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No. 1999 (New Series)

PERTH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 20, 1920

VOL. XLIV

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A WORTHY EXAMPLE. WEST PERTH Dean Smyth at this stage announced the fact that collectors NORTHAM. would commence operations, and VICTORIA PARK. (Mr. (From Our Correspondent). then introduced the Mayor of a After devotions on Sunday ofevenBaldock), who, in the course The sacred concert arranged and the demembers was the he 31, that said October speech, ing, FOUNDA- short given by the choir on Wednesday (From Our Correspondent). a of Mary assembled in St. THE BLESSING AND LAYING OF ST. PATRICK'S lighted to be present at the gather- evening last, was attended by Convent Children TION STONE. to say farewell room, address The children of the splendid music hear the and Joseph's ing, large gathering of people. It was picnic to School were entertained to agrounds and make a small presentation of the Vicar-General, expressing an excellent performance from bethe in Cissie last Miss - on Wedesnday Zoological Gardens. one of their members, -was felt the view that everyone in the au- ginning to end, the like of which ALL CREEDS AND CLASSES PARTICIPATE. attached to the Disappointment Daily. dience would agree with everything should be a more prdinary feature This outing was given as a small at not being able to give a social that had been said. Although be- of the entertainments organised to labtheir for short token of recompense but owing to very ifig of a different belief, he cherish- assist parochial funds, especially in (By THE RECORD'S Special Representative/. a right evening, it was found impossible to do ours towards the bazaar, and notice mort, the knowledge that for the past parishes where such a beautiful orthe However, the property waspresent ed bounteous so. The Director of the sodality atLast Sunday will live long tointake royal day it proved. Aprovided three years, as their chief citizen, gan is installed. Every participant, those asked he and gaged, by the presentation, memory of those privileged made supply of eatables was and tended, had done for this church the especially Miss O'Connor, the organIntrohe afford. could they say were and spoke in glowing terms of the part in the laying of the foundation to give as the ladies, and needless tothe as he would do for any other ist, deserves sincere congratulations rising departing member. In making the stone and dedication of St. Patrick's ducing the Monsignor, the Archdea- same given full justice to by Referring to the site and on such an exquisite rendition of the church. true, his old, to a tribute paid con were The attractions Rev. Father O'Don- Church, Bunbury, by the Right generation. presentation, faith shown in the fu- best that is in music. Full detailimmense of the man friend young- nell asked the recipient to accept Reverend Monsignor Verling, V.G. and consistent ' carefully scrutinised by the lips ture of the city by the church au- ed report next week. own his with who piety, the great until o'clock 10 of at delight, sters with eager Despite the fact that the gift as a tangible expression remarked that the imhe thorities, the of object the them tell would supporters of popular man fall-in bugle was sounded. and esteem in which she is in the morning the wind blew mense cost involved had added to Mr.The Saturday love rain existence of a Catholic Church T. Madigan are heralding the apHis By the Katoomba on highly held by the members. On behalf of with hurricane force and the everyof the town. the prosperity readdress to of summer with a trip down The Monsignor, in rising last, two well known and sodality and himself, the Rev. hit one with telling smacks, best efforts were bent in an attempt proach of the "Swanee" on Tuesday evening the concourse that had been reinFather wished her every success. On one was undaunted. So bad was the spected citizens in the persons have the road widened and made the to the pro for at had The s.s. Zephyr is timed to sailed Smyth, next. Daily ceremonies Collier Miss Archdeacon' the gift, as forced to receive the three anll Mrs. outlook that he vacated office in Both risinggiven leave Barrack-street jetty at 8 p m ap- the last Mass of the day, exhorted proceeded, took for his text, "This before a hearty round of of the Eastern cities. months' time. on energetic was A grand concert will be given Miss Daily left by Tues- his crowded congregation in St. Jo- is the day the Lord hath made; let loners were most plause. Archdeacon Smyth read out a board, while a full orchestra will that bene- day's train for Moora. May success School Church to pray and us be glad and rejoice therein." workers in every cause WEST GUILDFORD PARISHIONERS PICNICING. list of subscriptions at this stage, dispense popular and lively "ditties" and their ab- go with her is the sincere wish of seph's to stay the eleAlmighty the ask fitted the community, be exquisite an the West Guildford of C. In the course and aptly introduced Mr. G. if felt when her many friends. As The above block should have appeared with during any intervening moments. It ments for the occasion. sence will no doubt created to of the duty rising the on who, on sermon M.L.A., will Money, negotiatnumber explained it last week, tut owing to extreme preTsitre on large a be which supplicathat Notes is hoped in answer to the fervent further functidns are toefforts for the reapthe Monsignor loud Creator, with their' greeted speak, was to to of the opportunity was reluctantly held over. During the late ed. tions of the people and children, his pre- avail themselves in this healthy and space. FREMANTLE. He said that ferred to the various phases of the plause. with a wards noon the final rain teemed Church debt both worked lan- sence that afternoon was not alto- of participating history. In graphic ex pleasurable outing midst the soon to be dried up by the world's zeal that was greatly appreciated down, of few a not rethe As enlightened gether usual for him. well-wishers UNVEILING OF MEMORIAL TO tempstuous howling wind. From guage that breezes of the Swan. Their many by all. assem- presentative of the people, he con- hilarating of the mixed over the BAZAAR OF On Thursday evening a musical REV. FATHER SMYTH, then on conditions moderated, and the massMonsignor extend a pleasant sojourn Verling pictured sidered it his duty to be there, and evening that they LATE will be held at Mrs. Hardie's Rev. Mon- blage. O.M.I. Right the time the Bight, and a fervent hope by right on creature the people Catholic efforts of the once the WILL BE OPENED ON NEXT Newcastle congratulated of friends corner old the the at to address residence to back arose come the Verling will signor In the Fremantle Cemetery, As to their and Cleaver -streets, to further the of David and Solo- their marvellous site. of people from the im- back in the days concourse more. memorial a of unveiling cenof ceremony convista he long land the the securing through in Rev. success candidature of the Sacred Heart During the present yearthe Vic- to the saintly memory of the late provised platform in front of the mon, gratulated them on getting what in for turies gone by, down to the parrallel nominee in the popular man A 8 O'CLOCK, BY THE Father Hayes has raised Rev. Father Smyth, O.M.I., will be half -built church the sunto shone, when the Aus- they were out after. One thing he Stall's grace the to that of yesterday, competition. There will be no end day, that time first toria Park, Belmont, and Queen's Monsignor the Rev. the by Right performed himself the invifor way saw the was RT. REV. MONSIGNOR PEALING, V.O. and tralian soldier and that £1,155. liked amusement, and song, music, of Park parishes approximately (Sunday) occasion. -morrow V.G., to of the old world, reared tations were issued for the function. with a number of novelties included to his un- Verling, at half-past three o'clock. Shortly after 2 o'clock the child- cathedrals That sum is a monument Their issue to the people without in the programme a right royal time Church debt. afternoon ga- hundreds of years ago to the glory tiring energy for the over the desire of the ren and parishioners began to of the living God. With distinction of class or creed was a is assured. honor and the Park In accordance with usual a small adthe in and 27. Convent, the A gloom was cast at with ther Fathers, and in keeping deeply good sign of the times and augured mission of 8d.Aseach Oblate that eloquence of went AND WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL, SATURDAY, NOV. news a flow will be made in the mar and when capable nuns on Monday last the Monsignor well for the principles of freedom aid of the above -named object. his the wish of the committee that or- hands of the -ST. MARIAN in accordance with moved his hearers, GROUNDS, acting all SCHOOL the memorshals, around that Jack Leitch met movement, CONVENT the creature ganised the of LOCATION: the effort disaster. and toleration, peace and goodwill Something special in the way of Venerable Archdeacon's plan, pictured death in the Mornington be ial has taken the form of a magnifi- the God endeavoring to show his al- now and in the future. entertainments will be given at the TAKE LZEDERVILLE-MT. H AWTHORN TRAM AND ALI es. A more popular man could not formed up ready to proceed to the of ready cent Celtic Cross, executed in polishlegiance in some way or other, and of donations Hibernian Hall on Tuesday, Nolist further a AT MARIAN -STREET. the city. After overlooking at its eminence found in the parish, always and surrounded was ed granite, trying to offer the worship that mere had been read out, Mr. E. M. Clarke, vember 30th, in the form of a conhand in am, base by an ornamental octagonal to extend a helping 3 o'clock, the pro- His due. the before than Shortly more In felt. Jack conamount class large keenly to the high cause, his demise is crea- M.L.C., referred that had inspired cert and dance. willA be provided by cession, headed by cross-bearers and expression, the and kerbing of somewhat similar comof commonsense cert programme was a staunch Irish Australian, The committee remain in- acolytes, moved off via Wellington outward not being entirely spirit- the church's people in acquiring the a number of Perth's popular and his opinions position. Father Neville, and Victoria streets, to the tolling of ture, never feared to express Irish Rev. to to debted tried always cause. had ual, a church worthy of leading artists, and dancers will be and sentiments in the man, and up 0.51.1., who in his wisdom sustained the old church bell. Everyone in give expression to that inward site and erecting great South-West with Bunbury specially catered for from 10 p.m. to He was a very young the monuments the and post herein by a commendable attraction Bunbury heard that sonorous toll13 and J. FULLER. midnight. beautiful, ing, and it is to their credit that the emotion, to recently held an important LESSEES .. time as its centre. Deep for the sublime and raised to God from time to homThose disposing of tickets in the ....PERTH OPERATIC SOCIETY. seen restthe final Hon. Edwin Rose, M.L.C., alon one of the leading dailies. for ever The PRODUCERS .. secured edifying procession evidences of the most his sor- promptly striking to were total the to cheques for expressed at union was art Fathers and in the famous port of the South- age paid to God. Dealing particular- so expressed his great pleasure sympathy CHARMING MUSICAL COMEDY family in ing place of the Oblate rowing widow and young that being present, and said that the value of twenty pounds, arc reminda circular plot occupying West was missed by very few of the with the true Catholic spirit returnThe mourners Brothers, their terrible loss. ample position in the most decid- residents of that place. The Altar ly in the building would be the admiration of ed that butts and cash are As an ideal itself showed testimony unmistakably the 30th. November pleas- able on that Boys were followed by the boys and at his funeral waswhich he was held. edly picturesque portion of and cathedrals that adorn all for all time. He was also which price of tickets is only 6d., no one of the respect in area reserved for the Catholic com- girls of the several convents, whose churches the world to-day, representing in a ed to see the type of building miss the opportunity of talcMay his soul rest in peace. munity. To the credit of the Ob- deportment, bearing, and singing vivid way the outward expression, was being erected on the finest site should (By special arrangement with J. C. Williamson, Ltd.) of 13 The the way of Truth and Light. Truth in Western Australia. In reminiscent ing a chance in the distribution late Fathers be it stated, that the won universal admiration. DECEMBER 4th to DECEMBER 10th. prizes. SATURDAY, useful and it valuable these pleasure in the situatto force vein referred art, centrally In he of strong above work Children of Mary, in that would make men free. A cordial welcome is extended to him to meet many (For a limited season of Six Nights Only). C.Y.M.S. ed upon this favourable site is of full regalia, headed by their ban- tracing the history of the Divinely had afforded ashis upon local manufacture, and the material ner, were followed by the Choir. The established church from the cradle people whom he had not seen for Rev. Father Langmead SPECIAL BOOKING ANNOUNCEMENT. consists of Albany flag of Old Erin, held aloft by stal- at Bethlehem to the lasting injunc- years that day, and related several suming the office of curate at St. to the opening of the of of the monument Applications in advance for seats prior while that of the kerbing warts and backed up by a very large tion to His Apostles: "Go-Teach anecdotes relative to the big-heart- Brigid's. to the Managranite, Considering that the majority Plans wil be received by letters only, addressed been rather have Box parishes, to early appears the Cupid of outlying of Creek. generosity in Mahogany -and. assembly live from clearly edness obtained was Letters must state representative members Nations," the Monsignor ger of the Box Office, Nicholson's, Limited. the quarterly Therefore the tribute of a grateful and active in St. Brigid's parish of late, of Hi- all the day Catholic settlers. notes for branch local postal the impressed or of the attendance atSunday cheque members contain unmistakably and and required seats satisElsie of number was latest victim being Miss is to their well beloved sog- bernians in regalia, emphasised the huge assemblage of mixed creeds, coenvelope Communion last The collection list, having not yet his No tickets will be posted unless stamped received within people same. chorister and later . garth aroon is as the widely lament fact that the new church was aptly lours and classes in a way that was come to hand, will be published Eatt, a protniiisnt be not factory. Members whoof live will Applications application. CatheSowith of Mary the sent Children of the member entirely named. Then came the members impossible under other conditions, later. for have it, would Plan priest ed Box The a convenient distance noon. 12 at 27th, NOV. than SATURDAY, be absent West Australian. Under favourable dality, whose heart and hand has Tuesday, confraternity of the Sacred with the Divine authority with dral should on no account Commu- weather conditions the public cere- of the wearing the whole season will be open to the general public on The "block" of views of the above been captured by Mr. Bert Clear. their badges and which the Catholic Church is endowfrom the society's quarterly Heart, ofarrived too late for inclu- The marriage will be celebrated at November 30. On this Sunday 'Massofis the mony should attract a vast gather. medals, heralded by their banner. ed. Speaking more particularly of ceremony nion. WEST THE next week. Arranmore on Saturday next. May THE GREATEST SHOW EVER PRESENTED IN for the well known pastor was In strong force the vivid colours of the church at Bunbnry, the Monsig- sion. It will appear fered for deceased members prove an ing, their life's journey on the sea of Stalls and Dress Circle, 5/ (including -Reserved revered by all people, and of all this Society stood out in contrast to nor referred appropriately to it as PRICES society, a fact that should to 1/1. matrimony be full of happiness and shrines. tax); Unreserved Stalls, 3/3; Back Stalls, 2/2: Gallery, additional incentive to members the blue of the Children of Mary, being their "beacon light to God, NOTICE. prosperity. attend. and the green of the Hibernian, the centre of light and guidance, Bazaar flag led on the gene- and their treasure house of faith and of Australian University The College, This week the Cathedral Newman grounds ral public, who formed up and fol- spiritual gift. It is in this church, has been in progress in the Melbourne. Loreto Convent rooms, and lowed singing the hymns suitable adjoining the society's to said, that your children will be MIDLAND JUNCTION. see that old he ALL OTHER FETES AND BAZAARS WILL BE SURPASSED Donovan Bursaries. we were very pleased Tendered as- ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH. for the occasion right from the right Baptised, that Holy Communion streets, you the BY THE members church, through be given to strengthen mand of our will of in accorBursaries, preparation The Donovan in Music, up to the half-completed church, against all temptations, that your sistance both in the of Results of Examinations The grand confetti carnival, orof the Donor, wish running the with Fathers the dance in Rev. and Sacra1920. the and in Verling grounds forgiven Monsignor will be the Esq., are subject ganised by Miss Pettit, in aid of St. up sins of the parish of Penance, and when you die Thomas Donovan, the bazaar. As part of Melbourne, Western Finnigan and Reidy bringing Brigid's Convent School, and held in of ment body will be blessed to speed to special regulations. the furnishing UniversitiesAustralia, the rear. During the whole course etc. debt was caused by only your Midland Town Hall on Novem exbe to Smyth is see Dean will it £60 each for the WHICH WILL BE OPENED BY VERY REV. CHANCELLOR You (value procession, Six Bursaries soul to Heaven. I., Iris Tomp. the of our rooms, -Grade your Pianoforte. out a wonderful sucnot should precision, at all times the Cross on the spire, three years) are offered to students ber 4th, turnedthree splendid - maintained Tread pected that members II., Kathleen Grade MORKHALLINAN ON son. hundred people Some cess. to swell suitin pace StaUniversity the the see moderate will entering 21 a Corbet. entering under Frances set on only assist but also help and Grade III., attended, great numbers coming spending his gold. V., Alice able for the occasion, and thereby tions of the Cross. It will be here March, 1921. the fund by each one Gavan-Dully, Gras as from even Grad, some and Perth, from Another few shillings at the bazaar. Treadgold. Grade obviated the usual crushing, backwill see the Saviour washing the Three of these Bursaries are re- far as Fremantle. Local resident.; we must re- Walsh, Freda with you at 8 p.m. ing and filling associated pleasing feature which Henry. feet of His disciples, not excluding for, and additional advan- state that the Town. Hall never parochial V I. Jean -Grade displays. Those Judas." In concluding, the elo- served other and Iris ThompIV., military cord is that in the various 'Theory granted to, brothers and sons tages so pretty as it did on the -ROAD AND EIGHTH -AVENUE. GUILDFORD see the procession from quence of the Monsignor was turned of men or women who have actively looked to OF Treadgold CORNER privileged bazaars, with hardly an aexception, .Kathleen (honors), and son streamers with the coloured prominviewpoint were on to those responsible for the secur- served with the AI.F. For details, 4th. AT T.15 AND 7.50 P.M. our members are taking PERTH LEAVE the ceiling (honors), Frances Corbet (honors), the new church's from festooned TRAINS balloons of most picturesque and apply to the Rector, before Decem- in a kind of dome effect. The stage ent (honors), Patricia enthusiastic in their descriptionvery ing of the the Ethel Treadgold their at beauthe scene to and site, Jacobson beautiful Ethel the O sic more we must return to commanding (honors), was railed off and set for supper There Walsh harmony tiful building that would grace it. ber 1st. Grade V., Doreen Bryan, feet, whilst the delightful old subject of subscriptions. with dainty little tables and tasteof weeks of (pass). of a thousand voices carried aloft by Appealing to those present to help The Cabaris only another couple Sheila Hayes. fully arranged flowers. the breeze at and gentler run, and trusted to he Roya. calmer giving, term the now of the by generously Board the present Associated Orchestra supplied the dance et take indeed will would that it Archbishop of time impression the by the time Royal College made an and that were effects end of that Academy fine and some music, committee years to blot out. visited the splendid town to dedibe very pleasing to the Music, London: in aid of St. Munchin's obtained in the moonlight waltz and the society cate St. Patrick's the debt would be The bazaar and most satisfactorynotonames The success Advanced Grade.-Eileen Hayes Entering the church immediately, waltz. confetti the be opened will preGosnells, re. Church, the Marcis she Altar boys, school children, substantially reduced. Before affair may be itself, if there were (honors), Irene Harnmi'l, afternoon at 3 and popularity of the that next Saturday Lily Earle. sented by the secretary for striking Miss PetChildren of Mary, and the Sacred suming his seat, the Vicar General continued gauged from the fact be term it Hodges, G.sc,c. -- Patricia Heart Sodality formed a guard of said: "God bless and speed you to o 'clock, and will evening, requests off the books. During the Intermediate numerous received has tit on also have the many hroughout how to bless the complete the work you set out to t Treadg-ki Monsignor Ethel the has been surprising their We'sh, for carnival. the honor repeat to arrears, as ev- do." Monday evening. you drop in a come along with Higher Division-Dorothy Hayes, ground on which the altar willover. but And the last Home -mail closes on November 23rd. If subs., quarter's Kean, Josephine Davies. well as present entually rest. This ceremony are not Winnie Hayes, the -Sheila in its place, and Division. set was still there are some whoonce Lower stone more and yet up to date, and we themselves Eileen Byrne. 81 then the walls, both inoutside turn. The appeal to them to make couple of Elementary Division.-Judy Holinside, were blessed for PaWild, completed Lily Noble, Edna ceremony financial within the next land, religious our to due is to credit made Bell. was Great weeks. Hyde, Noreen the time being, a move Mr. Webb, tracia hardworking secretary, Primary Division.---.Beckie Davies, the platform, where a distinguished in outstand- Peggy a few. men were infor the way he has itgotwould Murphy, Nancy Nash. gathering of prominent of or drop him a line, you are just in nice time for selecting indeed and the day. ing accounts, time-hontroduced to the guestIn the if meanbeautiful CHRISTMAS or NEW YEAR'S CARDS-the be a fitting reward to his efforts Verling. DEATH. Monsignor up bethe whole of them were paid oured, most appreciated foriu of seasonal greetings. huge concourse of people your charity, pray time the fore the end of the term, November BATEMAN.-Of themselves round, the heaps for the repose of the soul of Mar. spread temporary & ideal 30th. making bricks of garet Ann Bateman, .of Boulder, J. A. Boor The "B" cricket team had a most Beautiful who vantage points, and Mr. supporters at late of Sebastopol, Victoria, 1920; very busy with Have the largest variety at the lowest prices in Perth. was enthusiastic crowd ofSandovers secretary) (the 12th last Cards died-on November and cash the match against new designs, still sold at pre-war prices. Their Double Folding res'. his books, pencils, boxes soul her May the at get that years. 72 hope to aged we and chafed Saturday, gilt edge, bags, the collectors there with real, pressed Westralian Wild Flowers, silk ribbons, in peace. conclusion of the match to -day down treasurer (Dr. Flynn) the and free. post going, etc., cannot be beaten to-day at Is. each, o'r Ils. dozen, will be just as many, or more, smiled. to DEATH. to give a little encouragement so our second team, which is doing FENNELL.-In loving memory of The Speeches. the Cards, arRex Prendergast's "Tim" who departed well. Thomas Fennell, On the platform were seated Then there are the popular 8 -page, Celluloid Folding Smyth, given Archdeacon Howard performance last Saturday life at Albany on November 11th, Monsignor, it tistically painted and finished with silk ribbons -almost range of Heart of the Mayor (Mr. J. G. Baldock), Sacred was a great aid to his side, ascome Most 1920. chance to away at their price of 43d. each, or 5s. 6d. dozen. Another E. M. Clarke, M.L.C., Dr. gave Joe Leahy a score Jesus have mercy on his soul. Messrs. silk -front, -out cut the preof Rose, Cards. by his loving wife and Flynn (treasurer), Edwin up to his not out extra large, four leaf, embossed Folding 8/6 sebatsmen -Inserted You "A" vious week. family. M.L.C., C. C. Money, M.L.A and in ribbons, etc., nothing finer on the market, yet only 9d. each, order in for try to Archdeacon, The have something veral others. dozen. IN MEMORIAM. he desired to briefly exsaid to get anything like the "B" team's rising, Cecil Campand satisfaction at champion's average. BRYAN -Of your charity pray for press his delight and unique gatherbell was the most successful bowlthe repose of the soul of Thomas .the magnificent PresComposed as it him. er. For to-day we wish Reubeand before Country Customers can rely on best value and careful selection anniverfirst ing the Joseph Bryan, a luck, of and colour, best the race creed, ton's eleven occurs on was of every death whose of they send cash with order to sary if of their year, three-pointer if possible. last WedMonday next, November 22, and the day was after of their own The syllabus item for soul sweet Jesus have work, a fitting climaxgenerous whose on drop en--was debate and nesday night strenuous effort mercy. ped on account of the bazaar, alcouragement by their fellow citizens centre of worthough a fair crowd of to members your charity pray to at last provide a tabernacle CONDON.-Of to listen to rooms the was ship that would be a were along at who Richard, of soul ONLY ADDRESS: the for yet ungenerations the for it, and the debaters were all preparyachtthe God in dtowned accidentally next reheard have struggles we the to Referring Similarly ed. on the Swan River born. disaster ing smoke site item the MURRAY STREET ,(NEAR BOANS) lative to the acquisition of Wednesday night's on 22nd. November, 1919. come eminence of WA. social -will most probably not things May his soul and all the souls of -the crowning IA PER G P.O., reweek : following Archdeacon the PROVIDERS, the Hill, in on Bury UNIVERSAL off, but the faithful departed rest 1 ferred to the fact that the site.was will be back to their old routine, peace. Amen. for the of whole the also was as and for, paid and before then the tickets by his loving sister the bricks and work on the building. next river excursion will be in cir- -Inserted brother, Mary and Willie. culation.

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RECORD, SATURDAY.I'NOVEMBER 20 1920

Belmont

has Reidy LEEDERVILLE. school. bought just opposite our There were four stalls-a sweets (From Our Correspondent, stall, fancy stall, produce stall, and first bazaar held in this pat. The bazaar at Belmont was open1 children's stall. The fancy and ishThe opens on Monday next, the 22nd ed by Monsignor Verling, V.G., on sweets stall were on the left side, aftei noon, November 3, folof November, and closes on the Wednesday were and produce and the children's Monsignor comJust by the lowing Saturday night, the 27th. at 4 o'clock.the The on the right side. stallholders and their sweets stall there was a place where The Right Rev. Monsignor Verling plimented on an extensive was what is doing us the honour to perform assistants not obliged to call on the same people one could send telegrams to anyone the opening ceremony. The bazaar and artistically My dear Children, --I have arranged battle. I am returning my in the room. There was also a place will be held in the open, in the work. been able to print in our Corner all all the time. for effective bazaar ground have their fortunes a where one could enclosed find were two stalis, but the letters sent me by my little card, and please which I did not have mine told. school grounds, Marian -street, just Nominally there side is the sum told. measured shows friends during the past two weeks cheque for £4 5s., and We There were a lot of things raffled; one hundred yards from the Oxford the stallets the hall on either owing to the printer being pressed I collected for the "wee ones." Last street tramline. Visitors will please the full lengthis of for mother won is bag of sugar. Several had to be held have not had a priest here now a very fine church at for room. young Sunday there were sports at the take the Leederville. Mt. Hawthorn, side. There some ocbut same months, the that eighteen over, and I find or Osborne Park trams, which run Belmont, and, comparatively speakI did not go to them, Show Ground. school, Sunday you a curs this week. Still I am sure you ladies have started the children for but mother went, and she said they from the Palace Hotel, William-st. ing, a very heavy debt. The good will not be too exacting whenothers and are preparing On the 10th. and every few minutes, via Wellington people were out to destroy portion Confession and Holy Communion. I were very nice. street and Beaufort -street Bridge, of that debt. Monsignor Verling understand that so many the think it is very kind of them, don't 11th. November, there is going to be and also are wanting space from and don't forget Marian -street is the hoped they would be successful, and I think I a fair a show at Bridgetown. been has There best, his Aunty? does He you, Their success was the man. poor they were. I must close now. destination. for amount of sickness going about late- rim going to it. hard work by the stall. he has promised me a big Corner "wee ones."-Your With love to the The stalls are already erected, and result ofand wanted ly, but we have a doctor here now: exemplary generosity holders the Christmas Number. Irepresentthe graceful touch of the feminine he arrived yesterday by the Kunsal loving niece. by the people. The all my little friends to be ELSIE COWLEY. hand is already apparent in the and co-operation You pi, and I think it will be better than on two stalls. decided committee ed in Our Christmas Circle. work of decoration. The grounds I was old nurse. when district a time having happy just in the famous the experiment an it's excuse for not and Elsie dear,-Your know lighted up popular girl competition. I pleased to see by your last letter to writing is a proper one. I am glad are being brilliantly Socials friends meet and families unite. and when the work is completed it ones" all my me that you and the "wee with an honourin turn, held were have been very you want all my grown-ups and bon that to know -bon were enjoying the best of health, busy working for the bazaar, and is confidently expected by the pro- able agreement that each would help little friends to break a Number. moters that a visit to the bazaar so. do to continue The conand hope you with me in our Christmas I hope it was ft great success finan will be a veritable incursion into and patronise the other. Well, dear Aunt Bessy, I think I cially. not say what fairyland, something to dissipate tract was remarkably well kept. So do your best to be represented. You did will be taking up too much of your the results were. You should have dull care and to delight and gladthe keep. Stall was in The Fancy BEST SHORT STORY. stop soon precious space if 1 don't tried your Gipsy fortune-teller's gifts ing of Mesdames Hehir, Ryding, and I want my dear story -telling nieces writing, so I will draw my letter to at foretelling the future. I am sure den the heart, a flower stall attached was Speedy; the receive you There are eight Hoping stalls. -1, The and nephews to put their thinking close. a you would hear wonderful things. nun by Mrs. Tighe and family; hoopcaps on and make me an original and cheque safely. With fond- Fortunetellers are always so very Home Rule Stall, in charge of Mrs. by Mrs. Boucher and Mrs. Hair than card Australian story of not more est love to yourself and the "wee truthful, and they know so much. Davidson; 2, The Children of Mary, la vey. The Misses Smyth and Lyons of prize a story niece, the loving For your in charge of Mrs. Morris; 3, The remain, SOO words. ones."-I in win fortunate very was Mother wonderful fruit salads and supplied second NELLIE GALLAGHER. ning a bag of sugar. Sugar is a very Sinn Fein Stall, in charge of Mrs. ices. 10s. will be given; for the There was a great amount prize, 7s 6d; and for the third prize, very nice rare and precious commodity these Collopy; ,4 The Mt. Hawthorn Stall, of art and genius shown in the get Nellie,-Your dear My one, Christmas a be in charge of Miss Kelsall; 5, The It must 2s 8d. cheque, coming so soon after Jack days. I hope the Bridgetown show Young Australia in charge of up and decoration of this stall. PUZZLES, ETC. McCann's big postal note, has given was a big success, and that you were Mrs. Kirkwood: Stall, Mesdames Courtland, Love, Dug8, The Osborne Now I can truly say there and enjoyed yourself. fresh life to me. In my next letter I will announce Steil. in charge of Mrs. Keane: gan were in charge of the Produce to me and I that the bazaar is over and done Park the puzzle competitions. for whic:i that it was a delightfund while the extensions-lolly Stall, 7, The Kilkenny Stall, in charge of leisure at be will close will with, perhaps you feel sure our little handsome book prizes will be give,. Mrs. Poole; The Kerry Ice Stall, stall and dart board were looked with much more than I anticipated. to remember us more frequently. I in charge of 8.Mrs. These are intended for my little after by Florrie Courtland and J. Flynn. had will we to what so.-Yours, near hope they already It is friends, and I hope that Trade was delightfully Each of the stalls will be laden Duggan. AUNT BESSY. exercise their guessing abilities and last year in November. I am very with good things, articles of real brisk during the two evenings of the grateful to you for doing so much make up a good competition. show. Not only did the Catholic practical utility and substantial think the I ones." The weather is acting splendidly, for the "wee Reggie's First Letter. value, jewellery, silver ware, fancy community face the barrier to the and I sin sure it will not interfere people around Shark's Bay are very last person, but substantial and Goomalling, October 25, 1920. goods, etc. It is a great pity you are in the least with any one in the generous. is the generous patronage came from Bessy,-This Aunt Dear Important features of the bazaar most the Coiner who is desirous of work-so denied the Holy Sacrifice of you to Protestant friends. Besides spendwritten have I first letter will be a baby competition Merry. Surely your district is very mind that you snake the competi Mass. a delighted to become go -rotund, shooting gallery, and ing freets many of them took far away from civilisation when the and I will benephews. tion a successs--Your loving, in helping the Will you other novelties galore stall-holders. A compo- hand visits of a priest are so very- rare. one of your ine a collect:on AUNT BESSY. card, please send nent part of the bazaar is the Art The Belmont folk at social and ba I hope the young ladies will prosper I zaar functions are at their best. It is do my best for you? Union which contains a of with the Sunday school, it wi" help and I will brothers, pleasure to be among them. The and their names very attractive prizes: -1,number block asport ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. materially to keep the faith alive, have four Frank, Maurice, in them comes to the surface and wee of ground, or cheque for A£50; Clarrie, are them. 2, and I am sure God will bless rehas Jack McCann, Nannine, finished article. the months seven only is who Willie, Lady's costume made to order at I will send a dozen Catechisms to turned his card and f4 for the "wee you, Sciicol, Convent the go to I The popular girls were Florrie Brennan Bros. Have you tried and more if you want them. I old. Thanks very much, Jack, elms." and am in the fourth class. Three luck? Not every evening will Courtland (Produce Stall) and Molclear; it was a delightful windfall. will see what I can do by getting of us go to school. We have been your you pick up a cheque for £50 or a lie Ryding (Fancy Stall). The comCatholic Truth Society booklets to GalNellie three nearly friend, for My good little lady's costume for one single shil- petition was keen and reasonable. It send you; they will be a help to the Bong in Goomalling I often see letters in your ling. lagher, of Shark's Bay, also returned teachers and instructive. was taken throughout as a means I hope years. her card, with a cheque for £4 5s. It you and yours are quite well, and Corner from friends of ours at 'Val Tickets should be returned at to an end. When the final voting surrgeat before goo; that is where we lived was unexpected, and a once, and please note each remit- was declared, Mollie Riding shcwed will not need the doctor at any time, prise, which made my eyes dance although it is always handy to have we came here. I entered a bock of tance will be acknowledged. to her credit £81 4s. 10d., and Florr:e with joy. Well done, my two good one near by in case of an accident. pressed wild flowers for the show a The girls Now I must not forget what is Courtland £74 15s. 10d. prize, little friends.-Aunt Bessy. received the results with wild deThank you, Nellie dear, for the love few weeks ago, and got the I the animating spirit of the bazaar- light, neither appearing to realise work. A friend sends 5s. for the "wee you send the "wee ones" and my- also ,a prize for manual the Popular Lady Competition and aeroplane, made a Church, On Sunday self. -Your loving, AUNT BESSY ones." will he remembered in years who the winner was. stove. Clarrie and I also went in This come; it has thrown us all into after Mass the parishioners presented Sheila's Still Interested. A friend, M A. E., Wagerup, sends a fancy set at the Children's Fancy ato flutter the popular girls with silver hand good of excitement. There are £1 for the "wee ones," also Tennis Bunbury, November 7. Dress Ball. Our set was the purses to mark their appreciation of wishes for the little ones, Aunt BetI will three beautiful prizes being offered: services rendered by them to the Dear Aunt Bessy,-Although I Set, and we got a prize. lady's costume made to order sy, and poor old Tabby. Many have not written to you for a con- close now. With love for yourself 1,at A Moffats; church. While preparations were 2. A handsome gold thanks, dear friend. siderable time, I still take an inter- and the "wee ones." I am 11 years bangle, value £10; 3. An exquisite in progress for the bazaar, through est in your Corner, and in order to of age-Your loving nephew, an inspiration from Mr. Lyons a silver purse, value £4/4/.. Forgotten. FITZGERALD retain the good opinion you have of REGGIE Noreen Hasn't The eight popular lady candidates direct appea was made to the peoyour Bunbury correspondents, I will Delighted to hear from you, my Mr. Lyons promised £10 If Police Station, Carnarvon, Miss Mayes (Children of Mary), ple. try to set down a few items that dear Reggie, and to enrol you am- are others woud do likewise or accotdOctober 13, 1920. Miss I rett Edwards (Kilkenny). Miss Bar- ing to their means. Others did likenot may be of interest to you and my ongst my nieces and nephews. Dear Aunt Bessy,-I have (Young Australia), Miss Keane and readers who take an in- am sure you will like our corner for (Osborne Park), Miss M. Holman wise, and all but a few redeemed written to you for a long time. We cousins, in Aunt Bessy's Corner. The my little friends are the dearest (Home Rule). Miss Kelsall (Mt. their promises. 'The few will be are going to have a nice concert this terest I have several I do not know what I am most important item I have is the and best I know. year. Hawthorn), Miss Davies (Sinn there at the first opportunity. So laying of the foundation stone new a of little corespondents around Goom- Fein), Miss Flynn have far £120 18s. 6d. has been raised by We going to do yet (Kerry Ice). the new been Catholic have not but they Cathedral, alling, which The Fancy Stall. per priest here now, his name is Dean is to take place on next to win' Everyone this appeal. Sunday, very attentive to me lately. I hope Now who's Drayne. I am going to be Confirm- 14th. inst. I feel sure their own particular favour- Mrs. Hehir, has finaised at CFO 12s that a large they'll wake up for Christmas and thinks 4d.; the Produce Stall, per Mrs. ed next time the Bishop comes up. number ite. Leederville folk are mostly chatter of merry people will take in that I'll hear their I am nine years old, and I am in the ceremony. one of their own young Courtand, at £80 4s. 3d.: the cornarrangement in the circle again. I am glad to )'coking toBut the 3rd. standard. There are six is being made to Every certain wisacres are bined effort realising in all £298 5s. celebrate the event know that you are amongst the ladies. except The church we can now call of us going to school, all su-e as they their heads that Id. a befitting manner. The build- Convent school pupils and that you Osborne Park nod Brendan, the baby. We are going in will be where the our own. We have no fear of out is already well advanced, and at are so well advanced at your school standing liability. to have a new convent school built ing whips are cracking. The cattle no very friends distant Yalgoo date My little the Catholics work. soon. It is rather windy and dusty of Bunbury I am sure, read kingS and the ice kings will never will be able to attend and yours will, Perth? now. Is it hot down in I have Con- bite the dust of defeat. Mass in a church that would your letter with pleasure. Major Brearley has been up here Holy own selections, but I am not J. W. SHEEHAN adorn any success at the my city your in the Common. gratulations on this last few days with his aero- wealth. The Birthplace rash to commit them to You seem to, have a taste paper. enough has reviv- show. PRIME BEEF BUTCHER, plane, and such a lot of people went ed, and the Judging from all accounts me Tell jetty has arrangements. been in floral fairly for for a fly. Have you ever been Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. well occupied of late with steamers more about the fancy dress ball whoever wins or runs even into a an aeroplane, Aunt Bessy? I think and will have to "travel." Telephone 488. Later ships. It is quite funny and how you shaped in the dancing. place it must be lovely, don't you? Now to seeother on I intend to furnish the names of Marltana Street, Pieadilly. card. the the for sailors asking of so for many differ- Thank you With love and kiss- ent nationalities I must close. the winners and give a detailed acwalking through I shall not fail to send one.-Yours. count of our first bazaar Telephone 474. es for yourself and the "wee ones."- the streets and for the AUNT BESSIE. talking to each other Your loving niece, benefit of those who will be denied in their different languages. There NOREEN LEEN. the privilege of being present. has been a regular fleet of JapanMANNION & CRUSE Why, Noreen dear, I thought you ese boats in lately loading timber Kathleen's First Letter. The Art Union will be drawn THE GOLDFIELDS UNDERhad forgotten all about me. I am for oversee ports, and though a few Oct. 17, 1920. without fail on November 29th in Fremantle, East TAKERS. and you really pleased to hear from can speak English, the great majorDear Aunt Bessy,-Will you have the North Perth Town Hall, and 18 HANNAN ST., KALGOORLIE. to know that I have still one little ity make no attempt to speak to me for one of your nieces? I am the winners of the Popular Lady I used our people, except Do We Lead? Because we unWhy friend left in Carnars'on. when they wish seven years old, and I am in the first Competition announced, and the derstand our business. to have many, but they have been to purchase anything in the shops. standard. My sister is in the sec- prizes bestowed by Monsignor Vet. very silent for a long while. I hope Summer has started in Bunbury. ond infants. I have two little bro- ling. 'Phone, 327 our school concert will be great, Visitors are arriving already, and thers, and five sisters. Dorothy won pro- some of the hardy swimmers nd that you will be net the have the scholarship last year, and now ie all begun to bathe in the You must tell us ramme. is and surf boarding in the Convent, bout it when it happens. I am Back Beach. Some of my at the very happy there.-Your loving tery pleased to hear that you are a mates and I went for a picnicschool on niece, andidate for Confirmation. so you Eight flours' Day to the KATHLEEN TANGNEY. Preston w Major Brearley and his flying River. We saw one snake on our Mavoureen Oh, sure, Kathleen achine-it was very interesting I way out, but enjoyed ourselves very waiting for you to come been I've for the dear, you, in sure. Thank much, and were sorry when was to the Corner. Since Dorothy beove and kisses you send the "wee time for us to come home. I itwould hail tell you more of our adventures, but came a Collegian I haven't nes" and myself.-Your loving She is, I many letters from her. AUNT BESSIE. I'm afraid I'd take up much know, very busy and working hard. space in your Corner, so Itoo suppose I You miss her, I am sure, from the had better end up my letter. Nellie's Gift. With you glad am I but circle, home love to yourself and the "wee ones." Police Station, Denham, have so many little friends at home -Your oving niece, Sharks Bay, Nov. 8, 1920. to keep you from getting lonely The very latest. English and American Models SHEILA ROONEY. Dear Aunt Bessy,-No doubt you Write often- Kath without her. Shiela dear, it's a long long time teen, dear, to your loving ill be wondering what has become fine and my card, but I hope you since I saw your name at the end AUNT BESSIE. JUST To HAND 11 not be vexed with me for of a letter. Your cousins, like myeeping it so long, but to tell you self, have been wondering why ycu nn he truth I have been so busy sell have been an absentee from the Cor- THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. I sin delighted that you has e g books of tickets for the Christian ner. P. J. RUSSELL rothers and also for Father Melon not left us, and that you are still W.B. REDUS0g; WARNERS; LA DIVA'S Shirts, y, of Leederville, that I could not interested in the Corner. I was The Latest in Gent's Hats, so much on my card this time, very pleased to read that Bunbury Ties, Underwear, &c in a place so small as this you are is to have a Cathedral, and I am HANNAN ST., KALGOORLIE D 6 mere the laying of the foundation 110DS, stone was a glorious event to the (Opposite Post Office). Catholics in your delightful town. I was told by an enthusiast that when completed it will be second to PELLEW'S BOULDER Brassieres from 4s. I Id. Abdominal Belts made to Order none in the State. Bunbury is adalso vancing, surely. I am really pleas- For BOY'S and MEN'S SUITS, HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. ed to hear that the dear old Birthplace is getting back some of it's n the treatment of injuries and skis olddla prosperity again. Summer Only Address has started in Perth also, my dear so nothing can equal Zam Buk, the herbal balm tlittt has completely revs. Shiela, and I am aching to -day for Every Requirement in Printing. BAIRDS ARCADE PERTH. Union Art Programmes, Tickets, skin of method. a look at an ice -cart. I would sized oldfa-thioned Books. &c. dearly like to be near your big jetty S. he simple truth is that Zam 13ttk is a or down at the Back Beach. RECORD PRESS I3RYANS-W.A. I am cularly valuable id unique blending glad the snake didn't interfere with 'tent attracts and is guaranteed free your pleasure on Eight Hours Day. !EFFICIENT as EXPERIENCED the coarse fats and min,ral drags Snakes are abominably mean, I in ordinary ointments and salves think. when they get in a person's esidee its wonderful healing and pain way. I am very pleased to near g power, Zam-Buk ales pow's°. mutt from you again, and your very nice slid purifying properties which make letter was a pleasure to me My aluable in keeping a wound or eons love to you and all my Bunbury and in preventing festering and blood nieces and nephews. Be sure you n. ni-Buk is always ready for use the are represented in the story -telling Whisper Lilly, and nt it is wanted and. because of its eorripetiticsn. tell her I must have a letter from I purity, will keep indefinitely in an) her for the Xmas number -Your °ther No deterioratine. to without AUNT BILSBY ration is so thoroughly reliable to 'oeir g 'Phone, A3370 Eatb., 1912. Ulceration, Blood poiscrn, ll eat Ibis. busy Feet, Burns, Cuts. &mild', , Sore Loftieetreet, Bridgetown, Memos, Piles Insect Stings, Ring November 5, 1920. If you have Money to Lend, we , Bar000, and Skin Sore' generally Houses and Businesses for Bale Dear Aunt Hems'. --I suppose you PROPERTY StA.NAGEMENT tan !mead it in Good Security. 1/8 and 3/8 everywhere. °re thinking that I have quite for- City or fluburtg. Cash or Tertat. gbleen yule but I have been se busy relliisg tickets for our bazaar that I had not time to write to you. We 3C0 are having nice weather now, except MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, 41 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH now and again we get a shower. Last Representative. Hall), Town (Opposite week we had a bazaar, and the mciney was tb help tb pay foe a Pres=

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it ed by 5 missed for 132. Jones with 38, and scorers, Moseley (32, were chief (FremanWell done St. Patrick's win is a while Young and Lanigan each obAl' Your the Association). former more i.e tamed wickets, the premiership The happy augury. Young. AMISIBEM than cheaply thou Heavy rain fell on Sunday. and The already in pickle for us. Go still with a there was no play on Monday.after. On Sunday, 14th., Lithgo, Albert Watts, pre for 119. and do likewise at the Port. first game was resumed on Tuesday on each elated with' triumph from his tried is held CRICKET sweepstake smartly compiled 57, was easily added had A Dawson, Hearne over bats when victory The noon, and winner was vious ' lucky last The ha was was a dashing display. It match. who innings, eloeelese seered conclusions with to his unfinished (By "WATTLE man was ever after runs, and reek. hve Jack Dullard. to win, for was caught by Ryder off McDonald of the Num- no whit less determined portion SATRUDAY'S PLAY IN W.A.C.A. them quickly without being in and The point a Woolley, him by put joined would seconded Hendren was up a a victory ably GAMES. Reynolds less. to 3 for her Two team is working of Lithgo. Lithgo won the compiled 23. the pair ca: reed the total the There is a big va- the lead clos- strong attack. wic"A" Grads. Watts with a soundly the to applied Moseley sent reDouglas and was when 418 toss, visitors of talent available. The fielding of the SPLENDID ASSORTMENT A Bott. ure. Hendren remained not out rietv kets. The latter made a very pool East Perth, 195, defeated Midland and markably good. Meharry, "13arracktig" was a strong feature He scored whole team being dishis credit. Swan, 62 and 119, by an innings on the Esplanade. Be- showing, the39. and Renfrey being especially with 106 to match (14) style tho Evans and New Veer Cords, a most attracof captain attractive The more in for missed runs untold Ms 14 runs. Australian Souvenir Christmas 10td. each. (declared worthy of mention. Wooiley fore a large crowd it caused was than the other batsmen one to make any show. only of artistic cards. 3d 4d.. 6d, 9d., was the again spee Claremont, 2 for 282 and Ward assortment e es ball, players the to With 84 and 1/9, 2/6. Hendren hit eight amusement Lithgo add Hennessey both Mg. clesed), defeated West Perth, He kept a good got 36 not out. Christmas Cards, with envelopes, 1/3, Assorted successful. of alike. most Bove* wickets runs. tators 5 29 and to annexing innings an was able 149, by 4's. noticed out bowled finely, (declared length throughout, and Danny Gallagher was When 3/11. 4/11, to 5/11 per box. opened for Vie then went in, and re 1/3, 1/6, Park and Lithgo deliveries envelopes, Den with his Mayne each. North Perth, S for 245204. to Stationery, spin nice lately. on the impart a on the track Boxes of Autograph Christmas deliv- plied with a spirited effort produc This young tone, but when the score nad reachclosed), tiefated Subiaco, box. the He secured 5 for 36. gets going with his whirlwind T. Seaman headed 1/9, 1/11, 2/3, 2/8, to 3/11 per of 148 lit/3 useful to ed 23, Mayne was caught by Hen chaos tire first innings by 41 runs. Birds, very some or be Flowers will create Wild will This left-hander eries he also did well, drew off Rhodes, 1-11-23. to batting list with 49, while J. Lithgo Hand -Painted Calendars, Australian Performances of Note. be amongst the batsmen Lith East Perth. Renfrey Perth, win- opening partnership proved the try a miniature and Hennessey each scared 22. out; East each. not runs 30 108 for (Cl.), 4 Rowe Prendergast three securing Rex a for for Batting: and 14 the best ot the innings. Moseley in COUNTRY ORDERS. Howard, (Se, ning outright by an inningswin. in Iatidisofthethsoeurcecluobf go then put failed. win- e" ,Tearytt e rsal1 Peckham (Cl i, 94; 57; Moseley blocking pointer, but closed at 83, leaving Lngland Heinrichs runs. scored a three-point Attention. match.s" 92: A Watts (e1.1, However, Lithgo was always receive our Prompt and Careful finan- out time. by an innings and 59 runs. Lidthe Orders ners Evers, helps Country 39. and (W.P.), interest Guy Subiaoo. win. Ransford much (5.), 42, North Perth v. well content with a two -point up to dicutt (23 not out) and (Cl.), 34 not out. to a good degree. only along ces pre. the were teams (W.P.), 25: Hodge (E.P.), the (12) the on of Park (eon points 36. with Roy The up 5 for North Perth "declared" at (21,, On the second timewand Bowling: Ward over the date are:-Young, 12; Dawson, 11, batsmen in addition to Mayne to don 60. Renfrey Saturday at 8 for 245, and held a mystic Peckham (Cl I, 6 for 3 "m" time Subiaco's record was nil reach double figures. Lithgo. 8. Moseley, 5. for 64 is good going. call of Nine (4 ball. were Woolley (E.P.), 4 fol- 30. Bandy (N.P.)' and 39), Heinrichs for (6 Rhodes of the Rev for II. Howard and Juveniles. A prominent member and the, for 27,, were the successful bowlers. for 33. to batsmen, dollar a laid has unconquered "B" Grade. the played when play was for 16) also had a try erside team During the week Clifton he can get Paddy Re. Pell (S.), pair both scored well although slow, Parkin t0ball. that 29, (Si. 69; nothing eludie twenty. Horan. Horan's team made easily Batting with the Howard, scores 35; Ham- resumed. scoring phael before he swift with same :: the Clifton 53 not out; Barnard (Sie(S.), 25 not gave a splendid exhibtion with the and like fans would deof the Englishmen's was until Criticism Hogan C.Y.M.S. match of A the 33: and and MURRAY STREETS, PERTH (L.P.), disposed him, passed mond Fewster bat, and was not to his cre lit lie Time alone will tell. 25; Batting in Adelaide. :: WELLINGTON odds. 9 wickets down for 78 with out; Taylor (E.P.,, (N.P.), down clared not were 28 now runs is 92 happen. re (N.P.), 33; Wright The tiled round Juveniles 14, 'Point," in Victorian Leader, was "run out"-a fortunate VICTORIA PLAINS CRICKET "Subi" apbatting The spacious kiosk and ref out: Smith (N.P.), 28. Perth, over, and on Sunday, November the club and the ASSOCIATION. to (erring to the Englishmen's (M.e 5 for 12, ing for North they going are being e said:me." publicity accorded were first eleven juveniles played Bowling: Groves 4; the Australia, if (E.P.), as South Mr. Gordon ment bars which The "F.F.C, W.A.F.A. Premiers, whilst peared Heath Hein against in general. assoJuniors. the with in association game. above team the the viewed of Pascall (E.P ). 2 for of be can match letters, The at W.A.T.C. Headquarters, be match first a draw bold the -The were in responded. make and out Hen suitably last and toss Williams the standing enclosure lost on Sunday displays patient cricket.helped mixed feelings. From the 2 for 7. items dur- the grandstandnearing rumple (nation was played knocked a shield in the top cornerblue defeated Clare- ricks got 42 byHealy Mis Juveniles (11) also and singing and elocutionary are West Perth. 220. College ''A" team meththe to is sent in to bat. andSpencer colours, of big scoring it was a great. point were rendered by birdcage, innings and aah (19) and The caught an then by closed evening was 79, or association's the Satu ing last and the at innings 38. use 94 cricket, in brisk proposwere mont, The is .\l' up a Mr. Geo. They 41 advertisement for English a wickets be Durack. Bowler was wicket - brown. ela jack Brady. a balance oftwo standardised did so Mr. Gordon Williams, 43 Ff. meeting, and the tea-rooms batted. The first few 6 for 39, deto be more correct ar 204 runs, leaving w wickets. ing the toast of the W.A.F.A., of the Corkhill, Mr. Tom Foley, Mr. at 2 the fixture Midland-Swan, 14068and The whole of tht and cricket. cheapy, but with the score 107, by 4 in North Perth's favour-a He, as one Mr. P. Cas- will be available for The and English fell Hoey, A. 61. W. was Mr. was Perth, pleasure. total old Carey, with The wickets, A.East tented The Juveniles' December 4th. seen at the the delegates of the club in the W point win. Mr. L. Carey, whilst Mr. Mat beaten rotundas have been r his lows very team was not Jackamarra, Juniors then went in, and passed bat wickets. knowledge serley, acted 205, defeated Bandy, who bowled things up, and he, with hall. as accompanist at the ed, and this will provide CO an hour's F.A., had a very intimate body, Foley Subiaco, 58 and 4 for163, Juveniles' score after that wic- accurately, did best with the similarity on the day although playing anything but faultby a by style. such for done 3 capable played work usual to declared and his 40 was good in Christian. they of the to piano The match North Perth, greater space, especially in the cricket, had the good fortuneThis ting. of the and the many obstacles that had He secured 3 for 33for 32; and Fer- that one would have thought Fulton did most wickets the one less kets. gested portions of the grounds 60 and 34 respectively-. a corn- Dawson. the doing of same. in of the Season. for 49; Halliday, 2 the captures,: of had all been reared in reach three in Centurion surmounted secured and be First only and 120, RACING. The was predict bowling. jacent to the betting ring. All to score at 4 for popular skip- g-ie, 1 for 36. were school. The difference The pro. before the match was declared. in the left thecollapse followed. The proposer ventured and Harold Rowe, the side, football 108 the remaining wickets. bat, is needed now is a sensible ca of to the of ran body is holding it the plete parent score the competition, if the the movethat and did till regards with entries per of the Claremont As His the system and reasonably suffic continued, W.A.F.L., "B" Grade. mannerisms associated The following are West Perth. in the State, viz., theof their responthe innings dos- mostly thought to be Spencer's. the wickets cession Trotting not out againstfaultless at he and when W.A. staff. and the 137, for one, between Perth. reached second. sense meets a handicaps to are awake EnterNewbey not A. and 29th:display was a congratulated on his Subiaco v, North destructivebowlers stroke. Clifton a W.A.F in most December after the on first The run before and ed. in the both Newbey sibilities next season, from them. Cup, to be with was heartily Spencer has beatenlatter After falling for 58 a big reversal prise was foreign to them all except wee Smyth (4 for 15), R. Bryant 1,000 sovs., was Stakes.-Of affiliation The match got sever Mr. Connolly, who has just showed The would se with fine effort. and Horan. nings, Subiaco 205. when the tempting slows of Smith (3 for 21), while Tim Clifford Cup valued at 25 sovs. added; Tar. continual- The toast, which was coupledThomup four for Bar turned from a tour of the world, a hard tussle, but Spencer So Near and Yet So of form by running them to leave the crease. of the best wickets. 200, third 70, and fourth 30 particularly pleased with the ob- the names of Messrs. Linkson, out), 'two caused they coed not and early (53 an men, Howard his Pell but with hit, with (69, "Tim" encouraged Mudie The College began deter as, and Mathea, president, vice-presisove. from stake (for horses when she (25 not out), And when they did theyin the end. Len Peckham and given ly and shown by Jolly Cosy tained a win. Newbeythiswas just missing the nerd (35), and Hogan Kevin Byrne beingbatting respectively of Broeer- usually found disaster so a winning or place record 2.26 were unlucky in Both the event for three -year -olds on brings disaster, dent, and secretary, gave sterling R. Bryant, with mined to heat Spencerto theweek, got amongst the runs. batting that mile and a half. such One 1.b.w. for 5. honoured was out 1 for 37; and It wicket. was saddle, better). in the run 9.9 three figures. batting. though on all be with bats W.A.F.A., Wright, to turday best the batting he sent his ick, 2 for 28: Mr. Linkson, in Western Lad, Rock Maid, Harold were the wee- libels on the sport. It is the player's nicely, had the misfortune exhibitions of enthusiasm with her general appea McCabe held the His men were very alert, and sevWilliamson, 1 for 44, Perth, with a that has made cricket a the Fremantle Rose, Selim, Baydex, Royal Robe, also But great out for 15. Paddy at thanked is effected. she as different lines. bowl were that North stated the best responding, He is catches what Mission's smart eral the ketgetters.innings of 40, and a great game primarily. But the appre Marion Bells, Karyrie, scr., Rock if in England she would cos He re as luck would have it, he lost, al- Club from his heart for A Novel Idea. bring fort, playing first the Countess Chimes: a high sum, use of cricket if it can only "Jack" ens with g. eat confidence. try of 163, were they had honoured feller, 5 bhd.: play of the weak wic a "walkover." way 8th. not second day's was dative and it 7th. also opening players? the Alok, improved though ly In its till He 10; the to in On and joy game, are be- toast of the ruling body. Grace Wood, Clearlight, "B" and he mained outright by six wickets (33), solace The Juveniles as a whole His contribution was 24, East Perth-Midland fell. Lyons was at the match, put in an beaten and are al- thanked them for the kind referenJohn Redmond, Miss Dudley, 15; To-day the Helena Vale Those who ket second knock Fewstor under the circurnstan- coming good cricketers, twelve would-be players and ces to himself and the other repre- Zeddie's Bobbie, 20; Monarch, 30; Club but its value higher. said a, lot of things. spo Juniors eleven places. the the out), Smith (36), and Clune,. will cater for the play the not to accurJerry fill (28 ready to ways fairly were can Wright suc- known Lyons best is much 40; Colorado, Prin- public. appearance A F A who had is most eta W Wilkes, he the the Spencer f Merton said were ives well. showed Trains leave Perth as side captain, Carson (19), the comments to defat them to know cess, Wilkes, 50. Vic Alto, Steel Bell, The captain of the It was pleasingfurtherance is too It a final selec- A. while Ransford, 4 ately guess what have fallen asleep the newly -elected realis- a very hard hitter-he broke two - resent. intervals. he make frequent that to batsinen. Direct, cessful exhibition authority 1 for could fine no b his were. One "to sell a to- bats whilst playing against the Ithat their efforts in thein this State 55; Yundah Boy, 70; Coora for us to essay to anticipate Crain. 2 for 29: Harvey, the at the match, confident that when ed the need of runs by putting tion. so it was resolved game clever a Monte, 75; Percy, Cole Bueen, fie; judge on acecount of this page difficulty. The for 47: 2 for 26 secured Of the new players, V. Juniors-and Fulton is they will be of the national horse" to get over thecame to a play- 8; and Hogan, he awoke he had not missed much.' gether 51. appreciated. He stigof Kola Girl, 125. year being Seaman were Subiaco. R. ing to press before acceptances Next for number and ) (. bowler. wickets Bryant, winning on account Byrne, W First forfeits are due on Monday, of a mainstay Our Visitors and' "Barracking." some of the best in the Jun- m atised the W.A.F.L. to the November that they could notmake er who was something Midland v, East Perth. 29th. Acceptances, Dec. closed. skipper ob. given all showed Byrne out. runong lack of encouragement advice their good remained teams. the or Despite V. in the bowling line. The advent acquainted and runs. their strength being fight grades below them,fact that fifty per 13th. Midland maintainedopening day. them by Sir Henry Weigel!, Gover- The total reached 121, a goodassocia. jected to his bowling was of the again it CRICKET AT BOULDER. by his hearers age gained on the team new to form nor of South Australia, in reference weakened, so once the schools paid Excelent entries were received by evident- with half theand to experienced and sell a horse," but East Perth showed improved Ham opposed cent. of the boys insoccer "barracking," C.Y.M.S., In Boulder Australian The to code. found necessary "to of tion cricket, up 107. the to four Flint yesterday for the events to been running team Boulder have restricted bat, -West allegiance College S. was the visitors The the it with our on of sea Mr. some next Green ly bowlers. Lakeside, this time that who and clever hoped the programme arranged chap (25), comprising he the The to with opened in Taylor conclusion, to be pleased a and quicky got on Sunday last, it, by reason Ground, secure the weaker players.number, had fur mond (33), the hurt -getters. every would run has For a change the five for to-night. principal goodwill. son the W.A.F.A. It was, however, drew the unluckyawiting him, for on (15) being their innings with mighty batting performance; havethen a man with races constituting the Divided Han. by Groves, English papers. their man, done with loss was reout the influential for 206 more coming of trundling would to dicap (225 up a score to see Douglas if sounder, ther misfortune to sit on, he sat on The good rattling disposal, Menelee, his fielding, better) at this 19: at and for 2 means they .' the wickets. The chief contr, time and Mission score by nearly selecting a seat been freshly tarred! 5 for 12: Nicholls, a statement that in England Vic- of four to the score were Jock Mc- take the presidential chair onin his meeting will be decided over a disof what duced the Left with 35 runs to get, 17. the had a very erroneous ideaThere a seat that had Next week College meets bitters essential mem- 1 for Midlandites half. three furlongs. and being this a mile it accomplished D. of will is tance how (58), game association, was. Rodda imagine good the Mn.Mr W So one can "barracking" really before the tour toria Plains, and a Carthy (60), Harold W. Smith (27opinion sameom.d of his "perfect task with four wickets in hand. The innovation doubtless will apber felt at the end be any amount of it Curtin (26 not out), of expected. the public. The YOU and member to owners Cold J. new peal a the and Thomas, of A. NEVER (5), was Claremont reps. v. the He if Brennan day.' not out), J. is finished West Perth niManr...Lti cool evening sport is getting more Senior Competition. their barn -door Lakeside replied with the club, too. Perry (7). en kinse'rnk s e inn as a result Country persist in board popular than ever, judging by the the destroying on dFOArseel,inthsuaptpgoertnitnleg 220 The 52. With batting. examfor SATISFIED Umpire. of 5 and BE 70 exception style "Some" the play, and with On account of the Alliance were Harold their entirety, with should obtain a increased attendances. Nov 10th., angels for C.Y.M.S. "A" Grade games of the first Saturday's West Perth ination on Wednesday, In one of the umpire Jack terry that the association and 40), -balled" Claremont all out for 94. the (7 for his. of in "no ASSOCIARodda hours le means play and MATTING maimed an the we .could only It is probable that of influence UNTIL YOU on Saturday, call- sent the Claremont representatives SENIOR match (3 for 7). Joe Brennan, Jack Perry man Linkson's, TION. place. Mr. Thomas and limbless soldiers will be beneweek -flay series. Wednesday's a bowler, and then immediatelyquiet. to the wickets a second time, and Mr. match, and Charlie O'Dea shone out con he (Mr. fited by a considerable sum of was counted as a week -day of the side for 79 ed "over." The wicketkeeper fielding. The declared with warmth, that disposed wrong. were brilliant time by was the which was in this series this spicuously man matches (13' latter that of of the The result TRY wom Linkson) was the - right money as a result of the trotting ly pointed out was not to be beat runs. Berkley (14), O'Grady and week because one played on team appears to have come on concluded on last Saturday missed. Clyne and Pym meeting to be held next week -end. But the umpirehe had done the con Davies (13), Trounce (12), and in their eight place. Pym won the derfully well of late,alone the Governor will be president, were as follows: College wicket. our the the Excelency en. He held saved His ran to double figures. all stage, the this clock (11), the At have batInsane.-"I Dukes for match After last said, Australs v. Hospital toss and sent Jerry in. defeat. Bruce Brian, presented three mempresent. The Trotting Associationi rect thing for, hehim another ball or Smith (3 for 23). Penrose (2 for 6). of is always to the fore in charitable 5), Australs, 58 and 55: Hospital for In- ting or li hours on Wednesday, and opponents from a three-point (1 for option of giving the club, in the persons team On Sunday next our reps, will meet Saw (2 for 20), North (1 for sane, 79 and 92. bets of W. Foley, work. on Friday, Jerry's Stone T. M. hour the and one on Hoey, not"! 13), A. for (1 Oroya-Links, Messrs. scow Scheme.cracks, Styles the for 215. The chief Sandovers v. Wheat Members are and D. P. Fitzgerald, with beautiful Wheat was all out Encouragement to Schoolboys. W. Bry Brownhill reserve. 11). divided the wickets. Sandovers, 80 and 30. ens were: J. Chine (101) and On Monday Mr. Downey issued the W.A.C.A ly framed illuminated enlargements played very well, requested to turn up punctual. Doubles Hard to Win. At a meeting of held 104 and 119. Bryant of apprecia the handicaps for the W.A. Trotting 15th 87. Scheme, the ant, on In of the team, as a token v. Railways.- he has improved wonderfully during suede, 1, No. double Cricket Committee a invaluable a had C.Y.M.S., their for for club Cup and other important events to FOOTBALL (V7.A.T.A.) lion and esteem inst., details of a scheme were out- theNo"A" Grade the victors were East C.Y.M.S., 247 (McComish 68, Miniand is a great addition to president be decided during the Christmas May- the season, services to the club. Thewho R. Bryant bowled Schools' Turf Competition is pat - Carnival. six Perth, Claremont, and North Perth, han 61, Raphael 28, Guhl 24, Woodteam. Clune's Hoey, include Kola Girl, who won the Mr. to club Cup in 1918, is the back-marker this lined. It is proposedBoys' Pym got 2 for 65, one Fremantle's Club Windup Function, characterised Canny 17 not out, School, while in the "B" Grade the winners Su- hew 21, 10); Railways 100 and 64. 7 for 113, and ron hof the club, as a man any Pym's team schools, viz., Perth run out. being thorpe f addingthat Midland were Midland. West Perth, ann man el 1920 winner of the Cup has the of The b 11 year. 9 function Fremantle, windup The Claremont, is Boys' biaco. for the remaining half-hour. Bowling for C.Y.M.S., Gordon, in the the word Hoey stood for cleanliness been well concealed, and there St. Patrick's Raphael, I hatted W.A.F.A. premiers took place Junction, andthe Ground for 84, Watts, 5 for 38; and lost 2 for 44. The club was also bound to he a good deal of ante How the Clubs Stand. Caledonian W.A.C.A. the things. at Won all in smoker If 15. a of for 4 played form Byrne School. such a post betting in connection with the Oval K. the 16; McComish, towards having for On in re. large. Grade. a of "A" fortunate 43 sympathetic presence and indeed first, and Hall, in the Executive are Tom race. by C.Y.M.S. by an innings Clifford. Clifford went inthe will be providW. out W. 1st. time, presentative gathering. The rein trainer as the -indefatigable" the idea, two wicketsGround Fitzgerald oa each after batting for most of in Dave who was P. right. Inn. Pts runs. ed on the W.A.C.A. No. 2, v. Cosmopolitans. they gave place to Kevin, having dent, Mr. Bruce Brian, proceeding:: Foley, whilst to energetic C.Y.M.S., secretary necessary a 3 be Possessed 1 opening they 3 for 98; Monday. It will -Cosmopolitans, 208 and put up 286. The chief scorers were the chair, in to a degree. The other ground, Claremont 72 not out, W. Durack (77), B. Smyth (741, L. extended a warm, cordial welcome and conscientious secure the use of one will East Perth 2 C.Y.M.S., 144 (Leahy,15). among. here informed the gather. 1 Fremantle Oval corn. Won by Williams (63) Thy West and probably The All Tim's team e- to the guests of the evening,Linkson, president he had the pleasant duty Perth .. 32, Beasley wi:1 North Preston games ing that Kevin's st whom were Messrs. be the one. caught. (Incorporated.Cosmopolitans by 64 runs. two were present on tecontinue till Subiaco cept and similar president, a p.m., Mathea, handing and of 2.15 rent'. at (45 Thomas, mence that the Midland .. . .. Briefiets. team were 4 for 97. Butler the chief vice-president, and secretary respec- half of Mr. W. A. Hoey to the club It is to be hoped 6 p.m. accona West Perth an a million- ed), and White (19) were matches lively of the West Australian Foot- captain, Mr. "Bob" Castenelli. as a / weare Preston Captain proposal will become these of both the ''B'' Grade. The per- scorers. Since teams are in the ball Association. Messrs. McCut personal token of his appreciation It will help along plished fact. the 3 dollar smile now a days. the a footballer and a man. The follow 1 primary schools, Midland . . last Saturday were drawn, the were cheon and Fulton, representing cricketers of 3 fownance of his team critics, awarded: a splendid and same relative position as they 1 provide South Freman- ing medals were then will . . club, carping patron Perth time settled 12; Clifin tearn's week West Pym, and 3 14; by W.A.C.A. week-Clune, the last 1 for when 'Fremantle. that East SEVEN SPLENDID tRACES ground Most serviceable player (donated only the; Mr. Clinch, ample evidence are Subiaco recruiting gave There 8. to Mr. Byrne, presented the ford, 10; finals Mr. J. Monaghan), Messrs. Thomas, Payne, and Gordon ranks. East Perth .. 1 whips are cracking in the brilliant most 2 more matches to play, and they and Mathes fairest be knocking. Fremantle: LARGE ENTRIES will .. Foley; J. North team "A" Grade Matches. Che two Williams, Pym Claremont number Medal), Mr. L. C. few are between Clune and whole -a (2) Subiaco: P. Davidson and Rog). player (The "Brian" "Wattle's" prophecy ofGuhl Claremont v. West Perth. out North Perth .. and ford and Byrne, in a be beaten day dashing play-er( de and most Aurish Avery Brown; J. C.Y.M.S.; exHughes, anent Games. back handed cannot To-Day's R. Years men Perry Rankmere and Pe - nated by Mr. Geo. Lafferty), Mr. The Claremont defeat bearing the light series. Jerry A. R. FLINT, Stem to the West"Googie" Leahy, isscore obtaining a three- err, Leederville; player of Castenelli; most improved "A" Grade. on Saturday cept by an overwhelming Rowe hew, East' Perth, and a number hate. reached pointer, which is very- improbable, WA.- of day.wasLeahy's tit When of the ( resented by Mr. F. E. Gibson), Mr. at brilliant of supporters Midland, erners. and v. chocIcful patrons PeckPerth and vice week match West was applied. that Pym wins the Mahon; most resourceful player 108, the closure His late cuts were a special or is also club amongst whom were Messrs. e.....aseeeeeetee_weeeese_e.--. 94, and was very C.A., west wicket. then wins the final, which Subiaco. bits. and Charlie (donated by Doig and Horn), Mr. S. ham contributedreaching , the menu. the coveted East Perth v. Subiaco, atPerth, at item on"seniors" very improbable, as Jerry hasn't Monaghan,Cranlev from president home consistency (club medal, the unlucky in not He was splendidly North romped O'Connor; Continuing, v. Doig. Claremont The (club yet. beaten consistency pleae been a their have that fact Chalmers) would three figures. by Murphy off Blun- Perth Oval. E. Mr. hoped that all Railways, despite the strong, T Gallagher. caught at leg batted nicely for 34 medal), Mr. T. sans Juniors. batting strength is reputably ' "B" Grade. Hodge to dedell. the catching section wasproposing the met when the time came for them Although Dawson Mid8th, Mr. Linkson, in at November hap. lost Midland, On with v. work home unconquered.2 for 60, was the only would go West Perth they part fault, the ground other the Fremantle Club, asked beyond the pitch, of lower toast This Lithgo on the few hours the of Blundell, effect. good land. recollections usually py his assurance its off. take of to lot a Wests. those present two teams haVing an afternoon wicket getter for East Perth v. Subiaco, on W.A.- should be remedied. spent with the Fremantle to have better deemed it an honourproud to bat after losing they had West Perth did something wicket. over batsmen Dawson went incontrary of final episode of seas as that he up east their ran C.A., in was triumphed boys exHe side all Bowlers to The privilege. at a Perth, been such toss, and North match. having the v. this toast at a second knock. in they led loyal The Claremont effect hoped 39,. 1920. and deadly rapidly, 1111.41144 with the wickets fell of the Fremantle Club, integral part of Guy, with a vigorous 149. bowling of Roy Gordon pectations the for honoured, Mr. Linkson, president is showing a Claremont. an be who Against dismissed again being would Evers, man Assolast the way. West Australian Football Brian, the association next season. Mr. W. form with the bat, The Englishmen-Match with Vic- and Lenny Watts the bails continu- the of 83. Knox's innings was the total Bruce the Mr. glimpse of his old Clark the flight. not presented -4aerial 4, on thanking toria. elation, remained contributed ally went Club, A. Hoey, patron, afterhim the hon. ana short but sweet, and he / ran to 25. Roy compiled 24. was Two new bowlers were tried, to boun- president of the Fremantle ceding The game with the Victorians 33 to his side mainly owing well for with the Association Pennant, by president for out with an artistically of the flying honours Paddy opened the innings, our of responding on behalf on the 12th. inst. Mayne, came out with unfortunate F. Clune batted prenot the hits. commenced in dary winning Blundell, who other club neLinkthe to of Mr. virtue to batsman third highest reviled thanks Victorians in the ab. Raphael was was the only figures. whilst the see 17, while Bowler was of the just concluded sea- club, to the He notch- who led the won the toss adding to his scalps, Lithgo and Hen- iniership for his kind references that score with 13. gotiate double of good batting, his sence of Armstrong, it Linkson, in presenting son My sational deliveries of LeoofMcComish brunt of the at- son. Mr. and whites, and stated the red the bore decided to bat. The innings and "Parkin." nessey congratulated ed 16 by means front title warmly the in wickets same, Lave earned for him of great pleasure to mostly total 5 source which a being of was obtaining runs, 274 shots Sur by Lithgo yielded tack, scoring were obtained with their accomplishments on relations wickets club iu 174 went club's in four His the scored Lithgo Ill, that 4. him contributed winning and Hennessey of the wicket. harmonious ing the season, not only the the again to the pard He hit seventeen 4's, top notchers. gen the association were so will with an hour and three-quarters to Peckham was once great judg- minutes. He besought mem. equal to of the coveted honour, but The trundling department display. He bowled with of Loy Her make 84 in, and was fully123 before eral management of the team, and (Hear,in hear) fore. work and gave a most attractive that when services His the fashion 60. lose With for soon 56. cogent 6 with together ment, securingis worth noting -94 Liddicutt was next 142 for a seventh nessy, who is bound for a trip to see the task, puttingsuccumbed to the particularly their gentlemanly bear- here and huresre The pre- next season }loves near, the last man in this game p.ayfor 73. Lampard he added of the East." on and off the field. club's men ing the wickets with "wise after 10 occupied Clune, the were J. and He scouters bat, bowlers. in ac the partnership. has wiles of with the all rally round and sident of the Red and Whites, Vice-president Jack Quigley Thomson, 1 for 9; wicket hours in getting his runs, and 23, Hennessey, with a useful 22, scot- cepting the pennant, on behalf of ens. that they wouldbanner and say Banks, 2 for 47; secured the remain- two donated a medal to the teams white innings again highest end was wee an red 31, It 15, the for with with 4's. 1 the so is did four hit he Diamond Brine, by an keen enthusiast ft 6 his club, stated that The Patron at this Claremont won by soundness rather than A good and ap- era for Lithgo, while Knox, with insomuch as the "Hear, hear"' ing wickets. and thus gear- marked self -same Jack, and the members with 4, were pardonable pride,was stated he had great pleabrilliance. Mayne got 43 in 66 minwickets, and F Chute the far from a sine juncture innings and 29 runs, president. the his generosity. for winning of same to ball (19), preciate handing uncle, win. in Mayes with convened 4's. sure five point cement hit had and successful is asbestos the utes, most ed a three cure. Many strenuous contests a beautiful framed According to Press reports ceilex -South Australian, was the amount of Mr. Bruce Brian. Dawson. enormous hydraulic pressure into sheets for walla of the team. East Perth v. Midland. the the of the Eastern Etates meet Moseley, to be won, and a greatdone interior during illuminated enlargement the only other batsman to top double C.Y.M.S. On the 10th. Young met ing., roofinF iiintec and exterior and with terns, 50 from work had to be .04 contests. What has also hard eulogistic the in in a annual die him to saw in or ere sou kends. If conquer Referring moderate. Midland, with 6 for to then, determined season, but o comp./ lust freight moat al. Incerplay, advanced figures. done that it should not him the "hardest V.11: nother b luMp .1111 YOU Coo would place the course of the previous Saturday's for 11Inele, yOU CAS fns at yourself, Woolley (3 for 29), Parkin (4 for West Boeing fir re the winning of he designated attempt, for a victory airttlitiC 1de. Into the buddrue yes west. in winta earl of Daw- perhaps. that mademeritorious. club." Mr. Brian, in Ward, who captured 3 the be a participant. front Douglas in porate your own orgioal building and in 70), worker so 62. for warm point (2 one Conbeing tea rink; the fire Howell 58), his Young reder. elemer.t. all the more attleg. a -1)tuabsuo devisee. Alick Campbell was minus thanked the members 5, was the disturbing no ler elprn=n in hectic. and cooling This son, who was still 11. Moseley won same paid a tribute to responding, follow (1 for 62) secured the wickets. cool in monism-, there trust they rnorierr...neee end h..uyir. of the cosy on Saturday week last.to Alick tho toss, and elected to field. They tinning, Mr. Brian Midland, being forced toand -Alwhich for the confidencein and -Datalieatos mak ea ton .01-terny. of m.1.06. With a little over an hour the activities of the W.A.F.A., him, and eweris a faithful friend rapid DvuhIct and Prices on request article and ran reposed Russell Illustrated cheap and as ever had on, opened with Reynolds Hobbs g.eatly the left, day during rejoiced successfully first little he did stood icr clean football, On when he goes behind. bert Watts. This pair slow cricket. them to even ed them that whatever were tak- fall of the first wickets, but Young's The toast, until 80 runs up 24-deadly and the season, and exhorted Some very natty catches a labour of love. crowd -26,000--atdefied the bowlers thus tail wagged very strongly, PERTH giving their Saturday a big efforts next season in the was greater was proposed by Lord Street Raphael, Guhl, Gordon, Canthe by on Bodies," were en 138 at receipts "Kindred were on the board, after announced gate the was national and on score to of the disso- tended, Woodthorpe the and responded promulgation and but (26), lead, McComish, Gill ny, Collins, day's nice the wicket. Frank is Mr. aide a of the last which At the end of fall Sir. £1,747. pennant, Railways. batsmen The the against present. )1 week pastime. score of Saturday lution of partnership, piece of by representatives both Horrigan (22), Baldwin (20),the and feeble re- play England had the big in proposing the toast bat, 15ft. x 7ift., is a beautiful Several prominent players of wickets. The of the side offered a very play Staples (12) did best with damage to in the club c'.,l- Bruce Brian. attack. 342 for the loss of two being the to approached same work. been a tribute Eastern have paid the teams to Press," Russell who sistance O'Leary did most only one to first wicket fell at 114, viz., read and white, with of "The In each case the invitation while Thompson (14) was the intend with the ball, securing 5 wickets, insours, The had made 49 being the first to go. turf. make a stay of any duration. closed He hit two 4's, and was batting for was declined. The members comasessoed, innings, so well

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IRISH -AUSTRALIAN entertainment in public. Their selThe Sisters of Mercy, St. Joseph's afternoon ections on Wednesday SOCIETIES. Orphanage, Subiaco, wish to return and night were more than up to thanks to all those who in grateful previously standard they had AN AUSPICIOUS OPENING-A the H.A.C.B. SOCIETY. any way assisted in the achievement set. There is no doubt that with SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION. success that attended of of the great now have girls the knowledge the The fortnightly meeting of the the recent girls' concert. their respective instruments that SATISFACTORY RESULTS. Perth's best future music will be District Board was held in the HiAfter weeks and months of untir- provided by them in one or other bernian Hall, Murraystreet, Perth, IN LONDON. Frank Corder, to make ing energy in organising entertain- capacity that they now fulfil so clev- on Monday, November 8th, 1920, at FATHER JERGER Invited by our Victorian Correspondent, Mr. 'A Catholic; Nevrapapar ia a Paola\ la a; Perpetual Ittleden."-LEO. XI II. said: Mr. Mahon motion, Bro. T. J. Hynes, D.P., "I have been so upset and worried" expulsion the of every description towards erly. The bright star, however, that 7.45 p.m. regarding ments statement a also were the There stalls their chair. for institution in the any was This latest virile providing essentials shines upon Bryan writes) "that I can"I shall have it framed and put local profiteers. PERTH. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20th., 1920. Ed- (Cyril may succeed in in the bazaar that was seemingly world over, is that which is enshrin- present, Bros. Tully, D.V.P.; Coonnot recollect if I told you about in a most conspicuous place in my jingo demonstration D.W., that moribund move- ever far -distant, the various stall - ed in the individual conduct and col- wards, D.T.; Creighton,acting Father Jerger. As soon as the home. It will form an appropriate resuscitating district pupils. and the ey, Parker, holders and their numerous assist- lective example set by its ment. papers announced his arpendant to the ukase which consign. It was decided to seno London "One little Hughesian artifice de- ants now have the satisfaction of Nothing could be better exemplified secretary. 40 rival there, I sent him a wire on beed me to Kilmainham nearly serves mention, if only because of knowing that their well -directed ef- than the quickness, manners, and a cablegram to the Acting Lord Australians in Dublin, the expulsions half of Political cover ago. the years under inst., 9th the the forts have so far been crowned with modesty, both on the stage and in Mayor of Cork deeply mourning and and followed it up with a letter. In the House of Representatives on the notice. have become epidemic in recent its failure. Being a lawyer, Hughes In fact they the grounds, that these girls dis- death of Terence MacSwiney, of privilege, Mr. Hughes, the Prime Minister, brought under Father Charles, in reply, asked me I complain of knew that any charge built on the reasonable success. should why Member so the years, by delivered been to to have sympathy alleged genprofound which our and tendering played. Their deportment of the Speaker a speech Besides, Argus report alone was extremely have as yet achieved results save any Australian papers, and on the Richmond Reserve on the Sun- having fallen a victim? This eral bearing are a distinct credit to the wife and relatives left behind, to or Kalgoorlie, Mr. Ilugh Mahon,. which I ricketty, but if I could be goaded are considered satisfactory. promised to advise me of his new relied upon was the Argus report, which the excellent company bein forgotten by insolent interjections some retort is at least some reward for their the Sisters, and in keeping with the on behalf of Westralian Hibemians. day previous. The report he dailies I thought he had gone off address. it cannot Argus myself, The find Commonwealth. the of to Accounts has been published in all the Irish cause and a Tory organ with no that Prime Minister Hughes also might escape from a speech by me eagerness and friendly rivalry so standard of the highest boarding - Business was quiet. once, but last week was delight. or con- schools injhe State. the extent of £321 were passed for at is well known as hostile to the ed to get a letter from him to say give once suffered an expulsion. True, in the House which would supply necessary, either separately to expected be hardly and could officers As district a the democracy, a venfor payment. such is made for of appeal An earnest special affection between my the requisite justification for his ac- jointly, to the success would be in London until Octoon militarism in Ireland coming there is some differencebeen re- continuance of the so far creditable were due at St. Brigid's Branch, "418, he a correct version of any criticismwas expelled tion. Mr. Hughes showed extreme ture. The ladies and gentlemen disI am, therefore, arrangber 25th. Its accuracy had case and his. I have a brief one. attendance each night until the ba- at 8.30 p.m. on an official visit, the ing to go over and see him before from an Irish source. Its report version at- by a majority of my political and anxiety for my attendance. Two in- sponsible for the very creditable without Argus, the of garbled brought to a close. was the The meeting in goods which 29th. closes-November own handwriting play, not only of the zaar his in vitations been challenged, yet was Hughes an a letter from Fa enemies. then. saw Also personal Hughes some Mr. of its veracity, The following is the substance of ther Callistus,got came to me, away in the bush, by ornament the stalls, but their neat work of the stallholders and their tempting to get positiveoldevidence by who is at present in colleague, and to train his Long Tom of unanimously booted out opening to denounce an special messenger. More than this, construction and striking decora- helpers has been well repaid to date. the cable forwarded to Cork: "Wes- Belfast, but will be in Dublin shortPersonal Labour -Long Life the His from expulsion Hughes' Mr. deeply mourn man who was unfit to sit with tion which, with the general lay out From casual observance, however, tralian Hibernians enmity upon him. Since ly. By the way, it was not Faold-time professions, and and political friends. The out- the of grounds, have won merited and the absence of some from the fete is death Terence MacSwiney." him in the House was Party he has gradually drifted far fromthehis ther Charles who went to school encrusted Conservatives who standing significance of this differearnest admiration. A wise idea in- noticeable, especially of people from in company with Sir Joseph Cookofand he -day to with us in Perth. It was Joe, a Invited Actually Parliament of Federal our me frorresnecessity ST. BRIGID'S, WEST PERTH, ence relieves deed it was to conduct the bazaar in at least one division of the Catheoccupy the Treasury Benches younger brother, now a' doctor in of the Tory arch of Jingoism in this dwelling on it. H.A.C.B.S. to ride in the Hughes's motor car. the open air, and no better location dral parish. This is not as it should may be regarded as the keystone Chicago. I attach the last letter, Imperialism with his that my mixes he observed have sometimes will "You that a litThink of that for courtesy and con- could be used than the one select- be. If everyone contributed country, notwithstanding In the reported and published The quarterly meeting of St. Bri- and after my visit to London should condemnation was secured on the These flattering atten- ed-the vacant allotment adjoining tle, much would not fall upon the a flavouring of democratic sentiment. be able to send some interesting we can find no con- strength of a garbled report in the sistency. Advocate and of the Hiba-mian SoTribune gid's branch the in against rooms. therefore, prevailed Men's Mahon almost to 'be hoped, tions had Young is Mr. It the Catholic few. speech of with Argus of my Richmond speech that news:his speech was incompatible there the pain from a sprained ankle. I To the Cathedral priests in partic- that those who have not yet put in ciety was held at West Perth on the firmation of the alleged chargebythat "St. Joseph's, members of Parliament, nor is majotook about half an hour for delivery. casually recalled something about ular great credit is due for their wil- an appearance will do so during the 8th. inst. The president (Bro. J. B. the oath of allegiance taken great the of "October 4, 1920. said be sentiments can to the printed Argus chair, prethe occupied the and opposed Ryan) What was the it hunter, interestadd to the foolish their thus Greek gifts and to assist, and coming week, and any evidence that Remember that 'who set his nets in the sight of the lingness attendance of "My dear Cyril,in two minutes! so sided over a fair leading many have functions indeed, in all the that, edness reward rity of the people of Australia, "Here I am, still marking time. of the Irish by an unanimous vote the Victorian birds,' so I decided that the eloqu- up to the bazaar. auspices The secretary reported members. the under sideheld the preparaVarious In earned. was deservedly meeting The Richmond Alderman Parliament once branded the Argus ent plaintiff must make the best of tion of the grounds and general shows operate nightly. The stall the death of Sister O'Farrell, a mem- By October 25, per present orders, .protest against the death ofprison Ireland League of Victoria, ofto Cork, after as a leave. To-day I got copies who died in an English his dubious case without any assist- management of the function, the ac- holders are: St. Patrick's Stall, Mrs. ber of the branch for a number of Iof must MacSwiney, late Lord Mayorstrike in the RECORD for August 14th and also Freedom Irish of cause ance from the defendant, and so we tivity of Father Moss (Adm.) stands B. Bryan; Vogue Stall, Mrs. O'Con- years, and a letter of condolence andTHE Wilful and Profligate Liar. a 'ong and pitiful hunger in Irelaw 21st-two of great issues: Your name the of the to the relatives of terror ruling in come to the end of this lively out as an example worthy in the nor; Swan Stall; Mrs. Murphy and has been sent to protest against the reign fine article, Dr. Mannix's wonderful might have "This flattering testimonial was have feelings the deepest reexpressing deceased, what the an Irishman's predict imitation. Stall. Who can Mary when chapter. of scrupulous of extreme Children the occasion an few weeks ago by made a land. It was practically speech, disgust. and also a letter of mine burning and in the loss of branch sad gret the indignation of gatherCertain pitch contain? will The bazaar is in full running order reasonably been set to a high When replying to some next Hughes. During the evening the which I thought had never reached suffered. result, and stall holders vie with each other THE ART UNION. denounced the hypo- statement in the Argus, he said, and ing portents foreshadow onechapter, its destination and which I had to paid a visit the District Board Mahon's alleged crime is that he vehemently or an early next, Engand if the those of of their the success as to ultimate and the hypocrisy A Warning. his words are in the Hansard, that does not record the end of branch, and the District President just re-written. the risy of the Lloyd George Government Competition is League of Nations for the adjustment the 'basic principle of every citizen Hughes' system of Government respective efforts. 'Another letter completing See elsewhere the announcement and other Board members were suitthe lish politicians who advocate a but ever the to Ireland it always was in brisk, just as deny who would should be to disbelieve all state- and the annihilation of the the return of all tickets, ably welcomed by the Branch presi- account up to date will, I hope, also the liberties of small nations, many "opposition" entertainments concerning He was certainly unsparing in ments in the newspapers.' Yet, appear in due course; as soon as my butts, and books, sold and unsold, dent and members. the an elementary form of self-government. by imposed to course months, their for Forces than ran Sinister and Government Malign of he acblush, system apologetic an without stallto either Father Moss, the A resolution was passed express- eyes get a bit better I will complete .is impeachment of the viciousmurders, burnings, and atrocities which cepts this Argus distortion, and on that maintain it, then Australia may say nothing of the innumerable metor Sister M. Paul, Convent ing sympathy in the untimely death it. When finished I would like to sword on his native land. Theoccurrences in Ireland were reprobated it alone bases the most drastic ac- take a shorter cut than Parliament hods evolved for raising funds. It is Wolders, of Mercy, Victoria Square, any time in an English prison of Terence Mac- forward it to your good brothers feel tion in his power to take. This epihave become quite everyday must all soul than it was to say that with a now safer Irishman any which WEEK up till MONDAY, Swiney, late Lord Mayor of Cork, and the other papers. Convey to is sode may serve as a precedent when provided to readjust the situation with all the burning anger those functions and money -making NEXT Government in Ireland, and who beand restore the freedom of speech schemes NOVEMBER 29, on which date the and a letter of condolence is being your brothers my sincerest thanks. ho knows the facts of British death to the laboured done were success violently being the if were is in ascendant, Labour again kin citizens her and of which THE RECORDS were sent to Faby the branch to the widow .f_ 'ndful that his kith every a future Labour Goverment's inter- and action because with the bazaar in pro- drawing will take place and the ba- sent natural and inalienable right ofway ther Callistus, but I cannot part have been surreptitiously robbed." for, the deceased in ause they dared to want the their own gress and their work nearing an zaar close. should be promotable by expulright to govern themselves in with them. You doubtless have unslaved people-the native as vigorous ests different equally end, a and an appreciable Condemnation land. obnoxious opponent. They of an TO sion LETTER MR. MAHON'S copies you could show to Father BOULDER C.Y.M.L he interests of their the Lib. will find the track cleared, and the aspect now graces all the anxieties made by well-known writers in but HUGHES. Callistus when COTTESLOL be comes to Dublin. nd trenchant as his has been there that the past demanded of the or prominent English politicians, simplified by Hughes. The present term is ,nearing its With kindest regards, my cal press of England and by to the procedure dear energies and will to de They have only to induce some unagainst them. It has been reserved "Dear Sir,-I know you so well' ganisers' Cyril, and behoves all members to end, it the Star of the The parishioners of e as been no public outcry Cornof this Minister their part thoroughly. ..ec the present. Prime paper to that I am not at all concerned with quently, as November 15th Conse"Yours faithfully, Sea Church have been very busy for do their utmost in securing the nomrat-time Australian democrat, of one scrupulous a victim make to came and speech free you deon diatribe gag of the nine -tenths of capable office bearers. It Fake the Speech "CHARLES JERGER." onwealth to put the round, and the chances for well- weeks past preparing for the grand inations whose record for 20 years in the politics enforced in my yesterday livered the necessary during coming term is by .1 our oldest parliamentarians which is to be opened bazaar, up sets him absence from Parliament. I believe earned rest brought nearer, final preof their antagonist, condemn The expulsion of Mr. Mahon have a very strong committee, as .f this country is above reproach. his you could be equally eloquent and parations were enlivened, the result the Hon. Phil. Collier, M.L.A., at 8 to of this country and the reacticre without further evidence, gag the singing of "God Save Iresharp, on Monday next, No- a rather big programme is being land." huge barrier between the democracy to control the machinery of Federal friends, and use the party majority convincing, and may I say sincere, of which was the admirable presen- p.m. mapped out for the future. Sevwhich will continue -,ry elements which are conspiring vernber 22, and been not have Why in arguing from the other side. The tation of goods, dainties and wares him out. ruthlessly vote should to that precedent dangerous a eral novelties will be is introduced, the 26th. A professional oruntil overnment. It in unlimited this scheme find variety which were to not simple should cause. just and I take exstatement to which and looking ahead to commence- Irish National Foresters, C. S. Parchestra will be in attendance. seated without a very grave imitation if it yields satisfactory re- only is that I have traded on my win from the public deserved recog. nell Branch, Kalgoorlie. what the war between England A good programme of various am- ment of next winter will see the inand generous patronage. Why should ception to one party? Some people are asking t i day If you nition They have forgotten the sults religion and nationality. itiation of several new indoor games. Australia. night On last Friday rogSit week at each will take place usements At p.m., 8 therefore, the other party use it when their on Monday not in-,nd Germany had to do with arguments which the will repeat that statement outside last, in the presence and There was a very large attendance Campaign the Court Hotel, Boulder, the usual as follows:Conscription large, enlogans of the and do battle chance comes? Parliament I shall be happy to give thusiastic attendance ofof a well-wishth of this country to goof forth Monday: Ladies nail driving com- present on the 15th. inst., the largest fortnightly meeting was held, and uce France and Belgium, s, "No regret or sympathy need be you an opportunity of proving it in ers, term. No doubt it was a good attendance of members put during the in the interests die to and petition. the bazaar was opened. my The Prussianism over exclusion from this wasted gainst safe for deI make one proa court of law. world in general might be made and Tuesday: Boys' boot and stocking the important debate that was rein an appearance in expectation of were brightened by If anyone thinks that viso hat these places and the Belgium Parliament. of France only, that is that you under- proceedings sponsible. Those who attended were something good that had tunes excellently played by race (under 12 years). To interest ourselves in the liberties been . ocracy. who are represented in the I regard it as an indignity he quite take to pay the cos); yourself, and lively brethren Tory his and Wednesday: Grand baby show not disappointed, as all the speakers promised them. The usual routine the Irish Pipers' Hughes Band. Father The not send the bill into the Common. as to Mr. thing, but misunderstands my feelings. proper a and were in great form. natural Interjections business was proceeded with. Busia under). expulsion and Moss, with the Very Rev. More Hal - show (12 months surely the gar indignity attaches to fel.ivision list for Mahon's his of of case the did in the destruction as you wealth protest against Thursday: Children's step dancing were numerous, especially so when ness of most importance was the linen. Chancellor of the Archdiocese, hen Mahon raises his voice in of oppressive government, it is a crime otter and not to his victim. There Merton v. Hughes." framing of a resolution, escorted Very Rev. Dean Kiely and competition (12 years and under,. theOnopposition had the floor. a much more important issue inow countrymen by the iniquities next Monday evening the so- carried, instructing Bros.which was could only be met by his expulsion is Friday: Bun -eating competition, Mr. T. F. Quinlan, K.S.G., to the gainst the Constitution which than my personal one. It volved ciety are making arrangements for and Lane to draw up a letterBrown go farther? MELBOURNE. IN hypocrisy years. FEELING 12 boys under for Could stage. Father Moss briefly requestto Parliament. does is whether the exclusionist vote rom Entrance fees for each competi- a "ladies' night." It is some time be forwarded by the Hughes' regime cries not indirectly ed Mr. Quinlan to introduce to the Subsidiary the The severity of Mahon's iftreatment reason than that it places above letter and the follow- Dean to open the bazaar. Mr. tion will be one shilling, and most now since we had an item of this Executive Council of W.A. other The no for for condemnation, Condone the Infamies ut for public freely express ing appeared in the Daily News of Quinlan expressed his great pleasure valuable prizes will be given to the kind, the last one proving a great their approval, whereby some representatives of the people tosection of the perpetrated in Ireland by the agents this city during the week, but not of having the opportunity of saying winners. n jeopardy the right ofquestions The people, parishioners success. A fine musical programme means or other could be established which concern every is being drawn up, and all that is to provide ernselves on Imperial held, Australia is part and parcel of the Empire, of the British Government, with its in the West Australian:to requested are friends, their and something about work means the the of of asis If, as it required is for members to at- sistance to our fellow -countrymen mpire. in the trend of British Govern- clear sanction. Let us look closely "Melbourne, Wednesday. Sisters of Mercy, for the building of roll up and make the bazaar a great now terid in large numbers with their and women who are at asrely we have a right to be interested Mr. T. J. whose schools the bazaar was being success. and every phase of that Gov- into the point. I denounced these and the any preMahon Hugh condemn "Mr. to right equal an sisters and their-lady friends. . ent and sent time to the peace and pros- infamies, and their actors and abet- Ryan, M.H.R., were present at a held. The speaker traced the hisa very hard The cricket club held its usual time owing undergoing runent which we might hold as unfavourable the country being tors. For this denunciation my ens - gathering in the Cathedral Hall last tory of the Order in W.A. back to OBITUARY. meeting on Monday evening. Im- overrun by to .erity of any section of the Empire. Unitthe English the '46, when they arrived in the colof army of miss behalf expulsion. evidence decreed my Does on as when, night, Hughes Mr. by accepted portant business was transacted. occupation. The Argus report, which was the the effect of this vote stop there? ed Catholic Clubs of Victoria, a pre- ony, then only a settlement. He oath of allegiance as a member of when predominant feature in the ded, the Chief Ranger invited all .1 Mr. Mahon's breach of his Has it not a secondary consequence? sentation was made to Mr. Mahon touched a deep and responsive note THE LATE MR. T. FENNELL. One words following the used he business that of these meetings is the present with their friends to the when he said the Sisters deserved ederal Parliament alleges It seems clear that it has. I regard by Mr. John Wren. death: and interest displayed by dining room, where Mr. Whitfield that has been and will VICTIM OF TRAGIC RAILWAY eagerness rig of the late Alderman MacSwiney's it as tantamount to approval of the "The Rev. J. Barry, Administra- everything both junior and senior members. had a dainty little corner set up for SMASH. be done for them. "As one whose Argus Report. acts which I condemned. If this Archdiocese, Melbourne the of tor poor the benefit of the inner man. The Alderman MacSwiney's The Catholic community has been go right back in the reasoning stands, and I think it presided, said Mr. Mahon had recollections ''They were told in the papers that last St. Patrick's Branch H.A.C.B.S. Chief Ranger, in welcoming of the State are of every- shocked by the death roll in there was a just God in Heaven must. then these, men are practical - who the before for Iseand, and he history widow sobbed over his coffin. theIf world, The quarterly meeting of the members' friends, and one day would shake ly what in law is known as 'acces- sufferedstill thing relating to the of month owing to railway accidents. said he hoped progress round to reach privilege it a would think sob that would above was held on Thursday, Nov. they would Empire.' of record is the death The lateSt to Holy Mother accursed Church and its all enjoy instituthemselves, and bloody the this they brave of his the foundations suffer when so many of After other business was concluhere," Mr. Quinlan said. "I Mr. Thomas Fennell, who, although 11th, Bro. Keogh presiding over a in the ending of this paragraph and Vi countrymen were laying down their tions In- fair attendance of members. Bros. and asked them all to be upstandThere is a material difference his The have hoped that this bazaar will be doing his duty as a clerk in the from a full shorthand report of lives for their native land. Bogue and Woodall were reported office Ways' of Permanent ing patronised liberally, its spector drink to the toast of Ire-e two following ones, taken and that the whole approval Irishmen of Victoria offered him success will mean a substantial re- at Albany, also performed a work as still being on the sick list, and in land,and which is published in the Tribune and Advocate:was enthusiastically their sympathy, and with it their duction of the debt on the school of mercy in conveying Dr. Black- Bro. Bogue's case it is pleasing to done. which Horrible Sat:wash* of Crime ball was set rolling by Tribune Report. The (Applause.) practical support. (MacSwiney know that he his is rapidly improving that Mrs. papers poor attend the late Gaffney committed to Denmark to by buildings, burn on the uniformed thugs and thus lighten the burthe piano, and the in in read "When we Mr. Ryan said he considered it an den that the noble Sisters of Mercy Mr. Light, who was killed by a in health. Members were shocked I said: If there is a just God in Ireland. contributed and helped to widow sobbed over his coffin, Him, to be given the opportunity have always had to carry and incur. falling tree. Almost within sight of to hear of Bro. P. Walsh's death at following and will one day swell into a make "This, and not my exclus the evening a success: Misses front honour one when Heaven those sobs will reach time of speaking at such a and infamous Parliament, is the .offence fornwhiA For me to introduce Dean Kiely is home on his return both he and the Bridgetown. The late brother was Morehton, Tyers, Cottrill, m Mrs. volume that will shake the foundations of this bloody to be careful, not only of what quite a good Catholic and a good Irish- Gaffney, and Messrs. Gaffney. Cot these men should be indicted by the had unnecessary. He is beloved doctor were killed. not say. did he despotism." but what said, he liberty-loving democracy of Austra- (Laughter.) There was no need to by priests and people alike, and is "The deceased was a man," in the man, and the branch extends its frill, Callaghan, Donovan, Brown Advocate Report sympathy to his wife and and Walsh. The evening passed that his (MacSwiney's) poor widow ea. This is the offence for which be afraid, or ashamed, to talk about well known to you all. At all events words of Father Gilroy, P.P.. Al- heartfelt "They read in the papersthere off all too quickly. Closing time was is a just God in Heaven, that they must answer in the day of rec. is here to open the bazaar, and I bany, "the secretary of the Church five children. sobbed over his coffin, and ifworld, the Irish question in Australia, when he The treatment of Alderman Mc. announced by the mines' whistle. would volume, in in upon him and was really one of have pleasure calling committee, and growing koning. and for which. sooner o the world stood to do so " (Applause.) sob would reach round and cursed des- later, they will be politically damn- all the nations of the for the finest practical Catholics I ever Swiney at the hands of the British A pleasant social was concluded by Ireland. one day shake the foundations of this bloody ,for self-determination com- Bro. Joe Walsh singing "God Save He (]overnment was caustically ed. Dean Kiely, as he rose to addres s knew or could be imagined. potism.' Mr. Mahon had the same right to 45 years of age, in the prime mented on, and it was decided to Ireland," -the company joining in. "We closhave had a 'Irish lie to the stirring both give the criticise the British Government in the gathering, was greeted with ac- was The Tribune and Advocate reports of life, and leaves a wife and a fam- send a letter of condolence to his We trust to have more of these eveplace Week,' with crowded to galleries. written The said was going to clamation. and he was evidently which Iretowards paragraph, actions to its regard ig words of the Argus nings during the summer, and hope He was also brave widow. sentiments. Mr. Tudor, who was legislative louts who refused one land as Mr. Asquith had when at be brief in the remarks he had to ily of six children. At next meeting, on Nov. 25th, the members will assist to make he worst construction upon Mahon's of the St. Vincent de Paul of the late Member for Kalgoorlie short hour to a moderate discussion Ayr recently he said the Govern- make. He urged the people to pat- secretary the District Board will be visiting them a success. .resent, and whose manly defenceuncharitable Conference, and one was who alof the Irish question were vindictiveness obliged of and "relieve Father spirit ronise the fair, could and ment's acts towards Ireland s a contrast to the mean ways put his Catholicity first and the branch, and brothers are urged is emphatic in saying that he to give a only be compared with the doings if Moss, whose first experience in ba- above everything. also RIVER EXCURSION TO POINT .own by, old-time political colleagues, funeral, to attend in good numbers; and accursed Empire." Others are Germany towards Belgium. These zaar work he understood this to be, which took place on His .id not hear the words "bloody the same day they are especially requested to be WALTER. the in asked when I see before anxiety. Mahon, of immense used. things could be said in Scotland, present the at half -yearly .ually certain the words were nottake the Argus report as correct, said, to the subject. "The ComThe conspiracy to that Dr. as of the late Blackburn, me a large attendance whose attenTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1920. if he could ouse by Mr. Hughes stifle the story of Ireland's martyr- but not in Australia. was the largest in the history of Al- munion on Sunday, Nov. 28th. reportpress daily The directed should otherwise tion be kind." of the exthat political anything said Mr. Mahon Ss. Zephyr Leaving Barrack-st. Jetty 'You 's -6'u are 'not to take They had to listen to bany. General sympathy seemed take what you like." Who shalUodge dom failed. pulsions were becoming almost epi- than listening to speeches. Father to be taking 8 p.m. sharp. Young Ireland Society, -d that. Mahon said, "You mayHughes the story, ewdh atoo is a practical form '.o ashas judged his old time col- rmeo demic, and he could not complain Moss and his workers are to be com- sist the poor widow and her chilIn Aid of Popular Man (Mr. T. -hen reporters disagree? Mr. better, Australiaf preOwing to the bazaars numerous was he that current the show is on magnificent suspicion plimented the para victim, if he hurl been made Madigan), eague with merciless severity cisely to what, all of things, dren." . In true the Vincentian spirit church and functions which are bethe by of the opportunity given ticularly when he considered the everyone could see, and if my per.nly too ready to take advantage desired to avoid. Mr. Fennell charge of THE RE- ing held this month, the attendance Children of Mary Stall, West Perth and hostile Tory paper to vent his enemy Mr. mission is needed by the workers to CORD sales had Bazaar. trustworthy report of a bitter "They called my speech 'an out- company he was in. (Laughter.)from at the church door, and last Monday evening was not as the subjected once has robbery,' then than 'unbridled more commit who .atred and malice on Mahon, severe political gruelling. He has probe burst.' Well, you can't secure the Hughes was himself expelled thorough and punctual in every large as usual. Nevertheless, the Concert and Full Orchestra on but they have it! I have much plea- was . espotic Prime Minister to a of a continent by mealy -mouth- an organisation some time ago, detail. May God ear rest his language taught by Dolan soul! class Mr. Board. path from his removed the open." bazaar career and in declaring sure political between difference a big :bly closed an honourable or tawdry common- there was Minister's case and his Tickets 1/6. was as enthusiastic as usual, and frjend of Labour, but the inci. ed platitude Buriness was entered upon forththe Prime n the Federal arena a trusted and tried You woirn it only progress wa1 made, E. Williams, morality of Federal politics, is one Place. We are pleased to announce that considerable While he (Mr. Mahon) was with, to the accompaniment of spirown. .ent, in so far as it reflects upon the Plamth ing striking so showing great members interest. L. Wholley, of a feeling A Pipers. bring by the to should selections shame ited his Mr. E. insensible by J. Dunn's able pen will purhat if he is not as yet in such a good cause the results expelled from Parliament After the overture, which was Joint Secs. political, and, to some extent, his dozen or so of the clergy from the. sue its way in the West unimpeded played epugnance to him when he is alone with his other self. were worth the risk. by Miss K. Townshend, Mr. were present. -unhindered in the cause that he metropolitan parishes make "To was on a Mr. Hughes Mahon enemies, of personal and expulsion than passing referCHRISTMAS address a short Doheny delivered We might contrast the impeachment CHEER. night's that Monday We understand has always in season and out of seahis lifelong personal of Sir Edward Carson, who Made this ence to I-11.2;17 rtould be booted out by barge not proven with the case takings were entirety satisfactory, son, believed in-the rights of the on the action Mr. Mahon had taken. Proceeds in aid of Wooroloo Raniand political friends. Doheny eulogised the courage mailable declaration in an open letter to Mr. Asquith in July, 1913: -wasted time anssiszertech torium Comforts Fund, "Mr. Mahon added that if he was and the business done on the several common people against junkerisrn, Mr. so, and his usual vituperative him do vein,wasand Let Rule Bill? Home the to sign quite up has been since MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. evenings George "Can King militarism, and injustice. Truly Mr. Mahon had shown in taking Party to Therefore, sparkled with the irridescent fustian selected by the Labour Heaven. . As announced last might it be said that Mr. Dunn s such a step. "Very few men," he Under the Auspices expectations. he s Empire shall perish as true as God rules again seat the Kalgoorlie contest of the Society he is no longer my King." of which he carried an inexhaustible would be a candidate for the con- week, entertainments were provided principles have been too straight. said, "would sacrifice a thousand a et King George sign the Home Rule aBill; of St. Vincent de Paul. 'If Ireland has wrongs,' he of the King: Car- stock. for any ideal." ut where's the use? Carson is still Privy Counsellor the result might for each evening. Hence on Tues- forward and holiest for his late em- year Carson is still in high fav- said, in effect, 'they must be spoken stituency whatever The usual business details were MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1990. musical programme ployers-Truth Newspaper Trust. In night the day ..n is the Fidus Achates of Lloyd George. on he said, he felt satisfied, be. He an unsubstantiated of with bated breath and whispering would find a fairer jury in Kalgoor- consisted of vocal numbers by stu- his advocacy of the Irish cause, Mr. then gone into and the question of S.S. ZEPHYR ur-Mahon is squelched in Free Australia humbleness, and not in the interni the dents from the Sisters of Mercy Dunn, though not a Catholic, is of a river trip raised, but owing to was arge. And still the jingoes are unsated-they cry for more victims, lie than he found in Parliament." Leaves Jetty at 8 p.m. sharp. perate terms used by me.' College. Miss Molly O'Dea Irish descent, has done a wonderful scarcity of funds, the question Ladies' Tickets, 1/8 each. "This protest against strong langurendered a solo with academic pre- service in educating his readers- held over for a time. Miss 11, Davidson and Miss 0. age preceded by a reference to A few more musical items having cision, and won rapturous applause. outsiders-in the real aims of preComment Unnecessary. June, 1919, Irishwas in McKenna, Joint Hon. Secs. College, Dublin, methods as 'bloody' murder,' given, the meeting closed with been by joined was lady this young Later sent-day Irish leaders deand self-deterM.A. his took Father McMahon exhibits his 'consistency.' Miss Olive Webster in a duet, the It must be remembered, hon- which ws of the Archdiocese gree last month with first-classdistincEven from the Government benches, Hughes: "Then we may take it singing of which also drew enthusi- mination. also, that the paper referred to, ours, gaining the coveted I am told, audible disgust was ex. that the report is correct?" It is a pity we under Mr. Dunn's segime, was the aclamation. in all Mahon: "You may take anything astic (Green).-Twenty- tion of attaining first place pressed at his base appeals to Nov. 21 of more exhibitions are not given only secular newspaper in the city Archbishop's is the He Australian. Ireland. like."-West you Pentecost. after and Religious Rancour. Racial Sunday sixth such musicianly skill as was afford- that ever had a kind word to say and BOOKS, sold and unsold, on., Nov. 22 (Red).-St. Cecilia, cousin. Hughes: "Then we are to take it ed the people on this occasion. It about Dr. Mannix, and it is due to TICKETS, BUTTS "The Labour members lashed him Virgin and Martyr. unmercifully as the ohampion char- that the report is correct? before MONDAY is evidence of the practical training Mr. Dunn, in no little way, that the must be RETURNED on or unas celebrated be will Masses Clement, (Red).-St. -s., Nov. 23 Mahon: You are not to take any- for which the Sisters are remarkable. and sectarian incendiary. Here censorship of the press in der at the places mentioned:-Sun- atan Pope and Martyr. thing of the kind."-Federal Han - It does one good even to hope that military W.A. was abandoned when it was, WEEK, NOVEMBER 29TH. 21, Waroona, 8.30; I want to say that my Labour col- sard. ed., Nov. 24 (White).-St. John day, November fight. more of such singing may possibly and that a healthy, democratic feelNovember 28: leagues put up a magnificent Yarloop, 10 a.m. of the Cross. They had the advantage, and made be heard at the entertainments usu,urs., Nov. 25 (Red).-St. Cathe- Brunswick, 9 a.m.; Mornington, 11 good use of it, of close and accurate ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE AND ally arranged for the close of the ing began to make itself felt. COTTESLOE BAZAAR o'clock. rine, Virgin and Martyr. of affairs in Ireland. We knowledge scholastic year. On the same evenCOLLEGE, SPRINGWOOD ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL, Nov. 28 (White).-St. Silvester, gratitude. and much classical all owe them of exhibition ing an 8; WALES. NEW SOUTH Mass next Sunday.-Gosnells, SUBIACO. MONDAY NIGHT NEXT. Abbot. "Various explanations are offered dancing was given by a mere the Armadale, 10. THE PRIEST- fancy t., Nov. 27 (White). --Of reasons for the expulsion motion. STUDENTS FOR dot of a girl-little Miss Ester. While Holy Mass will be celebrated at as HOOD. COTTESLOE HALL. Blessed Virgin on Saturday. to be indesired reHughes those One is that a wonder, is herself she menA GRAND CONCERT the following places- on days allies. the Twenty-Five sponsible for her ability and culture Two Bursaries of At 8 p in Nov. 28.-Pinjarra dependent of his unstable Word ,has been received at ths tioned:-Sunday, desirous highThe Kalgoorlie Students for the Party. each Pounds deserve Country dancer surely as a December Sunday, 10. lace to the effect that his Grace 8; Coolup, Mill, Will be given by the Pupils of the SOMETHING TO SUIT EVERYONE'S TASTE WILL BE PRO8; Dwellingup, 10. seat, if he could win it with his nom- of studying for Country Dioceses of est commendation. chbishop Cline, is leaving Lon - 5.-No. 2 Australia. CURABLE. On Wednesday afternoon the fete 12.-Nanga inee,would give him the requisite Above School on December n by the R.M.S. Ormonde about Sunday, cou-se, Kalgoorlie, of Sunday, majority. 10. Applications, together with letter was open for business as at night. FATHER O'NEILL EXTENDS A GENERAL INVITATION cember 18th. next, and is expect Brook, 8; Dwellingup, will have something to say to that. from Parish Priest, should be ad- On this occasion St. Joseph's Girls' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, Ser 8; 19.-Jarandale, on January December in Perth to arrive TO ALL TO VISIT THE BAZAAR, AND MAHE IT A GREAT is the ominous dressed to the President, St. Pat- Orchestra provided the musical proexplanation Another 10. pentine Falls, h. following. SUCCESS. The marked efficiency sagging of the in the rick's College, Manly, before Janu- gramme. these girls have reached was evili()N. P. COLLIER, M.L.A., WILL OPEN THE FETE. KING'S HALL, SUBIACO. ary 1st., 1921. £20,000 Hughes's Testimonial Accompanying his Grace on his ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. all -when Perth, in recently denced to difficult given N.B.-Preference Father by the London turn to the State is Rev. Sisters of the Poor Fund.-- project, engineered the Orphanage girls gave their first Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8. Missions. by the up taken and Mahon, a priest of outstanding "ALittle bugs, money Friend," 5/-. ility. Ordained in All Hallow?

Hugh Mohon's Expulsion.

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Gospel of the Devil"

Comm.F9Itb4-4:';,:i.kanko,

nxan Archbishop and Shooting. OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF done has Government terrible the very day living in a are "We and murderers the present nothing to discover English Unionists, Catholic Land.. time, and the only policy at of Australi and Rabaul (New Britain); no handle Protestant Alike. of Lord Mayor MacCurtain. sayThe In the Principal Cities and TOwns to is one of restraint. Give I now reason is obvious. Rev. Dr. GilMost said a anyone," to Bishop Cohalan Indicts. the Prime Minister: Establishwhich martin, preaching in Tuam Catheat Bunk Ayyofeand 3avinN Britain, :If:, r.°",mr..u. et all Sranoha,, and aoi&eon, judicial tribunal of inquiry get dray recently. out Au.tra,Ia, and at Papua, New Bishop Reynaud, of Cheh-Kiang, all Cabinet to Test Smyth can be trusted, and you will up to *1,000. transcends Challenges seminary. Deposits charity on Saying Internet preparatory at% the his that build proof Cases. convincing up to *1,300. Swaney every and £1,000 positive one over declared than Grace Amounts his more on ay, Interest the pod things, where there are now murder was committed by In his report had a right to his political - Sir DENISON MILLER, 'LOAM. KELL, You will get positive convincing man out he JAMES the hundred students.points out the wisin ice; them agnostic, carrying Ift0 the in to but views, ordinary letter a Reynaud "The Bishop In the course of Inspector SwanDeputy n.nver nor of Gilbert Chesterton. has dom of encouraging the initiative of London Times, Bishop Cohalan, of proof that District must observe the great Command. Right Rev. Michael J. Gallagher, and zy, recently murdered at Lisburn, is a nonelected opinion Christians in Cork, says. his facts all wrong. He in mends of Christ -Love of God Bishop 01 Detroit, has been fervent and influential himself deeply implicated of got of reasons; pen was the Friends neighbour. the rule, a of multitude one's as of a for Love President where, in Mayor National He a country the missioners to supply to be "Unfortunately there is nu Glad- the murder of the Lord Very Rev. believer "It is the gospel of the devil they are untrue reasons. Ages Irish Freedom, to succeed whose pie expect Tel. A1940. where he was at the time disor raid ac- but stone to awaken England to a insense Middle her Cork, doubts because the they P. E. Magennis, 0.C.C., And let shooting, counter -shooting, of police. committed be- all needs. inspector the trict enormities weren't the Genof proceeded houses," Superior but of people's office ing the barbaric, were cession to Balfourian this contrast be noticed: Mr. Swan. The Ireland. in revenge neof demonstratname is Basilica forms makes All ancient eral of Calced Carmelitesresidence in cause Darwinianism Ruins of the Sir Ed- zy was a Protestant and Unionist, Archbishop. charity. do Revenge on Blessed policy was resumed when Belfast in honour of the cd, but it isn't; because miracles to and, though he was known to have were against cessary his permanent women to. ward Carson was sent to National not happen, but they do; because erected by Saint Nicaise in 401, DENTAL SURGEON. Home taken part in organising the murder the innocent, terrorising Rome. Bishop Gallagher is Order Virgin against crusade of were a preach they ivory were terrible violations statues of children were lazy, lout and sacred monks with there President of the Ancient mistake gether no MacCurtain, be are Lot there mute of Lord Mayor Nuns around AuxiliRule. carved, because Sending Ladies' BARRAOK4T. (U the charity. of beautifully 148 of industrious; and and very Hibernians his was no retaliation on his fellow Proit; Sir Edward Carson in the also an awful violabut they are particularly strangely been discovered beneath the about Denary, A.O.H. He has distinguished in Cork; der notices was merely art was have testantants and Unionists prelate. unhappy, was boycotting, which is a legally -qualified and Registered the great Cathedral Ulster campaign, was another who the of tion; cheerful; because Christian was BOXALL, Mr. W. the himself among Americanof freedom All foundations himself when Mr, Swinizy respectfully draws violation. decked out of Rheims by workmen. The nave tool of the Unionist Party. of Victoria and Western Australia, sad and pale, but it wascolours his but the might he a very serious tist who are open advocates Western Lisburn, in in endorsed turn, practice in his Unionism and of murdered, dan that a very fact leaders was the in particularly bright attention of the public to were Organised boycott policy, houses of several Catholics of Ireland. of the primitive building, regarding . It was a villainous years, has been built en the of which records leaeC policy. gerous weapon. gay with gold; because modern sciAustralia, during the last eighteen recommendations now that its fruits are burned in retaliation. was far ence is moving away front the su- the character of meritorious skill and has been disclosed, sup- and it is only foundations doubt, solid The Swiss city of Geneva the little Truce. that he for analysis Calls last Again the In of moving is in You. home ripening. appreciates this ea much He May Astonish but it isn't, it by three Roman arches from gratified patients. He regarding has needy best known as oftheinterest was an appeal to his address. to pernatural, the portedcondition. his duty campaign with was have it Carson that Recalling is supernatural, mistakes It the Archaeologists Commisprevent to CaIvan. toward Divisional wishes It John good Col. Smyth, no agencies, fanaticism. employs and some hatred to and lost to refer the Perth, has of train." religious ago is town months railway one establishment the rapidity of a only carsful investigation edifice, said in effect to the Protestants of sioner of Police, was shot on account some praises, note that Calvin's made Preis The neighthat Country. et' in touts, or canvassers in Town or much of its former Calvinistic religious of the programme of police action violation .:.ridcharity sandy floor of the ancient and the Public& enciceses commuthat he then called Ulster: Your political and bouth...! archaelogical die - and these investigations resulted in the Medical Profession recommends, pect, and is now a Catholic daily demonunder Home which he propounded to the police It An interesting It is liberties will be lost governed the for a trice of God, Dr. Gilmartin marvellous system of removing teeth is this on the Flarni- finding the loot art treasures. undoubtedly that made by and nity by a comfortable majority. been Lietowel; of has covers' be no will was for said so far as he knew there however, reminis- nian Way, nut far from the \ratio -in, apparent that the monks of the Rule; You strated without pain.of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withstill retains, would, perhaps, Irish Government is responsible you loits the in Rule; in to since Rome fired shot position enimages his sets in the criminal former him were beautiful its who Our cences of Ca- his murder by retaining face and period had buried some workmen the world; the contour ofto the in- have nothing to fear from your he called, in things Catho- where out doubt the best in the in discrimination against defy detection. were left office after that deplorable speech. cality. of Again gaged in mending the road came ac- save them from some barbarian such a manner as tholic neighbours if they Rule God and of the Gospel of Mouth being reproduced The Catholic churches which you Again I say to the Prime Minister: name lic. perfectly tastevasion of that time. ross what appears to be a prehistoric durable, Home and that under of light, the of but a continuance comfortable, hands alone, tri for is the * it which * Christ, * Moreover, were kleiivered into Three tomes up a trustworthy judicial and pure. I have many seven- necropolis. will be dominated by an intolerant Set that there would be no shoot conI less, and permanently wholesome Old Catholic Schism in the burial, and despite Sir Hamar Green- truce, Writing in the Catholic Sun, Syraclass of work. Teeth not an no beer have hitherto been examined the Pope of. Rome. shooting; imitators, but no rivall, in this new ties of the last century havemainly tained skeletons of gigantic stature cuse, New York, on "The Angle potentate, denial, you will get convincing or attempted wood's system. At least, call i my sending on or terrorism, remodelled worship be ting can Father O'Reilly says restored to Catholic M. Ador, Gen- in a perfect state of preservation. workmanship Catholic Even. proof that Colonel Smyth did threats, of notices-as happened in My Myths," a ing Not Saxon elsewhere. see my dentures, before going I devote all my time personall speech imputed to him; around through the work of speak of Anglo-Saxon civililives Cathoand honour- deliver thewill sin- that tomeans my best advertisement, because "And with the singlelate also get information the town recently threatening where I eva's foremost citizen. The to speak of something John McCormack, the great Sir Mark and you province, is of the Eastern sation what -and no raids on houses. to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right to Catho exception as delighted you Roman able astonish lic majority in the entire recently may who distinctively is which ger, that pora single "you on. found singwent not Grace his was "If," in known by my reputation. belong that there remarkable. said his murderers Sykes, aptly the nearly 10.000, and all political with been has It organisation to in one day; consulcon Australia lic. and attended be of this in can God future Protestant of patients deck word the early hear Country the don't playing Unionist, tents point to the city of Geneva ing, broke his leg while He is, how- the conversion of the Anglo-Saxons British to protest against this ed. are saved by those who has matter, He may strike you sooner tions are free, and many pounds the spectacle of planted, the Scot wat- Catholic, It is this state of things which the work to me. Rome. games on the Naldera. home- "the Roman of or later, because God's laws are not suit me and entrust their campaign of evil. It destroyed being ruled by adherents ofCatholic alarmed moderate peopleand last for reference, and call before d ever, continuing his journey and the Briton did nothing." at ered, address fruits my its Those of and note impunity. a more weeks Take far with six is violated will be some Though the city of the history of Eng- Liberal Government; attacks on the all classes throughout Ireland, Dentistry in all its branches by S will be terrorisgo elsewhere. religious res- wards. heItis able to move around The period to the to people in terrorise ciding who Angloseen be together the as can them than non-Catholic, yetSisters known bringing is is that which must before I don't care who they ed Assistants. of persons and property of Catholics in try to agree on a system of self. ed later on. friends in Austra- land Beverley, First Sunday sesastrictions exist, our Saxon period is one of the glories These doors, again. His many York, First Saturday in the Month. I am making no distinction at There is Belfast, Derry, and Lisburn.property his accident. wear secular clothes out of government which may be generally are; the Old Roman Church. civilisation so much lia will regret and shall sword the take person that the they all: on attacks English Ireland, and priests are forbidden in the nothing in are acceptable W. BOXTI.LL,' on such How can perish by the sword. of Catholics, where Protestants as the use of the surplice to -day that, even approximates Father Aloysius Luther, 0.5.B., at of 148 BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs). read in a notable majority, are bad in those merit justice who show no occasions as funeral processions. the Anglo-Saxon period. WeAnglowho has been appointed Superior particularare they SPIGL but J. mercy? the descendant themselves, a is when U.S.A., in the days that Longmont, Ireland, Consistorial like the Prayer. in country PERTH, Grace's of a a His ly evil in In August last the founder TOBACCONIST, Saxon reigned a parish was called of one the presence of Martin Luther: Hall of the Vatican, in There are a num- confession district. The Anglo- where the unlawful actions pray solemnly that the justice was read Protestantism. become in time a Will be pleased if you would call for of "IGod may, for the sake of all, of the Holy Father, there of descendants in Penn- Saxon king and his Witan appointed party. tend toaction of Luther's t ir ber another the by Heroism and save money. strike anyone who violates the prerequirements your the Decree of the Mariettin Joseph sylvania, and they are all Catho- fasts and abstinences and the obli- principle of Barrack and Murray Streets. if a pasty and it would be deplorable Shaving 4d.; Haircutting 9. tue of the Ven. cept of charity by terrorising others gation of confession was made became atMarist, founder lics. "The Famous "Bniges acme. Orders sent to any part of WA. legislation. There the rule of life in Ireland Benoit Champagnat, an injustice or injury. secular doing of or subject of Broneedproperty Little and the remittance No Post, V.P. for town whose death is were prayers and Masses for the tacks on the person by the in of the Institute of Russel. Bishop called meeting "A Labranchu, Marie the the ori- dead, which were also subjects of Catholics by Protestants in by ed. Cheapest in Perth. added, he thers of Mary. Mgr. a certain purpose is," pre- announced from Paris, was Zola's civil legislation. in THE PLACE TO GO FOR Razors Set, Watches, Pipes, or Religious com- North, and in the South attacks of Charleston, was among thoseof the ginal of "La Grivotte" There is no use in to munities banded the person and pro - any other articles Repaired, with "proclaimed. on went toZola are Catholics you themselves sent. Mgr. Verde. secretary because it, to hold Lourdes. trying on HATS, SILK and FAS=O De novel the PANAMA VESTS, lead FANCY Rites, of round Protestants. offer of novel and guarantee. a party all CathoPsalter upon Congregation to recite the not able, and I call to Lourdes and wrote cures there. gether members. SOX. TIES, ETC. Massacre. to go near cree and the address of thanks and by SHIRTS, deceased not parish the their in for lics F", Government pilgrimages Masses by the a pilgrim the speHis Holiness was delivered that meeting. I ask you to disperse of tha Marie Labranchu was at the great We find Guilds formed for The government of Ireland has for not Copere, Procurator ofGeneral GLENORAN NO. 10 quietly to your homes, and APPAR whom Zola encountered was then in cific purpose to secure prayersafter the Cause. come to this, that when a Policeman BEST. Marists, Postulator based She EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING members their of to SCOTLAND'S shrine. souls mind any meeting, or terrible rethe made is reply no attempt She murdered is freinstitution The Holy Father on thehisGospe) French consumption. of Another polmay follow." stages the sults last death. but WHISKY. the MALT murderer, the PURE does, returndiscover often and cured as he so quently mentioned in Anglo-Saxon The Vet). Cham- was miraculously COUNTRY ORPERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. The ice in retaliation murder somebody of the Sunday. she lived for over laws is that of Peter's Pence. As supplied under Contract to the a tree giving ed home, where In his laws governing this offering to the else. When a policeman is murderpagnat was indeedthese afterwards. Hospitals and Government RECEIVED. WA. years lawyers in PUBLICATIONS Crown seen twenty the are South was the Railin ed Also she forth good fruits,the work he found- novel Zola represented that bear witness to the very close say the murderers cannot he discos'- Medical Department. THE she col- Pope the the progress of way Dining Cars and the Leading between England and From Messrs. Hodder Shoughton, DON'T FORGET other only apparently cured, that the the union See ered because the people ifsympathise Referring too, to theHoliness ADDRESS ed. train and died on in those days. the in a civilian Hotels and Clubs throughout Sydney, we have received copies of Holy lapsed His reGospel, the with the murderer; but fact part of the actual Story," In Own State. aolMercier's or PERTH. the home. "Cardinal of wee, police is murdered by the Marie gut showed how, at the beginning CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, Sole Agent Penny Plain. By 0. Doeglas. were false covery was permanent. diers, or if a Catholic isthemurdered nineteenth century, there return, and when Melher Linehan, after murderFrom William married Ireland, disseminating of the B277. in the North Telephone, PHIL COYLE prophets in France,doctrine, called she became a widow she entered in bourne: er goes free without any theGovernfalse and ruinous Fraternity, but Convent of the Good Shepherd gen"Sermons." By Rt. Rev. J. S. P. J. HEVRON ment imputation against Liberty, Equality, has lived ever since, she inwhere Vaughan, D.D. (2 vols.)and Paris, public. Tel a the CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FOR- eral Protestant years many based on a false conception by From C. J. de Garis Publicity Co.. thus outlivingconsigned her to ex. terpretation of those words. "Deeply Implicated." WARDING AGENCY. Telephone 739. who Ven. Melbourne: the by novelist May founded The Sodality Yrs, By died himself first. "The Everlastin' Ballads," "The late Lord Mayor of Corknight GENERAL CARRIERS. providentially to tinction butpeace! Champagnat came M. HALLION MURRAY. Harold Hansell. murdered by the policeto onthethepresent doctrines and she rest in PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS, ROBERTSON & stemma OLD BUILDINGS, confound those false they Carroll, Hay-st.: Up FACTORY, and 19-20. Dwyer doBREAD From were "March of MACHINE harm PERTH. STREET, , to mitigate the P.P ' Battle." FREMANTLE, Years -Five Corbett, growTwenty the "A to NORTH FREMANTLE. Very Rev. Canon ing, by teaching truth result Hon. R. D. Meagher. is seen V.F., drew a terrible picture of the parts of Fro- By the Catholic ing generations. The Bread Delivered to allClaremont. Magazine for South wfriisehnedss hu of those sacking of Mallow at Mass on a re"The tionrtphasantkfi TO Cottesloe, Havin its progress, the number mantle, town. five that from Africa" (September). cent Sunday in from avoav benefitting by its rising the Most Rev. and Brown Bread a Specialty. Irish Monthly" (September). thousand. "The Malt letter a hundred read a to ing thousand congregaSupplied. the has she Shipping asked that he Dr. Browne, for the to inform them and the public in general, to say a specialof prayer "La Trinacria," an Italianin weekly the poor solPitts- tion VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. THE J. J. BENDON repose of the soul which has been published WEST & GARRETT Tuesday. just on life has his 1900, lost burgh,. U.S.A., sinceof Catholic j sur- dier who they SHOE STORES EXPERTS, PLUMBalready condemnhad WINDMILL ranks knew He the FREMANTLE entered 130 HIGH -STREET, ERS, ETC. has been cordial- ed the awful crime, but the crime JAMES KEATING. nalism, to which it by a 'Phone B425. It fills a long -felt Our Specialties: Pumping Enfollowed on Tuesday night Institues ly welcomed. It was dastardly, a Rains, district. 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' and Hydraulic and hellish city so Windmills, crime that in gines, want with executand and Irish !Innings. Dress Suits. replete of Scotch planned is Line Pumps. Special carefully A Bores and crime Tanks, is well edited and Pier to that Door Specialty. interest 2nd, Note the Address: ed with fiendish determination, The live news of special on Applies fellow -citizens, says left them thought for little else. Samples and Self-Mewsurement Forms Seat Just 10 LAKE-STREET, PERTH. Italian Catholic Its to Hand. directorate com- British Army could claim a victory Stationery Goods, Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Raney the Observer. not could Italian Requirements in Mallow, but, alas! they prises the most prominent All e,gns A1125 and the Tel. for laughing, WATERS diocese. & world set the BRYANT priests in the heartrendof that great victory were KALGOORLIE women and 80 to 90 STIRLING-ST., PERTH. the Calais. ing rush of franticmidnight askSome fiften years ago, at the door his to under P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. COAL MERCHANTS and WOOD provide to City Council, at the timereplaced by children sake, ing him, for God's 481. sway of the Socialists, place of refuge -Good Accommodation for Travellers. Orders Promptly Attended to. the nuns in atten them with somefiver HANNAN-STRE;iET. KALGOORLIE 'Phone their heads as civilian nurseshospitals. A physician bullets hissing Tel. A3938. the conat the ONE OF TIIE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. into dance Alder- he tried to stow them an also is who was Best of Everything Kept. of that town, Accommo4ation. NEW NORCIA. by his collea- vent schools. Another crowd For All Kinds of the Latest Foot. Splendid THE WINNING DOUBLE. man, was appointed Prices. report upon in St. Mary's cemetery -mothers, Lowest ief Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/6; Weekly the special at BEER a wear, supeevisicOn UNION under Room make Dining seated to BROTHERS. gues CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST with infants at their breasts, experiment. Pis Repairs at Current Rates, JIM FRAWLEY, Prop -ground, as if AND the result of thethat A it would be far on their family burialdead Patronise could aid conclusion was STOUT. recall the they thought their to IMPERIAL UNION advantageous more City Coun- them! They had had splendid Although the Catholic BEN JONES the Sisters. ma- business premises burned to Terms. Forty Guineas Per Annum. of a cil does not boastwill recalled. and a winter of unemploy310-12 WILLIAM -ST., PERTH. be ground nuns the by the jority, SUBIACO HOTEL * ment made sure for hundreds"These," * * factory, SUBIAOO. O'KEEFE J. DIRECTOR. ROKEBY-ROAD, persons at burning of Cleeve's M. BROTHER to the of thousand Apply For Particulars Twenty-five "were among the signs at Old -Castle he added, Beer Always on Tap. Sioux Emu or BUTCHER, Zulus by not landed the funeral won, victory Ireland, of Seumas It Good Accommodation for Country -iMath, Belfast, of the Indians, but by Englishmen. Visitors. 246 CARR-ST., LEEDERVILLE. goad policy to Natcergain, commandant a relative of was a calculated BARRACK STREET, PERTH. now, insurrection into Lamb Irish volunteers and Pork, WALTER WING, Proprietor. Ns- their people Beef, Mutton, Prime of Boston. sees O'Connell God and done in 1798. £70. to Beef Cardinal had f2/2/Corned they from as on hand. military always the by PHONOGRAPHS, GRAMOPHONES and eargain was shot his duty with the ,it all, and in His own good time He Small Goods a Specialty. All Meat MOANA CAFE while discharging After services at will deliver His people who trust in kept in Cool Storage on tas PreCYLINDER RECORDS from 6 . broke down, Canon the volunteer police. Here Him. HAY -STREET, PERTH. mises. procession the 3/6. RECORDS, K. M. AMBEROL Rev. BLUE pulpit. the Kells church Irish the Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, the left A3297. and Telephone, miles to For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. Thurles marched sixteen Ryan, Adm., preaching in case DISC RECORDS, from 1/6 each. of cemetery. Cathedral referred to the inoffensive man, REGAL RECORDS, 376. Tel. A43S1. THE WINNING DOUBLE. of the solemn Michael Cleary, an On the occasion who was dragged from his home and intercession for PoUNION BEER COLUMBIA RECORDS, 10in., 4/6. parDAIRY. aged of his W.A. hearing THE function for the in the in shot Gest, of the AND land at the Church and SPRINGS for ALL MACHINES. organi- ents by assassins who fled heafter PARTS SPARE WANEROO-ROAD, Catholic to deRome, suggestedVatican, Pope Bene- their abominable deed, said OSBORNE PARK. UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. COLUMBIA NEEDLES, 1/8 per box. sations by the a letter to the Car nounced the crime with all the powD. KEANE. It was no dict addressed expressing his er he could command. REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO. dinal Vicar of Rome,example Pure Milk Delivered Twice Daily be fol- fault of theirs that he was not now HOTEL ORIENT justice in regard desire that Rome's of the Catholic a corpse. of the City, direct fro, God's part to any HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. lowed by all Bishops letter says: was as stern and inexorCows to Customers. Own murder Our to of Cain. world. The Pope's Supplying the Convents and ColGood Accommodation for Country for Po able as in the time Visitors. leges. "The interest alwaysis felt well known See, Men's pure woo all fervent women, land by the Holy Tel. B533. Chinese Our prices for pure Four past the J. MONAGHAN. rib -knitted sox Dr as the Holy See in pattitlen of Catholics, daughters of a remarklisle sox wool, silk or against dehas protested Jaeger's, 4s. 6d. of the Po- able mother, have been recently The to -day are below what Send All Orders for Printing Poland and oppression Po- corated by Pope Benedict XV. Men's heavy pu Now not only but THE PALACE HOTEL was Perth. lish people. to Bookbinding mother, Mrs. Sophie Song, and replace will makers jeopardy. Arcade, in is Central to wool rib-kuitted so land's existencethreatened with the known for a charity inspired wholly St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. W.A. RECORD PRESS. them for. BRYAN'S blae, 4s. 6d. a bounty navy in Her all Europe is God. of love situated the is by The PALACE perils of new wars. close to love of was felt especially by missionera most charming position,Houses, Men's wool and eck Men's pure wool "Therefore, not onlyof for and Europe. Commercial all and Banks ton English sox, 2e 6 Dr. fine cashmere Poland, but for love patronised Theatres, and is largely that all unite with the Pope desiresGod Jaeger sox 6s. 6d. Men's pure woo by the principal Farmers and Gra to spare Poland him to implore disaster, reState. to the and triers in Cashmere sox wit. Men's pure wool from supreme exhausted from TARIFF, clog, 7s. scourge colored MODERATE move this flue cashmere English under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia.) and 8s. 6d. Europe." J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. sox 48. ed. and 5. 6d_ by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered (Approved medical Telephone A1428. CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. Kevin Barry, the young PriIts Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, demanding student, executedit inis leiountjoy Se. 6d on the to Catholics (males and females), Appeals alleged Specially it and the for, by Men's Amerieasti Lisle alread vox, plain black receipt Catholic, on Dublin, and son, It is essentially Irish and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be established in any Locality by the PR1EST!of the "Black QUEALY'S HOTEL 6d. avid 5s. ed. Colons 4s. 6d. and 5e. unsupported testimony of sanctioned SUPPORT retheir PERSONS, TEN soldier, by a a requisition SIGNED Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. out in the requisition. and Tans," murdering DISTRICT SECRETARY ofand and march. Men's Art silk BOX, colons, 6.. Ed. ages'of intending members being fully set ceived Holy Communion in Funds. the DISTRICT, the names Excellent Accommodation. to the scaffold Lisle, heels, toes, New Zealand: 50,000 members and £300,383 and ed unflinchingly outside Commonwealth the as throughout Mall', pare Silk sox, reinforced in BEER ON DRAUGHT. .550 BRANCHES Guaranteed. UNION Sickness of cases in while thousands tolled. prayed Assistance arMedical and Two help 6d. 9a. tops CONTRIBUTIONS. and Financial Proprietress. MODERATE bell QUEALY, Mrs. the prison MEMBERS. the outskirts SUBURBAN NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT moured cars waited on AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND Dublin chaplain of the crowd. Theexecutoin ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL this LOANS G. F. YEATES of the PROPERTY. , FREEHOLD declared, after HAY 18 years of age Optician, boy, who was only seen a man walk NisA. re lih never -Whe had he PERTH. that The 87 BARRACK -STREET, scaffola. Hibernian Hall, Murray-st., Perth. so bravely to the re J. J. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, hands with his (Opposite Town Hall). Full Particulars on Application to brave lad shook remarking 'm off "I St lative, smilingly ) in st re soul his May

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0 PgrEOLE port was about to be exposed at a DONGARRA. TAR[ UP. Coroner's Court, General Sir Neville rVIAMI Macready personally prohibited the vOi On Wednesday morning, NovemSPOoL TENS.ON holding of such a court, and set up at St. ber 3rd, there took place RELEASE seiNDUE instead a secret military court of the Dominick's Priory, Dongarra, inquiry, from which all civilians and Other People's Opinion ceremony of Religious Profession, all press correspondents were ex(bp Ce.apb.all o bititup the old Order "The greatest exemplification of the new member of cluded. Flo. Miss SEWING Democracy on earth is the Roman of St. Dominickin being (Cyril Bryan.) Sister religion Keeley, rence Bri22, Mass." night of September On the at 41 tish military and police sacked the Catholic congregation Nfary Carmel, daughter of Mr and Thomas Carvle. MACHINES a Mrs. Keeley, of Geraldton. towns of Lahinch, Miltown Malbay, His Lordship, Most Rev. Dr. and Ennistymon, in the County cf C "There is hardly a single crime al'I SIMPLE, SILENT, STRONG et-tE In all three towns they leged against the Germans in Bel- Kelly, Bishop of Geraldton, presided Clare. forced an entry into the houses of gium which has not been commit- and was assisted by the Rev. FaSTANDARD SEWING The several Republicans, and demanded ted by David Lloyd George'. drunk- thers Scanlon and O'Hare. MACHINES that they be handed over to them en, disorderly soldiery in Ireland. latter, in a few well-chosen words, there by remindbodies these ceremony found prefaced the later Boner find execution. They failed to for George, 1920. 'Lloyd 28, And David LOCK STITCH asd CRAIN Dublin, Sept. and into relatives uncovered them assembled they threw their prey in the greater number Law and Carson -arch -liars and hy- ing the If many events of the past year STITCH the road, where they were left all of houses visited, but at Lahinch pocrites if there were ever such in friends of the meaning of the funcAOJUSTARL phyp floor, W.A. Chambers, or so in Ireland have made me PIN ION night! 111.0111 MOM they did find two, Mr. Daniel Lin the world -forced men to die in or- tion they had come to witness cerercive sically sick with horror, at least Twe Muffins is OR fliallOhl Manta a young girl vowing herself :in English press correspondent nane and Mr. Thomas Connote der (they said) to punish Germany that of service there have been some things that asp The world, of God. brutes to the made me laugh, and laugh told me that the bodies presented a These they dragged from their for crimes such as English Ireland. New Shipment jest opened. limo most perfect round shuttle machine made. George's Terrace, Perth have he said, viewed the act as one of Let me tell you ,hocking appearance-as if they homes and assassinated in the pub are to-day committing in unrestrainedly. the had been done to death, not by men, lic street. throwing the dead body What does the -Union Jack stand madness -it looked to having its morning Write fur illustrated Catalogue and particulars of Hire Purchase to This latest. the very TOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. Wicklow Hotel was raided, just off but by animals. The British mill- of Mr. Thomas Connole into the for now?" -New Zealand Tablet. opinions sought, and respected and . followed, but when a young girl Four officers, six tary authorities state that they have burning house, to which they had Grafton -street. its op "It is Nature's kind dispensation entered religion she ignored 289 MURRAY Bt., PERTH. soldiers, and four "G" men (one of instituted an inquiry into there as. set fire. defend inions and followed what was not (The Beale Piano Agents), to easier known always place the is sassinations, but nothing On Friday. September 24th, the that it is, SUCCESS in Business them masked!) searched neigh- of the world -therefore the hard Every room was of the police of time at which this uniformed murder-gang who had as - one's own than to attack thesafer for two hours. in and bitter epithets hurled at her. wo- inquiry was held. A hand is always No civilians tassinated Mr. John Moysius Lynch bour's. comes from TRAINING entered, the guests. men and nook anybody The call to religion is God-given, were summoned to it, and no press- in his bed at the Royal Exchange its own pocket than in men, ordered up, and every and in following it she leaves beBut into were invited. Hotel, forced an entry at 1.55 a.m. else's, a dispensation that makes for and corner was examined. its guarantee for hind her the busy world and into the Clarence Hotel, Wellington honesty and is a whoever it was they were after, Murder. An Appalling We Coach inpursuits. Still he felt sure that her KEEP THE FLIES OUT! I. They broke their peacce."-C.FI.. of. Dublin. could not find him. family and friends there present felt The murder of John Aloysius Quay, intoway every bedroom in tl.e HORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, they was not that they did not look It Exof Royal and the at the their hearts that room down in in his liberty deep of flommereial me Lynch concept brings true this A And as well METTERS' WIRE DOORS BOOKKEEPING, hotel -the ladies' bedrooms hard enough. change Hotel, right opposite Dub - as those occupied by men. They the nature and proper function of good Sister had chosen the most las illustrated). ENGLISH, Etc., an? AU to the humorous part of it: of words. Not crutinised the face of every person the State in relation to liberty is of secure, the most happy, and the one robs Castle, lin who Business Subjects. Every inmate of the hotel No 2 Size: the horror of it in this case, but rin the hotel, and in one case were greater moment at present than ever most noble life, since it is the one was unfortunate enough to have the cold-bloodedly. open, official about His favor6ft. Bin. x 2ft. Sin., Green murder one of the guests it was before.-.M. F. X. Miller, S.J. chosen by Our Lord for fruit his face fringed with whiskers was manner in which the murder was when atomember of the ites. In the world the IS/6 Wire .. of the murder -gang Ow. Special FULL BUSINESS compelled to submit to the indig- carried out. At 3 am. on W ednes- told the uniformed tree is offered to God, but from reEft. Sin. x 2ft. Ain., Galv. British officer in OURSE guarantees to fully quilt same whis- day morning last twelve soldiers these having of nity gets the tree as ligious he is nut Wire 20/. "that .. y in ONE YEAR. assassins. of the to HOTEL SAVOY kers tugged by the soldiers well as the fruit -the capital as well and police, in uniform, knocked at charge ..ft. Sin. x 2ft, Sin, Green a short consultation. the Acme of Luxury as the interest, for by their vow of ascertain if they were the genuine the door of the Royal Exchange the partyAfter find. The Savoy is Refinement. 19/without Wire left hotel the thing and obedience they give Him not only and asked for apartments. ing their intended victim, who is a 6ft. Sin. x 2ft. Sin., Gal, Words Hotel,night IMPORTANT. -We are having M- Shades of the Prophet! Tariff. 12s 6d per day; £4 4s per porter, William Barrett, well-known Republican Member of their actions but the most precious The 21/ Wire .. March fail me. for ed, to be ready I try to imagine Mated-lie i.o were there week. in them that thing they have-their own will 0). a Lone Range Receiving Am Dwyer and Amaziah Green sharing informed Other Sizes in Proportion. The Parliament. hotel. the by it is in Him of Whom reserved of vacant be imitation may rooms Accommodation type modern 2311 of the most rants On Saturday. September a room in the Wicklow Hotel, and written, "I Come to do Thy Will, 0 then stated that they had General wire or letter. Wire Windows Made to Any Sir Neville Macready's as. alve and Crystal Receiver, taught being awakened from their just sleep military thirty to perform, and demand- cret military my God," and Who after J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. Stu. Expert Instructors. Students at 2 am. by a steel-helmetted, fix a "duty" court returned a fincladmit were They years spent in a life of which the admittance. ed in Certificate alify for Operator's the assassination of justifying (read on) ing a bayonetted carried party the is was subject to of record "He only Each ted. in and Lynch. Months. Aloysius John playfully Mr. who Tommy, HOTEL English BEDFORD Two ordered the night them," delivered Himself up after revolver. Sep grabs their whiskers and wags them porter to hold up their hands; the the early morning of Sunday, MURRAY-STREET. three years of preaching. to become police forced with a hearty goodwill for the glory others examined the register and tember 26th, British Renovated Throughout. obedient even to the death of the Terms on Application to: Thoroughly of male the houses into the entry of an honour The of the Empire and the bedrooms. the to for CounCross. This was the life He offerupstairs Splendid Accommodation went Principal. B.A., HALPIN, in T. S. Republerenicas We have the S.P.C.A. porter heard them knock at one of Prom Union Jack! try Visitors. ed to this good Sister and to all who Mr. made fBorelfast Sear ches (Late 16th. Batt., A.I.F.) here; we have a Society for the Aid the bedroom doors, and enter the C itY. McEntree, TARRIFF MODERATE. entered religion. "As the years go 11111111.11111.1.1.1111=1.111111111=11111 Perlin. of Member Sear have we of Distressed Protestants: GEORGE AUBURN. Proprietor. by," the preacher continued. "Re 'Phone 2357. room, closing the door behind them for South Monaghan. Councilthe Y.M.C.A. Surely, soon we will No report of shots was heard by the ment 112 Bourke -street, Kalgoorlie. ligious look back with joy and grati D. McCullogh. and Councillor J. see the inauguration of a Society night porter. Some ten minutes for tude to the day of their Holy Prothe of Members to Barnes, B Republican of Cruelty Prevention party the for military the of and he hoped that the those later T. P. HERBERT It is a who had gone upstairs returned, Belfast Corporation. None of these WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER fession," People with Whiskers. memory of this day with its solemn Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors special. well other three but home, were at hairdresthe but toe. Family Grocer and Provision queer thing, them, they joining TO others the ceremony might ever fill the good and, were Republicans Under Owner's Personal Supervision ly Catered for. sers' strike, which has been raging withdrew. The night porter, believ- known BelfastBritish police, wearing Merchant. Sister's mind with thanksgiving as TOWER HOTEL past, came to an end ing that the object of the military At 1.30 a.m.. M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. she grew in fidelity to the promises ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. for six weeks 2.36 into broke uniform, the British if this I am wondering to-day. CHARLES ST, WEST PERTH, made to God this morning. Then (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) raid had been a search of sonic kind (Near Nicholson -Road). -road, and having held up latest crisis was responsible for the which had evidently proved fruit. Springfield the ceremony of Profession his aged father and mother, entered And your old friend Ernie hands followed Goods carefully packed. Families sudden settlement. in all its impressive solemnity, till less, closed the hotel, and went up_ the bedroom of Mr. John Trayner all. a welcome to yell out Country orders ired on daily. Horror on Horror. the young Sister prostrated herself stairs to examine the doors of the and shot him dead. At 2 am. urn. tended to. First Class Residential Home. They were ail before the Altar, to mark her comI began this by referring to the various bedrooms. police broke into the resiCleanliness and Attention. and the night porter return- formed plete death to the world: and as Falls Trodden, Mr. Edward many happenings of the past year closed, of that noth- dence B. McGrade, Proprietor. she rose to her new life as a member At him. assassinated or so, which have made me physi- ed to his office satisfied and road. Insurance Company, Limited. NORTH PERTH MOTOR of the great family of St DominBut all the ing serious had occurred. forced their with horror. police sick other cally a.m.. 5.30 GARAGE. ick, the choir intoned an approhundred as SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. or Fiction. and year, -road -and past of the Fact Springfield events way into 54 priate and the psalm. day's rite GOVE.ST. TRAM TERMINUS years. arc as nothing compared to An hour later another knock ,aseinated Mr. John ItleFodden. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, Newcastle Club Hotel was concluded by the chanting of the frightfulness of the past few Teleph'sies, A1837 and A4598. the night porter to the hotel In addition to the issue of the the "Te Deum," and Benediction of and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST It has been nothing but called weeks. a constable above official report, the British South Terraco, Fremantle. and A sergeant door. BOGUE AND SPERRING. E MIDWOOD, Manager. the Most Holy Sacrament. CURRENT RATES. horror on horror, and in fact it was of the Dublin Metropolitan Police Military Government in Ireland rre CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND a vain attempt to get away from "You admittance. to shield the Newly Renovated and Up -to -Date. steps demanded further taken prompted the horror of it all that NIGHT. An Goldfields and North-West Cushave a man dead in the house," murderers in its employment. me to begin this letter with a laugh the sergeant informed the night inquest, which it was proposed ti tomers specially catered for. South Cream Cars for Weddings. Alas? the laugh slides off one's face porter replied hold on the body of the deceased Beach trams stop at door. night The porter. very easily in these days. My God, that there was nobody dead in at noon today. has been prohibit:A Proprietor: T. H. RYAN (late sec- "Outlines of the World's Liters, it is all too dreadful. You would It is retary Celtic Club, & Wyndham). ture," by Harold Burns, is a useful The police replied, by order of Dublin Castle. the hotel. elephone B162. not believe me -could not believe volume of reference both for trim "There is a Mr. Lynch dead here. also of importance to notice that in could, I canyou if even And me. the to dents and for the general conveyed elapsed was reader which MOIR'S CHAMBERS, Information hours fourteen the FARRELL BROS. not bring myself to set it down in who may feel inclined now and therm station by the military that a man between the assassination and t' ,. oral Produce Merchants and writing. That means dwelling upon MOTOR CAR PAINTING. no. 6. We ierufs of the official report taking to peruse room about the men in shot had been CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. Crushers. Corn it all, and that I want to avoid, aland their works, who from the time were requested to go and take responsibility for the shooting, no OWARD-ST FREMANTLE. though it is an almost impossible of Homer and to the end of The police then went investigation was made into the HARRY the McCARTHY charge." beI have a pile of papers 19th. century have provided for the only Firm who Specialise in task. to the roorro and until 5.30 in the murder by the British police autho Nate the Address 195 PIER-STREET. fore me, all marked -the murders, afternoon allowed no person to view rides in Dublin City. world's intellectual wants slid adGrain and Salt Crushiag. the bumings, the ferocities of the or examine the body of the military ministered to its mental tastes. PAINTER. COACH PRACTICAL 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A'2938. past few days, I cannot touch them. victim. The author has succeeded, as he But at least some few details must hoped, in not making his Established Over 20 Years. book Society. Cas Irish Dublin an later Join hours Fourteen the briefest so in READ THIS! be sent you, and "leaden." The characters are drawn of manner here are jue a few of the tie issued this "official report" lightly; the characteristics of this RECHABITE RAILWAY the day the murder: ordinary happenings work was set forth bright'.,; the here is in our midst a curious here -so ordinary that the English accom ABUSE. force, "A small military MADE FOR USE-NOT WERE EYES quotations are apt, and the whole YOUR of Irishman. press doesn't bother to bestow more panied by police officers, visited the Coffee enlivened by numerous portraits Coffee Kerry Ice is Bright, To get the best results from any piece of intricate mechanism, than a few words on them, when Exchange Hotel, Parliament-street, that seem to look out at the reader The Eyes can certainly And the Price is Right. reasonable care must be given it. Dublin, in the early hours of this it does mention them at all. from the times in which those peoMRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress, (by headaches, etc.), warns Nature of arrest when but deal, the purpose a good for stand morning UR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. ple lived. The contents of the volShot Like Dogs. oppoit is time to act promptly. Ring A8256. ing a man named Jack Lynch. On The most suitable for Visitors to Perth. They are right ume are arranged under the capCity Galway 9th, On September entering his bedroom on the third site the Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate tions. Oriental Literature; Greek was sacked by British police. Duo floor of the hotel they were fired CO. Prices. Literature; Latin Literature; ing the sacking several houses were The fire was returned, and French Literature; Italian LiteraT.CLASS ROOMS TO LET searched for certain prominent Re- upon. COPARPIgYpriak Manager Lynch was shot dead through the W. ture; Spanish Literature; PortuguAt publicans. When they were found head. revolver II -chambered six A l'11,11V1' ese Literature; Celtic Literature; fit 13 A.I1133'154 A.11,CA.Es 26 IRWIN-STREET. -.Z not to be at home, the houses were with one chamber discharged was English Literature; North AmeriTwo first looted and then fired. erms Moderate to Permanent found beside the body." can Literature: German Literature; Republicans prominent the of Lodgers. Netherlands Literature; Scandana This official report was issued at sought by the police were found at PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' vian Literature; and Slav After it had bee', MRS. O'BYRNE, Proprietress. p.m. Literahome. Mr. J. Cummins was taken about 5.30 COLOURMEN. and friends ture. A good index is provided. In sst from his house at 2.20 a.m., and was issued the relatives dealing with the literature of Greece to see the body. Four Prices for Convents and Schools. placed in a position for execution. were allowed Special and Retail. Wholesale military the and Rome, previously and on the five more The police who attempted to exe teen hours knew of the assassinaimportant modern literatures, the cute him were under the influence authorities informed the police at author has sought to present a more They of drink, which they had looted. A tion. that it had occurred continuous style of narrative, and volley was fired at Cummins, who about 3.45 am. hours in intervening Telephone, No. A1011. upwards the to indicate the literary development squad spent police They measure The TO wounded. fell reofficial the form as a whole, what to He has succeeded in him deciding then withdrew, believing a.m., a When they had providing for those who are stuport should take. have been killed. At 4.20 then, and only then, the dents, and for casual readers who second squad of British police call decided, police guard was removed, take some interest in literary hi, ed at the house of Mr. James British tory. A very useful and interest. Republican and friends were allowed to tee the prominent Quirke, official reThis man. ing little Encyclopedia of Literature Mr. name. murdered by him for They asked of 480 pages, for the surprisingly port is utterly false. One shot was Quirke. who was in bed at the time. Mr Lynch's room. low price of is paper, 8/3 cloth. pleaded for time to dress. This was fired in Mr. unarmed. The shot Our copy is from Herder, Frieburg, .e Natural Remedy refused, and he was marched from Lynch was him was fired from a Germany. only his trousers which killed wearing house the or Weak Nerves and He was taken to the revolver held close to his chin, and shirt. "Penny Plain." By 0. Douglas. his chin, lips, and YOUR A pretty and enjoyable story. Pleadocks. There he was placed under powder burning Poor Blood. the fact that no wholesome, clean reading. Our a street lamp. and was then exe- nose badly. From sant, by anybody in the copy is from Hodder, cuted, ten bullets being fired into shot was isheard Shoughton, believed that the revolhotel, it back. and stomach his Ltd., Sydney and Melbourne. or blanket - end for it and secure was wrapped in a In six weeks time Christmas will to the police ver known report was the Quids° to deaden material other to orHealth. be here once more. Decide to be a prominent Republican The Coroner has been forbidden der your new Suit now, so that it The British Military Government by Macready to hold an inquest EXCHANGE HOTEL upwill be ready in plenty of time, and inquest Coroner's a prohibited It Nerve, one. ANY of the moat serious He insisted, and called inquiry thus enable you to ensure a well A public body. the on Stomach, Liver and Kidney festive the prohdbited! for was apperance citizens the dressed was then instituted by BOULDER s kisses arise from lack of nre to season. of Galway. At its opening seseep the stomach in good working The First of the Fifty! the fact that hundreds of nurses use Corner of Lane and Wittenoom satisfactory a You can make .rder. Poison gets into the blood sion it was raided and dispersed 15th, September Streets. Zam-Buk in the course of their duties Is Un Wednesday, tinied by the effete matter fey. choice of material from the particta by force by fully armed British entice in the natural digestive officers of high 1920, General Sir Nevil Macready, range of Australian of Everything. under extensive Beat further proof that In Zam-Fiuk the public larly acting The troops Then we have the hannels. Commander.in-Chief of the British Made New Season's Suitings. These rank. is furnished with a reliable healing balm naemic, debilitated wreck in our patNICK FRANCIS Army of Occupation in Ireland, attractive the most all embrace who women and and skin -cure. the purity and power of men streets, 'ty Belgian Atrocities Not In It! gave an interview to two Fiend] Proprietor terns, samples of which we will be few weeks before appeared equal which cannot be denied. Below we quote a representative of "La glad to post you, upon receipt of the twenty years of life. How On September 20th-21st, British pressmen, and 105. Boulder, of Tel. a representative the opinions of two of the many nurses Liberte," any persons in Australia have form below filled in with your name police sacked the town of Balbrime "Le repres of Petit Parisien." To the who write in praise of Zam-Buk. ne with each month, because During the sackand address. !sari, Co. Dublin. this Bri. glect, which has aided the disCLOHESY, COZIER, and 00., with house of Mr. tentative of "La Liberte" said: the pleased into he to broke are sure they You log is the so it ase which killed. And and Carver, Day tish Commander -in -Chief Foreman (Late to to them because known Suit, Made Lawless, Samuel's James your NURSE SMITH, residing in Underwood 86. lain duty of all men and women and Co,). Mr. l'adlington,sydnoy. writes: -'.After extensive exbe a prominent Republican. "No body can say when peace our highly skilled staff give every . keep the great nerve and blood perience I can confidently affirm that Zara -Bak le of all orders en Ireland, but my in the tailoring Lawless was aged 48 years, and Weise, CLEMENTS TONIC, be restored care to will the best healing bairn I have ever used. In my when you mit Mr Ism -BA . MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. The testimony ways at hand. was father of a family of eight chid conviction is that the coonprofe,edonal work I often have urgent need of It, art, Sawa see that yes get IL aeep trusted to us. Assure for yourself Ives to it tell their own story. , on account of as rest antiseptic virtues. I find it un- wet be pat Olt whet mmisidoll He was dragged from his dren. maximum of suit satisfaction by desires it, and that a very the try A.M.P. equalled for use in eases where dangerous symptoma urldpit dokomi liErow /nem mu Office: No. 46, 2nd. Floor, house, tortured, murdered, and Gibplacing your Christmas Suit Order small band of terrorists is impos: threaten. as in the after-effects of child-birth. I would as lint as fee& Nimes During the changing periods of BUILDINGS. John know Mr. We death. after force. trot bo without a pot of Zam-Buk in the house." tilated ing its policy by with us early. uturnn and winter throughout AssMares Mu Met tweet. There BEAUFORT-STREET, 169 his Works: bons was similarly dragged from most of their names, and the day " lest es msias alia, especially In interior parts CHEVIOTS NURSE LAWSON, of Evelyn Street Balaclava. theNOTBING PERTH. FOX'S SERG ES & proved rellabk He was asked to disclose come when we shall be able house. here the conditions are moat trYmay an all-round healer for all desMelbourne, says Secretary. A. HALE, W. certain of of excellent clearance Zarn health, CLEMENTS an of consider Bolt to the home hurts, I in- ZamBuk is Invaluable for Oita, criptions names and addresses We are showing the make a definite to them." valuable. I have used It in connection with my Bruise. Burns, scale. Boils. ONIC is the medicine for the Republicans. He refused, and was range of these world-famous Fabrics have pleasure In testifying to its gnome, Face tsorecand injured nursing ded system, the rundown and 'Phone, A1474. sterling anti -septic and and diseased conditions or the clubbed to the ground by the butts at prices that are the lowest in W.A. To a representative of "Le Petit liable nerve. It is the symbol He was placed in healing qualities." of police rifles. in. Commander British skin. Of all akmistandatorre G. E. DINES this Parisien" permanent strength. It corrects again was and execution for at lib sad bb per Ws., or-poet position Big the blood, stomach. peril.. Chief said: ad free from TUNER. PIANO and ORGAN and names the to disclose asked engthen the nerves and heart. C. E. Fulford sup to -ready ready He are PERTH "We STS., MURRAY & 955 HAY -STREET. WILLIAM CORNER," dresses of certain Republicans. the ci lengthens life. It has oval THE "ON he might It press ruthlessly. A "3.9.1.tittt (A19E14). ealth when long despaired of. refused and was dubbed to Sydney. necessary to shoot half a hundred 7 CENTRAL ARCADE, PERTH (A2422). THE WINNING DOUBLE. ground by the butts of police rifles. SEND TO YOUR STORE OR exe individuals, and then order woti'd He was placed in position for HIGH & WILLIAM STS., FREMANTLE ('Phone B207).' .UNION BEER HEMIST FOR IT. TREY ALL by the be restored." asked again was and cotton, ELL IT THROUGHOUT THE HAIL AND The assassination of Mr. John Al police "to tell its where we'll find OMMON WEALTH. Will I Please send me Bunch of Latest continued slits Lynch is the policy of "dathe men we want." He murdered.o UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. and Self -MeasureTape THIS Patterns, in operation. Forty. clearance" rite te to refuse and was then THIS ray- nine other assassinations are yet to merit Form FREE. After he Was dead, the police et it and get well to-day. COUPON aged his body with their bayonets. take place. COUPON EVERY REQUIREMENT IN is Health's twin brother. Nam,statement PRINTING: The above official Both. mutilated bodies were off: the whom Tickets, Programmes, Lynch, Mr. false. into police regular the taken by W.A.R. 1911. Addresa Art Union Books, &c. represented as being lements Tonic Ltd., Rorelle. their barracks, but when the Eng. cial statement unarmed. BRTANS-W.A. RECORD PRESS. was known to be fish es -convicts, the "black and armed, the falsity of his 061014 re, tans" (English reerufts for RIC.) When Cress-..sz

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he hated England arid desired to help Sinn Fein. He said the supposed Captain Thompson was rebein be applied to Ireland-then he The sponsible for the dirty work meet Dublin. at (Laughter). Exposed came a traitor This man would Ireland. fact was he was logical while others of part lonely a again on Journalists as "Republican Coun- him were not could Kingstown Pier, when he cil." No Message to Ireland. easily be "got" by Sinn Fein. At the conclusion of the "story" lie In the third week of September Since he had been in England the ap- ,\lr. Griffith rose and informed Harwho have an Englishman, one Hardy, to give hide Austialian-born priests approached to been CONTRAST. A had right Ecclethe Ireland's Griffith, Patrick's CONVICT-AND EX Arthur declared dy that he had been addressing, not proached Mr. EXPOSED been educated at St. Irish people a lead. He had noto mes sUEENSLAND. entertained pendence as a nation. Ire- Sinn Fein leader, informing him aSecret Council, but a number of siastical College, Manly, P.P. sage to Ireland. If he went Seyof weeks some accorded for been reception journalists. Dolan, had great he a at speaking Father the Rev. Father he would go there to promote that WALES. The Most Rev. Dr. Nlannia, of the twere The Zzposure. At St. Brigid's. Red Hill, the and Southwark land of in the British Secret Service, but 31st NEW SOUTH mour, on the occasion 23rd by the Bishops of Portsmouth peace, but when he was kept out he ordinaSeptember to wanted on and him his went Harof he England if hated McCarthy, P.P., on Sunday, he that declared that anniversary opinions district, He read the Press report of separthose whose death oi' ult., at the ty.fifth with the old London 31st the touch to of the priests of reference 350 Sunday, out and kept Fein. made was On he Sinn to help ult., to conviction for fourteen peace, but while share, he refused Lord Mayor Catholic lectures in the Sydney tion to the priesthood. Irishman's was supposed towhatever and invited about a dozen dy's the is the pioneer of Ireland he would go tohe promote Ireland from Griffith in Alderman MacSwiney, the Mr. fraud of Dolon anything from of say cases Fr. to ate Father refused said memory say anything to all present, in with Irishmen Italian, Eng- England, for which "I will ask you," he had been of Cork. American, French, Lord Manly, and is the first priestfrom touch of in your Domain, Irishman's point of view. beThera point view. the late Terence McSwiney, his ordination M'Carthy. "to remember glad lish and Irish journalists to an in- sentenced to five years' imprisonreceived POINTS. would their who have people TELLING be Alderman of would uncovered soul been Cork, Dolon's Hardy had pious prayers the Lord Mayor of Mayor of maintained for that institution. Father the last year. Judge Gordon had offered to Dr. to use even a word from the Sove- terview-which attended silence peoagainst the indignitiesdeclared:by a Re- ment and one with McSwiney, the late Cork. told was to be Vigorous protests were made read the prisoner's record at the He was heads reign Pontiff for political purpose:). Three Hail Marys name is a revered a trenchant reply, priests. Secret Council. half -a -minute. his brother in the course of for publican with respect my native city of who. stood had stating that his career of and flag British they trial, ple Mannix, time assemblage the saintly-liy. only as a large long The so the England priests arc were recited by his soul. The journalists were presentof and an idealist, cultured, He was prepared to honortell crime began thirty-two years ago, More than 300 Manly the cover outrages in Ire- the Pope or an Archbishop was not demonstrate did it abof has him man he a Commonas repose time the anyone and, for appointed would or the at ing man, and included cases of forgery, empat. 4! spread throughout for justice, but they thought that the Pope e the whole world aghast. lie could not merely enter when out fifty years, clean-shaven. was bezzlement and theft. ed to the world, aofwhole-souled and 0. wealth. land which made well-disposed an Archbishop could be cajoled into native land is Fathers R. Hyland Orangeman priesthood, room. the the into The love Rev. for a to ushered were help riot. bursaries be of he If Addressing the victim, Mr. Griffith The saying what would into his hands. To see down through members of the Australian who them. but they would probably put arms God-given. the by his Lordship Dr. Caroll went on:Hardy's First Lie. and in that pre. Troy. of the Missionaries of re - offered Diocese of Lismore, will be Ireland,he were a Mr. Hardy, who ought to have been in gaol but Province he to people," the years to come the If leaders English the Sydney Fein for "I respect to get certain Sinn "Hardy, you were released atter behold the servitude Sacred Heart, who left had been sentenced, he said, be. ac. competed for in an examination and was let out, and who endeavoured to for the purpose of bringing them went on. phetic gaze tokith "I admire the English at He nine months' imprisonment, toYou and kin, of one's cently, will open up missionarywere Belfast last year to five years' at Lismore and crimes in Ireland December qualigood of one's own in outrage, their held that value be I which commit a freely. in an agent -provocateur. vision leave people. and part islands come full taking the for one in the he could enter include imprisonment, They England. I of if who gaols many-but men own countrymen, is of country into tivitiesGerman They the the have but Kempacy. into ties-and they but after possessions. are a scoundrel, once I Sinn Fein raid for arms, Nounand two half bursaries for translates this love ARCHBISHOP'S REPLY. he admired them ten times as much in prison employ yoti are greater been sent to form the nucleus bursary course. The unconquerable soul A GREAT GATHERING. otmy eyes serving nine months action. Ire have his evil. for Australaimborn the whole ecclesiastical drels. There are numbers of the states The Most Rev. Dr. Mannix, who would still refuse to shut which secured centre influence a used of "Advocate" MANN/X. in DR. fulcommitted will burn to redress the Melbourne TO being is The no enthusiasm, to the outrages is you going about society TRIBUTES great with like The received hers was Alderman condition late lease. missionaries. the of in that the father to hall of England." boys land's oppressed flag that the peasant large been works like the under was inciting meeting in a reland and has primary It truly its that London, country Cork, of said to gathering of The Mayor He returned leave one of did make amends for any indignity (Applause.) mere passing phrase. In filling onethese young Australians to McSwiney, Lord He was not one who Captain assassination. A boat willto-night; 700 years. of Mel- the Cannon St. Hotel was seen introduced to a in a reality f. r over certain was at one time a resident within sending ever in by the was prepared to say "My country, there nine o'clock had him at upon be put him and pagans been about remarkable has told Dublin the who that most city the centuries that Thompson, in for while 'Catch it'!" these seven to evangeliseThey are the first Austra- bourne, and died right or wrong." Government. modern history, and the English metropolis, charge of the secret service work in my advice to you is, places. ago. the bounds of majority of British pleaded that indignity, such as it very year go to German New Gui- 22 years British Responsibility. Irish priests were in the Ireland. Hardy, shaking and cowed, bre- is, "Under say nothing of this of lians toRev. Fathers A. Bailey and English unof and pages scores unchanged the country remained leave I blackest present, not the those to England." could he that How He "Hates the SOUTH AUSTRALIA. He was prepared to do honour dey of grace, protest repentant," he added amidst a great in in been and nea. are already He did so, however! thren joined with them night. Hinchake as the long that flag so the and deeply the how England tell oppression in Ireland have to to on was went Hardy insult offered the Misoutburst of cheering, which field doing grand work. flag stool are being written. At the General Chapter of held in against the The enthusiasm joined in by the prelates and others Empire was just and the code could be but would anyone stand "No more drasticpeople Bris- sionaries of the Sacred Hearta native great Archbishop. than has "I have," con- for justice, was wonderful, and the a On the platform. Dr. Duhig, Archbishop of Smith, displayed the cover NI not did it him tell Father up and serDr. launched against of Rome, no points the Archbishop, "lost launched against bane, preached the occasional Silver of South Australia, was elected a applause at special and outrages in Ireland as to tinued been and is being unless it be mon on the cession of the friend whose friendship I value, and atrocities Mannix's address was so loud the General Council. who!) world stand .c.sflet4?!:..itesSetOesfte.lf4k441.,,Atafte4k4s9k4f45tIatetfidtc. the people of Ireland, without re. Jubilee of St. Vincent's Church, at member of that will betoken in no unmistaken way the I have made no enemies but the ene- which made the Smith butcher to Father order at the tragedies of Ireland at the This means six love and affection entertained by all mies but the enemies of my coun- aghast would seem, is Ashfield. His Grace administered (Loud apmoment? present in reside in Rome for the next the who serve. And this, it prelate, immorwent Confirmation then He The of to Catholic Sacrament try (loud applause). present for the is the first Australian He had not read anything 41 the desired objective. has defiant- the Cecilia's and plause. Hamilton, on years. He position. the British autho- on to thank their lordships at the instance ofcaptive tat spirit of MacSwiney might, and St. 14th inst.Church. high priests for the great honor and uni- more callous or cruel than to ask occupy the the on made was the . rities the Lord Mayor of Cork on his ly leant the oppressor's at seas. spirit of MacSwiney que compliment paid him. In ex- death-bed to prevent murders NEW NORCIA or the immortal his Mr. and Miss Aleara arrived has 3rd own person he has Sister Mary Coleman, who divipressing his gratitude, he specially outrages-for which he is not reThe chair was taken by the Most by the Malwa on the has won. In soul and Adelaide be private the who of neither (Portsmouth), clergy charge Thomas Cotter English could in the Joseph Dr. been thanked was Father Rev. life. them his for exchange by the Sisters of With sponsible-in shown that hasoppressed. inst. most Hos Conducted re the a As represented. sion of the Mater Misericordiae there were also present makes the thing more saddenshackled nor and were _ people he de- pital, North Sydney, and formerly O'Meara, S.J. Why were they there, he asked? What Rev. Dr. Amigo (Southwark,, is that the atrocious more and presentative of the ing hospital, Ladies are (Cloyne). general the loved Young is-so old they of he the of Browne 4 of because there and as matron Most Rev. Dr. for the Education Mr. John McMahon, one Prime Minister, or those who are monstrated this, Ireland of They were to-clay --opresidents Rt. Rey. Mgr. O'Grady (oneread England, but were ashamed of those around him, should ask for a guaran the people of spirits free and un- is seriously ill. oldest and most respected SUPERIOR who were able for the moment to tee from the Lord Mayor of Cork 41 Bridge district, passed the secretaries of the meeting) For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER Hamley pressed, but with of the the by absence. left . for lapClune turn eighty Rev. Father Whatever speak and act for England at the age of a number of apologies ocnquered. while they are unable or unwilling thing Nlaheno recently for Auckland, and away recently one 's secretary wrote plause). Catholic take, Bourne devout must a Cardinal was events He there guarantee themselves that tide of out of town of race in Ire- after a few weeks in New Zealand years.a good Irishman. R.I.P. His Grace said, amidst laughter, to not be outrage and murder on A71374P4Pacqrwocvssmi9iiwoc,ow<-6-76c7FRP-74F-Apegmr-Az that his Eminense was is certain-the spirit be will sail by the Nfarama for San and crushed. that he had been represented as toa will for the present, and would not land cannot be example their own side. (Applause.) late he the December. of back before Saturday. in of early wanted O'Rourke, who Francisco as one G. J. firebrand, Rev. The Very "The shining He asked Englishmen were they (Most sow seeds of disunion between Engwill remain. The Archbishop of Adelaide regretAugusta, was on September sincere when, during the war, they lamented Lord Mayor to his fellow On the Feast of St. Michael at Port and enjoying a holiday Rev. Dr. Spence, O.P), whilepresent, land and Ireland, and keep the two said that every nation, great or Hill, 12th, well ". an abiding inspiration Broken Mercy, of be expression to onvent Ireland. in unable apart. ever highest for countries ting being of with his aged parents small, should have the right to de countrymen, the to all the world Miss Brennan, eldest daughter wrote:governof form its own Peace. termine of pure patriotism in. Champion of Brennan, Dulwich upon the and "I shall be there in spirit and shall He should like to believe beside, and a reflection that responsible for Hill, Sydney, received the habit of HOBART. I have rare:y," he said, "made a ment? heartily join in any protest If every dividuals and regime be summed the order from Monsignor Killian, in Tasmania may be made against the indignity public speech, and I made none in that they were sincere.to determine may Church that Catholic death The noble his crime. The novice has taken as mourns the death of a devoted and insult offered to his Grace by America in which I did not say that nation had the right G. 'blackest the as of Government, had form its own u briefly Joan his St. on in religion when Peter patroness England." time Father the mercy her of to have looked forward in the person of the Government RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. N ay the Lord from Ithere would be peace in England, Ireland, or had it not? (Applause.) ask. the She was the recipient of priest (North-West Apologies were also received (Arch--e I would especially for his of Arc. gifts and good wishes soul. "If Ireland is not a nation,' he defrom O'Reilly, of Ulverstone many womenfolk peace between Ireland and Eng- clared The deceased priest had the Most Rev. Dr. Barry Coast). "then applause loud amidst prayers of thenoble Mgr. CHAS. H. (X)ODIN. Rev. time friends. Rt. both wife." absent land, and peace between them . bishop of Hobart), DANIEL MULCAHY, been in failing health forinsome the world. Ire mourning an,1 Granard, Brown, Vicar -General of Southwark; and America and the rest of the there is no nation in Manager. He was born past. and determined, in already had Proprietor. Wyong land at Church Oxford: Cecelias arnow celebrated and of St. found I Ireland, Brown, was world (applause). Longford, Mgr. Barton Requiem mass at the last elections, for the re- teas demolished by a heavy storm County I found in had declaredgovernment 23 years of and about a hundred others. when what here I come Cathedral Tasmania when in rived wished she Stephen's St. form of the district a age. He laboured in St. Mary's of the late Lord which swept over other places as well, that the news- the that was complete and pose of the soulTerence Dr. Fogarty's Message. ten MacSwiney. short time ago. papers say, after all, he is not what to have, and Cathedral parish, Hobart, for . Mayor of Cork. respect. A telegram from the Most Rev. Dr. he was represented to be, he is not absolute independence. If Englishand loved was and years, Lourdes Hill Monsignor O'Haran has so far reed for his priestly zeal and life. La- Fogarty (Killaloe) was received at all the dangerous demagogue that men wanted further proof. why not the to New Extensions Chapel, and covered from his serious accident ter on he laboured in the parishes of with prolonged applause. It read: see were told to expect (laughter). take a plebiscite?" (Hawthorne) Convent SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. by his that it is expected he will be able to Latrobe, Ulverstone, Railton, and at SUBIACO. British Promises. The people know nothing except "Respectful compliments to Dr. Stations, dormitories, were blessed on the leave St. Vincent's hospital shortly. to of owing Press the Duhig, and Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway Athanasius the politicians persecuted what more replace any Deloraine. Recently, would one Mannix, No Grace ArchbishopSisters of the Good Medical Advisers. Patients may Select their own ROOMS health, he retired from active told them. By whom were the lies liance on the word of a Cabinet Minour day, but glory of our Church 18th. ult. The AVAILABLE. four with writing to a priest failing apPRIVATE priest, recompleted Irish residence already An up RATE. churchmen just took true MODE and All He painthave the TERMS on and race. ister than they would Samaritan Hill. They in Sydney, says: "Cork people are, I work For Terms Apply to of told. presented in quarters that used to ed racehorse they had been reading Father NI. J. Dowling, of Ulverstone, plaud his undaunted advocacy OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. years' work on Lourdes till the in- about. )Laughter and applause.) His remained Lloyd Mother. or less he Rev. a large convent on am afraid, the cream of Ireland. On with whom Hope more a man as liberty. hostile and be building truth propose Hospital at Sisters from the Sunday there was an aerichta-the time of his death. He was a true George is happy with his Vatican nocuous, and as a middle-aged pre- impression was that with such peace the hill later on. London, The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped would be four parishes were there. A little friend to all in distress and a man Kalgoorlie. late of the Catholic Church (laugh- as he had suggested, England, if she Nazareth House, yards of deep religious feelings, hum- prisoner in Hammersmith." March next stage was erected about 50 in digloss of no been had Brisbane There or ter). difficulty to in who should find herself - coming after some of the old peo- from the fence of the field. On the ble and simple. May his soul rest The Bishop of Portsmouth, except on the part of the Bri- engaged in a just cause, might look to look (Miniswas very warmly received, referred nity were a to Ireland regenerated with as much The Hon. J. Huxham in the fence 20 armed rifleHighlanders-tin the proud- tish Government. If he he ple. as one and bayonet, in peace. occasion the to knapsack, hat, coud Instruction) Orangeman, Public well-disposed confidence as she could look to ter for est moments of his life. This mark appreciative of and full war -paint. One with hisa the not merely enter Ireland, but they France, Italy, or any of the other course of an address said when machine gun lay on his belly, of esteem was the outcome of put arms into his hands prob- Allies in the late war. (Applause.) the work of the Sisters, NATIONAL IRISH feelings of their Catholic would to the finger on the trigger, and trained outraged people old the laughter. amidst of give ably he remarked Referring again to the promises the transfer could rely the gun on the stage. and on the house. By it they wanted to FORESTERS a made to Ireland at the beginning of Sisters was made they English Ex -Convict. honour and respect, where by would be going stage little boys and girls danced on it the old people certain politic. hot Mel- the war, his Grace reminded his auA SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. good, of mistake hours Archbishop not Another were two blundering If he for sang hands. and dience that it was said that Enginto the right to refer to was stuff, and never cared a Con- ians had succeeded only in signalis- bourne, for No Initiation Fee. Cheapest Hardy Mr. a were but of would practise what it preachthing he wished the children as far the warriors nor their guns, it made tributions. ing their own misconceptionabout (laughter), who endeavored to get land was defeated, ed when Germany their duty towardswas bringing calculaby the Perth, It to comsee mind O'Neill, leaders to public Fein boil Sinn Hugh the certain concerned. blood my Branches: Germany had been defeated, Well, as their education liberty. the Grace's his for business-but in of Ireland of the outrageous crimes in of education ting devilry a restriction meets alternate Thursdays, his mit was not the rudiments and Ireland had got Brixton and continued is that Trades Hall (Room 14), Beaufort. into here," occurrence are them -day "We bringing consider of to GERALD V. P. McCIARTNY, every purpose an the such much so Telephone, 8 Armadale. that they had of the formation of now in County Cork that none of street, Perth. Brian Boru Branch, Lordship, "Irish and English- the gaols of England, and who ought Balbriggan. Proprietor. He did not place the blame for the as the question great the papers thought it worth men- Fremantle, every alternate Tuesday, English, who are as proud of their to be in gaol. but who was let outthe was Character Ireland against character. are Friendly Societies Hall. 64 Adelaide- country as we are of ours: who love if he were Hardy he could enter and outrages committed The young et ople be considered. tioning. soldiers of English underlying thing to everyone love the shoulders on we as W. truly as see address, navy the to stuff. country and their Ireland freely, street, Secretary's It was the dutyhadof visited many of made of glorious police, but on those who sent of both leave Keating, 23 Burt -street, Fremantle. ours-I speak in the name because would never be mobilised in order to and to that. He them there. institu- VICTORIA. Charles Stuart Parnell, Boulder. Irish and English priests,reception catch him. the schools and educational Hotel, this Court to Cacapable Stood by His Words. Secretary's address, the invitations Government that was the Roman tions connected with Fridays. were sent to all, irrespective of na- of Atreating a man like Hardy as he country, and "If I have sinned this afternoon: A retreat to the students of New- Boulder; meets alternate tholic Church in the of J. Junction, Very him Midland (Applause, withthe treating Dillon, and by them John given tionality." had been treated concluded his Grace, "I have a he never went to any by the visit. man College was on F. O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland S.J.; (his Grace, as he had been treated, whole catalogue of sins behind tae. Act of Brigandage. out feeling elevated Christian Bro- Rev. W. J. Lockington, British (Laughter.) 31: under the au+ Junction. But, whether the peohe reflected no credit on the Then there were the same towards Sunday, October to brigandage-for of act application of on That Lend to sooner Money Conference and the ple say that I have sinned or not, else-on Empire (applause), thers. He felt the manly men who pices of the College Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. could not call it anything the Government a Society. such of Paul members de the word I have spokwere every Vincent by They St. stand I c them. the high seas had not extinguished were replaced the better it would be and R. Maxwell, Barrack-street, boys in to you. I was a free man when E.P. followed entered into the life of thethem feel Perth, or the General Secretary, care the glory of the light that Empire in the eyes en CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, British the I hope to be a and for Australia, Ausleft left I he Owing to the death of Alderman their 'charge and made day the his Grace from the J J. Snigg, Barrack -street. WARE, Etc. I rego straight. of the whole world (loud applause,. free man when I leave you. McSwiney, Lord Mayor of Cork, that they had tomuch tralia. at Gaelic grieved TOILET SETS, of the branch main an Irishman in spite of being He was very Freedom of the Seas. GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER My wishes are, said the Bishop of YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF in the McSwiney postponed the ceilidhe adthe They had heard a great deal about an Archbishop." (Loud applause.) times at many things arising SETS, and FRUIT SETS. Portsmouth (turning towards WESTERN AUSTRALIA. inin connec- League The proceedings concluded with will continue the freedom of the seas during war community-especially vertised for October 31. in Keen you that PRICE LIST AND Archbishop) CATALOGUE little A GaeFOR the WRITE fights. and the retion %Letts political in terest is being displayed The England., he believed, was cheers for Dr. Mannix time large Under the Patronage of His Grace in the way you have gone-(a Rockhampton lic while.,,Mgo lie was League's first ceilidhe. TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL Archbishop. was received with loud not greatly in favour of the freedom Bishop of Portsmouth, and Dr. the that mark hands his able into very a put to was treated and had a circular Objects: Th Study of the Langu- and prolonged applause)-retaining of the seas, but they had brought it Amigo. the should not audience Very lecture by The attendance included: stating that the people Literature, and the love and gratitude of the people, home to him (Laughter). He had be- and interesting the age, Music, History, and the revival not only of Australia, but of the the freedom of nearly all the cities Rev. Canon Flemming, Very Rev. vote -for the Labour Government president, Rev. J. O'Dwyer, of Ireland, Dancing in domination the first speaking Rev. Mgr. O'Grady, Rt. his lecturer Ring, cause it was under -Ireland. Canon reverend Irish of an Concluding, ideals of over. freeman the of was world he whole and Ireland, Catholic Irish. After a spiritual vote of Rev. Mgr. Provost Barry, the in generally of the Romanfact, The Society MEETS NEXT MON- Lordship announced that at that thanks, in Irish and English, by Mr New York and other cities in the V.G.; Rt. W. Murnane, Very Church. It was said, inDepartment DAY EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. close of the proceedings the follow- U.S., and although he did not want Very Rev. Canon SCHOOL, ing telegram would be sent to the to boast of it, he added, amidst Rev. Father Murphy, S.M.; Very the Public InstructionRoman Catho- A. Calwell, the rev. teacher then BOYS' PATRICK'S Very C.P.: Gavin, large class over a lesson of WELLINGTON -STREET. Malachy was pandering to the the took Rev. Sovereign Pontiff:laughter, ha was actually Chaplain- Rev. Canon Norris, Very Rev. of educa- prayers in Irish. The members at lic Church in the matter very Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies much tended the Mass in St. Patrick's Ca General of His Majesty's Forces, Father Carey, Rev. Fathers Kear"Most Holy Father, the Bishop ls. tion. That wounded him Archbishop Gentlemen, 6d; Juveniles, six and -generalising, and yet, his chaplain of Portsmouth, Ganons, from McGuckin, P. O'Leary, Deady, for never once had the him to ask thedral for the repose of the soul of MEV'J. P. DOHENY, Hor. Secretary. while in England, Liverpool was out ney, dioceses in the neighborhood of Roche, and MacSwiney, and answered or others approached T. Sheen, Cooney, W. was most Turlough MISS N. KENNY, Asst. Secretary London, and over 300 priests of of bounds. (Laughter., which was said in Irish (secretary to the Most Walsh anything unseemly. Itshould Rosary, the to conscription in Westminster, opposed of was raise He dioceses people the Tuaml. that O'Dwyer. scandalous and Australia, but so was Australia. Rev. Dr. Gilmartin, se by Father J. Portsmouth, Southwark, an issue of that sort. He hefelteven PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Because he had publicly opposed it the that Brentwood, assembled in Cannon strongly on the matterLaw The Gala Day in Geelong forideal the he, perhaps, never would be forgiy. SOCIETY. meet HOTEL PERTH to MEN'S on London, Office Hotel, in Crown held street the was consulted Hospital to en in the minds of those who at the it was Memorial Archbishop of Melbourne and After .the day's festiviJ. J. RYAN, Proprietor. the circular to see whetherwith for his Grace present moment had it in their powre- weather regret PERT?. their E14.501 -STREET, that HAY express 604 announced possible to take any steps the Cawas it ties This Hotel is noted for its as a prelate whose splendid life is er to persecute him. "What has He respected gard to it. 10/6 was in hand, and that when (Under the Patronage of His: Trace Purity of Drinks. been my other offence?" asked his one of the glories of the Church Clune were in E20.000 it was tholic clergy, because they had never returns Archbishop the all Cleanliness and Civility. with hoped would be available for the Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Grace. to-day, humbly offer to your Hoplaced him in a false positionState. prinobe the that loyal asked and had he filial When the their to duty Orphan liness reference to his St. Augustine's Card Room, Cricket Club, Har hospital. dience and homage and beg your ciples laid down by President WilHe hoped it would be published Band led in the procession. The tiers' Club, Debating, Musise. Benedic- son and endorsed by England when Apostolic as he was age gra Holiness's broadcast that, so far been of £924 19/9 was the cal and Dramatic Society. amount Join an Irish Society. in she wanted America's help sl.ould done tion." of the Hibernian result concerned, nothing had ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. tifying his office to which exception could Club's efforts for the Memorial Hos A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CAScottish Protest. SHOULD MAN be taken THOLIC YOUNG pital. . The chairman also stated that a BELONG TO. just been received Full particulars on aplication to- telegram had retreat of the Ballarat The Irish Freedom League and anual The Yard). the Provost, Chapter and the from Secretary held their clergy, which commenced on the 8th W. J. WEBB, Hon. 603 Wellington-st., Perth. (Opposite Railway Goods the Daughters of ErinSunday, of Galoway (Scotland) proOF W.A. Clergy the Father by on conducted demonstration was THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS first inst., treatment of the against testing form State. the the in took It 31st of October. Cambpe ll, C .SS.R. Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime the British elsewhere. Society of St. Vincent de Paul Archbishop Mannix byFather of a river excursion, and a considerT. McWrite for Prices and Particulars before purchasing After Government. No The (lncorp) TRADE. it. Boys, the in Old Australia in part Western took College BRIGGS only The able number "A St. Patrick's We defy competition. Guekin (Maiden-lane) had sung Cademonstra. Ballarat, similar name. Lime for held their anual re-union principal feature of the address connection with others trading under arate. Song for the Pope," Very Rev. givMcCarthy, Bro. purpose low Rev. the very at for when exists Manure Society in tion was an important This recently, W'. Murnane (Camberwell), Irish, then in Eng- who is leaving for Ireland in Decem- of assisting worthy families and non en first in an address, said the Government lish, by the President. Mr. M. C. ber, was the guest of honour. Re - others, including inmates of public had got so used to treating Cathopublicly impend recital his the at circumstanand indigent expressed in was O'Halloran, especially Irish Catholics. Irish Bret departure, with the hope that institutions, other good lics, ifandthey ces, and engages in of a decade of the Rosary in were not intelligent as for the repose of the soul of the he would shortly return to Austra. works. It is governed by a Councivilised beings, that they quite and in BarOBTAIN PRICES FROM McSwiney, Chambers, Terence in Swan martyred cil, office they came up agwhen that forgot a51 bran students, rack -street, Perth, and nas which many young of the Catholic bishop ainst a mid parishes min many the for conferences or Mass ches one well as native-born Irishmen was Requiem Solemn Church they were up against participated. This the pose of the soul of Terence Mc- throughout the State. women, belonged to a great body. kind in The calls on its funds are many, who e. the first occasion of its Swiney, Lord Mayor of Cork,of was SUBIACO. Father W. A. Wright (London) gathering supplementing the to view and the a 1th, with and Cathedral the Com at celebrated sang "And doth not a meeting then the invites in Society Irr, the and Dean its resources, The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE Sandhurst. was impr 've make amends," after which, aeried Sacred Heart, WITH o when making their wills to like this vociferous Father persons IN CONNECTION celebrant, enthe the ext e. was EVERYTHING applause. WE SUPPLY a. Rooney may amidst exasperate ning "t Father Dullard remember its work. Bequests the con tire asemblage rising to its feet, forgal Ellis deacon, and THE BUILDING TRADE. o portion of be made in favour of the Particuchoral The lignanfand bru I policy ofand came Melbourne of sub.deacon. Archbishop of the 'Ilerd Ireland" England, was rendered by a choir of lar Council, or any Conference ward to reply. to death" 'of the Massand SOciety. liNcouncting the Nfarist Brothers. f Cork: it aleleriests

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"You are in trouble, my child And she Could I be of any help?" for afternoon wear, but walking dressIrish Priest Declines War' Bloused backs to looked up to see one of the priests es remain short. attached to the church regarding straight dresses caught into a line her with kindly, shrewd eyes. sash or belt, or gathered, area new Office Honour (By Annie M. P. Smithson.: "Oh! I am in trouble, father," feature, and sleeves have as many she said in rapid, nervous tones. "I shapes as the weather has moods. THE OPTICIAN, means have been Nancy Maguire left the simple old ly with an exquisite bouquet of lily. have been a wicked girl There is the Chinese sleeve, long and following has appeared in the The e-e, --forgetting my religion! Oh! what life behind her, and almost before 'of -the -valley. short, open at the wrist, or caught Freeman's Journal: compliments,' the Baron's slashed "With the herself is found There she of me?" it become cuff. realised will "Sin-The enclosed is a copy of she Self-esteem, coupled with action into a showing an under -sleeve, and into the vortex of London she said. "My child, won't Lou confide in AN IRISH PRAYER. D.B.O.A., F.I.O., letter I am sending to the War thrown Lily-of-the-val. me? and determination, with courage sleeve, the Lily -of-the -valley! I don't want to force your society life. She was young and there is one model, which shows The ruts the of communius out of their lifts receipt on wondered Office Freedom of City of London. ability, and maid smart The ley. cloth. world back the Vision, the see longing to silk and confidence in any way, but if you Be Thou my adaptable, front to road the on a Honorury me appointing sud. merrily cation were going ees of sleeve is putted, straight, tight, Chaplain to the Forces 'in rec.- pni- and to enjoy its pleasures, and soon why the lovely violet think that I could help you, don't 0 Lord of my heart. THE tears and hesitate 'success. Self-esteem gives us plea- short the long sleeve is either quite accustomed to her denly filled with unshed -tell me your trouble." Naught is all else to me, We or loose, and or sure in things as we go along. half non of the services rendered' by me became clinging and It would have why the sweet lips trembled for a -wise, environment. new Nancy turned and glanced at the Save. that Thou art. bishop HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS it saw never you to we I ask May see beauty where with a during the war. But only for a second second. sometimes the hand, to the indeed recognise hard Thou. my great Father, bee& confessional. covering the IN THE STATE. before, we find music in the songs soft fall of lace at the wrist. Sleeves insert it in the Freeman, in of old in the fashionablvest- few moments afterwards she was in I, thy dear son. "Could you hear my confession, the of the other Irish Chaplains. NaNty of birds and the chatter Thou, in me dwelling. are set in in various ways; some are hope that tired young lady who was seen at the ballroom looking as though she father?" she asked. By Exam., London. creek over the boulders. We have old fashioned in their setting, other; Catholic and Protestant alike, will Lady Florence's side at ball, recep. had not a care in the world. I, with Thee, one. very It was a very resolute but Now that the War a keener sense of the value of all have pointed tabs on the shoulders; act similarly. ASK FOR MR. B. But the sweet little lilies with happy Nancy that presently walked Be Thou my battle -shield. tion and theatre. things around us, because we realise others are kimono, and again, there Office is honouring us for our serperfume had brought back to the Harwood mansion. Sword for the fight In August they went to Scotland, theira clinging the war for Hi the value of ourselduring real rendered the vices apfully more the and on shoulder fall dignity. did not my that kimono Thou the message Be South of her After dinner that evening the We have a greater confidence is the 'rights of small nationalities in Noe-ember to the ves ears -if the Baron had only guests -for it had been a small dinThou my delight, We plied sleeve. would it not be opportune for us to France, and then returned for the deaf ARCADE, in our ability to accomplish. ROYAL flowers of those meaning the known Thou my soul's shelter. She sing following protest London season in the party -asked her to unite and send a formal are less fearful. less timid, snore surely not have_ ner Thou my high tower. Opposite Town Hall. May-for all this happened some to Nancy he would had a real gift both for singing and against the treatment of our own? We take advantage of our sure. A.T.C.L O'CONNOR, night that T. I. He spoke MISS them. chosen Raise Thou me Heavenward. delight often and society would war fewer the and before H. J. DOYLE." years Yours, etc., opportunities, and thus have urging dancing, Power of my power. 46 Cleveratreet, West Perth. was still going through its usual as the girl had anticipated, her aunt's friends with the latest "Dun Laoghaire regrets. his suit passionately and painting lilt. Timm, and Thou only, of Pianoforte, Violin, "The Secretary, Chaplains' Dept., routine. The young woman who begins her Teacher colIn roseate MISS M. McMAHON with him future her First in my heart. inof her But a strange stillness fell upon Harmony. Office, London. sense and "War a with Organ life work original months Pipe And so the three Heaven lilies the of of scent King the But ours. High beau- CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, & will "Sir,-Will you please convey to for which Nancy had been invited enveloped her and their bells kept that fashionable throng as theMaria" capability and helplessness "TERMS ON APPLICATION. My treasure Thou art, "Ave of for words Gounod's sinThis my tiful authorities the War Office CONFECTIONERY. hare much to overcome. had lengthened into a year, and she ringing "Ave! Ave! Ave Maria!" Heart of my own heart. Miss O'Connor is prepared to ace is still with Lady Florence. fell upon their ears. The atmosphere cere thanks for their having the good reason that others, quite IS Pier-street, Perth till their song deadened the earnest of the room seemed to change -it Whatever befall. take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. estipointed me Honorary Chaplain to naturally, take her at her ownconfidand side man at her of the (Near Hav-street). Nancy who It is a very changed pleading Still be my Vision. was influence holy some if no wear as to was Telephone, A2946. the Forces, with permission mate. Truly. if she has sweet and clear gloves ring drawing on her seemed to 0 Ruler of All. is standing world for occanear. Hardened men of the uniform on all appropriate ence in herself, she cannot hopeher. Har- above all the sounds of the ball- stirred uneasily and thought of the in the drawing -room of the in faith much sions. GLANVILLE'S others to place WORDS OF WISDOM. Mayfair house. Changed, TOOITI. time when they were boys at their "May I also ask you to do me the woods' Vet she may have genuine ability, IX/SON HEADShe asked the Baron for a fort- mothers' knees; the bridge player, very lovely, and her aunt smiles falls. and be cultured and capable. What favour of intimating to these same but ACHE POWDERS. over," and he in the adjoining card -room forgot think it night "to as she remarks: significantly All the scholastic scaffolding single -for"SHAMROCK" disthe to push to owing that authorities ,he lacks is the courage The Australian Remedy for Great to reto her perforce accede had as a ruined edifice, before one little winner's and un"The Baron will be pleased to see which game, and the into their nut alone degradation and grace venture -to ward TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, Relief and Speeds- Cure of Instant -Napoleon. quest. word -faith. powfile of gold lay unheeded at his el- all Headaches, that uniform has been brought by you looking so well, dearest." aided, and to trust to her ownmakes Neuralgia, ToothIn mi opinyun it iz prosperity PERTH. sWELLINGTONSTREET, d was moment the week Nancy for Irethe ensuing ' For charm in its often it bow, The Baron Drosenheim was an he ers. some of those who wear Stern necessity and Influenza, Rheumatism, that proves a man -adversity M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. timid silent and troubled looking, while pelled. Society women -mere but- ache, what- immensely stealthy German Jew such way of any in tz women I cannot, he strone land, very etc., etc Price, Lumbago, bekause Sciatica, to yields gracefully gene -ally angrily terflies of women -who ever, associate myself with it until in the financial world his seas a Lady 'Florence wondered creatures. Having been forced into obliged to. -Josh fleeting visits to ls. 9d. per box, or 3d each powder and the current. they actually had to the British Government comes to name with which to conjure. Weal- what possessed the girl that she had only time for M.P.S., CO. & C. SMITH H. GLANVILLE, C. H. Inculcate habits of self-denial docthemselves its senses and, not only saves Ire- thy as Mr. Harwood was, the Baron could hesitate before accepting such their nurseries, found "swim or sink," and they preferred MARKET -ST., FREMANTLE contentment, and teach good home, UNDERTAKERS, fifty an offer. But Nancy's heart seem- that night, on their returnat and land for the Empire. but also re- could have bought him up benevolence. -- swimming to going down.-SouthOffice). Post Doors from (Two to trines of enlarged look a the old take ed to be turning to house slipping in to stores discipline and dignity to the times over and never missed it. ern Messenger. 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. Telephone 197. Charles Dickens. she say good-night to their sleeding lit. sincerely, They had met him at Monte Car- in some strange fashion, and .. A1231. Army -Yours very "To trust a friend is not towebelieve (Day or Night) had 'Phone who women the found herself yearning again for other and J. DOYLE." ones: "M. TIME. tle lo, and from the first he had been A GOOD that he can do no wrong;for allmust of ma fall attracted by Nancy's fresh young sight of Irish faces -the sound of deemed the trouble and cares trust no man like that, to under who beauty. The man was tired of be- Irish voices. She seemed suddenly ternity too much for them Those young people of to -day LARKIN MRS. at times." pleasure their a good of to become sick and weary of the midst having in the take ing run after by the women of his Waiting upon God continually talk so much about 643 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY to consider whe COST UMI E RE own set-anyone of whom he could idle society chatter, of the artificial filled lives -these found their empty will abate your unnecessary cares time should stop MEL z44 SLIZABETII-STREET, BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, have won by lifting a finger. He women and the bored men with the arms yearning for a soft littlefor'body (Late of Kalgoorlie), ther they are sowing good seed for and sweeten your necessary ones the longing lines of dissipation so ears clearly mark and their tired BOURNE. sate that Nancy was different -she future reaping. Mason. was A'ishes tc, notify her former Clients. 309.11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, was like a draught of spring water ed on their young -old faces. Lon- chatter of a child -the sound of toel years eighty su PUBLICATIONS. of RECENT prevail man old not An do Ladies generally, that she is If your doubts MELBOURNE. our one day sitting before the door of and The Undermentioned Prices in after a night of wine-drinking -like don became nauseous to her--it dling footsteps. as to make us leave off praying, seemed to stifle her, and she to his rustic dwelling enjoying the Opening a Business at As the last soft note died away elude postage: as Apologetics and Catholic Doc- a fresh wild rose after the heavy beyond words for the pure longed prayers will prevail so far -Hick. slipped and mornST., PERTH. ,piano 262 FITZGERALD the air of left autumn Nancy The Story of a Battalion. By W. cheerful of and scent exotics. bright By Rev. M. Sheehan, D.D. trine. make us leave off doubting Satisfaction Guaranteed. out on to the balcony. The Baron Devine. With numerous drawings And Nancy? Well, Nancy is not her own Dublin mountains. A youth approached and asking. Proce, 2/8 (post free). Part I. man. and there she gave and maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. vigorous her, his of followed And others secret so Our Lady watched the the same girl as she who over of used to By.Rev. wants him ed the Sermons, Anticipate Eight Minute speaking to him Benedictine Monachism. Studies are askeil. frame and ruddy countenance. "My Two vols. Price cycle round the country with Den this girl, who was dear to her, so him his answer, without waiting till you W. Demons', D.D. which 31 Benedictine Life and Rule. By TRY "I enjoy such mot O'Hara and feed Aunt Clem's that the world of Mammon might with a quiet, firm resolution True charity teaches us how they son." he answered, 24/.. her mind Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of that plainly believe, him I showed not engulf cheerfulness, her -watched chicks and weed the over and garden for her Practical need. strength may stand in Courtship and Marriage, It was a Downside Abbey, 25/-. Byrne's Handy Foods universe because I have really tried to obtain No; and she is not and played tenderly on her heart- was definitely settled. there Price, 2s., post free. Aunt Statia. Instruction. Look about you in the was see them. Come with me." St Joan of Arc. The life and hard blow to him, but and DAIRY PRODUCE. The Irish Labour Movement. the same girl as she who gathered strings. and see nature always smiling. he took story of the Maid of Orleans. By and the eomoosition, led his and grit in prai-leg rose. And then one day she man life old the lily of the valley Our Lady's spoke -and for Own The Twenties to Our the From every species of lower man. Bridge, Perth). a showWilliam St. D. Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, (Over like Rev. and dismissal Why stranger into his orchard, Nancy understood. Slipping out his Day. By W. P. Ryan. Price, 4/-, altar. God for His benefactions. "And so you are retuning to Ire- 13/10, Our Special Line: At first she had attended to her one warm evening for a stroll before ed him tall, noble trees covered post free. should man be the only exception? wonderingly. W. B. Preaching. By Rev. son. repeated, he "My land?" fundafruit. is dressing for and Pasties. dinner, she Home -Made Pies stayed longdelicious By religous duties well, and Lady FlorA Christian Social Crusade. The law of worthy life it so?" O'Dowd, 8/9. enjoy It is with strife. Price, ence made no objection. Like er than she 'intended, and on her Back to the simple can'st thou wonder that I nowplanted Proprietor. The Catholic Social Guild. PETER J. BYRNE mentally the law of and answered Nancy: Mountains of Help. By Marie St. Baron,' I of the fruit- of these trees? "Yes, painful way back passed a Catholic Church, many of her class, she was utterly labour 1/8, post free. only through have been too S. Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/2. "I am going home resolute ei,. them in my youth, cared for and By ir.eligious herself, but was quite not far from Mr. Harwood's house The Moat Beloved Woman. fort by grim energy and Living Temples. By Bede Jarbetter tended them." Price, willing for her niece to go her own a church she knew fairly well, as long away as it is." orgy that we move on to Rev. E. F. Garesche, S.J. A1794. 'Phone rett, 0.P., 3/8. of full look a cast she had often attended Mass there youth way in such matters. The free. post 8/3, things. -Theodore Roosevelt. on shining Out to Win. Straight talks to sun was unhe for morning The No, it certainly was not Lady during her earlier days in London. meaning on the old man, A Patriot Priest-Life of Rev. the boys on the way to manhood. By Pelier, touching even argt treasured Thos. ANDERSON & Son Father Casey. By Rev. D. O'Rior. Florence's fault that Nancy had not People were passing in, and Nancy Mount S. OECILLA, VIRGIN AND MAR- derstood his words it Proviziou J. P. Conroy, S.J., 5/9. and Rev. until Family Grocers summit, ve sow, on its hut dark suddenly remembered that it was continued her weekly TYR. confession them up in his Price, 3/-, post free. dan, Facing Danger. By Francis; J. Merchants. looked less sinister, revealing the so shall ye reap." The Church and Socialism and and Sunday Mass, or daily Mass had the time of the May devotions. 6/9. Corner Fitzgerald-st. and Raglan of the brack- Finn, S shades dark and 22. light November she so wished. But when A. Ryan, one is J. Foust, Monday, Instinctively her feet paused on Other Essays. By Rev. rd., North Perth. The Talks to.J., Parents. By Rev. J. P. AS A FOOD. HONEY home not till the "small hours" is the steps, and at that moment a en which covered its slopes. free. it post 9/4, Price, D.D. 8/9. wedding. S.J., Waited on Daily. Conroy, her Families its of looking garden at Rosevilleis On the evening the The Art of Interesting: Its Theory not easy to rise for early Mass. So poor woman, with a basket on one old Sermons on the Mass, The Sacra Country Orders Attended To. and day, "cantantibus organis," as with Dr. Miller, one of the greatest an A arm and a baby on the other. drew best on this glorious morning,is car- mints, and the Sacramentals. By Rev. F. P. Don- that went overboard at first. By Practices. and antiphon her flowers in the the of sings been scent the sweet Church on bees, having late Mass after a hurried breakfast near. Price, lls., post free. nelly. S.J. Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. marriage- 1min thorities far on the summer breeze. the music of the Cecilia, beekeeper of AmDublin Types. Drawn by Sidney was substituted, but the food of the "For the love of Heaven, miss, ried The Australian Children's Picture a rich, most successful gone, just has bebell century. breakfast a The ringing in her ears, half soul was withdrawn and that soul dar:int!" she begged, buy a bunch Pnce, 7/6. post free. Book. 'The simplest Prayer Davies. maiden, erica for over as a daily article J. B. GEORGE and the family are making their Prayer beautiful, and noble Roman she ever published. Beautifully illute lieves in honesCatholic Christianity and the Mod- soon began to grow weak and lax, of lily -of -the-valley !" way to the parlour. Miss Augusta Bok renewed the vow by which says, "because By Rev. Keogh-Ton- and after a while Nancy gave up PHARMACIST. lustrated, with 20 full -page illustraGod. of food. "Not," he ern World. the at field help turned the to Nancy, and looked across at the coming want is consecrated her virginity toundefiled and hearing Mass except on a very odd woman, I'm a beekeeper Price, 11/-, post free. ning. for she had spoken in the back of the house with the latest tions, including the Mass. Card "Pure be my heart and take it simply 642 HAY STREET, occasion, and by degrees her Faith you the honey market. I Iwant accent of Ireland, and the calf trotting beside her, and close at Cover, with picture on front. to live as my flesh; for I have a Lover seemed to be slipping away and solely because from soft HOSPITAL. Lord." PRIVATE my PERTH. of VALESCO angel -an I of as heart the exile in silk and lace hand Clementine hastily of not as well Miss know her. long as I can and be And I think HARVEST TERRACE. The heart of her young husband, throws the last of the corn to her Almost-but not quite. To one went out to the exile in rags. words: can while I do live. worth love of went "For the God, miss," and fowl joins her sister, cu considerM. O'CALLAGHAN. Valerian, was moved by herwithin greedy MISS practice she still kept faithful -her a it makes a differenceupon my digesthe PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. he recived -baptism. and Surgical: Medical: Maternity. Rosary. Every night before dress- on the sad voice, "ye're goin' into Miss Anastatia cornea in from ing whether I put the church, miss -take some of ire garden, where she has been at work A1080 few days he and his brother Ti- tive system the burden of inverting Printed and Published by Telephone, ing for dinner and she would take her Jane Miss the Virgin's and lilies for Blessed altar hour, burtius, who had been brought by so much sugar, or giving it honey last for the beads, and in the quietness of her faith, which contains sugar that is ready VETERINARY CHEMIST. and may she walk with you and rises, mending basket in hand, from him to a knowledge of the Hospital own room she would repeat her RosGerard's St. you this nightf" sealed their confession with their for assimilation." At the time this her seat under the pear tree. As ary. She often herself talk with Nancy Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. why she continuedwondered And to it seemed as if she they enter the parlour Bridget is PHILTERS AND PUBLISHERS. blood. Cecilia only remained. "Do opinion was given. Dr. Miller was to do so, but Phone, A3945 was looking not at a poor beggar heard coming up the kitchen stairs Murray -street lopp. Boans). Perth you not know," was her answer toI 85 years of age and was still in the LENDERST., CAMBRIDGE 61 still for the sake of sweet Aunt Anchild -but on the Madonna with the eggs and bacon, and with the threats of the prefect, "that VILLE. astatia, and perhaps for some other and her with HARROLD & MURRAY Jesus enjoyment of perfect health. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. radiant the Divine Infant in her is Nancy flushed, am the bride of my Lord half defined feeling of loyalty to herself MERCHANTS, her arms. She thrust her purse Nancy, bearing aloft a huge dish of Omen?" The death appointed for PRODUCE TALKING. THAN that BETTER Immaculate One who had once STO SUBSCRIBER:: TERM B.D,Sc., L.D.S., V. G. POWELL, its c:,ncakes. woman's hand -and potato into the hot her was suffocation, and she remainsmoking VICTORIA PARK. been to her as a mother indeed -she Advance DENTIST, ed a day and a night in a hot-air "I haven't tasted one since I left InPer said her nightly Rosary. And per- tents brought comfort for many a The virtue of silence under trial Have sin Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, 3s. 3d. . Quarter .. cried. she flower -seller's home. the the Aunt Augusta," bath, heated seven times its wont. and day .to home, virtues TERRACE, rarest GEORGE'S the 188 ST. of Wheat, is one Barley, haps to that practice she owed it, 6s 6d. Hay, Straw, Oats, Per Half Year .. so But as with the Three Children, no "Give me all you have!" she said, "and so"-turning with a laugh tc to acquire: therefore. Linseed, and Maize. difficult most that pleasure -loving and worldly Ils. 6c1 .. Annum Per PERTH. had flames "the on Bridit was with her. though she had become, there was and gathering the flowers into her all the asents-"I insisted it is most pleasing to God, and most 20s. Od. Per Two Years .. morning!" God's this Hours: 10 to 6, or by appointment. still a something about Nancy into some power over her body, neither was a conducive to the strength and beauTERMS CASH. passed on anns she get making Malie Booked old parsame dear the hair of her head singed." Thewith it was Yes, 'PhiSne, A8038. ty of Christian character. guire that placed her apart from House. 13s. Od. Per Annum .. tor sent to despatch her struck She was somewhat- late, acid the lour, with the aunts each in tl.eir many others of the "smart set" It is wisdom to say little concern22s. Od. Tiro Years .. Gastrembling hand the three blows Rosary was nearly over, but she accustomed seat, and the superciliing the injuries you have received. For all Kinds of Plumbing,Work, something that MT. LAWLEY checked the double 49 FIRST -AVENUE, her left and allowed, law her misthe which and ous Persian seated beside meaning jest and froze the words of slipped quietly up the aisle We are generally losers in the end Flttiug & Galvanised Iron ASK FOR It tress on the sofa, and the Irish ter- Cheques (which should be cross still alive. For two days and nights if we stop to refute all the backscandal before they could be spiel. knelt near the Virgin's altar. MaMARK DUNN Cecilia lay with her head half sev- biting and gossiping we may hear riers as usual disputing over their ed), drafts, money orders, or postal was many months since Nancy RYAN PHIL en into pure her ears. bath, her of Perth. -street, 332-334 Wellington ered on the pavement annoying, guire had been at Benediction, but places on the hearth-rug. The m'unts notes should be made payable to are They way. the Yes, by surely Our Lady was still DODGE CAR FOR HIRE MOTOR fully sensible, and joyfully awaiting it is true, but not dangerous, so long Licensed Plumber and Drainer. spoken to had Mother had each their own particular tales THE W.A. RECORD. EXCHANGE Blessed the watching and guarding this wayDAY OR NIGHT. her croon, on the third the agony as we do not stop to expostulate To the Metropolitan Water Supply, her Divine Son, and so when the to unfold for Nancy's benefit, but it MUST BE ADDED. ward child of her love. CAR No. 208. was over, and, A.D. 177, the virgin and scold. Sewerage, and Drainage Department in seemed as if her attention was inon high was held Host Sacred "The Baron will propose -night. to Motor Garage Telephone, A1927. SPECIAL NOTICE. Dairying Utensils, Bathe, Bath Saint gave back her pure spirit to to wander, and they noticed when It is not hard to be I am certain," said Lady Florence blessing, behold He touched this clined d P.O. Motor Rank, A3488. Heaters, Tanks, and Windmills Christ. her glancing severe] times through When notifying change of address you have love and sympathy and encomplacently, as the motor whined heart which had been wandering so Made and Repaired. to He spoke state your old as well as your and good when from the fold, the window. kindly far be to but couragement, to them their destination, the palaST. CLEMENT OF ROME. over nets address, Breakfast was not quite not one soul cares whether you live tial mansion of the Baron, where a the soul of the girl as He had never G. F. H. COSTELLO when when the click of the garden gate -even thoughts, to her before spoken kindest your when or die, reception was being held. "I need Midland Junction. Byers Road, Feast Day, Tuesday, November 23. your least selfish acts, Your dearest O'Mara EDITORIAL NOTP141, of Commu- was heard, and Dermot S. BEECROFT not ask, my love" -rather anxious- in "the hushed stillness Painter and House Ranovator. nion hour," she had knelt to receive could be seen coming up the garden St. Clement is said to have been sacrifices are treated alike with in The names and addressedAlli- coryour answer will be?" Butcher, all Classes of Repairs, Alterations, ly -"what at path. her Lord in the little church a convert of noble birth. The early suit, cruelty and contempt, to be respondents and contributors must Nancy flushed and paled, and her and Renovations Satisfactorily home in holy Ireland. In- Springing to her feet, quite heedless accompany all communications. home Fathers identified him with -the good then is the great accomplish- 181 ROKEBY-ROAD. SLBIACO voice was troubled. Executed. Clement whose name St. Paul de- ment. Secretaries of Societies, correspon"I -don't know," she said halting- deed it almost seemed to her that of the aunts' united "Gently, gently. Only Prime Fresh Killed Mast Sold, spirit in my dear'" Nancy sped through the dents, and others will please note she was back again in A Trial Solicited, clares to the Phillipians was writ1341. 'Phone ly. ten in the Book elf Life; and TerFASHION. that all communications intended Just "Don't know e echoed Lady Flor- Rathboden chapel, her clear tones porch and down the garden. was tullian assures us that Clement "My dear girl, just consider joining in the "Tantum Ergo." She half way from the gate, at the bed for insertion in the current week's ence. Peter consecrated Bishop by St. (By "Ninon.") for one moment the advantages of came to herself with a start as the of lilies, they met, and as she gave issue should be in the hands -of the the a glad cry of "Dermot!" she heard Editor by midday Wednesday at Be that as it may, it is himself. match. such a He is more than a congregation began to leave with out stand that .fashions Two her him sing out, "Hallo! little sweet latest. certain that he had seen the Aposmillionaire-you would have your church, and rising she took at the moment at feet of laid them the Reports of Parochial Functions lilies and tles and conversed with them. With special distinction house in Park Lane, your place in and their hands met across should and accordion -pleatbe authorised by the parish Then in spite heart!" our Blessed Lady. their divine words still ringing in are the cloak Ireland, in Scotland -and too, of introa charming is cloak the ing. The rule vain the lily.ofthe-valloY. came -in tears priest, herself, the of his ears, he began to course, if you cared -your villa at met with in a variety the Reports of Weddings, Is. per inch but in them, tried to stop she Church of God; and thus he was duction, and is flowing Nice -your yacht at Cowes! And straight from (about 50 words). among the first, as he was among of styles, now Telephone A4395. think of the jewels he would give end she gave up the endeavour and long the neck, now mounted to a yoke as Funeral Reports, Is. jeer inch; in, unrestrainedly. wept the most illustrious, in the his wife! Why, you would have no the deep as you please. Sometimes the eluding names of persons present, HOLDWAY & CO. A hand fell gently on her shoutline of those who have held wish ungratified -anyone can see in with straps Is. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). place and power of Peter. Clem. cloak is arranged that the Baron is infatuated about der. Licensed Sewerage Plumbers full that they Photograph Reproductions, 8d. dance. or popular song most and ent entered on his high office in evil front, cut so wideinand Oh! I you! do trust, Nancy. that (Certificated). of a suggestion time the figsjre cross inch. the same at Nancy a inlet lived it was He to -night But days. you will be sensible!" Sheet Metal Workers per square The fashion of making long the piano. GasfittersAand over to softly that went and in the same city with Domitian, bolero. the But Nancy nothing; was said she Solicited. Trial cloak for the hands and RATES. ADVERTISING and dress, a plain white wore the persecutor of the Church; and slits in She undecided, worried and restless. It 4044 Pier -street, Perth. besides external foes he had to con- arms to pass through is a very- conwas a great temptation to her in her only ornament was a spray of Situations Wanted and Vacant, tend with schism and rebellion from venient one. lily'uf-t/ien'alleY The Baron stood many ways, a love of Residence (three lines, for she had and Board The chief materials employed for her ride, and the guests waited within., The Corinthian Church ease and luxury, and she knew that at 16 words), one ieilertion, Is. LODGINGS FOR CATHOLIC about ineaseeee entleinntion They 'ex. was torn by intestine strife, and its to-day's cloaks are cloth and satin. of from a monetary point view the each, VISITORS BUSINESS GIRLS OR members set the authority of their .A smart suggestion which would deIn Births, Marriages, Deaths, could not do better than accept Pected something gay and light COUNTRY, AT it IRWIN- Memoriam, It was then velop, beautifully is a dark blue clergy at defiance. and Funeral Notices, 3s. Baron Drosenheim. As for the some chanson from the latest musi- FROM that St. Clement interfered in the cloth, with collar of blue satin brocal comedy, or a rag -time swinging STREET, PERTH. Poetry, 6d. line extra. insertion. per himself man short, little stout plenitude of his Apostolic authority, caded in dull gold, or of self -blue Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per man, only redeemed from utter inand seat his famous epistle to the broche. The wrap is very simple, inch. significance by a pair of keen black Corinthians. He urged the duties but, as will be seen, exceedingly Casual Advertisements, 4s. per eyes -she was perfectly indifferent A1665. Tel. It is worn over an accorof charity, and above all of submis- smart. inch. to him. Still she did not dislike not dion-pleated skirt, and the two to, He did sion to the clergy. Replies. to Advertisements can be "and who him: knows," she tried in. speak in vain; peace and order were gether combine the last word PERTH, addressed to this Office, and they to argue with herself, "hut that I restored. St. Clement had done his fashion. will be forwarded to Advertisers if in time become quite fond of might AND BOARDERS. BOYS DAY FOR SCHOOL SECONDARY after shortly work on earth, and 894 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB, postage is prepaid. him." One of the most useful skirts is of Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894, The Oldest Catholic College sealed with his own blood the faith accordion-pleated, dark -blue (Opposite King Edward Hostel nun'3 Therefore it was strange and very in WA. which he had learned from Peter veiling; another is of blue cotton All Communications should be adnight annoying that on this of ill Proprietress, McDERMOTT, M. J. MISS earnestly is students training of the the moral and religious and taught to the nations. dressed to: others the Baron's stubby figure voile, and the skirt of thin cloth, Oil, attended to. Sanctuary Tapers. Floats, Charcoal, THE W.A. RECORD, Pure Was Candles, is way, seemed to be overshadowed by anfinely pleated in the same Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. OlILF-ESTESM. BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medals, Speciality in Statuary, other figure, tall and athletic -lookanother approved of item in. the All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univen "At the I- not of Jesus, arrived: Books just New Pictures, Framed fashion. woman of instead the Baron's corwardrobe of the ing, and of sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matricula"Until you take a fair measure of "Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Looking on Jesus," "From Bethlehem rect -if slightly guttural-English Not only in relation to skirts 'T trouble tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. yourself, no others will to Calvary," "Jesus Crucified," "Suffering Man God," "Watches of rendering itself tones, she seemed to hear -to alPhysical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive themselves about it." So spoke a accord:on-pleating the Passion," "Ecce Homo," "Lenten Sermons on the Passion, -SEND 0 to' also regard most listen but in wistfully, for Dublin conspicuous, Military Training is imparted in the Cadet our attention. Undoubtedly he was blouses and cloaks. The blouse "Holy Week and Easter," "Loreto of the Holy House," Books by Sage of old. brogue calling out, 'Hallo! little Companies. talking about self-esteem or refer- may be made up entirely of accorLasance, "Thoughts on Religious Life," Prayer -book for Re Father sweetheart!" Speaking Public Elocution, Vocal and Instrumented Music, ring to the eraltfe of it. Tes, which dion -pleating, or perhaps it is interligion, Blessed Sacrament Book, My Prayer -book, With God, Sunday SS BRYANS RECORD Arrived at her destination, ehe are taught. he meant that you or I cannot be spersed here and there with bands Missal, Roman Missal, Short Visits to the Messed Sacrament, Visits went into one of the dressing ET Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purto Jesus in the Tabernacle, New Ireland, History of Ireland, by one whit bigger or more important of plain material; while, when allied rooms to take off her cloak before p. Boan RTH, Not that poses. than we think we are. Darcy McGee, Knocknagow, Story of Ireland by A. H. Sullivan, presenting herSelf to her hostess cloaks, the pleating may assert to A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which important to 457. lephones. A3' and Recollections of an Irish Judge by McDonnell Bodkin. A Good Asmere thinking we are the Baron's sister -and the maid self as a shoulder cape, and thus pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of sortment of English and American Story Books. Sacred Heart Mesreally makes us so, but until we it appears in connection with a lovewho forward asked respectfulcame tools, Garland, OP' 4 Joseph's St. Annals, Madonna, an et e re Our Lady's rinted d actually place a value on oureelves ly cloak of fawn-coloured cloth, with sengers, Maguire, you Miss ly, "Are Three-Term System. New Pupils are received at any part of our he stored o -on our ability, our energy, Australian, St, Anthony's Annal, Ave Maria. big ruffle of coque feathers to madam?" the Term. A liberal discount is made in the case of brothers. To. Promptly Attended Orders TA 0 general worth-certainly no one amatch she left the On Nancy replying at the neck. 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