ax 's Offer 633.41, | Petworth $2,001.21 by it accounts In regard to the fin (supervision), $29; . ( Aion), $18.12; Piping. $15; tin , $10.40; engineeri ' gr To be ded total is the sum of $37.56, which or county, t Was moved by Councillors Paul and mol) that the Sut of the as ved at y accepted. man Creek, Councillor Councillor Mar- Councillor Wil- cotmmitteo be paid or , there Frontenac $312.46, Fron- assuming payment of the re- presented to the nine committee. This motion bridge, ucted from LAR umed still at Whit- each recom- that the contract between the representatives of having reference to n. Councillors le made SE do with the neillors Spoor £ F city of Kin i the past winter. that he had been ur, mittee to built, and somethi many length y Raid that work. fied the other by read by Council tion. Councillor Mill that the wi injured the late in = & £ i Pringle given power by the in the y stated that such had read. This: was done b; its it : Sproule said he consider. 4d that when the temperature was 1 below zero, for such a time as was the case last the two councils, this. bridge Councillor be poor and He . fault lay in the quality of the used in the concrete. He did not A that the frost had anything to injury ol el bridge. Th ances of other concrete works in faa. gston which had been severe frost of the Councillor Pillar stated that the contractor told him recently ions. merete work, and if Councillor Prin- oy who was appointed to inspect the work, pronounced it satisfactory, then he considered that the counties should for the work. Councillor Pringle the committee had urged the contractor to go on with the Councillor Keach wanted to know whether Councillor Pringle had noti- ustibors of the commit- tee previous to joint meeting on January 7th last, that the work had inspected, approved and paid for him previous to that date. The minutes of the joint meeting on January 7th, at Colebrook, were lor Martin, and show: od no such notification, On the con: the work in ques- expressed his was a failure foundation, and if the frost work, the contractor not have delayed the work un- the season. He o Je roaches to this bridge of A . quality. Councillor claimed that the committee had used their best judgment in the ter, » - Warden Stoness wanted to know whether Councillor Pringle had been joint committee to Councillor Spoor been a few remarks concern- the circumstances which led up to the making of this agreoment. The latter stated that no contract was ever 'entered into between Contractor McGrath and himself. Whitman Creek bridge was to be built under the same regulations as governed the of the th bridge, and when he the jormer, bridge he building con- le cited the pom- proceed with the work in question at the time he did start. Councillor Paul said that he had no doubt that the contractor' was a good man and that Councillor Pringle had 1 his duty of inspection to the best of his ability. The bridge, he de , is a disgrace to the contrac. tor, and the counties by which it was i ought to be done held also held the case tor tation should for his ticks sible in the matter, At this stage there was some: talk of compromise, but the councillors of Lennox and Addington considered such a settlement was not advisable. They considered that the contractor's at stake and that he sake repair the work in question, The councillors of Frontenac arrived at the same con- was an McGrath mitlees, The items bridge not under dispute were : Iron and approaches, $45, to' . The countv of Lennox and had paid the former bill of Frontenac the latter, balance countv of Lennox and Addington from the county of Frontenac. It was mov- od by Councillors Pillar-Franklin, that this adjustment be -- INCIDENTS OF THE DAY, Newsy Paragraphs Picked up by Reporters On Their Rounds. .. Abernethy's shoes look the hest. ¥. excursion, Wednesday, 3.20 tal Addington and leavi to G boa "The genuine" Blaud's iron tonic pills, 100 for 25¢., at Gibson's work, $245, $290 W.C.A, County ner a pam. Tick Cross drug store. The Kin, of range It will likel Prof. Pai slim drug At the general assembly the speech- Dyde on the Queen's Uni- question were highly commend- handled the matter in a most d thorough manner. support" the comserva- romised to Frontenac matter of the subway is t the city a fine cLeod and his friends must bear ium of the matter. Farrington, , had a Eoin before magistrate on Wednesday, es of Prof. versity ed. Ho able ed w years sent to paint wash The the British- been Oo from The "moral tive council pi council in the likely" to cos Ald. M the odi Geol "The Kingston, wills afford Fe the their hair, ied and vari all kinds of hair Sistinetion of bei A bunch of keys found on the mar ket this morning await an owner at the police station. gston Old Boys' Association Ottawa will meet next week to at- au excursion to Kingston. be on July 23rd. ine was greeted hv such a at house last evening that he refused to play bef One teachers in Kin for audience of the store, ith -abductin up for trial, Yo ave 2 bad record. hen the city buys special advice it should be follower he tor's opinion overrode that to's munici sult was evi the city's mo English, A fumes at Gibson's store, The Trusts and Guarantee company, limited, Toronto, has & administrator of the estate of the late David Morrison of who died in April last, the widow of the deceased havin, company's favor, upwards of $20,000 principa in Wal A meeting of the Hotel Kevpors' As. sociation was held noon, kerton. There was some in regard to rema hotel keeper closing. A few of the things Taylor & Hamilton's : garden hose, lawn mowers, cans, screen doors, chicken wire, white. lead, boiled in re brushes, ncess street. those I--_-- se. ice cream drug Pury. on eam, and own should take proceedings to collet 'the mainder of what is coming to him as the committees still hold a sum money due the contractor by the com- of the ets, lore 50 many empty seats. prettiest of the lady gston's schools will be married next month and go to live in Tiving western city, "Impossible" to improve bn the ice cream sodas at Gibson's pal authority and the ye- ced in the dismissal of tion at Osgoode Hall, merican, lly of cash deposited in banks a full attendance of the mem- ing present. The of a private nature and thing made public as to the results, animated discussion rks made by a local ady mixed Paints, gas ranges, Victor oil stoves, blue flame oe i, wringers, coal cook . Don't forget the place, 89 and -------------- Question Of Baldness. visit of Prof. Dorenwend to on Thursday, bald, to consult hin, regard- He carries a lar goods. He has the ng the largest yanu- most noted spovial- Private apartments American hotel have secured for the convenience of Lis trons store were equally respon- repu- ed that Contrac- be allowed to re- of Whitman Creek of $100 due the anproved, 25¢c. Tea served on Red the Grand Opera Red Cross penny. Mud Lake, charg- a girl of eighteen the police and was Farrington is sad he city solici- of Toror- and French per- Red Cross drug been appointed Walkerton, Ont oh renounced in the 'he estate amounts and consists yesterday after business was there was no- regard to Sunday you can buy at Refrigerators, watering window screens, oil, turpentine, oil stoves, tubs, trouble June 23cd, who are bald, or ge nt of samples of at Gibson's Red ) attempt a com- promise with the county of Lennox. usillor John Cox claimed that bo : Expert Ross, over the plant. his infirmness. view of the fact way to 'a fire, Fireman Lemmon, tory. Chairman he had been given should know haps reported to next meeting. four years. It second choice; five cents. the Peerless. The were vears since hose. on Friday evening, was returning mile from were invited into where very dainty served, through the and Mrs. Third. .A., acting-pastor delivered by many Gibson's Red Cross tain, Ww - food isn't the railroad work, much work of a entary habits were me dyspepsia and which 160 poun good. It seemed poorer 1 much I had eaten. T! Gra small along, petite, until the tress as before. "I have provement has bee satisfaction and merican le hurriedly, kg lots Postum Co.; fountain is made . x ous ltd' book, 1 ville," A letter was recei: known when the city inte He promised to have placed before the committee at The Rev. before another meal, hindering digestion and a food that is predigest: in nourishment." that was at the time. It was resolved Fireman Cockade should act as sparé driver in future, as long as satisfac- Toye had some days ago instructed the chief to place Fire- man Cockade in that position. Ald. Carson asked the chairman if he had received any statement the city solicitor regarding the for plant appeal case before council. He thought the committee something about The chairman replied that he had not, but stated that the solicitor had per- the city treasurer. the statement of was also present. Short s of 5 undoub: until it nded taking On motion of Ald, Carson, the com- mittee decided to allow Fireman Me- Kee, of No. 2 station, to home at nights for two wee from Electrical ntreal, stating that his figure $750 for report on the lighting plant did not include the superin i work to Lhe or an examination of it ter ome or » It was simply for advice and specifications on the improvi it on a first sleep the A large number of samples were re- ceived in reply to the tender adver- tisement for 500 feet of two and one- half inch fire hose, The tenderers were all local merchants. The prices rang- ed from scventy cents cents a foot. Chief Elmer gave the preference 10 the Peerless (Toronto), used in the department for the past was easier to handle in cold weather and 'did not hold 'the frost. The Keystone was the chief's Peerless eighty cents and the Keystone eighty- On motion of Ald. Mowat, it was decided to purchase 500 feet of snecessful tenderers McKelvey jf Birch. It is two the committee purchased to ninety-five ---------- Killed Near Sharbet Lake. + W. C. Tennant, a civil engineer, in the employ of the C.P.R., was killed, on the track a short distance west of Sharbot Lake. He had been superintending some en- gineering work in that vicinity and to the village on hand car with two other men shortly after six o'clock. When about half a the village the hand car was struck by an east-bound freight and thrown from the track with fatal results to one of the party, the other two escaping with a few bruises. Dr. Mundell, coroner, has gone to Shar- bot Lake to hold an inquest. --tie-- Had A Good Time. After the regular weekly practice of St. Andrew's church choir, last even- ing, at which there was a very attendance, the members of the choir the ladies' parlor, refreshments were courtesy of Dr. Neil Leckie, St. Andrew's, eches were of those present and all united in expressing their gra- titude to Dr. and Mrs. giving them a practical expression of appreciation of the work of the choir. ful Third for thus -- Try maple walnut sundae, only at drug stove foun- Abernethy's for "Invietus" shoos, TURN OVER TIME. When Nature Mints About The Food. When there's no relish to any food and. all that one eats doesn't seem to do any good then is the time to make a tufn over in the diet, for that's Na- ture's way of dropping. a hint that the kind required. "For a number of years I followed it being office trying nature. Meals times were our busiest and eating too much and too quickly of food such as i commonly served in hotels and res. taurants, these together with the sed- not long in giving stomach trouble Feduewd my weight from 208 to "There was little relish in any food and none of it seemed to do me any the more I ate the got and was alwave hungry no matter how "Then 1 commenced a fair trial of Nuts and was surprised how a saucer al it would carry mo strong and with satisfied ap- next meal, with no sensations of hunger, weakness or dis. been following this diet now for several months and mv im- mn so great all the others in my family have taken up the use of Grape-Nuts with complete mu improvement in health and bain " "A tedly \ eat of worrv. thus Road therefore need ed and concen- Name given Battle Creek, Mich, kage for the fam- to Well- was at ke, during Al. Carson said there should be a competent man on hand 'at the upper station to do the driving when regular driver was not at the tion. This was very neccessary one of horses had fallen this week on The regular the sta- in the the driver, not on hand that 2000 the lighting privy this. its was a a.m. urday, pastor. « ri a vi B, R. J. should 000. time grants to public to defray expense in grants to fair associations, grants te the various townships, and the recent heavy expenditure toward the construc- tion of boundary line bridges. In the history knowledge of any grants to Wolfe Isl- and. Wolfe fare to market is by ferry, years the accommodation has heen of such a nature that the ratepa; obliged to float a- debt of £30,000 for the construction of a them a better service. found to take an extra $6,000 suitable 1|is asking the council to assist us in the extra expenditure, and I feel it will deal generously, and whatever as- sistance it may see fit to give will be very thankfully received by the people of Wolfe Island and tives. ; Some reasons why the prosent ferry is not giving the joved in past years is that cheese dustry has taken the ing butter in baskets, five factories running on Wolfe Island, with an average of about to the factory, off the travel of 200 people who would otherwise weekly. rons par oth services, on Monday, at 3 o'clock ; Epworth swiftly were the blows laid across the League on Monday evening, at « [poor fellow's back. He never winced, o'clock; Mrs, Pike's Bible class on | he hever groaned, he took it biting Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock; prayer and grinding his teeth as the cruel meeting on Wednesday evening at * & |scourging went on. Livid and like o'clock, ! Morning anthem, Home," Mr. Kelso and choir; solo d ing offertory by Miss Andrews. Even- ing anthem, "Hast Thou Not Known;" solo, "Face to Face" W. H. Martin. Queen Street Methodist Church, June 12th.--Rev, D.D., will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 p. m. The Lord's Supper will be admin- istered after the evening sermon. Sun- day school at 2.4 on Monday. Mid-week service on Wed nesday at 8 p.m. All welcome. Morning anthem, "Come Let Us Wor- ship," Mr. Shea.and choir; solo," Je- su, My Refuge" Hinckley, Looks REASONS FOR GRANT -- To Wolfe Island Ferry Given By Councillor Spoor. The reasons set forth by Councillor Spoor why the county council give a grant to the Wolfe Isl- and ferry are as follows : J is one of the largest| ratepaying town- ships in the county, comprising 30,000 acres, with an assessed value of 8635, The representatives to go to market two days The hay is now shipped in pressed form and the population has leercased Neary for the chapge that has tak- MARINE INTELLIGENCE, What is Going on in Harbor and Elsewhere Craig's wharf : Steamers Melbourne, Michigan and Alexandria, up, MT. company son, cleared for Oswego with two light barges, Swift's wharf : Steamers Hamilton, down; Spartan, up; Ridean Kipg, from Ottawa. Richardsons' wharf : D., from bay ports, with grain; schooner Queen of the Takes will like- Iv ¢ An Gananoque Journal. John Ruttle, South Lake, disd on June 4th. in Ireland, coming when ei rs. ied to nd ille, one 1,000 Islands And Rochester. Steamer wharf at ay. of Quinte ports and Rochester. J.P RH ,» agent. De ---- Bath mits, "hemp knit," at Gib- son's Red Cross drug store, , all are welcome, Y.M.C.A.--Sunrise a.m.; gospel ducted by the Volunteer Band. day, workers' Bible class, S p.m. Sat- prayer meeting, 8 pm. All men welcome, street. Methodist' church--Rev. Eber Crummy, B.A. Sunday services, Pastor will preach Sunday school 3 p.m. Pastor's Bible Christian Endeavor, Prayer meeting, class, 4:15 p.m, Monday, Wednesday, at § p.m, Cooke's Alexander dence 65 Union street west, Sunday services, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school, 3 p.m. the morning service will be conducted the evening service by W. J. MacQuarrie. Strangers welcome. Syhenham Street i June 12th--Rev, J. Philp. M.A, D.D., a.m. and 7 Jum. Rev. D. C. Day will preach at Sunday school and Bi- ble classes at 2:45 p.m.; pastor's cluss by Mr. Laird, up Messrs. Shea, solo "Jerusalem" man, Toronto; male quartette, "Lost Chord," Messrs. Shea, Hogan, Squire and Manhard. of boat. lear to-night for Sodus with felds- ight 'years of age. John Ruttle when twenty-two years old where she has resided for years. Mrs. Ruttle leaves Mich.;" Charles Mich.; Mrs, 8. McCormack, Kingston; and Christopher Ruttle, all of whom were present al on June 6th, and was one of the largest funerals for many years jn South Lake settlement, y 10:17 am. Thousand Islands, and Bethel Congregational hurd = Rw, A Scene in Fort Henry in Former prayer meeting, service, at 8 p.m. Church, Presbyterian, Rev Laird, B.A., minister, resi Sunday, June 12th Methodist church Sérvices at 11 'Heaven is (Johnston) Mrs, J. Cooper Antlifi, M.A., p.m. E. L. of C.E, (Dauk's), Miss May Evening anthem, "My Faith to Thee" (Schnecker). Manhard and choir; (Parker), Mr. Chap- -------- Wolfe 1sland have from cheerfully supported institutions, grants smallpox cases, time the county he had no thorough- and of late Island's main FS Were boat to give This sum is inadequate, and it will to complete a The island deputation be their representa- service that was en- in- place of market- There are now forty pat- thereby cutting by about 700, making it wharf: Tug Thom- Schooner Laurg ------ Old Pioneer Dead. 'The deceased was born to this country and moved to the farm over sixty three sons Henry, Carson- S., Bay City, daughter : South Lake, at the puner- ------ North King leaves Swift's Sundays, for at 5 p.m. for 4:15 p.m, con- Tues- B.Se., pastor. 11 am. and 7 p.m. at both services. My ur- She was mar- |, pons in the HE WAS LASHED AND THE STRIPES NUMBER- © ED 275. . N. Morden, . Services, 1 7 St i Days--Scourged For Having aan. and 7 paw. Strangers cordially auyiied. Sets dre hh Siabhey a Superior--A Hard irst Congregation urch.--The Fight. pastor, Rev.D, M. olandt will Willig Allen was in a reminiscent freach, both Sef vives. Morning sub- | od the other night and recalled the Jot ost of The Cone ution, only flogging he ever saw administer- ed by the British soldiers. "1 was on- n{ly a broth of a 'boy," he said "and was carrying milk to Fort Henry when I got wind of an event that stirred the entire regiment lying in the fort. It was said that a soldier-- a tailor--had stabbed his superior with a pair of shears and that the court- martial had ordered 500 lashes for the offence. I did hear that the ser- geant had so exasperated the private that he used the scissors to resent the abuse heaped upon him. T was curious enough to want to sce the flogging 20 1 was on hand the next morning and I loafed around in the barrack rooms and elsewhere until eleven o'- clock. A few minutes before that 1 saw the guard shut the gates and I heard the bolts fall. Then the regi- ment. was marched out and formed a square about a triangle which stood in the centre. The soldier stripped to the waist was marched out and fast- ened to the triangle. The doctor and provost sergeant took their places and four 'stalwart soldiers: were told off to use the knotted cat-o'-nine-tails. Then the lashing began and good and raw becisteak soon became his back, and blood trickled down his limbs before the doctor raised his hand and called a halt. The man had réceived 275 lashes | Then I saw the provost sergeant take a towel dip it in a pail of salt and water, rinse it out and throw the cold saline cloth over his shoulders. He was cut down and marched out of the gates and to the military hospital where the healing process went on. It was a horrid sight and I shall .never forget it." ---- A FIREMAN"S FALL. A Pole Gave Way And Samuel Hall Was Injured. Fireman Samuel Hall fell off a fire- alarm pole at the corner of Montreal and Ordnance streets yesterday after- noon, and eustained a few injuries, but it would take a dozen such falls to knock the life out of the veteran fire-fighter "Sammy," who doesn't mind such a pole performance a bit. In company with his brother, John Hall of No 1 Station, he was engaged taking "the fire wires off the pole, which was in a very bad condition and to be taken down. The pole was provped, and his brother was also giving support to it. Just as Fire- man "Sammy" had finished with the wires and was startine to come down, the nole gave way, falling slowly over. Along with it came the chunky fire- man, who performed the elever acro- batic feat of hupeing {he top and saving himself from being Rossead off. The distance to the eround was thir tv icet, and in due time the pole and the fireman landed, the pole under neath. However, it hoinced on strik ing the ground, and hit its rider a blow on the chin which had the same effect as a pueilist's knockout swine, Fireman Hall was gro~~ for some time afterwards. His injuries consist- ed of a split chin, a bruised nose, and two slichtly sprained wrists. His bro- ther drove hi to Dr. Sands' office, where two stitches were put in his chin, and his other injuries dressed. He thought himself fortunate in es caping so well, 'and prides himself in the manner in which he rode the pole, ------ Not Fair To The Nurses. There is a strong feeling among the friends of the Gemeral Hospital nurs es that they should not he expected by the board of governors to asstme the heavy task of cleaning the ins i- tution. Special provision should he made for the disinfecting, and the strength of the nurses not taxed by rough manual labor involved in clean ing walls, woodwork, floors and fur niture. That is not in the programme of their training, of which they are losing much just now. The greatest care is exercised in the choice of nurs- es for the institution, and even at this particular time that fact should be re membbred. In order to save expense, | the nurses' services may he utilized much against their will, but a very marked dissatisfaction will exist in many quarters, -- There Was No Quorum. The fair association was called by the mayor to meet yesterday after noon, but he himself was the only one present, too short noti-e having heen given, There is g strong feeling that a street fair, with the , Hordicultural show in the market building would be a great attraction during the last week of August, -- Abernethy's sell the best trunks. To Prove what Anti-p} System Treatment ee arent you, Every Reader of this paper may have Sample Bottle sent Free by Mail. Deraggement of the stomach is re- sponsible for much sickn . Every organ of the board oe ti bets norven aig hipuriey co theliver, fect nutrition--Th Re Sissi and unable to rform thele work--become clogged, diseased, and throw out theip weak feel sick, help thostomrons fe, hen well Soma) Fioazs a well body. Auti-Pill, ys discovery that mtu 1s. infl ly used; ing now for $25. SEPP P bee te0e ® * 0000000000000 Stvie No, JIA isti in advance of any Fe dd ny ing an exactness of it never beforeeualie Ample skirt to give the new drooping hips ect, sO as to waist Made in silk y Py Cloth, silk stitched, | trimmed with ri Valenciennes lace and satin bow, a By the adoption and tonnnual | . Wearing of an E. T. Corset beawy ! of form can be cultivated. @ Thereis an E. T., Corset made for you that will give you the grace- curves of the fashionable figure. a Ask your dealer 10 fit you with the corset that suits your figure. 1 i @ Corsets i You dont wash with the Box ! Both box and wrapper of Baby's Own Soap ure plain, business like and cheap. All the money is in the Soap itself, which is as *"* wholesomely ** pure and fragrant as money can make it. Baby's Own Soap Is much imitated as to appearances, but delicate skins soon show the differ- ence. "Baby's Own' YOU no more than imitations. Albert Toilet Soap Co., Mirs. IMONTREAL. costs the over40 years. Alld i in the iro of Canady sell and recom: an the only medicine its kind that cures and univers faction. prom Jinsd ust wre) tics of Nervous Weak Emissions, Spermatorrhea, Impotency, and all effects Of Abuse Or eXoess0s the excecsive use of Tobarco, Opium or Stimulants, Mental aml Brain Worry, all of which lead to Inflrmity, {nsanity, Consumption and an rly Grave. Price $1 per package or six for 8. One will plecse, siz will cure. Mailed prompty on m- Yeipt of price. Stud fox free pamphlet. , Address eo Wood LUAL 7, indsor, 02k, Canada, Wood's Phosphodine is sold by all Kingston Druggists. J. GILBERT Family Grocer and Tea Merchant Importer Special Attention Given Family Trade A FULL LINE OF Crosse & Blackwell's Goods JUST ARRIVED. Main Store, 194 Barrie St. 'Phone 254 BRANCII STCRE Cor, Gore & Wellington Sts. Phone £48 Everyday Bargain Day --AT-- \ McDowall's Music Store. -- A good Dominion Organ, slight- original price $#5, go- Pianos from $50 up. All kinds small musical goods at } their original price. 2000000060000 Swift's $ Scranton $ Coal 36.50. Quality Guaranteed. JAMES SWIFT & C0. Telephone 135. PERLE G0 00000 G. A. BATEMAN ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES, LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE. BROKER. Office, 61 Clarence street. ing a Doran gave Lapel Tuesday in mann of New neople yer Jari A the? ter Walsh, Miss Marge Etta Ward assiste The first dance (lub, which was hs a very jolly openi season. Mrs. Geor chaperon, and Mr guest of honor. Mrs. W. I. Nickl, dah tea yeste hi Hog Baker, Alwi a young people's f day afternoon. | Mrs. Sears, Earl y last night BY Low, who with Mrs. Robertso The following wil putantes at the Re lege ball : Miss 1} Kathleen McParlay Casgrain, Miss Flo Loretto Kingsley, 1 Miss Leta Carson, son, Miss Kathleen Miss Julia Horsey phy, Miss Minnie G e Cards were recei the ball at Royal Canada's chief soci to come off on the Mrs. McParland tions for a dance Mrs. Skinner, has sent out cards on Saturday, June seven, to meet M Skinner, Mrs. Robert J. ( Home" on Saturda four to six o'clock. Invitations have Kingston for a dan Inn on Wednesday, * . Mrs. George Cliff, not receive again u Mrs. N. R. Carmi ive i til th ceive again until Migs. = Ethel Hen from Ottawa for - will be the guest « Her old friends will portunity of saying to her, which they about her since the her engagement. People who knew were delighted to fi tion to the W. A. d nual in Brockville the Bank of Montr very pleasant, Ww! saving when the personality and the welcome are remem : . . Miss Smith, of § ~ We do not believ seen such low prices on such high-class' q now offering :-- Velvet Squares, wi heavy close pile, ne and scroll designs, halls and landings, never offered less th cial price $1. Rem Remnants of Carp these ends is alm Lengths of body, bo Brussels and Tapest yards, now offered e tions. Remnants of Oil this lot may be just sire, every ¢nd' marl length, over fifty enc duced prices. Pillow Cas Made up ready to ities of Cotton, sizes 1 -- Pillow Cases, mad Finish Cotton Sheet and English cottons less than the present same qualiity mater Bed Spreads, stron edges, soft yarn, no gle and double bed and prices, SSc., £1.60. rt np N The latest and mo terials for Shirt W brilliant finish, ve weaves, shades of lig rroyal, fast colors, 1 B0c., 55¢., 60c., 6c. Suit, Linen Crash Suiti iginal designs, very ideas, heavy coarse