... Dudley are prepay to TENbERS the Supply of t following ALS. rlOr a period of 12 Mouth.. IRONWARE and BROOMS. SHOVELS AND PICKS. PICK SHAFTS AND HARD WOW) BLOCKS. DRYSALTIKRY. DRAIN PIPES. SAND. BRICKS. I FIRQUERED PAVINii• VS IRON CASTINOS. DISINFECTANTS ...

... of their dog at heart. should take every precaution to eati•fy t►eir dome appetites at home—not leaving it to them to pick up garbage and refune from the gutter. ...

... WEEKLY MAGAZINE. GLEANINGS. (FROM PICK-ME-UP. j Cause and Effect —Mrs. Kuagger : Don't forgel th many man owes his succumb in life to his wife. Mr. Kuagger : Yes, and many man owes ■ his wife to his success in life Mow that it is definitely assuied ...

... heads, to a few indispensable rigs, and aetnally to the offal of ' cats' meat stills and the scraps of waste food which may be picked up in the (greets. .. A w.dow with tour children was found in a wretched room without food or fire, or hope of getting either ...

... a given signal to assnssinate a like namber of Rand Rifles. Kemp and 1,000 Boers, who had been commnanicated ‘with by the garbage eart drivers, were to be in hiding near 'the city. In the tumalt and uproar exnacted to ensue they were to force an entrance ...

... earth in the ficld and fell, breaking her thighi For the delendant it was nrged that, as the plaintiff was not engaged in picking at the time the accident did not arise out of her employment. Judge Tindal Atkinson, however, gavejudgment for plaintiff, ...

... the tont:di l there was little to complain of in the beldame. Fora st in the men 1d maintaining his reputation by his smart picking up and ietorn• Erie start made by Old Hill was none too rosy. four wickets being lost for 23. Platt end MlThehlp made a stand ...

... time in a pub, when they mist es. Rvesham Rowing Club were enterprising, provided something for the public Tho rvN wen not, garbage. vary exciting to outuilvn, but the tune of the band was o,toy•d. and the fireworks were a good wind-up to the day. The were ...

... the child. Defendant was then caJJed and sworn. She denied that she had ill-treated the child, but she had punished ber for picking and' taking things and for telling falsehoods. answer to Mr. Brown, she admitted she caned th«- child tthe legs for stealing ...

... Wedumiay aftemeess the mother fed hint sed laid him down on the bed with his head resting on a pillow.• Later, she went to pick hire cp. and was alarmed to see that the child haul moved. She marched for him, end foetid that the whole of Isis body except ...

... titanic arrows at the intruder ? Possibly two thousand years of rust and deca would have robbed them of their potency. He picked up some newspaper cuttings dealing with Soo. and smiled as again and again be came across the phrase Which spoke of the ...