on Friday evening aud the following officers were elected:â€" Pres. Miss E.M. Letson‘ Sec‘yâ€"Miss Syivia Millâ€"r, Treas.â€"Mtr. Irvin Kefer; Orâ€" ganistâ€"Miss Bertha Melitzer, Assist Organist Miss Stella Bowman. An interesting _ missionary service wasâ€" brld in the Congregational church on Sunday evening the 18th when Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Cowman of Tokyb, Jaâ€" Pan gave sPlendid addresses. A lhetâ€" al offering was realized for that work. Fishing was the order of the day _ on the 21th.â€"Miss Pearl Stork of St. Jacobs is spending a few davs _ with ber friend Miss Maggie Letson. the Annual districy meeting at. _ Lisâ€" towel as official representative of the Wallace circuit. Chas. Van Valkenburg, a Sarninl sailor on the Hamonic, fell overboard near Presque Isle and was drowned. ] Items of Interest.â€"Among the holiâ€" a The heaviest storm brings no fear to the owner of a WEICHEL‘S ASPHALT ROOF. | BUT ON THE OTHER HAND IF YOU BUY OUR WEICHEL‘S ASPHALT ROOFING Weichel‘s Asphalt Ready Roofing} M. 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West Montrose Phone 215 Weichel‘s Weichel‘s Weichel‘s Wallace Weichel‘s Weekly Store News Asphalt Roofing, Asphalt Htoofing, Asphalt Roofing, ‘s _ with j n. z _ their e is an ig Sqwin. t week o the ' e ~new is was comâ€" the work ed to r as possi s _ of the ue _ will| &# Rev. C.| @ the minâ€" duct the t 30 â€" p. m. ® e circuit e _ held f to these attended| @ t Lisâ€" e of the Sarnia verboard | @_ owned. _ ] « $Good Fitting Trousers guaranteed 10 years, square guarantecd 5 years, squate guaranfeed 15 years, square Good fitting trousers are always of vital importâ€" ance to a man‘s wardrobe." Our trousers are made for us by trouser makers who know how. â€" Nhey will stand the wear, the tear and the every day strain. Fabrics of Tweeds, Worsteds, Serges, Excelient values, sizes 30 to 50, prices 1.00 to $5.00. L. Weseloh & Co. | A. WESELOH. Store Closes.Wednesday at 1 p. m. During June, July and August BERLIN, ONT. WHOLE No. 2986 Waterlioo A. R. COUDIE. Prices $2.00 $1.50 $3.00 h.