The Record Newspaper 25 December 1920

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PERTH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1920

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The Subordinate's Mistake The Thuckeen at the Door.

GREENBUSHES

"The Mannix County" - - - (Page 7)

The Austral

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CLAREMONT.

VOL. XLIV Tambellup

A sports gathering in aid of St. CONVENT SCHOOL CONCERT. Only a little while ago we had ocon Michael's Church will be held casion to say farewell to a Hobart has an March 17th . next CONVENT CHILDREN'S CON(By John O'Brien.' contemporary-the Monitor-which, (From Our Correspondent). raising of (By Dr. G. R. Baldwin, Melbourne. Victoria.) CERT. purpose the decided for he after a long struggle in the interests that of recent medal" cost the little A Crowded Audience. to defray mirac'lus bell "A funds wretched the that at the 13th, there's of down Now. On the evening of Catholic truth, had to go Under the prized beyond all costA ddlightful entertainment was been accomplished. But the new improvements. again; it rings the whole day pressure of high prices, Parish Hall, the children of The zealous young Subordinate would havedoorway A gift from Father So and So, that under the supervision of Mr. P. Murphy, - held in the Convent School Hall, the Subordinate through; into his Senior's office, from the and what is always most discourag- local school, under the guidance of able needed much lost; a he'd and day very sanctuary fine a Greenbushes. on Thursday, 9th. was ushered who I s'pose, fury: tramp, in out of the Presentation Sisters presented Another blessed to find the great man pacing the screameddown Well, ing to a Catholic editor, the lackthe confessional and porch have inst., every item on the programme And could I spare another? your rifle, you dam'd wants "a bob or two:" "Put to a packed house a programme vestry,erected. of violent passion. appreciation and interest from The original build the thought occurred to me, being creditably performed, and floor in a state accounted been little the Thuckeen's Amthere's very And with much applause. the with met by fool!" which now, for This was partly medals must have Catholic public-and ing has also been veiled and rencjudging from the various laudatory heels tick-Locking on the floor. The miracles and hopelessly. The tragedy was averted by one sincere regret, we bid adieu to the ongst those present were the Rev. fact that his face was swathed in A workinga_bee throughout. missed him comments heard on all sides, as well tooth- second, and the soldier tried to con- I've told that woman not to let the friendly Catholic monthly which Fathers Lynch, Butler, and T. Mas- vated as on spectacular and auricular evi- flannel, indicative of intense is to be formed in the near future companions. door. his the near us was carbehind Thuckeen to programme denhimself The he visitor terson. the ceal has been a welcome I thought of how suc- ache. It was reported that when Still, picket fence substantial a erect to dences, the concert was a grand juvcried during many .years. Through the ried out without a hitch, and re in front of the Church. thought of Father So and So, tists of the town, to mark their dis "Put the fool under arrest," From start to finish the cess. Fur every tramp upon the road Ind both govern- the Subordinate. I gave him six or seven more; and long space of 29 years the Austral fleeted the greatest of credit on too. loafer, ethics succeeded in keeping an ap- approval of his methods of every solthe as turned opening way The were austere and pupils. teachers The tables Light has trudged the viva, ment, had unanimously refused to as he turned to go. presbyt'ry for thirty years has preciative audience on the quiwas always erect item by the infants, an action song, each respectively emphasising the thus leaving him dier felt when he found himself de- Thisbeen Ile begged me to excuse him fur the of Catholic journalism, a rendezvous: and although the programme wssa attend to his teeth, of prisoner in and independent, and as a cham- "What Would You Take For Me?" merits and demerits journey between his prived of his rifle and marched under he showed, sentiment his it may, what colour his be lengthy one, the enthusiasm early to face the long goverthnent And But barracks. Times there was excellently rendered, and dis- such a powerful manner that the and the armed escort to the And borrowed something from me pion of the Faith. kept up to the end. From an peo- present seat of creed, his drink, his kin, in doubt as always get a heavy not were its of care found the amount audience does it showed of zeal when tinctly deroad." sure, excess the are he we if on were, state, him by see ruling of the "to just capital hour the hall was tenanted Ladyship the Thuckeen will be Fortunately, Miss by sired alleviation from his suffering. sentence, and his punishment was a Her sure pathway rough, uneven, and diffi- taken in the teaching. The next to the result. to ask him in. ple eager to secure seats, andevery I pondered on the worth cult, and beset by many cares. The item, a pianoforte trio, by the Misses Roberts was able to appeal to the while But one. him trifling regarded began Subordinate The concert the tune the of rough and ready men, "I apologise to you, sir, for that And then she trips along the hall, of Catholic journalism is not Foster, Podger, and Hodge, proved feelings of the jury, and thereby admiration, such available seat was filled. The man- with sympathy and you the genuine course And felt I'd found a smooth and placid one at the heat, to be an excellent piece of finger procure an acquittal. and calmly says to me, as one extends to him who suffers man's stupidity. He fancied - ner in which the children acquitted door -bell rang again: and in those 29 years of publication work and harmonising. Miss V. the "one," The second half of the programme first Subordinate. Chief's wants highest the Father, But please, the a cause. gentleman, for "A themselves deserves "A gentleman to see you," said the there must have been many disap- Hatton rendered "Rose of my was taken up with the Cantata, "The to greeting satisfied him that it was As his last remark, prior to partto see you privately." praise. and much credit is due Thuckeen as before; curse, the prisoner I fling the paper on the floor, and anxieties which Heart" in a masterly manner, and White Garland." To go into detail a been and had ing, decayed pointments been a have than more must something who the Sisters, I found another "gentleman" upon were never made known to its read- displayed a fulness of voice seldom and pick out the items u this would bring the tooth which was causing this heroic was mystified, but, being a wise man, with a purpose grand, untiring in their efforts toperfection, the parlour floor. comment. ers, and which it is now too late to met with in one so young. For an take too long, but mention must bea my "gentleman," praman to pace the floor in this state he offered no wishes whole to a pitch of you. I go to meet see to It fought the good encore, "The Bells of St. Mary's" made of the "Throne." This was Chief "The talk about. stand. thorough a the take to for of excitement. pared well which speaks well with Holy Church- fight, the Connected good a in put would you of if imAnd, it has finished its course, and was dealt with in quite as good beautiful piece of work, and growled he youth "You darn'd fool," leastat education imparted to the ducts, he was, said he one the for talk, you let him "II mediately the Subordinate showed word for me-I mistook But somehow, if I it kept the Faith. That much should style. A very pretty chorus entitl- whole of the item was evenly balancThe piano this district. His sister, Reverend Mother, and be a consoling memory to its read- ed "Flowers" was next given by the ed, both for its singing, speaking, did-I really I endure; won't leaders, their purpose Coop, of the E. Yet Misses doorway. the the in face his Travotore," by his brother, too, a priest. "AusMartin, and the and friends. Failure cannot be girls. Each girl held a basket with and acting. The final chorus, Subordinate knew that he was not shall be obliged."it as easy as I can I think of sweetofSt.Tourser and V. Phillips:- "Fabian Roses,' brought The curate laughed his hearty laugh ers G. responsible for the tooth. beggarman "I will make written against its name-it was which she kept time to the music, tralia is the Land for Me," by the Misses M. Payne and half a day and more, for absolutewas moment. This afserdown. a last and a of graceful house the going through series the ex -prisoner, to a "trifle," the out virile him said and Cox V. you," I hand had for strong by he Well satisfied with himself, Jones; "Sunny Smiles," And that's what comes of sending when the snuffer of high cost of pro- movements. The colored lights ly the star of the evening. At the mon as a rule, "Playing obeyed the command to interview fably. and Kathleen O'Connor: the out that Thuckeen to the door. duction fall upon it and snuffed it were brought to bear upon this conclusion of the cantata, "Thank you. It was an idiotic mis-- And go back to my paper, and conthe Chief in expectation of promoSoldiers, M. Green and V. MiPhillips. the of difficult organ effect so peace, the whole winning a Queen remained upon the throne, it official a fool, make the R. myself As they fess :ses gone but out. dead and that's When it was so hard to trap take, Josephine tion. Poor and another item by the were In around. was all it attendants loud series of applause. Miss Mina with her all a rebel, his late capture of an im- for us that these things will happen," Catholic Church in Victoria, was worth her weight in gold, Paul and I. Williamson laughs at me! support and con- Roberts then pleased the eye with the front of the throne marched the be- portant personage was, in his opinHe conducted the prisoner to the The curate sometimes I never realised it till we laid her worthy of the best tunefully played, the time also was words frown; at the a and it with organisaschool, him I meet the dance, end of the au of Catholic a at the which boys tendered of the there and sideration the mould: ing good. A song, "Fairyland," were ion, a matter for congratulation, and chief's room, State. We can thence were not satisfied until a re- "Australia is the land for me," six The ex -prisoner He laughs his hearty laugh at what For in years no Ishinaelite stood tions of our Sister our tF' sung by the senior girls, who tots not unnaturally his superior's greet- an abject apology. friends by petition had been given. he terms "being taken down." This pennants, each with the coat-of -arms tiny ill afford to lose asked the chief to overlook the error, paraair floor, oh. ing was disconcerting. introduced by a number oftrip one only cases" Catholic lit- young lady bids fair to become a of the respective States was display"deserving says remarkIle Australian would, and -se I to "1 beg your pardon, sir," he said, and he promised he For Josephine herself would meet neglect, dressed as fairies. They useful auxilliary danseuse of front rank. The next ed, whilst from over the throne was per thousand run. to a right lost not has arid it was that erature music, kindly of the .ing doOr. heard at 'the sound distinctly caller the not the had to as if he the stage refuse, I'm troubled lest it a uncomplimentary remark. by the demise of the Austral Light. item was given by the boys, the unfurled a huge Australian Flag, expect to find old heads on young When Ithat and in clear dulcet tones, made very one. be The tramp, the fraud, the agent, Only recently we noticed that a re- song being "Mate o' Mine." Two old with its beautiful stars glittering. "You've tairss,efie wrong man," shoulders. little speech bidding the people books, couples were seated in the centre, The Misses Bell and Sharpe official. just selling, me, fellow with the dine and transmust presentative of a well -established you of Phillips, "But accession An Vida rinif. this snarled the "welcome." sorry stories of in and the rest grouped around. Dur- ed at the piano. bear us no ill- They tell ofmewant She catalogued as "loafe,s." Faith, American Catholic magazine is for formed for the time being into a the pain he was suffering caused him to show that you chief and care; world At the conclusion of the programto the ex she gave them murd'rous looks: this country soliciting support de- ing this item the lights were again to walk up and down in a still more feeling." said the somewhere, Dolly's Doctor, sang her -own praises waiting that's It certainly brought into play, greatly enhancing me. Father Masterson came forward, Upon the well -dressed mystery she that publication. prisoner. "Kindly call a taxi," he The ifjob fare; as a doctor in verse, and then pre- agitated manner. the had only when they but Catholics, the of the in a few happy words referred of merits song. Ribbon and guns, heavy well her trained serves the Subordinate. It was not the first time that the commandedhour scribed in an amusing way for each swag that has been stolen, with And if she couldn't make him out, we find our own Catholic publica- Drill was then given by the girls. to the good work the Sisters were its wrong after they had driv- The the Just one man had been taken. It was doll which was brought to her by at and pup"and "billycan support for and on behalf of the parish nuns. This item was extremely doing, to the commendin him up -hungering send a drew she'd tions car craving indeed the fashion to arrest men in en away, another respective owner, each first able on account of the precision desired them to accept the thanks me confidential tips about encouragement, we think our they ailment. a careless, haphazard fashion, on the front of the house, and from it de - And giveMelbourne Cup. - tention for her doll's special the them; The lad who dared to ring the bell -- care should be for with which they worked. A charac- of the parents. He also thanked the doorthe drill In Bell" Chief. the "Jingle crime." boys' a for wended man of "a principle The junior she'd cut him like a knife, in be foremost in our consid- ter sketch, "Taking the Census," was parents and all present for their atwas well executed, and the teacher The Subordinate did not believe that way he met the Subordinate. you Last week, while reading Office reflec- next on the programme, and for this tendance, and desired that they but if he ventured round the back. should eration. It is not a pleasing There he had taken the wrong man, but, if "Well," he asked sharply, "did the shade behind the hedge, must feel proud of them. "Wand has item the three boys participating. would wait just a little chase him for his life; longer she'd the Austral Light and that along, tion of chanced man?" party exhibition had that arrest A battered was also a fine he had done so, many others then one, misevery its scolded distributed. soundly were She relinquish prizes to the Bert Bert whilst Skinner. Moloney, and as compelled the this pledge." been wished "to sign the The Subordinate regarded Drill" by the senior boys, and ex- already done the same thing and had gave them quite a feast; want of financial enfollowing are the results: a joke, and considering it the co- I pledged him (and I franked him), But cleared her decks for action sion owing to and it is with vary Harry McClements, deserve a large The vim they put into the different escaped blame. amount praise for their produc --well, couragement, Ritautuatdoa Remits. and advised him, too; andminutes man answers to the descrip- rect thing to laugh at a superior's ercises speaks well for the future "This MU tion Was excellent in all respects. of a priest." it"the brother with that learn we regret sincere sang tion of the man I was after," he said. jests, fairly shook with hilarity. of the He was drunk in twenty tin miners. The boys also Song" The Associated Board Miss Mavis Clarke rendered "Love's more. no hotel. shine disgust. Flynn's Tar with him Mrs. "Jack eyed Chief at dechoruses, The down fooled. The fine been London. two "You've Well, here's the Thuckeen's little Young Dream," and for an encore Royal Academy of Music, "You've been drinking," he said. Irene wrong." Division. was a clock; and the "Boot Black Brigade," scription First like Theoretical: tick-tocking heels "The Meeting of the Waters." The by "No, sir," replied the Subordinate. Last Sunday's sermon they repeat- Now, what's the matter, Mary, in which were much appreciated"The This also had happened before, for We are very pleased to note that Japanese Fan and Action Song, with Prendiville, Gracie Podger. Second and, faith, to put it plain, "Then why do you laugh when I Rudiments the audience. The dialogues, Les- it was difficult to obtain a descripyour shabby little frock? the "Silver Chain" carnival, effects, was more than favorably re- Division, Nellie Smith. I'd give them half a sovereign not "A gentleman to see ire, and you at at Bell. Train to Mauro," "The Music the tion of a man, when those who knew ask a question?" feature city which is an annual ceived. The stage for this item as- of Music: LilyResults, to do the like again; "I thought it was a joke, sir." National Busison," and "The Robber Under and him refused to say whether his hair in to wait!" Commercial him some of the com sumed a beautiful blue hue, asked time, turkey. Christmas and a back argood, to me orders sold You had They've "A joke? Red," were especially black or red and his eyes blue or how are you? --with petitions resulted in wins for the from the wings peeped out bamboos ness College, N.S.W.-Junior Typelaugh was Perhaps you which I found next day was A "gentleman," Phillappo kept the audience in roars of brown. Frequently, indeed, in a dis- rest a certain man. his swag outside the gate. boys of Clontarf Orphanage. During with Japanese lanterns attached, writing: Irene Prendiville, mine; "Milkmaid Drill," by the Junior Bookter. gusting spirit of levity, short men regarded that order as a joke." arthat last Monday afternoon dancing comthus forming an archway for the Rowe, Isabel Goodin. bottles girl each empty And stole the and S'tin"But, sir-you know that I girls, was a fine display, into giants, be their Bert Roberts, made of had been hoarded Mena 'twill first keeping, perhaps, well, boys-the Ah, for petitions "Japanese" ladies to dance under. contained the altar wine. Stevens, carrying the orthodox nail and stool. Under these rested the wrong man." giants into dwarfs. where I shall need it more. in this State-were held, and The song, "Bubbles," was next giv- ner, John Rowe, George How the devil should knew "I knew? Book"The Japanese Fan S ing" was well Subordinate let that kind the Elementary never Beart. circumstances, sat Australian I she'd Dorothy here West as Josephine to the last, Poor Tuesday according en by Mina Roberts, the rest the in 'Twas of returned only sung, and the girls (coked quaint that a mistake was not impossible. I know when I'veteeth Thuckeen near the door. upon this very seat. the judges did not have an easy school joining in the chorus. This keeping, Bert Skinner, John Rowe. attended to Bert their fancy costumes. The most- But what of that? from having my task in arriving at their decisions. also proved a most enjoyable item, Intermediate Bookkeeping, A dialogue was wafted from the capital?:" the humorous item was- "The Organ asked. at he matter?" it "Does street. the of There were 34 entries, and the recorner given greater effect to by the color- Skinner. The chief had gone proved-the mean?" Royal Grinder and the Monkey." do you it of the So K. What Board ear,' Associated "Matter? Fling: The his one, "I'll go and 'bite sults were:-Highland ing. During the chorus "bubbles" FROM "DE PROFUNDIS." in drowned voices were simply secretly-the other man played his Said when the chief asked hotly, no one is about; O'Dea, 1; W. Moore and S, Pearce, were seen to float about the stage Academy of Music-Pianoforte.laughter at the "get up" of young "It has not mattered in the past. part cleverly-and the prisoner was "The 'Old Pot' doesn't tumble,' and Pray! yes, pray! for God is sweet tie, 2. Irish Jig: J. Jelly, 1; J. from all directions. First one would Primary Division: Rosalia Hodge, His B. McDonald as a monkey. say we Well, if free. M. We have this man. Sailor's Hornpipe: you wait till I come out." 0 my God! woe are we!prayers North, 2. catch the eye, which to all appear- Gracie Podger. Elementary Divimovements and antics created much The Subordinate hem -d and haad he has committed a crime, and then A special ances was red, when the next min- sion, Mena Roberts, Kathleen Fo.,' Tears will trickle into Kinane, 1: W. More, 2. B. Palandri and Stan convict him and sentence him, who in an attempt to explain that in his Of course, it sounded Greek to me; amusement. feet(sailHis Firth Lower Division, Nellie Skinat down R. When we kneel prize was awarded to ute it would be changed to a purple. ter. a _. May acquitted themselves well in ignorance of the chief's absence he I've alwayshated slang Clon- Another would be a yellow when ner. Higher Division, Lily Bell, is to know?" All these Woe are we! woe are we or's hornpipe) puded into abetting the And thought no more about the violin duet, and also the girls in a been general rule. had a It as cares. all right our College of Music, LondonTrinity "That's and crosses Congratulations! our With lads. tarf setting out, but before its recitation, "The ObedienttheGirlie." thing, until the door bell rang; But this particular man is a loyalist prisoner's escape. At first there tortured breast, ma, also be mentioned that the well was completed would assumejourney Pianaforte.---Nellie Skinner, Lily the calm will Ile evenhue a of feature of the threats The crowning to see you," said im- was a violent storm, with the most of restof one a gentleman Band and relation troubled Brass "A Bell. the Boys' give will Clontarf He known green. May of This item certainly was "The ing was the cantata, Thuokeen from the door. Special Prizes: Thomas Ellwood. portant loyalists in the country. punishment, but the chief knew that And the dead Ile watcheth best. gave their services during the course a star. Number 11 was an Irish Miss M.,Victor took the There'll be the devil of a row when the superior is invariably blamed for A "gentleman, ' in trouble met me Queen." Hill, a Jig, neatly executed by the Misses silver medal, presented by inMI.school. -Father Abram Ryan. of the carnival. and that mistakes, floor. leading part, and certaintly looked subordinate's his parlour done." the you've on what know they most improved child for Hodge, Rowe, Smith, and Moloney. Sheila to the capital visit his pretty little queen. Miss kept said having Doctrine, me that," Christian for never told "lie prize A playette entitled "A Fair Judge," First eeislaa as Princess Goodwill, look- the Subordinate. so profound a secret, the mistake First prize for her or the "Murder of a Tabby Cat," was Irene O'Shanassy. He fell in with ed charming, and performed "Did you give him a chance to ex- was pardonable. then produced by the girls. All the good behaviour, Bessie Smith. -prisoner ex part in excellent style. Miss Linda the that explanation the plain?" very performers in this proved themselpart her acted arLetchfield ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. The Subordinate, knowing that the had been an unfortunate loyalist praise ves excellent orators and good ac gracefully, and sang a solo insweetly. arrest had been summary, and the rested by mistake. So it is believLittle Sisters of the Poor. tors, but particular mention should But of "The Moss Rose" very hurried, ed to-day in official circles. proceedings subsequent Kalgoorlie, 5s; Well wi,hM.A.V., the in be given part to the "Barristers," Misses took girls Several saber leaving no opportunity of explana- there are those who know the truth, Kathleen Foster and Mina Roberts, er, 5s,' play, 'tad all looked sweet in their tion on the prisoner's part, did not and it causes them infinite amuse-Wines. airy ment. answer this question directly. Patna Reidy distributed medals the "I captured him in the house of a and certificates, and thanked rebel," he said. notorious Sisters the of behalf on audience "How do you know that?" the for their patronage. Bertie Palen-a Chief asked. AND A BOY'S DEATH. dri received a medal for winning "The pictures-" cora Scholarship, School Secondary An expression of doubt has gained "What do you know about pie. in g tenth on the merit list. concerning our Dublin Coro currency the pictures." Damn The following received certificates tures. last "We smashed them," replied the respondent's mention in his that, id diplomas in bookkeeping:- Subordinate. Letter of the fact Irish week's diploma; 'ose Paul. 95 per cent., Government British the while "You will probably have to reClarice Phillips, 94 per cent., diploits determination place them. This man must be dis- was effecting ma; Eileen Maxwell, 94 per 99cent., Father Xmas to execute the Irish boy, Kevin per charged-at once." diploma; Olarence Hancock, Ernie sorrow- Barry, English people in England saluted Subordinate The Grade; Intermediate cent the killing of against petitioned had leave the room, turned to invites fully and Intermediate Davis. 98 per cent., to inspect the Grand Display Our Stock Unsurpassed-all the Latest and Best of Ella a dog for having bitten something or cent.. but the Chief pulled him up short. Grade: Bede Fogarty, 94 per Slater, Wheeler Wilcox Poems-all titl,s-frorn 1/6 up to 25/- each. of Christmas Presents, Novelgo?" he asked, somebody! This is hard to believe, I you to tell "Did Vivian Grade; the Children l'atermediate the London when but admit, we Waiarables, Holiday CALL EARLY! stormily. ties, Grade. per cent., Intermediate Times' Weekly Illustrated section "No, Sir." which are teeming in all deSPECIALLY RECOMMENDED AS XMAS GIFTS. The following are the results of Meet to to hand and presents the ac comes get the you comwait until "Then T.C.L.:Grand tical Exam., partments, at our .ALL ETHEL TURNER'S and N.G. BRUCE'S BOOKS, at 4/6 each. I will see this man and you tual photograph of the dog repronior Division: Ida Williamson, mand. apologise to him before me. duced all doubt must vanish. In an him In -The Butterfly Man." onuurs (gold medal); Rose Paul, shall the accompanying explanation of once. Go." here at Bring him onours. "The Dop Doctor." the The Subordinate left the room picture The Times states that been Cave Toy the Intermediate Division: Margaret has legality of killing this dog "The Top of the World." By Ethel Jones. hurriedly. Payne, Ethel Cooper, Gipsy Phillips, I-which the High Court to taken M. Dell. enjoying himself was prisoner' The Junior Division: Vida (violin). an apsupposed, be it may means, to and in a room at the back of the house. "The Veldt Trail." By Gertrude honours, Bertie Palandri The from a Lower Court. peal soldiers watched Marjory of Outside squads Division: Page. Preparatory cases, Enjoy a ride with fixed bayonets, anticipating an Privy Council exists for appeal Green. "Wonder Book of Aircraft," at rescue; an armoured car so the dog may yet hope for justice. First Steps: Kathleen O'Connor, attempt May By "Ragged Blossoms." was patrolling the main street, while on IN MEMORIAM. distinction, Vera Cox. NOW in FULL SWING. dis- overhead an aeroplane droned as it Gibbs. The following certificates were DARBY.-Of your charity, pray fur occasion will afford The Cuddle and Snugglepot of for"Tales Exam., and backwards flew hurriedly Practical for tributed the soul of Alfred W. Darby, who "The pie." By May Gibbs. a big treat for the little wards. Inside the room four solT.C.L.:died at* Melbourne, December 30, "Dot and the Kangeroo." Bernice diers with loaded rifles were preparones to participate in Intermediate Division: 1918. honPaul, unnecessary made an he Switchback Rose to fire if ed Beattie, honours; selecting their heart's These three books are 6s. each, with those lovely illustrations. Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy move. Knowing that rifles had an ours. on his soul. desires from the grand collection of Toys, "THE AUSTRALIAN HOUSEHOLD GUIDE" by Junior Division: Margaret Payne, unfortunate habit of exploding still. and wife Railway." -Inserted by his loving Games, Novelties, &c.,which are being displayed. (Edited by Lady Hackett/. Price, 7/6, per par, -el post 1/8 extra. honours; Beatrice Jones, Ada Cox, accident, the prisoner sat very children. One of the soldiers, a young man Ethel Cooper. "CHUMS" YEARLY VOLUME, 14 6 ONLY. by SUGHAN.--Of your charity, pray Preparatory Division: Bertie Pal with a sullen face, had begun him "DR. MUSKETT'S AUSTRALIAN MEDICAL GUIDE," 2 Large for the happy repose of the soul of andri, honours (violin): Vida Phil- abusing the prisoner, comparing Seeing Volumes, illustrated, ES 3s; postage, 2/6, registered. John Sughan, beloved husband of lips, honours: Stanley May (violin), unfavourably with himself. impresare offered in every department. With the close that this did not make any Margaret, and father of Netta, "ILLUSTRATED FAMILY DOCTOR. A Guide to Health, 15/ Jack Paul (violin). effecting of _a* desirous are year we the of to Maron gone 28th. had December sion, the Subordinate who died on First Steps: Inez Palandri, postage, laextensive clearance of surplus stock. abuse his relations, and finally, when Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, hose jory Green. l'ICTURE BOOKS, FAIRY TALE BOOKS in Large Selection. mercy on his soul. Theory (Senior Division) Bertie the prisoner affected a lack of interproest in these remarks, the soldier .Palandri, honours); Inez Palandri, of the SUGHAN.-Of your charity, pray Only Address: The Savings on Bargains are Gifts to yoO. Honours: Stanley May, Ada Cox, ceeded to revile the womenthat for the soul of John Sughan, who the When he saw country. Vida Phillips. died on 28th. December, 1919. Street (near Boans) and that he Murray_ 180 Preparatory Division: Jean Turn prisoner's face flushed, Mary and Joseph, PROVIDERS clenched his hands in anger, the r...ol- Jesus. UNIVERSAL er, Enid Lockhart, Katie Hartzer. extol: for him prayers Your his abuse, to profanity dier added Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, suldenly the prisoner PERTH. Mrs. and Miss McDermott, of East and when Have mercy on his soul. to his feet levelled his rifle Perth, left last Saturday by the sprang -Inserted by his loving brother, kill. intent to Trans. train for an extended holiday with In another second another tragedy A. F. Sughan. " in Melbourne and Sydney.

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I hope you Park, and that the concert was a got the gold medal for attendance. great success. It was, I know, beI think you record for eSeteniance is cause you went to led tired, but The funeral of t,,,be'late Mrs. Mary splendid, and you shouldrebe proud very happy. I hope Father Christ. of your medals. 1, my mas will remember you when he is Foley took place-on December 4th. Write at the Kar tta Cemetery. dear Eileen. The Love to Mabel, tta, touring Kalgoorlie, and that you re removed from her resiTeresa, and your own self from y and all at home will have a Happy remains dence r Turton-street, East Guild loving, AUNT BESSY. hristmas.-Your loving, to St. Mary's Church, GuildKisses for self and "wee ones." My dear Children,-This week, as again writing to you. On the 23rd AUNT BESSY. ord, where a Requiem Mass was promised, I make the announce- of November our annual school and thence to the Cathecelebrated, ments in connection with our com- concert was held, and it was a Likes to Read the Letters in the Morrrili884-lertamb. -dral of the Immaculate Conception petitions. Many will be diem,- great success, but as a detailed acRECORD. Mogurnber, Dec. 16. 1920. where the cortege formed and propointed, but I hope not very very count of it was given in a recent isDear Aunt Bessy.-This is Cunderdin, Dec. 8, 1920. my ceeded per road to Karrakatta. The disappointed. All can't be win- sue of THE RECORD, I will not Dear Aunt Bessy,-This is the first letter to you. I hope it will do deceased lady, who was esners. With the exception of one, give you any particulars. I am letter I have written to you. to put in THE RECORD. Will you teemed by those who knewmuch her for all the little guessers solved the pleased to he able to tell you that I first I want to become one Of your have me for your niece? I have a her kindly, gentle disposition, puzzles. I made them easy, so easy passed my French examination; the nieces. little pet lamb, it Although follows me Cunderdin everyis a leaves a sorrowing family of that they would let me know how other successful candidates and I place, I don't think you have where, and it even came into the three sons. five daughters, anti many little friends I had as readers received our certificates last week. big many nieces here. There is no Ca- school one day. I am sending 3/; six grand -children, her husband of the page. Such a crowd of re- After the junior exam., the girls tholic school it is from Viv and is here; as a gift for and Annie, Celia and eldest son having plies came to me, and the postman who sat for it held a picnic at Ka- I prego to the State school. I am the Divine Infant. We are going to deceased her. The chief mournwas very annoyed. I like to see lamunda, where the Sisters of St. in the midnight Mass. It will be nice to ers were the sons and him frowning and grumpy when he Joseph have established a Convent nine years old, and I am daughters, see the third Infant Jesus. Carmel is get- and Mesdames C. and T. standard. I have been going has a bundle of letters for me, his called "Mary's Mount," for Foley, small so fat; she smiles and tries to The pall -bearers frown is always an indication that boys under the age of 12 years. It to school for three years. First in ting daughters-in-law. and then in Manjimup, talk. She is such a dear little baby. were Messrs. Mannix, Clohessy, my little friends are not forgetting is a lovely place, surrounded by 42 Tambellup, M. now in Cunderdin. We are I would love to see the "wee ones" Troy, and R. O'Grady. and the funme. I am delighted with the re- acres of land, part of which is cul- and I will close now with love eral arrangements were in the holding a school concert next Fri- again. sponses to my appeals, and I am tivated. and produces hands fruit and day. The school children are to you and the "wee ones," We are going of Messrs. Bowra and O'Dea. very grateful to my dear chearen. vegetables. We had a lovely day, to a Christmas Tree at perform the play, "Cinderella." having our erous expressions of sympathy NumNow I am pressed for space this and we all enjoyed ourselves very were There are no churches here of any school next Saturday. I forgot to received.-R.I.P. week, and I must make my address much. The beautiful surroundings kind; we have Mass in the tell you that I am 71 years old, hall to you very brief. I hope you will of the Convent claimed most of every second Sunday. Father Kear- and just passed into the second have very pleasant holidays, and our attention, and the day I am glad to know that your passed nan or Father O'Donnell comes up standard this week. Goodbys dear hew. that you will not leave me wishing far too quickly. The train journey desire is to be an boy, and for letters in the new year. The home was delightful. especially on all the way from Northam. I have Aunt Bessy.-I remain your loving that you wish to be altar so near to our MARY KEHOE. three sisters and one little brother. niece. prizes will be sent along as soon as the zig-zag line. Eucharistic Lord. It is a great Last Thursday I was so pleased when my cousin possible. Well, Mary, dear, T am very pleas- privilege. You seem to he enjoying My love, good wishes, our annual school picnic was held at and gratitude to all of you and to Point Walter. The Dauntless was Gerald came first in the scholarship ed that you have written. I liked yourself between the school and the examination. I might go up for your letter very much, ant I hope farms, and the my readers.-Your loving, hired for the occasion, and at about one myself when I am older. kangaroos, so the I send when you read it in the Corner you monotony of town life is well brok. AUNT BESSY. 9 o'clock it left the Cliff-street wharf my love to you and the "wee will be very pleased. I am delight- en. Keep on helping Dad. for the Point, which was reached ones."-From your loving niece, Dad ed to have you as my little niece. mostly has little help unless he pays THE "WEE ONES." within an hour. Swimming was the NELLIE FLANNAGAN. So Mary has a little lamb and it well for it. Mrs. Nelson, Albany, sends but Write,often, my dear me favorite pastime of the day, her to You followed school one I clay. are very welcome, my dear 10/ for the "wee ones" as a Christ- other games were also indulged in. Norman, to your loving, mas present, and also her love and We did not leave Point Walter till Nellie And I hope you have come hope it was treated well, Mary, AUNT BESSY. best wishes.-Thanks, good friend. half -past seven, and consequently to remain with us for a long while. dear. and that it didn't break up the good manners of the school. Will'am Means to Have a Good we did not arrive home until nine Cunderdin is not represented as it you for your nice little donao'clock. The moonlight trip on the should be in the Corner. but per- Thank Time. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. river was delightful. We are clog- haps the new year will make a dif- tion to the Divine Infant. I had "A Reader of the Fitz;geralcl-street. Children's ing school ference. I am sorry you haven't a a letter from Vivienne. I hope you for the next holidays Page" sends me £2 for the Northam, Nov., 22, 1920. "wee school in the district but will keep awake and see the Infant ones" with ''best wishes for a very Thursday. and this will probably be Catholic Dear Aunt Bessy,-I would very will come along some bright Jesus at the Midnight Mass. He I one Happy Christmas and a Bright my last letter before Christmas, day, please God. It is nice to know will come to us all on Christmas much like to he one of your many wish you a happy and a Christmas New Year."-Thanks, indeed, dear that you have the Holy Sacrifice of Day. Oh, may we all receive Him nephews, that is if you will accept generous reader. me as one. I am eleven years of I return your bright and prosperous New Year. the Mass frequently, and I hope kindly.-Your loving, greeting and with a grateful heart. I hope my letter is not too late for you neversomiss age, and I go to St. Joseph's School. AUNT BESSY. being present. I the of Christmas Number THE -A.B. Next year, if all goes well. T think am glad your cousin was so successI am sending a story RECORD. I may be going up for a scholarship. FOR THE DIVINE CHILD. Nellie is Disappointed. for the competition under separate ful in the scholarship exam., and Now that it is summer we enjoy Reggie. Baby, Joan, Alice, John, post. Quindalup, Dec. 8, 1920. How are the "wee ones?- I some day, perhaps. Nellie, dear ourselves by going for a swim be congratulating you on your sueand Pat, little friends at Kununop- will try to see them in the holidays, Dear Aunt Bessy,-I wrote you every day. Saturday was the hotI hope "Cinderella" will be a a week or more ago, but was torather pin, send Is. each, as a Christmas but if I do not will you please wish cess. day we have had in Northam offering to the Divine Infant, and them the compliments of the season great success. You must tell me all disappointed at not seeing my let- test this year, but before summer is about it in your next letter.-Your ter published in the last RECORD. Frank Harris sends 2/. for me. Well now. I think I have loving, AUNT BESSY. We are haying our final examina- over I expect we will have it hotter. Vivienne and Mary Kehoe send told you all t e news, and as I do Saturday night I had some fruit, tions now at school. and I am living 3/ as an offering for the Divine not wish to intrude too much on A Niece From Jarrahwood. in hopes of going into the fifth stan- and then I drank some water. On your valuable space. I will close. Child. Sunday morning after church I was dard next year, so I will reI THE hope will RECORD not very sick, so I went to bed, and did hoping that Jarrahwood, Dee. 7, 1920. Mrs. F. Williams, Ora Banda, tain its popularity disappointed. the Dear Aunty, not get during Dear Aunt Bessy,--This is the be up till half-past four that sends 5/ as a Christmas offering to forthcoming year-I remain, your first time I have written to you, please will you send me a collecting afternoon. After tea I went to the Divine Child. card and I will try my best to col- evening devotions. loving niece, and I would like to be one of your I have just Children of the On Banda Sure DOROTHY TANGNEY. many nieces. I am nine years old, lect for the "wee ones."-Your lov- learnt the Latin for serving Mass. day School and their teacher. Miss ing niece. NELLIE HARRIS. Kisses for the "wee ones." and in the third standard. THEIR There Of I course, do not very well know O'Donnell. sad 10/ as an offering I am very pleased, my dear Dor- are only twenty-seven children goGIGANTIC XMAS BARGAIN I am very sorry, Nellie, dear, if what to do yet. but I suppose by to the Divine Child. oth y, to hear of your continued sec- ing to the school here, and we only your letter has been overlooked. experience I'll improve. My father FAIR. We used to live The trouble is that sometimes I is now a captain in the Tenth Light cess at St. Joseph's, and that you have one teacher. WINNERS THE PUZZLE to Mary's at Jarrandale, and have just lately send too many to the printer, and Horse. enjoyed the outing At present he is in Egypt. COMPETITION. shifted down here. My sister and some are held over, and oc.essional and is corning home for Christmas, Mount. Your letter was not too A GREAT MONEYSAVING 1st Prize, Nellie Ilarris, Quinda- late for the Christmas Number, but brother used to write you up there. ly they get lost. If yours has been so we mean to have a good time EVENT. lup. there were so many that I'm afraid We had a concert down here in aid amongst the unfortunates I am very while he is with us. The Catholics 2nd Prize, Frank Stinson, Austral if published there would have been of the Mornington accident, and we sorry. I hope you will be success- in Meckering are having a bazaar street, Kalgoorlie Don't you think that ful in your examination. and that I to raise funds for their church, and no room for anything hut the "Corr.- cleared £25. THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR 3rd Prize, Vivienne Kehoe, Ma- er." Your story appeared, and you was good for such a small place? will have the pleasure of congratu- they are raffling many useful things, gumber. have been given third place in the We have Mass here about STORE. once a lating you on having passed into the among them being a Christmas dinFather McCormack The judge says I month; gave competition. comes WINNERS OT THE STORY 5th. standard. Keep on smiling, ner. which consists of the following: her a big contract; I am sure I did. out here from Busselton. Well Aunt even though you should fail. and be Turkey, goose, pudding, six bottles COMPETITION. ALWAYS BUSY. Thank you for the kind wishes ex( Bessy, I will close now, as there is determined to succeed some day. of ale. I feel tempted to go in for BUSY BE1st Prize, Kathleen Doeghney, pressed o more news. Give my love to the That's the in your letter. All good pwee spirit which wins suc- it. it is only a shilling a member, Kalgoorlie. ones," and accept same your - cess. CAUSE THEY ARE CASH REto Dorothy from her loving, I will send a card. Nellie. and who knows I may be fortunate 2nd Prize, Veronica Chidlow, St. wishes AUNT BESSY. self from yomurolNovicinAg mKniece.e dear, and I am sure you will do your enough to be the lucky one, and if Joseph's, Northam. TAILERS, AND THEREFORE ENNA. best for the "wee ones."-Your lov- I am, Aunt Bessy, I would like to 3rd Prize, Dorothy Tangney, E. Won't Say Good-bye for a Long P.S -Will you ing, please send MUST BE A PUBLIC BENEFIT me a AUNT BESSY. share it with you. Love to yourFremantle. While. card, and I will try to collect someself and the "wee ones."-Your HIGHLY COMMENDED TO SMALL PURSES. thing for the "wee ones" Going to be an Altar Boy. would-be nephew, 71 Carr -street, West Perth, STORIES. WILLIAM PHILLIPS. December 9, 1920. I am very pleased, my dear MonDuke -street, Northam, "A Christmas Voyage"-Nellie Dear Aunt Bessy,-This is my ica, to welcome you as my first little I am very pleased to have another November 22, 1920. Griffin. first letter to you, and I hope you niece from Jarrahwood. Your sisDear Aunt Bessy,-I would like nephew from St. Joseph's. I am 'The Power of Prayer"-Gracie will accept me as one of your' many ter used to write to me from Jarrahmuch to be one of your many delighted with the number I alStinson. I am 10 years old, and I dale, and were good correspondents, very nieces. have from your school, and "Lost in the Woods"-Phyllis am in the fifth standard. I attend but they haven't written for some nephews. I like reading THE RE- ready if you can only get a St. Joseph's CORD, especially the children's Lockyer. St. Brigid's Convent of Mercy, West time. When I heard they had left Corner. All the boys at the Con- Club I shall feel that my dear old "The Lost Children"-Edna For- Perth. I read the Corner every Jarrandale I was sorry, because I vent School brought some money, clubbies will have a deserving sucward. week, and take an interest in it. I thought they would leave the Corn and Father Keaman got I am glad to hear that with a nice cessor. OTHER STORIES RECEIVED. saw last Sunday that one of your er. I am glad you have come to cricket set. We have nice us games in Norman you are in training to be a server. "An Australian Mission"-Faith old nieces said goodbye to you, but us, and perhaps they will renew the afternoon. I know of nc greater I am just learnI don't think I will say goodbye for their acquaintance with us later. 1 ing how to answer Mass. I privilege for a boy-it brings him Fitzgerald. very close to Our Lord ins the Tab "Molly's Sacrifice"-Marie Quilty. a long while. I have three little hope you are all well and happy in ing how to serve Mass. I am e your sisters, two of new "Dolores May's Christmas"- school. Mabel which don't go to Mornington home. I heard of the served at Mass a few times, and I ernacle. Think of that, my dear can't walk properly accident. It was ter- think I Madge Parsons. soon get into the Latin. nephew, and be assured you are but she goes to school. Netta is the rible. I am glad you have Holy There iswill "Molly's Gift"-Doreen Noble. I am sorry the a nice park in Northam; greatly privileged. "A Trip to Albany"-Gerald second youngest, and Teresa is the Mass so often. I will surety give sometimes the hand plays there, fruit and water quarrelled, and that youngest. If I go to school next your love to the "wee ones," and a number of people go to hearand you Cleary. were so ill. You will be care. it. all you send for myself. I shaft My father has a farm about three fill to take them seperately "The Heroine"-Kathleen Han week without missing I will get the keep next gold medal. It will be four years send a card. Write often to your miles out "of Northam at a place time. I hope you will find without missing. I will have three loving, vektn Christmas"-(Not signed). AUNT BESSY. called Noggogeering. My mother father very well, and that all you will silver ones and one gold one. As I and three sisters and myself live in all have the good time you antici. TOO LATE FOR THE JUDGE. will be taking up too much of your A New Niece. the town in order to attend school. pate.-Your loving, Stories from Leonard de Banks, precious Corner I will have to say I have a horse of my own, so I often AUNT BESSY. East Wagon, Dec. 2, 1920. tem Rampant, and Leonard goodbye till I write again.-I re Dear Aunt Father has Bessy This is my go out to help Dad. uigley, Subiaco, came after the main, your would-be niece, Letters Held Over: Madge Parfirst letter to you. Will you please a big house at the farm. He comes hristrnas Number had gone EILEEN HUGHES. to accept me as one of your nieces. I into town often, and when he is not sons, Doreen Noble, Reg Fitzgerald, Not five minutes a clay pass without your being served by reas-too late, I regret, for judgI am delighted to have you in the will be ten years busy he takes us for a drive in his Mary McAuliffe, and others. some electrical device. old this ent. Claire McIntyre, Trafalgar, You press a bell, speak through a telemy dear Eileen, and I hope I have a brother three yearsmonth; motor car. We have another farm phone, send a wire, ride in a tr um, read by electric sends too late a story entitled Corner, old, light, cook you will keep your promise and re- and a baby sister one year MOIR'S CHAMBERS. with electricity, are cooled by an electric fan. and about forty miles out, where there 'The Divine Child's Christmas." Sometimes these main with us for a long while are I four months old. We live five hundred acres of land. things go wrong, generally when there is no electrican of MOTOR CAR PAINTING. handy. So have not many nieces or nephews at Kukerin, 12 miles from the north there. and when I go out I go it behoves every "handy" man town. A Lovely Day. have at his disposal the requisSt. Brigid's, and those that I have We have Mass at Kuncerin HARItY McCARTHY ite information-just as he would tonot every there, and when I go out there I go do without tools or a lawn St. Joseph's Convent, are not good correspondents. I two months. mower. will be having for a hunt, and always succeed in Adelaide-st., Fremantle, Dec. 11. hope you will be a good represen- Mass at KukerinWe getting some. This is all the news PRACTI10ALCOAS on Christmas Day. 95 PIE COACH PAINTER. Aunt Bessy,-Now that The most compact, complete, yet up-to-date and cheapest comNTER. the tative of the school in the Corner, I made my first Holy Communion. I have this time, my dear Aunt 'or examination is over, I am and that your coming to us will in - last Christmas Day. pendium on Electricity is Established Over 20 Years, I will now close. With We are hav- Bessy. ing a Christmas Tree at our echoel, love from your would-be nephew, A1474. and I am looking forward for it. NORMAN FORWARD. We have one every year. With love G. E. DINES You would like to. Well you Practical to yourself and the "wee ones," I shall, my dear Norman, and I am PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, remain. your loving niece, very pleased to have you as a rep956 HAY -STREET. consisting of 10 volumes in limp leather covers, and containing ALICE JOYCE. full informations on every imaginable subject in the multifarious Welcome, Alice. dear, welcome to departments of the science. So extensive is this detailed itinerary our Comer. Other little friends I that it would take a whole column to print merely the contents. 1,,:kdigt,o.4/eAtt41,,i).4)t,o,,f),4?,,g,,ik,cp,,i),,9,4k,g,:soew have somewhere around Wagin, but No phase of Electricity is neglected, be it wireless telegraphy, mothey haven't written for so"oe time. tion pictures, armature winding, hydro -el plants, etc., etc. You seem to be far out from the plicity of explanation and thoroughness of treatment are the Simouttown, and I suppose you find it lonestanding features of every page. The man who commands this ly being so far away. I am deready information commands also progress and many 43, undreamt -of lighted to hear that you made your opportunities. NEW NORCIA F? first Holy Communion, and I am Over 3,200 Pages of Lucid Information, with about 41 sure you were a happy little girl illusFp' trations, for the modest price of only £3 (post free, £3 5,000 Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph that blessed day. God keep yoo Si), less 41 than published cost, from To maintain healthy nerves and energy happy, my little friend. I hope the Christmas tree was a great success. during the trying summer days, keep a bottle for the Education of Young Ladies K.:' Write often to me, as often as you of CLEMENTS TONIC handy. g=> can, and thank you, dear, for the For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR love you send the "wee ones" and CLEMENTS of course because > your loving, AUNT BESSY. for over thirty years it has proved duce others to follow.

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Darling's 1899 team Rhodes was not chosen for his county, in order that DUBLIN ARCHBISHOP'S REthe Australians would not become TORT. accustomed to his bowling for the second Test match that followed immediately after. However. Rhodes The 'following London cable of in cut no ice in that match, and was November 24 last, appeared Robinson 36 not out, and Sands 13. dropped in the other games of the Thursday week's West Australian: CRICKET "Subi" should gather in the maxi series. "The thorough search in Dublin By compiling 104 in the First Test continues, and the authorities inmum points. (By "WATTLE.") Collins is entitled to have his name tend to comb out the whole city. North Perth v. West Perth. with those other accominscribed hundred suspects were arrest. MATCH. TEST THE FIRST North Perth hit up 172 in a first plished batsmen who have scored a One yesterday. A military raid was Christian played a most threefigure score in their first ap- ed "The old order changeth, yielding knock. on Archbishop Walsh's house made for inningsserviceable and finished place to new." pearance in a Test match. Four his valet was arrested." saved the side from Englishmen have accomplished this and STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. To-day local cricket news must 70. His effort As on offset to the above item, 21, Halliday Frank Celluloid Cards, ever popular and artistic designs, in great variety, 3d., 44d., 6d., 104d., 1/3, 1/11, 2/8, take second place to cricket affairs collapse. 15, Wright 15, A. Halliday feat, and Collins makes the fifth Aus- every self-respecting Irishman and are C. woman will welcome and appreciate The Bandy His predecessors tralian. of world-wide importance. to 4/6 each. 11 also helped Appre- Bannerman 165, Duff 190, Graham First Test commenced in Sydney on 14, and Stokes a recent pronouncement by Dr. Boxes of Assorted Christmas Cards, with envelopes, choicest designs, 1/3, 1/9, 2/6, 2/11, 3/11, and 4/6 Ed28), (3 for When Har- Walsh, the Archbishop of Dublin, on 107, and Hartigan 116. Friday, 17th. inst., and the followers ciably. Hogue per box. giiiiMENOW111.410M 1161t-tm (5 for 79), and Thorne (2 tigan made his score he was associ- the insidious "proposals" for an Boxes of Autograph Christmas Stationery and Envelopes, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6, 3/6. and 4/6 per box. of cricket the world over waited mondson -getters. wicket the were 41) for ated with Clem Hill in the thira Irish settlement by wIhiob Engan enormous range of dainty designs, 1/3, 1/11, 2/3, 3/3, 4/6, to 7/6 per Stationery, of Fancy Boxes eagerly for news of the play. At as start, made a disastrous Test at Adelaide in 1908, and this instruments at the so-called fet, time of writing our men are in a theWests box opening batsmen Blundell and pair put on 243 for the eighth wic- land's With a great "Irish Peace Conference," held resplendid position. "Novlart" Outfits, for making artistic stencil pictures, beautiful pictures made in a few minutes, a most failed to score. But the rot ket, which is a record partnership at cently in Dublin had been en10/6 and set. gift, 3/-. 5/-, Christmas instructive and second innings of 581 added to a Clarkstopped entertaining (351 stage of an innings. It was deavoring to provoke futile first knock of 267, England was set was Veryard. by AtEdmondson Autograph Albums and Postcard Albums, in cloth, morocco, calf, and suede bindings, 2/3, 3/6, 4/11, 6/6 stumps the re- that Hartigan's first and only century in discussion and thus 659 to win. At time of writing one and 7/11, 10/8, to 30/- each. for 73, with Veryard (15) a Test match. and duplicity traditional England's wicket has fallen for 47, leaving the cord was 3 (221 being the not out FANCY DEPARTMENT. Armstrong's 158 proves retention' bad faith in this matter. visitors still 612 in arrears with nine and Guy This game is left at an inter- of form by the skipper of the AusPeace Conference This "Irish Ladies' Sunshine Wallet Bags, in black morocco, with handle at back, 5/11, 6/6, 10/6, 12/6 each. wickets in hand. It is possible, but men. stage, season's pre- tralians. The Victorian giant show- was very of our of one subject the Art Leather Wallet Bags, special, 8/11 each. Suede leather wallet bags, very neat, 16/6, 18/6 each. hardly probable, that they will get esting will needandto last be in good form ed his best form; and hit latest score recent Irish letters from our special The highest total ever miers Manicure Sets, in best silver plate, 31/6, 35/6, 39/6 set. Manicure Sets in Rolls, in white, ivory handles, these runs. competition the when ball with the i sanother notch in a wonderful cric- correspondent. very neat presents, 18/6, 26/6, 37/6, 47/6. to 79/6 each. made in a Test match is 589. 1921. ket record. "I regret," wrote his Grace in the Australia won the toss, and had is resumed on January R. Jewel and Trinket Boxes, in best antimony silver, very pretty styles. 6/11, 8/11, 10/6, 12/6, 15/6, 17/6, "B" Grade Play. 21/, first use of a good wicket, but fell Proposed Visit of W.A.C.A. XI. to course of his pronouncement, "that as a matter of principle, I feel myfor the moderate total of 267. ColGoldfields. Claremont v. East Perth. self debarred from even consider. lins led the way with 70 in 24 hours. At the last meeting of the W.A.- ing the proposal with a view to the Claremont batted first and scored He hit eight 4's. Pellew was next MAIL YOUR CHRISTMAS ORDERS EARLY. Committee, corres- expression of n.y opinion as to Its wicket partner. CA. Cricket with 36 in 83 minutes. Taylor 34, 117. A good eighth (47), and pondence was read from the Gold- merits. I cannot but think it inKelleway 33, Bardsley 22, Macart- ship between Stevenson a up for put Association asking Cricket to fields side the ney 19, also showed good form with Boyes enabledThere were 7 wickets affiliation with the ruling body, and advisable to do anything towards the present Ministry out Three of the men were fair total. the bat. Me - also opening up the question of a helping 50. the embarrassing entanglement Hearne 3-70, Woolley down for something over run out. the of in fine form visit from a W.A.C.A. XI. to they have so recklessly in which 235, Waddington 1-3.5, got the wic- harry had been bowling A committee of three Steven- Goldfields. themselves by their recent England's first innings rea- and taken all the wickets. kets. his 47, was appointed, who at once got involved most insolent conduct and present Woolley played a mag- son played a good innings forthe lised 190, leg with after negotiations busy, and strong on towards Ireland. And I cannot nificent innings for 52. Hobbs (49) being especially hard 22, which the Goldfields body, it was decided but regard the putting forward for of hit Burt side. Henability. time his old showed all 4's and one six. to send a team to the Goldfields. It any plan of settlement, however dren (28, Douglas (21), and Hearne included three (10) also was proposed that the side should slightly detailed, as tending to give (141 -topped double figures. Gregory Cavey (13) and O'Grady leave by the express on the 24th. them most material help in fur(3-56), Mailey (3-95), Ryder (2- reached double figures. East toPerth, 116. inst., and return on the 28th. When nishing them with the means of 20), and Kelleway (1-10) were the playing one man short, got The catch that dismissed Heath was it came to responses from invita- throwing dust in the eyes of the successful trundlers. players, W. issued to prominent field. tions the deep discussion a one in tip opening a splendid by by public Australia made a grand reply NORTHAM. C.Y.M.S. a forceful innings the outlook was disappointing, and on points of detail. knocking up 581, which is only eight Harrold played contributed a sound the trip had to be abandoned. More's "Are they prepared to give IreThe next committee me_iting hot, runs short of a record for a Test for 30. Elliott notes which appeared in In the pity. of double reach the to in favour Others to not out. land the independence At the close of 19 altered from December 30th match innings. last week's issue, under the above so been Harrold 12, Ryan 12, which the electorate declared Schoolboys' Turf Cricket ComJanuary 6th, and as the business on heading, an unfortunate omission play on Monday the board showed figures were V. for the at bowling The 10. emphatically Heath so and important and petition. an be of Macartclearly will 104, made that night 5-332. Collins Victor Gollan, of St. was made. by Meharry (7 nature, a full attendance is desired. Joseph's Convent, was presented nev 69, Bardsley 57, Taylor 51, and East Perth was done A meeting to further this scheme general election? to express "Are they .prepared On Tuesday the total for 521, Heath (2 for 71, Carter .(1 was held at the W.A.C.A. office on The first syllabus item after the for the examination set by the Pebew 16. RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. within Davies policy (4 for 241, of a Burt while 101, adoption for their impromptu last holidays is a night for was carried to 581 before the There were Monday afternoon. Business College, Sydney. He not lines of that declaration by em- speaking, on the 5th. of January. only passed, but did so with distincArmstrong played a (2 for 23), and Cavey (2 for 20) wicket fell. present, Mr. Chandler (Perth Boys' the for Parliaa of trundlers the form successful it in the were the bodying 205 of 158 in hands for the is in innings item This champion's DANIEL MULCAHY, CHAS. E. GOSDIN, He School), Mr. Hatfield (Claremont,. mentary Bill? tion, winning a gold medal. newly formed literary and debating is the first youth in Northern to minutes, and hit seventeen 4's. Kel- Claremont. (Fremantle Bro. McSweeney Proprietor. Manager, prepared to make all society. The following are the leading bat- Rev. leway got 78 in 207 minutes-slow Chtistian Brothers), Mr. Ryan (St. this'Are athey gain diplomas and the gold medal compiled unequivocally averages by bowling reality and ting four's. is the cricket He hit only two The following week batting. Mr. three Patrick's Boys' School, Perth), and pledging themselves to stand or fall club's grand annual social evening. awarded from the College. The wickets were secured by Parkin from figures secured in the Boys'), (Fremantle .Heindrichs the reception given to that Bill Everyone whose happy lot it was (3-102), Woolley (2-90), Douglas completed games:Messrs. Heath, Randell, and Robin- by two Houses of Parliament? to have been present at last year's (2-79), Hearne (1-124). Two of "A" Grade Batting. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED, son, of the W.A.C.A. Committee. It by"I the find it hard, indeed, to sup- function must have a ver; clear re. the side-Gregory and Ryder-were to arrange a programme decided was I R. HS. NO. Av. The Catholic Home Annual. From anyone in his senses will collection of how brilliantly this that pose of five Ausa total making run out, 140. of matches and submit same to the (CI.) . 2 110 106* Hodge just K. that, all likely at as it one event shone forth as the most Messrs. E. J. Dwyer, George-street, HANNAN-STREET. KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. tralians thus dismissed in the two L. Bost (E.P.) In addition to regard 286 208' 1 95.3 schools concerned. now at least, any one of thofe three successful of its kind for the season, Sydney, we have received a copy of innings. England lost 1 for 47 be. F. Buttsworth the schools named above. it is hop- questions ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. will be answered in the and this year it promises to be even this well known American Catholic fore time, Russell going cheaply for 3 149 118 1 74.5 ed that Junior Technical School and affirmative by the Prime (N.P,1 Minister Best of Everything Kept. Splendid Accommodation. Last year's team was most annual for 1921. The present issue 5. Rowe (Cl.) .. 3 139 108* 1 69. Midland Junction will also enter a himself or by anyone authorised to better. unfortunate in not coming off with is quite 'p to the usual high stand- Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/8; Weekly Already 105,000 people have paid H. Howard 92 40.5 team. 4 162 (S.) speak for the Ministry. For my- the premiership, but this year big ard of Catholic intelligence and for admission to the ground. This H. Stokes 39. 4 117 43 all (N.P., until JIM FRAWLEY, Prop that self, I can only say both literary merit. It is brimful of the efforts are being made by is a world's record as regards at- R. Blundell ( W P 5 150 94 1 37.5 three questions are answered in the teams to gain the coveted title, and interesting history of the Church in tendance. The previous record was L. Packham (Cl.) 3 105 94 to way my see do not I affirmative the society is waiting with eager ex- many lands, splcialising in this 96,263, established in 1912 at Mel- J. Clarke (W.P.) 4 139 108 34.7 spending one minute of my time in pectancy to see the realisation of its particular number in the ceremonies bourne, and the receipts were £4,353. C. Robinson (S.) 3 66 43 33 what I regard as the unprofitable fondest hopes-the premiership attaching to the recent canoniseThe gate money derived from the A. Watts (M.) . . 5 159 80 31.8 supplyof work and even dangerous match being played between A. and tions. giving a detail "life" of the present game easily exceeds that A. Christian (N,P.) 5 133 78 26.6 THE CUP CARNIVAL. ing the Ministry with subjects for B. teams. saints concerned. Each article is figure. 'Not out. dissection." N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialRenovated Throughout The "B" team will need to play splendidly illustrated. Probably the The Christmas Trotting Carnival This practical endorsement by the a few much better games than it most profound item of its contents Bowling. will be commenced on Monday evenW.A.C.A. Games. Under Owner's Personal Supervision ly Catered for. position ta- did against the Australs in order to is the thorough discourse upon the R. W. Av. ing next, and it is probable that the veteran prelate of theGriffith Saturday's Play. in the Arthur MULCAHY, Proprietress. M. IL Mr. by there for the final. This team wonderful apparition of our Blessed 8.8 attendances on the four nights will ken upof Dail Eireann will 86 10 .. A, Meek 1E1'1 read be "A" Grade. (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) Lord to Saint Margaret Mary Aloco. .. 137 12 11.4 eclipse all previous records. Since name B. Banks (CI.) will has put up some splendid performand race, Irish the by joy with exThe annual contains an Claremont. 162; v. East Perth. 7 H. Edmondson (W.P 124 11 112 the last big meetings the grandstand reduce to their intrinsic nothingness ances during the season, and the dis- que. ecclesiastical calendar for for 91. L. Peckham (Cl.) .. 235 20 11 7 has been extended, and extra seat- the slavish statements on Irish na- play at the last match is hard to ac- planatory count for. In the next match that the new year, which is of the utmost North Perth, 173; v. West Perth, N. Ward (E.P.1 226 14 16.1 ing accommodation has been provid"quite It was aspirations. tional we would importance and use. play each of the teams 3 for 73. 229 14 16.3 ed on the ramp at the eastern end H. Nurse (C1.1 Archbiahop's necessary" to raid the like to see the two hard hitterr have Midland, 60; v. Subiaco. 2 for 206 Thorn (W.P.) .. 157 9 19.4 of the enclosure, while the totalisa- house, The Golden Hour for November of course. another day out. It is quite a long December. Price, 3d. Copies may (declared closed). .. 250 12 20.8 tor building has been shifted, thereInsurance Company, Limited. C. Robinson (S.) people. for more room time since either Joe Leahy in the be obtained at this office. by affording 9 22.S .. 206 (N.P.) Christian A. "B" Grade. SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. made in the also been has Raphael, space "B" team, or Paddy Increased AND S 23.3 (S.) .. .. 189 COLLEGE Hennah W. PATRICK'S ST. Citizen 118. The Catholic (London 1. Perth, v. East 117; Claremont, "A" team has given us a display of available by the removal of the FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, SPRINGWOOD COLLEGE, "B" Grade Batting. West Perth, 7 for 255 v. North the of WI -en either for November. their great batting. bookmakers to the rear NEW SOUTH WALES. and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST Perth. and Poems, by Eileen Duggan, New I. R. HS. NO. Av. grandstand and the motors of these batsmen is "set," it is a PRIESTTHE FOR STUDENTS E MIDWOOD, Maria Century Makers. CURRENT RATES real treat to watch the way the ball Zealand Tablet Co., Ltd. J. Finlayson other vehicles from the main enclo. HOOD. .. 2 104 50* 1 140. sure. Greater provision for the ac(W.P.) takes boundary excursions. C. Howard, Subiaco "A", v. MidBook By Vin Prayer and Manual. -Five Twenty of 2 103.5 Bursaries is anTwo .. 4 207 122* The 16th. January is the day fixed centian Fathers, Dublin. commodation of leger patrons T. Jones (S.) land "A", 105 not out. 50.5 other matter that has received con- Pounds each for Students desirous for the society's river picnic. This F. Clarke, West Perth "B", v. W. Styles (W.P.) 4 202 100 The Catholic Bulletin (Dublin). T. Saw (W.P.) .. 3 109 56' 1 54,5 sideration, and here, too, the con- of studying for Country Dioceses of year there is to be a sports proNorth Perth "B," 112. of 2 41 41. 1 41. gramme, and the social committee for November. G. Burt (Cl.) gestion so noticeable at Christmas Australia. Performances of Note. 35. time will be relieved to an appreci 6 175 85 of memattendance expects a big letter F. Barnard (SH with together SYDNEY. nsAn orrice Applications, "A" Grade. 44 25.6 all 77 it 3 about Notwithstanding F. Clarke M.P., able extent. SAVOY HOTEL from Parish Priest, should be ad- bers and friends, but more OPEN FOR ALL CLA8818 OF 5 90 30' 1 22.5 that has been done, however, there dressed to the President, St. Pat- later. Batting: Hill (Cl 86; Christian Cavey (Cl.) The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury 52 195 will be no room to spare when the rick's College, Manly, before JanuBill Webb, our untiring secretary. and Refinement. (N.P.), 70: Healey (S.), 43; Robin- H. McLeod (E.P.) 4 78 32 16.1 6 97 is having a few weeks' spell from Edmondson G. Groves (M./ meetings are in full swing, for never ary 1st., 1921. son (S.), 36 not out: In ti, Principal Cite. end Towne of Australia and Rabaul (New Britain); London may be reserved by 33. 2 16.1 in the history of the sport in this 5 64 Mosley (M,) N.B.-Preference given to difficult society worries as well as business Accommodation (NV:P.), 35: Gardner (C1.), 32. wire or letter. 'Not out. ones, so you who haven't paid your State has interest been so keen as Missions. Bowling: Hennah (S.), 8 for 22; J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee Bowling. Hogue subs, beware when he returns. it is at present. The nominations at all BriarsOhee, and thevIngs Sank Agencies at 3040 Post Offices th Robinson (S.), 3 for 2; Join an Irish Society, out Australia. and at Papua. New Britain, Solomon. and other Islands of the P frc,in R. W. AV. have far exceeded all previous reWord has been received (W.P,), 3 for 23. 51% Interest on Deposits up to 41,000. TRY Jim O'Reilly, the big ruck man in Williamson (N.P.) .. 147 23 6.3 cords, and as a result there will be "B" Grade. 7.6 no fewer than 31 events during the a% Interest on Amounts over £1,000 up to ei,aoo. football team, who last season's G. Fewster (N.P.) .. 69 9 Byrne's Handy Foods left W.A. a few months ago. Jim Batting: Saw ( W.P.), 83; Seed G. Groves (M.) .. 116 15 7.7 four nights-seven events on the Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.CL, JAMES KELL. Stevenson Penrose (W.P.) (W.P.), 43 unfinished: .. 139 16 8.6 first night and eight races on each is at present on Sydney, and doing ,tily 1st, IA 21 pone Deputy Governor PRODUCE. DAIRY and The (Cl.). 47: W. Harrold (E.P.), 30. (N.P.) .. 93 10 9.3 of the three other evenings. well. F. North Bowling: Meharry (E.P.), 7 for Styles (W.P.) 88 9 97 chief attractions on the opening (Over William St. Bridge, Perth). Accountancy students and intend24. for 4 52; Burt (Cl.), .. 102 10 102 night will be the Derby and the ing accountancy students should on S. Smith (W.P.) Our Special Line: .. 167 17 9.8 City Handicap, while on the second no account miss the meeting to be F. Pascall (E.P.) Bat V. Ball. Home -Made Pies and Pasties. .. 114 11 10.3 night (Wednesday, December 291 held in the rooms on Tuesday, Jan(Cl.) Proprietor. Forty-two "A" grade wickets fell O'Grady J. BYRNE 129 11 11.7 the Cup will claim most attention. PETER (W.P.) uary 4th,, at 8 p.m., to make arStone per of 19 4for 765 runs-an average .. 273 23 11.8 There will be two heats and a final rangements for the various classes. Ranford (S.1 ..108 9 12. and the best horses in the State will ORIENT HOTEL Remember the exams. are not very Cavey ICI.) Pc' , A. Play. "A" Grade ..125 10 12.5 be engaged. The owner of the winlong after the new year, and in or- 100 ° IN THE SHADE R. Heath (E.P.) HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. .. 70 4 17.5 ner will receive 600 sovs., and a cup der to get through study must be T. Jones (S.) East Perth v. Claremont. for Country 13.7 of the value of 25 sovs while the Good Accommodation 110 (N.P., started at once. McNamara but started first, Claremont batted Visitors. and 7 third, .. 127 second, of the Our hopes re the billiard tc.urna(M.1 18.1 owners Mosley LIN Hodge. Rowe and Brine badly. ment were shattered, as we thought fourth horses will be entitled to 200 Tel. BUS. J. MONAGHAN. Sundries. were disposed of cheaply, then Peck30 sovs. respecand there 70 soya., was a possibility of the chamsoya., characteristic ham hit up 17 in at Fremantle re- tively. The owners of the winners happened This Zarro-B game being played before pionship THE remarkablehealing power. of ZamAlok Xmas, but no such luck, and we restyle, but 6-27 was showing on the cently. most A batsman drove a ball of the heats will each receive 50 Countess Chimes (Gosper), But make this pure balm a necessity board, and Claremont's supporters hard back to the bowler-a possible sews. out of the stake. On the third (Walton), Miss Dudley (Johnston.), fuse to make any more guesses at a or Country City whether every home, in were feeling far from jubilant. With chance-but it was too hot to hold. night (January 1) the New Colorado (Mic- probable date of the event. Foy), (T. Monarch Year .51 as the case of Mr. W. Humphries, of Hill's advent to the wickets "a However, the attempt was made, Handicap, of 300 sovs., one mile and hael), Vic Alto (Leonard), Yundah Ferndale St.. Newtown, Sydney, change came o'cr the scene." He and the ball going on hit the wic- three quarters, will be decided, and Boy (McDonald), Monte (Craven), illustrates. This gentleman says:hit lustily and gave a practical illu ket, and the other batsman being on the concluding night (W. Foy), Rockfeiler CROSS. Robe SOUTHERN Royal (January " I was employed st wond-cutting stration of how easy it is_ -tai score keen on backing up, was out of his 3) the big event will be the Metro- (Gosper Glearlight (Riddett), John and clearing scrub in the country This -as of -eV one runs-at times. ground, wher. the wicket was brok- politan Handicap, a two miles event, Redmond ("Redmond"), Zeddie's CORRECTION. 4 some time ago and often met with 1. the times evideiitj.y; for he smote en. Wilkes happen to Merton only were (Clayton), If this Bobbie In last week's issue the examinaof the value of 300 toys. accidents more or less severe. On ball everyartcl,the sent everything (Shaw), tion results list showed that Mary would verdict umpire's 1. Princess Wilkes the then (Mercer in and drivers riders The probable one occasion the axe slipped and 01! one over from Ward, have been easy, but the ball, with- the Cup will be:-Harold Rose tC. Steel Bell (Ireland), Cole where. Queen Monaghan "passed" in the Trinity I had my leg was badly gashed; who had been bawling well, he hit out touching the ground, went from Thomas), Marian Bells (Hancock), (Walton), and Kola Girl (T. Foy), College Junior Theory test. We some difficult. in stopping the 32. - He came in when the score the wicket into a fieldsman's hands! have been asked to correct this, and bleeding and then managed to was 7 for 47, and when he left it Which batsman was out? than more state that this pupil did get home, where I had a supply had risen to just on 150. He hit "argu. Waddington that out Reported 90 she secured Indeed, pass. of Zam-Buk. seven "sixers," one of which landed ed the point" with Umpire Jones honour:. marks, thus gaining the 100 "1 appied the balm by firs) on the pavilion roof, another in the when that official gave the English. spreadirg it on the bandage, Association vice -regal box, and a third was hit man "run out" in the first innings Trotting Australian West The and this quick pplicatio. MOANA CAFE fair out of the ground. Gardner of the visitors. The crowd quickly Zarn-But undoubtedly prevenHAY -STREET, PERTH. gave a good exninition in notching roared its disapproval of Wadding ted the wound bee, ming more (Incorporated.) in Hill Suppers. with and was associated Tea He 32. For Afternoon Va action. Once an umpire has serious than it did. After I had The in- ton's his a la Jessop innings. persevered with the treatgiven his decison there should be nings closed for 160. Is is about." for a little more than 41111rj-ment argue to "nothing 46), (4 for Meek (4 for 46), Ward a week the wound healed up sportsmanship and bad policy, Bott (2 for 28) secured the wickets. bad from the bAtom, and in less The offender is the youngest Dim East Perth's reply produced weak too. than a fortnight no trues of the injury was left side. Doubtthe English of member tql/.11.1 of less Skipper Douglas gaire him useWith the exception batting. I met with a more serious accident than this, howbrume,. Bott, none of the side got over the ful advice along the proper lines, ever, at a bakery where I w s employed. I caught my sores, ul bites, twenty mark, and his display was in and it will not occur again. arm against one of the oven door.. and was seriously qui'o sunb sharp contrast to his previous effort burned. I applied Zam-Buk, and the first application of risk, pies, eon 0 "The luck of the game"! Racing? When he was 21, compiled very No. Cricket. In a recent Melbourne the b.lni was most soothing. Further applications drew ecun, *cumin an caught the wound of scratchily, he was brilliantly out all the inflammation, cleansed the captain experienced a run conditions ARMADALE. Kent (10) and Meek game by Rowe. owl mat er and resulted in rapid and p rfe.'t healing." skin assOt luck-bad luck though. Listen to before of (15) secured double figures the tale of woe he had to relate GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, Telephone, 8 Armadale. dismissal, and Leishman (18, and after the match. In endeavouring Proprietor, Jenikns (5), are the not out men. to stop a fast one the palm of his & 29 91. 27 is 7 for DECEMBER The tally right hand was split. Later he slipMidland v. Subiaco. ped in a hole, the hall striking him knocking out Midland batted first, but fell like on the mouth and and I soon afterhis teeth, JANUARY 1 & 3 1921 ninepins before the attack of Hen- three of he was trying to stop a hard nah (6 for 22), and Robinson (3 for wards the ground from the ,nose ball Yard). drive Goods Railway show(Opposite "Wally" Watts Perth. Veteran Wellingtonst., 603 2). the heavily on 5, ed the young idea that the bowling and struck him Cup £1,000. Run. December 29. THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS OF W.A. Although each injury was not altogether unplayable by cheekbone. at Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Limo in the State. blood much and caused painful was double only the getting 18. He was for Prices and Particulars before purchasing elsewhere. Write one continued AND flow, the unlucky to HEALS. SOOTHES Subiaco No TRADE. the in only BRIGGS figure scorer on the side. The competition. defy We A. R FLINT, Secretary. to take part in the game till the rubbed it into Midland by scoring end connection with others trading under a similar name. Lime for Cricketers' of the day's play. 2 for 206 and then declaring. "Tim" Manure at very low rate. Cross for one. please. Howard scored 105 not out in quick- Victoria playing Douglas' action in not Healy got 43, er time than usual.

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Victoria Square, Annual Concert. 110...... cY, Sun. Dec. 26 (Red),-St. Stephen, MAHON. On the evening of Wednesday, De First Martyr. A Catboat. Neutrepapselo Part& la Perpetual Misokss.;-LEO. Mon., Dec. 27 (White).-St. John Ireland's agsny is being intensified Thou asketh for Ireland's resurrec camber 15, at His Majesty's The IRISH SELF-DETERMINATION ' tie, Hay -street, Perth, the pupils o Apostle and Evangelist. The latest figures in connection as the days pass-new methods of tion. It is Thy Will. Accept FUND. one St. Joseph's School, Victoria Squar Tues., Dec. 28 (Purple)-Holy Inno- with the Kalgoorlie election that terrorism, of destruction of pro- w )ling sacrifice for our people. PERTH. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25 ch., 1920. gave their annual entertainment i 11 AN APPRECIATION. cents. were available as we went to press perty, murder, inhuman torture, are we, in dying, bring glory to May Thy being devised with the the Wed., Dec. 29 (Red)-St. Thomas, were as follows:presence object of Name, and honour to our country of a large audienc breaking the high purpose of the that has always Bishop and Martyr. attendance, however, was noe; (To the Editor of THE RECORD). been faithful t ° The FOLEY . WHO. as large as those which have cha people and making them crawl back Thee. We rely upon Sir,-The Self-Determination for Thurs., Dec. 30 (White)-Of the Thy .. mercy to MAHON ....7887. to slavery in spirit as well as in sustain us, in the last moment, for acterised St. Joseph's pupils' cos i.Ireland Fund, inaugurated by his Sunday within Oct. of the N St Grace the Archbishop of Perth, on certs body. Torture is the weapon of the constancy of our for years Catholics, though unfairly burthened by the State to maintain an tivity. past. Various tea martyred peo- sons may be mentioned nsive system of State education, have reason to be proud of their Fri., Dec. 31 (Whitel-St. Silvester, Kalgoorlie, Wednesday, Dec. 22. the coward applied on the principle ple and the redemption to accoun; the evening of the 23rd. February, of our corn - for this 'Is. Year after year the results of the examinations and the Pubyear's falling off in the in his Cathedral city, and the orPope. Though the issue at Kalgoor lie is that all men are cowards, It fails ry. . still in the clouds, it is fairly certain whenever a people are exalted by a L "God save Ireland, God save, bless respect, but the most prominen ganisation of which throughout Service competitions give evidence of the high standard of instruc192L maintained by our teaching orders. The super -tax which Ca- Sat.. Jan. I-Circumcision of Our that Labor will suffer a slight re - purpose noble enough to enable and guard the Irish Republic, to live perhaps pertinent, feature of schoo`; Western Australia was, at the kind verse. Two or three hundred is an them cheerfully to face pain or and flourish, and be a model govern exhibitions, where admission is no ' invitation of his Grace undertaken ns parents voluntarily impose upon themselves to give Lord. their chile sound, moral and Christian education has its equivalent outside estimate of the anti -Labor death for the faith that is in them. ment of truth and justice to all- by invitation, is that the attendance by the Irish National Association in the is rather ut of our schools-educated young men and women go forth pert- CHRISTMAS DAY AT THE majority in a total poll of nearly It failed against the early Chris- nations. May the to people not onl Exectrtive, has, with the publication of the interestedconfined 17,000 votes. in the concert, because oY in this issue of the W.A. RECORD, cally into the world with the knowledge of God and His Word deep This is insignficant. tians, it failed in the Penal Days. Irish people shine withliberty CATHEDRAL. Thee, 0 my family representation it failed in in their hearts to spread a better influence amongst mankind and The '98, and defeat may be to please God, attributed the with on the stage run its course. God, for ever and ever. Amen." Masses will be celebrated as under: Taking all things into considersalso of those not so interested of the workers, to the sec - the example of Brixton 3rid Cork, uphold the highest standards of justice and citizenship. It is some "Comrades, if Midnight, Christmas Eve (Fri- exodus twelve go in but but who tarian issue, and to the delay over and of those who have withstood glorious successionwe take on which the Catholic Church can pride herself that alone she day), Solemn High Mass. the keenest interes non, the response to our appeal has to the grave, the in the progress the Labor selection ballot. rids firm and immovable as the guardian of Christian education The the horrors up and down the coun- name of Ireland will flash and welfare of Ca been highly gratifying and remains in a Christmas Day (to a golden tribute to the time -day), Masses at time lost the i%violability of the home. In her schools, whilst keeping step 7, 9, the selection of Labor's try, it will fail in the glorious Ire- tongue of flame through the world tholic schools. These people, at a and 10 o'clock, and Solemn candidate inwas patriotism of the Celtic -honourthe best systems of secular instruction, she instils into the mnds craftily used by the land of to-day. and be a sign of hope for all time to expense probably ill -afforded, b,,' ed citizens Mass as 11 o'clock. of the West. their presence give a practical de other side in scouring the vote for To all those who suffer for Ire- every people her youth the principles of religion, a respect for Truth, love of High struggling to be free At St. Patrick's, Havelock-street, postal votes, with the result that land, the message of the Lord Mayor Let the Apologists for Alien Rule-the of their encouragemen ; ce, and the precepts of the Moral Law. The filthy thought inspire us, and let monstration of Masses on Christmas Day will be at they few. and thank of Cork proof the while of obtained great facing Divorce Court bring no reproach upon her. To her disclosures majority of God-are imminent attachment death our dying prayer be an exhortation to with us, who th e the marriage The depopulation of at Brixton and the reply cif his com- to each of the Pharisee, d is an indissoluble contract. She has never budged an inch from the same hours as Sunday, viz., 8 these votes. and to our people, that schools concerned. These are th in imitation over the wrongs, allegedwept the goldfields grows apace, it being rades in Cork gaol, will give renewed everyoneother traditional attitude in regard to it. Christian education, such as and 10 o'clock. be prepared to sacrifice people who exhibit really a venera aloud or otherwise, tion to safe say for of the that fully five t forming the curriculum of her schools, is the great determination:sacrifices Belgium, Poland, made by th everything, breakwater will be celebrated as under have left during the year. thousand "To my comrades in Cork. On deem our and God will at last re- Sisters in the preparation and stage the rest; but for Ireland in and The secch stems the tide of infidelity and immorality, which threaten to at Masses the places mentioned:agony, "none so poor as to do her ing of the tarian question operated very large- your 57th day I greet you," said To this country." cultured rwhelm society and re-introduce the lust and scandals of the preclimax to th her message his comrades in year's ceaseless Yarloop, 8 a.m.; Brunswick Junc- ly. The incendiary Let such as these nest "stian era. work in the classe reverence." The records of our Criminal and Divirce Courts, appeal of Toirdhealbhach MacSuibhue in this Cork gaol sent the following tion, 10 a.m. reply: in Ireland's name to We are in a position Hughes and the speeches of Pearce deathless exhortation, "I ask you to hey are with crime and lust, give no assurance that with allglutted t ospeak "Your comrades in Cork gaol greet rooms. barter Sunday, December 26, Brunswick and others in similar strain were her join note inheritance! with me this, in and the ted and expensive systems ofnon-religious instruction, society our would not following be Her prayer you on this, your 67th day. Reathe last t day libhas Junction, 9 am.; Waroona, 11 a.m. without effect. for our people who are draw lines of comparisons in au erty is ours! For surely the ofgreat ed in intellectuality and high citizenship. suffering lising that yours is the harder fight, Loose and pagan prate devotions, Yarloop, 7.30 diences. Speaking to a press representative such persecution in the present made in the what is painfully pa - God never planned for slumbering s are growing up. Christian ethics are being cast aside as obso- Evening midst of the enemy, tent to theBut p.m. slaves a to crisis:home -day, Mr. Mahon so , or observer is are regarded with indifference if not contemptuous disdain, said: "We endeathat attend grand." pay homage to your inflexible antes To his Grace the Archbishop. to "0 my God, I offer my pain for we voured to confine the issue to Austrasuch entertainments are we hear of the disenthralment of the mind and the freedom of the inwill. Sustained in our struggle by left to at"rank sad news was recently receiv- lian politics, and to induce and file" admirers to Right Rev. Monsignor Verling, V.G., ct. Morality is not for the disenthralled and emancipated ones edThe the elec- Ireland. She is on the rack. My the Will of God, and fortified by by Rev. our Mother to Mary the Angela. God, clergy of tors to fulfil, while in Thou too of vote knowest how many times example the Archdioce se, regard God as a myth and Christianity as out-of-date. Free love vindication of free indeed, hold our confidence in one themselves aloofmany, Presentation: Convent, Cot- speech. our enemies have put her there to another, weand Messrs. Hughes, both by their non and away beyond, we owe a lifesecularism are preached and practiced no longer in secret, and open- "Iona" await calmness the attendance and, alas, Beach, of the death of he: bro- and their auxilleries insistedPearce, en laugh at the teachings of revealed religion. The Ca'holic Church tesloe refusal of sup long debt of gratitude, for though that break her spirit, but, by Thy mercy, issue, prepared for with death, if ther, Mr. need Patrick be, Ireland's Treacey, on they sky the port is Decemhave always failed. I offer my in the cause issue was loyalty against disThis should not be so overcast, though the ile ever to the agencies of corruption, has established her schools ber the Republic. We It is also. last. Mr. Treacey's illness loyalty; Empire membership against sufferings here for our martyred gladly surprising that this thoughtless red cloud of relentless persecution eet the needs of the time, and to counteract the dangerous and in - was 7th. join with you in your prayer, uncharitable brief, consequently over hill and vale, their zeal his an Australian Republic. If the elec- people, beseeching Thee, 0 God, committing attitude should be so hangs tendencies of the age and for the protection of society. Con- deathvery our people and came and as a our shock to enthusiasm, his rela- tors accepted the Hughes -Pearce to grant them nerve and strength cause to the directed at St. Joseph's, the very their princely gens of their importance in the shaping of character, it is not exmercy of God." although he was well up in view, then the Kalgoorlie cradle of Western Australia's Chris- erosity and leadership, have kept -rdinary that the enemies of religion, and the bigots who play up tives, vote and grace to withstand the present The death of Fitzgerald in tianity, whose record em by their miserable and mischievous defamations, have marked years. He died at his home at Kew, should cause much disquietude to terror in Ireland, not only for two Cork gaol after Michael has come aglow the embers of a nation's hope, 13 months' Victoria, imprisonand and been leaves a an inspiration to the chilgrown-up fam- loyalists and Imperialists, since near- months, but for two years, if need ment without three-quarters of a Church and the Catholic School as enemies of the State, and have ily to mourn trial and 67 days on down through their loss.-R.I.P. ly half the voters must be classed as be, that by Thy all-powerful aid, the absolutely unblemished dren of the Gael to rise to the occated against them the poison tipped shafts of their spleen and -strike gives earnest of the century * and whose undaunted progress, sion in this fir -flung Western State. disloyalists and republicans. This persecution may end in our time, hunger exaltation of spirit that Mr. Charles Kingsley, of the Hum- is the plight into is Nor sustaining are we unmindful of the noble despite the unbearable circumstanIreland arise, at last, triumph- the men who are facing "The very notion of civilisation is a fiction of the brain if it rest phrey Bishop Musical Co., will ren- Labor leaders have which the anti - and torture and ces--circumstances consistent with service rendered to the movement delivered them- ant. that their country may live. on the abiding principles of truth and the unchanging laws of vir- der a solo at Christmas Midnight selves. "The spirit of prayer will defeat death the demands made upon it, and by the brilliant advocate of that nation and Justice, and if unfeigned love knit not together the wills of Mass as an offertory. Mr. Egan of "Mr. Hughes asked The that produces such men which have been uncomplainingly new Ireland that has arisen above the people to the cunning of Satan. Thy power, in every corner of the land and gently control the interchange and the character of their the same company will supply the condemn me on can and successfully met-under which the ruins of the old- the West Ans. my Richmond O God, is stronger than the malice never die.-Dublin Catholic Bulleual service." violin obligato. speech. Nearly half the voters of of the devil. for a decade or two this venerable tralian RECORD. Its columns I offer everything tin. were at all times unreservedly o said the late Pope Leo XIII. in his Encyclical letter "on the Kalgoorlie refused to do so, as I asinstitution has been compelled to ed at our disposal to give to placaffecting modern society." sured each gathering I addressed labour. Such entertainments should the world our appeals and to chronicle that I adhered to every syllable of have first call on the Catholic purse. he aftermath of war has left the world a hulk tossed upon an that speech. It would seem that They should appeal to the well-off the progress of our cause. Therey sea of passion and discontent. Secularism has given it no safe fore, to the esteemed the and the thousands who voted for me enmiddle-class and the poor proprietors, arks to steer by. Outside the Catholic Church in religion :here is (Contributed. dorse my Catholic alike. They are an educa- Messrs. P. A. and A. H. Bryan, we sentiments ation, doubt, and compromise. Alone the Catholic Church stands regarding MR. ARTHUR GRIFFITH'S BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO The hallowed, gracious TER- tion to ALL, and it should not be are proud to attribute ne mean Lloyd George's deliberate policy of ENCE MACSWINEY, T.REL AND'S MARTYRED evealed Truth, and in the alliance of religion with secular instruc- time is with us again, and Christmas share HERO. in the the glory y Hol of massacre, forgotten that the what an audience witarson, and assassination in achieveshe sees the surest safeguards against the perils which threaten calls to us in the words o f Ireland. nesses in such a demonstration of ment attained. Their labours shall That is the obvious comb uction to the morality of society. The civil law alone cannot Church Mr. Arthur Griffith, T.D., speaking at the graveside elusion. This election has served a pupils' attainments is, after all, only linger with us an abiding, a grateof human passions, nor will it establish the reign of Justice-on the Hebrew shepherds: "Let us g at St. Finbar'..; ful memory. Cemetery, Cork, on the one side, and perhaps the least imburial day said:observance of the Moral Law rests the good order of society. over to the Bethlehem, and see thi s useful purpose; it has focussed all Finally, we beg to place on record "We, his colleagues of Dail Eireann, stand by the portant, of the curriculum inculcation without religion is the cesspool of paganism, nothing great word which has corns to pass." Th Australian attention on the martyrgraveside of MacSwiney in sorrow but in pride. ted. because scholastic results are our humble acknowledgment of He laid down his life Ter .d can come from it to leaven our civilisation or to enoble the call of Bethlehem, in spite of al, dom of Ireland. This is precisely once to generous of man. Nations that eliminated religion from the curriculum of the world's distraction, is the loud what our enemies sought to prevent. consolidate the establishment of the Irish Republic, willed by the vote achieved only and solely upon the patriotism.fidelity to the duties of manifested by our kith the people of Ireland. degree of diligence expended on His heroic sacrifice has made him, in schools bred nests of vipers within their borders, and are to -day est and most compelling note o They would keep Australia ignorant of death, books practical desk work. And and kin throughout Western Aussound, of any message eve or indifferent to the worse than the victor over the enemies of his country's independence. bed by internal strife and stung by dissensions which clog Ha has is thereandanyone the any not aware of those tralia.-Your obedient servant, heard under heaven's blue arch Cromwellian horror ordered and ex. won over them because he has gained, by his death for Ireland, Is of progress and emaciates authority. the results? Surely not. One need JAS. S.HD2WseeLIreNtaGr.y. and sympathy of all that is humane, noble and The tiny Infant Hands of the ecuted by the British Government support generous in wade e conditions of society in England, says Bishow Trower, Anglican Babe of world. no further Remember ever his words to you, people of Cork, the past than Bethlehem have clutched and its agents in Ireland. Some the when last week's issue into of the North-West, who has just returned from abroad, is din- the heart of humanity seven months light ago has he of stepped THE been into the RECORD thrown beams on their inwith the baoghall-that TRI. Amount previously acknowledged, g. He found in "certain eircles" an undercurrent of feeling fastness spoken of in the IS NOT TO THOSE WHO CAN INFLICT of the next few issues Canticle famies, and if the Kalgoorlie vote is UMPH MOST, BUT TO will scanning 7s M. Testing itself against the clergy, and he referred to THOSE WHO CAN ENDURE MOST. He has exemplified also suffice-to find that our £1,571 representative of Australia, an incident of Canticles. "I have then to Perth: Per Mr. B. C. O'Brien.that truth e a speaker said he would wish for nothing better than to see the I will not let him go."held him, and nearly 50 per cent of our population all mankind. He Catholic schools endured to all continue gain that the power of England could in"Great in reprobate Very Rev. Father Moss (Adm.), £'I s running with the blood of the clergy. The truth is that in Eng- littleness" the power of the flict upon him, and, in enduring, triumphed over that power. unique and enviable distinctions in 2s: Very Rev. this reversion to barbar. His body the realms of Chancellor Hainan, as elsewhere, where religion has been lopped off from secular in Saviour has made itself feltInfant I am therefore well satisfied. lies here; his soul goes marching through the ages. scholastic achieve- £1 Is; Rev. Father all ism. He is not dead. ment-results, McBride. El Is: ion, there is working out amongst the people a fever of He is living for I ever did in we aver, not the that hearts can through expect be to win the election and consciences of mankind. Mourn the centuries, since the Rev. Father panne. ual and political. Religion in the higher circle of society isunrest. for him, but let your mourning be that for a martyr who secured only by those institutions Murphy, S1 la; Mr. £1 Is: Mr. D. rich and the poor, in the persons of against such a combination of Labor triumphs. the prime purpose and spiritual life in the masses a flickering element. Graduallynegaof whose exist- £2 2s. Total, SS 7s. B. C. O'Brien, the shepherds and the kings, and rats and sectarian incendiaries, but Ireland has lost a noble son, as France lost a noble daughter our when ated brethren are realising that in driving religion from the the Jews and the Gentiles in the a memorable fight has been put up St. Joan of Arc perished in the English bonfire. The is the glorification of God sequel will be the ence Perth: Per Young Ireland Mrs1 they are creating a generation whose through Christian education and ciety, ideals and concepts are an- persons of the shepherds and the in which seed was sown from which same. St. Joan of Arc has welcomed a comrade to Heaven." Miss Dorothy Foley, £1 6s 9d. istic to Christ and His Word. From this antagonism springs most the moral future protection of children at kings, were all bidden to victories will be Bethleharvested. Per Mr. Pat Keane.e evils of society. Justice is disregarded in men's dealings with hem, to adore for the first time in My Federal Labor colleagues did the hands of the Sisters and Bro- Mr.Nullagine: Sam Lyons, £1: Mr. Wm. Hownother. Truth and virtue are playthings to be used in public the name of all humanity the heart- yeoman service, and have earned thers. Material results aided by £1. Total, £2. rivate life, the whole fabric of secularism is built not upon "the shattering mystery, the beginning the undying gratitude of democracy. these circumstances are the natural ard, Wooroloo Sanatorium List: Mrs. Brosnan, 5s: ng principles of Truth and the unchanging laws of virtue and jus- of the best of "the marvels which To them and others who outcome of the complete methods of Mr.RECORD PRESENTATION CONVENT in Maher, Sl: Mr. M. Maloney, t upon the rotten foundations of falsehood, hypocrisy, and God had wrought upon the earth." the campaign I feel I amassisted secular education practised by cur 11 Is;P. Mr. CONCERT. To the Editor. under a P. Prurity. 10s; A. Friend From this atramental atmosphere no light can break to help The mystery of Bethlehem teaching lasting Orders. Cause for these re- (per Mr. O'Brien), £1: Mr. P obligation." by those Sir,-Would you kindly publish ion on to peace, contentment, and progress-for unless unfeigned "of the household of the faith," As anticipated, there was (J. Kean, Trades Hall, Kalgoorlie.) in is a this letter of appreciation from us, marks is necessary, especially £1: Miss Dorothy Foley, £1: knit together the wills of men, and gently control the inter - still, and always will be, as new. and view of the excellence in every way Russell, crowded house at the annual con- the patients Total, £5 16s A Friend, £1 Os 4d. of Wooroloo? e and the character of their mutual service, there can be The of the performance under notice. cert of the pupils of the Presentaion usual monthly visit HO real a great, and as delightful, as it was SENATOR Less not materialised, promises PEARCE'S of the members RECENT and no co-operation in its human elements. on the first glad morning, when JOURNEY FROM children, from the tiniest tots £10 10s. Grand Total, £1,579 School. which took place 7s 7d. the St. Vincent de Paul Society The PERTH TO Convent up to fine specimens of girlhood, on Friday evening last, resulting in of 153,000 troops keep the people loyal to the Government in Eng- Seraphim sang, "Glory be to God took place on KALGOORLIE. Sunday, December an unqualified success. Throughout 19th., when every participated in a very diversified exto-day, and yet, in the words of Bishop Trower, "the position is in the highest, and peace on earth patient received hibition the of culture. The The the condition of society is disquieting," and there is a hatred of to men of goodwill," for the same performance it whole of second half of was the evident programme that POLICE PROTECTION FOR the members of St. Vincent the entertainment was the Nuns had gone to great rains from lergy in "certain circles." Behind all this unrest then stalks the sacred fire of the charity of God. of the first opened with a lovely limelight settheir usual Christmas Cheer, which rank, MINISTER. and each individual child's ef- ting, portraying "Beautiful Moonwith their pupils to bring them to was greatly w of secularism, The Catholic Church is wise-she knows the which heated "to seven times" the appreciated by every fort was meritorious hearts of the adoring angels, glows such a to a degree. light,"a two-part song, sweetly of the Catholic school, and knows the value of her creditable display of effi- one. I may Christian say that Mr. the O'Loghlen vie;ts gave notice in the ciency, as excellently displayed in are made ers. The State may yet be inspired by a ray from that wisdom and gleams in the ardent souls of Legislative At 8 o'clock sharp the curtain rendered. This was followed by every by the So Assembly that he would their respective in upon the minds of its rulers to recognise the value of religion the children of the Church, pressed ask the turns, especially in ciety, when each month and a hundred infant girls pre- another two-part song, "Brighter receives rose Minister in control of the the instrumental by the charity of Christ to kneel in cation as a safeguard against the vices of pastors, modern part of the pro- tobacco, cigarettes, patient sented themselves in an attractive Days for Dear Ireland." by a singing paganetc. Public This alone Department the following gramme. The nd a disrupted society. Better an army of Christian pastors and spirit in the stable of Bethlehem, questions at number was speaks well for the good work they formation in four triangular groups. class in first rate style. As in pre. the next sitting of the an instrumental opening than 153,000 armed soldiers; better the reign of Justice and where God first began to wield in House:selection, "Neapoli- are doing to the community to vious gymnastic displays, "Swedas a A pretty chorus was sung the world the sceptre of His love, "Is tan." The instrumentalists were: whole. Drill," now staged, was quite up an Anarchy and Despair; better Love than Hate. To carry out this work takes "Grandma"-a part sustained by a ish he aware that two detectives 1st. violins, Masters C. Baker and which was to the usual standard. preserve to Him Misses B. the child-whilst an a older girl great took to deal of financing. atholic parents will do well to see that in the new year the ac- loyalty and homage of the accompanied the Minister for De- Brownrigg, Misses Dooley and WilWhen charge of the Rees, W. Darlington, and I. Ester "Ten you Minutes," come introto think odation of our Catholic schools is tested to its full strength, and lions He had come to save. In milof fence the to good work Kalgoorlie? Is the State shusen; 2nd. violins, Masters J. they do amongst next performed in a Piano Trio in the Government ducing various numbers which conthe attendances are well maintained throughout. Our teachers will spirit of the Church, let us the poor, irrespecpaying for the protec- Baker and Reynolds; piano, Miss tive This was a capikneel of creed, we would appeal to sisted of a particuiarly striking re- "Il Trovatore." air part-and do it as they always do-truly well. of the Minister whilst in the Dooley; harmonium, Miss R. Wil- the general and adore the mystery of God's tion rendition of a popular air. Miss public to help along so citation by one of the members, and tal What are the specific duties liams-a M. Hehir followed with a recitation, greatness manifested in littleness, State? well executed musical harlater a charming song worthy a and dance by society as that of St. Vinthe mystery of His power manifest- of Detectives Lambert and Manning mony, which was highly appreciated cent de Paul, which Song of the Market Place." has so many another little member of the corn- "The ed in werkness. for is was by re- while in Kalgoorlie? Does he ap- by the audience. The next number calls on which captivated the audience who it, and would like to help, pany. A two-part song followed, desired of detectives accompanying was a comic duet, an encore. The request was has been utterly impossible, owing to more than ordinary pres- versing the ideas of the world re- prove "Darby and "Music but and Her its Sister Song." About "treasury" will not permit. the Minister to Gwalia, seeing that Joan," by Master and Miss general business at this holiday season, to communicate with ha- garding greatness and power that his Williams, We do not confine our remarks to sixty junior girls participated, to met, and a humorous ditty was deaudience of sixteen showed no and this was followed by "Ora g Parish Priests and Pro its good work done here at Wooro- accompaniment by the piano and lightfully given. Another very picReligious communities spread over the He began to teach the paradoxical hostility?" Nobis," rendered by Miss O'Keefe. loo. but they are willing to es which THE RECORD covers in its ever-increasing circula- Gospel of His, which declared the five violins. This and a similar item turesque item was the "Cymbals" poor blessed. Half of our happiness dance, given by a class of "Dolly's Outing" was another song deserving cases in any part of help convey to them our earnest Felicitations and Sincere PREMIER'S REPLY. the later in the programme were splen- Robed in old Roman flowing twelve. in this_world is made possible for by garb. Miss M. Brownrigg, and Abundance of God's Peace and Blessing which Christmas Wishes this State. We The would, brings, us, by seeing the truth of things as therefore, ask didly rendered, beautiful harmony and clasping a cymbal in each hand, Premier informed Mr. brought the items down to a pleasand all Happiness and Prosp erity for the New Year. the general public when they are and perfect rhythm marking the efO'Loghlen in the Legislative Asserrs ing display of the "Scarf revealed by the light of the Star bly the dancers performed elegantly inDrill" by forts as two of the making evening's best. donations not to that two forget the detectives accompanied the junior girls. that guided shepherds and kings to the Minister deed in various limelight shadings Miss Snowdon St. Vincent de Paul Society. We The third number, a musical mono- producing a bewitching scene. TwenDefence to Kal- sang "Let the Bethlehem. In light of "the goorlie. The,forState Great Big find it very hard to express our sen- logue, "Things That Never Die," ty p Cohalan Replies to the Hypocrites faith of the Son oftheGod" Government Keep Turning" with pleasing World voices were next heard to great we learn to was paying for effect. was very capably timents given by six for girls, the good work the they protection of the estimate poverty and hardship and Minister this was followed ,laster C. have done and are doing. There whose elocution fittingly portrayed advantage in a nicely-harmonised whilst in this State, pay- and pain at their right value, and see ment two-part song, "On Silvery Waves," Baker's violin solo, "The Humors are many the spirit of the piece. Wand Drill who are ANOTHER COLTHURST "MYSTERY"? of gifted the with police this being an oblige - of Donnybrook." The next item world's riches, where they all must end in the tion which was followed by an instrubut will they think next, and subsequently "Sparkles" mental of the State Government. The was weight of glory," an action song, "In my Aero- of those who are "Parade March." a which cables appeared in last Saturday's and Monday's West Austra- "eternal not so fortunate? were exhibitions of physical culture spirited number. and plane," given by J. Baker. St. Paul shouts of in trumpet tones duties of Detectives Lambert air. At the piano were "When characteristic This of the is where tutorship of their Manning while generosity in csn Kalgoorlie were the Cat's Away the Mice Play," was help through his enlightening epistles. In the duties Misses U. Perry and M. Green, while Mr. Emmett. The along a various worthy cause in bringimposed by the Police a farcical display by the senior Z DEATH OF CANON land, has reported that after inqui fs the light of "the faith of the Son of Act 1892 and and marching were "carried ' lin parts were interpreted by its amendments and boys. The dramatis personae of the ing happiness and cheer into many ments MAGNER. Mi.. first beamed from the regulations. K. Dunn, M. Paterson. N. ies it found that forces of the Grown gGleaodm,"y out with homes. perfect ease At and the precision. present The Premier did apit star, that told where Em- prove of Wals , S. D'Arcy, and M. Ruttierset fire to buildings in Cork. "Holly Berries," or "Meet- is ourselves who are laid moment aside who A feature of the free gymnastics ford. detectives accompanyingwhich cantata, AGE OF SYMPATHY. al item was a hunting ing Santa Claus," was as follows:- appreciate the (Immediately following the above manuel was, we learn to wait in the Minister good to Gwalia. Such ar- Eugene, done. In that concluded the item was most Ballet, given London, December 16, ight or ten dancMaster J. Baker; Martin, conclusion, we extendwork cables our morning journal publishes hope, as in faith, for "the good rangements were attractive. "Irish Diamonds," a to every memframed upon possi- G. Williams; Andrew, II. Reynolds; ber of Inspector -General of the another London message, whose things of the Lord, in the land of the bilities, in ing t style. With pupils exce pianoforte duet by Misses D. BetterSt. Vincent the blessing of and not results. nstabulary sent to the "cross -head" it has the audacity to living In the light of "the Faith en huntBreakaway, C. D. Baker; Susan, good health, that they may be spar- idge and N. D'Arcy-, was excellently bowler hats, whips a Catholic Bishop of Cork (Dr. title "Another Nun Fein Outrage." of the Son of God,"beaming in BethHooshtal ing coats these artistes pre a Miss S. Dooley; Edith, Miss Baker: ed to carry on their good rendered, the popular airs winning work a message expressing his In the light of the preceding cable lehem on Mary's face, we glorify and very smart happy appeara Clara, "Yourin"; Mr. Saltwell amongst the and needy. On appreciative acclamation. A "Hoop and performed exceptionally wel. sympathy in connection news, how on earth could anyone the aged countenance of Joseph; we (Santa Olaus), Master J. Brownrigg; behalf of the poor Song" by the junior girls was next patients, I express appalling tragedy which Mrs. Saltwell, Miss Williams; Biddy our grateful thanks for In spectacular effect it Amongst the audience were the continue to black- see with a faith that almost bekindness performed. the death of Canon Mag- conscientiously (maid), Miss Wilshusen. guard Sinn Fein by making it. and comes vision, the right estimate of In addi- shown to us isolated as we are the best item of the evening. Vicar -General, Monsignor Veiling. here. was tion to the following ladies and genit only, responsible for every dis- all that is powerful and all that is The State's colours, remain yellow and and several of the metropolitan yours on behalf of the black, were well BISHOP REPLIED: tlemen contributed to the turbance that happens in Ireland? joyful, and all that is passing, and of enter- patients, , represented in the clergy and religious. accept or convey to the If the West what is external. taitunent: "The Mrs. freedom Dooley, Miss Leila hoop dressing, while the solo dancer Australian wishes, in a with which E. J. NICHOLLS, of the murdered Canon the decent manner, TOWN HALL, PERTH. Christ has Williams and Messrs. Atkinson, Hasset us was clad in yellow, adorned with public Hon. Sec. Pastime Club. pathy of the Inspector- opinion on the to mislead TOWN HALL, PERTH. from all false principles. and leby, Barlow, and Davis. black swans. Her dancing was of question free" ose men are MURDER- through its cable Irish all false TOWN HALL, PERTH. hopes, from all The false faiths. Presentation Nuns desire to the highest order, and while the editorship-headEOPLE, AND HAVE lines, etc.-it should be careful to and the false charity which return their sincere thanks to the cent.; Jack Brownrigg, 92 per cent. c bonus by their hoop-swinging and has SATURDAY, JANUARY 1st. MY CITY." not regard to God, had its members of first pro the nosing Northampton DraOn greatly assisted, the choose its opportunity, and not be Tuesday, November 9th, Mn, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1st, matic Company who contributed H. K. Hardwick, Mus. Bac., con- sI ight effects made the number limetray so foolishly and simply the pub mulgation from the manger -pulpit SATURDAY, JANUARY 1st. disFFICIAL REPORT. such delightful items, as well as to ducted the examination in connec- inctly attractive. tic interest it occasionally attempts from which Christ preached the Twelve dano Reserve That Evening to Hear London, December 16. voiceless ll sermon, more kind friends compelling who ng patronised the tin!) pupils with the London College of in a clog dance gave a to guard. "Another Sinn Fein. Outial account of the Magner rage" on top of Dr. Colohan's sting- than all the words in all Ian THE MELODY -MAKERS. performance by their presence, and Mtisic. Following is the result:- s plendid exhibition of stepping, and ys that two lorries which ing rebuke is the acme of grotesque- guages, which first began to team thus assisted in making it a comTHE MELODY -MAKERS. were heartily applauded, and in an Primary Grade, V' Hild roan by God's example; in the perplete success. THE MELODY -MAKERS. auxiliaries passed Canon ness!-Ed. RECORD.] Wilshusen, pass; Jack Brownrigg, a ction song a score of infant boys d a youth named Crow son of His Son, "made man for us," pass. ave "The Chinaman." Five of the In a PoutPourrie of Commercial Examinations. er's son, who was cycling. DRUNKEN CADET'S CRIME. what God's way is of regarding the umber were garbed Elementary in Grade: Harry ReyChinese at n The annual commercial examina- molds MIRTH, MELODY. in charge of the "Black things which men "wrongly es ire, and created a furore by their MUSIC, (violin), pass; Mary Baker t tions in MUSIC. MIRTH, connection with MELODY. the London. December 18. Nationteem, and the right way of attain demanded Crowley's perance-acting. A repeat was de- MUSIC, al Business College, Sydney. were (piano), honours. MIRTH, MELODY. to the things which are "eternal en shot him dead, sub The auxiliary police evidence manded, which was at ing Intermediate Grade: given Jack Baker amidst Your held in Northampton Convent shooting Canon Magner. the military inquiry in Demanway in the heavens." A sincere wish to Songs by the Beat of Favorite tithustastic applause. The last School on October 6th, with the fol. is reported to be insane. into the shooting of Canon Magner readers is a full measure of the light Artistes, Includingtem of the first half was Flag Drill lowing results:cial account of the affair showed that Cadet Harte was verg- of the faith of the mystery of BethDoris Horrigan, LA.B., nd Sporano. Song. Thirty children. armed E MELODY MAKERS. N ith Intermediate Bookkeeping: Wilga t Canon Magner was annint- ing on delirium tremens. Haste, after lehems which will assure them of MICHAEL JOSEPH CAMPBELL, Dooley. green flags a good display, a tarie Carmody, L,A.B., Contralto. 96 per cent.; Con D. Baker, (violTinE The ).Melody -Makers, appearing at a nd concluded gave ey when he was shot. Will the things Ginivan, Irish shooting Crowley, approached Canon the rirht Baritone. with marching for Son of Senior -Constable Campbell, 95 per cent. the Town Hall, Perth, on Saturday Magner, seized the priest's hat, and temporal and eternal. and the pre- of Wickepin; winner and jig and reel stepping LyricTenor. of the HortiJunior Bookkeeping: Shei'a Dot> evening, January 1st., will provide unation Z FIRES IN CORK. threw it on the ground. He then sent blessing of a Happy Christ- cultural Society's nder Mr. Emmett. Before leas-ing Frank Boyd, your favorite Scot.lah Medal for the ley, 95 per cent.: Jack Brownrigg, au entertainment that patrons may t he made the priest kneel in the road, mas as an earnest of the glory that highest aggregate Gold stage, Comedian. however, a tableau was marks obtained in 94 per cent. Jack Baker, 93 per cent. be confident will be most enjoyable. formed by a large OUR COMMISSION'S and fired, wounding him. He fired is to come. singing class, sur- s the Wickepin district schools comMiss V. Leicester, Elementary Shorthand: D. You will do well to reserve that rounding the flag girls in horseshoe accompaniste: LA.B. again fatally. Harte searched the petition, held in October, 1920. Baker, 94 per cent,; 'Wilga Cell Dooley, evening to hear such an excellent s tyle. The group was supplement IMIciNolAKeeember 17. priest's pockets and scattered the The more ideas a man has about Michael goes to New Norcia College 95 per cent. and Popular varied Prices .. .. 2/2 and 1/1. programme. The e names ur Commission which has contents on the ground. d by a large Irish flag banner, and other things, the fewer his ideas to continue his studies after the Junior Shorthand: Jack Baker. 95 of some of the artistes appear else- a n appropriately tigating conditions in Ire stirring Irish song KULTUR! Happy Commencement of the about himself. Christmas vacation er cent.: Sheila Dooley. 94 per where in this issue. svas sung. New Year.

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THE W.A RECORD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25 1920 of the preceding year's "Yule European Christmas Customs. saved for this purpose. While the land also Spanish Am- log was burning. "Yule cakes" were is These erican) Christmas custom, which served to all the guests. put into effect not only on Christ- cakes had the figure of the Infant (By H. R. R. Hertzberg. mas eve and Christmas day, but Jesus impressed on them. during the whole Christmas seasonAlso, throughout old England the in which to carry them to as long as three weeks before Christ- Christmas "waits" went from house There is no need of here telling basket sell, when, 10, she started back in mas day indeed, is that of Christ- to house singing Christmas carols over again the story of our Lord's wonder Every cone mas plays somewhat on the order and receiving gift in return. The and amaze. birth in the stable of Bethlehem, that waits were usually young boys with by was made of silver! Thenshe sold of the so-called "miracle-plays"Middle and how His coming was greeted the They rang carols all, and her dear ones were were performed in the them voices. clear how high, and angels of song the and there was Ages, from six to eight or nine cen- like this one: the shepherds knelt in adoration. You fed and warmed, years to express my gratitude to of comfort, turies ago. TO IRELAND. These little plays are this won- enough for many august Chief of Christendom, who have all heard and readstory, Christ had His much like animated "cribs." That Little God rest vou, merry gentlemen, the and and so true relieved has beautiful during the war, drously favourite subjects candle. Let nothing you dismay, their Christmas say, armies to is bethough Hope on belov'd, much suffering by his favorable in' you have all seen-and prayed you Infant legend re the Norse of old For Jesus Christ, our Saviour, And a very are the adoration the fore-the "crib" (in the church of block the way terventions on behalf to "Ben- Jesus in the stable by the shepborn upon this day; contributor a Was by counted seaChristmas and To Freedom's shrine, missing, the the wounded, the sick, attend during To save us all from Satan's power, infant ziger's Magazine" tells that whets herds or by the Magi, the kings, The strong, brave heart, warm as the condemned." son), with its images of thethe When we were gone astray. "Fair White Christ" was preach- bearing gifts. The performers who the Inand tropic ray. manger, the in Jesus byAlnigshgt O tidings of comfort and joy, edtotnht take the parts of the shepherds Still is thine. Freemasonry. fant's Blessed Mothertoo.and St. have kings usually three'e a speroversirits For Jusus Christ our Saviour or the The morn shall surely break when The Masons were originally a Ca - Joseph, their protector, was born on Christmas day. tree, the spirits of good voices and sing old-fashioned Christmas first be to you peace and rest interest But it may His workers, like and stone of Child guild men And Little tholic Love. Hope, and emerto the Faith, thy hymns within close Christmas Now to the Lord sing praises, Shall nestle -middle told something regarding has the of play guilds the for a other as all the the forests through all soon sought As Mother. of various All you within this place, ald breast. At the time of the reforma- customs and festivities ages. tree which should be "as high as come to an end, there is feasting And with true love and brother. countries. societies and guilds began to times and variousfinest and noblest hope, as wide as love and which and merrymaking, of course. hood Smile on, belov'd, thy smile could tions the fol. these course, Of of some and up, Cross on every break custom of bore the sign of the often cheer Each other now embrace; lowed the new doctrines. The guild and most truly beneficial Then they chose the balDown in the most southern part In exile lone This holy tide of Christmas of being present at bough." that is part all them a prominent took is Mexico branches thou of topmost whose Sicily, fir, of sam island of Italy, the big Midnight MassAll others doth deface. Some patriot son, to whom in England and Scotland -in the Midnight Mass. nigh to heaven itself, whose still observed a very old custom by O tidings of comfort and joy, were more dear very earliest moment reached troubles of that time. According starting at the Day, flung wide their arms of love force of which a living child. selectThan life and home, midnight ex- boughsthe For Jesus Christ our Saviour at nine are there Christmas of authorities a his thy Masonic each bough to upon world, for to all children many who of out ed was born on Christmas day. worshipper And who, when parting from the that origin so the actly, different theories as to whose fragrance was beauty and goodness, impersonates and cross, on days of beauteous shore, day Or like this one, which was known the present day fraternity. Their hears it begins the see Saviour came sweet as the spirit of Chritmas time. the Infant Saviour. Let us Kissed the --grey sands his feet of and to Lord Carol of the Three seen our however, which "Golden the as authorities, own Santa Claus St. Nicholas. would press no more. what this Sicilian ceremony is like, child by givMelchior, Balthazar, and Gasagree that Masonry is not more upon earth as a littleheart and soul As to Santa Claus (the name is a as it is descrbed by one who saw Kings, old. The ing Him his (or her) years hundred par": the three than song let St. Nicholas, by the it and who says: Sing on, belov'd; in loving prayer, and thus begins variation of fraternity as now organised dates We saw the light shine out afar, "He (the boy impersonating the echoes waks most beautifully way) and the children's practice of from 1717, when four lodges met in that day of days Yes, dark On Christmas in the morning, At morning hour; to attend hanging up their stockings that the Child Jesus) was a beautiful, Lodge. fitly. a Grand most formed and over and till London years old, three about And straight we knew Christ's star boy, down the certainly eyed, good Santa-coming And through the day, is a devoutly issued Mass Midnight Pope Clement XI1, in 1738, His wool. scarlet of it was cloak a in drawn by rein stream and lake Unhis sleigh clad chimney in cusoms. papal bull against the Freemasons the best of Christmaspossible Bright beaming in the morning. And folding flower, to hear deer and loaded with all sorts of mother placed him in a gilt and red stealthy and forbade Catholics to belong fortunately it is not altar, the of left the chair at fruits-might velvet every and and sweets The mystic shades of nearly toys in Then did we fall on tended knee, Since then they Midnight Mass to the society. twilight creep, fill them up, it is not known where and, removing his cloak, showed On Christms in the morning, been ciondemned repeatedly part of America. Thishad wonto may in a little white robe, bare-footIt him custom first prevailed. Silent and slow, no mists along the have this service religious And praised the Lord, who'd let us drous by various Popes. deep. have been in France and it may ed and bare-armed. A gilt basin see be discontinqed almost everywere handin a sponge, and At any and ewer, His glory at its dawning. where there because-especiallysight- have been in Holland. Dream on, belov'd, the world be- An Exile's Return. rate, it was known in both these ed to the priest, who took them, cities-irrevelent Mgr. Pinol, the Bishop who was the larger often, more or less disci - countries long, long ago, and from and washed the child's feet and shod yond the grave and, poetical and Yet, interesting expelled from Guatemala by former seers, Is wrapped in light, advantage of either or both of them found its him with stockings and embroidera passing President Estrada Cabrera, has pated rowdies, take this the child stood though they may seem, after all the And sorrow is to thee to enter the churches way to England later on, and to ed shoes. Afterblue occasion the of the country. custom native praiseworthy his put for most was Rome frock left a little wave, World countries, up and there to interrupt the ceremo- most New of us who try Gleaming and bright. The Bishop, who is the bearer of a and where it remains in happy exis- on him, and the priest crowned him Christmastide for inall reality-is the new nial and create disturbances. Catholics be Shots to of flowers. wreath St. Nicholas feast a Sent down in love by the All letter from the Pope to thewill give The real with tense. The Christmas Tree. and all present, spirit of charity, the goodwill, we President of the Republic, Powerful Hand, tree day, the Saint known as St. Nicholas were fired without, of in should hot fail to entertain, especihymn The custom of the Christmas 'Te Deum' the the sixth; sang To make thee lovelier still, thou special attention to the questionThe falls to December rising, Bari, of pretty ally and ungrudgingly, on the birthdiocesan limits in Guatemala. is a beautiful one. This very lovely land. in some parts of Catholic Eu- praise of God." South custom of lighting in honour of and, and, after -Sister Mary Columba. Holy Father has released the obligaIn the England of olden times one day of the King of Love; found of rope, on that particular day the any all, there is not to be The American Bishops from the log." the Infant Saviour any number "Yule the that of bring the is to was good, saint supposed to repre. to years meant as are five so beautiful half every legend (which a coming of where of log big tion very a candles was log" children gifts of "Yule weal -behaved A Loss to the Church. Rome for their visit ad limina, ex- sent faith and hope in Christ as well sweets, candy, nuts and fruit but wood which was carried into the the absolutely true story of our Archbishop of death The recent to 10 years. The as love for Him) on an evergreen not toys of any kind-while Christ- hall where the Christmas party was Lord's nativity in the stable at Bethperiod that tending MexiMsgr. Plancarte, of Monterey,church new Papal Nuncio to Columbia will tree, a fir or a pine, whose natural mas toys, the children there are told, assembled. and lighted-to the ac- lehem, a little town of that Eastern co, was a loss not only to theand let- be Mgr. Torre, Bishop of Anaioquia, perfume is like incense offered to God come to them from the Christ Child companiment of the "Yule song"- land which He made the Holy Land dates back Himself but to the world of science that very pretty customand with the "last year's brand," a piece indeed. three se- one of the new Columbian dioces. was first ters. He had gathered a good many centuries, ancient Mexi- Ordered to Quit. There, pious parate collections offirst Germany. in observed the to Jesus were sting can art, giving the to the Recently the Great Southern Ho- hymns to the Child the houseCity of Mexico, the second to tel at Killarney was seized by the by all the members of children, and State of Morelos, and the third mother, CantQr. Rev. hold-father, Right military. tree was the Monterey. too-while U.S.A., servants, well, Bishop of Los Angelos. for a while after who was staying there, was ordered being lighted and gentle of its glory Two Old Men. the in all a lamp in in stood glass The it to leave. And it was shattered by many candles' radiance. Christ A unique record of centenarian by the front of the hotel had coming of the till rifle. not a soldier's was brothers has just been broken from a bullet 108, aged piety by death of John Mullan, been celebrated with loving Henry, prethe brother that his who lived with means of such service Dunaround THE PALACE HOTEL aged 103, at Doneydale, near sents were distributedtheallChristmas of W.A. Ireland.' delicacies Perth, gannon, and the St. George's Terrace, enjoyed. The PALACE is situated in t4a feast A charming legend current among Notable Words. position, close charming most -'kt. spoken of the Hartz mounwere peasants ants the Houses, Notable words Most Commercial and Banks those peasants Rev. Dr. tains, and related byevery Tipperary by the of Cashel. Christmas Be- Theatres, and is largely patronise.; children Gratheir to Harty. Archbishop to do "nothing by the principal Farmers and the origin of give eve, thus seeks to seeching the people slightest degree ziers in the State. the in custom: this could that peasant MODERATE TARIFF. Catholic old Once in the long ago a and tarnish the grand he chilwas well and his wife J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. fell very Faith,' he said that The enhungry. they and cold provocation were the A1428. dren Telephone aware of no had foreign she a of weak so mother was dured from the tyranny MOTOR cut. down firs for wood, to PERTH NORTH strength Government, but that, nevertheless, the that by nothing permitted been GARAGE. countenance that they must and she Law of ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. had cruel lord of the castle, firs would be a violation of the Telephones, A1837 and A4598. oved so well the stately them that God. cut. adthe see "was to on, bear she could not "That," he went the Holy FaBOGUE AND SPERRING. them, 'God's trees." she calledbloomed vice I received fromthe of DAY AND HIRE people FOR CARS forest, the all of that said ince they, ther, who NIGHT. for the glory t Christmas -tide to honourup His Ireland, while workingcountry, the should Shrewd men reviewing the present position of the woollen marSo she staggered Cream Cars for Weddings. birth. and freedom of their the limits of twigs ket in England as indicated by the newspaper reports can only come within illside, hoping to find some anxiously keep The even to conclusion, and that is that Suits must advance still further build one laid down. which to id boughs with her the law which Godkeenly with us in HOTEL PERTH hearth to cheer :n price in the near future. The one way to avoid these rising costs tiny fire upon Pope sympathises for your future Clothing requirements without delay. is provide our to Coming of Proprietor. home. uplifting Ryan, J. J. at he feeble ones our struggle for the through me, a o the woods, she paused beforethe race. He has sent, This Hotel is noted for its all encouragethat and large so hope tree, of fir iant a message Purity of Drinks. the round beneath it was covered with ment. His Holiness declares naCleanliness and Civility. is cones. Irish to be the most faithful his to dear most people "Oh, what fine cones are ifthese!"' tion, and a I ga"Perhaps The purchase of a Suit or two over and above immediate needs he exclaimed. heart." that THIS! some in will assist materially in carrying men over the high price period ahead. READ observed Archbishop hered them I might sell The I Ireland finest in the spirit are We are not taking advantage of this favourable woollen market. The city, for they he there was a lofty and There is in our midst a curious ave ever seen." margin of profit we retain on Brown's Better Suits is as low as posto-day, engendering patriotism equal parts type of Irishman. Then she set to work with a will sible consistent with present-day conditions. At all times we aim at self-reliance. It was in His Grace Kerry Ice is Bright, a basket, hastening VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER, and Brown's Better Suits still gathered Catholic and Irish. nd hisAnd the Price is Right. ityward to sell them, thus gaining embody the same sterling value that has made them famous right dwelt on the fact that in aIrish We buy materials as heavily as it is YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. ood and fire for the dear ones at throughout West Australia. tory whenever there was it special went zeal, Ring A8255. possible to do, and tailor our Suits for the lowest possible figure that Next day she came again, outburst of patriotic corresponding ome. was it at last done for, depending on the immense turnbe can until TAILORING GOOD next, the hand in hand with a nd over and the satisfaction that our Suits give the wearers to make attachment to the old ancestral he day before the blessed feast and Newcastle Club Hotel upon the our business a commercial success. left were Faith. cones ew South Terrace, Fremantle. the round. Snow lay heavy upon GOOD CLOTHES ONLY, and buy them well ahead of your Censorship of Films. ills: it v:as cold; the wind swept needsBuy Buy Clothing outlay. if you would save money on your Newly Renovated and Up -to-Date. hill good and cena mountains, for the from plans Italy is making CusNorth-West Suits, and you have Style, Quality, and Satisfaction and Better Brown's Goldfields staggered of she The Board rau Elsa shivered as South sorship of films. for. catered specially tomers the bargain. into offipward, holding her shawl about Censorship it to include two Beach trams stop at door. the feathery snowflkes cials of the Ministry of the Interior, (late sea er, whileand a fa- Proprietor: T. H. RYAN fast. thick ell a magistrate. a mother of Associa& Wyndham). Club, Celtic retary on," she mumurkeep the must from "I delegate milt', a Telephone 197. "I must fill my basket full d, tion for the Protection of Morality, the o-day," as she dug beneath the and artist and a journalist, but SUBIACO HOTEL The now to find the cones. Church is not represented. could be But as she stooped in the cruel ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. and the journalist writer. nows she heard a voice, and, turna remarks 71I'aced, Emu Beer Always on Tap. she saw a little old man with ng, Good Accommodation for Country wrinkled, kindly face and a long Monks `IIMA_Production. Visitors. bite beard. in raised Some of the best cattle WALTER WING, Proprietor. "My good woman." said the little by the England are those bred "go beyond to the farthest OUR MAIL ORDER DEPART. an, Monastery Trappist monks of the MENT. at WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER ree. There you will find finer of Our Lady of Compassion, sale TO ones than these. One who desires This important Department has Recently at a Kingsbridge. not must Fair Christ for the gift monks with a view to givthe HOTEL been organised cattle, TOWER of South Devon Frau Elsa obe disappointed." at- CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, ing country clients, who cannot call exhibit attracted considerable old man's words and the' little yed pedibenefit of the G. the full sheep, personally, Registered tention. cal- And your old friend Ernie hands ought the furthest tree, where so R. BROWN TAILORING SERgreed cows heifers, and heifer out a welcome to you all. rest a shower of cones fell in the VICE. No matter at what distance the ves were among the lot sold by was nows at her feet that she Could First-Class Residential Home. you live from the city we can fit More than £4,000 Trappists. She filled Cleanliness and Attention. carcely pick them up. you to your entire satisfaction by realised by the sale of the cows and er basket to overflowing and hasE. McGrade, Proprietor. means of our Mail Order System. heifers alone. basket so the her cottage, ened to connec Thus you have the benefit of Cii in fact this We publish eavy that she could hardly carry it. Tailored Clothes at sterling vain] SPIGL J. tion with British production, not beo heavy it grew that several times prices brought right to your door. cause we see anything extraordinary PERTH. TOBACCONIST, he thought she would have to Send to-day-a postcard will doChris_in it, but a certain of noisy for our liberal parcel of patterns the lazy Will be pleased if you would call for hrow out some of the cones, but she tians are wont to talk of "I must carry home -measurement on. freept bravely simple and The monks pray money. monks. save your requirements and "for hem she said to herself, fare all," chart. These are sent free to your they little, quently, they rest Shaving dd.; Haircutting 9. D-day must have enough to feed and address. moderately, they serve God find sent to any part of WA. Orders y loved ones and bear the Christ WRITE US TO -DAY. love their neighbour, and they by V.P. Post. No remittance needas to the Christ Child, too." At time and energy to silently and un- ed. Cheapest in Perth. st she reached her cottage and obtrusivel do the things their noisy Set, Watches, Pipes, or mptied Razors DRESS for any other articles Repaired, with there her cones upon the "Christian'critics abuse them the able, that she might find a larger not doing. The fact that guarantee. -Trappists work and support them selves by manual labour, and that £4,000 of British money have gone to their treasury will perhaps provide them with another cause to declare Rome. against the incursions of (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia.) There's no pleasing the malcontenst and mischief -makers. KALGOORLIE Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. Pope Helps Jews. and females), demanding essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals to Catholics (malesLocality is It for Travellers. on receipt by the A Syrian colony, which some three Good Accommodation their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be established in anysanctioned in by the PRIEST of of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS, years ago took refuge in Corsica SECRETARY DISTRICT escape massacre, has just ages of intending members being fully set out in the requisition. 10 and NO. the names DISTRICT, GLENORAN the £300,383 in Funds. tarted on it way to Beyrouth. BeSCOTLAND'S BEST. 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand: 50,000 members and fore departing the Grand Rabbi, So-a Financial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. PURE MALT WHISKY. lomon Ben Samour, delivered MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. He said: As supplied under Contract to the thanksgiving address. W.A. Hospitals and Government "In the name of Pope Benedick XV. LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN RailAlso to Department. clergy Medical Catholic the desires who FREEHOLD PROPERTY. the Leading do their best in order to help way Dining Cars and my- Hotels and Clubs throughout the the victims of war, I place all for State. disposal your self at Full Particulars on Application to J. J. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hibernian Hall, Murray-st., Perth. Sole Agent: be to you. The service I may a Grand Rabbi declared that: "As COYLE PHIL I beg faith, minister of the Hebrew log"

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The deceased gentle - of Freshford, County Kilkenny, Ire - He said he was duly sensible of ing "May God look down on man was a true Catholic, and an ar- land, and came to New South Wales the honour done him in asking him He retired from the to perform the ceremony. The Lady In his last in 1860. nd," criticises the British GI, dent lover of Ireland. CROWDED WITH ENTHUSIASTIC BUYERS -AND EVERYBODY SATISFIED AND COMING AGAIN. The deceas- Mayoress would have only been too Rev. Police Force in 1906. ent's reign of coercion in Ire- illness he was visited by and publishes the followin g Father Potter, Warwick, and Father ed was the father of a large family. pleased to perform the ceremony, , from His wife him by two by Father predeceased received also recently a Ahern (Sandgate); but she was absent from the State, distresse d Murphy and Father McKenna, years. His son, James, died some and he was a very inefficient substid in that much try: "Dear Father,-May God Rosewood. The remains were tak- years before, as also did his daugh- tute. He had always found that Mary who died of Ireland Mary's ter. Sister Ignatius, St. down on the people en to Warwick, to those concerned in charitable efHe forts for the Goodwood Orphanage are nothing but murder5. Church. The interment took place at Moree three years ago. . . All w e sing houses daily that day, Mr. Mines being laid to leaves three sons and four daugh- set out to reach an objective and They are invariably passed it. The £2,000 obnow is to appeal to the Great rest beside his son, Joseph, who pre ters to mourn their loss. at Mass and our Rosary ever Y deceased him four years ago. -- Rev. Father J, J. Coady, P.P., jective on this occasion had already Taree; Rev. Mother Francis, Bride been passed. 1Ie congratulated all You could not imagine th e R.I.P. t. dine Convent, Cooma; Sister Mary concerned, and especially the secreuct of the military here search Francis, superior of the Convene of taries (Messrs. Dunn and Gason). Catholic colleges, even priests NEW SOUTH WALES. Mercy, Narrabri: and Sister Mary s, burning down hay cur Dominican Convent, houses, and the most fearfu The death of Mrs. Mary Ann A cable report, published recently, Raymund, ders of innocent people. You stated that the Holy Father was Strathfield; Mary and Vincent. Murphy, wife of Mr. John Murphy, thank God where you ere. No pleased to confer the following hon- Woolahra; and William, Queensland of the Electrical Engineers' Depart. ests allowed by the Govern ours on Sydney priests and laymen: During the last 13 years he was a ment, took place at her residence t. We are not safe now day or To be Protonotaries Apostolic, with familiar figure at the Holy Cross on November 29th, after a long illHe was ness. She was the daughter of the t. Oh! would to God ycu were the title of Monsignor: The Very Church, Bondi Junction. and you could not imagine the Rev. Father Peter Byrne, P.P., always at morning Mass, and was a late Patrick and Bridget O'Brien, A CENTRE FROM WHICH BARGAINS RADIATE No Strathfield; the Very Rev. Dr. T. daily communicant. His death of Seven Hills, and was born of every position in life. in er, we shall and will trust that Hayden, President of St. Patrick's was as holy as his life. R.I.P. that town 59 years ago, where most May College, Manly; the Rev, will hear our prayers. Father WELCOME XMAS VSITORS WITH MIGHTY VALUES IN NEW AND STYLISH FOOTWEAR. of her life was spent until her marFather Goodman, M.S.H., has just riage. She was a generous, kindbless you from the old sod. John O'Gorman, P.P., Parramatta; concluded very successful mission hearted woman, and a devout CaSincere Friend." the Very Rev. Dr. H. McDermott, at Kiaina. a The Never before have we had the pleasure of handling such excellent rev. missioner gave tholic. A Protonotary The remains were interred P.P.. Leichhardt. models -such examples of sound workmanship full of style and loaded Demo- in the College Cemetery in the grave brilliant ex -student of Nudgee Apostolic is a member of the high- an address on "Christian with comfort-and yet withal "Bay for a Lower Price" permeates the cen- of her father and mother, R.I.P. ge, in the person of Mr. James est college of prelates in the Roman mocracy and the relation for atmosphere like a blizzard from the Antarctic -country visitors, city ill -health of the and Labor." turies Church whose * on Baxter, Curia, and also of the honorary preresidents, one and all, will find "shopping at Ezra" both money saving ented him taking the Rhodes lates on whom the Pope has con- The address was heard by a large Rev. W. H. Connolly, who came and satisfactory in every arship he secured in 1916, died ferred the title and its special priv- audience. to Adelaide to lecture for the Irish recently Hospital e Pyrmont National Society, was entertained at In the Middle Ages the proileges. late Mr. Johin dinner by the executive prior to his The will of the sed was the son of the late tonotaries were high officials, ants -nd Mrs. James Baxter, of 134; the office was a direct step to the Meagher, M.L.C., who died recent- return to Renmark. en, and was 27 years of age Cardinalate. Protonotaries in Rome ly, has been sworn for probate pus entered Nudger College from exercise their office in connection poses at about £40,000. The beTASMANIA. - den in 1908, having gained with consistories and canonisations, quests include: Societies of St. VinSHOES FOR YOUNG FOLK, AND FOLK THAT LIKE TO KEEK FOUND AT place and the Lilley prize in and sign the Papal Bulls. Honor- cent de Paul and Poor Relief at The Derwent seat in the Upper State scholarship examination ' ary protonotaries are appointed out- Bathurst, £50 each; Bishop of House, formerly held by the late assoce to attachprominently Bathurst, £50; two priests was Baxter Hon. Ellis Dean (Conservative) side of Rome as a very distinguish. with cricket and football dur- ed honour. Hitherto, the Right ed to the Cathedral, Bathurst, £50 will be contested by ex -Senator In 1910 Rev. Monsignor O'Haran, who was each; for Masses for the repose of O'Keefe in the interests of Labour. s educational career. iassed the Sydney University appointed in 1902, was the only Pro- his soul, £200; to the Superior of St. Ex -Senator O'Keefe was defeated.at r with honours in every sub tonotary Apostolic in N.S W., and Stanislaus' College, £200; to the Su- the last Senate election. and has a READ THIS LIST -IT'S GOOD READING -TELLING OF BIG SAVINGS. and in the same year he was he shares, since 1911, with Dr. Phe- perior of the Patrician Bros., £100: good chance of securing election. .sful in the junior examine - lan. now Bishop of Sale, the distinc- to the Sacred Heart Convent, Rose There are a thousand men engaged associated with the Queees- tion of being the only holders of the Bay, Sydney, £50; to the Convent of on the hydro -electric works in the Shoes University. A University office in Australia. The pestonce Mercy, Forbes, £100: to the Convent electorate. and these are all Labour rship was won in 1911, and taries may, with the consent of their at Perthville and Convent at Te supporters. 11,9.-A Special "White Shoe" Snap. Ladies' Fine White Canvas entered the engineering Bishops, wear certain pontificals, more, £100; Convent at West WyaI axter Two-hole Tie Shoes, neat shapes, good fitting. See them in our Win. An injury to his left eye, such as pectoral who Father Gerald Fitzgerald, cross, ring, mitre, long, £50; Convent at Barmedman, dow, 11/9. The Finest Value in White Shoes in the City. 11/9. 'ned whilst engaged in his en- etc., in the celebration of Mass. To £50; Sisters of Mercy, St. Joseph's was ordained in St. Patrick's Cathethe Ipswich be Knights Commander of St. Greg- Mount, £1,000; the Orphanage at dral, Melbourne. last month, is to 13/11. -Ladies' Fine Grade White Canvas "Courts," covered Wood ing course at Heels, made on a smart last, vamps trimmed with self buckle and -.hops in 1913, necessitated its ory the Great: The Hon. John Lane Bathurst, £1,000. The sum of be attached to the Archdiocese of tongue. From our own factory-So you save the Middle Profit. This al, but neither in the lecture Mullins, M.L.C., Papal Chamberlain; £4,000 was divided between testa- Hobart. There are now four Ausis a thundering good -buy, so don't miss it. 13/11. There is a tralian priests in the Archdiocese. nor in the sports field did this Captain A. W. M. d'Apice. A.D.C. tor's granddaughters. 14 '11. -Ladies' Superior White Canvas "Two -hole Tie" Shoe, covered sum of £2,500 left for viz.. Fathers Keith. IV. Fitzpatrick. -p give any set -back te the per- to the State Governor. To he further heels, made on a neat last. Dainty, comfortable, and serviceable. From ce of this brilliant scholar. Knights of St. Sylvester: Mr. P. S. friends of the deceased, mostly in W. Upton and W. Shaw. Father 3. our own factory -and again you save the Middle Profit. 14/11. 15 he obtained the best pass in Cleary, Cross of Leo XIII., Pro Ec Ireland, and £100 for the poor of his O'Donnell, who was formerly at 10:'9.-Two shilling and ninepence saved for you on this nninal examination recorded clesia et Pontifice; Mr. P. J. Mina- native town, Kilrush, Ireland. Wynyard, is also an Australian.. Line. Ladies' Glace Kid Court Shoes, Blake-sewn soles, leather Cuban heels, far in the history of a Univer- hen, M.L.A., Mr. George E. Bryant. short vamps, comfy fitting. Ezy's Special Price 10/9. by a third -year student. Two Mr. John Woods, Mr. J. F. HenHis Excellency the Apostolic On St. Virgil's Christian Broens and two sisters survive:- nessy. The Papal orders of Knight Delegate (the Most Rev. Archbishop thers' College grounds there a 15/11. -The One Small Profit Again -Factory to Foot-That's the is Ticket. Ladies' Patent Leather Courts, Blake Sewn Soles, neat leather hood, ranking according to their dig- Cattaneo) ordained the following wireless plant, which was recently Cuban heels, medium vamps, with shapely toes, the finest value in patnity are: (1) The Noble Order of five students at St. Mary's Cathe- installed. The grounds are on an Grace, in the presence of a Christ; (2) Order of Pius IX.; (31 dral on Saturday morning week: eminence overlooking Hobart, and ent courts in this or any other Australian city... From our own Facgathering of the -parishioner. Order of St. Gregory the Great; (5) E. A. Stanaway (Brisbane), M. F. the aerial is visible from any part tory, and we're proud of them. Special Price 16/11. visitors from other parts, early Order of St. Sylvester; (5) Order of Farrell (Sydney), L. J. Carlton of the city and suburbs. There 21:' -.-Ladles' Superior Quality Patent Enamel Court Shoes, flexible e month blessed and opened the Golden Militia; (6) Order of the (Brisbane), T. K. Grealy (Sydney), will probably be an "outburst" from pump sewn soles, smart enamel heels, made on short or long vamp ton's new parish church, dedi- Holy Sepulchre. The orders gen- B. Gomez, O.S.B. (New Norciai. the watchdogs of the Empire en lasts, with or without vamp ornaments, splendid value, special price, Father erally given to the laity are the to St. Joan of Arc. this later. Rome is sure to be in21/-. McGoldrick, who has been ate third, fourth and sixth. On the 8th inst., at Toowoomba. dicted by the "yellow Rushers." to the charge of the parisn, his Grace the Archbishop of Brise opening ceremony announcorHis Grace the Archbishop of Syd- bane (Most Rev. Dr. Duhig) IRISH NATIONAL t total cost of the church to ney, accompanied by the Right dained the following: P. J. FlanaValues in Ladies Shoes 4.459. His Grace has shown Rev. Monsignor Coonan, P.P. V.G., gan, J. R. Dowd, J. Concannon, J. FORESTERS generosity to the new twice returned to Sydney on the 7th. inst. V. Troy, and E. J. Keating. SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. I3/11. -We make 'em and we make 5/11. -Slippers for the Xmas Season.22/6.-Ladies' Finest Grade Glace 14/11. --Cool, Comfortable, Smart, chuch. The cost of the ma- after his visit to Rome and Ireland. 'em good. Ladies' Glace Kid Court Ladies' Soft Suede SLIPPERS, Kid Fee. Cheapest Con£550, has been donated by A great concourse of clergy and the end of the month, No Initiationtributions. Towards Oxford Lace SHOES, flexible Inexpensive Ladies' Fine White SHOE, built on a neat modern soft kosy soles, colours grey and and also a magnificent ergan, laity met his Grace at the Central Right Rev. Dr. Liston (Coadjutor pump sewn soles, smart leather Canvas Oxford Lace SHOE, plain last, vamps trimmed with black brown, 5/11; sizes 3 x 5, 5/11. Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, Nudgee College gave Railway Station, and cheered lustily Bishop -elect of Auckland) will or. £250. metal buckle, they wonder how we 12/11. -They guess and wonder -and meets alternate Thursdays, in the Cuban heels, plain vamps, made vamps, smart covered heels, made and the Stations of the Cross; as the Melbourne express drew in. dain Rev. E. J. Lyons at Auckdo it, "factory to foot," that's the wonder and guess-but it's simply on a fashionable Trades Hall (Room 14), Beaufortallows Convent presented the His Grace, looking well after his land. good fitting last, in our own factory on a good last, ace of trumps, 13/11. "factory to foot," that's all. Ladies' a very dressy shoe, street, Pertli. Brian Boru Branch, Altar. Generous donations of trip, found some difficulty in proand cut from 19/9. -Ladies' Superior Quality WalChrome Glace Oxford Lace Fremantle, every alternate Tuesday, ents and necessaries for the ceeding through the crush of pee entirely good grade material. 22/6. dozens selling daily, 14/11. VICTORIA. laby COURTS, flexible pump SHOES, sewn soles, low or Cuban 19/11. -Ladies' Fine Quality Glace Friendly Societies Hall, 64 Adelaidehave been given to the new ple, who desired to kiss his ring, a 18/11. -Ladies' Superior Quality sewn soles, made on a smart heels, plain fronts or toecaps, last 12,'11. street, Secretary's address. W. h, and Father McGoldrick has he proceeded to the handsome lim Over 200 delegates, representing Keating, 23 Burt -street, Fremantle. in our own Melbourne factory, and 16/11.- -Superior Quality Chrome Kiles, Two-holeer Tie SHOES, sewn White Canvas OXFORDS, sewn greatly encouraged by the gen- ousine which was presented to him Irish organisations, took part in Charles Stuart Parnell, leatd Cuban heels, neat you can bet they are the finest Glace "Aida" SHOES, sewn soles, so Boulder. y of his new parishioners. Ac- by the laity. soles, long last, carry. As the car drew cut the Sixth Victorian Irish Race Convalue in this gay city; get a pair low heels, wide fitting, the shoe short .vamps, good fittingn from ing toefashionable Hotel, ledging a vote of thanks at the of the station, hearty cheers were vention, under the auspices of the Secretary's address, Court good fitting, smart to-day, 19/9. meets alternate Fridays. for "constant comfort' our our oe factory, and they,re tip- covered -caps, of the proceedings, his Grace given for the Archbishop and Mon Irish Ireland League of wood heels. 18/11. Victoria, Boulder; I9/11. -See the Variety, Ladies' Pa- own factory, and we're proud c f top value, 19/11. John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. they had called the Church signor Coonan. Having arrived at held in St. Patrick's Hall, Bourke tent Court SHOES, sewn soles, Cu- them, 16/11. 22/6. -"Temple" SHOES for ladies. 18/11, -Ladies' First Quality White the great Joan of Arc. who St. Mary's Cathedral, a solemn "Te street, on Saturday and Sunday, F. O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland ban heels, various lasts and orna-5/6.-Coloured Quilted Satin SLIP- Tan Willow Calf Oxford Lace Canvas Court SHOES, lately canonised in Rome. Deism" was sung by the students of December 4 and 5. The discussions Junction. flexible Money to Lend on application to ments these lines are worth every PERS, soft soles, English make, SHOES, flexible pump soles, lea - pump sewn soles, short pumps, ce was coming more and more St. Patrick's College, Manly, after were marked by unanimity and enhit of 25/-; but this is where our an acceptable and inexpensive ther Cuban heels, plain vamps, trimmed with neat enamel buckle. cognise the merits of the Maid which addresses were presented by thusiasm. It was decided to estab- the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. Maxwell, Barrack-street, "factory to foot" system scores, Christmas gift, 5/6. Don't forget, smart narrow last, good fitting, good fitters and first rate value, leans. They had been public the clergy and laity. lish an educational fund for the pur- Perth, or the General Secretary, care and we sell for 19/11. English make-not Japanese, 22/6. 18/11. ed, and had spent a large sum pose of placing before the demo- J. J. Snigg, Barrack-street, ono- in Brisbane, and had cracy of Australia the true position The Holy Father has promised his made any distinction in ern- Grace in regard to Ireland. The Conven- YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF Archbishop Kelly a co-adjung any one because of his and it will soon be the duty of tion repudiated the action of SenaWESTERN AUSTRALIA. He hoped no distinction tor, Your Your More Ever Bought priests of the Archdiocese to tor Lynch in claiming to represent . be made. He knew some the select names to be recom- Irish opinion and voicing the atti- Under the Patronage of His Grace 19/9. -Open Your Eyes, Look Rround, Watch Prices had asked the religion of ap- mendedthree pays us both. Balmoral Lace Boots. Blake -sewn Soles, Medium Shape, Straight tude of the Australian demosracy for the office. His Grace the Archbishop. ts for work. He had the Toes, with Caps, the Old Price was 1711 -Clearing out the sizes 7 Men's Chrome Glace Derby Style Low-cut Lace Shoes, Welt Soles, the people to pray for the towards Ireland's claims to indepenObjects: Th Study of the Langus of most of those fleas. It asks Get a pair and 8 at our Special Price 14;11. Made on a Smart Straight Last in Our Own Factory. dence. Cardinal Logue is to be in- age, Music. History, Literature, and happy event of the selection of a co d for the latter to discrimin6/11. -Priced Low Enough to Make You Shout with Joy. Men's Black to -day. Ezy's Special Price, 19/9. of which formal notice will formed of the real attitude of the Dancing of Ireland, and the revival hen they had been so generous adjutor. or Fawn Gabardine Top Slippers, Sewn Leather Soles, from Our Irish in Victoria. of the ideals of an Irish -Ireland. 32/6.-The Price of a "Tote" Ticket saved on this one. Men's Finest ds them. They had absorbed be given later. Own Factory. And how we turn 'em out for the money puzzles The Society Welt Soles, Made MEETS Shoes, Genuine NEXT MONWillow Calf Brogue Quality Tan e stonemasons about Brisbane, even our Factory Foreman. See them swanking in our Willia?,er The results of the Queen Competi- DAY EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. on a Good Fitting Fashionable Last, without doubt the finest value Concluding his address to the pee.- tion and the Malvern had never discriminated Window, Ezy's Special Price, 6/11. Bazaar Fete PATRICK'S BOYS' Special Price, 32/6. SCHOOL, in Tan Brogues in the City. Ezy's ple on the occasion of his "welcome totalled a man on account of his 13:9. -No Profit for Us Here-But Don't Worry, Mak& run Grade £1,200. Miss Doreen WELLINGTON -STREET. Men's White It should be a criminal of - home" at St. Mary's, Archbishop O'Brien (Queen of Shamrocks), of Monthly Subscriptions: 9/11. -Better than Sand Shoes for Sporting or Tennis. Glace Kid Oxford Lace Shoes, Plain Fronts, Medium -Steps Toes Ladies Heels, to ask the religion of any man Kelly said: "We will preach about the Children's Stall, Light -weight Green Hide Soles, Low Price Canvas Lace Shoes, light and Comfy, out of Our Own Factory. See them amongst the was the winand Juveniles, 8d; Gentlemen, Is. went looking for work. When works of religion, of charity and ed- ning stall. 9/11 Per Pair -Ask to see them. No charge for showing them. other Bargains in our William -street Window. Lay's Special Price, J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. the people were generous enough to re- ucation, and guard 14/11. -Hurry to the Fair-Men who wear sizes 7 or 8. Men's Glace Kid 13;9. P. CLIFFORD, Asst. Secretary. against errors of faith. I do not a distinguished Hebrew as The retreat of the clergy rnor of the State, they ought care about those who would be sur- of the annual Archdiocese take place PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG tolerant Christians amongst prised at repetitions, but I said on at Xavier College, will Kew, commenMEN'S SOCIETY. the day I first took my position on selves. The collection taken cing on January 10. The clergy Values in Mens' Kiddies' uring the afternoon brought the throne that whoever asked for will be divided into two divisions, 504 HAY -STREET, PERT/3. tal donations in hand to £800. dispensation for a mixed marriage and each division will be in retreat The 17/11 -An one small profit again, "factory example of price-cutting good shapes, and tip-top fitting.4/11-Sandals, Sandals, Sandals. thrust a dagger into my heart. (Under the Patronage of His grace urch itself is 50ft x 25ft., and for a week. to that foot," that's is price -cutting. Men's how it's done. Tan Buy them at Ezy's price, and get Children's Archbishop Clune.) wo sacristies, 12ft. x 12ft. Un- What will become of these people Black Grain SANMen's Beautiful Quality Tan Willow Hide Derby Style Lace a pair today or to -morrow, 15/9, Protect your Billiard Room, th there is a hall, also ;Oft. by and their children? Lounge, Libwry, Sister M. Pierrina, of the Sisters Ooze Calf Derby BOOTS, genuine BOOTS, sewn soles, high Ameri-6/11-Children's Fine Grade White DALS, plenty of freedom for Flos Card Room, Cricket Club, Har The building is nicely finish - faith, give good example to your of Notre Dame de Sion, Sale, welted soles, solid leather through- can toes -value unsurpassed. Spe- Canvas Broad Bar SIIOES, stout sie's toes, sizes 4 x 6. 4/11; 7 x riers' Club, Debating, Musid furnished throughout. Father children, and let all hearts be lifted to her eternal reward on the passed mornout, made on a straight good -fit- cial Price, 17/11. Blake sewn soles, neat staple, wide 10 5/11 11 x 1, 6/11. cal and Dramatic Society. ldrick humorously reinarked, up to God for perfection in this ing of November 28. The deceased ting last; they're wonderful value., fitting, a handy hot weather shoe ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. the first donation by his world, and the crown of God's bless- Sister was in bad health for some even for "Ezy's." See them in 18/9-We'e not chopping ten shil- for the kiddies, sizes 7 a 9, 6/11; 4/11--Children's Tan or Black Grain nes in the next." A SOCIETY THAT EVERY to the parish." CAtime. R.I.P. our Hay -street window and get a lings off the originl price, but this 10 x 13, 7/11; 1 x 2, 8/11. THOLIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD SHOES, sandal shape, is certainly "some" value. Men's 7/11 -Children's White Canvas Der- One-bar pair to -day or to -morrow, 21/9. BELONG TO. death is reported of Mr. The passing of Alfred Conroy, ex Father Leo. Hartnett celebrated Heavyweight Tan Military Work- by BOOTS, sewn soles; made on a nice, roomy and comfortable. Buy. A pair about a quid. Here we are. Full particulars on aplication to el Mines, storekeeper, of Dan \t H.R. for Werriwa (says the Ca- his first Mass at the Convent of the ing BOOTS, stitched soles. See right on the spot. Men's Chrerne broad natural last, a boot suitable W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary near Warwick, at the Mater tholic Press), has been mourned by Good Shepherd, Abbotsford, MelGlace Derby BOOTS, Blake Sewn them showing in our William-st. for best wear for Tom, Dick, or 'em at Ezy's price, sizes 4 x 6, to Hospital, on November 10. thousands who knew him as a sur- bourne. A large number of Father soles, "twisted" American or window. Special Price, 18/9. Harry sizes 7 x 9, 7/11; 10 x 13, 4/11; 7 x 10, 5/11. deceased gentleman, who had veyor, barrister, grazier, politician, Hartnett's relatives relatives and Society of "straight" Australian toes. Out of 15/9-Working Men: Your saving on 8/11. St. Vincent de Paul 9/11-Some Value this, so hurry ailing for some time, came to athlete, friend. and all-round good friends were present, in addition to our own factory, and with this this line will buy your fortnight's 8/6-Another Big Bargain for the along. Child's Tan Willow Western Australia (Incorp ) ne for medical treatment, fellow. . A typical Australian nat. the Sisters and members of the line we challenge all -comers. Spot tobacco. Men's Stout Box Hide little ones. Child's Chrome Glace Ankle Strap SHOE, Blake sew. tered the Mater Hospital i ye, he had a restless, stormy life, Community of the Good Shepherd. them in our Hay -street window Court SHOES, Derby BOOTS, plain light fronts, sewn soles, a soles, neat bow ornament, fro.. extra eight weeks previous to his and he died in his prime, at the After Mass the young priest gave his This Society exists for the purpose and don't miss getting a pair to- stout clump sole, wide fitting. See new style, neat and dressy, sizes our own factory, hence the lo . He is survived by his age of 58. Although bearing an blessing to each of those present. of assisting worthy families and day or to-morrow, 19/9. them in our William -street window 7 x 10, 8/6; 11 x 1, 9/6. price, sizes 7 x 10, 9/11; 11 x 1, three sons, and three Irish Catholic name, and Celtic in A deligntful entertainment was others, including inmates of public 16/6 -Two shillings and fivepence and don't miss them. Special Price, 10/9 -Children's Smart Patent One- 10/9. ters; also by his sisters --Mrs. blood and temperament, Conroy given by the school children, and institutions, in indigent circumstansaved for you on this line. Men's 15/9. bar SHOES, Blake sewn soles, neat 7/11-A Tempting Item for the Tiny Ireland), Sister was brought up without any reli- an address of welcome presented to ces, and engages in other good (Callan, Chrome Glace Baanoral Lace bow ornament on vamp, from our Tots, Infants' Neat Patent Lea Patrick (Convent of Mercy, gion; but he had an amazing Father Hartnett. The rev. Father works. It is governed by a CounBOOTS, Blake sewn soles, high or 15/9 --Men's Fine Box Hide Bal- own factory. and they are first- ther SANDALS, "nature atta (N,S.W.), and Sister knowledge of Catholic life and Hs- received many presents from the cil, office in Swan Chambers, Barstraight toes, out of our own fee moral Lace BOOTS, sewn soles, class wearers, sizes 7 x 10, 10/9; 11 shape, good wearers, size 5 form' Alacoque (Tavistock Square, tory. and in sentiment he was al- Sisters and his friends. Ad multos rack -street, Perth, and nag bran a 8, very. Ezy's Special Price, 1516. neatly perforated golosh and caps, x 1, 11/9. 7/11. The late Mr. Mines, of ways on the Catholic side. 1. ches or conferences in many parishes It is anoms. and respected family in Co. doubtful if he ever did a mean act; throughout the State. ny, Ireland, was bsni near hut he certainly never missed an The calls on its funds are many, Fathers P. Power and T, O'Ryan He at- 0 pportunity to do a generous deed. have recently arrived from Ireland, in 1858. with a view to supplementing Ire- and the school in Cellar., taught He had a rare capacity ror friend- land, and will he attached its resources, the Society invites to the persons when making their wills to e Augustinian Fathers, until ship. Archdiocese. ew house was opened in Or remember its work. Bequests may Amongst his felbe made in favour of the ParticuCo. Dublin. The Catholic Societies of Sacred SOUTH AUSTRALIA, lar Council, or any Conference of the pits might be mentioned the Heart and Padding -ton-the Guilds, ev. Michael Ahern, who after- Hibernians. Irish National Foresters, The annual fete, the most success- Society. was elected Professor at All a nd St. Vincent de Paul Society- ful in connection with Goodwood -s, a brother of Father Ahern, recently attended a general commu- Orphanage, was wound QUEALY'S HOTEL up recently MANUFACTURERS-RETAILERS, PERTH, FREMANTLE, MIDLAND JUNCTION, SUBIACO, AND ALL COUNTRY dgate; also Mr. Mines studied sa on at a Commemoration Mass in in the Town Hall a concert Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. Rev. Michael Locke (of Vile S t. Ireancis'. Paddington, for the re- and the Coronation with BRANCHES. MAIL ORDER ADDRESS:-THE *CORNER," HAY AND WILLIAM -STREETS, PERTH. of Miss M. Excellent Accommodation. College, Philadelphia, U.S.A.) ose of the soul of the late Lord Flannagan, the chosen Queen of ther of the distinguished Fe- )4 ayor MacSwiney. The various so- Orphans by the Lord Mayor, The UNION BUR ON DRAUGHT. atriot, John Locke, who con scieties wore their regalia. ball was crowded. 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DENTAL SURGEON. Charleville, County Cork, 148 BARRACK-ST. (Upstairs). sunny smile, who quickly made October 20, 1920. friends with everyone." Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered DenMrs. Wallis the Archbishop's sisI am snatching a half-hour from tist of Victoria and Western Australia, draws the ter. is neither Eft. nor brawny, but the middle of a perfect week to tell attention of the public to the fact thatrespectfully practice in Western possesses the other characteristics of you something of Charleville. We Australia, during the last eighteen years, his has been built osi the her brothers to a marked degree. solid foundations of meritorious skill and came down on Friday last and, desrecommendations curfew, Never will we forget, never could from gratified patients. He appreciates this so pite the soldiers and the much that he we possibly forget the great kindwishes to prevent mistakes regarding his address. have had as glorious a holiday as He has of Ansto outside ness she us, showed nor the we looked charm only the one establishment in ever and employs no agencies, of manner which distinguished her touts, or canvassers in Town orPerth, .."... tralia. The only danger lays in Country. The Press praises, every action. One has only to see the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public being overfed, and judging from the faces of her friends lighten up that this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily endorses our own experience it certainly apdemonat her approach to realise how dearstrated without pain. pears an intervention on the part of ly she tools, though, has entwined Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withherself in the Providence-strange affections of everyone. There out doubt the best in the world; the contour of the face and is It chose-that His Grace of Melonly one thing wrong with her: She mouth being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. bourne was forced to rest in London is a fraud! Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tasteAn absolute bare -faced and to build up his constitution bests,._ less, and permanently wholesome and pure. fraud' To expect us to believe fore visiting his native town. can, with emphasis, repeat the de- joy of presenting his mother have many to hands. Where else, when standing, that that period had been taken off, that that young woman is imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. I Teeth the Charleville is no sleepy hollow, claration made by the chairman, Leo XIII., after the ceremony; and but where we have so often seen not not fiton, so wonderfully did mother of seven children-ten ting can be remodelled on my new system. it but a thriving town of some 3,000 Canon Corbett, as reported in that it went on to say how heartily Leo those other hands? In the most Mrs. added At least, call and Mannix look. Certainly not was once-is asking us to believe too see my dentures, before going elsewhere. inhabitants. On the Cork-Limerick Cork Examiner: My workmanship is congratulated the mother of the natural manner in the world they eighty-nine years of age! my Fiftybest much! Even advertisement, we though know the border, about 125 miles, or four because I all my time personally "The Rev. Chairman said there great happiness that had come to come together until the one lightly nine, perhaps: at least, fifty-nine as whole of them, even though I was to my one practice. Hence, I candevote hours' run, from Dublin, the townstay right where I am clasps the other in front of no need to dwell on the awful her. the we see it in Australia. Can you "snapped" to-day with Pat, the known by my reputation. ' 'ship lies a good Irish mile from the was Please God that this is not only body. crime of which the community imagine an Australian lady of this eldest, who received his B.A. degree Country patients can be There is only one main railway. attended to in one day; consultaThe mother of an Archbishop! patriarchal age journeying about (Archbishop Clone and Father Methe victim. Their thoughts a coincidence, but a forecast, that tions are free, and many pounds street, as we know to our cost, for saved by those who conatwaspresent must go to the future. there is another mother who will live What must be the thoughts of such the country for a whole month, and Mahon sult me and entrust their work toare were also in the group. The it is here we sleep. I mean that we me. to experience a similar happiness! a one? But But the before settling mother of down to the busieven visiting the Take seaside? Yet a for note group of my was on this printed in our address in abutting Christmas for reference, and call before dea house sleep Archbishop ness he of would like to say a worn Melbourne; of him the ciding whole month preceding to go our Number). elsewhere. I still think Here, unfortunately there Dentistry in all its branches by Skilmain street!) The Archbishop's Mother. whose name is already graven as to the spirit of the people. It ed Assistants. as visit, Mrs. Mannix had been visiting is wrong. Either for us, we are "front -seaters" at the was simply grand. shines as gloriously relatives and friends, and on the Mrs. something If their Dear Dirty Dublin again! Nearly deeply and York, First Saturday In the Month. Beverley, First Wallis has no right ro mighty display given by those solSunday. across the on pages of counted a crushing the Australian his fortnight day ago following her return had again be the mother of a family we left the city with seven, diers of the King who are "making W. spirit of Irish nationality, let the sound of raids and shootings all tory as the Southern Cross in Aus- taken the road to visit Dr. Foley at or else she should try and oflook it. e the world" safe for Democracy down tralian skies! to Aye, them come and and Mallow ask the around whose Ballyhea! us. We But that return will to only find surthe I think I mentioned before 148 BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs). that this way. At S p.m. these bold people, young and old, and they same sounds, only more insistent, name is destined to stand as high prise you, as it surprised me: let Tim, the second son. won his Comheroes, attired like miniature battlewould quickly learn that their more ominous I have told in the history of his native land as me tell you something that will mission and the M.C. in France. ships, sally forth from their barbedthe greatest of its crime you heroes: had only roused that spirit something and will as shame of you-as it shamed Charleville me. and Mr. Wallis is a delightful noisily wire entanglements and to the point of defiance. They district, and yet I have barely imperishably in the annals of De - Never the morning throughout the I must not speak of him man-but lest I am pace this main street, steadying were in no way daunted by their mentioned the name of one mocracy of any mortal man! To be year but Mrs. Mannix walks the led to tell you some of the many Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. their nerves every now and then by the mother of such a losses, great as they are." who Man! must be often There mile between in "Maryville" the inner and the stories he told us! irregulk fusilades and by yelling I said "The Famous "Suigts Corner," women who could. fill parish church, not only to be preI could repeat the chair- minds, and particularly the prayers, rtnhaayt "polite requests" to imaginary peois possible. But it is sent at Mass, but to kneel at the t ese ays. me, man's declaration from my own o Wild West "Haves!" ple to impossible that then, there let could us pay be altar our found rails! Day in, day out, seven respects to the I only wish knowledge. that I THE PLACE TO GO FOR There is a large -sized raid in Door!" who could full it with greater o'clock in summer, eight o'clock in "Shut That could repeat his second action-the lady of our thoughts, and of our one FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, to the mother of his Grace honor and 'with greater dignity, winter, sees this venerable old lady Dame -street on the Munster Bank. Irksome though Curfew is in Dub - handing in of a cheque for £100! prayers: SILK and FASHION The whole street is up. held An arwith greater of pride, Melbourne. and yet with kneeling at those altar rails; and Ina, in the country districts it is With that monotonous regularity SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. Old? Yes, as years go, for 89 of greater humility, than she who fills it requires no effort of imagination moured car is rashing up and down positively outrageous. In Dublin it has History repeated itself in Ire the street and side streets scatterit now. them have passed to the realise in over that that; just as now at midnight; venershe only begins during the past eight hundred the crowds, which are hundreds able head. But old in spirit, in Old? Moryah! I was aware, years! scorns the petty inconveniences, so ing EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL country at 8 p.m. of yards from Bank. The mind, in body? No, no, no., As but the.fact did not strike me in It was nearly eighteen months in days gone by she would have "Black and Tans" the are in force with erect as ever you or I the saw been one country of that his those steadfast Grace since I had seen Mrs. Mannix. AlTwo other places that we passed souls revolvers relation to curfew, strapped to their right on altar or platform; as easy and COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. goes by "old time" and, therefore, through had more than a passing the first thing I had done on who scorned danger and death, and leg, rifles in their hands, and autoas dignified in every movement; as most laughed at the terrors that attendCurfew at 9 p.m. is really 8' p.m. interest for us. At Buttevarft, coming to Ireland was to ed the Holy Scripture on the Mass matics up their shoes. These they You may imagine for bishop Barry, of Hobart, is spend graciousArch- in every action, and as down to Charleville and payjourney in practice. my keep pulling out an to with. DON'T FORGET THE yourselves the inconvenience of it. ing a holiday with his brother, the clear, and. firm, and winning in respects to this wondrous lady. My Rock. ADDRESS We are holidaying, and find it most priest-in -charge At Ballyhea, voice. Not a word, or smile, or spirit of idle curiosity was it that What Dr. Mannix is Missing. Hurrah for Old England, the Land but one sees the Arch - took me that journey. It was horribly annoying. What then, do Bishop Foley is just now staying movement, of a the Free! The Protector of I do not think that I ever exCORNER Dr. Barry and bishop in each one: but it is not pilgrimage, no more, no less. And they feel who find their business with his people. BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. The guarantor of perienced such sudden one sees. the mother smiling I did sharp small nations! activities so ruthlessly and sense- myself had a mutual surprise on until feel that I was undertak- changes of feelings that I and The felt so of- Wilson's 14 points! It is breeding in Friday last, when we both chose to and laughing, in full enjoyment of ing it not lessly curtailed? alone; I felt that me in ten during the past week. The weaBut that's enough lies for the prethe some humorous remark, that one spirit were thousands with them a stern determination that call- at the same moment on of fellow ther was delightful, we had so sent. only fools and buffoons, such as Convent in Charleville, both imae realises. how little the son smiles. Australians, all of us anxious to- much T115661 to see, and everyone was <o Government, ing the other in Milleton and Dub- With his Grace it is a fleeting smile render homage to the mother of head the English cheerful and happy. You will all only too rapidly vanishes; he that one to whom lin respectively. Dr. Foley laugh at. DR. MANNIX IN AUSTRALIA. we owe so much. is ready thinking from the cables that enough are of to smile, but it is at ing to Charleville in a few days, The soldiers are in possession The eighteen months between served up to you that Ireland is a ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, MURRAY the police barracks on the main so we will have the pleasure of mostights a flash that only momentarily made no difference that I could had With his finger un the pulse of see. cemetery, or rapidly becoming one. his face. And then, road at the entrance to the town, meeting him, too, down here. the In fact, one could easily imagine STREET, PERTH. But, as I said before, Ireland is used Irish sentiment in the British Isles, but it requires a strong effort to Cyril Bryan issued a 40 Phone -paged book to what is going on now. After 750 let trace any resemblance in it now to "Deeds that Won the Empire!" under the above title, when it 70 years of it, it should be! The peowindow a police barracks. Every ple are not dead to the tragedy °-s' was discerned that Lloyd GeorgeSome time ago I wrote you of a is blocked up by an outer V-shaped been so well advised by his it all, however. Heavy are their having steel shutter and an inner pair of gallant British officer who planned Imperialistic confrere. William Mor hearts at times, but so incurably ris and struck a blow the mighty for steel doors. A formidable sand-bag Hughes-actually, certain are they that God is carried out what he but foolishly, Empire. down Cork way. He arVICTORIAN TAILORING CO. ` fort has been built up in front of rested threatened and working His Will two Republican lads, in His own tied the building, and is manned conArchbishop Mannix from strange way. that they leave it at prevented them back-to-back, and had them tinually by half-a -dozen fully-accouvisiting Ireland. The author's in that. The tred Tommies, although all one can thrown into a motor lorry. terpretation of the feeling that ex And this brings me to the chap- isted JAMES KEATING. he see of them is their eyes and steel second part of his gallant act in Ireland, and in England 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite ges of feeling I spoke of. While we helmets and the noises of rifles and carried out whilst en route to the Mechanics' Institute). instinctively proved correct, as a were speaking of his Grace-and we also, whole military camp. Stooping down he Special Line of machine guns. Then the Scotch and Irish Suitings. Dress Snits Our edition of the work was deseemed always to be doing that!- second All friends and admirers of His Grace Archbishop the place is festooned with barbed-wire; placed his revolver against Specialty. manded, and consequently put in Vannix should we could smile and recall incidents of one of them secure one of these Calendars, which carry and let Samples and Self Measurement Forms Sent on this barbed-wire also extending heart the market. The booklet contains that would evoke the heartiest of "The His brilliant mind had con two-thirds of the way across the hang! CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GREETINGS FROM Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds JustApplication. Story of Seven Strelaughs. Melbourne provided a great nuous Brief to Hand. two LONDON. road, leaving only a small space for ceived the idea of shooting Secure this Calendar without delay. Years under the Southern many incidents, but Mrs. Mannix crow." Mr. Arthur Griffith, "Syn Fyners" at a cost to the traffic to pass through. Acting Direct fromand Mrs. Wallis saw to tish Government of only one it Ireto bullet! that be wanting JOHN will you X. After this, BOURKE, President of the Irish Republic, land met incident for incident with writing RAILWAY know what happened in Charleville Surely this will mean the O.B.E.; in 32 COLLINS PLACE, brief and telling comment RECHABITE Australia. We all felt just as (which isa printed to cause all these preparations and fact he should get two. Or rather, on the front cover) MELBOURNE, VICTORIA. happy as a we could one and half, because he we bungled be-until told with It can be precautions. says: "Herein all may see the why Coffee were hurrying back to get in before British Government Coffee out much loss of ink or space: the job and only murdered one of thought it nePRICE 2s. POSTED 2/2. Curfew. And then we would realise cessary The other either had Charle- the lads! Yes, nothing. Nothing! to kidnap the great ArchMRS CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. all that his Grace is missing. Every bishop on vine has done nothing; attempted sense or was unconscious, for he the High Seas and presentence uttered by Mrs. Mannix vent him visiting his native IreEach of these Calendars bears the All this display of might made no move until he was being nothing. The most suitable for Visitors "Copyright." The photo. Perth. They are right oppowould be remembered, and we felt land." morgue. Then he graph was sent direct from London word is due to the greatness thrust on placed in the site the Perth Railway Station. to by Archbishop Mannix. Best attention and Moderate like thieves and robbers-felt that by Charleville by being the birthplace caused no end of a sensation The book had received a great Prices. we were stealing these things from deal of notoriety The sensation But such a Man: A asking for a drink! of a Man! immediately on the Archbishop, who, away in Man, the very mention of whose was so big that no one even thought Excellent reviews of London, could not protect himself. publication. mighty of finishing the job that the Officer name almost caused the YOUR EYES WERE MADE FOR USE-NOT work have been liberally given, You are sure that your feelings of the bun ABUSE. British Empire to crumble up! -and the Gentleman! --had only by the Irish reviews and sympathy towards his Grace at be- not To get the best results from any piece of intricate Poor old Empire-and lucky Charle- gled. At least they did not try, but by English Catholic mechanism, so they could not have thought ing denied the presence of his mo- papers of reasonable care must be given it. ville! journals also. We have a limited The Eyes can certainly ther could not be greater than they supply PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND stand a good deal, but when Nature warns Our first night here provided us it. on hand at 9d. each (postage (by headaches, ARTISTS' are. etc.), I have repeated Believe me, this if you story that so had had with an "Irish night's entertainit is time to act promptly. COLOURMEN. the great happiness and the great extra). ment" under our own windows. We well merits a place in the next ediprivilege that we have enjoyed, had just entered the room on the tion of -Deeds that Won the Em Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents and Schools. present feelings would appear DR. MANNIX'S PORTRAIT. stroke of eight and had pulled down pire," because it has a real interest CO. your to you to be a very poor affair. You for Australians. the blinds, when W. CONSULTING OPTICIAN Manager would see red You would The really Archbishop especially posed The boy who was murdered was "Awltansup!" Bang! 13A.IlEtIrS and truly know what his Grace is at Nazareth House, Hammersmith. - the same who prepared the Sinn Telephone, No. A1011. rang out. (The bang came first of missing: what he must be feeling. London, for Cyril Bryan, who reFein address of welcome to Arch course. The sound of their shot produced the photograph in elegant bishop Barry in his native "If I were a Cork seems to loosen their tongues). Man-" styli. Mounted on imitation veltown! Luckily the bullet did not hit the New Mrs. Mannix has the same quiet, lum, the picture is very worthy of infor ztirifnag, oh God,' foolish wayfarer, for a few minutes incisive tone that the Archbishop a frame and would be prized by Another place we visited was SUBIACO. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. .later, after a brief argument, we Doneraile, where Canon Sheehan wisheseds has; the same way of coming to the admirers of a much -abused and deliClose to Sublaco and Leederville Railway to heard him marched off. He hap- penned his famous books. But, perinform them and the point, of berately public making a comment, misrepresented prelate-a in general, that she has of Stations, Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. pened to he some local official and haps, the most interesting part telling a story. prelate who wins the And she has hearts not of all of TERMS MODERATE. to-darlisavas released. They took our trip was the graphic description PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. lived 89 years in Ireland without who come in contact with him. The four 4,11S -s to try and think out a by our chauffeur of the preparations OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. For Terms knowing a few stories! They will price of this production is 1/- each, Apply to charge 'against him. Apparently the made by the Volunteers for Rev. Mother. be all the better for keeping, how. at this office. their effort caused them a headache, and attack on the Kilmallock The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped ever. But I must relate one exbarracks. Hospital at e was released. But I was perience that befell her while on the Kalgoorlie. saw the trees and the clumps of orgetting: You will be won - We J. B. GEORGE West Coast recently. At one seastone still lying alongside the road, 2nd. Door on earth "Awltansup" nearby where side resort she was sitting in the they had blocked PHARMACIST, 's I for quite a time. those same sun and was getting a little tired of roads and rendered them Fancy Goods, 642 HAY STREET, Cockney for absolutely impassable for other People coming up to her and saying: "Is it true that Tel. Al 125 than human Archbishop The ingenuity and All anied by Mrs. displayed bybeings. Requirements Mannix's mother is staying here?" those who planned KEEP THE OUT! op's Ordo" for 1921 has arrived. sister), that attack, apart "It is," she would reply very quiet- PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. from the trethe district. mendous labor involved. and ly, and no more. One burly man, is stagger. METTERS' h Kilmallock, ing, WIRE DOORS VETERINARY CHEMIST. however, varied the programme. when Ireland stands on lied us, but al- equaland (as illustrated). "Do you know, said he to Mrs. terms England, and at ceed without peace. I can with Mannix; "do you anow what i see the English War No 2 Size: T. P. HERBERT for nothing! Office offering fabulous sums to Irewould like to do to Dr. Mannix's Eft. Sin. x 2ft. Sin., Green Family Grocer and Provision was one of the land for mother?" "I don't," she replied the mere loan of a few VoWire .. Merchant. tacked, and the lunteer officers to revise their textquite truthfully. "Well," said he, 6ft. bin. x 2ft. 6in., Galy. 19/no risk in their books of "Tactics." "I'm a Kerryman, but if I was a 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. Wire .. rt. They have .. .. (Near Nicholson -Road). Cork man I would -hoist Dr. Man ..ft. Bin. x 2ft, Sin, Green 21/ 'shed the high nix's mother shoulder high Goods carefully packed. Families Coincidence-or Forecast? and Wire .. long the other .. 19/6 convey her waited round on daily. the country!" Country orders Eft. 8in. x 2ft. 8in., Gale. Let me relate rder to secure this coincidence. "I was not .long bidding him attended to. Wire .. front. Mallow Yesterday we were chatting with 21/6 good-bye!" commented Mrs. Man inspected the the Archbishop's mother. and later Other Sizes in Proportion. nix, when her first burst of laughter CLOHESY, COZIER, and 00., caused by the went straight from "Maryville" subsided. (Late Foreman and Carver, Day Wire Windows Made to Any ends. They must (Mrs. Wallis' home) to the Convent and Co.). The Archbishop's Brother and ed like demons for dinner. There I picked up an Size. Sister. ell when on this American "Life of Pope Pius X," MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. work in Mallow. About 30 and on the very page at which it We had the great pleasure of houses are in ruins, a dozen of opened I read a story which was meeting the Archbishop's brother as Office: No. 46, 2nd. Floor, A.M.P. them absolutely unrecognisable well, Mr. Tim Mannix. Mr. Mannix as comparatively new to me. It reBUILDINGS. ever having been habitations so lated how Pius N., on being elevated lives- at "Deerpark," just outside of Works: 169 BEAUFORT-STREET, thoroughly was the work done with to the Cardinalate, Had the good Charleville, the house where his PERTH. bomb and fire. Then the Town Grace was born, and is very like W. A. HALE, Secretary. Hall is only comparable to the Duband very unlike the Archbishop. lin G.P.O. in its gaunt walls, while Perhaps we should let the Cork the creamery was razed to the EFFICIENT & EXPERIENCED THE J. J. BENDON Examiner describe him, as it did ground, with its tons of condensed RENTS COLLECTED. when he went to Cork to meet the MONEY TO LEND, STORES milk and butter and other Baltic: "A fine type of Eft. brawny 130 HIGHSHOE pro-STREET, FREMANTLL ducts. Irishman, with hearty laugh and 'Phone B425. History Repeating Itself. MONTHLY STATEMENTS. AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. The people were flocking out from Mass as we drove up and down the streets, and it was curious, not to y illuminating, to see the way in Estb., 191.2. 'Phone, A3370. hich they walked past the ruined ildings without even a side NEW NORCIA. lance! The impression made by this nonchalance on their part had CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. Houses and Businesses for Sale. If you have Money to Lend, we not left my mind later in the day. City or Suburbs. Cash or Terms. can Invest it in Good Security. when I picked up a Cork Examiner, but it returned fourfold when my Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. eye glanced down the report of a meeting of these very people in ,.Mallow w1 jas. had been held only a 41 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH -few days.WFt'ioirly. It was a meetMR. :f. L. O'SULLIVAN, For Particulars Apply to the BROTHER DIRECTOR. (Opposite Town Hall). to nis a committee of townsRepresentative. pTe "to facedthe position, and I

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25, 1920 THE W.A. RECORD, SATURDAY. DECEMBER CHRISTMAS NIGHT. peasants Betty whilst the humble Irish the For the simple conyears prayed he either countedthe Farragher I would give all thehappy girls. or ogled Ah! deep and still and solemn was gregation my life-all the happy, a of that night Carleton lost the faith, became the hours, all the riches of this world and Church the The night most beautiful pervert, slandered it I possessed them. earth hath known died an apostate. and The Holy City, marvellous

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alone. for height, greatly desire thy beauty; MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L Lifted majestic, in the starry walls It is one of the many unhappyof shall and Him of Try rubbing children's shoes with F.I.O., F.S.M.C., Her silvered towers and her He is the Lord thy God, had, death, had the vaseline before polishing. They will 45 Clever -street, West Perth. of the evil influence Saviour's thereour after consequences Mary might: they shall adore." THE NATIVITY. Freedom of City of London. happiness to lay down life for life. wear longer. by grace from Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Moab's hills there Modernism, and the lack ofon conpreserved and been Galilee O'er fore, knife a with the and After cutting onions Pipe Organ and Harmony. sistent dogmatic teaching THE shone all sin; the enemy between her Catholic the "Thou The thatch on the roof was as ST. JOHN, EVANGELIST. the outside rub the knife with damp salt and burned those absolute: of part serpent was TERMS ON APPLICATION. A candent moon, till golden, will disappear. QUALIFICATIONS and there is some who sincerely de- the odour that the love, HIGHEST my Church. 0 Dawn fair. all and to wondrous art was prepared is stove Miss O'Connor the true Christian not a spot in thee." St. Augustine Though dusty the straw Sprinkle cinnamon on the Feast Day, Monday, December 27. IN THE STATE. That mystic Dawn, a weary sire to maintain as re. take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. on acold, after cooking cabbage. rind to rhutradition, yet fall into error Mary's world's delight! says, "about whom (Mary) By Divine inspiration, St. John Virgin Lord I The wind had a peal as of trumpets, lemon or orange A2946. Blessed the Exam., London. Add of the By Telephone, gards honour the of and he count when wrote his own panegyric. An. Though blowing and barren enrap- knowledge, derived from the barb when cooking. the question to be Then did the wakened Earth ASK FOR MR. B. the will not allow named himself in his Gospel, "thf. cold. Whipping a jelly increases its sins are under words to her, concerning gel's when thrill Our tured entertained, loved." a glory, Jesus was whom hair Perdisciple and the Divine The mother's bulk two or three times. in the discussion." Even the Church of To a high melody from Heaven Divine Nature Lord loved above all things virginal Though loosened and torn, Very young chickens and turkeys sonality of her Son. They thereby England Homily, loyal to St. Achoir, grace whi"h thrive For under the eaves in the gloaming purity, and it was this the well on sour milk. sky with detract from the supreme vahie of gustine in this, speaks of Mary's and sea and land Sacred That to newsJohn ROYAL ARCADE, endeared St. IncarA Child was born. She was Dry flour, applied with a Our Lady's testimony to the plainer joy did fill: "undefiled substance." Heart. St. John, the youngest of paper will clean tinware. left nation. No words can be Opposite Town Hall. Shepherds endowed with a supercradle, to gladdened the necessarily in called was The from still age, in art removed the Apostles is that be there And thou Egg stains may than were the Angel's; and measure of sanctifying brow, follow Christ on the banks of the their smouldering fire. Mary abundant with salt. he sun being crown of thy reason why an Jordan during the first days of our silver by rubbing grace (for all her sanctity was the And journeyed down the glimmer- no conceivable the Make answer, our flesh, make Use a fine grater to remove have been less able to un- gift. of God) and of its supernatural should until, roads, of ing was one He ministry. the derstand them than we are, or than answer, . surface of anything burned. who Lord's effects, such as those bestowed on 'Phone A1794. to At Bethlehem they viewed the privileged few present at the Say, whence art thou come. A few broad crumbs added was her kinswoman Elizabeth, to us in our degree, the theological virWorld's Desire! Transfiguration and the Agony in scrambled eggs improve them. art thou? substance of the words tues, the gifts of the Holy Church, Thos. ANDERSON & So the whom for earth his on Supper, vinehack Last the At with the garden. And thou come Wet the cut end of ham moral virtues. must have been divinely communi- and the infused Family Grocers and Provision head rested on 'the bosom of Jesus, gar to keep from moulding. our teaching, insight Merchants. cated by inspiration. Mary had at least a similar to SOME CHRISTMAS DoNrs. To train or to warn--? -know- and in the hours of the Passion, that short ends of candles, ofmelted The mysteries Fitzgerald-st end Raglan justificain Corner Divine alleged the their . into reason know? tur. One denied 1. we or when others fled Hush, how many and mixed with equal parts Com- tion for minimising Our rd., North Perth, Lady's which at Pentecost was bestowed Master, St. John. with a courage pentine, make a fair polish for Don't forget your Christmas ing only these all And Families Waited on Daily. of the Divine Nature of on the Apostles. which is the prerogative of chastity. hardwood floors. munion. A Child is born. on acat knowledge Country Orders Attended To. of Jesus, forget the old folks G. K. Chestertcin. her Son is that "had she known she mighty gifts were bestowed oil is spilled on Don't kept his place by the side the kerosene of When merits Chambers have W.A. Cross count of the prevenient too, was not have borne to thickly Top Floor, and at the last stood by home. the carpet, cover the place the could her Son by whom she, magnify oatmeal, lived with Him as she did." or with Mary. From the Cross the dy- with wheaten flour M. J. O'KEEFE Don't look a gift-horse in WORDS OF WISDOM. "My soul doth The mystery of Our Lord's child- "saved." ing Saviour bequeathed His Mother and leave it 24 hours at least before mouth. BUTCHER, Perth memmy spirit hath reTerrace, reverence and of sweet holy of Lord Apostle, day George's a veil the faithful this the St. has of on hood care the to Don't to the brushing it up. Saviour." 146 CARR-ST., LEEDERVILLZ. God my in Mjoiced Poor reputations are due forget those who have passed over it, lifted once only in Holy who "from that hour took her to ories seldom are Scriptures, the Proprietors. interintentions the Mary, pondering Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb STOTT & HOARE, fact that poor Scripture. As regards his own;" thus fitly, as St. Austin away. GIVE UP and her must have known of the mystery of always on hand. Corned Beef and credited. says, "to a virgin was the Virgin in- WHEN CATHOLICS Don't leave the religious feeling course between Our Lady remember have self-abasemust great She of CONFESSION. Goods a Specialty. All Meat matter church. must Small a we Incarnation. is the the It Divine Child, you in our deprav- trusted." adoring known as much as Isaiah knew, and kept in Cool Storage on tae Preof SUCCESS in Business behind ment. and full prooftheof only After the Ascension, St. John livDon't let money dominate your that, awful and full been thing of the mises. because life Confesher at up then perfectly have and give must as more Jerusalem, at giving. ed nature, that sin, CatholiCs wonder first When little. ed has fitted higher degree of sanctifying grace comes from TRAINING Christmas Telephone, A3297. which God hates, we hate so Ephesus. He was thrown b-i Domi- sion the beginning of the end Don't let Christmas giving deter- at Nazareth, Mary had been by grace. The which she enjoyed. Isaiah had been -Adam. There is only one reason; into a cauldron of boiling oil. come. iorate into a trade. yourself by giv- for her sacred officesays, Son. the art of tian the God of may They mystery martyr, "Almighty a sin. the up shown Piety may be called moving reckoned give constantly Church will not Don't embarrass to- and is thus xii., 41, We Coach in from they right growing. It is Sc everlasting God, who by the co- St. John tells us in chapterwhen more than you can afford. call their negligence by some other con- though miraculouslyhepreserved he and SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, ingDon't was banished names; they may give this wards our true statement that operation of the Holy Ghost didst "these things said Isaiah hurt. Afterwards try to pay debts or return Him." 649 G1SORGE-STREET, SYDNE of in givspoke rede the and down of it. --Beecher. where soul glory Christmas and His Patmos, deep but Commercial your body saw stitutes in prepare the to the isle of excuse; that BOOKKEEPING, obligations kingthe in this on is take describ- their hearts they know well there Every step we glorious Virgin Mary to become a Dr. Westcott, commenting ing. sink ceived the havenly visions ENGLISH, Etc., an All His Many habitation meet for Thy Son." We verse, writes: "St. John states the 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, He died at something which God or dom of grace, we necessarily BOURNE. ed in the Apocalypse. Don't give trashy things. stories Business Subjects. own esteem. expression are so much lower in our brought could tell strange are not asked to deny that her ad- truth to which this the a great age in peace, at Ephesus, in Church demands which they RECENT PUBLICATIONS. attic an down Divine well identifies We know insight into points and and He alone is never do. presents. 100. to knowledge year oring the Christmas Prices unwilling about Undermentioned The to careful Christ. away fallen Our Special FULL BUSINESS in things unlawful who iseven mystery of her Son grew hour Person seen by Isaiah with that there are someresent Don't make presents which toyour postage: from do the the impu- COURSE guarantees to fully qual- friends as Thus what Isaiah saw was the dude restrain himself at times know what who will moment by moment, not by hour, will By HER Catholics a Battalion. AND of Story SOUL The SIMPLE A he sin- ify in ONE YEAR. en- even now in the inexhaustible won- glory of the Word, and of Him things lawful.-St. Gregory. tation that they are leading With numerous dra with, and which would merely ROSARY. God and try Isaiah had, too, foreseea Devine. Turn your eyes tothings, Let us tear off the mask. der of the Beatific Vision she be- spoke." ful lives. by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. maps cumber the home. and He and those all in uttered expect Him something inand to please Him without ever wholly the Incarnation holds There is undoubtedly IMPORTANT. -We are having Don't give because others Benedictine Monachisin. Studi you in tida stalled, She was a Connaught peasant wrong. If they have come to will not fail to provide for B to be ready for March you to. If you cannot send your comprehending the Divine Nature. wonderful words, "Bring good in Benedictine Life and Rule. form woman by name of Betty Farragher stage all things.-St. Theresa. where they do not believe (1920), a Lon" Range Receiving Ap- heart with the gift, keep the gift. But we are asked, and are bound to ings-i.e., display in bodily Rev. C. Butler, Abbot Right by taught woman and Catholic (xl., religious case God" type -deeply wrong their Love as understood modern knew her Son and say, Behold your most Mary anything that sne is of 25/-. believe Abbey, Downside there paratus nor so 'cp.:a:. of a faith so childlike, so simple, It is a sign that Valve and Crystal Receiver, taught (See Wordsworth in Christ is neither sentimental was God, and believed in and recog- 9). is sad indeed. St. Joan of Arc. The life God for ingenious -if I may use the word greed For All Kinds of the Latest Foot- nised His Divine Nature (even as Daniel had had the vision of one story made a B selfish. It is the love of of the Maid of Orleans. Expert Instructors. Students for that she seemed to be one of the they have already and in wear, at the Lowest Prices. accord- by that Certificate as like unto the Son of Man brought Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. Illustra it, and His own sake, and of others declared Operator's had conduct, for Angel their the of qualify Other 13/10. children which Our Saviour said: ing to their tenets of the new creed 12 Months. God's sake. Repairs at Current Rates, Elizabeth's inspired utterance had near to the Ancient ofinDays. or "For Heaof enjoyment, of Kingdom Psalms, is the the faculty tritheirs the the before B Use stand acquitted confessed it), and that Mary con- passages, especially Preaching. By Rev. W. Patronise Find the honey yen." He must have meant many they intimate O'Dowd, you will lose it. set up in their own con8/9. sented to be His mother knowing had sufficient in them to God To post- an old child, too. No matter what bunals -Catholic Terms on Application to: Bulletin. hidden in every blossom. JONES BEN Mountains of Help. By Marie S science. who He was. As St. Leo said, the existence in God of 'into the equicame almost is Principal, loneliness the or B.A., happiness sadness or HALPIN, coming griefs T. S. pone your Christ first in Word, and His S. Ellerker, 0 S.D., 4/2. "Mary conceived inward 310-12 WILLIAM-ST., PEkTH. into this poor life, Betty believed BAD HABIT OF LOOKING ON By Bede J valent to throwing it away. believing world, to those who had Living Temples. (Late 16th. Batt., AI.F.) soul," that is, by faith, "Be- rett, 0.P., 3/8. calmly that was all for her good. AT MASS. who He was, "and then in body." vision of the Divine mysteries. must 2357. "it 'Phone because PROTOMARTYR. right and perfectly talk. Straight ST. STEPHEN, declar- hold a Virgin shall conceive" to Win. as Elizabeth Out blessed, is She by boys on the way to manhood. B came from the hands of Himself"his because she believed. It is im- have been so deeply pondered PETERS & GIRIES ed, The priest says Mass with whinch was her intimate Celtic way Feast, Sunday, December 26. they For all Kinds of kiumbing, Gasto disturb or depart Mary as to have become the inspira- Rev. J. P. Conroy, S.J., 5/9. not perative What people. the was to back She Christ. words must Work, of "imaging" By Francis Iron Those believe Danger. life. of her Facing to because of we Galvanised tion So tradition reason & Catholic from good know. is fully Fitting not There SCULPTORS MONUMENTAL of the what might be termed "neighbour- do he does Finn, S.J., 6/9. of the any private ideas one may have have prompted her vow of chasthat St. Stephen wasof one her daily venture to call the attentionhabit MARK DUNN to our Blessed ly" with Him. He lived in and Talks to Parents. By Rev. J. of about the Holy Childhood. We tity, of which she made mention seventy-two disciples her clergy to the fast-growing TEE. A1101 test the was life, shared her sorrows. formed he Perth. Conroy, S.J., 6/9. and -street, or the sacred Angel; in Ascension veiled the book it the Wellington leave 332-334 should After without Lord. to- going to Mass of ounce -the joys Angel's little the little, to deacons. Drainer. Sermons on the Masa, The Sacr and applied assured which she seven Licensed Plumber reverence of inspiration, and of hearing Mass by just chosen one of the first, the Angel as- meats, and the Sacramento's. B and he is bacco the children would bring her beads, on, To the Metropolitan Water Supply, that Mary and St. Joseph were pre- salutation. When he His name is placed head Office aid scarlet standing. sitting and looking the village; the of declared Flynn, C.C., 14/2. from had full Thomas what man "a that and enher as watched and fitted, sured Department by God, pared specially praised Sewerage, and Drainage the says the Casket. We have by The "head shawl" at Christmas; The Australian Children's Pict some Show Yard for abled by Him, to discharge their to her should be fulfilled in her Dairying Utensils, Baths, Bath faith and the Holy Ghost." Every night she Catholic congregations of snuff. The simplest Pray very Ghost, packet Book. Holy Prayer was the of And seven of charge. 'operation the Windmills the custom tremendous holy of old and and good Tanks, the ministry Heaters, Beautifully WEST SUBIACO sat on the top steps of the loft years past. Mass is, among if one may express the deepest feel- she both knew that the Angel came Bok ever published. Made and Repaired. fruitful; but Stephen esp..), ially did stairs and "said her beads," while praying all through verily, she was lustrated, with 20 full -page illu that, and dyadoring God when from heart, rapidly one's of ings "full of grace and fortitude, generation, niinutea She younger Three her. the C played about the children of the Cons, including the Mass. the Mother among the signs be to the Inand of those mystery called of stupendous wonders the great the number walk writ of Phone, A3945. picture on front. the Cover, rose up was only an old peasant, she had ing out: andand carnation, so far from thinking it Christ the Son of the Highest, look on, is continpeople." Many adversaries Station she was who stand it al"they were worked in the fields when and heard have I God. of way should not Son Mary that negligent MURRAY & conceivable The to dispute with hem, but the kitincreasing. ually HARROLD wisdom young, and in the halls GLANVILLE'S Sacrifice is have known, or wishing, or think- most derisively asked, "What did not able to withstand when she was old. Her hands of assisting at the Holychildren PRODUCE MERCHANTS, also. Manufacturers ing it would have been more fitting Mary know c r understand ab stn. the LEMON HEADACHE POWDER'. and the Spirit that spoke." before chens scarred, her back bent, her old now common amongst who ask those PARK. Have Ghost?" VICTORIA Importers known this and not have Holy notice should to Mary that At length he was broughtlike his were began first we The Great Australian Remedy for eyes dim with the tears and the Since of perfectly, even as we do, and better that question eyer really thought we have taken the Sanhedrin), charged, Have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, the Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of years of life. But in her breast beat negligent attitude, because of her sanctity, who her what it meant to be called to bebeen Divine Master, with "blasphemy from time to time, of what Hay, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, all Headaches, Neuralgia, ToothGod." He the heart of a child -and her soul notice, to have and God, of and a Catholic Mother WoMaize. MARBLE instinct of and was, every doing. Son against Moses and against were Linseed, and Influenza, Rheamatis priests was golden with Faith and Hope the congregation for Our Lord's prepared for that most awful, most ache, cries out boldly upbraided the chiefresistance than men in this soul GRANITE TERMS CASH. Charity. All her religion was men do far better the first Sciatica, Lumbago, etc., etc Pri with their hard-hearted with the and sake, and because He was who es,, sacred, relationship from the is quite common to MONUMENTS, the Trinity, the Passion. and the respect; but a itchurch super- Is, 9d. per box, or 3d. each powd by existence of inrow moment have been see that it would and was, to the Holy Ghost and blessed leoleacross They death of the Saviour, the H. C. GLANVILIdiarna.S.. MEADSIONES, i-4 or VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. tolerable if Mary had not known. abundant grace of God? murder of the "Just One." Holy Mother of God, after row at men without a book Virgin and MARKET-ST., FR dc But, apart from that, here also were stung with anger, and gnashed To entrust Jesus in His Holy ChildHARVEST TERRACE. the faintest sign of Doors from Poet Office). the angels-the saints. They would beads; withoutand, (Two and full, as had have must a who not know Mary with who did their teeth against him. But when one often. hood to MISS M. O'CALLAGHAN. take care of her. She belonged to moving lips; "filled with the Holy Ghost and He was would have been like now fuller, an insight into the Scriptures far-away look in Rep. out, a faith that many condemn and distracted and xAN, Telephone, /3277. Medical: Maternity. CoO TestaT. Surgical: Old J. the of saints those Sacrament as Blessed looking up to heaven, he cried distractions the entrusting course, Of others disapprove of, but it was her their eyes. Though Telephone, A1080. "Behold, I see the heavens opened one must into the custody of one who did not ment who had gone before. the P. J. HEVRON at the faith, and she adhered to it honest- are hard to throwButoff;weand and the Son of Man standing rushed do not like believe in the Real Presence. It the intimations concerning are Perly and lovingly. She never missed be reasonable. not CUSTOMS. SHIPPING, and FOR Ghost Holy of the keepof sonality right hand of God," they and out been quite book have would of disappearance thankthe AGENCY. she died WARDING and years, in 80 Mass forth A1665. as him Tel. dragging Testament and Old the in upon him, sign. ing with all God's dispensations as so explicit GENERAL CARRIERS. to ing mercies and kindness to her, beads. That is a had Divine without the city, they stoned him the Carleton, we read of them in the Bible, where are those concerning the Note.-William She never thought of her griefs; of are CHAMBERS, which PHILLIMORE passages are there things Word, death, whilst he cried out, St."Lord autoof heavenly his figures even the They had been all, Irish novelist tells us in Ste- her sorrows. inFREMANTLE. Jesus, receive my spirit." took were treated with the utmost re- not adequately explained by any long ago, ,aid at the foot of the biography that as a boy he of it. short falls which CLUB, to phen bears the title of "protomar CELTIC only terpretation TO and entrusted and Mass, DOOR in the verence, NEXT interest STREET, little 534 HAY passages as, tyr," because he was the first who, Cross. those who were carefully set apart. "For example, in such (Opposite King Edward Hostel Lord spoke by instructed in, and sacrificed far 'The Spirit of the was MISS M. J. MeDERMO TT, Proprietress. in my tonMary had been pres me, and His Word office. their go from BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, Sanctuary Oil, pared by God. "The Most High gue'; "Whither shall Ishall Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats, I flee 809-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, Speciality in Statuary, His own tabernacle" Thy Spirit? or whither sanctified had Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medals,"At the Jesus,' of now 'And Foot the Presence'? Thy from arrived: just MELBOURNE. (Ps. xiv., 5). Framed Pictures, New Books sent bath Bethlehem Spirit "From His Jesus," Lord God and Apologetics and Catholic Doc"Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Looking on Man 2. As regards Our Blessed Lady's me'; 'But they rebelled, and vexed of "Watches God," "Suffering Crucified," "Jesus Rev. M. Sheehan, D.D. By Calvary," trine. to knowledge of the mystery of the His Holy Spirit'; it is impossible on the Passion, the Passion," "Ecce Homo," "Lenten Sermons House," Incarnation and of the Divine Na- not to feel the entire inadequacy of Part I. Proce, 2/6 (post free). Books by "Holy Week and Easter," "Loreto of the Holy room, is no, Minute Sermons. ..By Rev. Eight Son, there her ture of for Re any exposition which would reduce Price Father Lasance, "Thoughts on Religious Life," Prayer -book seriously, for doubt in face of the to a mere influence or operation. W. Demony, D.D. 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If God had revealed see As Our Lord opened the Apostles' Casey. holy Simeon that he should had understanding, after His resurrec- Father Price, den. the Christ before he died, and understand might they that tion, The Church fulfilled the promise in the Temple the Scriptures, be able and so Other Essays, at the Purification, and enabled ministers of the Divine revelation, D D. Price, 9 him to recognise Him and confess it is not venturesome to conclude The Art of have God could how Godhead, and and His enlightenment, same the that her Practices. done less for Mary or concealed in a fuller degree, had been bestow. nelly, S.J. P Son's Divine Nature from her? ed on Mary that she might be fitted Dublin Mary had been most carefully and prepared to be the Ministress Davies. Pric of Incarna"Full the for God Incarnation. by the of prepared Catholic C tion. The word with which the grace," as explained above, cannot ern World. The Magnificat, which ning. Price, 1 signify less. 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