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VICTORIA PARK.

IRISH -AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.

VOL. XLIV

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PERTH, SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 9, 1920

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Bill Rev, Father Hawes in U.S.A. LYONS-LONERGAN. Another very successful musical GRAND PAROCHIAL ACHIEVEto refers Cathedral Women's Branch was held at the residence paper American MENT. evening An Church, Catholic Munchin's St. scare -headed Editor.) dailies the kept (To The H.A.C.B.8., Perth. In the above words the Governor of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton, of EighthFather Hawes in the following corn Gosnells, was the scene of a very fact BAZAAR REALISES £626. the Wm. Hughes Gov the Sir,-Mr. J. W. O'Brien's letter ina of South Australia welcomed ave., Maylands, on Saturday evenplimentary terms: Wednesday, went that on wedding pretty in the defeated had been Town Australia the local grounds me of members to of and of The interior A good attendance The home new Governor-General ing last. last week's RECORD was Herbert ate over the amendment to On May 20, we were much sur- September 29, when Mr. he in Adelaide on Monday last. Read- Hall presented a picturesque scene were packed with visitors, young was presided over by Br. O'Keefe If very unconvincing effort. as well as rejoiced, to receive Arthur Lyons, third son of Mr. and Amusement Tax Bill. We -think t prised, Wei the when the riot last, into Arthur branch. the Sir evening the of that that on Tuesday entering last meeting find explained we All at the ing on old. could have a call from the Rev. Father John C. Mrs. James Lyons, of Sturt-street, worry Hughes mu had opening of the bazaar was perform- and The followMrs. Callaway, who has been seri- Hawes, who has a parish nearly as Ballarat, Victoria, was joined in defeat will not of the occasion. of undress which recently ran amok gall secalled the fact that he they a matter of fact we are more i Monsignor spirit Fre- known Lord Forster when ed by the Very Rev. ing contributed items to the pro- ously indisposed for some weeks, big as the whole of Ireland in West- holy wedlock to Miss Honoria Mary As at a certain entertainment at footthat it is situp believe to dined of of gathering House large Sharp, a the of the before received Edwards, and R. be present Verling, was able to were both members gramme: Misses mantle had got behind Eleven years ago Lonergan, M.P.S., only daughter of a frame-up to mislead the pub pre- parishioners and their many friends. Bignell, Herbert, Doherty, Dwyer, hearty congratulations on her re- ern Australia. lights without the knowledge of the Commons years ago. On the Lord Father Hawes was an Anglican mis- the late Mr. William Lonergan, mer- and an attempt to restore deabundantly or was Kenny Perth, at building Franklin, The entertainment, Wednesday, the covery. of Colgan, -vious Herbert, 19 promoters living the life of a Fran- chant, of 21 Patrick -street, and in Hughes as the bent and The principal business of the sionary, Ireland. dence if he had confessed error, and pro- Forster referred to the fact that his corated with a galaxy of flags were (2), Dalton, Hehir, Mesdames Jefciscan hermit on an island of the Arthur Quay, Limerick. the poor people. Hughes r ferns, whilst the Papal colours fery, O'Connor, P. A. Bryan, A.T.C.L. meeting was a discussion as to the West Indies. Earlier in his career, The church was prettily decorated of inised that such items would not be Excellency Sir Francis Newdegate remitting the tax up to mended artisthe the of E. of feature A. Little member the would J. Clare, help one time a an outstanding further. I for Boord, best way to was at one Messrs. R. allowed in future, through devotion to the Seraphic, by friends of the bride. The cereSenate says no. As a co In in- Arthur. But Mr. O'Brien, hon- House of Commons with him. We tic touches to the stalls. T. McDonald, E. I. Kenny, Sisters of the Poor, and it was de- Patriarch, and in imitation of his mony was performed by the Rev. The be satisfied. ence Hughes' speeches for -a Rev. GovMonsignor, J. the and rethe H. and time party full the troducing by Masters a euchre takes to hold that erring, Franklin; cided believe J. M. celebratthough who est Francis' day Father T. R. O'Grady, will deal with his attempt to ' the Father Hayes referred to the object Clarke, .E. Kenny, T. Hinds, J. dance in the Hibernian Hall on holy poverty, one Saint sponsibility for the playing of "fast ernor-General has visited all his clericals, ed the Nuptial Mass, at which the taxation off the people, but an attempt to Kelly, V. Green, F. Hare. McTav- Thursday evening, 14th October. in London he laid aside Com- Senate won't let me," etc. and loose" with the sixth and ninth, States he will have found quite Ita of the fete, namely It put on the garb of a poor hobo, and bridal party received Holy of a building for the friends. apexfunds second to raise its been modestly his political have seeks made of Band and 'more The tickets lot ish's Jazz Commandments, England, munion. The bride, who was given amusing to find that Mr. Hugh to boys' club, and a meeting place for pearance, and was greatly enjoyed priced at one shilling, and already tramped hare -foot across by cuse the whole sorry business by an must indeed be very gratifying turns away by Mr. J. Mansfield, entered nominated Senator-Mr. his way, sleeping Ear first the people as a social rendezvous. by all present. Refreshments the sommatee report a quick sale. begging the of strains to the appeal to the license which some Lord Forster to know that the Austhe church the hedge rows, in hay -lofts, who was created a Senator the two Governors he has met in Monsignor Verling, in declaring the were handed round, and great credit Good prizes, refreshments, and ex- under people allow themselves on "Wedding March," delightfully play- night some time ago, when Sena and in the workhouse. trusted that the peo- is due to the following ladies and cellent music are being provided. Keane (organ) and Reidy "retired," led the Oppositi beaches. This license keeps police- tralia were "cobbers" of his in by- bazaar open,would a gentlemen, who kindly assisted Mrs. by was always a reader of The ed by Miss EnaFitzpatrick He realised be interestvery ple's hopes we all as It's and is anticipated work, house days. patrol gone A record (violin), with busy men Beattie forces. Their object Dal ton -Mesdames R. Gilhouly, the cause is such a deserving one, Lamp in its Anglican days, and ac- Miss looked charming in a beautiful do :expect a higher standard from ing this Governor business, and il- successful function. Lloyd was a worthy one, their aim was the Jackson, Hinds, and Mr. E. A. Ar- and a maximum of pleasure is assur- cepted its pro-Roman position, so and -Hibernian Dramatic Society. I lustrates forcibly how Mr. political dress of creme hand embroidered after the the immediately where almost that building a of erection his not after have looks of outlay. for I ed a minimum George for was thur, D.C.M. The skirt say we expect it, CLAREMONT. the silk and georgette. hem, of Hibernian friends. Naturally, if the system Younger generation would be taught The Members are reminded that the reception of the Society with pan. -given up hope. with sugged Catholic Church made at themselves in after Next Saturday evening, October next meeting will be held at 7.30 in-. Atonement intohisthehermit swathed D.S. is not an unredeemed society is good for England, the example how to conduct they sides, and wide niers the ANNUAL BALL. in life in THE move he would abandoned good where the life and all for for store to closely in set is followed 16, there is a treat stead of 8 p.m. A wreath and hand -embroidof voluptuaries which panders He com- who attend the home of Mr. and \Vest Indies, came to the Mount of belt. Anyhow, W.A. Catholic surroundings. Next Tuesday et'ening will was the basest passions. I did not pre- or ill of Australia. ered and braided veil, which arduinto their received the was on Atonement, people the in plimented experience -street, of the muchly-di Conroy the staging bebitter some J. Franklin, SOCIETY. Mr. O'Brien has had Mrs. M. IRELAND YOUNG bridegroom, tend that it is. by the sister of the the Catholic Church, and as a thank lent ous work, and wished them every where another of these popular mu. A dainty bouquet of grand ball in Princess Hall. lieves that I believe that it is so. this connection. Be all as it may, As usual there was a very good at- offering for his conversion to Ca- were worn. Mr. O'Brien reminds us that "To the our present Governor is a man of success. the barrier for the bazaar sical evenings will take place. There tendance at the meeting on Mon- tholicism, he drew the plans of our white carnations and heath, finish- arrangements have been compl When are beginning is every prospect of some more surand posies of or- and success is assured. The 14 streamers ed with pure all things are pure." Certain affairs-and men, we' enthuiast. of the conclusion day At the supremacy evening. Before for Church. race Saint Francis' Re- lifted. and the He is an prise packets by way of special carried. The ing effects will be in three coin ange blossoms was ly they are, but it is possible, even to think. commenced, a battle royal ensued. items being brought to light. The the Irish Language Class a first-class building was completed he sided bride was attended by Miss Vera and the decorations should be probable, that little girls who are ports of the Royal Show disclose first for Europe to pursue his studies for exhibits the It needed no flare of trumpets to proceeds of the evening will be de- programme was submitted, the Miss bridegroom, sight worth seeing. Slipper the of sister Lyons, pure can become Impure, when they that his Excellency the by came an overture item being the Catholic priesthood iri Rome, who journeyed from Ballarat welfare of make it a success. The people to at- rangements have been worked o voted to the (Men's) Cavan Stall. are encouraged to sport as dancing keenest interest in dances were givea, by and after his ordination went Father Maher. Step to to esteem of as a mark and time his bestowing fashion, by the State dressed girls in a quarter tend the wedding. She was grace- on a scale which should do aw Court- Australia. and in appreciation of his On Saturday, October 23, a mu- Mrs. Cunningham and Mr. geor- with any crushing, so that pat of dress in a attired which would make a decent Hotten- presence amongst the products and Hayes, fully Father Hawes was delighted to by spend- untiring efforts on their behalf. The sical evening will be held at the ney, and a vocal duet by the Misses and car- are guaranteed a good night's tot blush through his blackness at the vehicles of production Mr. Doheny spoke a see so many signs of the Society's gette, with white fox furs,carnations DAY crowds that thronged the hall were home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Dwyer, Brennan. tertainment. of pink a bouquet ried the sight. My word of warning in ing all day Tuesday and ALL Show generally. the society tried on those who few words to years. rebuke last ten a fitting devlopment in the Lawley -street, near Mt. with streamers and the first instance was given to the Wednesday last on the a Stanley it Several new members were propos- We told him Saint Francis' Church and heath, heath. to make back) weeks (some "stiff items usual good the Some of on instead Station. Grounds, Railway ArFremantle, Dan of Mr. of Catholic mothers when they succeeded in their are promised on this occasion. Pro- ed, and after the singing of "God would have to be enlarged, because posey M.PS., carried out the whom I called without any author- as starch" visit of former Gover- fiasco, MIDLAND JUNCTIO in having the flower show ceeds to aid Children of Mary Stall. Save Ireland" the meeting closed it was already getting crowded, and dagh, duties of best man. During the ity other than charity, to pause, and nors to the ground for thep.m.formal efforts This underhand dance. cancelled. with a portion to to us * * he promised submit has at 3.30 to ceremony regard opening Mass Miss Doris McComish gave a reflect, and resolve, in con. in disguise. next entertainment blessing in The blow a was more plans which will than double children On Tuesday, St. Lawrence O'Toole rendition of the "Ave At the invitation of Mrs. Mar the dances which their During the four nights the follow- Branch of the Hibernian Society nection with the society will be a it in size. We esteemed this visit delightfulably accompanied by Miss a number of her friends aesemb are being taught, and in regard to ing members of the clergy were no- held its usual fortnightly meeting. grand confetti carnival, to be held of Father Hawes as very opportune. Maria," at the old Masonic Hall last Th the style of undress in which they Outridge. Monday, Hall on "done") being Hibernian doing (and in the ticed He showed us the picture of a CaMr. Dressing Like Pagans There was a splendid attendance of a The popularity of the bride and day evening, and with song are presented to the public. Ladies, thedral in West Australia, of which Tickets: business: Mons. Verling, V.G., Rev. members. One new member was 1st. November. bridegroom was manifested by the dance passed a very enjoyable ti O'Brien's effort at defending the inanticipated Maloncy, is 2s. It Crowley, -Fagan, Is; gents., Fathers the architect. is a he has been It durTampalina) proposed (Mr. P. the at attended who number large defensible furnishes me with a furO'Neill, a huge success, McBride, this be will splendid specimen of the Francis- church and subsequently at Of considerable importance just Lynch, Dunne, A syllabus has that ing the evening. the The Children of Mary 'nave ther opportunity of calling on the is the following article, taken Moss, and Dean Kiely. been drawn up for the next six Order your tickets early to avoid can mission architecture of Califon Gosnells Hall, where the wedding ranged a confetti carnival mothers of Fremantle to pause, and now Three stalls plied their trade, and months and good items are arrang- disappointment. a New York Jesuit nia. guests The served. Thursday, October 21, to oh was breakfast reflect, and resolve, on this import- from America, The weekly, of August 14 last. Under it needed great resistance to pass ed for every meeting night. were received by Mrs. Molloy, who finances to enable much needed ant matter.-Yours, etc., and coaxsmiles comby the bewitching America heading matches the above shooting shows SOCIETY. syllabus H. A. O. B. to t SOMEBODY'S MOTHER. was hostess for the occasion. The novation to, be effected ing entreaties of the large band of with Highgate, West Perth, Perth, (2), hall was nicely decorated, while the church ments thus:before Christmas. T their Sutcliffe, Hallinan (2), Colgan The District Board held fair young ladies who were out to and Victoria Park branches. The McCarthy tables were laden with delicacies of dance will be held in the Town H "A longing to go naked," observes catch the spoils. in the Hi- Steele, Tyers, Hobson, meetings The Northern Kilmartin, joined Tennant, lately (2), Hickey, C.Y.M.S. After Mr. and and as O'Donnell'e splendid orc description. a Catholic publicist who writes Stall girls were arrayed in neat and Young bloods who have Hall, Murray -street, Perth, Kilderry, Swain, and every Matulich, forward to bernian Mrs. Lyons had received the con- tri is providing the music, there about prevailing feminine fashions, fancy costumes, which made nn the 13th. and 27th. September, Murphy. an the branch are looking of those present, Rev. a. -treat in store for lovers of da gratulations Next Wednesday is tile.. much - "is one of the surest signs that we added effect to the scene. The te-good time. T. J. Hynes, D.P., was Bro. 1920. The balance sheet for the euchre Father O'Grady proposed the toast ing. looked -for and talked-oi social even- are drifting towards the awful preci- side shows were well patronised, esthe chair, and the following disand dance in aid of the parish of the "Bride and Bridegroom." In Holy Mass, Sunday, 7 and 9. De- in By discarding pecially "Madame Catana," ing, being the first one of the term, pice of paganism." trict officers were also present: -- party who votions debt, which was a success both so- doing so he referred in eulogistic 7.30 p.m. Mr. Ted. O'Loughlin is spend' as well as the first that the society all clothing the savages of Africa, foretold the future, the Edwards, J. D.V.P., J. Tully, Bros. shooting and financially, and as a re- terms to the splendid qualities of a short ho ,day with his parents has held for some considerable time. as we know, have attained the per- gallery, and the unioue nost-office. G. F. Creighton, D.W., F. Mc- cially D.T., realised. the couple, and concluded by wish. present. the sum of £15 was But that The auctions conducted Members of the social committee fection of paganism. V.G., J. O'Callaghan, R.D.T., sult Adam, Mr. by * Every thanks is due -the able make to to their Christian Women should show by Wise made havoc on the are making every effort ing them every happiness in purse Hall by the members of the North- E. J. Kenny, M. Cooney, H. S. ParMiss Maggie Treen is at pre this one eclipse all previous social the way they dress, that they are strings, owing to his merry banter ern Stall, as a mark of esteem for ker, and the District Secretary. It committee of ladies and gentlemen new sphere of life. The bridegroom successfully, who worked so and present toasts and a perilous on a visit her sister at Millie to Other to nature, accept, her family also ready to suitably responded. events, of this was decided to visit the metropoliand cheap articles, whilst the inner her efforts and those of indications are that their ambitions degree, pagan moral standards, is man was restored by the Central in the popular girl competition. A tan branches in due course, the first their efforts are highly praisewor- usual to the occasion were also honLady friends a most disquieting indication of people. Our old friend, Mr. Peter Kevin's thy. further report will be made next visit to be made to St. will be fully realised. oured. After breakfast Mr. and society is losing the services Mrs. Lyons left for the Caves, where Crann, spent a few days of his and relatives of members are cor- the world's tendencies to -day. Of Branch, 414, on September 30, 1920. of The fourth week. Friday evening was the two at its most respected mem- the honeymoon is being spent. The cent holidays with his Midi was dially invited to- be present, and all good women it is expected that and the closing night. A large volume of business It was ala bers, in the persons of Messrs. Jim bride travelled in a costume expects of friends. neighhelp their confidently to the committee they are eager transacted at both meetings, and Colgan, B.Sc., most impossible to move, good judand Roy Sutcliffe. Mr. white sponge cloth, with buttons; bour to keep the Ten Command. ges estimating that over seven hunof £368 7s 8d big attendance on this occasion. extent the to accounts are very ments. But if the immodest scan- dred passed _through the doors. ExIt was Colgan is proceeding to Sydney by saxe blue pedal straw hat. Many Mrs. Swan and her little son Mr. Dave Walsh, we were passed for payment. train, to follow his profes- useful and valuable presents were by train on Saturday last for tiness of their dress is constantly citement was at concert pitch owpleased to hear, is doing very well also decided to pass cheques for £7 Trans. Eastern States. She intends ret received sion in the city of the harbour, while received. in the land of the shamrock, to tempting the passerby to break the ing to the close of the poll for the donations £4 2s, and 5s to Sutcliffe, who so long and honing some time in January. ''r. order in a can how he went Commandment, Little place Ninth the which from branches in aid of popular girl. Previous to the silMiss Lonergan Entertained. be ourably held the position of warden, continue his studies, and a further God of boundless justice acquit ent vote commencing, Miss Della of the Poor, same to Sisters of Saturday, 25th. is proceeding to Kellerberrin to "go The same train also took Ur. the evening would these paganising women of respon- Robinson held pride of place on the On pleasing feature which we RECORD. THE to handed on the land"; but others say he is September, at the residence of Mr. Mrs. Ben Gorey. They are poi For noth- board, followed by like to record is that Dave is still a sibility for others' sins? Miss Hazel Mt. to Sydney for some months. on "matrimonial bent." Eulogistic and Mrs. Crisp, Burt -street, member of the society, he having ing could be more impressive than Trowbridge and Miss Maudie YOUNG BOULDER CATHOLIC reference was made by members Lawley, a delightful surprise was arranged tie be kept on our books Our Divine Saviour's solemn prohi- Kierse. When the sealed envelopes MEN'S SOCIETY. Lonergan, Nora present in regard to the good quali- given to Miss during his absence as a country bition of unchaste thoughts: "YOu were opened, a great surprise conhundred M.P.S., when about one The President (Mr. G. Hickey) ties of the departing gentlemen. have heard that it was said to them fronted all. At the appointed time member. her at meetentertain last The secretary reported on the reto erectat the gathered an. friends nearly chair is commit the not ball occupied shalt punching Thou ROY The of old: voting ceased, and a packed hall tourna- a "kitchen tea," in honour of her ing of the above society, before a cent bagatelle and quoit But I say to you, that awaited the result. The finals were ed. thanks to our president and Mr. ultery. Three nomina- ment, which proved quite success- approaching marriage to Mr. H. A. large attendance. Waltho, both of whom may be seen whosoever shall look on a woman announced as follows: Miss Maudie the end of one membership At and ful, and were by large for witnessed Lyons. comreceived (Bert) hammer already were tions to lust after her bath hard at work with Kierse, Central Stall, 59,888; Miss COMMENCING lighted Mr. spacious and brilliantly and four gentlemen, Messrs. Kilmar- and enthusiastic audiences. mitted adultery with her in his Della Robinson, Northern Stall, saw of an evening. tin, Halinan, Tennant, and Kilderry, Will Steele gained first honours in lawn was arranged a well chosen The billiard tournament, which heart." 45,360; Miss Hazel Trowbridge, above utensils, duly kitchen very the hard off members, bagatelle tourney, after a of collection as new were elected we understand is to come Thoughtful social workers are Southern Stall, 27,033. Mr. Tommy Matulich fin- which was suspended a huge wedinitiated by the President, and giv- tussle. shortly, has been very well patron- practically un-animous in as to The nett takings amounted en an enthusiastic welcome by those ished a close second and Roy Sut- ding bell in brown and blue-the reised this time, and judging by the in public £626. acdecline remarkable Truly a alarming g the the cliffe third. The quoit tourney was gimental colours of the bridegroom present. names at -present on the board, followed the war, hievement, considering the fact that busy morals which indecent Mr. E. B. Elliott, manager The Glorious Super Attra The chairman extended a welcome secured by Jim Colgan, with Frank elect. handicappers will be very character of only -three stalls were in operation, to the largely Kalgoorlie Pharmacy, where hanthe Ardagh, J. McCarthy, and A. Matu- of Trouchet's the from arrange to visitors to when they start the dresses women now wear. The and activities in the financial marThese for some years Miss Lonergan has attendance. in the persons of Messrs. lich in close C.Y.M.S., billboards, confined to the ket almost wholly were papas, illustrated C. Carrigg, George, Thomas, four gentlemen were chosen to re- practised her profession, made the A. and 4Ms.intermediate examinations in the stage, and the screen were quick the Park. In making the above anMISS MAUDIE KIERSE. Ryan, Bartlett, and Fuhrmann. The present the society in the "clash of presentation on behalf of those pre. Guilt. Acountancy start on the 19th. inst., to reflect the debased standards nouncement, Father Hayes said he Mr. Lyons responded on bevisitors, who were present to take quoits" with Kalgoorlie reprzsenta- sent. and the finals on the 25th. The so- that prevailed regarding womanly could hardly realise the result. It of the Central Stall de- part in a quoit tournament, later in tives. head The half of Miss Lonergan, and at the all going nearly are students ety's films, and "re- was magnificent, and he was proud sires to thank all supporters and Pictures, modesty. responded. of his happy little speech The inter -society match duly evenconclusion Institute, vues" which ten years ago would of them and their works. He paid the evening suitably for the Commonwealth helpers, who so readily gave assistal- confetti, which had been concealed which Discussion at general business be- tuated at last meeting, and and as it is this institute suppressed by the police, a glowing tribute to all the work- ance, particularly in the popular came have been members of the bell overhead, several tongue though champions put in the dates brisk, our up a very these first, holds its exams. Maudie Miss are scarcely remarked nowadays, so ers, popular girls, and 'those who girl competition. times getting very heated in their game and creditable showing, they was showered over the happy pair. will see them deciding their fates. incapable has the public become of patronised the show. He congratcandidature realised no less at was productive were somewhat easily defeated in a Music and dancing was indulged in This argument. This examination should provide a being shocked by the increasingly ulated the girls on their glowing ef Kierse's £249 lOs 8d I The Kalgoorlie until a late hour. Those contributof much good, as members as a round of 500 up. good number of passes for our in- pagan indecency of woman's dress. forts, and their photographs would a sum than whole entered into the spirit of the representatives gained the possible ing to the programme were: Mrs. termediate class. But the Fifth Commandment which be the first to adorn the walls of Kalgoorlie were re- Pyke, Misses E. and L. Crisp, D. More of those members who were forbids the killing of our neighbour's the club. At a later date he would VICTORIA PARS BOYS' CLUB. occasion with much gusto, and gave with 100 lead. vent to their opinions in no uncer- presented by Messrs. C. Carrigg, J. McComish, Mr. Jack Haynes, and in danger of being removed from soul by leading him into sin, and try and compensate them by a soResult Art Union Drawing. On divisions or a Thomas, L. Bartlett, and J. George. little Joan Pyke (songs); Misses V. tain manner. the membership roll have come the Ninth Commandment, which cial gathering. E. Outridge 2nd, 131; finanNo. vote being called, sides were very Jack Ryan, of Kalgoorlie, officiated Lyons, E. Keane, themselves Screen, Fire 1st, along and made Father Hayes paid eulogy to the indulging in impure (violin), (piano), B. Fitzpatrick 2132; 4th, even, only a vote or so separating as umpire. has prohibits and cial. Now that the society are decrees of great help given by those outside Panel, 203; 3rd, Tea Set, 1536; desires, thoughts 5th, at most. It is pleasing to record All are requested to be in attend- Miss Wooley and Mr. J. Crisp (bancommenced to look more prosper. God's eternal law which never shall their Faith. Night after night Silver Sugar Scuttle, memEgglestone that and Mr. Frank proves ance on evening. jos), Art as it next Monday for (General events, such member's 1478 ous, it should be every came Sovereign, can be abrogated or sus- these ladies and gentlemen its and never But Stall Art Union, bers generally are becoming very which the rather important item (flute). A very pleasing item was ambition to try to increase these two Command- along and spent with the best, pat- Union). Central Cloth "Spotty, 00193, Pram interested not only in the doings of of "Question Box" is set down on the musical monologue, membership, and also its popularity. pended. if all ronised the shows, and lent a will- Pony, 105; Supper keep to easier will be ments Much praise Mr. Bert Lyons. their society, but in the improve- the syllabus, and nominations will reminded Financial members are This broad- and Doll 633. Results of smaller women will strive to coun- ing hand generally. knowledge. be taken for the forthcoming boxis due to Mr. Percy Crisp for the obdebating of their stalls ment by conducted unions art that half of this.present quarter is Christian forgotten. not be will and examspirit minded teract by their influence excellent manner in which he carundersigned.-J. Those who took a prominent part in ing tournament. from almost gone, and if their subscrip- ple, particularly in the matter of On Friday evening a complimen- tainable Arried out the duties of master of ceretions are not paid within the next modesty in dress, the drift of the tary social was tendered to Miss Tully, Hon. Sec., 354 Albany -rd., discussions included Messrs. Presented by the O'Connor, Join an monies. (2), Ryan, Irish Society. O'Malley dagh, Park. few weeks they will have an ac- world toward paganism. Victoria the Library Della Robinson in insettle CATWOLIC ART to count for two quarters If every member stead of one. ASSOCIATION makes a point of paying his quarter's subs. when they are due there memwill be no more unfinancial bers, and the P.C.Y.M.S. will flour.. One Word Sentenced Him ish. a Murderer's Death. The cricket season opens to-day. playare teams Both the A. and B. One Word Would Have Ss Reed His Life. ing on the Wellington-street OF INTENSE INTEREST. serve, the former against Sandover's It would have made his grea VISITORS TO PERTH WILL FIND OUR EMPORIUM AN Wheat against and the latter unnecessary; sacrifice Judging by the number Scheme. would have lifted his age Our Large and Representative Stocks have been reinforced with New and Seasonable Goods which fully maintan the Standard of Value and Good that turn up to practice, there the depths from mother name. our Taste which has always been associated with should be keen competition for includisgrace worse than death; sion in either team. We wish both would have righted a cru most the comprehensive would so teams the best of luck, and wrong, butOur Spacious Showrooms and numerous departments are crowded with Dependable Goods, the assortments being being like to see the premiership fastidious can scarcely fail to be suited with both quality and price. He Would Not Speak-Why fought out between them. The Confessional, and what i means, revealed in a Powerf In Aid of the Little Sisters of the WE ARE SPECIALLY FEATURING AUSTRALIAN MADE GOODS FROM OUR OWN MILLS AND FACTORIES. Poor. manner in this great pictu See it at the EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. THEATRE ROYAL, Hibernian Hall, Murray Street. (SATURDAY). TO -DAY 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 14, at Refreshments. Prizes. Good Music. A. J. COFFEY, Hon. Sec. Tickets 1/-.

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