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Home of Good Shepherd Appeal Final Meeting Some Pleasing Reports
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PERTH, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1921 HIGHGATE.
PRICE 3d
When President De Archbishop Mannix New Norcia Diocese
Catholic Young Ladies' Club. It is with regret that we have in announce that the social and dance as advertised for Thursday, the 5th May, has been postponed, and Is now dated for Saturday, Kith May, in Si, Alban s Hail, Beaufort -street. We are looking forward to this entertainment being a great suecess. as we are sure everyone he aware that the proceeds are going towards swelling the funds to, the eelub tto..ptiroctirtase a topple!, and as aa tivItIll"b"e hard for the' committee to, hold the 'nieces!, of Its members
Valera Speaks !
HIS RETURN TO AUSTRALIA.
GOOMALLING
VOL. XLV
Will Australians Read These,Pen Pictures of What is Going on in THEIR Name in Ireland?
sDally Press Telegram': PROFESSION AT PRESENTATION Sydney, slay 3. President De Valera, in his mesCONVENT. The C0111111011Weld sages, has a manner of expressiou IAeidViid a cable Inemillqe froth London convincing. Each at once terse and On Saturday morning, April 30th, the notifying that Archhisnop Mannix will Profession of Sister Mary Veronica The sentence is itseif a clincher, so to sail for Australia on May 9, decided McDonald took place. Ills Lordship, 60,4411111PM so far has not speak. what action It will take to prevent Dr. Right Rev. Abbot Catalan. of New Norcia, officiated, assisted by Rev. Father Take for example the following Mannix from indulging in revolutionPlanes, parish priest of the Goomalling or the speeches Arthur O'Neill, one of the leade and anti-British ary from an interview granted before he character of those be delivered in district. Irish women prisoners who are arThe solemn ceremony comleft America: at 8 o'clock sharp, when to the rested through the country and tak- of the Se4-Determination for I ,mertra, but it is known that consid- menced Land League of England, writing peals of the organ a lovely batch of has been given to the question "England is playing not on the eration of compelling him to lake the Oath of children, followed by the Nuns and nov- en to the detention barracks in Ath. the London Catholic Times of litt weakest, but on the strongest allegiance. OW Minister has express- ice to be professed, entered the Church, lone, Tipperary, and other places March, says: "The letters quoted i be difficult and wended their way to their respec- where there are only men to give quality of the Irish people-their ed the opinion thattheit will Tuesday's Daily News describing th ground that Dr. tive places near the Sanctuary. to do anything, on Tint attendance is a matter that frightful spiritual quality," obtained a Cross -bearer was Miss Veronica Ban, them !mtchery of twelve youn \Immix has apparently "Dr. and assistants were Misses Eticen,K ath- has become a common practice, and men in a certain district in Ireland added: Ile passport. nritish This is caustic when the ippointleen, Whittle, the during Nornria, interned is causing not was and Marion Slatwidespread concern. These and the roasting alive of an In ctient of an English Catholic as Vice Niannis er. Polly and and Eva Eaton, and Gertrude women prisoners are obliged to ask war On account of MS utterances. Ills Lordship cieliverel ray of Ireland is made by the Brit- It is impossible to Intern him now; McManus, boy, transcend in fiendishness any the only other thing to do beautilel address, explaining deans the permission and accept the escort of thing alleged against the German ish Government. Or, again, the therefore. hint to swear allegiance. merlons obligations contracted oy the the guardsmen to use the lavatory. in Belgium. The coined to is spirit of the Irish people as chron- Whether that will be done is a matter relhdotts profession. Sister Mary Verperusal mak In some cases young girls have one's blood run cold with onica Is the twelfth child of the late icled in our last week's issue is quite tor future consideration " horror boon kept weeks under these condi- How long will the Mr. Mlles McDonald, Onowaiimul1, past English comprehension. English peopl tions, until they are formerly taken to a of St. Arnaud's, Victoria, The Children's Concert at Yarloop the happy ceremony his Lordship After [We would add also woman's prison the Australia or released. For inAbbe, It was repeated Catalan, Sister was a huge success. stance, all women prisoners from the people as part of the British Em mother, sister, nil Friday night last in aid of the local anti Immediate Veronica's west are taken to Athlone detention pine.-Ed- R.] tolerate were entertained such in Hospital. when again there was another at dcjcunner byfriends barracks, and are lodged there for the Sisters at the ConSfreat win fur the artistes end promo- vent. varying periods of days or weeks, famies being perpetrated in thei The devotional profession music tete. with male orderlies only to look name? mid Halftime:1 Mass were sweetly sung What can we do to en
Women Prisoners
Atrocities in Irelan
The final meeting at the Home o I this factor were in the slightest ig. the Good Shepherd on Wednesda y nored. The appeal is of a nature afternoon last was attended by a undenominational and general, and large and enthusiastic gathering f not parochial in kind. There have visitors and friends, and it is pleas- been a good many returns up to wItitTroells.LM It Itslicio).(TreelfiVrIt ofall trtrol:oclatrg ing to again say that the interest date, but not in proportion to the will endeavour to make this entertaininitially evinced is still being stea - number of books transmitted. The ment a great success. dily maintained by the ladies and committee know it takes time, but Opening Night. gentlemen who originally made up while grateful to all book -holders It Is hard to describe the happy their minds to devise ways and for what they have done in the scene on Wednesday evening. the Sith it being the opening night of means to liquidate the outstanding past, still further crave their sup- April. debt of X6,000. There was much to port and assistance in this very ma- rile the filiterest Patnir 1%1 Rev the . terial connection. society by the Catholic young ladles, be done at the meeting, in and around the parish. Many Monsignor Verling, V.G., who presi Subscription Lists and Circulars. both of the members worked hard to male-, the announcing alia, clod, inter evening a success. and the cornSubscription lists, with circular the change of control, and it is gratify mittee wish to Manic the young ladies. so generously helped with the to chronicle in these lines that letters covering these means of re- who The commiltts, donations, are being for- tnusical prograoome. after deliberations of two hours ceiving is very pleased vrth the number of duration the agenda submitted was. warded to all parts as eveditiously new members, hut being pleased doe, as possible, and to communicate not go to say that we are yet satisfied. greatly improved by some very wel I am sure It Will be some time yet be after their needs. Iry the senior pupils, and all contributcome and worthy additions, but al - with addresses totalling some thou- fore them?" we will be able to say this. some ed to make the day as happy and as "THE STORY OP THE ROSARY," though the syllabus has been con- sands. the wish being to have me- arc thinking that we have not come The Catholic Times' editorial coin In one case a girl was kept in a memorable as possible. Ad multos constabulary At the Palladium, Perth. have come siderably amended and strengthened moranda circulated throughout ev- to stay: that is wrong, we ment was as follows: 'kin publishin barracks for five weeks stay, and mean doing big things IT, ws.Sunday, May 1st., the Sacrament in a room with two, doors, where the the letters the Daily News says i A srreo Ii Veriion of waiter Howard's allOn by the inclusion of several new items ery town and district 'tween Wynd- to the our of future for all members, but Story "Tile pup , of Confirmation i.uc,,,sful stage to 3, since previously being framed, others ham and Eucla, some idea can be let every member remember that we the- candidates. Thewas administered the Rosary" will he shown at this was crowded, police had to pass through con- is possible there may be mistakes i as well can be scheduled quite eas- gauged of the amount of work and want each and every one's support to menu; on Mon- and his Lordship Church atre next week, co gave a nice instruc- stantly from one side of the bar- detail in the accounts given, but th if every out our future plans. The play was Inspired by the tion, which was listened to with day. ily if those interested will kindly in- labour thus involved. It is in this carry rapt racks to the other, she tlius having refusal of the Government to fur young lady will Just give this fittiOnS song "The Rosary," and the pic- attention. Dyeing the Baas the Gospel no privacy. She was offered a money nish official reports of what is timate their contemplations to the respect that the support is an- aCatholic few minutes' thought, then we are ac of the day was explained, and ture version will be accompanied with before reward to give information executive committee, when an ad- xiously awited, urged and much sure that all will necotne members, effects. "The Story or giving confirmation the children 'Mos organ and about tually taking place makes it impo wire rack, new twitcher will hell; us to carry dendum of any description with no sought. the ROW), Will be an additional at- impressed with the Importance of the her brother, but was finally released sib!, to check this. The letter de out our feline plan's, *derides. the production, Sacrament Rolfe big to the traction annul Labour Day. to be performed. The inconvenience at all can be made ta till inst., is the next club night, which vMadottnas and Men," which opens at sponsors were Mr. nice Eaten for the about 8 p.m., without explanation scril,ing the butchery is alleged t the list; so come along early with With the desire to leave no stone will be In the l'arish Hall. Parole boys, and Miss McAuliffe for 'the girls. or apology, to go to her home eight be the production of an Irish to the same theatre commencing to -day. 11111. Every ntenther and it any fresh suggestions or ideas. Al- unturned in utilising every avenue Highgate ther. who was called to a militar miles away. tending earnestly members are recto,though this meeting was determined that lent itself fur exploitation pro- ed to be present, and to bring as limo% acks to identify her dead son Another delicate girl, Miss Mice Lan CONSUMPTION. as final, it must be only considered fitably, the executive thought that of their friends as they possibly can. and saw twelve corpses on the floor. SOUTHERN CROSS. Ryan, was a prisoner in a police all committee have a prize packet for as such for the notice; and if consul- by retaining a staff of girls and The numbered, and the feet tied t the which from Of hit the diseases night, and It will take a large barracks in Tipperary in under- gether with ropestation further is ever required boys for the purpose of collecting that FAREWELL TO FATHER human race surfers, there Is none SO number of the members to open this She says: ground cells for a week, and then notice will be given in these col- on the show ground during dreaded as that of tuberculosis or MaEach and every member will O'MALLEY, "My poor boy La- packet. was just inside th had to be taken to the County In- door: edilipi inn and one that has defied the to do her share towards opening umns and all parishes accordingly bour Day celebrations at Clare- have his poor face was all broke up medical men of all countries. A Popular Priest greatest this packet, and we will want a largo firmary. After a week there she and Townsman. advised. mont last Monday, might be pro- number of new members also to help. It has, however, remained for a great was removed in an open lorry to his eyes were broke in his head, hi. Italian Savant fn Prof. D. Lo Alonace, ductive of much good. and so it Let every member be present. and Conferences and Parishes. The Catholic Hall at Southern Cork gaol, where she is now-and mouth broke and twisted and a Director of Physloicigteai chemistry or bring along as many of your friends was, an amount of his teeth in his mouth, his arm cu £12 6/11 being to disthe Royal University of Rome, Last week the executive wrote to possible. Cross was well filled on not charged. off completely, and not one inch as a result of the effort. as Saturday, cover a specific for this most awful evening. April 27th last,Wednesday the 7111 lust, is the day of several conferences and parishes, no- subscribed the occa The learned Professor te scourge. the fete. To which is being the It is felt that the held In the Rev. Mother question of the, his poor body but bayonet wounds.' at Victoria tably Fremantle, Kalgoorlie, Nor- Square in permitting Misses Rome is recognised as one of the great- sion being a farewell to Fatlie r treatment of women prisoners reHeart School grounds. Efitry The other letter is given as tha Eileen Sacred est living authorities on tuberculosis, O'Malley, who is leaving for a 12 quires member should be present. Each shilsham and York, with others to fol- Barry, Mary Hehir, immediate investigation. with and of an Irishwoman, describing Phillis experiments Kearey, has conducted and ling Is going towards paying spent off low in due course, setting out the Ursula the assistance of oilier medicos and months' holiday, a portion of which indeed the whale conditions under massacre Perry, Josie Parole, Clara the debt of the tennis courts. A tenin a disused farmhouse: position concisely and in general ex- Cook, Isabella will be spent in exNew South at Rome University Wales professors the nis tournament will be played between which both men and women forcibly Cook, 'One Stella boy tried to escape by got WilDuring the horting them all to become interest - liams, Maggie Creegon the Sacred Heart Convent boarders and tending over many years. with his aged mother, and the re and Dorothy the C.Y.L.C. to come along and supperiod of the war the cables announced mainder in a trip to Canada. Rev removed from their homes are liv- up the chimney; a fire was lit in the ire and see what they can do in the that Prof. 1,o Monaco bad discovered a Father and to the Rev. Brothers port your team. grate and he was roasted alive." promotion of functions to augment Keegan. O'Malley has been stationed ing in confinement. In a treatese and Moore for providing Pat Asked as to whether he would is- cure forto consumption. the funds. By extending a great Blake the Medical Profession, Prof. in Southern Cross for the past ten NOGGERUP sue a St. Patrick's Day message, he Issued Frank Orrell, Jack 1.0 Monaco introduces his serum, which years. and by his broadmindedness favour, would parish priests and pre- O'Callaghan, A REQUEST. replied that the peoples of other he says will cancel sufferings, neutral- and devotion to Stanley conferences therefore Kennedy, Dave Milner, sidents of duty has endeare d or Indirectly destroying the Beard. Les. Smith, Douglas Smith, The summer just past has been a nations understood, Ireland's strug- ising Our numerous friends, the gentle Sufferers may himself to all sections of the complease accept this not germs of Infection. men who conduct sales of THE Reg. Coyne, of heat gle, and for the intensity that Jack record one great hope. O'Sullivan, and how Ioltk forward with urination of the letter already trans- Eddie Powell It is problematical whe RECORD at the church door, are kindly cure consists of A treatment MC - munity. to assist, the commit- as well as for the devastating effect requested to display the contents bit "Those whom midnight asses- tending mitted, with the hope hat they urge tee a period of about 60 days ther he will return to this parish, over now extend of in the the fires South-West. (encl.ed bush their with heartiest each package) either on and sina.tions, callous executions. tri- only. parishioners and b hers, resperFull particulars of the treat- and his departure is keenly regret Attending, with Mr. J. Ramsay Mao- a board with a sticking paste, or draw best thanks. 1 o Airs. Leitch Many settlers at the Arthur River may be obtained from the repre ted by all, although it is recognised donaid, tively, to decide on some concerted very ton shootings, torturings, loots, ment a meeting held at Batters. on 'no pins, or attach it inside the porch Chas seetatlie for Mr. also Australia, they burnt Mr. are grateful were completely out. for her kindaction to assist in the direction in. March 13th, to support "The without disfiguring, the walls... Sal devastation, failed to touch, no Barraek-street, that he is thoroughly deserving of Saturday, Austral chambers. ly endeavours, and wish to record Chas. Gill, of Thompson's Brook. of Ireland for Freedom," Lieu- will surely increase if this is message could affect." view. r Perth. his projected holiday and any pro- demand tenant -Commander Kenworthy, M.P., guiarly. It will greatly oblige done the fact in these notes. Mr. P. had property worth £1000 destroyed, us. Zuehre Party and Dance. motion that may follow in its wake. said that there was a boycott of the Trainer, too, of the Eight Hours' his homestead only being saved; ST. real news from BRIGID'S, Ireland. He was asWEST Wednesday's dance PERTH. proceedings were inThe combined euchre and Committee. was that one hundred and fifty time attentive dur- while Mr- Kreviet lost all but his SACRED HEART STALL augurated by a splendid musical sured at the Hibernian Hall last Friday ing the day, and very expired men of the Cameron Highfrom the per- dwelling; and Mr. Jas. Farrelly's loss CUP AND SAUCER EVENING. and elocutionary programme, of landers had refused to re-enlist. ins night week was so well patronised mission which heapart The worst 'fo Pruvide Crockery for Socials. is estimated at £500. gave to use the which the following are the cletaqs: officers of the Regular Army would not that everyone subsequently made boxes at all on the ground, the con- case of all ,vas Mr. Maldon and famTo be held at to or ',cognise the Black ano -Pianoforte duet, Misses McInnes speak Allis. 5. HARDIE'S RESIDENCE, glowing reference to the fact, and sideration meted out by him was ily, of Yabberup, who had everyTans or Cadets, against whom ins deEACH. PRICE, 5 6 EACH; POSTED, 6 CLEAVER -STREET, WEST PERTE, and O'Sullivan; chorus, were most thoughtful, by "Three Leaif all of the entertainments tailed numerous acts of barbaralleged THURSDAY, RAY 12th.. at S p.m. treat- thing burnt save what they had on This force, he said, ves of Shamrock," children; song, ous reprisals. similarly visited, the credit to the ment the executive werewhich Cordial Invitation to All. greatly im- them-the father, the wife, and two entirely out of hand. The men "Sincerity," Mr. P. T. McMahon; was funds on each occasion would be so pressed. For providing the who burnt Cork still went about with children, one is one year and ten boxes MADE TRICKS MAGIC EASY. AND recitation. "The MEDICAL MAN, with Excellent ere Noble Boy," Misses moment as to never for a gratifying a half -burnt cork in their hats, showother is three the months old and the executive thank the Ugly dentist's and Experience, wistes a deC. Monaghan and E. O'Neil; MADE EASY. BOOKKEEPING song. ing their pride in that exploit_ leave the matter in doubt. There Men's Voluntary Workers' Associa- years of age. Captain Maldon is an When Lieutenant-Commander Ken - sirable opening In western Australia Miss Stevens; chorus. "Angel of worthy was an excellent roll -up, and the or- tion. ETIQUETTE MADE EASY. went on to condemn political Medtco, 233 Buiwcr-street. ex -service man from England and Light," children; song, "A Perfect ganisers are to be congratulated 'nation and the shooting of young DANCING MADE EASY. only on the when was a week land Zt Castera. Day," Mrs. Monaghan; song, "Hymn soldiers there was some interruption. NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL for the great success which attended GRAMMAR MADE EASY. The committee has had very few he had such a frightful experience of Australia," Miss M. Monaghan: "If murder heis wrong when dons by EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE.. their effort, sufficient in the comof what an Australian bush fire is ARITHMETIC MADE EASY. Irishmen," proceeded, "it ten times In Aid of North Perth.Stall West song, Matron Mony ; pianoforte trio. mittee's opinion to spur them on visitors during the week past. Per- like. The fire after passing the lomore wrong when by Governdone MENTAL HEALING MADE EASY. Perth Bazaar. Misses Whinfield, Monaghan, and ment. The recent murder of the Mayor to renewed and greater vigour in haps this is pardonable, owing to no cality, doubled back as the wind THURSDAY. MAY 12. 1921. SPELLING MADE EASY. ex -Mayor of Limerick was not only Refreshments, Fitzgerald; song, "A Garden of and revival of another of these excellent one being at the office to receive changed. Prizes. Good Music Another family, who ordered condoned but was practically EASY. them DRAWING MADE when they came. Cards Arrange8 p.m. so 10 Old Fashioned RosesT" Mr. Daly: by the Government. The Weekly Sumforms of evening pastime, exhilarawere heavy losers by the bush fires, Dancing, 10 p.m. to 12p.m. p.m. SHORTHAND MADE EASY. chorus, "Home, Sweet official for the Forces Home," childmary, the organ ting for those who attend and fin- ments had, however, been made for was the Tickets, Gent's, I/O; Lady's, 1/Tllbrook family ren; dance, "The Fling," Misses It. of the Crown in Ireland, detailed the KEEPING YOUNG MADE EASY. D. C. PERROTT, Hon. Sec ancially profitable to the promoters attendance of a member between The season promises to be a favstandards and methods of reprisal. 9.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the morning Monaghan, O'Neil and Fitzgerald; EASY. PENMANSHIP MADE themselves. foe real responsible "The criminal SCHOOL HALL, RESERVE STREET, and 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. in the after- ourable one, as the rainfall is two song, Mr. 13raysher; Irish jig, Misses the outrages, &timings. and murders in ENTERTAINING MADE EASY. rintertainments in General. CLAREMONT. noon, during which hours callers will inches more than for the same period O'Neil, Sweeney, Monaghan and Ireland is the man who accepts responLOVE LETTERS MADE EASY. CHILDREN'S GRAND BALL. for the Summary. sibility Weekly Would stallholders kindly bear be enabled to get into communica- of 1920. Proud; dance, Mr. M. Murphy; duet, which excites the Government bullies Plain FancyO DRESSING MADE EASY. Much is felt Mr. sympathy for the that in this in mind for future, tion with either of the joint organMAY 17th. 1921. "The Harp That Once," Misses to these deeds... He is responsible to l'3. Al Id, Plaufste. Datietufp-OblidInt order to ensure reference in the exe- ising secretaries, whose dajly voca- and Mrs- Geo. Fowler, Riversdale, rho Government, but you, the British Monaghan and O'Neil. Right Teaching Makes Easy Learning, anti few subjects are really 8 10 10. Adults 10 to it. public, are responsible for the Govthis tions, unfortunately, do not permit Preston. on account of the sad be-' cutive's regular reports in Hard to Learn, when properly set before the Pupil, old or young. At the conclusion, Mr. M. Murphs, PRIZES: Best Dressed Set. sf 1. journal, will they please send along of their presence for the whole time, reavement sustained last week in after reading apologies from Mr. E. ernment." Best Dressed OWL 105 it IT'S NEVER TOu LATE TO 11111NOI Beet Dressed Boy, les particulars of any enterainniftit such a shortcoming in the circuns the death of their daughter JunCorboy, M.L.A.. and Messrs. Pall tween the sects, and he thanked God Advt. 1381011. I S. Write to -day for the etta, who died in St. Roch's book you want, and 60 Private become up-to-date in they are arranging, and by so doing stances regretted deeply by those and Heseldine, said he was pleased Mr3daillea J. Erendivtile and E. W011your learning and knowledge. not in that respect would dissension those responsible will be enabled to upon whom devolves the control of Hospital, Bunbury. She met wick to see such a large gathering derlez, Joint. Hon. Secs. of occur through any act of his. They a frightful burning accident five carry out the original intention of the appeal But this unfortunate and parishioners and the general public In W.A. only from should live in harmony together, DA confining to one article any infor- inevitable obstacle is not the least months ago, by her clothes catching present. It was a dazzling and be- and MISS ROSE MOSS. willstorTud Rij:Ater follow the teaching of St. John Dancing mation they desire to make public. of one of the many drawbacks with fire, and had been in the hospital wildering sight, and showed Class EVERY the of "Love one Another." He was AFTERNOON She was highly esat A letter with the envelope super- which the official headquarters are ever since. BOYS' CLUB, VICrespect and esteem in which their going away to see his aged mother, TORIA PARK. atthe2.30. Private lesW.A. at present beset. Incidentally, re- teemed and respected, and was eve' scribed with the words worthy pastor was held. Father sons rail be arranged on application to passed the allotted span, who had RECORD, addressed to the Appeal ference is made to the lukewarmness a prominent worker for -any needful 'O'Malley Miss had been upwards of 21 for he wished to see her once more Rose Noce,. Johnson's Buildings. or good cause. She was buried in Hay -street. Perth. Office, Room 52, top floor, Royal displayed, in not evincing years on the mission on the goldmote after Arcade, Hay -street, either by post kindly thought and remembrance Bunbury. fields and on the Geraldton diocese. before she died.a He hoped journey, wards to have pleasant or by hand, left under the door in n the matter of clerical assistance, day evening, the Sint Ins!. and had many hardships to contend In the POSTAL ADDRESS: BOX 57, G.P.O., PERTH. it would do him good after 21 the absence of anyone there, will re- which is needed so much. That's text Issue of THE RECORD the prowith in the early days. He had been for strenuous work in this when ust by the way, and is again men- gramme of artists assisting will be ceive immediate attention, 10 years in Southern Cross, and had years of tublishml and also will be set out BARRACK STREET. SHOPS IN N.H.-NO It was a glorious work, and State. the details can then be made into tioned, just as a further reminder seine faithfully performed his sacred du- he always did it wih a good heart. or the novelties speciallsing a short par, for incorporation in the to those of our readers who would attraction. ties. It was the custom of the policy had always been to asbudget of Press news inserted each be willing to help in this impoOprit Bishops of Australia to grant there His anyone, irrespective of class or week. priests extended holiday leave at sist egard. Irrespective, however, of creed, and he intended to so conDance at Town MB. least once every 10 veers, and he tinue. his very modest request. to all who In reference to the liquor 'was phased that the time had arThe allusion was a bit sparing have already whole-heartedly enterhe intended to vote for rived for their guest to take a referendum last week in this sheet to the dance ed into the scheme, and since its as he not in favor continuance, was well-earned respite front his labours. of prohibition. God never at the Town Hall on the 11th inst., nception have been tperforming Ile trusted that he would benefit by that his people should be intended organised by Mesdames W. Mitchell such meritorious work, the execuand T. Molloy, who are sparing no ive now issue an invitation the trip and return to W.A. in the of the good things of life, deprived to and he pains to make the outing a credit hem to make a visit to the office at best of health. It may be that would not be a party to such acFather O'Malley would not take up tion. Father O'Malley concluded and afford those concerned the hcad centre. and by so doing give work in this centre again, as it was by assuring all that he would regreatest pleasure and comfort that an atmosphere to things that the probable that the Bishop would member them wherever he went. could happen to them by an over- a ppeal for the Home of the Good flowing attendance of patrons. The Shepherd is a living entity recognise his abilities and transfer They had had a trying time in and committee now make bold, how- of without demonstration and him to a more important post. He wit Cross, but their time would ever, to supply the inadvertent de- b oom by rustle of feet and hearty had much pleasure in presenting Southern and he had great confidence ficiency by supplementing that onfab in the precincts of an office Father O'Malley with a. wallet of come, NOW SHOWING WE ARE A ASSORTMENT the COMPLETE OF in the future of district. (Apbrief note with another short par., herein is engaged a busy and enbank notes as a token of the es- plause). and would just like to say that thusiastic organidation of workers. teem in which he was held by his Auld Lang Sync was sung, after from the viewpoint of witnessing a parishioners. (Applause). TEl RECORD. which refreshments were partaken scheme of harmonious mixed coMr. Murphy's remarks were cor- of, and dancing proceeded with, a As time wends its way the Appeal lour and tint, happy faces of the test be under dially endorsed by Messrs. J. Mona- happy gathering breaking up about a deep sense of great number present, all out for m ghan, Hourigan and P. T. McMahon. midnight. to THE RECORD for the IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, a good time, nothing untoward or g ratitude of whom wished the departing all Father O'Malley is at present rivilege afforded the executive in degree lacking will mar the eve- e ach pastor Godspeed, and extended a staying with his sister, Mrs. J. to record its news and BLANKETS, FLANNELS, HOSIERY ning's enjoyment on the date otes week, AND welcome to his successor, Coonan, Mt. Hawthorn. KNITTING hearty in such a valuable and widely will be The event out or named. Father Moreno. read medium, without which facilthe ordinary and a departure from ite y the progress of the committee's At this stage three little girls preWOOLS. A WONDERFUL PICTURE the orthodox type of this sort. Re- ndeavours would be very sented Father O'Malley with a greatly freshments are to be provided, and and seriously retarded. handsomely framed picture on beof the But to half of the pupils of St. Joseph's THE GREAT LO MONACO CURE Sheridan's exclusive jazz band will m anifest of this conRevealing in Exquisite and Quality, Fine Finish Convent School. be there to hold sway and dispense si deration.appreciation stallhoklers and others BEAUTIFUL STORY Father O'Malley, who was received A Supply of the Serum from the sweet music to the throng which hould remember Bryans Ltd. Press Sterling Value the secrets of undoubted popularity. with cheers, thanked those present Royal University of Rome is now should in itself be a passport to a t all times, and not fail in just refor their very kind .remarks and available. The treatment quickly popular and quick favour. 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