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~( $ fi- taking He lize the . ;. Mayor W kmo.s.; their con t"~ . >.. . * Â¥ uie s O c o‘ Having Won it Twice in Four pmx,u.l&aao] Becomes His cured: Loot a ‘by Burâ€" | Ymc;:”l'! lfinufiflmm was®‘t exactly a case of the Dutch taking Holland, but it was something like the Germans capturing _ Berlin. Mayor W. D.‘ Eaier‘s Berlin rink won the O.B.A. trophy this afternoon over their compatriots, Louis _ McBrins‘s rink of tilk pame city, by: a score of 27 to 7. It didn‘t look as if it was going to end that way at first, â€" beâ€" McBrine had run up seven to &{. four by tile fifth end. _ Then got a four end on the fi‘th and from then on it was nothing but Euler. The McBrine ‘w did not turn another end. The ri and score by Score by endsâ€" Thke presentation of prizes was made en the green by G. C. Creelman _ of the 0. A.C., who announced in presentâ€" ing the trophy to Mr. Euler that it was now his property, he having won it twice, the first time â€" four _ years ago.‘ Mr. Euler addressed the gatherâ€" ing, expressing his than‘ks. menccsecccecccecscceccscecess A very Pretty house wedding . took place at 88 Church St., Berlin at 2 p.rÂ¥ Tuesday, July 15, when Elizaâ€" beth Enwgra Thornton was unitedi in marriage to Mr. Lloyd Eby of _ Toâ€" ronto. f The cremony was conducted at the home of Mrs. S.S. Herner, by Rev. S.H. Swartz, pastor of _ Alma St., U.I‘. Church. The pride was prettily attired in a;to match. After a sho white, silk gown and a tulle veil, the groom‘s parents, M with a wreath of white flowets, catry | M. Eby of St. Jacobs, ing a bouguet of white carnations and|up thâ€"ir residence at maiden _ hair _ fern. . Miss I“lorem'el.\‘t‘., Toronto. Thormton, sister of the bride, _ who? Thy received many ! acted as bridesmmid, was gowned in‘ as beautiful gifts from pink mull and carriedâ€" bouquet Of{friends who _ wish ther pink carnations and fern. The groomlprusperous wedded life. 424424 e0cecse00e0e00ccece §§9999909999999909999099099090000046 #900900886 Niagara,Falls, Ont.. July s were: G. Cleghorn, J. Cochrane, Boehmer, F. Kibler, .J. Sims, W. H. Leeson, D. Euler, D. McBrime, R skip 27 ski EBY â€" THORNRON 10â€" It skip 7 The enquiries which Chicf of Police O‘Neill has been making since Satâ€" urday, to ascertain the owner of the jewellery which had been found _ on Postmaster â€" Kay of . Stratiord this morning called on Chief O‘Neill and identified the loot. ‘This consisted of a solid ‘o‘l'do locket and chain, five bracelets, four bar pins, . Pair of earrings, pme brooch, pair of _ dress pins ~ and a locket. Mr. Key stated that his residence had been entered on the night of June 1ith when the Barâ€" num & Bailey circus was in that city. Dennis White and Geo. Darby who threw the jewellery away when _ arâ€" rested on Friday night in a box car, were again on the carpet, following the identification of the jewellery. They still told the story that _ they found it in a barn, Pleaded not guilâ€" ty, and were sent back to the cells until the 18th. â€" was attended by Mr. Albert Hauek of Toronto. Old Home Week ant America‘s Larâ€" gest Summer Carnival. 32 _ attracâ€" tions, horse races, daily _ aeroplane flights, Canadian League _ Baseball, football, Michigan State vs Ontario, International Tug of War, Lacrosse, Band tournaments ete., etc. Special fares, special traims, Ask your rail way Agents for particulars. The bridal party entered the Pretâ€"| tfis family consisted ol _ eleven tily decorated parlor to the Strains| children, seven of whom survive, four of "Lohenerin‘s‘‘ wedding march Play|sons and tifree daughters, Jaob, a‘ edâ€" by Miss E. Herner. After the |home, Isgac, Berlin, William, Brown ceremony the guests, which numbered|City, Mich.; Saralf, at home; Mrs. to about 30, partook of a sumptUOUS|Hiram Bowman, Berlin; Priscilla, at dinner after wnich the happy couple/home. Three daughters and one son left for a short honeymoon to pOints|predeceased their father. Mrs, _ Mcâ€" north. _ The bride‘s goingâ€"away gown|Nally died about two vears ago. _ was of tan voile with awoaw and hat| ‘The burial of the late Rev. .Jonn to match. After a short stay â€" with| McNally, the veteran Mennonite minâ€" the groom‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.|ister, who passed away last Thursday M. Eby of St. Jacobs, they will take|at the advanced age of 92 years, up thâ€"ir residence at 91 Lippincott.|took place on Sundav afternoon from St., Toronto. his residenmcec, 17 Krug street, to the Th y received many Useful, as well) Betllany Mennonite Chuech. _ A very as beautiful gifts from there _ many|large crowd of sympathizing friends friends who â€" wish them â€" a long and| was in attendance. The pastor. Rev. prosperous wedded life. C. N. Good was in charge of the serâ€" vices at the house and the church and mmmmmmemmmmmmmmmmmmummpemmme~ cmemenam emeâ€"ommemmmzms | 31. iMDICSSIVC SCFMON WAS GOLiVCTOA * by Rev. S. Goudie, P. E., who relerâ€" reccec0000000 eocec0c0eee |Itd in fcelinz terms to the useful and m 4 Es successiful career of tle deceased. The es z remains were interred in the family ALL ROADS LEAD â€" TO GUELPH JULY 28th TO AUGUST 2nd. Neah Moy children, seven of whom survive, four sons and tifree daughters, Jaroh, a‘ home, Isgac, Berlin, Wi!liam. B{le plot at the Blair cemetery. EATH OF P DANI The death took _ plgce on Thursday of one of Berlin‘s ‘aged residents, Daniel L. Knechtel, at his residence, 21 Pandora avenue. The deceased had been in illâ€"health for about two years. He was botn in Germany in 1845 and when about six months of age came to Canada with his parents who loâ€" cated in Waterloo Township. The deâ€" ceased lived the greater portion â€" of his life in Mannheim where he engagâ€" ed in farming and sawâ€"milling. _ He was also ‘an . employe of the J.Y. Shantz Co‘s. button factory for some years. He moved to Berlin _ about four years ago. He is survived _ hy his bereaved widow, four sons . and one daughter, Albert and William H, of Berlin, Allan of Canboro, Jacob, and Mrs. Albert Hoffman of Mannâ€" heint. \ Mr. Michael Knechtel and Mrs. Sam â€" Rellinger _ of â€" Bertin, _ are ‘hrother and sister respectively of the deceased. He was a member ol <the Mennonite denomination and was held in high esteems by a wide circle of friends. © 5 ‘The funeral of the late Daniel L. Knechtel was held on Sunday | aiterâ€" noon from the residence on Pandora Avenue, where a â€" brief service was conducted by Rev. Elias Weber _ and appropriate hymns, favorites of the deceasp@€ were sung, $o Latchor‘s Menâ€" nonite Church at Mannheim. An imâ€" mense throng of friends andd acquainâ€" tances had gathered to pay _ their last tribute of respect to the deceased coming from all parts of the county. Impressive sermons were delivered by Rev. Moses Bowman in German and Rev. Manassah _ Hallman in English. Appropriate references were made to the upright and exemplary character of the late Mr. Knechtel. The interâ€" ment took place at the cemetory adâ€" joinint the church. The pallâ€"bearcrs were the four sons, sonâ€"inâ€"law and grandson _ of the deceased, _ Messrs. AMbert, Allan, Wiliam â€" ahd _ Jacob Knechtel, Albert Hoffman and Harold Knechtel. Amone the relatives from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Edwâ€" Knechtel, Walter _ and _ Ferdinand BUSY AT THE JAIL. Gaoler Cook has no less than sevenâ€" teen prisoners under his charge at the County jail at present. Last year during .July therte were _ only three prisoners and the wayward on es of Wellinzton Couvnty were _ being looked after in Betlin as well. Some of the prisoners have been quite trom blesome and are being penalized with Cme ‘of Waterloqg County‘s half rations. THREE YEARS IN PENTTENTIARY AND LASHES Henry Trupp of Conestogo who on Thursday pleaded guilty on a ¢harge of seduction, received his sentence on Saturday by Judge Chisholim, His Honor said, ‘"The sentence of this court on you then Henry Trupp _ to crimes of which you have pleaded guilty, and of which I have found you guilty, is that you be confined in Kingston penetentiary for a term ol three years, andâ€"that you _ receive at the end of the first month a floggâ€" ing, with a cat, of ten stripes." of St. Peter‘s Lutheran Church. â€"â€" Thke second donation amounted â€" to Mr. E.W. Clement in a . lengthy arâ€" gument of behalf of the prisoner reâ€" Viewed the accused‘s life, stating that his _ chief fault had â€" previously been drink, and that he had been sentdnced to 6 months previously, for theft. In passing sentence on the Prisomer His Honor stated that the crime was a most dastardly [ one, and that it showed the prisoner as a ‘‘selfish base lower specimen of humanity." _ The sentence which could be imposed was one with lashes, butwhis wouldâ€" not he given, as the prisoner would be giv en a chance to reforn®. He then imâ€" Dr. J. F. Honsberger, Treasurer of the Berlin Tuberculosis Sanitarium Trust, toâ€"day received two handsome donations toward the building fund. One of them was a cheque for $145, raised by the production < 6f (>*‘‘The New Minister‘ during tik .opening ol the Auditorfum in May, which | was givem by tlle Young People‘s Society $57.75, which was collected at the meeting of the "Silent Knights" earâ€" ly on Wednesday morning when conâ€" tributions were recefvel for a $20 gold watch donated by Mr. Oscar Bacl@mer, ofi Bochmer Bros., . jeweiâ€" lets., Mr. Geo. O. Philip is largely responsible for the two donations and his genorosityâ€"is greatly appreciated. posed the above sentence. Onâ€" Saturday night last Alired Schaefer, while under the influence of liquor, tore off the gum slot machine which was in the front of L._ Barâ€" don‘s bakery on Founity St. _ In Police Court Monday a _ man named Burdick, who was with him at the time, told of how they had taken a bottle of whiskey from the Grand Central Hotel between 11 and 12 o‘clock on Saturday night, ° and | of later going down Foundry St. and carrying away the gum macifine. At the conclusion of Butrdick‘s evidence, Schaefer said he was guilty of taking toth the wifiskey and the gum machâ€" iIng. whiskey any moreâ€"he doesn‘t want It and won‘t look at it 1 camnot £Xxpress my gratitude â€"â€"." l‘rop a genuine lettet aimomng the scores _ we can show you, proving absolately that the DRINK HABI?P * can be overcome . by the NEAL 3 DAY TREATMENT. Call upon, adâ€" dress or phone The Neal Institute. 18 ST. ALBANS ST., TORONToO. TBLEPHONE .N. 2087. DETROIT EXCURSIONâ€"Chronicle Telâ€"graph amd Berlin Daily Telegraph Excursion to Detroit â€" on Saturday, August 2nd, via C.P.R., return fare Saved her Husband *‘My husband isn‘t loaded _ with Berlin Police Court IN THREE DAYS. Among tile successful camdidates at â€" * the recent . Conservatory â€" of Music| The fire department was called out junior examinations was Miss _ Nina|OD Saturday evening to eXtinguish a Hensberger, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. |blaze in the basement of Isaiah J. F. Honsberger, who is a pupil of|George‘s grocery store, King street, Miss Alma Foreman of this city. | East. Coal oil on the floor had igniâ€" Miss Honsberger is to be congratulatâ€"‘ ted but was put out before much ed upon i success. & 4 damage was dome. . Phone 767 =â€"= See Our Prices on LGroceries =â€" ___ Give us a trial order and let us Maple leaf corn 3 for ... ennvince you. We deliver to all parts Golden wax beans per can of the Twin City. _ Simcoe baked beans 3 for Quaker baked beams 3 for Surprise 6 for ........... Comfort § for ... . Life buoy 6 for ... ... Sunny Monday 6 for .. Bunlight § OE ......... ..............~...:. 25e Castile reg 25¢ ... ................ 200 Soan chips 2 lbs for .................... l5¢ Ammoniaz powder reg 10¢ for ...... 86 Washing soda 7 lbs for .._......... 10c Chofcest tomatoes 2 for .............. 25¢ Choicest peas 2 for ....... ............ 25¢ Best granulated 100 lbs ............ $4.45 Redpath‘s granulated 100 lbs $4.64 Best granulated 21 lbs .............. $1.00 Rest light brown 22 lbs ............ $1.00 Icing sugar 7c, 4 lbe ................ 25¢ soaPS, ETC. EXTRA SPECIAL. CANNED GOODS VERY SPECIAL Miss Jennie Goudie returned to Galt Look for this label on every bag Don‘t Forget the Placeâ€" 62 Queen Street, South It is on every bag of thorough satisfaction. There is a Canada Cement dealer in y know him, ack us for his name. : Write our Information Bureau for a free You can depend upon Canada Cement. Be sure you get it. Canada Cement Company Limited, Montreal KENNEDYV‘S You can best see our prices on Groceries after you have tasted _ their quality. We sell none but good groceries; fiey are always | fresh _ and wholesomeâ€"because the low price at which we sell our hh quality grocâ€" eries keeps them movimz out and fresh ones coming in daily. s Ts ie vas in win e &4 ; oooooo,‘o'hoooooooooooooi‘it 152 Albert Miss Alice Gondie and Mr. and Mrs. [ P8S b®*", , SÂ¥ A. R. Goudie and family _ left this} ‘_) ; â€" Wwhen â€" Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Good, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Marr and Mr. . and Mrs. «J.A. Hallman motored to Teeswatâ€" er on Sunday and heard Rev. W.A. Bradley the former pastor of St. Anâ€" drews church preach tco forceful serâ€" JOF ciiccrrre seccount en Aurery dsrimoninter Salmon, Unicorn brand, reg 25¢ Salmon, Derby brand, reg 25c at CGood sainyon 2 fOF .....s.. ......... (iood sardines 7 Pof ... King Magnuss sardines 3 for ...... King Oscar sardines 2 for ........... SALMON AND SARDINES. Sdimon, Northern Coast, reg. 35¢ FOF .cc cfiffre nvcrreren) epunerene iovansecorsncune Salmon, Northern Coast, reg. 13¢ COFFEE Regular 40c coffee Choice seeded raisins 3 lbs for ... Seedless raisins 2 fOP ..........c.... 0 (@ood raisinss 3 W® ......... .0.0...000 Large sweet prunes, worth 20c, 3 DRIED FRUITS. ¢ On Tuesday evenming shortly ; MMCU‘- ;ldx o‘clock. Mr.‘ Frederick Kruse, on B6 6 Prmveme: 1 o _ s e td n c w.l1i. ‘ Â¥2 wex If you do not 37c 18¢ 25C 25¢ h 25 He 25 5e Colhdoid starch......cosmeenimen~â€" 4 5e Silver gloss starch ......... ... 3¢ »Stove polish, all 10c boxes ... ,, Catsup, large bottle, worti! 20c¢, at veteran carefaker of Berlin Passed peacefully away at bis had been â€" stricken with a Par stroke on Tuesday morning about o‘clock. When first found he was conscious, but shortly after that became unconscious, and neVer © 16 gained it. * a The funeral will be held on Friday alternood at 2 o‘clock lm Albert street, to St. Pe Church and from thence to The most afficted people on earth are those _ who suffer from T ar tism and about oneâ€"fourth of our peOâ€". ple are afficted with this P time rackine. bone crippling disease, Co many people neglect 8 and rheumatisn# follows in one and then another until they â€" an example of the tortures of WS tism. Rheumo has gained the gteatâ€" j est reputation through being amli and permanent cure for rheumatism in its manv forms. Don‘t put off 5 ting a bottle of Rheumo toâ€"day, means _ your health art 6 Rheumo is sold in Waterloo at E.M. Bevitt‘s Drug Store, . $1 a full size bottle. a Regular 35c coffee ......... Regular 30c cofice ... . Regular 25¢ cofiee ... .... CEREALS. Kellog‘s corn flakes 3 for .......... Quaker corn flakes 3 for ... Shredded wheat 2 for ... Cornmeal 3 lbs 10¢, 10 lbs ..;..« CMMMERE, â€" 7 « TDG .2 14s2es: .... is2 Apcrser: Farina or graham flour, 8 Ibs ... Tillson‘s rolled oats, reg 25¢ for VERY SPECIALS. Challenge corn starch Parlor matches, reg 5¢ at 3 for 10¢6) Cresent brand catsup, reg 10c for "}] Large bottle pickles, reg 25c for 23@ Remarkable Remedy PASSES AV interment... . .4 Phone 256 | 25¢ 10 /