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Show For Small Girl Goaded. I : was too nr eat, if so be by it they might add to their aeeuiiiiilations And they labored jointly. The wom-- I ills saerillee was ill every resieet equal to that of the man. llut when they had amassed $10. ihmi the mail, he had the power, took the money and pureliased with It, not the automobile whhli he b.nl led Ills faithful wife lo expi-rt- , but a ; World of Labor SR News from All Parts of the World, of General Interest to the Worker Theres more strength Savins became a passion with the No privation mail and the woman. I in a howl of Quaker Oats han in the same quantity or the same value ot anv other t home. Unite! she fried, anil when next mob of sullTniti'tii-came that wav she joined them. Who could Maine a ISot-lul- i;iiiimig'i to Its III i tb' lutely i.rg'iuie crnfl Juno Mael:ii. liiiic. No 2'14. Inis sect-ren.ore tlit'ii l.Li'o n. v lilt' (M.il filin' Hit !i l lib IS Ni irlt ,!,u Ill 1 il eilicf lie. n ioli Fi ii'ii.it 2 On .1 ui f I ii.f in.iue : i v r will In Man laid 1 ItOet'Ml New York. abso- s- lii. ; Firr-nn-i- tin- - i Tin Itrothi rluioil of ami Kiutiiiifis liavo if tfin riii'roa-llif (iflifi'ul .M'iU.'.'HTs' 32 ( lo a Iluk. iur? of submit-ti'i- s .V n i 'v.v wk -i n he!y I i ini i i f.--' i .1 in if! . a Man K Iruiii a l. i l Tan m;i Ill.ife'. Tl.e '"i e. ile:.r ' "i v lif.i. - v I .vL el !; ! '!'! - i ' r I ; : 1 r V IV I'- U'i ' . i!i I ; i i Mit . V L f y f ; i . . i ; i I.-- fill tl gl'l .iblil.I 12 mt. iiiuile i ii.bi'oiih-t'cr- i yoke, iii'ii ell 'i 1! a., t.iry inas urer. e ffivl iuu S I. lary J. Me.MulIin of I'iiii'innali. who was u t for Huston cticu eamliilf.'f IliliUlLH ITessilli'H's iiniuli No. Im and Franklin assciciiiiioii. No. is. of junior pressmen, assistants and feeder have both elected roiiimilti'o which will at s once confer I'l'gurriing pressriHiin in this city anil vleinity, both III regard to sanitution and lioallh, and nlso for trade eouilitiinis. The preset. t agreement of the union expires Juiip 1. The new requests will lie decided upon next mniilli. .1. Tin Master buildMontclair, of Montclair, in view ers' . i ' rc-t-l- . ct the manifesto of the local building trades unions that on niul after May 1 no union man will be periuiititl to work on a Juli where a nonunion man that it Is employed, has announced the will furnish bonds to gnui'iintei roinplction of any job that any of its mi uibers undertake after that date. The association claims to represent every trade required in the construction of a building and says it can furnish the necessary mechanics to finish any job where the union men (to on strike because of the employment of nonunion men. Vallejo. Cal. The trades that are roinpletely unionised, that is, trades in which not a sliuje nonunion man is barbers, bakers, employed, are tie eari'enter.-'.- , lathers, laundry workers, imnii i.tns. He drivers, plumbers, the I metal Wel kers ami ptlnters mlu r unions In which 11 per cent, of the men emp'oyed at the respective trades are union men are tin bartenders, electrical workers, flour and cereal mill employes, federal retail clerks, iiiiii'hinbts. painters and ship joiners. served St. I.ouls. Notice has on employers by the union plaxterers. palnti rs, granitoid men and sheet metal workers that unless the wages are increased lo to 2 per cent, they will strike. The new scales are to take ellect March, May and June 1, when existing contracts expire. Plasterers no.i get 73 cents an hour ami demand ten cents more. Tin niivrs demand 44 t,i cents an hour. Painters now receive 50 rents an hour and demand 55 cents. Iloston. The proposed workmen's in the compensation act introduced Massachusetts legislature proKises that any workman injured at. his employment shall he compensated by the payment of half the amount earned by him, and that the dependents of n workman who is killed shall lie paid the amount which he earned for Ihc last three years, or It.nbO, whichever would lie ihc larger, hut In no case over $2.0ti0. lu-e- Trenton. N. J.-T- lie Trenton Str.-e- i Railway Company announced an increase from IS1- - to 2'l cents an hour following the demands niadu a few days ago upon the company by the employes, who have been secretly organizing for smite I 'oiilhs. Savannah. Ua After being granted an increase in pay from 3'D j cents an hour to 39 rents, boilermakers on the Central of Georgia railway returned to work. Rost on. The various unions, more than 2nd In all. affiliated with the HusI.. F,. are now voting on the ton day. guesting of parading on San Francisco. Tin Alaska Fishermen's union has toted to affiliate with the San Francisco I.alinr council. San Francisco. I'nlmi stablemen are starting a movement against unsanitary stables. Worcester. Mass. .Ml four of the big railroad brotherhoods of conductors. trainmen, engineers and firemen will have a joint union meeting hen April 2. 3 and 4. at which President of Taft, t'.ov. Draper, President Mi-lie- N. Y.. N. II. & H. railroad. President Tuttle of the D. & M. railroad. Mayor I,ngRn of Worcester and other prominent men w ill speak. the At the next Montreal. Canada and I.abor counof the Trades meeting cil the question of form At g a civic federation for the purpose of settling all labor troubles by conciliation and arbitration will be considered. I v p! i : t tin- 11 (!' til - m.'!ii r.s im--- ' Is cb tim ot ami a n.irto.v s.'im mi lint tiier-reiie- d ' d1 . t i girdle. Tin attractive i"i ! of Mm velvet t r.;.i:;a"l souiacln cmbruMe: up over lawn. T'le skirt is liublird at (Im lml tom with two ruffles of the materia I, edged will) lace. Tiie Idolise Inis a plaited shoulder collar, alto edged with lace and orna- t i I ' : is bunds ol li..-itin - giiUie . Ii.l A ! li n . . - lv . .. i . i'M MuIimi.I is i"'i-rn- :. . iltill Cl.r,.. Ill Ini: dor ol the sk'rt gO'i.ir i . v 11'-- ! .. ihc- - : : n , i!;y fli mmmmmmmm 'avnat. p O W I' ill . .ii.i... . t .i. i. ..t'.l c I. li, Ii. ur I i I. Te., t Js H I. cl ,:i11- I. ' ai.xi ii illl ' I i.i". . ; ' ir$c l iuhi v BYES rhi rr,,'Trv e I I Vtinit.v is di.e to a leal, m 63333 I., it L V ii ll A lpl a '.,!,;t'c .V i! ,,.,!1VN.',i ;. i .'l :m If I. II Ll ?.:: K:J i . G .OSIDCJIR a ji S' I or ti.i' dal Since the commitin front are straps I witii a agree :,i bat t tees of t in tiiiimt and the IIohoii V. I.. mented with little buttons. sli) piping tniil ornaiiii'tiied with The yoke is made ol bail js of valen- - hut tons of the sart.o I', have been cnileuvorliig to amicably ami succeeded leal tiie eiitl'er adjust will) "II bill five firm. The union men won its cnnicniimi at two of the COLORS IN SPRING COSTUMES DRESS. AFTERNOON last week. It is expectplacet; sira-ed dial the other simps will lie struck Pepper and Salt Seems to Have if tin conii 'lions are no! established. Been Singled Out to Become an Huston. April 1 is the date si t by Especial Favorite. Huston painters' union 11 for its 1910 It calls wage scale to go into effect. All the Kmart cost times of the for a minimum rate of $20 rot the spring will be pepper and salt." The work week for house painters individual taste can choose between and $22. 2 lor decorators. The pres-- i the infinite stripes of black and white, an hour fur til rales are 41 cents the hairline, HtripcH or clu cks, or a house painters and 40 cents an hour fine tweed in which die two threads for decorators. Tin men already have mix. All the Iziniliin suitings are In tiic vvt'i k. Fast I.oston paintthe natty, mannish fabrics affected by ers' anion also last v.eek adopted the the Fnglish woman and iter spouse. for saute scale ami hour English black anil white shepherd house pit inters, and ior ship painters plaids, checks and elevi-- stripes with the same rates per hour, lint permitrough threads will bo In the lead. The work week In that ting tlio spring worsteds are in the tiny stripes, branch. coining so close together that they are There will not he City of Mexico. prnrtifRlly gray. a walkout of American engineers and For one who takes to mountain conductors in the employ of the Narlfiiibing, golf, motoring or any outtional lines of Mexico, the employes side exercise, the homespuns are the and the railroad management having best of all for wear. These, In the of annul upon terms of scttleir.i-iiimported cloths and in our own home The wor'.lii.g of the their difficult! weaving entile in sixteen shades, so peace pact may never bo ii'.'.Mi.-l- u d variety is not lacking I'.mii tin emp'iiye- - ami the raili'i'ml it is said that Speaking of fain a wutrun's tharactcr comes out in die Kl'tse to (1 v i g l its conn-i.istextures she wears. Withal so inticli sating only tbit tin agreement was to ail concerned. depends on the making that I lie rule Purls. Frut'ce. The old age v orkitm cannot he acc pteii in any sr use as fast bound. A rough homespun, made man's i n.'ion III1, which insun s tc every laborer in town or cn.titry a simply in periect taste, is as dainty us a smooth fuhiir on n small person. at the age of r.i, niul will cost pi Kram-an aihliiimial year ly. may now be considered as voted. SPREAD IS MADE ELABORATE The senate has agreed to make only very sliglit anieuduu tits, and tin Pink Rose. Embroidered on Bed Coveliaml-eroil the eve of the genera' eli ct ions, will undoubtedly pass tl.e ering Has Become Distinctly Popular. Mil wlieii it comes iuiek to it Iroiu the prin-ressenate. This is a suiart. tight-fittinNot only a flowered surface, tint Tin- ri port of the Interim-donface Chicago. dress in brownish terra-cottI'uion of Plumbers for the last cloth. Tiie bodice has a round yoke with blossoms made by hand, is the of chiffon, and a zouave with sleeve latest in bedspreads. year shows lint during that period Great cabbage roses In rich deliunions cut in one with it. bclh being braided cliarti'ts were Isstti'il to m-53 unions surrendered charters. 29 nnd edged with hniloon and large rious pink dotted hero nnd then ail strikes were inaugurated, die cost ol fancy buttons. Ou the hips the trim- over the plain surface of a white linen which was $29,422. ami sick benefits tc ming is arranged to simulate panels spread. Not closer than yon rare to plan the amount of $27,920 and death brim let In at tiie sides. Chiffon is used for fils amounting to $S.t;mi were paid. the puffed sleeves, which are set to them, with the cnihmidey In view, but just so near that there will he Joplin, Mo. Seven hundred miners deep etiffs. Seven yards plenty of pink in evidence. You ran Materials required: employed at the plants of the Atiierl dozen yards trim- do the stamping yourself, if you ran Z.inr. Lead and Smelting Com 4S inrhe.v wide, a single large rose witii a leaf lie ming. lx dozen yards braid, G button.. puny struck for higher wages and a of zinc lei! ore very 111 tie stem nnd truce It the when price ccntly, the were upon and men's goods. cut. to $4ii, tiie wages Natty Accessories for Linen Suits. Mercerized and twisted riubrnhlerv although zinc blend has gone to $t; The black satin collar, ruffs and cotton a coarse number will the former pay has not been restored la els which lend so Finart best pocket medium, nnd tiie work need not inliuii New York. The special to a lailoreil suit of wash ma- be solid. Skeleton air an Is embroidery vote taken tlirocgliout the rniiniry re terial may lie made by any amaleur o is, where tip re are large by the piano ninl organ workers vlio will devote sufficient time to thp effective an I tiie work should la done in a boM resulted in favor of a tomi ornry reduc task. When the Mark satin way. so that tiie exult will be de-- j from five tc initiation fee dim of the have been properly shaped, they tiffed ly pink or old rose. rwii dollars. or I should lie Two shades of cotton may lie used, smallest av Indianapolis. then stiffened witii can- with green leaves and stems, or witii paid-ui rage monthly mcmheisliip ol vas, taffeta lined, and finally finished thi Cnited Mine Workers of America about tin edges with three rows of botli of these! done in tiie rose pink. The dropping of this large, loose since its oiganizsitiou in SHO was in machine stitching As these accessor- rose upon curtains ur-- cushions in I s.tii, when the number was 9.C1T. ies must be removed whenever the tiie same room will not be wasted New York. Of the 12J0 sales worn mat Is to be laundered or cleaned, work. stores en in New York department their upper edges should he equipped are wives and mothers, dm with five or six short loops of Mark these of To Give Red Hair a Luster. having taken po twist which fasten over tiny buttons greater part sitinns after their marriage. The as the garment, material same girl should insist of the Newark, X. J- Typographical i'nlon and attached permanently to IL upon a pinch of salts of tartar being No. 103 is tiie first union to abolish al' put in the shampoo mixture each tliim overtime in book, news nnd job offices her hair is washed. For Aching Feet. No member is allowed, hereafter, tc Tliis does not act as a bicarb or to A woman who pins her faith accumulate any overtime. but gives a warm lu'tty MMr dye, docWashington- i'nion metal workert home remedies before going to a to tho hair that brings out all It in Italy number S.dtn). Owing to trade tor says she quickly cures herself of lights. In her feel and legs There is no possible danger of Indepressions the incinherhfp has fallen the shooting pains women call neuralgia. which many from 13.40H. jury to the hair if no more of th m ill Every night and morning she bathes is usd than a good-sizeI!st,,n. The fi5 cents nn hour wage pinch or as rate for the lioston union plasterers her feet with strong salt water as much as will go on tho etui of a hot as she ran bear IL She continues knife. went imo effect without friction. Th tiie bathing for five or six minutes, summer last the for rate men struck The salts should bo kept in a dry then marie by then gives a cold spray nnd rubs th. place as it is rapidly affected by dampAn agreement wais witii a rough towel until ness. which the men's wages were raised feet briskly In a glow. are C21 they i m an hour then cents to from Breakfast Jacket. and the G5 cents an hour rate to beLittle Help., For a breakfast jacket bave Japancome effective March 1. Kcften water. Heat hut do not boll ese silk and cut It hip length, with pavers' union 1, the Huston. point at the front and straight across larger number of the members ol a boilerful of water; add two of lye. In a few minutes a t the back. Loose pointed sleeves which go south to work during the winter, resumed meetings last week scum arises; remove with a spoon, should be bound with ribbons and a The season will begin within a week then add soap and wash same as for simple neck binding used. Morning oft water. Perfectly harmless to jackets are simple and usually con or so, it is stated. Some of the men saver of soap. In a itructed of fin. silks. Havana. and slothes worked this year Ji'ti... I. ; ' -- h- - i i , illustration Ve.lIK ol. I. it is (' - - , V ve A I10M M .4.' ; I i ii(; Mi-o- j . I. ( The dress in In I'niitiit A r - . i t.J ; IS- V nniiri.-liiiii-i. le.ist n . l., i..iif i i I D't.tf in;.,-- K'- fooil von van eat. r el lives. Sc l ii.l foe an liu-- ia.se formril Tiffs tl' inaii'i Is rlirihu lo ,ii tiugi-ili ii .r f iiii-i- l io 'In- - sai:if n .'il- - i.;I ' nilier y la lli'il. i' oi Railway i s t. i nr si . as? ave p and LHhnAibl. .1 WT 4 iij s .. i" I .i i i .4- :i h; il. ft N. i (. ,niiig p!'iih, lHilsliUk I'.d Ms. ! Thompson's Eyo Walir inn's W. N. I'., Salt Lake City, No. - 14-19- 10. r Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound? We can furnish positive proof that it has made many remarkable cures after all other means had failed. Women who arc suffering with some form of female illnehS should consider this. As such evidence read these two unsolicited testimonial letters. We guarantee they are genuine and honest state i . , saih-Mcior- y ments of facts. Crrssnn, Pa.1 rive years njro I Imd n 1ial fall, ami linrt for nine weeks, myself inwardly. 1 was tinder a nnd wlien 1 stopped 1 grew worse au in. I sent for nlNttfle of Lydia L. linkiiain's Yeirotaldo Compound, took it as directed, nnd now I am a stout, lieurty woman. Jin. Uia IL Aikey, Cresson, la. A year nffo I was siek with kidney and ISainl, AVnsli. Madder troubles and iemalo weakness. The doctors gave mo All HieyeonM do was to just let inepro us easily as possible, ui. 1 was udvised Ly friends to take Lydia IL lJnklia ill's Vegetable Compound nnd lllooil Purifier. 1 am completely cured of my ills, and 1 am nearly bixty yean old. Mrs. Kurah Leighton, liaird, Wash. Evidence like the above is abundant showing that the derangements of the female organism which breed all kinds of miserable feelings and which ordinary' practice docs not ii lM-for'- . s - , a cure, arc the very disorders that give way to Lydia E. linkhams Vegetable Compound. Women who arc afflicted with similar troubles, after reading two such letters as the above, should be encouraged to try' this wonderfully helpful remedy. For SO years Lydia It. Pinkliams Vcpctahlo Compound has In ru Hit standard remedy fur female ills. No si lc woman i!ihs justice to herself who w ill not try tliN famous medicine. Natlc e( itiMvcly from nmls ikuI herbs, and has thou.'iml.s of cures to its credit. 1 I r-- i invites all sick women write her lor advice. Slio lias to health free of guided t 71. is. Address 1xl, PinLiiai.i, Lyi.:;,eiian;. 1 ' d liOM.'-iund- Tinl.--Tl- A L k' I.Mie 14 Martha 1 Washington one-thir- d Comfort Shoes red-haire- - table-spoonful- s t 4, Genuine E- - comfort thats what it means to wear the stylish Martha Washington Comfort Shoes. They fit like a ylove, and insure complete rest and relief No buttons or laces just slip them on and of! like a slipper. Elastic at the sides Yon will never provides perfect fit over any instep. know how comfortable a good looking shoe cun be until you have worn MARTHA WASHINGTON COMFORT SHOES Dewars of Imitations. Only the genuine have the name Jl lartha I Washington and Mayer Trade Mark stamped on the sole. Refuse substitutes. Your dealer will supply you ; if not, write to us. FREK Ifyou wlllwnd n the name ofa dealer who doe not handle Martha Wa.tiineton Comfort Slioea, we will aend you free, pontpald, a beautiful picture ot Martha WaitunBton.Siie ISilil, We alio make HonorhlltShoea for men, Leading Lady Shoea, Yerma Cuatiion Shoca. Special Merit School Slioci and Work Blioea, F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co. MILWAUKEE, WIS. |
