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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

CHICAGO. IN. Nov. ii.-It a
woman makes the best housekoeper
at home. why wouldn't a woman
make the hcs, housckecper IN clean
ins up ono OF the greatest cities In
tho worldg
Thus argues Miss Anna ". Muir
phy, former fnaKasinc writer. To
back her argument up she comes out
as a candidate for superintendent
Of streets The place pays $4,000 a
year.
There's reason for Miss Muir
phys determination She's an ar-
dent suffraget and believes women
win win votes sooner n they show
the men they are able 10 nm mons
jobs.
Queen Of the white wingsl" How
does n soundf
Miss Murphy - out 70 win that
title. She says she win make the
forces under hcr know they have
a REAL boss n the people here only
will let her act on tho sob.
Chtcako's street cleaners are a
motley lot. They are old men and
young men; Italians. Greeks. Turks
and a fcw-& very Formative
Americans. When small politician
wants a city iob for one Of his rcla-
ttvos and he hasn't much influence.
it's 20 the white wings brigade with
bis friend. OF nothing al all.
The pay Is poor. the work IL hard.
At ali times the street cleaner IL in
danger from street cars. autos whln.
sing about and reckless drivers.
They don't care much for the life
% street cleaner In Chicago.
Niss Murphy believes in action.
Not since the days Of tho elder Car.
ter III Harrison has an official rid.
den about town on horseback to
Wow the progress % city work
But Miss Murphy has ideas of her
own She IL an ardent horAew0mnn
and will inspect the streets every
day II tho white wings aren't
doing their work as they should,
they would better beware OF
suffragct commander.
Way shouldn't be a boss street
cieanarT-
Miss Murphy whirisd around IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

oa.nces may be preserved either
- 81 IN quarters IN this man.
~ lIaxlng pared them very thin
- wand land cut into quarters II
~ wlsh III. put them into sauce
~ an ii With hard water. and lay
- parlngs over your ounces 70
lssp them down.
rever yoar saucepan close. that
:. sseam nAy get out. and set them
ssss slow Ore tlll they be soft aud
80 pink color. Then let them
..ssa till they be cold.
rske 4 good syrup OF double re-
sssa sugar. and boil and skim we'll
Tsse M Ia your ounces: let them
NJ tel minutes. Take them off
"a ii them stand for two or three
sears Lastly boil them until the
urpn looks thick. and the ounces
,j.sr. Pit into deep Jars. with
ssnay paper over them. Tie up
:,ose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
MmM1ac nmhe@
Edison Phonogtaph'

Do you know how much you are losing by not owning
Edison Photograph
This instrument made for you by Mr.. Edison.
1t is intended to bring music into your home. 1t will
help you entertain your guests. 1t will amuse you
during your leisure hours. 1t will help you to bring
up your family to love music.
This IS what Mr.. Edison meant when he said that
he would like to sec Phonograph in every home.
How can you let any consideration of money stand
in the way of your owning of these great enter
tainersl The Phonograph will give you SO much
in return for the money than you get by
spending it in any other way.
Do not take our word for it. Go to dealer today
and hear the Ellison Phonograph play the Amberol
Records, and you will know why so positive
that you cannot afford to do without it.
EAiaar
both Edson Standard
Company LsLssIas or.ns.K MI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
ANNOUNCEMENT

What you going to have for Thanksgiving dinnerl
Everybody is interested in that-the who cat IT,
the women who work so hard to prepare it.
Lots OF us remember the Thanksgiving dinner back
the farm when children. with turkey and
potatoes and cranberry and all kinds Of thngand
mother and grandma and Aunt Mary busting around
these are among happest memories.
But The Star believes that Seattle today can
get just good Thanksgiving dinner their
mothers and grandmothers could
Now the idea is this:
Let every in Seattle who has planned good
bill of fare for Thanksgiving send The Star office
10 the Thanksgiving Dinner Editor
Just give the list in form of what you're planning
for the big dinner.
For the woman who sends in the appctzing list
of dishesand economy of preparation is considered in
awarding prizes-The Star will give box the Ahambra
good for any night during Thanksgiving week For the
ond best menu, The Star will give box the Grand For
the third prize four seats at the Orpheum.
Answers must be sent in by November IS. week from
today and addressed to the Thanksgiving Dinner Editor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
ALL MUST FIND
HOMES SPEEDILY
Special Inducements In Order TO
Close Out Remainder OF Es.
position Instruments Three
Rare Values offered.
This IL the Time to Select Your
Fsvorsse instrument al q sew.
Ing Of 20 10 20 Per Cent.
Buy Now and Have II
Set Aside for
Christmas

ihrea OF tho most superb and
beautifully designed pianos ever
seen In this section will be- offered
along with tho remainder OF
our Expedition stock at prices which
can hardly be duplicated.
The beautiful Hailct A. Davis
Grand Piano, which was Ia the
Washington state building during
the exposition. and which caused
30 much favorable comment at the
numerous social functions held
there. viii be reduced $3.50 for this
sale.
Hallet a Davis pianos have been
made ainco 1889 and have estab.
iishsd an enviable reputation
throughout tho world as being In.
struments OF the worry highest quail.
ity In every respect.
To give one an Idea OF the stabll.
iiy Of this wonderful instrument
there Is nj present time a uRllet
q Davis Grand Piano In the Con.
servatory OF Music at Boston which
has been used by inexperienced
students for three terms OF ten
weeks each and has withstood sue
cessfuily 2.is0 tunings; not only
this. but today in all respects Il
seems able to endure a like amount
again.
This speaks worlds for the con
structlon OF this remarkable instru.
ment and should appeal to those
who are dubious about a plano last.
Ing a lifetime.
ktMBALL PIANOS ALSO.
Besides this beautiful HalIet e.
Davis Grand are two Kfmbail up
rights. One In exquisite quarter.
sawed oak used during the expo
sltion In the Spokane building and
offered now nj n reduction of ti49,
while the other, a magnificent full
sized instrument finished in rose
wood. on exhibition during the fair
at our booth. n reduced STA.
The Kimball piano. II will be re-
numbered, received the Grand
Highest Award at the A.-Y.-P. ex-
position. as did Il also al the worlds
fair at Chicago. Everything that
enters into the construction OF a
Kimball plano is made absolutely
at the great Kimball factory In Chi.
cago. and for this reason the Kim
ball Co. In able to give greater value
for the money than any of its com
petitors.
Besides these rare values are 9th
or prize-winning instruments at re-
auctions OF from 20 20 80 per cont.
any OF which may be had on our
easy payment plan.
We will gladly hold any lnstru-
mont purchased at this sale until
Christmas.
You can hardly afford 20 allow
this opportunity OF securing a genu-
ine prize-wlnnIng plano to go by UNI
noticed. But quickest action Is now
necessary. Great lnroads are being
made IN this stock each day and this
sale will surely draw TO a close
soon. Don't delay-make your Sc
lection at once. Eilers Music House,
successors 10 ID. y. Johnston Co,
Ellers Music Bldg. Third and Uni.
yersity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

her chair IN tho water pipe exten.
sion department IN the city han az
she repeated tho question. She had
been adding up a column Of figures
az long as her arm.
= have new ideas on how 20 BE-
municipal housekeeper. As I have
not yet attained the office I don,
think ought 90 tell them now. DO
your N I ana everybody would know
az much as ] do.
To be perfectly frank as 10 my
opinion on a woman holding such
an office. I will say that il IL deeid-
eddy woman's job. Cseaniincss IL
a feminine instinct
Now take Il IN a house. a man
would got up and look the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
Attention,
Merchants

You will be interested TO know
that we have more safes and vaults
in daily use than all other manufac.
turers combined.
We guarantee our safes and
vaults to DO superior TO all others.
Purcell Safe Co. az Occidental
ay., agents for ring-Hall.Marvin
Safe Co, manufacturer of the gen.
uine Hall Safe g. Lock Co.'S safes
and vaults.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

has sOur eggs slightly. pour on
t's1 ore cup Of hot maple syrup.
1ck n douhle boiler until very
1tk stiyrsng constantly. Strain
- eocl then add one pint OF
csaa beaten stiff. Mold. pack in
~ and ice and let stand three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
WHY CAN'T A WOMAN HOUSECLEAN
A CITY AS WE'LL AS A'MAN?

MISS ANNA MURPHY, cANnI.
DATE FOR SUPERINTENDENT
OF STREETS IN CHICAGO.
TELLS HOW SHE WOULD
QUEEN IT OVER THE WHITE
WINGS - DIFFERENCE De.
TWEEN MANS CLEANING UP
AND woMAN's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
Preserved Grapes fer Winter Fruit
Salads.

pa.lna jar some close lunches Of
sssksase grapes. They must not be
- rlpe. but Il matters not II they
y nj or white grapes Put 20 them
l garter o. a pound OF sugarcandy.
sak 81 up the Jar with common
hzsess Tie them up close with a
hIztsr. and SGT them In a dry
.I1n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
rom MAR%o
COOK BOOK
s.s'ss
...v,,syolp RECIPES FOR
PRESERVED FRUIT


- ,he damsons In a very little
- without adding SUGAR Pass
- ,hsonrh a sieve 90 remove
~ 'ssss ana stones. To every
4 the pulp OF the fruit put
- ! m,und q lump sugar broken
= - / nall them together till II
- ante stiff. Pour into four
.s.s.n,,.sised dinner plates. rubbed
" Iltsle sweet oil, and pot e In
=. .srm MACE 70 dry. When quite
~ .ale il nom the plate, and cut
-. - snr shape you choose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

~ m s 10y Be tempted TO experiment
~ ., sssIy furniture polish. Never
q NJ s,.'sn'ng on woodwork that you
rsars ~. NOV snoM all about. Doing over
III |. 'apiture is costly aud var.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

DO you want to puy homer See
The Stars classified real estate
columns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

i. i. q present the hat without
80 a'.aming Is a popular new
49,, me becomingness OF this
y N the line OF It's upturned
:. end, Of course, only a Ger.
/ ,, ~ q soft features can wear
IN, elaliy. The upper and the
d s',. surfaces Of this novelty are
a. a materials. A band Of
sss, I velvet is wound around the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

w EASY boot cleaning brush the
= 49, fFee from Dust, then with a
y. = rag rub a little glycerin well
~ 'ae leather Let nearly dry,
-. ~ faa with q sift brush. m
800. .-.. after wearing with a velvet
800 a pad or duster they will
s,s,a 'helr polish for days and the
! ~. helps 70 keep the leather
az 80 soior and 70 make # soft
~ esnlsftsble to wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

A Constant Reader" asks about
the adyisabiiity OF his wlfe's reduc-
ing the size OF her waist. as he adj
mits that women with small waists
have an attraction for him. He.
however. is afraid that In her
anxiety to gain waist In con.
formity with his ideas she may
overdo or inluro herself by wear.
Tag too tight clothing There are
simple exercises that will aid In re.
ducing the size of the waist. II
conscientiously practiced. but she
wouid be very foolish TO run the
risk OF inJuring herself by tight
lacing IN order 10 make her waist
smaller than nature intended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

Dear Mlsa Grey: came out TO
the fair from an extreme southern
state In July and liked Seattle so
much decided TO stay. A short
time ago my lungs became very
sore with some pain. and ever since
| have had n dry cough. without
any p1rcep;iblo cold. Docs this
Ultimate affect one this wayg Have
no throat trouble and my general
nsalth Is good What would you
adviser A READEn.
Should advise you TO consult
= phyHictan The climate OF the
Sound country does not usually AZ
aect the lungs IN any way. but II
may be that you are suffering
from an attack Of grippe or cold
which has been slightly epidemic
of late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

Dear Miss Grey: DO you think
II 10 right for teacher 70 bump a
child's head against the wall as n
punishment
A SCHOLAR.
ADO not know as | should ex.
actiy advise this method of punish.
ment, but can imagine that teach.
er might oftsn be greatly tempted
10 uso the first means Of punish
ment az hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

y pouring q little olive OH over
! I: or linen cloth and gently rub
~ oyeF The surface Of mahogany
Y ,.il.'aFe the white covering caused
z a1inpness, also all dust, IL re-
49,. and Il leaves the furniture
! e'eaF A. mirror and saves hay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

Dear Mas Grey; Could you Kind.
~ tell me how to remove a wart
OF blister from the lipg
NJ. 8.
without knowing the cause
Of the wart or blister. could not ad.
wise you. Warts are sometimes re.
moved by the electric needle. but
should hesitate to have one re.
moved from so tender surface aa
the iipB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

CYNTHIA GREYS
LETTERS

nm. e. writes a good recipe for
apple butter. WIN some OF the
readers OF this column send In
their favorito recipe for apple but
tori
IN. O." also asks how 10 take
iron rust out OF fine linen scarf,
The following method will be found
unfailing II persisted In.
Cover the rust spots with lemon
Juice and hold over the spout OF
the toakettie. In which there Is but
a small amount OF water. so that Il
viii boil furiously. As the steam
dries the salt and lemon Juice the
rust stains will disappear. II OBJ.
stinate, you may. perhaps. have 90
apply the salt and lemon two or
three times.
Dear Miss Grey: Could you
please tell me the cause aud cure
for dropping eyelidsg
ANXIOUS"
A,-May be the result OF insuffi.
Client sleep. but more likely caused
by some organic trouble about
which you should consult your
physician.
Dear Miss Grey: WIN you kind.
~ tell inc through The Star. who
Gains wife vast IRIS.
A-Will refer you 10 the six.
teenth and seventeenth verses OF
the 18th chapter of Genesis for
answer 10 above question.
Dear Miss Grey: To settle a dis.
pute. kindly answer the following
questions.
What Is the price OF n marriage
license IN this eity7 Is there a
state law requiring a couple To pass
a medical examination before mar.
fiageg How long does person
have TO live In the state before he
can take out a llcenaoG
MA.
A-tD The price OF tho license
ID 81. GU The Law requiring a
physical examination has been re-.
pcalcd. but the contracting parties
Nnd one witness must each sign an
affidavit stating that they are
physically and mentally competent
$50 Residence In the state does
not have 10 be established In order
TO take out a license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
NAy'he wisdom OF
CYNTHIAGREY

sprinkle your rugs with rolled up
1Fsirlss Of wet newspaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

I Ne lamp wick moves up and
~ y. Eith difficulty. a simple rem
- = o pull out a few threads at
dasF side Of the wick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

Nhea flEe napkins or doliies are
z1med With tea or coffee. cover the
~ With glycerin and let e stand
y hfee hours, then wash with
20 water and white soap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

ssausT doctors say. Cleanse your
nzssr tips With vaseline, rub IL on
as nails, use II all the time. and
Iasf nziis Win be beautiful.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-09-03

M. Charles T. Payette, fills de
M. ct Nine Joseph Payette de Ia.
venue Bloomington a quite notre
Vile samedi dernier pour prendre
charge CONNIE Principal de p6cole
gradu6e de Glennville, Freedom
Co., MINI. Chenille sc trouve
dams le Sud de lEtat q Z miles de
PIowa.
M. Payette, qui est age de 20
ans, enselgne depuis pres de clnq
ans. Ii a suivi les cours de pUni-
versi'e du Minnesota durant une
ouple dances ct avec les BONES
recommendations de ceux qui FONT
u a l'ouvre, IL a pu facilement re-
evoir IN professional Certiica.
e" de seconde classe du surinten.
dant de pEtat, n6cessaire pour
obtenir la position de Principal
dune 6cole grsdu6e son salaire est
de 81 dollars par mois.
Nos meilleurs souhalts accompa.
gnent notre Jeune compatrlote.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-09-03

M. D. T. Malbouf officer dc
police en- motorcycle, a 6'e relieve
inanim6 samedi dernier dams la
soiree apres avoir Ste lance d une
certaine distance en- has de sa ma.
chime qui await frapp6 contre un
v6hicule. II a etc imm6diatement
trsnsport6 a l'h6pltal. II 6tait
dams un triste 6tat ayant une jam
be cass6e, une 6paale demise et
plusieurs Commissions a la tete.
L est en- r%6pondant q I'm appel
que M. Malbeuf a rencontr6 Get
accident.
Aux derniAres nouvelles son
6tat n'lnspirait plus de Granite
mails forcera M. Malb@uf a un re-
pos plus GU moins long.
Nous lul souhaitons IN complet
reimbursement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-09-03
OSSEO

Un grand p1que nlque social au-
ra lieu dimanche lie 5 %courant, q
Osseo, sous les auspices de la pa
roisse de st Vincent de Paul. Tous
les comit6s sont des plus anim6s ct
ont organise des amusements qui
attireront certainement une foule
q cette f6te.
Programme:
Diner a 1890. Jeu de "Rase
BALI a 2::3O .. m. entire Osseo OF
Rosedales: Jeux, sports, courses de
tous genres ct "6tang a surprises,
II y aura DIES acknowledgements 3
volont6'
Comit6: S. Potvin, M. Lessard,
s. Lauzo,., M. r. Corcorran, N,
Angel, Theodore Aubart.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-09-03

La Central Provision Co., l25
Avenue CeDtrale a commence une
lutte de prix ct annonce tous les
jours des pri1 speclaux pour GER
talnes viandes. ST vous allez q la
boucherle vous. meme vous vOus
trouverez tout inform6 avant d'y
entrer va qu'lls sont annonc6s q Ia
virtue 81 vous t6lephopez infor-
m. z-vou des prix speciaux. Cholz
ue vlande de b@uf, veau, mouton,
brebis, pore, fra1che, sal6e on fu
NEE ct polssols frais GU fumes. le
tout de premier choix. T6l6pho.
neg 7. $. 1851 GU n. w. East
80.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-09-03
Marriage

Lundi matin, en- l'6glise Notre.
Dame de Lourdes, NJ. Louis 81
Jacques, commits dams une 6pice.
RE de- Butte. Montana, conduisait
a l'autel Mile Louise HILBERT, file
adaptive de Nine Della Renaud de
notre vile. La b6n6dlction nupti
ale a etc donn6e par le Rev. Pere
Domestlci.
M. Hermen6gilde DUDE ct Mile
Florence DUDE, frere ct smur dt
Nine Renaua, agissaient CONNIE
ga,con ct demoiselle d'honneur.
Nos souhalts de bcnheur ct DE-
prosp6rit6 q M. ct Nine St JAG
ques.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-09-03

Nous engageons nos compatrio-
tes de faire l'achat de leur viande
a la Central Provision Co, LIS
Central Avenue ct lis y tr'ouve-
ront ce qu'ils desirent a un prix
raisonnabIe. Ellie a en- plus dun
choix de viande de la premiere
uualit6 des conserves allmentaires
de fruits, l6gumes, poissons ct
viandes DIES mellleurs ia
bricants. T6l6phonez T, S. 1851
N. W. East 80.
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ECHO DE L'OUE EST
Errata

Dams impression du rapport
semi-annuel de M. Eus4be Ber-
trand, secr6talre Dis III. s.. G.. E..
deux erreurs typographiques SO
sont gliss6es.
LIE total des debourses du"Fonds
General de pUnion" doit etre
2.575. 70 au lieu de 2.575.27 Gil y a
Gu transportation des deux derniers
chiffres)
Dams le total des revenus de tous
les fonds il fault lire $21, 008 So au
lieu de 2l.OO8.52
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-09-03

Decide subitement, a Dayton,
MINI, samedi dernier, M. Ben
Cyr, a l'age de 46 ans. IL laisse
pour lie pleurer, une spouse ct six
enfants don't Leo Paine de II ans,
Elmer, Ora. Why, Modesto ct
Winnie de un an ct demi. M. Cyr
residait a Dayton depuls 7 ans.
Les f%un6raiIles ont eu lieu mar
di en- l'6gllse St Jean Baptiste, au
milieu dun grand concours de pa
rents ct d'amis ct il a etc inhum6
dams lie cimetiere de la paroisse,
Nos sinc4res condolences a la
fam1lle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-09-03
famille ct q P'Egl1se.

famille ct q rEgllse.
Nee q Ste Flavie, P. y, il y a
81 ans, ellie 6migra d6s son jeune
age ct vint avec ses parents, M. ct
Nine R1oux, chercher domicile a
Fall River. C'est Ia qu'elle epou-
ga, en- 1902. NJ. Alfred Ouellette,
blen connu ct estim6 d Duluth.
Ellie laisse pour pleurer sou abcen-
&c IN 6poux bien-aim6, ,rois pau
vres orphelins ct sou vieux pere ct
ga vleille mere. Dieu veille sur les
orphelins!
LIE service fu' ebre fut chant6.
par lie Rev. Pore Outlet, o. Nj. I.
cure ct chapelain DIES DANES de
Ste Anne" don't la defunte etalt
membre. Une foule d'amis vim
rent t6moigner de leur vlve sym
pathie envers la famille sfHig6e.
Les Danes de Ste Anne 6taient Ia
nomhreuses pour prier une derni-
Gre fois pres de celle qui fut une
annie tidele ct une compagne de-
vou6e.
Pensee fla religion est a nos
yeux la base Ia meilleu-
re, ct peut-6tre meme meme la b0.
Sc unique de INSTRUCTION populai-
re-. (Cousin.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-09-03

Aucun homme ne Wit plus
longtemps que le temps qul lui est
accord6, mails nous pouvons rae
ccurcir notre vie en- vivant sans
prendre soin de nous ct en- negli-
geant de corriger ces petites ire
gular1t6s du systemic qui sont les
avant-coureurs de maladie-irregu-
larit6s qui sont 81 v1te arr6tees par
l'emploi du Novoro du Dr Pierre,
le vieux remede herbeux 6prouve
par le temps.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-09-03

ITEMS! on ma place q cote de
la dinde!
-Trop aimable, Monsieur.
-Mais, Mademoiselle, G. at de
celle qui est r6t1e que je psrle!
-Du tout, de tout. M. Cheron
dit que la propret6 c'est la base de
Hygiene; 3 l'avenir nous aurons
deux brosses, une pour les soullers,
une pour les dents.
Mon Dieu! que je voudrais
etre grande!
-Pourquoi?
-Parce que, CONNIE maman,
jaurais DIES cheveux qu'on peigne
sur la chemin6e.
On lit dams les 6chos' mondains
dun journal de province:
"Nous apprencns avec pla1sir
que Nine X....a dome lie jour 4
deux jumelles. LIE cas- est d'autant
plus q 'emarquer que Nine X....
est justement marchande de lor-
gnettes'.
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ECHO DE 1'OuEsT, $1.O0

La Crosse. Wis, -Ayant perdu
la facult6 de parler depuis quaran-
to ans, George Purdy, un vieux
soldat demeurant q Dakota, Wis
consln, est davenu tellement ezra.
&c des attaques verbales contre
l'ordre DIES francs. macons, don't il
est membre, par lie reverend joni
Beach, chef dune organisation 9
ligieuse connue sous le nom de
Born Agains, quill recouvra la pa
role ct Sc NIT q denoncer Beach
dams DIES termes violents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-09-03

Un de nos jeunes compatriotes
de Minneapolis a enlev6 q Fari-
bault une de ses charmantes de-
moiles canadiennes FRANCHISES. En-
effet, la semsine derniere await lieu
ians l6glise du Sacr6. C@ur
marriage de Mile Marie
Lemieux avec M. Thibault.
La ben6dictlon nuptiale a 6t6 dom
nee par lie R6vd Pere Monge. LIE
jeune couple a 6lu domicile parmi
les n6tres sur la Sc rue N, p.
Nos souhaits de bonheur aux
nouveaux 6poux ct bienvenue q
Nine Thibault au milieu de nous.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-09-03

M. Th5ophiIe Beauchaine nous
prize d'ayertir les membres du club
de "bsse ball" de PUnion st Jo-
seph que lie depart pour Silver La
Ike lieu de la partie de dimanche
avec lie club de rUnion Francaise
de St Paul. sc fera de sa residence
6lO zeme rue N. r. Immediate
ment apr4s la messe de $50 a re,
elise allemande.