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lSpring Pictures The Waterloo cadets were inspected cmo Thursday evening py Major _ Me Crtimmen of Le®don, the official _ in spector of this district. The difietent drills were gonse through at th park, and the ofhicers expressed his pleasure at bein> present to inspect the corps, abd op thy fine ononiation of _ the te al geon m.en Ho coutrlimented th m esperially on their steadiness of line, Th> evint will no doubt be a note worthy one> in the history of _ the Staufler famil OFFICIAL â€"INSPECTION OF CADETS By Major McCrimmon of Lonâ€" don, the Official Inspector The Stauffer Reâ€"union to & hold at Waterloo, _ June 18th, promises _ to brinz together a large number of nfem bers of th> family. A most encour aging resfonse is being received _ to the, invitations sent out, favorable reâ€" Plies coming by everty. mail. Yesterâ€" «ay Mr. Josiah Staufiet had a call from a imember of the Staufier famâ€" ily wh bad spent several years _ in Avstralia arnd New Zealand, and many from widely seattered points in Can ads and _ | mied Sfates will attend the Reâ€"union MANY WILL ATTEND REâ€"UNION Necretaryâ€"Miss Hildah Devitt. said thit Mr. Kutt could take Treasurerâ€"Mr. J.. Neuper. 4 lect‘on to the minutes whn Librariansâ€"Misses M. Bechtel 2nrd | were read at the next meceting Makel Clark. Those present were Mayor Lookafter _ Committeeâ€"Miss Hilda |mon, Reeve Wegenist, Deputy Roos, Miss Vera Shirk and Mr. Frank Kutt, amd Councillors Mover, Peitch. e ~ {ler, Strob, Ho‘lls and Lialstead The Methodist choir, Waterloo, te organized for the year, Friday evenâ€" inz, elscting the following oflicers :â€" Presid.atâ€"Mrs. E. Martin. Vice Presidentâ€"Mrs. _ J. M. Snyâ€" der. METHODIST CHOIR REâ€"ORGANIZED Leon Borock was summon*d to i the Police Court on Monday morning, for collecting junk without. a license. He was instructed to take out a licâ€" ense immediatoly, and a fin> of _ one dollar was imposed. Miss Emma _ Belle Roos, Librarian at the Waterloo Library, will attend the sumimer school for Librarians, to be hâ€"ld at Toronto from. May 25 unâ€" til Juna 20. She will lave Saturâ€" day morning. Th her absence _ Miss Elgiva Hockey will act as Librarian. IT COST AN EXTRA DOLLAR. Mr. M. S. Hallman, Actuary of The Mutual Life of Canada was in attendâ€" ance at _ the annual moeting of _ the Actuarial Society of America, being held in New York last week _lrs. Hylman and Miss A. F. Snider _ acâ€" companied Mr. Hallman t,, New York where they will sbend a few days. Work has bein comunnced on Willâ€" fam and Albert streets, prefaratory &0 laying of a permanâ€"nt pavement on thise streets. lhe curb and gutâ€" ter will first require to be laid. rFor the second nighi‘s performance of _ Bulbul the Waterloo ‘Town Hall was again crowded, and the play was greatly enjoyed py all. There is some talk of puttinz the play on in other places gn this vicinity. A local man was taken into cusâ€" tody on Mcnday for being drunk and disorderly.~ Magistrate Weir‘ imposed a Jine of $1 and costs this morning. The JD). 1.‘s met at the bome _ of Miss Alma _ Kaufman ~ on Thursday eveming. People are taking advantage of the fine summmer _ weather _ and bolding numerous . picnics at the Waterloo Park. The second degree was conlerted on several candidates at Germania |. 0. O. F. lodge ou Thursday night. LOCAL AND PERSONAL d6f Now is the time to buy a CAMERA. We have them from $1.00 up, _ and guaran teed to make good pictures. Papers, films and assessories. King St. Ed. M. Oevitt .. Phone 217. 11. M. ®ny Waterloo.| The first hand concert of the season was gciten by the Waterloo band on the sqvare on Friday evening. _ The attendance was consideraily smaller [lhnn would have been the case if the weather bad not pecome so chilly, as it was, alout fifteen hundred _ were ‘prcsrnt. Th various numbers on the procramme were _ exceptionally well rendered, and thy work most credit able throughoat shawing the hard practicinz which has been going _ on during the winter months under _ the spl mdid leaders hip of Prof. "Fritz" Layl. However, thy projramme was rushed throtugh, and thy concert con cluded at 9.30 o‘clock owins to the cool weather. First Concert of the Season was Listened to by about 1500 and Very Much Enjoyed FINE CONCERT â€"â€" BY BAND ’ Mr. Ilolle protested that he _ had informcd Mr. Kutt and was torne out in this by Counsillor Stroh who said h> â€"was present at the time. In the course ‘of a bot argument Foth counâ€" cillors sPoke out s+ery Plainly _ and a tumult was rile for a few momâ€" ents lHowever, n«tters quieted down and Mr. Wegenast who was presiding at the time, as Mayor Kaviman had to leave before the meeting was over, said thit Mr. Kutt could take _ o lection to the minutes whon they were read at the next meeting. mectinz, having ‘understood the chairâ€" man of the Board of Works to â€" say that h> was yoins to ask the Mayor to call a special meeting. Mayor Kaviman said that Mr. Hiolâ€" ls had sroken to him in connection with calling the mecting, and he had informed Mr. Holle to notify the courciflors of the Council meeting at the cconclusion of the meeting of the Board of Works. 1 SERIOLS CHARG]N ‘ At«the conclusion of the other pusiâ€" m*ss, CounciHor Kutt enquired â€" why it was that a special meeting of the Covncil was held a week ago _ last “.\Ionday without his knowledge, and ‘the report of the Board of Works acâ€" cepted. He said that if the report was not reâ€"read and he given a chante to sPeak on the matter he would take legal action in regard to the matter. Mr. Holle said that he had _ done this, but: Mr. Kutt protested that he d d mot understand that there weas a ' ‘The refort of the, Town Propetty Comthittee was accepted recommendâ€" Aing that the cells be removed _ from the fire ball, and that a double cell ‘hc purchased and placed in th> Town Hall, preferably in the cellar. The contract was received frors the Warren Bitulithic Pavement Co,. for th> laving of th> bitulithic pavement en Albert St. at â€" $2.29 per square yard, and the clerk and Mayor were authorized to sizn the contract. Reeve Wegenast brought up the matter of appointing the Waterloo reâ€" presentatives on the New High School Bourd made necessary under the fassâ€" ing of th> new High School act mmakâ€" ing Berlin and Waterioo one district. Two of the public school board were mimtionâ€"d for the _ posit.on by the reeve, but the question was raised if members of the school board or _ of the council could serve on the Loard, and the clerk was instructed to conâ€" for with the Town Solicitor on â€" the matter before the noxt meeting, _ A special meeting of the council _ will be hold next Friday evenng to deal with the matter. â€" ' "he report recommendef that Lthe Tender of Woâ€"d Gundy Co. of Toronâ€" #o be accepted at $74,358, for _ deâ€" bentures aggregating $72,276.10. This was at a premium of 102.88, the inâ€" terest _ running â€" at 5} per cent. 510 0 per cent. and 6 per cent. on sops: of _ the amounts. There were nine tenders received and all were at a premium, but the cfâ€" fer of Wood (GGundy Co. was the high est. | The Waterloo Town: Council held a special meeting on Friday,evening, to discuss general business, but ‘ more especially to receive the report . of th» committee on Finance .and Print ing in conpection with the sale of deâ€" bentures. tract for Bitulithic Pavement â€" io+ gp Mess L i 0 on Albert St. at $2.29 sq.yd, |_"Th¢ _ Grinf Reaper | remored earhy Kaufâ€" Reeve Woelâ€" Presion, (May 23.â€"Mr. (Ohatles E. bis her, of Wateiloo, _ who recently purch s d th> Opera House Block, bas let the .ceniracts for the efection of a hondsome threestoty floc&, on the opera proverty. ‘The pleck will have a froutaze of 40 feet, viuch wifl com pltely take up the space between the pros nt ojeta block and Mr. Mickus® stove. ied brick will pe used and the whole will be in keeping with the }nthrr part of the property. ‘The front | wall + made into two stores an: th, flack into a billiard parlor, wlile the {Lasement will be a Lowlinx alley. {â€" Th cogt of the plock is close to th |$10,000 mark. Mr.Samuel i«cauch has |the masen contract ind Â¥T. Richard |hro s th> carpontcr worX. Poth con The téam of Mr. 8. Shantz _ tan away on \ionday nisht with _ most disasirous results, breaking the plate glass window of Mr. I1. Gerbracht‘s tailor shop. â€" tractors reside in Prestoh. A liithe later Mr. Fischer contemplates some altcrations in the Presint HMook. BRORE LARGE WIXNXDOW ily, fish; Mrs. Motherall. The ladics present woere Mrs. Clark, Miss Emmerich, Miss Hodgins, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Shirk, Mrs. Locâ€" head, Mrs. Conrad, Mrs. Huchnergard and \Irs. Smith. . WILL BUILD _. BUSINESS BLOCK IN PRESTOh } Among the persons who have given donationsâ€"during the past month are: Mrs. Motherall, apples; Mrs. Shirk, four jats of fruit, Xrs. Umbach, Mrs. Kauiman,. Mrs. Giford, Mrs. Damm, two large and two small quilts; Miss McDonald, one hymn book, Mrs. Simâ€" on Suyder, curtains; Mrs. E. Snyder, cake and money; Mrs. J. B. Snyder, maple syrup, Mrs. Halman, five fruit jars and onec pickle jar; Mrs. Bauâ€" mann, three quilts; _ Miss Hodgins, material and flower slips; Methodist League, magazint; eight jars of fruit; one jar of fruit, Mrs. Shantz, Salt, butter, fruit; Mrs. Kipchen and iam-‘ ily, fish Mrs. Motherall. \ A sale of articles will be held at the Home on _ Saturday, June 12th, between the hours of 3 o‘clock and 6 o‘clock in the afternoon. The regulat meeting of the Baraca AJome for girls was hekl at the Home King strect, on Thursday afternoon} at which the report oi Mrs. _ Clark for the monthk of April was received and adopted. In order to expedite the work of the Home three commitâ€" tees were appointed as follows: A Hom» Committee, Mrs. Huchnergard, X‘rs. Moogk, Mrs. Shirk; an Employâ€" ment Coimmittee, for three months, Miss Conrad and Miss Hodgins; a Membership Committee, for one year," Mrs. Lochead? with power â€" to add‘ others. Never in the history of the show have there been so many cups ofered as this year and it is proposed _ in order to allow citizens see the fin> arrow~ of silverware, that all the cups be placec in a Main street window:. Galt, Mar 21st.â€"Among the latest donations to the horse show is that ofi a handsome silver cup from _ Mr. Edward Seagram of Waterloo, to be competed for in the class for heavy draught pairs and which must be wer twice in succession to pecome the property of the winn*t. Mr. Seagram in the past has donated cups for this class and last year, it â€"baving been won twice by a Brampton exhibitor, .t became his property. The directâ€" ors appreciate ths kindness of _ Mr. Seagram, who is a great admirer of the Galt show. theraa Church for service, and then‘e to Mit. Hope Cemetery for burial. DONATIONS TO on Thussday oneâ€"~of Waterlco‘s ‘well known and esteemed citizens in â€" + th; ‘ a of Clarg May, Nabrrang, wile of Mr. William K. Scheifele,. â€" Ezra lAn., alter an illmess of a couple Ot weeks duration, death being due to Ersumen.a. The dae?‘sd was of â€" a pleasent ini chsery disposition and was beloved by all with whom _ she was associated,. She was aged thilt) om* years and three months, being married but four years ago. A sorâ€" fowing husband, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C‘. Nabrgang, Foundry St., parents of the deceased, torether with ,two Ltothâ€"rs and two sisters survive, Viz. Willaw, Albert,. Laura, and .Edith, 11 at home. Jh> _ funeral was held on Sunda} aftern~cn at 2 o‘clocs from ths resi d nce F‘ta Ave., to St. John‘s Lu Donated by Mr. E. F. Seagram for Heavy Draught CUP_FOR GALT HORSE SHOW BARACA HOME Shâ€"k Bee Hive paid thitty cents for two dollars and ten ¢Cents second, he did. Heprts of Ca a vear a~on, and recdsed the _oun that ce s abead of the guincas, prhind the plate record. It was a lonx lin> cntering | the sor tob, with Dark Rosaleen hansing on ard Io»ing dangerous. flere folâ€" lowers _ of Seagrem raised a choer, uy _ Birns noticod it and went to the _ bar. Un coming up Ree Hive showed his cl>ss ard was gong away by tvo Iincths ftom _ Dark Rosaleen and th> Sea Lord third, same length awat. The five also rans were away Lehind, with dayli ht all around them in this order ; _ Old Reliable, _ Gold Hrd, Exmer and Poreupins, _ _Pee Hice d ths pasade in plinkers, iÂ¥ htly fractious. They wont s c dobi to the quarter mark, and Lade had th m in hond before 4.15. Dar« lloâ€" als n, Exmer and.Ol1 Retiahis â€" did hxir best to brcas up tie start. They were off in some lanm. bus il was rot a lal senl of. Dark Rosaâ€" l en had the first ca l and then Porâ€" curine ard Bee Hive. ilh> {avorits bad a mics lead first tims past *h stind, _ followed by Dark Howlon th n Old Reliable, Exmer, Yra io . old Rud, Froissart _ and Poscuoi M Reliable and Exmer dropped bhacs { them as they gradvally strumgs oot. The sun was shiring brightly when the harrows went around the _ track cnce and the stage was set for the King‘s Flate. _ (One of the Seagram four, Vastatio, was scratched and the field was exartly cight. They paradâ€" ed at 4.10â€" and entored the‘chute at the h ad of the strctcK, where Dade too: the _ provinceâ€"breds, _ including winners for the first time in 55 years Dark Rosaleen, from WaterJoo, _ was led to the post and was No. 1 on the tail, the Porcurine from the country, *o. 3 ani the favorite Bee "live, Uiarry Giddinzs‘ $19,000 stake colt. Cecgiam‘s kroissart and Sea â€" Lord were noxt behind _ the tbarrict, vhen Sol Mimtz‘s old tcliable and _ Stewâ€" art‘s Exmor, | with Robert Davies‘ Geld Bud, third a vear ago and tGutâ€" d for thr show avain, h"( never Proâ€" ‘ninin‘ to day, _ in th> good s»sition as the extreme outside. There â€" was a record erdwad.‘ The course looked at its best and â€" many ecen ums were Passed on the mow granidstand. o r d by Harry! Giddings, of Oakâ€" vill>. Mr. Seagram(s Dark Rosaleen making aâ€"strong Hid at the mile for the houors. _ The Duchess of / Conâ€" naught made th> prostntation of the cuPp to Mr. Giddin‘s and the Duke irescnted the fifte guineas, the gift of His Majesty the King. af Toronio, May 25.â€"The opening â€" of the Ontario Jockey Clup races at the Woodbire track on Saturday was unâ€" der particularly _ favorable auspices. The wiathr was everything that could be dâ€"sired and the mocting was grac:d hy the presence of His Roval Highn 5s th> Duke of Connaught, the Duchsss and Princess Patricia. The feature race; the liifig‘s Plate was won | by Bechive, â€" the favorite, AN â€" IMMENSE CROWD Seagram‘s Dark Rosaleen and Sea Lord Run Second and Third at Woodbine BEEHIVE WINS l:‘}{(ING’S PLATE Track Was Fast. The Start NU Y + e | There _ was cons dorabls discussion lat Friday‘s _ session _ oi th« Lomlon "\ll-“-m!i.’d district merting ocer the proposed salr of the Methodist church “:at Sharom, Wistn inster tow n hip. I ho build.nt is sought for h ns in Pic \ture thratre and dunce hrll No ac tion was taken. Stremzors ohicct n !uns raised hy some_ of th> dotrrates ‘1.. th> sale of the church for the purâ€" po:> in question. | A protty ho se wedding took place o# May 20, at th> home of Mr. and Mrs. Willam .J. McBeth Toronto, when th it daughter, Cathsrin> Floâ€" rence, was n.arricd to Mr. Frederic Arthur Cazy, chief cnsinser of . the Hydroâ€"Electric. Miss Edith Yates plaved the wed.ding march and Miss Wioni‘red Hendorscn~sang "Because." ‘h v each received gifts _ from the i0 m of cameo peni_nts. The â€" sisâ€" t r ef sh> bride, Miss Lillian _ Mcâ€" be h. was bridesmaid. Dr. R. E. fia, Lroth r of the groom, _ acted a: hbest non ind received a diamond tie rin as h ; gift. The bride and: groo.n lefb la <x for a motor trip through the Lor chire Hills. The liydro E1 ctric s n _ the bride _ amd ercon a beantiful gift ol a cabinet: of sterling «s Iver. A silver tra â€" set from Hon. Adam Beck was â€" amou‘st th» other gifts. l A quiet wedding _ was solemnized Tucsday afterncon at the Rerlin I‘vâ€" angelical parsonage,. when the daughâ€" ter uf Rev. and Mrs. M. L. _ Wing, Rose Ethcl, was mdrried â€" to _ Mr. Clarence T. Trow, of New York City, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trow of Stratford, Ont., in the presence | of the immediate relatives. The â€" cereâ€" mony was periormed by the father of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Trow _ will reside in New York. _ The wedding was quietly solemnized on Monday morning at 10 o‘clock at the home of Mrs. H. Bean, Cameron St. whoen her daughter, Miss Mary Anna Bean, was wnited in marriage to Mr. Christian R. Johansen of To ron‘to. _ The wedding was solemnized by the Rev. Mr. Kitching. + A quiect wedding was solemnized on Monday afternoon at 3.30 _ o‘clock, when Miss Laura Gramnick was unitâ€" ed in wedlock to Mr. Gus Kurschinâ€" sky of Berlin, at her home on Elgin street. Rev. E. Rockelman of Watâ€" erloo performed the ceremony. The marriage took _ place at the Waterloo Methedist Church parsonage on Wednesday evening, May 20, when Mr. Georzgs Edward of North Eastâ€" hope was united in marriage to Miss Thelma Bates, daugbhter of Mt. and Mrs. Fph. Fates of Waterloo Townâ€" ship. * * Th: wedding was quietly solentiz, ed on Wednesday afternoon at _ the Lutheran parsonage, when Mr. Harry Golbeck was married to Miss Lillic Bchler of Waterlop. The tridesmaid was Miss Edith Golbeck _ and _ th> groomsman, Mr. 1ancoln Stroh. Th: ceremcny was solrmnized by Rev. E. Bockelman. After a honcymoon trip to eastern points, Mr. and Mrs. Golbeck _ will take up their resid:nce in Waterloo. KURSCHINSKYâ€"GRAMNICK. GABYâ€"McBETH. GOLBECKâ€"BEHLER. HOHANSENâ€"BEAN. EDWARDâ€"BADES. TROWâ€"WING. i King Street, Waterloo mo»oooooo'o“mom PTTTTTETETVI In all countrics. 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