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Terpsichorean and Card Euchre Party & Dance ST. ALBAN'S HALL, Event of the Season BEAUFORT-STREET.
HIBERNIAN HALL, PERTH, BROTHERS' OLD A FEW POINTS FOR THE ELECTORS OF THE SWAN DIVISION. In Aid of Sports' Stall Highgate had CHRISTIAN Bazaar. at 8 p.m. BOYS' BALL. On Sunday evening last we pleaOur worthy Mayor, Mr. Baldock, great Clerk the honour and the very Town forward THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1929. Hillman.) looked is 19th. well-known Raymond that the (By JULY Cas and MONDAY, Rev. A function NEXT Good Prizes. resoluticn Is. 'Ike annual ball of the Perthtook (Mr. Norrie) have been pileried sure of hearing a sermon bypresent by the Tickets, that annually say safe to to is the ball organised Old Boys' 1906 Proceeds to Woorolou Sanatorium "The Loyal Orange Institution of was papers. Father Mitchell, who is at Mrs. Barton and Miss Fox, thole: Young Men's Society of that Royal Commission of fiercely by one of our local Christian Brothers' was It Victoria held their annuallastdemonHon. Secretaries. Comforts Fund, Society of St. effoit that. Joint place on Monday evening last, and when one conducting the Sister's Retreat. In the for year's wonderful This responsible simply was is evenand It Hall neverthe- Association. 90 St. Vincent de Paul. next, stration in the Town was proved a thoroughly enjoyable "the pull" a paper, a simple manner, which,and one of the astounding to know thatof over The Young really thinks out has. inspir- takes place on Wednesday On sale Snigg's victims less, was very eloquent ing. The gathering AustraTickets, Is. successful function. eagerly and per cent. of the priests 21st, at the Victoria Hall, and awaited however small,unless the Its Childrens' Plain & Shine's Corner, Miss Mcgives ing, Rev. Father Mitchell spoke on July proceeds to largest ever held in Melbourne, Corner, editor Men's ball has been birth." devoted by be to Irish hope no are were lie have prevailed." dancing the day. the of enthusiasm Depot, Hay-st. Gospel Book he the as considerable from Dermott's long by a large section of the the as text Appeal a but libel, Wore for Brothers' Rev. Fancy Dress Ball and ground column great Christian a Prowse the from H. Dwyer, J. attended Jas. realising were extract and an Both Bell who, of is S. This A. line devotions community, Evening the border of The social and financial year, felt cuts his way on play, Fund. Organisers. call lay claim to some brand from the by a very large congregation. in in the Daily News, of July 13, headsuccess of the ball held last whatever held fair recently ball and -bit the tit of The a justice Christianity, is Y.81.111. HALL. success Here event would know- ed "The Battle of the Boyne." assured that this year's its lawyers call it, he has a great adimport- Viviani, a Minister of The Gov. Fremantle is now common (Off Coode St., SOUTH PERTH). any ef News attached veryof great equal, if not surpass,amply predecessermon on Death, given at ledge. that Dance The it said when and have war, We Party vantage. proceedthe St. Joseph's Convent, demonthe won Aid of Euchre In that ernment of ance to the report sor. This fact was second Mass, by Rev. Dean Kiely, fur put forward 'to eclipse thosethat South Perth. who atyet in the womb of time:ourIn aid of St. Brigid's Convent lungs of this august assembly, the was Butler, well was also most eloquent, and those fort strated by the large numberHall "Through ladies who promoted The Reverend Father through on un good Fund. elders, the heading our Building forget principal Hibernian is the the soon was at ago, not it THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1920. years tended who heard it will one would have to be exceedingly hall had known in Bunbury selves-all of us together-we have HALL, MURRAY10 plaCard of that paper. of Although Monday evening. The for old place of his that "In the midst of life we arc in good, Prizes:-Best Fancy Set, over but the "Old Boys" have venthe larg- bound ourselves to a work of anti- HIBERNIAN the oc- paying a visit toisthe one "was gathering Archof the STREET, efbeen specially decorated guest the THEIR death." years, £1 Is; Best Fancy Dressed early days, and tured the opinion that only names clericalism, to a work of irreligion. Strings of coloured elecs surely sees Our est of its kind," rthe mention Best He casion. Is; 20, £1 itself! 1970. Smythe. the JULY years, 10 in under be perfection were TUESDAY, Set, deacon will of fort extinguished have We for special Best tric lights, carrying streamersright many changes, such as the extenH. firmament lights which shall not be Miss C. Brennan and Mr. N. BrenFancy Dressed Girl, 10/6; Catholic ball season 'to date has selected Good Music. R. Snowball, Rev. Good Prizes. faces; nan. various hues, were suspended sion of the town, and neweternity, of Toodvay, are on a visit to been distinctly successful, and it is that of 0. M.P. rekindled; we have shown the toil Fancy Dressed Boy, 10/8. Refreshments. Worrall, and J. H. Prowse, Master, around the hall, whilst the walls is like Brothers' Clune. T. the 1/6. Mrs. that Bunbury only Adults wish 1/-; sister, but their Children's everyone's contained SpeIs. Tickets: Tickets, Snowball, the Grand after his era that heaven the were adorned with bunting. to the changes are so seldom and so imperappeal will naturally benefit by Refreshments. Dancing 8 to 12. had been given the proceedings J. C. McDONALD, Hon. sSecretary. cattention was only centenarians arc that by the "Old goys" opened loud CENforth faahimeras'" GOODE-ST. ceptible put for consenergy leave large bellicose a that Boats by covered -mouthed programme This is the ene, which Usually to the fore, usual at 7.15 and 7.35 pm. pot privileged to observe them. executive. "Snowy" has become such itself to the Loyal Orangett Wedding Bells a Para, Brest MI TRAL JETTY number of nicely arranged Messrs. Hoey and Brian, president hiqn. P. YATES, Hon. Sec. world that mends Does by a large Sc.ciety a t Melbourne. plants, and surmounted presented are a joke in the political amazing an is jetty respectively, secretary sanity Bunbury and PERTH. a and HALL, The against Catholic TOWN the offence to it would be commend itself Irish flag. The scene those re- structure. It began years ago, then A very pretty wedding took place again the principals controlling the take him seriously. I commend veritable fairyland, and Protestant electors of the Swan In Aid of St. Joseph's School or facing north: then it in Katanning oh June 7th, the con destinies of this function, and their sb on from his speech to the Division? Building Fund. sponsible are to be congratulatedThe looking remained tracting parties being. Thomas Leo, boast is the co-operation they have this sentencePapists and course its Australia, of changed and nuns were monks the artistic taste displayed.in the looking west: next it partly re- the second eldest son of Mr. and met with from both ladies and gen- benighted foreign The TUESDAY. 20th JULY, 1920. salutary Wall than French supper arrangements were commit- Verted 'to its old position, slightly Mrs. P. McAuliffe, of Belmont, and tlemen in an assisting capacity. No- that it may be to them a"Ireland, more French, GRAND PLAIN &ND TANSY and ViviCheridan's Band. hands of a capable ladies' its Margaret, the eldest daughter of Mr. thing will be lacking to ensure pat- warning and a deterrent. DRESS of deck -Rousseau, Combes,privilege of to again facing north-west. Now "stood as a spectacle to. Ticket, 1/6. Adult's, SY. said, Child's the he had be tee, who left nothing endone of have must supper, I A It ani. Gillingmater, East. -N. enjoyment. Charles rons every and Mrs. nose looks N. be brought of AUGUST 26, 1920 Children, 8 to 10; Adults, 10.12 cater for the wants of all.and The excellence, what a nation might the acquaintance of not ofa few scientific progress Katanning. Fremantle that usual the the of of preconceded deprived arranged been France nicely had sons BALL, MURRAY tables were these great-hearted antuuttaxSTREET. go right ahead, All praise is due to Miss Tormag, will be a feature. Late trains have which tempting doesn't always explains At the out sented a very pretty and even jetty for the beautiful decorations of the teen arranged froM Fremantle to Holy Bible." (Applause.) during their exile. Special for Highgate which perhaps Rev. Worrell, grand prochaplain, picture, being heavily laden with break of the war, without excepSupper. new portion has a Church, 'the archway and white bell all suburbs, and for non -dancers The of tem Prizes. The aberrations. Good 1920. for relieved JULY, description. 21st been fight has dainties of every terror, tion, they returned to France was WEDNESDAY, looking very pretty. The Wedding cards will be available. Sheridan's who Sheridan's Band. and tremendous width. Meninx impending colours of the Society, yellow McLEOD'S HALL. their beloved country, 5/-. was played by Mrs. Hourigan, Band will supply the music, which, the actually Ticket, March in Double part and prominent belong a facetious not did played grew It white, sounded the hymn with the promised good floor and PARTY AND that grave theiranyFrance. MISS L. DAVIES, were in In the recent Road Board con- and very sweet :caused laughter the decorative effect. All group; although her wealth GRAND EUCHRE sung should be an attraction. MRS. J. READER. DANCE. efforts of test, Mr. John White beat all triers to the Sacred Heart, whichthewas The cachinnations of toand her political, power were in the assembly. loud in their praise of themake numet comfort, Amongst Secretaries. anthat choir. it the by crusted this Taking and to Conference calculation. international yellow concerned of and Highgate ladies out of such the Aid of Jews In received hands presents the costly or and approxi ous success the member, OTHER. have DE FEIN-NO uninsist SINN of France was part of the programme they are the outclassing tiqui ty SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT all com- none will be more valued than a the like phtno. Masons, the soul to soul the closely of PAUL. were mated they it undoubtedly was, and result at. member who outdistanced Mr. by Lady edited Our fettered-and of troThe New Witness, is popu- beautiful large picture of None of them were to be complimented on the the com- petitors, is as good asbe he ar- rnenon occurring in a group some road - of Perpetual Succour, the gift of G. K. Chesterton, in a leadingUnion difference. of France. White & J. F. Waldron, Hon. Secs With this there will surely tained. Those comprisingWebb, in the ranks of the traitors; I.. Tormag. ticle on Ireland, says: "The goy. glodytes. A. lar, the troglodyte found of laughter the making and repairing in the fu- Miss other hand, the de mittee were: Mesdames and Furthat the on the never (Plain and Fancy Dress). can whilst, was spent, England evening and nice very broken; A is Congratulawholesome, Tully, Dance -hearted, small no programme) in Campbell, whole due ture's Davidson, Cinderella is lost was Mons was at Parish Ireland bade the at again. held being effort anyIreland em reception K. unusual member, the of whereas treachery to the popular tioas long. and Misses E. Costello, soothing, dastardly she the in Aid of Two Distressed to possible dancadd still Proceeds way sung is Church it were but Joseph's us; Songs to K. how! Hall. Society must In aid cd. St. O'Dea, Af. Carr, Walton, and Members. The Gov- of the Loyal Orange phys- Continental Freemasonry. Building Fund. ing indulged in till the happy cou- might become a friend. Sinn illustrate Green, to whom the Society wishes Fein have occasioned considerable to the the honeyis instance one where Ireland of Just HALL, Perth, left for ernment produced ple Sheriand HIBERNIAN strain HALL, SUBIACO, of Inspector of mon was spent. siological to extend its sincere thanks. KING'S other no Government SouthWest is there and Masonic The the how Government, music, in the particithe TUESDAY, ATOUIT 17th, 1920, dan's Jazz Band supplied the and THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920. Let us remember nerve-racking effects "confiscated the Pope's pro Schools, Mr. Coleman, finished France Governmeat. all itself, in feature examina'tutors. which was a to illusCatholic Schools Pianist: Miss Miller. Sheridan's Orchestra. that in some cases the police know the pre- perty," and incidentally the applause Bunbury In The report dues not state that could be desired, Refreshments. ignorance of Tickets, 2/6 each. Dancing 8 to 1 a common crition just in time for the strike. H. Prows:: trate the colossal TWEEDLEDUM TWEEDLEDEE. that the murderer is arrest at the end of each dance testifying him lest else hour at whichtheJ. gathering. Prowse. It is the testimony of W. A. BROWN, Secretary. this: centre sympathy is well prowill not and Lady's 2/6. Gents 5/-. minal, apdancers' the way address. in no uncertain Englishman: Hon. Sec. of Connaught has the burthen should be taken off the arose to an in favour of the strikers. Arthur GROGAN, nounced Gasquet, F. Prince Cardinal prothe Mr. that preciation of the musicians. Anglais, Charity would suggest The recent Parliamentary pittance been appointed Governor-General of back of Sinn Fain." other- "Let us take the College The Cinderella Dance What Eng Leo Rodoreda carried out the duties accretion is makng itself felt in the South -African Union. ceedings were far advanced, example. an as Douai, account to exan in difficult be Hard- happened to the Jingo element in wise it will of master of ceremonies many an unexpected corner.seem of liah Benedictines had possessed a- JeRTH PERTH TOWN HAIZ DIRECT ACTION. to this great "British Continent" that tar the muddled ,inept utterances cellent and capable manner. Dancworking men and women Prowse college there for the lastThe three pro - Will be Held in the above Hall,of in GRAND EUCHRE PARTY A ing was indulged in until 1 a.m., and be begrudged the unmerited excess they were not able to get a real This is an appeal to all to cote the Member for the Swan. quarters of a century. uncoman as been, W.A. party in evening euchre the the connection with the Children is well known DANCE, so enjoyable had themselves by their Governor-Gen- sider the claims of had been al bigot. His up- petty was British, and were salary voted Itto is always alright for live Prince forthethe Comrnouweahh. Monday on religious held be Mary Stall for the forthcoming to dance, promising that many even at this hour and possession 'the in legislators. of eralship or his moat continuously MONDAY, JULY 19, at II p.m. of mentality the in Bazaar, on his p.m., or at 8 draw 19th., who July be and bringing the loth to leave. A special word next, Pearce since sirs and madams -carpenter top ex the the Congregation Were our of may three, HALL. all or PrenderobRex The HIBERNIAN praise is due to Mr. supposed interests, to position, sinecure or Ilughes so much engrossed in hunt - Hibernian Hall, Perth. seventeenth century. MONDAY, JULY Nth, 1920. com- according but d is be- be responsible for this chronic atra- ginning ofthetheReign gast (the secretary) and his effort the workers are over- Ms down Sinn Feiners and Father ject for which this function the of Terror it had Proceeds to Society of St. Vincent otherwise, 2s. citi- Even in Tickets, private a SoAs for for funds attitude. raise comforts -remunof ill to libheld, mittee, who put forth every and ing bilious provide property with the Paul, to Jerger and Interferingthat indulge been respected as the (Mrs./ E. A. McMITCHELL at- worked, ill-cared for, Sanitorhun. thought to bring about the grand result the were ciety of St. Vincent de Paul, to pro- zen he is quite welcome So was Wooroloo they It Patients Australians subjects.... erated. Secretary. of erties English of kindle the apathy . tained. The dresses worn by the What an excel- vide comforts for the patients ata it. He maylodge Tickets, 1/.. to apply for the authorise. caught nodding? at the fires of prudent an Orange ladies were a distinct feature, of Sun- lent connecting link a Prince Gov- Wooroloo Sanatorium, is in itself tion which would insure us agatnrt At the 7 o'clock Mass on to make (the re- Smithfield, or rejoice with maudlie factor not & various designs and colours the day, those compelling was twixt be application & PASTORAL'S preached would Our Smyth risk. all FARMERS ernor-General TO gloriArchdeacon Patrons tears at the triumph of "the sult highly satisfactory. which added in no small way to were execnts on the day's Epistle, which is found tweedledum Australians and their are assured that nothing will be left ous, pious, and immortal memory even considered. Webloc,' HIBERNIAN HALL. and the picturesqueness of the scene. Among Special Expert Advice andfor F Si Imperialistic 'en The rest compeer Romans. the with the tweedledee ed to Paul WilSt. in King E. good thorand will be held on of the great undone to make the evening casts of Coming Seasons the ladies present were:-Miss intimation of our fate was the contrasted the position of brethren at 'Omer. so Therefore, let Liam-not forgetting Oliver Crone first the oughly enjoyable. Years ahead, f1/1, by P.O.O. Costello, black and white silk, with, preacher MONDAY, JULY 26. us appearance of the liquidator at the people to whom the Apostle adthis paragraph cause the reader to well, who assisted in redeeming jet trimmings. Miss V. Tully, white Cheque; not Commonwealth Not seizure of our the and position the gates and college epistle his Maylands money Stall, dressed brass black Men's BOLSHES. secure a tic- from Popery, slavery, aid of In BOLSHEVIK and A action direct were take we WRAGGI, crepe-de-chene. Mrs. Campbell, though CLEMENT Paul's St. chattels, and -day. in the re- goods Bazaar, jet. of Catholics of to ket immediately. Same are out and wooden shoes." Or crepe-de-chene, trimmed with pink r.a.os., 8se., readers and hearers had been but A story is tramping about LouCorn galia of a Purplemen, with symbo- British subjects. Music by the Wattle Orchestra. Miss Millicent Aitken, shell given up don that Krassin, head of the Bol- sale at Snigg's Corner, Shine's Birkenhead, Auckland. yo To the Christian electorate of se a short while ago, pagans, Gents, 1/6; Ladies, Is. may quaff deep Ds Book he Tickets: McDermott's Miss ritual, and lic er, ninon and crepe-de-chene, with the was It uncleanness with Cut this out, it may mean to of the Australia, verb. sap. to every vice serving shevik trade delegation, dined Refreshments. pot, Hay -street, for the modest sum draughts to the destruction quin trimmings. Miss G. Fogarty, French electorate thousands of pounds. Ma- unto uncleanness, and are now sanc- Lloyd George, Lord Curzon, and Mr. of one shilling. Ted Webb, M.C. He may do all this as apathy of the Donations of re- Papacy. champagne georgette. Miss E. with poliin the sins he into their France buried subsequently plunged and that that tified, having But as the repre will be gratefully re- J. H. -Prowse. lone, pink crepe foam, trimmed of Balfour, FEDERAL TAXATION it tical and financial chaos that exist played to them on the piano at the freshments Whiskin, baptism after the likeness He Miss Dorothy ceived, and may be left with the sentative of the Swan Division, beads. before the war. MRS. LAREIN, RETURNS. death and resurrection. request of Lloyd George, who loves C.Y.M. Society, 504 Hay - is quite another thing. The else- ed in that country caretaker, cream net over lace, with swathed Christ's whom were to disthey deal great though Bolshevik a the them, no of and matters It craves a good tune, COSTUMIERE pen. on July 19th. For the year ended 30th June 1 tom of the Swan have given him belt of floral ribbon. Miss Thelma the legislation of the in the new faith and closed that he was an accomplished street, up till 1 you entrust novices religious Kalgoorlie). will be due only of any Miss (Late Returns insult to Tax Land crepe-de-chene. mandate creme Barker, nation. It is one of the things from their past excesses, to musician. Then he opened a book the 31st August, and Income Tax Speaking before the Institute of body, nor to ally himself withatcrass R. Edwards, blue silk, jet trimmings. weak firm An Wishes to notify her former Clients, in the faith, and having of Welsh songs and played them. He Hygiene the that is really of importance. is from businesses on the 31st of A utterance his she By hat November, intolerance. last generally, in London Ladies Miss Noello Zanetti (Yalup Brook), stand and apyou to sin and risen to a superna- also sang a duet with the Welsh has drag- estimation of values before grave Opening a Business at gust, and from persons whoseren apricot satin, trimmed shadow lace. died Soltan Fenwick declared that Melbourne Town Hall, herepresents. proach the ballot box is a tural life, 'to stand firm in it. Never Prime Minister, entitled, "Si non e Dr. of salary, wages, whn died of pneumonia in ged the Swan Federal Miss Mollie Myssonski, beaded black die 262 FITZGERALD ST., PERTH. come consists again merely by mortal sin. veru e ben trovato." Krassin also people of sectarianism. In study. mire inin the interest, or dividends, on the 51 year's two last during Great Britain net, relieved with rose pink. Miss over ate a leek with Lloyd George, and Institution, power no had Orange Guaranteed. The Loyal death he Physical grab Satisfaction liable are:£1,000 lace the gold of Persons net, matter silk heart July. the D. Vale, pale blue so also disclosed that it is as palatable fluenza epidemic, died from neither vote for a grand finale, carried a remittMiss our Lord after His resurrection,safe LAND. due to insufficient sugar. has been hedging. Heopposed with pink rose trimmings. crepeit tion which had much froth about they should keep themselves to him as to the Coalition Prime failure, nor grab the for essened were he said, fat, Sugar and Lily Dean, blue georgette and '(a) All absentee owners. the moral death of mortal sn. Minister, and our owe Prime Minis- tials, and last year people were un Like "Lana Machree's" dog, he .ia "Constitutional Government," and MR. J. MURPHY, de-chene, gold and oriental trim- from have few of ter. necessity of "resisting the tu- Who possesses the wonderful gift of (bI All resident owners of ani two willing to go a bit of the road with the these Miss Madge Tully, white Catholics of to -dayderfed, especially in mings. to contend with. lawlessness of the Sinn healing, can be consulted daily at proved values of £3,000 or more. multuous difficulties these Melbourne the At Miss georgette. with These are everybody. fat! set off and things. Sugar ...seethe and graces of hundreds leaders." have himFein They leave to not tried does INCOME. -client.. he He -de Hall (W.A.). two essentials which our food bar- Town Ruby Jackson. cream crepe FRENCH GENERAL'S WINwhich, if used well, will was For the readers of the RECORD Kelmscott batteries, has ons, and the Empire's capitalistic self a loophole. His antipathy Miss Mary O'Brien, black net. Mrs. advantages a brief use drugs, lotions, or (a) Absentees and companies w NING HIT. I intend later tp give then% as they ought to be, keep (including atand Mktt "foreign at sciences, only the aimed crepe-de-chene. manipulating. stuged black are seemingly barons, never of £1 or more. Furlong, followers of the risen Jesus. He so sketch of the history of the founda- tributes t cures he has already ef- had a gross income B. McCarthy, salmon pink crepe-de- genuine A story is going the rounds con- Wonderful with what accuracy the Irish) monks sad ofnuns." Persons not married (inclu Boys, alias the Rev. Fan- tion of the Peep 0' Day He has ing,(b(besides gift. natural a to and spinste fected the French General Petain. profiteering rodents smell out the rejoiced the heart he there bachelors chene and georgette, gold trimmings. show cerning to then the Orange Society, and rhelurrae- widowers, widows, and persons At the second Mass he preaches the war he was a colonel. "human essentials" of the poor! atic Worrell that worthy ofand Miss Rosie Myssonski, mauve ninon, For relieved pain and cured trouble an an- how far it is constitutional. by vorced), who had a gross income trim on the Gospel, showing clearly that Before and nerve sciatica, following letter Fortunes are being built up on proclaimed him ism, the received relieved with emerald green He Killen, Dr. ask shall I present the the I doubt if He can- £100 or more, and whether they a shallow practice of the faith the power in his hands. sugar and fat by pot-hatted and be - nuity of £1,000. his General:mings. Miss Marcelle Dudgeon, she Presbyterian historian, to write not B. avails nought unto virtue and sal- from eventually Swan electors will be of the same account for this wonderful dependents or aot. canary crepe-de-chene. Miss "It must My dear Colonel,-I hear that spatted knaves, who will A. vation. It was our Lord Who said This is the prize bit: the concluding hesentence: opinion. he knows is that his All "Who's Who," power. their way into find asKirk, blue crepe-de -clime. Mrs.lace the "that lc, Married persons, also partn regiment your writes, of offieers some held a Royal be admitted," saith to Me, ten years' experience stands on its ships and trustees who had a g the Peerage--the titled cliques "When in 1906 Francethe Davidson, black silk, guipure black not every one that sist at Mass in their military uni- or life of .the Orange Society had a rather ominbut requiring income in excess of £156. merits; that is, anyone that represent privilege and 'the (sic) Commission on trimmings. Miss R. Dunne, black Lord, Lord, shall enter ofHeaven, the be against can is Nothing As this forms. beginning. Govous that the of My Father he that doth the will to shansocraoy of the Empire. They Church in that country, £400,000,- more evident than that the ori. proof of his cures can inquiredistrict. net and jet. Mrs. J. Webb, Penalty for failure to lodge Army Regulations, I ask you offiMiss D. Who is in Heaven, he shall enter are sure to evolve into the essentials ernment had confiscated property. ginal Orangemen were the very residents of 'the Kelmscott --not exceeding £100. satin, lace trimmings.trimmed send me (the names of those hard- turns with the Kingdom of Heaven. How of the Empire, for wealth is the key 000 worth of the Pope'snuns Even a course of treatment isseveral to Necessary forms can be obtai McCann, lemon voile, disgrace a and society of and cers. scum foreign touch on banished His and heart. necessary. Miss Ida Whiteford, many are 'there, he asked, who just John Bull's ly kingdom of to the inPost Offices and at this offi. all be at silk fringe. would It fol(1 re- Protestantism.' to Colonel Pctain answered as rose buds. say some formal prayer, perhaps monks from the country. has been sufficient net dressed, trimmed with teresting to have the Rev, Doctor's occasions 1. F. WHITELEY, Mr. Murphy invites go to Mass, but keep no other di- lows:Buy tickets in Christian Brothers' quest the electors of the Swan Divicause relief. Miss C. Davidson, pale blue crepe-desuccessors. their Deputy Commissioner. of to opinion attention Vinor of the Society of St. vine obligation. They keep one £50 for Is. If you soon to pay particular My dear General,-It is true Art Union. chene and georgette, silver trim 'Orange Froth," a contributed ar- members Federal Taxation Department, "Every and but seek pale conclusion.) to regiment suffer Commandments. my sapient who ten of the Melvin, of the Paul two them, de Olive officers tickets or cannot get haven't some cent Miss will that minas. above, the up July, 1920. following Perth, 9th tide, part wonderful a in others. the what Mass georgette, at break knew treatment. nation immoderately send to Organiser, Brother Moore, accept his are wont to assist pink crepesde-chene and France played in the war. and it appear next week. and tiny roses. What is that life but lip service? Helen -street, Fremantle. their uniforms, and their colonel trimmings'silver lace he the not. All trimmed however, do silk and As, say white They them. of one is Miss G. Williams, black Commandments are the expression always sits in front he does not with pink. Miss I,. 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