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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24

Homer Conner, who has been Wis
iting his uncle, w. B. Miller, and 9TH
er relatives for the past week, left for
his home at Nevada Monday morn
ing.
John Lee and wife, of Butler, came
over to visit the family of w. B.
Miller Friday evening, and remained
until Sunday, attending the funeral of
Uncle Joseph Bobbit Sunday. Uncle
Joe was a nuncle of Mr.. Lee. Clover
well remembers t h a John Lee
came to this neighborhood in the
spring of 1875 with Joe Bales and
farmed on the Rhoades place, and on
18th day of June he was married to
Miss Annie Mooney, little girl of IA.
They have lived in North Missouri for
a number of years and have done
well, but they now live in Butler and
are very nice clever people.
Last Saturday evening Miss Jessie
Miller, in company with her cousin,
Homer Conner, started to Mr.. March's,
Jessie to attend the reading circle and
Homer to see Miss Nellie. Some
way east of Mr.. Kasier's they en-
countered wreck in the shape of a
mashed-up buggy, and a little farther
they found Mr.. Kaiser lying at the
roadside as result of the wreck, Just
how bad he was hurt they could not
tell, and have not since learned.
They got the old gentleman in the
buggy and brought him back to his
house, but saw nothing of the team.
He said that one end of one of the
single trees got into the spokes of the
buggy wheel and rafting scared the
team, and he could not manage them.
The smash-up and their stopping to
care for Mr.. Kaiser deprived Miss
Jessie of attending the reading circle
and Mr.. Conner of getting to see Miss
Nellie.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24

Miss Ruby Gray was an Emporia
passenger to Butler Thursday even-
ing.
The Briscoe Home in Sorrow and Tears
Last week while chasing a wolf
over in Kansas, their dogs caught a
wolf on the Frisco R. R. track be-
tween Prescott and Pleasanton. While
the dogs and wolf used the Frisco
track for their battle ground, the
train plowed through the bunch, kill
ing one and wounding two Of their
best dogs. II is said the dogs had
captured their 50th wolf, and will be
quite loss to the Briscoe boys. Un-
Gle Charley Briscoe as good man as
ever lived this side of the Peariy
Gates, it is said, shed real tears over
their loss. DINAH.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24
FOSTER.

A. H. Lloyd and H. H. Havely made
a flying trip to Rich Hill Tuesday ol
last week.
Mrs. j. L. Bell was a passenger
east Wednesday.
A. H. Lloyd was passenger fol
Butler over the Pacific Wednesday.
H. E. Proce and wife left Wednes
day for Peoria, ILL.,, which place they
will make their home.
Mrs. Frank Goodenough was called
to Mound City last week by the seri,
GUS illness of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Blevens, Of that place.
/. H. Bodkins went to Mound City
Wednesday on legal business.
d. H. Arbogast was business Wis
itor to Pleasanton Wednesday.
Elmer Lloyd and wife were shop.
ping in Pleasanton Wednesday of las,
week.
James P. Thomas was an arrival
on the Interstate Wednesday morn.
ing.
Judge John H. Sullens and wife ar.
rived home Thursday of last week
from their southern trip. Mrs. Sui.
lens looks to be enjoying the best Of
health, while the Judge is very feeble,
which his many friends will regret to
learn.
Frank Goodenough was passen-
ger west on Thursday morning train
to Mound City.
Geo. Hartsock moved his family to
Foster and now occupies the Gather
house on Seventh street.
j. M. Rowland, of Ottawa, Kan, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. d. H. Arbo-
CAST.
Rev. Keele and wife, of Butler,
came down Sunday morning. The
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24

ing ground, followed by an exceed
ingly large procession and then laid
to rest by the side of his wife, who
had preceded him by nearly five
years. CLOVER.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23
Church COOPERATION
ISSOUGHT BY LABOR
Federation Appoints Committee &c
Visit Ministers in Reference to
Toronto Resolution.

The salt Lake Federation Of Labor
last night appointed a committee.
composed Of Theo. Marks. II. T. I.iv-
sey and A. II. Burt. to confer with the
ministers OF salt Lake in regard to the
resolution adopted at the Toronto
convention Of the Western Federation
OF Labor that the Sunday preceding
the first Monday in September be
oficially designated as Labor Sunday.
and that the churches Of America be
requested TO devote some part Of this
day 10 the labor question.
The Federal Council Of the Churches
OF Christ in America. representing
100000 members. passed favOrabIy
on the resolution and recommended
that the churches Of America comply
with the request as nearly as posi-
BILE.
committee, composed Of joseph
Lane. r. T.. Curry and S A. Burk-
mousse. was appointed TO confer with
the committee appointed from the
Building Trades Council for the estab-
lishment OF a newspaper devoted to
the interests OF the workingmen.
Following the completion Of the
routine business Of the organization.
the officers elected at the previous
meeting were Installed, after which
the meeting adjourned
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
~ ETROTT. Mich. July 22.-The open
ing Of extensive offices in Detroit
by the Charles II. Fuller COM
pany. the sale Of his half interest in
the MacManus- Kelley company by Mar
tin V. Kelley to become manager in De
trOit for the Fuller company, and the
resignation OF +. NJ. Randall of the
Lord q Thomas company TO become as
ISOLATED with Mr. Kelley In Detroit. are
the events OF the week in the advertis-
ing world.
G. A. Williams, secretary OF the
Charles II. Fuller company, i'm a state
ment issued today says that his COM
pany arranged. with Mr.. Kelley because
OF its intention to open a department
especially devoted and equipped 70 han
die automobile and automobile acces-
sory publicity.
The Fuller company IS one OF the old
est and largest in the advertising aEen-
cy field. spending many millions Of dol
lars annually for some 400 concerns. in
magazines newspapers, farm and mail
order publications and billboards and
street cars II has not in the past. how
ever. been aggressive in the wonder
ful new motor industry
Mr.. Kelley is recognized both I'm the
advertising and publishing world as the
best posted man in the agency buSf-
ness on automobile and automobile ac-
cessory advertising and is said 10 have
placed more business in these lines than
any other one man in America. He be-
gan with the Pope company at Toledo
and FOR years handled all the advertis-
ing Of the Pope company and all its
subsidiary companies. He subsequent
" was retained by and handled up TO
the time Of hts leaving the MscNauus-
Kelley company such important nation
al advertisers as the Cadillac company.
Detroit; the Hartford company. Hart
ford the Apperson Bros. company. Ko-
komo. the American Motor Car compa-
ny, Indianapolis. the Premier Motor
Car company. Indianapolis. and many
others. Mr.. Kelley began his advertis-
Ing career with the Majestic Range
company. St Louis. Mo. the first great
magazine store advertising success.
Frederick NJ. Randall. who will be as
ISOLATED with Mr. Kelley. has had
rise In the Advertising world no less
remarkable. Born in Ripley. y. Y in
1877 Mr.. Randall is a graduate Of Cor
nell class OF 1900. and for six years
was publicity manager and secretary
OF the Randall Grape Juice company OF
Ripley. y. Y For the two years fol-
lowing he was associated with the Chi
cago Tribune and from 1903 until he
Joined the forces Of the Charles II. Full
Ter company was with the Lord e
Thomas agency. Mr.. Randall handled
the accounts Of Grabowsky Power
Wagon company, James Heddon & Sons.
ROYAL Chair company. Toledo Metal
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23
10y RIDE LANDS BOTH
PARTICIPANTS IN JAIL
Juvenile Court Causes Arrest of
Ward of Y. W. O. A. and of j. W.
Oles, Automobile Man.

a joy ride which began early Thurs
day evening and included "a stop at n
rooming house, wound up yesterday
with J. w. Oles in the county jail and
Camille Romero on her way to the
state Industrial school at Ogden. after
the girl had been brought before Judge
Alexander McMaster Of the juvenile
court.
The girl. who is II years old and
an attractive looking maid Of the Span
ish type, came 70 salt Lake with her
mother and was left at the Y. w. G. A.
while the mother went 30 wyoming for
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

senger agent of the Oregon Short
Line, was chosen temporary chair
man OF the meeting and J. Walter FL
ilngson. chief clerk OF the passenger
department Of the Salt Lake Route.
secretary
The meeting was enthusiastic
throughout, and while the sentiments
expressed were varied. there was no
room for doubt that the railroad men
Of salt Lake Will have an organization
Of a nature which will take its place
among the representative bodies OF
the city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23
Fuller Conpany's Extension
at Detroit Is Big Move

Furniture company Fernald Manufac-
turing company. MelviiIe-Cla Piano
company. g. r. Barrett & Co. Michi-
gan Gas Mantle company. VI. Sloman &
Co. Rowe Sanitary Lavatory company.
Mewders Beer. Ypsilanti Hay Press
company. Berdan & Co. 5. NJ. Jones
company. Carhartt Automobile corpo-
ration. American Motor Cycle, company.
Larrowe Milling company. Z. G. Blake
a Co. National Fur & Tanning com
pany, Lansing Wheelbarrow company.
our sale prices the best ever-Shan-
mons.
No banquet too large. no party too
small. Ship Restaurant Saltafr
Ihlrty trains. ample equipme Mt. quick
service, Saltair Pioneer day
Battle. dine and dance Saltair today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Nathaniel II. stone and wife to
Nimpall q Richards, lot 81.
block IS, Jackson square IS 8
e ID. Harding and wife to Han
nah Bartlett, part lot s. block
EmiIy P. Weller and Elijah NJ. GOV
;, lot :; block Is. plat & ,,'. ;:.: 800
Nathaniel II. stone and wife to
kimball & Richards. lots "a and
80. Jackson square .......
John r. Kelly and wife to Fan
ME b. SNYDER. lots 81 and 81.
block ?. South Main street ad-
Albert S. Erickson 70 David smith.
part lot l. block "a. plat F. 10
Jane Turner TO William y. Tur-
ner. part section II, township
south, range 1 east .....-...
William n. Rhodes to ViIate
Rhodes NcaEer. part lot ;. block
30. 10-acre plat A...........
GuEtgve II. BaclCman 20 Frederick
G Wolters, lot I, block 50. plat
oscar " Despair and wife to
Henry Parry. part section II.
township 3 south. range west 900
Eliza Thomas 10 Albert Thomas.
lot 2, block ST. plat C...... 10
Rhoda Holbrook TO Equitable
Home Building company. lot IS.
block Is, 5-acre plat A.. 10
- -
Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy OF every abstract made by
the Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. %
Up Main We own our own records
Battle. dance and enjoy life at Saltair
Pioneer day.
Table d'hote dinner. saltair ship
restaurant. S1.OO.
Prof. McClellan's orchestra daily.
Ship Restaurant Saltalr.
Band and orchestra Salta.r today.
Spend July gath at Saltair.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

few days. Oles Is in the business
Of leasing automobiles.
After Miss Romeros disappearance
from the Y. W. G. a. she returned
thursday with man whom she intro
duced as her half brother and they told
story about her mother being i'm in
wyoming and the half brother coming
70 take Miss Romero to their mother
RMS story did not sound good 10 the
temporary guardians Of the girl and
they notified the juvenile court author
ties, who took her in charge. Mrs
James Of the juvenile court then went
10 Third South street. near Main. ac-
companied by Deputy Sheriff Jack Cor
less. who arrested Oles who was walt
ing there for Miss Romero.
Miss Romero appeared to be infatu-
ated with the automobile man and
wanted him TO marry her. Oles may
plead guilty to an offence which viii
mean imprisonment for six months in
the county jail. but in case he does nor
take this course, he will be prosecuted
on a more serious charge.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

Pioneer day.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

Prof. McClellan's orchestra dali,
ship Restaurant Saltalr.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23
DOES THRIFT
PAY?

No one in his senses would
expect a negative answer in
words to this question. Yet
how MANY answer "NO" to it
in acts. They live "No" be-
cause it has become a habit with
them to drift aimleSsly, spend
ing what they make.
Men along in years find it
difficult to change their habits.
If they began as wastrels. they
will likely continue as such to
the end, probably dying in
pSnury.
It is easy for the young man
to cultivate the habit of thrift.
and once so strengthened a COM
potency is within measurable
distance for him. The young
man who desires fortune should
register his ambition by opening
an account with some strong
bank that desires the business
of young men, knowing It will
be small I'm the beginning. but
that 1t will inevitably grow to
imposing proportions.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

Big band concert saltair sunday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

Table d'hote dinner. Saltair shil
restaurant. S1.OO.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

Band and orchestra Salta.r today.
Spend July oath at Saltair.
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mons.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

No banquet too large. no party too
small. Ship Restaurant. Saltair.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

Today is popular day at saltair.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy OF every abstract made by
the salt Lake Security & Trust Co. %
Up. Main We own our own records
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

Bathe, dine and dance. saltair today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-23

Thirty trains ample equipment. quick
service, Saltair Pioneer day
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-06
Ala j. c.. @. F.

Charmante soir6e q la j. c.. @.
f., mercredi solr. LIE gymnase,
qui juaqu'1cl n'avalt etc qu'une es-
p6rance: commence q Sc monter;
un certain nombre d'agres avaient
6t6 pour la premiere fois mis- a la
disposition DIES jeunes gems ct ills
sen sont donn6s a occur joie.
lis n'avaient vraiment pas la t6.
lie aux s6rieuses discussions quand
lie President ouvrit gravement Ia
s6ance. Aussi, en- homme avis6,
il so contenta d'exp6dier a toute
vitesse les affaires les plus urgen-
ties.
Conduits par lie R. P. Domestici,
les RI. Pr. Langlard, Richard ct
Loeffen frent alors leur entree
dams la sale. Un ban d'honneur
fut demand6 pour les distipgu6 vi
siteurs, ct puts, apes quelques
mots de bienvenue du president
les Rev6rends PAres adress6rent
la paroles aux j%eunes gems. .
lie Rev. P. Domestlci fut bret
par 6gard pour les h6tes de la So
cl6te. LIE R. P. Langlard dams une
d6licleuse causerie Oh il passa ia
%mili4rement DIES consells les plus
fraternelles aux remarques les plus
6Iev6es, insista speclalement sur la
n6cessit6 Gu tout les ]eunes sur le
frarcais surtout de Sc maintenil
dams les luttes du bon ton q toue
les points de vues. LIE r. P. Ri.
'chard go manifesto l'ap0tre des
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-06
Prosperlte de la France

Paris-1l Went de para1tre une
brochure tres int6ressante sur les
finances de la France sous le titre
de la "Primaut6 fnanci6re de la
France"
Cette brochure r6veles quel-
ques chlfres qui m6ritent d'etre
signal6s au grand public ct qui
moutrent mieux qu'aucun discours
la merveille vitalit6 de la Franco.
La pursuance d'absordation de
l'6pargne FRANCHISE, !1t.on dans la
brochure susdite, est teIle que no.
tire pays est devenu depuis que(-
ques ann6es lie banquier du mon
de. Les valeurs mobilieres fran.
caises existant dams le portefenille
francais sont 6valu6es 3 l'heure
pr6sente 4 IS milliards, les valeurs
mob1liers etrangeres q 80 mil
lizards. lie revenu total des CAPT
taux possed6s par les Francais a
! 6t6 6valu6 q % miuiards ct s'aug-
mente chaque aimee de 2 milliarde.
LIE montant des d6pots. aux caisses
d'6pargne (qui 6tait dun mil
lard l6 millions en- 1879 s'6l6ve
au Ter Janvier 1908, q 4 mllliards
98[,115, 585 francs, soft pres de
5 milliards, r6oartis sur 1884,
500 livrets. lie stock dor, 6l6-
ment de defense de premiere i'm
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-06
c EFT CHASSE

Nous venons de recevoir IN gui
de de chasse ct de peche que Went
de publier le $500 Line" qui est
dun grand int6ret q tous les anna
teurs de la chssse ct de la peche;
c'est I'm livre de 81 pages impri-
mes en- trois couIeurs avec un cou.
vert dc douze coulears. II content
une description d6talll6e de tous
les endroits du Minnesota, du Wis
consin, du Dakota Nord, du Michi-
gan ct de rl;linois, OH abonde la
peche ct la chasse, un resume des
lois de chasse de ces diff6rents
Etats, ainsi que plusieurs BONES
cartes geographiques entire autres
une excellente carte du Minnesota.
Cette publication est dune gran.
de veleur a celui qui compile pas
ser ga vacance d'6t6 en- vill6giature.
On peut sc le procurer en- en-
voyant &c pour le port au $3.50
Line, Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-06

hommes de caractere fort ct droit.
LIE R. P. Loeffen Sc fit le chaptre
de la JOE chr6tienne, nourrie de
grandes actions ct DIES conquetes
~incessantes.
Ainsi qu'en fit la remarque avec
son bonheur habituel lie distingue
president de la j.. @. u. F., aucun
des %jeanes gems n'aurait voulu
avoir manqu& une 81 belle soiree
LIE vice. president 6tait absent, 81
pour cause: all dernier moment il
sen vint q la grande joie de tout i
monde, habjll6 en- minstrel, repe'
ter pour ses amis son role de Che
Waller de Colomh. Ce fut un sue.
ces CONNIE tout le reste de la SOL
rec.
La J. G. C. f., makes goods!
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ECHO DE CUES
-Ho,si Moscarret. Hu4l Marou.

-Holal Moscaret, Hue! Marou.
tiel Satan6s baufs, sortirez. voua
de Ia hurlsit TN autre homme
don't le char enfoncait jusqu'au1
essleux dams l'ornlAre. E. les F.
ct les B. voltigeant dams l'air, et
d'6normes jurons tombaient dea
levres du character, pendant que
suant, souf1ant, et::ne so m6nageaut
pas. tantot dun cote tautot de Tau.
tire, il aigulllonnait con attelage
ct chercheit 3 soulever la voiture.
Mon Dieu! Mon Dieu! pas.
sons vite. s'6crio saint Pierre.
Get homme jure votre saint nom
MATS tout gu ~contrajre, lie Sci.
gneur s'arreta:
-Tsis.toi ssint Pierre, tn ny
connais rien, oelul qui s'aide sera
toujoure aide!
Et rien que du bout du doigt.
To mon bon? il en- fault 81 peu au
Tout uissant-le Seigneur sou.
leva le char, les b6tee, leur con-
ducteur ct remit tout en- bonnie
vote.
o. DE CARLADEZ
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-06
Cour NicolIet C. o. F.

Voulez.vous 6tre assez bon de
publier les condoleances suivantes
qul ont etc adoptees par la Cour
Mic ,llet a la dern16re seance.
Attendu quill q plu a Dieu dams
Sa Sagesse infnie d,appeler vers
Lui Fr4re Francois Lavali6re, de
cette Cour,
Attendu que lie Frere Lavaliere
etait I'm membre des plus estimes
de cette Cour. ayent touj ours Gu 3
cour d'aider ct d'all6ger les lnfor.
tunes de ses fi6res en- soci6t6, il est
R6solu que la Cour offre a Nine
Lavali4re ct 3 ga famille Q plus
sincAres condolences dams le NAL
hour qni Went de la frappet. II est
de plus
R6solu u'une copie de ces con
dol6ances soft envoy6e q Nine La
VALERIE ct une autre q pECHo DE
L'OUEsT pour publication.
Joseph Lapalme,
Comite Sam Fontaine,
Arthur Meunier.
G.. Chouinard, Sec. Arch
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VOLTA la saison Oh tous Sc NUNS
sent de nouveIles co.ffures ct nou'
veaux habits, mails n'oubliez pas
que la mellleure boucherie pour
acheter votre viande est la Central
Provision Co., l25 Avenue Contra
lie. Malgr6 que Ia vlande augmen-
te. lis vendent la leur d prix aussi-
raisonnables que possible. T6le.
phonez T s. Spruce 53l on n. W.
East 80.
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Aide.toi lie Ciel t'Aidera

Un jour. lie bon Dleu faisait un
!tour en- Gasgogne. -Cad6das! Il
ont tous les privileges en- &C
pays!-Accompagn6 de saint Pier.
re, mum d'argent men faut-iI
pas tou]ours en- &c monde sublu-
naire! s'engagea dams un chemin
Oh les ornieres ne manquaient pas
Tout q coup DIES lamentations
terribles Sc firent entendre.
ST mon cousin Jerome n'6tait
pas dams le ciel, je le croiraie lei,
dit saint Pierre.
Mas distract sans douts le mai.
, ire semblait ne rien OUR. Et
les lamentatlon s'6leyaient plus
! ardentes:
On homme, assis pres de so
voiture embourb6e, monologuait
de la sorte.
L, bon Dieu passait devant
CONNIE sill n'avait pas exlst6.
Saint Pierre ny tient plus:
/ -Pauvre de moi! Seigoeur! A
raide! Je suis perdu!
-Ma1tre, n'entendez vous pas
zee grave suppliant?
@Passons! passons! r6pondit lie
Seigneur vivement. Celui qui lie
s'alde pas, ne m6rite pas d'etre
aide.
Et pendant que le grand servi.
teur I'm peu constern6, m6dltai1
I cette sentence, devant les voya'
geurs, de nouveaux Girls sleeve
rent en- tempete:
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o. DE CARLADEZ


Mile G. Caouette, s%ecr6taire de
la Royal Renovating Co., l47 E.
Lake St., coin 26me avenue sud,
don't NJ. Ellie B. kainville est is
g6rant ct le tr6sorier invite cor.
diallement ses amles d venir visi-
ter leur assortment complet de
Its ct de matelats a dee prix mo-
d6r6s; aussi leur atelier de travail
qui peut etre class6 au nombre
des plus perfectlonn6s de la Vile
ct qui sert a la renovation des ma
telas ct a la r6paration DIES men,
bles. Une visite sera beaucoup
appreci6e.
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Mercredi le 81 avriI, Nine Del

Mercredi le 81 avriI, Nine Deli
me- Lafeur, mere de nos compatri-
otes NM. j. 3. A., ct Edouerd La.
Heur, a etc l'objet dune p%]a1sante
reunion de parents ct d'amis init.
mes. C'6talt le e3e annlversaire dc
de la uaissance de.venerable Cana.
dienne, ct ses emls Sc sont renduf
q la residence de M. j. B. A. La.
feur 1920 Washington ST n. F..
Gu ellie demeure, pour lui presen.
ter leurs compliments ct leurs sou.
hats de nombreuses ann6es dc
bonheur.
On lui pr6senta un jolt cadeau
ct la soir6e s'est pass6e tranqui|le'
ment ct agreablem ent.
Nous ]oiguons nos voeux a ceus
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des amis dc Nine Laheur en- lui
souhaitsnt encore de tongues an
n6es de sante.
Cour Notre Dame je Lourdes

Cour Notre Dame je Lourdes
A VI 9 s6ance sp6ciale, d )aquel-
le assistaient settlement les prin-
cipaux officers, Nine Rose Belle
mare a 6t6 initi6e membre de la
Cour Notre.D Dame de Lourdes.
a la s6ance 1eguliere du 2 mai,
Nine Christine Breton a etc ini-
tl6e, le enlargement de Nine Zoe
Dub<, de la Cour LEtoile du
Nord 4 notre Cour q Ste accept6,
ct Nine Math,lde Dupont a 6t6
pr6sentee, balott6e ct acoeptee par
la Cour.
A Tissue de la prochsine assem-
bl6e. nous aurons une partle de
cartes publique ct des prix seront
donn6s aux gagnants. Assistez
en- sussi grand nombre que. posi-
BILE ct n'oubliez pas de vous rendre
pour 7:30 hrs pr6cises, atm d'avoir
plus de temps pour la partie de
cartes.
ALICE LEFEBvRE, Ssc-Arch.