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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
light
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. 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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. 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