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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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