HREE MONTHS uit-a-tives" did what and drugs failed tives" 'cured the Hon. ve this famous statesman ad not had for 30 years-- ith, igan gives the credit where --to "'FRUIT-A-TIVES" remedy that can, and does, willis FRUIT LIVER TABLETS remedy in the world teally it. Juices of fresh. Apples, igs and Prunes are so com- the well known medicinal ie fruit is increased many nics are added, and the ed into fruit liver tablets, tives" owe their wonderful their wonderful success, to t they are madé of fruit-- RE fruit, INTENSIFIED. edicinal principles of fruit that ie great eliminating -- __Bowels and Skin--to their ition. That is why * Fruit. e of fruit--cure Constipation bowels to move naturally-- mach, Liver, Kidney and Skin | build up the entire system. suffering as the Hon. John -CURE YOURSELF ashe did' a-tives." . or 6 boxes for $2.50. Sent on e if your druggist does mot ter" iting invest- other man, n th 5 are ? when others ® LIMITED Jue. Ordin- is is winter an Direct- s and full ker, Mn. The swiden ht To 'saugest the Wisaom of itting 1a some good Loal.' W. B 290d onl. it's the kind that s «BD Sa Php SUmlertutis; ity re is nome better yy. = le deliver it to u clea und thous slate, at ¥eory bottom BOOTH & Co. one 133. Foot of West St A. E. HEROD RDERED FOOTWEAR 'w is the time those Re- irs are wanted. Our anti- soak Is used on all work. 286 PRINCESS ST. HE HOUSE OF QUALITY DIAMONDS We invite the most ex- pert criticism as to our We have them at prices Tan from $1 to You are invited 100k" at. our stock. +> Kinnear & d'Bsterre, R007 Sa3 Merghants Celluloid Starch: Easier s One ounce fluid extract dan- $ delion, one ounce compound ® salatone, and four ounces com- 9 pound syrup sarsaparilla mix- $ SS ed and taken in teaspoonful ¢ o doses after meals, will immedi- ately relieve rheumatism, sci- § atica, lumbago, and any afilic- ® tions arising from weak, clog- & ged, or inactive kidneys. This simple and inexpensive & prescription, the ingredients of ® which can be procured at any ® good drug store and mixed at ¥ home, is said to perform rer & markable cures in many cases § of years' standing, and know- ing the ability of the physi- ® cian whose formula it is, we do not hesitate to recommend it g to amy sufferer. Fishing Tackle We have the largest stock in the city. Prices interest- ing, and we caa Save You at Least 25 Per Cent. on These Goods. ANGROVE'S SPORTING GOODS HOUSE, be [1134 STREET. THE ONTARIO Mining News Sample Copy Free Mailed to Any Address The Ontario Mining News is an ht page lishing exclusivel hows) ole [terest of ail persons ntere mines and mining compan Northern Ontario, espocisily that of the Cobalt and Larder Lake districts. 'We have our own ial corres ents in the various districts, who eb portant happenings and the vari- par! A © hameand pddress will bring a sample copy free. Address THE ONTARIO MINING NEWS, Fifth Floor Traders Bank Bldg, Toronto. Live Agents in ever: Wan €D city and town in -- ada to handle our meritorious and higi-grade Cobalt and Larder Lake flotations. Correspondence solicited, LAW & D>! T2R-729-730-731- : 732 Traders Bank Building, To- ronto. i Good Investment A Practical Business Training is the Master Key to Success Frontenac Business College ¥INGSTON ONTARIO Moderate Rates. T. N. STOCKDALE, * principal. 'Phone, 680. Wm. Murray, Auctioneer 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness, etc., for sale, Sale of Heises every Saturday. Or. Brock's geiebystes r. Brock's Sa Myers' HOME MADE Fér Sunday's Breakfast, 80 Brock St. o'clock, yefterday morning, and SOLD FURS CHEAPLY SECOND HAND DEALERS ADMITTED PURCHASE. The Thief Roused Them Up Early in the Morning--A Man, While Much Depressed Ended Life By Drowning. Montreal, Que., May 11.--Parting with $500 worth of furs for $20, a man, in haste to get rid of loot taken from Joseph Boucier's store, Amherst street, made a poor bargain with the East Craig street dealers. Inspection of second-hand stores, run by Harris Goldstein and Alexander Carter, re vealed the greater part of the goods stolen from the fur store and both second-hand dealers were, forthwith, arrested on a charge of receivi stolen goods. Both of the accused mitted having received the goods from: a man who roused them up at five was carrying furs in a sack. In a fit of depression, caused by ill- health, 'a voung Englishman, named William Evans, committed suicide, yesterday afternoon, hy jumping into the' St. Lawrence. Mrs. Phillips, who lives at S8 Prince street, with whom Evans boarded, stated that Evaus had been boarding with her since his arrival from Manchester, Eng., last fall. ---- THE LARGEST ORDER Ever Given in Canada--Nothing ' Succeeds Like Success. The wholesalers are the barometers of the drug trade. When the wholesale druggists stock' any preparation exten- sively, this fact may be taken as a sure sign that it is in. increasing demand. probably the largest order ever placed in Canada for a standard remedy was recently given to Fruit-a-tives Limited by the National Drug and Chemical company, of Canada, limited, ca'ling for 100 gross (14,400 boxes) of "Fruit- a-tives" or "Fruit Liver Tablets." Inside of two months The National Drug and Chemical Co. sold the entire quantity. and purchased an additicngl 100 gross. These two orders show how large the sale of "Fruit-a-tives" has grown: and proves that people all over the Dominion are fully alive to the value of this excellent prepara- tion. This fruit remedy no doubt has real merit, vet were it not for the best kind of newspaper advertising, which has told the story of "Fruit-a- tives" to so many of our peuple, its virtues would he known only to the few. Real merit and newspaper ad- verlising means success. . Township Of Kingston. May: 7.--A special meeting held to consider the repairing of a dangenous bridge. On motion Gordon-Reid the recve te sell a job of building a bridge (walls of stone, and cement mortar used), near John Hooper's, 4th concession. Councillor Gordon to in- spect a culvert complained of by 'Thomas - Hawkey, with power to act. Thomas O'Connor voted $4, t value for a sheep killed by dogs. e coun- ty treasurer was authorized to accept the taxes of Mrs. James Kyle, $2.63, end take them off the list of arrears. John Purdy to receive $4 for services in hunting up witnesses and serving papers in the Grass' bridge case. On motion, Mr. Gordon-Reid, the reeve to enter proceedings against the manage ment of 'the Sy m road for not expendine money in revairs on said road, now in their hands and collected in tolls. A motion, Reid-Gordon, that a resolution of a former council, fixing $6 as the maximum for loss on sheep or lambs killed by dogs, be rescinded, was lost, yeas, Gordon, Reid, nays, Aylesworth, Purdy, Spooner. Six wit- nesses were voted fees and mileage, $9, for attendance at ehe judge's court in the matter of Grass' bridge. Forfar Facts. Forfar, May 10.--Mr. and Nrs. H. Judson, Mr. and Mrs. F. Halladay, 'Elgin, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Davison recently. Mrs. Gutridge, who has been ill fof a couple of weeks, is reported much improved. Frederick Mattice is recovering from a severs illness under the care of Dr. MeGhie, Elgin. The residence of Mys. Stafford was the scene of a very pretty wed- ding, on Wednesday last, when her niece, Miss Lucy Adrain, was united in marriage to H. Blancher, Lombardy. The ceremony was performed under- neath a floral bell by Rev. W. Crane, and was witnessed by about twenty invited guests. After lunch the young couple left for Ottawa and other eastern points, carrving with them the good wishes of a host of friends. Owing to the recent rain storm; farm- ers have been unable to make much progress in seeding as yet. Arbor day was observed by our school, and as a result the school and grounds have taken on a decidedly improved appear- ance. Mr. and Mrs. B. Dowsett spent a couple oi days at Plum Hollow visiting the latter's 'parents, Will Guard Against Disease. Ottawa, May 11.--The nslitia' orders, to-day, state that, owing to the pre- sence of small-pox in certain parts of the dominion, none but those who are considered to be protected will be al- lowed to go into camp. This applies especially to Essex, Huron, Middlesex, Bruce, Leeds and Rimouski. : The People Are Fleeing. Messena, Sicily, May 11.--New cra- ters have opened in Mounts Aetnn Fand Stromboli, whose eruptions' are ibcreasing. The observatories of Mrs- sina and Catania continue to register earth shocks. The inhabitants of the district are fleeing. Campbell Bros.' To-Night. For children's nobby headwear, We keep all the well known makes | as well as ordered corsets and guar- antee a perfect fit. New York Dress Reform. Chinese furniture cream makes old furniture look like mew, 2B/c., at Chown's drug store. Good sweet oranges, 135c. to 60c. a dozen. Edwards & Jenkin. Phoné 775. 6 Buy Abbey's Salt at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Fresh there, See Bibby"s $12 top coat. ---- OF THE DAY. ran AN -------------- Newsy Picked Up By On Their Rounds, The new soft shirts. Bibby's. Lowney's box chocolates. "The Red Star," Edwards & Jenkin. Wiliam Swaine, piano tuner: Orders received at McAuley's. "Phone 778. Moth camphor, balls and flake, at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Stove. Judge Madden will conduct a sitting i court here on June 4th. 50c. tape girdle corsets, 35¢. f Dress Reform. Robert Marchell, of Clinton, Ont formerly of Baker's cigar store, is the proud father of a bouncing boy. See Bibby's $12.50 serge suits. : There was another go attendance of race horses at the fair grounds yes- terday. Some of the racers are get ting in fine time for Victoria day. rs and taffics, our own make. "The Red Star," Edwacds & Jenkin. Sale of stockings, 2 pairs, 25c; 2 pairs dress shields, 25c.; 2 undervests, 25c. and extra s hose support- ors, 25c.' New York Dress Reform. Willian Hartley, the lad who met with scrious injuries, as a result of faliing off an old building at Artil- Lry Park, is reported as doing nice ly, at the Hotel Dieu. : "See Bibby's celebrated $1 shirts. There was no police court session this week. The week has, as usual, been a very quiet one with the offi- cers of the law, a few drunks and a number of summons cases, alone oc: cupying the attention of the court. arine moth bags, all sizes, at Chown's drug store. ' We bet a cent that Tom Crothers is after the tory candidacy of East El- gin. To get it $2,000 would be a cheap price. : 'there is considerable fault finding about the way street sprkling is be- ing done. The householders are pay- ing for what pot do not get. New McConkey's high-class candy, fresh, at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Phone 230, At a meeting of the lately organ- ized Chalmers Club, a club for the men and boys of the church, the tartan of the Macgillivray clan was chosen for the club colors in honor of the minister, Rev. Dr. Macgillivray. Moth bags, cedar and lavander cam- phor flakes, 'at Chown's drug store. Saie of stockings splendid values and different kinds, 25c. New York Dress orm. : Bapanas. Edwards & Jenkin. A banquet will be given by the Queen's Alumni of Labdrk and Ren- frew, at Carleton Place, on Monday. Principal Gordon and Prof. Macnaugh- ton will deliver addresses. Rev. Charles H. Daly, BA. Almonte," is chaitman and R. A. Wilson, Ph.D, Carleton Place, is setretary. Try Bibbs's nobby 81 shirts. are beauties. © Bibby's. 3} lbs. fresh crisp sodas 25c.; 3 Ib. box crisp sodas, 23c.; at Mullin's. ---------- FAILURE OF DOCTORS Te Rpport Minor Contagious Dis- ease Cases. Complaint is made by parents that the doctors are not ting to the medical health officer all the contagi- ous disease cases that exist in the city. There is a great deal of light contagious sickness among children, but others of the | families attend school and otherwise associate with their comrades. Doctors are required by law to report to the health offic- er all cases of diphtheria, typhoid, scarlet fever, measles, mumps, and whooping cough, but they do not, and as a result there is danger of @ spread of some of these minor contagions. Some parents think the management committee of the Board of Education should institute an investigation and find out who is at fault. J -- Cushendall Cullings. Cushendall, May 10.--The many friends of Mrs. William. Gordon are sleased to hear of her recovery from Pe recent illness. She had to spend soveral weeks in "Hotel Dieu for treat- ment. R. Henderson has almost finished the work of clapboarding and other repairs on William Henderson's house, T ople regret the removal of Walter Woods and family from this place. Mrs. S. McKane, Sr., has fully recovered from her illness. Recent visitors : Sergt.-Maj. and Mrs. Me Rae, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smythe, Kingston, at Mrs. Ward's; Mr. and Hurlbert, Seclev's Bay; Miss Rule and Miss M. Gordon at William Gordon's, Rideau View; rs. Hamil ton, spending a few. days in the city; Mrs. Lunman and children visited re- cently ut T. Dunlop's. Nirs.. G. Campbell Bros.' To-Night. For all the best makes of fine hats, Donaldson Doings. Donaldson, May 10.--S. J. Allen moved on to the Caremon place. Wil- liam Sproule is moving. on to S. J. Allen's farm. Miss A. E. Jones, nurse- in-training in - the Kingston General Hospital, has returned to assume her duties there. Mrs. R. Watt and. little daughter, Pearl, from North Bay, are} 3 visiting her parental home here. On account of the bad roads there was no church service here on Sunday. A few of the boys from around here have gone to work at the Yankee "mill. T. McMurty lost a valuable cow, Mrs. William Boyd visited at: Mrs. Jones'. The Snow Road cheese factory has started, but there is no waggon on this route. Quite a few farmers around here have invested in new cream separators. Murphy To Quit. New York, May 11.--The World savs that Charles F. Murphy is soon to retire from the leadership of Tam- many Hall, as the result of negotia- tions carried on by prominent demo- crats. Campbell Bros." To-Night. "or all the newest styles in men's hats. At a special meeting of the vestry of St. Mark's church, Deseronto, held on Tuesday evening, W. G. Savers was i secretary-treasurer of the parish in succession to H. Rhubarb, Fdwards & Jenkin. hone 775. See Bibby's $12 top coats. LEASES CANCELLED FAILED TO COMPLY WITH TERMS OF CONTRACT, An Asphalt-Plant on the Don Was Companies Continue to Be Formed. Toronto, May 11.--The asphalt plant of Barber company, which was located mear the Don, was de stroyed, this forenoou, by fire. - The Joss is estimated at about $20,000, Mining companies continue to be formed; the organization of six more concerns, with an aggregate capital of $11,110,000, is announced, this mora- ing, by the Gazette. 'The Ontario government has can- olled the leases of about 10,000 acres of mining land in Raglan township, Renfrew county. These leases were granted under a former administra tion to the Corundum Refiners, Lim- ited, Toronto. This company failed to establish a corundum industry and plant and to expend $150,000 within a specific time. reper PERSONAL MENTION. Movements of The People--What They Are Saying And Doing. Ernest Hubbell, Ottawa, has again taken a survey party to the North: West. Alexander Hilton, of the Locomo- tive works, will remove to Guelph, in a 8 time. Plunkett, coal and wood dealer, of Cobourg, well known in, Kingston, has been spending a few days in the city. Capt: Edwagd Booth, Jr., has re turned from a trip to Fort William. He made the round trip on the steam- er Westmount. Miss May P, Hinckley has accepted the position as soloist in St. James church, where she sang last Sunday evening, very sweetly and with much expression. William Cooper, with wife and daughter, have arrival in the city from Orange, New Jersey, and will leave shortly, to take up their summer residence at Bath. R. M. Stevenson, a Queen's theo logical student will have charge of St. Andrew's church, London, during Rev. Dr. Ross' absence in Europe. The doctor underwent a critical operation in" Montreal, a week ago. STANDARD STOCK EXCHANGE. Reported From 18 Market Street, Kingston, Ont. Kingston, May 11th. 1 p.m Mehinley ........ ..... »162 $158 Nipissing 13.25 12.50 Trethewey 1.30 1.26 C.P.R. .. . : 175 1744 Twin City v4 LAST SALES. Abitibi . At § 14% Foster a . : 1.30 Green Mechan ".. . 70 Silver Queen 1.39 Peterson Lak . - A8 Silver Leal . 4 i 1383 Coniages ...... ae » ANT Inhumane Actions. | The casts of 'use of horses unfit for work, even to live, are multiplying. One of the Humane Society's veterin- aries has condemned two horses of a city carter, as of this class, The own- er was so notified by the society's so- licitor,in the hope that police court procexdings will not be necessary. The blind grey horse turned loose on Bar- riefield commons has been released hy being shot, so the .wner reports. The other horse he will not work until the socicty's vetetinaries approve. The soci- ety is doing truly good work and has the active co-operation of leading cit- wens, The proposed appointment of an in- spector will increase the society's effi- deacy. The person desired is an ac: tive man, who has other employment, but has sympathies and will in his movements about town detect cases of cruelty and will follow them up. The salary is trifling, bat little time is required. Campbell Bros." To-Night. For new telescope hats. News From Kepler. Kepler, May 60. Sunday school re opens, next Sunday, with J. McBride as superintendent, T. Lawrence and wife, Bath, and Miss Mae McBride, Westbrook, are at A. Townsend's. Miss Pearl Kavener, New York, is at ber father's. Herbert Lawson has secured a position in the city. Oscar Reid, Meaford, is at Edwin Lawson's. A very pleasant time was spent by the young people of Elginburg and Kepler, at the home of Levi Chranston, on Friday wight last. Lloyd Buck is spending a few days at Battersea. Mize M. May Dowsley spent Sunday at Sydenham. H. Hanson is improving slowly. Flat Brim Derbies. The new shapes, at Campbell Bros'. The bell presented to the Mohawk urch, west of Deseronto, by King George 1II, in 1778, was injured by the fire which destroyed the church. 'It was recently sent away to be re- cast and enlarged. Mrs. Carrie Steinberg, Trenton, and Edward Leslie, Roslin, were married at Trenton on April 30th. They will reside in Roslin. Mrs. Steinberg is a daughter of the late Hiram Huffman, Hay Bay. It's money in your pocket by trad- ing at The H. D. Bibby Co. Florida celery. "The Red Star." On Thursday occurred -the death of Gates Phillips on Grenadier island. During the past winter he suffered from a stroke of paralysis and bad never recovered. Deceased, sixty-two vears of age, was wm veteran of the late civil war. : See the new flat set derby hat, $2, at Bibby's. 4 It will do no harm to remember that the man in front never has any kick about the dustiness of the road. Bed bug poiscn and roach killer at Chown's drug store. You can't make baseball hay while the sun shines if you haven't got the grass to out. Bananas. Edwarde and Jenkin. If a man is called woon to bury his | wife's pug dog, he is apt to shed tears--of joy. {Continued from 3) Cro he Mes. W. J, Sr, Earl street, will receive, on Monday, and not again this season. Miss Freda Stratton, left, to-day, for Winnipeg, where she will spend a pear. Mrs. R. E. Kent, King street, re: turned from Toronto, y Mrs. John Lazier, of Kingston, isa n ter, Mrs. don, Eng., next week on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Patton. ; The t is announced of : Miss Eri Kemp, second daughter of Mr. A. E. Kemp, M.P., of Castle Frank, Toronto, to Mr. A. H. C. Proctor, eldest son of Mr. James A. Proctor, Toronto. Miss Duisy Butler, daughter of Lieut.-Colonel Butler, Shuter street, Montreal, to Mr. Donald Norman Mae- Vicar, son of the late Rev. Dr. Mac oar. Miss Maude Agmes, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kennedy, of Port Dover, to M. W. F. Morgan Dean of the Crown Bank, Woodstock, second son of Rev. Francis Morgan Deam, M.A., T.C.D. Miss Katherine Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nelson, of Toron- to, to Mr. Roy L. Harrison of Que bee, formerly of Grimsby. - The marriage ic announced to take place in on June ith, next, of Miss Corinne Shaussegross de Lery to Major Finbar O'Farrell, of Ottawa. Among the many interesting wed- dings announced to take place next month is that of Miss Eva May Ache- son, daughter of Mr. William Acheson of Goderich, and Mr. Philip Holt Horton, of the staff of the Bank of Montreal, Brockville, Ont. - i" Mrs. Kenneth A. Ross, will receive on Tuesday. May 14th, from three to six, at her residence, 21 Frontenac street. ! - - - - Mrs. C. S. Barrett (Miss Mary Ne: Rossi¢) is now im Philadelphia, afd has been much feted, in a small a pleasant way since sho went there with her husband. Dr. Barrett has been called to one of the principal Presbyterian churches in the Quaker City. Dr. and Mrs. Barrett are at 1214 Spruce street. - - A - Miss Frances Forsythe, 173 Clergy street, is in Winnipeg, on an extended visit to her aunt, Mrs. H. V. Lyon. DISTRICT DASHES. Items Snipped From Our Various Exchanges. Cheess sold at Tweed, on Thursday, at 12§e. Rev. W. H. Cram, Cobden, has re ceived a call to Munotick. Charles Davis and family, Delta, have moved back from Greenbush, Robert Herron, for many years a re- sident of Lyn, has mo to Lans- downe. Nntthew Stanley, of Perth, is pre Paring to start a hub and cheese box actory there. . The Baptist churches of Athens and Plum Hollow have extended a call to Rev. Mr. Kennedy to become their pastor. David J. Payne, Renfrew, has been appointed engineer at the Arnprior water works pump house at a salary of $60 per month. On, Saturday Miss Leith Flinn, Car- dinal, became the wife of rank Bo- den, of Brockville. The bridesmaid was Miss Amy Eton, Brockville. It has been reported that Charles Caverly, Madoc, intends erecting a fine summer hotel on the island in Moira Lake, near the railway bridge. Messrs. Pink, Wilmot and Hart are a board of trade committeo to see if a forwarding cot y would not ply a boat between Montreal! and Perth. Mrs. (Dr.) J. M. Sinclair, Carleton Place, is deud, aged sixty years. Five children survive, as also her husband, to whom she was married forty years ago. James Henry, eldest son of Henry Soper, Philipsville, and Sarah, eldest daughtér of Wilson McMachen, Elgin, were united in marriage in Dolta on Wednesday. Lawrence 8. Muldoon, will become the proprietor of the St. Lawrence Hall, Brockville, having rented the building from WW. H. Comstock for a term of years. The board of health of Smith's Falls has ordered an immediate vaccination of all children and minors who have not been successfully vaccinated with- in a period of seven vears and who are over three months old. A great improvement to the navi- gation of the Rideau route between Smith's Falls and Merrickville, has just been decided oa by the govern ment. A number of buoys will he placed along the way which will be furnished with lighta. Miss Mary Pepper, trained nurse, has given up her position in the Homeopathic hospital, Montreal, and is sp ing a fow days at her home in Lanark, prior to leaving for New York to take charge of a ward in Bellevue hospital. * New turn point collars, 2 for 25e. Bibhy's. Hudnut's toilet-water and cold cream are sold at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Miss Adeline Lafleche, Delta, has passed her probationary examination and has been accepted as nurse-in- training at St. Joachim's hospital, Watertown, N.Y. Fresh flower and garden seeds at Chown's drug store. Boys' fancy sweaters at Bibby's. Not a drop of Alcohol 75 Japanese Cushion Tops Very pretty Japanese scenes, represented with different col- 1 ored . Worth at any time, = : On Sale Monday Morning, each ....... A New Lot Beautiful Drapes Japanese, for piano or mantel, embroidering of gold bullion silk thread, natural .tints and shadings, worked on super- * fine Japanese silk, deep heavy knotted silk fringe, assorted colors, Regular price $3 to $3.50. 1 9 On Sale Monday Morning ry vu sherri srgeati 160 Boxes Neck Frillings 3 pieces in a box, white and colored chiffon and net frilling, very dainty picces. Worth 200. and 26. per box. On Sale Monday Morning, per box .... 10 s 2850 Pairs Ladies' Belt & Hose - Supporters Best fancy elastic, good clasps, large sateen covered top piece, rubber tips. Regular price 38¢. pair. On Sale Monday Morning, per pair ......... seins soos 65 Only Ladies' White Underskirts Well made, with two wide embroidery frills, undarfrill - of lawn. A skirt that is never sold for less than $1.75. On Sale Monday Mornin ......ia swsssssess ssi sissies B00 Tooth Brushes Good bone handles, strong brushes. Regular price, 20c. and We. A 11 § 98 On Sale Monday Morning, each ooo cuiinn saiminanine . 10: or 3 for 25c, Sale Begins Monday Morning 9 o'clock Sharp y= The Montreal § Stock Co., |§0 PRINGESS STREET [80 Between Redden's and Crawford's Grocerics. THE HEIGHT OF THE | SPRING MILLINERY SEASON This week's imports are unusually interesting E show the finest assortment and largest stock of straw hair, leghorn tuscan and fancy hats ever shown in this city --it takes two floors to store them. season's millinery shows more variety than ever before. Everything ew nd] fashionable is here. Following are a few of the Groton, mushroom, Thelma, Mar- quise, Ocean Grove, Trouville, San Jose, Gremoble, Criterion, Mon- tauk, Savoy, Sherwood, Seville, Tampa, Fleetwing, San Souci, Eldon Province, Child's Galateas, ote, Embroidered muslin hats and bonnets, ribbons, flowers, ostrich plumes and all (be orw millinery trimmings. OUR PAINTS Are as good as they can be made. They will give you good service. © opis nae 36 Shades to Choose From for inside and outside work. McKELVEY & BIRCH 86 Brock St., next to Carnovsky's Fruit Store. See Bibby's handsome $1 shirts.