Bpecially adapted for children, on - secount of its absolute purity. Baby's Own Soap 18 used by young and old alike and eotmands an imjnense ale, Dont trifle with imitations. i ALBERT TOILET SOAP CO., Mras. MONTH . > ALL KINDS, RICH HANDSOME RUGS in every size but not 'necessarily expensive. In Smyrna we show every size, from the smallest up to the full room size. These Rug: 'are exactly alike on both ides, have a rich deep pile and are almost everlasting in wear. ROYAL WILTON 'RUGS in rich deep colour effects. Axminster Rugs in three different qualities te gover everything, from the "smallest nook to the largest room. A splendid showing of ART SQUARES in wool cotton, in all sizes ano 'handsome patterns, mak. ing altogether the largest anc "most beautiful collection of Rugs ever shown 20 Parlor and Music Cabinets Réduced, Do You Want One? es Parlor Cabinet, regular #345; Febraary. For Cabinet, vegulor $22, February 18. % Cabinet, reguiar $16, February Pit Cationt, vorulok $14, February clos Cabin, Fobrusry 59. "Parlor Cabinet, regulne $10, Febemory Parlor Cabivet, regular $3.50, Feliruery Cabinet, regwior 87, February 19 Cabinet, megular $5, Febroary All Genulne Snaps - Reductions on Whole Stock. mu ok yids. Brussels, regular 00. at T9c., February price . ] Crimson Balmoral 80e., Fobruary Shades, ote. | Axminster suitable for rugs, at ball , Februar, regular $14, 9, suds, "HARRISON CO 3 10 SELL THE TWO HORSES POWER GIVEN TO A SUB-COM- MITTEE. Offers Made For the Apimals--Al- dermian Harkness Wants to Purchase the Crey Horses-- Will Not Sell Grey Team. A special imerting. of the civic com mittee on fire and light was held in the rity engineer's department Tuesday aiternoon. Thuse attending were: Alds. Bull, chairman; MeCammon, Ring, Farrell, Harkness and McFar lane. Chairman Bell announced that he found it. necessary to call the members together to obtain perpiission to sell the two horses of the fire department, which it had been decided to disposa purchnse of two horses, but had not authorized the sale of any end as tabling accommodation was not obs tainable until some of the animals wore disposed of, he asked that the necessary authority be given to sell the two horses recommended to be dis posed of. The sub-committees having the matter in hand had been approach: od with offars, but had not the power to well. Ald. King thought it would not Le wisd to dispose of the old horses un til the new team had been purchased. airman Bell replied that one would-be purchaser had made an offer forSthe "Bob" and "Tom" horses, and promised to allow "Hob" to remain for one month at his risk, man had been offered 8163 for the team of « greys, #40 jor the "Tom" horse and $125 for his mate He had also been offered $80 for "Tom" and "fioh."" The speaker had tried 'to lave the figure raised, but did pot succeed. On motion of Ald. Harkness, chair man Bell and Ald. McFarlane were ap pointed a sub-committee with power to sell the two horses in question to the hest advantage. It was also decided to retain the "Bob'* horse until a new team is pur chased. Chairman, Bell stated that the vet erinary surgbon had said that the ick grey horse was in bad condition and even though it reggovered, it would he unfit for fire Artment purposes ft was desirous that the animal should be disposed of as soon as pow sible. ' Ald. Harkness was of opinion that the grey horse would come around JI right with care. He once had a horse that was much lamery than this animal, and' it recovered; he would dot how take $2.000 for the animal. As an outsider he would give 360 for the grey horse and run chanves; he did not want the horse for himsélf, but for a Wolfe Island farmer: his of fer was 810 better than any the com mittee hap vet received. : Chairman Bell asked Ald. Harkness to make his offer 875, but the big 1] lon ward alderman said 200 was his limit. Ald. King was impressed with . « happy iden; would it not be wise to advertise for tenders for the purchase of the hovses 7 It might prevent the .ommittee being. unfairly eriticised. He moved a resolution along these lines, which was adopted, Aftér further discussion .it was sided not to entertain any offer for the second grey horse, though chair man Bell pointed aut that a matehid team would sell to better advantage. It was decided' that the other grey horse could be put to good use by the fepartiment. ) de 3 "Peg Woflington." In these days of the costume pldy there is great rivalry among the lead: ing stars of the stage to secure a story of dramatic possibilities which will best display' their peguliar . tal- ents. This season Eugenie Blair bas undoubtedly carried off the theatrical palm in distancing ber many rivals and presenting the very first produc tion of that strong and beautiful story, "Peg Woffington." The drama tization which Miss' Blair presents was adapted by Wendell" Allison Hobart from Charles = Roade's noted story. The dramatist has followed closely the lines of the novelist and an admirable play is the result' Misa Blair sup porind by the lasgost and strongest company she has ever had, will pre sent "Pog Woffington'" in this city at the Grand on Thursday next. ! & vr Ha ! Accept If You Dare. The dwarfed miscréant of the Belle- ville Intelligencer who guides the business end of the editorial pen, is challenged to mortal combat for hav- ing published such a base libel about the Kingston hockey-playing maidens as the statement that they have loi since passed the voting age. His crue! words ve made the maidens sad eyed, urged by their tears we have been braved to challenge the hard hearted Belleville editor to. a duel. We. name the editorial shears as the choice of weapons (knowing ix the duel wust be fought in a dark room with the door locked, the eves blindfolded and: the. right hand. tial behind the back {we are loft handed}. We name the chief of police as our se of: the commuittice bad authorized the The chair te be dull ones), md stipnlate. has} ant THE DAILY is SPORT IN GENERAL: Sides Of Kingston Rink Must Be Better Enclosed. Philadelfbia may send a ericket team to England next year. Saul; Ste. Marié hackey team de feated Varsity of Toronto by five goals to three. Two Cavadian jockeys, Harry Spen- cor and Albert Songer, have sailed for England, where they will ride this SEASON. Two rinks from Brockville play Kingston curlers here to-morrow night. Prof. Watson and Col. Drury will skip the iocal rinks. Belleville lady hockeyists will play a return mateh here next week prob- 'ably Mondays night. A dance in the Whig hall will follow the match. Arrangements are completed Toronto lactose club's English tour. The team will consist of fourteen play- ¢ 8, who sail from Halifax on March 2th Belleville and ®pper Canada college junior hockey teams, meet in home- and home games in the semi-finals, which must be played this week. The first game is to be played in Toron- to. A sharp contest is being waged in the New York state senate over the bill 10 prohibit live-bird shooting con tests. During the discussion it was stated that 20,000 pigeons were killed at the Syracuse tournament, Physical director Bews, of the ¥. M. C. A., has received word that the Watertown, N. Y., basket-ball team will be here on the night of March 7th, to play the return match with the local association's team. | At Pittsburg, John Nilsson' made a new record for two miles indoors at Duqiesne Garden by skating the dis tance in 5.47 1:5. The previous mark for the garden was 6.03 flat, held by John Jobmson, who defeated Harley Davidson in a two-mile race. "Capt. Scott, of the steamer Per sin," said a prominent marine man this morning, "has been boasting about his skill as a euchre player. Now he may be "considered a crack player out in the suburbs of Rideau ward, but when he gets down town, among the smart set, he wouldn't be in it for a minute." Deseronto and Napanee hockey teams met at Deseronto on Tuesday day night, in the Quinte distriet ser ies, and the home team was awarded the victory, There was a dispute over a ruling and Napanee left the ice. The score was three to two in faver of Deseronto, and the game was award ed to the home team. R. Mills, of Cueen's refereed. In the interest of Kingston, the rink authorities will have to hoard the sides of the spectators' platiorm, sur rounding the ice, so that there will be no chance of interference with the players. Unfortunately, the space for spectators is very limited, the side platforms being two feet narrower than three years ago. More gallery accommodation must be afforded for the big matches. Schooley, of Toronto, gives his op inion to the Toronto Star ahout the Frontenac-Cornwall match, and says either team will have to improve 100 per oent to equal the Wellingtons. He critictzes the rink for not having its sides boarded, to kéep the crowd from tumbling on the ice. Mr. Schooley makes a very strange statement, when he says that spectators grabbed a stick from a Cornwall player: Such a thing never occurred, If a Toronto referee desires to score a place, he might at least tell the truth. Frontenac hockey team left for Mor- vishurg this afternoon, and will meet Coruwall to-night. Manager Suther land has been unfortunate gs regards a team, and is forced to play the sume seven as on Friday night, viz., Goal, Mills; point, Murphy; cover point, McDowall; centres, Walsh, Wil som: wings. Powell. Rogers. W. Har ty's injured eve still keeps him out of the game, and Walkem would not play, as it would interfero with his studies. * Whether Frontenacs will he able te win with the team mentioned is rather doubtiul, but the playars themselves are«fairly confi dent. As to vither Frontenacs or Cornwall defeating Toronto Welling tong is out of the question, although Frontenacs could do so if three Kings ton players woula join their ranks. Two Days Of Racing. There was an encouraging attend: gnce of horsemen in the city council chamber last evening to arrange for joe races. G. W. Belly V.S., presided, and A. MeCann acted as secretary pro. tem. After a short discussion it was decided to hold races on theice in harbor on March 5th and 6th, wea- ther . permitting. These officers were elected to carry out arrangements : President, mayor Shaw; viee presi: dent, G: W. Bell, V.8,; sedretary-trea- surer, James Sowards; colléetors, Dr. Edwards, W. Murray; directors, F: Whithey, H. Grimshaw, J. Bannister, M: Corkey, (i. Darragh. 7 On the first day. there will be a named race anda 2.25 class. For the named race a purse of $75 will be hung up, and for the 2.25 class $100. On. the second day there will be a for $150 ly. The entrance per cent of the: purse. that at least ten 'will enter the named race. A tig of divectors will be held night, to report progress. RICKETY CHILDREN. for the WHIG, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19. -- INCIDENTS OF THE. DAY. PARAGRAPHS PICKED UP BY 0UZ BUSY REPORTERS, The Spice of Every Day Life What the People Are Talking About--Nothing Escapes At tention. "@utstrips all praise." Vin Mariani. Shakespeare. On Saturday we will issue a ten page paper, It will be very readable. The 47th regimental band members are arranging for a concert in the near future. ' "Savall" does not do our new shirt stock justice. They speak for them selves, Coge~see. Bibby's. A car load of deck plank for the K. & M, forwarding company arrived this moramg. The special coronation article for Saturday will be on "Strange Claims to Serve the King." Mothers, we have children's suits that you will like at first glance, Bib- by's. Ove drunk occupied a place in the police cells lyst night.' He was given his liberty this: morning. Our boys' suits not only fit the boy but the price fits the pocket of the boy's father. Grand Union. A bundle of hockey sticks hanging outside of Dan Egan's cigar store last night was gathered in by the police. A pedler in Belleville anloaded a tracing pencil on schoolchildren, . at twenty cents. It turned out to be a one cent pencil attached to a sort of spool and a piece of elastic, A. B. Cunningham will convert the store-room fronting on Clarence street, and adjoining the office of the in- spector of weights and measures on the west. into a suite of offices All the pupils of Louise school who were ill of measles, have returned. In the other schools things are not - as satisfactory. The disease still pre vails, and . will linger on for several months, The Grand Union has always been headquarters for boys' suits. This spring we promise a better assort ment than ever before, Grand Union. Reheagsing for "Leo, the Royal Ca det." has commenced, under the lead ership of 0. PF. Telgmann. The opera will be put on at the Grand, early in April, for the benefit of the mechan i institute library. New suits, $10; new top coats, 810; new trousers, 83: mew hats, $2. Bib- bys. A meeting of merchants interested in arranging a merchants' drive was called for last night at Hotel Ran dolph, but a sufficient number of merchants did not put in an appear ance to warrant those interested go ing further with arrangements, They fit, they wear, they hold their shape. That is what mothers say of our £1 boys' suite. Bibby's. Yesterday afternoon a runaway horse on Princess street gave a young lady, prominent in musical circles, such a severe fright, that she nimbly vaulted over the fence enclosing Welsh's marble works. But she found it a difficult matter to regain the street after her nerves resumed their normal gondition. Kingston Suffers Not. On account 'of Kingston's log¢ation, denlars are compelled to bring their copl across the lake in boats, and store it from the summer till the fol- lowing spring. In western Ontario, dealers depend. almost entirely on rail- way service, and do very little stor- ing. * Whey a coal famine occurs, account of railway blockades and crippled trains, Kingston is * like Egypt in the days when Joseph was in high favor. Outside places suffer, as they depend upon continous sup he ply. on A Romantie Spot. The reading room at the Y.M.C.A. should be better lighted. At present it is almost impdssible to read some of the papers, and a perusal of those moet favorably located is énongh to ruin one's evesight., The room would be a valuable sitting-out spot for vouhg people who attend parties, ete; it is just dark enough to he romantic. It is little wonder magazines are miss ed; the frequenters of the place pro bably take them to read, after having found it impossible to - distinguish wot from word in the dull light of the reading: room. ? : Curling Matches. "Two club matches took place on the Kingston curling rink last night. Prof. Watson's rink defeated F. Shaw's, and Col. Drurv's won from J. B. Walkem's. These were the teams and scores : "H. P. Smith, G. E. Hague, Knight, Prof. Watson, skip.--I1. H. D. Bibby, T. McK. Robestson, T. Slater, F. Shaw, «kip--12. W. H. Dalby. Lieut. Grant, Lieut. Col. Ogilvie, Col. Drury, skip.--135. Dr. Waugh, Dr. McCammon, S. Bailey, J. B. Walkem, skip,--12 Pr, To Come Up Again. John Lucy, whoes suit against the Grand Trunk railway company has twice been we is going to bring the suit up hearing again at the approaching ing assizés, Two years ago, Mr. Luby, while in the employ- ment of the company as br lost fingers of one at Oshawa, PERSONAL MENTION, Movements Of The People -- What They Are Saying And Doing. kL. in 'the city, Miss Hlanche -Dustin, Watertown, N. Y., is visiting friends in the city. Hon. Willian Harty, Kingston, was introduced into the federal parliament | on Tuesday. W. H. Godwin lit Sanit Ste for last evening odge Marie to organize a of the A0.UW. "Capt. Jobu Paul," "Richard Carvel," is a former Mon: trealer, Peaicy T. Moore. George Francis, of Conway, enter ad the service of the street railway company' yesterday, as conductor. Justice Britton has towards the equipment of the new free consumption hospital at Muskoka. Alexander Watts, an employee the locomotive wor ill in the I'Hotel pneumonia. Neil MeCallum, Glenburnie, is being favorably spoken of as a edudidate for | sugurat the vacancy in the county council, gaused by the retirement of George Wright. - The funeral of the late Peter Ansel stine took place this morning from his Inte residence, Division street. It was of a private nature, only relatives at | tending. Charles E. Doolittle, has given 830 to the new free con sumption hospital in Muskoka. After this his name would more appropriate ly be "Doomuech." J. T. Murray, of Montreal, former ly of the Carnoveky wood mapuiac- turing Company, is spending a few days in the city, He is here in the in tevests of a Montéal house furnish ih company, which is assisting in fit ting up the home of Mr. and Mm. F Albree, Emily street. Improvement In Writing. In inspector Kidd's office, at the board of education rooms, there are on exhibition samples of writing, the work of pupils in the various forms of the public schools. One set of sam ples comprises work done in Septem- ber last, the month in which Miss Barney was, appointed to specially teach writing = and drawing. The other set was done this month, The difference in the excellence of the writ ing is very marked. Every shows a distinct improvement in neat ness, style and formation of chara ters. It would be well worth anyone's while to vigit the mspector's office and inspect the writing, Some excellant specimens of peumanship, all in the verti al, aré on exhibition. The board | sg oms to have taken a wise course in appointing Miss Barney as supervisor of writing. She has accomplihed good results. Property Committee Meets. The property committee of the hoard of education met last night, there bes ing pre ent Chairman Oram, Messrg, Kelly, Dyde, Lambert aid Joseph Wil- son. The committes decided to ask for about $1,000 as the appropria- tion to be expended on the séhools. This is considered a small sum for keeping in repair eight buildings for a year. The finance commitiee will meot this evening. The suum. asked: ior by each committee will he considered, and the estimates fixed. . : Some Magazines Stolen. During the past few days the Fobra ary copy of the Reviews of Reviews has been stolen from the reading room of the Y.M.C.A. Several clippings have also been cut from the papers. A 'notice has been posted to the effect that if the offender is canght he will be punished to the full extent of the law. On several occasions previous to this various wagazives have ben missed from the tables. Periodicals aie too cheap these days fo warrant anyone committing the sin of theft An Interesting Article. The article on "Early Slaves in the Midland District," written by T. W. Casey in the Napanee Beaver, will ke rend with interest, especially by mem- bers of the Kingston historical ciety. Mr. Casey has loon at much pains to collect the Tacis he has war shalled together and js anxious to get more. In a note to the Whig he says he would be pleased if any of the Whig readers who have knowledge of slaves in this sestion would give him the details. Hoy " One Foot In The Grave." "If the thousands of people who rush to So worthy a remedy as South American Nervine as a" last resort would get it as a firsy resort, how much misery and suffering would' be spared. If you have muy merve dis order you needn't: suffer a minute longer. A. thousand testimonies to prove it. For. sale by Henry Wade and £. C. Mitchell--36. tap ---- ti American vs. Canadian Canned x Meats. The recent tests between American and Canadian canned ments prove that no canned meats are superior to those packed by W. Clark; Montreal. Cataraqgui lodge, No. 19, LO.OF., met last night and initiated one new member. - A COFFEE SWORD, + DR. H. Clarke, malster, Toronto, is | {at St. "George's hall in the play donated $23 | sk ! White, secretary ireasarer, | was re-dlected, and mention' made of | of | her afficlent" servicers to the society. 8, is dangerously | Dien with typhoid | bv Rev. i the of Hamilton, | ee TE HISTORICAL RB. T. WALKEM, K.C., WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT. Sorry That the Public Did Not Appreciate The Paperp Offered Were of Great Value. . The historical society met last night Elgetion of offi: cers for the ensuing yvear® had been de Society--The | H Benefit Unless It Is Digested. Nearly every one will tion we sot tow much west | vopetobles and ie grins For busmess men, office aww - awl in lavt everyone engaged in sedente Foor oc TPR ORS, rains, with weed vow are wuch more vabthing Only men ewgaged Wa ont-door { manuel Johor. con hyo on a heavy meal det {apd com inge Wm health . | Is Of Ljttle BRAIN. FOOD | | i admit 'hat as a Ba ad po Hith unre ferred for some time, for various rear | RT. president: meeting. Dr. Walken, K. Cy was chosen vice-president; sleeve, second { sons, but were proceeded with at this | James MeAr | { thar, first viee-president; Miss Gilder | Miss | The latter || Dr. Walkem took the chair, vacated | C. EB Cartwright, who, as president during the past year, and as a memby } on, of the society since its has been faithful and dil gent, sorry that the pedple did not appreci ote the society and jis work more. H | thev understood its aims; he was suse a larger attendance at Something should those historically in the little hand The papers contfibu years of i there would be muctings done to induce clined to jain meets monthly. ted during the existence were of value. Dr. Walkem his best to promote the welfare interest 'of the society. Mr. McArthur was to have paper on the origin of Canadisn cities and towns, but being prepared, Rev. Prof gave a paper on the Guelph family, great Thé next three papers will be read = by Juiges McArthur, Joseph Georg and Proi. Shortt, Mi wil deal with the landmarks of Kingston George Frontenac Ward Conservatives. At last night's meeting of Frontena ward conservatives the following off cers were elected: ward, alderman R gsubv-chairman, John chairmen of ward N. F Sowards, 113, M puyit | cph Tait { following divisions, Ne. 12, D. A. Shaw; Purtell; No. 14, alderman Jos The chairman, with #he ten delegates, are ta attend the convention which is tc sleet a candidate : H. Hunter, D. A H. Hunter; No in Laird, M. Dolan, and James Kane At a meeting last evening of servatives of . Portsmouth, Really was appointed chairman, Messrs. EB. Mooney, W J. A. Matthewson - delegates convention to select a candidate. Jo con What Dr. Knight Reports. Professor Knight, Queen's univessi- ty, has been making experiments ve contly to determine the effects on' fish of sawdust and other industrial water poliutions. He found that trout could live very comfortably in a tank where a pailful of sawdust was kept con stantly stirred up. He concludes that sawdust is not dangerous. Hig con tention is disputed and his plan shown to be faulty. It is the rofting of sawdust and the gas germinated that does damage with sardines, There are those thik that in pure prices, come from France or Italy They da. not. They are caught! in weirg in the Bay of Fundy and canned largely in Eastport and Lubeck; Me. Also they are not sardines. They are young herrings, "with an occasional haddock, codfish, or tomecod. But herrings are very wholesome, and if we clearly understand that cheap sar dines are herrings. and: that pure olive oil," is made frour cottonseed, there is no harm done. who "best imported sardines, olive The Little Minister. Miss Stevens, who will aot the sweet character of Lady Babbie, in Little Minister," when it is played here on Satuiday next, was some years ago a prominent member of the late Charles Hovt's theatrical forces In Taree comedy her work wes of wich a high quality thet reviewers all over the country prophesied success for her in legitimate work These prophecies have been realized, it seems, for the actress' lady Babbie has been strong ly commanded as a forceful charming plece of work, original to a degree and in ho sense imitative of Mise Adams' personation of the same spirit ed character Should Guard Against Icicles. The city commissioner should notify merchants and residents on the prin cipal streets to remove the icicles that hang from the roofs of. their build ings. They are very dangerous, as several citizens who have been mained for life by falling icicles, can testify. At mighday now the sun is quite strong, the result being that the fomg sitips of hanging ice, sharp pointed as needles, are freed from their base and fall crashing to the street below. Sev eral parraw. escapes were witnessed within the past few days, and it would soem to be the commissioner's time to act. a panei None For Kingston. While: the! chidf = harbor ports of Georgian Bay sre well provided for in The president-elect said he was | be that | the society's { historical promised to doi and | road a { the names of not Ferguson history of the Chairman of the McFarlane; | Thomase and Donaldson and to al The report deals oil," at hargain sale "Fhe a day fx sit {As o general rule, Went One women and } for wil classes oof oem, { children, ond KYO and vegetable § whonid constitute ¥ of food eaten But many of (he Most nuritious foods are | diffopit of degeptinm, ard at is of mo use. to { advise brain workers 1a eat lv of grains | ang vegctables hers the tow i ew giilnte them Properly wath Jo always best wo get the het, weulia 1 ane food that some simple aml harm | LE bie should be taken nite wdels to | aamist the relaxed digestive orgaum, apd poy { eral yenrs experience jmve proven St gris 1 Devpepsin Tabieta ao. be oa very safe, plows ark elfoative: digestive endl a remedy may be saken dally with the best spsia Tabada oun hardly. bo re joie, ae they do poL.ach ou the bowels Bf Any Paptiouite olga but only on the food satew They supply What weak stomachs lack, pepsin disetane, and by atimulating the gastric glands wereass 2 | nntaral 'weeretion of hydroshlorie acid | People who make a daily practice oF, one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Jotun, alter, vach meal amv 'sure to a pericet | Hosation which, meds pede health, © Li Fiore ia no depen of forpdog an (Aigrious Fhobit fis the tablets coutsin absolutely roth but uatural digestives: © morphine | pod wirgllar drogs bane no plsice in a Mom { meh medicine, and Stmet's Dyspepsia Trblets ame certainty tha bees kpofm and most pupl Jar ol all stomach remedies 158 Four drggiet fof » ity cmt package of Biuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, awed alier a woelds uss ote the improvement in bealth, appetite and MEYOUS enewgy | ---------------------- ba : nine ag entitled | Alderman Tait, Shaw, William Dean, | ! Capt, Charles Martin, James Gowdy, | | John Watson It's for you fo decide what kind of coal you wart, Swift's Scranton Coal "Is the best and costs wo more than othir binds. JAMES SWIFT & 50. 'Phone 135. 1 i = - ee 4 HONEST COAL. Coal that will give you the full your money is the only kiod that is olan all the way through--is which svery penny pay counts fos warmth and comlert. ' Coal for grates, slack burners, and' stoves of every Mind Al kinds of Wood and Kinde Hogm Kind we you { ! 2 { | © Foot of Queen Sv.--'Phone 9. A COSY if . : hele the dominion estimates, not. one cent The Old Things Would 'Bob Up.' Lis y down for Kingston harior, ite wword into people | hich ie hardly in mead No donbt Coffee pits and shen another. You" Hon Mr. Hariy will point-out to the first ome place th A way depend: wpon it, if you are a cof Luinister of public works this serious The sum. of £10,000 has fee drin and have ailments in BOME | uicaion. of the orghos of the body, that coffee | boon placed in the estimates for dredg- is doing its. work. You may prove jug at the ico of Wolie sland not by leaving it off although BOOTH'S COAL. Phone 183, Vom of Wert Rims Your Neighbor Says WALSH'S SCRANTOD "COAL. IS ALL RIGHT. joints, bow legs, big ih ger in charge of the othe ; tive, in sting for damages to the amowmt of $5,000. ---- ------ Men Gather. whether it is or for ten days or two weeks, 44 "Often "takes from 'nine 'te sth \ recover , WAR 10e.; 15¢.,,20¢., Be. See the shippers in Abernethy's wise dow ut the ve prices, will be . Few people re so greedy as to take both # an argument. New suits foc spring,