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+C I€ <ainâ€"Araakt fo o e © I€ in/a Areat for any man or,boy to visit at . they prenchik, Aime.>.Me are showils a llfi‘::nm n-? and Overâ€" and . in all the new correct and â€" Ave wh beâ€" "‘1’3“ "wot a man in Beriim who would.mot feel pFo and filfitotcveno“. We are offering ‘values canâ€" t be duplicated elsewhere. We have mever. bought so .well and we . â€" are appy in M Mack that we ar6 Plotsine at! Derlin‘s 085 0 oi hy on ome . Saturday. . ¢ * for c n wl 4o you new end what At you; ; weokserge~ lined, "l:«?‘tdlond gmfl: s most houses 13.00 â€" to $!5 for.. Come and see them. "w m:‘n to $20.00 u: ons of Canada‘s bigges fiw’%“"fll at one price. A splendid range ~of cloths, colotrings and styls at a saving of $3:00â€" to $8.00. Come Garly. _ â€"_ ERKNET SeBCciar‘> OvERCcOAT To $00.00.; > / The fabrics in Whese suits are every on : . â€" tharou ) gaod and reliable ; wery little detail of . workmanship *d styl» has been . the closest tâ€"ntion, 5 éannot . be o;vailed in ‘the ‘city." _ ~ MEN‘S â€"SUITS AT $8.00 MEN‘S SUITS AT $10.00 ‘The â€"mostp ig selection of fall and winter im $10 that it â€"has ever ‘been x;&mw Aisplay. The «r:signs <or flx“m“l stylish through way "in they are made applied to the man who knows. MEN‘S SUITS AT $14.00 A representative* showing of the very best clothing produced in Amerâ€" icd" ‘The ccats are semi or loose fitâ€" Btightly cut away. These are . easily ::xflto;‘flotflicfiflom made NPNS SUITS_ AT $18.00. : Thes> are the smartest suits ever sold in ‘Betlin at so low a price| as $18. No other suit at ‘less than‘ $25 or $27 can compare |with them . in tailcring, material or style. â€" If you want some thing exclusive at a very low price see these. . Cing,; have: two, three and four . butâ€" torsclosely set, while t1s fronts are PBECIAL OVERCOATS $13.40 Y« Pnalish Reavar Mhavints Twesils L .. Let us show ‘you our grand stock of phonographs. Once you E"lpvc ori> inâ€" your home ‘you wi ll never: . regret it The one musical * Anstrument you should not do , without.â€"Give us a call. ® EDISON _PHONOGRAPH ever stock get Decyion Mubw we have the larkest stock .. of. the . fintst. WHIPE :,:"é;_,fi;l‘nlh or Waterloo. "As we . bought an inimense k we ‘hre selling theni at extrnordinary low prices, Come and LISTEN!â€" LISTEN ! M. WILHELM ne. only MRS. 1. n 200 nave steh thows. _0 / Le~ . King Street, Waterloo We Have Ever Offered \ ~Where the C Clothes come DOERSAM, 25¢ each and up. Waterioo‘s Harng! vll:(ltn:t wtor'm NMOTHERS ! We are not boasttul in Claiming that our prices are at least.a third lower than ts . ‘The more . carefelly you and prices, the more thoroi Con= vinced you will pe that claim is ""Toy‘s Suits ‘at $2.50 ip to 9 . y‘s Suits a .50, up . + Boy‘s Overcoats, Cfl&l "3 Suits, Children‘s Fincy cbats. â€" £1"08 +a #i¢le. $7.50 rOY‘s CLOTHING ‘Tailored from . the men‘s Ao wamsamenats In very swagger styles <at unusualâ€" ly keen prices at $6.80 to .....$18.00 BOY‘S BIG BLOOMER SUITé YOUTH TAILORâ€"MADEâ€"~SVATS MEN‘S ERNST HATS $2.00 If every man in Berlin was as well acquainted with the excellént qualit is of o:r $2.00 Bat as thousands of these . who are. wearing them, . we would â€"sell eÂ¥very ‘man in the city one. Hard and soft shapes, the very latest sbades. at _ _â€" € n BOOT ~COMFORT, PRICE QUALIâ€" TY, STYXLE, §r*X ‘ 7 Every pook sUWbmitted for your inâ€" spectic®, may be «accepted without question as of "the best: quality, ~as nong other than makers of unusual reâ€" putation are permitted to contribute to our. stock. _ % 220 Pair â€"©Womn‘s Boots,â€"popular: new fall styles, gun metal vici â€"kid %mw,mu\a pluchâ€" er cut medium end sl:’uhshelc. sizes: 21 to 7, regular $4.50.}Sat‘ | * WBHRY oA PE Gone vene t w .D l 3‘50 300 pair â€" women‘s Boots sizes, Gunmetal and vici kid, cut cubsn heel, sizes 2} to 7, lat $2.75 and $8.00. Satarâ€" 7 day #00400#046ev0¢¢00+¢ ©$0000000000000000004048 evsesgveet #egsssesse0ssssse Oegg¢0t88s¢t¢8¢808¢¥8Rve08e $2.00 1.98 ths at $12.00 broken blucher. _ regutâ€" ArC Mts. Michael of : Ethel is vuo: herâ€" sisters, â€" Mrs, ‘Mennoâ€" Boan, Mris. Gtotge Bean. ts‘ in Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sebl have reâ€" tusnrd to theit Home in Owen Sound alter Wisiting the former‘s patents Mr. and Mrs, Poeter Sebi. â€" ) \ .. Mr,. and: Mrs. Motierall / of Bright were the guests . <of the latter‘s parâ€" Mrs. (Rev) Cropp â€"and . daughter mt! are ml‘ 4 m- Beachville. yvaeeing,. ho e s te}. assistant engineer of GuelpB, bas left for Queen‘s University to resume his studies. birs. Hency Heinbecher: < was â€" the guest of friends in Berlin last week. Miss Clara Wilker attended tlle toaâ€" chers‘ convention in Berlin on ‘Thurs» «2y and Friday, and front there went to ‘Elmira to visit friends> ~ over. the weekâ€"end . Principal Smith, Asst. Prin. EbL. and the Misses Abel, Morton, Smitl, MacTavish ard Robson, were in at~ tendance at the ‘Teachers‘ convention in Berlin last week. Rev. and Mrs. Wm. A.E. SHams reâ€" turned on Saturday from their wedâ€" dingâ€"trip to New York, and were acâ€" corded a warm welcome from his conâ€" lucgmon. The Rev. gentleman . and his bride were presented with comâ€" plete drawing room furnishings. from the congregation, while the younger members presented a kitchen shower. The townspeople extend . best wishes to Rev, and Mrs. Sheme for . many ats: of wedded happiness.. _ | _ Miss Gladys Marty â€" of Galt spent the 3@;«! at her home here. cbildren of Berlin, and Mr. John Heinâ€" children ‘of Berlin, and Mr. JohnHeinâ€" bech»r of Clifford visited their {father, Mr..Peter® Heinbecher lJast week. e mt 209 t :fi-‘-’i Mire.Bobert / Harboo. and ter, Miss Barber, left on KFriday for Stratford, where they inâ€" tend to make their home. The family will be greatly missed by their many friends in town, and especially py the members of Trinity Methodist church, of which they, were faithful members, The very best wishes go with them to their new bome. R | Lloyd Appel and. Austin Forlet, while out hunting on Thanksgiving day, shot a racoon weighing 14 Ibs. Rev. M. Voelker ‘has purchased a lot on‘ Wilmot street from Mr. Hy. Heinbecher. > Nr. H. 8. Hoffman has peen awardâ€" ed ~the â€" contract for the carpenter :,ork on the mow.Public Library builâ€" wmg: on on ~â€"> Mr. and Mrs.. Chas.. Molson have maved ifto Mr. Robert Barber‘s house on «Jacob street, * The annual exhibition of the New Hamburg. Poultry Association will be ll‘:;’l‘ll %Nmomb:‘n 10th, llfl:, and 2th. € on is preparing an attractive ‘n*lu list, and this y=r'l pliow promises to be a record breakâ€" erâ€" Mr. George Appel is seerétary. mmwmmdx c the .guests of Mrs, (Dr). A While engaged in silo filling on the farm of Mr, Milton Otto, one day last week, the governor nelt on Mr. Aaron Bender‘s emgine broke, causing the enâ€" gine to run too fast, with the result that the Ay»whael on the cutfla?’box broke wlfi*fl&o.‘lom. completely wreoki ng thid. ;~some piecesâ€"beâ€" ing lm:h 40 rods, Fortunately ~ no Ohe | w as Wuged." _0 ..0 _ _ ... Kpecial Thanksgiving services were held in 8t.Peter‘s Lutberan church On Sunday morning â€"and wonulf. BORNâ€"Mae Ponald. . At New Hamâ€" burg on Oct. ~10th, tffhv. T.H. ,and Mrs, MacDonald â€"of Kintore, a son. J‘M citizehs of <New Hamburg and vicinity n&pondod nobly to the fitst cgl! for /patriotic ‘ giving, â€" when ; the Rink "was crowded ‘Friday for= the Patriotic Promenade concert given by the Ladies of the town. In spite of the inclément weather, the Band, company â€"C, Waterloo 29th Regiment and the. sghool, children formed ~into procession at &e town hall. and marâ€" ched to the rink, which was gaily deâ€" dinaciaere ie W vrigt ge Al bright youn»> Jadies, presented a very . gay «ppearance,And the â€"tables, at which refreshments Wwere served, were well patron‘sed, ~Pins . and mottoes were also sold. 4 ‘Miss Rennit, our gifted jady orator gave a wery enthusiastic speech, She was followed py Mr. Williams . of Rerâ€" lid, Reéve Pequegnat and others, The school whildren sang, and the band gave very numerous selections. The ladies in cMarge are to be com gratulated on â€"the whole performance, Afnd “"‘Tflflu was generously do nated, will realize apout : $200. uwfia Blandford, on Oct. 12th, to Mtr. Mrea. . John â€" Facey,. . a ter. f mfihfln Hamburg ~on . Oct. Our News. Notes Gathered by Industrious ; : \\CorFespondents‘IH Cousty and District © |â€" New Hamburg i§ka Â¥ a¢%% T CLAmo Mondar, ty‘s, through their ‘routing «ol eB KA Mr. A. R. G. Bmith, ¢ ,*’ifi hurg.â€" ‘Mr. Emith ~â€" "the cwn& briedy and laid belore. : them the object of their p «14 wast to approach : the cout for â€" a. con tribution to the Patri Fund: for the wives and .mothers| of our . sol diers who uro: at the ‘front. . ‘The Nirst spoeaker was Rev. Mr. Hicks of Haysrille, _ Mr. Levi Master~ ~also made a very impressive speech: and [wu artentively 1istened to. Other Cassel replied and thanked the proached the council and ‘identifieo â€" themselves with such a good cause. It is expected . that . the Council will contribute in the. neighborhood ° of ”.53: to $3,000, and if necessary would. do. mote, as we are here‘ . en~ joying the freedom of such a noble country @s ours under the . British hag. It. was moved by ~ \Mr. Leyl Master, seconded by Mr. A. R,. . G. Smith, that the "delegation ~extend a hearty : vote of thanks to the Council for the‘liberal way they have wonaled to the Patrioti¢ Fund, Rev. \Mr. Hicks ‘put the â€" motion, which wus carried unanimously by . hearty ihand clapping. L hW Mr. J. Kerr and ramily have mov= ed to Baden:{rom Wellesley. Mr, Kerr is principal ‘of the "jrl" fas We received the sad, news that Mrs, ies in t mand Soik ied m at Bérlin on Monday worning. â€" We are sorry. to‘ say ’:w Mrs: Hy, Rufâ€" fer. of i‘etersburg..was taken suddenty, ill and removed to the 4. & W. Hokâ€" pital, where she was operated by Dr. Gillespie for appendititis.â€"Mr John Lorentz, who was operated upâ€" on by a specialist, having a/cataract removed from his eye, is . able‘ to be around again.â€"Mr. Hy. Ratz was called ‘to. the bedside of his . sister, Mrs, Kleeberger of Waterloo. who is seriously ill.. We are. â€" pleased .. to hear that Mr. John Brown who was operated upon in the B. & W.. Hosâ€" pital, will soon be able to return : to his nome at Badon.â€"Messrs. Anthony Martini, Ed. Flanagus, Percy Weisger> ber spent a week at Fort F}pnks; Kettis Point and â€"Grand Bend: fishing and shooting. ‘They report . having: had a good time, f F _‘ Mr, Norman Ament hired Mr. J.W. Collins‘ ‘Ford ~car and motored to Stratford, accompanited py Mr;iâ€" All. Runstedier and +w0 lady friendsi Miss A. McLease and Miss °D. Millener,and spent Sunday with friends there. _ Local and Personal.â€"Mr, and . Mrs. H.C. Barlett spent Tuesday wlg Mr. David. Wray at Stratford.â€"A, 1 will pe held under tile auspices of the Women‘s Institute in Bchourt‘s Hall Friday, Oct. 30. Games .and am ments of all kinds will pe induiged in. Admission, adults 15c., children 106. Proceeds to go towards the war te liof : fund.â€"Mrs. Louis Pommer of To ronto is spending a few days with her slster, Mrs. Frank Ament.â€"Mr. G.A; Heimler and brother George, and Mr. Conrade Heinbuch and daughter spent Sunday in Berlin~=The . best potato. record this season* was taken from Mr. David Begg‘s farm, seventyâ€"four potatoes: being taken from one hfl: Migs Rutherford and ‘Miss MoL,eess atâ€" imfld tif> _ < ‘Peachets‘ â€"Convention ";lwndsy and "fldas y ':l last "'fi: tv. White of Stratford spent â€"@ d« o"l last week with |fl:.‘lol. ;c:m- ra. HMengy Neuerb. alster, â€" K. Seip, Mr. mm _ms y with friends in Milbank ; in en io A y A jow the volunteers at London, We wish him . every â€" success.â€"The Wo â€" men‘s Institute have given mg«o la cash to the patrioti¢ fund, al A b‘ul: of clothing ta the Red \ross 86 clety . Â¥ #th to Mt. and . Mrs. lAe#, Hali, a _.Mrs. W. 1I. Buellet â€" has returned from &A week‘s visit with her daugh ter, Mrs, (Dr) Fred, Becker in Torâ€" onto. . O is oA C1A Miss Corris has from & week‘s visit with m‘ in Trvit Baden Linwood «m s."{‘i c‘..‘. -:‘.‘u L > gug B cralie ; Frvurs s te yr Rerar‘ o y tz;n',lvir'qn\Atfllt/gff‘! \;)@-'vm P %‘ v-m}gflvvfifi'â€"u % t«gw / l n n h mnn P np In TL TAE C n M Jor i --’"t‘«.‘; Eo ‘mw"‘ ‘i‘:‘. nlatar af 6 wey W alm _ a / m ,.,,,1.&’5(;& * moa‘d 4W wint in In match "carful Aimaget l hat sys ' % ofi ot % â€"~. was - Jaco, Lotentsz â€" were ushers, A the ceremony, the wedding patty ‘¥eâ€" l&'w‘ to the home of the bride‘s tm‘ er, ~where the _ wedding : brealdast was berved, .. (Guests were presedt 'm &.d” l’hl- m’ toi, Erbsvili¢, lin ‘@nd Waterigo. "Tha etou> in s cstaplithed a pm:m us ~butcher business in Drayton, the young|couple will:â€" reside. â€" Their \ meny friends wish them a long and ipiusperove maicidd . life. | pocal Items . ol «Anterest.~â€"We J“ yleased to report that: Rev,. Jos, Wey is recovering from a serious attack of ‘Ryphoid fever. Rev, Father Hallér of Wulkerton is attending to the parish dulies at present, . Hergo|&$â€"Kuntz Nuptials.â€"Of Mon« day, the 12th inst.,. Matilda;: eldest daughter of Jacob Kuntz : way. marâ€" tieC,to Pdward Hergott of Berlin. The ceremony took place in fife local R.C..ehurch in the presence ol many telatives and _ friends. RQ‘. Father Ner officiated, . They wilfâ€"reside in erlin.~â€"The new residence‘ being puilt J.R. Stumpf, is rapidly mm‘1 completion and adds greatly to ‘the miready fine number of handsome resâ€" ‘ Adences in the west end,â€"The : local stadve, hoop, and Hhading mill is still in full operation,â€" this including _ the #aw mil}, :has been in continuous opâ€" erution . all â€" seqson, _ giving employâ€" t te about thirty hands.â€" Miss Bella Beaupre andâ€" friend Miss. S.| Bender: spent séveral days with . the| !olmfr's sister, Mrs, E.J. Reidel, â€" Mrs. Geo.. K. Meyer! is visiting in Berlin . and*, Waterloo.â€" Mrs. P.J F. Sclummer‘ and daughter (Anna, teâ€" ‘Mf.';‘ml w:l:s' trip #elatives / in‘ Milwate, > m% cwove, Wis,; t.é 6 ‘cago. Grand~ Rapids ~ and Detroit, "â€"â€"‘ Mts. Poter Forwell spent‘last woek: with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Forwell at, Hawkesyille. I ‘â€"News Notes :â€"Mr. and Mrs,. Thos. Mayberry of â€" Stratford <spent . the Thanksgiving . holiday with celatosos here.â€"Mrs. Robt. Magwood ‘spen! t\ boliday .with her son, Mr, Howard Magwood in Kincardine.â€"Mr. Albert Dahms held a,very successiv! shootâ€" ing match on. Thanksgiving Day.. A Jarge number of valvable prizes wers awarded to the winners of tife difert> 3 8 Poole &t wex® Mr *4 ent events.â€"Mr. William Mayberry o1 the. Montreal . Bank staff, Rtratford spent the holiday at the homeâ€"of his uncle Mr. .Jas. Mayberry.~â€"Bilo filling is all finished in this vicinity and â€" a number of â€" the darmers are neatly In Overcoats for Men, Boy and> Children â€"____ 'Wurmn, OVER « COATS . * for men, in black, beaver and meltong, . 3 button fy . front velvet collar, . Tweeds in single .t::‘w'fh“‘:bt in brow; on grey , % and‘ dark. fawn, plain‘ and diaâ€" gonal weave ahd mixed design, all sizes. Prices range from SI0 to T2 :. 2..5 .*.; . %00â€"00 for men, with shawl, ulster, or convertible collar, back with and ~‘Avithout â€" belt, . fabrics Tweeds â€" and â€" Chinchilias, in grey, blue â€" and brown . shades, patterns are in a neat design, in ~the plain, .diagonal and Nerring bone weaves, sizes B4 to 44. Prices range from $7,50 10 ... ..... .....}; ... $18.00 ULSTER OVERCOATS, o M o se‘ " LA 2x L l ' ,* € «B b" "Cap “‘ C | o » Lk i« ..'.g";,!‘-~?. ’n C A-,'"‘;‘, * . u l ? *S p*e Ay* ,‘ . t Moderate â€" a | } }‘:f Pri y r1ICes Adat done: ploughing.â€"Mr of Stratford, and si Schmebl,‘ of Berlin, days at the : home Mr. and. Mrs, | _P. place. 4 MACKINAW COATS St rat ast. black,. (Qlut black," with | shaw! ; collar," all made in the Russian gnd" ter siyles, some are ma velvet, selk on s P materials. . gre â€" blue n1 brownâ€"and ‘grey t ks grey Chinchilias ; M plain or with belt, < with belt all rouhd~ ages . PC ees $1,50 CHILDREN BOY&" MACKINAW COATB, to 8 years. Prices $2.25 to $5 round , and ‘sister Mis#~ Mar Berlin, o:"n‘.fl-' : home their ;. ~p.‘. Schmebl of 4 ‘s$ OVERCOATS: . . id 1. Schme