The cinomatograph is now the great attraction. It is epidcmic. Nothing can compete with it. Tho time is porhaps not far distant when theatres will produce plays with tho aid of cinematograph illustrations!— I'rankfurter Zeitung," Frankfort. Thousands of pounds are lost every year, to charities by tho carelessness with which wills urG drawn. Often, wo oxpecfc t by the foollmrdincss of testators who draw their own wills, but occasionally by tho -family lawyer himself who scorns to take advicc even on questions which are unfamiliar to him.— "Tablet.": ' . ' Man is tho exciting . cause of fominino coquetry as well as the fominino crazo for elegance ahd luxury in dress and adornment Coquetry is born of the desiro to ploaso him, to attract his attention, and bring him as a slave to tho foot of his conqucror. No wonder it has become an instinct in woman — "La Revue.." Paris,
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 118, 11 February 1908, Page 10
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