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spoke in the natural tone as these pretty pale blue crepe de chene handSPRING SKIN TROl'IlLES. alleged mimics would have their opensomely trimmed with rose point lace. Further, infer. mouthed audiences art ale( d AD Several sets The Stage 3rishman on these fox-hunters were "gentlemen" in Irish set of colleens ani Irleh "gintlee everyi the true sense of the word and followthe warmer men" was true to character in frocks With the advent of ed the hounds at a pace that would in respect. The colleens wore grey out breaks skin the weather spring the Goldfields. skirt, make some of the dandified noodles and pimples on the with green ribbon round the who caricature them quake to gaze nasty blotches irritating eruptions, white muslin aprons with lace and neck, and face Strange perform. to green ribupon, much less on the body, due frill and bows of red and these 'Character' Irishmen didn't ''go and greasy patchesremaining dormant bon on the pockets and bibs, and red PROTEST. A the whole hog" and insert the stem to the pores un- handkerchiefs worn gipsy fashion on convenient throughout the winter, thus being emof a Atideen' into Some the heads. The "gintlemen" wore The Editor of the "W. A. Record." impurities, off the throw to able socket in their 'cau'been' but perhaps and green velvet coats, corduroy breeches, Sir.-The enclosed clipping from the it was an oversight-or shortsighted- anating from common toilet soaps green stockings. and other causes, which become embedded red waistcoats, "Kalgoorlie Miner" of the 29th inst., ness-on the part of the reporter. felt hats. and carried in them. The increasing warmth of black shoes, referring to a local Ball held under I hope, Sir, that Irishmen-the real the days has the effect of polluting ahillelahs. the auspices of the Hibernians and set their foot these impurities which break out over Irish National Foresters, deserves ones-will not failontothis 'Character' more than passing notice front Irish down heavilyevery time they ate, nis the surface of the skin in disfiguring skin troubles. readers. How long must we yet en- compatriot This letter was sent a short time -tail or hear him dure this "stage" Irishman whose at- green swallow The greatest danger to the health ago to a school teacher by an anxious 'shpoee' never dialect he in a use of the is skin tempt at the pronunciation of the al- 'shpake' the of those who profess to be and purity fats, sodas. parent :-"Sir.-Will you in the future leged vernacular is so shriekingly and that sympathy or in blood will soaps containing animal funny to anti -Irish ears, but so dis- Irish in and other mineral products. Impure give my boy easier soms to do at arewhich exhibitions refrain from sons real cordant and offensive to the concoctions clog and prevent the nites ? This is what he's brought bad taste. and daughters of the soil ? And if we to put it mildly-in very breathing of the pores, hence the when take a hope burlesque I will ludicrous 'Colleens' The condemn this health of the skin and body becomes hoam two or three nites beck. If four polifoes mimicbitter this abandon our hint and from friendly emanating impaired. gallons of bere will fill thirty-to pint tically and religiously shall we con- ry-if they will imitate their grandTo correct and protect the skin at many pints and a half done the offence when perpetrated by - mothers ,let it be in their virtues, all seasons is the aim of Zam-Buk bottles, how gallons of here fib ? nine will bottles those who profess to be of Irish blood not in their dress or speech. this Medicinal Soap. Washing with at least ? skin tonic will keep the im- Well, we tried, and could make nothunique 0wn its fouls GILLICUDDY. theft Mac "Its an ill bird portant iferes always free of impuri- ing of it at all, and my boy cried and nest,-' and if such a 'character' set state, and will dare to ee The following is the clipping re- ties and in a healthy were introduced in any big city of the impart to the skin that softness and laughed, and sed he didn't Land of the Stars and Stripes the ferred to :doing it. without all. of envy morning is the in the hack which texture The Hibernian and Foresters' plain Ball would soon reach the "God save Sold by all Chemists, Stores, and So I had to go and buy a nine-gallon the King" stage and the amateur and fancy dress ball, held in the HiSt.. keg of here which I could not afford to actors receive a practiced lesson on bernian Hall last night, was a very the lam-Thik Mnfg. Co., 89as Pitt good as 'Decent Behaviour' even though they delightful function, and reflects great Sydney. There is nothing do and then he went and 'borrowed a lot. called themselves Hilbernians, Fores- credit on the promoters. The hall Zam-Buk Soap for the skin. of wine and brandy bottles. We filled with Venters. decorated was ,most tastefully or Sinn Fcnians ters, From the ceilWere there any Irishmen present I flags and evergreens. them, and my boy put the number wonder ? If so they may possibly ing (lags were draped in the form of an answer. I ion't know Irishwith hunches of here and there, spread with chanties down for a Maltese Cross, read this protest from another we spilt man awl examine their consciences to wattle in the centre, from which hung of every description. The music was whether it is right or not, as know if their act was a commendable coloured electric lights, and Chinese supplied by Messrs Flint (violin), Al- .some while doing it. PS.-Please let one. Th..y may possOhly try to justify lanterns wore suspended at intervals, ward (clarionet) and Halls (piano- the next some be in water, as I am also lit with electric light. The hand- forte). The ball was opened with a not able to buy more bere.",-Extheir action on the ground that the garb as worn, and the speech as some banner of the society decorated grand march, in which (U) people change. spoken actually and truly represented one side of the room, while pictures took part, led by the Mayor (the Floor Walker "Gloves, miss ? Yes, the dres; and speech of the perFions covered the other vacant spaces, inter past chief ranger of the trite National Yes, the fox-hunting sitersed with evergreens. A most sum- Foresters) and Miss Levy. Mr. Regan You will find the kids' counter cn the pourtra)-441. Rising Fifteen (witheringly) gentlemen of a couple 'of centuries ago ptuous supper was served in a mar- made an excellent M.C., and kept the right ! And where, pray, shall I affected the style of dress indicated, quee erected on the ground adjoining dancers going merrily. The Mayoress "Really thou eh c,rtainly no human being ever the hall, and little tables were placed (Mrs. Cummins) was gowned in a find the ladies' counter ? " .
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