Te ISEEDINGINTHEWEST) Scott's London. A hi hat that is the choice erally and good deessers she | VISITOR IN THE CITY SPEAKS THURSDAY, MAY 9. : -- of royalty and orld over. Sold in Kingston only at 1 Campbell Bros, the store of quality: ABOUT CROPS. Fine muslivs, dainty}. | ness of the | Headaches Ane Weuralgis From !pear That the Wheat Crop Will gerie, iron easier, look Colds. s Be Smaller Than Usual This peliek: Jast longer if the of the toa Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world Year. : cold-water a boi guy ta wide cold and gri remedy removes | Clarence W. Smyth, a traveller for a th ling cause, Call tor name, Look for 'firm at Winnipeg, was in the city yes- starch at really E. W. Grove, 25ec. terday on his way to pay a visit to Saves work and really 3 relatives at Montreal and Quebec. won't stick, Try it. Get 3 Military Notes. Mr. Smyth was asked about the crop . dus with prospects in that district, and stated 3 $ The permanent force officers examin- y The sloop | cleared for Picton to | stions 'will take place the week after j that many farmers had completed seed- av ten per cent. lead, the main iz, the dean |W are now over 300 feet , |load cement for Kingston. next. ing. This, however, was in the high : public | and the shaft No. 3 or western shaft, | The steamer Ridean Queen is being | The P.AM.C. is due at Petewawa | grounds, but in the low grounds no- te In- [18 now seventy-five feet and being' | fitted out at 's Bay. camp ground on the 20th, to get the | thing had been done as yet. te teach- [rapidly sunk. On no place that we | The schooner Kaikins cleared | place ready for the artillery. y is some fear that the wheat being an have opened along this 4,000 feet {for Uswego to load coal for Sowards. crop will be somewhat smaller than , it is | has the vein less than ten feet | The schooler Mary Ann Lyden clear Invested In Real Estate. last year," said Mr. Smyth, "but the , but | wide, with isobutely Bo Tock. fu it to ou for Fairhaven coal for Ang The Regina, Alta., Leader says: supply of oats and barley will be very an- | handle, nothi cale nd lead." i "w ; ' 3 re Ur ioar. large." | ell of 500-ton concentrating mill is he- | 'The steamer Alexandria will arrive Bro Metaughion. of Ques 4 oes The latest reports from Winnipeg yo A would be | ing installed on their property, and at Folger's, from Montreal, Friday route to Edmonton and invested in |!0 show that there is great concern from night. . ina real estate, [over the seeding throughout the west. school class- | 8 continuous aerial tramway the fark instructional | Mine to the rmilway, a distance of | The steainer North King ie being] 20m2 fakfamed Regina in the | This is due to the fact that on Sun: The collegiate | OUT and a half miles. fitted out at the K. & P. railway hid 2 hol Jan inthe day last there was quite a fall of 0 of the wad Pidon. as heen engrged Estate Exchange. sow Fi Sifferent Paits of Manitoba, ® , Ai . \ ara, there was also reezing weather, would get as mate of the steamer North King for Strike At Blue Bell. In speaking of -the immigration to Ue Satan. oh Naat 4 Law & Co. report that they have re- the west Mr. Smyth said that Winni- i on Con soy Sok i Some |seved news of 8 eke on the, Biv | POE VAS Hcded "vith ew orign s » N.Y, Tpen ty at Larder Lake. The A ys S Were eager- hao born onto again: [Bl property at Larder Lake, Thee ([L0% [le Sov Sven wee copie | 3 ER LARDER LAKE Sane " The schooner F River is being of Amy preparing to build houses, etc., | PPE he said, was going ahead at a a tobe: ke to Cher * ree lor te stamp ile FAL ve Fools Bono ri" | MADE OVER : city council withdrew the $900 a H. S. Folger attompanied by H.B_|erected. They have forwarded 100 Ibs. Lanatla and a great many fram across 1 . pristion asked by the Board of Edu, Mills, left todny on a business trip to the Kingston School of Mines. Prin gone there to live this AND DYED. oy [ot the i flog ee ear lo Clayton, N.Y, via the yacht, Co-| . To Meet Next Week ? BY. ON THE 15th Where will the money come from? a The steamer Cuba arrived at Rich- Countyglerk Edwards says that the m OF DAY. ' FROM 10 CEN1 school Srumtas, asks, a oo Sued ardaon 's, light from Montreal, and Sounts neil proberty SUS ge Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Ww i GOURDIER Quen . . y 1 will meet, xt week, rding the i , is that the Ontario government ar With a argu of worn for house of Ys which To. Ontario Reporters On Their Rounds. ' i : has given Queen's the miserable pit- The schooner Kitchen, recently pur charities' inspector has required Fron- May 9th and not a leaf seen on any EXCLUSIVE FURRIER { tance of 85,000 to establish a faculty & chased by Richardson's has arrived | tohac to build. The city House of In- | trees. = 78 and 80 BROCK ST St Prdagosy that uires at least 4 3 from Charlotte, with coal. The vesse] | dustry committee will be invited to] Moth balls and cedar camphor at { ' VAAL. amon. opiuion of 0 ALFRED STOKES. will be used for the or trade, | Attend the meeting and discuss a pro- | Chown's Drug Store. "Phone 700. Don't be too late to pa trustees and others is that the $3,000 Kinston CaO Secretary o the! "rPhe steamer Island Belle. hos been posed joimt action, There was no police court session , -- . Tg dia offered by Queen's to the Board of : y to go 3 ---- this morning. 'hich will be an immedia Triad Beh pion 10 the West End Association, Toronto. . | chartered for an excursion to be run It Isn't Extr t Th Li whi Fduea, ', avagant. » ty- i ; <n g ere are ninety-two patients in the DON'T FORGE T BU Fo ; -- from Alexandria Bay and intermedia : i for the pd System on a basis it [ ST, LUKE'S ENTERTAINMENT. | points to a nay aij inter ae Think of using a pure castile soap | General Hospital at present. Pedagory nstruction, The city M. T.Co.: The steamer Donnaconna for laundry purposes. Sounds extra- Limestone Lodge, No. 91, A.0.L. Board il se to act before the | 5 Comedy Presented By the |arrived from Fort William with 90,000 | vagant, doesn't it. Yet it isn't. In | W., meets to-night at 8 o'clock. : rd of tion can introduce do- Compton Family. bushels of wheat; the tug Benson ar. | 2c When you buy "Olive Oil" laun- P. Devlin is moving into the resi- . : dry soap you are buying a pure cas: | dence at 24 Wellington street. mestic science and manual training. St Luke's hall. N rived from Montreal with three li And where will the money come from ? | St. Luke's hall, Nelson street, was barges; steamer Tui - reek ight tile soap for 5 cents a ber, the only | Wiliam Swaine, plano tuner- Orders fill i i a i the humble citizen asks. Can the | filled to the doors, last night, to Duluth: '» r Howe cleared for Da. | 509P of the kind made in Canada, ] received at McAuley's. "Phone 778. be worth $2.00 per shar ee ------------ Telegraph or Telephone Re- servations or Orders at Our Expense, Telephone Main, roads bow down to ped y, and [hear the Compton family, of Catara- s 5 we m . last a while longer Free. as | um, in their rendition the comedy | 10th: the tug Bronson cleared for Mon and you will fire} tha it will do nore Ther are only about twenty toise 2.708. though the city' council would |0 two .aots, entitled, "Milky White," |treal with three grain' laden barges. Work an ot ler Sn hy ot er. os Stone at present broken for use on have 10 supply what the very "lib. | and a concert. by the leading Vootttets Captsin Bonar, Sr., Cornwall, has soap you ave ever used. Try it. t roads, : ; eral" conservative government at To-|Of the city. In the dramatic. enter- sold his tug, the Beaver to Frank Looks Like Spri ol oe jue and Rasiuyt} ns, wmived GALL UPD} ronto has failed to do. tainment the Compton family won the | Gilbert, the ~ well-known contractor. 00 pring. and separate colors at Chown's Drag i appreciation of the large audience by | Capt. Bonar left for Montreal, wi The weather of the past few days | Store. At present our Stock of BITTEN BY A DOG their able interpretation of the play. | he will turn her over to her new Wn has done much towards meking the' The building of concrete walks and Desiraule on Pb - ' aw . . * sos s n* n- bo i 3 5 halt & St a - more Complete than ever. ------ The. Six participants took their parts | er. The Beaver was built at Belleville Sour. look as it should on May spa) rossings will be shortly com: c 5 ¥ . | With the ease of accomplished act . | where she w: " * | 9th. grass is beginning to grow enced. *hoice :--Spoon Trays, arse iy a Bagot Street Lady Has Unpleas The play disclosed pI of ---- 1892, She oy Anuuched gr Nay Ln, and the trees to bud, the elds are The market excursion over the K. & list Dishes, Jelly Dlates, 728-729-730-731-732 Traders : [covered with wild flowery and the | P. brought 125 shoppers to the city Crean Jugs, Carafes etc. ant E: . tic affairs in: the h f "Mi f Qui i 2 ; : affairs ome of "Milky | of Quinte, but has been towing in the), i i s i i Jingo. a et fa . tomplatued ioe Tp pe Poy pludierous. Sotnwal canal Surin the past eleven hinds vy ve ie the last hus thie th, piano tuner, from bulldog while walking along | are laborers on the farm Milky | had Pr -------- ith hi father, | devs have been De for ou: (Chickering. Orders at." dcAuley on Wednesday, The | White, fell in love with their employ. '| has aceepted eanonsible 'position | S0rrable growth in the vegetable | book store. "Phone 778. id SMITH BROS dress, and bit her oner's daughter, and are rejected by | with the Montreal Transportation Word, The board of traude intends making : We invite your inspec- tion. gE 2 H i tore the leg. The wound required the at-|both + father and daughter. Dick : the smelter by] pad : tention of a doctor, Duggs is in some favor "with "the girl Sumpany. Kidney Signals. vertising them on he Se uf Jawelers ani Opticians The ice have notified the owner | and in an attempt at leve-making he When you have a backache or a dull The new postal law hetween Cana: Issuers of Marriage of the that he must keep the |is surprised by the girl's father, and : Forget The Itching. heavy feeling across the back, when | da and the United States came into Licenses animal up, or if this order 13 not | the two are turned out of the house, Salt Rheum and many other skin | urine is heavy, .clouded, scanty or pro- | force Wednesday. The newspapers + | Ph 666. 1 carried out, that it must bo shot. {In the second act the old man is | aflections cause more aMmoyances and [fuse it is time to.do somntiing for | it in the neck. ! 4 #4054 K ingston at The have received a large num- [found sick in bed amd his conscience ing than many more serious ail- your kidneys. The remedy you can| Some fine shrubbery is being placed ber of Souiginin ts about dogs at-|is troubling him for turning his |™ents. Wade's Ointment gives aimost | depend upon to cure all kidney, liver | throughout the City Park gh tacking » and the actions of [daughter away from home. The girl | te relief and will thoroughly and bladder disorders is Peck's Kid- | ance with the recommendati f --_-- some of the canines allowed to run {is brought back and given to "Dick," [eradicate these aflections. Invaluable | ney and Liver Pills. They benefit al- | landscape gardener. ajnoms ol a at large around the city streets have | together with the third of the old |al*o as a general healing application. [most from the first dose. In boxes Several recruits hav been tak caused children to be frightened. | man's business, the finale showing a [Cures Eczema, Salt » 'Scald ]25c. For sale only at Wade's drug | at the Tete de Pont kia oth May is ever the month wher Irish Pol B \ ite [re any Sogn That should Ta ed ail nppy Je. f Bow, 2, Sores, Erysipelas, Piles, | store. Money back if not satisfactory. | few days. The P.AM.C. is looking for attention to Carpets and Curtal A Fhe al ertainment w. . n is 25e¢., Ww, 2 a mi to fi p . h 3 Marie a Eco ical Relief high a Oy 1, solos being runt drug store. - te Yew 8h Was The Yacht Club. 5 Grae easter. the contract ORDERED FOOTWEAR go to make a cosy and comfort Duchess Point Curtains, Priced 1 You ot not bottle of Smith's hi Better Meh: Miss Buten, ied my -------- a dance at the Yacht Club, on lo Soild. wooden walks and Tossing Now is the time those Ro.| pared to help her than ever be White Liniment for 25c. It lasts o [duet by Misses Newman and Spencer i Victor nese cight, was succesful. ab [ihe lid' ner en, TY Jew ofl Louire 'are wanted. Our anti| ia every department. Speeding In Victoria Park. usual, and there was a large attend. skirts, b SXCUt in the ow. squeak is used on all work. variously from $8 to $15 a pair. id the time, At Wade's drug TO PLAY BALL. The parks' regulations distinctly state Dunn. The music was all that could ThE vars that there most be no speeding of | Pe Wished for, and all details were T. 'W. Crothers, who refused $2,000 ® enjoyable. . ------ aT sent him for work done for the On- : The Post Office Clerks Will horses on tracks in the parks. If a Picking Up A Check. a Bit. Oe policeman was detailed, to watch for t y i i 5 oi aeaied, SO Waldhor Left A Legacy. -ario government, is from a farm in A ramsiuent real estate agent made m + office ) Pri E 4 haul, this morning. Coming down te Post, owe employees are to | might cease. Horsemen hav John J. Law fire re lard. coum 8 fap | : | y J 3 ve been sum.- John J. Lawson, firrman at the Y, and that's Princess street, shortly after nine [have a baseball team this year. The | moned many a time for speeding in | Textile company's mill, is in receipt of | "BY he has no use for money, Apples ) are his favorite supply. n 4 Rg BW t noor. | Jon ne -- 4 x hi Sunday school of Bt Toker hi Residents around Victoria Park are| ance. There were several married la- fi ---- | an ny pain, Cush hy bruise | and the Proms whi whet church. | complataing bent | Beri bear Nor Present, Mex. R. Easton Bums, | (0 by Sear the plum blossoms are | | strain, expe heuma i the 8 * 1 : every evening are speeding thei i- | Mrs. Frederick cGachen, of Orillia; on lay » and its a late sea- { : raigia, oul ues Sb. =hamnusion $50 Sunday choo organ fund," About mals on hh in that. park. Chil Mrs. Charles Kerr, pf Wawanesa, Man.: | S00 indeed when they delay blowing 286 PRINCESS ST. | wd or ion. n every J - dren are in danger of being injured, | Mrs. Thomas Muir, and Mrs. S. J. | Gill the 12th. Where, of where will THE HOUSE OF QUALITY| he they be in two days from this this | a o'clock, he discovered a check in front | Staff counts among its Players old pro- | the is br in PB > over k y parks and streets. a letter from his brother, in Poston, . . of E. P. Jenkins' store. The cheek | fessional ball players and. star bat- Eng., conveying the pleasing intelli- | . The _General Hospital grounds fac- ing King street are being filled in yas signed by J. 8. Gallagher, | tories. The team would have a fine » that a legney of £750 or $3,645 M.P.P. for Frontenac, but was not delivery and their best batter who |* Milita Supplies Sold. ey left Vo Tt is the Do bons with street scrapings and levelled. At Windso made out and might sunily h been | {a0 Bunt : the ball in all directions There was an auction sale of militia | of his late father's estate which falls | Jost this spot has been rescued from . by the inder, fof a large a ner. The post office team can | supplies, reported unfit for further | to his share. Mr. Lawson left Eng- | the fate of being looked on as a nuis- s. Faw . form wae put into an _ Be anything in the ball business. use, at the stores in Barriefield. Wed- | land twenty-six years ago this month | ance plot. It should become 4 Dia of -- In pretty shades of Blues, Fa shvelope and addressed to the right- likely re Jumg "tikes and will nesday. A Inge number of tents were and has spent all that time in King- | beauty. ers and Stairs to match. The ul owner a is now its yt 3 nd of renown be | sold to peo i i - Js ; o i 2 Vi i on It is ; 'ears SiGe . : : oe See mi, ums. Fe 7 2 ing ths Joa PE Ging camp son. lo tds at 82 Viton rw |, 18 try ym sar ive he 14h] Wl a gon day to buy yu pets axe ncpusse, sows, Ia use when ap -------------- - - -------- issued to th The®uni 5 shades To Go To Ottawa. them. The*uniforms are of at $1.15 per yard. Aygeuiy tear and rich Not Hard To Understand. gi asall On Victoria Day. "Loving is a painfal theill Next weik: Mayor --- Ald, EI | "eat pattern, and the Set pe rh ouse y pny i SOLD ONLY AT When you examine our new '$2 and Sport Canmitlee in charge of the Not to love more painful' still liott and City Engineer Beckwith will | pern®nt this summer should be very STRACHAN'S HARDWARE jase SiFbies You will understand. why ri a. Tae Victoria day, has But ah ! it is the worst of a go to Ottawa to interview the de- fine, The officers expect all the now T t Jin J a fae is that we are doing such a tre- Se Seed or twa. hasthall games to To love and not be loved ---- » | partment having control of the land Suifarms will be issued hefore Vietoria Furni hin apes I ney a hi 3hia sping. See corr { mond." The "first a une oo glen Jou on that way, better take | that is required to be secured for the a 40h understood that Queen's Uni shi gs 1 th t colori t i ' : : a . : | tween Cape Vi L 1G offister s Rocky Mountain Tea). Ma- J continuation of . King, Ontario and ins bh Seen s Lm. ! Ir all the newest colorings, a signment ust received, ( he! Pe Vincent and Gananoque, 4 versity asked the ( PON . Th eam. Kingston's tole pa aud She second. game between Y.IC.B, | hood's drug store. Buy Sats to She rte age. hey for $10,000 for Srtatie Sveeramen Our stock is most y . 3 . an rientals. This i SO see e jus department , : rol ' : ec men's hats, should prove CR Asdictars rT nt Ee -------- | about a "handout" of stone from the | ¥O8Y» and had the sum of only $5,000 Co l 4 8 wy to the local "ies . iw hina . A nl tossed at it. The governm thought mplete. In Ar ul; : v T fans, Kingston's Famous Fur Store.' penitentiary quarrics for repairing that Queen's" { ent thought 1 Savi ; Ss he sins ° Begin Seon. dh . outer King and Union streets and up- we Qucta's would Hake $3000 zo og The swellest range of Lace ye Nn spring inspection of yards will] * per Johnson street, which the heavy . 0 could make $25,000 go. . af i lmost every siz ™ g - commence in the near future. All over ™ Jame For Saturday. The Finest prison waggons have cut up so we. | But somebod has to pay the piper, | Curtains ever shown in Kingston, Will be found almo : y oa the city the citizetis are housecleaning e Junior Artilleries and the Sham- €, rors A gang of workmen are employed | at 35¢. to $7 a pair tured, from the costly Wilton 1] . and they are warned against leaving rocks will play a game of baseball at Hi h G d H > atthe exhibition grounds putting the . : prices never were so low : 1 3 their yards and cellars unclean. Con. Artillery Park, on Saturday after- sig rade ats - "track and baseball diamond in shape White Curtain Muslin, frilled, : ; So . : stable Timmerman, with an assistant, | 720%, The game has been called for in the World Arrivals At B. A. Hotel, for Victoria Day. The track, at pre- | 12§c. a yard and up. p-- Is a good place to save money, | "ill again be on the job. 1.30 o'clock, Thomas J. Carland, H- Coté, RH. | sent fa m a lent condition, and is] Art Muslins in fancy patternc t CE pt. 1 MoNider, W. H. Flaherty, James R. | very fast. ne "bald" dia d will ' y patternc, ul jn Rew Estate is the best Rebuilding The Road. REMANDED A WEEK Greig, James L. Miller, Montreal; A. | be constructed for the ball games. A | 8° ® Yard and up. | place make money, and €aAD | The street railway company is spend. -- : W. Sticker, Colborne; J. H. Rolston, | Pumber of horses are already in trajo- White Wood Poles, complete, _ show you when and where good [ing considerable money on the depot | On a Charge of Indecent As- : Fred. Gagnons, Boston; Thomas A. | ig at the track. : 15¢ : -\ : % ts can be made paying branch this spring. At present the 1 . Webster, Lansdowne; W. C. Barber, =. | Campbell's Varnish Stains are the . . work is well upder way. The company | |. Sault, H. Smith, Rockwood; S. ©. (larke, fOFi€inal varnish stains. The manu. Brass Extension Poles complete, : X ) Charged with indecent assault, Winnipeg; W. O'Grady, Morgan Jellett, fectuyers offer $100 to anvome who | 15¢., 19e. Sr . ll can disprove that claim. These staing | Jou from is rveplaciug d i ir . bcayed ties and in other ' ? Per Cent to 1 0 Per Ce nt wave rebuilding the roadbed over Sum acl wood, 8 Sates: of Kear x. cars 8 Ey y pass Wednesday by County Constable Here are a tow good. paying Provost, Brock street, has received Hayes and brought to the jail here. Lotts, Geo ) Y. Noice, : + otis, rge Hue, T. C. Noice, are better than : H Stair Oilcloths, prett atterns, other varnish stains, x yp y P E. T. Boland, Toronto; W.dJ. Wil : William McGarry, Perth John © Ae. Because the makers have improved | 1¥4¢. a yard. not, T. Harry North, ¥. E. Saeit, [them ech voar since thev were first | Table Oilcloth White and offered to housekeepers. Made in ten Brock Bik. lo ait imparted. goods for hi ree nT a raigned before Philadelphia; W. R. Fisn, Hamilton: J ; St., Single » Io or. Sl i obar t, consisting dge ok a the sour house, at 2. Keheyside, Londo: dere Ho. bewatiful shades. For sale by W. A. Sslers, 45 inches wide, 25c. a $200. ¢ b 'nglish tweeds, -18 o'clock, Thursday moming, and . . \ee and wife, New York; Alex. B.[ wich is yard, a Earl St, Double Brick, | 1°pot* and vicunas. A great variety | eleeted to be tried by his honor. The Alessandria, Cluff, Midland. ig [Vhen the Whitney government decid- TOWELLING--375 yards $204. i" to choose from, trial was set for Thursday morning a oss od to establish a faculty of pecdarno: na WELLING 3:3 yas next. The prisoner was therefore re. Italy. : at Queen's, it should hive given pol 4 Onl ; ; : Closing Exercises. ough money forthe purpose and not y BED SPREADS--27 only and just when you want th 82,900 Rideau St., Four Tene ded for a week mt, Rental, $360 Oy ¢ Whiti i Price WwW. © i : ut the city to) peuse : : e CR iting wi $3.50. The Y. W. C. A. gymnasium closing od it, Wire. rch ee $1,300 Collingwood St., Doubled] - 'on behalf of the prosecution, and T. . . exercises take place, this evening, and 5] h, 98ec. e, Rental, $144. : 0 ' I J. Rigney was present on behalf of We are showing this well-| splondid programme has been pre- | PATS of Kingston would have to put I> DRESS GOODS--150 yar _ $2,500 Ont St., ! 0 e the prisoner, know hat in three different and pared, CY, not only of beau- theie Sunde in their pockets to estab- Lustrous finish, 54 inches w ; : py -- as - u s bls bani sti » i "Tenement, Resta $000. distinct shapes, and fn thes] btw kos on Rc | 9, domenica" st ap Nobo saith, 54 fyhes Barrie St, Shop and » To Locate Land Grants. shades : Black Brown, RK city's best vocalist /The Y.W.C.A. js | Partment, . -§ yard. ts, Rental, : qr erms Henry Bauder, of Verona, will leave Castor. Ste gy ' awn, dping a splendid wotk for the Young . : u & " LADIES' VESTS---50 do! . the latter part of this mouth for New . lvio, Slate, Drab and | women and girls of Kingston, and it Bank Staf Changes. each, some are slightly inpe re, obicasing to note that their noblo | The staff of the Standard Bank has| Left, size 3x3} yards and 3}xé . J stock. : FRIDAY,/2 fof 25e- a loan on favor hair is caused germs at the | | Liskeard, where he will start ont t Pea 1 any of the above, oS th ha a tanans 8 the locate the land grants made to oo Ask t b efforts have been crowned with suc. | shifted. 0. FE. Bolger has bgen moved | + : i on doctor | | eral veterans. in this city. Mr. Bawden 0 See hem, ork Not rust among _ their good | to the Bay street branch of the bank, | Jo 0S: These are samples and works is the phys Toronto, & i Your Aouws wh) Ayers Vigor, new §| was in the 'city i i ini : i y City to-day, making = ar- ical training given. and H. J will be sold at wholesal ice. \ I 2 : { quickly rangements for the trip. | Sect) Mile 5G ' The perfection' attal pod in he BH -- oe nn hier es Jute at wholesale price. HE J | R v 3 . i Makes the scalp clean f | 'aie -------- Will be amply exemplified at to-night's | ington has been advanced _ rr : : clin] The Elks hope to pet possession of h owl, Sass. | | the old Bank of Montreal building on d = : Int, oe . . Importers of Fine Hats. closing exercises, to be receiving teller. June SLSR Ee