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lL a a il Portier Curtains, Lace Curtains and Drapuries in exclusive styles and not to be found el.ewhere m the city, 'We are cartyiag at this season of the year a veiy complete stock at prices which appeal to the closest buyer. In Linoleums we show the largest line to be found and at prices that mean 2a genuine money-saving 1 you. R. McFaul Kingston Carpet Warehouse, ee ---------------- _ FEBRUARY SALE CARPETS ' AND FURNITURE SEE THIS LIST FOR TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, St SEER A Sl v2 Oval Extension Tables, good soirlitlon, | A da, ery ale, 9: ena 1A en. 5 . y up, ew, wat a Boils, new, was $24, Pebroacy | $05 Cass, was $14, February Price; i "and Secretary, was $18, % ood, was $06.50, Febrw new, agle, was $10, February new, 6 feet high, wore | bo wow, ware: $3.50, Febr a nS, 6 Pieces, cost " ht Ware $4.80, February a 1 bz 0 i is we in Extonialon Table, mew, fi al er mse porta. Cleon Balmoral, 805, our % rg $1.28, our Feb | time | After sit' hour's to camp and on x ------ Trooper Oarson Tells of Some Do- ings of The Constabulary--A Long Night's March And The Gratifying Results. Ex-Sergt. Robert Carson, messnger in H. M. custums, has received » very interesting letter from his son, trocp- er William Carson, South African con stalnilary, relative to a Boor 'bust in whith: he toll during Chiist- mas week; The letter was penned at & nameless point on the Vei river, un der date of January 'dsh, mud ico in part as: here given: "1 "*We hdt camp st dusk on December 22wd, bound on a Boer round ap We were 1,800 strong, under command ot Maj. Ueresiord, Maj "Lyons and Maj. Leoy, When the three commands were i into one column, 'we were in formed that our destination was 8 pace called Hovpstead, sixty miles distant, where re ranning matters with 'a high ~~ hand. We made n-honty march that pight, covoring: fifty six > miles. We hal near daybreak 'and 'entered a Boer house, where we found weveral - Boers in bed, their rifles concealed under the bed clothes. + Maj. Lyons compelled one of the prisovers to tell him how weny Boers were in the town, about four. ariles: distant; and was informed that thers were hot msny in the town at that moment; but three days ago there had been: 300 or 'more. » the major made the Boer take us to Iaager; 'after waiting for daylight, and having already twelve prisoners. Av dawn. on "Christmas "morning--arnd it was a beautiful dawn--the Canadian troopers malle a tertific charge on the laager; letting forth' a ' tremendous cheer ss #ach man spurred hig horse forward, the troopers closing in on all tides from the wide circle 'we had made, regardless of the bullets that pated us, For upwards of Hall an oni we Nad an interesting time; be- tween the cracking of rifle: we could hear eve wre the command of the Canadians 16 the Boers, as they came ' togethiot 'Hands up', and invariably the conitiand wits' 6beved. Tn this scrap, as in aM others'in which the Cafin- dinns have participated in South Africa, *Jobnny Canuck' showed of what 'good fighting material he was wade. We captured seventy-niLe own Joers, wot to mention anything about the voungkters, who ranged in age from twelve to fifteen. "We expected to find more Boers in the Inager, and to make up for our disappointment we turnéd our atten: tion 'to.a town called Bothdville, out troop being. in the advance guard: Upon nearing the town we were fired upon, but we quick] defmed the Boer position and literally used up the tuaoy in the first: round. Here we ki pine and captured one, not to mention many wounded who fell: into our hands, + was not so bad for the day following Christmas. That day we captured the Kaffir servant of the commandant; he had with him much of the personal effects . of kis master. He told us that 'the men who had fired upon us had been sta tioned there to give warning to the main commande, Jaagered on the other side. of the town, of the ap proach of any British column tha. might come along, 80 as to give the main the commando full op- of gesting away. ' Upon learning of this, the eolumn lost no in saddling up; the Canadians again in the front, and went after the fleeing commando. We came up with thet - and gave battle for over an hour. Asc avesalt of this fight we added forty-five more prisoners to our string, hetweer captures wid' sorren: ders, besides fifteen more wounded, rest we started back the way encountered a Cape, Cart with four Boers in it, They . fired upon us, until we were within fifty yards of them; when they cast. down their rifles and threw up their hands. Of course we could have shot them, and they richly it, but were mot permitted to open up on them. Besides our string of «pris: oners, we sured a considerable number. of sheep, cattle and hotees, J Almost ony dey. we go. out for a ten mi'e stroll we bring in from 1,000 to 2,000 head of cattle and sheap." In a posteript trooper 'Carson men- tions having received a pudding which his sent hime Some of the other Canadians received similar gifts; as we'l as cake, ete. There was a general "whack up" and much rejoice ing. The writer alwo dentions ihe fuot that he receives copies of the Whig fort in home. ' At » Cahadiang were preparing. for a long rekek: & Here Thursday, February 13th. rew Robson's triumph in "Rich- ard Carvel' has accshituated another art. In the dramatization of hich n Winston Churchill's hook Mr. Robson = sh Frontenacs. The big bouspiel at Winnipeg begins to-day snd 123 rinks are expetted to take part. "Chummy" Hill, of Toronto Wel: lingtons, aces most of his training on wow as he i= on the road" all fon Mf a guide, the ex-Queen"s player, says that he has retired from the rughy field and that he will take up residence weross the line. it is now pretty well known that the boat race: between Oxford snd Cam: bridge will be rowed at Putney on Saturday, March 22nd. Michigan colleges are uniting to sup- press A good iden. Keep the pall arolling. Scmebody will have a kick coming to them anyway. Merriment, the only Canadian entry for the American Derby, is quo at 75 to-1. Mis Msjesty's Ambush H. is favorite for the grand national steeple- chase, "The Froutenac team for the comming contest will be: (oul, Hiscock; point, Murphy; cover-point, McDowall; cen: Harty, Wilson; wings, Rogers, Walkem, Thréé rinks from the Kingston curl ing clubs will go to Brockville to-mor- row" afternoon, and - have a frienal time over the roarin' game with their brethren down there. . The senior Frontenac hockey team is in great demand for exhibition mat. ches. Utics," N.Y. Perth; Smith's ¥alls, Napanee, Morrisburg; Belleville and other placed have mvited the Kingston feat to. visit them. fn 6'fast match at' Pitwsburg, Pa, thé A.C. team defeated the Bankers by oe goal to' nothing. Reyner, Rob inson, and Cartin, of the PLAC. team, receive great praise from the press for their effective "work. All three' 'are former Kingstoniafis. Among the hindred candidates for the 'university "of Pennsylvania crew this season Canada has two repre. erntatives--Keagey, from' Dundas, 'On- tavio, and M.S Garvin, from Hamil ton. Both "of these men are big fel lows, and bid fair to 'maks the crew. Walkem, the fastest hockey. player Queen's ever had, will play wing for the Frontenaes on Friddy = night against Cornwall, He did not turn ut with Queen's this season, but has been induced to join the Frontenac ranks, and will prove a valuable . ac quisition, There has not been a steeplechase tace at New Orleans this winter which has been satisfactory in every sense of the word. Rumors of fraud have been plentiful, and. the stewards have about decided to cut steeplechases off the programme the balance of the meeting. A Montreal paper says that home and home matches will he played be- tween McGill and Queen's for the in- jercollegiate championship. This can- not be, Ii. McGill wish to take the Bonor from Queen's it must be done on Kingston ice, jist as challenging teams: for the Stanley cup must play on the rink of the present holder. Mcleod, of Haminton, Out., threw Whittmer, Cincinnati, twice Friday night. in succession at Cleveland, - the first fall in 20:08, catch-as-catch-can ; the second fall in 22:44, Graeco-Roman. The . contest was to have been 8 straight «Graeco-Roman bout, bit Mcleod did not so understand, and reé- fused to go on the mat until the con- test was made a mixed one. Dr: Abbott's Bahelene won the 2:30 class at the Ottawa ice races yester- day. This speedy little racer was the favorite and fully $3,000 in bets was placed on her. In the first heat Ba- helene was second; in the second and third she came first; the fourth was a dead heat with Annie Russell, and the fifth - Babelene . won. be Kingston acer will enter in to-morrow's race. The hockey > match , to-night at the Kingston rink, between Ramblers and Picton, had to be: cancelled; as the Picton team could not reach. thecity. Owing to & snow blockade, trains out of Picton to-day had to be cancelled. The Ramblers and Bicycle club team will meet, however, in & regularly Lachiedulen mateh of the Quinte league. The game will be called at elght o'cloth At the request of secretary Beaton, of the 0.H.A., manager- Sutherland, of the Frontenacs, has forwarded to-To- Lronto a declaration in answer to the Cornwall protest. He declares that the Frontenacs were subjected in Corn- wall to the most unsportsmanlike treatment * ever accorded 'a Kingston team. He charges that referee Weath- erhead 'was reviled, and also slashed at by Cornwall players. Mamager Su therland also states = that Cornwall goal nets are eight inches higher than the regulation size. The O.H.A. will attend. "to the technical portion of Cornwall's protest; ilseli, but wishes full particulars of the rough treat went given the Kingston team. We Believe That ome tgjal of © Fit Reform will convince you that it is first grade clothes "properly tailored. at' a moder ate price' to he had in Kingston at Jenkins'. ¥. L. Palen, Belleville, in Tam worth estimating the Joke by the te cont fire" there, fixed it as $40,000. There #& only 'about $10,000 insurarce on this amount. "id ) OF THE ENGINEERING SOCIE- Y ry, OF QUEEN'S. Held at British American Hotel Last Night--ThHe Banquet a Stitcess--~Toasts, Speakers of Faculty, Songs And Music. The engineering society of Queen's university held its fifth annual dinner last night at the British- American hotel, whose dining room was filled to its utmost capacity. This banquet of the engineering students was quite as successful as those of past years, except in the speech-makng depart ment, which was hardly up to the for- mer high mark. But perhaps this is accounted for by the fact that the toasts did not begin until hall an hour after midnight, the serving of the excellent dinner requiring exactly three hobtvs, and that the speakers necessarily cut their remarks short. Stiil the utterances were wholesome. The dining room was very extensive ly draped in Queen's colors. AY Rédmond, president of the engineer- ing sodety, occupied the chair of hon- or, on either side of him were | Profs. Miller; Gill, Goodwin,and Dupuis, and Messrs. Kirkpatrick, Fra- ser, Rothwell and NeGil and Toros representatives. » ates ont Queen's student bodies were Messrs. W. C. McIntyre from divinity, J. G. Gray from arts and Brandon from medicine. The Peaniclont proposed the toast of "The King" which was received and drunk with acclamations, "Our Country' was given hy O. N. Scott. Prof. Goodwin, in response, spoke of Canada being so great that whole parties of surveyors could get lost-in the most civilized parts, as in the case of & recent K. & P. railway gurveying party: (Laughter). The speaker said that when a man thinks his country isnot a good one, it is time for himsto pass to another one, The people; he claimed, should have faith in their country and in the possibility to: develop it. This is an age of engineers, said Prof, Goodwin, who struek 'a keyv:note. The engineer in at present taking a great part in the business: of Canada, and in the futire the highly trained scientific man is the one who, will regulate the affairs of the country. Prof. R. Catr-Harris followed Prof. Goodwin, and spoke of prospects of engineering in Canada, interpreting the signs of the times. The prospect for engineers on this continent, he declared, "was unlimited. Pol, Harris pointed out that the present genera tion was destined to witness most ra- dical changes in transportation especi- ly. The faculty song was sung by 8. S. Rose. It was a bright little composi tion, and described the "fairy tales" which the engineering professors were said to be palming off on the stu dénts. In response to repeated calls and ap- plause; Prof. Miller made a few joeu- lar remarks. He lamented the fact that there were no lady students in the; geology class. There had been some, but they had gradually driffed away during the past few years. MM. B. Baker toasted 'Queen's and her Faculties," and responses were given' by Prof. Dupuis and Mr. Fras- or, the Scotch lecturer om mathema- tics. Prof. Dupuis stated that as Prof. Miller was in need of ladies in his class, he (the speaker) would will- ingly spare "him some of his. (Ap- plause). He had been connected with | ' s for thirty-five years) and sotnetiines had ladies in his classes and sometimes had not. "They are little chips in porridge," declared the professor, who didn't explain the wsig- nificance of this remark, which caused Sonfusiof among the young engineer- ihg students who were listening at- tentively to all the talk about the maidens. In conclusion, Prof. Dupuis stated that he would like to sce one change in Queen's senate--he would like to see more scientific men there and less theologians. (Applause). However, he was' contented with the old adage that everything came to those: who wait. The speaker asked engineering = students: to not forget Queen's when they became million- aires. . Mr. Fraser said that when he came to Canada last fall he found life here and in Scotland did not differ so much after alls The fact that Queen's was modelled after the Scottish uni- versities' made him feel at home. One striking difference he. noticed be- tween Queen's and the universities in his. native land, and that was the 'large part of the university here giv- en over to the engineering and practi- cal science departments. In that, be thought, Scotland might well take a lesson, and do likewise, giving less to the literary subjects. A. J. McNab proposed "Sister So- cieties," and replies were given by IL E. Scott, of MeGill, and H. P. Rust, of Toronto school of practical sciemoe, | "The Profession" was given by J. 7. McLennan, and elicited responses from C. G. Rothwell, Capt. Bogart and Mr. Kirkpatrick. EH Peiwe and A. J, Stillwell said nice thitga ut "The Seniors," and G. C. McKenzie and A. Swine ton softly snd timidly piped the prsises -of - the ladies, omitting all discussion of women's rights and the new woman. "The Press" was also wete rendered by Messrs. sand Swinerton. During the proper" Routley's orchestra gave & fine programme of music and Songs bA B.D; pas Methodist George Richardson leaves on Friday for Winnipeg. J. 8. K. McCann is confined to bis home with illness. Miss Fdith Walker, of Holleford, is visiting friends in the ¢ity. : Mise Nellie Jones, of the city, is the guest of Mrs. Joseph Murphy, Sangs ter Lawrence Walsh, Albert street, ex- d in the Kingston penitentiary, is dangerously ill. Miss Annie Crawford, Brockville,. is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Elliott, Uni- versity avenue. Senator Sullivan left at noon to-day for Ottawa to be in attendance at the opeding of the senate. Lisut, W. A. Grant, 3rd Montreal field battery, is authorized to be at tached for duty with A" battery. Miss K, N. Barry, teacher of the senior - thind * elas" in Louise school, was confined to her home yesterday with illness, = W. Drummond and wife, London, Out., branch inspector for J. C. Womls, London, proprietor of Woods' fair, is in the city. John Tarrant, agent for the Lon- don life insurance company, is in the general hospital undergoing an opera- tion on one of his arms. Miss Geruude Coghlan, in "Vanity Fair' will not appear here on Mon: day night next as announced. The company is re-organizing. Frei Lapum, Napanes, is in the gon: eral hospital, where yesterday he un derwent an operation, which was quite successiul 'and he ix improving tu the surgeon's satisfactidn Alderman 'Slimm; Ottawa, registered at 'the Terminus hotel to-day." He is spending a short time here while en route home from Toronto, where he way one of the master bakers who waited upon the government. Death Of Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Edward Seott, who diéd on Antherst Tsland on November 18th, af ter a short illness, was born in the Ireland, seventy years Ireland in. IS6 for Pennsylvania, where dhe married James Wolfe, of Carbondale, Pa., who died many years ago, leaving three children, only one of whom survives, a son who lives at Oswego, N.Y, Forty one vears ago she married Edward Reott in Oswego, N.Y. After living there for some years they removed to Amberst Island, where they since liv- ed. They had three children, only wo of whom are living, Edward, jr. and Mrs, David Baker, of Midland. At the time of her death she had nine grandchildren and four great grand children. Mrs.» Scott was of a cheer ful natore and was highly esteemed by her friends and neighbors. The funeral was largely attended. ---------- Morin's Wine Creso-Phates. (Made of Creodote and Hypophosphites.) Do 3 ou suffer with bronchitis, cold, cough, whooping cough, grippe, ca- tarch, pleurisy, pneumonia and of some other sicknesses relating to the lungs ? In this case, take Morin's Wine without delay. It will cure you, vou may be sure. There are so many of those false preparations. For sale at your merchant or grocer, The Delegates £electsd. The consérvitives of Sydenham ward met last evening for orginiza: tion purposes. Andrew McMahon was appointed chairman of the ward, and William Duffey ana W, H. Macnee chairmen of subdivisions. The dele gates to the convention are : George | Gordon, widerman Sears, William Dui fey, H. J. Wilkinson and W. H. Mac- nee. -------- Around The Y.M.C.A. The boys are arranging for a drive on Friday evening, after which re- freshmente will be served. Considerable repairs are being made to the equipment of the bath rooms. The board has set apart an appro {printion to furnish a social at the rooms every Friday evening. Battery Notes. Court Earl Roberts will hold a dance on the 27th, the anniversary of Paardeberg, Three recruits arrived to-day. | Sergt.-Maj. O'Hagan is now in Lon i don, Omt., seeking owt recruits. from Guelph Entered a Suit. A prominent citizen eritered a suit { to-day, not for damages, bat for 812, Lit was ene of the Lonelies that 'are causing so much comment at Jew | kine". Are Canadians Inferior ? Canadian brains and money can t produce as good a tin of lunch tongue or pork and beans as Americans Try those packed by Williant Clark, Mon tyeal. They are excellent, 5 For 25. { Afew sizes leit of the special lars, we are giving 5 lor 25e, {kins. eol Jha COFFEE EYES. It Attacks Mavy Persons There. To illustrate how coffee can affect the eyes the words of a lady in Wood land, Ts. are quoted © "1 was brought up to believe that tes was injurious but was allowed te drink cofiee from childhood. Ever gince 1 can remember 1 have been sdb- ject to severs attacks of headache, otherwise my health was pretty good, _ontil a short time came afiected; they ¥ 3 of 5 2 PARAGRAPHS PICKED UE BY OUR BUSY REPORTERS, tention. Watch Jeaking I¢ is likely works. A pew erected in enlarge the bours of date. It hasn't comes high, but A hall to cost ed in Ottawa in dean Lauder. some kind of a be arranged to versary of the re March Ist. and you will hav Now that Dr. elections will be point, The ora "Let us he off with wine," Goe law should be reached the reim Glenburnie, rear of t tovday afternoon whether the an started homewart There is Winston Churchil in the loeal boo Vair, yard in ment on AO BOT vel The pupils of who were affecte demic of measles of the classes, w pRe-(uarter This being the n season, high in St. Mary's o'clock this mor blessing 157. of bachelors at They say who waits---long Had AG A well-known |} fast horse, than is none better. bit if woyoue the animal. He Ontaria street a a bunch of "Yes, a pretty the reply "Has he them enquired, little sport with tive party the ed," came the would-be conserv ment of the Y.M » boys' camp dat mer. Tt pr jiniors far rit] influences the care of five oui last to select a wmp will tual in their heb paratory to business in the Pvery available wogressive Lo The year s age. good sign End Of A Chief justice judgment practi action of the ( mica company, the ownership of Peterhore. The had ordered the 'May, but the peal of the evening. atte HL | William Murray master t supper CG Union Tey Oak Hall shirts, smallpox cese to us yet Senator contributed largely to the funds, A citizen soggestod last evening that Don one of these paper feed WOITY no more -gver fe has spoken. characters say in he was in a hurry lest a ales to their classes in large numbers, their now almost filled. archhishop performed the the ashes very largely attended The London Glohe says that at the York registry office, recently, wore married whose combined ages are There it still hope or the hunch says prominent stood on a corner watching him, he approached one of them remarked "Pretty nice horse, that 1" "Yes, ho was sired by panee, and dammed enough pity that they will be sway from 'lo and city has been placed local mangger, however etiough crafuamen kinds of earpesters are hive found almost steady employment during all the past year , Music was and Thoraton's ovchestr . The Spies of Every Day ite What the Peopls Are Talking About--Nothing Epcapea Ab Ribby's. ad on front page, it will save you. money. Kingston and Ottawa will he in competition for the Deering 4 platform is being Sunday school of Cooke's Presbyterian church. A skating perty enjoyed a couple of amusement on the Royal military college last even- the Fink at ing. ' Hive boerd of health is not up-to introduced a single Smallpox we must have it. $20,000 will be erect: memory of the late Clemow' bas wiblie function should mark the first anni: Jief of Ladysmith, on toyal blue shirts Bibhy's. ox-M.0., e a fit. Montague, has told the News that the provincial the that held in June, and cheer our souls the makes one of his "Faust." Perhaps prohibitory enforced hefore he shment booth. A horse and sleigh, owned by R. J. disappeared from the he Windsor hotel yes It i hot known imal was stolen, or I of its own accord. ady an inquiry. for 1's "Richard Carvel" k stores, in view of Andrew Robson's approaching congage ow. night, in Pdward E. Rose's dramatization of that no Louise public school, 1 by the recent epi . Are now returning Two hich were reduced to regular size, are first day of the Lent mass was celebrated cathedral at eight after which the ceremony of The services were ning, a couple the rity buildings. everything comes to kim enough. The civie bachelors are good waiters, » ------------ > ood Pedigree. sed] chracter Vue a whith he thinks there He dockn't like it » auything against was drivieg it along few days age, while conservatives A# good janimal," was got a pedigree ¥ one of thinking to have a the driver -, of Na by the conserva day Harty was elect prompt reply. Two ative candidates look od cheap, and made trac ks for home. ---------- Boys' Summer Camp. A committee of the physical depart CA. i= arranging for ring the coming sam oposed + to take the away from the thoroughly under volume men, who will bs chosen to look after them. A '¥abe rommitiee has heen appointed to esti: mate the cost of such an outing dnd table location. = The one week, and the boys who attend must be very pune te, ---------- Ship Carpenters Scarce. The work of repairing the K. & M. company's barges at Port mouth, pre beginning geagon's begun. in the The the gpring, has ship-carpenter at work cannot meciire in the city. All engaged, and The city is what it was a low soarcity of men 15 ® ------------ Mining Action. Meredith has given ally dismissing = the vown corundum and Toronto, against Lo gun & Madill, Kingston, in regard to mining property near master-in-chambers trial of the action in chief justice allowed the defendants, ruling that the action should bave been dismissed ---------- A Pleasant Gatherifg. The Jongshoremen's union conducted a pleasant dance in the city hall last About two hundred rg iy 5 furnished jormed the deties of ceremonies wos served hotel. -------------- ¢ Overcoats, Overcoats. Splendid stock give you just av ms of apy vime § of overcoats. We can | good wverenats sow n the year. Bibby's. in the | Fried Onli Indirectly Caused the Death ef the Ward's Gigatest Gull L was a govoand, on onding wood shins of the table. and moords that ix favorite avon: | Mis death feom Scan i ie clabmetl sien, was pr buahly caved Fis wxoeemive indnlpvece of vie Lumines foe? the adorous ve The omion is undoubtedly a wholosome er tice of found, in fast it Baa Wany viylaral qualities of value, but it woubl pe to fied a whore digestible argicle th ouioha, wid 9 weny. Joop hi alsin, Dut ther onion Goes xe Hi. thin respect. Any article of wel thoroughly digested hecomed & ener weed diwomiort shether © onfons or heed steak ee reasan why wy wholesome teed Il aptly digested fs because re ieee asks Rowe. Important leet of degrention, soi Atomacine fek-paplone. others. are wy Seiut fn gaserio pow, SI others leek ys droehlorio acid The one thin eesanry to do cities SF ed in any cee sh fe t 10s 3 the ot thay : aud ne ard wothing thoroughly solely 'as Stuart's Daye Tablets Dr. Riehmrdson fo weiliee a thesis on reat sient of dyspepsia and indigestion, clown. Wa Femarks by saving, * for thow suffering from anil dyspepsia, shown hy sour wat wie figs, or dor fattient Aynpepsin Sn by se on stokmech, causing heart trouble sed diiculy breathing woll as fur all other forme of. st th trowhi the wnfent eal v of Stoart's Dye ™ nl 1 advise Alma y hnrmfal ny. at dt witch eer AL ie to ta Tablets alter on Rae Shey contain win composed of va ant: promppmiy uv kerw a eas vhusiepdn witch Sina hoch." lap on thinrtic Ivspipeia aud indigestic whatever in actively diye to call say cathartic medion a our form digeation is a adanomor Poetry drupgiet in the United States wed Conus wile Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, a they arp not only the and Tost sag cessful but. the most scientific of any Weal ment Jor indi fwtion aed stomach troubles. 00000 "Your The Doctor" It's for you to decide what kind of coal you watt, Swift's Scranton Coal Is the best and costs no. more than other kinds. JANES SWIFT & 20. 'Phone 135. r evvs Phrenta + woul "wan 2 claiming to fare an have no alfect the food, aud Bindest HONEST COAL. Coul that will give you the ful) wales of yor money is the only Kind Wwe soll, The Kidd dhst dx clean wi the way which avery poy warmih snd comfort Coul for grates, gin ol every kind, All kinds linge, Cray Foot of Queen St.--'Phone § Your Neighbor Says WALSH'S SCRANTON COAL IS ALL RIGHT, Have you tried it ? Shall we send vou a ton ? rotigh-in penny you pute for k burners, and stoves 4 Wood sind Kied 1. ¥