Way Specials for Bring Your Boys Here one-Fourth Off the Price On all Children's Fancy Suits--for Boys 3 t0 9 baseball f age, all new goods in all the latest styles, ENTS TELL US In Eastern . Ontario ~-- People Are Doing And They Are Saying. -of Children's Suits ever seen in this city. ance. A number of our citizens SATURDAY you have the opportunity to fit out the youngsters at 2 saving of ONE-FOURTH. Men's Washing Vests, odd lines to clear at 79c | each. Regular prices, $1.50 to $2. J ; circus at Napanee. Millhaven, May 24.--Miss ton. Clayton Steele and wife, ter, have moved here Kodaceg F nigan's place,' and moved into his | fith has enhiwoud. the, gai of : : % new home, Chester Nicholson is put- | his property by planting a hedge, Wa have the new Brown No 4 jo-dozen Black Cashmere 'Half Hose to clear at 2 tr home. Chester Nicholion is put: [his proparty LJ Bence, eic. Frank Kodak, 3}x4}, 89, and Stee N irs for 25C. . ber of the farmers hereabouts. Messrs. | Clark his moved from Sand street, in Kodak, £12, and a full lin : & : : pl Wemp and Hogle, Bath, have finished | to the old Jmperial hotel, and is em- eof Kodak and Camera supplies. jor trade. Snowflake Baking Powder the summer Attended The Circus. These Prices Are For Saturday Only. Roney & Co.. Neeley is to leave shortly Mr. Dodge's house, west lage. Visitors: Saturd ay NHS OF NEIGHBORS 5:2 : WHAT WHIG CORRESPOND- The Tidings From Various Points What What game of took place here on Victoria Duy, between the married and single years 0 en of the village. The game was one department of gol for an inde- 3 > of merriment to the spectators, finite 3 mmably as long as Buster Brown, Russian Blouse, Vestee, Fauntelroy, | was wanaly contested, resulting ina oe ihn © it. She was fotmen | Sailors, i 2 1 score of 39 to 40, in favor of the|ly teacher here, and was unusually Ni : tks, ete. We are showing the finest single men, There was a large attend- ey William J. Abrams, who sus attend- es the Kingston celebration, also the Home From Rochester. Beatrice Franklin is visiting friends in Kings. Roches- . y to reside with his father, Joséph Steele. Robert Fin- nigan has bought the late Mrs. Fin- painting. Billings Amey"s house, Selby, May 25.--A number from here attended the circus at Napanee, is much needed in this vicinity, G. M. for the North-West. M. Keller has moved in}? of the vil-} IM G. Sandborn; Bellrock; Rain Slightly ut his sdw in Lane's mH, to his residence, "Lake . Lane has gone te the front for a few days William Chatson, Chatson house, 18 haying his hotel wired for a comple electric bell call system. The box social at Slate Falls, was 'a success, netting in aid of the wircuit, $135.46. Clarence Paul; Queen's University, has taken charge of our school for the season, © ---- Improving The Village. Verona, May 24.--The trustees of the local should consider them selves fortunate im deouring the ser vices of Mis. of: A= Wells to teach a tained a d shaking up by falling from his ws rool during a fire last night, is convalescing. rank Percy, Rochester, N. Y., i8 Visiting friends after an absence of twenty-two years, W. H. Rey will build a new house opposite the 'Temperance house. Rev. W. . Phillipps, of the Fvening Light denomination, has left here for the west. Alfred. Allenton, of K, & P. will ocoupy the house. Timothy Grif- ployed with-N. BH. Reynolds, deliver ing cheese boxes. Miss Carrie Storms is visiting her sister -at Sharbot Lake. -- A Popular Resort, Kingston Mills, May 23.--Pleasure sookers are already visiting this fa 1} mous summer resort and roport meet with wery good suceess when fishing, lLockmaster Anglin is add LATEST PROCE Fresh again. for ing at The "Best" Drug Store, L. T. BEST, Chemist and Uptician. 124 Princess St. 'Phone 59, Mitchell's Oid Stand, Quick Delivery Always. Try Myers' for Fine COOKED MEATS. SATURDAY SAVINGS ax. tomorrow's hak. Lace Curtains, at . a pair and up. Curtain Serim; Te. 10c., 124e. a yard. Brass Extension Rods, 21 to 10 inches, at Te. Stair Oilcloth, 18 inches wide, 12c. a yard, ' $ Job lot of Laee and Insertion at half price, 3¢. a yard. Victoria Lawn, fine and sheer, 10 inch- es wide, 10c. a yard. Special line of Dress Goods to he cleared at 25c. a vard. In the lot are 35c., 40c., and 1 goods. A great snap Fancy Border Shelf Oilcloths, Se. a yard. White or Colored Table Oilcloth, 45 inches wide, 253¢. a yard The, best 25¢. Feather Ticking for 2. a yard. Ladies" Swiss Vests, ribbed, at 0c. and up. Ladies' Tan . Cotton Hose, 19¢., 25 35c. a pair. Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, 121c., 1%. 25¢. pair. Children's Tan Hose, all sigé Special sale of Ladies' Black Lustre Skirts, regular $2.50 and £! Sat- urday special $1.9x. ------ Newman §\Shaw The Polish that won't weur off old Only at Strachan's Hardware Peet eeed Buy Your Winter Coal Before Next WEDNESDAY It yow calculate to save on your coal bill Joell save most by uying now. Prices advance on Thurs- } day, June Ist. You b needn't take the coal till you want to use it. tees p 4 4 nn SEPP 00000000004 ) JAMES SWIFT & C0. TS SA 127 Princess Street. S. Anderson; Petworth, spent Sunday at Mrs. Anderson's; F. Dean and wife, 000800 COOVOLEEODE® CCOEE® BOE ii Ti. ii hos, Many people are finding 'out that this store is the best one in which to buy : 5 Childrens Footwear | : Erecting New Telephones. Oak Leaf;"May 23.<Mrs. Edith Nunn ie dahgerously ill; slight "hopes are entertained for her recovery. Peter Johnson has drillers engaged deepen- ing his well. Mr. Whaley, school teacher, and his pupils, are to givea programme on the afternoon of Em pire day. "Telephone poles are being eroeted leading to the. residences of the following : Wiliam Tavlor, R. J. Green, M. J. Johnson, F. Sheldon and { Ormond Green. Miss Mary Wright, Athens, was, last week, the guest of Miss Belle Johnson, @®®e@® In buying these goods we look first for fit, then for durability, and then for style. Boys' and Girls' School Shoes. Boys' and Girls' Fine Shoes. Children's and Infants' Shoes. . When in need of Shoes inspect our stock. | Mrs. McDonald and "Mrs. Currie, Delo- McDERMOTT'S SHOE STORE @ | rine. Man, ix visiting relatives here. © 0000006 ©VCOSEO® @OO@@® io. "Nand Nee Andrew | Napier, New Liskeard, have returned 199006 © VIVRE IOP DOOD! Calabogie News, Calabogie, 'May 24.--Missese Hannah and Annie Reville, Flower Station, were guests of Miss White, Thursday and Friday. Chief McDermott, Ren- frew, wae in town Friday on business. PPE PDETEN® @® : | home. Mrs, Fred. Belangey has re- MILBURN'S [5005 Domteary spent Victor das with her husband in Ottawa. Miss Heart dd Nerve unc Amot and her sister, Mrs, Ed ENGRAVED FROM - ward Bowen, are visiting their par ents, Preparing For Tourists. Chafiey's Lock, May 23.---M. H. Bart- ley, proprietor of ldylwild, is improv- ing the grounds and preparing * for summer tourists. He has purchased a pair of ponies and carriage. The steamer Shanley passed through here on Friday with A. T. Philips, superin tendent of the Rideau canal, and Mr, Kinsella, foreman. Mrs, Seed, Flgin, is the guest of Mr. N. H. Howard. Miss Lillian Fleming is visiting relatives at Kingston. William Spicer, Newboro, has rafted a large quantity of timber from Opinicon to Newboro, Mrs. Burns, Oates, is visiting her daughter, Mra. J. K. Regan. Miss Rose Sim mons, is visiting at Newboro. T. Simmons is improving his property bv a new fence. COPPER PLATE The British Whig Are a specific for all heart and nerve troubles. Here are some of the symp- toms, Any one of them should be a warning for you to attend to it im- mediately. 'Don't delay. Serious break- down of the system may follow, if you do: Nervousness, Si Dizzi- ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Shortness a Ruth et ie, Head, Smotheri eak Spells, or Pain through the Heart; Cold, NO NEED TO SEND OUT OF TOWN FOR ENGRAVED CARDS WHIG WORK IS GOOD WORK os ceeded Soctoilocds deeded Mh he a he WE ALSO DO 4 } STEEL DIE EMBOSSING $ Gone To Manitoba. Allen, Wolfe Island, May "22 -The supply of milk at the cheese factory is increasing: Lillie Woodman is visit ing friends at Marysville. H. Halliday left last week for Manitoba tq visit his sister, Mrs. John Gibson, serious ly ill. John O'Shea has been engaged as assistamt cheesemaker in Gilt Edge factory. Mrs. J. T. McDonell, ill, is improving. Alexander McDonald is seriously ill; his recovery is not ex pected. G. H. Robison, cheese instrue- tor, called at the factories in this sec tion last week.- A. Docteur left Satur day for Cape Vincent to visit his brother, who is ill. Mr. and Mrs, Dun Hands and Reet. There may be many minor symp- toms of heart and nerve trouble, but these are the chief ones. i Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills will dispel all' these: symptoms from the *7 Price 50 cents pez box, or 8 for $1.98. WEAK SPELLS CURED. Mrs. L. Dorey, Hemford, N.S., writes us as follows: --"'I was troubled with izziness, weak spells and fluttering of the heart. I & box of Milburn's .,,, McDonald, Watertown, N.Y., are Heart and Pills, and they did me spending a week at his father's, A. R #0 much t1 got two more boxes, | Nj [)onald. Bertha Allison, Marysyi and fe Sica | wascompletely is visiting at D. H. McDonald's. cured. }must say that I cannot recom: mend them oo highly. : Cement Works To Close. -- < ; . a Lake. Ontario and Bay of Quinte Strathoonn. May 24" Hrank Hance. Steamboat Co., Limited. paper mill, has recovered. William Shannon is confined to the house by an attack of grippe. Schuyler Acker man is under the doctor's care, with pneamonia. Mr. Weese has not ime proved since stricken with paralysis. The cement works are to close in a short time; most of the employes, who do not go to Marlbank, are 1000 Islands -- Rochester Taking Effect May 28th Str: North King Leaves Kingston on Sundays at 10.15 Lobsters a.m for Thousand Islands, calling mo Fh A elie a Alexandria Bay and Gananoque e- i 1 int nn, nea ville. Bubt aust" Hae Outvete | Geil ape BE | ont, Het. uw er Se y r,. N.Y. 5 tL. of} f +0 N 8 Whitefish. I att y ang ay in Adolphustown. Mrs. Llowd, her Fresh' caught ¢ a daughter, Mrs. Caton, and Mr. Ca- Lake Ontario = Pike. Str. Aletha ton, Napanee, are spending the sum- mer at their farm here. Mrs. Dunlop spent a few days with her sister, Mrs, Calder, Richmond. Archie Pybus is Fresh caught. Haddock, , Cod, Halibut, etc. DOMINION FISH CO. "PHONE 520. SuUcCcEss a te" if you will prepare for it by Steak. Kipgston daily except. Sunday , for Picton and intermediate Leaves at 3 p. Bay of Q nte ports, calling at Deseron- to and » on Tuesdays, Thurs- recovering from 8 scvere attack. of days and Saturdays s 8 : Full information from J. P. Hanley. J. pneumonia. Mrs. Seymour is the Swift & Co. guest of Mrs. Lott. J. Jackson is in poor health, with slight hopes of his recovery P. Gildersieeve, Jas. Agents S HORSEY, Traffic Manager. ee een eee Sickness Prevalent. "Jed friends here, ing to the appearance of hs dwelling by the erection of a galvanized wire fence around the lawn. C. Canning is grading the yard in front of his new hotel. The mew structure con sists of . spacious shed, drive house and stable, finished with steel siding and metallic roofing. A large drove wf cattle and about twenty-five loads of hogs were en through here by William Pattersons. Dufferin; to Ix shipped to Montreal. Mr. Patterson is shipping extensively. W. J. Clark, contractor, is rushing the work in connection with Cunningham Bros® barn. This building when completed, will be one of the finest of its Kind in the county. 1. Deckrill and sister also F. _ Shortall and D. Murphy, Brewer's Wills, were recent visitors, I. Donovan and J, Moran spent Sun day at the former's home in Escott Mrs. ol. BR. Quinn and son. Barfiefield visited friends in this village on Sun day. ! § Attending & 'Convention. Cushendall, May 23.-- The school will be closed froin the 24th for the re mainder of the week, as the teacher, Miss Ethel Young, is attending the teachers' convention in Kingston. Mrs, Alexander Martin. gave a children's party last week, the occasion being Master Vincent amfl Anastacia's birth- day. A happy tim was spent, Mrs. D, Gamble is home 'afain after spending the winter with "friends in Morton. Mrs. G. Ward is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Henderson, Collins Bay. Mrs, Robert Esford, Buf falo, N.Y., is visiting he sister, Mrs. Samuel McKane, Jr. She has been ab sent a number of years and notes the place very much changed since her last visit here, Miss Pamsv Miller has returned to Kingston after a week's visit at her home... Miss Josie Ahern, ill, has recovered, Mayor' McFarlane, Miss S. McKee, and Miss M. Nesbitt, Kingston, visited at Mre. McFarlane's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Patter son spent Stnday at G. Franklin's Mr, and Mrs. William Connell and Mr. and Mrs. A. Potter, Kingston, spent Sunday at Mrs. Commell's. Mr. Nelson Frizzell, Brewer's Mills, recently visit "Three Swallows." Sir John Power and Son's "Three Swallows" Irish Whiskey, famous for over a oenturv. Of highest standard of purity. Distillers to his majesty the king. Among the speakers at the Interna tional Sunday School eonvention in Toronto, June 23-27, will. he Bishops Wannamaker, Br. Newell Dwight Hil lis and Robert E. Speer, New York, CAN YOU TELL WHAT AILS THIS MAN. He Is Only One in Hundreds of Thousands. Watch Well Your Own Individual Self, He basa tremendons appetits, yot bas no il Est il ii Te © In our modern business school, Yoogs Sunes Remedy. = Denbigh, May 24.--The changeable & A oul {ye cure for all forms weather is producing a rat deal of AND AFTER Brain Wor , Em A sickness. iss Dora Chatson, under hoea, Impotency, "Ehocts Abuse or the doctor's care for the last two Bees all of Senich, 4 a n 'Const, tion, |: is convalescent. Rev, Mr. De | pn dy a ala W Mille, former pastor, 5 again with Roki all or padlod in us, conducting services and renewin, Woiaforl ampilet. oquaintance 2 Otto Fritsch has or Co. e a iH oy " Write or a Onte -- at Bagle Hill on a business trip, Ed- - NM Ye Principah \i%hs Germany, three } ward John, very ill of pneumonia, is | Ap § ame | ried thrgy tore on the sam progressing favorably Miss Frankie ¥ » parrisd thrgy sisters on the sa 3 : ¥- a3 ] k ha SE. George's, Halifax, the revenue] (pe of the sisters of the three bothers | Stuart, Eagle Hill, is vi sing Mixx Yer way $4,256. ¥ Dora Chatson. Edwerd Petzold bad married « brother of tlie three sisters, f | not seem 16 think it impracticable. a view . septi . ember of fanatical religious : Ww. 'ORY, Deputy Minister of the Interior. - gl clad s autiseplig thoth Juste, In tan. haY him rel N.B.--In addition to Pree Grant Lands to which the Reeulations « above stats and pilin the bregir.. Mol rods fied at Torres, Las Animas county, od Tolar jhousantls ol aktes of me t ig . a lable lease ore Drug Store, 15c. per tube. Colorado, in imitation of the death of AFR His is often furred 'and costed. He is when he gets up 10 Walk of arises from but the next day hols conttipaten ma at Dr. Grenfell, invited to Toronto; od sewers of the ody Setting: lofted up, dressed a number of _ meetings, / pri the bile in the stomach nok being topass | 20th to May ith. Canadian contri Qutthrugh the naiaral channels is absorbed | butions have been many and gener- into the it you "he fas bilions |... including 830 each fom Miss |, i know Ea, but Jot Greenshields and Mrs, Robert Gunde 'condition. 1 Read ham, Toronto; $100 each from M. ( Tou wn os Oe to wy H. and Mrs, H. D. Warren, Toronto. similar foolings, take as disected Smith's Pine- | Wash greasy dishes, pots or pans Spple and Bansraut Pills, which sw an Infal- | with Lever's Dry Soap, a powder. It LB in BFK will remove the grease with the great. quickly seen in a complete change of spirits out ease. regular the g, ! Natutey true always Su Hard Coal night. # stall dealers. d Egg for your furnace; All gemuine signed W- F. Smith. Jie" Cuont" and Pea for your A PLAN ENDORSED BY THE ~ DOCTORS. sesseeseeeses If It's ~ ie. 2 It's Here 'Ladies are aware of this fact and come here for Shoes. oT % , in matters constant To Pipe Air from the Clouds-- Australian Invents Scheme to 'Secure Oxygen for Variety of Uses. . Sydney, N.S.W., May 25.~According to a scheme patented by a Sydney business man, the day may come when every household will have fresh . air supplied in pipes, in much the same way as gas and water are how distri: buted. The apparatus consists of a captive balloon, or a series of balloons, with a tube of aluminum communicating with a reservoir on the earth, The re servoir will be kept full of air by the means of a suction fan. This air can be subsequently distributed in pipes to those willing to pay for it. That, at any rate, is the theory. The idea also covers the supply of oxygen in hermetically 'sealed rooms for. the treatment of patients suffering from consumption or anaemia. A fur ther motion is to fill bags, with high- level air for use in sick rooms, just as, at present, selt-rogenes ave filled with soda water, and it is even sug- gested that "fresh air depots" should be established where people could drop in for a "breathe." This would, it _is claimed, be much more effectual than dropping into a public house for a drink. Keeping pace with fashion pertaining to Rogtwear, requires tant : attention. The que aim of our business is to see we are always on: the top round of the ladder in aie and ab- solutely correct styles. That we are suc- cessful is demonstrated by the fact that three-fourths ot the ladies of Kingston buy their Footwear here, and the other fourth is on the way Spr gles now ready--not a price too hin LADIES SHOES FROM $1.50 T0 $4. ; i 4 # J. H. Sutherland & Bro. The inventor has submitted his plans to local doctors and engineers, Doctors agree as to the great hy: enic value of air obtained in the way suggested, but doubt the feasibility of the scheme. The engineers, however, do The New South Wales has been asked to test the idea, to. its being state enterprise: LHYMNS TO CHERISH. government with adopted as a "Lord of All Being" by Oliver Wendell Holmes. (Oliver Wendell Holmes, Cambridge, Mass, 1809-1804, professor in Harvard medical college, essayist, poet and novelist. Ome year after his gradua- tion from Harvard he leaped into fame with his poem, "Old Ironsides."" He is best known to-day for his series of essays. He was also the author of several hymns, this one, and another beginning, '0 Love Divine, that stoop: ed to share," being found in all the more catholic. collections. The hymn given here is a favorite in gatherings of people of different denominations and creeds. It expresses aspiration and worship, and admits of the widest doctrinal divergencies. No other tune seems to suit this hymn quite so well as "Louvan," by V. €. Taylor.) Lord of all being ; throned afar, Thy glory flames from sun and star; Centro and soul of every sphere; Yet to each loving heart how near! Sun of pur life, thy auickening ray Sheds on our path the glow of day : thy softened light Chee . Our midnight is thy smilé withdrawn ; Our noontide is thy gracious dawn: Our rainbow arch thy mercy"s sign ; All, save'the clouds of sin, are thine ! Lord of all life, below, ahove Whose light is truth, whose warmth is love. Before thy ever-blazing throne i (180 of money, for B>. } Send for sworn Canadian wainciials received within the last twelve we Dr; KONR MEDICINE CO.. P.O. Drawer L 2341. MONTREAL e -------------------------------- ; The Canadian North-West. . HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS : 5 Territories, $Acepting 8 fry oF Do nian 1. an i> A to Die S008, 508, Sls Bead oS. oF Shy male ovr 10 Sens of aks hi to the extent of one-quarter section acres, more or less, . ENTRY may made ly at the local land og A 4 , of {i the homesteader the land to be in al LUN the Minister ollie Interior, Ottawa, nnipeg, or the | I Agent sitbated, receive authority for some one to make charged for a homestead entry. HOMESTEAD DUTIES A settler who has heen ted an en for a homestead is e ask no lustre of our own. provisions of the Dominion ands Act, od the amendments Grant us thy truth to make us free. the conditions connected therewith, unde one of And kindling hearts that hurn for thee, a At lease six months' resi upo nnd cultivation Till all thy living altars claim year Cire the term. of threg yearn. It 16 the Practics of the 2 ' r settler to ng u " One holy light, one heavenly flame Rock: he 3 20 head cate: oo ve' actuaily i own prs t COO mm: on, wi A ni 2) If the father (or mother, If tho fa her 18 deceased n Dy suey poraon ah a obtaining patent may be sath when his daughter, other, ) ! Bey NE 2 (8) If a settler was entitied to and has obtained entry for 'a second 3 the requirements of this act as to residence prior to obtaining patent ay Rd satisfied by residente upon the first homestead, if the second homestead vicinity of the first homestead. A Willetsholme Wedding. Willetsholme, May 25.--An enjoyable event took place at the home of Thos. Bell, 10th inst. Emma, was united in marriage to Al lan D. McKelpin, of South Lake. The bride looked charming, dressed in pe : nent residence upon farming land owned by Mim cream silk voile, trimmed with chif ih Bi Tl ay he ota or thin act as to ig 2 fon: she was assisted by her sister, | yo satisfied bv residence upon the saidland. The term "vicinity" used ve it meant to indicate the same township, or an adioining of cornering 5 3 settler whe avails himself of the provisions of Clauses (2), (8) or om eul tivate 80 acres his homestead, or substitute 20 d of stock, wi for their accommodation, and have bes) 80 acres Substantially Yolict, vilege of a second entry is restricted by law to those settlers only w the duties upon their first homsteads to entitle them to patent on or 2nd June, 1889, Every homestender who fa ls to comply. with the requi the homestead law ' Hable to have his entry , and the again rown open for eamtry. 3 and sapphires. She is very popular APPLICATION FOR PATENT ; highlv esteemed Miss Young, of | Should be made at the end of three years, before the Local Agent. Sub-A and huphiv estesmec.: 2 : + Ol he Homestead Inspector. Before making application. for patent, Cushendall, is' visiting her uncle, John | 2100 "ois months' notice in writing to the Sommissionsr of Bennett, S. Eyre called on his broth- | Ottawa of his intention to do so. 1 er. Rev. B. Eyre, last week. Revs, G. INFORMATION v » i i Newly arrived immigrants will recciveat the Immigration in Winni Wood and RB. Evre an making their or at Ny Dominion Lands Office in Manitoba or the I tories, formation as to the lands that aro open for entry, and from well May; of cream of. Belleville, who wore a' dress crepe de chine, her little Miss Beatrice Bell, acted as maid of honor. The bride received many beautiful presents, among them one from the groom, a beautiful gold watch chain with a fan set with pearls niece, lore £ pastoral calls again, Mrs. James Breb Mehowell and McCabe, Methodist ; | per has had great success with her | free of expenses, dice and assistance n Maturing lands te suis ivangelist Dawson and Carey Bon- soto i mation respecting the land, timber, coal and mineral ., ner, England; Secretary Shaw, Ton Incitator Dominion Lands in the Railway Beit in British Columbia, may be ol E application to the Secretary of the Pepartinent of Tnteriar, Sawa i icide. Commi r of Immigration, Winnipeg Manitoba; Fanatical Suici Lands Agents in Manitoba Pr the Ties. the Saviour. . The victim was nailed to a cross of his own formation and died in an agony that he did not seem to feel, wrought as he was to a delirium if religious fervor. In the old days the carrying out of an actual crucifix- ion was not uncommon among the Penitentes, but it was supposed to have been abandoned 18g ago, al though some practices of seli-torture were still carried out among the mem- bers of the order during Holy Week, No Credit No Approbation Wo wish to inform the public that Kingston Shoe Merchants do give credit or approbation. Some people think that . this rule has through, but we wish to state that it is just as strong as ever. , | § i "1a . = Please remember, we "GIVE NO CREDIT AND ALLOW NO. GOOD OUT ON APPROBATION, Style And Quality. our $2 feather Are combined in the style weight hats, Campbell Bros, centre for men's hats. Fuel- Fuel Our Ice Cream is made from Pure Cream, un- surpassed for quality and flavor. Served by the dish | or delivered in any size bricks required. A. J. REES, Princess. St Soft Coal for your grata. Select Lump for grates and engines. Smithing Slack, Also Cut & Uncut Wood i P. WALSH, "4 {hp give!