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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13098, 24 April 1908, Page 1

* CAPITAL -._ l _.. W*» FIRE. MARINE. ACCIDENT. THE PREMIER COLONIALL COMPANY. Notedtor promptness and Lib«_ity. Ad- L. PARSONS. M«Ea*er, Cjaß3 *• 196'Heroford •*»•*.

AMUSEMENTS. pULLEE'S OPE K A HOUSE. t ««4 Xto-Til of the Present Programme. FULLER'S NEW VAUDEVILLE AND FLI MODFRN BIOGRAPH COMPANY. Last Night cf GERTIE McLEOD. Lest Ni-sht ot LF.SSO «id REXO. Terrific Success Nightly 01 FRED H. GRAHAM FRED H. GRAHAM NELLIE DENT. I F n vS a "PICC^INN^S EVA LEE AND HER PICCANINNIES A Remarkable __rd Novel C:on Ac. CARL BRASSO, The Wonderful Strong Man and Wira Wa'kcr. WILLIAMS and BONETTA, The PopuWr and Versatile Sketch Team, 808 LLOYD. Premier Conuque HARRY EDWARDS. iWulßnlladist. NEW BIOSCOPE VARIETIES. Prices, 2s and Is. Doors, 7.30. p H' O R A L HALL. VALENTINE'S WARWICK BIOSCOPE COMPANY. EVERY NIGHT. MATINEE SATURDAY. Adults 6d. Children 3d. 9047 THE COLOSSEUM SKATING BINS, Armasrh street. Sessions—Morning, Aftarnoon, and Eveninf. Admission Is, Ladies 6d. TO-NIGHT—One Mile Relay Race. TOMORROW—Morning Session, school boys nnd girls admitted free. Skating 6d. Afternoon session—Skating Matinee. Admission free. Skating 6d. MONDAY—Ladies' Night. Tickets ou application at the Office. 12M. 6d. TTf AINONI PABK. 6d. NO FIREWORKS TO-NIGHT. ELITE BANKh-SUX'DAY. , ELITE BAND—SUNDAY. ' ELITE BAND—SUNDAY. LAST FEW DAYS. SEASON CLOSES MAY 3rd. Return Trn.ai Fores (including admission) Is, Children Half-price. 1201 A SOCLLL will be held in tho Druid V I\ Hall, Hornby, on FRIDAY, April 24th. Gents 3s, Ladit*"» Free. Drag leavce Al corner at 7.15 p.m. -, 12t-l THE BEAUTIFUL BURWOOD TEA GARDENS, CONTAINING the FineEt Plantation of Pines in Canterbury, is an ideal place for Picnics, etc Swings, Boating, Croquet, Slot Machines. Pair of Opossums, pretty and amusing. Fruit and Flowers for Sa'e. Admission 6d, Tea Ed. Take tram from Bank Corner. MBS KNOWLES. MOST "UNUSUAL OFFERING OF FANCY I^INENS. ONE-THIRD OFF. There is no ..better, no surer way .to cut down your household expenses than to keep j-ight in touch with our Special Offerings, and take advantage of them. This week the Fancy Linen section, comes to the front with an offering of 120 Tray Cloths and Sideboard Runn«rs at One-third under.regular price. They were secured by .us at a large discount. Sideboard Runners in lace edg* Damask and drawn-thiead -work • .(sires 12in x 63in and 14in x 64in.. Special Prices from la lid to 29 .-*"-"■ lid each. Tray Cloths, •in laoe edge. Damaak % and drawn-thread work (rises 36in x 36in). Prioes from 2s 34 to 2s lid each. ' ■ ' rt ASEfS ...— .;' BEADYtMONET STORE. -.-■'■ , „„. „ - , C2914 ■ ■ WANTED. "TfTANTED the Public to know th*t Law-"" .-V.V: rence and Kircher -sneak mil _ their good's in plnin figures, and invito iiwpec- . tion. IS2-ISI High street. _" C2105 W7aNTED~ Kr.owi>---La.wTeno9 and Kircher put Sideboards-, Wardrobes, and all heavy Cabinotware on Castors, and sell them cheaper than any oca els -■ . 02105" "W7"ANTED"Kiiow->— Lawronoe and Kircher .VV, are both practical men, ond gii___ra»tao every articl»_th*Ey_«ll. V*? 2105 WANTED Known—Lawrenoe and Kircher give, tho best value in Town in • Pl-uabos, -'Velvets, Tapoetriosi, Sergesy Cretonnes, Table Covers, and all Furuishinjr Draperies, • : ;_. LAWRENCE and~Kircher for b««t value in Sets Ware and Dinner r.r.-d.Tea Sets. ; C2105 CALL - at~Bonn~ington'_rrHigh rtrcet, ar_d. secure your Winter Comforts. Hot Water Bottles; Chest Pr-t:otors, Body E-slts, Fle?.h . Glc-vxrs, etc. New stocks ju&t arrived Mako Bonnington your Chemist. ■ C2815F BONNINGTON'S," Higi street, havo juft landed this season's Hot Water Bottles. Sjjuro cro early. Prices from 4s Od. Muko Bennington your chemist. ' C2-315F LADIES' Fascinators, in dainty shades, from Is 3d. F3151 A'CCORDEONS, 9s 6d to 27e 6d. At H. Atkinson's, 117 Manchester street. C3403 BONNINGTON'S, High .street, are proud of their new stocks of Hot Water Bot- • ttes, Chest Protectors, Belts, and all Winter Comfcris. Make: Bennington your Chemist. __ .__ _.C2815E MAKES Hard Roods Easy: Bonnington's Antiseptic Foot Powder. A great boon to these who havo much walking in hot weather. Boxes 6d and-Is; . .'■'. F_J6ls To~keep the Children warm, 80-Uantyce's are falling Smart Woollen Jerseys at - 2s lid. , E3151. this season Ballantyr.c'a are celling- • Ladi-e-3' Mc-*_or CUpa -with full quartered crowr.s at fis lid. ~ F3ISL LAWRENCE and Kircher for Saddlebag _ Suite;.. ' . _C2105 BONNINGTON'S Pills ore sold tha Dominion. They are a email pill, pearl ccatcd, easily tak>en, effective, without giving pain or unoasinoss, Is box. C3815F AN "easy step may bo assured by, using - Banrr.n-gton's Antiseptic Feci Powder. A great boon, has no equal. Boxes 6d and Is. '_ F2815 BONNINGTON'S Pills should be known to aIL The beet remedy ever offorctf to the public.. They relievo CoMtipation, Indigestion, Biliouai—C3, la box, post free. . C2815F ONNINGTON'S Pills, a certain remedy for all Liver Disorders. Indug-estion, Biliousness, Sick Headaches, Is box, post fneo. V _02&IS LAWRENCE acd Kircher for bwt value - in Feederf., Kerbs, Fir© Brasstss, Firo -.Dogs, «md Stops_aud Ashp-ane. . C2105 T~AWRENCE and Kircher for best value in -Li Blar-I.et-.i_ Travelling Rugs, and Eiderdown Quilts._ ; _5 2105 Known—Tliat Lawrence" and .*». Kircher aro still selling Duchesse Chests at S7s €d. No white pico ured 182-184 High ttreet. C2105 LAWRENCE and Kircher iai Carpets, Linoleum's, end Oilcloths, Hearthrugs and Doormats. C2105 L"~A\VTtENCE ar.d KIRCHER for Cutlery' and Plated Wa:~e. C2ICSF TTlfAßM'~W«>i.en Underclothing. The most -«». reliable 'is obtainable at Ballantyne's ._ _ ____F3'131 ROYAL Ironstone China Bedroom Sets, largest eiito 12s Cd, ot H. Atkinson's, 117.. Mancheiter G^f?^ COME and ijiilpec;., H. Atkin«in's best Saddlebag £14 IC*..: Manchester street. " ;;VVa^C34ocI .^ LAWRENCE and ■_£*££«■-to*.-Bedding -_lli.?!" pure and aired. " C2105 "•■ (For continuation of Wantedilioe page 10.) SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDA"i. THE MUSICAL EXCHANGE. T>EG to notify their Patrons and th_> Ceneral Public that on and after 4th of APRIL. SATURDAY will bo observed a_ to* HALF-HOLIDAY INSTEAD of THURSDAY, as heretofore. 825 _ . ■-•;.-. * • * : '" "•"?