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VOL. XLIV LEEDERVILLE.
(From Our C or respondent). SOUTH We are now entering on the last From Our Correspondent). GUILDFORD C.Y.M.S, WEST and enjoyable CONVENT BOULDER successful before our bazaar opens. Things JOSEPH'S very lap A ST. essen MAYLANDS. RESULT OF BAZAAR in this line, which alreadyhave bazaar was held in the H a11 toPriory, Mr. C. J. McCarthy took the chair HIGHGATE. to soCorrespondent). came Concert. Dominick's Our St. above Annual of the been fairly lively, are now (From the debt on The South Perth Bazaar the at the last meeting large entertainments From the first and attendance to hum. Three a very Guild- a close after four very successful ciety. The usual themselves, THE BAZAAR. when the concert given Dongarra. parishioners of West was the pupils On last Saturday eveningwas held The Time the and of that response are billed for this week. The Chilopresult an Joshearty present evening with the continue to themselves of pupils of St. successful musical Mr. realised for the annually by theSchools of the Nuns bespoke success, Mrs. R. ford availed dull nights, volume of business dren of Mary are holding a balloon was popularge and the a £270 a friends of was aside therefore of has leave amount home to £230 An Auspicious Beginning. Convent of the eph's result through. Members and streamer carnival in the Leethe pro- portunity world and building of the two extra wings. have at with the Town and the splendid hopes. has to be gonebecoming Beaumont, of Ninth-ave., cares of the work -a-day adept in derville Town Hall, their last for The parishioners of Highgate re- Much credit for the success of the lar fixture associated of the justified the most sanguine generally are for months which were devoted to the lured it to the mountains on a enDuring the currency effort.; Hall. In this department was tastefully decorated untiring of the standing or- the season. been exceedingly busy to be ready ceeds of the subHall programme to most was a The knowledge due is event their splendid spend A Mcthe to bazaar and however, Sundays Sojan. Men's Stall. war, some the Children of Mary stand alone. cent Schmid, Barden, formerly and Miss past with prelimnaries was other Messrs. where holders, of by and Beaumont Mr. ders, Darlington Crowley's was submitted. pressure of the stall Father picnic. under of stallholders lady ordinated the joyable opening Young, the be equalled, but forget may the while would success make Kinetic, Their for con- Mesdames Hogan, Namara, event of the Mr. O'Connor worked hard toturned chosen as the rendezvous ,and popu and was only proceeded the lighter "rough diamond" Those who to explain very rarely excelled. and also many interests, popular annual social Bazaar. This and assistants completed That the evening the success it Baton, and Denehy, was de- chair in his endeavour its aspirations to the in church premises. result wa a with firmed the last streamer with and at their present McBride begins were Highgate parish-the contriand now Father decorations, he by his case, resort. helpers. was restored, The following realised Donother order picnic be. a were old to bazaar as the out year larity look forsaving splendid/ will expectations prettiest thus carnival the and balloon these the Mr. Chairman, surprised at the of our on Monday night buted items during the evening:Irwin Burges, "sweet"and to that the step was approvedbyby the cidedly I am sure there are many of the greatly received, and wishes the big attendanceby improving the general ward to their next with pleasurable garra has seen. Mr. splendid Mesdames Jeffrey. Rose, Clark, con- delay aware amount not was demnastrated open, are public who bazaar generfolk the their city for anticipations. last was evident bythe O'Conin in declaring good tone. the compara- Bryan, A.T.C.L., Pollard, and Jones, beauty spots hidden in the hills. thank all his friendsall stall -holders large audience which assembled The North Perth Stall is holding business done, and the gratulated the Nuns on theirspeech The secretary (Mr. W. J. Ryan) stall assistHehir, Wiltshire, ous support, also and Belair are mighty to the Town Hall on last Thursday and. its final euchre party at the North tive ease with whichtheir books, the nor: Misses Bartley. The work, and concluded a happy Follett, Doher- Clarendon thou- and assistants who so ably helped in gave a report of the streamer by entertainment. the for success patronised filled Broderick, fortnight every Reannually them quickly Tuesday. ants Perth Town Hall on Tuesday, the wishing night, held last and the ty, Hewitt, and Herbert; Messrs. ranges,of residents from the city of make the bazaar a success. the art company was largely undenominas by At the conclusion of bells brilliant suc- 16th. inst. Mrs. Davidson, with success of the joy -wheels, sands The winning numbers1st.forprize, No. tional. and the programme was re- their effort.the stallholders and their sults proved it to be ainadequate auction items. Smith. Jeffrey, Kenny, Morrissey seaside, I think, the to but churches, popularity of theappointed her assistants, possessed with the being Bryan, of the speech cess, the hall are as follows: time for (2). Beaumont, O'Connor. more than its share of our unionBrother Norcia: ceived with every manifestation seekers, enthusiasm of youth, and the skillattracts began the fascinating Even before the New pleasure the Savage, Lewis, evidently assistants helpaccommodate had Franklin. eager the accordingly 240, trouble soon delight. No is bazaars, and commencing "business," the crowd, Pooley, Hinds, holiday makers, and crush. A word of ed experience of the veteran, an outing 2nd, No. 2070, Mr. R. C. Harrison, in its preparation, and business ofa scene of animation. so great was theMrs. and Quinn. Special menand Miss Bock, leaving no stone unturned to make er. were busy amongst as- only a modest few spend those who Criterion Hotel, Perth; 3rd., 6024, been spared must Hall was humour as Courtney. the praise is due to at least a hundredinchildren tion of the following ladies who Bill Ryan this effort eclipse all her pre no lack of variety indainand were thus in a goodPipers' in the hills, if we except Norcia. was and Messrs. New .Hickey, different There Miss Band see Correll, E. the to refreshments:-MesMiss the sisted with the The prizes will be good. tio strains of the Irish No. 2002, Mrs. A. have participated an raffles. From a sheepistoa far cry, and Laurie Maxwell for their tire- glories. Morris. make the trip to hlundaring at the Weir, Doll and pram, which were diversified towere Mahoney. McInerney, heard in the distance. Head. "Illawara." Victoria items, efforts towards the success of the music sparkling, and the refreshand Miss the glorious overflow tiest of doll's cradles Right dames E. Bennett, at the picnic grounds, amazing degree. So numerous was packed with less sey, Byrne. McGuiness, of the eventhe procession were the arrival the very best. On of interval ments the there evening.sa but and Claremont. theO to that V.G., ladies Parade, young. The surprise Hayes. Re Monsignor Verling, Mrs. J. Ha the numbers, indeed, of them all be- goods suitable for old and start was made by the On Thursday, Not-ember 18th, the y evening next in All white Boy's Scooter, No. 50,South soon Fathers More ing was a Christy minstrel show. aadorn Perth. seemed small chance Mother Earth with covered Father Crowley, Rev. had come to spend, and for society, in con- Mt. Hawthorn Stall is providing a the Hall, -street, midnight. Friends Beaumont, Gilroy, a Hallows' R. Alexandra before Mr. gan, of (Adm.), by soon ing disposed Hallinan, Moss cloths, which were Children of Mary, treat for all music lovers, in a conan- the silver coin was exchanged Hayes, managed promptly followed on were hope that junction witha the was very much appreciated and surrounded by by McBride, Maloney', Butler, grand euchre party cert which is being organised good old with dainties number, plus the pleasant are running the which has not One so to The arrival of Genby the audience, and some Mr. Tim Davidson, whohealth for other, however, that encores would be the possesfunds. Mr. Joe Stunner, and will be held and O'Neill. merry -makers, all anxious pariahand the they of par aid by in seca dance shortly not rendered of Vicar wasting The were already best the by the songs and dainty. appetites, enjoying evaded, -street. plantation beep Marian their band made way fur admired Hall, distributSchool satisfy the to be the are in by of prizes the was sors Valuable to -day evening together the company. Mr. Rose filled of time, the by the bracing mountain some time past, leavesSouth eral to mount the platform, enjoyment Mr. Stunner assures us that the were:-Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Wales, ond Mr. Mc- office of M.C. very creditably. The sharpened Bolsheviks McAu- ed, and a fine evening's themselves the Mantua for New brought to a close by a quarter -past stalls and very best art and talent in the with Father Crowley and The air. and Fruit, Mesdames Sojan, Stall, is promised. Miss A. Kalmund Father Crow- result should help the Men's Stall the com- where he intends spending a few 10 o'clock. There was hearty apSweets envied almost Callum Smith, M.L.A. have Assistants: secretaries, metropolitan area is available, and would joint in and are the Ryan and liffe, Mr. W. J. seeing to attain the object they have plause on many occasions,with and unselfishness of so months in the Blue Mountains. ley expressed his pleasure et will be a concert of a very high order is Flanagan, Parker, and munism everything that often Mesdames guarantee exa and stall. proceeded and present. premier luncheon, was Dolls, next item Fancy, the large crowd thanks to all pre view, i.e., the many gathered at the one assured. order. nothing Miss N. Driscoll: Miss dined on the F. Liverman in apple-pie while it still continued: but progress. CHRISTMAS CHEER. for pressed his hearty Stalls, A confetti carnival, organised Mr. and as the entire company The syllabus item arranged function. was permitted to delay gave musi- Produce To-night at the home of Hill sent for attending on the in one large assembly. The -pupils who came from next meeting is a debate entitled Mrs. Reader and Miss Davies, w ex sward some Terand of object ages. all the the Kirkham of and Patients, Mesdames children, McEvoy. of racing The Mrs. in Wooroloo For Briefly touching spent Refreshments, was Republic?" a in the Hibernian Hall, Murray day Have held Ireland endin "Should Geraldton; asked race, there should be a great attenan- cal and dramatic selections and many time-honoured of the function, Fatherto Crowley C. O'Dea, T. street, on Tuesday night, the 9th in McLean. Reynolds, Smyth, An advertisement elsewhere declare the ba- dance. Hoop -la, Messrs. M.D.O'Connor, The proceeds will go to playing excursion less variety. They were oftenthey remain ever-greens of nounces moonlight Monsignor Verling which a assistants. are and games, that McCarthy inst., and was a very bright and sue C. Ryan, Hallinan, Penney, Dunne instance P. Mr. every augment the votes of man in May - popularity. The children were kept will be held an Mon- costume, and in zaar open. Mary Driscoll in charge, whilst cessful function. the Republic; and by the Zephyr to try to argue for Fitzgerald, cTedit to the instruc with Miss popular who an November 22nd, to pro- were a greatgood Brencompeting for trophiessupplied found many anxious Joe A successful euchre party busy week, Prom Mat Messrs. On rising. Monsignor Verling, ap- as the most day quickly exbe Sisters. can fun laughof of were inmates the tion of lands. All kinds cheer for the Merry peals will in aid of the Young Australia Stal was greeted with prolonged from money prizes, which held vide Christmas Sanatorium, and to first to last the entertainment was their skill. of the nan, J. Perry, and G. Hickey rering entertainment social his this the the of at of Cam Hall, course pected with the proceeds the Town R. D. in in the Mr. held was against. plause, said ter punctuated bands, from previous Monday evening. of the Wooroloo is thoroughly enjoyed. was brisk. state the case has happy duty he Christy minstrels and jazz by the comforts fund which been appointed bridge -street. Leederville, on Tb Father hoop told that business LL.D., marks that the very one the on the neglected in augment Towards the end the Rev. that he had down to election speeches things merry and Lane, Society of St. VinThe adults were notand adjudicator. This item should day, the 11th. inst. had to perform was before operated by the The on the stage, and Mr. Sojan kept Aunt stirsome steamappeared in High. -popular th Gilroy popular ever sport, candidates. of the times An inDon't forget to attend de Paul. the arena of AI= bright, with bring a record attendance. done several cent people the at feature prothanked Jetty the seriously briefly exciting was to all Bazaar, which will be held in The most contests marked ladies' race er will leave Barrack -street gate Hill. In fact he Girl vitation is herewith extended that bany for their generous support of Sally. Mr. P. Dunne is out to ring Popular percenta for Monday the On single anticipated in is was -street, The Marian It hear putting bazaar Grounds, and School be present gramme. the to o'clock. called of 8 parishioners' considering He then draw a the Sisters' effort. for his score more votes at a musical even- was won, in the third time over on Monday Cue, Day-Dawn, Leo- the logical and fluent arguments put derville. and opens deserving object will age claim out of the profits and Dongarra forward by the gentlemen already November 22nd. upon Cr. I. G. Boyle. in the absence Competition. Referring to ing that will be given by Mr. and the course, as the judges were un- this crowd to enjoy a trip down nora. Three Springs, own parish's benefit. candithe of the Mayor from town, to present success of Conroy -street. P.D. able to select a winner, so closely great own contribute Franklin, their art uni Mrs. the scholastic for thus tickets and supported thorough your a Buy wonderful river, have the by pupils of St. loyally keen mentioned, who the Con- wants everyone to roll up on that were the first two events contested. the to provide the tradi- the certificates won The excitement was now, and try your luck for one o corn. date. grasp of the question. which had alwayseattendedMonsignor as brings Joseph's Schools at the recentunder race evekel wherewithal 11 p.m. it was anChristmas night and record theirhevotes, ladies' offered. that after prizes for use cheer just valuable married the badge the of when matter The tional The vent at Highgate, the held says he Fitzgerald, by all societies is just about finalisfor the every one counts, and the odds-on fav- to so many homes in the ordinary mercial examinations Busi, nounced that Miss Hilda great interest, butfirst-stump made an eloquent appeal The t the auspices of the National the debt which must win. list with 4350 votes, ed. and it is hoped to see the offibut which the Wooourite fell at the winner of the mar- course of events, are early liquidation offor The success- Cue, headed the bebaof. It ness College, Sydney. the Dongarra, which deprived Parker. and the of patients Pauline COTTESLOE. remained, Miss rooloo Reason, bonafides cial badge of the society adorning still and reminded Don't miss reading the advertise- ried men's race was challenged, but is hoped that sufficient revenue will ful students were:-Jack ing second with 3806 votes. zaar was being held; the lapels of all members' coats, to not up- be raised to more than do this, and advanced bookkeeping, 98 per cent.: success Seas ment in this issue of the social and decided bagatelle and pitches committee book. quoit M.L.A the The his hearers that that in Phil Collier, intermediate Hon. -The of the S e- dance to help Miss K. Mahoney Prizes, conspicu- thus allow the balance remaining to Elsie Gardiner. continue to be a great draw. has kindly consented to open t due to the splendid work Kathleen A hold the protest. Ver- the Popular Girl Competition. PAFtIC.--- -Sables keeping, in bazaar on Monday week, Novena for their comicality than comforts fund which, VICTORIA taken per interest the more the 98 by ters. In concluding, toMonsignor ous Jddging who ,swell bookkeeping, all for then nea is junior store Crow. in Father great night is utility, already in existence, condi- Bourke, Florence Burville, junior ling paid a tribute these games, and the crowds of on- 22nd., at the Cottesloe Hall. Stal their beauty or -Very Rev. Dean altliciagh per cent.; enjoy a good dance. society (From Our Correspondent). lookers, it seems as if the essarily not in a flourishing ley's untiring energy, generosity, resented by the cent.; Chrissie are indefatigable in the' bookkeeping. 98 per in winners of the adult tion. Tickets sae 1/6 each. to Victoria will soon be a simile of its old and holders the to 97 attached and zeal, and expressed Kiely to bookkeeping, districts handed The efforts to reduce, if not wipe o before junior pleabeen Kuhlken, personal This letter has picnicers, ParkThe Queen's junior and days. beautiful language his and palmy events. Burville, It is worthy debt that remains on the churn the their Hope Park-Belmont able be to publication. cent.; for showed per me CONCERT. present, ground, campaign. being the a flourishing is in SACRED sure at The cricket club just finished their 30th, held and presbytery, and anticipate and I forward it on:- leaving bookkeeping, 96 per cent.; Carmel of the valued services per have once again to declare the bazaar of notice, condition, and a successful season ficient co-operation in labour a Queen's Park, on October junior bookkeeping, 96bookpopular Dear Sir,-I would like to draw appreciation Great enthusiasm cash and kind to make the ha is predicted. open. of Mr. Arnold Smith, the With Mr. St. Brigid's Church, West Perth. Toovey, junior Bazaar for one afternoon outstanding Hofmann, Jumble very a a to Joan attention cent.; your Hall. the picnic. in the of Smith, Mr. McCallum cent.; Patricia O'- in the Cannington Agricultural and prevails at practice, and it is now the success that its object desert' to imposition inflicted on some of the organiser were linked the names WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOV. 17th, keeping, 96 perbookkeeping, 95 per The place was well decorated, no uncommon sight to see from 25 Maylands Smith's name course of a few remarks, referred the Keefe, junior to be parishioners of and the little band at 8 p.m. book- a brave show was presented to visi- to 35 members on the pitch improvjunior con- of Mr. S. Clohesyworkers, the Brown, of the pleasure it afforded him and members John Some ladies cents; Church. of every de- ing themselves by solid practice. KinProgramme. indefatigible of Mary beiee Refreshments cent.; present again, as it hadAsanthenumerthem per tors. of are 95 (Lux). keeping, mem- ereeetion by reason of West Guildford, who words Mr. Charlie O'Dea, of the selection soft drinks, ice creams, ous occasions before. I. Organ, "0 Scanctissima" social gather(Ros- nane, shorthand, speed 10040 words scription, poultry, very in the choir are forced to stand at gents. fine ar- committee, is always present, and was butter, so ready to help in all peace ber for the district, he produce, and 2. Choir, "Stabat Mater" The opening of the bazaar is no per minute, typewriting. side "bye and bye," perhaps, will have of and its the back of the church, and some breathe ingenious Bungert. shortwhich Mr. goods, ings White, or fancy Soloist, of Penelope proud indeed of the school ray to Saturday next, N sini). minute; others by reason of perversity to goodwill to their co -parishioners. Mr. Smith trusted that minute: shows, made it clear that the coman eleven ready capable of facing postponed (a) "The Rosary" (Nev- per teachers. Organ Efforts are 80 words per themselves 3. 20th. force speed thought envember reof hand, want a and as "Cavalliera 50 mittee possess the talent Co. Hobbs and Hendren, Intermezzo, shorthand, and previous record (b) the debt would fade away sit; Bourke, should eclipse in): to others a Kathleen where good anything O'Mal- made The secretary (Mr. Jim (Mascagni). sult of the bazaar. of the speech- sit they should ergy necessary to make are going strong. Sc Jim Purtell, who did much Rusticana" per minute; Jack Reason, where sit who Stallholders words orthose really Redeemer" was Foundling per hand to players all affair ley) requests Divine Vincent's operati "0 40 words The At the conclusion St. in where are sit for Solo, success. to 4. unions room work typewriting, art find eral could speed, sit not to and conducted their subscriptions in by November Miss P. Broderick. (Sul- minute. directed, h. making, Father Crowley's stentorian they should sit, if they only looked Home, and who was ever ready ganised, constructed,ladies, who de- 22nd, or -they will be forbidden the Special attention is raffle Chord" of charity, writes (Gounod), of a go voice gave the command, duty also fell to the by the Cannington Mrs. Cleave's 5. Organ, "The Lost pleasant to ever A for a place to sit.-Yours, etc., assist the cause to better is perseverfor he to that to See say Ticke presenting serve unstinted praise and congrat- use of the cricket material. "We're Off," S. T. AND. from Melbourne city. bracelet, valued at £20. the lot of Cr. Boyle of the Eatt. many livan). E. The needs club Miss medal a cricket pri it, members; silver difficulties, that and selected, in under each, well Solo, once Brady ance shilling at 8. doing Eileen suc- financing all the time, and help re- are one now to the army of workers, who con "Andante" in G (Bat- Miss College of Music ulations for bringing off a fine of the Purtell family, hear widespread comOrgan, Trinity of 7. by friends the worthy is offered putting numin A time to marks cess all things considered. lost no of his responsibilsecretary lieve the of will be pleased number Coburg, leie-nest in iste). the BUNBURY. Lion. in D flat for placed in mand into effect. grade in ber of Queen's Park people did their ity. that they are comfortably 9, Organ. "Andantino" secured in the preparatory The junior eleven have had some in the East. Boyle handed very best, nearly all gave something (Lemare). (Ros- the local centre. Cr. STONE their new home re- towards the stalls, but they have hard practice lately preparatory to FOUNDATION Portem" ut LAYING appropriate "Fac few a Solo, 10. with ARMADALE. it over unity, TO Pont: WALTER. of learnstrength OF NEW CHURCH. initial match next Sunday has the their Brady learn Miss yet to sini), CHRISTMAS CHEER. Fuenbre" marks. Little "Fat" Hobson, Tuesday night week, N convent. of perseverance, and the against Trafalgar. il'i'34thrC11.he next the E. On at power Benitran, the music her Correspondent). Wooroloo Our all of ed (From organised Joe Swain, and "Rusty" in Barrett vember 23rd., a river excursion Proceeds in aid The South-Western Times says: need for harmony Fund. (Chopin), by request. stone is Comforts held (Roskind foundation amendments, the torium of its home the of day "bring will The these that they aver function "Inflammatus" With OF THE Point Walter by the Zephyr The best work. 12. Choir, ANNUAL CONCERT was the an- ceremony approaches. Sunday (toits liabilities bacon." Let's hope so. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. ing organised by Misses E. William here since pre-war days OF ST. JOSEPH'S the district can face sini). Soloist, Miss P. Broderick. the Canmaki 14th., is The Saturday Society CHILDREN Chorus" on November the towards cheer. Ball, morrow), of and Wholley, "Pilgrims' L. Auspices SQUARE. smile Catholic a and the nual with 13. Organ, SCHOOL, VICTORIA West Pe was princi- day fixed. Monsignor Verling, V.G., Under of St. Vincent de Paul. night. The function nington stall holders were Mesdames St. Malachl's Branch 11.A.C.B.S., MT. T. Madigan, theStall from "Tannhaueer" (Wsgner). J. has promised to be present and to candida Corpus" (RosHIS MAJESTY'S THEATEr Joyce, Coyle, Temby, Dyson, Misses No. 484, Highgate. pally organised by Mr. and Mrs. Children of Mary's the forthcomi 14. Choir, "Quando are MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1920. Inn," arrangements competent all a and Narrogin 16th, in preach, Olde and man "Ye of Ryan, Lynch, DECEMBER Joyce, meeting was held the popular sini). quarterly The was lea to surprisbe due will WEDNESDAY, will Many is ZEPHYR Guerin S.S. O'Connor, credit made. Mr. being and was bazaar. The Zephyr bunch of assistants. and the greatest Organiste, Miss T. I. have At 8 pin. Warrens, on Wednesday, 3rd inst., 8 o'clock sharp. ed at the height the walls en for their unselfish and unspaa secretary. The Burns, A.T,C.L. over by Bro. President M. Barrack -street at Leaves Jetty at 8 p.m. sharp. presided and buildlater. and of the among plan given, were be Lynch the and reached, Lake will Mrs. Particulars Mrs. effort. at- grand concert Further Mellings, and A.T.C.L. Is. way, is ing is intelligible to any ordinary Tickets, 1/6 each. hall. The Cooney, there being a splendid be on Broderick. Mr. D. Melvin, who, by the It was a full orchestra will the active workers in the Conductor, Mr. W. each. Tickets: 3s., 2s., and 0. th were tendance of members. of Band joint secretaries, mind. The pillars on which the Be one Miss M. Davidson and Miss Tickets, -1s. not a Catholic, weredesired Clontarf Orphanage with occasion for the branch Tickets, 1,8 special will arvery Secs. selecthe the weight of in Hon. their proportion vast Joint be to McKenna, left nothing crowd. more than generous the visit of the District be borne are becoming more handafternoon. The owing towhich the by rangements. Others whose efforts during tions represented was are some each day. Mr. McVally and the function Board, Hynes, D.P., J. J. O'Farrell, deserve special commendation total receipts from 9d, Narrogin his men are speeding aloft-already the District P while work Bros. J. Mrs. Baker from "Ye Olde Creigh- District Board, and Bro. G. M. Ta amount to £82 13s D.T., G. 'Creigh. and in the second scaffolding. about £10 D.S., J Edwards, realise responded. will Inn," Misses Duffy, Catton, over held of TH all of ton, D.W. J. O'Callaghan, R.D.T., sident toast Clarke, Jack the Mr. and proposed 411turphy, more. Parker, Kenny, and Cooney, district for to make RECORD, and was supported whom left no effort untried who paid family members. and O'Loughlin, B. Cantwell J. Mrs. Bro. the supper the grand successit which and Mr. of th to be. Hotel The branch business of the meetall the visitors commended worked have just left the Coronation They ing was disposed of first. Nomina- tribute to the excellence FOR district. paper, and to the enVI Mrs. Baker and Mr. Clarkehave our AT ST. BRIGM'S WEST PERTH. for residence in the Bro. of tions of officers for the ensuing term Catholic wishes good proprietors. the the of them prise exceedingly hard, and they carry with great kindWith all confidence we direct always re- were received as follows:-President, cent Prenderville, one of T special thanks for theiralso Father Hayes willand all. well pat- readers' attention to the advertise. genero- Bros. M. Cooney and J. McMahon: RECORD staff, responded, and eel ness. Jarrandale folk member their kindness Bros. J. McMahon of foul ment which appears elsewhere, anthan teach vicapresidene, less who no affair, Sisters the the is it was the aim and intention ronised sity. But it from the well- nouncing the programme that will the Mercy and M. Cooney; secretary, Bro. W. with the paper to m motor loads coming Miss at the school, and indeedPark, who Lyons: treasurer, Bro. Hugh Fox; connected Rene Cos- be dispensed next Wednesday evenNOW in bust weekly ARE finest WE Victoria the at known mill centre. it MILLS, community Taylor: guardian, Bro. O'Farrell, D.S., eulogised from Yarloop ing at St. Brigid's in aid of the Condeparture most. warden, Bro. G. and tain came all the wayand, OUTPUT OF OUR HOSIERY As will feel their J. Cooney; auanti- Bros. J. Barrett we believe, vent Schools' Building Fund. of the embl OUR CUSTOMERS. In CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCREASED to supply the music, comes artist and designer Every day their needs wereShe was ditor, Bro. Phil. Ryan. h REQUIREMENTS OF ALL off here is known, the church seating capaTHE MEET the stage of the th TO Cantwell. POSITION when the next dance A Mrs. IN by HOSIERY. cipated of Bro. Edwards, surmounting limited, but anmuch necessarily motion is the proposed very Xmas city "411111110NIA" On again be their speech will FAST to fine in a CHILDREN'S strength and her talents AND of was it additional LADIES' tower Callopy, that a M. to high THROUGHOUT, Bro. are by Day fancy-dress ticipations seconded The ladies' SEAMLESS toast, which was responded in demand. concerts, to the St.to Patrick's donated accommodation will have to be proBLACK CASHMERE HOSE, M. Taylor. initiative unanimously decided to write the 6s 6 PAIR. prize, a beautiful sunshade, was LADIES' GIBSONIA PLAIN of the designer, Bro. G. QUALITY; comforts, and it is isher won vided. St. Brigid's Choir deservesa WEARING: PRICE be lid AND now able to widow of the late Lord Mayor ex- toast of -The Ladies" by tiro. FASHIONED, BEST SPLENDID school by Mr. G. V. P. McCarthy, DYE, FULL little our adopting in HOSE, that MacSwiney), Belencouragement as a in Cork (Mr. Terence every closed the pr CASHMERE banner BLACK President, artistic PLAIN trict by Miss Morgan, who came most keep the to TANS, LADIES' GIBSONIA carry IN line of action that will help Perth. Dur- pressing the members' appreciation gian lady. and sae. ings. function was the first of i PRICE, 7s 8d PAIR. the procession through music above the level to which it HOSE, SEAMLESS THROUGHOUT, Mrs. Cantwell of his splendid patriotism and their The de- has been too frequently brought. In ing this trying year. union by GIBSONIA PLAIN CASHMERE TANS, PAIR. LADIES' in Ireland's cause, collect lid to 6s rifice that has been held and BLACK, PRICE, Everybody in the district isback art IN an GREY; they by as managed with her in the kind BROWN, NAVY,' AND years, their effort to provide the best MERCERISED FINISH, Sisters of Mercy, deep sympathy branch for many successful lighted to see Mr. Pat. Scanlon, the SEAMLESS, ensure for to £30 undone husband. HOSE, sevover and nothing LISLE left very illustrious his her have GIBSONIA of AND death LADIES' hale and hearty after ex- proved so entirely work. The Victoria Park. to, if possibl TUSSORE; PRICE, 2s. Ild. PAIR. SOX, DOUBLE RIBBED TOPS, IN BLACK The presence of Mr. a good report of their circumstances Bro. President Cooney then intended is AND it joyable ere illness. young fare and favoured Bazaar tended a cordial welcome to the -LENGTH CASHMERE some social function at re Scanlon, Mrs. Scanlon,of and 6d PAIR. be CHILD'S GIBSONIA ITO expressed the holdintervals. A report of the Belmont absence, is under which the concert is to 11's; PRICE, 3s 3d TO 4s SIZES 2's TO 8's: PRICE, District Officers, andmembers Pat., after long weeksRailway TANS, SIXES 8's of the lar IN BLACK AND TAN, will appear next week. Hotel. given are in themselves an inspira-SOX, the of HALF the at appreciation treat half -yearly meeting will a CASHMERE The quite all CHILD'S GIBSONIA tion to the artists, consequently by fact that so many of the members on Wednesday next, theare17tr Is 9d TO 3s 6d PAIR. NOVEMBER 23, 1920. of the board participated in the held which has patrons will be amply rewarded the HOSIERY. which all members TUESDAY, at Among the new bloodrural GIBSONIA inst., under GENTS' is PAIR. The choir settlevisit. AND BLACK, 4s 3d quested to be present. The come to enliven this well known attending. TO POINT The District President and his feldirection of Mr. W. Broderick. I -HOSE, IN GREY, HEATHER,4s 6d PAIR, OR IN HEAVY EXCURSION KNITTED ment is Mr. C. E. Hanna, O'ConPLAIN I. RIVER T. FINE splen Miss -aca MEN'S I -HOSE, His newly church organiste, low officers were accorded in sporting circles. several SHADES IN FINE RIBBED WALTER. ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL, to see, and nor, A.T.C.L., will render WE CAN DO THElidSAME did reception as they each addressed quired farm is a treat numAND 5s 3d PAIR. PAIR. SUBLWO, especially solos, which with the vocal provide WEIGHT; 4s and told of the proFAST COLOU RS, 4s 3dCREAM, meeting GREY the Jetty SEAMLESS, his splendid cattle, andblood OR will -HOSE, the I Barrack-st. solo, by stock, bers, chorus and Ss. Zephyr Leaving MEN'S BLACK CASHMERE gress at present being made his horses, nearly all excellent, CONISERT QUANTITIES IN TAN, BROWN, be an sharp. of the GRAND to A state p.m. 8 LIMITED here. promises what satisfactory feature SUPPLY the new society, T. are quite a WE CAN ALSO necessity for recital. The admission is In Aid of Popular Man (Mr. several funds, and the CASHMERE i-HOSE, 4s 6d PAIR. at dignified effort to Will be given by the Pupils of th Madigan), special a one shilling only. make to branches Mass will be celebrated here Perth strength. Above School on Children of Mary Stall, West. increase their numerical visitors ten o'clock on the 21st inst. were Bazaar. After the speeches the members, NOVEMBER 25th, branch the by HALL. THURSDAY, DANCE. entertained on SOCIAL AND NORTH PERTH TOWN been preConcert and Full Orchestra an excellent repast having Board. in the NOVEMBER 16, 1920. some of the wives and sisHALL. by pared TUESDAY, TOWN BAYSWATER An imprompters of the members. through. AND DANCE. Bro. Tickets 1/6. NOVEM- EUCHRE PARTY KING'S HALL, SUMAC°. tu toast list was goneproposed the WEDNESDAY NEXT, E. Williams, Bazaar. President District 17th. Leederville of BER open 7.30. Commence at In Aid Doors the of L. Wholley, members PERTH visiting Mahoney's PROVIDERS, Joint Secs. toast of the Refreshments. Good Music. UNIVERSAL In aid of Miss Kathleen Prizes. Girl Popular Tickets, ls. Candidature in the with CunningCompetition in connection Mesdames Davidson and the hlaylands Bazaar. ham, Organisers. each. Is. Tickets, (
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Missing religion is vaguely referred to "I am more in eympathy with New- tian one obviously intended to serve COLLECTIONS GOLDFIELDS a man than with Keble and Pusey." or of ability the of an exhibition ACCOUNTED FOR. At the same time his "stock exam as In conpreacher." the pies of the kind of men who went self-conscious against that found he clusion, The Very Rev. Father Donogher, to Rome were Newman, Ward, and there was his evils threatening America V.F., Kalgoorlie, has forwarded for Faber, attracted respectively or more effective bulon Church authority, "no strongerthe the following important -emphasis over publication TRUE Catholic THE TO Roman CONVERSION than letter, which he recently received by mere logic and by picturesque wark STORY OF BISHOP KINSMAN'S He saw that the war FAITH. from Mr. Dryer (?), General Secredevotions." In Tunis the bishop Church." promininto stability its thrown had tary, I.N.F. of Australasia. Sydney, came in for a Zwinglian rendering of ence compared with other systems. relating to the recovery of the GoldAnglican liturgy, with the rehe lets out the secret that the moment doubt became disbelief," the fields collections in London towards the sult that "that afternoon I went Si' And tothen from "I resolved to give up my post carefully so kept be which the below -mentioned fund, had Benediction in the Catholic cathe- had who why the Catholics, Press winter A better"! have been "missing" for a few years. 1920., felt dral and Irish Rosary, for September, 20 per cent. in the popufollowing is the letter:The in Catholic Tunis spoilt hint less than of (By Shane Leslie, in the spent cent. per 35 have should "Minihan Chambers, on primitive standards did not alter for the Episcopal Church, but he lation, was told separation." felt that such simple and attractive the American Army. "I When Ma:: Pickford landed Eng- the wilfulness of the "301 Pitt -street. Sydney, as examiner of Church evolm Catholicism must be an exception, by a doctor who acted view the shores of a einema-ridden Catholic so "21st. September, 1920. The reason one that or photographers a on a draft board from one so on his return he set about land few reportersship -Reverend and Dear Father, deeply tion is one of development passed the physical was noticed that the species, while the Anglican course to "rid me of my Romanis- many Catholics Aid and Volgateer divine National Irish than comparawere less No they that was As for the Episco- tests laden with bishops. to recognises a "primal diversity." as ing nonsense"! due Dependents' Fund. bishops had left his careful pal Church he gave up expecting tively free from diseases seventy Anglican in order to Dr. Kinsman puts it in of a communicareceipt am in "I habits." continent Catholic vicous the American Lambeth Confeience, antithetical style-"The "to gather Catholic figs from Puri. of instruction from Mr. P. T. Keohane, A most remarkable and throwThen he discovereri assist at the (By Rev. Owen B. McGuire, D.D.) of an theory begins with unity, not with tan thistles." M. H. Gill and Son, Ltd., Messrs. Kinsman's, adumbration is Dr. faint bebook Christ as a of tive little is mind difference individuals, the was of there here which that regards units, speak not much do conI so thou. hand ten matter in social in above who in person had the and one find not religious will minority (Ecumenical Council tween the Catholicism of North Am- ing light on the shining of one light rather than Mr. Lloyd George. the English sand-I have never met one at all but of that intellectual in which he states that a certain communion America and not least on world and in Dublin, ocrebections from anifold fa, erica and North Africa. As to Ca- ditions in modest that bishops offrom that which really rules the parts of the myriad sum of £331 is Sid forwarded by and conscientious Prime Minister, has on various -who will not freely confess nation. Ireland the tholic scholarship, "conceit received his own are gathered Press all every in now made ets, and derives all things by devolte Southern the leads since assumes to Confederacy satisfactorily acreferred the has now has you of Anglicanism casions success the instead a severe shock when I first examin- psychology. as she has al- counted for bybeen world. The their tion from the Divine Unity From the London Bank. example of would have been a calamity, that is brimful of brains, reading. some amends by describing seeing development only in coal - ed the Catholic Encyclopaedia." A., a new light in theCromwellian relict Confederacy as an been. But they are now be- The Bank state that they advised ways at bitterly felt Daily Mail as- of though what failure, of its and The gloomy the demands being before diversity." Catholic preaching in the States, appearance. ing tilled as they never were in Ire- what Ireland Bowden, Secretary to Archthe face of a escence out of primal have adjusted to seeks to the time, was a blessing in disguise: it could rank with the best, though which it appears too often With school, and Father setts that come have Dr. Kinsman could a in in her history. countries as Ireland may expect if she"America," bishop Walsh, of the receipt of the a face "like that two independent Republics plac- he heard "every kind of poor ser- land, it can in other and university. all havethea money from you, but he has no refanatic and others college, ge- enforce her demand. would and country this exactly himself to a Church which had one cultured a really is of what What light the in the place ot mon I ever heard elsewhere except some best will come to sacrament." unless moon- ed the Episcopate school to the Ca- in commenting on one of his pro- have been a perpetual curse. Nor chance; the intellece collection of having received such means is a mystery, leave Pope, but the act of the Crown two, a discourse on some subject of nial preparatory or section top; and in this spiritual , Ireland advice. The Bank also paid internouncements on this subject, said: is there to-day any class Fanatics will in notLambeth. the jurisdiction general interest in which the Chris- tholic Church of leatneiship, supreme concept faced. the that tual placing in Mr. Keohane South the in people the lamb an est on the amount. "fie did not explain the analogy. of with an amusing much of the and has separate Govern- can never againit. be Youwithout me that the amount the plains come in the sovereign, keep informs quite that would accept a offered can From Texas " bishops Probably because he knew who maerersion of the title Defender of them un- abundance of a 'windfall' to the ad. to proved were it if ment and with bayonets the historical Church bayonets "cow-punc cut out Faith, pre. the, in the get none." fund thY e is the of to *here ministrators conditionally. know but even with these you sent circumstances.-Yours respectOne nr m ay n othing England at its roots. To the These are facts about which there bombs, keep of n Roman Bull. ledge of Ireland a Nation. out ideas. Anglican mind "the royal rebellion right side bishop, fully, be no doubt or dispute, and by cannot if we may .analogy. canlittle was 'a contradicis no Pope" American the by certainly Lloyd These against Dr. them "(Sgd.) A. T. DRYER, Mater, on reflection Minister's Bluff. a Prime (Salve book had sovereign his nation, the and a distinct from if he Delaware; tion in terms, Ireland was "General Secretary." something learn of might George little and Bishop any bring had threaten existence, George may political Kinsman, Green),. will not be pre- could not he a spiritual rebel They Lloyd Much money is fritted away in Xmas Presents that separate it. a Father P. J. Donogher, know "Rev. already not does Wise givers his heart he knows Longmans, the simple reason that more than the king could do wrong pleasure, and no profit at all to their recipients. her own language, her own culture, "St. Mary's Presbytery, plainly, in the first place, that bluster, but in just show to for Dr. code law. value. own whistling and her lasting temporal of civilisation, sent, filial of earn lasting gratitude by choosinggifts her own "Kalgoorlie." the South never was a separate na- he is bluffing, a faithful and An- in matter faithfully believed in AnHe knows he has takenLeo's Kinsman of written laws before England had tion, never had a separate national keep his courage up. great Bull on that no Griffith or de view of Pope Curse. glican Orders and was in Rome on a name on the map. Governed by sentiment. National sentiment perfectly wellever to sword Orders-Apostolicae his Lord civilisation hand when distinct glican interesting the historic occasion these laws, her does not die out so easily; and the Valera will as Lee did The book is the most Wedding Bells Cardinal Halifax asked Pope Leo to recognise remained untouched, except in a fact that the desire for separation a French or a Macready will of ever beginno poet "The Bull Apostoliwrit- their validity. since the compilation It was wtsmall corner, down to the She among the people of the to Grant, ofthat out died Apologia. to sing has nation Irish disappointcentury. the Newman's Anglican bishop "in the cae Curae was a bitter soldiers come out of the 17th. ning the while States Southern knowLONERGAN-DURKDIr. greater ten b an the Maine woods, an ment. And Books which educate --combine pleasure with hen the response of the never since ceased to protest again who fought for it were still living "Furl that Banner" as of Ab,aham the Coo poet seclusion of tells us "The book was English Archbishops to the .Pope ledge-are the true ideals of the thoughtful gift. Such a onethou. st the usurpation which deprives Recently a vefy pretty wedding shows conclusively that the desire Pyan, the idolised his immortal the colophon the fourteenth of No- was published, I felt that Anglican sand per cent. investment this Xmas is the her of the free exercise of her na- itself did not spring from a nation- federacy, inscribed at St. Joseph's lost was solemnised been dehad the vindicafight final makes the a a She when finished on received rights. of nourpoem had or tional Orders supported act was not last idea, al Subiaco, when Mr. Terence the Church, the (1919), "Furl lathis existof battle. political compare field vember later tion." and on the With this mand for separate days sentiment, a national Ten by son of Mrs. M. Lonerished Lonergan, F. ended. Union the circumstances and life that is ence, and has always made it, on that the South never had a right, Tricolour and Hail received into the er opinion 'that it were gan, of Victoria Park, was married an orthodox the writer wasthe the ground of distinct and sepande and never claimed a right, on na- Jack!" He will never hear Roman Catholic context may showbethat daughter of Mr. Durkin, F. Miss to of goes earth face the taken at communion nationality. formula cannot tional principles to a separate poli- he to live while And I and Mrs. Durkin, of Subiaco. The he knows it. a complete record of human knowledge, science, arts, thecommerce, Church." to rea- value. This I now know to have the Southern Confederacy Not a Nation tical existence. When slavery was round; if and essential was performed by of ceremony storehouse a veritable overburdened industries; Bull, crafts, It is difficult forit Catholics Apostolicae languages, John an of and war pas- doubt been the real point must be for The Southern Confederacy never buried beyond hopedesire of Right Rev. Monsignor Vesting. The information in every department of life. These variedor departments lise how difficult to enter commu- Curae!" for seces- with debts and with the cares sion cooled down, investigator bride, who was given away "Lv her was a nation, and had never claimprotesting beings human are lucidly dealt with in 25 groups, and the student question Episcopal bishop In three hundred 400,000,000 seem trivial, but it is may This ever. by reIt never had a sion had passed for Mr. Bernard Durkin, was ed to be a nation. can instantly lay his hand upon the answer to any One subject nion with Rome.tcaaircte betherecoovredrewd against his rule, from the Ganges brother, on points such as these that Angliby Miss Rose Lonergan. separate political existence. It had The Question Finally Settled. ferring to the most accurate and systematictheindex. gqears ,:i.anrlyedffour to the Shannon, will give Lloyd attended cans join the communion of Rome, nor beautiful The bridegroom wore a most concise and up language nor culture, to in each long neither and a for another, left. after has blanche taken war be carte George world may the Rebellion, Scotch the that of now a and The suppression own, as palatable of its Gordon, laws crepe-de-chene and that in nor of ivory frock found be civilisation, will information step-Bishop Rusof authentic -the -hour to ing the great Orthodox Church held or her veil, History it over which Be georgette, labour. a form which makes study a treat, not who was buried sia prostrate and half the Oriental explanation by a spray of orange blossom, fell Gulch of England, Dress and Housekeeping which interests- the reader, the 1658; Bishop Churches decimated, the conciliation a the only She carried A.D. which folds. graceful clearness in and simplicity that are of and illustrations in Westminster, Carolina, and of the Anglican Church either by inMiss Lonersheaf of arum lilies. adept specialist teacer imparts in his lectures. -Levi Ives, of South of Delaware, dividuals or in the mass of the High a dainty frock of crepe-dewore gan See bethe Bishop Kinsman, Apostolic Church with the chene of a delicate shade of blue. A The whole work is now offered in TEN VOLUMES or about 660 in the United States. and some- comes a most important step tosmart touch was added to her toilet He has given a casual of his ward the reunion of Christendom. ORIGINAL BINDING, at the low beautiful sketch the in each, Pages -humorous by a glass walking stick, to the head half times Epis- It is useless to pretend that the An an as of which some exquisite roses were experiences past life, his and the points that glican Church is decreasing if it can Price of £9. The bridegroom was supaffixed. copal Bishop, hundred than three a Catholic assemble more become to friend ported by Mr. Hsrold Lake, who or girl, your boy, slowly for Gift led him No better investment for a Xmas the Holy See. bishops from every part of the carried out his duties ably. The SON, LTD., of 180 Murray and ALBERT in communion with on conceived. carrying not be it is that could interor globe, specially church was nicely decorated with for this notable work. Litterateurs will be which street (near Boan's) are the sole W.A. agents helped an immense mission work in heath. alum lilies, sent by the bride's girl ested in the books To responsible buyers they will supply the ten volumes £1onfor paygeneral in the endow, or that it is not the third As she entered and left the friends. of instalments monthly seven him. Some are not but It £2, with initial of an Christendom. in ment body beeenigreatest are was the church the "Ave Maria" reading of converts. the may not possess the motley millions balance. know the ceremony the converts After played. Only ing so. them, and of the Methodists, but it possesses Make Sure of the Address: of the friends many and relatives books that really help a and Orders, not help order, a Church not popular couple repaired to the home well-meaning friends do of rather sick- historical centre at Canterbury and of the bride's mother, where a novel much with the books upon the a greater political influence than idea greeted them in the form of lv piety that are pressei world. the in a any national Church as Gairdner, Dr. ...three "good luck" wedding bells, catechumen. Oxford, The British Parliament is the last which were arranged and tastefully Protestant historian at impressas sit bishops which in Europe in As by her girl friends. decorated seems to have particularly in book on bishops without popular election the happy couple ascended the steps ed recent converts by his to study a House which makes decisions afthem the rib. beneath and passed Lollardry. It is impossible easy It is country! a whole KinsDr. fecting bons which were being held by the the Reformation without. point out the failures of the describgirls were loosened, and the bells man writes: "Dr. Gairdner Church of England, her total inabil'the old Co : chimed merrily amid the shower of ed the first stage as merely of Scot. I population the ity to win confetti which had been concealed eligion with the Pope left out.' the old re- land, Wales, or Ireland. Even CornWhen ordering, please esention this paper. in them. Then the wedding breakshould now wish to teach The Methodists. the to went wall back. put fast was partaken of, during which ligion with the Pope him included great towns of England are pagan in Books which helped the usual toasts were proposed and on An spite of the devoted efforts of the ardinal Gasquet's EssayEdward replied to in several little speeches. Neverslums. the in VI Church High Ordinations and his Later on the guests, who were rereliand FOR Prayer. theless ,with her cathedrals FOR and the Book of Common ceived by Mrs. Durkin, assisted by organe and bishops and orders gious Conferences, CASH Also Cardinal Mercier's Mrs. Lonergan, senr., were entertain has Church CASH BenAnglican sation, the Moyes' Aspects Gf Anglicanism, ed in the Alexandra Hall, where a ONLY of a never presented so important an asONLY. son's Confessions and Papers most enjoyable time was spent. prethe as during world Holy the to to pect Pariah, Reville's Back During the evening Mr. and Mrs. -Dublin Independent. Unity, sent Lambeth Conference. The intChurch, Maturin's Price of Ward's Lonergan left for the Caves, where book portence of Dr. Kinsman's Mrs nox's Spiritual Aeneid, and the honeymoon was spent MEN'S only is the He redoubled. Gasquet's becomes MEN'S Life of Aubrey de Vere. it Lonergan travelled in a smart navy if he got And Ireland.. in world period the in Southern the the only Anglican bishop living BUSINESS settled therefore, firth. n the hat of book on Edward VI was "that of chic by a those set off just costume, from be distinct BUSINESS If Lloyd for twenty years he would put who has made his peace with Rome. for all time. SUITS Mr. one from the Roman side The popularity of as he emerald. When the Southern States sesscled question The his threat to do as near a solution at the end Lloyd SUITS. He came to the opinion that Dela. by new notions into my head."puzzled was testified Lonergan a separate Governmen, George makes good up and Mrs. set will and But where is to -day. Ireland what the North did to George he in twenty years? It is the many and beautifpl gifts of ware Catholics had best be in corn historical question which they did not do so to assert a sep- to the Irish munion with the Roman Catholic They seceded the South, will it issettle im was whether the English Reforstill which they were the recipients. arate nationality. con- bishop and that Protestants really the im- certain that Ireland willthebememory This had ; ation was Puritan, as on the whicn was question? FOR question, economic an on analogs- is there, and laughing at If the query. portant contres be in some sort of federation. tinent, or a revival of the primitive best the in FOR although threatened slavery; who the Lilliputian of CASH to PRESHAW-RODDA. little settle able the be should hard he complete, studying 'hurch. After He owed and gave his diocese versy, and to camouflage the ugli- the Irish question even more effi- her. Ireland's desire to stand alone CASH ONLY read publications of the Parker So. work and sincerity, but he felt that ness of the real thing, they ,'ppealdoes not proceed from a slavery is. the settled the North Leek than Anglo-Catholic enthusiasm was impossible. ciently ONLY. the -iety he felt "The The marriage of Miss Ivy Rodda, ed to "State Rights"; namely, that can be killed. It proceeds eldest Union Southern question. He has in com- sue daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M version of Reformation facts can. of enthusiasm became doubt, and right for a State to leave thethirteen SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT has from the immortal soul of a nation. Rodda, of Claremont, and he enemy, weaker parison a Mr. and sot be squared with the revelations "I resolved to give up my post the original freely, as the don't know whether Lloyd George Frederick Charles Preshaw, second MEN'S that collection of weary, dreary These at hand all "the resources of civili- Ibelieves moment doubt became disbelief." it. entered freely I had soul. an immortal in States the His account of the official mind in since the surdeveloped MEN'S sation." as was that Preshaw, R. Mrs. cuments." He felt thatsuffered Mr. and of son claimed never had he is BUSINESS suspicion that have a strong "States" Anglican orders is humThomas' Chunlis lizabethan compromise They render at Appamatomax. M'S COILS BUSINESS OSINESS they were so many nations. colonies being convinced there is, at least, solemnised at St. which conferring SUITS evening, nom "habitual ambiguity" orous: "I perform this solemnity separate an invisible something behind Ire- Claremont, on Wednesday were so many Ireland Cannot be Crushed. SUITS. Father comRev. as certainly come home to roost in whereby you may be admitted to a inst. The the 27th. against united get had cannot land's demand which he which cereBR USINESS MEN'S SUITS ,.he rafters of the Lambeth Confer minister in our churches, but as to But "Rebellion" has been "crush- at with the bayonet. The-erore hi; Masterson officiated at the There had been no tyranny. mon comprehension, at what "It aimed Am- ed" in Ireland more than once al- rage. was given what in itself, or as to ice. is in who it The bride, mony. so-called. survived properly If that something nation, To- you and others are to think of it, I FOR Ernest Mr. ut it ended in compromise."divided having too. away by her uncle, efficiently, very ready, and colonies, the Invasion and the "Conquests," erica; and these FOR sae. to officially nothing white geon ay the Anglican Church is CASH obtained their freedom, agreed to Does Lloyd George think it can be the Confiscations and the Planta- Beart, wore a frock of with be have CASH a Count nto three Churches, which may Though personally and privately I-, done any better in 1920 than it was tions, the Penal Code and the fam- getter over charmeuse, ONLY unite under a common constitution, income and so may you. hold Orders to be MADE TO MEASURE with pale ermed-"The High Church lined Southcharmeuse, the that of ONLY. he think Does train done in 1798? ines, and the emigrant ship, and is in the making of which in- a rehensible, the Broad Church Low Her veil was sacrament, officially I must treat a prepon- he can adopt any more efficient crepe.de-chene. even pink had had ever was, vigorous as it to -day as States ern the and omprehensible, them as doubtfully sacramental, and Under this consti- means to prevent its recuerence his ignorance of history must he of Brussels net, handsomely embroiderating part. hurch incomprehensible." They merely urge them as non-committaltrue, than those employed aft, the even greater than was attsibutee to dered and arranged with sprays of MEN'S tution all came in freely, it is retire the ly harmless." These words s iund ay be comprehended within doe. MEN'S a right to capitulation of Limerick in the con- him if he thinks he can settle Ire - orange blossoms, and she carried a reserving not but BUSINESS of Canterbury Archbishop eee legal corporation, but their the like foundathe bouquet of white roses and azaleas. then fiscations and the Penal Code? Per- and by the American analogy. It was BUSINESS at will. nes are incomprehensible to each making a speech in the House of laid, or, as sonally-, I have no doubt that if IreSUITS The bride was attended by two were nation cause for the of Can he abolish the of tions Bishop the SUITS. ,they. As a result, in which he may divorce, Lords on the say, to a corner in bridesmaids, Miss Lulu Rodda (sis-day be put or to land could preferred rebelled, which has Ireland Americans it incline to regard matrimony as a Delaware found it a fact that was It America -as she cannot-and if threatened rebellion, for seven and ter of the brides, and Miss Kathleen ship of State was launched. 'should so frequently be perplexed sacrament but leaving it doubtful on-but a half centuries as Lincoln abolish- heart (cousin of the bride). They a marriage, and the bond was indis- were not there to look -s to its own identity and seem to for those of the "faithful" who pre. could in FOR happens ship,eand what a she is-and if there was It ed the cause for which the South were attired in pale pink and pale soluble. FOR the victim of clerical aphasia." fer it to be so. Ireland to -day were not going to rebelled once? That, I repeat, is blue, respectively, with georgette not be halved. CASH Al] Wool Tweeds, Fox's Navy The Thirty -Nine Articles of the From and grew, to -morrow of Delaware SASH of Bishop born, talked the and was known gather be We nation the real question for Lloyd George overdress, and more tulle veils to The arONLY nglican Church were clearly Fast pink Guaranteed have and the constitution, --I Serge, this to Peru China preaching, Cheviot literally from tired of lay !if he wants to draw a letter from match, with wreaths of tiny developed under ONLY. ides of peace betwee.: two power- was nation, no doubt that Lloyd George could the case of the Confederacy.-Ca- roses. They carried shower bou for "a red-blooded talk Dye. and had become a full-grownthe ul parties, and to this day the good preference pink Re. and law roses La France when "competent of corporation quets erpinent the on some then depend indivisible, Times. by tholic and one 'rotestant members of the Church He once carnations, with streamers to hatmilitary authorities" to repeat every hellion broke out. that Yer" to Thomas Aquinas. MEN'S Ireland do not comprehend much The bride War. frocks. that in their to say, "All with vicar Went perpetrated monise Oxford was an heard North that the horror Why MEN'S air Prayer -book contains W. groom was attended by Mr. BUSINESS But he cannot move back The North went to war, not to 1798. left is needed to make a preacher is a These Suits are Cut and Made by BUSINESS hat the Catholicising party The HOTEL ORIENT Hobson and Mr. Keith Mackenzie, of gab and a white tie." abolish slavery, but to suppress the the world to 1798; and even if he SUITS here. There can be no doubt that gift Thorough Practical Hands, and our strong even the a uniform. when SUITS. We wore was he gained? whom found, all of he There had came, could, what time Rebellion. HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. heir Prayer-book is not Protestant white tie was dispensed with. Nor is the have seen in 1848, and suppression; Guarantee is Satisfaction. abolitionist movement; but A reception was afterwards held at -s a Presbyterian or Methodist book its place wholly taken by the white North would have been satisfied we have seen 1867 and suppression: Good Accommodation for Country "Hillside," the residence of Mr. and For instance, at the beginning States Visitors. him accuse Ireland could Southern Has Nobody the suppression. if and 1916 apron! time the for Mrs. Ernest Beart. Mrs. Beast reFOR every Prayer-book is printed "A of haste, for he moved with cam FOR learned the lesson he would draw ceived in a handsome frock of black had consented not to try to extend Tel. BM, J. MONAGHAN. able of the Vigils, Fasts and Days CASH new from the Southern a the said in jet he into As for Confederacy? carefulness. traffic Write trimmed with tious monstrous the Customers the crepe-de-chene, in CASH Country Abstinence to be observed out of the Has the desire for secession died ONLY paper in 1910: "We have gloried in States vet to he carved The and georgette hat, and carried a Patterns. ONLY. ear." The Evens or Vigils before ques- out? Is to the verge of duplicit been weakened? The large duality "Territories." Has our roses. western red the posy of dark of Purification the he Nativity, We have halted between two it less determined than it was in '98 THE PALACE HOTEL tion was purely economic and essensquare hall was decorated with the :leased Virgin, the Annunciation of ity. opinions and have shown unmistaktially one of internal policy. Dur- or in '48, or in '67, or in "Easter colours of the 11th Battalion, and Blessed Virgin, Easter, Aseen- able of Terrace, Perth, WA. of the ailment long, bitter contro- Week"? the cause, likc slaN St, George's MEN'S The symptoms Has whole the of blue leschenaultia. Apostles. ing the and MEN'S ion, Pentecost, in a bowls the Sentences show versy which led up to the Rebel- cry, ceased to exist? of Laodicea.' bridegroom's mother wore a pretty The PALACE is situated BUSINESS Inmost startling is it to find days BUSINESS gradual turn over in his mind. At position, close to costume of grey crepe-de-soie aria claim of separate nationalthe lion, forty charming the as most such With Ireland, enjoined SUITS Tide The Rising eating one time he was saying "AnglicanAfter offering conity was never made. If the RebelSUITS. Banks and Commercial Houses, and hat to match. Sc. rivAso rc to ys of Lent, the Ember days, the ism may be difficult, but Rome is nation lion had succeeded a new And, after all, the rising tide is Theatres, and is largely patronised gratulations to the bride and brideti3ON ogation days, and "all the Fridays as distinct with Ireland. another he came At developed impossible." is so, even if we by the principal Farmers and Gra- groom, the guests passed on to the It have the might of precept G11°The rt50/2 n the year") is speak of Ireland apart from world eiers in the State. wedding to think, "It is Anglicanism which from the North, as, e.g., Panamathe dining room, where the FOR 'rirlay fast for which Catholics are But when Hilaire Belloc says in of seems impossible, and Rome, though conditions. from Colombia. breakfast was partaken of. Happy FOR Aiculed exists in every Church MODERATE TARIFF. became ex- his continuation volume of His CASH inevitable." "Linseems Rebellion difficult, the and usual made, the for were Further, cause speeches Priyer-book! CASH reland anti -Roman prejudices remained in J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. Later in the England," that the survival tinct, the desire for separate politoasts honoured. ONLY he Communion service is largely a full force till 1915. This gard's Like many Her ONLY. tical existence died with it. also. of Ireland was "miraculous." Telephone A1428. evening Mr. and Mrs. F. Preshaw "wdlerised translation of the Mass. vest. Americans, he felt that Rome must resurrection, he says, from the conleft for the Caves, where the honeytruth is evident in the sequel nil when sung with lights and The bride what be alien. Some utterances of Carmoon is being spent. ditions of the eighteenth century, vents makes a simulacrum ofcall Feeling To-day in the South. Gibbons gave him a jolt. "It the dead." 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THE W.A. RECORD. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1920
of succeeding, The best scorers were R. have a fair chance 199. it will be their "Day" if they Bryant (103), G. McCabe (36 not and Kevin win. (321. out), and E. Pym went in with 11 muss to bat, and AT GOLDFIELDS CRICKET. when stumps were drawn his score The chief scorers (S.C.), 3: Bell (C.E.G.S,), 4. Time, was 3 for 12). Pe. Boulder out), expectations, to Contrary were P. McCabe (35 not 24 2-5sec. at the This match was also C.Y.M.S. suffered defeat 1; Byrne (27). (H.S.), Mann 440 Yards: hands of the "Moonta Turks" by 24 Watts drawn 2; IC. E. G. S. Wearne in en- (C.E.G.S,), 3: Weaver To get the competition endedtwo runs. The "Moonta" boys going in (S.C.), 4. replied with 140, the result of top time, it was necessary to play one first rattled up 138, to which CRICKET Time, 54 sec. terpesing batting. G. Groves C.Y.M.S. replied with 114. For the week -day series, Sefton followed 880 Yards: Mann (H.S.), 1; Drab- matches of the and scored with 32. (By "WATTLE.") FOUR MORE BAYS Of ANNIVERSARY BARGAINS the other at the latter Jock McCarthy (26), and Bill 18 Dobson at the College 19, 3; Lucas (SC.), and Dewar 2; 29, (C.E.G.S.), ble with were there BrenSmith Joe batted best. reason (18/, the is 13, that Oval, Lyon (S.C.), 4, Time, 2nain. 10 1/5 not out Grove 18, and Nicholls W.A.C.A. COMPETITIONS. Mon to nan, Jack Perry Jock and McCarthy, two matches on Thursday NOTE THESE SPECIAL FOOTWEAR VALUES all contributed useful scores. As the sec. Saturday's Play. pouts in the. shone out in attack, with five, four, Drabble day. Up to date theClune, Mile: Mann (H.S.), 1; Special Suede Court game stands it will need good cricLadies' Calf Derby 13: E. and two wickets respectively. Four Men's Tan Willow are:-J. Performances of Note. SHOES, self buckle or bow effect, in ket on the part of East Perth to pull (S.C.), 2; Dewar (S.C.). 3; Wearne competition Marshall's, Byrne, BOOTS, welted soles, K. of run our batsmen were unluckily 11; T. Clifford, 9; Pym, fire. the of Time, 5min. 5sec. 4. out mole, pump soles, the latgame and (C.E.G.S.1, grey the Randell Usual price, 39/6. SpeGrade .-B atting "Boswell." "A" out before they had hardly scored. McAuliffe 7. Hurdle: 120 Yards 56; est. Usual Price, 32/6. Special AnHence our defeat. The fielding, as cial Anniversary Price, 29/6. (N.P.), 63; A. Evans (E.P.), Kent Subiaeo-LoodervMe v. North Perth, (C.B.C.), 1; Good (C.E.G.S.), JUNIORS. 2: Prim, zsys. niversary out; not 43 Stokes (N.P.), usual, left much to be desired, and Men's Best Wallaby Derby BOOTS, Played at Subiaco. The home Norman (H.S.). 3: Nunn (S.C.),. 4. Ladies' All -Patent Court SHOES, 38; On Monday last, let. November, requires a great deal of 'improve(E.P.), 43; Buchan (N.P.),(N.P.), Patent Caps, welted soles, Marshall, had first use of the wicket, and Time, 17 2-5sec. Usual buckle. on the lower ment. sewn self side soles, Moseley met Christian Dawson 30; (W.P.), Watts Spepoor total of Suresto. Usual Price, 39/6. Special Anniversary .rriice4.; 27/6. Long Jump: Watts (C.E.G.S.), 1; pitch while the other two teams did N.B.- was dismissed for the Sunday last we were pitted 29; McWilliam (E.P.), 25. cial Anniversary Price, 28/6. er Pell (25) and veteran Barnard McAuliffe (C.B.C.), 2; Chase (H.S.), Price, 19/11. plaithsis'O as a considerable numb against Stragglers, a strong and Peckham (CI.) 85, and Rowe (C1.1 58. batsmen. Distance. onfo tL113) were the most useful The Latest Gun Metal Calf Court 3: Bell (C.E.G.S.), 4. Men's Superior Tan Calf Brogue 's men were absent, and evenly balanced team, included am70, are both in the middle of uncom. Williamson (5 for 24) and Minchin 20ft. tin. heels. SHOES, pump soles, touis SHOES, welted soles. Usual Az.; substitutes were not available. them several old heads. Going pleted innings. Usual Price, .50/ Special Anniverand were all ong Anniversary (4 for 25) were the destroying an - High Jump: Nunn (S.C.), 1: Grant first 39/6. Special in went Dawson in first C.Y.M.S. opened rather disBowling: Packham (Cl.), 4 for 13; gels. s" tally, (C.E.G.S.), 2; Good (C.E.G.S.), "'Subi as was 245, Small 3: for Pries, 35/-. sary hours 2 28/11, after three wickets falling for Banks (C1.), 3 for 21. by a astrously, proved too many for the North Christian (H.S.), 4. Height, 5ft. dismissed Ladies' Fine White Canvas Court Men's Glace Wallaby Lace BOOTS, easily the highest total made Knox. Batting: Styles it 22. Jock McCarthy and Joe Bren"B" Grade. SHOES, covered Cuban heels, buc71in. (Record.) 35; G. Perthites, who were sent to the right in "Kangaratta," plain fronts. Usual junior team this season. of very nan stopped the rot for a while, and (W.P.), 62; Barnard (S.L.), (10) was Somerford 40. 19/6. for Spetifail.. kle. Usual Price, about display 29; fine Anniversary Specnal (M.), very Price. 32/6. after a were shaping confidently when a risUnder 18. douGroves (M.1, 32; Sefton the only batsman to negotiate AnniveMary Price, 13/9. hard hitting, retired for 106, being ing ball grazing Joe's fingers lodged Price, 25/6. Saw (W.P.), 53; Finlayson (W.P.), ble figures. Rford (7 for 16) bowl an Special White Buck Court SHOE, BOOTS, 100 Yards: Kennedy (C.B.C.). 1; the first junior to make his century in the long -stop's hands. Jack ConDerby Calf Tan Men's Minchin, Pye (C.B.C.), 2; Lange (C.E.G.S.), 50. shape. pump soles, new season's for ed splendidly, as also did Leather Lined, sewn soles. Usual this season. F. Clune batted very way on, and runs came Bowling: Ranford (S.L.), 7 Luwho secured 4 for 25. At a second 3: Anderson (C.E.G.S.), 4. Time, skilfully for 40, and gave no chances. more followed Usual Price, 32/8. Special AnniverPrice, 32/8. Special Anniversary freely, until Jock skied one 16; Williamson (N.P.), 5 for 24; lost 3 for 79. Barnard 11 1-5sec. score Subiaco highest effort, sary Prim, 25/-. 3 next (MA, made 19/11. Wallace Price, Kingdom and was easily caught. He made Cove cas (M.), 4 for 16: (351 was again to the fore. For the attack Moseley 26. Dan Curtin joined Conway, 440 Yards: Kennedy (C.B.C.), 1; with 36. for 25. for 13: Minchin (N.P.), 4 wickets COUNTRY ORDERS. (10), Mudie (20 not out), and Pell Lange (C.E.G.S.). 2: Scahill (C.B.C.), obtained 4 wickets, L. Durack 2, and and this pair pasted the bowlers for Thirty-five "A" Grade just onfell Anniversary all helped appreciably. 3: Shallcross (H.S.). 4. out) 60 not Time 10 19 1. of Illingworth In order to minimise the chance of disappointment, Country Orders for these Special a while, when a fast one s.kittled this for 738 runs, an average win should side Moseley home sec. On Thursday afternoon, Bargains, should be sent in as soonas possible. Dan's wicket. Bott and Jack ConIn the "B" Grade 61 The runs ea -h. 1: went in determined to block out the way contributed game. (C.B.C.), Donovan Yards: 880 average an runs, 674 31 each. The side wickets fell for Claremont v. West Perth, Curlewis (H.S.), 2: Scahill (C.B.C.), remaining hour, but, however, prov- eventually were out for 127. The of 11 runs each. Bunning (S.C.). 4. Time, 2min. ed unequal to the task, being all out Stragglers followed on, and Harold Played at High School. The West- 3; 5 wickets obtained Kelly 21sec. 48. North Perth v. Subiaco-Leederville. erners for Rodda opened the attack, having batted first, and scored 220. High Jump: Palmer (C.E.G.S.), 1: and Knox also 5 The home Styles, well known in prewar days batsmen in difficulties from the Played at Perth Oval. when Wednes- the the in Matting cricket, topped the poll Curlewis (H -S.), 2; Munrd (S.C.), 3: On the preceding day, jump. He soon secured two wicside batted first, and and Moseley, 4ft. Height, 4. played (H.S.), Lithgo Blackman innings day, the 53, kets. The bowling evidently had Saw hit lustily for 62. with bat board showed 8 for 245, to elected winning the toss show- and Finlayson, a new player, ran up illin. after WELLINGTON and MURRAY STREETS, PERTH. :: the "wind Randell up" the opposition, as closed. declared was Under 15. Hennessy, who hitherto had they became very careful. But they As an even half century. first. 63. O'Grady (3 batsed good form in compiling as a successful very been one, did not last long against the fine (H.S.). 1; not 100 Yards: Hantke 32), and Butcher (3 for 36) were usual his effort was a breezy although shining as Lithgo's bowling of Rodda, Brennan, McCarspec- for Hornby man, bowler, (C.E.G.S.), 2; one that appealed to the the most successful bowlers. ClareLeach EFFICIENT as EXPERIENCED early commenced to thy and Curtin, and were dismissed 4. star Buchan, who in the "Jr of time had lost 8 for (C.B.C.), 3; Blackman (H.S.), call at mont .tors. scant with wicket the round hit all up the big 69, Trounce (21), and Carey (18 not Time, 11 3-5sec, for 93. Our fielding, we are glad to grade last season ran the bowlers, and going say, showed wonderful for respect scored afternoon, improvean in 1; 183 best. (H.S.), 300 Yards: Hantke score of carried his bat for 120. ment, and could not have been betStokes out), doing Blackman in first manwith (C.E.G.S.), 2; a a neat 38, and wicketkeeper 13. was rather runs with a The Englishmen "Cane" South Aus. Leach Brennan secured five for (C.B.C.), 4. Lonergan, (H.S.), 3; McManus also got amongst the unconquered. scorer, tered. highest second Bowling. as drop troika 20, McCarthy 3 for 18, and Rodda 2 43 of 38 4-5sec. Time, good tally third was of 13 effort Scott's while going for 30-very fine bowling indeed. met South visitors English Christian, 29 run out, was The last the of fall 14. Under the On highest. his wicket. The next match will be at Adelaide on 5th inst. very nicely when he lost was announc- Lakeside on Sunday next onagainst with Taafe Australia the 100 Yards: Homby (C.B.C.), 1; wicket, Lithgo's score side was sent in to hat on Smith, who opened up batted damage S IV. Boulder Ground. solid- The home rendered re- Ambrose (H.S.), 2; Kelly (C.B.C.), ed as 188, those doing mo..;t difficult by wicket (late West Perth "B"1, a 4 ball being Illingworth, the with board 12sec. score 4. Time, the (H.S.), a sensaBreen When 3: was 24. It his rain. ly for cent heavy 1; wickets, Clune 3, and Moseley 2. W.A.F.A. Notes Nett Week. 220 Yards: Hornby (C.B.C.), 'Phone, A3370 At one time the board showed 8-245, the North in Perth mind tional start. On Friday evening the match was Bulb., 1912. Kelly (C.B.C.1,3; skipper, doubtless bearing showed 4-0-4, and Parkin's figures Ambrose (H.S.), 2; got MoseLithgo when three concluded, were 28 25sec. side 4. Time, (H.S.), an hour Ransom opposing half It took RACING. that an the were 3-0. with Jones 75, for all out team of ley's style Later the bat10 runs. experts of the barn door -Under IS. If you have Money to Lend, we and to score 26, and Moseley with 15 being the improved, but the innings dosHouses and Businesses for Sale batting-Howard, Robinson, On Saturday night last the W.A. innings ting 100 Yards: Veryard (H.S.), 1; Le- only ones to reach double figures. PROPERTY MANAGEKEET can Invest it in Good Security. Heindrichs-declared the ed for a poor score of 117. V. Richhad who had Trotting Association Young, held its 306th. or Terms. (S.C.), Cash 3; Saturday On City or Suburbs. with 38, was the most suc- froy (C.E.G.S.), 2; Brown closed. 12 4.5 a spell during the week, was watch- electric light meeting in fine weasuc- ardson, ruff -getter. Thurgarland (26) Durrant (C.E.G.S.), 4. Time, Healy, 2 :or 21 was the most ed against Lithgo, while Moseley ther, with a great crowd in attendHennah (2 for cessful cessful trundler. D. Henry, both new men in the secs. and Dawance. with The racing proved ex. most conclusions again tried Under 12. C.A. games, as also did Broadway State XI., also did well. Parkin 1; son, this time on the top pitch. On citing, and the big race rerulted in MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, the 75 Yards: Moore (C.E.G.S.), C.A. fames, as also did Broadway 41 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH the lower pitch Lithgo was put in to a dead heat, O.G. and Astic dividand was remarkably, successful with Representative. (1 for 28). Brown (1 for 49),other ball, securing 8 for 55 off 112 balls. Brennand (H.S.), 2: Milner (H.S.), bat by Young, and was dismissed ing the hdnour. (Opposite Town Hall). Parkin, 3: Patterson (S.C.), 4. Time 10 1-5 for the low total of 53. W. Lithgo Robinson (1 for 59) were the Woolley (2 for 56), with the innings. wicket -getters. throughout secs. bowled Night trotting is being started in each, were with 10 P. Seamon, and the ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT The Old Boys' Relay Race, of 660 the highest scorers. Young obtain. Adelaide. It will be interesting to Healy and Heindrichs were The tourists collared the South BOULDER. reKALGOORLIE SCHOOL, opening pair for Subiaco, and with Australian bowling and ran up the yards, was won by C.E.G.S. 2, and Horri- note how South Australians take to Livesley wickets, ed 5 time, until mained together mammoth score of 5 for 512, when (From Our Correspondent). gan 1. Hennessey was run out for the novel form of sport made so CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' OLD South Boulder. MISCELLANEOUS. the score at 0-11. Douglas applied the closure. Hearne Young followed with 113, the popular in W.A. It must be a plea2. are glad to say that the SkatCOLLEGIANS' ASSOCIATION. ingWeCarnival (182), Russell (156), Hendren (79), Pouliquen, a French swimmer, to- highest scorers being Livesley (321, sure to Mr. James Brennan to see organised by the MissEast Perth v. Midland -Swan. (From Our Correspondent). (48), and Makepeace (38 not wards the end of August succeeded Staples (16), and J. Butler Hobbs electric light in his valiant lead (8). Bazaar, es Goddard, the Children's Ilorthwith out) were the run-getters. The in staying under water while he covWhat the Boys Are Doing. hard work of the Sisters Played at Midland. with 5, Lithgo 3, and trotting copied by another State. and the Euchre Party conducted by St.The had the satisfaction of ered a distance of 102 metres in 2 J.Hennessey, in the care and prep the local skipper, won the toss and Clune 2, were the bowlers. Mesdames Pauley and Bock, have LionJoseph The "Croweaters" Our Correspondent). (From of Parkin's wicket for 0. Smith min. 9 3.5 secs. the pupils for the ann getting sent the visitors to the wickets. programme class -night a first To Young then put Lithgo in for a surpassed our most sanguine expec- concert was 195 (5 for 120) secured all the wickets, amply rewarded by side was not disposed of untilEvans, The idea of the "Pan -Australian "three point," and owing to the gen- is set down for attention fit the general meeting of the tations. annual The carnival skating The Alan and his performance is one that Games" that has been much discuss- eral fine fielding of his team, man- hands of trotting enthusiasts. At Kalgoorlie Association was held at showed a clear profit of £25 2s 2d: large crowd that attended on t was on the board. who was making his first appearance must be regarded as excellent. Giv- ed of late, has been advanced an- aged to get it, dismissing Lithgo for this early stage it is difficult to at- the Christian Brothers' College, Wil- the children's bazaar, £126 5s 9d: 20th ult. The first half of the enter en a second knock the home team other stage. A secretary has been 38, thus giving him a total for the tempt to anticipate the judge. Mr. son -street, on Friday, 22nd Octooer. the euchre party, £41 2s. for the city team, headed the scorThese 56. ran to 339. A. Richardson (Ill) appointed, and a scheme has been two innings of 91. ing list with a solidly compiledearly With the ball, Downey moves in mysterious ways, There was a large attendance of old results speak volumes for the energy went was taken up by the fairy batted splendidly, as also did RunHe was very cautious in the of. and will be submitted Young got S wickets and Livesley and generally succeeds in providing scholars, and the meeting was a and goodwill of the people of Boul- tata "Queen Revel," the princi brought He Aso:kidrespen innings. was part was taken by Miss J. Higgi dell (45.). , This pairstages of the tb the Amateur Athletic was very smart at a hard nut to crack. However, very enthusiastic one. M. Hickey) der. It is 2.slips, Baldwin off a number of beautiful shots for sible for a partnership of 166 runs. tions of the different States. patrons can rest assured that the The Secretary (Mr. G. catching four men out. Last Sunday week the following who was ably assisted by the word of point. His effort was full Pellew, with 64, was next. His was to be hoped that the idea will bewill prove most ex- presented his annuli' report. and the balance sheet was read at all the lowing:-Misses Rowe, E. Joyce, generally sport On the top pitch Dawson, like seemed it How when place. Hallinan, Kilmartin, Murphy, C a chanceless display. England won come an accomplished fact. of merit, and just annual election of officersoftook had an easy victory over citing and interesting. than Young, ter, McDonald, Gould, Tennant, Kalgoor- Masses: he would go very close to the three by an innings and 55 runs. much better would this be Mr. B. Leslie, Mayor gaining a "three pointer." Boulder Convent Debt. the Moseley, to E. Rowe, Masters W. Wilson, J. H The successful bowlers were Doug- sending representatives figure mark, he put one up to Pow, -day the November meeting of lie, was again elected president, and To On the next day, Sunday, Dawson who Kent, Receipts. ron, J. Plasto, O'Dwyer, Higgi who took a good catch. las ( 4 for 81), Hearne (3 for 63), Olympic Sports? This Mr. Hickey secretary, with Mr. W. place. takes W.A.T.C. the met Young, the match causing some £ s. d. Murphy, and Hallinan. The pi got 43, batted in his best style. He Douglas (2 for 67), Wilson (1 for Biliiardists-Try These Handicaps little excitement in junior cricketing meeting will be of great interest to H. Simpson assistant secretary. The 5 5 was heartily enjoyed by the a scored his runs in good time and 54). as there will new Principal of the College, Rev. Cash in hand .. enthusiasts, sporting Friends. circles, Your for as Dawson was on 11 points, a on Entertainmentswelcomed ence, who were Speaking after the match, the in not slow in show' sent the ball to the boundary warmly youngsters, was for races several Nolan, be Bro. and Young a sug8, victory would put . He was Governor, Sir Archibald 82 18 9 their appreciation. An Eastern contemporary Weigall, Mrs. X. Brennan number of occasions. races. The and installed as vice-patron of the handicaps Dawson in a fairly safe position for addition to the ordinary 26 0 0 Children of Mary .. The second half was confined caught out in endeavouring to lift gave the visitors some sound advice gests some new forms ofhave looking association. always are who fraternity the the premiership. went Young to They Pitman and McWilliam batted in attrac- in regard to Australian "barrack- for billiardists. individual items by the folio ' one. Eurythmic will It was resolved to hold the first Mesdames and should field with very little confidence for out for another 10 5 0 Dance, Irish Jig, Miss Baker; McIntyre-.. tive style for his 25. With Kent heIngDouglas, in responding, paid merit of being new, day looking annual smoke social at St. Mary's Lanigan, doubtless have a busy Here are some: their champion bowler, Mesdames Kelly and provided the best cricket of the af- a great compliment to the fine ef- prove interesting. Miss E. Rowe: citation, "The B the from on Tuesday, 23rd whole, the On Kalgoorlie, one. for Hall, was absent, and they were playing every to play hit fort f Richardson 13 0 0 glass," Miss M. Walker; song, " 1. The better player Ranclaud Attempting a big temoun. d Runde11 should November. This proinises to be 10 men. However, they were very entries before us, the day Mesdames Pitman and from a good length ball from "Wal- a sportsmanlike utterance, he placed stroke off the red ball. commence soon tle Day." Girls: Dance, Junior most interesting from a rac- the event of the year: it is one in prove cheered by the rapid fall f the to player bowled. Better is 0 0 clean 15 2. The Joyce .. ly" Watts, he was great importance on his winning of solo, Miss D. Rowe: overture, which all can participate, and and the exultation was ing point of view. 17 2 6 Bacio," Miss J. O'Rourke: No ColMisses Giles .. Meek (131 and Leo Bott (13), also the toss. Had the Englishmen to every break with a cannon.have one wickets, being Joked forward to by Old great on Dawson being dismissed 3. The better player to Mesdames Goddard and showed good form. The latter player bat on a wet wicket the struggle for gan cradle song, infants; Mi with the kenest interest. legians for the very cheap total of 38. closed Knox, declared an abField .. 25 2 made a reappearance after runs might have been reversed, was or more pockets moonlight dance, Masters O'Dw Smoke social tickets are now on with 19, and Durack with 7 were 15 0 Young Men . Catholic against him. sence of a number of :sears from the his opinion. and Hefron: wheel drill, senior gir sale. 4. The better player's ball must the only ones to score at all. Young Mesdames Pauley and game, and his display on Saturday solo (selected), Miss M. Scullin: in Australia. Wilfrid Rhodes and Livesley were both very sucbefore in one cushion at least 41 2 0 core; recitation, Miss Walker; so strike gives great hopes of big things cessful with the ball, each obtaining It is often stated that Rhodes, he can score. BRANCH, KALBallHallows' the near future. Leishman (16) is All MARY'S ST. "A Mighty Captain Marched never run- "The Yorkshire Hero," has "Hop Harry" Stone has met his 5 wickets. Mesdames Shea, Pauley, one of the most consistent War," boys; dance, Hornpipe, GOORLIE. KALGOORLIE Young followed, and put together Francis Charles, He gave a been a successful trundler in Austra- .Waterloo at last. .. 201 12 0 P. Baker; solo, "Beautiful B Becton getters in the game. the one of the French troupe of pugilists the respectable total of 124. Young With This is not so. 126 5 9 Sing On," Miss . P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. chanceless display before getting his lia. Children's Bauer Stevens; cho U.A.C.B.S. Livesley (26). Gill (15, the de(36), and (1903-4) team, he headed a points M.C.C. gained from one Sydney, a straight in of now leg in front Steer My Barge to Erin's Isle, wic- cision over him in a contest that Grogan (141 were the principal scor- Good Accommodation for Travellers, bowling averages, securing 63 £573 13 7 pupils. w Reynolds. accompanists The apiece. went the full journey oks20 rounds. ers. For the bowling, Knox got 6 Watts (4 for 47) bore the brunt kets at a cost of 15.6 runs Misses Scullin and Rowe. Fortnightly Meeting on Tuesday wickets, Kelly 1, and Clune 2 He kept a splendid This was the greatest number of Expenditure. of the attack. are Members Hall. Mary's St. in on the to try for a three Certainly Young decided NEW NO114:6A. £ s. d. length and varied his bowling ex- wickets obtained. THE WINNING DOUBLE. pointer, but failed to get it, Dawearnestly requested to Roll Up. IRISH SELF-DETERMNATIO 18 7 3 Throughout the bats- last tour he was not so successful, cellently. Insurance .. SENIOR CRICKET COMPO. FUND. son's total being 130 for 4 wickets at UNION BEER 42 1 6 men treated his deliveries with great but on that occasion he was regardInterest .. Half Year's week played any Clifford Tim Saturday On received a bowlContributions the drawing of stumps. 5 0 Reynolds (2 for 17) also ed more as a batsman than ---gespect. Goldfields' Contributions, .. Charges Bank AND the by batted Tim p.m. oval. E. Pym on the from 9 am. to 6 respective of the day The position 0 Thompson (2 for er. 105 0 led well. .. Joseph of St. Sisters Per P. J. Russell, Kalgoorlie. first, and put up a good fight. His teams are at present.UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. Secretary. A Slight Mistake. Pow (2 for 56) secured the Reduction of Debt .. .. 407 8 The O'Connor, D. S. Condue, £1. was dismissed for 103. S. J. HILL, Secretary, batsman team notable 5 11 remaining wickets. P. W. L. D. Pts. At a country match a Credit Balance .. Flanagan, £1. J. j scorers were B. Smith Murphy, £1, Midland's reply was a weak one. came in with only one pad on, and most 11 3 -5 10s. Williams (18 not out), and T. Dawson .. . 8 The wicket (46), 13 7 Six wickets fell for 50 in an hour's that on the wrong leg. 10 £573 4 2 1 Young .. SHEEHAN for W. J. bowlers The (13). Reynolds keeper noticed this fact. an4 re Clifford Jamieson (11), play. 5 7 2 4 1 .. To the Members of Pym were Pym and P. Bryant. Pym Moseley PRIME BEEF BUTCHER, 4 (13 not out), and Thompson (12 marked: 4 6 2 Debt at beginning of year 1374 3 3 got 4 wickets for 34, and Bryant 6 Lithgo ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, not out) were the most successful "I say. Bill, you've got that pad for 60. Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Reduction during year . 407 8 3 with the bat Pym took JUVENILES. BOULDER, 488. run -getters. Meek (4), and Evans on the wrong, leg." Telephone Clifford's I high hopes of victory, as know. 966 15 0 (2) secured the wickets. East Perth "Yus," said Bill. "I On Saturday Spencer played ClifDebt at present .. Maritime Street, Picadilly. team didn't seem in the running be- ton. and appears to have an undoubted hold thought I was going in the other fore, lost the toss Spencer hopes, Tim but, alas! for their Telephone 474 on the game. He was disend!' T. O'HURLEY, Adm. and Smyth bowled excellently, and was sent in to bat. owing o the YOU NEVER WILL Two Wickets for 744. REMEMBER 31st. October, 1920. West Perth v. Claremont. dismissed Pym for 42. Bryant (15) missed forof nineteen, Clifton the fieldsmen. alertness Club Melbourne East & CRUSE In 1903 the All Hallows' Church has been and G. McCabe (14) were the high- then cwnt in, and having won on MANNION Played at Claremont. The visiYour Meeting is Next Fri decorated. and cleaned UNDERthoroughly performed put up an extraordinary perform est scorers. Tim got 6 for 29, and the first innings put Spencer in for THERE, and b tors, who batted first, BE GOLDFIELDS Night. THE BE SATISFIED probably Smyth 4 for 13. The work has been done in a most Friend to Join the PR TAKERS. poorly, falling for the poor tally of ance against Fitzroy, and "time up," the broken the BRANCH in the State. at and manner, On the College wicket, K. Byrne a three -pointer, At 54: satisfactory Watts (30) and George North all records would have been 84. KALGOORLIE. 63. HANNAN.ST., 18 Spencer, been completed. played Clune. Kevin won the toss, scores were Clifton, moderate cost of £28. To meet this P. CONWAY, Secretary, (19) were the only batsmen to make had the innings UNTIL YOU to the loss of two and, contrary to all expectations, This match added two points SpenWhy Do We Lead? Because we un- expense the members of the choir 7 King-street, Bould any showing against the bowling They scored 744 for our business. derstand Sacred Laver made 341, McAlis- took the field. Jerry's team, after Clifton's score. On Sunday £5 Os 9d; the given have of Packham (4 for 13), Banks (3 for wickets. Horan's team ter 173, Stuckey, 150 not out, and batting about 14 hours, made 159. cer played Horan. Heart Sodality, £5; Friend, £1 Is; 21), and Brine (2 for 43). 'Phone, 327. TRY captain the for 37, PELLEW' dismissed was not out. carefully McInW. Bryant batted very Mrs. E. Moore, 2s 6d; Mrs. Claremont had the big score of J. Horan 45 This match refor 86, when he was caught out. V. making top score. Spencer. tyre, 2s; Mrs. A. Pitman, lOs 6d; For BOY'S and MEN'S SUITS, a 1-173 on the board when stumps Low Scoring. made 26, and V. Byrne got 12. sulted in a win for very successful THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. Mrs. Smith, 5s; Mrs. M. Pitman, lOs Brine and Peckham were drawn. HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. Associa- Clune a Victorian in Recently been has Spencer had very hard luck, he was 6d. Total, £12 12s 3d. It is regardwere the opening pair. The former tion match, Footscray 20. Jerry made men, reliable late. He has many P. J. RUSSELL a sure thing that the Children ed was clean bowled for five by Blun- This is a very low score, but it was just getting "set" when he was run of are among Cunningham and Brody SUBIACO HOTEL bowlers were: Young Kevin's 8. Shirts, Catholic out for the Hats, vacant and of Mary dell, and Rowe filled the The Latest in Gent's to score a win by an. Byrne, 2 for 38: A, Sexton, 5 for 69: his best. He won a "three pointer" quite to- quite sufficient Men will raise the balance This pair were still crease. ROICEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. from Ties, Underwear, See and eight runs. The oppos- P. McCabe, from Newley, and missed it for 24. easily. gether -when time was called, Pack- innings had two turns at the hatmatch he had Emu Beer Always on Tap. Jerry had no fear of defeat, be- Horan. In the latterwere HANNAH ST., KALGOORLIE ham being 85, and Rowe 70. The 19g side two wicIn the first innings cause creases. There Good Accommodation for Coun Kevin's team is not noted for hard luck. former's display was top-notch. It ting (Opposite Post Office). SHEAHAN Visitors. JAMES' five was the total, and in the second its fast scorers. When stumps were kets to fall when the clock struck. neverthe but chanceless, was not GENERAL STOREKEEPER, drawn the score for 4 for 35. Of Fulton made the creditable score of WALTER WINO, Proprietor. less it was full of merit. Included seven. Hartkopf, who played with Subimatch. .WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT.. THE WINNING DOUBLE. in the effort were quite a number of aco in this State (1916), and who these P. McCabe (15 not out), and 57 in this has some good bowlers. Newbey A. Sexton (8 not out) were the only Rowe, who 4's, and a big hit for 6. PiessectreM, Boulder. UNION BEER MOANA CAFE the made a century on his first appear-Of Clune's bowlers He possesses the best bat in is batting with all his old-t)me abil- mire here, hit up 155 not out on a scorers of note. For Choicest Quality Only. Call and He has a reAND HAY -STREET, PERTH. 16, and V. Byrne, 3 juveniles-N. Rush. got 1 for Jerry ity, scored his runs with his well. recent Saturday in Inspect our Underground Dairy for and Victoria slips, at McCorry, liable catch, STOUT. for 33. Tea and Supper PracIMPERIAL Afternoon For UNION Produce Department. known characteristic shots. Northcote against Richmond. He All keeps level with Clifton for second of On Monday, the Feast tically all his runs were scored in hit 11 fours and one slicer. pulling is quickly Horan place. week -day of the no match Saints, continuThe the wicket. of front He defeated TROTTING the his team together. Instead, TROTTING ance of this partnership to-day will SECONDARY SCHOOLS' SPORTS series was played. was played on Clifton, although be has not many match for the aeries Already be followed with interest. C. Johnand He reliable bowlers. Competition. Monday. Athletic and Friday, 16th. Annual Thursday, .for responsible been the pair has the make Won by High School. Clune and Clifford played on the son, his vice-captain, 152 of the total. is team knocked score, especially the latter, who The Three: B's mean The 16th. annual athletic competi- oval, and Clifford's a good has also "B" GRADE. He hitter. a hard were scorers chief SPLENDID PROGRAMME The 197. up tion of the Secondary Schools' Assofrequently who Baldwin, B. bat in and (29). Perth. T. Connolly Midland v. East ciation was held on Wednesday, 3rd. J. Knox (43), the with They batted ' for makes the ball acquainted !BIG RACE 1 MILES the inst.. and resulted in a win for High Williams (23). This game was played on Jerry four boundary, and the bowler chew C.E.G.S. about two hours, and then Guildford Grammar School's ground. School with 110 points. W. Bryant opened for C'une. his finger nails. East Perth battid first, but made a was second with 1024. C.B.C. third and of Clifton has a veritable team the last hour was up, stumps The West Australian Trotting Association Whoa*: poor showing against the Midland with 75, and Scotch College fourth When three bowlers, Wing, McAuliffe, and McThe results were were drawn with Clune's teamwere 364 points. attack. The total reached was with J Laughlin figuring among his best. (Incorporated.) The best scorers for 110. only 88. Pascall (18) and V Hai-- as follows:__ Clifton do most of and net McAuliffe oat). (29 V. Byrne (59), Clune to batsmen rold (16) were the only Open Events. the batting. Runciman also plays NOMINATIONS CLOSE ON MONDAY NEXT, AT .5 P.M. The match was drawn. reach double figures. The wickets On the College wicket, K. Byrne a steady game with the bat. These A. R. FLINT, Secretary, (All events score 8, 5, 3, 2 points 16), were secured by Lucas (4 for thinking are enterprising juveniles t:e field, took Kevin respec, Pym. 4th, played and 3rd 2nd, 1st Kingdom (3 for 13), Moseley (1 for for and Pym declared with 2 out for of challenging the juniors. They
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Sun., Nov. 14 (Green)-TwentyMR. HUGH MAHON MOVES ADJOURNMENT OF HOUSE OF fifth Sunday after Pentecost. Mon., Nov. 15 (White)-St. GerREPRESENTATIVES. ' A Cathelle Newspaper Is a Parish Is a P M Weis." LEO X 111. EE OPENED ON trude, Virgin. Tues., Nov. 16 (Green)-Of the From the local daily press we take the following:Feria. PERTH. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 13th., 1920. Wed., Nov. 17 (White)-St. Melbourne. Nov. 5. Mr. Lamond: Why do you make GreIn the House of Represertatives it a religious question? gory Thamturgus. Thurs., Nov. 18 (White)-Dedica- to -day Mr. Mahon moved the ad. Mr. Tudor said he had not done ,N tion Basilicia of SS. Peter aril journment of the House to call at- so, although members opposite had ti tention to the effect on the relations made it an anti-Catholic question. Paul. Holde s ot Union Eliza - of the Empire of the death of the Ile could not defend the English and Cash On a recent Sunday in North Perth, a Protestant Non -Conformist Fri., Nov. 19 (White)-St. 0 forward late Lord Mayor of Cork. Ile said government of Ireland. Widow. clergyman, claiming to be a preacher of the Gospel of Christ, which is Sat beth, same by MONDAY, 22nd. NOVEMBER, that the fact that had Australia . 20 Mr. 5Iarr Nov Felix of moved that (White-St. the question he Gospel of Love and Charity, deliberately used his pulpit to make a -vaiejs. fought in the war gave the it right be put. enomous attack on one of the candidates contesting the North Pei th to see that the world was made safe Mr. Fowler: That is a silly thing at the forthcoming general elections, and went out of the way of for democracy. Having shown that to do. Some of us want to talk on The Rt. Rev. Monsignor his preacher's duty to make an appal to his. congregation to support V.G., officiates at the layingVerling, EARNESTLY APPEAL TO ALL THEIR FRIENDS THROUGHOUT THE STATE FOR of the it was anxious for the safety of the it. the sitting member. Without for a moment stopping to consider the foundation stone of the new church ASEUITsmall nations, Australia had indiThe motion was put, amid cries ANCE, ESPECIALLY NOW WHEN THEIR CO-OPERATION AND HELP ARE .olitics of the candidates claiming the votes of the electors of North at Bunbury to -morrow. The Mon cated that apart from a small and of "Gag" SO from the BADLY Opposition, and Perth, or their personalities, we think the action of the clergyman in signor will also preach the occasional noisy section, it was in favour of on a division the motion was carried NEEDED. question open to the severest censure, because it is calculated to ex - sermon. liberty for Ireland. Some of the by 30 votes to 17. cite public feeling in the electorate, and if followed in other places, as minds in Great Britain had Mr. Corser, Mr. Fowler, Mr. La. Father T. J. Langmead has taken clearest assuredly it will be, will create the bitterest recriminations and sectarseen the effect of the death of the mond, and Mr. Stewart voted with C.Y.M.S. improper an thing at St. such duty Brigid's, West had up Perth. If been any done in of the Ca'an strife. Lord Mayor of Cork would have on the minority. RAISES ITS HEAD ON THE tholic churches of this State, the secular press would have felt it a Father O'Gorman, who recently the people of the dominions Among The motion for the adjournment Another very welcome GOLDFIELDS. .uty to condemn it in the most unspairing terms as a wicked and wil- returned from Ireland, is at present these was a former Governor -Gen. of the House was came along to the society's visitor formally nega-You save the man when ful attempt to raise the devil of sectarianism. No condemnation of stationed at the Cathedral. eral of the Commonwealth (Lord tived. last Sunday, in the person of rooms (From Our Correspondent,. save the boy." Remember you to rouse sectarian hatred has so far this his clergyman's wicked effort Denman,. He had a written letter Mr. Fowler. by way of personal exFather Gilroy when you are asked to contribute Archibald, a past president of Mr. a visitor to the Fortunately, up to the present, the own itself in our daily papers, nor do we anticipate that these very city from Albanywas during the week. to the Press pointing out this. Lord planation, said he had been against the goldfieds have been particularly your mite and support to the main- Port Melbourne branch of eserved Conservatice organsarewill attack the secret and underground Denman was anxious domi- throttling the discussion, as he wish- free from the epidemic of sectarian - tenance of Christian education. C.Y.M.S. This is what we like the unscrupulously working to divide the Rev. Brother Brennan, principal, nion politics should he that orces which we dare to say free from ed to reply to the arguments used ism, etc.. that has been so manifest see, and again cordially invite to all .atholic and Protestant citizens of this State into opposing camps such Christian Brothers' High School, sectarian influences. Apart from by Mr. Mahon. Don't hit your opponent on the visitors from goldfields and other of late in the Eastern States. should be repudiated by every patriotic Fremantle, left for the Eastern this, they should consider Of achinations are devilish, and na the side kindred societies to come along course there is generally an under - head if he doesn't see eye to eye ;4The future welfare, States by Wednesday night's "Lim - ture of a Government that would , .., :nd tolerant -minded person in the community. current of this loathsome disease with you: it might not be his fault " m'Y ".' pay our local soviet a he progress, and the strength and solidity of this country is depen- ited" express. imprison a man like the Lord Mayor always running in certain channels, that he doesn't. Some folk are call .ent on the unity and fellowship of its citizens. Warring, querrelus. Mass' Sunday,November 14. of Cork, put fetters on his limbs, Congratulations to the "A" cricket anywhere and everywhere. Locally born incorrigibly stupid, and must to peace, obstacles and -we are contentment, harmonitolerant factions llingup 7 o'clock; Nanga Brook, and let him die a felon's death in a on scoring another from Si Joseph's Orphanage for some time past certain little ad - be kindly led, like a home to water. team victory .us citizenship-from them spnng the horned evils of a divided na- 10 o'clock.' three. convict's cell. Vertisements Point have appeared last Saturday, and we in the ional life. The Constitution of this Commonwealth doesn't, we pre heLir. Considine: The death of a The "Black wish Mass, and similar daily Tans" press the under heading of recruited luck to the "B" team the Sunday, ascendancy Mass, November of any 14, Harat promoting reparticular to think, aim by Give Excellent_ England for Entertainment. to destroy to -day's "Australian Sinn Protestant Federation," match aginst Sandovers' Fein, But vev, 9 am.: Brunswick. 11 a.m. Noigion, since it definitely proclaims freedom of worship to all. Mr. Mahon said it would be necesalways urging for large attendances are making an unenviable confiner, Tuesday night the first of here is a growing faction of sectarian mongers within the States who vember 21, Waroona, 8.30 a.m.; Var. nary to go into the history of the re. tai name for themselves. Goths, theLast Melrose Theatre Crowded. to hear important lectures. society's river trips was held on agining themselves the sole and privileged defenders of the Em- loop, 10 a.m. November 28, Brims- gime of the Czars or to the cutHuns, and Vandals will eventuallsy the motor launch thVealdantnae.mbeti Little notice could .have been What must he regarded as au unithe Catholic Church, and impudent- wick, 9 a.m.; Mornington, 11 a.m. ire, are blatantly in revolt against throats of the days of the French qua into insi nificant marauder was antici achievement in children's enter- taken of them, however, as they dwarf To them the prod y misrepresent her activities and her purposes. Revolution, to find a parallel to the and be as commonplace as Chinese turned up ina theirungurnt was the exhibition given soon became infrequent. This apa- pirates, :ress made by the Church in this country, the triumph of its schools existing state of government in Ire. tainments awlcompared thy with seemed to by have Winston though the girls disconcerted it the from the St. was wonderful Joseph's circumstances, success of her inOrh adverse most the nder land. The Railway Accident Churcill's Freebooting assassins in be early in thethou of Catholic Subiaco, at the Melrose "Yellow Pups,"and they determined Ireland. citizenship in every season, and as Y. .titutions, and the achievements Mr. Lamond asked whether it was phanage, History on a further attempt to arouse in will want them there are bazaars and Theatre on last Tuesday night. In venue of social, commercial and professional life, has stirred their entertai t The terrible railway smash-up in order to refer to the British Gorespect it was a classical con- terest towards their organisation. no more "to point a moral or to ments 4n connections with icious jealousies, and in all this advancement they see the hidden arts which occurred on the Mornington vernment as a foreign Government. every cert not to be surpassed in merit So we were astounded, or rather adorn a tale" of bloody reprisal and still in the air, nevertheless bazaar if mischief and a lurking foe, Can anything be more hysterically wild timber line last Saturday n;ght was The ToesSpeaker said no there was plunder. The Black-and -Tans in day night proved that even by continuously trained pupils amused, to see two big advertiseWe wonder whether a wave of insanity has swept ,nd chimerical? members a fearful shock to the people of this point of order. ments the "Miner," announcing Ireland are leaving behind them a know how to be true to their he little bethels and dug-outs of bigotry, and driven these screech- city, when the sad news Mr. Mahon: So far as Ireland is of High School and College rank, that thein Rev. own train of became crime and who are accustomed, more or less, Floyd Shannon, late destruction society, and in nuisance. For surely they are a trial rs into the open to be a public the if it doesn't pale the story funds will benefit consequence general on Monday last. Many of concerned, the British Government to give annual exhibitions the A.I.F., would lecture in Kalgoorlie which appreciably. to the nerves of decent, tolerant and charitable people. the victims were well known locally, is a foreign Government. (Labour: public stage. The eldest ofonthose on "Who shall rule Australia?" and of outrage in Northern France and who constituted the bachelor'sThole Hear, hear.) plaContinuing, he said Belgium and the deepest is exChurch in the .a sympathy by the Prussian Commonwealth is horde, toon have sworn participated on Tuesday even. in Boulder "The Case Against Home parallels The history of the Catholic have things difhad sworn allegiance to Australia. who if answer were wanted, but it in intensity and unad- ferent in future, soto now they pressed for their relatives. Nine lives heMr. Being among the privileged ing would he barely sixteen, and the Rule." ufficient answer to her opponents, we can look Jackson: What has all this to age forward to December 14th, range extended down to about ones at the latter discourse, I like ulterated viciousness. They challenge her as an enemy of the State, but they were lost, and two persons were do with eek none. and anAustralia? The killed were: * They badly injured. ticipate a larger The them listened, but could not quite dvance no evidence of her guilt, because they have none. more evenly Mr. Mahon: What had the war to five years, perhaps younger. Of American foreign meddling, the balanced crowd. and Leitch, formerly of the West get the "hang of was his effort well story." To worthy inof the harge her priests and teaching Orders and us with being "alien ene-a Denis If needs be, the do with Australia? There were Chicago staff; Ellis Australian newspaper but they cunningly evade Tribune citizens," making fuse of them says: with enthusiasm at times crowded audience which greeted the "Savannah committee has no objection to hiries under the cloak Wil. other small nations on the planet in young artistes. to Lake, Tames P. McNamara,. Each itemof the the old gent. brought out some used to know a concoction called ing another launch efinite charge against any one of us, which would bring them up eat should the Poland programme was enthusiastically Liam Malacari. Frank Winfield. Ed - addition to Belgium and to either prove their words or else Punch, which tasted like crowd at the next excursion re "History" of the Boyne and Seige Artillery he scratch and compel them with who be in were entitled to their liberty. pink P. Delaney, Thomas Wilton shirking ward tea our responsibility during of Derry. etc., with which he was and behaved like forty - excess of the carrying capacity ceived, and in nearly all cases an hem. We have been charged The Lord Mayor of of Cork a was man encore was demanded, and rod liquor. The United States has the Valdana: but Paulson, of greeted with the old yellow cry of given. he war, but our record in defence of the Empire, in proportion to (fireman), John Godfield it is marvellous high character, a man of literary It had pressing invitations to step up how many people The injured Before us lay the honour lists of and Walter Maggs. was for the first time in the his "No surrender." umbers, is greater than thistheirs. can be gifts, stowed and Chief Magistrate of an to and they give (enthe lie to our traduc- ones were Clarence Robert Cook the international puncgi bowl, away before the boat is filled, State, His narrative ran in this mantory of this noble institution ur Catholic schools in or Liovd Morey. Six ancient and important city, yet he its pupils gave their concert in that They know, of course, that they lie against their Catholic fel- gine driver), andwere pub- ner: "The lecture was rather chosen and take just one drink to see how anyway what you would call crowdrs. A was considered by the British Catholics. lic unaided. The unqualiled suc- for me than by me! Perhaps there good it was-Armenia, for instance. ed. ow citizens, but they are creatures of a cult that thrives by slan- of the victims fit to he sent to the death and they are the paid tools of politi- sad feature of the accident was that cess of each item demonstrated the may be Roman Catholics present If the United States ever does, it On Wednesday night was "Trial misrepresentation, er and Politics in this country have, unfortunately for the the father of Thorfias Wilton was Mr. Prowse: Would and ability of ths. girls among us; if so I tell them that I will be the looniest inebriate Europe by Jury." For over an hour a -al factionism. they not give diligence large seeing rascals very pliant minions. In riding on the engine, and Three parts of themselves, while their general con- have no enmity towards them as ever saw." the crowd ot members and their friends haracter of political life, found these in Queensland and Victoria, re- that an accident was imminent, himMr.any food? duct, refined and smart appearance, such. I have lived amongst them world to-day is watching the old were kept highly amused at the he Dominion of New Zealand, and these Mahon: You cannot under- and evi son and the to his engine gent double called -headed with contests, have in the ranters Ireland stars for many years, dence striped submitted, and the general ently, in the electoral such self-sacrifice. You are theiralertness, apart altogether from the north, south, east, and and in suit, and the pointed and the driver to leap from the train. He stand 18s. beard, and conduct of the court, in west. I meritorious knowledge in all .cle themselves particularly obnoxious, and we anticipate that a bushel for wheat. which was wondering what he will do to a Leahave found election, immediately did so himself, and es- after them to be tried branches of a music most and hosby calethenics ew of the fraternity in this State will in the forthcoming judge jury the breach with slight injuries. Having ide.Mr. Prowse: He committed suit- reflected the highest credit on the pitable people, second to none in gue of Nations dominated by Eng- of promise caseand eke the atmosphere sulphurous with their heathenish outpourings. caned brought Mi.-45 a fore. given the alarm,d hat camepost.back the I love them. I was land, France, and Japan, which pre- Trixie Smith against Abeby he North Perth incident we have referred to is seemingly Mr. Mahon (with heat): It's a lie. Sisters in charge, and the exemp lar y greatuniverse. Jones. son hise Th find his dea to sumes when the to sectarian drum is friends control expect whipped. with all the we might that The methods parish of priest what is of inculcating on various the the airier truest from characters were susSir Joseph Cook rose to a point of engine driver, who didn't leave his earth, the seas, where I and in the air-but tained by the following:-Judge, came. But it is those best into the hearts and minds asking whether the subject and agitators and leaders that I am up which cannot. pay.for its cigars. Take these wide-mouthed sectarian bounders and subject them to a engine, miraculously escaped death. order, of those under their care. Mr. A. Oldrini: Miss Smith, Mr. F3, Winifield. was a proper one on which to move day night's programme was Tueslose analysis, and you w' invariably find they are working the sec- The bodies of Delaney, They are ruled by their Charles: Mrs. such against. the Smith. adjournment of up their the Mr. as House. incompetence It to cover citize.is. T. They were It order and Wilton buried in McNamara is not priests. I tell you they are getting . ian devil apparently good form Bogue; Jack Spliffin that, like the Clontarf Boys on the was not one (spelt of urgency. with these days when so many high- two "f's"), Mr. J. too much of re as a rule poor, impoverished creatures living on the game, out of in the Catholic cemetery at Bun their way previous in Wednesday. Australia, these girls, Hardwick: said a mattes of ur having now been brows Abe and at the they are incapable of contributing an atom of useful effJrz. to the na. bury. Dean Smyth read the pray- The Speaker present spurious Jones, time, and unless yeu Australian given the opporMr. H. Dunn: Johnny was decided by the requisite tunity Gooseat the graves. The first three 'on's progress. Opposition to the Catholic Church and Catholicity is of their talent, will wake up to the real state of affairs statesmen are shouting Empire and berry, Mr. J. Tobin: counsel for Without the Catholic were returned soldiers, and as their number of members rising to sup- recognise showing deeir bread and butter, their beer and cheese. their humble worth and they will capture every public posi. figuring out peace handcuffed, blind- fendant, Mr. F. Darcy; counrel a motion. the side Port be on of anarchy or for probably something bodies were ed being lowered "The and would Prussianised, to be Irish and plaintiff, Mr. R. Fennell: hurch they be one in aim culture with the tion in Australia." foreman of sounded. The Mr. Brennan (to Sir Joseph Cook) children of theand to talk for Ireland. It was as vicious. Personally we see little difference between them and Last Post" was the jury, not Catholic alschools Mr. of B. by envy and malice, and the gospel of bodies of Paulson, Lake, and Maggs It would be better to get the facts the State. Their The meetso. When Irish self -govern ing room could Hegarty. anarchist. Both are fedthe programme will this instance there were acceded to. ways not accommodate sectarian parson the most revolting were laid to rest in the Chur"h of instead of stopping the debate. went could be represented by the- the crowd that ate. From the mouth of in was present, among Sir Joseph Cook: You had better give them confidence in themselves. The seventh number was an instrunine cases out of ten he is a political England nortion. The "Last Post" cartoonist as a ntruths are vomited, andmischief swank They et acquitted Eton whom lad themselves in admirwe were very pleased to -maker more concerned about the was sounded over the grave of Paul - stop these insults. quintette, "Glorious Apollo." knickerbockers, pot hat, and a white see Rev. Father gent and a peregrinating Their delight, as was that of mentalagain Moss Mr. Mahon said a delegation of ably. the fact that girls had linen collar, it and soldier. rofits of his political touting than the preaching of the Gospel. His son, who was a returned all present also, must have been the Here matter how Rev. Father Griffin. We(Adm.), members of the House of very are always so mastered brass instruments, such much was done didn't toast-in -trade is calumny, detraction, andof misrepresentation . Dissect The body of William Malacari was British for Irish anxious large autonomy audience that to testified its as euphonium, slide trombone, and see our priests present at his worth to the commune inter-ed in the Catholic portion of Commons had visited Ireland, and sympathy with the the upon 's speeches, and you get the full measure public platform in crowd - any of our functions, and only cause for whim cornets, is an achievement wish to he ed halls. He is a drug on the market, and an enemy to the public peace. the Fremantle Cemetery, and Denis pointed out various injustices to they and the Sisters had There was a snigger that more of them would avail marvelled at! Leith was laid to rest in the Ca - which the country was subjected. so hard. We should like worked This the audience a laugh inDowning-street over and s such he should be put under restraint by the State. the themselves of their honorary memfeel at once recognised, and tholic portion of the Karakatta Ireland had elected 68 Sinn Fein that the Sisters' burden hasto been joined in business. When Pat was orotorical bership. members to Parliament. hearty acclamation at the conch, and only so, the Bonar Laws, Of these In the Northern State, Queensland, just recently, during the elec- Cemetery. the Congratulations are extended 10 had been sentenced to death, and considerably lightened as the result sion of the piece. ions a certain Rev. James Gillespie, the State organiser of the Queensto this entertainment. In fact. we lowed and emphasisedFlag Drill, fol- Lloyd Georges, the Churchills, and Mr. Arthur Pownall 21 to penal servitude. Such a go- of -,nd Protestant League, known as the Black Hand Gang, which has and Miss May again the the of the time didn't mind; Gee, who are vernment of Ireland was not calcu. confidently expect that the perform- high level to which Mr. Emmett has but Cecil, very shortly to be abuse een languishing for lack of funds, poured out torrents of now that Pat is ance will in yield a the large return. Every open married. lated to improve the feelings of Aus- penny Our teaching Sisterhoods seem to be the pet averArthur is his charges in physical ex- field, trusting to his strong gainst the Nuns. old the net result is needed, brought right member of the society,a very during The Cathedral Bazaar will be tralia towards the Empire. ercises. The girls' deportment was arm and his native He re and ourof hope ion of the political parsons. The great success of our Nuns as teachis that all financial especially Down - the last football season and noticeable in several ing-street knows thatcourage, the rs, and the respect given them by tolerant -minded Protestants, has opened on next Monday. Novem- gretted that heat had been imported expectations will be realised. team game of had no more enthusiastic follower. in their gizzards, and just as the devil ber 15th, at 8 p.m., by Very Rev. into the discussion, and he had no marching formations whose spec- deceit and gambler's itscunning rought a violent disturbance hate Again his Lordship Bishop Gib- tacular effect is Miss Gee has also been the Nuns. Could they succeed in Dean Kiely, in the grounds adjoin- intention. to do so himself. evoked appreciative played out and exposed, and a said to hate holy water they good the friend to the society Mr. Mahon concluded by re- ney occupied pride of place in the applause. The orchestra, consisting brood of tricksters are iscrediting the Nuns as teachers of our youth, or impeding their work, ing the Catholic Young Men's Sothe as. very angry sistance of ladies has when even ciety's rooms, corner of Hay and marking that if he had offended any - auditorium. No one else could be. of nine instruments, then made its and are giving way to political been called y their calumnies, they would feel they had gained a victory or was, more hysfor. proud Irwin of of Napoleon. -streets. the The So trams from distincto compass this downfall one during his address it was only second appearance with a selection. teria. eater than the downfall The flatulent patriots tions that St. Joseph's Orphanage "Loin du Bal," given East Perth and West Perth stop at because of provocation. Nominations are still coming in . ey lie with all the venom and malice of the damned, and they do so in splendid the lovely tongues are silent; with it is -street. Take either of these, The Prime Minister said he was had won that night in its first pub style, and with the confidence of ex- no longer good those desirous of the name of religion. This precious wolf in sheep's clothing esti- Irwin form for them to be from lie attempt to walk -right in augment its of to enjoy a good night's surprised that under the standing Nuns every 20 years, and they exchequ- perienced players. members, amongst which, asbecoming .ated that there was a generation The first half on the better side of the new re - the pleasure of reporting we had by personal effort, and thus sub- of the programme was ook with them £2,000,000,000-where only he himself knew, he didn't entertainment, and take a chance in orders such a matter could be treat - er concluded sistance previousof their race in the sidise the scant Government allow- with a skipping song and old ly, are a number -y, and in addition the Church was enriched by the sale of their some of the great raffles that will ed as one of urgency. It could not ance dance, in Homeland against the played applications -out from some who areof again air to the amount of £12,000,000; and from these imaginary figures he attract your eye. The Irish Pipers' be expected that the motion had his of 8s. per child per week. With which five children, who proved ex- game of political gamblers seeking in Down. rAlection. Lordship were the Right Rev. perts in skipping, were lined along ing-street. It should educed the remarkable argument. that all children should be sent to Band will be in attendance at the been moved, with the object of do- Monsignor be consider. Now that the struggle ed an Verling, V.G., and many the footlights. and asgrand dis- ing some good to Australia, although honour by every Catholic tate schools; he also expressed the opinion that Catholic schools were opening,ceremony, To the spirited for Irish self determination by the pupils of St.11" Joseph's it might do some evil to the Empire. clergy and Christian Brothers. accompaniment of a hundred chit whiffs of smoke has flamed from young or elderly man to be counted he nurseries of disloyalty, and Protestants should not allow them to play into a as a member of such a society in gymnastics, singing, and Australia was an integral portion The whole programme surpass- dren's voices, these young artists blaze, which challenges ..air in existence; if Catholics didn't like it, Protestants should tell School will as suprem- ours, and follow. -This display by of the Empire, and recognised the ed all expectations. were quite an attraction. hem to get out of the country. Gillespie is either a knave or a fool, He music As At each acy of London-made rulethe there are the the curin Ireland, privileges furthermore children of St. Joseph's should King of England. In the matter of tain rose punctually at 8 o'clock the chorus and between each verse which the society offers, probably both, but whether only one or the other, he should be the the they have sought the quiet safety of amongst which be sufficient to be scotched. attract should all Any ther adadder person the an death as who of skippers the late Lord Mayor girls in full orchestral formation wilfully adopted a different step- their firesides and a sweet are the following:cotched corn of Cork every member must think were found ready for the overture. ping movement, and finished with munion of thought billiard table and dodond maliciously slanders a body of noble, innocent and inoffensive mire's. the bosom of Library, On Tuesday night the pupils of for himself. room, not to mention the 'omen, who are following out the lessons of the Gospel of Charity He himself admired a Composed of fourteen instruments an animated exhibition of foot work their families. Thein Irish socia% at the Ladies' home College, disinterestedly for Victoria are working the items Square, man uplift who of the nation, could die for a cause, but the work commenced at once with that would be hard to beat, appearing on nd Love, and the syllabus may struggle along to victory or de and the cricket and football teams ould be publicly castigated and punished by the pillory. That they will make the air around Hay -street he was not prepared to say the Lord a lively air, "Liberty Forever." It Part Two opened with an orches feat in their own All Mayor of Cork had died for a just was evident from the first that each tral selection, "La Traviata." What Heaven decrees. sweet way and as which are always looking for playre not is some evidence that the age of chivalry is dead. One thing resound with music and song. They don't care. ers. very certain; we Catholics have borne very patiently the abuse of who have heard the sweet and me - cause. Mr. Mahon had spoken as instrumentalist was with was said of the band in its initial When Ireland wins, she have We have done so not because we were afraid (odious voices of the girls from this though all the merits were on one her work, and that conversant Next Sunday is the quarterly e political parsons. Mr. Max O'Neil, number can be repeated in this in- crowd of friends, and if will the timid Tuesday side. . lift our heads and assert our rights to an equality of citizenship College should not miss To agree with Mr. Mahon the conductor, had won undivided stance. day for the society, and The dominant feature of ones not all dead they will Communion we felt that the bigots were night, as there is something good in would be to tear up the constitution. attention and confidence. which in the success of the band items is that again are all that possibly can should attend. ith our seperated brethren, but because emerge from for music lovers. re The syllabus item for next WedHe was not going to interfere with a band is almost half the battle. no combination of girls could excel treats and buzz their safe erely a little faction, who, like a small conoly of wasps, though im- store about proudly nesday is a society debate. Fer the following (Wednesday, the British Parliament in its work With surprising precision, otent, contrives to make themselves an offensive and stinging nuis- night Mr. tune and the efforts of St. Joseph's Orchestra. claiming their origin and race. the Girls'. Orphanage Band of minding its own business. Darcy is making all arrangements, nce. We felt the mass of tolerant opinion amongst our seperated If volume, it may be safely said that A chorus. "When Shall the Day billed to render some good selec- a member of the British Parliament rethren would assert itself in our favour, but a lurking foe in our are no girls' band ever did better, Break in Erin?" followed, and attendance. Asquith punctured the objection and expects a 'good esLions, and there is under no the doubt organisation cloak of On that rose in his place there and attempt- pecially in a first appearance. A "Flashes" drill came next. A brass raised by Lloyd George Thursdv night a committee religion, is surtep idst, a political grounds on this night will proveions, ed to interfere tously working to wreak as much hardships as is possible against with the Government couple of years ago this band was instrument trio, "Happy is the Sol. self-government to Irelandthat full meeting will be held. s in social, commercial and political avenues, and it is about time attractive, and the strains of this of Australia he (Mr. Hushes) would probably not even dier's Life," evoked encore applause, mean the erection of naval would thought of! well -trained orchestra, bases this body which and met boldly and deliberately. We was SO be the first to tell him to mind his From the "raw material," therefore, and the latter half of the selection and a navy that organised our forces would be a menace of the Assembly re a million in five in this country, and we have, if properly organic- successful at their concert on Tues. own business. He was not there to Mr. O'Neil and the was repeated. The favourite old to England, when of the League of Sisters said it was iris Nations, in the House under competent leaders, enough strength and intellect to force the day night last, will be heard to ad- defend the English government of brought into being a musical have dance, the minuet, was interpreted probable that Irishhestatesmen of Commons comOn this night would on November 5, Lloyd George to st.eir hells .ouls of sectarianism back also there Ireland, but the merits were not all bination that any institution in all by sixteen pupils, and was so popu- squander and break the back of the vantage. conany of Ireland's meagre veyed the impression that retched conspiracy which is only too apparent against us. We Ca. will be an exhibition of dancing on the Irish side. Constables had Australia might well be proud of. lar that a repetition had to be giv- resources on a navy. Germany Ireland built .olics have as great a stake and interest in this Commonwealth, Esler. famous little dancer, Irene been murdered. was doing en. A first and. secondpart chorus, ing bases and gunboats her best to comply with Mr. Mahon had The second item was a "Screen to menace the terms of the Peace Treaty. He d an even greater one than our mouthing insolent detractors, and we said no constable had been shot in Song," depicted by about 60 chit "Sunshine and Shadow," was next England's great war The Perth Banjo Band will disre not to be chased away from our rights by them. We insist upon back. Most of them were not dress each armed with a fan. The prettily rendered, and was followed est on the seas, is fleet, the great. also said "there were grave difficulcourse a select programme on Thurs- the one of the best tis in connection with ose rights, and we should try to get them. Protestants, but Irish Roman Catho- catchy air was sweetly sung, and by Free Gymnostics, which evoked political jokes the developday of evening. 1920. The height of musi- lics. One had been shot before the the effect of various George ment of some of the -nations movements well earned recognition. The final may credit himself On the goldfields, at Kalgoorlie and Boulder, two lectures were re - ca l perfection to which this band altar-a foul evolving a -notably with regardsmaller crime. with the fans made it a picturesque item was a descriptive selection by good joke out of a with to the limitavery ently delivered by the Rev. Floyd Shannon, which are an index to has attained should prove an at- Irish Sinn Fein sacriligeous cross -grain - tions." The could not be rats tolerthe full number. orchestra, "The March mincing An of at uncommon ed the exhibition and unconvincing hat the political parson who has a difficulty in finding a congrega- tractive item. speech cheese fallen to them by the great because it rested on force. He was next given by a girl 15 or 16 the Nations," given in first class On Friday night the C.Y.M.S. will ated, 'on on Sundays and the Protestant Federation are endeavouring to do victory over the Central Powers are deplored the conditions in Ireland, years of age in a cornet solo. style. Australia, it is understood . drive a wedge between the Catholic and Protestant citizens of this give a display. by to alter them. This, "Answer" was the melody chosen, The opinion expressed on all sides someone everything their own On Saturday night the Girls' Or. and had tried opinion was valuable not having tate. The first lecture, "Who Shall Rule Australia?" was an attack was more than one man and so well and effectively was it as the audience dispersed was that enough towhose and hence "the grave difficulbe cabled to this coun- way, pon our priesthood and our Church-the other lecture was entitled, phanage Band will again appear, however, ties." The little nations have some could do. He could not support a rendered that in response to was a the concert distinct success, try, the opposes Rule." The together Against Home main with Germany The Case features of the latter singing numbers by campaign of murder, and if he were continued applause being repre- sting in them, and are not prepared "Conic Back to and spoke volumes for the Sisters sented at the Geneva ere the story of the Boyne and the Siege of Derry. The usual the pupils of St. Joseph's School, asked on which side he was he would Conference. to be delimited to suit the rats. The Erin" had to be given. "Wand and their pupils, and for the enjoy- Why? It is not comprehensible ,nt of the 12th of July ran throughout. The wail of the lecturer, Victoria Square. A further pro- say he was on the side of that of the Geneva Britain. Drill," the the ment entertainment afforded performed Conference by a class the League that of an echo gramme of the wails from the Queensland Nations can hope for results will appear in next week's He would not keep still while an taxed nd it was, after all, merely already foreshadowed. There is very large number of patrons. the capacity of the stage, unanything substantial from an iso- are lack Hand Gang, and the Bible Leaguers in Victoria, was that "Ca. RECORD. was made to establish a re- der the direction of Lieut. Emmett, lated and a moribund Germany. little hope of it accomplishing anyThe bazaar will be open as at attempt holies are getting too much of their way in Australia," and unless they, thing beyond copy for the printers public gun -shot of England. met with a splendid reception. Now that the German Empire IN MEMORIAM. In is "No Surrender" friends, got a move on, Catholics would capture night on Wednesday afternoon, and He did within is a few volumes for our Parlianot recognise Britain as a the matter of such gymnastics the broken, it is better to make friends and very public position in Australia. So Floyd S. and his Protestant again on Saturday afternoon, each foreign country. mentary If it were girls libraries-and perhaps an. memare not behind loving memory any others KAVANAGH.-In with we its day. at Republican the fleshpots. We 3 think they have capturo'clock. ederation are out after The latter oe- bers who held that view had no have seen in Government, other big cigar bill. Like the Spa exactness of Thomas Kavanagh, who de- and trust the German democracy. and individ all that's worth capturing of them. They certainly never miss an cession will be specially put aside for to be there, for they had not dual wholehearted work. A feature Conference, it seems destined to parted this life on November 16. Nothing is to be gained by .portunity of nosing round the public departments and scenting out children, who it is expected will at right perpetu- end in an expensive smoke. If the been naturalised. of this, as with 1919. subsequent drill ating hatred. good job and getting it for "a friend." Only the other week a tend in large numbers. Germany being They will Mr. Tudor said he at least had a items, the girls' orchestra supplied Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, ha, e debtor to the Allies with a big billa Bolshies catch Wrangel, there will ominent head in one of our Government departments, a member of be appropriately catered for. Ali right to be there, for he was born the music in first class style. some grave situations to be met, mercy on his soul. Of to foot, must surely be allowed to be Civil Service Association, presided at a meeting of the Protestant kinds of novelties, palatable refreshsome determinations to be reof Welsh parents. Mr. the choral numbers, if any distinc-Inserted by his loving wife. recover her economic life as a com- and ederation in this city. The avowed object of this Association is ments, and toys will be obtainable. in Australia viewed. Ilenderson, leader of the La- tion may be made, the chorus, mercial of friendly to Catholics, and we wonder what sort of justice Catho- All things nice and tasty may be Arthur nation. To half -smother bour in Party Great a Britain, good "Music and Song," in two KENNY.-In 'loving had. parts, memory of our her Plenty of good things are in Nonconformist like and kick her out of doors, is cs in the Service can expect from this officer. We know who wants himself, had in was one of the gems of the darling sons, Hughie, who died the way to assist her to keep not pro. run this country, and Floyd Shannon knows, and every her ST. BRIGID'S SCHOOL BUILDmouthing store for them-things they will be the House of Commons demanded gramme. Yielding to insistent ap11th November, 1918, aged 24: and written bond to pay up. ING FUND. ctarianist knows that the protest against "Rome" is a low-down, able to joyfully carry way. If Eng. an inquiry into the Irish situation. plause this item had to be Jack, repeated. accidentally drowned. May land wants Germany, and if Japan NORTH PERTH STALL ART ypocritical catch-cry-worked up for political purposes. Their poly This had been supported by Mr. Asas also had the next, a Hornpipe, 2nd, 1919, aged 44 years; UNION. wants y is to allow "Rome" nothing, and to scoop everything for themselves. SPECIAL NOTE! Germany at the Conference, quith. who said the police and sol- by a dozen appropriately dressed Our love for thee will go far be- it's odds on Mr. Hughes saying: "I hey are the chosen people, and for them must be every office and Drawn on Tuesday last at the All those who hold butts of art diers in Ireland had gone far beyond pupils. Wearing a smart sailor jac. yond life, and the moment that the have no objection." Up to olument of the State-the Catholic citisen must be a hewer of wood union tickets will kindly the preNorth Perth Town Hall. the return necessities of self-defence. The ket and cap, the stepping was effect- harrier of death is passed our union sent he has helped Mr. d a carrier of water-a semi-slave payer of taxes to keep them to in some ON OR BEFORE MON, President of the whole of the Nn.n. ed with Results: 1st., price, champagne, marked precision. These will begin: so death is not a separa- crack his dinner nuts and George lace and pay. That was the policy of their caste under the old regime DAY, 22nd. NOVEMBER, break his No. 878; 2nd. prize, pair of turkeys, as all conformist Churches in Great Bri- dancers. with their mistress, Miss tor, but a great uniter. bon -bons. Russia. It looks as though the Australian brand of the Russian bur art union drawings will be drawn tain had asked his congregations to P. Esler, deserve No. 868. the highest com- -Inserted by their loving father . :tierat is working with a policy along similar lines in this country, during the week, beginning Apply the hon. secretary, D. C. with telegraph requesting the release of mendation. The best test of popu- and mother, and Sister Nancy. St. d our Tory politicians and press are playing up to them. Addressing the gathering of Brit- PERROTT, 10 the 22nd. Camelia-street, Alderman MacSwiney. larity are the encore calls, and in Gertrude's, New Norcia. ish delegates to the Geneva meeting North Perth.
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Orthodox, and for statistical pur poses numbered among the adherents of the Russian Church. Since FYD3. K T. READ OFFIce the fall of the Russian Monarchy, OPEN FOR ALL CLABSEEI OF and more particularly since 1918, who the Ruthenian Uniat Bishops, are now freed from the political in in the Principal Cities and Town. of Australia and Rabaul ).New Britain); London (2). in 1915. terference and domination they sul fered under the authorities of the Mexico from The announcement have Church. State at 280/ Post Offices throughRussian former at ail &rancho% and Shavinso Bank Ascnolosand City, received through official chan- been at considerable ,pains to diset., Wanda of the Paaifia out Austraila.a,3d at Papua. Rae Britain. Solomon, Dominnels, that Alfredo Roblez Catho Uniat to 181,000. Interest up the on Deposits between sty tinguish the by nominated guez has been Orthoattended the who of up to 41.800. Amounts Smith, on over 41.000 adherents Miss the Interest and lies 3% City. THE DREAM OF HOME. the recently organisednew Republican Outwardly the reli the Convent of the Sisters of am MILLER, K.O.M.G., - Sir DENISON speculative dox Church. JAMES KELL. Party, introduces a is now Ruthenian the of observance gious July 1N, 1.3 Governor Governor sitOh, the tirmin' dream is callin' call. Holy Name in Albany, political DANA., element in the Mexican bitious to paint Pope Benedict XV, in' ever unto me, Party, Uniats and the RussianarcOrthodox The Republican derived view will tray- uation. is much alike, since both scatCome back. come back unto the and with that end in various of up is made which el to Europe next year. She has al - tered conservative groups, home you love! gives from the Greek Liturgy, and they the Pope have most of their religious cereWhere the little lambs are playin ready done one likeness ofYork. Two promise of constituting in Mexico But whereas Tel. A1940. in monies in common. in the fields o' Kilmovee, high for the Cathedral in New is "Centre" what Catholic the have prelates Uniats are in cons singin' American is lark prominent weeny An' the represents the first the Ruthenian It Germany. aryoung of Rome, See the for the munion with sat for pictures the above: of element Catholic the of effort Right Rev. ISlithey derive their jurisdicAn' the rivereen is laughin' all the tist. They are the population to formulate a civic pro- whence tion and authority, the Orthodox chael J. Curley, D.D.. of St. Aug live-long summer dayDENTAL SURGEON. PaRev. gram, and to counteract the politiare under the jurisdiction of the Tik who Makin' merry an' it rushin' to the ustine, and the lateof Right radicals the of activities cal Albany. Miss of Moscow, Archbishop Thomas F. Cusack, 143 BARRACK-ST. (Upstairs). Gearto Mexico during the war, triarch flocked with in on her schism in in of much Church grosvin' found has whose are Lon, Smith Ah, the lov'ly flow'rs and still exercise a pronounced in- the Roman Church. was Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered Denspiration in the great old masters The above photograph of the late Mr. John Patrick Faulkeser its banks, sure, all the way, an overtist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the among the glory of fluence. taken at Homeward Station, Mingenew, just as he completed Stealin' longin's from the weary whose works areage. and reinembersd be It will Leonardo attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western Yandanooka. autlmor from the medieaval land trip with 700 sheep heart o' me Father Hugh Blunt, the The Oommittee on Electoral Rs Australia, during the last eighteen years, has been built an the an that in March last Mr. Faulkiner was drowned whilst crossing the Fitz, favourites, and she form her made are been just Raphael that has decided has poet, and Italy in was the windin', from has already attracted recommendations widespread solid foundations of meritorious skill and The Dee ure, I see the bore=below, roy River, and his untimely death in such tragic circumstances are eligible as honorary doctor of laws priests henceforth J. Mrs. and parents, Mr. far Academy bereaved from gratified patients. He appreciates this so much that he his National enquires occasion of much sympathy to The the hollow Register members of Parliament. Of course ver Catholic cabin attentien. He has wishes to prevent mistakes regarding his address. The photograph was snapped six months of Queen's Park. To the little, low thatched of Design bestowed on her a gold the approbation of the Holy See "Why is it that our ,:atholic Faulkinee only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, I3y special permiton the hill; medal in 1914. case of all leges almost invariably make a man before his death, and his tragic end at the early age of twenty-two was the in be needed would praises, bush The Press thorn the in Town Country. touts, or canvassers or a copy to a doctor of laws when they want to a great blow to all who knew him. sion she was allowed to While here an' there It is interesting Ra- candidates. the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses What the nearby it does show celebrated Colonna Madonna of Mu this measure has been pro- honour him as a writer that note demonis teeth daily marvellous removing even system of that this playin' Re a Metropolitan the are the in liserature phael, hung Where fairies posed by Signor Zurati, the recog- connection is with strated without pain. to figure out, and it still. seum in New York City. Her work OBITUARY. nised chief of the Socialist Parlia- gisters is unable Teeth are withit for Natural Gum Porcelain Octo-Centenary sets of as con. Our beautiful Benedictine been fighas hummine can is years few College bee past the the busy that An' the is doubtful mentary Party. out doubt the best in the world: the contour of the face and flies from flow'r to flow'r, fined largely to life pictures of ptoure it out. mouth being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. little MRS. ELLEN HASELL. The celebration if the 800th. anniGathein' honey for the winter rninent livng men. In her Mr. Austin Harrison. a noted EngMoreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tastein Hotel Arlington come; in the the versary of the co-Lice :aeon of days to studio the latest that stated publicist, I have many lish less, and permanently wholesome and pure. of fancy. as Washington, she has paintings abbey church of the aecient BeneOh, I hear them, now inhour, British coercion bill for Ireland, subA Resident of Toadyay for 83 Telephone, 8277. imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth not fitSwitin of Enge:berg, scores of notable Americans of to stituting military courts for trial by Abbey I did in boyhood's dictine Years. least, call and system. At my new on remodelled can be ting -heart light her. romp sat for carried been day who have zerland, has just When I used to P. J. HEVRON My workmanship is jury, will result in a Catholic -Prosee my dentures, before going elsewhere. From that ancient esed round my home. struggle. "If we choose to CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FORI devote all my time personally because testant to chronicle the death through. best advertisement, regret my We establish. printing in Europe came old tablishment in The Vatican the way," he writes, "then it Hence, I can stay right where I am to my one practice. of another very old and highly re 1873 a colony which founded in the WARDING AGENCY. An' the childre do be playin' on the ment, which is said to be one of the force will be war -Catholic War -and Len. known by my reputation. spected resident of the above dire New World the Abbe r of New En. hillsides ever fair, GENERAL CARRIERS. best of its kind in the world, was Ellen of Mrs. can be attended to in one day: consultawill offer a prayer to that oldpatients Country person the in tract, shoutin' in their innocence and founded in 1826, and one year later ine at Conception, Missouri, tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who confashioned bigot, Carson, who will PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS, Hassell, which event took place ata gelberg joy, the characters of twenty- have split the Anglo-Saxon world." U.S.A. The great age of the old sult me and entrust their work to me. her late residence. Toodyay, after butterflies a chasin', an' they possessed FREMANTLE. i languages. three different 'ads' abbey across the sea is .1 silent cons Take a note of my address for reference, and call before dedeceased The there, illness. and short here * * flittin' of amount to vast on the five mentaity from worth 84 is bee of free age ciding to go elsewhere. Dentistry in all its branches by SkilQueen A advanced quite the reached With hearts that are which had been No The death of Father Andrew Le ed Assistants twenty times her weight in gold. valwas only is few rears Christian activity long it and years anSPIGL from care's alloy J. the priest before ong, a Chinese to a covering Europe York, First Saturday in the Month. Beverley, First Sunday. bird, beast or animal is so ago that she was a victimcause Yes, the cuckoo, too, is callin' from nounced. He was 83 years old, and other TOBACCONIST, PERTH, of discovery of America. uable. A Queen is to animals what stroke, and which was the off the old ash tree, The ancient Abbey of Engelberg W. been in the sacred ministry for is to metals-the most preand to radium sickness, of turns for periodical of call portion would Afollow'd by the birdeens, oh, so had you if The greater 58 years. The was founded in 1082 by Blessed Concious. Much is heard about pedi- Will be pleased 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs), and save money. which she finally zuccumbed. small in the evengeliss greed cattle. The spent requirements your Selienburen. was raisers of rad, Count life bee the his But Line in in, born late Mrs. Hassell was An' the corn -crake, the meadow Shaving 4d.; Haircutting 9. tion of Southern China, and he be- lay even more stress on pedigrees. A establishment was formerly in the an -I came to 1836, in see, cannot Ireland, WA. but of crick, hear part dialects we but at the Orders sent to any came familiar with many bee of royal lineage will comwith her ',streets, diocese of Constance, An' the sun of May is shin' over during his years of travel.--R.I.P. Queen V.P. Post. No remittance need- Western Australia present time it is in that of Chur, mand as much as £40. By crossing by the late Mr. and Mrs. P. Carinc in Perth. all It is dedicated to Our Lady of the and keeping close ed. Cheapest breeds the in various the Palestine, ship or sailing the Pipes, in Razors Set, Watches, Its location is i npressive. The tiny island of Isola Comacina, tab on the honey production of the longue Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. with Year 1854, and the family settled in Angels. Ah for these my heart isdinsituated in Lake Como, is a beautiit stands in a commanding posebee raisers are able to any other articles Repaired, here 'mid the city's York. On the 14th. January, 1855, for few offspring, the "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," of the Nidwalden dt possesses very Giohead the at ful spot. tion hives are producing the guarantee. late which the tell to York in is near in twomarried was she valley in the Canton University. bustle, buildings; the Church of San cen- most honey and which are the most There's nothin' here but Mr. George Hassell, who predeceas15th the from establishof the dating Abbot vanni, first The profitable around, without, within, ed her by very many years, leaving ment THE PLACE TO GO FOR and the ruins of the basilica was Blessed Adelhelm, a monk GLENORAN NO. 10 el ten With its sick'nin' smell my hea;t tury, the widow with a family the St. Euphernia, stand almost alone. SCOTLAND'S BEST. FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION of the tors. of the Abbey of S. Maslen in hen Two A considerable movement of rechildren. An' no sunny eleam 'To brighten of young troua had time under at one was It Black Forest. The island to the Uniat Church is taking up life's rue. PURE MALT WHISKY. George and James, and me daugh- that the founder -'if the abbey hem SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. history, but for centuries it turn the Ruthenians of Gali(who was urn three Thus sings the weary exile from the bled Until quite re. place among died has been deserted. As supplied under Contract to the ter, Florence from Russia of her self received the habit, and pressure Under death cia. the green fields far away, after months M. of Government Various Popes it was the property forced either WA. Hospitals and Also Rail- father), predeceased their mother there as a monk. With heart o'erburth'n'd with a cently EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL the these Ruthenians were Caprani, Department. Augusto Giuseppe and Emperors gave the monast.-rerenounce the religion in which Medical world of woes. by many years. The deceased lady numerous and extensive rights and of the Commune of Sala Co - to up and embrace way Dining Cars and the Leading the brought were children, they ten of Ever longing, ever praying that Mayor nine the reared 1919. spiritual In matters macini, who died in October, COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. Russian Orthodox Faith, or else Hotels and Clubs throughout soon shall come the day youngest, Florence, died at the age privileges. Abbots had quese bequeathed the island to King the exiled from their native land. State. The late Mrs. Has- the Engelberg When amid his native haunts he He of seven years. Albert of Belgium as a proof of ace be Sole Agent : episcopal jurisdiction, including the the accepted one them of and Numbers daughters finds he' finds repose. six leaves sell the DON'T FORGET THE for the heroism of his peo- Russian State religion, but equally They are: town which developed around -John McKenzie. miration son to mourn their loss. ImmediPHIL COYLE ple during the late war. large numbers preferred to go into ADDRESS Mrs. Gee (Broomehill I, Mrs. Law- abbey. and politicel troubles of on King Albert becoming own - exile, many of them finding a refuge Religious (Ka Cronin Mrs. What are believed to be the Re. ately ler (Wongamine), sn-called Ref rinse of the island, he, as a return tot in Canada and the United States. Telephone 739. (Doodle- the period of thethe CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS. PERTH. lies of Saints have been discovered er Mrs. Leydon tanning). of part the posion ororninent generosity act of the threatened tion return movement centres in the ruins of Rievaulx Abbey dur. his admirer, offered it to the Italian The kind), Misses Annie and Alice (Tood- tion in Switserland which was occuM. HALLION ing the course of some excavations State, under the formal condition around the city of Lemberg, where yayl, and Henry (son). She also so long. The a remarkably large number have re- MACHINE BREAD FACTORY, leaves 43 grandchildren (two of pied by the Abbey for Digging has been going recently. re place of a become would it rule of Abbot Benedict Sigrist obedience of spiritual the that the to FREMANTLE. turned NORTH on around the base of one of whom were killed whilst serving in able Under The to a close in artists. for difficulties sidence its ?el 8861 brought Mgr. dc Archbishop, church, the Ruthenian the great 21 greatin and altars ruined of State in Italy has been Szeptycki, the Metropolitan of Gale Bread Delivered to all parts of Fre- the A.I.F. in France), the seventeenth centurr. Re WAS and two small leaden caskets were Secretary grandchildren. mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. cnl!trd the restorer of his aloanetery. commissioned by the King to carry cia. .Under the Czarist regime the Friday on place took brought to light, which on being _ay... funeral The was the desire of the Aelgian mon. Uniats were merged with the non Malt and Brown Bread a Specialty. The work begun under him opened were found to contain boneree week last, a portion of the burial carried along by his successora. Mon Without in the least way Uniats under the general name of Shipping Supplied. ROBERTSON & simmers OLD BUILDINGS, MURRAY carefully wrapped up in fabric and erch service being held in the Catholic astic discipline and learning have site. the beauty of the McFather STREET, PERTH. Rev. evidently preserved with rare. The spoiling the where Church, to be erected as are houses small there. flourished anby examined adcaskets have been to thanking her friends Cabe gave a very impressive serPhone for artists. One of these In 1798 the French pillaged the the of tiquarian experts, and one of them residences remainder The dress. Belfor is to be specially reserved library, which is said to have con70 for past favours, wishes is pronounced to be unique in char- gian artists. vice was held at the Toodyay ceme- tained more than 22,000 volumes acter. Rievaulx Abbey was one of tery, where a large number of so, and 200 choice manuscripts. An. to inform them and the public in general that she has were magnificent monastic the most friends and adrowing relatives In a public farewell letter tragedy 'same when fire al. buildings in Yorkshire, which up to dressed present to pay their last tribute to other Mr. Delesalle, who was destroyed the abThe most completely This the time of the Dissolution of the Mayor ofby Lille during the war, to one who was dearly loved. 1729. was in VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. buildings. bey in rich particularly son, was daughters, Monasteries chief mourners were of Lille, who Bishop Msgr. Charost, rebuilt et a subwere buildings The The abbeys and monasteries. Rievalux, has just been appointed by the grandsons and grandchildren. stantial, even if not hitch!), beautiCisterJ. SomMessrs. which was a house of the were: -bearers pall coadjuSovereign Pontiff to act as have retaired their Donegan, ful, style, and JAMES KEATING. cians, had a long and glorious his- tor to Cardinal Dubourg, Archbishers, J. O'Sullivan, T. J. time down appearance of -that tory; one of its early Abbots was op of Rennes, the former Mayor exand A. James. The Rev. Father through succeeding days. 340 HAY-STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). In reStreet, Pier Door 2nd. serburial Saint Aelred. Even in their ruin- pressed his deepest regrets the conducted over McCabe Drees Suits Our A Special Line of Scotch and Irish Sultings. cent years the monastery has prothe ed condition the remains of vice, and. Mr. I. J. Doust carried out gressed notably. He de departure. Specialty. At n recent reclarge Msgr. Charost's monastic buildings cove: a the funeral arrangements.-R.I.P. Fancy Goods, that Msgr. Charost, "by his it had a community of about Samples and Self-Measurement Forms Sent on Application. koning amount of ground, and the church, Glares Albany. energy and his utter devotion durTel. A1125 50 and a school of more than 100 and /411:estholie Requirements Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand...of which nothing remains but some ing the whole captivity of Lille, The Abbey Church was conboys. of the outer walls and the piers of was the comfort and the hope of Mrs. Mary secrated in 1120 by Bishop Ulrich, Late the of Funeral of The bases as well as columns the the city." of Constance. Dean. some of the altars, ranked in size with some of the great Cathedrals A monster demonstration that ilThe funeral of the late Mrs. Mary the of outlines The of Europe. Dean, wife of Mr. James Dean, of lustrated love of liberty, such as chapels of the abbey church are still brought Kosciusko and his associTHOSE AWFUL PILES. Rockingham -road, South Fremantle. HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE 'Phone 481. clearly to be traced, and in places ates to fight for American independtook place on Tuesday afternoon, exist, stones Completely Cured By gam-Buk. some of the altar ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. NORCIA. in Chicago NEW and was largely atheld was inst., 2nd long ago, the ence though levelled with the ground. who lady, Chideigof deceased dull, The Best of Everything Kept. tended. recently, when thousands Nothing will end tile Splendid Accommodation. CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. was born in County Mayo, Ireland, ging pain of piles like Zam-Buk. Tne Dining etomn under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/6: Weekly 27 cago Poles joined in one of the largThe decree passed into law by the resided in W A. for the last seven herbal essences of which Zun-Bek meetings ever held by ChicaHungarian Government, which con- est many JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. the made says had irri years, where she goarrs. The demonstration, is composed quickly relieve the fiscates to the State all the property New World, was in reality plural friends. The funeral cortege moved tation, and in a short time a mire Terms: Forty Guineas Per Annum. of Freemason lodges, has resulted in for the Auditorium Theatre, where E. Davies and is effected. below Arthur letters tha Messrs. from Read docua number of compromising Co.'s private mortuary, Market-st., from people who have proved to the event was to be held could hold ents being discovered. One cf but a small portion of the vast Fremantle. and proceeded to St. their satisfaction that Zarn-Buk will documents was menticaied re- crowds. Overflow meetings, just as Patrick's Church, Adelaide -street, cure piles. BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the ce y in the Hungarian National enthusiastic as the main one, were Walked street, Mr. T. Giles, 179 thence to the Cemetery, where the Hegedu Assembly, when Deputy imwere these both At remains were interred. Father Redfern, Sydney, writes: -"While arranged. charged the Hungarian Masens with promptu addresses in the Polish T. Neville, O.M.I., who officiated at working in the Albury district, I Revolution the in implicated being of The keynote of all was the church, also conducted the see contracted a very bad attack language. of 1918 and the reign of Bolshevism to pledge every possible support to The chief bleeding piles. I had suffered for vice at the graveside. BARRACK that followed later. In proof of his the wasstricken nation, and to aid from £2/2/- to £70. mourners were: -Mr. James Dean some time, when a friend advised PHONOGRAPHS, and GRAMOPHONES mentionI Heged Deputy statement (husband), Mr. M. Conway (bro- me to try Zam-Buk, which, he said, in every way by moral and material ed a document that was found am- assistance the poor, hungry, RECORDS from 6 . CYLINDER and Mrs. M. Con- had cured him of the same Wade. corn. M. Mrs. ther), the Grand oppressed of that land. Enthusiong the archives of way, and Mrs. M. Wade (sisters-in- plaint. I started using Lam-Bek, BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS, 3/6. Lodge in Budepest, which on exam- asm has been keen since the many law), *Messrs. J. Stack, P. Hanafin, and immediately felt tIrs greatest reination proved to be a letter written smaller demonstrations on August DISC RECORDS, from 1/6 each. Mrs, S. E. McCARTHY. torture. M. and M. Wade (brothers-in-law). lief from the unbearable from a Masonic Lodge in Moscow. 15, and the recent giant meeting The pall-bearers were: -Brother W. Zain-Buk was wonderfully soothing REGAL RECORDS, 3/6. The letter is dated in the year 1910, reached the pinnacle in fervour and Boru Brian at night, Secretary get rest could Keating, that I so and is directed to one Josef Pogany, determination. Branch, No. 260 I.N.F., Councillor B. whereas, previously I v.-ould be teesCOLUMBIA RECORDS, 10in., 4/8. a lodge member, who took a pro. T. Daly, and Messrs. T. Stack, James ing from side to side in misery. for ALL MACHINES. and SPRINGS PARTS SPARE minent part in the Hungarian Re"Continuing the Zain-Buk treat Tones, D. Deegan, and R. Burke. In order to give the Catholic Athvolution, was active in promoting The coffin bearers were: -Messrs. J. ment, it was not long before the. box. 1/6 per of NEEDLES, testimonial new COLUMBIA a Society the letic and under Soldiers' Councils, Greaney. P. M. Cusack, were completely banished, and Courntney, piles Foch Marshal sympathy, the his great Communist regime acted in REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO. cf B. O'Looney, F. McCarthy, and I once more felt in the best over the Ancapacity of People's Commissary. promised to preside were placed health." Wreaths Daly. James Sporting the of Celebrations nual contains 1910, The document, dated of the employees Terry by of 35 grave the F. Stephens, on Mr. SportThe Seine. a request from the Moscow Grand Societies of the of Catholic McLaughlin's Lime Kilns, other street, St. Peter's Sydney, says: SocieLodge to Pogany, asking him to do ing Federation Nu- "For many years I ruffesed intensefriends. and relatives, bodies, nearly together' group which ties, movement the best he can in the Previoes to using merous letters, telegrams, and cards ly with piles. 1,800 societies and 150,000 members, that was then aiming at the estabwellof condolence have been received by Zarn-Buk I had tried many Hun- sent to the war 70,000 of its adhere lishment of Communism in funeral The Englard relatives. in both the bereaved remedies, Men's pure woo known being Our prices for pure them of part greater the did ents, gary at a future time. Pogany were carried out suffered. I by but still arrangements and America, A numvalor. rib -knitted eoz Dr wool, silk or lisle sox his best to carry out the Moscow in- rewarded for theirout Messrs. Arthur E. Davies and Co., I tried Zam-Buk, and afte: the first privates as who started ber Jaeger 's, 4a. 6d. help-. he was this in and structions, to -des are below what of Fremantle and Claremont. R.I.P. two or three applications, began to battle. Perth on the to Central Arcade, ecl considerably by the press organs won a commission I continue Men's heavy pure feel considerably better. At least 20,000 lost their will makers replace that worked in Masonic interests, field. ed the treatment, and by the time loin a Catholic Society. followwool rib -knitted sox, which openly aimed at destroying lives on the field of honour, them for. I had finished my second pot I was navy. blue, 4a. 6d. not only the national spirit, but also completely cured." itChristianity of extirpation at the Men's pure wool Men's wool and ootZarreBuk retains its medicinal A mass of document& is beself. right to the and purity fine cashmere Dr. strength ton English sox, 2e 6d ing unearthed in the archives of the is in the pot, and theme bit last Jaeger sox 6s. 6d. an great to how Men's pure wool lodges, which show nothing to equal it fcr eczema, ulwere extent the Masons in Hungary Cashmere sox with Men's pure wool cers, scalp sores, ringworm, pimplac, implicated in all the plots and disboils, running and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Auetralasia.) wounds, Church poisoned Hierarchy the the of colored olox, 7e. 6d. by cashmere flue English (Approved the troubled turbances that have sprains, sores,. piles, cute, bruises, and 8s. (3d. sox 4s. 6d. and 3 6d. country both before and since the Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. burns, scalds, sunburn, sore feet, in war. This was generally, though insect bites, and stints, and all skin to Catholics (males and females), demanding It is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals definitely known, and it has arouse ailments. All chemists and stoles, in any Locality on receipt by the their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be established Men's American Lisle thread sox, plain black 3s. 8d. ed great popular at 1/6. or 3/6 a pot. of the PRIEST by sanctioned PERSONS, by TEN SIGNED a requisition of SECRETARY DISTRICT and 5t. 6d. Col ore 4s. 6d. and 5s. 6d. requisition. the in set out fully of being out members the DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending A Catholic girl, scarcely M. J. O'KEEFE £300,383 in Funids. Men's Art silk sox, colors, 68. her 'teens, is already being recognis550 BRANCHES rnroughont the Commonwealth and New Zealand: 50,000 members and ed by American art critics as hairBUTCHER, Financial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. Men's pure silk sox, reinforced in Lisle, heels, toe., the CONTRIBUTIONS. ing attained a high place among MODERATE MEMBERS. NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT paint and tops 9s. 6d. 245 CARR-ST., LEEDERVILLE. Younger school of American SUBURBAN AND CITY APPROVED ON AMOUNTS OR SMALL McCortnick She is Noretta LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE ers. Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Smith, of New York, who establish. always on hand. Corned Beef and last ed her studio in Washington such Goods a Specialty. All Meat Small T winter, and who has paintedlife as kept in Cool Storage ot. tae Predistinguished men in public Cox, mits to J. J. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hibernian Hall, Murray-st Perth. itre Geoi Are' "MHAI'Hit on Application Particulars Full mises. Governor President Wilson, Telephone, A3297. York State, Governor Smith, of NewNew York of Hylan, sad Mayor
general secretary, Charles Simon, who, although free from all military obliof gations on the front on accountand his age, enlisted in the infantry died a hero at Neuville-Saint-Vast ing the example of their
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perhaps it was only the many activ- and the "wee ones."-Your loving ities of the St. Joseph's pupils niece, which kept the dear Clubbies rio ecCARMEL TOOVEY. cupied as to prevent them writing 1 course, I do, Carmel dear. I to their old friend. Northam, amOfalways wanting Plundering' From Everywhere. letters from my thanks to the dear, kindly influ- friends. I hunger for them-yes, ence of a real friend of the Corner, And Fun for Everybody. am FIFTIETH YEAR SINCE THE PROCLAMATION OP has given mails, new and very wel. just hunger for them, and I PATRIalways glad when my friends at St. come ARCH ST, JOSEPH, PATRON OF UNIVERSAL CERIROS little friends, hut it Joseph's remember Parent: "Who is the laziest boy . . me' but it is so in your class Yes, it is, Dorothy, dear, but I pains me very often to see the vacACKNOLEDGEMENTS. Johnny?" very rarely nosy that the old friends have allowed for your besilence ant places that were once sacred to front the tea-rooms and school room Eileen Clarke, Goomalling, sends Johnny: "I dunno." Rome, August 8. condition-virtues indeed which it school the clubbies. I am always Is. in stamps for "wee ones." Many cause I understand your Parent: "I should think you visit me that sometimes I wonder work keeps your mind well occupied when the Albany post mirk isglad It was a good and salutary thing was meet should shins in the thanks, Eileen. nn whether Kindness would know. When all the others for the Christian people thas our Spouse of Mary Immaculate, the reis really shanging these days. I hope you sucwere my letters, and always de:ighted Jean Smith, Bridgetown, returned 'rays, and whether affection lives are industriously writing or studying predecessor of immortal memory, puted father of Christ jame. Thereher card and a nice little donation cessful with your French, that it when I read of St. Josephs School its a great age. One time I was their lessons, who is he that sits Pius IX., should have solemnly de. fore, let all learn from St. roamah So I am of 12s. for the "wee ones." Thanks, will pass muster in every respect, successes. exceeding:y to foolish enough to imagine ti it idly in his seat and watches the rest, creed to the most chaste Spouse of how to look on passing eamits in and that amongst your other school pleased to read that your annual very much, Jean. dear. did. I rather think now that like instead of working himself." the Virgin Mary and Guasdian of the light of the eternal thiogs to successes you will be able to add concert was a great success, and all sublunary things Johnny: "The teacher." it its has the Incarnate Word the title of Pat come, and seeking consolation for limitaTop Floor, W.A. Chambers, the language of the Maid of Orleans. that the programme was interesting tions, and that it grows grey rand FAVOURS RECEIVED. ron I hope again that you will score a of the Universal Churc.s. And, the inevitable troubles of human is. I shcult1 like to The governess was giving little inasmuch as the fiftieth "Grateful" sends 5s. to the swce victory in the Junior, but, goodness, Lave always in the hope of celestial blessings, under the influence of Time. anniver- life witnessed "Australia. Our Dear helpless Tommy a ones," as a thanksgiving for grammar Kathleen "fa, lesson has said farewell the to rte. other sary of this happy event all l5orothy, what a busy little occurs aspire to these with their morsel Land." I am sure it was all that it Mary gave SI George's Terrace, Perth ours received." day. me the strength, go -bye resigned some time next December, we think it useful to the will you are making yourself. Looking deserved to be. of I can picture God, living soberly according to the at your photo, which you send me., Mary in her supremacy lording it ago-others have left me without the"An abstract noun," she said, "is and opportune that it shoila STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. name of something which youcan celebrated worthily by the whole rules of piety and justice. And as Goomalling, Oct. 18. Well, God I imagine you have wonderful spirit over her girls, and I would have saying a parting word. think of, but regards bless not them all. touch. I hope they will working men cspeciaily, it Can Catholic world. Dear Aunt Bessy,-I suppose you to take upon yourself so much work. liked very much to have seen little kindly you give me an example?" have been anxiously waiting for a You must spare your eyes. I nev- item and the achievements of the If we look back on the last fifty pleases us to reproduce here what my sometimes have a "A red-hot poker. SUr-CES in Business letter from me. I was sorry I did er had any fondness for glasses, and dear nieces-Carmel, Elsie, and von. thought for their old friend in their yeard we see a marvellous resusci- our Predecessor of blessed Tomo*, I shall not answer it sooner, but I went thank goodness I manage without With very great regret I or pious institutions which Leo XIII. said under similar cirreceive Prayers for the Living. First Student: "How as it you tation comes from TRAINING out umstancel,or. for we thinkpurpose to my Aunty 1:erne's place last them. I did have them for awhile, your farewell to the Corner, but I not forget them. I read with pleabear witness that devqtion to the umstances, nittuin week -end, and I did not get time to but they seemed a burden to ma. shall always be pleased to hear of sure of the great success of your pay so little attention of late the to holy Patriarch has been gradual write until now. I have not reseiv Don't work so hard that you rv:11 your future successes, and pray that annual concert. I am delighted to your personal appearance' You developing among the faithful. It his words:must hear of your at success the remember book'clothes make card yet. I don't inpair ed my collecting your health. the Our Success pur again, we regard Blessed Lord will grant you "In considering these things the We Coach inthe calamities if it has gone astray or not, chased by the loss of vitality is real- many in the future, and that, Kath- keeping exam, and I hope you will man.'" which are afflicting the human race poor and all who live bs' labour SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING, know Second Student: "Yee, but I can't to-day it becomes bye. but perhaps you have not sent it ly failure. Half the world's great leen Mavourneen, you will be yam gain more honours by and even more evi- should be animated by sen BOOKKEEPING, Commercial yet. Mother is sending a parcel of victories have been failures-too happy. I regret parting with old Thank you for the love you send find a man to make the clothes." dent how opportune is the moment timent of equity; for aif higher justice alENGLISH, Etc., an' All my clothes down to you to give to much was lost in their winning. I friends, but I mustn't be so selfish the "wee ones" and your loving, to intensify that devotion and lows them to raise themselves trom the "wee ones." I have grown out read of the big bazaar success, and as to expect to keep them for al. Business Subjects. Husband: "Are you aware, my spread it more widely among the poverty and attain a grester condiAUNT BESSY. of them, and perhaps they might do all interested are to be congratulat- ways. God bless you and keep you dear, that on this grassy spot began Christian people. In Our Hiaycli- tion of prosperity, justice and reafor some of the "wee ones." a war that lasted ten years'" We ed on the results obtain- in His ways. Good-bye and good cal indeed, after the conclusion of son itself forbid them to disturb Our Special FULL BUSINESS have been having hot weather up ed. A little,splendid Wife: "Why, John, it was here the terrible war, "On the Reconcili- order constituted by Divine Prove weeny lad irom North wishes.-Your loving. G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., B.D.So., COWRSE guarantees to fully qual here lately. We are shearing now Fremantle that you proposed to me." told me in corif.dense the DENTIST. ation of the Christian Peoples." we dence. AUNT BESSY And, indeed, it is foolish ifv in ONE YEAR. Well, Aunt Bessy, I will close with other day that, Brother Msoie is a Husband: counsel showed was what for "Exactly: lacking the re to use just violence ten 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, and to seek love. Give my love to the "wee "bonzer booster." years ago." Now, Dorothy, storation of the tranquility of rder betterment by revolution and die St. Joseph's Convent, Albany. PERTH, ones" Your loving niece, dear. I'd like you to translate "baneverywhere; considering epeeially turbance which, more often than IMPORTANT.-We are having inOctober 24, 1920. He: "So you visited Pompeii?" WINNIE SLATER. za booster" for Hours: 10 to 6, or by appointment. the relations between peoples and not, have only the effect of making me. I'm rare for March stalled. to be ready She: "Oh yes." between individuals in the civil far worse the conditions they wishDear Aunt Bessy,-Don't you Thank you, very much, my dear amongst the alumni of St. Joseph's 'Phone, A5033 (1920i, a Lone Range Receiving Ap He "How did you like it?" field. ed to improve. for the parcel of If they clothes there are many interpreters of Aus- think it is my turn to write to you, params of me most modern type Winnie, She: "Well, I must say I was awI like your descriptloo as it is some time since I last wrote, It behoves now to consiler an the poor will not put theiraretrustwise good mother has sent me. Be trananese. in Valve and Crystal Receiver, taught your of the show. I wasn't there. Thsse but there is nothing to ted 49 FIRST -AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY fully disappointed in the place. Of other and a much deeper cause of the empty promises of demagogues. assured they shall not be wasted. If you by Expert Instructors. Students course, it was beautifully located trouble, that which is, indeed im- but rather in the example are unsuitable for the "wee is always such a crush, and my visit about this time except our concert. ASK FOR qualify for Operator's Certificate in they and all that, but it was dreadfully bedded in the very bowels of hu- patronage of St. Joseph an ones," who are well looked after it on a previous occasion was not s Well, Aunt Betsy, we had cur con12 Months. out of repair." PHIL RYAN man society. For, when the scourge charity of their Mother Church. regard to clothes, the Saint Vincent very pleasant one. Yes, I saw "The cert on Thursday night in the In parts it is touching, Town Hall; it was a great success. DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE of war descended on the nations, every day intensifying its cam of de Paul Society will find good use Victim." Friend (at the Niagara Falls): they were already deeply nifscted them." (Encyclical Letter for them. So I am grateful to you: sensational and most interesting. I The programme was a splendid one DAY OR NIGHT. Terms on Application to: Quarn"Well, what do it you with think is one of think those Some of them?" pictures Naturalism-that great of the plague quam Nudes) items mother were for "The sending them. I hope Three CAR No. 208. T. S. HALPIN, B.A., Principal. Mr. Uupa: "I'm disappointed. The of the century-the effect of which, So far I am not able Bears," "Miss You enjoyed your week -end at Aunt worth seeing. Milligan's Girls," Motor Garage Telephone, A1927 Family the Fulcrum of Society. roar isn't nearly so loud as I ex- .wherever it takes root, is to iessen (Late 16th. Batt., A.I.F.) Nellie's. You should have had your to say what space will be given to "Litt:e Broome Witches," "A Hunt. G.P.O. Motor Rank, A3188, pected." With increase of devotion to St the desire for celestial blessings, card; it was rest. You mustn't for me for my Christmas Corner, but I ing We Will Go," "Coach and Four," 'Phone 2257. Friend: "How old is your baby?" quench the flame of divine rheriay, Joseph will come corresponding some definite and many other amusing items that get to write often. I trust the shear- shall perhaps get inII and withdraw man from the heal. crease of devotion to the Hely FamG. F. H. COSTELLO ing will be a success. Thank you news this week. Then I shall tell we cannot describe about. We had Fashionable Doctor: "My dear ing and sanctifying grace of Christ. ily of Nazareth, of which he was for the love you send the "wee ones" my nieces and nephews what I shall a very pretty tableau representing Byers Road, Midland Junction. T. P. HERBERT young lady, you are drinking unfil- In the end the light of Faith is tak- the August Head, for the one arises have for them. Thanks for the Australia. There were six girls in and your loving, and House Renovator tered water, which swarms with ani- en from him, only the photo. The "wee ones" are heal- it, and I was holding the banner. I SallPainter Family Grocer and Provision forces naturally from the other. From St. AUNT BESSY. Classes of Repairs, Alterations, mal organisms. You should have of nature are left, and corrupt thy-boisterous and well condition- went for the Junior Bookkeeping he is dei'ver Joseph we go directly to Mary, and Merchant. and Renovations Satisfactorily it boiled: that will kill them" ed-as usual. I shall riot forget to Exam., and passed with 96 per ed to be the prey of the very worst through Mary to the fount of all Terminus Hotel, Bridgetown, 398 ROKXBY.ROAD, SUBIACO. Executed. Patient: "Well, doctor, r think passions. holiness, Jesus Christ, who come. say a little prayer for your success cent., and had my certificate given October 27, 1920. (Near NicemisonRoad) A Trial Solicited. I'd sooner be an aquarium than a in whatever makes for you, we:fare. out at the concert. So it has come about that very crated the domestic virtues in His Several other Dear Aunt Bessy,-This is my Love, my dear Dorothy, from your certificates Goods carefully packed. Families " cemetery obedience to Joseph and Mary. It many have thought of but nothing were given out, also the Country orders first letter to you, and I hope you loving, 'waited on daily. the gaining of earthly go is, and is, then, by these great examples of AUNT BESSY. silver medal for highest marks in will accept me as -one of your nieces. attended to. virtue that we desire Christian fein while the struggle between music. ooraing Well, dear Aunt Bessy, I I am in the VI. Standard, and my Send All Orders for Printing WEST & GARRETT man and master has become more ilies should be inspired and restorRiverside, Goomalling, will leave the rest of the news for sister, Bonnie, is in the V. I go: and Bookbinding to Kathleen to tell you. I must close WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMB- bitter, this class hatred has increas- ed. It is thus, and thus only, be October 23, 1920. honours in Junior Practical Exam, ed more and more with the horrors cause the family is the fulcrum and NORTH PERTH MOTOR With heaps of love to you BRYAN'S W.A. RECORD PRESS. ERS, ETC. and Bonnie got a pass; she is only Dear Aunt Bessy,-I ant sorry now. the long-drawn-out w tr. For the basis of the community, giving GARAGE. Our Specialties: Pumping En- of 9 years o:d. We have been having that I have kept you waiting all that weir has, on the one hand, to domestic life the strength of ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. nice days lately, and it will soon be this time, but I will try and write gines, Windmills, Hydraulic Rains, brought intolerable YOUR economic trials holy purity, faithfulness and conEYES WERE MADE FOR USE-NOT ABUSE. time for bathing, which practically more often. I have another little Tanks, Bores and Pumps. Telephones, A1837 and A4598 on the masses of the people, while, cord, that a new strength and, we every one Note likes. the Address: baby There sister are a since I last lot 51 wrote to you. To get the best results from any piece of intricate mechanism, on the other, it has put immense might almost say, a new blood will BOGUE AND SPERRING. beautiful roses growing all around She is six months' old now, so it is 10 LAKE -STREET. PERTH. reasonable care must be given it. The Eyes can certainly fortunes in the hands of a VO7) few. circulate in the veins of the whole CARS FO'R HIRE DAY AND Bridgetown, of many different col- a long time since I have written to stand a good deal, but when Nature warns (by headaches, human society which will have new etc.), ours. The Conjugal Faith Impaired by War. 1Mife given Convent is surouncer, you. Her name is Dorothy GerNIGHT. it is time to act promptly, to it by the by many beautiful & pine she has BRYANT trees, and trude; got WATERS two teeth, and And, tues of Jesus Christ. healing virfurther, the sanctity of conCream Cars for Weddings. they have a lovely garden. I have getting two more. I mind and nurse jugal faith and respect for pateanal ment will follow not only inImprove80 to 90 STIRLING-ST., PERTH. private CO. collected the sum of 12s, which if her a lot, so I don't have much time authority have in many instances customs, but is public life and civil am enclosing in this letter. The to write letters. We are going to WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. been seriously impaired duu'ng the V. crlieVigg'griall. Manager Telephone B152. bazaar held last Thursday, and have a bazaar on the 9th., 10th, and war, because of the absence of one Orders Promptly Attended so. szO-s.21-3 73.% 1.1'103 A 1gs therefore, putting full trust Friday was a great success. TN 11th. December in aid of the debt amuse has the weakened bond of FARRELL BROS. in the line. patronage of Him to whose Tel. A3938. stall-herders took £ 150. We on the Convent, and our Xmas conduty in the other, and because the watch General Produce Merchants and school children hadover care it pleased A mighty a stall, but we cert will be on the 13th. December. loss of the legitimate guardian. has God to and Corn Crushers. entrust the did not come top. My father won I had a ticket in the Christian Broof given for occasion thoughtnalness to His Incarnate only guardianship HOWARD -ST FREMANILE. a biscuit barrel, and Miss Egan wca thers' art union, and I won £1, so many, especially women, in living and in the Blessed begotten - Son, Virgin, most The only Firm who Specialise in a fire screen. I think you are very t think myself very lucky. Please. on their own account and with -Mb earnestly exhort all the nice to be doing such good work Aunt Bessy, will you send me a colGrain and Salt Crushing. of much freedom. the Catholic world that Bishops for the little orphans, who have in- lecting card, and I will try to fill it in these So we note with deep sorrow that so full of anxiety Now, Aunt Bessy, I ded found a kind friend in you. I for Xmas. for the public manners arc far in tse de- times they urge the faithful to am 11 years of age, and will be le must close my short letter. With praved and corrupt than they were Church, seek more seimentry the pow. READ THIS! on the 31st. of July. This is all the love and kisses to the "wee ones" before, and on that account, Is o, the erful even of St. Joseph. And, Ones news this time, so I will conclude.- and yourself.-Your loving niece, so-called "social question" has in- much aid as there EILEEN would-be niece, CLARKE. Your creased in gravity so a far 4 to proved by this are many ways apThere is in our midst a curious Apostolic See in JEAN SMITH. threaten irreparable ruin. My dear Eileen, it is met of you There which the pp* of Irishman. Holy Patriarch may be has, indeed, in to matured the make an act :sires a of contrition for not I am delighted to have you for venerated, especially Kerry Ice is Bright, on all and expectations of all the sulatioue the And the Price is Right. niece, my dear Jean, and I am sure writing to me sooner. Six months of the year and minded the advent of some eort of Wednesdays you with a is a long time, but I bl.sme the lit. throughout the month consecrated OUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. the Corner will we:come a universal republic to he tie baby founded sister. I ani sure she is to him, we desire that at Thank you very much for coo-ee. Ring A8235. the bidon the absolute equality of men ding doing so much for the "wee ones." I the real culprit-the chsrming little the Bishops all these and community of possess'ons. in tions of received your postal notes with lady who distracted your attention shall be carried out to thedevowhich there is to be no dietnction est extent full very great pleasure. I have a lik- from me. Dorothy Gertrude, bless possible in U di of nationality and no further occa- But, RST-CLASS ROOMS TO LET ing for cheques, postal notes, and her little soul, must he more careful in special manner!, as sion for the recognition of ti.e au- in highest he Eicreelsd At they and not impose too much on Aileen paper when Commonwealth honour as thority of father over children, of helper of the 26 IRWIN-STREET. 'are in favour of the "wee ones." I Alanah. I hope the bazaar will be Our Lord Himself public power over citizens, of God dying, and His Blessed Mother will take with joy and gratitude all a great success, and that the con. Terms Moderate to Permanent over the collective body of been present men. at his death bed,having the spare money in the State for the cert will be something to be reLodgers. the sacred pastors All those things, if by unfortunate should membered in Goomalling until bethe Home, St. Vincent's of benefit chance they should be brought promotedo everything possible MRS. O'BYRNE, Proprietress. to cause I think it is one of the most next one. I think yeu were very about, would give rise to terrible so- prestige and support with all the merciful institutions we have. lucky in the art union, against so cial convulsions like that wh ch is pious of their authority those many to chances come in somehome the only of it being Think sodalities formed to at this moment desolating implore no the aid of St. Joseph ones where amongst so many is a great 80 and more little helpless Declared incurable and in part of Europe. And for this small very instance, those for the dying: have, and, my dear niece, you will streak of luck. I will with pleapurpose of bringing abort amongst for despair of ever getting send you a collecting card, and Morte," the "transituof the "Bona understand what St. Vincent's sure other peoples S. Joseph," a similar back her health, Mr. Mccondition of and the "Pro Agonizantibus." amongst I am sure you will do your best for Foundling Home means things, we see the masses of the Ginley. of Ultimo, Sydthe many charitable institutions of the "wee ones." I am grateful to Shrewd men reviewing the present position of the woollen marTo commemorate the people roused by the you, my unprincipled little friend, for interesting ket in England as indicated by the newspaper this State. I am glad to know that Posy ney, writes this letter on can only come madness of a few and serious dis- tifical Decree, we ordain above the bazaar was 'such a success. I yourself in their behalf. Thank to one conclusion, and that is that Suits mustreports enjoin advance still further turbances continually taking p ace. that within a year from and behalf of his wife showing the eighth congratulate you on your success you for your little donation-Your n price in the near future. The one way to avoid these rising day of costs December how she was cured by next Appeal to Reason of Workers. AUNT BESSY. is to provide for your future Clothing requirements without shall be at the music exams., and I hope loving, celebrated throughout there delay. the Catholic Write other successes will follow. More than anyone are we world in honour of St. Josepls,..lit P.S.-Please find enclosed Is. for At often, my dear Jean, and tell me rendered anxious by else ron of the this Universal turn Church, g aol. your the "wee ones." all the happenings around events, and we have not failed of emn function, the to time playground and Bridgetown.-Your take every opportunity that St. Joseph's Convent, Albany. of which is left to the and manner discretion of Afford AUNT BESSY. loving, occurred to call the children of has October 24, 1920. each Bishop, and to all those who the may Church to a consideration of their Dear Aunt Bessy,-I really think assist we now grant The purchase of a Suit or two over and above immediate needs Plenary St. Joseph's Convent,. Fremantle. this letter will surprise you, as it is duty, as we did recently in our let- Indulgence on sill assist the in materially carrying men over the high price period ahead. usual conditions. October 27, 19'23. ters to the Bishop of tormo and some time since I last wrote; but I are not taking advantage of this favourable woolen Market. The Given at Rome, Dear Aunt Bessy,-It is al -study a still have an interest in your Corn- oVe at to St. the Peter's, Bishops of the nargin of profit we retain on Brown's Better Suits is as low as posdis- twenty-fifth day of July, Feast' the considerable time since you lass er, and pleased to see by it that you trict. Now, for that Venetian of same reason, St. James the sine consistent with present-day conditions. At all times we aim at heard from me, and so I think it is have so many nieces and nephews Apostle, in the year to recall the sense of duty to those 1920, the sixth of 'ALUE FOR THE and PURCHASER, Brown's Better Suits still This letter is vouched for by Mr. my duty to write now. I entere.i from Northam and Our Pontificate. of our people, all and everywhere, other places anbody the same Wm. MeGin!ey who may be daily sterling value that has made them famous right for a Frensh exam. on the ninth of who fill your Corner up with their who gain their bread by labour, and BENEDICT XV., POPE. seen In proof of .hroughout West Australia. We buy materials as heavily as it is this month, but I do not know the newsy letters. to save them from the c ontagion of During the week to do, and tailor our Suits for the lowest possible figure that _CLEMENTS TONIC, LTD. result yet. Next month I am going we held our annual concert, one I sossible Socialism, the bitterest enemy 300D can be done of TAILORING for, depending on the immense turn"I write you relative to my for the Junior exam., and I hope am pleased to say it was a great Christian principles, m"st earnestly ,ver and the satisfaction that our Suits give the wearers to make CLOHESY, COZIER, and CO., wife, who has been taking you will pray for my success. Since success. and in special manner do we place The was a Jur business a commercial success. my last letter, I have had bad eyes, very interesting programme Clements Tonic for some before them St. Joseph, that they (Late Foreman and Carver, Day one. Some of the time. Her complaint is and as a result I now wear glasses. items were very comical. and Co.). may follow Buy GOOD and buy them him CLOTHES ONLY, well re ahead of your The their special Multi -Neuritis, a most terThe Christian Brothers' Bazaar was "Three Bears" was a very attractive guide and honour him es their heaseeds if you would save money on your Clothing outlay. Buy rible malady. She was disMONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. a great success, and the magnificent part, performed by three boys and venly Patron. grown's you Better Suits, and have Style, Quality, and Satisfaction charged from a local hospital sum of £3,500 was realised. The a little girl for Goldie Locks, who He, in very truth lived a life like nto the bargain. as incurable. and anointed for official opening ceremony was well played her part splendidly. Another theirs. So true is that that Our Office: No, 46, 2nd. Floor, A.M.P. death by the parish priest I BUILDINGS. attended, and from that time until very pretty sight was a tableau, Lord Jesus Christ Himself. while then, at the eleventh hour, Works: 169 BEAUFORT-STREET, the closing night business never "Australia, Our Own Dear Land." He S the only begotten rein of tried Clements Tonic, and PERTH. slackened. The chocolate wheels Miss Milligan's Girls was a very the Eternal Father, willed to be the first few bottles gave her W. A. HALE, Secretary. offered a great attraction to many, comical action song. called "the Son of the Carpenter" Mary was relief, the only medicine that and, I , myself, won several boxes Miss Milligan, and Carmel. But with how many and glorious Elsie, did. of chocolates. I went to the Show, myself and many virtues did he adorn that humble other senior "When she got out of bed girls Join an Irish Society. and I quite enjoyed myself. The were her pupils. There are lots she could only walk with the side shows were very attractive, but more to tell about, but as Carmel aid of a stick, and only with the ring events, as well as the fine writing I will leave the rest for is my assistance, while still takexhibits received great approval. I to tell, but I must not forget to her ing the tonic. She at last tell liked the display of wool and the you that we had our discarded the stick, and now commercial flower show. Were you there, Aunt certificates presented to us KEEP she is walking pretty fair. after the OUT! ivsALL ORDER DEPARTI did Bessy? not see you. Last concert, alto silver medal which "I know, and the neighbors MENT. first Sunday I went home, and duo was awarded the to Eileen round about hero know, that Brady for NETTERS' WIRE DOORS ing the day I went for a walk in the This important Department getting the highest h was nothing but Clemente number of marks bush, whe,re I gathered a (aa illustrated) lovely so music, preparatory Seen organised with a view to Tonic that has worked such grade, 01 bunch of flowers. I forgot to te'l market rig country clients, who cannot call Wel:, dear Aunt Bossy, as No 2 Size a wonder jp her after having ou that we have moved from lull of G. the the Jersvilally, benefit I am going home next month, gonerig_tlh rawgyhoupnsiaingraftoeif: so, Oft. Sin. x 2ft. Sin., Green I Fremantle to Holland -street, will say goodbye R. BROWN TAILORING SER. you, as I won't Wire .. 13/6 East Fremantle. I like our new be writing to youtoany /ICE. No matter at what distance more. and tift. Sin. x lit. Sin., Only. WILLIAM McGINLEY." home very ;such. Did you see I'm sure, Aunt fit the city we can eou live from Bessy, you will get Wire .. . 20/ 'The Victim," Aunt Bests'? I did, many nieces to fill by yuu to your entire satisfaction EMZNT5 TONIC can be awned ..ft. Bin. x 2ft, 8in, Green and I thought it was beautiful. Will Cornet. Give my my place in your means of our Mail Order System. a for rclef of Want of Sleep, Wire .. I9/you please give me the details of enc.'," not forgettinglove to the "wee Thus yam have the benefit of Cs Weak Nerves, Lassztude, your 6ft. Sin. x 2ft. Sin., Galt.. dear sale estion, and Const.pailon. I; the story Competition, as I 'May -Your loving niece, Tailored Clothes at sterling c' new 'nerve strangth sod dos: nrices to wish your to I right compete. am brought enclosing /7/. All chemistsd and atoms KATHLEEN BOURKE (awl i my photo. in compliance with your Send today-a postcard will doOther Sises in Proportion. Glory be to goodness, Kathleen. 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the Archdiocese of Sydney on the 27th ult., the following resolution was carried unanimously, and it was decided to cable it to his Grace the Archbishop of Melbourne (Most Rev. Dr. .Mannix), and to Dr. O'Hagan (Rector of the Irish College in Rome) ,-"The priests of the Arch. diocese of Sydney tender their sympathy to the Archbishop of Mel-
make their First Confession, whilst others will receive their First Holy The children are beCommunion. ing instructed in their Catechism, protest and prepared for the Sacraments, bourne, and emphatically British after school hours, by their head against cruel treatment by Cabinet. We assure him of our unteacher, Mr. J. R. McSweeney. diminished confidence in his advoOn the occasion of Archbishop cacv of Ireland's cause. --(Signed) J. rathig's visit to Kilcoy, has Grace P. Moynagh, Administrator of Sydwas given a public reception by the ney." The following resolution was also residents at a conversazione in the local school of arts. All denomina- carried unanimously, and it was dethe and to cable it to Mrs. McSwiney cided represented, tions were well gathering, notwithstanding threa- "We, the priests of the Archdiocese tening weather, was a large one. The of Sydney, express deepest sympaArchbishop desires to cmvey Fremantle, every alternate Tuesday, president of the H.A.C.B. Society thy with self and family in the de- The you his heartfelt thanks to Friendly Societies Hall, 64 Adelaide read and presented an address of plorable loss of a husband and fa- through their street, Secretary's address, W. His Grace ther, sacrificed to the hate of an the people of Melbourne for welcome to his Grace. of sympathy and pro Keating, 23 Burt-street, Fremantle. manifestation ReSolemn gave a short mission and adminis- alien Government. very sincerely, P. A. Charles Stuart Parnell, Boulder. tered the Sacrament of Confirma- quiem Mass, Cathedral, Wednesday. test.-Yours Hotel, P.S.: There Secretary's address, Court -(Signed) J. P. Moynagh, Adminis- Vaughan, Secretary. tion t.- r number of candidates. are hundreds and hundreds of cab- Boulder; meets alternate Fridays. trator of Sydney." les, telegrams, and letters to he at. John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. Mr. E. G. Theodore was entertaintended to, and I have hardly a F. O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland ed at a dinner at Parliament House The National Executive of the The Archbishop J unction. The function was in Hobernian Society yesterday for- minute to myself. last month. Money to Lend on application to looking very fit after all he has the form of a welcome home. Sub- warded the following cablegram to is correspor.dence the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. Our through. gone sequently Mr. Theodore accompa the Most Rev. Dr. Cohalan, Bishop reR. Maxwell, Barrack-street, necessarily and is so it nied by M.rs. Theodore, left for Mel- of Cork:-"Forty thousand mem- is censored, A. V." Perth, or the Gener.il Secretary, care bourne to attend the Conference of bers of Hibernian Australian Catho- strained in tone.-P. J. J. Snigg, Barrack -street. Premiers. lic Benefit Society sympathise with The final stage of the proceedthe Irish nation in the death of the in connection with the recent YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF defeat of Mr. James O'Sulli- patriotic Lord Mayor, and other vic- ings T WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Fair took place at St. Australian emirs much regretted by his large tims of the Draconian laws.-(Sign- Patrick's Hall, when the net tcsults He was unable ed) Cotter, National President." circle of friends. o! Under the Patronage of His Grace takings The announced. were . to take an active part in the camthe Archbishop. the Tasmanian Stall were £1.727 3s paign owing to a serious illness. Dur Objects: TI Study of the LanguA very old resident of Hillgrove, record for a stall at any air ing the fight he was an inmate of in the person of Mrs. A. Willis, aged 3d., areceipts Ati.,tra- age, Music, History, Literature, and South the for The the Mater Misericordia Private Hos- 88, died in the Armidale Hospital, lian stall were £760 7s 9d; the West Dancing of Ireland. and the revival pital, having been under two opera- last month.-R.I.P. the of the ideals of an Trish -Ireland. Australian stall, £580 Os 8d; His oppotions in a few months. The Society MEETS NEXT MONQueensland stall, £486 17s 7d; and nents, it is stated, descended to very (Adm.), Maitland, the Victoria stall, £466 17s 9d. The DAY EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. Father Peters low and mean tactics during his ill- recently celebrated the 50th anni- gross receipts were £3.531 17s and PATRICK'S SCHOOL, BOYS' ness to defeat him. versary of his birthday, and was the expenses £632 4s 8d, leas ing a WELLINGTON -STREET. Ladies Monthly Subscriptions: honoured by the boys of the Marist net credit balance of £2,889 12s 4d. Out of 72 members of the new Schools and presented with a souJuveniles. 6d: Gentlemen, Is. and MOM. Parliament 19 will be new blood. venir of their regard. who Stutt, Secretary. W. Hoe. J. P. DOHENY, The late Captain Mr. Ferricks returns to the State MISS N. KENNY, Asst. Secretary perished in making an ay.ation Parliament after several years in VICTORIA. search for two missing schooners rethe Federal arena as one of the State cently around the Tasmanian coast Senators. The Opposition will have PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Two appeals on behalf of the Rev. was an old Xaverian. A Requiem the following new members:- Father MEN'S SOCIETY. Charles Jerger, C.P., had Mass for the repose of his sou, was Messrs. Brand (Burrum), Costello College Xavier the in celebrated been listed the be heard before to (CunningDeacon (Carnarvon), Chapel.-R.I.P. HAY -STREET, PERT17. High Court Melbourne 504 at recently. ham), Kerr (Enoggera), Jones (Ken- Mr. J. G. Latham (instructed by the nedy), Logan (Lockyer), King (Lo(Under the Patronage of His '.;race AUSTRALIA. SOUTH Commonwealth Crowns. Solicitor) Archbishop Clyne.) gan), Macgregor (Merthyr), Catterthe resnondents. applied that the Billiard Room, Lounge, Librory, mull (Musgrave), Edwards (Nanan- for appeals, which were against deV.G., the O'Neill, Mgr. Rev. sher Piet Right Cricket Club, Har The Room, Card (Pittsworth), Roberts go), riers' Club, Debating, Musi(Port Curtis), Nott (Stanley), Max- cision of Mr. Justice Starke in re- of Adelaide, has entered into the cal and Dramatic Society. well (Toowong). Green (Towns- fusing to intervene to prevent the forty-second year of his ministry. The appellant's deportation, he struck The Monsignor was ordained on OcACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. ville), Clayton (Wilde Bay). men who were Ilefeated or retires out on the ground that security for tober 22, 1879, at the Mount Melle- A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CAcosts had been Reynot given by the apDr. late by the YOUNG MAN SHOULD GrayTHOLIC Gunn, ray Monastery, Macartney, Messrs. are The Court granted the ap- nolds, Archbishop of Ada'atide, then BELONG TO. son, Somerset, Hodge, Bayley, and pellant. and the appeals were on a visit to Ireland. Since his arFull particulars on aplication toSpencer-all Tories-and James, a plication, struck out. was Monsignor There no appearW. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary Australia Labour rival South the in from nondescript; and side, Messrs. Lloyd, McLachlan, ance on behalf of the appellant. The O'Neill has laboured for the welfare Federation was not in any of many parishes, and endeared himWhitford, O'Sullivan, Thompson, Catholic Sociaty of St Vincent de Paul Ryan, Armfield, Carter, Free, But- way connected with that side of the self to the faithful wherever his case. duty called him. Amidst tie re- Western Australia (Iacorn ) ler, and the late T. Foley. joicing of his parishioners and the The little company of the Faith- congratulations of his friends Mgr. This Society exists for the purpose An old Labour identity in the person of Mr. George Ryland passed ful Companions of Jesus recently O'Neill celebrated his sacerdotal sil- of assisting worthy families and celebrated the centenary of its foun- ver jubilee at Gawler in 1904. Ad others, including inmates of public of attack an from recently away dation. It four communities in has institutions, in indigent circumstanpneumonia. He was born in West- the suburbs of Melbourne with a to- multos annos. other good ces, and engages in meath, Ireland, about 66 years ago, of 63 sisters engaged in the work Rev. Father Forrest, M.S.H. who works. It is zoyerned by a Counand came to Queensland in his tal He was elected as Mr. An- of education. It has also a convent recently returned from the Northern cil, office in Swan Chambers, Barteens. drew Fisher's colleague for Gympie in the Diocese of Sandhurst with 13 Territory, is now stationed at Narr- rack -street, Perth, and nas bran In 1820 the first house was coorte. ches or conferences in many parishes in 1899, and remained in the State sisters. in Amiens. and later another throughout the State. Parliament until 1912, when, follow- opened foundation made was at Chateauof JamesThe calls on its funds are many, Mr. James Dempsey, he of seats, a redistribution lowing The order quickly spread town, formerly of near Petersburg, and with a view to supplementing was defeated in a triangular contest reaux. Ire- has gone to his eternal reward. He its resources, the Society invites for the constituency. At the time through France and England, their wills to of his death he was a valuer in the land, Italy, Switzerland, and other was a faithful son of the Church, persons when making Bequests may The persecution of the and a devoted son of Ireland remember its work. employ of the State Government. countries. France compelled R.I.P. be made in favour of the ParticuThough a non-Catholic he was a religious orders in their the of Conference or any and Council, lar schools, to close the order claim staunch supporter of Ireland's Society. they sought asylum in Belgium and TASMANIA. for Self-Determination.. the Islands of Jersey and Gearnsey, The Mercury, Hobart's bigoted Mr. A. G. Jones, Minister for where they found a vast field for SAVOY HOTEL Eeverywhere the daily, which is familiarly known as Mines, who resigned his seat in the their activities. the Acme of Luxury the "Yellow Peril," got a nasty The Savoyandis Refinement. Upper House to contest the Carrier - order is flourishing. sting through a question asked in von seat, has been appointed to the Tariff. 12s 6d per day; £4 4s per Archbishop Mannix, with Dr. Fog- Parliament by one Marshal, a 'NaLegislative Council. It is anticipatweek. U. tionalist" mouthpiece of the Loyaled he will be the leader of the House arty, of Killaloe. and Mr W. J. Rt. Barry, M.D., brother of the late ist League. Marshall wanted to Accommodation may be reserved by when Parliament meets. wire or letter. Hon. R. Barry, Lord Chancellor' of know if the Picture Censer Board .1. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. Ireland, spent a week in August last of the State had endorsed Joseph J. NEW SOUTH WALES. with Major Vaughan of Courtfield, Sheedy's "Ireland Will Be There" Mannix Archbishop -Wee. Ross -on film entertainment. The Premier On Sunday, 24th ult, the Domain an old friend of the late Cardinal answered that it had received such platform was taken by Rev. Father is Vaughan. EXCHANGE HOTEL endorsement after being viewed by J. Cusack and Mr. P. S. Cleary. Fr. and the late Colonel * the Censor Board members, who Cusack explained the Catholic docThe Victorian Government has in- saw nothing to which they could BOULDER trine of Purgatory, while Mr. Cleary rreased grant of St. Joseph's take exception. The Mercury edidealt with the work done by the FoundlingtheHome, Broadmeadows, to tor, it will be remembered, penned Corner of Lane and Wittenoom religious Orders of nuns and bro- £1000. Streets. long editorials against the pictures Despite adil ers in Australia. being shown, giving as an argument The Best of Everything. vemosiveather conditions, the usual D. that they exploited hate Father the Rev. death of The of "Old larOi crowd was present, and listen- N. Goldspink, who had been ailing England," NICK FRANCIS and were "mental and interest. for a considerable time, took place ed with evident respectmoral poison" to Catholic children. Proprietor HospiPrivate at Coonara What a warped judgment the Mer- Tel. Boulder, 105. Rev. J. Nevin, D.D., Professor of recently St. Kilda-road, Melbourne. De- cury has got may be gained from St. Patrick's College, Manly, has re- tal, year, 37th in his who was ceased, the Premier's answer. ceived the "Croix de Guerre avec . his ecclesiastical studies at palme" from the French Govern- pursued HOTEL PERTH Patrick's College, Manly, N.S:W., The total quantity of :ruit shipment, in recognition of distinguish. St. Moran ordainand the late Cardinal J. J. RYAN, Proprietor ed services in France as a military ed him in St. Mary's, Sydney, on No- ped for the season numbered Law,. 000 cases, and sonic thousands of chaplain. He was three years at vember 30, 1908 This Hotel is noted for its was at differ- cases are in cold storage. The price the front, and lost his leg at Neuve ent times assistantHe Purity of Drinks. -priest at Iona, of apples to the local consumer is so Chapelle. But he returned to his Williamstown, Kilmore, Cleanliness and Civility. Bacchus high that a wag facetiously remarkas he was out of hosas soon duties years Some two Marsh, and Ashby. ed in speech a at the Interstate Dr. Nevin comes from Irepital. he spent a long vacation in Fruit Show that apples were only BEDFORD HOTEL land, studied at the Propaganda ago in hopes that the cli- within the reach of shipowners and HURRAY -STREET, College, and is now attached to the Queensland, mate would restore him to health wharf labourers. The Hobart cor- Thoroughly Renovated Throughout, staff of St. Patrick's College, Manly. and strength, but no permanent respondent of the Catholic Press as- Splendid Accommodation for Counresulted. The Requiem serts that the Commonwealth OverThe death occurred at Yass Con- benefit try Visitors. place in St. Patrick's Cathedral, seas Committee have already receivTARRIFF MODERATE. vent, on the 25th ult., of Sister M. took there was a large gathering of ed applications for space for 1,500,GEORGE AUBURN, Proprietor. Assisium (Fingleton). She was a when the clergy and parochial regular.000 cases of apples, and he 112 Bourke -street, Kalgoorlie. con. sister of the late Mr. James Fingle- R.I.P. eludes "it would seem that an apple ton, M.L.A., who recently died in * * will not be seen in Tasmania next Another brother, Mr. Sydney. The Sisters St. Joseph (Mount of WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER year." Jack Fingleton, a well-known resi- St. Joseph, Upper Hawthorn, Vic.) dent of Gunning, is the only surviv- have lost an exemplary member by NEW ZEALAND. Sister ing member of the family. TOWER HOTEL lamented death of Sister Mary Assisium was 37 years of age, and the who passed to her reward Mr. C. Laydon, an old boy of the CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, had been in convent life for 17 Bernard, on 22nd inst. TIle obsequies on Marist Brothers' School, Wellington, And your old friend Ernie hands Saturday drew a large number of has retired from the Government . out a welcome to you all. Printing Office, after 28 years' ser. Three years ago Father M. Rohan, friends from the city and suburbs. First -Class Residential Home. vice, in order to take up the posiBalmain, purof St. Augustine's, Cleanliness and Attention. The State elections resulted in a tion of Inspector of Factories at chased a school from the Govern. deeded for the Auckland. set -back Nationalist Mr. Leydon has a done incurred and the parish E. McGrade, ment, Proprietor. debt of £5000. His reverence held Ministry, led by Mr. Lawson. Prior valuable service as secretary of the a bazaar recently, and now only to the elections, the Lawson Govern. Bookbinders' Union, especially in ment strength 38 in connection had a voting of with recent negotiations debt. £100 remains of the parochial House of 65, came out of a burly - with the employers. Newcastle Club Hotel It is a very praiseworthy achieve^ aburly with diminished strength. It South Terrace, Fremantle, now possesses only 80 direct supThe Hibernian Society at WellingWestmead Boys' Home held its porters, and is in a minority of five. ton have after much perseverance Newly Renovated and Up -to-Date. annual re -union on the 24th ult. in As a result of the voting the Na- and many obstacles succeeded in Goldfields and North-West Cusstormy weather, but, nevertheless a tionalists lost eight seats. Labour establishing an Irish Pipers' Band, tomers specially catered for, South good gathering of people assembled, gained two, and the Farmers' Union which made a very good impression Beach trams stop at door, six. Three ministers were defeated, At a concert organised was by the somoney of and a magnificent sum Proprietor: T. H. RYAN (late secsubscribed to the funds of the insti- viz., Messrs. Hutchinson (Minister ciety for the Catholic Women's Hos- retary Celtic Club, & Wyndham) Th era was great entution. When all the amounts are for Education), MacKinnon (Assis- tel recefi I tant Minister for Lands), and G. H. thusiasm manifested by the audibe swelled to received the total will MOIR'S -CHAMBERS. The great good work of this M. Campbell (honorary minister). ence, and the initial appearance of £1000. MOTOR CAR PAINTING. institution is undoubtedly recognis- The scripture leaguers were badly the band was most encouraging to routed. those enthusiasts who are doing Mon ad by the generous donors: their best to further the causeof signor Moynagh congratulated the HARRY McCARTHY His Lordship the Bishop of Sand- Irish music and literature in the Do. Marist Brothers and the committee 196 PIER -STREET. Of -tee St. Vincent de.Paul Society hurst, writing from his home in Ire- minion land on September 5, states that he of_ the institution. on the PRACTICAL COACH PAINTER. as is in the best of health, and sends Sister Laureatia, Provincial of the Established Over 20 Years. 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Has Been Quelled Fathers Hannigan and Joyce, Slovakia Schism by Authorities. C.SS.R., are conducting very successful missions in the Auckland Dr. Vanes, Who Aided in SuppresDiocese. sion, Accorded Honours. left Rev. Brother George, MA., Priests are in Dire Distress. Auckland by the Niagara for SydHe was fare on October 7. and brothers, and Catholic people. ney One incident of in the stormy career many by steamer at the He left by the Olympic for New welled old pupils who hold him in high of the Catholic Church in Czech°. York recently. On December 8, he his Slovakia has been closed by the deesteem. will leave Vancouver, for Sydney parture of the Rev. Dr. Vance, of and hopes to arrive in Bendigo on A veteran of the Maori war in the the archdiocese of Westminster in the anniversary of his departure. England, who is leaving Prague person of Mr. Dorman Lynch, died after a residence in the city of more lately. He was a native A cable message was despatched in WaikiwiCounty Cork, and was 85 than a year. During his stay in Cloyne, of by the Very Rev. J. Barry, Adm., the with Republic, Dr. Vance incurred the fortified was He of age to his Grace the Archbishop of Mel- years of Holy Church.-R.I.P. wrath of the anti-Catholic faction by the rites all Dr. Mannix) Most Rev. (the bourne stirring defence of the Church, both conveying the indignation of asenass in the preps and in the pulpit, and IRISH NATIONAL meeting recently held at Richmond his call to loyal Catholics to rally his out to at the treatment meted to the defence of their Church at a FORESTERS authorities. Grace by the British time when it was sought to underA SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. The Very Rev. Administrator has mine their allegiance, and to Cheapest Con- them away to the schismatic lead received the following letter from No Initiation Fee. tar. tributions. the Rev. P. A. Vaughan.-"Nazation, which has now been ex-corn:nuAugust Perth, reth House, Hammersmith, Branches: Hugh O'Neill, niasted by the Holy Office. Barry, meets alternate Thursdays, in the J. Very Rev. 31, 1920. Honours to Dr. Vane*. Adm , St. Patrick's Cathedra!, Mel Trades Hall (Room 14), Beaufort On the eve of Dr. Vance's departMy Dear Father Barry,- street, Perth. bourne. Brian Boru Branch,
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HE IS READY TO SHOOT. the Petit In a French paper, Parisien, M. Henri Berand, a dis tinguished French journalist, who was sent to Ireland to report upon the condition of affairs in that counet try, has the following to say General Macreadv, whom he inter-
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in long to the men who stumble paths beset with doubt. He is a He sees with the typical soldier. I same eye people and things. have seen in the National Garere in London a portrait which resesnbles him-that of Nelson, by EL He served in toe cavalry in ridge. the Transvaal, in the military polIle was at the end ice in Egypt. of the war Adjutant -General of the British Armies. "A soldier in the serv:ca of his King, he regards the (Irish) Republic is the same class as anarchy. in-
surrection, and brigandage. "'The Sinn Feinera; said the Gen oral, in a contemptuous tone, 'have ure for England, where he has been declared war on England. England recalled by his Ordinary, a banquet did not wish to reply.' "'But the raids" I .asked, was given in his honour. The chair "'They are reprisals,' was the ,e was taken by Prince Adolf Schwarzenberg, and among the guests were ply. "Reprisals: always the same word, the Papal Nuncio, Mgr. Micara, and members of the British colony in and the same story ,-.-henever one asks. Prague. The Archbishop of "'What,' the interviesser asked. 'is Prague, Mgr. Kordac, had hoped to be present at the function, but was the real reason for the arrest of :he Mayor of Cork?' Lord prevented at the last moment by "'One found on him,' the Gensickness. In recognition of the services to eral said, 'a cypher for reading polthe Catholic Church in Bohemia. ice telegrams.' "The voice of the General is calm, Archbishop Kordac has conferred on Dr. Vance the title of Counsellor of grave, a little dry-the courtmartial To attempt to move this the Consistory of Prague, which is voice. the prisoner of the highest honour at the disposal man by the fate of be absolutely useless. would London of the Archbishop. The Faculty of "'If one were to release Mr. MacTheology of the University of Pra'there would be no gue is also desirous of sonferring Swiney,' he said,law in Ireland.' some honour on Dr. Vance, while a more police or scent on: "The General lengthy document, signed by hunto sup--ready are ready "'We dreds of Czech and German -Boheshows a map of mian Catholics, has been sent to the press ruthlessly'-he dotted over with little flags Holy Father, testifying to the im- Ireland are ready-absolutely ready, portant work done by the Doctor -'We sir,' and he adds in his unmoved during his stay in the Republic. be necessary to 'It might voice: What the Catholic Church had to individuals, half a hundred contend with in Czecho-Slovakia is shoot would be restored well known now to Catholics in and then order simple.' quite is It An insievery part of the world. "I left his office with a heart filled dious movement was started that with fear and anxiety. aimed at the establishment of a "An equal determination animates Czech National Church, whose ob- Sinn Whet Fein and the Army. Rome. separation from ject was Where can one one think? The movement would have been ser- can Where can one hear the ious enough had it been confined en- turn? of peace? tirely within ecclesiastical limits. word "And how can one refrain from But whenit became secretly foster. trembling at the idea that tomored by the social Democrats, who row perhaps it will be too late." managed to place themselves securely within the government, the rncsement assumed proportions that were It alas alarming for the Church. Suffering of Bohemian Priests. during these troublous times that In Bohemia the Church is sufferDr. Vance, with the permission oh Cardinal Bourne, went to Prague ing a great deal from poverty. The of the Church has shrunk disposal patrimony' at the and placed himself of Archbishop Kordac, who was then considerably on account of the fall newly appointed to fill the archdio- in exchange, and also by the confiscese vacated by Archbishop von cation of much church property, which has been handed over to the Huvn. So The troubles of the Church in ex -communicated schismatics. in this Republic are far from ended. that the loyal priests are suffering a and But the air is cleared; the Bull of great deal from lack of food Ex -communication issued by the clothing. Their annual stipend is Holy Office showed exactly where now worth practically nothing, and of life the loyal Catholics and the schisma- the prices of the necessities For examtics stood, and in that direction have risen appallingly. there is now no longer any uncer- ple, if a needy priest desires to proit tainty. But the social Democrats vide himself with a new cassock arc still strong, and the Czech Cath- would be necessary for him to deolic Popular Party, although it won vote every cent. of his stipend for a decisive victory in the recent elec- two years to get the price of a CasIn the meantime he would tions, has to bring all its forces to sock. to live on. bear on the anti -clerical and spolia- have nothing whatever his living is tory measure which the Social De- So in order to live-and mocrats, allied with the Radicals, of the scantiest-the unfortunate Such is rags. to wear has priest country, the force on to are trying to the evident detriment of the the poverty of the Czech Catholic clergy. Church.
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A Tale of Fenian T imes
You I have some reason to believe have been dead set against mae--" fx-Grand Duchess of LuxemHis answer broke in. What's "You have admitted it. BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, the use of talking foolish about a burg (By M. N. O'Hara, in the Dublin Freeman's Journal.) dead set? You're a traitor, and 909-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, by heaven you'll pay for it" THE OPTICIAN, means TAKES THE VEIL IN A CARMELBOURNE. Tim stood up. They ;aced each (Concluded. He drew a revolver from his trouMELITE CONVENT. so ser pocket and aimed. The Centre other. What a meeting after Bishop Vaughan's Sermons. With Robwhere place They passed the long a parting. Both were thunder- jumped in between them. St. of Bishop by the introduction and they struck. Pat found his voice first. The ex -Grand Ducaess of Lux ,rn BLAMES FRIVOLOUS ert Emmet was arrested,passed, Price, 40s. AS A MOTHER. "Stopl I command," he said, but' F.I.O., F.S.21.0., D,B.O.A., as they MOTHERS. burg has taken the veil in the Ca, Louis. 2 vols. said strenly. "Lower that rev:eves. This "What's to be done?" he A com- raised their hats The New Canon Law. What with melite Convent at Modena, as it a word about it. not spoke a vacant look in his eyes, for must be investigated no accordance Freedom of City of London. room a dusky to By Rev mor- the recontre As comes a mother mother is was announced it was her intention mentary and Summary. the modern by of the fate Frivolity own their be had dazed and arneaed might evening's to blame for the prevalence of crime to do so. According to the "Cor- S Woywod. O.F.M. Price, 30s. in with our regulations and discipline. Where, wrapped A long vista of Irish him. THE row night? relathe I I know Dilvan, think robes of tender grey, ac 20, Phil17 to Scholastic ex -Grand Manual of Modern the riere della Sera," reply; "I don't know," was the history shot before Tim's mental grown among young men from 13ut consider sleeps. HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS Her loved one history "I'm your prisoner, Pat, that's all." tive you refer to. By Cardinal Mercer, 2 vision at that moment cording to County Judge McMahon Duchess passed the night 7icently osophy. be ready and yourself arrest under weary with the day: of my at the Hotel San el nee under the vols. youth of coun"The Price, 33s. love STATE. Brooklyn. and IN THE in "I'll turn my back for a moment full of gallantry the whet r ailed his name of Comtesse de Renan. And, moving softly through of to search where you have been ly- to take your trial Be. day was taught morality at Spiritism and Religion -"Can You but full of tragedy, too, upon." friendly gloom, London. said sids her mother, the Dwoager Grand Talk to the Dead?" By Baron J. try, Exam., By he strings," Fenians apron of the mother's place and ing, you any inarms if have on teachery Bends o'er his face as o'er a garden "To -day the humblest mother dis- Duchess, and her sister, the Princess Lieencrants. Tim stood looking defiantly at his Price. 23s (post free). memorable but disasterous black you ASK FOR MR. B. bloom, accuser ,a deep frown an his handskirts, satins Elizabeth, there were two wears ladies and dains aprons of Christianity. He stopped his speerh abruptly Credentials morning. a The To kiss his cheek and watch some forehead, his teeth ground toThe e; G`Aill Duchcss By Rev. M. J. Scott, S.J. and short skirts." with her. in the Price, They soon reached Roundtown, and turned his back. The hint was gether, faint smile play, hands his lips pursed, his remained in her h otel till six o'clsck 9s 9d (post free). Tim hurled his revolve, and well up to time the Centre was obvicfus could As if he dreamed, 'neath angels' VIRTUE AND KNOWLEDGE. He by his side. clenched when she walked complete. afteenoon, the Circle in the and and bag of ammunition lobo ARCADE, little ROYAL there, Credo -A Short Exposition of Ca tranquil sway, St. to the Carmelite Convent f stiff march to Tal- the centre of the field. Pat turned have strangled the fellow that intholic Belief. Edited by Rev. G. They began thehillside Opposite Town Hall. Of Bowers breathing heavenly perstant, but he mastered hit feelings. One may be a good critic in phi'. Teresa. Her beautiful fair hair O'Neill, village about to him. a little laght, 9s 9d MA., Price, S.J., fume; "All right, sir, I am ready any A few osophy and a very poor judge of re had been cut short, and she was seven miles from Dublin. "Come out on the lane," he said moment," he said, saluting his offlSo would I have the summons coma ligion or history, says Henri Didon. dressed simply in bias we're bleak (post free). of a humbler type, a few They gut through the hedge. cer in military style to me, The Homiletic Monthly and Pas- houses sciences demand' not silk cap on her head. human AccampaniMonasCertain Dominican the and shops, the was There no one sight. in MISS M. McMAHON a ed be her mother. sister, rind No sound of footsteps through They prepared to depart singly, to tee toral Review. A magazine for the tery was the trysting morning. only the speculative mind but here, Tim," he said, "there avoid observation, when a momentpeace serene, cement, clergy. Price, 22s 6d year. the is "Look long experience. to PASTRY. FRUITS, & she entered the wheeled CHOICEST friends, company Tim's a dear no use letting you off. meimay The slumber my A study of had The Divine Office. But o'er ous thing happened. What Moral doctrines are much batter and was received in the hall by and struck out along the Tere- tary and police have every CONFECTIONERY. face lean, By Rev. E. right road. been going on was heard by an old criticised even by the ignorant who Father Cherubino and other eerie the Roman Breviary. It began to snow heav- barred, and they are scouring exit 39 Pierstreet, Perth the J. Quigley. Price, 10/4, post free. nure all work-in servant of woman And lips touch like a flower tender- have experimented with virtu, than siastice. ily. The march was a heavy weary- country in thousands. It will he the adjoining room. She entered, (Near Hay -street). by doe skeptic who doubts the ausThe door leading to the convent ing one, but in those days city men even worse before daylight. You holding a slip of paper in her hand. Then shall I smile as one whoin tere joys of sacrifice. opened, and the Methor Superior able to trudge it than couldn't escape. better were You might be word Christ has blessed, the on to "This is yours, sir," she said The saints who lived two rows of Siste:s rippea ed, GLANVILLE'S they are now. They load no trains, shot at sight. What's to be done? Mackney. J. B. GEORGE understand and And know no waking from my of Jesus will always "It must have fell out carrying lighted candles, the fases no cycles to make them unfamiliar Quick! I must rejoin my company." of your pocket LEMON HEADperfect rest. when I was dhryin thick Him better than the exacting Phari- of all being invisible under country hard of the feel the Ave with ACHE POWDERS. to might have a try at PHARMACIST, "I it," was Pencil. Wallace -Arthur your coat at the fire." sees who repelled Him and knew back veils. The ex -Grand Duchess road. But the snowfall was a seri- the reply. The Great Australian Remedy for the suspicions Maria. aroused Something not the Saviour. A delicate taste kissed her mother and sister, and and heavier 542 HAY STREET, ous trouble. It became "My oath," said the other, al- of the Centre. The paper was blue. Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of distinguishes shadings which escape knelt, holding white flowers in her were most heavier, and soon the men savagely. all Headaches, Neuralgia, ToothPERTH. He noticed big black letters on it the chemist. Father Cherubino address WORDS 08 WISDOM. hands. plodding on in six inchea of it, plod Influenza, 'Rheumatism, "Our mother," said Tine could ache, andLumbago, eyes "0.11."-were all his Wholesome laughter, far from ed a few words in French, congratusis up the ever with difficulty ding etc., etc Price, Sciatica, a There was lump at the throat a is forward and catch, but he sprang a hindrance to holiness, her on her deesein, and es Later a rain fell added of each of them. ing road. Is. 9d. per box, or 3d each powder No laborious travels are needed being in lating place its came has SPECIALIST. deep scowl It seized it. A PRESCRIPTION it. to help sacrifice, of her great beauty -many the tolling they and to their discomfort "Get off and be careful," said across his strong manly features and H. C. GLANVILLE, 118.P.S., for the devout mind; for it carries the life of the religious as it has in which would be more than compenand of them, without topcoats--were Pat, and with a handsham they he read out! MARKET-ST., FREMANTLE within it Alpine heights and starlit that of the man who lives in the sated by the conquest of a throne drenched to the skin. parted. (Two Doors from Poet Office). skies, which it may reach with n rine a sign of intel- happier than that whim she VETERINARY CHEMIST. "O.H.M.S. Bearer is friendly, do had were the world. Laughtera iswriter Meanwhile bodies of men Telephone 197, But they were watched from the ment's thought, and feel at once "The in him." not molest declares from all opposite side of the boaeen, which, adandoned. The ex -Grand Duchess on Tallaght converging loneliness of nature and the magni- ligence, is a signature," he added Queen's Work." listened smiling, then the Sisters istg Some of them were relive strangely enough, the officer of con "It"There sides. ficence of God -James Martineau Phone, A3945 is a Castle pass." The gloomy face and the moping a hymn, and Father Cherubino on the march. A constable was tale had neglected to search. One of our illusions is that the air are never signs of piety, he sug- sang There was a tense, a painful sildoor. The new nese HARROLD & MURRAY en prisoner by one of them nt Don- stabulary the to pointed decritical, is not the who had The man worried the Cele hiser present head. Mackney bowed his Saints could be sad at the gests. arose, walked slowly to the door, nybrook Bridge, and forced to ioir. tre with his suspicions snout Tim ence. cisive hour. Write it on your neart thought of sin, but could also be ice PRODUCE MERCHANTS, 543 GEORGE -STREET. SYDNEY. turned on the threshold to ned Others passing Dilvan had witnessed the incident. He said, "It isn't mine." day in march. in the that every day is the best "Give me your revolver," said the 244 ELIZABETH -STREET, MEL then VICTORIA PARK. very merry in the proper way. and mother, to her Dundrum and smilingly anyMiltown learned through has man No the year. time for disappeared through the door, the and calmly. as coldly that Centre, related Chaff, is It Pollard. The Traitor. Sale Bran. BOURNE. on raid Have they where that Stepaside, thing rightly until he knows mine," he again answer. martyrdom approached, Bless- which closed heavily with two turns Hay, Straw, Oats, Barley. Wheat, reached RECENT PUBLICATIONS. Tim went from hedge to hedge, ed;"It"itisn't ed and captured a police barack very day is doomsday. -Emerson. his I swear before mine. said to his friends: of the key. isn't More Prices ined Thomas Maize. The and Undermentioned Linseed, RathiernGod by the route which took from ditch to ditch, farmyard Others from The heart is the jewel it isn't mine. I swear it. It clude postage: we shall be very merry The ex-Grand Duchess Marie Adein God He succeeded ham, others by Curnlin. The dark to farmyard. covets for His crown; and if the "Farewell; TERMS CASH. was pladted on me. It isn't mine, H eave totevtehne r The Story of a Battalion. By W. is in her 27th. sear, sucwho the laide, by lighted somewhat city the following the late roads reaching mart, which we do not see, is bet to beware of ceeded her father, William IV., the it's isn't mine." Scripturein With numerous drawings Devine. He was a sorry spectacle, captain, white sheet of snow were alive with night. than the actions we see, God be wretch was torn with fee.. and maps by Darl Lindsay, 8/2. which has killed thou last male of the House of Nassau, Fenians. They all made for his clothes torn and soaked, his HeThe raised, for then the world is a melancholy, on For all Kinds of Piumbing, Gas- the Bridge trembled visibly. Benedictine Monachiam. Studies sands. The Devil seems to delight on the throne of Luxemburg, seems.Tallaght. it of hands scratched with brambles, than the dismal less rifle He February 25, 1912. "It may be so," said the Centre: NI Benedictine Life and Rule. By She abdicated Fitting & Galvanised Iron Work, in the gloom of good people. disappoint- hungry and thirsty, footsore and, "we And now a terrible ather Faber. a course. shall find out in due Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of tries to make religion seem MARK DUNN January 14, 1919, in favour of Thee were worst of all, heart-sore. So this Give me your hand, Dilvan. I al- Right ment fell upon them. Our Lord has need of our loveIn gloomy thing, and to make the on Duc Downside Abbey, 2.5/.. Grand reigning the sister, of her Some none,. works. next to our or all Perth. was daring, of -street, no arms the end of their need Wellington 332-994 e has no have in you. We ways believed Prince of Are. The life and St. Joan glum. married pious who Charlotte, kind or hers their the men had weapons of one their skilful planning, all Licensed Plumber and Drainer. ying to the Samaritan woman, this time, but there is always a story of the Maid of Orleans. By "Laugh, my son, laugh," said St. of Bourbon -Parma no Novem- To the Metropolitan Water Supply, another, but the supply for the brave resolves. Scattered like lost Give Me to drenk," He, the Creator Ignatius to a scholastic who was Felixlast. of boys as speedily Rev. D. Lynch, S J. Illustrated, Separate next. Duchess Dowager The had not love ber rebels the for of the Department Drainage body up wile. animals, and sheep, rounded like general f the Universe, asked as you scan, and take no unneces- 13/10. with cheerfulness "And Braganza, her grandmother, was for Sewerage, It was a deplorable plight. hunted, caged! He thirsted for roaring out Dairying Utensils, Baths. Bath arrived. f His creature. _ wonder B. W. Preaching. By Rev. sary risks." that you may always laugh, keep many years a nun in a convent in spread disappointment and Windmills Tanks, Heaters, No uve.-The Little Flower, He reached a friendly house near isn't mine, Captain," shouted O'Dowd, 8/9. your soul always holy." the Isle of Wight. Made and Repaired. through the mass-if not, indeed, a the Coombe, where meetings of the a "It St. Marie By as Mountains of Help. mercy despair, full of and voice The leaders Brotherhood were sometimes held, more bitter feeling. SAINT GERTRUDE, ABBESS. the Centre opened the door and S. Ellerker, 0.S.D., 4/2. CARDINAL GIBBONS ON held earnest discussion. There were knocked, was admitted. In the went out into the street. The By Bede JarLiving_ Temples. BOYS. MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L those who were for immediate dis- kitchen a wretched -looking man was others followed one by one. Feast, Monday, November 16th. . rett, O.P., bandment, a scattering of their fol- huddled close to the fire. He look45 Cleverstreet, West Perth. Out to Win. Straight talks to Gertrude was born in the year A few weeks passed: the date of in all directions. Cardinal lowers homewards An editor recently met It was the Ger ire's tor- the trial was fixed, but there was boys on the way to manhood. By ed round. 263, of a noble Saxon family, and Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Others favoured a stand with what mentor, y, S.J., e/. Conroy, laced at the age of five for educe Gibbons, and wishing his boys to He was found guilty Pipe Organ and Harmony. no prisoner. weapons they had, and could impro. Francis absence. ion in the Benedictine Abbey of profit by his interview, he asked said, curtly, address- on good evidence in his "You!" he ON APPLICATION. TERMS vise -in the faint hope, perchance, ing slim. Finn, S. ., 8/9. Her strong mind was him: heard were tidings odelsdorf. light nor Neither that the expected supply would Miss O'Connor is prepared to "What qualities, your Eminence, By Rev. J. P. refully cultivated, and she wrote months afterwards a Talks to Parents. But a terrible time of of him. had "Yes. 1 in a It Organ. moment. last desirable the Pipe the most for even at take Pupils come tin with unusual elegance and do you consider body was washed up on the sands Conroy, S.J., 8/9. close shave." The it qualities show him to was naturally a hot debate. Sermons on the Mass, The SacraTelephone, A2946. sour at the Pigeon House. It had been orce; above all, she was perfect in boy? Whatpromise "Not very close," was the for the future?" men were standing about the village retort. ments, and the Sacraments's. By umility and mortification, in obe- have real in the water a long time. It was Thomas Irish Constabulary "Royal bewet, shivering, bridge, and on the Flynn, C.C., 14/2. ience, and in all monastic °loser, This is the answer of America's men Fenian unrecognisable. The kindly don't always behave so men They had conducted famished. The Australian Childraa's Picture the cm. Her purity of intention flood loved Churchman: believed it was the body of Fenian men." SEWING their march with discipline and de- to "What Prayer Book. The simplest Prayer "Faithfulness, plodding, persevSTANDARD d her soul with light, and gave her traitor and suicide Mackney. Tim, do mean?" asked you "SHAMROCK" whatNot a civilian had been Bok ever published. Beautifully ilcorum. rest largeness and liberty of spirit. erance, persistence in todoing anger. MACHINES. These do. lustrated, with 20 full -page illustra molested, not a pit of property in with TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, t was said of her that in her mind ever is set for him "I saw it all," said the other. Card where Telephone A4395 Lions, including the Mass. jured. It seemed now that was all "You as no error, on her heart no cloud; things will gain him success CHAIN enough, and go PERTH. were let quickly -STREET, WELLINGTON STITCH LOCK it is that their would get from with picture on front. they Cover, glory the one could resist her. Her life was genius would fail -unless I did and too. M. Proprietress. with a SHERIDAN, shakehands, & STITCH. HOLDWAY CO. more nothing is enterprise. which hazardous gift genius sort of The wonders. rowded with many hand -shakes (rem the That is Meanwhile the news of the Rising not getsquad, Licensed Sewerage Plumbers as f miracles set its seal on the graces than infinite hard work. nor did msny of my C. H. SMITH & CO. steady, careTWO MACHINES IN ONE. had percolated to the Castle in Dub- black (Certificated). this elect soul, and it seemed the best genius-hard, chums, I'm sure." genius. muster instant the real was an is lin. There Gasfitters and Sheet Metal Workers. to It work. ful nothing UNDERTAKERS, at Jesus could refuse man was This Tim astounded. shuttle round perfect Not The most A Trial Solicited. of the forces of the Crown. "I wish every boy could underShe has in obedience er prayer. Why had Printed and Published by New Shipment long after midnight up all the roads had seen it all-curse it could 281 NEWCASTLE-ST., PERTH. machine made. 40-44 Pier-street, Perth. ecorded some of her visions, in stand that. I wish every boy not allowed Pat to arrest him: mean 'Phone (Day or Night) .. A1231. just opened. over which the Fenians had march. he hich she traces in words of inde- know that success does not how be to would he able explain it Invited world Inspection For All Kinds of the Latest Footeel the Forces of the Crown were to men, defeat ribable beauty the intimate con - fame or wealth, or that the you. within I set to talking about hurrying to the conflict -in carts, on them, embittered rankling PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. SEWING MACHINE FACTS use of her soul with Jesus and should by suffering and wear, at the Lowest Prices. and beMRS. LARKIN foot, on horseback-police, infan- disaster? el urray-street (opp. Duane). Perth ary. She was gentle to all, most wish every boy could know, Repairs at Current Rates, His thoughts surged KNOWING. WORTH. to success is by The morn- madly in his brain. The place swam try, cavalry, artillery. ntle to sinners; filled with "ley°. lieve, that the way One COSTUMIERE Patronise plodding, the plodding effort. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. 20 Years' Guarantee ing was wild with the martial ar- round him Thomson,' 'on to the saints of God, to He became weak with Kalgoorlie), (Late of is worth is Proof that they Know their ray. uls in Purgatory, and above all to hard-working, faithful boy than BEN JONES and privation. He the Wishes to notify her former Clients, in: excitement STO SUBSCRIBERS. The Fenians were hemmed TERM will Stand the Tait of Machines he Passion of Our Lord and to His to the world much more and fell in a swum upon the 310.12 WILLIAM -ST., PERTH. flashes of genius. The and Ladies generally, that she is the English army closed up around reeled In Advance acne Heart. She ruled her ale boy who with Time. floor. ammuni- kitchen and . 3s. 3d. The arms Per Quarter .. Tallaght. y with perfect wisdom and love boy who will plod, plod, plod, who Opening a Business at Department When he consciousness a regained from If you buy Tel. A4381. as fid. was There Per Flail Year .. r forty years. Her life was one of will consecrate his efforts, is on the 282 FITZGERALD ST., PERTH. Store trouble will come sooner or tion had not come. men were standing over him. lls bd. began. three Per Annum .. eat and almost continual suffer - surest road to success. Satisfaction Guaranteed, are nothing for it. A stampede British an his accuser, and machines The Centre, such, With DAIRY. W.A. later. THE 20e. Od. Years .. Per Two The with too late. it was but g, and her longing to be in the cleared Tim's mind quickly only a side line, their interest WANEROO-ROAD, A.D. wers drawn relentlessly, ruth- other. Booked esus was not granted till FASHION itself. He took in the situation, article ceasing when the cash is lines TRY 13s. Od. lessly round the rebels, and they and was helped to his feet and placPer Annum .. OSBORNE PARK. 334, when she had reached her sevpaid. along 22s. Od. captured in hundreds were Two Years .. nty-second year. The prayers and (By "1 -'.on.") XEANX D. Byrne's Handy Foods sitting on a chair. Thomsons' Continued Success the roads, in the fields, in the vie ed "Dilvan," xercises of St. Gertrude are still sternCentre, said the and DAIRY PRODUCE. Daily Twice Milk Prue Delivered Machine Every upon Depends A few eluded their enemies ly, "against you. lage. to cros should sed by countless souls, which taste Cheques (which Smart Simplicity for School and have What you from to any part of the City, direct Sold by Them Giving Entire and scraped their way to Dublin to say?" (Over William St. Bridge, Perth). ereby the sweetness of the secret Growing Girls. ed), drafts, money orders, or postal Our Own Cows to Customers. Satisfaction All the Time. across through fields and hedges be made payable to should notes ings of God. remember he re"I what *aide Our Special Line: Coland Supplying the Convents along by- plied Tim. "I was overcome with As always, blue serge holds its ditches and streams, THE W.A. RECORD. EXCHANGE Homeldade Pies and Pasties, lege& reached weakness and travel, and unarmed, A. roads and lanes, till they T ELIZABETH OF HUN- own among fashions for girls and MUST BE ADDED. Proprietor. women alike, and the girl who is PETER J. BYRNE hiding places. GARY. would be- VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. or I have answered hen CO., LTD. being fitted out for school will find Only one man was killed. Stephen fore this." SPECIAL NOTICE. nothing more useful for everyday HARVEST TERRACE. Toast, Friday, November 19th. (The Jones Sewing Machine People) O'Donoghue, a fine strapping young said the Centre. "let When notifying change of address 'Phone A1794. than a simply -made one-piece Irishman, who had a gun, stood in us"Nonsense," MISS M. O'CALLAGHAN. and it. He your old as well as your our tempers sift state keep kindly and Kalgoorlie. Fremantle, Perth, Elizabeth was daughter of a king wear frock of navy-blue serge. the centre of the Bridge of Tallaght, has described an incident he saw Surgical: Medical: Maternity. new address. f Hungary, and niece of St. Hedcome near Tullaght between a policeman The newest serge frocks for girls of Thos. ANDERSON & Son and, declaring that he had Telephone, A1080. inShe was betrothed in ige. Family Grocers and ProVision years and over have a disthere to fight, levelled his weapon at and you. Is it true?" S. BEECROFT EDITORIAL NOTICES. cy to Louis. Langrave of Thur- fifteen Merchants. tinction all their own. Some are the force advancing through the vil"It is," said Tim, defiantly. St. Gerard's Hospital gia, and brought up in his father's made with yokes and sleeves cut Corner Fitzgerald-st and Raglan The names and addresses of corButcher, There was a flash, a "There lage street. wrong was no in it." In her fourth year she be in one, and sometimes these are of urt. and contributors must respondents rd., North Perth. 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. rifle shot, and O'Donoghue fell dead. "It's a queer affair," said the Cen- Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. accompany all communications. to spend her time in prayer, silk or fancy material. Families Waited on Daily. The silk Tim Dilvan, one of tre. All was up. 61 CAMBRIDGE-ST., LEEDER Only Prime Fresh Billed Meat Sold. of Societies, correspond gave all she had to the poor; frock, again, is becoming very popuSecretaries Country Orders Attended To. the last to think of escape, eluded VILLE, 'Phone 1341. "It is',' assented Tim. "The queer owing up she increased in piety lar for girls. Even children of five dents, and others will please note the forces closing in. got to a deep est of my whole life." d humility, undeterred by the re- years are now dressed in crisp tafall communications intended that on hedged, lay prone ditch, thickly "Well!" said the other roaches and ridicule of her hue- fetas, frilled and flounced. These for insertion in the current week's G. F. YEATES the damp, slushy ground, and pullShe "He happened to he A nest relaand'a family and courtiers. issue should be in the hands of the frocks are often treated in ed over him a wide board, which tive of mine. Optician, He discovered me ver left her husband without ne- taffetas Editor by midday Wednesday at the serge dresses -that manner of had once served as a cabin door, hiding in the ditch. He wrested 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. latest. sity, and in his absence laid aside is, they are trimmed with bright and which he found in the field. me. I appealed to our mother's Reports of Parochial Functions er royal robes and lived in retire- colours and embroideries put on in Hall). Town a (Opposite was alongside hiding -place His memory. He let me go." She was the first in Gen should be authorised by the parish ent. fashion, so that there is boreen, and he could hear the pass won't "It shouted Maekney. priest. do," any to join the Third Order of St. restrained but not too much colour. ing of the troops and their observe. "A good story. When did ye make Reports of Weddings, ls. par inch LODGINGS FOR CATHOLIC rancis. Not content with receiv- enough Other smart and serviceable faswhat it up? He lay quietly for Lions. BUSINESS GIRLS OR VISITORS (about 50 words). Was it in your faint?" daily numbers of poor in her for girls are those developed. seemed to him an age. The officers AT 11 IRWIN. Funeral Reports, Is. per inch; in COUNTRY, you," firmly, FROM "How dare said Tim, ace, and relieving. all in distress, hions again, in serge, wool, or cotton ga now but calmly. of military and police were cluding names of persons present, "I am an honest man. STREET, PERTH. e built several hospitals, where berdine, or whipcord, and designed busy rounding up the prisoners, the Is. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). served the sick, dressing with over-pieces, stitched in searching them for arms, securing Photograph Reproductions, 8d. oat repulsive sores with her. own colour"apron" on the lower part, back and them so as to prevent possibility of per square inch. nds. God rewarded her charity (where the apron effect is refor,ed They were then escape. ith many miracles. Once, on her front at the back, which is not into batches, each surrounded with ADVERTISING RATES. ay to a banquet, she gave her peated 803 Wellington-st., Perth. (Opposite Railway Goods Yard). always the case) to the depth of five a strong escort armed to the teeth, chl mettle to a poor man, and an or six inches. Situations Wanted and Vacant, White stitching on THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS OF W.A. the and the sorrowful march to Another gel restored it to her. Board and Residence (three lines, is very effective, but alLower Castle Yard in Dublin beAbsolutely the Highest Percentags of Lime in the State. me, being simply dressed, she ap- navy-blue about 16 words), one insertion, ls. successful schemes are and patriotic Write for Prices and Particulars before purchasing elsewhere. gan. The brave ared before her father's ambassa- ternative each. green, carnation-red, or burWe defy competition. The only BRIGGS in the TRADE. No wretches presented a pitiable specs rs in a purple robe embroidered gundy amber. In Births, Marriages, Deaths, stitching. connection with others trading under a similar name. Lime for tale, hungry, cold, rain -sodden. ith gold and precious stones. On Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, Is For smart simplicity, nothing, perManure at very low rate. r husband's death she was cruelly haps, lone extra. 8d. Poetry, insertion. per excel the ubiquitous navy Chapter III. leen from her palace, and forced serge can Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per or in brown frieze, with collar "I Arrest You in the Queen's wander through the streets with and cuffs inch. of white lawn piquet or Name." .r little children, a prey to hunger cloth Casual Advertisements, 4s. per 66. Here, a delightful indeed, is passed her Constabulaty all body of A she welcomed id cold; but inch. for sweet sixteen. Were up the boreen inside whicn Tim fferings, and continued to be the fashion Replies to Advertisements can be the frock developed in brown, the PERTH. lay waiting a chance to make off other of the poor, converting collar addressed to this Office, and they cuffs would contrast through Greenhills to the city. The any by her holy life. She died in sweetly and SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. will be forwarded to Advertisers if were of they made deep eC, morning had well advanced, but it 31, et the age of twenty-four. 534 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB, postage is prepaid. Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College ru-coloured mousseline, or of shanAt the foot of was still darkish. (Opposite King Edward Hostel in W.A. silk. They should be entirely the boreen the officer in charge of N ASTOUNDING CEMETERY. tung All Communications should be adThe moral and religious training of the students is earnestly Proprietress. MISS M. J. McDERMOTT, independent of the frock, end easily the posse had directed one of his dressed to: at tended to. for laundry purposes. men to get through the hedge and In Peru, in the desert of Ataca- removable Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats, Sanctuary Oil, THE W.A. RECORD, Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. The the kind, frock is of one-piece walk along inside the field keeping a, there is an open cemetery, in Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medals, Speciality in Statuary, BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. All Public Examinations are prepared for, including_ Univeris made with a panel front, arup road. above and with his comrades on the of Jesus," Foot arrived: "At the ich fhe bodies are left Framed Pictures, New Books lust Certificate, Matriculasity Government University Scholarship, deep pockets at the his Owing to the desiccating ranged toIt form He had his gun slung across ound. "Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Looking on Jesus," "From Bethlehem tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. is partially belted, and shoulder tall, athletic fellow, acto Calvary," "Jesus Crucified," "Suffering Man God," "Watches of faue.nce of the winds; they become sides. Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive skirt is gathered above the hips. He a close kept tive, alert, agile, the Passion," "Ecce Homo," "Lenten Sermons on the Passion, turarly embelioned. , Men. w mien, the our attention. the Cadet Militasy Training is imparted in -SEND fastening is arranged from tee eye at the ditch. "Holy Week and Easter," "Loreto of the Holy Howie," Books by d children, ell in 4 perfect state. The Companies. left shoulder downwards, beneatls In an unfortunate moment for Father Lasance "Thoughts on Religious Life," Prayer -book for Re preservation, sit arranged in a the edge of the panel. Public Vocal Instrumental Elocution, Speaking and Music, The collar Sunday was With -book, God, Tim, the constable's curiosity Book, holy Prayer ligion, Blessed Sacrament ecircle, gazing on vacancy, in is, of are taught. PRESS BRYANS REC course, a striking 'feature of Missal, Roman Missal, Short Visits to the Blessed Sacrament, Visits peeked by the board under which is wonderful cemetery How long Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purfrock, the deepnts,and crossSTRE to Jesus in the Tabernacle, New Ireland, History of Ireland, by He stood, the the fugitive lay. ey have been there none can tell. the poses. ) PE Sullivan, A. M. 013Pby of Ireland Darcy Story Knocknagow, police outside passed on and soon McGee, be are sad enough. and cats- ed ends rendering It distinctive. A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which Recollections of an Irish Judge by McDonnell Bodkin. A Good Aselephones: Rao' d A3437. turned the corner into Taillight. be are aweenspMng, but what pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of foe sortment of English and Ammer:an Story Books. Sacred Heart MetThe constable stopped, raised the n equal 600 human forme, tools. THE J. J. BENDON sengers, Our Lady's Annals, Madonna, St. Joseph's Garland, jetting in the e ein Printed any of arrest you board, and said: 'I ar.) centeriee. dead, part Three-Term System. New Pupils are received at SHOE STORES Australian, St. Anthony's Annal, Ave Maria. 0 the Queen's name, stand up, put up the Term. A libefal discount is made in the case of brothers. air, tuitotiched by the destroyOrders Promptly Attended To. ar: your hands." For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL. Tete, and staring into the clear, 130 HIGH -STREET FREMANTLE -to was Pat's voice. Mites ale-? 'hone B423, Good God 's '
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