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Next to the keen interest

displayed by the ladies in the New Spring Millinery is now shown by them in our exclusive showing in new waists.

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shirt waists, etc, at Paton & Co.

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f, tai joyed in every detail.

will hits “All she got from the Icem.an.’

Ferris and Russel, high class danc

`Shakespeare's :World Known Comedy. Also High Clazs Dancing Team.

comedy, "The Taming ol the

Shrew" is the head liner for the pic- wtnrea at New Wonderland tonight. It is e of the clearest and best yet procured, and familiar as every char- acter in it is to readers of the iinimor-

hard, it will be thoroughly en-

The adaption of Shakespeare's fanl-

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The comedy “0bstinate Tooth" and "Automatic Hotel" will also be pre- sented, and the new illustrated song

be one of the latest New York

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succcsseu on the circuit. and' H Week

of rare entertainment is assured all\ patrons of this most popular theatre.

At the request of many \\'h0 UWA!!!

to the past Week 1:91118 HCV week' did not attend, and have heard of the rare qualities of Miss Rosa'B P€l`l°l"| mances; she has been P€FS“‘Bd°d W

rorna-in another week, and will gil/0, entertainments in Dutch. Black FH¢B._ etc, as well as Ling the illustrated' songs, and give “Ikey" in a new msn-' ner. This means much to all lovers Of good music. as she is the finest musi-

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SACKVILLE, N. B., April 10 The

first of the graduating recitals for this collcgiafte yi._r was given lust week in Beetliovtn linll, Mount Alli- son Conservatory of .uusic by the Misses Mary Lockhart Porter of Windsor, N. S., and N:?_‘.i»a _fiilein Myles of St. John, N. B., pianists. The recital was in every respect an unqualified success; the manner in which the young ladies rendered their various selections calling forth the highest comimendation. From such n program it is diilicult to “elect smglc numbers as deserving special mention but probably Miss Porter attained her highest success in her interpreta- tion of the Beethoven sonaite, Andan- Lo Movement, Op. 26, and in the Hungarian Dance by David-Liszt ev-inning in these numbers def/p music- al feeling. In her rendering of thc lmproniptu, Op. 90, No. 3 by Schu- bert and the Schumann Novellettc, O _ 21, -Miss~Mylcs ovcd hersell

The pianists were assisted by Miss

Freda Hattie, vocalist, of Halifax, N. S., who sweetly rendevrcd- two solos and Miss Lois Taylor of Char- lottetown, P. E. I., of the (lraftory Department, who sustained licr repu- tation ns ri gifted reader.

iano, Sonata, op. 10, No. 1 Bccth-

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Allegro con l/rie

Nellie- Myles

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Hugarian Dance, David Liszt.

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France - Guaranteed by French and Canadian Government Analysts as being absolutely pure for medicial and table use it is uiiequalled Price 30 & 50 a bottle.

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ers and singers, will also make theirl Five and' ten cents admission. Gnd, E first appearance at New Wonderland the best entertainment in the clty.1

tonight, if crossing is favorable_‘CUmpletip Chagge gf lllilcf-‘“£9:h‘°m0f£',

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These DeoPle are one of the biggest';;>g\;1$Eclas:I1E;’;f;5*m;y welcome. I DRUGGISTS’

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AST WATEHBORO Me, April 8

-Nearly four thousand t0l1S Of ICU stored in six ice-houses on the shorts of Bar_\`.ctt River were d`e~1 stroyed by tire tonight which prac- tically clcaned out the plant owned, by the E, W. Clarke, Ice C0ml>‘any.‘ including the half a dozen houses and an engine house. The damage is estimated at upwards of $50000- The I Fire is believed to have be-cn lncend-f iiary although no idea of the mis- 'crcant is known by the owncr.

Fanned by a high wind, tho flames;

scaintered over rt broad territory and 1 la colony of summer cottages ncnrby Iwere seriously threatened. The dan- igcr was overcome, however, and tho :fire confined to the Ice (‘ompany's

plant.

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Pecular Trials ofa Wesfernc That Neglected His Rheu-

‘ matism.

This is no ordinnry case-~ii\'c duc-

Following is the program: 'tors endeavored to relieve and 1urc Piano, Sonata, Antnntc con Var-Alilix J. E. Germaine, Port Arthur,

iazioni, op. 26, Beethoven. land all failed to bring in this aw- Steam Navigation \,Vh3_l-f

Consolation Ill Liszt. _ ful s\if`fc1'ing even temporary relief, ’

Mary Porter l“l :im oven sixty years of nge,"

Song, Ashes of Roses Wood 'writes Mr. Germaine, "and us far Char10AlCl0Vl'1l, P. IsIan(l_ P' ,- _ . _

back as l can remember I have al- ways suiiered from rlieiiiiiatifziii. lt

mi snluulnln ici cumillls HMB; eeeeee fs -

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Headquarters for Motor Boat

oplies.

We have the following supplies in ,,k:__

Gasoline, 74-76 guaranteed,

Vacum gasoline engine oil,

Cup grease,

Sclicbler Cai'hi1i':1tors,

Spark plugs and coils,

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Packard electric wire,

\'olt meters,

Dry cells, Cell connections.

cost.

All the above offered at :1 slight advnim

Office and Vi/`crks

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and I found it very diliicult to get

cure till last fiill wha in c s\ -

stand the chilling winds and outdoor

We wish io thank our

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99; free a cake of their anions anno

of Bbatle Lever Brothers, ’l'om;_iio, will sepd yon;

shots ' .oilct soap, if you mention this paper. I

by the member from Norwich at a recent debate-»in'¢Be House of Gom-

hopln Fuga 3, Book 2, Bach

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1 LONDON. April 8-'rms women Novelieete, op. 21, seniimann

No reserve_ S should be paid the same wages as Nellie Myles

an mum go men for the same work was demanded

SUEIALIST ANU FLAG

_ _ moms in connection with a proposed '

°U5t0mef9 fOr their hbefal alteration of the lair wages clause to

p3l1'011age during’ the yea? conform with trade union principles 5

Mit _ »_,-A The Shoe- 1908 and trust by our best The "fi" “ge f°=°1“ti°° Wf1Sm0v¢ii

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|attei tion to their requirements Mi iioiierei iinisgeriiddingr mi:

to merit a, continuance of was hein-g’prlt forward with the su -

LONDON, April 6-John Richard- in, J. P., ri prominent Socialist, aused an animated scene- at the meeting of the Lincoln education com- mitivo when it was announced that the children of Lincoln (New Zealand)

P18110, POIOUHISG. OP 20, No 1|stiilcne<l ached intensely and hard

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got no relief My niustles and joints

I blank- despair I went 'to the

store and got five hotties of Neru-

took it internally and used it out- ward as a ruh Two days made

fcrlmz. Nerviline did it all-h

hem all."

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port otall branches of the Labor

game for 1909' party, because the present clause was

We also extend our best Open to evasion by em.p10ye,s_

Wishes for 3 Bright and P1-05, "'l nevtr could understand," declar- erous New Year erl Roberts, "why it' should bca,

less than men for\the same work."

Sydney Bnx‘ton,‘ postma.stei'-ge'ncr-

w' N* al, author ofthe- existing fair wages

ad sent n Union Jack to the chil- ic en of the town. "You are doing 811° ry wrong work to encourage thc "

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tradition that women should be paid lliin . l

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, N158 5. B001( 1 Bl-wh. came very acute. l was unable to, ar Superior t0 any

Mary P01`f€l`- exercise at -all I went from one ` _

was principally cn thc large niuscles

Adilslie of [ny hack, but oxtgiitlerl to my ' __ __ in W '___' i W V

ImDT0mP1U. 0'D» 90. No. 3 schuliert. limbs and made ui- iite cri " " "_" '__

rt. e Sign of the Cross work I nm a gram shovcller, and I I

AllC_>UYm0U5» , Ilany work seemed to make matters i 6

l“1""0. MEZUFKB. OD. 33, N0. 4, worse. I did very little towards a '

lumps came one on the tendons f as the nzvne implies it is not a paint but my lingers and wrists

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clinngc-n wack saw un imprwveyiicnt. it dries qlllcklyn

-four weeks saw me wcll. I win; ,, _

cured, frcc of stiffness, pnin and sul- .lill{CS 21 l'l1gllGlOSS,

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lo wish all' other sufferers would use And Wlll Slilllfl FC €Zlt d

SOUR. AS PB-nts the HHN. Handel. doct r to nnothlcr-five in all - hut A ’ (-violin osiigaco Misa noob.) 0 _ -- _- - _~ Floor Paint

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linc paid one dollar for the five I

In fact we consider it to b tl l

1>11i<ii.e t<>i<i,-nntiiin.; use is so Porches Ver;md,1l1_q obtainable ertaln in frheumatism, neiirnlgiw, , A’ ' _

ciatioa, and lumbiugo as Ncfrviliinc.

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clause, moved an amendment from

e ause.

This recognized the trade union stan- dard in' places where there are trade unions, but relied, “ln the aibsence of such recognized wages and hours," on those which in practice prevail a- mong good employers in the district."

"Quite recently," he said, “wc laid

down a minimum rate of wages for women workers in the clothing trade. That was g novel departure, :und its effect will be to double the wages rc- ccived by the women "

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GIANT EIHUEH

PLACED IN PUSITIUN

NEW YORK, April 8-A giant steel

girder with an American flag nttmli- td swung into pluce over the middle cl the East River today marked the connection of the great steel super- structure of the Manhattan bridge, the fourth of the spans linking Mim- hattan Island and Long Island. The engineers computations werelounid to be exact, the steel chords from the two sections of the bridge meeting to the inch aa calculated. A formal opening of connection is planned for next week, Mayor McClellan, to make the first trip over the new structure. Three bridges across the East River are now in use, the third, the Blackwell'a Islands or Queens- horough bridge of cantillever con- struction hoving been opened last week.

'I‘he Manhattan bridge, like the first

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from a trip to the western part. of the Fro\tncc', whcro hc piirclmsrvl two

Price 5oc per quart.

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Shades.

handsome and valimlile draft li1\i‘scs.

big figure, hilt they arc well worth it,

It is understood thc liricc Dual was Il Philip Matheson who nccompunicd Mr :__ ___ I Smitl l ht thcni safe ii _ ` "“_Y? C* ' ' o" ' ' ‘°-~' '°*'

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the- butchers of York killed .xi ci heel’ cattle for thc Ea1stei~(ilrini'kc€

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many raised in York neig'ili1>1irl\1io1l. E. Brown and Stephen Brown cxhilii- ted Snturda mcalt hard i _ '

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equal to the English inenti thlc ,

Weak ' eyed People

Could see the values we are ollering this week in sponges.

A splendid lot from ioc to $2.00 mostly un- bleached and great

wearers - We bought largely and have given you the benefit of the discount is’nt that fair. Let's show tlieni to

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