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NORTHAM. with Butler beside him were running strongly in the van at the end of the first lap. The third lap was DEATH OF DR. R. N. ROCKETT the scene of splendid efforts on the A meeting of the parishioners was To the universal regret of the part of three runners -Berry, Sea- Northam held after the 9 o'clock Mass on people, and especially of The first two man, and Scott. Sunday last in connection with baportion of the commun. the were particularly worthy of men- ity, Catholic zaar matters and other general -busiN. Rockett passed away Dr. R. a than being more scratch, not was was Berry for Illingworth tion, The first item was the reness. of God Hospital, Subi. St. John The weather was rather inclement, while at 30 away third. Jack Butler champion, and Seaman had only signation of Mr. J. Colgan as trea- for it rained hard for about two 1i yds. on Wednesday morning, OctoThe second heat was yards start. Half -way through the aco, 6th. was fourth. Dr. Rockett had been a surer of the entertainment commit- hours before the sports, and when closer ber first. lybeen the had than who and faster third lap, Berry, tee, owing to his having left May - it ceased a very strong wind still of Northam for 25 years. got a bad start; ing well at the rear, commenced to resident practice Mr. Colgan's resignation remained. The first junior event Jeffs, the favourite, of his profession lands. Ir. the off were passing Dawson fashion, and a splendid Seaman in but sprint was accepted with regret. Mr. P. A. was the 100 yards championship, was sought after by all, exhibitand led side by side well runner after runner. The last lap he the afflicttowards Bryan was elected to the vacancy. and as the four entrants were all like to'roos, times at all the second last hurdle, when was one confused roar from the on- ing which The date of opening the bazaar was short distance cracks, it was very up who ed a care Snd sympathy had been a fair distance lookers, and Newby, who had kept deeply whom he all to fixed for Monday, November 22, at hard to predict a winner, although Jeffs impressed a splendid effort, and his lead throughout, sprinted finely His charity knew no the same place as the last three ba- by the majority, Jeffs and Dawson behind made ministered. a like in yards hurdles six two last tape the the clearing snapped and 8th. the of zaars have been held (corner all deserving causes rtceivwere favoured slightly above first by about a front of Scott, while Seaman rapidly bounds,quick Avenue and Guildford -road). The other two. From the crack of the bird, finished a fine and generous response, Union Tick Buy and Sell in and Seaman cleared overhauling the two leaders passed ing acharitable with Patronise the movements subject of popular lady or gentle- pistol it was a neck to neck affair, yard.last Dawson all Dawson but yards four together, third, good hurdle a the the judge It was decid- and hen the tape snapped the emibeing connected man was discussed. was he which and Seaman behind Scott. Berry, althoughnot ed that a popular man's competi- judge, in common with a great pars spurted desperately, nently successful. He took a deep the tape about lft. behind placed in the handicap, came a interest tion take place, and nominations for of the onlookers. was unable to passedJeffs, in school and church mat1; Dawson, 2: Seaman. 3. very easy first out of the champions. same close at the meeting after 9 separate Jeffs and Jones. Result: him. ters, being always a guarantor of The next event was the 220 yds. The final of the long kick was now church as o'clock Mass to-morrow. The follow- Jeffs and Jones 1; Dawson, 3; Berand school liabilities, handicap, which was highly interest- decided. The excitement may well well as a generous contributor to ing nominations have been received ry', 4. ing. Rush, after leading for half the be imagined when there had to be the liquidation of all parish debts. to -date: Mr. P. Dunne, nominated was championship The 100 yards' reater 'ert came into fore t e course, dropped back three or four three different kick-offs between Father O'Donnell and Dr. Kearnan by the Children of Mary, Messrs. J. followed VICTORIA PARK. by a juvenile 75 yards' and snap- Jeffs and Jones for first owing to operation, Mr. Murray was connectorrissey, A. E. Arthur, and A. championship for those under 11. paces, but regained them, feeling references to his rather SOCIETIES. a yard in front dead heats. ed with the municipal administraJeffs kicked first in made Masses both at ,Rose. A competition for the most The start was good, and after a hard ped the tape about death unexpected actalmost impossible the final "go." He did a fine kick, on Sunday, asking the congregation The final meeting in connection tion, and for a number of years _popular girl and boy was commenc- struggle Jack Clune succeeded in of second. It was second (KALGOO friends 3. PARNELL of C. host His Butler, held on of treasurer. was decreased ed as slightly bazaar but its value was ed on Tuesday, the children of the winning by a yard, with R. Brady to tell who was extend their deepest sympathy with the recent last, when the bal- will be delighted to see him about I.N.P. owing to the fact that it was nos to Convent School having the selection second, and C. Campbell a good Gill, and Lassellas, 1;butGill,the2; judge to his devoted wife and childrenin Tuesday evening Casthrough adoptagain. and passed once attended nice Rush, A fairly well and presented straight, was pronounced: quite -sheet ance The names of the of candidates. very serious loss. A Requiem The head of the Southern Stall the Charles Stewart Parnell statement divulgsellas, 3. the point posts. Jones was greeted the girls and boys elected are: Alice third. Mass was celebrated in St. Joseph's ed. This financial of the Irish National Foreste The junior runners having had a follow- with loud applause when, with a Church, Northam, that the receipts amount. (Mrs. Trowbridge), wishes to thank the fact championship yds. ed Mahoney, Monday. 220 Kathleen The on Buokenara, ladies held on Friday night, ast, Br last event, the which, after a hard run was won fine drop-kick he sent the ball There was a large attendance, who, ed to £627, and after allowing for in- moat sincerely the committee Pearl Lockhart, Victor Rose, Vane breather during the goal to and helpers for their unselfish, and Nally complained of the late handicap was now ed, incurred by Jeffs, with Berry a yard and a straight and true between the Green, Frank Hinds. Voting cards junior 100 yards' with the priest, besought Almighty cidental expenditure ba- in opening meetings, but the the a jump, during off with by two the assistance were kick hall, All Jeffs' willing decided. three and beat proposed the Jones posts over and one date second, to and brisk business away half are in circulation, to extend His mercy and though Johnston had a slight yards behind Berry third. Dawson, yards. Result: Jones, 44ft., 1; God Dr. net result showed a balance in hand zaar, also all supporters of the popu- tary said he was busy col is forecasted. who was the friend of all. contributions, which was a is a splendid per- lar girl (Miss Hazel Trowbridge). lead right through, it was almost last, was only four yds. behind Jeffs, 42ft., 2; Phillips, 371ft., 3. This the £605. of of rites last the recived Rockett winner till Jones, who had he spurted at the In addition to the report of the important factor just at pr The last event was the long throw. Right Rev. Mon- formance for the Park in a four -day The social and dance organised impossible to pick the tape, with finish, would probably have come Each of the four contestants had Church from theSubiaco. The stall-holders, sup- Victoria Park Bazaar in last week's Correspondence was received The re- function. by Mrs. T. O'Connor, and held last Johnston snapped the Verling, signor and second or first. Jeffs, 1; Berry, 2: two throws, the longer counting as special B.C. treasurer, stating he Monday night at St. Luke's Hall, Lanigan second, and Jones mains were interred at Karrakatta porters, and the general committee issue, we desire to make and send along cheque for the works his throw. Berry, who had won the on Thursday morning, October 7. were appropriately thanked by mention of several was in every way a great success. Kelly racing splendidly together in Jones, 3; Dawson, 4. foot as Father O'Donnell, Northam, Father Father Hayes for their efforts. workers inadvertently missed in of the late Bro. Downes after A good attendance made the danc- a tie for third. The 440 yards' championship and semi-finals with 70 yards There report. the close beday night; also from Bro. Hennessy compiling It with together. favourite, off run Father ing very enjoyable, while the musiThe juvenile 100 yards' handicap handicap were Moloney, Leederville, and Further progress has been made were three stalls in operation -the Ryan, Papua, enclosing co cal items, which interspersed the was now run preparatory to the was a great race from the crack of hind in popular favour. However, O'Callaghan, Cottesloe, recited tha throw, prayers at the grave.-R.I.P. over the erection of the proposed Central, Northern, and Southern. tion money and £2 for the programme of dances made the en- long jump. Gallagher with a fair- the pistol, and the first round saw McInnes, wit) a splendid Hennessy club rooms. The plans and specifi- Mrs. E. Harrold was in charge of Self -Determination Fund, the tertainment quite a sociable affair. ly long start won narrowly from J. Butler leading, and Newby and easily won the event from Anglican Tribute. Gill with Livesley a close third. Result: cations are in the hands of Mr. A. the Central Stall, and with a num- being sent along to the R The function was in aid of the Re- McCurry with Matthews 2i yards Henshaw in close pursuit. Henneslft., 1; McGuinness, 76yds. service while good fourth, memorial B. Rieussett, whilst the supervision ber of very energetic workers, they during the week. The Wood forthcoming McCorry, a in the 1; a of Stall running report was freshment The away third. Gallagher, report showed a clean sheet, Jones from scratch was running at sy, 69yds., 2: Livesley, 68yds. 9in., 3. for the late Dr. Rockett, which took of the contracting will be done by ran a well catered for refreshment bazaar, and the proceeds should 2; Matthews, 3. were teams Both gentlenien are stall, together with a stall well member who was on having tug -o' -war junior St. John's The than anyone at Mr. J. Crogan. pace last faster a Sunday perhaps on handsomely assist the stall funds. place long jump next produced The It was decided to In both ed off. goods. Lives apwith fancy Jeffs, in the movement, stocked V. Byrne, captained by interested keenly Songs were rendered during the some good jumps, although the win- else on the field. The last quarter (Anglican) Church, Northam, busi- social evening on November evening by Mrs. Clarke and Messrs. ning jump was somewhat shorter of a round was very close, and any- ley, and Moseley. V. Byrne's team pears in the Northam Advertiser, of and in such capable hands an up -to- departments they indid thebi grefreshcommittee a was appoin adorn beatwas doubt particularly after ness, ultimate winner will no was the service building The date a winner. Bryan 15 looked Mrs. first P. A. Bryan, 13th. Smith and October Each contestant one in the than expected. make all arrangements. All D. the church grounds. Already-a- full- ments. acting as accompaniste. The social had three jumps, and the longest Butler, however, won by very little ing Jeffs hi the heat and Livesley in conducted by the Rev. C. II. the The Southern Stall was conduct- bers and friends are invited sized billiard table has been secured, was in the capable hands of Mr. was taken as his jump. Jones, the front Newby, while a great struggle the final. Everyone in the juniors Grimes, MA., whose sermon on M.C. favourite, won with 13ft. 8in. after took place between Henshaw and agreed on the termination of the occasion was certainly a remarkable so that the budding Grays will have ed by Mrs. G. Trowbridge, who also tend and make the evening services as Rose, whose Both spurted, sports, that they had had a "bon- tribute to the qualities of the de- every opportunity of demonstrating had a number of workers, notably cess. Two new members we throughout were much appreciated. doing 14ft. 4in. in the heats; Jeffs Seaman for third. who had the luck ceased Catholic doctor, whose fine their powers. Ample room will be several young ladies who were in a posed, and now it behoves Arthur A. E. Messrs. were With him Berry third but the former was slightly the zer" time. Those (13ft. 5in.) second events congratulated Christian tolerance has been so provided for social events, with neat uniform of blue and white. member to do his utmost to and H. Dalton, who acted in essen- (13ft. lin.). Kelly disappointed his fresher, and won by about a foot. to have won while those who were generously recognised by our An- stage and dressing-rooms provided. This stall was neatly draped in Irishmen and their kin to tial capacities in managing the func- backers, with lift. 10in. after doing Butler, 1; Newby, 2; Henshaw, 3. one another, blue atud white, the colouring be- along and join the ranks of not so fortunate congratulated In the champions, glican friends. Ming. tion, to all of whom Mrs. O'Connor 13ft. 10in. in the heats. Those who helped in any way is ing very effectve, and was sur- pure Irish amiety, whose were; and generally while-idreturns sincere thanks. Father F. worth could only manage 12ft. Sin. ing it easy for second near the tape,' who or its bazaar been the mounted ',y a silvered Southern IS To foster the spirit of na to have with themselves mitting connection Father and discovered Dawson beside when he (Guildford) Butler The high jump was the next event It was well stocked with ity amongst its members, and social functions, are cordially invit- Cross. TOWN HALL, CAMBRIDGE He beaten by better men, hoped for Lynch, P.P., were present during the and though the gusty wind did not him, and running very fast. A post office by keeping alive the flame STREET, LEEDERVILLE. ed to be present on Thursday even- wares of all kind. Excellent dance music tend towards the breaking of records spurted, and beat Dawson by a few better luck next time. evening. Hall, Town run local was in connection with the riotism, which dies out in 1920. in the 21, next ing J. O'Donnell. Champion places: Berry, OCTOBER, Mr. inches. was dispensed by THURSDAY, the jumping was still of a good will be of pro- Irishmen these times, when HALL. social which was the means TOWN complimentary stall, NORTH PERTH when a p There were seven en- I: Jones, 2; Dawson, 3. standard. given in appreciation for past pat- ducing much merriment and also a should stand out in their To -night, at the home of Mr. and trants, and Berry and Dawson were The final of the hurdles was the EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. ours and be admired by ev CARNIVAL, stall of each friends deal of revenue. The ronage. CONFETTI -street, Mrs. M. J. Franklin, Conroy the first to drop. out at 3ft. 10in. next event, and excitement was In aid of the North Perth Stall The Northern Stall was conduct- instead of being despised be present to make their a musical evening will be held. The Durack and Lanigan followed with great, for a very close race was exIn aid of Mt. Hawthorn Stall, Lee- should demised as traitors to their West Perth Bazaar. W. as many pleasant ed by Mrs. Tully, assisted, after so finale grand Men's the aid of are in Bazaar. proceeds It was anybody's race derville 3ft. llin. Durack jumped well and pected. To be Held on and successful social evenings held stated in last issue, by a number cf try. Stall. There should be some stir was unfortunate to fall out as early from the crack of the pistol, and Good Music. during the season. TUESDAY, OCT. 28, 1920. Dunton's full young ladies in uniform. The stall down in Conroy -street when these as he did. Jones, Jeffs, and Hynes shouts were redoubled when it was Refreshments. Prizes. Good Music. Refreshments. is. orchestra will supply the music for was well stocked. In connection H.A.C.B. SOCIETY. men get going. all cleared 3ft. llin. and 4ft., but seen that Berry and Dawson were Cards: 8 to 10. Dancing, 10 to 12. Tickets: Gent's, Is 6d; Lady's, with this stall a dart board and forthe trippers of the light fantastic. They raced neck the first two could not manage 4ft. leading finely. Mrs. J. Reader and Miss D. Kelsall, Tickets, Is. tent tune teller's were in operation. The fortnightly meeting Next Saturday evening, at the lin., and left Hynes the winner. and neck till near the end of the Organisers. Sec. C. Hon. D. PERROTT, done all Friday Much business was in branon District Board was held in At Library Hall the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Dwyer, of He cleared 4ft. lin. in a brilliant hurdles, when Jeffs forged ahead in evening last, a large gathering of ches. A very nice stand, well drop. bernian Hall, Murray-stret, Stanley -street, near the Mt. Lawley fashion, and 4ft. llin. after that, a splendid fashion, and by a despen displayed Mr. B. Cooling, tened by W. on Monday, October 11th, 1 Northern Stall of the friends evenmusical be a station, there will but 4ft. 2in. was too much for him. ate spurt between the last hurdle The District P 8 p.m. dered Miss Della Robinson a com- the prizes for the art union. ing in aid of the Children of Mary's Result: Hynes, 4ft. 1; Jeffs and the tape succeeded in winning The winner of the popular girls' Bro. T. J. Hynes, was in the plimentary social, in recognition of There should be a great at- and Jones, 4ft. Stall. Berry and by about lfr hands. her work for the popular girl can- competition, Miss Maudie Kierse, Others presnt were Bros. T tendance, as a musical treat is in As a respite for the runners a Dawson both sprin'ted all they didature. A full demonstration of was the representative of the Cen- wards, Creighton, McAdam, store for visitors. couple of novelty races, the three- knew for second, but here Dawson's Few are so fortunate as to get the education of a University or Her win was most laghan, Cooney, Kenny, and her popularity was given by the big tral Stall. the him in is greater legged race and the sack race, were greater fleetness of foot stood knowledge for thirst Yet the a College. even An muster, and the sociability of those popular, as she is a pupil of St. District Secretary. The good wishes of the parishion- now run. The three-legged race in good stead, and he passed the land to-day than it has ever been before. 'Knowledge is Power, During an interval in the Joachim's Convent, and also the or. was received from Bro. Pa present. age. ers go with Mrs. F. Cunningham, was very fast, and the confused tape with Berry only a few inches the of history the Wealth," has been truly written over Success, is wor- fair amount of business was parish. She of the ganist of a presentation a proceedings on week the during leaving who is shouting of barrackers showed well behind him. Jeffs, 1; Dawson, 2; To the lack of sufficient educational facilities our great printed handsome gold bangle was made to thy of the honour bestowed on her ted, and an account amoun a trip to Victoria. the uncertainty of the race. Berry Berry, 3. books of information and for reference owe their origin and popularMiss Robinson by Father Hayes on by the parishioners in placing her £44 lOs was passed for pa The next, the novelty race, provand Butler were leading for more this has so successfully filled a real want, nor No work in class ity. on behalf of the committee. In doing first in the competition. Miss Della The D.B. officers visited meet The local Hibemians In first heat very funny. the of course, ed the than three-quarters as so loudly acclaimed been so, Father Hayes paid eulogistic re- Robinson, who was placed second, thony's branch, 440, Midlan Tuesday next in the School-room. where Durack and Jones, with Jeffs McLaughlin won easily, but a very ference to her work, and those of was the representative of the Nor- tion, on Tuesday, 12th. inst doing. something up, roll Members and Dawson close beside them, close "go" between J. Ahern and J. girls (Misses thern Stall, and is very popular in there was a splendid atten the other popular made a fine spurt and fell in a heap Campbell resulted in J. Ahem secKierse. and Trowbridge) in the effort the northern end, as she had a large branch members present. Holy Mass, to-morrow, 7 and 9 across the tape, the judge's decision ond and Campbell 3rd. The second compli- band of supporters, who worked meeting three new membe on behalf of the club. He p.m. 7.30 great o'clock; devotions, Authorities in all fields of science collaborated in this being: Jones and Durack, 1; Daw- heat was much closer and funnier. initiated, and a new branch mented the Northern Stall in recog- very hard for her success. work, in order to present the latest phases and developments in son and Jeffs, 2; Berry and Butler, One basket -covered tortoise crawled Miss Hazel Trowbridge, the re- tary elected. The prospects nising the strenuous labours of their is language The reader. NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL. 3. The sack race was almost as right off the course and into the to the the fascinating realms of science of Southern Stall, presentative the branch for the future are pa for the candidate, and sporting Yet, Butler was hopping laughing spectators before he dissimple, the diagrams and illustrations are beautifully clear. interesting. CHILDREN'S PLAIN AND spirit in which they carried out their was placed third, and the efforts ly cheering, and members like reads more every chapter and barred, BALL. The strugare was. technicalities covered he though with where along first in a fine manner, FANCY DRESS campaign, On going up to receive by her supporters were very sat- termined to increase their wonderful romance than dry theory, no University lecture could imBerry close behind him, when sud- gle between J. Clune and C. CampIn aid of Leederville Bazaar. the token of esteem, Miss Robinson isfactory when one considers the cal strength considerably part more complete or up-to-date information. The SEVEN VOLdenly one of his feet broke loose bell, which now took place was very was greeted with musical honours, small number of Catholics in the end of the present year. W in provide, illustrated, amply and TUESDAY, OCT. 19, 1920. arranged the UMES, admirably through the sack, and he had to interesting; first one and then and the singing of "She's a jolly area allowed to the Southern Stall. St. Anthony's. Progress, a Good withdraw from the race. short, enchanting reading no less than authentic study. The 7 volAlmost other gaining a slight advantage. Prises and Refreshments. meat, is the order of the da good -fellow." Her father (Mr. W. umes in substantial, original binding, at the publishers price, Music. at the same time disaster overtook which he almost immediately lost. Anthony's Branch. responded, and thanked Robinson) Tickets, is. Berry. He tripped slightly, and They finished by falling together JUNCTION. MIDLAND for their marked appreciation those Mrs. Davidson & Mrs. Cunningham, vainly trying to recover his balance across the tape, which had been his pleasure in being and expressed MEDICAL MAN, with fi ocfor the ground Organisers. the the ground. Young, to lowered sprawled on The Children of Mary are leaving qualifications, long experien the means of lending a helping hand who had been lying third, had a de- casion, and were preclaimed an honHis no stone unturned in their efforts reliable, wishes opening in in so successful a bazaar. lightful vision of first, and hopped ourable dead -heat. The final was NORTH PERTH MOTOR daughter would ever cherish the to make next Thursday evenings Australia; give full parti GARAGE. and ran and jumped with redoubled the most exciting, and finished all £1 deposit on delivery, balance in convenient instalments. of Confetti Dance the event of the sea- "Medico," this office. memento in fond recollection and succeeded in breasting in a bunch, so that it was almost Progress reports are very During the son. many warm friends. ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. vigour, first, second, out to pick the great struggle tape first. A impossible satisfactory, tickets are selling very Mesdames Harrold and evening Telephones, A1837 and A4598. CLOHESY, COZIER, and took place for second between Lives - and third. The judae's vote, howwell, and so a great success is anon behalf of the Central Kierse, ley and Henshaw. Both threw thent ever, went to McLaughlin, J. CampB00171 AND SPERRING. (Late Foreman and Carver Stall, showed their kindness and ap- ticipated. It was discovselves forward across the tape, but bell, and J. Ahern. We are pleased indeed with the and Co.). making a preciation by presentaCARS FOR HIRE DAY AND Livesley was a few inches in ad- ered, however, that the first two tion of a handsome trinket case to interest now being taken in the soNIGHT. vance of Henshaw, who got third. had to be disqualified for holding The attendance at both dality. MONUMENTAL SC musical proMiss Robinson. A Berry regained his feet, and obtain- their shell on with one hand, so the : Cream Cars for Weddings. gramme was contributed to by Miss- the monthly Communion and the Ahern, 1; C. ed an unlucky fourth. Young, 1; winners were: Robinson, and meetings is rapidly increasing, and Office: No. 48, 2nd. Floor, es K. Green, R. 3. Brady, R. 2; Hnsehaw, Livesley, 2; 3. Campbell, SITUATION VACANT. Messrs. Rogue, Regan, Matthews, several new members have recently BUILDINGS. As there was still a fair number The 880 yds. championship and joined our ranks. MURRAY STREET (NEAR BOANS) and Raphael. Elderly man, Irishman preferred, of contestants in the hurdles, two handicap were run off together, and able to ride and drive, muster sheep heats and a final had to be run off, was one of the most interesting 169 BEAUFORT-ST LOST, in Cathedral, brown Ros- Works' The many friends of Mr. J. Murin a bush paddock; must be able to a couple of events interposing be- junior events of the afternoon. All PERTH. Reward on reray will be pleased to learn that he ary, medium, size. do scrub cutting when not emplcy- tween the heats and the finals. were off with a jump, and a good or Good-stret, W. A. HALE, is once more on the road to recov- turning Melleray, When ordering, please mention this paper. ed otherwise; an early riser. 45s. per Berry won the first heat by a yard pace was maintained throughout. ery, after a hard bout of illness. Be- this office. week and keep. Apply between 2.30 from Phillips after a very hard run, Newby obtained an early lead, and 0 and 5 p.m., 17 Moore -street, East Perth. n a and loving memory of Irishman, wants work on Farm, dearly beloved and only able to plough, milk, etc. S.F., REA WIDE RANGE OF ARE SHOWING WE NOW T. J. and K. Fitzpatrick, CORD Office, Perth parted this life at Ned the 15th. October, 1919, AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL 10th. year. FORCE. "A little child shall lead -Inserted by his loving The next of kin of deceased memand sisters. Imperial bers of the Australian requestago, time some were, Force n IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, AND HOSIERY ed by the Military Authorities in for the repose of the soul Melbourne to send in particulars rethe barn John Howe (28th. as as well quired for headstones in lion), who died on Octo would Revealing personal inscriptions they 1917, whilst prisoner of. like placed thereon. 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The everybody could with vast their enthusiasm for expertness in all for were you Everybody is rely too to what attack being sustained by become and "And results. has field great thoroughly, very Magistrate: in last week's flank about subject McCusker, gathering. one master record to a Since the report have quarrelling is I and your husband to see very Mesdames Townsend and way left only been long. anxious reference. he too of Shaw, it work that things us keeping assures RECORD, and Misses Sellenger, Leunig, the rest upon a dependable Father O'Grady faith wish to re- apology for to all who subscribed last night?" such an authoritative, whole- brisk at the Fremantle Town Hall, was as Hackett, etc., the he in McMahon, said engineers, Anderson, Box, his the grateful "He y dear Children,-I of tradesmen, Your pinned in who have am I. has much. Mrs. Brown: old resolution students, last, To worat his was very these friends of so come effective you the Besides little some has my said, of where work I thank the "wee ones" gave good as me, andI nd all hearted supportin the C.Y.M.S. and whole parish "to have, and to hold- and Carrington. complete, yet inexpensive that I want them and no man, and he helpers Messrs. Townsend, Fitzds long overduesoon possible. donation to Perth friends out-bazaar the thy loving, told him he was as I numA would your Cullity that to and as Society. Brian, bazaar Brown, a I." gerald, pleasure Ireland returned and before we great the Young said, neither was AUNT BESSY. folk are also whole East in tangible results, with a will to put that is o months only remain of the days are also working ber of the farrandale year, and it in pride of place. it contains everything many from the make of the splendourRashid "I noticed you advertisso se our work forto the a poor the Old Boys' Stall Fremantle handy pocket volumes, ten coming, including Stranger: of Resistance to A,C. In Al canexpectations evening Stall, Haroun the Principles imported on up Good the North of that the from SelfAt not been Bush Camp; so cards have ed fora marl to retail known about electricity, of an Automobile Armadale following thing, that despairs of Seven Miles to School. and Mrs. Edwards as construttion Waddell the November I hope when the twice of Mrs. be and 6th. and the will calculations of splendour pages you the aries?" wiring of lucid "Do aspect. a sceptre reaching wield ISlooliabeenee, Store: and -printed, lively uneven of well a sway, Bird hold n returned the results of at Clunedale, exhaustively 'The organiser, should present Proprietor they are starter. In thousands October 7. which makes each assistworld of electricity is to see Mr. Pat- what it emulates. re encouraging ,ban a few lines want the job?" I merely was curimany illustrations, the vast Moore, is "whlking on efficiency, Everybody is glad of predaBrother princess a Rev. as Bessy,-Just Hotel, proceed ant Aunt the sent. "No, Railway make sees as the Dear me Stanger: perhaps, folded. To responsible rick Scanlon, of to recovery after air" these days, as he of tors-honest predators, of courseext week I shall, do in conr,ec- to ask you would you accept I am ous to learn how the canaries lost sterling investment. down, well on the roadserious illness in St. weighted fruitage of the promise in among the willing victims of their f3 for such a Library isa aset, own what we shallChristmas Corn- one of your many -nieces? yet unable to pay £3 I go to the their tails." recent very secure six months materialising and to his last Mesdames Mrs. age, the piracy. anxious of Both persons with Our Page years about eleven Hospital. that are falling are be- honourable the fourth John of God himself the impatient Gough, Coghlan, Bradley, and Carey of State School and am insister were caught by golden apples itions. "I believe," said named regret I readNortelephone, Scanlon and are him from the ten stalls that persuasions the and powers they I have a their aside use all ith very great Roekett, put never he happily, as of stalls standard. but, Leo. man, named to be paid the influenza. ing worked as bazaar on behalf of this stall, and are fur. death of Dr. of £1 deposit, balance his dear Evelyn and a brother "that I'll go fishing." for fishboth well again.the Ugly Men's As- were worked before in the history years of age, and strengthened by a gallant corps will supply tke work on payment m.-R.I.P. Audreyofand "Didn't know you cared the Corner, Evelyn is nine Evelyn The oldest parish- thee only will soon be A branch of instalments. each, Fremantle. of convenient pages in of young ladies, to wit, Misses Brad320 inaugurated baseven. will ter are members past is about of recently Leo. Leo. ing." friends glories was Covers, the and the of little it's Leather tell my sociation Limp But the ioners all standard, at Coghlan (21, Durant, WadVolumes, (2), Ten d I know in extending our deep in the second the first standard. "I don't ordinarily. finding myself With Mr. Jim Lynch assert that "the like ley here. (and as a zaars, but all never be in Only from before, dell, Ahearn, McKenna, N. McKenn with me £3. seen he is only chance I have ofthat isn't busy." of the executive stands was their dear mother will soon Benedict; head this" is well of (3), and Mrs. Pink. Mr. A. name Pink line na, nor a sympathy to of books, The baby's of in great bereave. Three of us at the end chairman his name age. executives), neither "read The Re- Flemming also lends a hand, and d them in their the good God three years of ahead in some Perth to school every hurry," said is dreamed of in dreams.' Mesdames Masters Waddell, Gough (2), and a in miles be to association seven nt, and pray that seem the affliction. to of drive "You gone down the progress them in their freshment Stall, under is doing a Coghlan are also giving a push to to her dressmaker. to 1 console day. My father has is coming back Mrs. Harlem well assured. a train of the North to see the Monaghan and isMulcahy, our loving, the Royal Show.youHewill send me a "Yes, ma'am; I have a complete bazaar the admirable work AUNT BESSY. Many of us are anxious Vinebusiness which Stall. If Richon the of Saturday. try and collect something make." assistants are im- Fremantle hostess the and All host itself. Mcin and conMrs. enthusiasm united and The card I will same spirit as the She yards among us. a Mr. Love and kisses work of all the strenuous stall very distinctive bued with the He: "Don't you know her? for the "wee ones." will be and it is a brave man stant ones" from Carthy "wee to directresses, are doAOHIROWLIDGMENTIL the assistants their and and square." holders your reinforcement the blandish. lives in 2/8 for the "wee to yourself and very helpful she doesn't niece, and no less who can withstand and ing wonders, at the time of writing, 'A Friend" sends She: "Possibly so, but your would-beMARY the Catholic community, of Mesdames Monaghan THOMPSON. ments from chronicle this but time by the circle." Roman my es."-Thanks Friend.sends 2/6 for the in go to the district. and Mr. Powell are Mulcahy, who, like Mary, I will this paper in effect: the Fremantle front has appeared Mrs. Mahon .C., Northampton, appreciated. Of course, my dear Church heroes of old, seem to say, niece. I funny all autos When ordering, please mention the in THE RECORD the bazaar will "It's little with my "Hodge: ahead ones."-Gift as well "wee going accept you over, and there will be very littheir care. The "I will abide at thy right side, the tobacco habit, isn't it?" little nieces in yourI dis thee," and be effort committed to am have During Yalgoo, returned haven't any name. tle of the £5,000 debt left. has been postpon And keep the bridge with Dodge: "The tobacco habit?"that [ollie O'Connor,for the "wee ones.' Ina with the pretty you final of the effort1921. such suc- "Lo! I will stand at thy left hand, good understadd have I but week there were splendid conthe "Yes, £2 that Hodge: and dear. sorry to learn an card thee." ed till January, well sighted. while with but, Mollie that and smoke, bridge executed, the school, programmes cars cert to keep cheque, And nice little cess is already a long way to driveperhaps appreci- the gasoline John of Monday night deserves spatial Bessy. start without a plug." Mesdames Hodges andin Mrs. ny thanks.-Aunt Mary, dear, you'llwork better than electric won't footQuarteillia the Innisfail The mention. fast Cot. your school little girls in the night the another for Fahey, following Aunt Bessy's composed of Misies Horrigi sends ate The Tenant: "Say, last One people may keep money in, a steps of the "Diva" of the stall, take Insurance Company, Limited. PERTH. Northam,thanks, more privileged the the L.A.B., and Carmody, LA.B., and trams to resort rain came through the roof and gave irs. P. J. Foley, -STREET, its use, a place to make of care to give "the last man and Many who have You BARRACK profit city, the bath. Fund. school. for die. a of Cot to shower BUILDINGS, farm Stunner and Girlivan, simchance the for cattle best nearby regular 6 SAMSON'S me a human GLASS, last shilling" the maintain is right Messrs. to or are living But such a thing Miss E. it is surely ought to do something." ply "took" Fremantle. GUARANTEE, PLATE d friend. Aunt Bessy. they its inhabitants. In the fine weather MARINE, ACCIDENT, of one people by posal, which " hat do you exRefreshFIRE, LOWEST I would not at the A.T.C.L., was accompanof Glennon, but government Landlord: arch The the the as enough, of INSURANCE and Stuart inside pleasant rain soap you LIABILITY, -John the verit"Dry Area." their Give a thist exist is was verdict when the do? arch and it to iste, and EMPLOYERS' another cannot ment Stall. This say that I'd liketheir worst to make pect me Yalgoo, Oct. 2. and the rest items were too good for a bazaar do Mill. CURRENT RATES . able arch of triumph, which Daddy towels?" to and the wind contrihope Square glad Victoria I The programme. was column trip unpleasant. of the flying a sois girls also made a "hit" on Tuesday in Perth. ear Aunt Bessy,-I RECORD the "We women have organised butes to its best achievements enjoyed his shdrt holiday be my letter in THE night, and as Fremantle is the most is getting quite I will send a card, and I shallyou ciety to reduce rents." hear it. You composed of Mesdames McIntosh, to Misse time ago. It get glad assistance and is a high been any mighty for am "I have not grateful Byrne, and Birmingham,Jones, Dow - musical place in WA., it Square again. We rain to ones." Thank can begin on little Johnny's treto all the very render (2), "wee lately; the ordinary McIntosh Lompliment to Victoria Kiely, than es can more you sers." of In very much kisses function was a Molloy. Port can A and the and at love There Tracey nothing People's that the told be for in the ley, O'Hara, you * lov. place * of of your took ss is withering.. best and effort the interest ones" It of September; night. surpass last Tuesday's the Refreshment Stall send the "wee boy with y here on the 22nd AUNT BESSY. Hall here last Friday Ball, good work has been put in all theirs. The little side shows are all a picture of ing, "When I was a tiny with little -yearly Catholic quite half as very nice; arid who man the Kiely, the Miss concert said was by enthusiasts, a bazaar ringlets." roaring by attended through the me Archie." the run rlie Chaplin; bealso and the crowd thatsanguine expec who was the manufacturer ofwhole another one on hair, "they used to call call seem never in want of Woods' Great you Arre is going to month. Aunty Michael's First Look at the Sea. exceeded the most The loudest of "I suppose now they The or- confections which drew the sample Peppermint Cure. promoters. the 9th of this be married on the Oct. 4. of junto tations bazaar the Yilliminning, the chibald." in of are Messrs. J. Monaghan,Brady is my first not. themand ry is going to is going ganising was principally Mrs. Mc- attendance and-what and the Bessy,-This She coffee Rattazzi, and L. Aunt scones ior, Dear her month. secretaries, "Oh, of this of the about their Young Thing: Mary letter to the RECORD, and I hope hands glitter against Gushing and Aunty "offend The who glamour Hanrahan. is brothers, There I am to our live in Westonia. How Kenna and Mrs. Tom once. of your nephews. in the professor! you must come as Shvlock said in order to united, enthe stalls, of course, but the "dry that lungs" d to write toon?you I am getting to be one All my friends They were assisted by an committee, all to-morrow. of age, and am roar away the debt off the Fremanas dust" work of organising energetic they from affair SUITS and say you getting I have got a very eleven years mile a they Art SAC the though thusiastic, of live We coming, arranging are exam the be an tle stones. went with fourth class. influenza. Sometimes haven't a rag to wear!" and the success should on a farm. that Union, is not evident to the passerMany kindly The baby hasintogrown To Measere cold. all the stationsister and I are in the padple to other church committees bazaar may He: "I shall be delighted!" dip°rdpplet:could gets In this connection Rev. Bronot attend:t1i co-operation are by, and energetic to big now; sheShe likes getting when my in each and unity did bobtail fortunate a most of we find Moore was principle ther dock each fundamental of mischief. of all. of catch great Dear make them fight; they the services unselfish function, the best great having a was I went It the water close now. Fondest BroGrant tight. success. very Slattery. Christian the mouth comof Misses Shanahan, other's grey" stones are fairly father of your time to increase the results ty, I will where good ones given did School, but it is still posyourself and the to Perth last month with my by non -Ca. and McInerney for a period of sevand kisses to loving to Perth of the competition. I know it you The help ta. of thers' High down stone mon. history a got of niece, ancient We price the in the beyond sister. or send is weeks to and eral Roddie sible dlings.-Your and tholics in every way and I was tired npt matter to either organiser, Brother Moore, the great bazaar. CARMEL O'CONNOR. - in the morning, up to who won, so long as the Sisters were praise. is an institu- the to stand in line with the splendid Stall in pleas when we got out. We went That's Shamrock them of very efforts. The Upwards so most am a your pleased with The children, and Dad got y dear Carmel,-I who have rushed to inter- tion in the parish it pushes upis its to see from you so the Coffee Palace, dress, had the principal before al- army of helpers of the good cause our parcels. the disposition I wantedcontest, to have a letterdear, and A Big Purchase fancy at every bazaar, and long -wino - room, where we put to Fremantle shown by you in thePhyllis, whilst in the function, and long crowd- leaves under of Mrs. the furthering under the title of the est wish other went . I we of direction day the atter, next as The fairly ways was and un after, and, my dear D. comprehended 8 o'clock the hall little friends would be and Fay. Mrs. O'Connor and Mrs. vetI am and I saw the men loading Christian Brothers' Appeal. AUSTRALIAN -MADE Dancing began shortly, congratulating you on your success enthued. with the to their correspondence. in loading the ships. It was theI first One grand element inthisthegreat efMulcahy are associated saw I also congratulate Roddie on the TWEEDS Hegney made a very efficient when P. pockets and Mr. the hot weather is coming sea, making the in in saw I Mary shown summer time siasm of Fremantle in spirit he has eran "bazaarist" sister, Miss make day his rush-the sporting to next while after fine us men. The and M.C., young such a enables less, the of artiste, and debts forward on it I felt frightened. fort is the work we saw all his defeat-it was a great becontest, Hegney, assisted our localthe music. lighter leading uld not press itself very this concession ladies follow the effec- Scores of them have made the ApWhy we went to the Zoo, and these month. The and both of you should in supplying Reeves, lands. not. workers, Mrs. most other of ag's particular concern, popShamrock animals your have sqme personal and the grass the the ierargin of tive army of These Tweeds Connol. peal aMessrs. Prizes of an interesting, the last day we stayed pleased that Id it west to wither I am deKeating, junr., James, spring trim- day after was we which consists of Mesdames beers exceedingly well absorbent nature, donated and ably and Carolan, to the beach, ularity was nearly, equal. an whose went of Linto, junr., spoil the pretty and so fair Yak Davis, fancy Perth, allows the Kirwan, in afraid Miss I'm ly, Brennan, bought, which you a Ilan junr., for the last three weeks has I took off our lighted to think 'Cat by Mrs. Palandri, andthe gs of Nature. place. think We have and my sister and get usual way Misses Boyle, Callan, Quigley, work us to make for some shells. was such A great success. I to were disposed of in is a dry old and Hardy. which any parish tailored suit, of wet weather, boots and ran inin the morning we the boys are to be greatly praised intervals, and in this rington, Richards, Stall was much been of a nature smartly the been during a good sharegetting day finnext candidate. occasional The given their in fit and sum was raised The Beaconsfield the week. Mrs. would envy._ Notable also has support day the for next perfect the substantlar a and are even yet way your school children. been went to Narrogin, is linthe of during of have successful as best work be to the evidence the you'll in with funds. seem little hope I ish, the not do that augment We got some err. You to I sue Farrell objected home. and such that got and Mrs. have we each and sets, people that price Hughes and I school test, and ings, at a feet Some were "too many of them" at eke way for amusement, The judging, of the best was to grow under their that with the turkeys and chickens now, there Aunt ceding test will be an encourage. makes only a light call best dressed boy and girl, task allow grass be sure you were pleased the place for not for no could hard them very much. Now, We is sincere There like Hall working very pocket. Town bazaar. the My continue your unenviable --the with upon rnent to lain picture. Aunty Mary, and Bessy, I am going to close, where the arduous and must these Jones, Grief, -and their infectious enthusiasm "too many of them" anywhere scholastic success whichrememspecially selectedsummer atulations to which fell to Misses happy love to you and the "wee ones."- .that the has got hold of the whole personnel But is being pushed, and very cause later. that a for good come a fact have The assuredly Tweeds will she and Hegney. strangers in the dis- of the stall, which consists of Mes- their good work of the past three helpthe the "grown- Your would-be nephew, KELLY. ber your school studies will bein our wear, choosing only and Ryan, e. I like to hear of MICHAEL ladies were all are is a long step forward for the remotest danger dames Coleman. Hutchinson, most serviceable You'll by a frequent appearance to know that theydidn't ' and trict obviated the and Dillon, weeks I hope ed the love for Michael, you cold dear the'parish in years to come fabrics. bad my Thank your Well, J. Farrell, Fountain,uHtchinson. Corner. attractive and everybody was and good ofvery py. I hope to partiality, your of are indication and you an role is ones" 'tailoring distant years-when the the Hughes, "wee that letter in -not your first and Misses you send the not get better in Austo be influenza, and glad to see Miss Turner, is fond me that you like our page, and that loving, AUNT BESSY. girls' Coleman. their experience will be this the of baby So benefit than win value again. Goose." Mes. e well "Mother under amongst of are Stall, course, you of their elders now, of prize that that like now and, first Hibernian given will, so boys' The tralia The is tting into water, busy. Car- you dear nephews, remains with us first prize. and unselfishly and triumMaster Rigby, dames McCloskey andtheRobinson, my It freely her is always kept NOW green. was captured byArab should and be a regular correspondent for The than WRITE FOR PATTERNS more phantly. guardian Chief. wearing baby's as s duty Somewhere personating an Mrs. Heddington to is wearing much energy, and makI supBel. A4381. EARLY The organiser is remaining for sevORDER very onerous one. Butbecause a long, long while.there are other AND as the eral dopains taken by was to be as good up. weeks still, and will receive who W.A. DAIRY. AsCarmel doesn't mind, Thank around Yiliminningnot many, but I "The Hard Times" set Spe- ing a big bid THE go arrange numbers for stones from those the baby. Comerites, nations prize. my when SEB.GES loves of first best sure she AND this awarded in pleased bazaar, very fittingly the be directress kisses WANEROO-ROAD, attend to will CHEVIOTS the and "Popthey unable to PDX'S sociated with O'Brien and dear, for the love and your am sure that Misses werewish cial prizes were awarded stock of these Famous you are amongst their to have a hand in the good OSBORNE PARK. to know Boulter, to "Tinstall are Mrs. send the "wee ones" BESSY. Reilly, but We carry an extensive for Samples. py," Miss PhyllisMiss So there is the sporting Write work. AUNT D. KEANE. Eave, and to McCloskey, Bradey, Wilson, cousins. Sultings. little in 8, Bell," delight kle you as All winning numbers will appear who came blood in you, and fight. Would Nott. and Couglin.Stall is under the Milk Delivered Twice Daily Master Jim McMahon. RECORD. making the bobtails were let alone? to Pure East Fremantle of the City, direct from in Mr. P. A. Connolly's and in next week's Ones." part any jockey Gaynor "Wes a the they to all if Mesdames quarrel thank of e's Tribute they PERTH guidance We desire to may have a Our Own Cows to Customers. colours. & MURRAY SM., func. Gustafson. All its workers are unthe WILLIAM make Yalgoo, Oct. 7. Michael, dear, bobtails Coland to set CORNER," helped Convents "ON THE those who Supplying the is some code of friendship amongst thernsel a social tiring and keep up the hot pace (A1964)The Triad on Sinn Gallagleges. ar Aunt Bessy,-It lion a success, both from PERTH (A2422). B207). I hope yes, even though they are bobtails, Especially do by the leaders. MesdamesBrowner, 7 CENTRAL ARCADE, ('Phone since I wrote to you. and financial aspect. the Grady, would be better if it forgot FREMANTLE Satie, perhaps STS., have committee, I aad Nelson, thinking WILLIAM thank her, are Not much jf saa are not HIGH & "Sinn Fein? we desire to Miss Lennon, Fordham, and Caldow is very hot you did not make them fight. I am COUPON NOW, My political opinions for all about you. It dust Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. Hanrahan, Telephone, B277. FILL IN AND MAIL THIS storms. found so much to interest Mr. T. in league with the two ladies men- don't! and Worth, opinions of political Mrs. the ere and plenty of for a long glad you Perth, are in predatory Boulter, and Selfyou during your holiday of the fancy tioned above, and theirpatrons are print of P. J. HEVRON e has been no rain whatever, place I happen to be in bunch of Latest Patterns, Tape, Hanrahan, the judges very dry. and that the wonderful modesty Please Send Me FREE Measurement of prizes, and Mr. descents on the bazaar Hill, Caro - I have heard horrifying things about Everything is to Form. not donors FORwas and the I you. sets, SHIPPING, anything the sea impressed came very ma- aided by Misses Curven, Grady, D. the leaders of the Sinn Fein moveits im CUSTOMS, garden did not come Frank Boulter, who WARDING AGCNCY. much frost so very much taken-ep with his help Ian, Gustafson, James, NAME year; there was so Aunt W.A.R. 1510 ment. I have heard them dsecribterially to our aid when Mary when I first saw it, but latC. Fordham. CARRIERS. scours GENERAL Gustafson, and the appreciable. not enough rain. Wednesday. portance voyage most sea was Mothers' Stall is ed as ruffians, as bloodthirsty made a long ADDRESS I when er next The work of parried CHAMBERS, the drels, as insensate murderers, and be and nowhere, and PHILLIMORE land see Pierce, could Westonia, Mrs. in and by I have that. directed like all are sea things is going to live of sorts the her all touching with here the sky FREMANTLE. matrons associated influenza is very bad up have only heard them depicted as truly horI was struck by its terrible Partington, Kinsella, Mesdames by nearly all the childrenI hope around, ; and Hickey. rible beasts by bookmakers and barimmensity, and was ofgladdened and Smith, Mooney, only Leen, no Water ry bad. Aunt Bessy, land. leave bers and drapers and milkmen not enough to es the first appearance atractive in of the a These good ladiesbut have been lucky dear are determined politicians and other leaders little cou- doesn't look very Michael, but the unturned, in countries stone movement it. One of our debt. in intellectual left dear be month duck-pond, my found that no stone is to (Elsie Develin) died last outside Ireland. In Ireland Iseemed their children ask sea-it helps us, I think, to underLater on, when what Fein leaders and appendicitis. There is a comdid you do in that the Sinn university to stand something of the majesty God, "Mother, professors them, of singers (the Kennedy's) and able mostly be be to creation will greatness of the the great bazaar?" they and annihil- and idealistic writers and new -Irish here on Saturday. Madame last Who made the seas. It was your and philto say, "We pulverised er's company were here sat on the poets and schoolmasters first visit to the city, I understand, famous -priests. 1 State into ated the debt which Dear Aunt Bessy, I amI sorry much tested found Brotheri anthropists and patriot you doubt was no Christian and thoroughly the Min long. of so other any card the in offering stones pt the hope are now it with a don't think that it. I terest and instruct you. Iwill High School, and weofdidenlightened try of the world, at any other time, thrive 'xis to get some more on be turkeys and the chickens WASH strength mut% and .evil-minded and very unity was orcollected £2. I hope it will I have bloody even the Well, and live to be big. themendeavour that made my dear 1p to the "wee ones." derous villains camouflaged with pleased with your letter, too. told, marvel." was I write ganiser perfectly. Aunt Bessy, I will close, you'll so Stall selves hope the nephew, and I in the Sinn The Irish National ofForesters and kisses to yourself and Erin" in the that the men prominent very often to your loving,BESSY. Holiday, all besotted is the "last glimpse barrow under Fein movement are ones." How is Tabby getting Seaside, AUNT Street, suitable forFrocks, etc. It pushes its of Mesdames Papists, and I found them disguishall. I hope he is not like ours.An Ideal Summer Fabric, Kiddies' Agnostics and of Laundry, the wise guidance loving niece, and the ef- ed as Protestants andthings-I Yachting, and Tennis Wear, found are unaffected by the severest tests MOLLIE O'CONNOR. Shanahan and Guidera, Fast Colours that Air, The Corner has a Popular Girl. are aided ana all sorts of other etc. ladies a broad Sea BY these or of pretending indeed, Sun, forts McInerney, them zealously Btackboy Hill, Northam. 4. m very grateful to you, SOLD EXCLUSIVELY nice abetted by Mesdames and in matters of religion. The October Misses tolerance dear Mollie, for your very BRENNAN'S, are inscrut I didn't Shelton, McCutcheon, SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY Grant, ways of the good Godhypocrites nt to the "wee ones." you, Dear Aunt Bessy,-You must as EVERY and not desperate Kiely, McInerney, Shanahan. WHO GUARANTEE BRENNAN'S, et near so much fromwere Godsall, and able, or such think I have been lazy latelyWefor girls remain alive. Guidera, never real a Slattery, could IT. notes Irish OF before. Morthe postal you £1 to INCH two EVERY writing McLinden, it?" isn't Messrs. is, GUARANTEE life of WHO game want for O'Connor. old the busy "Funny I am sorry ise. and Shanahan and boys have been very ris, Keating, Guidera, INCH OF IT. ummaile months working for in the work is so much felt in the district. the Finest on the last twoFair. Roddie McManus are also helping hugely I would sake English -made from Serviceable, simply has ave had more thanit enough Fancy the "If I were a painter success and stall; deeds of over and this an of is Strong and I was popular boy eloquent with theever Cotton, oast, and I think clerk popular canvas was a the is Finish. it lived, the Silky but follow them. that hard to very Effective Goods, an of worked people both with Wash We on the part of the left of all Children bravest girl. of the yard. of the best a can of the destinies 2/6 power out Bee The and at no was way, my Jay spirit now direction whose proud her that Yalgoo cart. I hate to win, but luck came Not alone is priced, and is being offered The Pinks, Navy, Mary's Stall are under the freight and other whose loyalty and Greys, with and the has Roddie by 51 votes. realinclude which, conquer, ack of the water which who defeated reasonably I ever Colours, yard, most in Plain govwovis 3/M. Fitzgerald, in free Shown of and Miss understand price of etc, hopes success, easily White, the great a can present. Pope, to I was Tussore, and fair and Black, devotion The makers dust fancy over Saxe, Sky, Brown, Reseda, and 3/4 to land in Australia. help of Mesdames Roper Several kind penKavan- ernment no tyrant can ever crush. £200. wretchedly frequent Stripes. Hundreds of Patterns, and charges, would coat the rain only ising en designs of Real Cheeks and Misses Elwood, Conolly, Wiggins, And I would write under the picture s are where the ple in Albany sent us boronia and (2), 28 inches wide, and unquestionably colourings. Stansfield inter chosen (21, all and agh sold, uncertain we and which Trade. the Droney, 'Ireland,' "-Late Senator Robert L. s at long other flowers, most dependable Wash Fabric in Cromwell, Naylor, Lyons, we received for them I am sorry the garden waft Taylor, of Nashville, Tenn. to the money Polglaize, and Fitzgerald that Walsh, atNow votes. oifr re. A nice garden is aofjoy towards Fitzgerald went clan whole The Aunt (3). me have to we told and over 'Phone A1794. owe. Carmel fancy fair is M. trench, and the have a tack from the E. ofdeall Son the assistant Thos. ANDERSON 's approaching marriage, work hard in school, for we ardour time" the a we all when upon and months, attack "once address three was she test every concerted your name and Now, I sodalists makes itswonder I hope she will like to get high marks. Family Grocers and Provision peosending that by f my nieces. of what Merchants. head must close my letter, with love to each night, "there's some- Corner Fitzgerald-st You can obtain a full range ry happy. I haveamhadglad and Raglan to ple should say that I and the "wee ones."-Your de M. Stall." to and colds, butthe rd., North Perth. influenza- yourself thing doing" at the E.Stall is being niece, gaily. loving have not had on BoysWaited SPerttreeh.t, Families It:Init.The "Old of PHYLLIS LOCKYER. 't want it; it's a most the joint effortsthe Country Orders Attended To. not wanted led to victory by and dear, why should Phyllis Ryder, didn't, visitor-one thatso issorry I Hoe)! read busy in Mesdames yone. I em cousin's todeath, I? I knew you were very trying for ur dear little the the popular competition knew both assiummee I hope she is now with Yeu the coveted laurels. I working to you and Roddie were d Mother in Heaven. card, my win, and, of course, making the best lendidly with the no ollie, so you need make
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192e THE W.A, RECORD. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 15,
the handicap L. Williams proved On Tuesday and Wednesday most In the winner. Pym put in a good finish, but was unable to stick to it each in second, third and fourth the last 5 yards, or else he would event competing in the finals on for The was ideal, have came out the winner. C.Y.M.S., No. 1., v. Sandovers: Saturday. weather The Dainty Floral Voile DRESSES (one piece), in all shades by won were the re- Championship event wassecond Sandovers, 62 (Catlin 29, 6Sandover and designs, 25/6. and for 40; and many good220races 440 Clune, with T. Clifford Bowling: Gordon, and 10). yards the but sult, Voile ROBES, in the newest styles and colours, 42s L. Watts, I for 14; Hennessey, 3 yards were characterised by two P. McCabe third. Hurdles; it is only for 3. probably spoilt Then carne the they which spills, Linen Crash DUST COATS, plain or trimmed, 30s. good run (debeen have second time C.Y.M.S., 205 for 3 wickets chance of those who did not get the that the clared). was impossible it White and Cream Crepe-de-Chene BLOUSES, some embroiso sports, the at (P. Raphael 102, A. Guhl the after per will doubtless prove The weather much start. favour. dered,. others plain, high necks and low necks, 25/6. CRICKET committee made a wise selection. 51, Campbell 35 not out. McComieh Wednesday took a turn for the to give starts. J. Clune was Bowling: White gave him a good 8 not out, Canny 5.) "The Ashes." worse. A strong westerly wind set ite, but J. the hurdles, the pair (By "Wattle.") Healy, 1 for 40: McConochie, 2 for in, and soon the rain clouds came run for it over was in 1882 that the first "fa- 52. It practically tieing all the way over was up season rain right like looked cricket it and the up, Australians Although the last hurdle J. victory" of the Scheme: At Ladies' Calico CAMISOLES, trimmed with self frills and the sticks. Wheat mous 2, v. No. when six, Saturday C.Y.M.S., at on morning on level to Saturday officially commenced were was achieved over England Scheme, 52 (Cowen 21, Bros- the sun got up in all his splendour, Clune got a slight lead, which gave tucks, very good quality,. Special Price, 1/11. Wheat win The soil. last the weather conditions Heavy he B. Watts, 4 for and it looked as if we were in for a him a good start in the run, and terms on English throughout nan 16). Bowling: more suitable for football. 1 Ladies' Colico NIGHT DRESSES, with V neck, short ale. J. White by no more than a and caused great jubilation glorious day; but old Pluvius must beat "Punch" 15; Preston, 2 for 7; Markham, rain had fallen in the morning,PaulThe hurTim, 17 4-5sec. foot. Australia, and London vet, trimmed with embroidery, others with long sleeves, and for us, 3. for against Curator a grudge which folhad have on the in wicket eleven the the ab- congratulated the C.Y.M.S., No. 2, 49 (Markham 16, by 12 o'clock the sky was dark, and dles were 3ft., and considering was trimmed with self frills: wonderful value. Special Price, 0/11. lin had spent so much time awasgreat lowing terms: of the ground the time Shea 8, Hale 7 not out, Prindiville It was was coming down in tor- nature solutely ruined. Ladies' OVERALLS, banded at waist, in navy and white, 5 for the rain good. McNamara, his fit Bowling: feeling paid 6. not we were Pluvius and us rents, Jupiter Whipt pity that Well done, Cornstalks! The last race of the day (Saturspotted print, also in striped Cambric and linene; asorted as well However. 24; Potts, 3 for 9. for a wet sports' day. attentions to the city folks In square; big and yards. The the 880 Fair day) was the styles; good value. Special Price, 5/11. 1, we could only hope for the best, arieflets. as our country cousins. proved too much for MAIL ORDER GUIDE, 1920-1921. Was it luck that tript us? was trimmed of and by 2 o'clock the rain stopped, handicaps Ladies' Dainty Organdie Muslin CAMISOLES, exhibition country districts the downpour F. mark. scare? it Raphael's the scratch near Order Was those Mail "Paddy" New Our for all we Send so or our a century on Saturday was a glori- and it cleared up a little, welcomed, but cricket followers with Val. insertion, and Organdie embroidery, ribbon threadReader led the way until about 20 It consists of 152 1920..1921. ground, would Kangaroo land's "Demon" sports Guide, to the down trooped gainHe though hoping the farmers R. Bryant. own, spectacular display. ed; worth 7/11. Special Price, 4/11. ' profusely illustrated pages, and conwhich had been fixed up by Bro. yards off the tape, when benefit, devoutly wished that the Want of "Devil," coolness, nerve, ous ed his score in thirty-three minutes, Chattel, with the help of a few boys, putting in a strong finish, managed tains comprehensive particulars of Cotton VESTS: W.A.C.A. A Cheap Line in Ladies' Strong White Practice rain had passed over thewas backbone. to beat him by a margin of a few lifted eight sixers. in our vast Emand to now. Department not every recognisable hardly such and was to However, Special Price, 2/11. ground. P. Taylor finished third. In short sleeves, lace fronts, good value. "Demon" of course referred bow- indications are that many a bowlet It was a great pity that the rain had yards. porium. be, and the cricketers took matters damaged Australian men badly great three average the the his the championship Winter, like Spofforth, made his prowess felt on will havebatsman. come and spoilt the ground, as we as cricketers should. very close long ler, who were looking forward to a tip-top who were running kept "London by this a wearisome guest, is taking a odds that great day. outThe A comparison: "Howard took 56 sports, but we were not very much all through, and eventually Clune folthe with time to depart, but to -day the came Rapobtained a slight lead near the post 11 runs; Sportsman" securing in provweather minutes events after as disappointed, suitable of favour are in and won, followed very cosely by lowing:hael scored over a century in thirtyconditions for the continuance of is a ed. Clifford, with P. McCabe third. After three minutes." The former In Affectionate Remembrance The opening senior race of the day this race we all adjourned for tea. the game started last week. for international cricket. was, of candidate 100 Senior the fittingly, very Will the public suffer this kind of yards Championship. The champion- The remainder of the sports were to Play did not commence until 3.15 English Cricket, the place on Sunday. p.m., and those who inspected was cricket? Comment is needless. ship men quickly toed the mark, and take at the Oval on 29th Sunday afternoon proved to be and MURRAY STREETS, :: by wicket felt that good battingSo it Which died Avery Guhl delivered the goods son the pistol cracked, and they slightly lamented Deeply 1882. than Saturday for August, questiou. a is the He of quite out knocking up fifty-one. The race resolved itself running, better were off. should a large circle of sorrowing friends as the ground had dried team. to the was decided that each side addition a keen congood anticipated, into as R.I.P. was Ar- and acquaintances. Those competing in the a half. bat for an hour and the unlucky, but made test between Jerry Clune and L. somewhat. toss from N.B.-The body will be cremated Joe Canny was fielding. were soon on the mark, but thur Christian won Leo Mc. Robinson. Clune led up to the 50 Mile up in his clean bat, and the ashes taken to Australia. again the handicaps beat most, and Harold Rowe. and deciding to factor forged Robinson a troublesome then yards' mark, Comish will be as piomany had to drop out, having no sent out Smith and Howard is out. and maintained his lead until P. Taylor and L. Angelo These two are The Match with the Englishmen. to bowlers before the season form. ahead, neer batsmen. he broke the tape, just in time to chance. Alick Campbell is in rare c. up a good fight for first place, well in now are "stonewallers" with a vengeance, of his beat Clune. Time, 11 2-5sec. A put Arrangements reminiscent was a wish display beating Taylor on the The just His latter the expressed match. spectators and the above better time could have been done if post. W. Bryant ran a good third. not be stuck hand foraretheexpected to arrive at best. that the bowlers would as dry, the was the ground had been visitors The trundling department Both offered a The next item was the kick. J. Clune inst. Various up by these two. of Fremantle on the 21st been well looked after by Roy Gordon in wet ground made a good start im- was again favourite for this event, stubborn defence to the bowling entertainment have T. Clifford finished third, but R. Abbott kicked well, and just The scor- modes of for practice skittling six for forty. Fast bowler possible. and Buttsworth and Nurse. despite them, A and P. McCabe fourth. shower the arranged The Lenny Watts and Loy Hennessey beat Clune by a narrow margin of ing was painfully slow, wickets will be made available. The tug-of-war, which were also capable of doing damage. of rain poured down at this point, 18 inches. factArhat the wicket was a treacherplayed on Saturday, reached match is to be Billy Woodthorpe has left turf and we retired to the shed until it was expected to be a good event, 25 October ous %ie. When Smith had Monday, On finished. The 100 yards' Handicap proved to be very much one-sided. inst. Rum C.Y.M.S. 23rd on with came that signed one and 26th, in sent 5, Buttsworth the (public holiday) and Tuesday, has it that Jack 'Beasley is do- was now run off. It was one of the In the first pull McCabe's team provat 12 o'clock. our likewise. in somewhat from the off, and best races of the day, the first three ed too strong for J. Clune's, beating his wicket. play will commence put to ing batsman pulled it intobowling Association has been The well Minihan and Roy Gordon places being keenly contested. All them twice out of two. Clifford's Jack been game, had this Buttsworth secure to obtained a good start, and those team gave the same exhibition expense and captain great re-elected departing the public will have been respectively. and frequently had the though Ruebe with the most start were running against Pym's. it and it is hoped that Cliffore left -captain This vied feature the batsman in difficulties,a wicket on about 60 yards, when recognise this by making Preston and Jack Raphael occupy even until P. McCabe to pull off for the must be said, it was success. If this success and Milesi took the lead, and A good pull was anticipated, final. of the similar positions in the No. 2 team. Young people which very few batsmen could do abefinancial the then attained "Bunce" Watts had full pace on closely followed by Angelo. Young as both teams were fairly heavy: similar themselves anything like thejustice. and were running even until State may feel sure that proved in the pull to be here. The in the match against Wheat Scheme. just Milesi Packham was next, and at specon the post, when Young got Clifford least fixtures will be arranged bagged four for fifteen, includHe the stronger, beating P. McCabe's follow: as are tators felt that he would for admission the lead, and from won Milesi, with He charges out. get McNamara. ing out of two. or Contwice team quickly 1/6. get runs He lung- Grandstand 2/6,willground Godfrey Coronel is very nippy in Angelo third. The next event was the class rebe issued to the did the latter-first ball.pitched one cession tickets in slips des up next event was the lay race, which is always popupick The senior His field. the three the ed forward at a well for grandstand for adults High Jump. Great things were ex- lar, and those who weren't running the ground served the aplause. from Buttsworth, that kicked up by days at 6/- per set and towill Harry Shea! Will you re -produce pected from two of the jumpers. The backed their champions to the utbe adsomewhat and was just snicked boys The at 3/8. Schoolground season's form? "Herc." is ground was very wet and slippery, most power of their lungs. last your 2/ for only the batsman, and was well held by and absolutely sjtoiled any good junior class were on scratch, and the, Christian re- mitted to the days, and schoolmas- some batsman when be gets going. Nurse at first slip. to the for the three P. Lynch and third and fourth classes had the one team has a powerful height being done. Number same issue ceived an ovation on the way to asked be are to After the schools. batting side, and hopes are enter- P. McCabe were the first to miss, most start, 130 yards. wickets, and was quickly aggressive. ters the boys attending their will and were out of it at 4ft. 9in., and start it was soon seen that the senior His stay at the wickets only occu- to way higher tained that the second team comThese charges are in no for of the same this left J. Clune, G. McCabe, and and junior classes were well out of some develop also similar pied six minutes, but in that time prevailing for first it. W. Durack to compete He notched two than those plaint. The VII. Class rapidly gained he ran up 11. in the East, where the game of three place. At 4.91 Durack landed ground, and at the last run down. A generous donation fours, one a lovely square cut -the- games to draw its a greater populationoften up, Robinson, for VII., Dawson, for the Mrs. badly shaken from heavily, and was was received guineas hears finest stroke of the afternoon. Butts has One devotees from. Both Mr. and Mrs. Ra- and it was then impossible for him V. and VI., and A. Fitzgerald, for no first Raphael. worth seemingly had been trying complaints of there being The phael are keen enthusiasts of the to jump. It was a great pity, as the IV., made a good race of it, for the North Perth skipper's leg cricket playde here.has now kind action is great- he had a good chance for the prize, Robinson barely beating Dawson, and this team, stump, and finally success came his class Western Australian public the ac- ly appreciated. Other donors in- judging by the way he flew over the came second for his class. First, sister acted as best man, and Mr. Frank way -Christian was clean bowled. show that it appreciates cricket clude Messrs. Davidson, Ardagh, stick in the heats. J. Clime failed who On Saturday, 29th May, at the maid was Miss Mary Herlihy, O'Loughlin was groomsman. After second and third could have been Meek, who was included in the to of body of the parent Mc- covered by a 4 -foot measure. Sub Cathedral of the Immaculate Con- of the bride, who wore a dress of the ceremony the bride was presenttion seleft G. this of and and Mrs. 4.11, clear a couple Marmion, to Tully, Minihan, through cream "probables" the in this State in securing try Cabe the winner, who on the ground Junior, owing to a false start, were ception, Perth, a very pretty wed- cream crepe-de -chine, prettily work- ed with two white horseshoes as she Lee. conclulected ones not being available, fill- of to players England's bouquet with left the church. The wedding break. He showed "Paddy" Raphael was laid a bet was unable to go any higher. a t ten yards back, with Junior ding took place, the contracting par- ed, and carried a Our reed the vacant crease. local eleven. twenty-five Height, 4.11. The long jump cams of a shilling a run He was missed once sions with a are leaving no ior level, still another ten in ties being Mr. Robert John Hast- cream streamers, and also wore a fait was held at Mrs. Keogh's Hall, good form. He recived a cheque next, aid was won by J. Clune, who arrears. on Saturday. The race was a good one, ings, youngest son of Mrs. Hastings, gold brooch, the gift of the bride- Newcastle -street, Perth, and after the in the slips by Robinson, but on presentatives take may they that so unturned beat G. McCabe by 1 inch, third and the cheering was vociferous. The usual toasts were honoured a for for £3 17s. It was a good dope. the whole his display was the most and Margaret, third groom. The second bridesmaid was the properly fitted to do battle spent Several lady supporters were pre- place going to Clifford. Length, 17ft. committee race finished a delightful of Kalgoorlie, promising of the junior players. He field The arrangeP. Herlihy, Miss Kathleen Herlihy, also a sister very enjoyable evening was Golden West. be J. Clune had previously cleared 18ft. and sportsmanlike meeting for that daughter of Mr. and Mrs. should This Saturday. and singing. Mr. Fred on sent dancing in capblue a pale was run out, after having called to the the in was wearing bride, are he of ceremony for the match of East Perth. The ments this of the The result is been cereof the players the heats. Race of have many in master to as should incentive acted an Marathon what The Crogan for and daintily day. Howard -by the Very Rev. Father dress of crepe -de -chine, hands of Messrs. Farley will to get good scores. event left J. Clune leading in the only event left. It will probably performed The presents were numeran easy run.. Howard, however, able The bride, who was worked, and carried a bouquet with monies. Heath, and those who attend re- Moss (Adm.). the but gift bride's championship. The valuable. ous and Wednesday, on refused to budge, and before Meek find apple run gold wore a in be She be a blue streamers. away by her father, wore that everything will even now "PADDY" RAPHAEL, OF C.Y.M.S. could get back a good return from pie order. After the long jump the champion. sult cannot change the positions of given frock of white crepe de brooch, the gift of the bridegroom. to the bridegroom was a pair of gold Workmen are bridegroom's the -RECORD BREAKER, and sleeve -links, the field to Buttsworth saw the busy providing increased seating ship men took the course for the the Senior and Junior Champions dainty grey a wore mother and bride's The wreath usual George chine, with the Renfrey folgift to the bride was a gold brooch, stumps disarranged. Some weeks back in these columns 220 yards. It was a good race for Jerry Clune is the Senior andAthletes for patrons of the veil, and carried a bouquet with crepe-de -chine frock, and carried a set with opal. J. Clune soon Jeffs the Junior Champion lowed, and shortly after Howard accommodation Mr. Manning The first brides- bouquet of violets. and nothing that woula I drew attention to rapid scoring. the first three places. white streamers. his heels close on of the and snicked one from Robinson, and ground, lead, 1920. took the for memFender, a success that P. G. The fact ultimate Rowe at first slip accepted the tend towards is being left undone. Given ber of the English team, soon to be were Robinson and Clifford. About He had been 56 minutes fixture and chance. Dinny Daly, winner of the May weather conditions Cu- seen in action here, had made 100 in half -way Clune dropped behind, Alan Evans favourable in compiling his 11. RACING. lands Handicap, paid the sensationPaullin, who has had 35 minutes, caused me to get on to Robinson took the lead. The finHarry rator and carefully, played L. Robinson was next, but al dividend of £58/3/- for 10/.. experience of such work, that topic. Fender's big run to three ish was very close. Association even figures in 3.5 minutes, smashed the won, and T. Clifford just beat J. The West with Renfrey (6) was not out when awilllifelong provide a wicket that not The total was place. for second time was called. the post Kola Girl, winner of the W.A. visitors on Clune GilINCORPORATED the most fastidious of our ground record of that mighty smiter, held Trotting will be a weekly fixture Handicap, put up a great exhibi5--57. The result of this race left J. Clune from The bert Jessop, who previously fault. to Christmas. until able on be now will Buttsworth secured three wickets tion, and was given one of the the 'record of making a century in a draw for the Championship with present is a picture, and one feels to 42 minutes. for 30, and bowled well throughout. at greatest recepeions since trotting It remained for the Robinson, ewith 6 points each, while it will be an eye-openervis.t in this State. The popular Belmont course will this After Robinson (1-2) secured the other that points. had 3 first Clifford a to establish whose popular "Paddy" visitors the of to- has been in existence followers racing of venue the Nurse and Halliday were those be Handicap, wicket. res yards' the 220 came event Those last world's record. On Saturday it is to these shores. assured unsuccessful as wicket -getters. Last Saturday the visiting judges there wilt -"the opening day of the season, be which was won by Milesi fairly easi- day, and patrons can rest that in hopes are ponsible ento done Rose and Robinson -two six-footwith D. Bryant that everything will be convenience. here in connection with the Royal a big influx of country visitors it remembered, playing for his club, ly from B. Cronin, the ers-opened for Rowe's XI., but just be cricket ball sure their comfort and Show were guests of Mr. John TyThrowing the match, and in this respect C.Y.M.S., he ran up 102 in 33 min. third. as he had opened his account the for Many expect- Traits will run at frequent interLast utes! ler, the President of the Association, was the next event. about the founded. There is no doubt well are hopes their former was clean bowled by Pact- country week was the most success- genuineness of the performance, ed P. Lynch to win, but he did not vals, whilst an adequate tram ser- at the meeting. Without exception ham. Randall 'followed and play- ful of any yet held, and judging by and it is one on which the perform- come up to expectations, and the un- vice via Wellington-street will con- the visitors expressed admiration of STAKES 3300 BOWL the to ing much more cautiously than is theenthusiasm of the players and er was heartily congratulated. the exciting sport provided under He expected happened, Milesi winning vey intending patrons his wont, remained with 26 not out their supporters, the coming match batted in fine style. Sixty of his it, throwing 79 yards I foot, and bridge. novel conditions. Rowe play. the day's of the end - at a foot or so being anxiously awaited by many runs were got from hits that sent Ross Abbot was only batted brightly for 21, and it is quite is A great improvement was in eviTo the Members of -wielders and cricket follow- the ball flying right over the boun- behind him. The throw was against on the cards that this player will willow and goldfields dary line. One hit landed the ball a very strong wind, which accounts dence by the fact that bookmakers farming the in ers ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, run -getter be the most successful as stated right out of the reserve into Wit- for the 90 yards, mark not being were moved from the front of the W.A.C.A., The districts. BOULDER, He was' against the Englishmen. Those who know reached. grandstand to that portion formerly is under a heavy financial tenoom-street. well caught in the slips by Howard before, Trot. but it has shouldered this playing arena will understand The 440 Yards Championship and put apart for vehicles, at the Brine's stay at the responsibility, off Evans. that what a big hit that was. on Saturday last. anticipation the Meeting. with ting race. task, the one the were run in CUP, 1000 Bove. Handicap W.A. wickets was of very short duration. the lovers of the game in his State A few like "Paddy" in our State A risin&-ball was sent back to the December in tens of i hou- XI. would draw the crowd wondergame he atend will held the vans, who bowler Let us hope that such wi'l fully. How different this to the Your Meeting is Next Friday He made only one run. sands. chance. Tim Howard style of batting. the case. Night. BE THERE, and bring a Buttsworth was never comfortable be M. is now 47 years members of the club will who The Noble, A. to Join the PREMIER Friend NOMINATIONS for Principal Events CLOSE on Monday, let November when facing Meek, who had replac- old, maintains his form in a remark. surely recognise their comrade's BRANCH in the State. at 5 p.m, ed Hill, who had bowled very er- able manner. On the 2nd inst he great feat in some suitable manner. Secretary, CONWAY. P. a capturing ratically and without The bat that was used, for instance, 58 for his club. 7 King -street, Boulder. A. R. FLINT, Beeretary - wicket. The North Perth trundler made him. An presented to shonld be The State XI. was finally clean bowled by Meek. effort should also be made to get BIG RACE 2 ST. MARY'S BRANCH, KALBorthwick joined Randell, and the With this afternoon's play still the performance into "Wisden's," pair were together when time was to take place it would be idly to at- the "Cricketers' Bible." GOORLIE. not scored. had selectors. former the The called. tempt to anticipate The cricket season opened in SydAlan Evans (2-5) was the most A lot depends on how the "prob- ney on the 2nd inst., and four batsH.A.C.B.S. However, Peckham (2- ables" do this afternoon. successful trundler. showed good form for so early batsmen guess- there appears to be at least half a men Association The West Australian in the season. They were Poide. 231 always had thealso bowled well. dozen certainties. Meek (1-5) They are H. ven, Waddy, W. Trenerry, and KelFortnightly Meeting on Tuesday ing. Th Three B's mean (Incorporated.) Christian (0-6), Renfrey (0-01, Rowe, A. Christian, C. Howard, F. leway-all of whom topped the covin St. Mary's Hall. Members are Hill (0-16) also bowled. Buttsworth, J. Borthwick (wicket- eted three figures. requested to Roll Up. Secretary'. earnestly FLINT, A. R. is Evens not considered), A. keeper J. M. Gregory, on whom AustraHarold Rowe Chosen es Captain of Randell. Others well in the run- lia is building great hopes, is now Contributions received any week State XI. ning are J. Robinson, L. Peckham, playing for Western Suburbs, and day from 9 am. to 6 p.m. by the W. Meek, A. Renfrey, F. Evans, although Saturday, the opening Secretary. on At a meeting of the W.A.C.A. A. It may be that something he had only one over at the end of S. J. HILL, Secretary, - committee, held on Monday night, Brine. will be done this after- the afternoon's play he clean bowlHarold Rowe, the popular Clare- sensational 112 Bourke -street, Kalgoorlie. by some of the lesser lights ed two batsmen. mont player, was chosen to lead the noon B. J. Folkard, of Balmain 'Club The choice that will secure them a place. W.A. representatives. MANNION & CRUSE (N.S.W.) was out to a peculiar is a most popular one, and all preThe Goldfields Undertakers and catch when playing against Gordon. sent joined in congratulating Mr. Funeral Furnishers. point, hard to silly a on He hit ball Rowe on the honour conferred SPIGL THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. Way back in 1903, WA.'s W.A. CRICKET ASSOCIATION. which caught Diamond fair on the him. 18 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE, TOBACCONIST, PERTH, an easy off and cannoned this State. forehead for played BURT -ST., BOULDER. leader 9 and chosen RUSSELL P. J. V. WESTERN ENGLAND mid-off. catch to McCarthy at He was then only in his 'teens, and AUSTRALIA. Funerals conducted in any part of in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Will be, pleased if you would call for ever since he has been in the foreat the State at shortest notice. Charges The Latest your requirements and save money. Ties, Underwear, &c front of things pertaining to cricket. NORCIA. CRICKET NEW A consignment of ArtifiASSOCIATION moderate. Shaving ed.; Haircutting 9. His activities have not been conlanded (the first HANNAN ST., KALGOORLIE just GROUND. Wreaths cial Orders sent to any part of W.A. war. fined solely to the field, but he has of the 26. 23, 25, and since the outbreak OCTOBER 1920. SPORTS, S.I.C. Post. No remittance needby V.P. Office). (Opposite Post to helping also worked untiringly in Kalgoorlie TeL 337. Boulder Tel. 196. (Play Starts First Day, 2 p,m.; ed. Cheapest in Perth. SENIOR DIVISION. conduct the game off the field. He Other Days, 12 o'clock.) Razors Set, Watches, Pipes, or exethe of a member present is at The 8th. annual sports of St. Ildeother articles Repaired, with ADMISSION: J. W. SHEEHAN PELLEW'S BOULDER any cutive of the association, and. also phonsus College took place on Satguarantee. 216 HarBUTCHER, Grandstand .. BEEF PRIME also of the W.A.C.A. committee. and 10th 9th SUITS, the MEN'S Sunday, and urday and For BOY'S .. 1/6 Ground .. old Rowe is a product of this State, inst., and were attended with the Hannrn Street, Kalgoorlie. HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. GL.ENORAN NO. 10 and this fact alone should make his Concession Tickets for Three Days. greatest success, and will long be Telephone 488 He SCOTtAND'S BEST. choice a pleasing one to all. Broand remembered by the boys PicadiBy. Street, Maritana per set: 6s. Grandstand, Adults, game, WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER is art excellent judge of the pleasant most the one of thers as cet; per PURE MALT WHISKY. 3s 6d Telephone 474. TO the and being a non -bowler, he is not Adults, ground, During ever spent. days they Ground Only, 2s per As supplied under Contract to the liable to err as George Gillen used Schoolboys', TOWER HOTEL from school. preceding three weeks, one could W.A. Hospitals and Government to. George was very fond of bowl- set. To be obtained see the boys going- hard at their SHEAHAN JAMES ST., WEST PERTH, CHARLES Department. Also RailMedical were all ing, and persisted in keeping him- masters. afternoon: every training The Concession Tickets can be ob- seen sprinting around the 220 many Dining Cars and the Leading GENERAL STOREKEEPER, self on while batmen were "knockAnd your old friend Ernie hands way from D. Guthrie, Tobacconist, times, and all had high hopes of carHotels and Clubs throughout the MERCHANT.. SPIRIT & .WINE all. ing the cover off the ball. George tainedCbas. to you a welcome out Hay Co., Moore and State. thought that cricket was a grand next rying off prizes, until the day came, Please -street, Boulder. First -Class Residential Home. street, or W.A.C.A. Office, 531 Wel. when all Sole Agent the hapdicaps were posted up. game-the grandest of them For Choicest Quality Only. Call and lington-street, Perth, opposite City Then many and Attention. Cleanliness in the seventh heabut in the eyes of the one time were Dairy Underground our Inspect PHIL COYLE E. Manacle, Proprietor. champion of Australia it had one Markets. ven of delight, and others, needless Department. Produce Heath, G. R. and Farley J. W. at bowl player could not defect to say, where they were. Secretaries. both ends. The newly -elected skip-
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A combined effort on the part of witness the Confetti Carnival organCALENDAR. all the stallholders in the forthcomThe Misses Carmel and May Nyby Mrs. J. Reader and Miss D. Sun., Oct. 17 (Green)-Twerity- ing bazaar will eventuate on Mon- ised han left for Grafton, N.S.W., on Kelsall, in aid of the Mt. Hawthorn first Sunday after Pentecost. day night next, at St. Joseph's new Stall, which will be held in the 9th. inst. St. Brigid's Choir, the 18 (Red)-St. Luke, Mon., Oct. Square Sisters of Victoria Mercy, when were Hall. Victoria Square, School West Perth, of which they Town Hall, Cambridge -street. The Evangelist. 'A CedesUs Newspaper Ie's Pariah Isra-Perpetual INIssIoa."-L/10. XIII. a Cinderella dance and euchre secretaries members, on the eve of their deassure all patrons of an Tues., Oct. 19 (White)-St. Peter of party will be held. the The combined of each presented parture, enjoyable evening, and can guarAlcantara. activity of the organisers should antee good music. Dainty refreshPERTH. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16th., 1920. young ladies with a souvenir of Wed., Oct. 20 (White)-St. John of merit overwhelming patronage. ments will also be a feature of the and Building Fund Art Union their friendship and appreciation. Kanty, large paid attendanticipated an conductor, With Mr. Broderick, the Tickets are wideThurs., Oct. 21 (White)-St. Hite, ance, an- enjoyable evening's enter- entertainment. a graceful tribute to the service ly distributed, and should yield a rion, Abbot: tainment must result, and the pro- good return, although modest rates rendered by the Misses Nyhan to The Sisters Fri., Oct. 22 (Green)-Of the day. The time for the Bazaar in aid she cannot pay fees. fund. Let the ceeds materially swell choir during their four and a of the above fund is fast approach- have many children whom they are 23 (White)-Of the Bless- it be said that the new school was of admission obtain, viz., gentlemen, The Carnarvon speech of David Lloyd George (the political adven- the half years' membership, and regret ing, and the art union will be drawn training industrially or for teachers, Sat., edOct. ls 6d; ladies, ls. Nothing is being Virgin on Saturday. turer who sits at the wheel of British Government in London), as Suitable re- as advertised on the tickets at the and some of these receive all their much too small to accommodate left undone to make the carnival a their departure. cabled to the press of this country, is not lacking in that element of ted recip- beginning of December. crowd of dancing patrons. Pro- great success. the the by made were sponses and even board and lodgBy this education C. F. RonRev. Prior Carson, The Very Edward the Sir characterised of speeches fire and fury which means it is hoped to substantially ing gratis. When, therefore, all ayne, 0.C.C., of Port Melbourne, is gressive euchre will be played in the days of ients. the flamboyant orator of the Ulster Orangemen, in the badpolitician these things are considered, how can a passenger from the Eastern States adjoining school room from S till increase the Bazaar takings. It has all the bluff and bluster of a his ascendancy. YORK. with which but in connection one, game losing drawing a be a The have no means the Sisters possibly have money for by the Naldera, which calls at Fre- 10 p.m. The Sisters he feels to playing for high stakes the other than a Bazaar for raising building purposes? for mantle to -day. This distinguished one which must be played, willy or nilly, in the interests of the driv- the 7 -piece dining suite Art A very pleasant evening, in the Union, of we is a Doctor as Claremont, Carmelite not, Hall, young Coalition is his It School purpose. It is For twenty-five years Music Examination of for the above back money Results. the Government. at ing forces of a euchre party and dance, The confidently expected, therefore, that Divinity, a Master of Arts, a Bac- form successfully took place during the week. have repeatedly said in our reviews of the British coercion of IreThe following results were obtainNothing Has Been_Done carried out in the helor of Science, and, we believe, a was lucky number for 522, and goes to all will unite in making the underland, in the interests of the great body of British taxpayers inof the ed at the Trinity College theoretiSt. Joseph's medical doctor as well. on a large scale for He came Hibernian Hall on Monday last. the a resident of Maylands. The name taking a United Kingdom, that Ireland should be dragged at the wheels cravexaminations held at the SisIt was absolutely neces- to Alberton, South Australia, from The evening was conducted by cal School. Coalition chariot to placate the greedy, selfish and demoralisingwar in of the fortunate winner, however, is Complete Financial Success. accommodation Dublin, in 1915, and during the pre- Messrs. Webb and Dwyer. Prizes ters of Mercy Convent School on the sary to extend Britain's cormorants. undecipherable. Assuredly capitalistic British ings of won by: Ladies, first, Miss June 12th, 1920:than The present school buildings were for the children and teachers. Two sent year was transferred to Vic- were * * Ireland is for profit and plunder. No one knows that better rooms have been erected, and toria, where he has made many Lloyd, consolation prize, Miss MitAdvanced Intermediate Division. Lloyd George, the perfervid denunciator of Prussianism during the John Scaddan, the Sherlock Hol- erected twenty-five years ago by large chell; gents., first, Mr. Saunders; -Flora Weir (honours). to large amount need a Sisters that the announcement The friends. strugg::ng the Parochial Committee, who do Irish people on the reflections angry war to end war, whose mes genios, who recently discovered their debt, and do up the old their pastor had been called to booby prize, Mr. J. O'Reilly. Music Junior Division.-Edna Emmett against fearful odds for national freedom rings out over the world "a foe lurking in our midst," has nated them to the Sisters of Mercy pay was supplied by Miss North to the the (honours), Ralph Mattiske (honby refurnishing some of Rome, says the Melbourne AdvoWith the in honour of the fiftieth anniversary school again turned his coat. to-day as vile and shameless hypocrisy. delight of the dancers. The proours), rooms, etc. sorrow Hedley Brokenshire (honand surprise brought cate, establishment in Western of their elections he There is evidence in what has been cabled to us of the Carnar- approach of the general School has been work- to the Catholics of Port Melbourne. ceeds are to be devoted to the funds ours), Alfred Erdman (honours). that the Country Australia. For a very long time ingSt.forJoseph's von speech that this great prop of civilisation-this one-time advocate has discovered the people of Western Ara Regret was expressed on all sides, of the Swan Stall, of which Mrs. Preparatory.-Charles Hagger (disroom was used by Parothe large him for charms more has of the rights of little nations-was a very much heckled man. Party tinction), Leonard Webb (distincbut it was felt to be sonic compen- Murphy is secretary. beauty which led him chial Committees for their meetings tralia since 1845His temper had been grievously disturbed by some one. Is the straw than the tion), Theodore. Erdman (pass,. the Prior had been so that sation and other entertainments in connechis Seventy-rive Years! in John, Labour. from Are the away patches? to show in beginning 11, in the On Tuesday, October and stuffing of his lion's skin honoured by the head of -Nationalist days, had a pen- tion with the Cathedral parish. On Numbers of the present men and signally long-time, hoodwinked, befooled and patient democracy beginning to pre A fitting farewell was Hibernian Hall, a Cinderella dance for "homing," and the pen- these occasions the room had to be women of W.A. received a good edu- his Order. see through the game of British policy in Ireland, and the whole flimsy, chant hangs inert. was held in aid of the forthcoming the 7th. him on tendered prepared and afterwards re -arranged A Dead "Christianity" He a leach. him like to speech chant The cation within its walls. The chilThe evening passed very rheumy and oppressive structure of Coalition politics? Ronayne is an able controver- bazaar. have is still homing, still turning his coat. in order for the next day's school -- dren of to-day are receiving an edu- Dr. with the assistance of indicates that the little volatile and versatile Welsh lawyer didn't a laborious task for those in charge cation second to none in the State sialist and we hope his facile pen pleasantly, it coat Labour the it was When Empire of the propagandists the paid Marsh sup. that M.C. Mr. Mr. Hart as Father Vaughan Nails it Down. the rosy time in Carnarvon continue to contribute towards dish-up. was fairly white, then it was green, -and yet never or seldom was any- to fit them for their battle in life. will Lord Galloper Smith. League would have us believe from their carefully prepared Australia. plied good music. The dance was journalism in afterwards saffron -tinted. With thing thought of the wear and tear Many of the teachers in the State Catholic His anger was too pronounced for one whose policy was unanimously and Some time ago we published his under the auspices of the ladies of Father Bernard Vaughan, speakto the building and school furniture. as puzzled we are turning the latest schools were educated and trained approved by the British people. brilliant character sketch of St. Ig- St. Brigid's parish. ing at a recent Sunday night's meetWe offer a East Perth district is not the rich- in St. Joseph's School. to what it will turn. natius. "The Church and the Citiing of the Catholic Congress at LivThe Carnarvon speech was an appeal to passion, and not to reato the person who est in the Cathedral parish, and yet prize substantial Now, when there is need of money inand erpool, said that without any manson. It was an attempt to justify the aggressive insolence really guess what this thing of it has to respond to calls from all to enlarge and improve the present zen" is the title of a very interestIt was the bru- can date from the country, the House of famies of his Government's Mailed Fist in Ireland. and patches really is. What surrounding churches and senoras. buildings, will not one and all of ing pamphlet issued by the Catholic had in his shreds Lords had passed the third reading Anyone may know that the school these former pupils come forward Truth Society, really a report of his tal cry of one who had apostatised from his old beliefs and Albany? says THE BIG BAZAAR. of a bill which made divorce easier fees of the parish school will barely and do their little bit? Surely none address before the Adelaide Cathodespair flung discretion to the winds. Lloyd George has at lasta in England. provide means for the weekly clean- would think it difficult to gather in lic Club in 1918. We wish him all Lord thrown off his mask and revealed himself a degenerate politician, Buckmaster's IN THE BABY PARISH. Mrs. Mr. and of friends The he In his confusion happiness in his new sphere. bill was sadly ing and upkeep of that school. miserably muddled and discomfited statesman. the be in aid of St. will The Big Bazaar, of Cottesloe Beach, "10s. For a Stone," times Therefore, in every which year they liveds t was the Sisters aims to do the impossible. He makes chaos and he attempts to Bendon, daughter new school building, now their Joseph's hear that to pleased them: denies and he rights, popular another have to prepare the children for a as our dear Christian Brothers have nail in the coffin evolve order from it; he asserts rotesfrom being erected on South Perth's recovered so far has (Kitty) he shouts liberty, and he forges the shackles to bind the hands and her recent serious operation as to concert and display in order to been trying to do so for the last six Christian Brothers' College choicest site, will be opened on next tant Christianity in England. With opauthority of Christ gone, His raise ftsnds for the feet of liberty; he oppresses with all the venom and brutality of the months, and we earnestly hope they ,Wednesday evening, October 2r0, at the be able to leave St. John of God teaching was fast disappearing from pression, and when he is met by the heroism of men who know Yearly Repairing and Renovating have gathered in the 10,000 by Three stalls will charm the On Monday last, at the invitation 8 o'clock. Established Church. That true meaning of human liberty, and are not afraid to die for it, he Hospital. whichthey set out to get £5,000. Christian visitors, and wellwishers of the Sisof the Principal of the the buildings and furniture. cries: The Sisters of Mercy. St. Joseph's Brothers' College, Mr. P. B. Durack ters of St. Joseph, all of whom are Church which was created by the cata- In common with all large paro- School, drapery A local Sunday breath of an Act of Parliament, will be very grateful to get "The murderous gang must be broken up, and unless I am mismost cordially invited and will be at a distribution of medals. logue, which effectively passes mus- chial primary schools, many of the a like amount. Don't disap- presided taken we shall do it." As a large number of which had lived for more than 300 For over a quarter of a century Mr. welcomed. at the G.P.O. as a newspaper, is children are not able to pay the point them. They need it, and Durack has annually generously pre- Perth people are expected to cross years on the breath of an Act of in the struggle of ter It is a dictum that has been heard very often fond of ridiculing Ter- school fees, but the Sisters never they deserve to get it from their extremely Parliament, on her death bed tyrant old a from wrung sented to the College two gold the water to the salubrious suburb dying by an was the Irish for that principle of hum an liberty ence McSwiney, BA., Lord Mayor Parliament. He medals, which are allotted, one to south of the city, it is well for them recommendedAct of English King at Runnymede, but which under British Government in of Cork, who according to the West send away any child because he or friends in W.A. the Established ignored. mischievously been, wilfully and to note and has that the MENDS -STREET the dux of the College and One to Ireland is being, has been Thursday of Australian Church to cut itself free from Parliaof is one take. ment without delay. the boy who gets first place in the ferry is the better one to The trail of British Government in that country since 1916 hunger -striking for sixty-one days From this ferry to the school is a Junior University Examination. the saddest chapters in the long and wretched story of the English ill-manGaol. The The Bridge to God The Worker and Dr. Mannix. to in the Brixton Lord FM Smith. These medals have done much to hard road all the way; whereas conquest of Ireland. It is even worse than we are permitted nered abuse of this alleged newsBlood oozes from the military boot wherever it stirs, and it paper is in violent contrast to the stimulate the studies of the senior from the Coode-etret boat, although know. The Lord Chancellor referred to "Well, we live but once." It was the distance in Ireland. The Sydney Worker has is shorter, there recently is no boys. The everywhere winners for stirs 1919 were, the opponents of the bill as a section self-sacrifice shown by Mr. McSwin. an excuse offered by a girl who had some good points in defence respectively, Frank Williams and made thoroughfare part of the way. of the community living in another ey. Could it be imagined that the The smell of human blood taints the air; the smoke of mined returned from her vacation at made an editorial staff of the Sunday Times just Archbishop Mannix. Inter alia, Frank Davidson, whom we congrat- (For time -table see advertisement world, and as still tied to mediaeval -towns and cities, curses from pillaged homes, the maledictions ofof the the sea shore. She did not mean it of elsewhere.) it said:Father McBride ulate. will superstitions. He said that the gen(including its rhymsters) would go in the sense it is sometimes taken. oppressed and cruelly burdened people are the consequences As an inducement to the study of be pleased to see a large attendance erations to came would witness hap without one meal for the sake of but gave it simply as an "excuse," "Of course, there is no evidence at Coalition Government's efforts "to restore order" in Ireland. British or any other Empire? since by her own avowal that vaca- all that the Archbishop is really science, Mr. James Brennan has for each evening, and trusts that many pier times and a saner conception On August 6th last, the House of Commons passed a Coercion Bill the it is questionable if they tion had brought on a debt which opposed to the British Empire, if it the past twelve years given two will avail themselves of spending a of social and domestic justice if they by a vote of 206 to 18. .The fraction of the old Redmondite party Indeed was would stick out 61 minutes abstin- would run through the first snows will only leave the Irish to deter- beautiful gold medals, which in 1919 pleasant outing and be rewarded passed the bill which, said Father and the Labour members quitted the House before the vote order won by Frank Williams and for their generosity in assisting the Vaughan, he could only describe as ence for the sake of any principle. of the new year. as phrased, mine their own form of government, were Edelman. Of this Coercion Act, meant ostensibly to restore taken. be the words are true,But Mr. Brennan's ef- work of providing very much need- a bill defiant of the authority of McSwiney is reported to not as an ex- as they have every right to do. The Sam in Ireland, but really to beat the Republican Government flat to the Mr. forts encourage the study of ed school accommodation. the Jesus Christ and subversive of His for mixture saline "a taking but, when properly interpret. fact that Jingoes and conscription. scienceto are earth, James Tuohy, special correspondent of the New York World, purification of his blood"-a very, cuse, teaching about what was vital to very much to be comists like Hughes and George accuse. ed, as a principle closely allied with said: paper, his to cabling mended. Frank Williams is to be the Christian religion. The Lord to some Sun- the first principle and foundation of him of 'disloyalty' means nothing. 'red'. substance very "Dublin Castle will now have power to do anything it likes in day scribes. It could be timely the spiritual life. C.Y.M.S. Chancellor asserted that the demar_d "Archbishop Mannix may be sum- congratulated on having won the the enables it this Bill is that feature of two senior medals, which is an ac for it came from very house in the Ireland, for the cardinal a like remedy be apthat suggested med up as an enthusiastic and pa, "Eat, drink and be merry, for to- triotic hievement that should make any in which the incidence of Castle to frame regulations under the Defence of the Realm Act plied to the above staff in the hope morrow we die." Irishman, who has a burnThere was a committee meeting country cried the anboy proud. cruel and obsolete and mediaeval to any effect it chooses, without any check whatever, and to of purging the literary (? ) guff and cient pagan. But So ing desire to see the iron heel of held on Thursday, 7th. inst., at he had not been sectried in In order to perpetuate the mem- which there was an attendance laws made have prisoners brought before military tribunals and itself felt to-day. Seldom, emanates from taught through the revelation of military misrule removed from the which "worse" on ret, with no report of the evidence against them available, and minds that have already cheated God in Christ Jesus, the meaning face of the land that he loves. He .ory of her gifted son, Alaric Pinder. eleven members, the president, Mr. said Father Vaughan, had he read a Boor, who won the Rhodes Scholar- Dwyer, being in grosser libel on the character of his no appeal from its drum -head decisions. The aim of Dublin Cas- the suffocation their effusions de. and purpose of life. struggles, more or less successfully, the chair. The If this life of be from the College in 1913, and fellow -countrymen. For nearly 40 tle is 'to make an example,' and under this Bill Irishmen will serve. Vet they dare to villainoustwo absentees were this brief span stretching from to keep his ecclesiastical office and ship Messrs. years who afterwards joined the Flying only he had been on terms of brought before tribunals of British officers, who, according to Gen- ly attack a man-an Irishman- ours, Marmion and Waltho, the cradle to the both of friendship and intimacy with the is all that his civic duties apart, but, unfortun- Corps from Oxford eral lief acready, 'won't be afraid to do their duty."' University, whose characteristic chivalry and existence holds outgrave, ately, submen of mean spirit and low whom being unavoidably detained. to us, men may ideals insist sequently handworkers his namaking of England, and he of in the conquest aspirations supreme British for the trails for love new sacriwas laying on introducing policy sectarBritish When not be blamed with reason if they The following gentlemen fice, Mrs. J. A. Boor, of Bunbtiry, were could recall no single instance of a the East-when the Arabs of Bagdad were being cozened by the tive country dwarf into insignifitake from the passing moment the ianiszn into the case. "The office which the Archbis- presents annually a valuable gold elected as members: V. J. Crock, T. married couple clamouring for easier preachers of the Word which has made British influence in the East cance all local jingo attempts to full measure of whatever pleasure it Lynch, T. J. Martin, medal and E. called A. Fir - divorce. the decency the Despite "Alaric whilst it may be him. something that belittle hop holds, Pinder one of the highest in a terrible and a dreaded thing-a may seem to hold. But there is the most powerful Church in tat Boor Medal," for leaving English min. tolerated can never be loved-the military authorities issued in March, originally reposed in the secular another life beyond the portals of The Politics Changers. and History. degraded has been Thomas which but Meagher the Arabs: press, to world, absolutely precludes was Arrangem_ents proclamation the in connection the following with 1917, the grave. After these eyes have Politicians were the bane of the of all recognition, it may even closed upon all the pain and smallest suspicion that he holds the recipient of this prize for 1919. the billiard tournament with the country. beauty "0 people of Bagdad! Remember that for twenty-six gen- out Having succeeding in still be hoped that the Sunday revolutionary views. No man We congratulate him on his win. Celtic Club, to be held on Wednes- turning Christ out of the workers' erations you have suffered under strange tyrants, who have ever Times -if it be included in the of the visible creation, there begins The winners of the medals given day, 21st. inst., were left in reaches his rank without having the schools they were now trying to turn endeavoured to set one Arab house against another in order that category of journalism-may learn a lift to last throughout eternity. undergone the most exacting tests, for the annual examinations were: hands of Mr. Minihan. The fleeting moments which we now This policy is abhorred Him out of the workingman's home. they might profit by your dissensions. Thomas self-determinaDunphy, Irishmen what from sub and nobody knows junior; better than he Handicaps Sydin connection with the by Great Britain and her Allies, for there can be neither peace tion, applied hoth to an individual call life are given us not for the init was true that the non-Catholic does that bloodshed and turmoil ney Shiel, sixth class; George An- billiard tournament amongst the If dulgence of the senses, but only nor prosperity where there is enmity and misgovernment." derson, fifth class; Ray Linkson, members were posted last Sunday, element in England was crying out and a nation, is and means. are no good to any Church. that we may make ourselves ready for less Christianity, it was some fourth class; Edward That was in the East in 1917. "But the Archbishop is obviously Hayes, shim but up to -the present not too many comfort to go to God. Interests we shall to know that Catholics 3rd. have here, and toil and sacrifice, a lover of freedom, and despotic re- class; Reggie Durack, second class. games have been played. It is to themselves In the West, hard by the doors- of England, a little nation held Miss Mamie Townsend, of clamouring for were The football medals negades like Hughes were than and George be worse awardhoped in a bondage this tournament centuries seven Saturwill nation for left last fin. with some little success, but much down as a subject Avenue, Mt. Lawley, No matter what dimore of it. ed to: Lorrie Spencer, Jack Ryan, ish in a shorter time than previous vorce laws were the Babylonican captivity, struggled against the enmity and misgov- day by the Zealandia, for Sydney, more failure. But all is subordin- naturally find it difficult to breathe Percy Criddle, they would passed Michael Donovan, ones. ernment of Great Britain. A year before, with their backs to the en route to New Guinea, where she ated to the last great end for which the same air that he does." for Catholics. Albert Herbert, Frederick McDno We wish our accountancy stu- be non-existent wall, the flower and promise of Irish manhood and intellect were shot is to be married to Mr. Harry Win- we were made: that life may be for nell. dents who will be sitting for their down by the orders of a military martinet, in the name of Great Bri- ter, who is attached to the Admin. us the bridge that leads to God. THE TRUTH AT LAST: And let the tired mother forget At the conclusion, Brother Nunan, exams. within the next couple tain. Their crime was that they held a higher estimate of human istration Staff. Previous to her Yes, we live but once.' Thereof "Realities of War," by Philip in thanking the donors, emphasised weeks the best of luck, and hope the wails of her children and nerve freedom than the governing Tory bosses of England, and that they departure, Miss Townsend was en- fore the supreme business of life is herself to immolate them upon the gave positive evidence of their credentials as standard bearers of that tertained on many occasions by to learn to make life and all that Gibbs, is to hand, and the write up the fact that these medals were that when the results are published altar public economy. Let her principle for which Great Britain and her Allies warred to the death various parties of her numerous is in life, a preparation for eternity. by our Dublin correspondent, pub- productive of much good to the Col- it will be found that the C.Y.M. think of of the millions that are needcolumns some lege by the encouragement .hey students have got a 100 per cent, were We live but once, and therefore the lished in these with the Central Powers-"that Freedom might live." friends, whose good wishes for all our wars. Let her mured gave to the months ago, higher correctly conveyed the pass. studies valuand in many genvery by folly of supported paying our lives for the cap "0 people of Bagdad l" and to science in particular. A visitor to the society's rooms mur to her little ones that blessed' able gifts as tokens of the esteem and bells of folly and sin. Life is general idea of what the book is eral, Let her perMr. Durack, in responding, con- during the week was Mr. F. J. Mul- word, Mesopotamia. What was abhorrent to Britain and her allies in Bagdad is not ob in which they held her. Mrs. J. too precious to be thrown away really like. For our part, we strong. their mite ly commend our readers to obtain a gratulated the winners. jectionable in Ireland when it has the Coalition brand of British Gov- Walsh, of the Hotel Cottesloe, very upon anything but God-America. He was rooney, from the St. Kilda branch suade them to ofcontribute that pours treasure the torrent to pleased to see his own little nephew of the C.Y.M.S. ernment stamped upon it. copy. The local price is 12/6, and gift We are always kindly gave a handkerchief into the deserts of the East. While amongst them, is obtainable from Albert and very and pleased Son, assured 2, to to which a the see on October members has the Browho from words of a statesman evening words the following Are these RECORD readers thers and boys that if he were de- other branches, and wish that all of her children wilt in the city glare let friends of the best. Refreshments will also Murray-stret. real interests of the Empire in his mind, or a time -serving ambitious host of Miss Townsend's be provided. are ls. each. ordering will do us a favour by men- nied the liberty of giving these them would come along, as did Mr. her croon to them songs of Arabypolitician who, -to maintain the ascendancy of the ruling class inter- were invited, and which proved im- No one should Tickets Even if the sun nevmiss this function, tioning the RECORD. Next issue medals it would deprive him and Mulrooney, and so establish a feel- and Ireland. known It is not enjoyable. mensely boiling on the ests of Britain, is prepared to keep the pot of discord the mean stant..let her as an enjoyable and successful even- we will reprint some interesting ex- his wife of a very great pleasure how long Mr. Winter is to remain in ing in- ing of closer relationship between er rises onbabies Irish hob: to be proud of the is assured to all who attend. teach her deed. cerpts. the Eastern future and in the near Western but New Guinea, societies. "I protest against the doctrine that Ireland must be given Our society here is only in its in- Empire upon which the sun never is expected that he and his bride more than Gladstone and Asquith gave in their Home Rule Bills, it in the air are better Castles sets. fancy, and -it may be that members return here, if only for a holinot because Ireland needs more, but because crime has been suc- will from the long established branches than castles on the sands.--James cessful, and because a gang of assassins are trying to bully us day. Douclas. could give us some new ideas, into giving more. If we give Ireland complete dominion Home which would be very welcome. We Mr. and Mrs. Bruton and family, ! Rule, which Mr. Asquith now advocates, it will mean that Ireland wish Mr. Mulrooney a very pleasant of the Helena Vale Hotel, Midcan have her own navy and army, can shut Irish ports against late trip. It may be mentioned that Trinity College be passing Junction, will British ships, can organise her own submarine bases, and can in- land Mr. Mulrooney was on the GoverFremantle on the R.M.S. troduce conscription and raise an army of half -a-million led by through nor -General's staff. After on the 26th. inst. Sinn Feiners, who have vowed the destruction of Great Britain. Ormonde Examinations. Music A most enjoyable social evening in Great Britain and Europe Dominion home rule in Ireland means conscription in Britain as a a tourwill The following pupils of Miss T. I. was held in the rooms on Wednesreturn to Sydney, via they defensive measure." -street, West Perth, Clever O'Connor, day last. The meeting room was America. The Carnarvon speech is a pitiful attempt to affright the demo. packed to overflowing, and in every were successful in the recent exam, held in connection with the ination cracy of Great Britain with the shadow of a vindictive Ireland way the evening was the greatest About thirty members of the which, if given governing powers equal to the Dominions, would suisuccess of its kind the society has above College:and Cricket It is a down- C.Y.M.S.wereFootball cidally reach out for the conquest of Great Britain. had for some considerable time. AmPractiCaL entertained at tea at right calumny of a people who has trusted 'hot wisely but too well the Clubs ong those present were Rev. Intermediate Pianoforte: Qlive the residence of Mrs. A. Davidson, honour of British statesmen. Fathers McBride and Langmead. Bennett Minnie Alter. (honours). Angove-stret, North Perth, when During the evening the president It is a knave's notion; nothing more nor less. Junior Violin: Lilian Stapleton a very enjoyable and pleasant time extended a most cordial welcome to (honours). During the evening We very much doubt the earnestness of the British Prime Minis- was spent. Father Langmead, who was at one Junior Pianoforte: Ethel Strieby:' ter. His`versatile imagination ran away with his better judgment, violin selections were rendered by time president of the society, and Preparatory Violin: Claude Roes Many who were unable to attend the Bazaar, but who and he played with the forces of his fatal gift of eloquence upon Mr. J. Rapheal and Master Frank he also presented Mr. Frank Ryan (honours). timid English ears. Could we really believe he was honest in his Davidson, whilst songs were conwith the trophy won by him at the wish to Preparatory Pianoforte: Olive tributed by Messrs. W. Ginivan, A, have a hand in the good work, -are asked to impeachment of the Irish character, then we should expect from him euchre tournament held on Septem- Wheatley. some better evidence in support of his objections to the enlargement Guhl, G. Rigg, C. Hughes, H. Shea, ber 29th. A feature of the TheoreticaL of Irish Government than the trumpery imaginings he so angrily ex- and P. Raphael. The society wishes to thank the pressed. Lloyd George has clearly shown that he does not wish to musical programme was the singing Advanced Junior: Minnie Alver, following artists who so ably conunderstand the Irish people; that he is not honestly moved to find a of "Marguerite" by Mr. Dan Artributed to the evening's program- Ethel Strieby. settlement of the Irish problem along lines congenial to the Irish pecs dagh. Mr. J. Bennett acted as acJunior Division: Grade Higgins me: Misses Barrett, Outridge, Frost, ple. The Camarvon speech cannot serve to pour oil upon the trou- companist in a very capable manDoheny, McComish, Hogan, Hough, (honours), Miriam Newsham (honMr. Ferguson favoured the bled waters of Irish discontent, and is a sorry contribution to the con- ner. ours). Fitzpatrick, and Keane, and Messrs. troversy on the question of Irish Self-Government. The words of gathering with a recitation. BePreparatory: Lilian Fore-Meru, Ojdrini, Tobin, and Bogue. Mr. Asquith in comment are a stinging rejoinder to the Prime Minister. fore the company dispersed, Mr. L. After the programme had been Olive Wheatley, Claude Ross, Following on the admission of Viscount Grey that "Irishmen must be Rodoreda proposed the toast of the gone through, refreshments were Davidson," as free as the peoples of the great self-governing dominions to settle "Hostess and Mr. P. served, and a most enjoyable evenA BIG BAZAAR R. for themselves how their country is to be governed," they justify the which was supported by Mr. ing was terminated by a dance. In Aid of St. Joseph's New School struggle which the Irish people are making in defence of the Govern- Nicholls, and responded to by Mr. Great credit to due to the social The toast of the ment they have established. Mr. Asquith is not alarmed by an P. Davidson. Building committee on .making such a suc"Men," he says, "do not fight for phrases, but for "C.Y.M.S." Cricket Club" was proIrish Republic. Will be opened at the cess of their first undertaking, and posed by Mr. Davidson, and rerealities." to Mr. Hayes SOUTH PERTH CATHOLIC who, as one of this to by Messrs. J. Tully and The true estimate of Lloyd George is that he is a political trick. sponded committee, had charge of the proSCHOOL, Minihan. Occasion was taken ster, shuffling out of his promises to the Irish people, the chief of a J. gramme, especial credit is due. this toast to congratulate Wednesday Evening, 20th October, bankrupt Government which has nothing to offer to Ireland but the during for Messrs. P. Raphael and A. Guhl At 8 o'clock. arrogant brutal power of the sword. He lacks, says a contemporary, their splendid exhibition of batting both the knowledge of facts essential to sound judgment, and the given by them on that afternoon. The sum of suffering gallantly, Cordial Invitation issued to every and breadth of view which ensures the evolution of a stable and coherent for the most part silently borne well-wisher of the Sisters of St. Rev. J. N. MOORE, by the Irish people during the last policy. He sees world problems in- terms of a game of "beggar -my Joseph to be present. At the North Perth Town Hall on neighbour," and to secure a momentary advantage, he will sacrifice four years, pass a computation. Boats leaves Barrack-street Jetty he offers,' evening next, October Irish policy says Tuesday only 19, friends as readily as foes. "The Raids upon private houses, for in- at 7.5; 7.15; 7.38: 8 P.m and restance, which are minor features in turn at like intervals later in the Asquith, "is a repudiation of Dominion Home Rule, a condonation a children's plain and fancy dress the regime, number over 20,000 in evening. of the hellish policy of reprisals, and an attempt to answer murder ball will be held in aid of the LeaGood prizes will hy murder and outrage by terorism. This is not Government, but .derville Bazaar. the last two years.-Erskine ChilV. YATES. Anarchy." be awarded, while the music will be ders. Hon. See.
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handicap L. Williams proved On Tuesday and Wednesday most In the winner. Pym put in a good finof the heats were run off, the first, the but was unable to stick to it second, third and fourth in each ish, on for the last 5 yards, or else he would event competing in the finals The the winner. C.Y.M.S., No. I., v. Sandovers: Saturday. The weather was ideal, have came outevent Dainty Floral Voile DRESSES (one piece', in all shades by was won re- Championship Sandovers, 62 (Catlin 29, Sandover the were races good many and and designs, 25/6. Bowling: Gordon, 6 for 40: sult, but the 220 yards and 440 Clune, with T. Clifford second and 10). Voile ROBES, in the newest styles and colours, 42.. L. Watts, 1 for 14; Hennessey, 3 yards were characterised by two P. McCabe third. came the Hurdles; it is only for 3. Linen Crash DUST COATS, plain or trimmed, 30s. good spills, which probably spoilt theThen (derun been 3 wickets have they for 205 second time get C.Y.M.S., the chance of those who did not that the clared). White and Cream Crepe-de-Chene BLOUSES, some embroiat the sports, so it was impossible (P. Raphael 102, A. Guhl much per will doubtless prove after weather The start. CRICKET dered,. others plain, high necks and low necks, 25/6. committee made a wise selection. 51, Campbell 35 not out, McComish Wednesday took a turn for the to give starts. J. Clune was favoura good Bowling: him 5.) White gave J. but ite, 8 not out, Canny A strong westerly wind set "The Ashes." (By "Wattle.") 2 for worse. it over the hurdles, the pair the first "fa- Healy, 1 for 40: McConochie, in, and soon the rain clouds came run for It was in 1882ofthat tieing all the way over was 52. it looked like rain right up practically Australians and up, Although the cricketonseason the victory" Scheme: Ladies' Calico CAMISOLES, trimmed with self frills and the sticks. At the last hurdle J. No. 2, v. Wheat Saturday mous C.Y.M.S., when six, at level morning on Saturday to officially commenced England over achieved 21, Brosslight lead, which gave was 52 (Cowen got a Clune were Scheme, Wheat splendour, conditions his tucks, very good quality,. Special Price, 1/11. win in all up got The the sun last the weather soil. English for he 4 run, and on the in B. Watts, start terms a good him Heavy Bowling: 16). a throughout nan and it looked as if we were in for more suitable for football. Ladies' Colic° NIGHT DRESSES, with V neck, short sleeand caused great jubilation 15; Preston, 2 for 7; Markham, 1 glorious day: but old Pluvius must beat J. White by no more than a rain had fallen in the morning, PaulTim, 17 4-5sec. The hurAustralia, and London "Punch" ves, trimmed with embroidery, others with long sleeves, arid 3. have had a grudge against us, for foot. the wicket on which Curatorwas ab- congratulated the eleven in the fol- forC.Y.M.S., the 16, considering and (Markham 3ft., were 2, 49 dles No. trimmed with self frills; wonderful value. Special Price, 6/11. by 12 o'clock the sky was dark, and lin had spent so much time lowing terms:Shea 8, Hale 7 not out, Prindiville the rain was coming down in tor- nature of the ground the time was It was a great solutely ruined. for Ladies' OVERALLS, banded at waist, in navy and white, 5 McNamara, good. his paid Bowling: 6. fit us rents, and we were not feeling pity that Jupiter Pluvius as well Well done, Cornstalks! Whipt The last race of the day (Saturspotted print, also in striped Cambric and linen.; asortsci 24; Potts, 3 for 9. However. for a wet sports' day. attentions to the city folks In the big Fair and square: The yards. the 880 was day) Special Price, 5/11. s best, the good value. for styles; cousins. hope only we could Briefleta. as our country Was it luck that tript us? MAIL ORDER GUIDE, 1920-1921. proved too much for was by 2 o'clock the rain stopped, handicaps country districts the downpour Lathes' Dainty Organdie Muslin CAMISOLES, trimmed Raphael's exhibition of and F. Was it scare? near the scratch mark. "Paddy" those Order Mail followers New all Our we for so Send cricket little, a but it cleared up our and or welcomed, with Val. insertion, and Organdie embroidery, ribbon thread. a century on Saturday was a gloriReader led the way until about 20 would Kangaroo land's "Demon" Guide, 1920.1921. It consists of 152 though hoping the farmers He gain- trooped down to the sports ground, yards off the tape, when R. Bryant, own, ous spectacular display. Special Price, 4/11. ed; worth 7/11. profusely illustrated pages, and conbenefit, devoutly wished that the Want of "Devil," coolness, nerve, ed his score in thirty-three minutes, which had been fixed up by Bro. putting in a strong finish, managed of particulars W.A.C.A. the boys. tains comprehensive of a few over the help with Chanel, VESTS: rain had passed Ladies' Strong White Cotton Practice Line in A Cheap sixers. a few backbone. eight of a margin lifted by him and to beat to Emnot vast in our every Department to and was hardly recognisable now. ground. However, such wasmatters "Demon" of course referredbowindications are that many a bowler It was a great pity that the rain had yards. P. Taylor finished third. In short sleeves, lace fronts, good value. Special Price, 2/11. porium. be, and the cricketers took great Australian badly damaged the average three men the his have Spofforth, will the championship like Winter, as we the ground, come and spoilt felt on as cricketers should. batsman. long ler, who made his prowess were looking forward to a tip-top who were running kept very close "London by this a wearisome guest, is taking a odds that great day. The A comparison: "Howard took 56 sports, but we were not very much all through, and eventually Clune time to depart, but to-day the with the fol. out came Rapnear the post runs; 11 Sportsman" securing in weather minutes disappointed, as after events prov- obtained a slight leadvery are in favour of suitable cosely by lowing:and won, followed hael scored over a century in thirty- ed. conditions for the continuance of is a third. After McCabe P. former with The Clifford, Remembrance minutes." three week. Affectionate last In The opening senior race of the day this race we all adjourned for tea. the game started cricket. international of for candidate was, very fittingly, the Senior 100 Play did not commence until 3.15 Will the public suffer this kind of yards Championship. The champion- The remainder of the sports were to English Cricket, the place on Sunday. p.m., and those who inspected was on 29th cricket? Comment is needless. Oval the ship men quickly toed the mark, and take at died batting Which good Sunday afternoon proved to be wicket felt that WELLINGTON and MURRAY STREETS, :: Avery Guhl delivered the goods son the pistol cracked, and they So it August, 1882. Deeply lamented by than Saturday for slightly a is He quite out of the questiou. should fifty-one. . up friends in knocking The race resolved itself running, better sorrowing were off. of circle side had dried large each a the ground as that decided team. was good addition to the as was anticipated, into a keen con- somewhat. Those competing in the Ar- and acquaintances. R.I.P. a half. bat for an hour and the cremated Joe Canny was unlucky, but made test between Jerry Clune and L. Mile were soon on the mark, but toss from N.B.-The body willto be thur Christian won Leo Mc. Robinson. Clune led up to the 50 Australia.. fielding. clean taken in his bat, up to ashes the deciding and and again the handicaps beat most, and Harold Rowe. Comish will be a troublesome factor yards' mark, then Robinson forged many had to drop out, having no as piosent out Smith and Howardtwo are The Match with the Englishmen. to bowlers before the season is out. ahead, and maintained his lead until chance. These P. Taylor and L. Angelo neer batsmen. Alick Campbell is in rare form. he broke the tape, just in time to put up a good fight for first place, well in "stonewallers" with a vengeance. Arrangements are now A the latter just beating Taylor on the Time, 11 2-5sec. wish The His display was reminiscent of his beat Clune. match. and the spectators expressedbea stuck above the for band better time could have been done if not W. Bryant ran a good third. to arrive at best. that the bowlers would was the ground had been dry, as the post. offered a visitors areonexpected The trundling department The next item was the kick. J. Clune up by these two. Bothbowling the 21st inst. Various well of Fremantle looked after by Roy Gordon in wet ground made a good start im- was again favourite for this event, been have stubborn defence to the The scorentertainment of skittling six for forty. 'Fast bowler possible. T. Clifford finished third. but R. Abbott kicked well, and just Buttsworth and Nurse. despite the modes arranged for them, and practice The Lenny Watts and Loy Hennessey and P. McCabe fourth. A Shower beat Clune by a narrow margin of ing watspainfully slow, wickets will be made available. doing damage. of rain poured down at this point, 18 inches. The tug-of-war, which factseThat the wicket was a treacher- match is to be played on Saturday, were also capable of has left turf and we retired to the shed until it was expected to be a good event, reached Billy Woodthorpe October 25 ous Ike. When Smith had Monday, On inst. Rum. finished. The 100 yards' Handicap proved to be very much -one-sided. 23rd C.Y.M.S. came with 26th, and signed on Tuesday, 5, Buftsworth sent in one that and holiday) now run off. It was one of the the first pull McCabe's team provin somewhat from the off, and the (public at 12 o'clock. our has it that Jack 'Beasley is do- was best races of the day, the first three In his wicket. play will commence ed too strong for J. Clune's, beating been put to ing likewise. batsman pulled it intobowling well The Association has Minihan and Roy Gordon places being keenly contested. All them twice out of two. Jack Clifford's game, this Buttsworth had been secure to great expense been re-elected captain and obtained a good start, and those team gave the same exhibition and frequently bad the departing that the public will have Ruebe with the most start were running against Pym's. This left Cliffora it and it is hoped feature vicelssaptain respectively. the batsman in difficulties, though on making by this even until yards, about 60 when recognise and P. McCabe to pull off for the this success Preston and Jack Raphael 2occupy must be said, it was a wicket do a financial success. Ifpeople team. Young and Milesi took the lead, final. A good pull was anticipated, of the similar positions in the No. which very few batsmen could be attained then the that similar Watts had full pace on closely followed by Angelo. Young as both teams were fairly heavy; "Bunce" themselves anything like justice. sure feel State may the match against Wheat Scheme. and Milesi were running even until Clifford proved in the pull to be Peckham was next, and the speche arranged here. The in just on the post, Young got at least fixtures will admission stronger, beating P. McCabe's are as follow: He bagged four for fifteen, includ- the lead, and won when ' tators felt that heor would from Milesi, with the He charges for get out. team twice out of two. 1/6. Con- ing McNamara. get runs quickly ground 2/6, in Angelo third. nippy very is Coronel the Godfrey to The next event was the class redid the latter-first ball. He lung- Grandstand issued cession tickets will be for the three the field. His pick up in slips des The next senior event was the lay race, which is always popued forward at a well pitched one grandstand for adults to High Jump. aplause. Great things were exthe served ground those who weren't running and the lar, from Buttsworth, that kicked up and days at 6/- per set Harry Shea! Will you re-produce pected from two of the jumpers. The backed their champions to the tit. somewhat and was just snicked by will be adat 3/6. School boys only The for 2/ - your last season's form? "Here." is ground was very wet and slippery, most power of their lungs. the batsman, and was well held by ground the to Christian re- mitted and absolutely spoiled any good junior class were on scratch, and the Nurse at first slip. schoolmas- some batsman when he gets going. the three days, and issue Number one team has a powerful height being done. P. Lynch and third and fourth classes had the same ceived an ovation on the way to the for to asked be to are ters After the wickets, and was quickly aggressive. to the boys attending their schools. batting side, and hopes are enter- P. McCabe were the first to miss, most start, 130 yards. higher tained that the second team will and were out of it at 4ft. 9in., and start it was soon seen that the senior His stay at the wickets only occucharges are in nu way similar also develop some of the same com- this left J. Clune, G. McCabe, and and junior classes were well out of pied six minutes, but in that time These for prevailing those than W. Durack to compete for first it. The VII. Class rapidly gained He notched two plaint. he ran up 11. in the East, where the game At 4.94 Durack landed ground, and at the last run down, A generous donation of three place. its fours, one a lovely square cut-the games a greater population to draw guineas was received from Mrs. heavily, and was badly shaken up, Robinson, for VII., Dawson, for the hears finest stroke of the afternoon. Butts- has often One from. Both Mr. and Mrs. Ra- and it was then impossible for him V. and VI., and A. Fitzgerald, for worth seemingly had been trying devotees of there being no first Raphael. phael are keen enthusiasts of the to jump. It was a great pity, as the IV., made a good race of it, for the North Perth skipper's leg complaints cricket playde here. has The kind action is great- he had a good chance for the prize, Robinson barely beating Dawson, and this team, now stump, and finally success came his class public Western Australian Other donors in- judging by the way he flew over the who came second for his class. First, way-Christian was clean bowled. the ac- ly appreciated. sister acted as best man. and Mr. Frank show that it appreciates On Saturday, 29th May, at the maid was Miss Mary Herlihy, clude Messrs. Davidson, Ardagh, stick in the heats. J. Clune failed second and third could have been Meek, who was included in the to cricket of O'Loughlin was groomsman. After body parent the of tion seand Mrs. 4.11, and this left G. Me- covered by a 4 -foot measure. Sub Cathedral of the Immaculate Con. of the bride, who wore a dress of the ceremony the bride was presentMarmion, clear Tully, to Minihan, "probables" theiugh a couple of fillcream the securing in this State in Cabe the winner, who on the ground Junior, owing to a false start, were ception, Perth, a very pretty wed- cream crepe-de -chine, prettily work- ed with two white horseshoes as she lected ones not being available, to try conclu- Lee. players England's of showed higher. He go any with laid a bet to was unable "Paddy" Raphael was ed the vacant crease. Our repar- ed, and carried a bouquet abeut ten yards back, with Junior left the church. The wedding breakeleven. over twenty-fire Height 4.11. The long jump came andtienior level, still another ten in ding took place, the contracting He was missed once sions with a local a shilling good form. at Mrs. Keogh's Hall, are leaving no stone of being Mr. Robert John Hast- cream streamers, and also wore a fast was held recived a cheque next, aid was won by J. Clune, who arrears. in the slips by Robinson, but on presentatives The race was a good one, ties Newcastle -street, Perth, and after bridethey may take the on Saturday. It He the gift of the that Hastings, gold brooch, so of Mrs. son unturned youngest ings, most third the I inch, was by was a good dope. for £3 17s. beat G. McCabe vociferous. Th. was a the whole his display for cheering were honoured battle the toasts and the usual do was to bridesmaid fitted third second The groom. Margaret, and properly Several lady supporters were pre. place going to Clifford. Length, 17ft. committee race finished a delightful of Kalgoorlie, promising of the junior players. He field The arrangeP. Herlihy, Miss Kathleen Herlihy, also a sister very enjoyable evening was spent Golden West. This should be J. Clune had previously cleared 18ft. and sportsmanlike meeting for that daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was run out, after having called to the and singing. Mr. Fredin the cap- sent on Saturday. in dancing are blue pale was a match bride, wearing he the of ceremony for The ments Perth. East of this Howard for what should have been able hands of Messrs. Farley and an incentive to many of the players in the heats. The result of The Marathon Race is the day. Rev. Father dress of crepe -de-chine, daintily Crogan acted as master of cereHoward, however, event left J. Clune leading in the only event left. It will probably performed by the Very an easy run. will to get good scores. with monies. The presents were numerHeath, and those who attend (Adm.). The bride, who was worked, and carried a bouquet championship. refused to budge, and before Meek find on Wednesday, but the re- Moss be in apple run will be She wore a gold ous and valuable. The bride's gift wore a blue streamers. everything that father, her by away cotild get back a good return from pie order. Workmen are even now "PADDY" RAPHAEL, OF C.Y.91.13. the long jump the champion. sult cannot change the positions of given After to the bridegroom was a pair of gold bridegroom. the gift of frock of white crepe de brooch, the -RECORD BREAKER. the field to Buttsworth saw the busy providing increased seating ship men took the course for the the Senior and Junior Champions. dainty -links, and the bridegroom's with the usual wreath and The bride's mother wore a grey sleeve stumps disarranged. Renfrey fol- accommodation of the It was a good race for Jerry Chine is the Senior and George chine, gift to the bride was a gold brooch, patrons in these columns 220 yards. for Some weeks back a frock, and carried -chine with crepe -de bouquet a lowed, and shortly after Howard ground, and nothing that would I drew attention to rapid scoring. the first three places. J. Clune soon Jeffs the Junior Champion Athletes veil, and carried The first brides- bouquet of violets. opal. set with Manning Mr. white streamers. snicked one from Robinson. and tend towards ultimate success of the The fact that P. G. Fender, a mem- took the lead, and close on his heels for 1920. Rowe at first slip accepted the About and Clifford. Given were Robinson to be undone. soon of English team, left ber the being is He had been 56 minutes fixture chance. conditions Cu- seen in action here, had made 100 in half -way Clune dropped behind, and Dinny Daly, winner of the May Alan Evans favourable weather in compiling his 11. The finhad 35 minutes, caused me to get on to Robinson took the lead. RACING. lands Handicap, paid the sensationHarry Paullin, who haswork, was next, but played carefully, and rator L. Robinson was very close. such ish dividend of 555/31- for 10/-. of big run to three al Fender's that topic. experience with Renfrey (5) was not out when awilllifelong Association The West Australian provide a wicket that not even figures in 35 minutes, smashed the won, and T. Clifford just beat J. The total was time was called. Girl, winner of the W.A. Kola fixture fastidious of our visitors record of that mighty smiter, Gil- Clune on the post for second place. a weekly most be INCORPORATED will the Trotting 5-57. Handicap, put up a great exhibibe able to fault. The ground bert Jessop, who previously held The result of this race left J. Clune from now on until Christmas. the Buttsworth secured three wickets will of one tion, and was given the 'record of making a century in a draw for the Championship with present is a picture, and one feels for 30, and bowled well throughout. at greatest recepeions since trotting It remained for the Robinson, avith 6 points each, while it will be an eye-opener to 42 minutes. Belmont course will has been in existence in this State. Robinson (1-2) secured the other that visitors whose first vis't popular "Paddy" to establish a Clifford had 3 points. After this The popular the of those tefollowers were Halliday racing and of Nurse wicket. Those res- world's record. On Saturday last event came the 220 yards' Handicap, be the venue it is to these shores. rest assured unsuccessful as wicket -getters. Last Saturday the visiting judges are in hopes that there will -"the opening day of the season, be which was won by Milesi fairly easi- day, and patronswillcanbe done to enRose and Robinson-two six-foot- ponsible visitors it remembered, playing for his club. ly from B. Cronin, with D. Bryant that everything here in connection with the Royal country of influx big a be ers-opened for Rowe's XI., but just for the match, and in this respect C.Y.M.S., the cricket ball sure their comfort and convenience. Show were guests of Mr. John TyThrowing he ran up 102 in 33 min- third. as he had opened his account the their hopes are well founded. Last utes! There is no doubt about the was the next event. Many expect- Trams will run at frequent inter- ler, the President of the Association, former was clean bowled by Pack. country week was the most success- genuineness of the performance, ed P. Lynch to win, but he did not vals, whilst an adequate tram ser- at the meeting. Without exception barn. Randall 'followed and play- ful of any yet held, and judging by and it is one on which the perform. come up to expectations, and the un- vice via Wellington -street will con- the visitors expressed admiration of STAKES 3300 SOVS. ing much more cautiously than is theenthusiasm of the players and er was heartily congratulated. He expected happened, Milesi winning vey intending patrons to the the exciting sport provided under his wont, remained with 28 not out their supporters, the coming match batted in fine style. novel conditions. Sixty of his it, throwing 79 yards 1 foot, and bridge. at the end of the day's play. Rowe is being anxiously awaited by many runs were got from hits that sent Ross Abbot was only a foot or so batted brightly for 21, and it is quite willow -wielders and cricket follow- the ball flying right over the boun- behind him. The throw was against A great improvement was in eviTo the Members of on the cards that this player will ers in the farming and goldfields dary line. One hit landed the ball a very strong wind, which accounts dence by the fact that bookmakers ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, be the most successful run -getter districts. The W.A.C.A., as stated right out of the reserve into Wit- for the 90 yards, mark not being were moved from the front of the BOULDER, against the Englishmen. He was' before, is under a heavy financial tenoom-street. Those who know reached. grandstand to that portion formerly well caught in the slips by Howard responsibility, but it has shouldered this playing arena will understand The 440 Yards Championship and put apart for vehicles, at the Trot. Brine's stay at the off Evans. that what a big hit that was. task, with the anticipation Handicap were run in the one race. ting Meeting, on Saturday last. CUP, 1000 Sove. W.A. wickets was of very short duration. the A few like "Paddy" in our State lovers of the game in his State A risin&sball was sent back to the the atend he game in tens of thou- XI. would draw the crowd wonderREMEMBER December the will held who bowler-IEvans, How different this to the Let us hope that :Lich will fully. Your Meeting is Next Friday He made only one run. sands. chance. Tim Howard style of batting. Night. BE THERE, and bring a Buttsworth was never comfortable beM.theA.case. The members of the club will Noble, who is now 47 years to Join the PREMIER Friend when facing Meek, who had replac- old, maintains Nt)MINATTONS for Principal Event. CLOSE on Monday, let November his form in a remark- surely recognise their comrade's BRANCH in the State. ed Hill, who had bowled very er- able manner. at 5 p.m. the 2nd inst he great feat in some suitable manner. P. CONWAY, Secretary, ratically and without capturing a made 58 for his On club. The bat that was used, for instance, 7 King-street, Boulder. A. R. FLINT, Secretary wicket. The North Perth trundler - ENTRIES LARGE An should be presented to him. XI. The State was finally clean bowled by Meek. effort should also be" made to get Borthwick joined Randell, and the BIG RACE 2 ST. MARY'S BRANCH, KALWith this afternoon's play still performance into "Wisden's," pair were together when time was to take place it would be idle to at- the GOORLIE. the "Cricketers' Bible." called. The former had not scored. tempt to anticipate the selectors. The cricket season opened in SydAlan Evans (2-51 was the most A lot depends on how the "prob. ney on f he 2nd inst., and four batsH.A.C.B.S. successful trundler. Peckham (2-- ables" do this afternoon. However, men showed good form for so early 23) always had the batsmen guess- there appears to be at least half a in the season. Association The West Australian They were PoideMeek (1-5) also bowled well. dozen certainties. ing. They are H. ven, Waddy, W. Trenerry, Fortnightly Meet,jng on Tuesday and KelThe Three B's mean (Incorporated.) Christian (0-6), Renfrey 10-0), Rowe, A. Christian, C. Howard, F. leway-all Members are in St. Mary's Hall. of whom topped the covHill (0-161 also bowled. Buttsworth, J. Borthwick (wicket- eted three figures. Up. Roll to requested Secretary. earnestly FLINT, R. A. keeper is Evens not considered), A. Gregory, on whom AustraHerold Rowe Chosen as Captain of Randell. Others well in the run- liaJ. isM.building great hopes, is now Contributions received any week State XI. ning are J. Robinson, L. Peckham. playing for Western Suburbs, and day from 9 a.m. to 8 pm. by the Meek, W. on the opening Saturday, although A. Renfrey, F. Evans, A. W.A.C.A. of the Secretary. At a meeting It may be that something he had only one over at the end of S. J. HILL, Secretary, committee, held on Monday night, Brine. will be done this after- the afternoon's play he clean bowlHarold Rowe, the popular Clare- sensational 112 Bourke-street, Kalgoorlie. lights lesser the of some by noon the ed two batsmen. mont player, was chosen to lead a place. them secure The choice that will B. J. Folkard, of Balmain Club WA. representatives. Is MANNION & CRUSE (N.S.W.) was out to a peculiar is a most popular one, and all preThe Goldfields Undertakers and catch when playing against Gordon. sent joined in congratulating Mr. Funeral Furnishers. He hit a ball hard to silly point, honour conferred on - Rowe on the back THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. J. SPIGL caught Diamond fair on the in 1903, WA.'s Way him. 18 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE, CRICKET ASSOCIATION. which forehead and cannoned off an easy TOBACCONIST, PERTH, chosen leader played for this State. W.A. and 9 BURT -ST., BOULDER. V. WESTERN ENGLAND P. J. RUSSELL at mid-off. McCarthy catch to He was then only in his 'teens, and AUSTRALIA. Funerals conducted in any part of Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Will be, pleased if you would call for ever since he has been in the foreat the State at shortest notice. Charges The your requirements and save money. front of things pertaining to cricket. Ties, Underwear, &c. NEW NORCIA. ASSOCIATION CRICKET moderate. A consignment of ArtifiShaving 4d.; Haircutting 9. His activities have not been conGROUND. cial Wreaths just landed (the first HANNAN ST., KALGOORLIE Orders sent to any part of WA. fined solely to the field, but he has war. of the 23, 25, and 26. the outbreak OCTOBER since 1920. S.I.C. SPORTS, by V.P. Post. No remittance needOffice). (Opposite Post also worked untiringly in helping to p.m.; 195. Day, 2 TeL First Boulder (Play Starts Kalgoorlie TeL 337. ed. Cheapest in Perth. SENIOR DIVISION. conduct the game off the field. He Other Days, 12 o'clock.) Razors Set, Watches, Pipes, or is at present a member of the exeSt. Ildeof sports annual 8th. The ADMISSION: J. W. SHEEHAN other articles Repaired, with PELLEW'S BOULDER any cutive of the association, and. also phonsus College took place on Satguarantee. 2,'6 HarGrandstand .. of the W.A.C.A. committee. PRIME BEEF BUTCHER, urday and Sunday, the 9th and 10th For BOY'S and MEN'S SUITS, also 1/6 Ground .. old Rowe is a product of this State, the with were attended inst., and Hannc.n Street, Kalgoorlie. HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. and this fact alone should make his Concession Tickets for Three Days. greatest success, and will long be GLENORAN NO. 10 Telephone 4SS He choice a pleasing one to all. SCOTLAND'S BEST. Street, Picadilly. 6s per set: remembered by the boys and BroMaritana IN PERTH CALL OVER is an excellent judge of the game, Adults, Grandstand, 6d WHEN pleasant thers as one of the most ret; per 3s ground, PURE MALT WHISKY. 474 not Adults, he is Telephone and being a nonbowler, TO the During ever spent. days they per 2s Only, Ground s, liable to err as George Giffen used Schoolboys'. obtained from school- preceding three weeks, one could As supplied under Contract to the TOWER HOTEL To be to. George was very fond of bowl- set. W.A. Hospitals and Government see the boys going hard at their JAMES SHEAHAN CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, Medical Department. ing, and persisted in keeping him- masters. all were Also Railafternoon: every training obbe can Tickets The Concession self on while batsmen were "knockDining Cars and the Leading GENERAL STOREKEEPER. seen sprinting around the 220 mane And your old friend Ernie hands way from D. Guthrie, Tobacconist, times, Hotels and Clubs throughout fSe ing the cover off the ball. George tained Chas. high hopes of car & SPIRIT MERCHANT.. had and all WINE all. you to Hay welcome Co., a out and Moore next grand State. thought that cricket was a off prizes, until the day came, Please-street, Boulder. street, or W.A.C.A. Office, 531 Wel- rying First-Class Residential Home. game-the grandest of them allSole Agent: the hapdicaps were posted up. For Choicest Quality Only. Call and -street, Perth, opposite City when Cleanliness and Attention. but in the eyes of the one time lington hew seventh in the were Then many Dairy Underground our Inspect Markets. PHIL COYLE champion of Australia it had one Proprietor. others, needless and McGrade, delight, Z. of ven Department. Produce W. J. Farley and R. G. Heath, at defect-a player could not bowlskipto say, where they were. Secretaries. both ends. The newly-elected SENIOR MATTING ASSOCIATION.
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er OBITUARY. Catholics often Wheher his views were right Afraid to Go On! Catholic Christian. . iii whether they were wrong, he gave CommonweattbHEAD agree with, as well as are greatly foregoing THE LATE MR. GEORGE GRAY. The them. for his lite but up SYDNIT. hard-hitting, his amused by, preFreeman's the Dublin of the day by rough estimate Day a gives be OPIN FOR ALL CLASSES OF his fellow -Anglicans can scarcely Mr. Journal has the important task of the late The funeral of in exact- sent position, and the prospects of expected to see the matter speech to a settlement are very slender." Con- George Gray, school teacher, at the recording secessions from the serly the same light. In his dewho the Brook, Nanga Government, supports School, British Morris State of the Mr. vice cluding, equalled In the Principal Cif les nd Towns of Australia and Rabaul (New Britain); London 12). the Conference he quite Hospital, Scarcely an hour passes (says the hearers mand for Dominion Home Rule and died at St. John of GodSeptember, himself: he informed his "Anglo-Casaying Subiaco, on the 18th. Freeman) without some R.M. or County option for Ulster, the that the members of Church fifteen supover away be would extending flinging ilness Offtcas throughan scheme after administrator other of Eng- that "such a at all Branches, and Boeings Dank Agencies at 28102 Root tholic" section of the out Australia, and at Papua, New Britain. Solomon. and Other [elands of the Peel e, idea ported by 75 per cent. of the present months, took place on 20th. Septem- the Commission issued to him by land were schismatics, thatSeenocould £1,000. a free ber, and was attended by a large the King. up Deposits On on to Interest 31% Commons." of House reunion with the Holy that she vote it might. friends. But the present number of relatives and 3% Interest on Amounts over &I,000 up so £1,300, And why all this? to give out the exact figure. Out of of CLEAR THE WAY. entertained for her, and lines of House of Commons is not free. Its The deceased, who was 46 years of Because the men who are giving 112 Protestant chaplains mobilised, he - Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.Q.,, JAMES KELL, 10 can only proceed on the with the overwhelming majority are the sub- age, was a native of County Mayo, up the positions, which they had honour: of field Governor the .1nly 10, 152, on died 6 Deputy Go in some way By Charles Mackay. lie came to Australia 39 sworn to undertake un behalf of the creatures-emany of them Ireland. or missive were awarded the Legion d'Hon coalescing "with bodies, Cabinet the Military Nonconformist the ago, and after spending seven Crown, realise that it is stupid and years servants-of paid was the this All Men of thought! be up and stirrine, neur, and 1 received the bishops." first years in New South Wales and ten ignoble to continue. Medal. Out of 33 Jewish chaplains,2 without deliberate which Carson dominates. TheHouse Night and day! no doubt meant as a of honour and years in Queensland, he came to Tel. A1940. They are, indeed, afraid to go on! necessity is an untrammelled Sew the seed. withdraw the curtain, 3 died un the field bombshell for the Lambeth Fathers, d'Honneur.. Legion this State, and for the past 22 years the Commons. It is not of any outside influences way! or of received the "Times" the Clear it in read they the when teaching those in only them engaged include been cheer had and that they are afraid. These statistics morning. next Men of action, aid the Post" the of "Morning young in different parts They are afraid, because con officially commissioned as chaplains. As ye may a bombshell for its He leaves a widow, one science makes cowards of us all. stream, The number of the Catholic priests The Dean loves State. There's a fount about to and lie knows perfectly DENTAL SURGEON. MISS M. McMAHON young son and daughter, for whom Can anyone blame them for the who died on the battlefields, when own sake, opinown his There's a light about to tobeton. whatever car that, glow. fighting in the ranks of the French well sympathy is felt. The momentous decision to which they There's a warmth aboutto blow: 146 BARRACK -ST. (Upstairs). may he, the Anglican CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS7& much desires and or Bowra ions as Messrs. either from moved acting tege when or army, have come? CONFECTIONERY. There's a flower about in the direction he sugO'Dea's private mortuary it Pier We do not! stretcher-bearers or as attendants as a body Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered Den32 Pier-street, Perth There's a midnight blackness chang- on the wounded, exceeds, in fact, os a bady in the direction he sugstreet, and proceeded to the Ua Everywhere we notice a great tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the -street). nor will their Lordships be Hay ing Karrakatta (Near gests, the of portion tholic in the political outlook change attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western 3,600. of his many good A over. were remains Into grey! thrown Cemetery, where the of Counties-Sheriffs Australia, during the last eighteen yeits, has been Wilt oe the Lieutenants action, of smiled, men have and must hearers Jame? --men of prominence on every tide Father Methodist Men of thought Rev. The interred. Ministry, and recommendations solid foundations of meritorious skill Lithuanian In the new Clear the way! we think, at the camouflage which Dunne conducted the last rites. The from gratified patients. He appreciates this so much that he are asking for one thing, and one the portfolio of Minister for Foreign up at its real value. The were Mrs. K. M. thing alone. mourners He has chief address. his mistakes regarding wishes to prevent Once the welcome light has broken, Affairs has been offered to and ac- they sized that aware wisest of them are fully Gray (widow), Miss Kathleen Gray only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, Who shall say Dominion Home Rule! cepted by a Catholic priest, Father there is no possibility in the mean(daughter), Master Benedict Joins touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. The Press praises, What the unimagined glories A greet fever works in the veins Puryckis, who holds the de- time of the Church of England unitJosef Patrick Gray (son), Miss B. Ryan of the Irish people-if that wonderthe Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses Of the day? Dr. gree of Doctor both of Theology and ing with anything whatsoever. (a (sister-in-law), and Mrs.. Wing that this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily demonWhat the evil that shall perish desire which seems to be unaniPhilosophy. The new Minister, Inge is right enough, of course, as The pall -bearers ful old friend). very inGovthen, strated without pain. In its ray? his co-ordinated, by be honoured mous'can been has sense who pen, the Protestant (president reunion-in Blair to J. T. Messrs. were distinOur beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are witha sight. is in Aid the dawning, tongue and victory manner, is deed, ernment in this the Apostolic of the Teachers' Union), A. T. Crothat at last out doubt the best in the world; the contour of the face and He of the word-with Aid it, hopes of honest men; scholar. thought very The Lithuanian that guished in open rued only Jones. The R. E. Naylor, and T. gan, for being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. mouth Ireland of in the Ec- See. fight Aid it, paper, aid it, type, studies long long, clerical the his made is the road of submission were ma* Wreaths and floral tributes Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly taster Aid it, for the hour is ripe: freedom is about to be clesiastical Academy in Petrograd, direction So long as many political by I have many placed on the grave less, and permanently wholesome and pure. mid for hope. to the Ca to Divine Authority. great too seems won beas treaty And our earnest must not slacken after which he proceeded a of dream Teeth not fitfriends, and a large number of letimitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. God grant that it shall come to tholic University at Fribourg, in Anglicans parties, Into play. contracting of high two At least, call and messages and on new system. my tween telegrams, be remodelled ters. ting can action, pass! STANDARD SEWING Switzerland, for his philosophical the way is fast closed. But even Men of thought and men of My workmanship is see my dentures, before going elsewhere. sympathy and condolence were reexsemists a few be his Doctor. may he took There way! where the in studies, Clear MACHINES. time personally was surely ill-advised family. my devote all bereaved because I Dean the by the ceived my best advertisement, opgreatest the degree vanish, the refuse to for would ate, his dissertation Lo! a cloud's about Madam who of venturing to call the adherents of to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where I am The many friends of gaining self-determinabeing a history of the Reformation the strongest, though not the largFrom the day: LOCK STITCH and CHAIN will be pleased to portunity my reputation. known by Godwin Marie ass ever country crumble establish this to the which tion After wrong in Lithuania. And a brazen STITCH. section of his Church "schismatCountry patients can be attended to in one day; consultaknow that, with the assistance of had the chance of winning. ment of Lithuanian independence, est, Into clay. That is a game at which half tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conher pupils, she will- give a grand But we must fight against the exand whets the first Government was ics." Anglican the in ON;. Perth Town tremists. IN me and entrust their work to me. parties North sult the at a -dozen Lo! the Right's about to conquer, concert MACHINES TWO proceeded Puryckis formed, Father it is a very Take a note of my address for reference, and call before deClear the way! Hall on Saturday, November 6th. of Church can play, andmuch-belauded Moderation must always r,e our Berlin to take up the post Dentistry in all its branches by SkilThe ciding to go elsewhere. silly game. perfect round shuttle Madam Marie Godwin is perhaps policy. With the Right shall many more to most The in a task Ambassador, Lithuanian body of that ed Assistants Enter, smiling, at the door: made. New' Shipment more widely known its private life Because moderation wins. fall which he exercised great skill and comprehensiveness stones machine Beverley, First Sunday. Month. the throw in to O'Leary, Saturday York, First Frank ridiculous of Mr. it the widow as With the giant Wrong shall makes opened. Because the Government has beThe new Foreign small. statesmanship. Besides, no just this kind broadcast. ittany others great and held who was for years headmaster of come immoderate its staunchest Inspection Invited W. BOYEALL,' us Minister is a young man, some 38 of rewith schismatic and who a School, be State can Guildford the ."hat for ages long have man it. are deserting years of age. He is an accomplish- gard to any society unless he has was for years associated with the supporters For their prey, 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). They can no longer accept the and speaks a number of either separated from it or been SEWING MACHINE FACTS many activities of the St. Vincent iniquities Men of thought and men of action, ed linguist,languages, and stupidities of Downboth modern WORTH KNOWING. European knows Dean the other charitand out-which Society Paul Clear the way! de turned The appoint. -street. and Slav dialects. We es- ingThey as those who are not scholars able self-imposed tasks. Thomsons' 20 Years' Guarantee are afraid to go on. ment has given the greatest satis- as well means If he really inci- faction in Lithuania, and there is like himself. is Proof that they Know their pecially commend music lovers to They see a little nation emerging It was in Flanders that an relatof we sub -section for of open, date Test above particular the the leave this that Stand Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. will Machines a century-long fight. from dent is said to have occurred a general feeling that the foreign his the have fellow -Anglicans can assure all those who attend a Time. They see it emerging victorious. "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," ing to Villeroi and a lieutenant of affairs of the Republic could not be "schismatical temper." the reparFurther concert work. in treat Seeing ebstrucs English They see-these the old-time Irish Brigade. placed in better hands. If you buy from a Department ticulars will be available later, and tort on their side is easy. What is Store the or them in sooner staring tionists-defeat come will trouble one of the French regiments in is for the Ultramarine goose the meantime tickets are in cir- face. Queen Elizabeth, of Belgium, re- sauce With such, machines are in THE PLACE TO GO FOR front of him begin to waver, Vilat the modest charge of 2s. And they are afraid to go on. less a suitable dressing for the later. a side line, their interest in the culation leroi in vain tried to rally them. At cently visited the Benedictine monks no only gander. and Is. The North Perth branch FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION length he turned to a young officer at Maredsous Abbey, to present to Modernist article ceasing when the cash is of the Ugly Men's Association is as"Come them a rare work of art, a superb of the O'Brien Regiment. paid. SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. sisting, and extended their patronMr. Richard Morris, M.P., for N. ANKLE EATEN BY ULCERS. here," he shouted. "See if you can chalice, in Gothic style, as a souThomsons' Continued Success age to the concert, which will be redash venir of her sojourn within the mon- Battersea, in a recent letter to the Irish your of some not infuse Machine peated at a later date in connection A Every upon Follow Depends Suffering Months' the 16 that fact the recalled "Times,", EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL and courage into these countrymen astery precincts during Holy Week Sinn Fein crusade might have been Sold by Them Giving Entire with that branch's effort to help the Sprain. of mine." The Irish officer, tearing of last year. The knob of the chalAll the Time. Satisfaction Hospital. Children's straightacted Healing. Britain Sam-Buk had Rapid obviated the into pearls, it fine threw with off his sword-belt, ice is ornamented For the last twenty-five years the and courageously towards Ireland COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. What seemed a slight mishap, led ranks of the onpressing enemy. "Now and around the base are Worked sev- ly A. annual spurts of the Christian Bro- to 15 months' suffering for Mrs. S. Morris quotes a speech to recover it," he exclaimed, and eral figures in enamel representing in 1914. Mr. Pearse, of A. Darrell, of 28 Levey-street, Chip. been have always thers' College the of leader the Patrick by Frenchmemdifferent pushing past the faltering the patron saints of CO-, LTD. circles, pendale. Sydney. great interest in athletic Until Zam-Buk DON'T FORGET THE the bers of the royal family. There is Easter Week insurgents of 1916, who men, he hurled himself into was used, her ankle was badly eaten filigree was executed after the Rising. In (The Jonas Sewing Machine People) and it is with pleasure we announre Those who also a delicately wrought ADDRESS thickest of the fray. take competitions year's that this the to referring Pearse, Mr. 1914 which defied every method to by ulcers, Fremantle, and Kalgoorlie. place on Wednesday next, the 13th. witnessed the feat were ashamed work in the shape of shamrocks, the Act, said: "If we are Perth, Zam-Buk, however, rescuof cure. BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. CORNER desert him. They followed, leading national emblem of Irealnd, which Home Rule inst., at the Trotting Grounds, Hay ed her from terrible pain and danger, time, there is a party others, and what had at one time appears on the abbot's coat -of-arms. tricked this and street East. All old boys and and made the limb perfectly strong I am one of them, looked like a certain retreat, rapidly The Belgian shield holds the place in Ireland,advise 739. Telephone welcome are College of the friends the Gael to have no and healthy. Writing recently, Mrs. became an assured victory. of honour on the base. encircled by that will to be present, and we are sure that Darrell says:with the Gall Tel Seel M. HALLION chiselled roses symbolising St. Eliza- counsel or dealings the programme to be presented will in beth, the queen's patron. "While living at Woy Woy, I had Her Ma- (the foreigner) for ever again, but Among prominent Catholics with MACHINE BREAD FACTORY, be full of interest for them from 10 the misfortune to slip and sprain missionary countries upon whom the jesty inspected the school of arts to answer them henceforward day. From that a.m. onwards on sword's the and hand strong Soon afterwards painful the my ankle. NORTH FREMANTLE. Holy Father has conferred special and crafts attached to the monaspresent indications, and from what ulcers broke out all round the ankle understand that honours is Joseph Lo, popularly styl- tery, and displayed great interest edge. Let the Gallonce in bone. and my foot s*.velled to such ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, MURRAY more there Bread Delivered to all parts of Fre- we hear, some standing Paul of in the various church ornaments, if we are cheated ed "the St. Vincent de Claremont. Cottesloe, mantle, STREET, PERTH. jumping, running, etc., are likely to an alarming extent that it was imSpeakwar Ireland." red in will be He has been created sculptures, the bookbinding and the Shanghai." We day. during the fractured be Morris adds:- Malt and Brown Bread a Specialty. possible to get my boot on. The Knight of St. Gregory the Great, embroidery in the process of execu- ing for himself, Mr. great sports committee wish the braggart. was no Supplied. Pearse Shipping eaten by the ul"Patrick my flesh holes in receive to and is the first Chinaman tion. P7oOne this cers, were so deep that I could bury success in their undertaking * this honour. At the instance of year. my fingers in them. I got no rest Bishop Reynaud, Bishop Apostolic Speaking at a recent meeting at that some men prefer is it Why friends filoirthpaaisitkiftaigvoluiz, for the burning and or day night of Eastern Che-kiang, Pope Benedict Houston, Texas, suporting the right standing in church, even when the, throbbing pain. Many remedies XIV. has also awarded the decora. and necessity of Ireland declaring an are plenty of vacant pews, and in a were tried, but time after time the tive Cross "Pro Ecclesia et Ponti- independent Republic, Judge Duff VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. tram car can rush the only avail- obstinate ulcers broke out again' she has that in general, Hie public, and to inform. them and pointed out that the Declaration of fice" to four notably zealous able seats? every bit as bad as ever. ladies-Lucy independence adopted by the Americharitable Chinese "Luckily I was persuaded to use represented Seng, Martha Tao, Catherine Tsu, can Colonies in 1776, JAMES HEATING. Zam-Buk, wonderful healer, and Sophia Seng. A striking illus- practically the exact declaration r.f WEST & GARRETT that 340 HAY.STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). which brought a decided improvetration of the universality of the principles on which the Irish RePLUMBEXPERTS, WINDIULL pronounced grew more ment. This to and Irish Suiting's. Dress Suits Our of Scotch A Special Line Church, and of the comprehensive- public is basing its right to -day ERS, ETC. each day I kept on with the balm. Specialty. ness of the information that reaches establish its independence of EngOur Specialties: Pumping En- Zam-Buk not only drew all the corthe Hcly Father from all quarters land. "I am sure all Americans Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sint on Application. gines, Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, rupt matter out of the ulcerated of the globe, is hereby given. must sympathise with the longing Pier of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. Varied Stock Door and 2nd. Large places, but it also subdued the burnTanks, Bores and Pumps. and efforts of any people to become ing pain and irritation and enabled Note the Address: The University of Oxford, which a free nation," continued the Judge. Goods, Fancy As night. me to rest and sleep at the "Ireland seeks to -day only what for some centuries has been 10 LAKESTREET, PERTH. Requirements a result of the continued treatment. Tel. A1125 home of religious conservatism, took our forefathers did when they fought and Ail the terrible ulcers began to heal a remarkable step forward recently, the British at Bunker Hill." Judge B162. Telephone from the inside with healthy flesh. when the senate passed a statute re- Duff asserted that the Irish quesAfter that it wasn't long before moving the restrictions which per- tion had been camouflaged in this BROS. FARRELL Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialentirely covered the mitted none but clergymen of the country by British propaganda as a and 'Lam-Buk hadparts Merchants Produce General Under Owner's Personal Supervision. ly Catered for. healwith strong once -diseased Anglican Church in priests' orders to religious question. "It is nothing Crushers. Corn M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. thy new skin. proceed to the degree of Doctor of of the kind," he declared -ST., FREMANTLE. HOWARD "After suffering for fully fifteen Divinity. The degree is now thrown (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) I The only Finn who Specialise in months, during three of which open to all comers, and prospective After five divisions were taken in NEW NORCIA. Grain and Salt Crushing. daren't even put my foot to the Doctors of Divinity of Oxford may the House of Commons recently, the ground, you can understand the now range from a Jesuit to a Chris- sum of £92,767,544 was voted without CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. gratitude I feel towards Zam-Buk tian Science practitioner, or even a debate its an hour. At the end of for my amazing cure." Buddhist. two hours the amount voted withTHIS! READ * * * There is nothing so reliable as out discussion was £160,149,877. In HANNAN4TREET, KALGOORLIE 'Phone 481. Zam-Buk for Eczema, blood-poison, The British Minister to the Holy a further ten minutes, £242,780,477 Terms: Forty Guineas Per Annum. eruptions. See, Count de Sallis, has conferred had been voted, the vote of £40,000,There is in our midst a curious boils, festering sores, scalp ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. bums, cuts, piles, and all skin dison Cardinal Ceernassei, late Patriarch 100 for Army services being carried type of Irishman. Best of Everything Kept. Splendid Accommodation. 1/6 or 3/6 Per ease and injuries. of Jerusalem, a British decoration by 201 to 30. The total amount Reny Ice is Bright, The voted in 17 divisions without discuspot from all chemists and stores. on behalf of his Government. Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/6; Weekly 27 BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the And the Price is Right. daetration is conferred in recogni- sion in three hours was £289,543,267. JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. . tion of Cardinal Comassei's benevoRing A8255. lent activities in the Holy Land, not The following from the "WashingHOTEL ORIENT the least of which were connected ton Herald" shows how enemies of with the British troops. The Car Ireland in London degrade the whole HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. C. H. SMITH & CO. dinal is the first non-British member cause: "Sir Edward Carson and Ea. GRAMOPHONES and PHONOGRAPHS, from £2/2/- to £70. Good Accommodation for Country of the Sacred College who has re- monn de Valera should be placed in UNDERTAKERS, OBTAIN PRICES FROM Visitors. from Si. RECORDS CYLINDER ceived a decoration at the hands of the prisoners' dock together, for beTel. B533. 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. J. MONAGHAN. the British Government. fore Heaven they are responsible for BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS, 3/6. A1231. (Day or Night) .. 'Phone the with deluging Londonderry DISC RECORDS, from 1/6 each. of blood of well-meaning fools," said The efficiency and influence SUBIACO. 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OF MR. AND MRS. D. MULCAHY. Bull's Eye Iss response to their cordial inviDiscoursing at the Melbourne tation, a large and representative Show Mr. Hughes hit the mark for gathering of ladies and gentlemen once (says the Sydney Freeman). assembled at the East Fremantle The Church Times, the organ of High Anglicanian in EnglandHe observed that there was a spirit Town Hall on Monday evening, the "Higher" than the Manchester Guardian-in its issue of July 23rd. in the land which sapped the founda- 27th. ult., to celebrate the twenty- last, had this to say in defence of Right as opposed to British Might -There was an tion, 01 .7..lergv. of Mr. and Mrs. in "governing" Ireland: anniversary fifth pos. it was "that added, he idea," Mr. Mulcahy's wedding day. As An Ulster correspondent takes us the functions of government. s,ble to reap without sowing." No- D. read: received their than and Mrs. Mulcahy to confute that, we have the hall, after to task for daring to suggest that though, "Clergy of Melbourne assembled iii where is this spirit snore visible entered as they guests Mr. which spectacle of Ireland in a state to Sir Edward Carson has set a bad the conference respectful:.;and cordial- in the Government made was adjournment an which terrified disorder, if not civil Without a harvest ly felicitate your Grace on the eighth Hughes leads. where a sumptu. example of lawlessness in Ireland. of selling the supper room,provided. except where the writ of Sinn anniversary of your consecration in sight, it is continuallyin its The ex- "In all my life," he says, "I have war, was im ous repast Fein runs. There law and order They feel proud that their illus- granaries which only exist the dein displayed taste quisite No better example ot coration of the Town Hall and sup- never met with a statement more are preserved, justice administered, trious chief has done such glonocs agination. raising be If the and truth." the people content. If Irishcould devoid of sowing without work for his adopted and for his reaping per room was eminently worthy of a volunteer force to resist the law- men can do so much without a vesnative land, and express their indig- found than the Budget and its en- the finished touch of the scenic ar- of not lawof the Crown is tige delegated ful action of authority, is it not on unreproductive outlay ormous the British action of nation at the Indeed, it charmed the hours words have ceased to be of time the absurd pretence about Militarism, of which Mr. tist. Government in interfering with the works. to the memory of other days. lessness, Another truth all in- Irishmen not being fit to govern value. that Pearce, is away liberty of their distinguished Arch Hughes' friend, Senatorwithout formalhappy jubilarians sow- While the terested in Ireland are being forced themselves were dropped? Sinn the apostle, is reaping bishop. (Signed) Dean Ilegarty." presided over the festive gather- to recognise is the power of Sinn Fein could have chosen no surer Fitting out war ly A 'cheery reply to this has been ing in excelsis. ing, yet when the appointed hour a, Fein to govern. For years we have way of making Dublin Castle appear received from his Grace. He is evi- chips at a cost of 16000 to give polirived for "the feast of reason and been asked to believe that for some ridiculous than this demonstration dently finding his enforced rest the ticians a picnic to Rabaul is also the flow of soul," by the universal occult reason Irishmen were consti- of its organising ability in the midst best possible course for his heaith reaping without sowing-the sort of of the little world around tutionally incapable of exercising of wild disorder. Under the Patronage of His Grace that could have been taken. There reaping the Nationalists are notori- consent him, the genial Mr. Walter Dwyer, the Archbishop. trips to. Ministerial partial is as yet no means of knowing when ously happily not born to blush LL.B., Languthe THE SAME JOURNAL REPLIES TO CRITICS. of Objects: The Study he will visit the Pope, nor when he to Paris, London and Geneva are unseen, assumed the pleasing duty age, Music, History, Literature, and will return to Australia. also shining examples of reaping of toast master for the memorable Again its the following issue further observation appeared as folDancing of Ireland, and the revival without sowing, for the diplomatists lows: Departure of Prior Ronan°. of the ideals of an Irish -Ireland. of the great powers are not likely to "easini Insubmitting the health of Mr. Our observations last week on said. "I have just been staying The Society MEETS NEXT MONWe are losing one of the most be moved by the twitterings of small and Mrs. Mulcahy, Mr. Dwyer exat ST. the condition of Ireland have called with an Irish solamer married to an 8 p.m., at EVENING DAY scolarly as well as of the most politicians from the Never Never the great pleasure and hon- forth strong expressions of approval Fsglish lady, and they are perfectly SCHOOL, popular priests of one PATRICK'S BOYS' Melbourne this outposts of the Empire. Politically pressed secure in their very pleasant home, or it was himself personally, to and WELLINGTON-STREET. week, when the Rev. Prior C. F. Ro- speaking, Mr. Hughes has never done and disapproval. The latter predothey know it; but the British Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies nayne, 0.C.C., leaves for Rom.. anything but reaping without sow- to all, to rejoice with Mr. and Mrs. rninate. Indeed, some of our cor- and law neither could nor would pro upon the twenty-fifth anand Juveniles, tid; Gentlemen, Is. Prior Ronayne is a brilliant young ing, and that is why he has reduced Mulcahy do not scruple to accuse tect them if the temper of the counrespondents their niversary of wedding day. The J. P. DOHENY, Hoc. Secretary. Irishman, who had a distinguished the Commonwealth to the beggarly full measure of their joy would be us of condoning the recent murders tryside changed." On July 7 the MISS N. KENNY, Asst. Secretary University career both before and condition in which it at present finds realised when one remembered that in Ireland. And all this because same writer said: "Sinn Fein is maksince joining the Carmelites. He itself. He thinks immigration their revered host and hostess we dared to state, what should be ing very rapid headway; the reason holds the degrees of D.D., MA., and might help us, but immigration will in common knowledge, that law and lies chiefly in the demonstration of that wealth of attachment and affecPERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG B.Sc., and has also done part of the likewise turn out a case of reaping for one another was as charac order prevail where Sinn Fein rules. its power to establish law and or MEN'S SOCIETY. medical course. He spent several without sowing if the stangers are tion We would further point out that der. The Simi Fein courts are Mi. them teristic of that night as on years in Adelaide, where he proved not snore useful than some of the that far off day when their young the Sinn Fein Courts of Justice arc pressing the minds of all thinking himself a keen priest in matters con- immigrants in the Nationalist lives found innocence and charm in resorted to not only by Republicans men. 504 HAY STREET, PERTH. Hardly less impressive is the lives and welfare of Ca. Cabinet. "love's young dream." (Applause.) but by Unionists and Protestants, the work of their Volunteer Police. (Under the Patronage of His Grace cerning tholics, and an able defender of for the easily understood reason that It is universally recognised that the Archbishop Clune As they well knew, than and Mr. them by way of controversy when help Mrs. Mulcahy, there were none more in them justice is administered official police can do nothing Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, the occasion arose. He came to known, highly esteemed, and promptly and damages are recover. in a private wrong. It begin Card Room, Cricket Club, HarMelbourne last year to take up the exact image of the present body, widely ed expeditiously. That all this is recognised that the Volunteers riers' Club, Debating, Musideservedly loved all by creeds and absoan position of Prior in the parish of emerges from it at death, Only yesterday a man cal and Dramatic Society. Western in Australia, very distasteful to the Irish Exe- and will. Port Melbourne, which now shows lute likeness down to the smallest classes ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. Indeed, he would go fur. cutive has been shown by many not in the least concerned with polipimple?) on (Cheers.) topsyturvy proceedings, as, for ex- tics told me that he proposed to A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CA- many signs of an awakened activity hair and dimple (-andlearn that the ther, and say that the honored We also to his labours. One feature of the cheek. THOLIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD due of Mr. and Mrs. Mulcahy ample, when recently at a race appeal to the Volunteers in the matthis is that there is in the parish a spirits are fond of alcohol and to- names BELONG TO' household words throughout meeting at which the Volunteer ter of a petty theft." On the same In this connection we hope were Full particulars on aplication to- special guild of the Sacred Heart bacco. the length and breadth of Australia. Police were keeping order the R.I.C. day, in the course of a leading arreW. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary composed entirely of returned sol- to learn from the next book of the (Cheers.) Even in the dear Old cane upon the scene, arrested the title, the Times said: "Sinn Fein has diers. With his voice, Prior Ron- velations (price, 7/6 net), where to-day, as down the cen- "police," and set free their bag of taught the Irish people a new con Land, that inthe ayne was constantly supporting ap ethereal brewery is situated: is holding her head aloft, and drunkards, swindlers, and pickpock- ception of themselves, and has ex. Society of St Vincent de Paul peals in other parishes, or else giving formation will be welcomed by turies, All this is not to say that perienced them in the dynamic powwith an eternal hope of freedom, ets. retreats to nuns. He was a writer, litany if prohibition ever becomes braving Western Australia (Ineorp ) We could storm of persecu- Sinn Fein is in itself admirable. Our er of a national will." the pitiless Finally it might be notoo, of a distinct literarj. order, and enforced. Faint now, as before, is to suggest quote a good deal more to show that the memory of Mr. and Mrs. that spiritism is really a great tion, with all proper humility that Irish- we are by no means singular in our This Society exists for the purpose contributed several book -reviews to ticed beheld benediction, Mulcahy is in it exold 70 years than if assisting worthy families and the Advocate. It can thus be seen deal more cause of their life-long devotion, men are capable of self-government recognition of what has been Emothers, including inmates of public that we are losing someone we can isted under another name thousands their imperishable fidelity to the end have shown themselves to be complished by Sinn Fein. We do institutions, in indigent circumstan- ill spare. But we must all congrat- of years since.necromancy, and sor- cradleland of the Irish race. (Loud good organisers and administrators no more now than refer to the interAs magic, other good ulate him on an appointment at the esting letter from a loyal English in most difficult circumstances. ces, and engages in time to applause. ) works. It ie governed by a Coun- Carmelite house in Rome. He leaves cery it has flourished from It is gratifying to realise that the That we are not, as some of our woman which appeared in the cil, office in Swan Chambers, Bar- by the R.M.S. Naldera on Saturday time, and in its present form is the affluence with which God has bless- correspondents suggest, alone in our Westminster Gazette on Tuesday rack -street, Perth, and nas bran next, and on Thursday is to be giv- outcome of the excessive nervous ed them leaves them unchanged and estimate of Sinn Fein, may be seen last. The writer, who bad no Irish ehes or conferences in many parishes en a complimentary conversazione strain engendered by Os- war. Py- unchangeable in their kindly disposi- in so respectable a journal as the connextions, found the Sinn Feiner: thagoras held a view of spirit -exist- tion. Their generosity and princely Times. There, on Wednesday, the so charming to live amongst that by his friends. throughout the State. ence varied by reincarnation, and The calls on its funds are many, special correspondent who is writ- she declares her village in county Conan Doyle and Spiritualism. supplementing to the name suggests a new title for hospitality are truly proverbial, and ing on Ireland under Sinn Fein Cork "a paradise on earth." and with a view During the past week the new our present visitor: the modern Py- while living in peace and charity its resources, the Society invites (In the same number a convincing item of correspondence from with all mankind, they love those Apostle thagoras. persons when making their wills to Governor-General and the early, friendships, those friends of the Rector of Wallsend, the Rev. Chas. E. Osborne, on Catholic tolremember its work. Bequests may of Spiritualism have arrived in MelBarry. Father by Reference in the South and West of Ireland also appears.) erance (Hear, Mr. and ago. hear.) long And because the latter is be made in favour of the Particu- bourne. in the fulfilment of lar Council, or any Conference of the better known than the former, and Speaking at St. John's, East Mel- Mrs. Mulcahy, edifying lives, an daily were their Rev. Society. because he promises more excite- bourne, on Sunday, the Very ment, a greater interest is taken 1,1 Father John Barry, Adm., referred example to all around them, and he Well, Mrs. Fay, in journeying were received by the esteemed jubihis coming. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to the presence in Melbourne at the (the speaker) felt the children would through this "Vale of Tears," malt- larians. Rev. Fathers Flynn, O.M.I., MRS. LARKIN their footsteps and thus ing her daily pilgrimage along life', Neville, 0.M .I ., Casey, O.M.I., Benediscoursed learnedly on the English present time of an trestle of spirit- follow Eleven as soon as he stepped off the ism. "As far as Catnolics are con be worthy of their Church, faithful rugged way, with a mighty faith, dict. 0.S.B., and O'Callaghan wereCOSTUMTERE and devoted citi- stakes the rock that she approacties presnt during the earlier portion of the Motherland, to room train, and then attended the premier- cerned," he said, "there is no (Late of Kalgoorlie). of their own dear land-Austra- once only, in the cause of God and the evening. The celebrations confootball match on the following for any hesitation as to what their zens Wishes to notify her former Clients, ship (Applause.) lia. spirthe towards humanity, and lot silver and gold. cluded with "God Save Ireland." be should also He had told us that he attitude and Ladies generally, that she is day. Rev. Father Flynn, O.M.I., in sup- flow towards her in a generous Our Holy Father will write a book about his tour, itistic problem. Opening a Business at the toast, said that not only stream, and then you go away reand we learn that his wife is of a the Pope, has given an authoritative porting 262 F ITZGERALD ST., PERTH. retiring nature, spending her time decision in the matter. An inquiry were Mr. and Mrs. Mulcahy held in warded with that look of human IRA the greatest respect and esteem by sympathy which lingers round one Satisfaction G uaranteed. in looking after household duties. He was made whether it was allowable Oblate Fathers, but they enjoy- as the angel smile of a mother's love. has also been entertained to lunch to take part in any spiritistic corn- the or manifestations even ed the appreciation and friendship (Loud laughter and applause.) League, and by British Empire munications the and the M. J. O'KEEFE he is staying at the Grand Hotel. We of an unfraudulent or reverential of his Grace the Archbishop (Cheers.) Messrs. M. Byrneand C. E. Banby interrogating clergy of the Archdiocese. Almost World-Famous, BUTCHER, are pulled up with a shock when we nature, either Mr. and Mrs. was only as it should be, for nan also congratulated that and foremost Sir A. 'souls' or spirits, or by listening to This learn first D. Mulcahy upon the celebration of and Mrs. Mulcahy were worthy their 346 CARKST., LEEDERVILLE. their answers, or as a simple spec Mr. which the and which Men of all Conan Doyle is a spiritualist. silver jubilee, after of the Catholic Church; Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb His first lecture in Melbourne was tutor tacitly or expressly protesting children was drunk to musical honours. imitated in their home life to toast always on hand. Corned Beef and crowded, and according to reports that he wishes to have nothing to do they edification rising to upon who, Mr. Mulcahy, Professions of their family, the An un- the Small Goods a Specialty. All Meat it consisted of bold assertions: -Un- with the malign spirits. received an ovation, ex Home at Nazareth; and respond kept in Cool Storage on the Pro- questionably the so-called 'dead' qualified negative was given. The humblegenerosity of the appreciation his deep pressed was proverbial to their mises. Clergymen, Solicitors, 'live'; ' know what I say is true'; question of spiritism then is decided Dwyer, Father deserving cause, notably to kindnessandofhis Mr. Telephone, A3297. 'We have received information 'n (or Catholics, and they should ab- every other old friends. He Journalists, Editors, advancement of their holy Faith Flynn, were he human the most incontrovertible form from stain from attending seances or the less than be would liberation of their Mother- not visibly affected at the all too Commercial Business the departed";_ "Without doubt a meetings where the science of the and the In (Cheers.) the seas. beyond land or practisgreat force is flowing out upon the occult is either preached expressions regarding Mrs. Men and Women wishing them long life and happi- generous speakworld." All this is Conan Doyle's ed.Indeed, himself. and Mulcahy ness, he desired to associate herein a ing on his own account, and with a throughout Australia. A.C.T.11. Pamphlets. own view of spiritistic phenomena. Mulof Mrs. name, that venerable Catholics are quite willing to berememberance of his shortcomings, to The scarcity of paper has had seri cahy's revered mother, Mrs. Fay, to he hoped God would forgive them is the testimony lieve him to the extent of admitting Mr. work of the whom the Oblate Fathers and the HERS Clements Tonic. Ltd. from who the existence of another world. But ous effects upon the Truth all but a pardon. KALGOORLIE Society, Catholic people generally, owed a for what was after DAVID IEDELSTEN. J.P.. nature. human Sergeant Conan Doyle gives further explana- Australasian Catholic in able frailty First-class was years for occa- debt of gratitude for her labours for P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. tions arising from its existence that and the high prices thereby to-night Mrs. of Detectives. Victoria, and who (Ap- (Laughter.) However, were, balanced by the Church in Fremantle. enjoyed a long and honorable career notwithGood Accommodation for Travellers. are not nearly so reasonable as Ca- sioned have not been subscriptions. Mulcahy and himself in the southern State:of annual plause.) O'Dea's, tholic beliefs. For, in an interview, the receipt the Mr. friend, his old standing been endorshas heartily executive O'Dea, in Mr. M. "Warrington, Therefore, silver he declared that the next life is their celebrating misgivings, St. Mark's lied., Raw/wick. each and price of of Mr. Dwyer the the sentiments ing one of purification; "there forced to raise twopence. twenty-fifth anniversary TONIC LTD. This is Father Flynn, felt bound to add jubilee, the BRYANT & WATERS wholly CLEMENTS Mulis no hell." Mrs. This is a fatalistic doc. pamphlet to day, and 16 that having looked upon that gather- of their wedding fixed originality price the the past two years twice During trine, which besides derogating from proud and de80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH. is still only the ing so full of life and youth and cahy and he were I have been a patient sufferer so many the majesty of God, is a standing years ago, but it stamp. by to be surrounded lighted The value, freshness, he must honestly confess of nerves and general debilWOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. invitation to men of evil character price of a postage memorable occamore than that Mr. and Mrs. Mulcahy bore old friends on theMr. ity, which became so acute had to indulge their passions. The de- however, is considerably, Dwyer (Cheers.) Orders Promptly Attended to. of stamps that my health was seriously away the palm, so much so indeed, sion. to loyalty finite anti-Christian nature of the in the case to their referred is- that he almost imagined his old kindly been just have impaired. pamphlets Four Tel. A3938. of friends spiritualistic cult was not covered up the friendships, early those wide a wedtheir should have I was ordered to the cialp. celebrating which friends were at all. "Give up 'beliefs'," said sued, Well, what else would is upon the ding day, instead of happily com- long ago. One appeal try and prescribed medicines, popular and Conan Doyle, "through Mulcahy DOUBLE. knowledge Dan of THE WINNING a you expect from in plenty of out -door exerfar off event of above-Spiritism, with that spoken subject memorating spiritualism we shall give up the his wife than a wealth of affection UNION BEER cise, but these instructions by Father George unique manner on the occasion of and foolish habit of looking back 2,000 and it is written regard for those dear old friends worthless. U.SA. and proved priest in (Laughter Paulist jubilee. Searle, a their silver M. AND a genyears for religious guidance." whom they had known for Instead of my health imis a comprehen- applause. For Catholics this last sentence A notable feature which (Loud apin Australia. UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. proving, it seemed to get is useful Mr. Dowling, as a Fremantle resi- eration is said should be sufficient to show them sive bibliography, himself least About plause.) worse, until I met a friend any who wish to give a serious dent, was delighted to give the hall soonest mended; but with Mrs. Multhat spiritualism constitutes a dan- for of mine who recommended Another mark of approval to the words that to tte subject. to be ger to their religion. truth afford To us it study can with cahy he MOANA CAFE me to try Clements Tonic, speech by had just fallen from the lips of Mr. a seems more reasonable to trust a pamphlet contains To him she has which I am thankful to say ap- O'Dea, for to him (the speaker) Mr. more generous. upon the Mannix Archbishop HAY -STREET, PERTH. Faith 2,000 years old than one-so plication of the Ne Ternere decree, and Mrs. Mulcahy were the self- been a loving wife, a faithful comI did, and after taking it I For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. Conan Doyle says elsewhere-only 70 as well as the text of the -decree, as same enthralling personalities as panion, a devoted mother to her thoroughly regained my good years of age; and to venerate a reabove all, they never and children, health. 1907. VII. in well nigh Pius them knew by Pope first when he ligion born among the most ancient issued union happy that once regretted Clements Tonic is the best G. F. YEATES two pamphlets from twenty golden years ago. (Cheers.) made five and twenty years ago. nations rather than one "manufac- There are also medicine I have ever used. Vin- Mr. Dowling then went on to pay' a Father Dominican, gifted the tured in U.S.A." past, they in the As (Applause.) Optician, have held the position of I Adelaide. of warm tribute to the life and labours would endeavour to give good exOf course it would be foolish to cent McEvoy, B.A., First-class Sergeant of DeIndulgences and of Mr. and Mrs. Mulcahy, both at ample 87 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. hurl too much abuse at spiritualism, They deal with -to their family, and trusted tectives in Victoria for many present In the listened He had the Rosary. ahroad. with Home and for it does aid us in combatting ma(Opposite Town Hall). would grow up with a great atyears, and speak with some with pleasurable satisfaction to the they terialism. their Orestes Brownson, the month of October, the appearance authority upon the benefits fitting. kindly and appropriate reference tachment to their oldChurch, great American convert, held the of the latter is particularly the Ireland, and poor that would result from the country, J. C. -F. the life's to Father Flynn made by view that it was God's purpose in of their judicious use of this great "SHAMROCK" Motherland downtrodden He was but work of Mrs. Fay. allowing spiritism to flourish that medicine. (Loud cheers.) TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, voicing the sentiments of ell when race. I am, Sirs, materialism should be Shown to be by expresMulcahy concluded Mr. he said that she graced the gather. sing his wife's appreciation and his WELLINGTON -STREET, PERTH. in error, even by people not wedded G. F. H. COSTELLO DAVID EDELSTEIN, J.P." dignity all the with night that ing 41. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. to a fixed religious belief. Many made the references own for grateful Byers Road, Midland Junction. was well As matron. a Roman of Take Clements Tonic Maw withit people hold that most of the ''efMrs. Mulcahy's mother, Mrs. Fay. Painter and House Renovator When you get known to the many, Father Cox, toMr. you to -night. fects" that go with spiritism--auto. All J. Monaghan, in proposing the Alterations, you get good health too. of Repairs, to -day Classes memory, SAVOY HOTEL saintly All of O.M.I., matic writing, direct voices, photo. of Mrs. Fay's health. said some Chemists and Stores sell itestrert and Renovations Satisfactorily Bishop of Kimberley and the Trans- toast The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury graphy and absolute materialisation out the Commoswealtli friends, quite unintentionof his old Executed. Mrs. Fay consider wont to was vaal. and Refinement. (signs, according to Conan Doyle, of course, had "stolen his thunA Trial Solicited. as a "golden mile" whom a compas- ally clement* Tonic Lid., Raoslie that "the departed are trying by Tariff. 12s 65 per day; £4 4s per in forestalling him with their sionate Providence set down upon der," every Conceivable means to convey week. kind and golden words regarding the vineof portion favoured this he Well, Mrs. (Laughter., Accommodation may be reserved by knowledge to us")-are the result of Fay. and (Laughter Lord. the yard of fraud or illusion. HOTEL PERTH A good deal of add that the good wire or letter. She was a Moses of the would only cheers.) fraud has been proved, and conjurof such an eminently worthy J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. J. J. RYAN, Proprietor. THE PALACE HOTEL modern Israel to our people. Nay, mother ers can produce illusions, but there as daughter Mrs. Mulcahy, richly he! that greater more, she was even This Hotel is noted for its is overwhelming evidence that unSt. George's Terrace, Perth. W.A. and any further And why? Well, they deserved them allwould (Laughter.) LODGINGS FOR CATHOLIC seen powers are at work in "seencee." Purity of Drinks. in a be but an from him ThePALACE is situated were all familiar with the Bible words Cleanliness and Civility. BUSINESS GIRLS OR VISITORS The point then emerges that or con. endeavour to paint the lily charming position, close to most in story of Moses and the Israelite and Houses, the rose beauty on FROM COUNTRY, AT 11 IRWIN- no one can be sure of the identity fer an Commercial additional Banks and their wanderings through the desert. (Cheers.) The Excellencies of all Purities of these unseen powers. They may Theatres, and is largely patronised STREET, PERTH. During one of these journeying, Gra and Farmers appear to be, or through mediums, Embodied in was then Mrs. Fay principal of the The health by in then, the Israelites were loud may claim to be, the spirits of dewith the customary hon- eters in the State. UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. MOIR'S CHAMBERS. their lamentations as they were fain. submitted, parted friends. But, if so, it is after which Mr. James Healy MODERATE TARIFF. The Supper Dish. ielsing from thirst. At length, Moses ors, MOTOR CAR PAINTING. strange that until seventy years ago responded in appropriate terms on seas inspired to amrk a miracle on J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. spirits were never able to comApproaching a bar- Mrs. Fay's behalf. HARRY McCARTHY such behalf. their Telephone A1428 municate with living people, and it Mr. 3. C. Brennan submited the ren rock in the desert, yet dcrubting toast T. P. HERBERT is also strange that the revelations 195 PIER-STREET. the Children, and Rt, that power Would be given him from Fatherof Gerald an old O'Callaghan, Family Grocer and Provision HOTEL with PRACTICAL COACH PAINTER. of different spirits regarding condithe rock QUEALY'S he struck high, on tions in the next life do not tally Merchant. Im- friend of the family, responded in a s Rod, but all in vain. Established Over 20 Years. Hall, KAL000RLIE. with each other. And any way, 398 ROREBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. Aaron of his fault, happy vein, after which dancing was Next Town repenting mediately their revelations so far have hardly Excellent Accommodation. the indulged in until the wee small hours (Near Nicholson -Road) however, Moses again struck Every Requirement in Printing. been worth knowing. It is only mildthis time a copious to the delightful accoonsaniment of UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. Goods carefully packed. Families rock, when rs Millers orchestra. and forth, Tickets, Programmes. 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The Homecoming Recently he began to fail, and was Charleville at an inmate of the local hospitalborn the time of his death. He was Wilt the Irish Weekly IndepenSaid MANNIX'S DR. THE HOME OF IMO Me in the village of Bottle, in 29. AND DE VALERA'S BOYHOOD. dent of August 14:shire (England e on September -coming of the Archfes the home well The 1818, and remembered spiritual trA a is Some Memories. bishop of Melbourne tivities in connection with the corowhich is altogether independIL*11111.:1 nation of Queen Victoria in 1837. In North-east Cork, near the Lim- fact his route the ent of the diversion from Charleville, stands border, erick by the Brit110-791"111111.111111111Mmaillit The recent monthly meeting of Home-town of Dr. Mannix. It saw forced upon his Grace was many stormy days in the years of ish Government with the help of Society the Irish National He is at home in our A good pro- the Fenian Rising, and during the its navy. splendidly attended. Had he landed at Cove of for militarism must gramme of Irish songs and dan,.ea Land Agitation: and later on dtrini hearts. millions about of Narnbour heart land in the very of Par &ands ha-, found an inThe feawould chief Ireland boai-d. The Q U EENSLAND. the by go Split.' was contributed. the years of the "O'Brienite The petfor a resident priest or a c,,,i.inunity life are running out, and ture was a very interesting and ef- ii the ranks of the late eNationaVst spiration in his presence. The property cost £1700. liamentary Government of nuns. imperial a compulsory loan fective lecture by Rev. F. Connell, an at of tiness attempt any 'Utica] p a..es,ae St. Lea's University College celewith intention his was flooded it Party, signified has Grace to a genColHis a in the inspiration near that too It held wrought be was has will Out." Will bration dinner resident for wastage S.J., entitled "Truth and much partisan bitterMy he Had It was of placing one or sotwo intensity. -heat for opportunists like was divided into two portions, the eloquence white election it go eral Ca Ireland lege Hall on. the 28th ult. in the towns that As ness. Narnbour, func- priests in jingo crowd. The purse first dealing with the slanders on is of comparatively recent origin, landed at Cove, we should have wel. an interesting and enjoyable the of the district might have the present of pretholics pub dignitary' a were the as 50 and him and tighter, calum40 with corned be pulled tion. Between Ireland and the second having been founded by Roger, first more facilities for carrying out their must Irish Bayard, sans peur lic debts reduced considerably. sent, and the Church, the University nies on Catholics and sectarianism. Earl of Orrery and Lord-President Church, an repre- religious duties. and the Students were well A very effective portion of the lec- of Munster, in the year 1881, and et sans reproche. Cabinet, wilting N.S.W. Rev. English Very the the in But false Mr. Justice Wade, ture was the exposure of the sented. The Rector (the named in honour of Charles II. Sit great of the NEW SOUTH WALES. having on Supreme Court, on an application and blasphemous "Jesuit oath," pub- uated on the old mail -coach road under the candour Father Barry1 presided, Archbishop, prevaricate fright, Rev. took the to ProArchbishop, Corpus the the Habeas by had Grace a for it once lished in a pamphlet Limerick, to his right His Cork from home, illness, at land to severe a for him and ViceChancellor Ater a long Mother of the Temple Retreat testant Federation. and on his left the(the a population of 4,766 inhabitants; ed, forbade have been a warm Hon. A. J. the Rev. Father P. Kenny, one of girl who was placed there under her of the University but being mainly in the heart of an and what would became an imperff His Grace the the beloved priests of the Archdiocharge, refused to order the girl to The executors of the will of the agricultural country, without any Gaelic greeting Thyneil, M.L.A./. to episode in the to peacefully golden cese of Sydney, passed handed over to the aunt that late Dr. T. A. Hynes, of Henley industries or manufactures, the old ishable and nation, and Archbishop paid a high tribute last be formidable a under Thursday ed a on Judge converted Univen The roiliest°s cement reward The history is custody. probate. for eternal her "Durabei.torr Queensland his applied reduethe have claimed to -day of has Beach, the work tale of Emigration Some politics. world his speech in Lewisham Private Hospital, fora gave as his reason that the girl. br- gross este to is sworn not to exceed ed enormous hydraulic pressure into sheets for ceilPAN population to less than 2,000. factoragoin Mr. city, and in the course of suggestions Lloyd George boasted of Holy Church. ing over 18, was quite capable of de- in value £44,480. ings, roefingalat,s, and exterior and interior walls After leaving Its its Main St. to-day is one of the long- time offered some practical A good deal fled by the rites saw and at ciding for herself. But Wade, late in polito learn born nothing is most moderate. If .-nu err. hancly with was had that freight to he compact priest that Isis It bequests deceased and with The charities £1,000 to in the country, widest and to the Government. est poli mem/ another 64 lump sum his can no a yourself, you behold! Longford, hammer and been County which strategy, Ballymacormack, in rfor North Sydney, buildings; its tical strategy is as a straw before his staff, who had been with him for many substantial your c,.11 or,rznal artlette Ideas into the bUthitug rem. ftect. Berns ireaed of fault, said His Grace, had He corn - member for Ireland, 53 years ago. which s'rreker to tical the fire rick beims wen,. support Home, bequeathed buading reduce of Waitara testator bebto.. lack the their the situated years, of tatirti. is hest many the with among are found For Dr. at All Wade refused to pay a visit while the remainder of his estate to his schools in heating and cooling device". nation. urr..er. there i.ler expen.e cool The University did pleted his theological studiesordainel girls' various the breath of avoice and beauty. Minster-the in rriodern-neLe the University. kind strength. eaonomy, for makes Ireland. of -Dumbest. the was and is roofs, for the district, although brother, sister, nieces and nephews. schols under the Sisters of Mercy, Mannix Hallows College, and not consist of walls, did Illustrated Booklet and Prices on request. Lloyd Mr. The same member world its work priest in the year 1893. repeatedly asked to do so by nonA University rooms. the National School on the Limerick Before the have blotted and year he volunteered for missionary Catholics who knew the work of the Rev. Father J. Fu,ost, M.S.II., who Road, and the Christian Brothers George and his Cabinet largely independently of these, England of and Wales, prestige PERT H work in New South home, said in the case recently, that has been stationed in the Northern School in the Main Street, attracting out the moral Lord Street to -day they had here in the ofFaculthe arived in Sydney. with Because, with the incomparable au-ties 1,;:Uiqg Chairs some British shortly afterwards first stationed at the poor Rev. Mother of Temple Territory, is now doing duty Hind - pupils from even the local towns. thority of a Catholic Bishop, he was the costs of the Habeas the Sacred Heart Fathers at foundpay must Schools" "Charter were most brilliant men in the had not Father Kenny There they spoke the truth about Ireland, St. Francis (then at the Haymarket) Corpus application, into which she marsh. Although they Empire. ed there "in the old days," but need- have sent destroyers to prevent him Sydney, and later was transferred to Port was dragged by the bigotry of some the buildings they had in they less to say their halls are silent now from visiting his home. A naval had Macquarie (North Coast) and later of the girl's relatives! There's will of the late Miss if ever indeed they were filled. the Under Melbourne, and Adelaide, the something very shaky about Wade's Mary Donnellan. who died in Norarmed with documents from to Cobargo and Pambula. In zeal a staff equal to any University in "By charter," too, as Lewis's "Top officer, Supreme British with of the of Chief 1919, the lack laboured 26, The latter parish he wood (S.A.) on September justice. the Commonwealth. ographical Dictionary of Ireland, VIskA).e.A.AniksitelkIftelit4e1OcIfktfinik.59cliktcktii:IftelOclOr Itfacready, put the great for thirteen years, during which the St. Vincent de Paul Orphanage 1837," has it, "a grant was made in Staff, and Sir Nevil money was, of course, no shoulArchbishop's the to the on of hand himself Orlack final his his Joseph's endeared passed St. he the was Gwynne Roger, period Dr. Frank II. to (Goodwood), Charles of drawback. There 23rd. the his a prisoner, virtually Catholic and, here in whole of the community, When at phanage (Largs Bay), and the Little Earl of Orrery, erecting his lands (at der, examination last week. material, because they had brainiest was brought to a port in 41 and Protestant. After the death of Riverview and the University Dr. Sisters of the Poor (Glen Osmond) into a manor, and the Grace Queensland some of the When he landed he wall Seale the Rev. Father Condon at Campsie Gwynne, besides his scholastic work, have each received from the execu- Charleville) a free borough, nod Cornwall. made was il boys and girls in the Empire. town 1(z. deteccharge the NEW NORCIA to the fore in the football tor, Mr. F. B. Keogh, a cheque for the inhabitants were incorporated accompanied by an English of their most brilliant boys were Father Kenny accepted empire for was well resources of The departure lls tive. His £496 because his of parish. a total It> representing or 'Sovthe world, 5d, the Sydney, of 10s of rowing to and 2165 the designations still going under one thus treat to upon suburban called new were 41 Faculty institutions. The 3d between the three the the comparatively State on several occasions. had not Bailiffs, and Burgesses of the of the hierarchy of a Church which they Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph Queens - parish near Sydney was received young medico is a son of Mr. James In addition, the deceased lady left ereign The charin the of Charleville." of Englishmen even recog ii : would with extreme regret by the Para- Gwynne, of Newcastle. Dr. Gwynne a bequest of £100 to the Jesuit Borough versity-and they had upon the corporation fair-minded Ian conferred ter civiliof citadel ago. rockbuilt the it years as two nise niera for the Education of Young Ladies received his early education, prior Fathers, Norwood. con . ,A to go until they should bula people. About the privilege of returning two which by the battered world in a Joseph's, St. at sation Mass the Sisthey serving while from to Riverview, necessary to going Parliament, was Irish here. It hers to the Ke. by the war. to Belmore, Father Kenny was taken ters of Mercy, Hamilton. till the evil passions let looseHer TASMANIA. For Ferther Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR give the young men who went was regularly exercised leaden 41 pity England. suddenly ill. Loving hands cared their University every ofopportunity Union, when the borough was die - We X> them. He: to guide the to beacon no Uniconveyed have a was service all he and new public him for proposed awarded VICTOR/A. The 4.g of availing themselves franchised, and the £15,000 got scho- Lewisham Hospital, where the beet have not been too fay as compensation (!) was paid in me- statesmen are aaraid of our Archregulations versity could offer. Many pay their of nursing and medical skill were says the Hobart ieties to the Earls of Shannon and bishop. larships, but others had to handicap In the course of his appeal in St. ourably received, (Note: England's freebooters in placed at his disposal. With cheer- Francis The financial How like so many other own way. Church, Melbourne, in aid correspondent of the Catholic Press. Cork." hands on this ful resignation he suffered, and wes of the Foundling Home, Broad. They provide that entrance to the "transactions" of the time --and Ireland laid violent of the University itself was as nothwhen paper, which has been very God Irish to his by to meet gained be may compared happy quite division clerical Government ing to the Very Rev. Father J. since! pecultai the meadows, their against feaoutspoken interesting boys An years' six in the came. the financial handicap to suggest- the call Other times, other men: and Kindelan, 0.C.C., paid a warm tri- returned soldiers with practices, confiscated the issue, and who later or those ture of the life of the Rev. Father H. years the men and women struggling to succeed. He bute to the Sisters of St. Joseph, clerical aexperience, of its servants.) several among arrested popularity who his A.I.F., was the the a boy in P. Kenny of commission characters "youthful" ed that in the case When who, he said, were engaged in a gained pass whose was brilliant not getting a scholar- the non-Catholic community. He eulogis- and by returned soldiers whoJunior schools of Charleville had the honCampsie four noble work of charity. ship, the Government should ad- leaving Pambula for our of moulding, included a long line of St. Francis', Father the prescribed examination. the pastor ed enterwas Kenny get to Father also may ago, boys vance a sum of money sufficient In years of names illustrious in the Convent, To-day a message goes out who had decided to hand and senior public RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. tained by the Protestant people and Quitter, to the clerical division, Church, and State, in various corn- from their old home -town and from enable him to go for his course. over his silver jubilee testimonial to appointment trigifts-a valuable cornwith the attend pass who who presented boys as youths as well of the word, where the wander- the heart of Ireland to her famous the South, many ers in aid of which Home, Founding the as deserved, well was work is anticiIt bute which OHAS. Z. GOSDEN, ed the Universities had to ing Gael has found even a tempor- children. Every Irish hill and winraised some £2,000 in the petitive examination. DANIEL MULCAHY, Father Kenny was ever ready arid he had will be no chance ary resting place. The Christian dow in Munster sends its greeting, very hard during recess to accumuThe Victorian pated that there eight years. Manager, the willing to help his Protestant friends past Proprietor. for junior or senior public boys or Brothers' School especially-which and Cove's pinnacle of Christian late funds to carry them on inthink to a re in response Government, parishioners. examination boys, with recently celebrated its great Jubilee glory sends its welcome to the noble coming year. But he did not for as he was his own quest for help to enable the Sisters competitive for returned many R.I.P. coach channels to a of so easy be many training air an early is should the There has given a student of St. Joseph to continue their work to thence Archbishop. others during his holidays, forshatIrish youths, whose footsteps or around the old forts by St. Joseph's Foundling Home, soldiers to pass through. Fen expectancy Letters have been received from at of his knowledge the over -work doing Journeyed to the Seminariesto Maythe Maigue and the old "House Col- Broadrneadows, which is Manly of Brauer, the God, Father Rev. and students. of Launceston, many people of The Thurles, or inoy or Cork and about the farmtered the health Kings," State. has increased the New Hospit®I the for much the Grace his accompanied la who to lege, thence State generally, were enlightened among Rome-and Road and Limerick nooth They should not begrudge to any the to £1,000. by grant house annual the Ireland. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. of Sydney to for Archbishop lecof who fame SUBIA00. McNally, by Father the it aptitude cently and but an name is on, showed the who Curfew spread boy trees. Stations. takes a gloomy view of the Irish to a crowded the Gael in their illustrious missions the Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway 11. study the money that would take He cannot kill the heart and mind of Chaplain Major Father J. J. Ken. tured upon Sinn Fein Medical Advisers. situation, and says the country is and sympathetic audience. "Thank to the ends of the civilised and un- the "watchers" in Munster and in all Patients may Select their own ROOMS him through his course, because AVAILABLE. over the treatment nedy, D.S.O., of Bendigo, lectured excited PRIVATE was greatly to put woman Dr. Mannix sent us and God, who MODERATE. man "Vigil" the TERMS earth. will educated . When every to a crowded audience at St. Pat our views straight before the peer civilised is Erin, too. For Terms Apply is There of Archbishop Mannix. The Archspot No wonder that little OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. an asset to the country. recently on end? re- bishop and Fr. Brauer leave for rick's Hall, Ballarat, Rev. Mother. plc," said Father McNally, who is proud to -day, for among the names P. F. D. were openings in Queensland forelseof Oc "Ireland and her Aspirations." middle Cape) the (via Hospital at home Wil"little "History's of exist afraid on Equipped not not did evidently Splendidly a that stand search work which The Sisters also conduct Sydney said, "Long live the Walls" at the moment are two past Kalgoorlie, There were channels of teber, and expect to he in where. A well known and respected resi. lie," since he of by - for Christmas. wish was and his Irish Republic," Archbishop Mannix, LET TO pupils-Dr. ROOMS the work which could be reached in dent of Whoronthy district, the that shook Melbourne, and Eamonn de Valera- FIRSZOLASS At Queensland boys rf they hadwould McCurran received with applause At the opening of the new church person of Mr. Thomas they The "Mercury" gave typically illustriou of Ireland and proper equipment, and boys 26 IRWIN-STREET. Moynagh, passed away recently at Wangarrat- the building.to the Monsignor by Lithgow at the in as it pro- the Irish and all that they hold matter, any prominence as .well do it as He was The ta, at the age of 76 years. Terms Moderate to Permanent V.G., over £650 was collected. bably thought Billy Hughes would dear-faith and fatherland. Ireland, world. When they knew they were Armagh. County native of is a so far church new Lodgers. own cost of the see it, and say, "Damn the RepubIt may have been just a coincidworking for the benefit of their their When completed the church and came to Australia in 1855. He lic, and not the profiteer." £5000. MRS. O'BYRNE, Proprietress. ence, though some see in it the un country, they would devote is survived by his widow and fifteen more zest. will be one of the finest country for a more suitwhat of hand erring eleven sons and energy to it with muchfavour children-four The of a churches in the Archdiocese. NEW ZEALAND, able name men call Fate, that these Two of the daughters He was, therefore, in could be ad- completion of the original design will daughters. two noble sons of Erin, whose boyscheme whereby money are nuns in the Brigidine Convent, in the cost about £13,000. Speaking to a reporter (says the hood's footsteps brought them up and the other vanced to assist students Wangaratta, one at Thurssuggestions of Wellington, Other Post, out. Evening the same "Limerick Road," to the One son was killed in way pointed apThe sad death of Mr. Fred Blake- at Mentone. day, September 16), with reference same school at Charleville, whose of a practical nature were loudly ney, son of the late Mr. J. Blake- action-R.I.P. the of amendment proposed the lives seemingly "drifted apart" in to GERALD V. P McCARTHY, plauded. Telephone, 8 Amadei*. ney (former editor of the Freeman's is The Victorian Racing Club has Marriage Act, the Rev. H. Van Stay- after years (De Valera, of course, Proprietor, Journal"), took place after a short Wellington, Mannix, however) in Dr. Rabbi than our Jewish younger all eren, in of the Vic disposal kings placed at the -street, nor Kara "Nor slaves illness at his residence. expressed the attitude of the each to its set and accustomed task ranks Randwick, on Thursday of torian Education Department a sum thus South of we headline the community: "Wherever -should have placed at the age of 36 years. De- of money that will enable 32 schol- Jewish Shall evermore be found; Nation" across the play last week, 1921. are we acknowledge the laws of the "Ireland a Elsewhere the knaves may ceased was an ex-student of the arships to be awarded during years. land that gives us shelter, and I world's copy -book from Melbourne their pranks, Marist Brothers' High School, St and each of the following six make any state and the Southern Cross to the Goldto propose don't for the will be ape groundThe scholarships keen holy his is where this Cathedral, But and Francisco, The law of the land of our en Gates of San my friend:, Mary's plication to study and his genial children of soldiers who died on ac ment. But this is holy ground, is won, and will adoption is our law. Our law dis- thence again ring back a lofty and Where Freedom's cause shall disposition made him a general fa- tive service with the A.I.F., of the dignified defiance to the puny tin law that the make says tinctly with an years four priests Blakeprovide them for Mr. and Subsequently vourite. Where kings is our law, and comes first. voiced bigots of Insular Belfast and amends ney took up the profession of an allowance of £10 a year, and in spe- country For have nothing to say about the Carnarvon-cum Westminster! For all the wrongs they've done." countancy, in which he displayed cial cases, up to £50 for maintenance We amendment to the the "mind" of the Gael is in itself a Top floor, W.A. Chambers, proposed the scholarships The a wicluai and travelling. He leaves ability. marked no by to set abide wants must that We mind, "free" the Act. in CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, Z.P. four young children to mourn are open to pupils of registered Marriage The above extract appeared laws of the country in which boundary to the onward march of WARE, Etc. September. and the loss of a loving husband and schools, as well as those of State the Brisbane Worker of 23rd conits beloved to less a secondary is nation-much any live-religion Cathowe Perth the Terrace, schools. To be quite candid (says GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET own! If there be bounds to that St. George's we con. father. R.I.P. sideration in matters of State." e Advocate in comment) who and FRUIT SETS. SETS, "mind" at all they lie on the ends of STOTT & HOARE. Proprietors. pubState Parliament In celebration of the deliverance The Victorian eider the longeared knaveworse than Sister Laurencia, Provincial of the the earth itself. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. of the Allies of Syria was formally dissolved on the 30th. hands the lished it a darned sight at up has improved came de Valera As Eamonn ground" from the oppression of the tyrannical ult. During the session 34 bills Sisters of St. Joseph, and is on a the author. What "holy TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. Bruree to the three miles from be were The State Premier in health considerably, the Syrian Marounite Pro- were passed. or "Freedom" would thereWho SUCCESS in Business Charleville-for he spent his boywas Turk, Association of Australia, repre- (Mr. Lawson) will deliver his policy fair way to recovery. it not for the priests? of Freedom's gress hood in Bruree-"the house of the The date 70 per cent, of the Syrian speech at Castlemaine. the greatest antagonist comes from TRAINING Sister M. Ligouri, of the Sacred Kings" --did he ever think how in the Con. senting held a thanksgiving Mass of the elections has been fixed for Heart cause in Australia during Order, passed peacefully away after years his name and that of the mind population, Thursday). inst. (next 21st. the Elizabeth Church, script' aa madness? We don't Maroun's St. at Convent, Re- now famous Archbishop of Mee Heart Sacred the at similar and the of a session kings be short preis to There about in the what itiltald Redfern, recently, Solemn bourne, would ring for Ireland's muera, on September 7. man, Ir- street, We Coach inparasites, but every decent sence of the Consul-General for new Parliament early in November. Requiem Mass was celebrated in the cause over land and over sea? For, TYPEWRITING, respective of religion, should athisleast France, the Lord Mayor of Sydney, following down the Limerick Road, too, about SHORTHAND, the on Chapel life Convent and W. S.J., devotes Finn, Revs. D. who After The _eapect a man representative citizens. BOOKKEEPING, Commercial for the repose of her soul.- a mile from the town, is the home and who, and -General officially Keane, S.J., recent arrivals from Eu- day All Consul eee, e the service of the people the Mass comENGLISH, Etc., of Dr. Mannix-just a quiet a never-endat Loyola, R.I.P. -till death, is engaged in and the new flag of Lebanon over rope, have taken up duty fortable country farm -house, of the Business Subjects. wrongs. hoisted ing war against wrong, tower. Subsequently a Sydney, and Xavier College, Kew church the in %There, class. farmer well-to-do wherever found and by whosoever reception was held in St. Maroun's respectively. . the quiet of God's countryside A certain section of Hall; and in the evening the Consul committed. Our Special FULL BUSINESS "Young Dan" worked and studieddeveThe Rev. Father Joyce has been to fully qualthe Labour Party seem to have General presided at a banquet at In Wafer for old folks may be pardoned who COURSE guarantees Bolltng to almost of Flemington from transferred loped a disgusting facility for jeerParis House. refer to him as such; but old people ify in ONE YEAR. Brunswick. ing at priests and what they are recall will and be reminiscent, will pleased to term e'priestcraft."the Let Speaking to a Sydney friend reevery trick of speech, or character. life The Very Rev. W. J. Lockington, them imitate, if they can, incently, John McCormack, the disistic action of the schoolboy as they 191PORTANT.-We are having of the priest, and, if possible, excel tinguished tenor, said "I may some S.J.,is returning from America in March for knew him. He was always studi- stalled, to be ready experience of the as. Sonoma, and is expected in Aphim in virtue, sooriety, and tinsel. bitter the Receiving forget day ous, quiet, thoughtful, deep -minded. (1920), a Lone Range fishness before throwing mud. We the past few months in Australia, Melbourne early next month. My own youthful impressions of Dr. paratus of tee most modern type taught venture to think that in such condiforget some of the Mannix-I was myself a Charleville Valve and Crystal Receiver,Students he but I can never in died LL.B., Early, James to Mr. have sung I tions very little filth would Per audiences wonderful schoolboy when he was already fam- by Expert -Instructors. been -rakers. He had recently. Melbourne in thrown by the muck Hall." Town Certificate Sydney the at Made Operator's cold, digfor of a in Maynooth-was qualify ous in ill -health for some time, but his haps some of our Catholic Demonified, "gentlemanly" type of priest 12 Months. crate could bring about a wholesome Father P. J. Sheehy, of death was unexpected. Deceased Rev. The than aloof kept more who --one have sure they e' reform. We are of St. Patrick's College, Manly, de who was 39 years of age, was unmarotherwise. Since then I have come both the will and the inclination; livered an eloquent sermon on ried. He was a native of Dublin, Terms on Application to; to think of him as I've often seen Irish bar let them make an effort. "Spiritism" at St. Mary's Cathedral and was a member oftothe the highest peak of the Galtees in T. S. HALPIN, B.A., Principal. Australia a "Spi- prior to his corning evening. Sunday a recent on Galv. a winter sun, when the sun shone on (Late 19th. Batt., A.I.F.) Mr. Adolphus William Wolff, of ritism" in the opinion of the rev. lee- few years ago, in the hope that a he as summit; and snow -crowned its recently beneaway prove would Rockhampton, passed 'Phone 2357. turer, has acquired a publicity and change of climate often saw it from his own boyhood of ficial to his health. out ea at Hillcrest Hospital at the early an importance altogether home. The picture is very true if Iron age of 27 years. The deceased was Proportion to its tangible results It is es- G. V. POWELL, L.D.11., B.D.lie., you just think it over. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. a native of Rockhampton, and had Its claims are becoming more insia pecially true just to-day when from DENTIST. always enjoyed the best of health. tent, more arrogant, for it purports the dignified eyes, calm and his ENAMEL attacked 0.C.C., was G. Clery, TERRACE, he Father The Rev. A little while ago now to supplant Christianity as a smile of peace shines out with the 188 ST. GEORGE'S with influenza, and was just recov- revelation of doctrine and a rule of died at the North Adelaide Hospital PERTH. hall -mask of trutn and sincerity on age aptheir early made the at ult., measles 28th. the when on Sheehy acing Continuing, Father life. an angry and vituperative enemy. Hours: 10 to 6, or by appointment. ale arrived a few PAINTED Despite every attention of 26 years. pearance. and said "I want to warn our own people Among the treasured recollections of Ireland, and was he gradually became worse, 'Phone, A5038. to have nothing to do with this low, months ago from my boyhood is one-that I often 19th the Melbourne, on in away stationed been passed peacefully vulgar, lying, immoral, fanatical, to have "served Mass" for him on those that he had to leave ult. R.I.P. devilish system which goes under but was so ill from Maynooth, visits to his home BEDFORD HOTEL the steamer in Adelaide and go into Price the name of Spiritism." in the beautiful Catholic Church of His remains were interMURRAY-STREET. Father Dwyer, of Rockhampton, hospital. Charleville. built on the site of the Cemetery, West Terrace in the Renovated Throughout. cou a red who has had a serious spell of sickclosed Thoroughly only Loan Peace The the Penal old "Mass -House" of ness, is progressing very favourably Pie of weeks ago, and bonds have al- after the Requiem Mass at Alberton. Splendid Accommodation for Counto sought bigots other when Days, Dr. of try Visitors. the R.I.P. (says arida the skilful treatment £96/10/to dropped ready authority. The ill-gotten their assert TARRIFF MODERATE. D. P. O'Brien, and is now convolve - Catholic Press). That means a lofty spires of Kilmallack and CharMr. Henry Stevens, Kapunda's cent. GEORGE AUBURN, Proprietor. drop of £700,000 on the twenty mil a leville of to-day are a fitting answer on Billy Grand Old Man, died recently. Had commentary Days. a strong Penal of those lions, to bigots the The Rev. Father O'Doherty has. Hughes's finance. The interest in- he lived a few days more he woulda It is not too much to hope that the 'Phone, A1474. THE WINNING DOUBLE. Until gone to Tobeveschnba as senior cur. Vestals nctw, Want on Federal secu have been 102 years old. THE WINNING DOUBLE. future history of Ireland will record G. E. DINES ate. Hie place in the Valley has rite, is fai per cent. By the time few months ago he enjoyed good UNION BEER ABSOLUTELY THE BEST as true an answer to the double -dyed UNION BEER been taken by the Rev. Father Lalor. Toe Cook wants another loan, he will health, and every morning his upPIANO and ORGAN TUNER, AND bigots of our day, with their little VALUE EVER OFFERED. AND might have been Ran formerly of Rosalie. statesmansneaking minds and HAY -STREET. have to pay 7'per cent. It is plain right figure 965 UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. reck-walking about the town. He walk UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. ship. that the public will not stand at least two -miles every day. 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D'Ognissanti went about their work with hearts of lead. The new blouses have several ensthing one !'We could do not more," said the For features. tinguishing through courtesy or ignoranceinlaugh captain to the engineer. life, the sweater and the jumper havea "and at. True wit has its place become "True," replied the other; have and forces, joined gen .sombat, and may he strong in the they did their better best," he addwhich is worn outside (By John J. Mifsud, in the Irish Rosary.) \\ tee in love, bright and sparkling in blouse the of in. thinking pause, after a tucked ed THE OPTICIAN, means skirt, instead of being society, or contemptible intherevenge. so heroic six. posses- Embroidery, too, has never been near the a of The next best thing to chair Ill. a high embroidery on and perched much used, wit the use I had spent an hour in the famous to ability is wit of is advantageous sion From this coming window. particular kind. The vest, also, Four days later the D'Ognissanti Aquarium of Naples, and for vessels on of others, and discriminate between F.I.O., F.S.M.C., D.B.O.A., as- becoming a very marked feature of out from that building I remember- position he could watch and again entered the great harbour of Martain extent if the worker stands Now AFFECTION. such the good and bad. Cervantes by. on the horizon. near overblouse. the lived friend belong old the under a soft rug while engaged in an and anchored Freedom of City of London. that seilles humour ed and wit that pass near enough would them of been one I had is The feet will also be reliev- serted since (By J. F. Robson.) a years that overblouse tasks. the la Garde. of several de was of Dame Notre It but insisted All the part the shadow fierc- ed if heels are abandoned while long to genius alone,put as possible. in that city, so that it was with for his keen eyes to distinguish point THE. in his cabin ata was fine embroidered captain The too copiously as not capThe purest gold is wrought by the must of man and the outline At any standing is necessary. tending to some business, when one The collar takes the line from the some misgivings that I sought his masts bridge. est flame, his wit, for fear it will get bluntHIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS worker should be specially on of the ship's crew came with the a keen edge on his sweater rollcollar and is also em- apartments-for he was an old man taiii's put he And best of all and greatest men, rate, thenot Hamlet ship," ed. annozzer that mother. heels "See, on to stand IN THE STATE. careful message: "A representative of the are those he said: "They had a broidered. Sleeves are elbow -length on the occasion of my lastbell.visit. The cried in his shrill voice. and have so worn themselves to a slant blade when The great With hesitation I rang the tie or three-quarter length. wishes to see you, sir." Who nobly fought and strove, plentiful lack of wit." Madame she answered. pausing company By Exam., London. "Si, si," she that they have shifted to the instep "Show captain. when said the pen of these new houses is door was opened by a trim, middle"Good," her advantage overcame sharpened "that work; Stael her in cause a good for a moment the that they can so tone in with an odd aged woman. him in." ASK FOR MR. B. The greatest sorrows and most -andofconsequently wrote: "Wit consists in knowingdiffer pain to the wearer. deal "Does it Capitano Giovanni Ros- ship is gutward bound." "Well, captain," remarked this perskirt as to make of the whole a compowerful foes. resemblance of things which "Look, annozzer; a big, big ship, sonage, in the which plete dress. a bad time, a so live here?" I asked. "you've had things of difference the and she madre mia." MOTHER. "Sissignore potete entrare," terrible experience, if what I hear The grandest skies are cloud adornIf the perception of are alike." Many summer coats and skirts are "She is too far away for me to is true." ed, and so leading the way up the steep ARCADE, its expression replied, ROYAL and all in keen, cloth is sponge in is humour made she being think I but mio, of eyes, carino quar- see, Young people, look in those to the captain's The captain nodded his head in The noblest lives have times quick, it will give flavour and bright- the sand, mole, grey and jade shades. stone steps she home." Opposite Town Hall. announced me, the a battleship returningthey listen to the dear voice, and notice As grief and care, agreement. life as the vehicle of These are less cool than linen, but ters. social toto ness spent is hours these that achtouch During of a and even the feeling of "We have he began, Of tragic heart break, but as a substitute for truth they crumple very much less easily, captain came forward to welcome gether "the Captain" seemed to bestowed upon you by that gentle truth, ing woe, the other interupted him: fraught with danger. Wit never an advantage that increases as the me. her own strength when Make much of it while you is "Oh! quale fortuna di vividerla transfer some toof the "You will be interested to hear, 49 FIRST -AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY Of silent suffering, and unuttered hand. of knowledge, and season goes on. place the takes his firing lad, a gifts, all vitality of and cried, he have the most precious Canto tempo," prayer. captain, that one of your crew arASK FOR without some accumulation of There is everywhere a tendency doppo imagination and through it his will rived before you. He is at present hand. loving mother. Read the unfathom- yet it will grow pointless to width round the bottom of the wringing me warmly by thesale RYAN and to do. You may judge for yourself in hospital, with a stranger who was These do not mar the beauty of the able love in those eyes; the kind information PHIL We sat together in the most the of One tiresome. the and with upon him. contrasts this had and howcoats, she what influence life, anxiety of that tone and look, We will not trou- DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE dispositions of some people still narrow skirt, the slimness of began to chat, but pur conversation to a his companion. went he institute the must endue it with a sacred ever slight your pain. In after life unhappy From B. bright-eyed three by interrupted OR NIGHT. was sleep him DAY regard. ble now; much he needs is the constant effort to he He which is too pretty to be banished children who scampered in upon us. school kept by the Brothers. power; you may have friends, fond, dear after his adventure. Later he cart CAR No. 208, as witty. The punster is not a at once. old enough to he apprentic- tell us his story." became the Sorrow ennobles, not degrades the kind friends; but never will you ed which on afternoon was the It ocA1927. An Telephone, Garage a nuisance. Motor rather strife, Every Woman should study the captain's grandchildren paid their ed to a trade, and if there were vahave again the inexpressible love wit, but pun is sufferable, if striking, "Dio mio, un miracolo." cried the G.P.O. Motor Rank, A3688. And makes the sickly bud a glori- which none but a mother bestows. casional art of putting on a hat, for ignor- visit. No time this for conversa- cancies in the Citta. carpenter and captain, greatly moved. an upon play a it be if better and ous flower. ourselves woodcarver, he might have been. Often do I sigh in my struggles with idea rather than a word; but the ance of this art is one of the chief tion, and so we threw Nor was the captain of the D'OgGLANVILLE'S hard uncaring world for the deep chronic punster is a weariness to the reasons for an unattractive appear- with a will into their games, until Old Domenico Cini had need of an nissanti far from truth in ascribing Our joys and sorrows lead to one the LEMON HEADsweet security I felt when on an flesh, and should be banished from ance. Over and over again one the nurse came to carry them away. apprentice; a stool was waiting for the escape of Giovanni and old Stefgreat end, bootmakOr I lisworkshop. bosom, women the in on her dressed him ACHE POWDERS. resting sees women-nicely of in spite evening friend, found my old I ano, the master of the Margarita Unseen, but certain through the tened to some quiet tale, suitable to good society. --wearing their hats on the back of his years, with his faculties unim- er with Salvatore Camilleri, whose (who was none other than the The Great Australian Remedy for dazing strife, untirSan Calcedonio. Younger brother of Mother in the Via tender, the designers was her of, as shop in instead read the head, age, the joie de my full of Relief and Speedy Cure of still Instant and paired with upBenesteps FASHION. Endue the faltering intended, pulling them well on to vivre. What an achievement that He it was who made the shoes for detta) to Divine intervention. ing voice. Never can I forget her all Headaches, Neuralgia, Toothward trend, cast .upon me when I the head, so as to shade the eyes. ache, and Influenza, Rheumatism, is at the ripe age of seventy! He his Excellency the Bishop and for in bed comforts Sitting up his in a All are but stepping -stones from sweet glances stripling able room of the hospital, Giovanni Sciatica, Lumbago, etc., etc Price, The (By "Ninon.") appeared asleep; never her kiss of me news of his family; his eld- other notabilities. death to life. If you are skilful at elaborate gave boy peace at night. Years have passed was at sea, the second was would have none of them. Awake or told his captain the events of that Is. 9d. per box, or 3d. each powder Topics. plaiting you may make yourself the dest asleep, his mind was filled with fateful night. away since we laid her by my father and his daughter Augustinian, au H. C. GLANVILLE, M.P.15.. lie explained that WORDS OF WISDOM. by cutting in the old churchyard, yet still her happily married. It was with thoughts of the sea. Che sara sara the small boat capsized and sank Stocking feet, stained from the lea- most alluring of headgear IdARKETST., FREMANTLE cloth long strips was whispers from her grave and ther lining of shoes, will wear bet- out from thickish (Two Doors from Post OffiCe). her younger children that we had -they let him have his way in the when she was nearing the schooner, in an inch Time devoted to the foundation voice of an eighth of about her eyes watch over me as I visit ter if washed in tablespoonful borax His wife had been end, sending him to Naples, where' and that he and his companions Telephone 197. these to- been playing. often saves rebuilding. long since hallowed by her to a quart of water. Borax water width, and firmly plaiting many years, and a cousin at- he signed on as "boy" on board the were carried by the _swell tower ds "We cease to be spiritual when we spots gether, till sufficient is achieved to dead D'Ognissanti. memory.-Lord Macaulay. needs. his simple to tended is also the best method of prevent. That others sinking ship. the the purcease to be serious."-S. C., 346. putty, Strips of a beret. II. I was loathe to bring my pleasant ing white silk and white wool gar- cover were, one by one, sucked benea,,:ted If a certain person is your enemy ple, jade, lemon yellow, and delp- visit TEN GOOD FRIENDS. to an end, but business made ments from turning yellow. The captain of the D'Ognissanti it, but when he had lost all hope of it is not necessary for you to be his. hinium blue combine to make the it necessary catch the for me to and the safety, a portion of the captains 543 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. washthe companion, place article his coloured up came one in delicate Any each Let us obey whole, but you may, night express. most charming good some I had wish that "I We good-bye said pleasant odour of a good cigar lin- cabin of the ill-fated schooner, ses 244 SLIZABSTH-STREET, with the faith of a little child, and friends to help me on in life!" ed in bran water will come out like if you like, confine yourself to a couHe was in corn- ered by the violence of the sea, was To make the bran water, put ple of tones, orange and grey, for with all the regret in the world. gered in the air. the loyal heart of a true knight of cried idle Dennis, with a BOURNE. yawn. new. And now, when I permit myself placent mood, for the sea was a flat carried on a great wave towards him. two cups of stable bran in a thin instance. God. RECENT PUBLICATIONS. ten!" you have why, friends, the luxury of a peep into the past, calm, and also he had had a very Clinging to this structure was old for swellallow the bag and muslin Brethren, let us begin now to do "Good The Undermentioned Prices in"I'm sure I ing of the bran in water. Put this master. his replied recall an amazing the I incident of del pas vino some and for dinner good During the remainder of Stefano. in virtue, to advance good and postage:half as many, and those I in five quarts of water and simmer captain's boyhood. Along with to. No that tragic night the two men clung clude The sky was cloudless. hitherto we have made but little haven't Battalion. By W. The Story of me." are too poor to help matters (not, I hope, without sound was heard but the rhythmical to this strange craft. Early in the Devine. the back of the stove until the St. Gerard's Hospital other progress.-Words of St. Francis of have With numerous drawings your fingers," said his mas. on "Count I set down for interest) have it or, if one engines, of the is thick. Remove the morning of the next day, when water quite throbbing all Assisi. and maps by Darl Lindsay, 8/2. Midwifery. and Medical, Surgical, ter. in pages. the you these stood at the stern, the swish of that was left of their floating refuge Benedictine Monachism. Studies bran and wash the article. Use no There is one quality which all men I. it, was a plank, when they had almost water as the screw scattered Dennis looked at his large, strong soap, rinse, and iron when almost 81 CAMBRIDGE-ST., LEEDERBenedictine Life and Rule. By have in common with the angelsOne night the bell at the door making what seemed to be a way of lost their reason from exposure anu in VILLE. Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of blessed opportunities of exercising, hands. "Count thumbs and all," of the institute rang out loudly. milk in the wake of the vessel. fatigue, they were picked up by a Downside Abbey, 25/-. added the master. "I have, there are if they will. The sister portress, wondering who "Then never The chief engineer stood at the French destroyer which was making The life and St.. Joan of Arc. No man of sense who has been ten," sail the lad. in the world should come there at door of the engine -room and placidly Marseilles. im- say that vou have not got ten good story of the Maid of Orleans. By generally improved, and has ! hour such an --it was -past ten, life. half in you on to help pipe. his quite atle smoked was the friends, Such experience Illustrated, called of S.J. be the litD. Lynch, can Rev. himself, proved and the inmates were in bed-dress"Good weather, sir," he said, salut- tle foundling who first peeped out 13/10. Try what those true friends can uneducated as to anything. ed herself quickly, and with her Ian ing, as the captain came level with upon this patchwork world from the B. you begin grumbW. By Rev. Preaching. Jesus is the one Friend who alone do for you beforebecause tern went down the deserted corri- him. you do not and fretting corner of a hamper set down in the O'Dowd, 8/9. remains to us when all else forsakes hng help dors. She unbarred the door, and A NEW SUBJECT TN "Gia," replied the captain, adding: porch of the institute by some perfrom others." Mountains of Help. By Marie St. us.-Pere Lacordaire, O.P. to those get peeping into the darkness, saw no "The weather is changeable like the son or persons unknown. Yet so S. Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/2. Set yourself steadfastly one. "Strange," thought she. women." Living_ Temples.. By Bede Jar. THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS. great was his love of the sea that duties which have the least attrac"Could I have been dreaming?" But The other laughingly agreed. No he spent his life in its service and rett, 0.P., 3/8. tive exterior; it matters not whether as she went out a little further into out knots ten was getting great matter, he Out to Win. Straight talks to in lived to become captain a himself. fulfilled lie living. will life worth In order to make God's holy By porch, she nearly fell over some- of the old machine now. If the fair And now in his ripe old age, as he boys on the way to manhood. one must have some end to attainor small matters. (which have a Wide Australasian Circulation) the thing which was on the ground. So weather continued they should make sits in his chair by the open window, Rev. J. P. Conroy, S.J., 6/9. Do not forecast or alarm yourself. one goal towards which his hopes J. By Francis her lantern she lowered to Danger. see Facing what days. The caw in two for will Marseilles and looks look out upon the sea, he you lives and thoughts must ever be turned. Not half the things it was. "Mater misericordiae," she tain continued his promenade, then his life again in memories which are Finn, S.J., 6/9. ever come to pass, and the other Many times we are given to under. TS A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF By Rev. J. P. to Parents. at feet Talks cried, for her was a hamper cabin listen to his boy paused to God and often gay, yet sometimes bear is sober. to future of our light road he the will that stand half Conroy, S J., 6/9. and in the hamper was a bambino, who, unconscious of the captain's will bear both you and your crosses rough and stony, and even while we Sermons on the Mass, The Sacraand-it was Christmas Eve. Could nearness, was singing the Neapolitan are at present trying to crush the together.-Cardinal Manning. ments, and the Sacramentals, By any night have been more appro as he worked. boat song we het," thorns "under determined Flynn, CC., 14:2 Thomas priate for this discovery! Through ST. LUKE, EVANGELIST. can see nothing ahead but sharper "Con questo zaffiro cosi soave, The Australian Children's Picture the dark building the sister portress MISS T. I. 0 CONNOR, A.T.C.L Nevertheand more bitter ones. Oh! come bello star sulla nave." The simplest Prayer Book. Prayer carried her treasure trove and knock. 18. October 45 Clever -street, West Perth. less, when we have some object in Feast Day, Monday, Beautifully ilBok ever published. ed at the door of the superior's cell he sang in a clear, sweet voice. He the by Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, lustrated, with 20 full -page illustraSt. Luke, a physician at Antioch, view we are comforted to inform her of the new arrival. The ceased abruptly from shyness as the attained yet be it may that of thought Card Pipe Organ and Harmony. tions, including the Mass. and a painter, became a convert superior decided to Sister Paulcall captain came upon him. if we persevere. Cover, with picture on front. St. Paul, and afterwards his fellow ina, who had charge of the babies. TERMS ON APPLICATION. "No need to stop, my lad," said In every sphere of life, "Industry" labourer. He is best known to us "The darling," cried Sister captain, smiling. "Sing away if Pauline, the is Miss O'Connor prepared to The happiness. id. each ts) id., the high road Iid. each and when she had peeped inside the it helps you to work." Giovanni take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. as the historian of the New Teeta- is toiler who labours in the ment. Though not an eyewitness earnestfrom hamper she carried it off to her cell, murmured his thanks, but the interearly morning till late at Telephone, A2946. of Our Lord's life, the Evangelist fields for the bambino was awake now and ruption had slain the song. happy from night has a peaceful and TTPE BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, CLEAri diligently gathered informationwrote, crying for his food. This noisy perNicely Printed in RED and BLACK During the night the wind sprang her waves sleep" "fairy when heart and Apostles, the of lips the sonage would the have captain, pacing bridge, disturbed up. The the busy shopkeepTRY It The 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, order. wand. magic as he tells us, all things in dormitory. the and muttered. He looked at sky MELBOURNE. is the Gospel of mercy and redemp- er who tries to improve his business Thus it was that Giovanni entered had sailed the inland sea for twenty Byrne's Handy Foods feel a can way honest Blooa; in every Precious the tion through Bishop Vaughan's Sermons. With the institute. An old marchese, a years, and knew but too well what and DAIRY PRODUCE. of the many and as St. Mark wrote, under the happy heart in spite profession's by the Bishop of St. introduction man of simple No piety, portended. longer had paid such a sky for inPrice, 40s. influence of St. Peter, so St. Luke cares which are his 2 vols. the erection of the stately building the old vessel plugged peacefully (Over William St. Bridge, Perth). Louis. Even the seems everywhere to be an'mated separable companions. A comLaw. Canon New as if a home for through the water. It seemed as The orphan High children. performs Special Line: Our by the mind and heart of the Apos- little messenger boy who By Rev Summary. above the Citta it stands, on a plat- she, too, realised that difficult times mentary and The Acts of his tasks well and who loses no time Home -Made Pies and Pasties. tle of the Gentiles. 30s. Price, O.F.M. wind in eau ahead of her. As the S. Woywod, formed by the were rock. Once the too, goods-he, deliver this sent to when the Apostles were written be Proprietor. height is reached the panorama is creased in velocity, she began at PETpR J. BYRNE The ethics of Medical Homicide indusEvangelist as a sequel to his Goa can partake of the joys which school, one of great beauty. first to shudder, then to pitch and. O'Malthe Austin To south By Mutilation. and At its wake. the brings in of try history the pet, bringing stretches the Mediterranean Sea, roll. Gradually the storm meleesPrice. 24s 6d ley, M.D., Ph.D. study Church down to the first imprison- too, if one does his bestat to and around the country is clad in ed in violence, the sea flooded the S. BEECROFT (post free). ment of St. Paul at Rome. The well and to be successfulthe examinapurple and green of softest texture, decks, washing away some casks of Manual of Modern Scholastic Philfruits of tions, in after years Help to Convert China Butcher, humble historian never names himthrough which peep the flat -roofed wine which had come uncorded. By Cardinal Mercer, 2 osophy. self, but by the occasional use of early industry will gather round him The captain remained always on 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. vols. Price, 33s. houses. Far away to the west, the border the pathde and sweet to to ripe able are the we reading for "they" by "we" to a the bridge. From time time dome of the cathedral rises above Sold. grave. Killed Meat the silent Fresh leads to Prime and Religion-"Can You which Only which way Spiritism tect his presence in the scenes that the Palace of the Bishop and she sailor brought him biscuits and a 'Phone 1341. There is yet another kind of in Talk to the Dead?" By Baron J. We thus find he describes. OF EDITION of hot coffee. Now the wind Seminario. can RALIAN AUST At eventide, when the far more is outcome whose Price, 23s (post free). Silas from dustry, Liljencrants. and Paul St. he sailed with sun bathes the cupola in crimson blew a hurricane and the sky was Christianity. The Credentials of Troas to Macedonia, stayed behind sweet and beautiful-the industry on and gold, and the shadows fall, the lit up by flash after flash of vivid J. J. BENDON THE Price, J. Scott, S.J. Rev. M. By apparently for seven years at Philip- which depends our "eternal bliss or The crew were ordered scene is one of subtle and mysterious lightning. pi, watering where the Apostle han misery." 9s 9d (post free). STORES SHOE the out of the to pumps. Suddenly beauty. No matter what our earthly cares planted, and lastly shared the shipof CaShort Exposition Credo-A Rut the new arrival, when he had darkness ahead of the vessel ap- 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE tholic Belief. Edited by Rev. G. wreck and perils of the memorable may be, God requires us to leave The Illustrated Monthly Organ of had his meal, slept peacefully, ob- peared a small schooner. Too late 'Phone B425, voyage to Rome. Here his own nar- them aside in order to attend to 9s 9d Price. S.J., M.A., O'Neill, the order "Hard to starboard' was livious of his fine suroundings, in rative ends, but from St. Paul's Epis- things which last when the earthly (post free). With a rending crash the Sister Paulina's arms, and in the given. IRISH MISSION TO tles we learn that St. Luke, whom he dream breaks up and mingles, as it Telephone A4395. schooner The Homiletic Monthly and Pasmorning received the homage of the D'Ognissanti struck the affectionately terms "the most dear were, with universal decay. fresh from the alissiee.Fisld -Items News and Photographs toral Review. A magazinrforth;, amidships. She heeled over, anti Thus we see that those who are other members of the community. CO. & physician;' was his faithful corn. HOLDWAY lit as a searchlight clergy. as the lightning Price. 22s 6d 6d. and Copies, can alone be happy, a Single and the died industrious Year; lnidsjuly now, He It was 5a. a panion to the end. Licensed Sewerage Plumbers bambino, who was growing apace in up the scene, one saw men clinging martyr's death some time after in those who as yet have found naught No order (Certificated). to the upturned keel. but sorrow in life from their own put suroundings, was these healthful Achaia. Melbourne Address : Manager, "Far East" Office, Sheet Metal Workers. aimless ways ought to enter on the out in the orchard with Sister Paul- was given to lower the boats, yet Gasfitters and J. B. GEORGE A Trial Solicited. for this perilpathway of industry and enjoy the ine as his guard. The sister had an there were volunteers ST. JOHN OF KANTY. Five men and the 40-44 Pier -street, Perth. PHARMACIST, peaceful calm of a happy heart, affection of the lungs, and because ous enterprise. the risked in boy their lives cabin he reapwhich, even in this life, can of this she spent much time in the Feast Day, Wednesday, Oct. 20. 642 HAY -STREET, For All Kinds of the Latest FootThe small boat never maelstrom. labour. from honest ed she had begarden. In doing so suffered has No country, perhaps, come wise in the ways of the flow. returned, and of the six heroes one wear, at the Lowest Prices. PERTH. more steadfastly for the Faith than IN NIGERIAN FORESTS. err. Repairs at Current Rates, She could tell you the names alone survived to tell the tale. Poland, and its constancy is due, By the morning the hurricane had of the modest blossoms which peep rue Patronise under God, to the great saints, sea imperceptibly the itself, spent a in the "Geographical In paper ed humbly from amid their showy PRESCRIPTION SPEOIALIST. Lives of that country, whose holy Journal" on Southern Nigeria, Mr. neighbours. BEN JONES And since the birds became calmer, and by midday the lives have witnessed to the truth of A. G. Kitson, F.G.S., writes enter and are surely first cousins to the flow- sun was pouring down unon a mod - 310-12 WILLIAM-ST., PERTH. Christ. Amongst these is S. John. tainingly of its animal life. the board on those Yet sea. crate ers, she learnt, too, their habits and VETERINARY CHEMIST. He was born at Kanty, in Poland, of antelopes of vari Small herds knew them by their varied notes at Cracow and studied A.D., 1403, kinds, he says, roam among the and trills. The garden was to Sis with great ability, industry, and sue- ous river timber; elephants come to the ter Pauline a manifestation of the cess, while his modesty and virtue water by night, disport themselves Phone, A3945. goodness and gentleness of God. became He drew all hearts to him. some sandy spit in a deep pool, HARROLD & MURRAY Giovanni, tinder the care which 809 Wellington-st., Perth. (Opposite Railway Goods Yard). professor and preacher, and won on strew the banks with broken was lavished upon him, grew to W.A. be very great confidence by his perfect and OF THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS PRODUCE MERCHANTS, branches; buffaloes roam through a strong and healthy boy. The palconsistency, "doing as well as preach the thick grass; hippopotami plunge Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime in the State. VICTORIA PARK. lor left his face, his small body giew ing," and his sweetness and simpli- and sport in the deep pools by day Write for Prices and Particulars before purchasing elsewhere. on Sale Bran, Pollard, C.haff, Have a for was, He sturdy, in his eyes there was a look city of manner. defy in the TRADE. No We competition. only The BRIGGS and flounder by night up some mudOats, Barley, Wheat. Straw, Hay, of childish happiness. Later ne short time, induced to take charge dy channel to their feeding -grounds: connection with others trading under a similar name. Lime for Linseed, and Maize. was handed over to the care of of a parish; but he shrank from the piglike oyas frequent the adjacent Manure at very low rate. reand Mother 13enedetta, who had charge burden of responsibility, TERMS CASH. in numbers; pretty squirof the older boys. She was the turned to his life of professor at country rels and colonies of long-tailed mondisciplinarian and their love for het Cracow. There, for many years, he keys grace the trees; troops of inFor all Kinds of kiumbing, GasTel. A1655. was tempered a little by awe. For lived a life of unobtrusive virtue. solent baboons lope through Fitting & Galvanised Iron Work. the He slept in manner she was brusque. She self-denial and charity. MARK DUNN thin forest; the fish -loving civets, gelooked at you searchingly over the little, and on the ground; for thirty nets, wild cats, and occasional leoPERTH. 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. top of her spectacles. Perhaps some years before his death he tasted ne pards share with the native hunters SZOQNDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. Plumber and Drainer. Licensed of the salt of the sea-that salt of meat; he gave all to the poor, even and the snakes and birds of prey 534 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB, To the Metropolitan Water Supply. Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College wisdom --had blended with her charthe clothes and the shoes he wore. the rich harvest of fish in the shrink. (Opposite King Edward Hostel in W.A. Sewerage, and Drainage Department acter, for she came of a seafaring His love for the Holy See led him ing pools; oysters and mussels cling Dairying Utensils, Baths, Bath The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly MISS M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress. people: her father had been a mar often in pilgrimage to Rome, on foot to the rocks or lie on the sand in attended to. Heaters, Tanks, and Windmills ter mariner, and one of her brothers and alone, and his devotion to the their beds; rats and mice hide in Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats, Sanctuary Oil, Made and Repaired. Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. in had Speciality Statuary, followed Medals, Passion drew him once to Jerusalem. the grass -land from the alert and silthe call the Scapulars, of sea. 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