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Thanksgiving Day this year New students enter Berlin Business College at all times. Get the handâ€" some . catalog free, or call at the college office at any time to talk matters over. W. D. Euler, Prin. ‘ Arthur _ Woods, M.A., of Winterâ€" bourne, Ont., a graduate and Gold medalist in Mathematics of Queen‘s University, Kingston, has been added to the Staf in the Actuarial Departâ€" went of The Mutual Life of Canada. Hundreds of shrewd buyers have taken advantage of Bohlender‘s wonâ€" @erful Bargain Sale now on. Read ad g page 1 and then take advantage of is great money saving event. ‘‘Mr. Herbert 11. Suddaby, Aomunt-l t of the Standard Bank of Canadaw hakespeare, â€" Ont., passed through lin last Saturday, with a motor party, en route to Galt. Mr. Suddaâ€" 3 met many old friends in â€" Berlin, ho were pleased to have this opporâ€" tunity of a short visit with him. .Great money saving opportunity in Men‘s and Poy:‘ Clothing at Shantz & Gorman‘s Bankrupt Store, next to Eank of Hamilton, Berlin. _ Read ad on page 7. Mrs. E. Froude Seagram entertainâ€" ed at a very enjoyable dinner party of seventeen covers on Tuesday evenâ€" ing, â€" at. the Grand _ River Country Club, in honor of her guest, . Miss b oi i4 e inss detiihenst EM ORCT ET Woodison of Brantford, followel _ py a good game of bridge Mrs. Edwin W. Smder, Church St., was the â€" happy hostess of a very. merry party, _ in honor of her _ son Elias Edwin Snider, from three . to __seven â€" o‘clock â€" last Saturday afterâ€" ion, when about thirty little guests the happy participants in varâ€" games provided for theit amuseâ€" # by the kind and thoughtful . hosâ€" " tess, who was so ably assisted _ by > her sisters, Mrs. Lawrence of Cleveâ€" Tand, Mrs. . Will Watson, Mrs. Cranâ€" ston Snider, Mrs. Valentine, and the Misses Eleanor & Edith Watson and * L. M. Bruce. -*ne friends of Auctioneer Henry B. ring were pleased to meet him around town this week after being laid up with a f ractured hip for some weeks. He is prepared to conduct lugcuon sales as usual this fall. ‘The staff of the Molsons Bank where Mr. Edward Bish, one of Watâ€" erloo‘s boys who has enlisted â€"with the. 7ist Battalion, presented him with a farewell gift yesterday, â€" The gift was an excrilent safety ~ razor whith will pe much appreciated . by Mr. Bish when he is on active . serâ€" vice. .. .Mr. Wm. Schacter, of the staft ol] * _M. MWeichel & Son, retutned Thursday i« from a Arip __to the Fanama Exposiâ€" J figolng by way of the Canadian % and returning through the Unitâ€" * ed fitates. Mr. Schacfer was one of aâ€" m of over a hundred men who the trip together. ving Hamilton _ on Aug. 23rd, went west through Detroit and erossing back into Canada e it * " The death took place on Friday of Harold N. Snider, the cleven _ year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sniâ€" der, John street, after a short illâ€" ness. The funeral will take place on Monday at 2 p.m., from the.residencg to St. John® Lutheran church, theneg to Mount Hope Cemetery for interâ€" ment. PARISGREEN Neiqd goâ€" ob en »prron eoneseoeneeceeecenarse Fd. M. Devitt The hospitable home of Mr. B. B. Playford was the rendezvous for the wmembers and friends of the Waterloo iPresbyterian | Ladies‘ _ Aid Society, which â€" continues . to be one of the brightest factors in ’itl g congregationâ€" al life, on Thursday afternoon. . The ladies . of the . whole congregation #urned out in full force, and reccived a wery warm welcome from the hosâ€" tess, â€" Mrs. Playford, _ who has the Happy faculty of always making her 'i&ll both _ comfortable and happy. b a few pleasant hours of bright f sation over their knitting, etc. ~a delicious tea was served, the homeâ€" made menu of which was particularly enjoyed pPELIGHTED x WiITE TRip To e . EXPOSITION Ia"‘lt; + Cabinet Council has fixed Monâ€" October . 11th, as the date Of PRICES THE LOWEST, "BO UGH innipeg Phone 217 UOH ON RATS" clears out Mice, stc. ‘Don‘t die in the 16e and 25¢ at Drug and Poulâ€" AND PERSONAL aterico mm ~â€"â€" IPPREGIATED Mr. G. 0. Philip Sends 2,000 Fickets for Grand Theatre For Red Cross Fund in | Waterloo. I Mr. Geo. 0. Philip, Manager of the Grand Theatre, Berlin, is deserving of the most hearty commendation for his gemerosity in donating 2000 tick» ets 3: his Theatre, half of the _ pro=, of which are to be handed over to the Waterloo branch of the Red Cross Society. These tickets are to be offered to the citizens of Waterloo and may be used at any time. . They are on sale at Hachnel‘s Drug Store, and it is hoped that the public geoâ€" erally will manifest their interest in the work of the Red fint Soclety, by availing themselves of this genetâ€" ous offer. Needleds to say, the ladâ€" ies interested in this work, feel unâ€" der deep _ obligation to Mr. Philip, especially as they have no source of income other than funds raised â€" by themselves. In other towns and citâ€" ies it has become a common pract‘ne for the Municipality to donate a re* gular, monthly amount, and it is hopâ€" ed that some such arrangement may be made â€" here, so as to enable the Society to do more effective work. SAD DROWNING AGGIOENT N WATERLOD DAM Harvey Ellensen, 11 Years Old, Struck Bottom While Diving Yesterday. A sad _ drowning occurred in . the Waterloo dam _ Wednesday _ when Harvey Allensen, 11 year old con of Allensen, the elevenâ€"yearâ€"old. son _ of Mr. and Mrs. George Allensen, Charâ€" les street, met his death by striking his head on the rocky bottom of the lakb. ‘The lad had been at the Centr» Sehool, which he attended, until foutr o‘elock and had gone to the lake with twenty or thirty of his companions most of whom _ were in the water when the accident happened. It appears that the boy had dived and struck his head, | breaking _ his jaw pone and badly pruising his head. The shock stunned him and he _ reâ€" mained under #Water for several minâ€" utes unnoticed by his companions unâ€" til one of them stepped on him while under water and left the water cryâ€" ing *"Someone‘s Drowned." Dr. Webb was called and with many willing volunteers, _ worked on . the body, which the _ boys had brought up, for half an hout using the . pulâ€" motor but the efforts were ineliecâ€" |tive. The boy was a bright little fellow well liked by all who knew him and his untimely death comes as a great blow to his parents and friends. He had just passed his eleventh birthday this July. The funeral was held _ at _ the home â€" on â€" Charles street at 2.30 o‘clock Saturday afternoon and _ inâ€" terment _ teok place _ at Mount Hope Ceme‘sry. WATERLOO ARM â€" SKEPTBUSY Despite the general slackness indusâ€" trially the Waterioo â€" Manufacturing company, has enjoyed a highly . enâ€" couraging trade this year. The firm has been making constant shipments of their output to the West as well as to points in Ontario. So _ great has been the demand for their _ proâ€" duct that the stotk on hand was} early depleted _ and the plant, . alâ€" though having a large capacity, was unable to keep pace with the orders received. The number of sales made this year constituted a new record. The company this year manufactured a considerable number of smaller size threshing machines which were readâ€" ily sold. The Wa pany, in cerns in the West are good favorably â€"The Waterloo Manufacturing Comâ€" nonwâ€"jc anindustrial institution _ of solid worth and hich efandinz whink is _ widely ~ and _ favorably known throughout Canada. We offer a high grade Commercial and Shorthand _ Home Study Course at a low cost to all Canadian young people. _ Particulars cheerfully _ furâ€" nished on request. The Shaw Corresâ€" pondence School, 395 Yonge Streot, Toronto. 86â€"41. MINARD‘S _ LINIMENT â€" CURES BURNS, ETC, i Waterloo Manufacturing . Comâ€" in common _ with many _ conâ€" in the east, depends largely. on est for its trade and if crops od it naturally afrects pusiness EDUCATIONAL TH I . . Normany Howie, of Toro®tO»|wigg Marjory @arthew, Went to l:\ a few days ".ill his father .l‘l* Iu"z"“"l whoure Kiss 4 mother at "Ellzsle" U.is wees. lew will rcgume her studies at Mr. and> Mrs. 8. B. Bricker left last Thursdaytior a short holiday at [‘Bnh.lfloh. â€" Miss Olive Graybill left this 1 tor Guelph. . where she will take a Luu-fi&l&n-dllmu. â€" Miss G. Gerald has returned drom a morth‘s visit, with her sister Mrs. Allen, at London, Ont, Mr. Geo. Wegenast of Port Arthur spent a few days with relatives in town. Bir Wilfrid Laurier was much t proved, sat up reading most of afternoon, and dictated some letters Mr. and Mrs. Tom McKay of Strat« ford were visitors at ‘"Bonâ€"Accerd" with Mr. and Mrs. William Rods this bo;;: in :l;v;s: _On fter a visit with her cousin, Mrs. E. Froude Seaâ€" Wfiâ€"â€"fâ€"fiâ€"ff:f"'.}. _,v‘<“'l ¢ Waterloo Society Ncws}r"â€"""‘"""» M ‘_fljré;mF"" a gram Mrs. S. Huntington _ and son of North â€" Bay, Ont., have been the guests of Postmaster and Mrs. George Dicbel during the past week. Miss Jennie â€" Crow returned _ last week to her school at Grand Forks, Dakota, after spending her vacation in Waterloo, with hber sister Miss Bessic Crow. Rev. John Taylor, of Moosomin, Man., who attended the sessions . of the Superannuation Committee of the Methodist Church, recently held at ‘Toronto, is renewing acquaintances in Waterloo and vicinity. Mrs. Taylor also accompanied him east. They will shortly return to the ‘West. SUCGESS OF WATERLOO B0 It is plcasing to note the success achieved by a former Waterloo boy, Mr. Gieo. B. Moogk, of Weston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moogk _ of this town. Although but a few yeatrs have elapsed since he removed from Waterloo to engage in a widet field in the pusiness of contractor . which he follows, Re has, <â€" by his business ability, earned a high reputation _ in his profession. . He has undertaken Miss â€" Jones has _ returned contracts aggregating â€" hundreds of thousands of dollars with eminent satisfaction and lately was awarded a large contract in *connection _ with extensions _ to the Berlin sewerage system. “llâ€"l'i's-â€"iriends will be interested know that he has made good. PRESENTED WITH WRIST WATCHES A pleasing event, took place at the] office of Smydet Bros. Upholsterers, this (Saturday) morning. The occaâ€" sion _ was the presentation of wrist watches by the employes, to two of their comrades who have enlisted for overseas service, the recipients being Chester Stuart and _ James Fotherâ€" }ingham. They leave on Monday morning . to join Col. Martin‘s Company of _ the Tist Battalion now being organized at London. ther WELLESLEY FALL _ FAIR SUCCESSFUL; ‘The annual â€" {all show of Wellesley{ ‘Township was held at Wellesley . on Tuesday and Wednesday. _ The exhiâ€" bits were up to the usual high standâ€" ards and there was keen competition in the live stock, field products and fancy _ goods _ departments. Owing, however, to the showery weather the attendance fell somewhat below last vear. + movaet Among the prize winners from this districts was â€" Mr. A. C. Quickfall who â€" secured _ a first for best lady driver and _ third for best carriage team ; Mr. John Schaefer was . sucâ€" cessful in winning four first in the ‘hcavy clydesdale class. E.XOELLENT ADDRESS ON An address,on the subject: "Menacei of Mormonism‘" was â€" given in the Evangelical _ Church, Waterloo, on Sunday afternoon. ‘The speaker was Mrs. Frances J. Diefenderfer of Erie, ".., Een es eegiee on in oi tt ‘otygamy Urusaders _ Auxinaryâ€" to the National Reform Association of the United States. )RIGINAL FINE EXHIBIT MORMONISM DOCUME N and Mrs. William Carthew and md:i Miss Marjory @arthew, went to Toi to Miss T. Meveron ano cousin, MSe iss Edith Armstrong, bave retucaâ€" d from a visit of sevelal days at lnn home «i their grandmother, Mrs. Armstroug, ‘Doronto. spending a loew days W ter, Mrs. E. M. De.itt feted . she comes in contact. & . ‘ womnpe o Mrs. E.‘ Shirk, Mrs. C. W. Schie de}, Mrs. O. M. Umbach and Mrs, W. E. Liesemer motored to Galt on Fuiâ€" day where they attended the _ 30th apnual county conwention of the W. CT.U. beld in that city. Dr. J. A. Lochead, Mrs. Lochead and _ daughter _ of Hamilton, Ont., were weekâ€"end visitors at the home of his brother, Mr. W.« M. O. Locâ€" head, Waterloo, 0: theil return from a two months‘ trip to San Francisâ€" co and Before leaving for LONGOR . MMIS morning Mr. Wm. Fleming who â€" has enlisted with the 71st Battalion was presented with a military _ wrist watch by his friend All. Treusch and a very fine shaving set by his brothâ€" er George Miss Russess of Ottawa, who. has RECRUITINE AT PLTISLLE Berlin Was Well Representâ€" ed at Big Meeting Sunday Afternoon On Sunday afternoon & large _ reâ€" cruiting meeting was held in Plattsâ€" ville for the benefit of the people of Blenheim Township. About ten autoâ€" mobile loads from Berlin, including Col. Martin, of the Tist, Col H. J. Bowman of the 108th, and a number of the officers of the Regiment, soldiers of the 71st, and a number of friends. The officers of the j1st ROENDCNE AUZ on a recruiting campaign for the purâ€" pose of securing the necessary men as quickly as possible in order to comâ€" mence battalion drill at London with the full complement of men, Col. Sutherland, who ‘has served with the _ 1st contingerft and was wounded, and is the commanding offiâ€" cer of the 7ist Battalion, is delivering addresses throughout the district asâ€" signed to the Tist. He attracts large crowds owing to his exceptional abilâ€" ity as a speaker and the businessâ€"like manner in which he presents _ the isltuatlon ‘to the young men in his apâ€" peal for recruits. The meeting was held on the vilâ€" lage square and was largely attended. Dr. Wilson, of Plattsville, . was the chairman, and briefly explained the obâ€" ject of the meeting, which was to enâ€" courage recruiting in Blenheim townâ€" ship. Oxford County was expected to ’proflde oneâ€"company, 230 men, of which 110 had been enlisted. Brief addresses were delivered by two Blenheim officers, Lieut. Kaufman and Lieut. Wilson, who were well reâ€" ceived. Eloquent and loyal addresses were given by exâ€"Major Pattullo and Donald Sutheriand, M. P., both ‘of which were received with enthusiasm. ‘The speeches of the afternoon, howâ€" ever, were delivered by Col. H. Martin of Berlin, and Major Sutherland. ‘The former emphasized the seriousness of the situation and the need~for men, while the latter gave a _ graphic . deâ€" scription of trench warfare. At the close of the meeting several young men stepped forward and enlisted. ‘The Woodstock regimental band, all of the members of which have enlistâ€" ed for active service, under the direcâ€" tion of Bandmaster McEwen, provided the music during the afternoon _ and were tendered a _ hearty vote _ of thanks. WAS PRESENTED WITH WRIST WATCH f AT S. S. SECSION On Sunday Mr. Edward Bish, who has been a meniber . of the teaching staff of the Methodist Sunday School and an active member of the . Epâ€" worth League, was presented with, a wrist watch suitably engraved, . by these organizations, Dr. Hilliard, the Superintendent of the school, Mrs. E. D. Cunningham, President of _ the Epworth League, maMman Spore appleciavivciy or ims decision to _ enlist in the Canadian Ovcrs ar Fortces. Mr. Bish 1cfi \*nday for London, Ont., _ where ne will join the 7ist Battalion. Mr. Benjantin . Clayfield, another member of the Methodist League who has also enlisted for service in the Canadian Overseas forces, was made the recipient of a fountain pen. Mrs. Cunningham, on behalf of the organiâ€" zation made the presentation. Mr. Clayfield has peenm in training at Lonâ€" dom, Ont. &# . i 1. icii l1 killxU officers of the 71st Regiment are a-t:e}i&;,'«‘ their return from months‘ trip to San Francisâ€" San Diego, Californig. Merner, of Muskoka, _ is lew days with his daughâ€" R Y for Ldndqn Q:h" ;::i It‘s now time you * El aooys »MfeveSted‘ In I J \The New Fall Goods BELWW TELEPHONE CO, HAS MANY MEN PSR PW eoie e Ce Telephone Company, is in receipt . of a circular issued by President L. B. McFarlane, showing the record of the Company in the matter of enlistment for overseas _ service. _ The circular reads :â€" 3 "I enclose herewith a summary of our "Roll of Honot"" which shows the number of _ men _ who have enlisted from each Department of the . Comâ€" pany. mA o e PCOE 1 am sending this for the informaâ€" tion and encouragement of your stall, as. well as in the hope that the Ieâ€" cord may incite others in the Comâ€" nane‘srservice to join in the workOf pany‘s service to join in the woOIs O defending our Country." ‘The â€" summary shows that of the 8577 male.employees of‘ the Bell Teleâ€" phone Company, 247 have enlisted, or 6.9 per cent. _ So far 20 casualties have been reported, 7 killed, 9 woundâ€" ed or ill, and 4 missing of prisoners. Since the above figures were .comâ€" piled there have been further enlistâ€" meni{s among the Company‘s employâ€" ees. Xmong this number are two men from the Berlin Branch, ‘viz.:â€" Bert Reid of the 18th Batt., 2nd contingent, now in England and . Inâ€" spector _ A. W. Young, who is with the 34th at Lopdon. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Snider, John street, hereby desire to thank their many friends and neighbors for _ the untiring effores and kindness shown them in their late bereavement, also the thoughtful friends for the lovely flowers, which greatly aided to alle viate the pain at parting for a short time with their darling boy. Local Manager Routley of the past ten to hear and determine ‘omplaints of etrors and omissions in she Voters‘ List of the municipality f Waterloo Township for 1915. . Dated at Clerk‘s office, Blair, Sepâ€" tember 21st. 1915. + Notice 1s nerepy . given that a Yourt will be held pursuant to ‘"the Ontario Voters‘ Lists Act", by His Jonor, the Judge of the County Court of the County of Waterloo, at Lancaster Molcl, Bridgeport on Satâ€" urday the 9th day of Oct. 1915 at half vast ten to hear and _ determine tember 21st, FIRST CLAS3 REPAIKRINL Of atl kinds of BICYCLEB, LAWN MOWERS, GUNS, GRANITEWARCE, U”R!Lâ€" LAS, KEYS, BOOTS AND SHOES, SCISSORS, KNIVES. SAWS AND SKATES SHARPENEP BICYCLE LIVERY IN CONNECTION A Call Solicited. GEO. C. KRUEGER, Cormer John and Herbert Streets) | Waterioo. Notice Uffelmann Bros. GEO. A. TILT, ON FIRING LINE J$ . You should certainly see our magnificient show of our _ mammoth stock of Merchanâ€" dise. | THE PEOPLE‘S S'I;QRE Bell 38â€"3¢ all previous ones, not OnREY AS regards extensiveness of assortâ€" ments but as to the attractiveâ€" ness of values offered. Elegant New Fall Coats "Bec the NEW DRESS GOODS and make your selection <arly sure you see ours before you buy. You‘ll be serry if you don‘t. The New Fall Hats Ag exhibited in our Millinery Department will syrely please you will Wike the styles‘,the qualities and the prices. Our Fall 1915 will surpass 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Waterloo hhr; to construct, as Local Improvements, cement walka, four . feet in width, upon the streets and between the points hereunder set forth, and intemds to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the respective works. 2. The estimated cost of the several works, the amount in each case to be paid by the Corporation, the estimated . special . rates per foot frontage, and the number of annual instalments in which the special asâ€"< sessments are to be paid, are also as hereunder set forth. Estiâ€" Part Esti %. k ‘ mated payable mated + â€" cost. by €orâ€", nt_e angu« Street. Side. From Short, . East, Park / QUR LEASE EXPIRES SHORTLY AND THERE is STILL A; BIG STOCK TOâ€"SELL. THis)$ YOUR TIME TOBUYL . . sqt. Every article and yard of goods in the store is marked down to , closing out prices. +MR WE â€"cnccuss . o Sinbiin n 21. o h " Closing Out Sale Styles are very neat at very reasonable prices. onbndadil MClsn ds d d oc io s td 5 # . of street $231.86. $8.16 $.615 2% ‘ Weaver South, Menno St. Charles St. $209.00 20.62 §.6257 #@ Thion South King St. Southerly * boundary ; ~ _ of town $ 94.91 15.92 S.6i%3 30 Caroline East William St Morley St, $412.73 5.84 $.8148 130 3. A petition against any of the said works will not avail to preâ€" vent its construction. t DATED at Waterloo this 7th day O{ September, A.D., 1915. Worth $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 75c and $2.00 for ... ... DRESS GOODS SILK VELVETS Worth $1.25, $1.50, and $1.75 fer ... ... +2« +. BLACK CORDUROY VELVET COLORED VELVETEENS Regular 50c and 60c FOF ... 22. aal aan ns Regular 75¢ for ... Offers Unusual Bargains in Pry Coods and Readyâ€"toâ€"Wear TAKE NOTICE that LOGAL IMPROVE MENT NOTIGE C. H. MILLS & C0. From. To. Park Ave. North End TOWN OF W ATERLOO 15° 35° TAFFATINE LININGS BLACK BROADCLOTH Worth $1.25, $1.50 and $1.76, for ... .. .+ ++ FEATHERS, FLOWERS, WINGS, TIPS, Etc., at / Price. $1.25 and $1.35 for BLEACHED TABLE LINEN Regular 25¢ for ... ..... 2 yards wide,â€"regular JAMES C, HAIGHT, Clerk, «hq mpt u> ars. .. nar # 0 ‘@) im tion. _ front. Stak You 15°