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DQO$0$O£ The Employers Association of Vatuloo County FREE LABOR BUREAU " King St. West. 1mm. We have VaA'Jul'le tor mm and WW men in all liars ot work. " you an out of ampluymenl. communivatn Wit-h III at once. No charm for ugh". “on of unice- rendered, 14-“ 000000000000000000000'0 godmooooooooooooouo Numb". unlimited. Highest market price paid. Next shipment Wolnesdar May gum Highest market price paid. Load every second Tuesday. Next shipment May man. . C. C. DIEFENBACHER At Wallen.steta C.l'._R. Station. num- ber tmtimited. T Shipping Hogs Wanted RR SALE ht LINWOOD V. R. Harlot is (um-rim; his trcll located prupvrty, containing a store and dwl‘lling combined. an Mira dwelling, a good barn and garden. A splendid opportunity tor any kind of business. Vail. licrlcl. a-ti. '0+0+o-1-0+0+o+o+o+o+o+. For samplr SPtlingS at, prices call at Wetttauiet's King Ft., 11atrrlot. From largo llmrnuphhrml single- cmnh black Minorca stoek, which are know." in lay not only the largest tag. but also the largest nmnlwr u-(‘r any other breed under same corrli- tions. EGGS FOR The undrrsigm-d Mers for sale his valuable [arm situated 4 mites west or Waterloo, Lot No. "-cottusirtista 112 non-s, 33 arms in good bush (20 tterm of which will be sold separate- ly it desired» Land all under good' late of cultivation. Good house and? bank barn and all necessary nullyuihl _ ings. Good supply of water. Also} 300 mm trosu/--upluy d," T JOSEPH ms", Waterloo, A. C. Bender ‘ 0.. my; “alum, one tiBy tin-g “we yen: old both ”when. ANTHONY BI'SCII, . St. Clements. '-tt. Piano “I. lluuu- made Hatrsagivs best un the markrt. l'unm here fur your nut order. EDGAR FISCHER We have the reputation oi turning out the lunml meats. Hogs Wanted AT BADEN central Business g college , ll you wish In lmv or :40" farm or city mum-H3, yon “I'll do well to apply to Successor to J. B. Fischer Ilcal lixlzllr M‘uilry To l.oan ll Hum-n St. H. Ucrlm. MEAT MARKET F'TflATF'Orllt, "NT. Thrs is Unlariu's Ill-st mt.si nvss SdumI. Three, Impart. ments, 1'outtuvriia1, 'short, hand an: 'l‘rh‘uruphy. D. A. Mq'l.\"lll,\.‘{, Prin. REAL ESTATE Clemens Hunsberger CHOICE BOASTS Beef. Pork Lamp, Etc. Farm tor Sale luvs you “We TO snug? " HAVE you we? on POUND ANYY"mo'. no you mm you: n to. advertise your "um" cHRotucLhrYuaxutass, “wanna. . " mamas RESULTS. ', State. on application, THE lEADlNG FOR SALE 'au"L't'.t', HATCHING Proprietor OOotogoz the reduced 313-7! Iii-12!. C A. MERE, Waterloo. 0M. INCORPORATED 1815 Head Office - Waterloo subscribed Capital ............. 3350.000 Deposit with the Dominion Governnwnl ... .... ...... $117,140.00 All policies guaranteed by the Lon don and Lancashire Insurance Com. pany with Assets of $16,306i638. ALFRED WRIGHT. SECRETARY The Mercantile Fire INSURANCE COMPANY Conte and let nie, demonstrate to 5'02: "The Grcat American Eagle" Motorcycle, 2 cylinder, 9 to 12 horse- power, sperd and power to burn. Agrncy lor Waterloo I'ountyI l .NttTN'tu' is HEREBY GIVEN. lnursuaut to Section " ot Chapter £121 “i the liens-ed smut“ ot ou- ario, "it, our alt creditor: and others having claims again“ the e» lee ot SIDNEY TUCKER, law ol the Towtt ol 11aterlo9, in the County lot Waterloo, and Province ot Ontario, 1,siason, deceased, who died on or about the ttrternth day at February, I tot 1, are required, on or More ttd Isixth tlay of Juno, Ill”, to deliver I": mud, by pm prepaid, to wins Irma, Waterloo, “Mario, Adminis, itrator oi the estate or the said de- ,i~ms¢-:l, their names in lull, with "their: ,mhlrt-sst-s and 'tetsvrtptiorvs, lull par- ‘iiculars or.' their claims. and sutr- 'nu'nis oi the security, it any, held In them; and that alter the said sixth day oi June, 1911, the said Administrator will proceed to dis- tribute the newts of the said de- ceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims at 1xhith he shall then hate reeeived I dice, and will not be liable ior the said assets to any person oi whose claim he shall not then have recoivrd notici- lJ-itcd (ith May, 1911. UN IS FICIK, Waterloo, "utario, I Administrator. thr mum-x" There's no dal- 'ft" " otrr hmxm: an autumn» lule vith It, but Hmro arr “Min paiwr tulis Hm “min-z mil uf “hurl: “mild MH- IPs' murh plnnum‘. 50ml '11] “mt \Ivlm‘niltmn nov h‘ir'mlu iN THH, Hsni‘r: ‘0? SIDNEY 't'tiOlPs, Deceased. NOTICE, IQ 'I'hvrr is much talk ahout “‘Ight Imam." hut nnlymly ham/M the fact Irnrt- Hum tltr, lmhlmlu‘r. t'ouldn't yon tio \unr sharp to who” the 'surur" In sending along Hm "mum" There's no (Inn Tlu, suVscription price of ire. "hrorttuv-Trtewraptt ls 31.5" per war. It IN only on Tn- dllmn that it is paid strictly m advimre that Ht' m'rrpt “My YOUR LABEL The mailing lists nl the 1'hroniclcToT,raph have brett rurrcvn-d to 23 April, I911 Look at your Fahet whether you are sure you arr paid in nrlmnrp ur not. The date ort your thrl is. the date to uhirh 1our snhsrriplinn In re- l'nrlll‘d on our hunks, but if a suhxrrihrr thinks his label is incorrect, uritt‘ us at once, and it mu bt' made right. LOOK This mttire is ospm‘ially tor you " the Hair on mur law] Ann‘s nut. read to some date in nth awe. HENRY G. HACHBORN MOTOR CYCLES J,\,\II“S C. HAIGHT, _ Waterloo, ()nt., tlohci;or Tor Administrator. t9-3t L'um-stogo Repair Shop. 11-312 District Agent Phone an. Proprietor "333'! M CHON SALES a AUTOMOBILE RAN DOWN .. BICYCLIS'I Spring Brook Stock Farm Holstein', Pamworth Spoon] offering. A choice . young bull and a few {nundatiun cow's for 31; days. Hulls sun and grandson Fir- rd by Sir k'orndyke “mm fur which I roilisv 83mm, “has-.9 dam had (Illic- ial mum rmurul oi 33.” but!” in on‘ week a; a junior 1 war old. thour at "UW' while the bargains last, Why an ahroart “II n you van geld them loin-r ky buying at humr. _ iin. _ Nurse Miss Cressnuan 38!: King bl. to vl‘nmh Mar 30.-Farm stock and implements of Amos I'. llallman. i'etxtrevi1ie. Partica? 1:3 regardine.Rg\lL or OCEAN tirkets iron! (‘mmuluun Pacific The. t Aug-mu In write .. .. W..'........ .. _ _ -- _ - 5g.Vi.itjiiFi From Toronto. sud Station. West Ind North of Toronto. Proport_tc (are. [m Summ- East " Tomato. Each Tuesday until October "th, inclusive. Winnipeg and Return - $35.00 Edmonton and Return - 43.00 HOMESEEKERt E X C UR SI o N s 14ttgt,5nttthrmutt "ai,, tllW'gtt'.t. 'Nttt . Pd."Atrf. - . . MtM1"Ptttttd,"c a 'iiii5ii5,) ,hi'iifi'l',Ei;,tR1 “5‘5" Ite s EN. a iariGumrirtGiTiraT in. I Mun- m - & (I). "if _-r- rum ,tlli ift'ih'4 M's-um can "iud2 '-' ttei?ittjt. It, “Iv-.3393. sen-h. PUBLIC‘SALE MAN iTOBA, ALBERTA SASKATCHEWAN GENERAL WANTS L. J. Shana Audtioneer Mum Limit two mend“. mi: v.5. A. I'. IHLLAIAN, NOTICE .‘rrssman muvml from to Pandora Ava, "rt- "rt'slau, Ont. A.. c.r. itfih%Gir. Y" I G-ll-l . g". " UA'" 506d kairy can, "eatei'iirai'IGr", my. Jersey grade "Mr, the“ 30 Blade m ' Island and _ -_. -. "'-'-"V . " ""'"'"'v..Gut,. bv his widow, one so" and [our dang [ ters, Norman, of Fnuth Haul, lnd., ---------e---,,-,,,= Mrs. K. H. Kalhtieiseh, Berlin; Mrs. (ML) Ila); Wiarton, Mys. Ilayry Tle Banal or Raihmy Commission- "othnter, Milan, Italy, anti Miss Cur- rrs hm ovrrrulrvd the uhjrvlinn "Hm ma Itcos, at, henna There arr two tutu district Iumbrrovn to raising oi brothers and three 'sisla‘rs, Messrs. drum-Mic summvr mics nn lum’itr to F.'mil Nous at Halt, and Aaron, of Montreal try the railways. Listowrl, Mrs. Andrich, Galt, Mrs. (ins, F.tr.:--7 Good Dairy Fons: 4 cows fresh, or?“ due to valve hy limo of sale, mm due to tralve dune 'Mh, cow snproshl to valve Inuit part at July, also Durham hull I5 months old, sow due to pig mid‘lleof Julv. ”Pl-2R3”: :--9 months' "crcdit an ap- proved joint notes "r 4 per edit. on for cash. . Ilorst's.-Pay llarse'rising 5 years ul-I, Ur"anb mare rising 3 years old, 2 ml” fl" "r, 2 years old, general rwr- [we cults, toadster, rising rl years old. ' There will be sold by Public Auc- tion on the promisrs of the under- s"gned, unnlllzlrtrr' mile west of Jan- bcrg, on the Wellesley Road, m " "onuneaar%x at :3-ss'c1m* p.m., tharp, lhe following viz?» t :mmom CW“ ooo-ooo.'-.., TERMS OF SALE :-A'hickeets and all sums at 80.00 and under, cash; over that amount 7 months' credit on awprm'rd "security, or 5 per cent per annur. discount for cash payment of credit amounts. llousrhold Ktieeta :--DeLavtu cream separator, Daisy chum, extension tabla bureau, desk, 2.8undl, in“ good niano case organ, Edison ttttms- o;ra:ll with lot ot records, auto harp, large desk, bench. sausage grin- der and sinner, stove tWood heater?, parlor took and heater, milk cooler, pails, bedsteads with springs and mattrcss, linoleum and outer. articles. I luplemrnts, Ete.:-.oae hone- NOW. harrow. 2 scum": (l le- new}. one horse wagon and box, dunno-o cutter, light earring, mp bum with Mm sets of when (rubber and steel tire), heavy single harness, 2 not: light. Dingle harms, “dale and bridle with; tor, hay rack, nun-x huh, forks, shovels and many other at“? crrtr. l, No Reserve. Th'u ,.i8u.e-atiore .1' hatbmdtbm V , aitmtedthmr, “and“. In: (vat-Villa. o. a. my“, . Toto-w. Tuesday; Mdr' 26th, 1914 Sand-y. any”; ttttd RBIE SALE , AMOS I'. HALLMAN, Prop, .l. HIIANTZ, Auctioneer. Live Stock MICK l "S, Auctioneer, HARTLEIB, Propr'ieror - ow- 20-2t _ The Ilrcrasccl was a sun ot the late Stay,? Nous, Presto, min: born in that.town 67 years ag,m lie rtvrd in that town tor mum years and then morrd to Full“: Ihnd, Ind., whrrr he was (mama in the tnanuriet,arirrr, of mit goods. F'itz, years an." he rum-v- ed to Brrtin and took up his rosi- d n:-t~ on thttrch Street. llc Ma; a succrssiul and hiImty rrspectrd husi- was man. and ttve srrirpathsr at a wide circi" at friends will be extended to th, bow-mm family. Ile is survived‘ The death took place at the Berlin Ai'Waterioo lluspital at 5.30 o'cloek Wedn why of Mr. Edward lions 72 Chureh street, who succumbed ‘ganzrsm- rnisoning. He underwent. an operation hm weeks aro'when he had It's right In: amputated at the knee which appeared successful, but owing to the weakened condition of the sys- tem he graduallv became weaker un- til d‘ath relieved him of his sutier- ings. Mr. l-Iby was an ardent Liberal, greatly devoted to his party, and' a number of old Ht. Andrew's Presby- tm'an Church. m was tr 'rv "r " the National and “Mari: (“hubs and Preshimt of the Fire Insurance Ex- DEATH OF MI. EDWARD R003 change. Mr. Eby married Miss Emily Jars, McMurtry oi Bowmanville, who sur- vives'him, together with two sons, Mr. H. Douglass May and Mr. F. P. Elly, and two daughters, Mrs. .l.' H. Woods, Calgary, and Mrs. Wm. Find- Jay, Ottawa. t Born in Berlin, Ontario, in 1844, he commented his business career in the tttait gtocczy trade. Later he was engaged in the wholuak! grocery business with the tirrn ot Rowland a. Fitch. He was atterwarda a member of the ttrm Fitch & Eby, and with- drew from, thatJirm to go into Part- n~rship with Mr. Hugh Blain, with whom be had remained tor the' last 3Cyears. In his hateormnerciat lim he en‘oyed the respect. and co'ttidtttt not cnly ot his associates but of his} con.Tetitors. I I llovcvol. " was in ammial lite that Mr. Eby was beat known. For yea" he had ban a may. figure in the commercial world, and his lite was one of singular devotion to tNai- Though known (argue! while u a Butxeastttt minus man, Mr. Far was no In: below! (or his Dermal qual- ities and is keen. if unobtrusive, MF terest in Public Alain. lt Tatum, In, n.-A “I. In" in the Itch-ab yuan val oi the city and 'er-stir yu- myi- tum-amJo-on P. b’. PM“ of FA”, Blair C... L“. Mr. My” but in “I“ Vanni-y. an alumni! My Mttit which titttt,t nut-noun let. in byuds‘the end ot the wed. and death was re'rter_dantoemsoo. " his "Ignace, " Cluly ave-Ila. The (mil will take Mam, tomorrow to Mount Plenum. Cemetery. 1 Fuller and Misss Marv HOOK M Muir Caro Tho funeral, private, M" hr hHd on Saturday at 2 n't'hu‘k pm . trom tho rrsidonrr, T?, church Mtr"t, In tttr Preston romt‘N‘ry tor an!” l The death occurred on wrdnesdaf, _ May 6, "rom, of "it: oldest. reSidents of Tavistock village and district in the person of William Matiliies, who passed aiay at his hnme. in his Mth year. He had been ailing since last fall, although up to that time his tralth had been perfect. The late Mr. Matthies was a native of Ger- many and came to this country when a young; man at twrnty-one, settling in Tavistock, where he lived the rest ol his life. He married Miss Julia Mogk of the liih line, East, Zorra, who survives him. He is also sur- vived by seven children, five sons and two daughters. The sons are Henry, ('nlrad and Charles ot Tavisioph, William oi Berlin and Milton of thtr- ric's cheese factory; the daughters are Mrs. Brodhagen of St. Marys. [Deceased was known tar and wide tor his good work as a carriage builder and he enjoyed tte confidence of the people of the entire comrmmity. lle “as deservedly popular and will be much missed by enlarge circle oi frirnrls. in religion he was a Luther- an. The lumral nhith took Plum" ‘fmm his late rehidenee on Friday at- Minoan at 2 n'eloek. was very [iii) ty attsndrd, lritndc tor miles ar und takinz the opportunity or 'Jflin'kt)','li"r. "weds. "i’l‘h~ pallbearers were Fred] Feiirner, Chtrtrs and August Weieker‘IA Jacob Sim-k, H. II. Sippel antrthar, les Klein. The services at both th, house and grave were eonducted try Rev, Mr. Veil oi SenaSlopnl and my trrment “as made in Mehastapot rem- et err. . . 'thr Montreal Board of Control will divilkt tho sum of $12,000 between 23 associations or the city " the dis- ttihutinn of pure miW, medicine and ice this summel: to the mothers oi poor families. Mother Mary Ursula, aged an years, one at this oldest sisters of the Ur- suline Coliegrt of . Chatham, passed away shortly after the Duke ol Cork, naught and royal party were welcom- rd to the institution. Tho deceased had mm a member oi the order for over fkty years. . l Preston is emu-ruining a proposi- tion Iron the Building Product Co., makers ol sands bricks and other building material. This concern ot- icrs to establish a 550.000 plant, employing M) men. They have $20,- 000 of Toronto capital subscribed.» and ask $15,000 stock subscribed to- cally and a loan of $15,000 from the town corporation. 1 Douglas McGrégor, a well known and highly respected resident ot Fer- gus, (lded his life on Saturday at his home on Union street in Guelph by taHng a dose of Paris green. He was In: many years a prosperous lar- mor in. Eramusa towns-hip. but tour-1 ad do private life at Fergus five years} ago. James Dempsey, Gait, an emploive ot Dickson and Henderson, was driv- ing a horse down Central school hill in that town at 2 o’clock on Mon- day, when thr. animal bolted and ran along Dickson street, ftuany crashing against a telephone pole, wrecking the wagon, summing harness and stunning i-tsell. Dempsey was thrown 30 feet, and a young son of Thomas ance in an opposite direction. Both‘ Henderson was pitched a like dist- were seriously. hurt and were removed to a nearby surgery.' " RETIRED FA RMFR’S' SUICIDE. TWO HURT IN RUNAWAY WOODSTOCK. According to reports the gang oi pickpockels who have been [allowing tho vice-rem party, visited Wood. stock, hut got very little tor that trouble. Two people are said to have lost many. but up tia ten o'clock last night no report: ot losses wen handed to Chief Killings. " in thought hen alter the way Chiet Killings handled the pickpockets who followed the,Barnum circus last year, they would certainly give Woodstock‘ a Wide berth. In. G. Aim-at. m Wood-om new, " Thomas, In a (not hue-legged _ I.“ ”worthless, although equipped with all “one up- pasting“. it is unable to walk. Tie third leg was paving out Iron near the tail and-was patently hunky but the [en in; was smaller. PICKPOCF ETS SCARCE AT Joan WATERS” John Iamdmn'd In. a bHe*aartitVata-iIfgocutgixt', "you! vial-unhihum "haumtriraudiod “mum 5&1”:qu to a. btqita1. He nu A THREE-1.5003!) CHICKEN. LATE WlicLI,h Il MATT1UF29. ,rt'thno A Inca] young man who mind t 1120‘? on, on Sunday lava-mgr”: ulwn rmurstml to do Bo, try . t nlmins, appeared Mote Wyatt-4 Weir this morning. The young nu was not satisrred with the methoi thn police force and called We" witnesses. However, the Magnum after giVing the young man a van in: alléwod him to go. Then it the young man, "That means “It a policeman tells me to stand on a head, I must do so." . WAS SAUCY IN hen using doctor's mtdicilie me) long time, hut it did not. new help me, and the doctor finally i ‘mr- that the only thing that I! cure me would be a change ot ': mate. At this time I decided 'ott hr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial " got a sum-Iv. Mter I had cal ilk-m tor a while I found they I1 hrlninz.m<', and I got a furtheul ply and they cormlrtcly cured , and l have not born sick one sincr. I strongly recommend Dr, I liams' Pink. Pills tor this trouble.' Km: ran 5:91. thtse Pills from I dealer in medicines or By mail, [I Paid, at 50 cents a Fox or six boa tor $2.50 by writing Tht' Dr. ' liams‘ Medicine o., Irrockvil1e, th SUMMER scAd6C- JULY and 4000" I , I. mun. Regina-v. ”RM“ Why are there so many [aim the treaum-nt at rhntimatism Fi) are so my Butter-, resigned. . lite of pain, despairing at a 2t at cure ? A {Because rheumatism defies '4 treatment that does not build It} unity the Mood. The poison: _ rheuxmtism Ire in the blood iii is only through the blood that , disea can he fought s V Unit's; the blood is weak and ‘rhéumatism cannot get a" _ ' When it ares the thin and . blood is not strong enough to, T, come itre poisons alone. " 'et.) strtnglhemd and puritied. Dr. (I' liams' Pink Pills for P31090015? the best blood-building medicln= can take. They make "lr2el'1ll' may dose and promptly check or progress of the disease. They the Mood so . pure and “for; V not the hast trace of rheumatism mains. Mr. R. J: Sinclair. 00% N.s., says: "Arout two years. I was laid up with rhyumatism., , two months I could not walk " had to stay in an invalid's eat My feet wot-r badly swollen and " arms more! to be paralyzed. 'ri KINGSTON. ONTARIO "$33.... ""'5lugl5d"m "e"PH, "l'lW%U. QUEIEIEBSRW SUFFERERS FRO ", ',i PAINFUI. REE!!!“ LINIMENTS OF NO AVAE BE CURED THROUGH BLOOD. is three weeks’ from todar, “‘4 are getting anxious to know“ Berlin hardware men are soil: I A tew days ago a petition VI ruined among the merchant-I... >was agreed by all to close “It; cs ot. business on Wednesday f noon during June, July “I“ lor‘the areehly hall W. ' year the grocers did not clone. did the hardware mercltarttd. 't year they all have agreed tq their clerks the holiday. H: win. the hardware march“ the petition it was on the an ding that they would only - the Berlin hardware slam do. is. pointed out “at all or 113.4 could close without loss dial! and now that June In in tattt _ proaching and, the first hall Id 'GTilTGG" ”anti-in; Giiaaai WW 7i,WG Worm. ti-gal 1!”, {than their ”baking-”d. drag. while, ifnrgfee.th* AeiitiariiG ---. Bib-H" - 22the,tft,e 1'ies,iEi" a co 0 - up: rut, In" Fiirdiriu"s"ih's% nip-Hp, Proviso that they " C if Berlin Hudwm POLICE Stores Do The :Hgtmm my hem tn corn". 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