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Flour »«â€"â€"~Watarloo, Oct. 28, 1915. toes, per bag toba ffour, cwt. ...... 3.235 to 3.50 ded Onfario hour ...3.85 to 3.00 B wecites prgrics.s .1. ... .06 102,00 1906n, $OK DBE ... .202 !!. 60 toes, (bushel), Stratford, October 28, 1915, at (Stan@mr®) .000 ... ... i7 (Teod) ..... EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER i. AND VALUATOR s, per doz toes, per bag Galt, October 28, 1915. STRATFORD MARKETS. , new dressed live WATERLOO MARKETS er ton .. , per Ib. Potatoes, bag , per doz ... . per buskel (Special )... (Juliet] ... (Chiet) ...... (feed) ......... Beriin, Oct. 238, 1914 Mumber. of years experience Auctioneer=â€". Practical knowâ€" «of valuee, live stock, impleâ€" #te., Is prepared to conâ€" ahd assures the pubâ€" saatisfaction. _ Phone er ton live ... Elmira, October 28, 1915. H. B. DUERING Gueiph, October 28, 1915, ELMIRA MARKETS. GUELPH MARKETS. , per ton SALT MARKETS , per ton per . ton ap n i e, Watâ€" Tetegrapn, mer. t bushel Om meg i. _ $99 i+ uies 3 B ... 1.35 â€"1.50 18,00 _ 14.50 tuls .80 5N6 13.00 . .10 .15 . 23.00 24.00 . 23.00 24.00 1.35 0 1.35 9.00 to 10.50 wrcitie .. %hAD .. .25 .26 85 $1.00 . _mun mc sAnht, 13.00 16.00 Ryeâ€"No. 2, 87c; No. 1 commercial aee * tye, 80c; tough rye, 70c to 75¢c. ... 9.00 9.15 | "Manitoba flourâ€"First patents, in ...... ... 1.60 |jute, $5.75; second patents, $5.257; ... ... .65 | strong bakers, $5.05, Toronto. .60 .15 Ontario flourâ€"Winter, $3.60 to $4, in seaboard or Toronto freights, in bags, TS. lP'?!!‘!! shipment. . m xc 1.60 14.00 15.00 Arhh erecre . +8 ....88 0 .45 18 50 «1. +80 .33 .35 $1.00 40 to 45 25 to 30 souiâ€" 298 arces. $00 RerlaPk X o o .....87.00 34 to 35 | A,....25.00' to l‘.ofl| 50 to 60 26 to 28 cll2. .55 ».. 1.10 mss :90 wesees 3B .»..... 890 ......8.80 ... .8.20 mmat TB . 25.00 23.00 25.00 A4 2.60 2.85 2.10 3.10 14 «15 .80 B3c to 95¢c; sprouted or smutty, acâ€" cording to sample, 70c to 85¢c; wheat slightly tough, 87¢ to #1c. Peasâ€"No. 2, $1.60 to $1.80. 1 Barleyâ€"Good maiting barley, 53¢ to 56c; feed barley, 40c to 48. * Buckwheatâ€"78c. g Ryeâ€"No. 2, 87c; No. 1 commercial Iryg, 80c; tough rye, 70c to 75c. _ Tsm m RiR fi (cart‘s) newâ€"laid5 .33 to 5 . Extras (selects) stor.. .29 s Creamery prints, fresh. Creamery, solids ...... Dairy prints ........... ' Chicago Live Stock T | ‘Cattleâ€"Receipts, _ 9,000; _ market T weak; native beef steers, $5.90 to $10.40; western steers, $6.50 to $8.60; sows and heifers, $2.80 to $8.2%; calves, $7 to $10.50. L | Hogsâ€"Receipts, 16,000; market mm slow; light, $6.85 to $7.90; mixed, z. Ex â€"a _ Te to : , 34 to i - valk of sates, afl uf'flu. * â€"Sheepâ€"Raeceipts, â€"9,000; _ market irm; lambs, mative, $6.60 to §$8.35; * wethers, $6 to $6.60. * e Cheeseâ€"Large, 1444c to 15¢; twing, 14%¢ to 15%c. < Hoheyâ€"Buckwheat, barreis, 6%¢ to 7¢; do. tins, 7¢; strained clover honey, §0â€"1b. tins, 10%c; do. 104b. tins, 11¢; do. 5â€"1b. tins, 11%c; comb honey, No 1, per gg.un, $2.40; do. No. 2, peÂ¥ .mtry Live Dressed Old fowl, ib. .. lic ... 15c â€" 16¢ Spring broilers 15¢ 16c 18¢ 20¢ Old turkeys . Ducklings ... #. Toronto Grain Markets Manitoba wheatâ€"No. 1. northern, new crop, $1.08, lake ports; No. 2 morthern, $1.06, immediate shipment. Manitoba catsâ€"No. 2 C.W., 5.%¢. American cornâ€"No. 2 yellow, 72¢, track, lake ports.* Ontario oatsâ€"No. 2 white, new crop, 39c to 40c; No. 3 white, 37c to Canadian cormâ€"No. 2 yellow, 72¢, Toronto. Milifeedâ€"Car â€"lots, delivered Mon treal freights; bran, per ton, $22.00; shorts, r ton, $24; middlings, per mfi tfll:e good feed flour, per bag, Plums, Can., llâ€"qt bskt.$ .20 to $ do. Green Gage ..... .80 Peaches, Can., 6â€"qt. bskt. .15 do. CHigh....ic.ivxic 39 c Watermelons, each .... .40 Pears, 11â€"qt. bskt ...... .2 Cantaloupes, case ...... .30 Blueberries, l1â€"qt. bskt. 1.25 Pestsâ€".l¢:.i.::::szire.s :88 Cramborries, per barrel. 8.75 ‘ Grapes, 6â€"qt., biues..... .16 do. Green Gage ..... .80 Peaches, Can., 6â€"qt. bskt. .15 do. Nh. ... c.ixic. 3P Watermelons, each .... .40 Pears, 11â€"qt. bskt ...... .2 Cantaloupes, case ...... .30 Blueberries, l1â€"qt. bskt. 1.25 Pestsâ€".l¢:.i.::::szir«.s :98 Cramborries, per barrel. 8.75 do. greens ...... Delawares ......... do. 11â€"gt. ....... Apples, 11â€"qt. bskt. do. per barrel.. Quinces, 11â€"4t. bskt.. East Buffalo Cattle B Cattleâ€"Receipts, 200 head; fairly active and steady. * Veals#â€"Receipts, 50 head; active and steady; $4 to $12. . & 5 Hogsâ€"Receipts, 4,500 hbead; active and firm; heavy, $8 to $8.10; mixed, $7.85 to $8; yorkers, $7.60 to $7.‘0; pigs, $7.25 to $7.60; roughs, $6.75 to 17; stags, $5 to $6.25. . _ _ Sheep and lambsâ€"Receipts, 1,400 head; active; sheep, steady; lambs, 16 to $9.35; others unchanged. Dressed Meats ‘Toronto wholesale houses are quot ing to the retail trude as follows: Beef, hindquarters . ..$13.50 to $14.50 go. forequarters .. 9.00 _ 10.00 o. choice side.... 11.00 12.00 do. medium ...... 9.1756 1%.26 do. common ...... 8.2% 9. 26 Mutton, light . Veals, prime . Shop hogs ... Heary hogs .. (ambe, spring Toronto Ontario wheatâ€"No. 2 winter, new, MARKET QUOTATIONS {E ‘Toronto Wholeszle Fruits Wholesale Produce 13¢ l1¢c 16¢ 17¢ 12¢ prices to, th# 10.00 13 .50 12.156 9 .25 31 30 25 85 15 16 18 22 25 25 15c 18¢ 17¢ 17¢ fle 11.00 6,56 s op| H. B. Duering, Auctioneer 1.20 |Nov 4.â€"Real Estate and household 1. effects ol the late .Jos, Arnold es §:§0] . tate. at . village of St. Clements. 6 50 Nov, .6.â€"Mortgage . sale of dwelling, i 50| cormer of Willow and.Allen Sts., ’.a Waterloo, at 3 p.m, ; 9.50|Nov. 8. â€"Mortgage sale ‘of dwelling, #. east of Gaukel, in the north side of John St., Berlin, at 2 p.m. 11.00 15.50 14.00 10 .50 14.50 1.50 16 18¢ 60 .40 .40 .35 17 Nov. 16.â€"Farm, â€" stock al'l::: ments of the late â€"Joseph i _ situated 2 miles northwest of Heidâ€" f elberg one mile south of Hawkesâ€" ville, west half of lot No. 1. Con» ion 10. . _ | Geo. G. Class, Auctioneer Oct. 30.â€"Household effects of Alfred ?.ke ;w to o!ganiâ€"l: two companâ€" Westermann in Elmira. lies of business men for the ~108th Nov. 2.â€"Farm stock and implements|Regiment.. The discussions were unâ€" ty, 2 miles East of Darbyville. _ â€"jusually interesting and snappy and of Moses B. Martin, 3 miles North|i», meeting was pronounced one of: of Waterloo. o + the best held in some years. ‘ Nov. 9.â€"Farm stock and implements] "as Road _ Superintendént for ml of S. J. Nelson, 5 miles Northeast County for the . past three seasons of _ Eimira, and 4 miles East Of{pe had been.doing some studying and Salem. figuring on the best ~way of bringing Nov. 10.â€"Farm Stock and ImP. . Of{the roads to a betterstandard. The Louis Brenter, i$ miles north Of|cpje; dificulty had been in securing St. Clements, enough money to build a type of Nov. 13.â€"Real estate of Mrs. GeOTgR®]roaq that will withstand t,he present Grosz, 14 miles North of Elmira. Aday traffic. . It often domes to this, Dec. 21.â€"Farm stock and implementS[that the type best, suited is considerâ€" of Mrs. Louisa Brubacher, 2 mile® led too high in first cost, the ultiâ€" _ west of St. Jacobs. mate cost of maintaining an inferior Meeaisliecinmtid ammetianizene _ j type not being sufficiently taken into _ pinimmoemmnnmmimmmnnmmiimnn, GEORGE BRAMM ‘Order Bramms Lehigh Coal it is hard. Gives more heat and lasts longer than ordinary coal. Dealer in Farm Seeds and Bindet ‘Twine. Phone 201, 208 Queen St. Our expert Optician can fit you with lenses which will relleve the strain, and prove a benefit for years to come, Examination free. The Optician â€"â€" Be:i Next to PostiOffice ARNOLD â€" JANSEN E. J, Shants, Auctioner. Are constantly being made on Drop in ‘und wee our new * No m b D whaky Tenses, far ldmu- ®s. . Something we Lave all been '“ l“’l Â¥ w Te +A Haying _ taken out an Aucâ€" tioneer‘s License for Waterloo County, I am prepared to conâ€" duct all kinds of farm . sales, and _ real estate and general merchandise sales on . short notice, Satisfaction guaranteed. Call : or write ‘W, B. SWARTZ, R.~ R.‘4, Berlin, or phone: 735â€"râ€"13. 34t1. King Sts Office, Waterloo Mutual .Buildâ€" ing Established 1864. AUCTION SALES Preserve Your Eyesight LICENSED AUCTIONEER COAL 61 Frederick<St., sright at the â€"market. building, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, C. A. Boehm Berlin, Phone 856. Berlin _ geners! meeting . of the Board Â¥ - C 4 “i Ahe most . â€"attended and interâ€" ‘Stusion of this body. held this L‘:d‘ho“h. d and " :: W Car hv and . seventy ‘a?houl their interest by being ptesent. ; President W. M..O. Lochend presidâ€" and expressed his Pleasure at the tative attendance of members. ‘The evening‘s programme included the reading of a large number. of imporâ€" tant communications which had acâ€" cumulated .â€" during â€" ‘theâ€" last â€" few months. Reports of various commitâ€" tees appointed to dealâ€"with Berlin‘s future water supply, the appointmcent of a meat inspector, Canada‘s fire losses, and the employment of exâ€" ®ervice men after the War. These re ports . were adopted ‘and resolutions recommending suggested action were , Important . features .of the evening were the items of new business inâ€" troduced ‘ at the conclusion of the routine business, _ Manager J. C. Anderson,© of the Bank of Montreal, intimated that the bank managers of the city had practically agreed to reâ€" commend the establishment . of _ a clearing house in this city. ‘County Road Superintendent M. D. Hallman delivered a timely address urging the Boardâ€" of "nde to take a keen interâ€" est in. the proposed new Highway ‘Act when it comes into force and asâ€" fd:t in the promotion of good roads throughout the county. The â€" Board also appointed a strong committee to take steps to organize two companâ€" ies of business ~men for the ~108th Regiment. The discussions were unâ€" usually interesting and snappy and the meeting was pronounced one of the best held in some years.. As Road . Superintendént for . the County for the . past three seasons he had been,doing some studying and figuring on the best <way of bringing the roads to a betterstandard. The chief dificulty had been im securing enough money to build a type of road that will withstand the present day traffic. . It often comes to this, "As a result, we find toâ€"day in the vicinity of Berlin some rather indifâ€" ferent ‘and poor rgads. As the imâ€" provements have peen postponed from year to year, with expectations . of larger grants from the government‘s both Provincial ard Dominion. Howâ€" ever this is now in prospect «of forthâ€" coming and we trust that next seaâ€" son will see inaugurated a policy of building some real permanent ‘roads in the immediate . .vicinity of Betlin, for the more heavily ttavelled roads. "(We have in mind two particulatâ€" ly bad stretches of road, one from the city limits of. Berlin to â€" Bridgeâ€" port, the other from the city limits on Kingâ€"St. East.to the Intersection of the Doon Road, which we expect will be built in 1916, and we . bave been _ figuring on concrete as being best suited for these roads, as there is practically no upkeep charges : for many years on this type of road. ~.*‘(Another difficult problem in this County is to" adopt the system . to building a continuous stretch of good as there are so many separate municipalities so far as road puilding is concerned ; â€" take for illustration the\road leading from Elmira . to Galt. This road takes us through ‘aterloo, Berlin, iPreston and Galt, all having its road work separate. *Now as a chain is no stronger thar its weakest link,so it is with a road for hauling loads and traffic in gener« al, it is not much better than its worst section. No load can be largâ€" er than can be hauled through the worst piece of road. * So it seems to me there should pe some form _ of coâ€"operation between the different municipalities if «e want to establish a system of good roads. ‘This undoubtedly was in the mind of the Commissioners who recommended the adoption of the present legislaâ€" tion. To give another illustration applyâ€" ing to Berlin, take the road leading south from the city past the Berlin waterworks. This road is one of the leading market . roads leading . into Berlin and the condition of this road from _ the G.T.R. on Mill St. and along Shoemaker Ave., has been anyâ€" ‘thin; but a credit to us as citizens of Berlin.‘" Farms !| Farms ! ers waiting, _ Also a _ few choice residences in exchange for farms. We also want listâ€" ing for Western farms. Room Discussion â€" at ake omm * . Board of Trade 4 We want farms to sell. Buyâ€" rs waiting. _ Also a _ few onto Phone 867 C h igg A s . Schafer 1, above Bank .of Torâ€" Phone 1207. Residence " is armey ho rapusdienee, p d by ‘F. Lackner .'.unod"" by xA ceb ?mm in approach‘ i U bFiGEE ........ ......... ..« ... 200 Jacob Sauder, filling in approach F O EOO . seane iess q~ 200 08 no sn m ts Jas. Birmingham, repairing and Geo. Fink, grave! to pathmas~ L.wni&fis. filling in approach . 4.4 . n Perg d Joseph Rupp, gravel to pathâ€" F RIHROORE: ..; +k (46 vaemdier Comvics s ‘os MASUETE ym i ach i liscirnes ... 5419 John Z,.Wagner, gravel to pathâ€" ... . tauktone s ... o oan mb uioi rroce â€" eB Menno F. Martin, gravel to w.s;-’ M MAGOOTE. ... 4o actrcir sacciicese n Spie Andrew Bast, gravel to p.f\mu’-. 1 SBES vecscatrch inb ringnt mompnpremt Seten PAE l Schaub, gravelling GreekWoodâ€" B on he? on afioate." enncage t eP Otto Poomer, gravelling Gréenwood hill boot!l :‘ou ©,00 Henty Cook, labor aci pond, (Weyllalqy. ‘village).,......... ...... 1.00 Andrew Gerth, Jabor across pond (Wellesley village), ._...... ...... _ 2.:00 Joseph Roth, statuteâ€"Iabot reâ€" funded, Countyâ€"road ...... ...... 14.25 Lorne Rannie, cleaning ditch on _ â€"Carried. [ RWEME v0rce.0e, uen rroie, nsP 49â€" 70 ~‘Nelson McFadden, Collector of the southâ€"hall of the westâ€"section, _ was present and along with his Bondsâ€" man Signed, sealed and delivered over to the Clerk his Bond and received his Roll. Alex Dietrich, St. Clements, Oct. 16th, £915. which 75 acres . aro under cultivaâ€" tion. 20 acres are Tnd hard _ wood bush, and 5actelo';oo%eodngud pine swamp, a good log house, good frame bank barn, with the necessary outbuildings and never hn?g water is on the premises, with all the neeâ€" essary fruit trees, For further lnio;- mation apply to : m n HY. HIERONIMUS, - SAM HIERONIMUS, ‘The undersigned are instructed to offer ‘for sale the old Hieronimus Farm â€" consisting of 100 acres of For the . Counties of Waterioo, Wellington, Halton and Wentworth, or will go anywhere in the province. i have had seven years expertente in the business. â€" Being a practical farmâ€" er myself, pute me in a position to use pood judgment in sciecting and disposâ€" ing of farm etock,: : implements, eto. Farm etock sales a apecialty.. . Sates can be arranged for at the Chronicle ‘Telegraph Office, \v-uflmm be heen at my home, Wiliow Farm, 5 miles south of Gueiph, . Satisfaction guaranteed. Post Office ‘address, Gueiph, R. R. No. 6. 35â€"3 mo. The Stock Auctioneer AUCTIONEER GALT, _ ONTARIO. Telephone 310 If having aâ€"aile * glve: me a call. 37â€"3 mos. S. Meyer, gravel to pathâ€" ALEX. AMES Farm for Sale PETER F. SCHUMMER, Tp. Clerk, CHAS. M. CRAWLEY, 4 "h Bamburg P.O. R.R. No. 1. wEIMM . " snE t p ~> * o. d es A â€"<:>:| [ New Shirts Mbogar ue 1t in Executors Auctioncer 20.00 19.20 20.55 1.80 eeee ooodooooooouoogoog’oooooonoooodsoogo,oo NOTICE TO CREDITORS: â€" The Dominion Life. â€" NOTICE is hereby . given pursuant ment.â€" * * to the Revised Statutes of Ontario Head Ofice > . Waterion, ‘Ont. gl'l!, Chapter 121, that all creditors ‘ 5 and others having claims against the epppmmmpppppppoppomarenapantnarnitnte estate of the said Frederick Baechler, R who died on or about the ninth day Lioensed Austioncer ol â€"April, 1911, are required on of M _ e ‘before the second day of November, M wm .Jnllmlmlicl l.:::‘ ': i': 1915, to send by post prepaid Of d€â€" M . jroonseq ° auctioncer â€" of the liver to Louis F. Dietrich _ of m. Con” of : Waterioo. â€" Fatmers town of Waterioo or N. S. Bln e m and others who . hoidâ€" the village of St. Agatha, Executors TSF satesâ€"ure u:'mw""m of the said deceased, their Christian‘! M | satistaction. _ Arrangements and surnames, addresses and descriP~‘ M for sale can be made at the‘te" tions, â€" the full particulars of their didonct of â€" tbt W : k claims, . the statement of theit aciff PW C V, srhing i & Mié ‘counts and the nature of the securiâ€" ‘"'.w-v ing to the unâ€" ties, if any, held by them,. _ . ~| * IN THE MATTER OF THE ESâ€"‘ When a man gives his flancee a dinâ€" TATE OF FREDERICK BABCHâ€" mond engagement ring and later fails LER LATE OF THE TOWNSHIP to give his wife & life insurance pol. OF WILMOT, IN THE COUNTY jey, he peeds a guardian, not a wile. OF WATERLOO, GENTLEMAN,‘ Be wise and insure your lite in j pECEASED: & |__ . THE DOMINION LIFE W eonlithigs. Low Douth Lo I T 4 y3 138 Frederick Si. beriin, Unt. i :.......“...'......'......‘.....'...”..;..: And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the decéased among the parties entitled thereto, bhaving. teâ€" gard â€" only _ to the claims of which they shall then have notice and that the said Executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereâ€" of to ahy person or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been reâ€" ceived by them at the time of such distribution. LOUIS F. DIETRICH, Waterloo, N. 8. BALL, St. Agatha. Executors. Dated Atâ€" Waterloo, Oct. 5th, 1915. . 42â€"2t. BRITISH SUB. * CAMPAIGN IN BALTIC CONTINUES CGood 100 Aore Farm with good Bulldings W M. E. MITC HELL : 255 King St. W.~~~° * â€" Berlin, Ont. Stockholm, Oct. 22.â€"The Britâ€" ish submarine campaign in the Baltic continues . and fout :ron steamers . Beâ€"pi , _ Bends! Electra and flm:l:.d are M‘“ repotted sunk. ‘The tormer two are each over 4,000 tons and the two latter are smaller, _ °~ ~~ Money to Loan _ Conveyancing â€" Insuranct $G50Q Buys 100 Acres 18 miles from Beriin. $3000 8uys 23 Acres 5 miles from Berlin. _ $5500 Buys 100 Acres, 10 miles from Berlin. [ |..; ... , $8500 Buys 147 Acre a, 10 miles from Beriin.. _ nes? 4 $7000 Buys 100 Acrés, 18 miles from Beriin. wens m $6500 Buys 175 Acres, 14 miles from Berlin, * weit" . * mlun 13%, Acres, 2 miles from Berlin, esP sllm Buys 156 Acr es, 1 mile from Beriin. ye: ‘ ‘Thornton & ,...........mmwm” We at ways show more shirts ~will nee Jn two . ordinary « The new Fail shirts are protities . _ Stripes --"3 checks provail, all sizge from 14 to, 8. .. ./ s . G. WING & CO. Phone 552 $ Frederick St. Berlin, Ont. FARM WANTED > $1.00:to Boys‘ Shirts, MEN‘8 AND BoYY Real Estt at e » H. O‘HARA & CO, }Royal Bank Building. Toronte, : Of all kinds of BICYCLES, LAWN MOWERS, GUNS, GRANITEWARE, UMBRELâ€" LAS, KEYS, 8OOTS AND $HOES, 8CISSORS, KNIVES. SAWS AND SKATES SHARPENED BICYCLE LIVERY IN CONNECTiION A Call Sollcited. } GEO. C. KRUEGER, â€" Corner John. and Herbert Streate, Waterloo. Western School District and Rufal Telephone Debentures~at curreat atâ€" tractive rates. Write for particulats, READ AND ADVERTISE IN THE THE BERLIN TELEGRAPH. ‘The undersigned desires â€"* to notify the public that hevis & licensed ° aluctioneer â€" of the County of:Waterioo. Fatmers and others who purpose holdâ€" ing sales are assuted> genefal satisfaction. Arrangements for sale can be made at the‘reâ€" sidence of â€" the late Jos. Mi6â€" kus, or by writing to the umnâ€" dersigned. HARVEY MICKUS mos. Waterioo BONDS. Insurance ;‘, @ $ J s “ f waik < 1 * Ont.s * k