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Home of Good Shepherd Appeal

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'l he iv:lowing is a list of successful canasoates at um cceranerciag Examination held in June at at.

has. prompt- Josephs Convent, N ortham With the many Catholic gentle- that a passing thought 1. Edith teranectia te snorithinu. men in Perth, who cannot possibly ed this par? Hickey, 93 per cent.; Roderick McTan Bark, Btc. as iuiviiig awakeneo the as is urged so frequently, any have, 92, Delrnage, Roy 92; Manus, soul tit ireland, winter was m daninure ties or calls on their time than Can you help in this way? Dona- Frank Gullet'. 94. ideals executive the ger of having its uatiunal amass comi.Nrise wanted, getting the Stile Bright,. viin the who canvass those are of material lapous the Daphne Bonthe of finished tions Typewriting: Aims: the calloused by the corroding intlinniThe stageat which the Appeal the .tuck gathered and arrange for committee, it is regrettable that and in quantities sufficient to cover ser,Junior West. A social was held 96 per cent.; Kathleen 0 Brten, To secure organised support fur Trades Hall, Fremantle, on Tues- ces ut Materialism and West Brit- efforts have reached impels the oblige they do mit come forth and offer to a big area. One is not required to al; Michael i.yoch, 95; /lava' HegIreland the fact ul their sale. Went soniteme stress auspices colleague, to the his again and under the right ut the people of eciereicti Parnell -twit: 19th, and business "lei- give all. but a little from each soon arty, 96; James Connell. 93; Rodertonisin. ['act Domestic July in bawl? day, assist. matter this taking le ei mindful without must he Wig to .1:. freely, list Fitzgerald erned Edward to choose all *see gu tiov.ii to hist.), gations are nu greater than those grows into the amount necessary ick 'McManus,94; Roy Deimage, own of the Lordproceeds going to the will Mail Entertainments. the ...limc of is irk that is at ',reor dictation from outside, their their in their tillle awakened int. Brandi, the imposed tin thckfew who arc work- and estimated to cover the ground. Frank Gollan. 96, governmental institutions and other Beaconsfield Stall at the fortheum- 11.0/1 01 Deland to the tact that they scue engaging the whole of the exc. 'I ia time is toe fin away to item- ing at high prigsure. and no reason an Advanced iliookkeepiag: Motor Car. staged to be political relationship with nwii, soil should net l,uw the sio is, and therefore to make aniusemeuts ing bazaar in aid of the Sisters of the ise is obvious why, utilising the "Ugcent. The hall kneel er dicesrr the head in the eallle-t appeal to all interested net during the show week. but it can be lies" as a grand example of what Fremantle This is a convenience indispen- Lockyer, 94 perBookkeeping: States and peoples.. Jeseph, St. VerIntermediate be can be done. the help craved for so sable when the Fair is in full sway. myself es the must as was beautifully decorated with the presence of their fellewsnan meld% L. fai get to voila, to their assistance stated at least that there will (I 96 per cent.; Nora neChidluw, is so onica to which be aid immediate which that happened igieles interwill enlist latter calls aryl above). because the Urgent to Keep all minds engaged, much does pet respond in the good old- Sinn Fcin colours, rsuffieicio 96; Cook, Lily Evplyn 9,5; eess,; t luSt 110W. The machinery and quite cnougli to promote merri- ests of the Hume 1.1 the Good Shep- attention, and an auto. at , hand Leeson, looked exceptionally charming. Mr. the landlord. te Seel c al i lie Roderick McManus, The liberation tit Ireland is tin ha; liven made, and needs fuel, it in ment. The entertainments will not 'terd Appeal. The Ugly Men's Vo- is going to give great facility 'to Lindsay, '91; J. S. Dowling occupied the chair, l)eteiintiiuil 'II League' in 93; Roy Dennage, 94. 'the nerfeeto accomplishment. of .1 c,.sli11111.1 his duties dawn the farm of volunteers, to put out the carried reit,11/1. and be amateur, but very professional, luntary Workers' Association is an 'the happenings that inevitably enID Molly efuntiiy .. i, Bookkeeping: exJunior the with drawing fait years is the au at State 750 To be overlooked .10t, the execuof thing tight action. might the or the lung sue tion. Mr. Walter Dwyer, so on the score that bills organisation for which 111CaltUll 111.011 .151. J. J. the city nil a victorious close. The goal is isting position. and fully acquainted prove a bore, no one will have. oc- tive have the highest regard, and a last minute. Despatch of a courier gallon, 97 per cent.: Kathleen O'Signityllig ills litteliti:)11 01 515in President, journeyed from first Bonser, 96; Daphne 96; Brien, thereto, the social and a pertaining and with time dune everything any be reached.' getting only is the nearly to are can It with instantly elision to take exception body of gentlemen they Ring lb astern Austraaia anvilly Car- to be present. Michael Lynch, 95; David Hegarty, those who want to du something presented, and can be so assured. motor 'near by. the Lord Edward Fitzgerald Branch economic problems of self-governto more and more like. connecouti with. the etioteau Con96; James Golian, Frank 92; some own. where Ireland's office, be the SOCHI at A. Dwyer's will ment call of Mr. A. should has had the pleasure Popular Lady. lie states mat sir. Bands. niv,u. nell. 95. Royal Werra* Comedy Company. little detail awaiting con.sicleration among the company, He delivered a very elo- if, fur one, have no fear but that auearcis will also be gentleman Junior Shorthand. Kathleen O'The competition is proceeding and As mentioned previously, many is quent address, which was greatly she will successfully cope with and is needing their help. The commitalma easidetatine as J. in tUrtiittallee Jo, elsewhere observed visitors, and as that be will of Brien, 96 per cent.; Daphne Bonser, but that take bands will lie iii attendance, tee are hoping that readers will appreciated. The hall was crowd- solve those problems, and ul ,ors. aicsastity, the popular' lally these notes a concert submission has 92; Michael Lynch. 92: David Hegalready well and lavourably known fur whist made they and dates. statesmanship the intimation alternate fur tin stand genius seriously course to very in having many ed. in qvs htate, where his efforts and Vi time- mount Lawley MUD. tile gave already eventuated in the interests arty, 91; James Connell. 93. -lands in these notes. and with such spe- will be the best procurable. tne depor- outside the main entrance. The her sons are famous in other to Vierrut eumeuy eumpany making a protest against Jerger Elementary Business Principles: of one nomination. But the names re- cial mention made of the fact, give a hen the 1st of October draws are enteetaimnent was a huge success; will be applied successfully a uenen, cuticest at at. Georges of snore entrants are still asked to Roy Delmage, 96 per cent.; Frank tation et Rev. aatner conflicting the published. some thought and try and make nigh the schedule will be of and the ladies, who worked night concile equitably it sure is he sae give the matter a fillip a bit fur- Gollan, 97. ingnt last. remembered, 1111111 on aionuay gratefully inevitable the are directhat in the questions assist to result, this attempt an about and day to bring Blind School Concert Party. suumissam was arranged at suc:i ther. a hearty reception among arishmen tion in question. The work is for congratulated, and concomitants of the development of committee By courtesy of the Blind School, short notice tnat the and Cathulics. Mr. Daly is a young must be heartily Ireland or the Home of the Good Shepherd, this journal, the C.Y.L.C., Highgate, Material. Adelaide, had -ever reason to leave the hall a progressive peopleno infear, Concertina W.A. the Maylands, were unable to puha& the news in and promising lawyer in with on but, is out doing big things. In the parohave elsewhere. I the burden relieving joy. whilst of and full hearts Captheir with disbut the The committee has not heard chial report of last week. the Appartnership at in services week, Rand has placed its where he is notes of last their that Irish hope exeevery contrary, the the upon heavily resting evening the now who for artists and gentlemen peal is receiving the earnest con'ladies par from this lately of advise to strains sweet taken the was By tain W. J. Denny, M.C., M.P., -Gen- The Misses means posal. preeautien evolve will genius in political cutive. they are contributing, Joyce, N. Daly, for diswere was fur many years Attorney to the ma- however small the measure may mush- all will be impressed, and the 'sties, and the announcements were anxious to donate tofabrics of the ladies comprising van, and McGann; Messrs. Jimmy that will beatsatisfactory the office and sideration eral in the Verran Administration. the same time con- be, to make an absolute surety of allusion is made to the fact of %such accordingly made from the Altars. play. Drop aof -line it is most consoling jority, and They Haynes. and when Callaghan. can the club, and you Bolger, available material be the give a hit will and one, extended Both visitors pleasing assistance 1 he houSe was a good minority. of the rights notice the splendid serve the inforindeed to rethe For result. were ultimate the items,eand League pleasing rendered an prove loan. emanates help this should because obtained not required on Football was of Appeal what the resources develop to sponse tvhich will is being accorded That mation of any who were unable after time. The branch Stallholden. to the funds work to speak a; meetings organised- recalled timehearty sons obtain a view of the model of the from an association of gentlemen appreciable set -oi=l Ireland's so that efforts. their As the country stated by them, to the thanks its extends the Mount Lawley by branches ut tne belt-Determine In conversation the executive the Appeal is the first one for will find that decent Westralia Fair shown at one of the less fortunate than others through raised for their kind assistance in and daughters one many years, and readers are urged non League. Mr. Daly is the State artists for Stall, and record votes in favour of just recently gathered that at home which they are making the evening's entertainment livelihood secretary of the League in South lands. MeCarthy. Mrs. has received a donation of a to take a deep interest in the atin tither stall seek forced to now Mr. F. 0'. also most it was, success the the of one is the tempt during the month of August and of at Australia, load of coal to dispose Warstah Dance. in Then, between Irishmen and Engon Conner for the able manner eloquent speakers in his State Fair. The news has come to their neat. The committee lishmen there will be generated -.a appreciate of duties the out the secrehe carried at offering which -Violets" Branch The question. Not soon. the Irish not a little too of friendship so that the long highly 'their sympathy:and aid, WC., and not forgetting Mr. L. gospel Midland Town Hall on Tuesday knowledge exactly know to peoples. taries are requested to make applitwo between desire feud ;hey standing that and wish them every success Brady, who did his share of -hard whose interests are in a great meanight last met with a glowing* re - what they have altogether, but the campaign they are shortlyin the cation for the services of either gento the with hall the 5, decorating appreciawork in sponse from a large. and tlemen, who arrive about August sure identical, will came to an end. idea is in mind that with such I a launch. green. white, and gold. The ladies (Applause). Live gathering of friendi and many gift it would be nice to 'have the to the State secretary. supper.' delicious Punch most Misses and -Detera Judg. The provided vititurs from Perth. The secretary of the Self Discussion followed, and the folrequirement set down on us which was immensely enjoyed by all. Pettit are to be congratulated for household This stunt is still lamenting for mination League has requested took 'part in it:- Messrs. M. ground stacked in some ,quaint dona- After dancing had finished in the lowing having -brought the event to such a the Sheehan, J. Curtin. al. to acknuwledge the following Ryan, O'Connor. formation for spec want of attention. The committee interesting and the enmorning of the H. hours conclusion. early successful and -Mrs. happy want to amuse the children during funds: it if the to C,allanan. tions tacular effect. For instance, broke up with the andAt A.the Things of this kind take working very railed off, made into a shape the Fair. Who is willing to take Rossniore, LI 2s; J. Murphy,10s.York, tertainment next meeting, Mr. R. D. IreSave "God of a say occupy singing to York, and needless up. this Quinn, matter M. prein hand? The with Miss a lecture. 10s; Lane will deliver a cone or other formation, land." and everybody left for sence of a large audience is especialgreat deal of time in arranging, and of grate and red lights here and Art Union. when the next ly desired, and every Irishman and that the ladies concerned were am- athere. de and, John Boyle O'Reilly (Fremantle) home conjuring lighted the heap so Delay in return of art union Branch. entertainment was going to be held. Irish sympathiser should make in ply rewarded may be gleaned from signed should give an atmosphere Our next meeting will be on Sun- only one direction on the Saturday further referthe fact that the hall was full to The general meeting of the John warmth and attraction. This is butts tohastheprompted LeaJuly 31, at 3 rem., in the Nel- evening on which the meetings fact in these notes. overflowing, and those who made of Boyle la:Reilly branch of the deva- day. just one of the reasons why the ence We trust all mem- eventuate Would Hall. went holders -street be there please sen their business to it remember evening the after the held what know was should gue of October. and just judge for hera"94/1 be present and 104ng more away satisfied and not displeased committee tapas on Sunday, 17th. July. A fair stallholders have really proposed. 1st them. with themselves as members that new was provided. if with fare that purchases present, the are was to (Maylands) Sarefield conmembers Patrick of stallholders if the muster And besides, be included in the drawing the the Branch. well as representatives from and James Connolly (Bunbury) Branch. cerned in the coal agrees with the executive Stunts in GeneraL must be made branch aware of Fitzgerald above of the to have meeting will it A .for Lord Edward If in any of the items published idea. provision A well -attended meeting of the was held in the Maylands Convent number of tickets they have Thomas Wheelan branches. The above the Square, and of this the branch was held in St. Jos- School on Monday evening last. last week readers think they can be made in the sold. be should President, in opening the meeting, artist to, apprise the necessarily 'help, don't omit eph's schoolroom on Thursday even- The President, Mr. T. Coonan. preCards and Social Evening. extended a cordial welcome to those the absence joint organisation forthwith. VIAth aware, and is enquiring. ing. the 21st inst. sided over the meeting, and apolopresent from other branches, and Last night at Mrs. B. Bryan's reChildren's Night. Shane J. Mr. McKenna, the list now under their notice, not P. Mr. to of A. P. invitation Mr. of gised for the absence also issued a cordial sidence, 1183 Hay -street, a card and FAIR. deal After ESTRALIA will W chair, TO the evening ENTRANCE before brought within their view, an hams occupied For the little ones Bryan. Before proceeding with the any members of the League who under a cursory glance at the catalogue be set apart for their amusement social evening took place with the minutes of the previous business of the meeting a vote of igtiL, itlitt 111 icsktuittit wished at any time to attend the ing :01 .1 most OCT auspicious circumstances. matters photoa important ago, behoves create some it and fun, and therefore After the minutes of meeting several including the forma - sympathy was moved to the secre- Meetings a few weeks tin: might on reflection meetings. Songs were given by leading artists, is repro- iitg so ts.iiiig.) alai eV...0UL and and desire in means entrance interest to assist any best discasied, were of the the conhan evolve been lately gravure all to had who tary, Mrs. Rodgers. the previous meeting is all tile more one of the respects the ommittee the event, of course. was in the sabIttesi. tion of a "Speaker's" Class, with a the misfortune to lose he husband duced here belovis the ideas to cater for their and firmed, the correspondence, which interests of the Appeal funds, which appieciateu alio weeanne. tale corn- have enumerated in'the code of at- transmit to an interchange of speakers through a tragic accident at the eates Balloon Buster. ut consisted of the minutes of the view company a will eualprise were greatly augmented by the reuniation as 'branches, various the tractions. an this perspective some and between tilt tame eat artists. bytes wet be response:se Mills. Young Ladies' sponse the effort obtained. State Convention, was read recordit pull s.U.t lice ut ptoin.se, suggested in a letter from the State Timber and Higagate Catholic few The following Ill stientittallig It,, same %Cry pleasing also enter- have -already viewed things Opening the meeting in a Club. adopted. pteitaUre ,lase ...Loa, arrived was decision No sent word Council. along to headquarters to to UC taining vocaa soils. duets, trios, words, the President introduced the mendations relative to the governa nig the last issue of enrol. Who will lie a live wire now to ' at in this regard, but the question speakers of the evening-Mr. W. L. to ..utiLe that ing of the branch were subrnittedand mentueo tit the sliest u, 110VCILICS quartettes, humorous songs. area will.be further discussed at the next Jones and Mr. M. O'Dwyer. a mane and the meeting by the committee tete, tile marches 111 of the meeting. at comprised auuenuain to the pro- instrumental selections Mr. Jones delivered a lecture subsequently adopted: (1) That ani AND THEIR REPAIRS. wormy and intermezzos in a manner must Despite opposition from the Pro- some length on the question of Irish gramme se items announced in the masterly. As an entertainment the committee consist of eight males Loyalty League. Federation. testant the to of back going members Some nine ago We rererre.1 to the to WA. euncertina Party should rank Self -Determination, four females, referred briefly but is Bunbury macs, in membership mat the etc., boot reValrIng department on the rein branch, excluding the officers. ('21 increasing daily, and a monster early history and tracing his sub- owing to the tact ot its inaugura- as one of the best in the long list, tart' Boys' Orphanage. and invited all committee day. The the of present the member to up That any those W110 eared to assist this descry known only at the last and should score heavily when prean gathering is anticipated at the ject that Loyalty Lea- tion tieingwill hug Institution. and Inervity help many absenting themselves without combe the Balloon Bus- sented. The committee desire to to be held on August 9th. speakerandshowed of the boys III master a very neeessary such cult always rose like moment, guers apology from three consecutive seat meeting im- thank Mr. R. G. Idc, director and greatly will is endeavouring feature 'member 'the ;is each trade, 1.. forward their parcels or hoots ter. mittee meetings forfeit. their elec- to bring along at least one manna- a mushroom. but never lasted for press visitors to the Sair, and cer- manager ill' the team, liar rendering to this ochre. which was at Oiler 'creatalways That were (3) they that the season: ed a depot. The actiellie has been on the committee. big very ida An prove ranks. to the to swell fail thiser not possible. this tainly successful. Numbers , ',pie have tion of officers be held half -yearly in teresting feature of the evening will up against Right and Justice. In dray,. 1. he show will take the form broleght their parcel; isf repairs leap :Vgfillitt" traversing the subject. he held some of a balloon game. and each patron JAkery and July. In' conforming ier address on the and a niessenc front 1:10111arr has instructive be an the the leaders of that cult to ridiW1,7t.he third recommendation called almost dally to pick them up !Ailing tilt past ttlek the execti mineral deposits of Ireland by our of a balloon to burst, the one and return hr. 11:41 PrevlonsIV colink,. Mr. Junes. who was well re- assigned had amine tippet tunity ut election of .officers and committee tie hate declared Mr. P. Doherty. being secretary, first so dues lected. who proves This ti.at the idea Is a and 11111=1, ceived. was invited to give another the winner. and receives a prize in seeing the extent to which the for the ensuing term took place, workable our. The Orphanage Itself is Workers' lecture at a later date. resulted in the same set of officers worthy ur support, and as a double Ugly Men s Voluntary area an covers stunt The money Branch. hoe (Boulder) Wheel= Thomas a very purpose is achieved itliat Is many of the Thgre was, ,Ir. O'Dwyer followed with help the being returned. 211t. by 9ft. 6in., and apart from Associatiun is working to boys are learning the splendid trade) 1 he usual fortnightly meeting oi interesting address, which ',the mem- of Apever, a complete change in the cointhe intuit Shepherd the practice should be Continued. We in the bers follbwed with great pleasure. the effect, which will be distinctly Home al mittee, and it appears those elected the above branch was held the loan of the again invite the heads of catholic famifor Except peal. WONjustify ITS original, should USE OF was and artistic MAKING There well Boulder. PASS WITHOUT Royal, hearty IT Theatre a LET augurs DON'T which proposed lies and others to bring their repair e, Lynch enthusiastic, Father are whole ut their material as already of viewpoint the from installation attenO satisfactory °Me,e pais* speakthe a very eulirements to the depot at Oils again During vote of thanks to the visiting for the branch. DERFUL MONEY -SAVING OPPORTUNITIES. individually each is out to an we can assUre entire tati.sfaction. The president, Sir. R. D. ers. Mama thirty new members being a financial success. This will stated, few months the foundation of the daoce. duet To anyone In doubt as tJ whether the in every conceivable assist has novelty the time first be the chair. only the and occupied Lane, branch.. work can be done Ley the nova under avert received into the branch has been built up. Austra- flint. -Fully- seized of what will cis the very able tuition of Mr. Max. O'The secretary, Mr. P. J. Hackett, Accounts fur printing, electric been presented in Western time will tell when the objective for Neill we Invite Inspection of half a bee shown sue within seven or eight weeks, which the League generally was reported that Mr. Hugh Mahon had light. etc.. were passed for payment. lia; in fact -it has tunerbefog. dozen pairs nr boots made In the ordibeing are them from suggestions nary way by the boys at Clontarr. GLASSWAIIE. was resolved that meetings of in the Commonwealth AND formed has been achieved. With expressed his willingness to repreIt CHINAWARE IN SPECIALS to headquarcolmnunicated daily These boots are the new article, and Convention cornat the sent the branch the energetic in held and be in General. Stunts the branch would a good, strong of fortifying idea the with all ters. will compare with anything on show The membership is future on the first Monday in every neat with SETS, DINNER mittee to assist them the officers in Melbourne. side-shows -Porcelain of Semi Ih the city shops as working boots for charge he White To those, in might incline to that English Crystal anything is very satis300, which branch. now about lively and broken 111 materials used youths and men, predict a strong month. to be installed at the Westralia Fair, tveak The interest is most cheerembossed edge, superior quality ware, and very durable, are absolutely solid and strong, and the both socially and otherwise, within factory indeed. the executive would again urge on ful indeed, and not now but in the pieces can be replaced. 32 piece set, with 6 soup plates, for 59/6. reflectsp meetof the was the course It During Park) months. of couple (Victoria the next Thomas Davis ae I: g:neralrra:sT t:othos concerned them the desirability of forwarding near future is this association going Waite Fluted, Dainty Shape, 21 by Ehglish China TEASET, Branch. decided to meet after evening de- ing musical items were rendered progress reports, in writing, of what to be a greater tower of strength Pieces,Pa ssA:c, Tim we Mr. the mpys a chance." The and each of Hilda Tyers were Miss Sunday branch first of this the votions oil The members attention giving In doing. are Irrespective they central depot our efforts for charity. convenience of in month. the venue being St. Pat- Bickley. addressed on July 17th by Mr. W. English Milk JUGS, plain white, good bold shape, 11 pint, 1/11; 2 the ground, it of any personal experience. the simnel for one thing appeal to those will ,The business over, the syllabus Dwyer, LL.B., who. on rising, re- to the items to be on of our readers WWI care to assist a pint, 2/3; 3 pint, 5/11. rick's Hall. The next meetingbueithrough Executive have had of the Uglies worthy (Meet. The item, "A Prepared Paper on the ceived at most enthusiastic recep- is most essential in going be held on August 7th. 2 pint, 4/6; to 1) pint, 3/6; time 1 pint, from are and decorations, the correspondence TEAPOTS, pretty Jet of what they are doing, the Irish Parliamentary of History completed. with being recently evening the dealt of ness Having 4/11; 3 pint, 5/1L time. and this process is carried on continuing to do, a recent invitaParty: Ilts Life and Death and tion. Gentlemen! gentlemen, gentlemen: the meeting was closed. Self -Determination in two able and every day that diaries of their ad- tion to one of their meetings has Consequences," was placed before comprehensive addresses Mr. Dwyer Floater Flower 130WLS, plain white, gin. across, with perforated Rise! be before the commit- convinced them still further of the Flower Floating block for arranging flowers. 12/6; ditto., 8in. the audience by Mr. John Cawley. displayed remarkable originality in vanceforshould Charge to the toast which we honLord Edward Fitzgerald (South comThe are consideration. they work tee noble grand and BOWL, 6/6. The speaker concluded his discourse the manner in which he again made our and prize! Fremantle) Branch. hope mention of this be re- daily performing: and what struck Rise to the anthem! and make the The ordinary fortnightly meeting by saying: -"The lesson I learn his subject so interesting. On this mittee Etched Circle TUMBLER, # pint, 5/6 half dozen. for it is a matter the visitors snore than another was Fitzgerald from the history of the past forty occasion he stressed the Australian collected by all and hall ring, Edward of the Lord urgent. important their unflinching solidarity and eis Drink to our King! who is truly a We have just opened a very fine assortment of TOILET SETS, in. Branch, South Fremantle, was held years (behind which I did not go viewpoint of Self -Determination" for most erness to. do something that was Display of PrOduce. all marked King! colours: self in also designs, and latest decorations in the Nelson -street Hall at 3 p.m. in this paper) is that constitution. Ireland. In his well-known logical the with actuated Drink it in whisky or drink it in Up to time of writing, nothing practicalone alldesire on Sunday, July 17th. Mr. T. Al- alism unless backed by something manner he psoved that Australia, at FAIR PRICES. help to the the wine! ford (vice-president), in the absence else is of little value, and although now sharing responsibility in "the definite is known regarding cause of sweet noble the Draik it in monopole vintage of the president (Mr. B. T. Daly), great reforms were secured in the foreign policy of the Empire, cannot show. It is to be regretted that no in and wish to give aid to the SPECIALS IN PHOTO. FRAMES AND FANCY GOODS. divine! who was indisposed, occupied the system of land tenure by constitu- afford to be silent when there is a one feels inclined to 'take interest charity personTheir needy. the and poor great by the But aided All who, alas! may have colds to means, large tional very a direction. over settlement a valuable in such question of a permanent chair, and presided Post Card FRAMES, 7in. a 3.,,, in lin. pressed Pine, dark ur light. .elimina- of the relations between Great Bri- this fact is at least known, and the nel, it was noted, coneisted of genendure gathering. New meelbers were weapon of boycott. which in life, and 8d. Drink it in Woods' Great Pepperinformation is published fur fear tlemen of all stationsfifty and after the gen- ted that viper, the "land-grabber," tain and Ireland. enrolled, in confermint Cure. those to hold, 2 decorations, copper vote of anyone should care to undertake there were close on is Fancy Grey Post Card FRAM A most enthusiastic eral business was discussed the it must be remembered that the classes thanks brought the meeting to a the work that, fur a start, a lady in ence on the date that the committee cards. 1/11. vice-president introduced Mr. O'Sul- reforms were as between themselves thing, "What's Wrong with Ireland?' 5 hold Perth is willing to donate a fair par- were present, aon recognised close. to light, divan, who was the speaker for the of the people of 'Ireland or dark in Pine, tendissues. Post Card FRAMES, Ilin. Press,' upon Mr. O'Sullivan deliver- and had little or no bearing Notice. cel of home-made jams, pickles and determining afternoon. Cards, 2/1L happiness and to afford LIKITI7112.12. on tee the political and economic relaof the like for display. As has. been ing to ed a very eloquent address A meeting of the committee with those less favoured Englann. cheer with Ireland' Leations of of the method Ry Father J. T. McMahon, NI A.. the Fancy Grey Enlargement FRAMES, 18in. x. 14in., with copper derepeatedly, cause so and explained is called for SunIrish Question branch above the those than treasure world's queswere in this 7/6. tocorations, gue, which had the gathering work- When these relations was of no day. Jule 31st. at R.14 p.m. Every to pursue is simply to garner Will be given iii the Constitutionalism pro- who are more fortunate. The numed up to a pitch of enthusiasm. The tion. is specially requested to be gether groceries of all kinds, Matting Attache CASES, leather corners, and leather bound, lein.. are constant PARISH HALL, HIGHGATE, the people were deceived and member 6/1L 16in.. duce of every description, donated, bers at such meetings 5/11; 14in., import4/11; is 12in., branch gathered very much from avail: business 3/11; the as, present. inceppromises always broken is and regular, and never since On the speaker's remarks, which were cajoled by usual fortnightly meeting of course, and when the whole the Leatherette 'Aar BOXES, 1/4. tion of this organisation has an atA on the flimsiest of excuses, and at ant. The of a very interesting nature. which was to have been held on obtained make a display of the tendance been less than this averTUESDAY. AUGUST and, 1921. that fact to the (Ireland awoke last acby them on of carried dispose wares and was to postponed vote of thanks it has cerIn Aid of Sports' Stall, Highgate hers if she wanted it. she July 31st has been ground. For example, a lady under- age of fifty; on occasioas clamation to Mr. O'Sullivan. and the what was more. But . Bazaar. must take, hence the great and sue- August 7th. takes to run the stall. She gets tainly been very much branch extends to him a hearty wedbrightly' looms that present the thing of the TICKETS and 1/. come whenever he finds time to eessful development The committee desire to thank around her a staff of assistants, is most marked, is and all, above to secure, movement. like to each it will be also whose duty would to We come along. those who so kindly helped Mrs Keating and Miss Fox strength, a trait It has been said, and said truly. all rian..-e in say, ten tins of jam, another half a their numerical and party see some more of the speakers from euchre she make (-Organisers. of Ireland's soul lacking sadly so far as male helpers Perth who have not yet had the that thetoawakening of the St Vincent de Paul Stall. dozen packets of preserves, so many for the present objectve is concernthe Gaelic revival move - aid having of condiments and after a great success. privilege of coming to South Fre- is due which 15 Sibiaco, such about started was ment, forare not they_ trust mantle. 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seeing a good sprinkling of new IRISH-AUSTRALIAN of members. LEEDERVILLE. day (it was April pi we went into SOCIETIES. At the last sleeting a message town and met him, and he took us was received from the Victoria Park A meeting of the Annual Ball to the big Franciscan Church, in branch, inviting the members to a YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. Church-street. If ever you go to Committee was held in the school- CELEBRATION AT THE CONVENT OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, party and dance in the new Dublin, this is the way to find this room after Mass last Sunday. All LEEDERVILLE, WA. The meeting was opened in the euchre at Victoria Park on Tuesday church: Follow the River Liffey the ladies came out smiling, and being usual manner with the singing of hall pleasure crowning Home. The community Shepherd where so Good spot the work The 2nd. The invitation next, August with to the satisfied seemed until you come Sol glorious fes- a large assemblage on the afternoon the Sinn Fein Anthem, "The St. Patrick crossed over the Bridge fars done, and with the unmistak- have had a rare and Doherty, was gladly accepted, and it is hoped P. Song," Miss dier's of and celebration ladies of the then recent in the inst. tickets 24th ago; tival the a The of that large parts will a journey to was years success. 1,500 of signs able of Hurdles, Auntie's answer to her letter being accompanist to the the Park on Tuesday next. FOR THE "WEE ONES." too. turn up the little street next the from all accounts are going very their Sister Assistant Mary of St. gentlemen who are devoting their AJL.C.M.,Miss G. Begley, with much nice one, and Auntie is pleased, boys. 2/6 of of cause sends Jubilee the to FaGolden energies see and supply Lalor's Yevart, will fresh Teresa time of a you the need and and together, well, Four Courts, Mrs. Hennessy. sans "The Rosary." Miss The Branch has decided to show for Adding the two "pleases" Profession. Fifty years ago on the the Good Shepherd Appeal. These feeling,Finnegan Those ther Augustine's Church. is already being entertained. for the "wee ones," in gratitude recited "Fontenoy." appreciation of its elected presidents inter- the quotient is happiness. On next Tuesday in the old Coun- 16th inst., Feast of Our Lady of good friends were invited by the Shies beautiful piece brings tii by presenting certificates to them favours received through the in addition. I like best. He Comforted the Men of Raster sums the are This to the and Community Mother Rev. cil Chambers, Leederville (right on Mount Cannel, she pronounced cession of St. Anthony. 2/6 and a So Comberdale is getting a wet the Republican at the end of twelve months' offithat mind Week. all the tram route) a euchre party and four vows of a Good Shepherd Re- witness an entertainment given by one's is typical of the "wild geese" cership. The Hibernian certificate Bessy McGuire sends and I am sure father andThe time, I Army is such dear. to camat AbbotsHome Augustine the of Bessy Chris. Mcthe Convent ligious in My, but Father the "children" dance will be held. Mrs. nice letter. Thanks, at Fontenoy. Shiela can a said to be a work of art, and no in Comberdale are smiling. the a big man! And he has a big beard Carthy and Miss D. Kelsail, BA., ford, Victoria, the Provincial House memorate the golden jubilee. It who fought am very gratelhe to this grand recita- other friendly society certificate can cabbages will not mind, andswelled Three very of Australasia, whence Sister was was the privilege of a represents- well doAjustice wears a big brown habit; so are the secretaries. and have should piano selection by Mr. Bul- compare with it in beauty and decauliflowers tion. be good prizes are being offered. The transferred to Leederville branch in tive of THE RECORD to be prewould I think Eileen Begins Well. might you my that are They was :istened to with great in - sign. heads after the rain. City, at frightened of him. But 1 was not music will be very bright and lively, 1905. Her Golden Jubilee was cele- rent at the culminating iunctim of livant 10 Ware -street, Boulder Mollie, dear, flowers, Walsh sang "Ireland J. Mr. terest. The syllabus item after the last favourite we he just July 17, 1921. is a practical one, frightened of him at all, forthe little and the refreshments of the damn- brated primarily and with religious the festivities, and rarely have Nation." It is not often the meeting took the form of a secret to table. Your idea getting tiest. in fact everything required to solemnity on Saturday, the 16th, enjoyed a performance so interest. amembers new cards loves little children, and Dear Aunt Bessy,-I was glad am I nghasvietin, pleasure of heaonr-. auction. when and It proved to be one of all love I am as that givsee my first letter in print. postal printed I shall see how I can carry boys and girls of Dublin While he make a very pleasant, harmonious, when Pontifical High Mass was sung ing and so pleasurable after the most successful items held for a Most en by the children at this retreat ing Jack's itssheyp.ceortinhleyrty too. and social evening. in the Convent Chapel by sending in my card with ainspector ;t into practice. No, I haven't been Father Augustine, shallreriatendt considerable time. Excitement at Daddy, Christian Char; Mercy Love, The Rev. Dr. Clune, CSS.R., Archbishop for some time. was talking to Mamma and note for £1 3s 6d. times ran high, and no end of the in- more. and to Viet, -la Square visit of Perth, with Right Rev. J. Creagh, he held me close to him, and .I play- knelt right in front, and remind to forget before came to our school on Friday, Miss O'Doh. not Charity." merriment shall of I Sister was but caused when the na"A In beads class. C.SS.R., as deacon:. Rev. T. Hayes, stitution and a first acquaintance Mollie's existed with the great big Rosary I passed into the fifth up big Mass began the Archbishop asked O.M.I., sub -deacon; and Very Rev. with the Community, it was in arty is always ready with some ture of the articles auctioned beour Sister Retnardine ofher. I am glad that he wears at his belt; such the afternoon we broke wefor have see which I do he me ComDaddy if would give piece, came sentimental known. when touching The profit ence from the them as big as man munion during Mass or before Mass. B. Fagan. P.P., V.F., master of cere- every respect a most instructive never fails to impress the members. evenires will mid -winter holidays, and had such a pleasant ones-each ofDaddy go towards furthering told him what Daddy said, "During Mass." When monies. There were nineteen priests visit, and the kindly and cheerful and Tom Rosa and.heyou When bles. Then party. Masgot a fortnight. Doreen Doherty and birthday Miss P. the by interests at duet of A the time Hibernian Stall in itself. are and We How is my we had come for that morning, Au- the time came, Sister Mary Mel present, also representatives from welcome was a happiness will write to you later on. both Doherty was "good -oh." They in the forthcoming parish bazaar. Kal- is your turn to come?Love Kindness and good naoire beamed ter J. "The various religious communities, you you should have heard Father to going to have a bazaar in Smile, Vincent? up the of Your took me to altar rails and Sunshine friend old sang The and last social and dance was held Doreen The Jubilarian was conducted to in the faces of the good $isters, gustine laugh! But he was very then knelt behind me, holding in goorlie and Boulder shortly. arid we both, from your loving, Mr. on Thursday, July 14th. It was and earned hearty applause.Green," and was a pleased. II know, because he held me her hand a lighted candle, which the Chapel processionally by her smiles were verywhere. and I are learning music, AUNT BESSY. recited "The great success, a record number of a dull and weary place R. Brennan much We get THE not Religion chanting the surely Sisters in tighter. like it very much. Mr. fixed was in a small bouquet. The hymn Ave Maris Stella, which re- that Home of the Gsiod Shepherd which was appreciated. patrons being like I present. Confesand first my A feature made had Sunday, Herself. I every After Phyllis is Enjoying RECORD moved and pleased every- of the evening was the dance music I me Archbishop was wearing a lovely red echoed melodiously through the overlooking the Cit' of Perth. Re- Higginswith sion, Father Augustine gave reading the Children's Corner. vestment, and Daddy and Mamma peaceful cloister. "Kelly, the Boy from supplied by tie newly-formed or-. 10 Salisbury -road. Kalgoorlie. body of St. will a Sisters I and so the from Pictures presentatives news, Holy Immediately my lovely all some you July 18, 1921. have told gave a chestra. everybody said it was just a preceding The members of the orthat we all and the Jubilarian (who walk- Joseph, Fremantle, the Christian Killane." Mr. Courtney now draw my letter to a close. With Dear Aunt Bessy,-41 suppose yoe Prayer book, and after chestra had only one practice tophotos. wonderful sight to see Dr. Mannix ed 'between Rev. Mother and an Brothers, and prominent citizens splendid exhibition of a hornpipe. love to yourself and the "wee ones." will think I have forgotten you, went outside and had our see apfull his Finnegan, with in red vestments leaning over Una Miss gether big gathering before Juy 14th, so that how the You will be able to Sister) were four little were amongst -Your loving niece, me, all dressed in white. and Sister attendant of its pathetic beauty. re - things may 'be expected from good but such is not the case. We have taken. this so-called "Angels of the Jubilee" which filled the large dormitory, predation EILEEN BARRY. just The finished our exam., and I think happy we all were. Good-bye." Mall. Patriot's all in black, holding "A the cancited direction my and patience in the energy I said futere. by the you But I forgot to tell (Mary O'Mahony and Elsie Mc - which, Dear Eileen,-I am very I was successful. We are now havdle, behind. My boys responded with "The Land of the Sisters had and Daddy Father. "children" for the of in Irish Grade. who carried the prayers large, decormycheque enjoying am We had such a lovely breakfast Machree" Mr. Bullivant recitgrateful to you for the nice ones." ing holidays, and I remind him afterwards then Mollie Dwyer been improvised into a concert hall Gra self very much. I have already said that that would We Beat the Favourite." Reports Must Reach This Office by in the Convent, and ated candles:McGrade, you have sent for the 'wee bearing be- and gaily decorated for the occa- ed "How and Bernice Annie of the morning in which he heard after that we all went is the first time we've had the You are a very good little niece, and asket my sisters to write. but into the This with opened brave of the The programme MIDDAY WEDNESDAY the the last Confessions tween them the salver, on which eion. to Mr. Bullichapel again. Dr. Cotter, of 1 congratulate you on your success says she will write soon, the pleasure Easter Week before they Bishop of Portsmouth, who is such was placed the "Golden Wreath.") an excellently read address of greet- vant recite, listening For Insertion in Current Week's really it was a and rest consider themselves too old. men ofshot at sehool. I hope your holidays the to soldiers; the "children" one of by English ing the by were Issue, great friend of Dr. Mannix, was These "Holy Innocents" sat on spe- Jubilarian, who was present wear- Pleasant surprise. Miss G. Begley will be spent very pleasantly. Dor Will you please send me a collectthey always said their asinging because Mass, he sings so beauti- cially -prepared seats, making a sweet again responded and sang "That een and Tons haven't written yet. ing card, and I will do my best for so the "wee ones." I am going tc prayers in Irish, and so does Father fully. After and Miss Mother of Mine." that Irish Mass, the Old but I am expecting them to do ReverThe attention oi members and Augustine. end Mother gave me a beautiful shortly. I have heard of the great make my first Holy Communion Alice Lardi recited "Her Husband's friends is drawn to a beautifully of next month. We started making a Goodbye to Ireland. prayer -book, and then Dr. Mannix bazaar that is coming along one be Return." The moral contained in dressed .doll, which is on view at many too it will are hope there my I garden. but gave me a lovely photograph of these fine days, and this piece was eagerly consumed by Craven's, the chemist, in BarrackAnd now I must tell you of yesterday himself. with his own signature on a great success. I am glad that you pepper trees for things to grow. I first Holy Communion, all the "male" members, and Miss street, Perth. The dull is to be rafme, but I wid it. Well, it was really not a photo are interested in your music, and will close now, as news is scarce. Lardi has their deepest appreciation. fled, and the proceeds will go to the dear Oh morning. Cor- With love to yourself and the :'wee nearly We of himself, Mr. O'Sullivan then addressed the Hibernian Stall. all! but a that you like the Children's very at photo it of a paintforget never Buy a ticket and ones."-Your loving niece. it! ing of himself which was signed by meeting at some -length on the cable help the cause. ner. You must write to me missed and in slept PHYLLIS BYRNE. to back Sir John Lavery, news from Ireland, the peace prooften and tell me all about your sneaked and the photo was Daddy When a I he football club was of the society letter the your of playmates.-Your and Phyllis,dear, studies and your signed by Sir John. as well as by posals, and the activities he stopped in one place League. met a team of Highgate Ifibernians AUNT BESSY. pleasant surprise. I am delighted Ireland loving, his Grace. Irish Self-Determination Mamma and 1 stopped at another on Suaday the last. A report of the cc still are you one confidence to know "let He expressed his utmost The First Australian Child. place, a long way away. But s ill be found in the sportA Search for the Evariastine. Golden Mile. Isn't that the rght day Daddy sent word for us to shift and belief in President De Valera. match ing When the column Archbishop you gave of THE me RECOAD. Mogumber, July 10, 1921. district gulden the great a give Greshave term to He said the Irish city and stop' in the Dear Aunt Bessy,-The long win- belong to? I'm proud that you into the to this photo he said: "Now, Patsie, statesman and politician and paHotel until we were ging then this will serve to remind you of ter evenings give us more time for haven't forgotten me; so many ham did, and triot at their head, and he was con- FREMANTLE CATHOLIC MEN'S we So Ireland. leave of fond as your First Holy not Communion. It is SOCIETY. writing, but I am I sin glad year holidays and have; Friday, on fident that Mr. De Valera would came Daddy writing as I am of reading. Lately are bringing you e as ch pleasure. suddenly we must hurry up and say very strange that the first occasion defend the Irish principles to the I have read of Gamma Galgani. I shall be glad to get a letter freers and said to everyone that day and on which I ever remember admin. people Irish the for and obtain (From the last, society's Correspondent:, istering the First Holy Communion Have you ever read about her life? Annie. and I don't see why your goodbye nothing less than what they demand The syllabus item for last Thursthe boat at night. Oh, we I to a little Australian child should What a beautiful life she led. of enjoined the sisters should think themselves catch He right. other lots and day as just week was set dawn because as an Ausrush, a would like to tell you something too old for the Corner. I have seve- had such hid- have been here in London." audience to gain as many members tralian niges. There was a large people we wanted to see were The Daddy told the Archbishop then about leer. but I suppose you haveif ral very nice grown-ups with me in ing Self -Deter 'LEEDERVilLLE. Trish the for attendance possible Tans. SHEPHERD, of the,..bers as and GOOD present, THE and OF Black HOME the from that I had offered up my First already read her life. Tell me the Corner: helping, encouraging, urination League. Mr. R. Brennan the proceedings were marked with we said goodbye to gave Holy Communion so that his Grace you have. I am reading the "Life and entertaining their younger nie- 'fast aone and looking then spoke. He, like Mr. Sullivan, enthusiasm throughout, pra :tically wreath goiden for her tog Fight snowy "The in their devotion book, of Picture lovely might return safely to Australia.icture as had the utmost confidence and as- every member contributing one or If they me of the Cure of Ars" ("Cure D'Ars"). ces and nephews and me. and he wrote in it in and stay there. After that I said frocks, veils, and wreaths, relieved as anunated, as vigorous, and It is a nice book to read. I am don't want to be too old, let them Freedom," of her sisters surance in the President and the more Australian songs. The Friday and Daddy says that I must by golden ribbons, as they knelt by joyous as the youngest the Hail Mary in Irish for his Sister's doing very well with the ten shilling always remain young, and II shall Irish, great of the It told the religion. in Ireland. He stresses! Ire- evening following a social and dance -care of it. because Grace. and Bishop Cotter, and juthetarrevered Jubilarian before God's long and faithful work fur God and people of A friend gave me five shil- not know the difference. We make take note. land's claim as an Australian, and was held in St. Patrick's Hall, which Tans might murder him Bishop Fogarty. Bishop and her eslings. With this I am to take ten ourselves old when we have no need Black and zeal, her we virtues, souls-her deny the Irish people the adjoins the society's rooms, and all, if we minute. Last of upon Sae entry of his Grace the timable life spent in charity ,and said 'of Capetown, and the Sistickets for the Foundlings. Will you to. I shall send a card, my little at any right up to the top of the Sherry. and liberty which we our- turned out to be the best of its ters, and then we went off, feeling Asicuu.snup, Sue Lonvent choir em - those golden deeds that when her freedom please give me the names of ten friend, and I am grateful to you for climbed Pillar, steps we cannot hope to be kind since the society's inception. of enjoy, selves hundreds so happy. and yet so sad when we eien.y renuereu . e.cce- oaceriaus children to represent the Found- wanting to help the "wee ones." Nelson round and life work is done will we hope merit true to ourselves or to the eternal Items were contributed _by the folround, and had cthhoatrigiel,t,tilieof wph000 rwaNsIrns.otMaallnonwixed ', azinui,u,Lrein.g tion We had a walk out on the I am delighted to know that you running lings? crown golden her for of righteousness upon lowing:-Miss McLernln, Messrs. principles dear old Dublin. a sthAle ass"canrenu hills to find everlasting plants for are to make your first Holy Com- a 'last look at for tea, we rushed to Heaven. Following the ad- which Democracy is founded. Mr. J. Percy Swain, J. Fox, P. O'Callaghan. in We rushed see the Archbishop just for a me,- Vino xetrumsam acre exceilenuy dress of O'Grady then moved a vote of and A. Nash. our school garden, but only found munion next month., It will be a company a came rushwe The floor, which is a and isle waconralyuctokrnsonwipri as very happy day for you, I'm sure. Westland Row station, ment. a few. Well, dear Aunt Bessy, in the children, who gave a nice ex- thanks to the two speakers, which new one, was in splendid order. and ship at Dun Laogliaire. This morning we all went to Vic- Asturi.igb,MUnrianeerro Pretty news is scarce about here, I willi. May the Blesssd Mathes and your ed on to theand Tans were all at the of Irish dancing. Mr. O'Connell, awl Miss McLernon supplied delightful hibition by seconded was Station to see his Grace start Perth. bring my short letter to a close. Guardian Angel be very near you The Black they stared so hard at toria tableaux symbolising "the call to carried by the members with accla- music. for Australia. There was such During an interval after Mass the am sending you a bundle of about on that blessed morning-Your lov- ship, and that well pour- mation. The President (Mr. R. The society's went onto the ship, cheering and singing, but Daddy psalm benedictus was beautifully the religious life" were parts Mr. W. A. Will send ing, everybody five thousand stamps being Walsh) announced that ,an evening Hoey, in the president, BESSY. AUNT different course of a few reas a trayed-the With love to and walked about everywhere with will tell you all about that. Next and devotionally rendered you more later on. night the dosing showie well one Saturd enacted, on held Ise But wouli hands. marks, thanked the ladies for attendtheir in week we are going to Belgium to quartette by Kev. Fathers Butler, ing five golden rose decades enumtheir revolvers Nellie's Return. yourself and the "wee ones."-Your Finnegan, of Mrs. home next at the as it was pray at poor Uncle Willie's grave, Dunne, McMahon, and O'Callaghan. ing in such large nambers. the ship went at last, just Holyhead Wattle Grove, Coolup. loving niece, the five special merits of the in aid of the stall that the society co-operation of tne ladies wasThea to and then I am going to go to school His Grace the Archbishop after - erating July 19, 1921. getting dark. We got VIVIENNE KEHOE. Jubilarian-Fervour, Activity, In- is running in aid of the Appeal for great asset es he society, as and in Paris until night, the of they and middle most eloquent the we a in go home on to delivered Auswards promised again, Dear Aunt Bessy,--I terest, Triumph, and HoliftessHome of the Good Shepherd, could .'e ;ouch to induce their husI am glad to hear from you there we had to rush again ontoanda tralia again. Heaps and heaps of touching allocution, taking for hw made an exquisite setting. The the is helped a large number of mem- bands. sees, and brothers, to Le my dear Vivienne. You were once my return from the EasternWeStates It sleep, to I went Re love Then and kisses Christ, from of had train. 'Mamma "Come, Spouse trip. and text but about my to tell you greetings from Angers, the Home of bers and their friends will attend a very punctual little niece, was Deeds,, and eamr darling grand: and enjoyed our the next thing I remember saying, ceive the Crown Prepared for You the Order in France, Ireland, Ab- and help in this most .worthy cause, come members. you seem to have slackened in your a very nice holiday -Australian me and child. As Catholic socials have been very PATSIEBRYAN. line Mamma shaking From All Eternity." His Grace said botsford, and ILeederville were well which has the Society's most tin visits to us. Reading, you say, has trip on the Trans returning. in are we up; wake PS-Please tell Aunt Besse that he had selected this quotation from spoken, and left nothing to be de- divided and enthusiastic support. few in Fremantle during the last The "Patsie, Patsie, more attraction for you than writ- both going and I will few St. years it is the intention of the write her of a beds long Feast the London." for the and letter good, from the Office monovery meals are tabA distinctively nice sired. the meeting an old mem- society ing. Well, reading should not Paris.-Pattie, to hold them monthly. The xxxxxxxxxx Teresa, the Jubilarian's patron saint, leau was that which represented "a herDuring comfortable, and the scenery from See Archbishop Mannix. who for some time has been en- great success ' police all your leisure moments. of Friday's event gives were very is applicable how Adelaide to was remarked It and message from Ireland," from Kil- joying a vacation, forced on by Ill should like you to have a little lean- Port Augusta Well, it was ail so funny. KEEP 'FLU AT BAY. A place called the Devil's only 5 o'clock in the morning, and those words upon such a glorious dare, the birthplace of the Jubilar- health, appeared in cur ranks again promise of many a pleasant evening towards writing also. I am sure nice. ing be to ve each era titn-s. .the imposing seven all be seen when of Gem Peak can occasion, With Germ -Killing Peps. and a charming duet, "The in the person of Mr. P. Clifford. The The first of ,t in the new future. found the life were open. So Mamma you the monthly socials was that ian, On reaching no Ishops instructive view being different. Land of Gra Machree" won great members were pleased that Mr. Clif- fixed Galgani most had a nice hot bath on the ma A reappearance of dreaded inflw joyful environments might and for Thursday, 28th, admisto train by a rehearsal out to we went compared be until enza is recorded in many districts. morning It was a Melbourne applause. Of many pretty items in ford had fully recovered from his sion free, and interesting. station, and passed the time us at which all Catholics jubilations eternal in the for earth on took a ribbon dance the entertainment Daddy equally were Then and life of patience, mortification, and my uncle's, and we stayed three indisposition, So far. fortunately, the disease is breakfast. were invited to attend. A euchre three have in Heaven I place them. take with will which by 12 of the "children" was most at- pleased to welcome him back once tournament was to be conducts suffering-but greater than all obe- weeks to the Strand Cornet not of the same virulent ci tt big a big bus of St. Teresa will tractive. The Australian Flag was more. dience to God's Holy Will. Yes, I uncles, and each have nice them. The meeting closed with the society's large room for the beneraged in recent winters, and its when Sister Mary House at Trafalgar Square to have on Good of sheep the Great plenty from with to hear places one day was unfurled, and the song, "Australia the singing of "God Save Ireland." fit of those who did not read of Genuna Galgani, and. more general symptoms are scarcely breakfast. After that we went dance. As A edified by her beautiful innocence We had plenty of milk, cream, but- such a big shop in Oxford -street, distinguishable from those of a sud Shepherd Himself that soul-thrilling Ever," exquisitely rendered. the event takes place after this recousins, "Come, My Spouse, Re - comic item ,"Three Young Maids, St, Patrick's Branch II.A.C.B.S., and patience. The other "life" you ter and eggs. I met all my Selfridges, to buy my first Com- den chill or "feverish" cold. Take invitation, port has been sent in, it will be re the Crown I have prepared for and Three Old Maids of Lee," se; No. 142. are now reading is also a truly sweet Three of them lost their motherso just munion dress. It was such a lovely infection -killing Peps tablets at the ceive come potted on in next week's i we we arrived, to will lead you before I and weeks that two one with first onset-when you feel the head- you; everyone laughing their heartiest white one, and I am very pleased bought-a we dress 'she The elocution class is 4°Making portals of endless bliss." . . . . laugh. "The Brown Paper Farthe your choice of reading matter is so never met that aunty. though The fortnightly meeting of some yellow spots on it, the Pope's ache and chilly feeling, the raw dry- the visit. our to encouragforward his very looking of was the course mind In another entertaining above Society was held in the Hi- great progress, and Mr. Jas. Bolger cal" was very well selected. Feed your ness of throat, or vague pains in the and colours. lunch we went down that is highly pleased at the attendances remarked 'his Grace to ing address and a good store sketch, provided with their precious fruits, dear child, We then went on to Sydney, inst., Bro. the 21st limbs. Peps Hall on are an bernian invaluable preAfter the life of a fervent, faithful Rale of merriment. "The Dear Little Grogan presiding. Bro. lIoyne, who Mr. Bolger has promised a gold Hammersmith, ventive, sweet thoughts and good deeds will met my uncles, aunties, and cousins, weeks. Nazareth House, at the Di- Shamrock," which was, represented has been ill some time, was granted medal to the niembzr who can give make you happy. I am glad you anw stayed with them two The powerful air-like medicines gious, during fifty years.in to see Archbishop Mannix. We were St. of top best rendering of Tennyson's on us up took Uncle your 10/with t seeing are doing so well d given off by Peps tablets as they eine service, shows Itse as one be six of the "children," the Bell sick -pay; also Bros. Whiffon, Neehad a so pleased to see dissolve in the mouth are antiseptic itong, bright train o f li ght . gleaming Dance, and a humorous recitation, son and Burke. It has been the "Chargethe of the tight Beineriggadetoon note. Here are ten nice names for Mary's Cathedral. and weI will pnidearkdnoawnawppays tell competition of Sydney. to view shows lovely It "The should cloister. Goblins Will Catch which, hrough the You if your "wee ones," and germicidal, and they go straight us, too, because after I kissed custom for this branch to hold itmionrthrejtakaesewspeeopiasl, and he has I sat you ever make theiracquaintance, you more about Sydney next letter. the weak spot where the cold us the virtue of one who, in youth, You Don't Watch Out," were loud- annual Hibernian ,ball; this ar Thursdayi) ring he kept hold of me, sceolmec I am sure you will like:-Teresa, Love to the "wee ones" and your on the edge of chair. He knew and influenza germs have got afoot- had consecrated herself to her Crea- ly applauded. Nice singing, exqui- they have asked ' the District adjudicator. Members are reminded Dominic, Padrag, Mary Ellen, Mol- self.-Your 'ovine niece a hold. Peps are thus speedily eff,.. tor: who, spurning every earthly site tableaux, pretty dancing and Board to carr out e was a girl this ism me; not like with e, and NELLIE MCCARTHY. the good treatment of the various parts this end in view the District Board that the elocution class will be held lie, Vincent. Brigid, Clement, Lucy, ago in Australia, when he five, because they are breathed di- love, had cried out, "Thou art long time on Tuesday evening next. Nellie, dear, I am very pleased said I was "a fine little boy! ' rectly into the throat, air -tubes and God of my Heart, the God Who is chosen marked the entertainment has sent out circulars to the differ, and Rose. I think Dominic will win The syllabus item for next There for ever." . . . Offer- throw shout.. "The children"are to alit branches asking for delegates the note, because, I'm told he is that you have keed your promise, When the Sisters knew I was go- lungs. The ease the chesty wonderevening is set down as an Irish very lucky. He's always in mis- and returned to the Corner Ceon:7 fully. and are a soothing remedy for ing cingratulations to the happy Jte be congratulated on the success of from each to attend a meeting trig to make my first Holy to day Night, and members arc requested bestowed pleasing through very wins nice not only a a very was been what generally what to have Archbishop he seems the chief. but munlon the next morning tn Y cough, throat soreness and other bilanan, Bros. J. be held on August 7th. I am SUIll were all so pleased. The Reverend symptoms. upon her the Papal Blessing sent, but a unique tribute to the good Hart and D. Leahy were appointed without a scratch or a smack. Do- holiday in the East Irish poem scores THE or song. All those who whom that Assistant, your delighted to see Father Sister blue eyes were Holy RErelatives by Our big through him, has Mother most minic success. Peps are Australia's gave me such a lovely represent this branch. Attention store the you, and I am really sorry your dear wreath and veil, and said they ful and widely -used remedy for win- the Pope; also the blessing of Most CORI) hopes will live to celebrate to every time. Fancy for h' was drawn to the misleading report wasn't would have everything ready for ter coughs, colds, chills, bronchitis, Rev. Dr. Cattaneo, the Apostolic her diamond jubilee. An exquisite in THE RECORD dealing with the (or it by proposing a new member. everlastings being so scarce, but per- auntie (R.I.P.) who died and all dangers threatening throat, Delegate of Australasia. At the tableau; "God Bless the Friends we question of an increase in the Dis- There are still hundreds in and haps it's rather early for them to spared to see you. Uncle was very .the 8 o'clock Mass. chest, or lungs. Get a box to -day conclusion of his amiable discourse Love," completed the programme. crict be showing themselves. Thanks, in- good to give you such a pleasant filet Secretary's salary at the last aroond Fremantle who only need to In. Slept Heady from your chemist or store. his Grace proceeded with the cere- and the National Anthem closed a Conference. at appears that ' the be asked to join up. deed, for the bundle of stamps; I view of Sydney from dear old St. Members requiring invitations for Mary's. Your letter was interestAfter we left Regent House we monied prescribed for the Jubilar- delightful entertainment. am very grateful.-Your loving was not discussed at all. sacred A dainty afternoon tea was sere- matter for the annual ball which AUNT BESSY. in and you must write sewn soon went to the Regent Palace Hotel, man's solemn renewal of the worthy president, Bro. Crogan, friends the takes in Piccadilly. But we were just as and place on August 31st are reago, years fifty and tell me more about Sydnen made vows ed fur the visitors. UNDRWOOD BUSINESS recently the misfortune to lose quested to hand their lists to the with symbolical Rev. Brother Moore, on behad AUNT BESSY. tired as could be, and after Daddy Mal's Grand Idea. Your loving, terminated, formula fellow -Bros. all his and mother, his at secretary as soon as possible. It had told the porter to call us Glanmore, Coomberdak, July 17. placing upon the Sister's head a half of the Rev. Mother, Sis extends to him their deepest s COLLEGE ' is the desire of the committee to Dear Aunt Bessy,--1 thank you half past six in the morning, and to wreath of golden flowers and leaves, pathy. Assistant. and exCommunity, send an invitation to ever Catholic for the nice answer that you gave have a taxi ready at 7 o'clock, we her "Jubilee Crown." feicratthiteuirdepresteoncethAeisr St/SINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. in Fremantle who dances, and It is rainme in THE RECORD. The whole ceremony was very presseddfrietnhdeier went straight to bed. SUBIACO. If A.C.B.S., The urse, six hours The Full Busi should anyone be missed it will not and inspiring. Kind ing up at Coomberdale fairly heavWell, what do you think? per day, £20 for she year, payable educationalist t iseonda libsyt h weaxscedl the t eodf be the fault of the committee. From 'London, Patsie Bryan, the porter came and called Daddy at ily to -day, and we all think that it course, friends of the Sisters had thought f5 per term. A Year's Hitter. thee excellence but d three hours per day g12 payable fully sent gifts of most exquisite will be a wet week. You would little seven -year -old daughter of Dr. half -past six in the morning, I prtriairtnent given that evenniaTnheSoacb°iet;e off whose went , EVENhe g3 term In advance.;' Bryan, that per Mrs. and tired were altars like me to send you a cauliflower, if Cyril Bryan Daddy was so MACS, with which the STUDY by the flourish. That thegoodwork At the last meeting I sent you anything. wouldn't you, photo. appeared in the picture with to sleep at once. and did not wake Typewriting, and Bookkeeping- profusely adorned, the sweet frag- o____Ing Community in the training of "the which was held on Thursday, July three evenings per week, t2 108. ranee exhaling from the beautiful L"w I know you like Father Augustine, which was print- again until a quarter to eight. When Aunt Bossy? and for ,their children," reform new male members, viz., 21, three per term. RECORD recently, he saw it was so late he got so THE cauliflowers, because you told me in ed in blooms ascending like sweet incense merited the very best support that J. Rees, K. Sayers, and R. Durkin, the letter you wrote to me in THE writes as follows to her Grandma, frightened and could hardly speak. SLISINIESS TRAINING FOR BOYS, to glorify the Giver of all delights. could be given them. the society. For into Ile made a were initiated Special Full Course for Boys, six to About the collecting and tells the story of her first Con- You should have seen us get dress RECORD. The Sister -Assistant desires appeal for support for the a considerable time no meeting has hours daily, Bookkeeping and Accards: I think it would be a good fession and Holy Communion. I am ed. Daddy was first dressed and, her heartfelt gratitude for strong express SconeEconomic History. counts, certain number of a now on made their without Appeal being bepassed idea if you had a group photo. of sure it will be of great interest to out into the street for a taxi. Then nee Geography and Technology, the mane enerous proofs of friend - half to relieve them sf the crushing new members becoming initiated. Business mathematics, commercial ship received for her Golden Julie on the back, my nieces and nephews. Patsie is Mamma and I followed him. and the "wee of St. parishioners to the restricted appeal load debt which We of their Office Correspondence, English and generous now at school in Paris:so we could showte our Daddy told the driver he vsould pay Procedure and Business Method, lee. charitable undertakin gs Joseph's parish, young and old alike. London, May 16, 1921. friends the worthy object their conhim doyble to get to Hamersmith Two other Sisters of the Jubilare civics and Elementary Economics this society. join and along to come -g20 for the year, payable g5 per man joined the Order of the Good Another pleasurable feature of As a .benefit society it is second to Do you My Dear Grandma,tributions would assist. before 8 o'clock. My. we dirt race term. Yesterday I received my first there; it was nearly five miles. but ever see Sister Mary Bernardine, of Ignace is the festivities was a distinctly sec- none in Australia As a Catholic EVENING STUDY ONLY, arse Shepherd -Sister Mary Victoria Square? If you should, re- Holy Communion, and from whom being early in the morning, and a evenings weekly, to roe. per term. still living Sal ethourine in the City cessful concert given at the Conit needs no recommendation member me to her. and tell her that do you think?-Archbishop efannix. Sunday, too, the streets were nearly caii or writs for further particulars. of Cork, and celebrated her golden vent on Saturday evening by a society work speaks for Catholics-it's to 'Phone 25157. My sister But Daddy says that I must tell empty, and so we got there just as she owes me a letter. happy band of artistes under the itself.For young people it has numBusuem coLLEGE. jubilee recently. The other sister, the oNDERw000 was going into Rosa and I were at a birthday party you all about eny first Confession, Dr. m Mary of St. Thomas, died at direction of Mr. Joseph Sturmer. Sister AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, WEST social point f rom a advantages yesterday. We had a good time. and too. In Dublin I went to the ST. GEORGE'S church. I put my wreath and veil Abbotsford some time ago. She The company consisted of Messrs. view, and there is no better way ' our little friend' got quite a lot of etto School on Stephen's Green, but n in the taxi, and so we were ail a professed nun at the Sanderson 2) and their father who for strangers in the district to be was already Aunt when Sister Felix had got us all ready to go in. birthday presents. Now House when the Mother As- presided. Boyd. Mrs. Carmody, come acquainted with their Catholic her Mother HISS ROSE MOSS will hold Misses Doris Ilorrigan and Thurza Besse, I think I shall say good- ready for our first Confession, the and Wonderful Sight. Dancing Glass EVERY SATURDAY eietnnt entered the novitiate. aus. Eva. Their talent and efforts were fellows than by joining this society. Tans chased' Daddy out bye, Hoping both yourself and the Black a week the unique and For VICCLUB. at BOYS' the AFTERNOON next meeting night. will be on me The chapel looked so eaves,. and of Ireland, so Mammy made "wee ones" are quite well Prtvistiontet vicious event was honoured by a ereatle appreciated, and the conjure The in the old wait until be came back again. it was Stied witb all the little or- gllitan'AbReKirg4.1t. trot trichs of the Sanderson Brothers Thursday, August 4th, loving niece, Sisters by the rejoicings of series church, when hopes are entertained Rose moss, Johnsnotilriundlngs, Well, when Daddy did come balk, Chan girls, who lived in the con- Miss street. MOLLIE McMULLEN. of the Good Shepherd Proved immensely enjoyable. and inmates Perth. 11 ayI and. Daddy So Mollie, dear, is pleased that he did not live with us; but one vent. Mamma and

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THE W.A RECORD. SATURDAY, JULY. 30, 1921

the :ssacs were: Highgate, 7 goals often beaten to the ball on that accap of a very sore ankle, his dash count. oeinnus; Subiacu. t goal. was as great as ever and his markLast Saturday Gorman nmet Mc:sumac° opened the last quarter ing was also very good. and Cabe's team fur the second game ea 42 points, deficit a with his at was "Bonnie" Campbell the Up till halt pull to of the competition. attempt made a brave best, and six majors and two postout of the fire, but attack time play was even, McCabe's team ers were credited to him. He game After pints. the by a few by only leading frustrated was attack alter worked out positions with his cus- opposing backs. Three behinds wers halt time, however. McCabe had the tomary cleverness, and showed great all' hard ,n battled to Gorm travelled game. ball the then and fueled, determination in pursuing the ball the other end, but only a minor re- through. but the forwards were too and obtaining possession thereof. fast fairly The game was slow. attacked, again Subiaco sulted. "Nashy" Brentnall gave another and a pass from J. Keen to Cusack and even in the second half; Gorof his dashing exhibitions, and he resulted in their second goal. No fur- man's men had several shots whicn (By "WATTLE.") crushes the ball, the bell rang with the generally came out of the This McCabe's forfine ther scoring resulted, and the game did net materialise. To-Day's Games. in possession of the ball. scores:by wards, however, did all that was exfor his rugged, aide:) with Highgate vjetorious noted is man back on numpoints). piled as.d (53 8.5 of them, West Perth v. East Perth, at Leepected were: Fremantle, final scores dashing games. and he gave of his 36 points. 7 The The other forwards derville. Perth, 4.7 (31 points). goals 9 behinds; Subi- erous goals. Highgate, Saturday. on Unprecedented Reductions in [very Department best The fair of all the fairs Clune being J. only were too weak, Subiacu v. East Fremantle, at FreCamp2 goals 3 behinds. Goal-kicker:4: Fremantle: Jack Callow proved a very able aco, Several new players mantle. bell (4), Clitoris and Rieoni. Perth: custodian Goalkickers: For Highgate, C. Gal- us airy use. of. the big sticks, and get to have Perth v. South Fremantle, at liebbard. on side still Gorman's Preston, hardly made a mistake all day. He lagher (5). Kennerley and W .A.C.A. the game, but no floubt pracWhen the players look the field came out of the goals with vell-tim- and for Subiaco, Cusack (2). The into will bring them on. This team THE CARNIVAL TEAM. again it was noticed that. Smith, of ed dashes, and it was most unfor- best for the winners were C. bran tice learn to play together. There must MarkreapCain, not ALL MAIL had D. Gallagher, side, higher, Fremantle the sprained should have he W.A.'s REPRESENTATIVES. that tunate much blind kicking all round. is too bejust losers lle was injured ham, and Preston, and for the peared. an ankle so near the big fixtures. On the wings we were about even. The selectors of the State Carnival second in the and Reen. play Duncan, of Sayers, close Pike. fore and alert Allen. as usual, was Fels doing well on the left wing. team, Messrs. Leckie, Hodge, and term. MeComish played in his Cockrane. clever on the wing, and his wrigMatson, have selected the following stead. but McCabe's man winning on the general good play and dashes gling The backs did well, too, players to represent this State in right. opento Stsele was the for Country Customers are specially notified that all Orders through Cm' further strengthened his claimsAllen hut some of them were treating the the forthcoming carnivals-Wim- ingA "free" incident of the third quarter. big side. foregone conclusion. as a game bridge, Brentnall, Mudie, Boyd, Herd with a good :nark relieved for representation in the Post received during the time that the Fair is on will Le subject to club like together played Thomas, Hoft, Hoft and the Adams, ready for are Ford, Green, However, they Perth. After is period of even play be fine to see be so won't things when Truscott, Allen, Gunnyon, Hebbard, Bonnie Campbell received a free in mates, and it would next game, exactly the same substantial Reductions as goods sold over the counpresent at the fields on Football in Gorman meets K. Byrne Iiewby, Sheedy, H. Campbell, Hon- front, but only a minor was register- them reproduce their best form is of a very high order, and conse- uneven. ter. a anticipates and Wednesday, drichs, Outridge, Ion, Steele, Bahen, ed. Sunnext Every After sonic more resultless the big games. boom. on the auentle Wally Gunnyon should make a day the principal match is eagerly good gagne. Best players for the and Cinoris. Training operations play Sheedy put Gordon Watts in Carthe in -forward will be carried out on the Subiaco possession, and he quickly forward- fine centre half is just about the looked forward to. Interest has losers were, Gorman, V. and J. Oval on Mondays and Wednesdays ed to Evans, who snapped, and the nival team, and the fan- Chine, W. James, R. Seaman, and in that position. run very high in regard to under the coaching of Sly J. Leckie. ball travelled between the uprights. best man we have hors- T. Laslett, while for the winners, interstate for cied candidates forwards long kick, and can place Port's fine a bounce is the He From McCabe, W. and R. Bryant, J. Universal Providers, ours. SATURDAY'S TEST MATCH. were given a chance, bill Perth's kick well also. and E. Byron were best. On Sunday last Mines Rovers were Guhl, Woii. by Fremantle. backs were equal to the occasion. A Bahen was in fine form, and he g Wellington & Ste., Perth after the Recreation brought Boulder on the Bateman at home by -considerably run great v. Plains. stocks his College Saturday, raised last At Subiacu H. Campbell some very mediocre performances. Reserve to Railways. This fine big footballers ball well down, where the saw College meet the big crowd A the pick of resultant This player has a fine turn of speed, spacious ground with its fine playing a was fouled, and from defeat Plains on the Oval on State played in the of registered Fremantle's ninth and is an exceedingly accurate kick. arena was an ideal place for the and The weather was fine, PERTH C.Y.M.S. Sunday. test match. The Perth side was se- free, the hall bounce the From were goal. out. Watts served exhibition high-class and Gordon Perth and East Perth, from ilewby lected the ground a trifle heavy and sent into Fremantle territory, only fair in the pack, and it was as The wind was boisterous, and inter- but substione West Perth, and the Fremantle side was with Plains, slippery. Social and Syllabus. at relieved Three B's mean Ford secured, and man that the former show- fered with play a little. From the tute, and without their captain, from East Fremantle, South Fre- where critical period. Rieoni and Allen aedplaced Debate With C.B.C. BUY mantle and Subiaco. A strung wind afollowed advantage most: Ion and commencement Railways assumed were ?decisively outplayed in the to had and Evans Sheedy by was blowing towards the city end vituful sets -to that greatly pleased Heindrichs were also off colour in the ascendency, and soon established first half, and the second half was AT A team front Christian Brothers' The home team as the starting time approached. the crowd. a handy lead. even. The College boys College and one representing the From a free Johnny the ruck. de- strove might and main to wipe off made more in Just en 3 o'clock the Fremantle Campbell, in an work fine July some in Wednesday, put un met markFord and Society, kiek passed, position, kicked, easy handled. Be Beaten Whose Bargains side, led by Truscott, filed out. A nice fence, and took a few really good the deficit, and entering the last ed the leather as is the ground were 20th, to argue the pros and cons of a goal. s The Perth side was Taylor, Witn- ed Fremantle 'a tenth play, ;n which high marks. There is no disputing tenn needed four goals. After con- in perfect condition. Their com- further Cinema Censorship. The Campbell, J., Hewson, piece of concertedand Campbell bridge, to hard but one, it is they notched certed play fig- this man's merits, yet Heindrieks, IG4J.GOORLIE bination was the leading factor to College team, comprising Messrs. the C.Y.M.S. tutor (Mr. Kirkpat. Evans, Sparrow. Hebbard, Hewby, Allen, saw a point scored for Trus- see how he can be included in the Railways replied with anothei. This tiff scoring during the first quarter Edelman, Boylson, and Dillon, took rick) passed the intermediate exam. Herd, Boyd, Brentnall, Sheedy, G. ured, Another shot from Carnival team, in view of the team's seemed to spur the Mines on, and against the wind, and in the sec- up the cudgels for a more rigid state of the Commonwealth Institute of is men. 0.Y.ILS. Watts, M' Kenzie (capt.),, loft, cott Congrats., "Burly." Bonnie Campbell hit the post. im- present sufficiency of capable back with twelve minutes to play, they ond, favoured by a good breeze, of affairs, while C.Y.M.S. (Messrs. Accountants. Craig, Allen, Tyson. A well -attended meeting was he after he hit the post ri en. "hopped in" and turned a seeming goals came in quick succession. In Alcock, Fennell. and Waldron) con- In last week's notes we chronicled last evening. Owing Fremantle was represented by mediately Monday Wimbridge to Sheedy to Wimbridge did not over -exert defeat into a lead of 10 points as the the latter half of the game the ball tended that such furtherance was a remark passed bl' a lady visitor the inability of the 1.1.C.Y.M.S. Castinelli, Jack Callow, Ford, Green, again. to Perth. himself, but gave glimpses at times bell rang. The final scores were: flew round the field and up and unnecessary. Truscott Hewby meant a point Mr. J. Dwyer (presi- at a recent function at the Club, to raise a team last Sunday our fo Mudie, Adams, Bahen, Hebbard a free right in front of his capabilities. His place kick Mines, 9.13; Railways, 9.3. Practi'(rapt.), Gunnyon; Riconi, H. Camp- From and Plains scored in the dent) was in the chair. Mr. X. J. the effect that "Jim, from Victoria ball match fell through. The s up Perth's seventh goal. Bahen goal in the third quarter was a real cally every member of both sides down, quarter bell, Cinoris, Steele, Smith, Ion, sent with the wind. With Marmion, BSc., carried out the du- Park," *minded her of Good Fri- tabus item for next night is a Qu marked in champion style, kicked gem, while in the final term he kick- doing his part. Mines dominated third After the act- day, because he had not meat on." tion Box. After the meeting t Heindricks, Outridge, Bateman. in the final spell. Caen ties of adjudicator. new ruckmen the goal, whore Gunnyan, ed in with his customary reliability in high marking and long kicking, Perth kicked towards Perth end, towards pace until the ual debate, discussion being allowed, It now appears that the speaker quoit tournament took place. Th kept up lege beclear kicked up smartly, picking relied oii plen- final whistle. the opponents their while and Sheedy passed to Sparrow, who tween the uprights. their opinions meant "meet." Our apologies to all was one of the best nights we ha accuracy. gave and scores speakers final The several again play In ty of handball, their forwards in showed College, 9 goals 9 behinds: of the respective merits of the ques- concerned. placed, but the ball fell short, and Sheedy sent to Wimbridge, who A large fie Had for some time. Carter bounced. Immediately after place-kicked, and the goal umpire Competition Within the College. particular trying to emulate the Plains, 1 goal 3 behinds. The Col- tion; Messrs. Hartrey and O'CallagJack Waldron took the joke up. faced the barrier, and some do Sheedy had a shot, and dropped a signalled the maximum score. Off Poet Smith style, but it was not lege bons as a team played a fine han and Rev. Brother Rahill declar- though, he said, night other witnessed. and the , were No le steadfinishes on bounce the moves From beautiful goal. The competition "nearly" so accomplished. Fremantle held sway, and and gave all the men plenty ing themselves in favour of a strict- "You know Alick Campbell reminds than five heats were won by t Now that the annual examinaGordon Watts sent down, but Mudie again, Paddy Daly shone out in defence game, pick were er censorship, while Rev. Father Mc- me of "Robinson Crusoe-that is, narrow margin of one, which spea The Gunnyon, shooting quickly, hit the ily. of opportunities. the in the interest Tom was prominent with fine defence post. and over, is Billy in company with Play was now very fast and tion P. Mahon, MA., and Mr. Darcey sup- when he is with Rube Preston." volumes for the handicapping. T work. A point from the boot a. increase. There is Sullivan. The two former men are probably R. Abbott, V. Clune. and to watch. High marking games is on the ported the views held by the "How's that?" asked sonic green first round resulted in wins for H K. Byrne, R. Bryant Gordon Watts was next incident of interesting kick- only a short period till the end of ex -interstate carnival men, and now McCabe. long splendid with alternated help most C.Y.M.S. The adjudicator gave his 'un. "Oh," explained Jack, "Rube's old Harrop, T. Gowans, W. Wyn to got Plains to Tyson T. Guhl. sent down Allen note. Senior Grade are playing up to their best form. The competition. the was running, judicious and ing Hewby, who eventually sent to greatly pleasing the spectators. will prove very interesting, as each Hickey and Cleghoni roved well. from J. Clune, A. Lanigan. T. Kelly decision in favour of the C.B.C. like Friday: he has no meat on him." W. Gowans, D. Horan, and T. Evans, who passed back to Tyson, From the bounce Tyson secured, and team has a chance of winning. JonS, Brennan. Palmer, Perry, and (who played a fine game). J. Lani- team, points being awarded: C.B.C., Just then Frank Darcey, who was con. The second round left T. A vote of playing billiards with "Gus" Bogue. swans, W. Wynne, and T. and the two flags were called for. passed neatly to Evans, and Perth's Dunphy leads with 23 points, fol- Rogers, were the best of the others. ran. and P. Kelly. The team was 128: C.Y.MS.. 128. In play again Sparrow, from a quite a representative one. but thanks was passed to Mr. Mannion began to hum "Poor Old Robinson still in the running. The final w goal was posted. Off lowed by Punch with 17 points. For Railways Cooper. ruck and back. hot free, sent right up, but Callow, with ninth able adjudicating. for his very Crusoe, Poor "Yes," said a ding-dong go between the Taylor was first in the limelight, Next comes Clancy with 14 points, was the best man. A big man and a fought gamely to the end. a fine sun, carried out of the danger with Reube, turning to Jack Waldron, Toms, Deacon and Gowans. run, but his kick went and Brown with 10 points. The big help to his team; Shocker, TemCinderella Dance. Juniors. wee. Ford marked splendidly for astray.a good "and with you or Darcey there as the end Tom Deacon held his'mou relieved Green and in the Callow Cogan Hunt shows Grade and Junior forward a McDiarmid, Then came was plenman, dance Fremantle. From a lead by two points, followed close- ably we'd be set:. "No," chip- the right way and won by one. Competition teams were picked The usualin monthly assisted. move by the Portonians, and Riconi for the Fremantle men. its usual successful apedparrot in Bill Webb, who skippered is rather peculiar that these in front of the stand Ion ly by Moran. Hill and O'Reilly are up the up on Friday afternoon, the four conducted make will following receiving from H. Campbell, sent throw inand The is 28th-that Steele, who sent right not far behind. With the same dash team to visit Victoria to play the captains being Henessey, Morgan, way on Tuesday, July the "Re. Wings" last summer. "you should repeat the performance p passed, through the big sticks. ef- want a shipwreck first." strenuously, as they have shown in the last few The first to say. successful as far as thecould "Weil, up in the last tournament, in whi Steele received a free from the on, and after battling Victorian Association on Phillips and Kelly. fort of the social committee and secured, and booted his matches, these teams should increase Combined Kelly between were soon get that." returned the Tom Deacon prevailed by two. At matches G. bounce. Bahen was called for a Campbell Sullivan, August 7th:-W. Jupiter Pluvius, however. we'll make. football secretary. "To make sure, tin Carrigg is going wi great mark, 'and with a long kick sixth goal. The scores were:scores considerably before the Hickey, A. Richards, J. Jones, C. O'- Henessey, and the remaining ones. their made fellow he is, the nasty will you take charge of the "Handicapper" written in bug 1 where Outridge screwFremantle, 11.12 (78 points). sent (Mines The match between Kelly and Hen- like conclusion of the season. Loughlin, E. Robertson -somewhat unpleasant to boat?" lets across his chest, and he desery kicked Port's second's goal. CasPerth, 9.8 (62 points). essey was anticipated to be a one- the night Dance H. W. Brown, Moore, F. Rovers). will however, fans, 16). be out. College (Under A strong wind was tinelli received a free kick after the You've probably heard of a ditty It. His judgment was remarkabl Goal -kickers: Fremantle: Camp- C.B.C. v. Scotch Whitbread, C. Mitchell, E. O'Dea. A. sided affair. understand, and the next Cinderella which bounce. Brentnall saved for Perth, bell (2), Gunnyon. Perth: Evans "CRACKS OF OUR WHIP." On Friday last the above teams Armstrong runs something like "And the (Boulder City). J. blowing. and Henessey, taking adUp and (2), Hebbard and Wirnbridge. but lost when running. Clare- Cooper, C. McDearmid, -0. Edge - vantage of this, scored two goals in dance and the annual ball will be kids played chaisies in -his whison match return their played Cut out those "Hoys" on Sun down play saw Wimbridge pass to. the very begin- berg, W. Schocher, W. 'Fempleman the first quarter, while his oppon- well patronised. From Oval. mont kers." Well, Alf. list Oldrini's of a was awarded Campbell might. Johnny lastthe and Hebbard, F. Tyson to quarter Social Evening. outstanding library books has and Snarrow ning both sides played with great (Railways), E. Cahill, T. Webb ent failed to score. an the in Keep your "nut," "Fog.- K mentioned player kicked through. A free from the bounce, scorfollowing, Kelly succeeded three quart- (Kalgoorlie). Owing to the Cinderella dance grown a ziff, and several membe-s your "nut." quick forward move by the Fre- took a fine mark forwarded, anda dash. During the afirst while behinds, three goal ing one debut was good lead, there it July 26th, registered gained but and ers Scotch held on have been doing (literally, of captured selection. being Evans fire It is a "Dip your lids" to the quoit mantle representatives gave CampThe the same, The inclusion Henessey remained in the final term Christians evened are a few surprises, what those kids did. ciicappers, Austin Carrigg and J cided to postpone the social even- course) bell a chance, but only a point re- single. After the kick off a Perth up the scoring, and when the final of Daly and Griffiths would have third quarter saw the latter once ing which was to have taken place Against the title of many books will Lawler. Five games won by o sulted. Taylor to Wimbridge to forward had another shot, but Calhe time this fore, but carstyle, and to the gong sounded they were only five big difference, and it is unfor- more on July 27 to August 3. All friends be found pencilled some remark or Tyson to Evans, who shot, but hit low relieved in fine Dick Salter would have won o the points behind their opponents. The made had more luck and added 3 goals of the society are cordially invited. fellow's name. Here are just a he left his guernsey at home. the post. There was too much short ried the ball half way down tunate they are unable to go. the far to fourth confined score. The Play was to his field. 1 behind passing in front of goals at this scores were: Scotch College, 5 Our monthly social evening, thanks few. What it all means is hard to The style of play on the fields "Garra's" form was inconsis Perth's goal. final stage. Johnny Campbell missed a wing in the vicinity ofSteele 7 behinds; C.B.C., 4 goals S may not be similar to that practised quarter was only a repetition of the to our hard working social commit- say: possibly somebody in the know We all raised our hats in bon to Out - goals very easy chance of scoring the A line foot pass by Scotch it is nevertheless ef- previous one. the only difference tee, have attained a stand;ng not can 'explain. for For against Goalkickers but instance behinds. elsewhere, of the "dead." kick wretchedlatter maximum. Hebbard, from a free, ridge saw the Stott, Oliver fective. The :ong breezy kicking being the scoring of a point Qa easil ybeaten; but the one on Aug- the book "The Emperor's CandlePaternal duties caused Barn an ac- wei4: Langley (2). Final scores: Henessey. 7 ust 3rd will do it though. So let stick." is written "Tom Outridge: Quinn's absence. passed to Sparrow, and Johnny ly. A big mark by Ion and for Christians Jefls and nice high marking will smash Kelly. for and and Adams, Oh, sure, Berne the responsible kick was curate Campbell marked at an acute angle', For up a lot of supposed systems. Carl- goals 3 behinds: Kelly, 1 goal 4 be- no one be absent-for your own "Sign of Silence," F. Darcey; "In- 'Tis a Dook or a Lord she'll be twelfth (2), McManus, and Jeffrey. but kicked badly. Play was nothing hoisting of Fremantle's The best for the winners sake. nocents Abroad," Rex. Prendergast they marryin'. Gregson, Langley, Pas- ton, the foremost league team in hinds. the winners strongly, attacked Fremantle goal. promwas Bahen to enthnee over. Henessey. Kelliher and Hev and W. \Vebb: "A Dream of Fair bounce, but Brentnall re- ko and \Vansborough were most Vistoria, have shattered all known were Magazine Night. nient in attack for Fremantle, and from the while Kelly, Cunningham, and Women," J. Teahan; "Sir Galahad." style, but conspicuous, while those who show- systems this season by similar tac- ron, gave Campbell a shot, but no score lieved in characteristic was P. J. RUSSELL August 10th, un- W. Waltho; "The Malibar Magician," to gain the vicPhillips struggled Wednesday, On low., or high the ball for were ed form Christians get equally best tics, viz., at other end, Mudie, the in was made. Hoft twice played House for Men's Wear. T tory. der the auspices of the L. and D. Steve Ryan (at billiards): "Side- The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, U top-hole fashion, and was loudly as good and returned. Johnny Carnp- Lambert, McManus, Gerrick, Fonta- and boot it in the direction of your syllabus Morgan and Phillips also played Club, will be conducted a stepping with Shorty," Bede Charles. derwear, Etc. Hannan-st., Kalgoor opponents sticks. applauded, as was Callow for an- bell marked, passed to Tyson, who nelle and O'Brien. the to importance no little (Opp. quarter item of Post time first omce). In 'Phone team 1474. on Saturday. and to Association Hebbard, Next week the above team will The visiting From accounts to hand side-stepother fine relief run. Fremantle hand-passed Night. The above ping Shorty Charles iselt as easy as was attacking when the bell rang through the posts. Bateman notch - meet the Christian Brothers' High here last season were an unusually Morgan, kicking with the wind, society-Magazine ed a minor for Fremantle. 'Hewby School team from Fremantle, and good combination, as witness the quickly secured a goal: Phillips, club intends to do its part and it it looks: asks Nick Ryan what a with the seores:MANNION & CRUSE by do theirs the kick-off. Allen receiv- also High School. The "Under 13 surprising recent success of. two of however, was unfortunate, and only rests with members to marked "Scotch Shout" is. The Goldfields Undertakers, 18 H points). Perth, 3.4 (22 . ed, sent to Hoft, alto booted high Team" meet High School next Sat- its members, Barker and Hardy. got a point. In the next period sending a contribution to the maganan-st., Kalgoorlie. Why Do We Le was a It been appoint. but just missed the goal. ' SPARKS FROM THE ANVIL. Because we understand our busines urday. Full accounts of these With the Essendon league. Their the latter made up for it by bag- zine. An editor has 'Phone 827. 1, Goal -kickers: Perth: Sheedy, Ty- fine piece of concerted play-the will appear in next week's ranks were mainly composed of ging two six pointers and three be- ed, and all "copy" will be received (By the Village Blacksmith). - son, Hebbard. Fremantle: Riconi, best of the day. Play was trans- matches yet hinds, while Morban remained the ny him up till August 9th. It does "ballers." spectacular RECORD. dashy !erred , butBrentnall roul ht th Outridge the wind again the not matter what it is, send it in; is ith same. With -First Test-Paying your coped were effectually they HOTEL QUEALY'S and gave it to parrow, On resumption of play Sparrow ball back, when it came to the serious business latter strove hard to even thing anything from a treatise on Astron- subs. Next Town Nall, Kalgoorlie. a on the run, drop-kicked H.A.C.B.S. FOOTBALL. If you received a free. Outridge brought who, Quealy, Proprietress. of augmenting the scoring tally. We up. but he only managed to get I omy to a comic sketch. The Dinkum Oil-Annual Ball, From the bounce beautiful goal. Draught. on Union Beer your camera, down an old-time skyscraper, but Fremantle quara the last use write. draw. or herdsman's Lake last Sunday do not fear our representatives will goal 2 behinds. In August 30th. and McComisit kicked erratically when shooting for had a shot attacked, So we can fell short, but Ion was the scene of an encounter which have anything to fear in connection ter Phillips had it all his own way, services are required. bit. Two's company, three's a crowdgoal. Hewson to Hoft, to Wim- snapped up,that W. SHEEHAN whistle blew your and the final when you doing rely on and booted through. was meant to be football, but which with their coming strenuous game. at a L. and D. club meeting-once Prime Beef Butcher, Hannan-str bridge, to Hebbard saw a quick the scores were: Phillips. 4 goals 5 prominent after the ultimately resulted in a scramble, Euchre Party and Dance. Kalgoorlie. Tel. 488. Marltana-err upon a time. transference of play, and an addi Craig was behinds: Morgan. 2 goals 2 behinds. but Truscott.eatne to the with Rafferty's rules prevailing. The PlcadUly. Telephone 474. FOOTBALL Joseph's St. in held tion of a goal to Perth's tally. Cin- bounce, was Above Isor the winners Conway, Phillips We won't have it that just because sent to Rieoni to Outridge, state of the ground-there was in night iris, playing with great dash, booted rescue, NORCIA Monday NEW last AT Schoolroom Seaman and were the Wallace pick, a single. there is a Webb on the committee placed, and scored hardly a square yard on which HOTEL AUSTRALIA a minor. Outridgo once again was who the Stall at the C.Y.MS. of while Morgan, Horrigan, Horan. aid Prom t he kick off Brantnall was water was not lodging-made good Senior Competition. a sweeping. in the limelight with a fine aerial again KALGOORLIE bazaar. C.Y.M.S. is that the latter needs the limelight. Then loft football impossible. The two con began on and Diamond did their,best for the forthcoming competition new never Will they come?-That stunt, but Umpire Carter I/took the did theinfinest The the by stall, some to have FRAWLEY, going P. ieroprietor. and most brilliant bit rticaang one was . were teams representing the Wednesday by a victory for Kevin Losers. Dail Camera Club, that Musical and Good Accommodation for Travelle way. work of the game. .He net sail testants in penalised frequently by the um- after Dramatic Club (revived), and that Bahen, in possession, caught Subiaco and Highgate Hill Hiber- 13 plICS XVIII. over P. McCabe's. Persons. Remarkable About elected pire. From such a free kick Gums- him, took nian toss. McCabe Societies. Umpire had the Gymnasium. %%diming ball, sailed off, was SOME _ LIKE. SOME smELL LIKE. yon sent in, and Riconi, receiving fouled, andthe charge of the game, and in the pie- to kick- against the wind, Mr. Bert Edwards, studying under It was 'a free. received 7ASTE LIKE LOOK UNION BEEP. If imitation is the sincerest form PELLEW'S BOULDER from a hand-pass, kicked a goal for champion work. Play was getting urnstances gave a splendid exhibi- Byrne scored a winning lead in that of flattery then the L. and D. Club For BOYS' and MEN'S SUI Fremantle. Brentnall relieved in iscrambly. Players were leaving tion. Soon after the start the ball quarter which he never lost. The also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. is paying the football ditto a big up with a great style, finishing positions. Thus it was that became greasy and slippery, and second quarter was well contested, It has started oft compliment. well -judged run, and an accurate their a back man, Licked a both teams found it difficult to hold. and neither side gained any ad one rather, with two reserves-or, Steele to Ion, to Bonnie Castinelli, kick. In play again Highgate, however, adapted them- vantage in points. McCabe attackJAMES SHEAHAN and a half. Not again, though. Campbell, and Fremantle's fourth goal for Fremantle. passed to Rieoni, who boot- selves to the conditions better than ed strongly in the third quarter, goal was hoisted. Cinoris brought Campbell Wine an Our football press correspondent Genera_ Storekeeper. an unguarded goal. a ed through getting their in and soon opponents, C. Gallagonce and succeeded bounce, the down from the ball Spirit Merchants. says: "Some members take excepafter the Louses, relieved her opened the scoring with a full well-earned goal. Though Byrne hand passed to Steele, who passed Green, PIESSE-STREET, BOULDER. tion to the description of matches pointer. After two or three feeble took the ball into danger. he scored to Campbell, and Fremantle's goal- grandly. The final scores wene:For Choicest Quality Only. as shown in THE RECORD. That's attacks by Subiaco, which were only once. During the :ast spell Fremantle, 15.19 (104 points). getter booted accurately, putting all right, brother, you should hear Call and Inspect Our Undergroun Perth, 11.10 (7r points). easily vanquished by the opposing McCabe's defence was impregnable Fremantle in front. Uninteresting Produce Department Dairy to exception" some them "take of Nice play followed for a period. The goal -kickers for the wieners backs, C. Gallagher again did the and no scoring at that end result the description of more striking handball play between Brentnall were: H. Campbell (6), Itieoni (3), trick. Then after much slipping ed. The quarter ended with Byrne in this column. things than matches and tit -bit, the next was and Allen For Ion (2), Cinoris, Gunnyen, Out- and sliding by both teams, the ball winner by 29 points to 19. HOTEL ORIENT the le.stmentioned player passed to ridge and Castinelli, and for Perth again travelled to Suiaco's territory, the winners, Abbott played a splenHIGH -ST., FREMANTLE. Good A Hoft, but the ball was brought back Hebbard (4), Evans (2), Slim:ay, Ty- and Preston put up Highgate's third did game as rover. Kevin Byrne, SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. commodatIon for Country manors. Tel. B538. Monaghan, by Bahen, who passed to Campbell eon, Wimbridge, Snarrow (2). NONE TASTE LIKE UNION SEEM, goal. Three behinds quickly fol- in ruck .played a hard and useful -resultless. For the winners the lest were: lowed, and time was called with the part id. his side, and kept his team Cinoris, from a boundary throw- Outridge, Cinoris, Etudie, Green, H. scores: Highgate, 3 goals 3 behinds; well in position-one sesret of his in, was pushed, and from the result- Campbell, Bahen and Caimw, and Subiaco, nil. success. Guhl did some fine work, ant free punted a really good for Pestii Hoft, drentuull, Allan, The second quarter was a little and Lynch. Rigoll, sad T. Jones From the bonnet. Green saved, Wimbridge and Sheedy. more even than the first, Highgate, were among the best, with Sexton. :mt Hoft, who had been playing in 'time gate was £205. however, being first to score. After who was extremely valuable in the _ . good form, marked the kick, and very a efficient umpired in For the losers, P. the ball had travelled up and down final cuarter. Carter play was amongst Perth's forwards, and manner. painstaking several times. Highgate penetrated McCabe was his own best man, with a good attempt, when Sheedy, tr wing) Carter. R. Bryant Subiaco's back line, and C. Game- while scored a minor. Another point was back). and V- . Bryant and het added his third and his side's pushed through, and Hewby markYour hat can make or mar your whale appearance; conrendered attack) (in Two behinds V. Byrne ed the kick-off, but his kick went to The combined match between fourth full pointer. sidering its small cost in comparison with the rest of your Seaman, as sub Mudie, and like a flash the ball was Perth and Fremantle resulted in a followed, and then Subiaco took a good assistance. good it really pays you to get a good-looking clothes, ruck, perform for Clifford in Campbell, H. stitute sent down the field to fairly easy win for the latter team hand, and Cusack from a free bootwearing and smartly shaped hat. and Fremantle's seventh goal was by 33 points. The Fremantle re- ed their first score of the quarter. ed well for a difficult position. Lit showed himself useful in scored. Fremantle attacked from presentatives displayed more dash and at half-time the board read: We have dependable felts in cut or bound edge, curled and Both Williams card bounce, but Ilewson intercepted. on the whole than the Perth men, Highgate, 4 goals 5 behinds; Subi. tined work. or straight brim, in all the popular shades. Allen to Heft, and a good run, but and after the first quarter always aco. 1 goal. Byron were without any sting. and air fine More a bad kick followed. far more was expected from them. third The quarter was a repel. comfortable winners. looked work was recorded on behalf of coTailors 4 mercers, nay Si. The outstanding player of the tion of the first. Hieheate being sup- The losing forwards crowded far Outridge, but when his play gave game was Cyril. Hoft in the centre reme. and Subiaco fading away to too much, hence were difficult to "Where the Good Hats Are." Adams a chance of scoring, the at and forwards when half the better found had of nothing. be He Gallaher added two more for Perth. a meaning to the "inner" in DINNER tempt was poor. After a deal of Truscott throughcut the ganme, and coals, Kennerley one. along with rucks wanted a lead. Back men up and down play Campbell kicked the failed in not guarding closely dashes were swerving three behinds. while Subiaen failed another goal for the Portonians. Be- his beautiful opposing form rds, and were too fore the umpire had timo to bounce fine tO watch. Despite the handl- to score. At the end of the quarter

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That Northam

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Patriotism and

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VICTORIA PARK.

C.Y.L.C. NOTES. CONVENT BALL to COMMUNION BREAKFAST. No need to ask what's going the The first occasion on which the take place in the Boy's Club onsecreclub went to Holy, Communion ,in ata the 9th August, as the energetic working are Patriotism and loyaltyof tofunda was last Sunday morning committee body tary and her weeks nation as manifestations writes: hard to make the 7 &cock mass. The girls from the that alter several A Northam Correspondent news that the fettle sisters to record beer, mental tatholic ideals and teach- exceptionally (the Convent Ball) of various parts came along in their fhe ea, meet XIII. public our of event mgotiatiolis "The report has svossaarlha a Parish is _ Perestual hilksam.--LEO. of the Puor hate been compelled the theme of Admiral great Cschs whet numbers, some of them staying with this year a. huge success--something mg in connection with the local to seek larger and more convenient arrived at regarding as the 13oyre ings formed S. Benson, Chairman of the occasions. friends overnight in order not to 1921 their aged hitherto been knownconducted by William States 30th., branch of the Self-Determination for in a that will beat all previous JULY Home Board, a for Shipping premises SATURDAY. worthy en Hall United from the miss being present an this memorPERTH. will Industrial SchoolLeague, held in the Town has years recent address beiore Knights of Apart altogether been poor (both men and women) able occasion, while others walked object it is in aid of. a big patronsatisfac- the Oblate FathersItforis many Sundae night, June 19th, The general with Mass. an subreceived Springfield. at be very the a of The Columbus rather considerable distances atThis expected on account at Glendalmigh. sent on to Mr. Doheny, Perth.course. tion. he believed it age istimings that suitable declared providedspeaker be seemingly will of early hour on Sunday morning. that and 'West,' the good Little stantial the report in that tidings il- necessary to deliver this "old, old our the of When display great a bed dancing, accompanying for certainly very look of hi, building, as the be- a floor unsurpassabledainty supper, was the made the meetingit was of This has been message of Catholic loyalty." written up Sisters were, at the instance numerical strength, and above all run- word's stage, like some our side, but to extend lustration indicates. he had detect- splendid orchestra, There's a wild-cat faction which, bounders who profess it, unwept, for and Pro- Grace the Archbishop, and already handed over cause in his journeys Keep the date, August it proved to the world that we are League prizes. and Loyalty the secured, for the State country this theeries this to has in false and It else their activities ning loose ed "strange views free, and come along in your Catholics first and everything the 'Little Sisters. come under unwanted, and unsung. testant Federation. first obstacle to break down was to Before our next issue the whole regarding these fundamental civic 9th, A very sumptuous although they may notLunacy no eminent men in letters Act numbers, and you'll not regret it, afterwards. e. "Never in the history of Northam quarters, and virtues.' that section of theof the Law pow- produced furnishings, of good breakfast was then partaken of over we fail to see where toss such a crowd, filled the hall con- the question of suitable and the amount at furniture. iook the politics, besides of or own their of Mrs. which gives officers of the street, having rho building Barton and Wilson, the Community of the Little found many men and wo- you will be doing by helping along in the Convent schoolroom. them larrikins have "Bro." of the were indeed "I put sisting means and and Ways them will like" to. everyarrest I come and to where er to school Keough was the caterer, with all their inmates, a very worthy cause. men." he said. "who look upon paare bad and the "I will spit school boys from the State Orange found, however. and the two cot- Sisters, under surveillance, yet A well-known member of society thing was carded out perfectly. Dursome fry, may hope to find the einkum have been transported to Glenda triotism merely as the impulse to that swear by the tages, in Adelaide -terrace, occupied hope to save and menalso enough mentally to demand they returnee of is an excellent change engage in a dispeav of fireworks, to in' Park exclusive circles, is about to ing the morning we received a visit It which number with a the lough. stuff are purthe who Lodge. served till now have Orangeism interference from those the better, and will be attended, recite verses of doubtful poetic join the ranks of the Benedicts from Rev. Father Crowley, who We the soul of Australia. They had arranged be- up soldiers. poses of such an institution reason- fur guardians of the publicbypeace. with fruitful results. worth, to call for a brass band and shortly. "Jack" is looking particu- spoke a few words of encouragement judge is neither intellectualisora patrioticfore hand, as was plainly shown, The Sisters' ambition please God, well. ably Destroyer: have had determined an a Eastern it the up and advice to the girls. a Builder, breakiqg not it is fur a parade, or for a banquet fur- arly pleasant these days, andis ruthey intended that demolishes. an it and jury recently in not TUE C.B.L.G. FETE. nished at the expense of indulgent mour has it, though the dame which sub- it doesn't construct,day may not be meeting. They simply would did a young city, a very sad casewoman that that they and sometimes, else: one gossip old day, any (who Some taxpayers." .today la our tote-toe one 1.1.4 listen, or let the Highfuture, at jected a poor young or know anything lady, who is not unknown Chris- in the dim and distant iIUU i,c111. Win. we IsilAC In such manifestations of loyalty will hot want to -hear You may gum.. was more a subject for the Nati, duty gate, is to be the happy bride-elect. nig WILiViiirts. affairs. 1,00 so ai-lig. than the pemocracy of toAustralia the fundamental element of pointman- about Irish crowd the tian charity of friendsattentions they would event is to take place joyful limit to press when The a of set of speaker Wt1:16 s repuri, anti, the type the missing," often is and disto cruel and pharisaical vicious wlehes Ipeak. good this All Neville of next month. dem, been exFather nave final parties coteroeuvres Rev. inure uousc ed out. "The source and ever and not let a bitter, vicious and splenetic we the happy couple. they counted out the in- turbing element thatlonghas and aim ;al nit stuns arc litiVe (Cala)/ liar planation' of that civic virtue evil Mr. Monaghan times. ie of meddling bigots) to simits just He feel during we snap, of we always Catholic, four the tvoay our so iray, call patriotism is, for of the pub- threebowed and saluted then', and quisitive and vulgar examination The Victoria Park Gulls' Orches- tut "The which re- eourse been a disturber agent sure, wee to sery saustactory result his religion,' he declared. of un- pl. that section of the public concert, second them malign their a a gout held Club and he tral to conpeace until porare we lic again integral 11 Courts un our an enure our State." he said', "is hat any in- went vels in the disclosures of the season uu Tuesday evening. learn he just talked at way, with though charity wherever it has tion of the plan of the Architect ul of states- quiet. , Then for tinue un our victunous of Law. The Liguori case,wretched Empire new hall built our they the 19th. in inst., Whilst found dethey must fluence. the we us When trumpets, gives of them. game blare the Universe, who manifesting few of those became the Boys Club. The building was tee the men arc busy in Conference worksign and furnishes us with the ma- packed with an appreciative audi- have a plentiful supply of money, might were beaten. the meeting features which characterised of the ing for International Peace. turn very different, and the second resoleaves to us the actual ence. an event such as tu-day's, is unbut and terials, the Coniyingham case as one there urgently, to finish start very From majority, also, a they not Temples of our the lution was carried by the best way of obtaining constreutien most diabolically planned sectarian the serious quer. but, and moment, and the doubtedlyare lagging to a wasn't Mayor thoughts the is their course, of conceived not bankrupt and our he We Civilisation." stunts which could peace within the. papers say not. Anyhow, we have performers one and all well deserv- it. acthe Catholic tion of domestic llie not depleted, but the old are on of lunds effect the Statute" bring odium on Discussing bestowed letapplause authority. lavish the ed their following of The epizones yet. finished not regrettable be borne in mind that speaker nit/et Church, is a most providceptance of this belief, the them. The ensembles, with vocal tneorys hate been added to statutes appeared in the two last are not advancing we are go It shows that the national sode. of marsupial ters have said: "No Catholic needs to ofbe draIne beautiful blending of if weback, and scene elimination paper. the for ing be Northam the of harassed is issues the the latter course we aud life of this country gooned into observance colours, approached the profession- ing sec- and insect pests, and for the good done much gn.00l amcertainly must not adopt, so a mischievous and unscrupulous at order of Society, but one other is meeting hasown people. and made laws. Catholicism, as such, never al standard. The concert opened meet stop our will who ongst 'conscienwe to all our members mese appeal a ret set of plotters the conproduced a 'slacker' or with "The Army and Navy." playmember'. themvery necessary to regulate who meeee arc them wake up. The nothing to achieve their wicken tious objector.' We keep the laws ed by Mrs. S. A. Brown (piano), Mr. supporters to come along and ever": of those creatures NEW HOME .11' GLENDAle 'UGH. than duct harder phases SISTERS' fight selves will worst LITTLE country Our president The success. great ends. our a and ignoble faithfully, we serve Bridal (cor- this conspirators against the good fame club -citi- Bates (violin). anr Mr. by our making of fellow hopes Editor. our fond aid has tettthe we of the despicable. Know -Nothing To be generously, openan Austrnean to of it net). and was followed of a large section The Little Sisters wish regime which muddied the pages preluite an inter- was more or less limited, because known in ail sincerity, we do our best ing chorus. "We Don't Sing an one of the foremost in the metroSir,-As one who was that consequent upon such zens emus who, in character and becotmembers if the two and weal, area, the politan of of 'American history in the early common t'he Sunday the as last further full to them the of in which acconunodation Chorus," the benefactors, both and are as high above ested spectator colonisation, for the Su- Opening and otme for a big decision,would days of Irish in their pretty only sustain their interest, this wih be forthcoming cause of our venerationendowed night's public meeting, I regret that tages-one for the men stars. new. he- company appeared fact. which 'found a sequel, in the malnecessarily re- old and mere That is their preme Wisdom which red costumes and black Pierrot become an accomplished asking. the a certain section of thoie assembled the women-was of the for inplan disclosures filthy the and and from existence ign cir- man beings with to resort to such stricted. Practically Then Frances Moss sang "Old HOME OF GOOD SHEPHERD OF THE ARCH- found it necessary has proved experience in all such a dis- fled for them the spheres in which caps. Johnston," NEWS Home the little lying strumpet Maria Monk-the silencing present the of the and danced means APPEAL. ception It is moreovir undignified rascal feel been fully taxed, in fadt, at the cumstances. could win its greats. Mr. creature of a disreputable DIOCESE. to state that the that existence Highland Fling" in fine style as an visiting speakers. at would, I and Have you seen our appeal cards! whose trade was similar to that of Rather than tinct pleasure and accomplish its fairest encore. The Rose Ballet, danced They sure, have been much bettertolera- moment overtaxed. creaof the "moving" operations cst glory whole and already have done are out, themselves the bigoted and un-Christian of Sisters CALENDAR. by carrying triumphs." deny the Little more in the spirit by four tiny tots-M. Crogan, S. a lot of work. will be carried out It is only for one after Pent. muchand tures who blaspheme the.theirHoly The Admiral recalled the records Riddel, C. Williams, anand fair play to have listened increased facilities for the dispensaindividual carriers absodis- S. 31, Eleventh Sunday and firms acGreen. tion the bug push in connecon our patriotic month that to whose Name by bringing it into had Charity in of Catholics, Offengentlemen item. of their holy a dainty those other-was tion benefactions what while to the gratis, against lutely the very with the Home of the Good honourable mouthings and sacrifices grace AUGUST. t* bach's "Barcarolle," played by the tion one hand, and, on the other, and then, seeing that the Mayor directions are apparent and hievements too Catholic Church and its instituWhite. say opposition could many poor aged souls the enjoy- other pages of the history oaf the nation Chains. was enthusiastical- Shepherd will last and it is notwork the in Orchestra, Peter Girls' willing, St. materialised. Ni. I, was secthe already in have repeated daye members to us ment of the Sisters" benevolence tions. are being earliest colonial "Rambling Roses," much to ask our ly received. Sisters are extremely frofn the car- Tu. 2, St. Alphonsus Liguori. White. have stated their case, leaving Little The reorof the very defur this their days days to thirty-one tarian warfare which is being Red. trying for irnpresthe to own devotion Stephen. our down untiring carry away sung by Miss Kathleen Moss, who 3. Finding of St. grateful for the people's generosity We cannot expect ried. on with the sanction of Orenge- W. White. free to One thing is certain, and and she had to serving object. They are not cent struggle. dinary needs and special comfort, Th. 4, St. Dqminic. ev- was in fine voice, and The song help not recent do if we more help us others to ism and the Protestant Federation.. F. 5, Our Lady of the Snows. sions. is that they suggested a view greater accommodation and some- in every direction. to down Coming from an encore. their benefactors redord of respond to "Something motives White. that permanent unmindful of they The grand master of the Orange Keeps Ting- them, so even from selfish set foot in Perth, ents. see praising the ballet, of Sinn Fein Ireland far different thing in the nature of a but the mement to do our bit, Church, both in and Order, a person whose name was 6, Transfiguration of .Our Lord. from that which we are achistomed Home was not Only desirable work will be one of the members of theand ling-ingly." sang by Miss Agnes Ire- it is to our advantage future their and he pass our White. a abroad, before very intimately associated with the S. have but we should essential. It came to stich for ad - gratitude to all who have made the United Statesto the fact to read in our daily papers. Which that land and Cecelia Williams, and Liguori case, speaking at Rockdale, motive than that to of the two views is the true one? that repeated applications reluct- their introduction to this State not called attention years of warfare. danced by six little girl,' all in minds a higher we in this on Sunday. the 18th. inst.. on the man had work for, and certainly es- when, after four mimeo! were made, and white and black Pierrot costumes, On Sunday night the Very Rev. This is what every fair-minded only an accomplished but en occasion of the annual demonstrathe Allies agreed upon tre necessity was well received. Master George have sweet charity. C.SS.R., Provincial desires to know, and no amount of antly to be refused, and this is not fact. tablished ce contion by the Orange Lodge in com- Father Gleeson, military connecSisters of in aught rally monster first The of the centralisation Redemptorist Fathers, will shouting or singing will do to find the spirit of the Little Clemsky then sang "Jane," and The St. Vincent de Paul Sorge, memoration of the 231st. anniver- of the in trol and concentrated in the hands with Miss Marjorie Thompson, who tion with the Good Shepherd Appeal the Cathedral. the Poor. else than to make it' harder making the arrangementsof necsary of the Rattle of the Boyne preach that a sate had are of one man. more power than had acted the irate landlady to perfec- will be held at Mrs. McGrade's resiof things. And the . state understand true We the transference out breththe "the for to rag essary red held out the ever before been given to one indi- tion, had to respond to an undeni- dence, 22 Field -street, Mt. Lawley, we do find it out the already been agreed upon for as per- inmates next week. The outstanding contributions ie the sooner Geneern" in the following typical 12th. of the Or- vidual, it was to the Catholic Refershould better. For my part I should de- manent biome overlooking MonThe ensemble, with on August 4th. Good fun; come able encore. the The Mother Provincial of July oracular moonshine: "There the Peter's Pence Collection cf debate vicinity parties the in the ral Foch, that they turned. two for Rev. the Lake. the see here to to ger's is sire vocal scene, "Peaches in Georgia," along! Australasia in der other is an enemy within plotting to take be sent in immediately war, district, the evening of Lands aspects to Sunday as prinFIRST AID. magnificent Church the question on a and will remain till all the ring he with Miss Della Robinson away our freedom, and it is our Father McMahon. M.A. The crowded but as has been said, the Sisters' represent. are working in than the purely militaryof phrases, assisted by Misses Harrold, in the near future arras gel First Aid class was held as usual duty to organise and defend those our do- cipal,Keirse, said: "In the solution showed that public inter- quirements are urgent and imine- new M. Ryan, M. Dudgeon, on Friday. 22nd inst, and again we order M. running smooth the principles for which we stand. Do , The Peter's Pence CollectiOn writ audience The diate. mestic war problems. involving It is. therefore, a pleasure be be taken tip at all the Masses at St. est in the matter is keen. The H. Trowbridge, and A. Joice, was a a most interesting not leave it to someone else,"with cernecessity of a quick mobilisation of lovely item, the old-world costumes, had three visiting gentlemen were girls now look forward- to Friday of pathetically cried, and then. Brigid's Church, West Perth. supplies, the names on the subject. and men informed begirls well the of to dancing tainly and peculiar singing, the week you will nights, arid during that cheap melodrama morrow. TAXATION RETURNS. Schwab Ryan, and ITurley can ing a treat. Little Marie Crogan often hear them talking of what and in the hands of Mr. Rockliff. Holland. Mr. forgotten. be say never and, danced Gibson, and sang Mr. Riddett GovSheila nor , and they have learned. the "Rightly and wisely." he said. "do who respect neither God Miss Nora Harris, organist of St. The speeches of ,Grattan other third person they On account of the special difficulelo- men and governments in hours of "Alice Blue Gown," their dainty ernment when they are foiled Joseph's Church, Albany, is the or anycare ELOCUTION CLASS. to choose, the other side ty experienced this year by taxpay- finest specimens of imaginative blue dresses and dancing earning any in ;their mischievous propensities, guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wallace, of might certainly it or artithe defined. away time English, sweep well the need be in first national the encore they Elocution class, which is held merited well the them pahe whimpered: "How can we rely 36 Vim entetreet, Highgate Hill. should that both sides will con- ers in filling in for a month's ex-. quence much binot narrow There is ficial barriers erected by Janet Newington every Tuesday night, is now also on the Government, which is not She was present at the profession of Hoping the above proposal in the amalgamated fonns, lodging them, language. the received. Miss solo thos, and little humour in them, gotry. Then. as always, will with the plec- caueing quite a lot of interest, and a banjo tension is given for controlled by the right class of her sister, Sister Mary St. Lydia. at sent to the front played the and in these respects Grattan is far Catholic he found in etc.. on due issue-Yours Morse," and she it will not be the fault of some of next otherwise le the Che of "Ah, trum, returns reminded that are We so men?" ora- rank." Highan et Convent, and Heart Irishman O'CALT,AGITAN. without Sacred an the of P. accepted less had to repeat it. "In an Oriental the pupils if they don't secure a seat 31st July will be wheeze of the midnight prowler gate Hill. She will also spend a few 31st August, tor. too, than Curran; but a philoNortham. Garden," song and scene, with Miss in Parliament within the next few penalty if 'lodged by the for who complained there were far too days with her sisters at Tiesselton constitutions corresponpenyour no penetrating to be will reply sophy, there Maggie McKinley as principal, and years. Sin-In many cops on the beat, and a pore and Wagin. your issue and, similarly, Aug- their warnings and human nature dent, P. O'Callaghan, -in me a chorus consisting of Misses M. alty on those due by the 31st bloke had no chance of turning an (as say to statesman's permit guides-a Septem its 30th inst., for 'the of the 20th Dudgeon, K. Harrold, M. Keirse, R. if rendered by honest penny. The "right class" of CLAREMONT. challenge to ust the the distinguished Ivorn an antiquarian's) Quinlan. by Francis welcome assured are the Patrick should scrape Robinson, D. Robinson, and A. I who Mr. Taxpayers fanatics. her. tow-browed scorn would paa.anete but and history-a Legal appreciates of in question, use fully it the was the gem of the evening. debate Joice, Department,that sewers of sectarianism and revel en LL.B.. Moderator to the close of the junior lieu tyranni()wing in bare, the joined the suggest some other evening and invective for Miss McKinley's beautiful voice. football season of Claremont drawcomplexity of the forms, which BISHOP OF CLONFZRT the 12th., are not the predestined Political Science, has copious interfere the their crystallising all cal and unjust--a fieryfora -el Ireland, of Messrs. J. and R.. Max- of Sunday; so as not toservices. with the elaborate costumes and ing nigh, it was arranged to hold from CHOSEN. arises souls Australia desires to see shap- firm I well, solicitors. Barrack-street. He with the various Church stage setting, making a scene which the difficulties of two conflicting zeal for liberty OM ing her destiny. Mr .Wilson, CarBishop O'Doherty, of (linden wilt -be long remembered, and well a grand Streamer and Balloon gaily would be quite willing for the Acts, a complexity that will exist and a diction an I cadence almost a New South Wales politician, with is a graduate of Dublina University. solicitor in Mayor to take the chair at the until the Acts themselves are ossi- lyrical, made Grattan the sudden diocese, County Galway, has been concluded the first part of the pro- nival. The Princess Hall was a pronounced sectarian kink, declar- and was practising as the of with the colours State. meeting, and allow the citizens of fied. Purely clerical errors in re- achiever of a Revolution, and will unanimously chosen by the priests gramme. The second part opened eleccrated ed for the edification of the breth- Dublin before coming to this I to one of Northam to be the judges. De- make him for ever one of the very of Sydney as the Coadjutor Arch- with the rousing overture played by club, maroon and gold, which, with the by rectified be will turns ern that "Roman Catholics were He was also an Associate Jazz by BrOocher's Quinlan is would suggest the following as a partment. and, what really goes elements ef Trriniel. No other ors. bishop of the Metropolitan See of Mrs. C. A. Brown (piano), Bates delightful musicsmart out to damn this country and de- the Irish Judges. Mr. frocking of the New South Wales. (cornet). Orchestra, and penalty will he for is sq unif wines animated. No Bridal subject for the debate:by "Whether (violin), and stroy everything Britishers stand a son of the Hon. T. F.a Quinlan. Sinn without saying, no the were immensely enjoyed unthe ladies, brightened brother has adopted is c,ator and there other lepisco! boyeof -terrace, Jrish thing methods where the worst of a quartette the case is the Adelaide of any youngest followed Rprnanism in Then The for. imposed and balloons floatconstistreamers -.with the til against philosophy city. political the taxpayer's depths of Feelers in Ireland There is no worse of Dr. Cecil Quinlan, of this Bishop O'Doherty more then Masters Preston, Cleinsky, Newingin the world. in the evident intention on amongst the dancers, which coo lasting light. No wri- pate, tuted authority are justified, act justly by the Depart- such vivid and any of the others has initebed the ton, and Trowbridge-who sang ed thing out of hell, and if I had my to part and happy evening. Thie a very Shakeseluded Ireland, except of Linguin,. the to in they ter And Mr. addressed modern spirit of Irish nationality. "We Don't Want Work." and way I'd put it in hell." At the branch meeting of the Self - best interests intends repeating tit further, see- ment. The inquiries and suggestive A year ago he stated at Loughrea received a vociferous encore. The organiser Wilson, M.L.A.. is the elected of the Determination League in Maylands good citizenship."' and are opposed it indicate that the main point upon peare. has sothissublime 23rd. .August vehemence dance on and term Feiners is the J. Ben ing that Sinn a diction. Mr. Bishops had put Misses B. Ryan, K. Ilarrold, people, a member of the State Par- last Monday evening. in par- which taxpayers seek informationFre :tic amazing; far beyond Chatham that the Irish two figures-um, true state of the Irish case before Newington, P. Gilder, M. Keirsc, liament of New South Wales. and Jones. of Fremantle, in the course to the Empire. and toEngland have England as to whether IN MINIORZAIL to be in- and far beseinol Fox-far beyond the Vatican, and on the occasion and B. Dudgeon thou played a nice--arc one who has a voice in snaking the of a fine historical address on Brit- ticular, and desire tune State and oleral the There is no ish misrule in Ireland. referred to only as a neighbour. perhaps tell serted in the fonns where neither any orator we can recall. --Thomas foreshadowed-what 'it remained ly arranged "Patrol March" on their LOPE:-Imo loving memory of *our laws of the State. might representative to verify-makFein to Raphael mischief. The Davis. Mr. Sinn for Archbishop Mannix outcry against 'this appears in them clear mother, Eden Cope. who debanjos and guitars. the alleged grant of Ireland with the Ent- "F" nor "5" against gave a splendid rendering of "The parted this lute, July 29th. 1917, at ing sectarian bounder-no attempt Henry of England by Pope us "What is I wrong reply is, only one figure is to be as. that Esiglish propaganda to both in enter will endeavour deduction, should or him. while airy to to receiveel. make td deport pire?" well to muzzle him or Ireland would never Bridge," which was jarrandale. Sweet Jesus, have Adrian IV.-the first Englishman inserted: this figure is common Federal and State. In show "What is wrong with Ireland." both Now, the chief traits necessary w, ascend the Chair of Peter. headway in Rome. For their sparkling rendering of mercy on her soul. Acts. and, whether as income sessments, the Misses Delia and -Inserted by her loving sou and be an Orangeman. we are told, are proposing a vote of thanks to Mr. Your correspondent has suggested Tutu" "Hello Mr. or Gibson, had to repeat it. daughters. "kindness, Piety, toleration, vir- Jones and to Mr. O'Dwyer. Father Mr. Rockliff, Mr. side. Permit me Robinson Reita tue;" they are in the text books of Lynch disputed the genuineness of Holland from onebe prepared to de"The Minuet," beautifuely dressed our the Order, but they have evidently the "Bull of Donation." as it is to say I should and danced by Miss Kathleen liar-. FOX.-Ineduring memory of any Sinn for the Orangemen other meanings railed, quoting Cardinal Moran and bate the question with rold, and Miss May Ryan, was one dear sun and brother. Francis Mr. Jesus is the most loving of lovable of the attractions of the evening, than those commonly applied to other writers in support of his con- Feiner in Northam. or Perhaps 4, August in action, killed Henry, O'DrisMr. friends-there never was a friend and they were recalled. A comic them by the lexicographer. Our tention. As the subject is one of Searle. Mr. Hansen, 1916, in France. -121.P. other side. Master like Him before, there never can be song ,"Oh, Helen," by public life is not likely to be ene more than passing interest at the coil, as champions of the, Mary, Heart of Immaculate one equal to Him, because there is George Clenssky, caused uproarious hanced by such creatures of the present time, a special article on might oblige.-Yours, etc. Your prayers for him extol; THOMAS GIBSON. only one Jesus in the whole wide applause. "Hawaian Dreams," play"bitter tongue and the malign this subject will appear in our 0, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Northdtre 21/7121. world and the vast expanse of Hea- ed by the girls' Orchestra, was a mind" of the Mr. Wilson, M.L.A., next issue. Have mercy un his soul. ven, and that sweet and loving creditable performance. An 'Irish -Iuserted . type. nor will anyone not a raving by his loving parents, sisTo the Editor. holiest the of lover true and that Percy lunatic or an obsessed Orangeman friend, by Misses will the dance instructed by danced ters and brothers, 9 Mary-street. euchre party and Sin-I have been and purest love is MY JESUS; Jig, regard him as one of "the right he A held was greatly admir- Highgate Hill. Hall on the Ekecutive of the Self -DeterminaTurner, Hibernian the Eileen in chorus, class" to direct the affairs of Gov- Tuesday, August 2. 1921, in aid nf tion for Ireland League to rent), mine alone and all mine. song and The ed. ernment. Men like Wilson, M.L.A., the Cathedral Fair. There will be that they are quite prepared to disEvery fibre of His Divine Nature "Swanec," with Miss Hazel Trow- McGRATIL-In loving themory of of and the grand master of the Orange a special attraction in the music cuss the right of Ireland to Selfevery chorus a me, for and love is thrilling with bridge as principal, our dear mother and grandmother, Order in New South Wales, whet, Provided by- Mr. Tames Griffin. The Determination with the three perbeat of His gentle Heart is a throb girls to assist her, was an enMary McGrath, who died on Aug-. they are spitting out their exple- art union draw for the £1 ls. prize sons named by P. O'Callaghan in dancsacHis me, costumes, for the items, of intense affection joyable oust 1, 1920; aged 79 years. Catholicism Roman tives against, meet me, He draws ing and singing gaining them tune -Sweet Jesus, have mercy on her. in Wednesday's round tickets all are published red arms and letted piece. take his will and the Pope, and when they are he handed in before Sunday night. issue. It is the aim of the League A carnet solo, me to His Breast. He bends down ultous applause. -enserted by her daughter, sontraducing Catholics as enemies of Tule 31st. with infinite tenderness over noe, "Mother Machree," was beautifully in-law, and grandchildren, Charlie, to vindicate by peaceable and open the Empire, might. when their cursshe be all and to am I Davis, considers it knows Rose what He for Miss by child, His discussion played Nellie. and Eileen McCarthy. 1 ing and passion have subsided, reby the inalienable right of every coun"Pirouette," by the His, and He is all Mine. In His eyes was recalled. The euchre party organised flect for awhile on those strangely Hazel RYAN.-In losing memory air the vast world, the myriads of oth- Misses Maud Keirse and C.Y.M.S., held at St. Joseph's try, viz., to be govened according anxious days of the war when the the we exas And just er souls seem to have all vanished, Trowbridge, was a really clever was a great succets, despite to its own ideals. Matilda Margaret Ryan, formerly tide ,pf victory was certainly not School,counter Special believe ,that every Englishman has attractions. lie has forgotten them all-for that hibition of dancing. and well merit- of Perth and Kalgoorlie, who diea Best Imported since the German with the Allies, and remember that other The of Mrs. a right that no outsider shall interis as if they do not ed the applause they received. "Not efforts it the moment to brief due at Blackboy Hospital, August is credit the Allies agreed upon the centrali- McDougall and Mrs. Furlonsk fere with the Government of Engand Offered exist, for even the infinite love of Understood," a musical monologue 1st., 1919; beloved wife of Michael Makes were sation of military control and congave to pour Robinson, so, too, we are unable to connot enough land, is Reita God Himself Miss by Ryan, and fond mother of Molly given mail be centrated in the hands of one should song, right so final the same at clinging the ceive why is who and Public soul the the out on pleasure, to great and Kitty, St. Joseph's Convent, "WHAT'S WRONG WITH more power than had ever before The three sung the Irish. to beautifully denied to Him. lovingly Smiling," Fremantle. and Martin, East Fre"Keep It "IRELAND?" been given to one individual. by Sunday night weue last assisted of speakers Keirse, Maud mantle.-R.I.P. O Jesus. Jesus, Jesus! who would by Miss was to the Catholic General Foch appears else- on their way to the Conference in rang competes., the advertisement of An give whole not the would who You, for the love Rut not hey gave that power. the RUANE.-In loving memory of my Melbourne, and are not expectd to calling attenticn of readers You. if only down the curtain oen one of Park. for blood heart's their To Mc emarkable military genius and in- where J. month. a Delay, Father return for about in the the fact that dear husband, who died on the Not Many once they realised the depth and best concerts yet given spiration of this Catholic French- to avoid such a delay, three other MA., will give a lecture on of 28th. of July, 1919. at Perth (late realness the and the breadth, in Hopplace. an, these Jossers of a degraded Mahon, their -day Ireland" take will To With speakers and Order Wrong of Kalgoorlie). Your burning love. Why not then We are pleased to announce that oss might nbw be offering incense "What's Highgate Hill, on ing that Messrs. Rockliff, Gibson, Hall, Parish the Sweet Jesus have mercy on his inake every human heart a burning the estate agency firm of Dudley He undoubtedo German power. August next. The enter- and Holland 'likewise accept the 2nd. the soul. sin -street that so You, for Barrack 41 of love furnace of turned genius, Dwyer, --and v, by his military of the Sports' challenge. and that the discussion Only aid in is his loving wife. ,Te tainment --Inserted sacL. would become an impossibility, (Principals. T. A. Dudley and ser- Mary Ruane. by he tide of war in favour of the AI- Stall at the forthcoming Highgate will prove of interest and utility to the virtue joy, a engaged who and new rifice a pleasure man have strong Dwyer), ies, and he is the McMahon has pre- all concerned.-Yours. etc.. Father Bazaar. we the longing of every soul, so that vices of Mr. T. J. Carman to repro N. WALSH. ade it possible for Britain to ex- viously roused Irish spirits to a your charity, pray for should live for love, breathe Your sent them at Maylands. Thie firm IlleANE.-Of .ct reparation from Germany. great pitch by this lecture, and a the repose of the soul of Patrick die of a broken is rapidly extending its activities in ADULTS' last that at and AND love, not CHILDREN'S t "the brethern" not forget when only not will it Ruane (late of Kalgoorlie and repetition of heart of love, pierced through and the city and suburbs, and we feel uch in those sober moments the efficacy of the sen- PLAIN and FANCY DRESS BALL County Galway. Ireland)who with the shaft of love, the sure the Maylands residents will apthrough hey are recovering from the drunk- deteriorate rather will but employee', died on the 2Sth. of _July, 1919. (In Aid of St. Brigid's Convent). sweetest gift of God to man. preciate its appointment of Mr. delirium of the Jul- celebrations timents PERTH. whole position of G.P.O., the 57, make BOX May his soul rest in peace. to tend ef ADDRESS resident' a POSTAL IN HIBERNIAN HALL, nd when the maggot of sectarian- Ireland better understood. especialof RCN'. W. Coonan, as he has been papers the From -Inserted by Dan and James for a hem number of TUESDAY. AUGUST 23rd. m has ceased to bite their brains. ly as the facts concerning the Old IN 11.1 RRACK-STREET. SHOPS NO Doryle S.J.. C.F. (killed in action in time suburl; Cantwell. Good Pries. years. ith all its brazgart assurances and Land will be reiterated by an eyeFlanders, August 17, 1917). spent MRS. E. A. MeMASTERS, retensions. Orangeism is witness. Patrons are assured of a Organiser. nee-awl it will not be a great most evening. egtoyable will shuffle off the hile when

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No one, 10 tlie Prime/pal Claes and Town. of Australia this issue reaches ECHEILICS. after d.,... few A in the school of equal importance at however. is permitted to look upon the hands of its readers, says the in the subiect other any with In tempering :east, of secret, June, at 3164 Post OTCes thigat the final PART III. and Savings Sank Agenciesand Dublin Catholic Bulletin, for If there is room for at all aranchL, othr islands of O. curriculum. the first room there ins'.- be seen exactly out Australia. and at Papua, New Britain. Solomon. four hundred years will have (1) What are the Means to Raise reasoning powers in the other suba curious large. round shield fastened passed since event occurred 81% Interest on Deposits up to E1,000. an for a place subject? the find can we jects. surely over AEI,000 up to ammo. against the wall. where the last test which deserves to be ehroniced beon Amounts Interest 3% of We have admitted that our met- its exticise in the knowledge it surprise to me. It was en- of a finished sword is made. It is cause of the lessons it has for those Sir DENISON MILLER. ic.o.m.a., We take JAMES KELL. THE FAIRIES IN IRELAND. great has not God and His Church. GOVPIAIIW tirely unsolicited. I painted it as a thrown against this target as an ar- tt ho case to read. On the pennies hod in religious instruction subjects. Deputy On.er nor can he made a it that a truism other was as the as dog its The If little how. a advanced from picture. thrown is the row is subject realm Up the airy mountain. to point is perfect, well and good; if and other coins ofthethe But now transfer the other reasoned subject, and therefore let belonged who Rare. terrier a 'Nipper,' Fidei for short glen. rushy Def., legend Fid. Down the is make it such. my brother. When my brother died does not turn a fraction of the finest Defensor. or Defender of the Faith. -method to our work here as far as We daren't go a -hunting he would stay with no one but my- hair's breadth. If the blade makes That legend was not always on the it may be found suitable? %linty reSUBIACO If For fear of little men. advancement? a an escape from this trial. and it usthe with outside main (II.) The Method of CatechizeI' painted him at first self. even of the realm; it was not Wee folk, good folk, tiors. a method is sound it must be genblack japanned horn, but when T ually does. it is worthy to be marked eon's invented four hundred years ago eral, and hence what is a good metTrooping all together; suggests! he wort friend the Aristo a and showed it sign said PEOPLE. with the royal method," a "To have THE LIMBER AND HARDWARE and it has its origin in interesting hod in other subjects must be cound Green jacket, red cap. that a brass horn would look much "Artileria," that proves that it was circumstances. totle, "is to combine all the requi And white owl's feather! also for religious instruction. Let site means of becoming good." We better. So I went to try to borrow made in Toledo. If the point wavers WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION WITH THE effect the to is principles story the received examine The us then one from the phonograph company. even in a manner imperceptible to means to BUILDING TRADE. of the which guide method in other sub- must now examine the Diwn along the rocky shore They asked me what I wanted it the unpracticed eye, the blade must that the title of Defender In what way shall the our end. Some make their homeCOACHBUSILDING AND WHEELWRIGHT DEPARTMENT. jects. and borrow what will suit our Catechization proceed-what road showed the picture. They go hack to a renewal of its fiery Faith was conferred on King Henry I and for, pancakes crispy he on Of course, "They live Catechetical Method. man. VIII. in recognition of a book asked me if it was for sale. and the discipline. At one table a shall we take that our end may be SPECIALISTS IN FARM WAGGONS. CARTS, SULKIES, AND Of yellow tide -foam: wrote, or pretended to have written, religious instruction should never attained? is the question or transaction was carried out. I had working by aid of Was and n REPAIRS. Sacraments, conic down on a level with the se- method in This Some in the reeds Seven of the Royal the defence at is in exhibition instruction. it for instrument offered -like religious needle lake. pointed. Luther, cular subjects. Of the black mountain It should be the Method in its educational aspect but it was refused." in the lettering of a against the doughty Martin Academy. busily engaged -dogs, watch their for frogs e With of his reforming mountain peak which the others has three sources-Philosophy, Hisblade. At another table is an art isse then in the zenith relates how the should cluster. All night awake. That is our ideal, Lingard Trench Students Turn to Religion. pounding with a tiny sharp-edged career. and Practice.. It is but a against Mar- to make education a religious one. tore lists the entered king a hanphilosophy t3 out working Canon hammer, by of -top sort A report published High on the hill book; intermis- stepping stone from the dominating. he composed how with religion Audollent, vicar -general of Paris. dle pattern. There are several hun- tin; it was revised by Cardinal Wol- ing. guiding, helping, and explain- practice. If a method is sound it The old King sits: how hence what is general, and sword factory. be this must in activities, dred and gray, emploves old and director of educational He is now so the Bishop of Rochester: ing all the other subjects. But, a good method in other subjects gi','es proof of the increased interest and a great mans- of them are boys sey and He's nigh lost his wits. was car- unfortunately, such is not the case. must be sound also for religious Inproduction the royal how trusted most inthe mist but religious of twenty. white of under in the development With a bridge ried to Rome by the Dean of Wind- To -day the religious instruction is struction. "A method, in general, struction which is being shown by workers are not often Young. Columbkill he crosses. CEDAR, OAK and 1ARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK cos; how it was submitted in full a class apart, looked on, from the is a fixed. deliberately selected maa. the students of the highest GovernOn his stately journeys least, net of proceedings." It is "fixed," consistory to the inspection and appoint of view of the pupils at ment literary and scientific schools Contrasts in Eing'shiP Note the Address: From Slieveleague to Rosses; gone be to has probation of the Pontiff with an as- as something which that is. not chosen for some inciin France. In Paris 200 engineer Or going up with music O There has been a remarkable surance that, as Henry had refuted through, but which figures very lit- dental reason. 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Moue, A2938. If it is sound it students of the Polytechnique school gathering On cold starry nights, France of the men of life of learned the errors of Luther with his pen, tle in the intellectual must be of general application. It 250 engineer students of the Central To sup with the Queen Belgium-members of the "so was he ready to oppose the dis- school. Pauleen, the Prussian edu- is "deliberately selectee-when School of Arts and Manufactures, and Of the gay Northern Lights. Chantilly, says ciples of the heresiarch with his cator, comments on this situation: there is no choice there is no metAcademy-at French the of 40 students than more and VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. of May 28). The sword, and to array against them "In mans: cases religious instruc- hod. There are as many good metCatholic Irish the Normal Superior School of the Fa- French Immortals, including MM. They stole little Bridget come to be regarded as an hods as there are good teachers. has kingdom." his of tion strength whole the long; in attend. years regularly seven of Letters culty For Poincare, and Ribot, Mar- The Pope accepted the present witl. outside subject. or even to be pre. The best 'method is your own perWhen she came down again distinct groups, a series of weekly Barthou, and Joffre, MM. Brieux, many expressions of admiration. seated as an alien element in edu- sonal maxim; whioh rule all sound JAMES SEATING. religious lectures followed by de shals Foch Her friends were all gone. Capus, and IlonaMasson, Lin- cation. All points to the State ex- teaching. Your choice. however. . Duumic, 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). They took her lightly back, bates. The institution of these taux journeyed to Chantilly in and gratitude: "but." proceeds and instruction dogmatic Dress Suits Our must be made with a definite end in A Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suiting.. gard, "Henry looked for something cluding Between the night and morrows courses was demanded by the stucard and received the Belgian more pleasing to his vanity than leaving it to the Church to provIne view. If it is made in a haphazard They thought that she was fast dents themselves. Commenting up- motor ant yet to be ig- fashion we might call it a way of headed by M. Carton 'mere acknowledgments. The kings it elsewhere on Application. orms Forms -Measurement Self and Samples asleep, on these facts, the Chronique Societe. Academicians, at the station. The hosts of France had long been distinguish- norant of it is to be like a deaf man doing, but not a method, because it Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Two. ells Just to Hand. a Catholic review, writes as follows: de Wiart, 4.it she was dead with sorrow. then drove to the chat- ed by the appellation of Most Chris- in a concert hall." In Ire- lacks objectivity, and proceeds have kept her ever since, "This is a social event of the highest and guests and took luncheon. M. Lavisse, tian, those of Spain by that of Ca land religious instruction is taught from personal impulses. Thus the Deep within the lake. importance. The intellectual elite eau school hours. but still word "Method" may he used for French historian, who could not. tholic." But the French king a within the say wants to possees firm faith. They the On a bed of flag -leaves. it forms part of every had that KEUMA RITE .-. illness, of account on cannot we present intentionally RAILWAY be established himself made had Watching till she wake. have repudiated the old error that written. a speech of welcome, which few years before an "ex- chosen manner The of procedure. and tbs the curriculum. It is still the Pope, the to objecticinable religion is good for the people, but conthe Belgian visitors. He Pope replied by declaring that the tra" which has begotten teaching method then is a fixed, deCoffee By the craggy bill -side, that scholars and the more forte- pleased Coffee Palace viction that you use met intellect lberately chosen, way of teaching. a remark of Bismarck, made king had forfeited his right tp the in Through the mosses bare. nate classes should respect it as recalled but memory fronsubjects. SUM CHAMBERLAIN, PPOPrIlltr0e. Franco-Belgian secular the at 1867. did in -trees, Nor thorn to planted Christian. definition are right opposite the Let us apply that. They have something elegant. without realising tier: "I have not put on my heavy title of Most learn off the CatecThe most suitable for Visitors to Perth.and They Moderate Prices. one king of his alone will do to striving For pleasure here and there. Perth Railway Station. Best attention its stability." to reach an Catechetics. because if a method is coun- he stop at depriving are a small We too is Belgium hism_ bo-sts; to it The daring transferring so general. be Is any man title, he set about the road of the sound it must try." M. Lavisse thus commented another. At that time the Pope ideal. but we select As dig them up in spite, helps Catechetical Method is then the Florida's Bigot Under the on this observation: "It wes the dis- was Julius II, who made it the work concrete attainable steps. as aiming fixed. deliberately selected, manner He shall find their sharpest thorns, While Togoal. Searchlight. our a pigmy. for Colossus towards a of dain opand alien the drive to of proceeding in catechetical inlife In his bed at night. his of ccneentrate J. The "Honourable" Sydney day the Sen. of Wilhelm I. calls him- pressor out of Italy. to the cry of at the far-off. we shall We are now in a posiCatts, erstwhile Governor of Florida, self Wilhelm II., and the King of on what is near at hand, as the struction. Lip the airy mountain, Henry stranger." the tion to face the practical questions with "Out the limelight, in has again appeared down the rushy glen, this too small country is Albert I. undertook, as Englishmen are althe matter of should How first. The granthis time not in the role of bigot Which is the greater? We daren't go a -hunting to undertake, to join in cial envoy of the King of England, religoous instruction be selected and persecutor of Catholics, but as deur of King Albert is of a particu- ways ready For fear it little men. counevery (October regard to the of with right arranged the audience and BARRACK was received in rumours at sort. Very modest, he did not the (sight for the centre of "persistent Wee folk, good folk, 2) and presented to His Holiness religious instruction be selected being circulated throughout Florida, dream ',f bequeathing to history a try to the blessingas ofa self-determinaTrooping altogether; partly his by that matter reward. shall How Secondly: book recently published upon great name. Now a day came when tion: and partly the which appear to be based Green jacket, red cap. Pope pro- majesty against Luther and in de- be treated? some degree of fact that Sydney J. he ard his people had to choose be- as an encouragement, the And white owl's feather! to transfer the title to the fence of the Catholic Faith, "pro-William Allingharn. Catts. while Governor, had accepted tween 11.,e sacrifice of their honour mised it was moment the sovereign English he would continue to SACRED HEART LADIES' CC_ achis official money to influence Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, and ctanscr. They chose danger, safe to do so. Before this was ac- rinsing that LEGE, labour by pen and sword in defence knowing well that it was terrible. Protestant Minister in Monastery. tion in various matters:". passed Julius See, Holy however. the of done, and tually a Holiness ordering His of And because -they disconcerted the Congregationahsts and Unitarians A concurrent resolution TUCKFIELD-STREET. to a land where not even Popes are just as he had been doing in the of Boston are greatly exercised at legislative investigation was adopted plans of the enemy, because they EAST FREMANTLE. past." The envoy 'then delivered by the Senate almost unanimously, delayed the invasion and saved expected to make a fight for oppress tee action of the Rev. W. E. Orchard by the Religious of not was Conducted His successor to Paris and the Liberty of the world, ed peoples. an eloquent oration, and requested Congregational minister of Lon- and certified almost immediately Dame Des Missions. Notre of promise the apand to regard examined inclined be term of book years' the in four that the house. The and DAY don-who, atter spending a week King and people will have a shining Julius as binding, and contented BOARDERS His January page in the history of humanity." proved if by His Holiness." SCHOLARS. a Benedictine monastery in Devon- Governor Catts expired on char- The Belgian visitors were deeply himself with a vague suggestion that Holiness "gladly accepted the profor University prepared are Pupils shire, returned to his pastoral duties 3rd. Following are scene of the equivalent Senate touched by this homage to their he would confer some ferred gift, said that nothing more with the announcement that the ges as appearing in the State Wheps welcome could have been offered and Musical Esaminations. king. particulars apply to M. Doumic re- distinction on the For further nation. and twentieth century would see the resolution which involve the "genKing presentee! tee Windsor so valiantly to called that it was at Chantilly that then, the Dean of him at the moment, and praised REV MOTHER PRIORESS. "Catholicising of the dissenting (Pro- tleman' who foughtInspections Bill: the book to the Pope, he demanded King in so appropriate an oration pass the Convent Tel B199. testant, churches." the Belgian generals came to conof Defender of the that his majesty could not desire "That Sydney J. Catts, while Go- fer with Marshal Joffre; M. Barthou for him the title The title was accordingly better.", His Holiness then proposed vernor of the State of Florida, re- offered a respectful salutation to the Faith. Dublin Society's Bigotry. his offi- "great King Albert and his heroic conferred and confirmed. and graces to the assembled Cardinals that the HARROLD & MURRAY was ceived money to influence The Royal Dublin Society pennies down to this very day, title of Defender of the Faith should Produce Merchants, victoria Park, to our pardons granting In cial action Queen of the Belgians," ver- be conferred on his majesty as a Dave on sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Hay, formed nearly two centuries ago 'tor State convicts, That he received wife, M.theWiart, winding -up the spee- iSuch, as stated, is the received Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed, improving husbandry, manufac- money to influence the official ac- and reward for all he had done; and they Straw, would Belgians Terms Cash. Tel. A39415 the that said and ches, arts useful other and tures, from his majesty and Maize. that parties agreed unanimously of Brady's removing in readers admirations attentive hearts their in keep sciences." It is supposed to number county or official positions. That he always the title. allowed be nc. should have for France. which "Episcopal Succession" will & WATERS among its members representatiVes received money to influence his offi- tion and gratitude In a consistory held on October BRYANT the new humanity is truly the ticed at page 265 of the second vol80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH. from all parts of the country. In- cial actions in appointing persons to "in whom the ume 'a document, taken from the 25 the draft of a bull and of a brief for nations MERCHANTS. all of COAL and mother ultra an WOOD largely is it actual fact, office; and that Sydney J. Catts. Orders Promptly Attended 'Do. Consistorial records of that period, conferring on our sovereign Lord Protestant and extremely Tory while he was Governor, was guilty of moral world exists." Tel. AMR. how in full consis- the King the title of Defender of describes which manihas it ways many body. in many other acts in violation of the tory held on June the 10th of 1521- the Faith was read, and both were fested anti-Catholic and anti-nation- laws and tending to bring shame up- Ambassadoi to the Vatican. LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. at that time a consistory was held ordered to be despatched to his SOME LOOK al prejudices. It expelled Count on the fair name of the State of ap- about once a week-the matter came majesty. been NONE TASTE LIKE UNION OEM has who Jounart, M. Plunkett, a distinguished Catholic, Florida." Extraof request Ambassador up for discussion at the from membership. Judge Bodkin, Governor Hardee transmitted to pointed French to the Vatican, is one of the then all-powerful Cardinal Wola Catholic, well known as an author, the legislature a list of nineteen im- ordinary strong men in the public life of sey, Archbishop of York. It does was recently nominated for member- portant county and State officials the country. He is 64 years of age, not require a very serious effort of ship. He was blackballed for no who were removed by 'Governor his been engaged in ptiblic 'the imagination to picture the reason that can be conceived except Catts, and it was said a complete list and has when he was first scene in the hall of the kings, with 1889. since work Chief that tie had, in a report to the NEW NOROIA. would include the names of nearly a Deputy. He was Minister the venerable Pontiff, surrounded by GERALD V. P. McOARTHY, Secretary, exposed the excesses of one hundred. Another report by elected Telephone, 8 Amadei,. in the Casimir Pe- a score of equally venerable cardiWorks Public fur DubTHE MARIST BROTHERS. BY Prankster. Crown forces in County Clare. CONDUCTED during rendered. Hardee passed worhas Governor the in 1893, and aside from lin Corporation, which licenses the the week of April 10 showed that ries Cabinet as Governor-General of nals, turning anxious cares connected salesmen in the Dublin markets, pardons had been granted to 451 two termsHe filled for a short time ries and Luther, with the work of Martin promptly announced that after a convicts during the last two years. Algeria. post of Chairman of the to consult the assembled members Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. certain date members of the society Of this number 156 were convicted of the thorny and on one occa- of the Sacred College as to what Beale Australian Pianos would no longer be permitted to murder and 140 had been sentenced Allied Commission, latepossible a as suggiestion running the of the in was re. sion thought they this that hotIssl market space, but The invest!. Premier and as a possible President ly received from Cardinal Wolsey to life imprisonment. HOMSON'S FOR VALUE. glestion would not be enforced of two BROTHER DIRECTOR. gating committee consists He was M. Clem- to the effect that it would not be For Particulars Apply to the we had sold hunPrior to the war, prices against niembers who resigned and Senators and three Representatives. of the Republic. ranging (roes at as French High a bad thing to confer some fit and dreds of PianosOther repudiated membership. Upon the Mr. Catts will be either exonerated enceau's first choice dealers, not satis£40 to Mi. Engimof Alsace-Lorraine King in the cn title leadCommissioner ehargpd proper regulation. this publication of fied with a moderate profit, according prosecuted br subMost a post The of put li about war, the mediately after land, similar to that much higher prices, and Insti ing Catholic salesmen publicly noti- Mg of the committee. ow. Ms M. Christian enjoyed by the King of were inferior ours Millerand. M. by that filled sosequently the from a fied their resignation A CHALLENGE. Jounart's most interesting mission France, or to that of The Catholic St. John New then ciety. Not only this. but heads of Made Him Eat It-Dirt and All. As proof of our fair dealing The 1917, when he head- enjoyed by him of Spain. back WE ARE waling to buy PLUS great Prosestset firms such as diminutive perhaps was in representatives ACCOMMODATION. now, and Russell's UP-TO-DATE John Lord SPLENDID rose SUBIA00. who once cash selling price tun senior of the Cardinals at Hamburg, and stature earned him other nicknames ed the Allied our at Ganly, Stations. pianos Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway and expelled King and said it appeared to him that "IEN PER CENT., any of these others, nlso resigned. These are am- besides the inevitable "Johnny." The welit to Athens that are in good order. Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. LIIAROED, the king could be dubbed The Apongst the richest min in Dublin. neatest is the one recorded by Cree- Constantine from Greece. AT THE PRICES THEYpiano ROOMS AVAILABLE. PRIVATE dealers Cardinals MODERATE. the of TERMS 0 other several the of but any rersussled ostolic; would They hose at last been vey. which was bestowed by some For Terms Apply to the be likely to make such an offer? OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. objected 011 the ground that and that the days for successful bigotry, wag upon him when he married the Bossuet Celebration at Mets. BEALE PIANOS Rev. Mother. title was special to the Pope else. whether religious or political, are widow of the second Lord Ribble& stay with at Hospital May, Equipped of a Splendidly *22nd. one compare more thanandravoin On Sunday, the The Sisters also conduct could be asserted of no are guaranteed almost gone. the best imported, dale-"the Widow's Mite." John Rus- there Kalgoorlie. celebration at Many of the Cardinals, however. Bossuet a was AT '141E FRANCO-BRITyears. for 26 child delicate and frail BEALE a was sell the of the LONDON. bust for the Metz. A -replica of ISH EXHIBITION, HIGHEST AWARD, to know the reason France and Immoral Spectacles. the first, but his physique can- sage, by Coysevox, presented by the wanted Pianos SECURED the being granted before they front fromhave all competitors. by the harl- Government, having been inaugur- requestventure beating M. de Lamarzelle, senator helped been not opinion an to express A BEALE PIANO Brittany and professor of law at the his schooldays, says the Lon- ated in the cathedral, of which Bos- could AT 8110 has ship of the propriety of the step. WhereInstitut Catholique of Paris, the importdon "Chronicle," He had to be ta- suet was Canon, and from the pul- of recalled that others is a better Instrument then several upon Government the to appealed because heavy duty and again ken away from ,Westminster ed one at f1140. The be eloquent King the delivered he deprived which of had pit, II. repressJulius added to the have to freight and sermons. The French Academy fagging extra concerning the insufficient the stand nqt he could Most have reducof the title of The latter, and. in addition, we ion of immoral spectacles. M. Bon - unwholesome food. And before that was identified with this cortunernor- of France and be cutting out ed the cost of selling had granted it to the Christian Man. Sunbury, Commission at and nevav, Minister of Justice, answered: school private 4 Canvasser came the of sent M. Maurice Herres King of England in recognition 4 PERTH "M. de Lamarxelle is right. There where, as he recalled in later life, ation, and an address. BEALE PLAYER PIANOS. He spoke of in the time of seeksupplies regular getting now are too many people so intoler- to deliver as the victorious .renais- his doubhty deeds are fat Ste the mutton found he in instruments, which fortune able that he dropped it under the the event that Pope; and they thought that of these magnificent ahead ing to build up a of anything French spirit on the recognition of his pious and noble we claim are far on the ruins of morality. It table. The master, an Anglican sance of the imported. France, efforts in favour of the Holy See is the most shameful of speculations. clergyman, made him sweep it up frontiers of reconstituted 3. A. THOMSON. CO.. LIMITED. note: against eloquent religion in this on Christian traffickers ending the of I intend to pursue the PERTH AND FREMANTLE. off the dusty floor anl eat it, dirt "When we restore here the glory of and the Lutherans he ought to be giver. obscenity with the utmost energy." and all. Bossuet there is no intellectual who a title in keeping with his achieveIn immediate fulfilment of his proare we and. This view prevailed; does not understand that ments. mise, the Minister obtained the sig- Secret of Luminous Dials. restoring to the old Catholic and accordingly, various titles were sugnature of the President of the Re. One common use of radium is for Gallo -Roman city its eternal phy- gested by those present. One CarRepublic to a Bill which will increase making luminous dials on watches siognomy which is France. Tou- dinal suggested The Faithful as a Visitors specialthe severity of the penalties on or- and clocks. one of Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields examination An the sixth fit and proper title; another thought special Very duced. ganisers of indecent theatricals, etc. of these radium dials through a po- louse is commemorating Under Owner's Personal Supervision for. Catered ly by lecture inapproA be the Dante. not of would centenary debate. Angelic the The In the course of to make magnifying glass furnishes a the Mayor of Bordeaux on "Social priate; another mentioned The OrM. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. Minister revealed the fact that the werful never to be forgotten. The lu- Peace" drew the presidents of the thodox; another The Ecclesiastical; CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS. PERTH.) (LATE police have just discovered a clan- sight Shipfor New room with seething is material The of employers' associations. officials another suggested The Pious or destine library of neognalthusian minous flashes of light, caused by the trade unions,' and members of learn- Most Pious; another said he would ments arriving. propaganda. The responsible parties tiny explosions of radium atoms. As each ed societies. It was followed by a suggest The Protector as suitable; ar being sought for, and will be pun- atom a particle flies from it torchlight procession, and a charity and this idea pleased the Pope, who, IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOUSE ished in accordance with the recent like a explodes While gun. a from projectile however, remarked that The Proteslaw, which imposes heavier penal- it is impossible actually to see one ball and other fetes. Relts of all Surgical and suitable quite not propaganda. was alone tor -control tie, on birth of these particles, scientific investiga- SOME LOOK LIKE. *SOME SMELL. LIKE. should be amended into The Proteo descriptions made NONE TASTE. LIKE UNION RCM. IF YOU WANT TO SELL A HOUSE tion has Shown that when one of tor of the Faith. Eventually it was Artist Rewarded. REAL ESTATE, these particles is suddenly stopped OR ANY OTHER to order decided that the Pope should select Francis Barraud. the English ar- by striking a crystal of zinc sulphide SEND MC PARTICUL ARS. certain of these titles and send' them tist who painted the famous Victor McMAHON to make a flash M. sufficient MISS is heat the Wolscy with a request phonograph trade -mark, "His Mas- of light the eye can see, and it is Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and Confec- to Cardinal EVERYTHING IN ESTATE WORK. to place them before the king who tionery. Brassieres from 4/11 ter's Voice." has been given an an- these flashes that are seen under the 32 Pier -street, berth (Near Hay -street). would then select which he preferrnuity of £250 by the phonograph magnifying glass. They occur at ed. In the next consistory, held four company his picture helped make the rate of 200,000 a second, and Club Hotel Newcastle days later, June 14th, this decision famous. The gift is "because of the their combined light produces a South Newly Re- was confirmed and the titles were Fremantle. Terrace. to picture Goldfields conunercial value of the glow that may easily be seen with- novated and Up -to -Date. specially sent on as directed to the King, who (Opposite Town and North-West Customerstrams Only Address the company," who bought it over out a lens. stop was to choose whichever he liked. catered for. South Beach twenty years ago from Mr. Barraud (late at door. Proprietor: T. H. Ryan four months later, Dr. Nearly for £100. "I was very pleased with The Famed Toledo Blade. Wyndham. and Celtic Club, sec., ohn the price at that time," said Mr. In the famous sword factory at Tel. 3197. Barraud. "The annuity cum as a III

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Counteraction Grim a and Comedy The Belfast England Warned the King's anhe would formally

nouncement that Parliament." Dublin Executions created that Swearing -in of the Six County "Parliament" The Actthe "Northern historic Act: A Flat Performance be the don't think it Knocklong Men Go Bravely to Death because nobody James Craig on

open Parliawhich and well-known critic). ment, proceeded Lord FitzAlan, was (By Clement Shorter, Editor of the Sphere, an in a Prime Minister do? appeared article will following The "I Scores Lloyd George's Methods of the New York World:less historic of Handling the Irish Question. A few days before the break-up seems to want it," he declared. meltMr. J. F. Gordon, Parliamentary slowly after an soon crowd The last Asquith Administration "I don't pretend that this Act, If I were Prime Minister I would Secretary of the Ministry- of Laband courage, and ed away. The relatives of the %en the Lloyd of dignity a friend With your of politician, foundation the eminent is which not profess a love of liberty ana the were the obje:ts of much sympathy our. protesting their innocence to remarked to me across the pose as the chief protector of sma4 Parliament in Northern Ireland, Mr. R. J. McKeown, Parliamenand Patrick and respect. Mr. Foley held his George, cluesFoley Irish the that Edward believe I table fact, last, in luncheon Act: perfect nations while at the same moment announced tary Secretary of the Ministry of is a The Speaker formally Viceroy, ren:e hand as he left, and he looked tion might easily be settled hi a pursuing with fire and sword the Maher were hanged in Mountjoy it .wants amending already. in Education. With much ceremony the "Northand the the 7th June somewhat shaken. has friend Tuesday, this on election, in his then surprised Prison all Since at be week. not inaugurated shall was "I people of Ireland. I would nut perMr. R. J. McKeown, Parliamentern Parliament" still more formal phrases and react(the morning when Belfast was attained to high position. and the The women relatives bore up is amended in the not very general election to be he'd le Belfast on Tuesday, Tune 7th, ary Secretary of the Ministry of if itdistant or- Irish question seems further from mit a in 1917 and 73 members to the opening chapter of from 'manuscript, confirmed the terrible ing you the beginning il know under of future. far feature wonderfully Ireland diof piece The Viceroy thee, Commerce. The great outstanding a partitioned moas you appointment. widowed ever. that career than and its and settlement on a Sinn Fein and the Mr. T. H. Burn, Assistant Parlia- here did not want it, deal. The aged conif be elected openly ticket, and subsethe event was the coolness with rected the members to takeTurnthe Irish nation), following a some The first thing that I would dobe only accepted it on the advice of ther of Patrick ltt.aher was par. and Republican a Senate. mentary Secretary of the Ministry elect total lack of enthusiasm to and court-martial would a oath by Minister e Lord Carsonviction Prime were your great leader. ticularly brave. quently proclaim the Sinn Fein orMayor of Belfast, pf Finance. which the people greeted, or failed weeks since of having shot an frankly to recognise one fact-I ganisation as dangerous and ,'legal Rule. ing to the Lord and your present Prime Minisas first Senator the When approached by photographtwo that Councillors. to greet, the new-found Home Privy exKnocklong of in directed New he years long sergeant from R.I.C. would see elected members. ter " ers she quietly informed them that perience of Ireland that the problem and imprison the Sir James Craig has, of course, Lord Mayor should have the oath years ago. Sir J. Craig, Sir Dawson Bates, Most of them without trial or withThey Did Well. she objected to being photographed, been appointed Premier, with other administered at the first meeting of Mr. M. Pollock, D.L., and Mr. J. their could not be settled by force, that the period of their imto limit and eluding out in happening, wantsucceeded You she ill-omened and well. an did is you It the Ministers and secretaries. the Senate. "I think of tae Privy unconquerable. By to prisonment. I would not declare appeared M. Andrews were swornCity interesting figure Ireland isPost, When the mace -bearer Chamber, Hall be- ed no change. But so long as your was a sorry and tragic prelude Par- attentions. An The State opening of the Parliathe one English jour- the possession of arm vend ammunipre- Morning Council in the Belfast end of the amongst the large gathering plan tion 'to be a crime in Ireland, and own particular interests were safe- the opening of the "Northern hardheaded ment was made by the King on the at the lowerrestored. a definite nal with Lord Lieutenant. in the fore Man proceed-looking He a sent was a sturdy liament." silence was guarded you were willing to oflend Ireland, we are con- raid, generally with violence. the 22nd. ult. a ed to the table, followed by the who wore a Rosary with regard to told Viceroy Entertained, your hand for the future welfare that there are homes of the people of Leinster, Writing a day after the event, This brings the total number naval uniform, stantly being Dub- Speaker, now wearing a full -bottom of the country as a whole. I believe you aajnurnment executed beads around his neck. the been After have who courses --to give Munster and Connaught, while carespecial representative of the men possible of two only Speaker Six -County Parliament, Sir James The picthus gown. forward-I and look Died. wig I seven Men ed it. Independent past the Two done the How lin Weekly with Ireland what it wants or to reconin Ireland within avoiding inetrference then took Craig entertained the Viceroy and have whom repeated the oath. and Craig lie too optimistic-to what we slept quer the country. We are engaged fully tures the Belfast Comedy: months to 25, 24 of and and Lady FitzAlan, the members of may Messrs. Foley and Maher arms in Ulster, the illegal and deJames be openSir will what to Parliament seat. here. Fitz his starting -County Viscount. night, Six are the The effort. It is a futile fiant introduction of which arms inRepublicans. during, were in latter the hours refour or three the if followed, the others and other Ministers the his Cabinet, Parliament, established by His Majesty ed at Belfast City Hall yesterday, reply to the memorial and were quite cheerful and happy experiment. You may fill Ireland was the fountain and the maining members, swearing in in to luncheon in the Banquetting King-I look forward to that being, Alan, inreprieve, intimated that in the morning. Canon Waters cele- gaols of Ireland, ydu may shoot to small in numbers and unique in was for a present Irish situation. roll. batches of 3, signing the that of the City Hall. Chamber big step in the future welfare of its course." brated Mass in their cell at 6 am., down hundreds of its citizens-you source of the a take must unanimity of its composition, law "the the If I were Prime Minister I would Sir J. Craig moved Sir Jas. Craig, proposing the toast this country. relatives of the men and gave them Holy Communion, can but strengthen the tenacious great in the element of make-bemale Seven British the the cf behest of Sir Edthe esat Orders even which Standing "At any rate. this Act, Appropriately enough, "The Lord Lieutenant and Prosper. lieve. executed were arrested in a hotel and imparted the Papal Benedic- purpose of the race and drive for a not the Carson, arm officially House of Commons, with certain ity to Ireland," said "Ulster" re- tablishes a Parliament here in the by Crown forces. ceremony took place in a building midnight Mass was celebrated time the seething dissatisfaction be- ward at and A second tion. adopted, Ireland, be. North-East of power had formed Orangemen gives modifications, presentatives at Westminster North of Ireland' and where many of those who neath the surface. The idea that dub them "special constables." enat 6.30 am. by Father McMahon. R.I.C. Constable Hanged. Moles be elekted Chair- always found the Lord Lieutenant to establish another Parliament in assembly Thomas new that the of scheme prayRule personnel Home the the Partition the Masses both made coven- man of Ways and Means, both mo-a a fast friend, whose name, reputa- Southern 'Ireland does this-it gives trust them with the direction and Constable W. Mitchell, an Eng- During made Lord Carson's solemn Then incessantly and with great fer- over which Sir Hamar Greenwood their already victimiaad tions being agreed to. happened. lishman, convicted of having been er tion and history were so wrapped to Irishmen as a whole the right, ant in September, 1914. nodeclaring who acted is so optimistic will prove the least control of neighbours Rd.C., Auxiliary thing vour. Mr. and polititai of Home that it, remarkable shooting England the very of exercise in ..concerned and if they choose to that they would have adup in the history present at the cere- value in its present form is incred- Catholic and then pose as a sinsuch a the power to manage their own afThe Speaker stood up, and,.herp opponents, that J.P., during a raid as guards, were ' honoured Dixon, were T. R. they in Rule. altogether ible. persons asked nine monies, members, the with also was in peacemaker. part Dunlavin, dressing a at cere redolent take to for money man was sent fairs. his Warns Against Banking in AngloThe City Hall is the Fell. The executioner and few mem- to "keep steady. please. and face a back the whole country to hanged an lour later. "My duty, if I may 'borrow Would Not Attempt to Tool Great covenanting -no-Horne Rulebuilding, a The dignity of the bringing assistant,acs. entered the cell malt acs. Impressive Scenes During the peace, happiness, and prosperity. ,sporting phrase, is to endeavour to Britain and America by the ories. It is an imposing in which the camera." pinioned and' there am., and 7 before minutes vanish, to public is moment, English House began the at the that ring. true the Executions. was in keeping Meanwhile It share my do Partition and Plunder Act. and the Council Chamber their of behind men were audible giggles from some sadly ignorant of the external reEdward Foley and Patrick the hands of both owing to trade depression and the I wish you well. and I believe, with the Belfast Corporation meetthewas I would not attempt to fool C reat visitors. 90 the distinguished strike, prosperity in the patience, perseverance, and good sults of the present policy. We are Britain, were executed together at miners' Maher more than .icletitiate to house and other foreign first lacing-the Camera. Procession to Bcaffole. constantly being misled by the States byAmerica North was not what they were ac- will, it may be done." 7 a,m. members thar compnsea theParliatalking of the Home Rule that is given to the then colouring to, but in drinking prosfalse customed executioners people the of the gathering of the Northern in conThe Speaker calmly sat down, View. am. One Ire5.30 as concession D'Arcy'a early a Dr. As 1921 as of Most Rev. his perity to Ireland they all desired abroad that Act knowing all the time, astoLloyd ment. Everything, indeed, tended took off his pince-nez, adjusted to assemble outside the pri- walked in front, followed by Canon rickle of news from land, Speaking at the Intercession ser- began The Hon. members that the fullest measure of trade in our various journals. George who appears Maher, prayers, then were reciting nection with the opening wig, and posed. gates Waters outer single mema not son. does, that at return to their Northern vice in Belfast in connection with closed with some D.M.P. constables walke.1 beside him, responding is Take America, for example. It is ber of Parliament from Ireland. not towards that wonderful harmony looked up in a dignified manner "Northern trainer should ports, and that the Sonth and West the inauguration of the Dr. McMahon and possible for a visitor to that coun- even the members of the Governand unanimity that characterised a battery of three cameras Cinema D'Arcy on duty outside. At 5.50 a.m., the a firm voice: Father happy a was It balcony. from the conditions now Parliament," Most Rev. a turn should from proceedings. them the on Foley followed. pray;ne fervently, try to spend a year in an atmosphere ment sitting for Irish constituencies. hanthe his on back peace bring raging and try to thought to tike the Viceroy operators slowly turned the latter's demeanour being also in which the Irish problem is ofa not even Sir Edward Carson h;mread way to Parliament through Albert- dles of the machines, and the cam- and prosperity to their part of the quite calm and collected. The se- no importance. He mayedited self, dare offend their constituents Anne by Rd., country. bridge Rd., Laganbank eras clicked. cond executioner followed. The pri- variety of newspaper voting for either the second or when a men of English origin, which reflect by St., and Victoria St., when passing Everyone was happy; one Religion, Sin, and "Black and Tans." son bell was not tolled. third reading of the "concession." cambehind sentiment old of the the something under through the East leivisna. raucous voice from stepped men thanked Both replying, FitzAlan, Lord away, second, of the Chief Secretary At times I drag' Hope's anchor far Seldom have the people in these era was heard to say: "Abecame ropes on the platform, the white which undoubtedly existed al-un- Pen-Picture for a the assembly for its generous recep Ireland. Drifting athwart Despair's dark dismal sea, in my early districts had a Stale procession mar- Mr. Speaker," the giggles caps being quickly placed over their dantly in New England he appreciated, of night will never flee shades To take pronounced titter, as the proceed- tion of him, whichthe the love Fearing passionate of sentiment a years, and not allow a showman shalled by their dbors. adjusted I would ropes the intense loyal heads, and from knew but he day: to refulgent pantomimic. reddens mute that direct dawn becoming the The that A'regica the Viceroy by ings were Chief Secretary publicly to palliate spray tightened. Death is seated to have of England, a feeling were ty of Belfast that they would wel When douberniste creep and wild thoughts' blinding two has two hateful problems-het re-' crimes like those committed at Ralalong the Newtonards Rd. would be But members and the Speaker The been instantanedus. to look come anyone whom the King might Leaps round me, comes the restful thought of thee, gro and the Irishman-and a evm- briggan, where two civilians--agthe to take the Viceregal party past unmoved, they continued reciting forward, rushed Lieutenant. priests his Lord as said choose voice Galilee) (As the Voice came to troubled with the remark so ofhen ainst whom no crime was proved o: many unsightly HMIs and vacant towards the cameras. A last prayers, while Father McMa. pathy that mufUnhappily they were not all of To right my bark, my faithless fears allay. if every Irishman were alleged-were . taken from their plots, reminiscent of the pogrom of faintly: "Ready"; there wasa a flasn. hon anointed the bodies. Prior to made the same religion. He glorified in a negro and were to be homes and cruelly bayonetted fo shoot to last July. The sight of many ruin- fled explosion, and thenbut the dig- his, soul! Auxiliaries of the thy intrepid one wisdom. the execution strange 'his audience say youth's dared Thy and he the mar taken, might was 'homes h'finged for it. America would be a death by forces of the Crown, not ed Catholic The picture scapulars of pair foes! a Foley myriad gave thy to and elusive gone, steps theirs. Thy in. Brt to country to live happier made ever been harmony of the clay's proceedings. nity of the assembly was the ad- glorified in whom has toll of high and one exacts Lourdes. which came from Thy laughs at Death where Death If he were to change his religion all this is but to live in a amenable. Sir James Craig moved and the woes! The Silent Spectators. which he himself had worn during listen to Thy heart unbroken 'neath thy country's to June 22, he believed everyone there would must victory's flag unroll, the war, and these wet:, to be re- fool's paradise. I would not empanel court-martial (methinks) The sighteers who lined the route, journment Chief pm. appalling Such a most as 12.42 his at upon look rose turned to him afterwards. more particularly High St. and House Scenes in the Streets. Gives Irish -American:; the Credit of to try civilians for their lives and And give our weary eyelids their repose. bounder, but, he added amidst had spent and accept their verdicts the Dublin Catholic Bulletin. Maher publish in and Nations. the League of E.. Foley Donegall Pl., were equally assiduBoth Killing change to were you laughter-"If question, while at the same The scenes in Belfast streets, yours I would not think anything ous that all should,be peaceful and the last two years in Mountjoy There are several millions of Irish. without Fa. gaol, and since sentenced to death men and time withholding the supposed adWaters quiet. There was no unseemly apart from the display surrounding Canon J. Rev. Very of you." worse it them are Many of in America. partition been were said if there had Holy verse of the Strickland miliprison. received verdict ago the outburst of cheering t3 herald the the arrival of Lord FitzAlan, entered a month over ther M'Mahon well educated, alert and born poliSin and Prosperity. was not their doing. "We have ne- The progress of the Viceregal visitor. An tame-almost dial. outer gates were opened at 6 Communion twice a week. Since the ticians. The American, of English tary inquiry into the authorship of declared, charm. am sorry, on a festive occasion ver sought division," he "I they the by fire of the centre sentence The weather, which wasday onwards destructionof their occasional weak and restrained hour that confirmation from was like this." continued Lord FitzAlan, "we gave all our heart and all our am., and origin is very rarely a politician. cheer rose, only to be quickly sub- ineand the fact that thea general were daily Communicants. They His mind is centred on his business. of Cork City. unity groups of people were seen wending the I wouldn't have to all things, BeAbove observed practically as crowds to "to say a word of a mournful char-I strength for unity, the larger dued. prison. innocence the their towards prote3ted Way their he despises the whole political crowd. ac Chief Secretary for of the great community to which we acter, but, holding the position Ireland a man The crowds were unusually quiet holiday, attracted large railings and the end. The 'Irishman meantime is engaged whbse blatancy and self-conceit not belong. That a province should con- tween the inner ,re and decorous in the,presence of the the vicinity of the City Hall.enthusi- do, I think I must. Ireland is any guard military strong a door in Grave. while prison United in manipulating the caucus. He has affairs or least internal Ireland the Has own its not trol was prosperous. Viceroy. provocation. and a themselves There Catholic sim- other country the right to be pros- taking its share in the management had taken up a position, while an his eye not only on his own coun- in grave one the in buried -advertisement were whose self They methods of The scene within the City Hall asm, and the crowds, as a rule, the facing stood car settled in America, but hit resemble so closely the style of a It will armoured was no less remarkable for its tame- ply looked on at the pageant. were perous when sin is rampant through. of the whole is not partition. inside the prison walls at 1.30 trymen not be partition in the case of Ul- crowd. out large portions of the country? being performed wire -pulling 'capacity enables him raceSame members of the crowd ness, perhaps, more than anything A large crucifix, surrounded by p.m., the last rites Rev. Dr. O'Doh- to bring to the polling booth hou- noisy shilling tipster on a to "Before we can hope to -see Ire- ster unless forces ' outside Ulster lighted At 11.30, when the ceremony inspired now and then, however, Waters, else. Canon candles, was placed on the by sands of voters who have scarcely course. land .prosperous, as she has a right make it so." McMahon. here outof Sphere Father the and The editor began, the floor and the two gal- a faint cheer at the waving of flags erty, milithe separated which railings were to be, the sin of murder must be St. even heard of Ireland-Poles and lines a plan for a compromise has -4 Rev. Dr. O'Doherty, CC., leries of the house had their limit- from windows, many of which They hold, the preacher went on, of citizens, and the like. The on the acceptance by the Irish peoOne of the most de- a trust for the British Empire, tary from the gathering the re- Czecho-Slovaks, at Arran Quay, ed Accommodation pretty well tax- occupied along the route by sight- eradicated. Paul's, Shortly prayer. fervent in knelt who perfection of plorable, pathetic things to me is which they believed to be the greatand with the result shows a gtowing of a form of Home Rule which seers. ed. 6 am. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Foley, quest of the relatives, his machinery. He set out at the ple At 11.30. when Most Rev. Dr. ,The inauguration of this "Parlia to realise what 1 am afraid is true, est end most civilising of human after would give them complete control Foley, with their consent of Canon Waters, visited jest Presidential election to kill the of many of the young men per- institutions. The forces now seek- parents of Edward that and Monday on prisoners D'Arcy, Protestant Primate of Ire- merle" was, in fact, almost funereal Irish revenues. This method of the two and petrating those crimes are taught two daughters and son. William. sentences League of Nations scheme so far as settlement is offered just fifty years land, wearing his episcopal ' 'robes, in its dullness. Lord FitzAlan ing to destroy it were agents of dis- and accompanied by some lady re- other days since their America was concerned, and he too late. It wholly ignores the ra IA, their leaders, or some of their order or reaction, whatever they genthem Finding was conducted to the Bar of the his party drove through Donegal' wereehonfirmed. and leaders. that in' doing so they are latives. walked to the prison in succeeded. Give hi manother four dical transformation in Irish senti House, all the 40 Partitionists mem- Pl. in unbroken silence almost, ial Irishmen, he sat with them may pretend to be. and he will "do still better-or ment which has taken place since Relatives Arrested. bers were in their places, occupy- the attendance on the side -walks committing no sin. their cell while they smoked cigar- years The result of fall. would is They there continues emospirit of that table. "If the sparse. traces of no was very ever memorable Easter Week They showed ing seats on both sides ettes. In addition, Dr. O'Doherty worse. for this the, recent elections was a great tion, In eight years from now, with that prosperity some for hope to no related quietly for the temperer and Masses of 1916, when some of the noblest of Impression. celebrated Enters. PitsAlan Belfast's proLord delicate commercial prob- Ireland's country. And those very men who victory for order and settled' sons sacrificed their lives welfare of the prisoners, in whom he various At the conclusion of the prayers, looked, indeed, as if Belfast inculcate such doctrines into the gress. Ile urged that it be not re- friends that there It situation, a great interest to the lems conflicting the in the cause of the Irish Republic. at midnight Crown forces entered manifested' Lord FitzAlan entered the Cham- viewed the new regime as a doubt- young men of this country know In garded as a party victory. Its efwill possibly he an election in which Their countrymen will now b esatisthe Four Courts Hotel, where they last. ber, and with a quick step, proceed. ful, if not an undesirable, novelty. their hearts that they are acting fect was that the people of Ulster parahatred for England will be fied *ith nothing less than who; before were staying, and arrested seven ed to the dais, and took his seat, It was, in fact, one of the poorest agdinst the laws of God and' of His could undertake the work mount. It is useless to blink these WAof tneir male relatives, whom SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL facts. They were forced upon me these Irish patriots died for. commanding at the same tine the demonstrations ever witnessed in Church, and they are drifting into them with confidence, and that setmeaning Englishmen who, like Edicustody. in seated. help, be removed to would they members confidence city. and PERTH. on a three months' visit to the tlement HILL, the crime." HIGHGATE heinous peace bea Shorter, think that tor The Clerk, Mr. Dasent, wearing The arrival of the Viceregal Party under God, tor bring peace and setBOARDERS and DAY United States eighteen months ago. tween Ireland and England can be The names of the captured rela' "Horrible Crimes." wig and gown, read the order con- at the City Hall was signalled by all parts of Ireland and tives are:-Messrs. Timothy Keogh SCHOLARS. to that Man- patched up by substituting Dom'n. tlement note in a letter to the I touchof for Asking to be excused vening Parliament, and the Viceroy, the playing by one of the bands Pupils are prepared for Uuniver. chester Guardian, Harold Spender, ion Home Rule for the Irish Repubthe whole Empire. (uncle), W. O'Brien (uncle), J. intimating the wish of King George "God Save the King," and'even this ing the subject, the Viceroy conSheehy (first cousin), D. Condon city, Commercial, and Musical Ex- who is believed to be a friend of the lic are deceiving themselves. Prof. MacNeill's View. that the House should elect a did not move the mass of the spec. tinued-"We know that the force cou(first arrinations. O'Brien M. Prime Minister insists, as the result cousin), The editor of the Sphere concluProf. Eoin MacNeil, T.D., writ (Orst commonly galled the 'Bleak and Speaker, withdrew. The ladies re- tators. For ferther particulars apply to of his recent six weeks in America, solicitor, sin). M. Hayes (first cousin), and PRIORESS. that an Irish settlement "ir urgent des by an appeal to his countrymen MOTHER REV. clined gracefully in their seats, and was sonic interest displayed Tans' are accused of committing ing to Mr. Jas. O'Doherty, returning are There prisoners the of Four Walsh. to trust the Irish people. He says: A3810. Tel. the distiiiguisied visitors settled when Lord FitzAlan was observed serious and grave crimes. Yes, but Derry, his election agent, his elec- M. if the United States is not to drift farmers and fathers of families, viz., We have tried °her methods in themselves comfortably to hear the inspecting a military guard cf hon- it is unjust to say that because thanks to the electors for into the condition of permanent Ireland and have failed lamentably. in bugst- Messrs. W. O'Brien, J. Sheehy, M. the assisted City had committed the been they have says entered crimes tion, he first oratory. when our, but and M. Walsh. alienation from Great Britain." THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. the Alas! we are still pursuing Mr. Wm. Coote was the orator. Hall no further heed was taken of whole force should be, so to speak, ing' the Partition game. Those who O'Brien, Added to this we have the situa same old system, and, strange to intelliThe people received the The crowd lin- charged as being guilty of those voted for the ex-Unionist candiIn slowly -modulated phrases, be the proceedings. tion in Australia and South Africa Mrs business instincts traveller say, noted our and and Yankee indignation. hon. justice. "the is not the silent of time, like in That gence crimes. dates were moved the election gered about for some made additionally difficult through have not yet taught us as a people and Manufacturers "It is true-I do not deny it who, finding a suspicious-looking Maher and her daughter arrived laModellers, gallant member, Major Robert Wil- then melted away. Irish intrigue. On the Continent of to reap the advantage of experience Importers. for one moment-let us be frank chicken on his plate, said he could ter, and soon the relatives of both Church Furnishers, liam Hugh O'NEll as Speaker." was a profusion of flags, There Book Catholic Europe things are just the same. in Ireland and to abandon measures about these things-that crimes, eat crow, but he did not hanker af- men joined the crowd in prayer. He spoke in florid diction of the chiefly from public buildings, while sellers. An eminent Italian remarked to and methods which have not only procomthe their been and in similarly Suppliers. have sung, also School reposing were crimes, were Framers. were they horrible it. ter Hymns Picture trust houses suburban me the ()that day that English peo- failed but have invariably added to SYDNEY, a 543 GEORGE-STREET, mitted by members of this force. There would be an amusing meet- ceedings, which took place in The greatest quietude riend as custodian of their honour, adorned. -ST., MELBOURNE.. ple do not seem to understand the our difficulties. Most earnestly and ef- brilliant sunshine, were most im- .244 ELIZABETH "You may find explanations. ing in the last ditch, and the .uardian of their liberties, and pro- obtained all the afternoon, and for The House for All Catholic Goods effects of the chaos in Ireland upon most confidently do I urge trust of Out there is no excuse for any forts of the members of that meet- pressive. Church, Horne, Etc. tector of minorities. It was good there was no clash of rival parties. continental opinion-in Italy, in the Irish people as the one and only force committing these crimes. o hear the grandiloquent and fee ing to look serious and imposingViscountess. on guard on the roof for were Soldiers Bouquets France, in Spain, in every country certain remedy for a condition of diet Explana"Provocation?-Yes. .went usage of Parliamentary ASK FOR not to say grim and determined- of the prison. At 7 am. the prayers where there is a large Roman Ca- affairs which no reasonable man hastily amuswas more This force the all On the way fromOrmiston, Lord it tion?-Yes. make would tion. and always with emphasis. and Fitz for the dying were recited, PHIL RYAN tholic population. You cannot excuse or defend, and for which and hurriedly set to work ing, 'This House is no mere plaything," Pirrie's residence, Viscount was a death- Dodge Motor Car for Hire Day or AIM shoot priests and overrun convents can were the enlisted Mis(the soon afterwards there every citizen of Great Britain is without proper discipline. .eclared Mr. Coote. "We are here Alan and the Viscountess Nobody wanted the thing by broken was No. 108. Motor Garage Tele- without exciting a fever of detestaCar This presentaand stillness. like bouquets -of made beplaces been directly responsible in greater or recipients no doubt, have o try to build up, the waste Al 957. G.P.O. Motor flank. Northern Parliament), nobody At takes, for the crowd felt phone, children. tion on the part of the Roman Ca- ess degree. owing, perhaps, to the great hurry: lieved in it, and nobody loved it. further prayer, A3488. .f our. province and strengthen this tions from school duty Christian Sadie a was and there that paraded, tholic world. 400 have these crimes Beihnont None the. less outpost of the Empire." It started bankrupt, and was the -creature, who, Ritchie presented the Viscountess been committed, but not by the only thing in the world called a with another fellow ORIENTAL HOTEL. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. British Labour on the Side of Tolerance "Broadening." was to be sent into Hannan-street, At Svdenharn Kalgoorlie. 'Phone 481. with a bouquet. as a whole. which had not the po- an hOur later, Ireland. Parliament a ward- One of the Best Hotels on the Fields. hour Major O'Neill, a young man of the children came outside and wav- force that At if wer to decide what money it would eternity. surprised much be very I shall Beet of Accommodation. apSplendid from that coming There are those who say MISS MERCIA SCOTT, -light build, of rather ascetic was . seen er Dining room under we hear in the future of any such raise or how it would be spent. ed Union Jacks. Kept. Lord Salisbury's remedy of 20 years and scarance, and with a clear, meloTeacher of Latest Ballroom the prison with a paper in his Everything supervision or Mrs. Taylor. Meals, I/0; offences being committed by them The First Cabinet. Fancy Dancing, JIM FRAWLEY, Pro-, of resolute government is the solu.ious voice, arrested the attention official announ- Weekly, 27/6. the was This tp hand. a proper now that I mean, again. appointments The following Tuition. ta()Motor. Hes Resumed have had tion. sons f the House when he rose. In well CO. executiens Salisbury's the Lord & that cement HOLDWAY spirit of discipline exists." Parliaanent are offihosen words and nicely rounded' the Six -County long abandoned that position. It is Sewerage Plumbers (Certifi- ken place. Ile placed it on a spike Act Historic, But Nobody Seemed Licensed PrRate Lessons by Appointment. .eriods, with all the grace and fin- cially announced:Gasfitters and Sheet metal of the gate, but it was at once torn SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. out of date. There is such a thing cated). Craig. James Sir Minister: 40-44 It. Prime Want to S011elted. Trial and eloquent A NONE TASTE LIKE UNION SEER. "Abbotsford," effective Workers. Private Address as the swing of the pendulum. The sh of an down. Hugh Mr. A4305. Tel. Finance: of Perth. Minister peaker, he declared his submission Viceroy congratulated !ti Pier -street, when Liberalism The time must come 118 Aberdeen-street, Perth. Pollock. MacD. dwelt and House, of the or Labour or some other cult will o the will Tel. A4787. Home Affairs: Sir R. Dawson pon the difficulties Which must lie in the saddle, and the Irish aue.sonfront a new Assembly such as Bates. on a new phase. must then take under the Friendly Societies' Acts or Australasia). tion Registered and M. Andrews. John Church the Mr. of Hierarchy Labour: the (Approved by heirs. MSS T. L O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. Labour is beginning to declare itself CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. Education: Lord Londonderry.Mr. Its Watchword. are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, Major O'Neill was then conducted dentatitlIng. their. 45 Cleaver -street. West Perth. in sympathy with Ireland, as two to Catholics (males and. females),. Agriculture and Commerce: 1, IS essentially Irish anti catholic, and It sped.i.iy Appeals Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe any Locality on receipt by the DISTRICT In v his proposer and seconder to the me suffront of established recent in be documents will Branches the Terms on M. Archdale. Organ, and Harmony. SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. sanctioned by the PRIEST of the DISTRICT, hair. This was perhaps the most E. Mr. ficiently indicate, notably the pama requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS application. Miss O'Connortheis preSECRETARY or of J. Milne Barbour. to be Parfully set out in the requisition. intending members beingand Pipe pressive part of the proceedings. ages and £300,383 In Funds. FinanCity?" The to take pupils for and "Who Burnt Cork phlet pared names members Secretary :.0,000 Financial Zealand; New and the Commonwealth of Sickness Guaranteed. Organ. Tel. A2045. Sir Jas. Craig, who occupied the liamentary 550 BRANCHES throughout Assistance policy of force which has been alin cases the Ministry of Finance. cial help and Medical MODERATE CONTRIBUTION. 'rout Bench. with his Ministers- of Viscountess Ferin must such free play Ireland and lowed MEMBERS. Massereene BENEFIT FOR FREEHOLD PROPERTY, No ENTRANCE FEES lect, then rose for the first time. rard, Parliamentary Secretary of AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN -street, Perth. 'ultimately react on England when BEDFORD HOTEL. or LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL its address was short, and morethe District Secretary, Hiberlan Hall. Murray unemployment increases here. fie it the Ministry of the Prime Minister. rim Particulars on Apia!, ation to J.. O'FARRELL, MURRAY-STREET. He congratulated ss formal. inevitably must. The situation is Parliamentary OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. Dixon, H. Accommodation for Country Capt. REQUIREMENTS. Splendid the MODERN attained ALL having 'peaker on HIBERNIAN MAL. ThorTarriff Moderate. full of danger-that I am sure all Visitors. Secretary of the Ministry of FinMinimum RATES. p.m. to Saturday. Throughout. GEORGE Monday to Friday. tighest honour of their House. 0 5 t.2 . Renovated p.m. oughly 11 recognise-but the soreaders your 8 ance. 0 0 . ts proceedi p.m. the t in to 0 0 p.m. 15 lull £5 Proprietor. a was p.m. AUBURN, There 8 p.m. to 12 frarK.C.. can thing. What tution is the main 6 Megaw. 7 D. . es p.m. to 15 Robert Mr. 8 p.m. ngs. and presently the Vicerey eie liamentary Secretary of the Minis ered the Chamber, preceded by offi- try of Home Affairs. ials, and took his seat on the dais.

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FREMANTLE. eves, hecause if Mr. Hughes got own way, without being checked. and Australia might be bound heed Our Correspondent.) Frain to Mr. The His Grace referre foot. his The Fremantle Catholic. Men's SoPerth Huelic'- capacity for &deluging Hay is making another bid for pro. prize a in England vices,. and said that while Mr. ciety In a college Ntuneroue entertainpress lately, prothe by recently offered linghes at the Perwe Conierence was GOODS. LP. FANCY a with EARTHENWARE, CHINA, GLASS, Japan trent, have been organised most satisfactory an,ippiecil the advancement ofbattling vice to popularising the society and fessor for the WARE, Etc. "Mention question: it the Paeific. he Wit, 11,1W the of swering A together. people briniging the for an alliance with Japan, which the greatest man that GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET en- ucry successful social function even- the name of giving five reasons for might tit, c.oisi Australi,ois SETS, and FRUIT SETS. generosity to every good cause. 'I he tuated yesterday week, and On ever lived. tthirh Aineriea. of wilt were war in period students The vele gage so." saying has received many pletion of pupil teachership QUEENSLAND. not do. Thiir-day night last another simiin archpriest Of the exam CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. FOR nationalities. WRITE many It is believed that ot- was sure Aulialians availwas amusement and the Issued course of training gratulations. evening's lar inert only one was an Irishman. of Ble,sed those days, appointment: to Camden hers of the clergy will be honored. spent who of A4270 CENTRAL. goodly esowci. by a ed TELEPHONE Heart Speaking on the life for Sacred the The prize was awarded by them Recuni Iv martyred Arch- and Paddington fell to his lot. With enjoyable time. Oliver Plunkett. the and lec- Fathers toot over the new pariah a very the enclosed: of denominational Primate of Kennedy, D.S.0... which success by the Father Ethan:raged coast, bishop of Armagh.O'Connor, remark- the abolition Mac"In my opinion Terence Mr. Dwyer filled the position tured in St. Killian's Ilall, Bendigo. of Wvnyard, en the northassumed attended their initial effort, the Ireland, Father T. of the Precious schools Lord 'Mayor cif Cork, was chief assistant in Oran;;'-, Bath- recently on "Egypt. Ancient and find Rey. Father Fanning Dramatic Club are already Swiney, ing that the month month of the of Su- Modern." of ,lan the ditties of P.P. This parish form- C.Y.M.S. greatest man that _ever lived. the Glebe set and An excellent present. Leichhardt. piece to another hurst. for the looking parish a Blood is also of part for saying so are: lastreasons five said: the recently My At until ed Plunkett, perior Public Schools. tern slides were shown. Every encouragement rhould lie givBlessed Oliver RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. overcame morally the 1. He cor'cs be- mentioned school he spent eight embrachie Stanley and Wynyard. en to the club, which is going to be probe to "Blessed Oliver Plunkett behad Empire that has hope he this presbytery powerful most upon Adminisnew A f highest Followiot a valuable acquisition to the social The Very Rev. J. Barry, a reprefurniture fore us as an apostleour Church. Twq years. headmaster of the principal and vided. The building Mr. Jas, ever existed. of the parish. trator; has called together CHAS. E. GOSDEN, Manager. for our race and for years ago the came DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. and Dr. Barry. who re- attributes "2. His last stand was- the most at Broken Hill for four years. committee for the pusa cost Bolger it at the head of affairs, and hundred and forty and school years. sentative fits for blessed and opened the pres- directs the company, which is suf. heroic act in the 700 years' war, far cently arrangements t nd name Marrickville West race of making of out pose enemies of a country of Camperdown for eight years, and suitable reception to his Grace on byters. stated tile debt amounted guarantee of strict attention the longest war inwashistory. the longest creed tried to instet:isle After blessing the presby- ficient "3. His agony the t erfon of its finally of Redfern for the past 13 his arrival in Melbourne. The com- to 1:81i3 to detail. eloquan end a Church delivered Uniname the Grace of from his tery, and Dwyer, delegates W. of race Mrs. on apace for the best known, and most universally consists draws The time years. mittee at course Primate, but that the lasting as during the the Catholic and National Societies ent address, Every effort should discussed one on record, stronger and muse versity Senate and director ofwife. Sale the good 'work Sisters' bazaar. and creed are-lay days. ever Kinds tributed his he seventy-two in laymen. which for Machines they did it Catholic than Society. Benevolent be made td ensure the success of the and representative widespread to of martyrs Three of his family 'attended the The secretarial dutieshave been de- being done in the Pacific Island's by appeal. "4. He made the supreme sarriMary's Mount must be alai and were before. The el'nlood cause Fathers, cherished Yes, Heart passed (genemost son Sacred the the for eldest fice Kennedy His H. Christians. T. our cleared of debt. See to it that puted to Mr. has been the aeca of Blessed Olivet University. made complimentary references to Sisters are relieved of this heavy of man. through the Medical School, the sec- ral secretary A.C.F.). Rey. Father the life and death "5. His example was a lesson to that the: can ond gained the diploma on econ- On arrival at Spencer-street. his the ecod work done bybuilt Gramophones, playing flat records, £2 2s. to £70. Edison Amfinancial obligation forthwith. magthe Phinkett tell plainly furious who eeee and the admiration of the of O'Donnell, T. J. passions berolas, playing Cylinder Records, £18. Flat Records. double -sided, and is on the staff The local Hiberniana are at preGrace will be received by a guard His let loose wiatsoever our priests and omics, Treasury. Wynyard. at church of younger nificent a members of whilst peoples." all We are landing a big lot for Christmas. Cylinder Records, 3/6. is being composed active. A social State of honour the Wyn- sent very they may against may unsheath daughter 3/6 each. We stock all in the Edison Catalogue. is connected with the Edu- the Catholic and National Societies, Grace also complimented future to entertain our people, they they may against cation Department. on being progressive, held in the near the people of yard lists and complete Catalogues posted to all who write members Monthly by met one honour be `hied suggestBoard District and will. of what would have been whatsoever swords of their progressiveness be- the for them. whatsoever fires whatsoever' wile has recently ed!! reception committee. The Arch- the sion creation Wvilv,rd into a of the members us. they may light set up way ing the after per and all repair parts in stock. Mainsprings, O'Riordan. Needles, proceed, Father then the Presidential Rev. will through :rev The H.A.C.B.S. bishop passed The Star of the Sea they may, they new parish. but when a long illness in a private hospital in of Collins -street, to the Cathedral. All kinds of Talking Machines Repaired. Advahtage will also be met in St. Patrick's Hall on Monchair. ever gibb it,. theywillmay, pas,!ct clergy. the Binalong of to !lave returned gahering to the has to explain chair taken Representatives the Sydney. when ±',e perse site's will DON'T RISK BLOOD POISON. the many advantages of the Society day evening last,Bro. hantman wiil ha"e restored to health, to the great joy laity, and Catholic 'Societies T. J. Alford, in was occupied by away, and the work, our race and of his parishioners. who gave him a meet the Archbishop in Sydney and Every the presence of a good meeting. and appeal for recruits. Sure. Be wearied of his Buk-And Zain live Use return him his will on God, cordially welcome him Irishman and Irish -Australian should Tiro. J. Brady acted as Guardian for welcome home, and presented name' and creed, please with a purse of £180. . Father 0'. to Australia. The (langer of a cut or scratch is belong to this progressive Irish-Aus- the evening. Sick pay was passed for ever and for ever." has received -news from IreAt the Cathedral a Solemn Te not in the slight injury itself, but tralian society, whose objects are tlte to Bros. J. Cullity, B. by Riordan 'Wil- Deum will be chanted as a thanks- because it opens.the way for deadly religious, intellectual and social. for payment brother. Australian youngest his an that land Devitt, J. Kelleher, W. O'Heney. Father Forrest, powerful lecture, you get welfare of its members. (Meetings and murdered by the Black and giving to God for the safe return of blood-poison. Whenever was lie, Final arrangements Leen. M. birth, .deltvered a Ilall, Brisbane, on Arcade o the Archbishop to his Archdiocese. even the tiniest abrasion don't take are held every alternate Monday in were made with regard to the social at the Centennial being the The ceremonies at the Cathedral any risks-use antiseptic Zam-Buk St. Patrick's Hail. Parry -street, to be held shortly. The branch is the 7th. lest.. his sub ect was Addresses hall p.m. 4' The at commence welcome awaits cordial will a a rifle when of formation Ireland." at once. the considering "Case for a most in from Archbishops and Bishops of Beatrice Kidd. in gratitude those who aspire to membership. Be club, and if the necessary permission tamed to its utmost by the Cathothe forMrs. Says LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. Australia and New Zealand, the way in which Zam-Buk hail- united: only by 'that means can we of the priests can be secured, the Wasted audience. the the the of and close Archdiocese. hand. the of clergy hope for success. Help yourself ed her husband's poisoned will take place in the hall. lic Advocate: "At will be pre- writes from 13 Wentworth Street, and your fellow -Catholics by joining shooting slides were province & Wednesday of the on priests forty soma had Midday has branch about the When lecture some sented to his Grace in the Cathe- Glebe, Sydney :-"M y husband had the society which is respected by practice, challenges would be issued thrown on the screen, showing Each Week is the MUSIC SELLERS, consisting a very bad hand through a rusty our common enemy. The Fremanwrought MURRAY-STREET THE honour, of guard A dral. destruction -branch inter to fiendish branches other to of the Tans. Others Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. of members of the Catholic andNa- nail piercing it. Dirt got hit,. the tee branch is the oldest in the State, contests. Bro. J. J. Bendon donatby the Black and the the the Arch wound, causing blood -poison to set and one of the soundest. exit of NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Roans). Etc., tional societies. will receive ed a pair of boots valued at a guinea were illustrative of and ruin- that Contributions, Reports, bishop on his arrival at the Cathe- in. For three months his hand was The Rosary was chanted by the towards the rifle shooting competiCorrect Postal Address: -Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. people from their burning and Advertisements for the curgroups they in gates. dral and congregation on Sunday state. shocking choir interesting hastening in a anticipate THE of we so homes, NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. issue tion, ed rent week's One picture On Monday evening. August 13, we used all kinds of evening last as -usual, after which meetings in the future. The "Though taken. be may knew not whither. RECORD Write for Wee Catalogue. under will be welcomed salves and ointments, the injury did Rev. Father Ahearne preached an nual dues to the Fidelity Guarantee Archbishop couple the young a showed BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. an infant. by the laity. and he will be present. not show the slightest sign of heal- eloquent sermon en Mary Magdawere passed for payment. Rehedge, the mother nursing thereabouts Tans on May 2. His parents and ed with addresses by the laity, the ing until we began to use Zam-Buk. len, followed by Benediction of the Fund ceipts totalled f.12 10s. Bro. Alford end a boy of ten or his and societies. National howexhaust:on. a and Zam-Buk. of hear Catholic of not A few applications Blessed Sacrament. and sisters did sleeping the sleep closed the meeting in the prescribed knes. brothersabout Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. eier. soothed the pain. and the The Thomas Wheelan and Wolfe form at 9.10. it until the 27th. from the school children. head resting on his mother's father's fare word swelling and inflammation subsided. Tone branches of the Self -DeterminA glaring instance of religious in "The Famous "Snigg's Otornsr, The expression an the unconquered. "Though I feel my poor brother's. St. of One of the parishioners poison was drawn out ation fur Ireland League of Aus- tolerance came under my notice the When was that of Ireland showed high death intensely," writes Fetcher 0'. Church, Kvneton, who de- and the wound thoroughly cleansed tralia spent a splendid evening on during the week. A young FremanHis peasant featuresand unbroken Riordan. "I am glad he died for Mary's has anonymous, THE PLACE TO GO FOR sires to remain by Zam-Buk, new skin began to Tuesday last, the occasion of the Catholic lady secured a situintelligence, resolve, heart bleed Ireland." a new altar to the grow, so the hand was soon perfect- return card touniament in St. Pat- tle presented city shop which a FASHION at HATS, SILK and spirit. It makes the ation PANAMA VESTS, FANCY placed is tyran. which merciless The altar. ly cured." bigrick's Hall: An added and much is run the , most by to contemplate theGovernment Mr. Wm. Longworth," of Karuah, church. toAltar, is SHIRTS, SOK, TIES, ETC. The remarkable germicidal and appreciated feature -was a dancing otted people I know of. Her emthe Sisters of Mercy, to the left of the High fly of the Brith informed has true, with and marble, healing power of Zan -link is equally competition betvileen the "steppers" ployers continually talked of prowards a people. so kindly who have Singleton, who are completing a composed of Sicilian EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL After an ex- viding Archbishop Mannix with a to be known as Australian red (Brocatillal marble efficacious in such diseases as ecze- of the two branches. so noble. and ;low', and COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. love fc.i building at Waratah, Hospital, columns supporting the table, and ma. ringworm. had legs, piles, ulcers. citing contest, card honours went to means of quick exit to the next ever shown such intense Misericordiae Mater the companels of red marble in the ' rere- etc. Of all dealers and stores. Re the representatives of the Eastern world, etc. The lady stood it withGod and country. It is past that he will endow the institution handsome extremely 'It is fuse worthless substitutes. suburb. In the terpsichorean de- out demur; her religion was not DON'T FORGET THE prehension." T with £1000 of Government stock. dos. of pure Gothic design, and is partment the champions from North known to her employer until the Pi OP ADDRESS The hospital will be run on similar and 'by a beautiful statue surmounted their equal to opponents, The Queensaird Trish Assocation Lewisham peoved the on and curiosity his Vincent's satisfied St. lady to lines sot's! NATIONAL PERTH. IRISH Heart. MURRAY-STREETS, Sacred and the of BARRACK to give a creeds was unable gave a complimentary smokeO'Hare. and the judge CORNER and happened. classes something subject. Then hospitals. where all to Detective-Sergeant "Pat" verdict in favour of either, conse- She was told her serv;ces were no FORESTERS are treated. Rev. J. T. ond perhar,s The Administrator, Alwas divided. one of the able' prize quently the the asking On longer required. A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. a letter most astute officer: its the Criminal about 160 were present, reason, she was told her work was At the conclusion of a retreat con- Fitzpatrick. has received No Initiation Fee. Cheapest Con. together Investigation Sci vice of Queens:load. ducted by Rev. J. O'Cconnell, :Ind thoroughly enjoyed themselves. satisfactory: her character above tributions. rank the from to written raised was letter The recently Sale. He was Edward Hostel). The East Fremantle Stall at the reproach -but she was a Catholic, O'Neill, Perth, meets M.S.H., the ceremony of Profession Branches: HAY STREET (Opp. of Sub-Inspect:sc. "nd transfer,' to and Reception took place. 'His Toulpie just before the Bishop's deThursdays, in the Trades Hall forthcoming bazaar is holding a and they never employed Catholics Established 2.1 Years in Wit. Alvan'ase Grace the. Most Rev. Dr. Kelly pre- parture from Rome. It sets out Dr. alternate (Room 14). Beaufort -street, Perth. children and adult's ball in the East at, their establishment. To -day, the Northern Queen: t nd every Branch, Fremantle, Brian Buru present to the to spend was taken of the occasicsn A Large Assortment of Rosaries, Scapulars, Prayer Books, Picalternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies Fremantle Total Hall on August lady. in spite of her ability and sided: He was assisted by Rev. V. Phelan's intention Mr. O'Hara with a well -filled wallet Tyler. M.S.H. His Grace delivered month of June in Rome. The Bit.. Hall, 64 Adelaide -street; Secretary's I I th, when a good night's amuse- good character, is denied her situatures, Crucifixes, Statues, Beeswax, Candles, Incense, Charcoal, Burt -street, a: 23 W. awing, plans Address, Floats, etc. had not made definite of notes. See tion because of her religion. Where a very instructive address to the hop Stuart Parnell, ment is assured to patrons. his further movements, but it is Fremantle. Agents for all R.C. Papers and Magazines. Also a General Stock Boulder; Secretary's address, coma you are there to help the cause is Mr. John Veryard, now? Will he Sisters, on the duties and the pri- to The likely that he will return to the Rote:, Botildei meet. aii..rilate I iblays. along. of Fancy Goods and $tationery kept' The Very Rev. %V. J. Lockington, Life. Religious he of stand now as as prominent take vileges Dillon, Midland Junction, 3. F. Tel. AI125. S.J., Superior of the 'Jesuit Order in ceremony concluded with Benedic- diocese about the end of the year. John Is it too much to hope that sonic did on a recent occasion? I invite Quebec -street, Midland JuncAustralia, lectured at the Centennial tion of the Most Holy Sacrament, It is thought that he will make the O'Malley, tion. Say Fremantle will have a Catholic him to interest himself in this case. Money to Lend on application to the Young Ladies' Club or a young peo- and feel sure he would receive food Hall recently on the subject, and the Te Deum. The Sisters pro- return journey via America, as be- Society's Messrs. J. and R. "Lourdes and the Supernatural," fessed were: Sister Mary Theophane fore his departure the Bishop ex- Maxwell, Solicitors, It is deplorable that for reflection. Barrack -street, Perth, or the ple's club? with illustrations. The proceeds cf Smith. Kensington, Victoria: Sister pressed himself as desirous of visit- tleneral Secretary, care J. J. Snigg, here in Fremantle there is no tacit DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite King Ed634 NAY -STREET, NEXT Stephen's perTel. At655. St. if time to States. -street. Barrack ing the United the 'lecture went Katoomward Hostel) MISS M. 3. McDERMOTT, Proprietress. Davis, ladies to meet with ity youdg Philomena for Mary M. Wincent. pure Beeswax,' in conformity with mitted. per 65 Cathedral Building Fund. Miss most O'Hehir, Candles, Children of Veronica exception of the Wax the Pure Sister Mary ba; -at, Ledervlllw 245 insense, Butcher, Cale Charcoal, Wicks, Sanctuary OIL Tapers, Queensland's of Church requirements; nie Byrne, one Mary Sodality. There is ample opPrime Beef. Mutton, Pork. Lamb alRedfern; Sister Mary Leo Moloney. PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Priests' New Ritual, Pictures a SpeHoly Oil Stocks, Missal Markers, The by-law recently framed by on hand. Corned Reef and Small delightful vocalists, sang "Ave Junee Junction; Sister Mary BerActs of consecration to the Sacred Heart; portunity for a Catholic Young ways MEN'S SOCIETY. Stations of the Cross, cialty. of a the object rinods speciality. All Meat kept with In Medals; Mary interval. Council. of City the the Children Sliver Rosaries; during PERTH. of Pearl 604 HAY -STREET, Maria" Ladies' Chub in our midst, where Cool Storage on Premises. Tel. A3997. Irish nom and Mother nard Moylan, Brookfield. N.S.W.; prohibiting processions in the Photos. of Dr. Mannix; Books by late r the Patronage or Ills ,;race Pictures of Bishops' Conference; sir girls could learn to know each Sister Mary Bonaventure Foley, streets of Melbourne. was shelved Archbishop Clune). Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music arid Readand Sheehan Canon Father Treacy, C.SS.R., accompanThompson. and Francis Library, Card others views and form a tennis club, Charters Towers: Sister Mary de by the Council on Monday after- Billiard Room, Lounge, ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir James Butler, Sacred heart Messenger, Our Room, Cricket Club, Harrier.. Club,' etc, ied by Father Baldwin, P.P., con. Pazzi Pike, Marrickville. HOTEL PERTH The Agent for Catholic Directory. 1921, Record, Is any lady prepared to take AnAdvocate,Press,Ainric St.. Debating, Musical, and Dramatio Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's -Garland Catholic ducted most successful missions at roung ladies received were: Miss noon. after a two hours' heated' de(opt asShe can step? and the initial fresh, Proprietor. Ryan, Magazine. Society. J. J. Benziger's Maria, Ave the Annals, in hail thony's The legislative committee Calliope and Mary Teaks ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. Circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badges/ sured of our best endeavours on her Murphy, Waterford, Ireland. Sister bate. English Literature Stocked. accordance in CATHOLIC the bv.law THAT EVERY prepared A SOCIETY Bundaberg district. Excellent Accommodation. LargengllshAssortment. behalf. Mary Patrick: Miss O'Connell, Vic- with an instruction from the CounYOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONU TO. Sister Mary Brigid; Miss O'Fremantleites will be glad tp Full particulars on application to An old and much respected Ca- toria, Unanderra. N.S.W.. Sister cil. but it transpired that the statuW. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. know that the report of "the Nor"SHAMROCK" tholic resident of Bundaberg, in the Brien. tory notice had not been given. and tham meeting" was -like the report Clare. Francis person of Mr. H. G. Levy, passed this was fatal to the proceedings. TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, sl Mark Twain's death -greatly exPaul Andrew's de St. St. Vincent at of Society away last month His Lordship the Bishop of Wagaggerated. Our representatives to WELLINGTON-STREET, PERTI private hospital, at the age of 60 ga (says the Catholic Pressi will be M. SHERIDAN, Proprietresm Western Australia (lacorp). Insurance Company, Limited. the Eastern Convention received a SOUTH AUSTRALIA. years. He was born at Hungerford', enshrined in legal history as one of better hearing than the dear old SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. Society exists for the purpose far London, and had resided in Fiunda- the parties to a unique instance in NO. inst., a large nernber of Thls GLENORAN 10 5th. On the assisting worthy fatuities and others, "granny West" would have you behad bergp.r about 37 years. He SCOTLAND'S BEST. Institutions, lieve. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, No precedent can be of parishioners of North Adelaide Including inmates or public and -law. The resolutions were all carengages been a prominent member of St. case circumstances, PURE MALT WHISKY. for an action sbch as that to and friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. inIn indigent found and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST 0 is governed rierl, the only fly in the ointment refeeling good works. and choir. As supplied under Contract to the Church Mary's in St. Catherine's by other met Dr. Breheney subjected. been has floor) he (top 52 who caused much trouble being one which in No. office a Council. E MIDWOOD, Manager. Medical and Government W.A. llospltals inst. CURRENT RATES well ferences after Mass on the 3rd. these to branches farewell has bid and of to Perth. put fall; Hall, Arcade, of Royal Cars couple Inning a Department. Also Railway took Rockliff, a schoolmaster, who has Dwyer were made 'by the choir master and the astute Mr. Shand. when the known and highly respected Church or conferences in many parishes since been transferred to Kalgoorlie. and the Leading Hotels and Clubs State. late the throughout the State. members to the death of their cross-examiner left his workers, who, with their family, are throughout We The cans on Its funds arc many, and Gdldopolis has our sympathy. Sole Agent: He was associated with venturesome member. The with a view to supplementing its re- cannot refrain from congratulating familiar track and tried a shot at leaving for another State. the Society Invites persons PHIL COYLE the choir for over a quarter of a Canon Law, to which he had been Hon. P. McM. Glynn presided, and sources, its Northam on being well rice of him. making their wills to remember when the century.- -R.I.P. of work. "Bequests may be made in ray - Had he jumped in the opposite di- SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMEI I, LIKE. introduced probably for the first spoke in excellent terms of the Particular Council, or any rection, we tremble to even think The Bishop takes a very Breheney family, whose charity our NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BEER. time. Conference of the Society. NEW SOUTH WALES. keen interest in nature study at was not by preaching but by pracbehalf on O.P., Hogan, Prier parish he was tice. when and schools the IRELAND SOCIETY 01/ Lewisham Hospital loses the seran YOUNG of Temora he enlisted the of the parishioners, presented WESTERN AUSTRALIA. T.18561 vices of Rev. Mother Xavier, who priest of the children to col- exquisitely illuminated address to Under the Patronage or His Grace the has been the directing genius of that enthusiasm Archbishop. express and fine museum of natural his- Mr. and Mrs. Breheny, a lect and of the Language, years, Study many The for Objects: institution specimens, particularly of vege- id regret that their departure was Music, "A report from die Ministry of Health, London, furnishes a History, Literature, and Dancing whose personal influence and extra- tory There were over 300 varie- near at hand. The St. Laurence of Ireland, and the revival of the ideals graze warning, applicable to the world, of the possibility of ordinary powers of organisation and tation. of an Irish-treiana made Hogan, collection. Prior the through in wattle Choir. the of ties The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY further epidemics similar to those of 1918-19 which were administration the hospital owes a Dr. Dwyer is a brother of the Bis- a presentation to Miss Mollie Bre- EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S great deal of its wonderful progress, hop of Maitland, and both are na- heney, who had been the mainstay BOYS' SCHOOL, responsible for more deaths than the whole War I " WELLINGTON -ST. asMonthly Subscriptions: Ladies and Mother Xavier goes to Rome as The Catholic Wom- Juveniles, Australians. He is loved of the choir. Gentlemen, Is. 8d.; Be prepared, build up your system to withsistant Mother-General of the Blue tive-born J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. w him. en's League tendered a farewell soby everyone who knows stand colds, chills and similar winter epidemics. Nuns. She has been at Lewisham P. 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structions had proceeded thus far; really wish to appear before your and on the third day she still wore tense beauty for the moment, as the God with the sins of your past life the same sullen, weary, hopeless look 11 upold people and the young people still unconfessed and unforgiven which, having already attracted the half hide their eyes and murmur a 0 on your soul' Are you sure that in notice of the Reverend Father who rapid prayer. The boy walking by CONSCIENCE. a temporal sorrow here you escaping bared with die retreat, had increased his a loaded cart stands still may not be plunging into an eternal gave impression better. to make a anxiety Bede Jarrett, 0.P.) head, or stumbles forward, Praying these (By Surely misery hereafter? He felt instinctively as he walks. In the doors of the (1) Catholics, just because of all consideration. upon her. THE OPTICIAN thoughts require by love their efforts to secure Catholic edube won to she was that houses, in the entries on the bridge should You what You ask me great rather than by fear, and he prepar- cation and a Catholic atmosphere with his over the river. the town assumes a a MEANS child! my conversations child, frequent My his do. MOTHER. as the tile his evening meditation with an for their children. must admit that faithful companions a I have tried multitudinous reverence sinner once asked that.question of ed especial view to the exigencies of conscience can be changed, trainsweeps through it to the her out the of prayer found find to she and again over heart, and own over her wondrous of Oft' times I think I concase. Winifride came to chapel ed.. developed. bell. F. S. M. C.. We protest that it best means of living in union with dinning music of theforgetfulness answer where you may any day you her deeds, of of that evening with a firm resolution is possible for the consciences of the feet D. B. O.A. G. A God and in charity with my neigh- fess I like this daily like find yours Of love and wealth and friends, to the whatever day to pay no attention of the Caddell.) middle .Mary in the Cecilia world (By anything the found never brought up under nonbour. I have Jesus" Freeman of ItwC.tlyoflondon. Bright fantasies of happiness preacher. and in pursuance of this children into almost every wonders It brings humility, as much as from nonhelped and with' different principles, that Catholic very feelings With 'Imagination blends. intention, she was no sooner seated The Highest Qualifications in CHAPTER XII. of oneself before every- country town in Ireland at least any with which she had hitherto re- than she leaned her head on her Catholic ways of regarding life and But one sweet thought I love to the lowering the Stare (By Exam. London) one else, with the sense that one is once every day." ceived either remonstrance or ad- hand and tried to go to sleep. But its obligations, to become distorto annals oaircel d. keep the and others, than really worse All the tilt 411553 el vice, Winifride now 'listened to fan' the very first words uttered by the ed and even destroyed. 111 ureato,.:, .suspellSe tut In memory's review SOME WISE MINDS. refusal to judge anyone. How very tu 1151 it 1.1X1 uu, Lust answer neve! mistress. Mother Mary of St. An- Father caught her attention, and al- promptings that are right and norLet sorrow come, I will not lose time: meta without intending it, she look- mal, and that should be almost innecessary it is that we should keep long a for her it to 13,,e doe spoke seini al tt.I tidy 1_413. My vision sweet of you, in the ROYAL ARCADE see control of our human pride and our Mind your eves; don't let them ilupe still lingering and when at last she dismissed her, ed tip. Of you, dear heart, of you. :Ad/It:L*1111g His eyes were fixed upon stinctive, may become hopelessly opposite Town Hall tendency to judge too freely. Pride Things you know ought not to be. 111501. it. was with a heart really humbled so iiigilt ages fine their delicacy alai and Dealt, her III Ilel lowered obscured, tenanted and instantly so full her, she is My heart PERTH. and gossip are too giant evils which A2298. :ice Lay twon again, utterly crusned arid softened into sorrow. that Wini- own. one glance had blunted as no longer to produce Phon that say But it let don't game tongue: With hopes of bright success. Mind your Devil's the play uncontrolled and hopeless, to spenti Isle iung hours fride knelt to ask her blessing. say- been sufficient; and feeling that he that feeling of shame and moral That fed by youth, it overflows, Unkind, cruel words to -day. ruin many souls. and so did to bear she ing as weepnig. L naule, at last, was in the right vein at last, he reprehension that should at least In dreams of happiness. "Mother, forgive me all my imper- went on with increasing fervor. His follow an evil deed. No doubt But in the centre, hidden deep Mind your ears: don't let them hear (lei miser) in silence any 'under. are: MODERN LIFE. pre'senteci herscil one day, just before tinence and ingratitude, and pray. theme was that story-so old al- there are certain principles that are Where none on earth can view. Gossip. Of it stand in fear. the that I may have courage to go to ready, and yet so ever new -so often so fundamental and elementary that at began, retreat the annual Away from all else in the world that told in the same unvarying routine it is very difficult to imagine them There is a new spirit abroad (says your hands: don't let them do door of Mother Mary of St. An- confession. I know well enough I've saved a place forsyou, AND IMPORTER, Archbishop Glennon, of St. Louis), a Mind to you. sehirs private room, in order to seek 1 never can be happy until I have of detail. and yet so full of human wholly inoperative -such, for ex - BOOKSELLER For you, dear heart. for you. COLLINS-STREET, live in luxury. What may bring deep grief to means which shall spirit fear I yet .1 and her. so, from done interest that characters the most ample. would be the rudimentary 309-11 LITTLE advice and consolation What joy to speak the kindest There are many who, instead of the Mind your feet; don't let them gu MELBOURNE. opposite are equally attracted by Her mistress looked pityingly at the never have courage to begirt." Consolation. of wools that a man should do to others "Scruples" -WordsGearou, domestic drudgery of the home, Where your conscience tell you, Nu! pour girl's white lace and swollen The bell had rung for meditation it -that most beautiful of all epi- idea 0.C.C., D.D,, icy Rc... P. To friends borne down with care; Comrade. prefer to live on the streets. Children's class- stiles in the beautiful human lite only what he would wish them to would the -The to returned 1'11,, 5/9 (post free), hid B.A. she but before chair. to a pointed and eyelids, litanies Or whisper sacred do to him. irn varying forms this "The Soldier's Song." Set to music. was when Sunelay- evening time The hour quiet the during and Maw of Jesus, the conversion of St. instead of taking it, Vinifride knelt room; \.% hen bowed in humble prayer! latest and best of Irish publics idea seems to be of universal accept found the people around the fireside. the door dalen! LISTEN TO THE POPE AND at her feet, and burst into that followed, she sat at and Price, 1/7 (post free). t lolls. But one sweet word I love to speak in the home, humble though it was. but other subsidiary notions gazed READ YOUR BIBLE. Extra packing on. roll, 3d. extra. opening into the garden, what he had been ante; Partly from do'vn tears."There That thrills my poor soul through these by become obliterated By deserted can now certainly have The people "The Crucifixion of Ireland... amid sky overhead, blue the into from what, my partly he then, her, I'll yet, told about no letter is know a come Price, 10d. (post When death shall A. 1:arripbell. homes; they are found rushing after Popes Leo XbIl.. Pius X., and child?" said the nun, after a short thoughts less violent indeed, but saw himself, the preacher knew that custom or ignorance. St. Paul uses call, moving one from describe to to Hitting word faithful a expressive the most exhort pleasure, Benedict XV. to Nurses -The Ethics of Myraduring which she compelled deeper far than any she had ever he was addressing a cultivated and the effect made by sin upon the TalksInc. My Mother, dear, for you, brilliant in read Holy Scripture "in the spirit pause, sit By Rev. H. S. Spalding, Si. picture to another; to down on a low stool beside before experienced. So curious and poetic nature, and he poured forth conscience, for he speaks of. sinFor you, dear heart, for you. Pi ire. 9/6 (post free). fluffy ruffles, paint and powder. but in which it is written." They have her workings all the riches of his own mind, in the are however, intricate, her. Bulletin. Ethical Aspects of the Social Catholic (tome the in -"Seminar" vain, hopeless and unhappy. I tell even granted indulgences to those coneciences their having as it may as strange 'leis By Rev. W. McDonthat mind. Questions. the of ordergraceful, to after him. In du? what draw hers "0 Mother. what shall I you that if these homes cease from who follow their instructions. But, ald. D.P. Price, 10/6 (post free, that. is, the delicacy and fanciful language, he deI do?" was her only answer to seem to say it, hers was less engrossWORDS OF WISDOM. Mother of Divine Graois--A Chapter in our Ltd you may quickly read in as Bishop Keating says: "Like all shall suggestion evil to of tenwords irresponsiveness the by then just ed almost inaudi the banquet at the house of uttered the Theology of Um Immaculate. the decline of the na- spiritual exercises in our fallen na- the question,her By Rev. S. M. Hogan, O.P. Price, der advice (deeply as she had felt the luxurious Pharisee-the rose- have been lost through a hardening If you are always excusing your- their downfall tears. through When domestic virtue fails, ture, Bible-reading is a task to be bly"Perhaps Ss. (post free). self in your thoughts, in your words, tion. he never gut it," the them) which had just fallen from wreaths, and sparkling wines, and of the perceptive faculty of the Princes the not have you of His Peopls-St, John the fails, home and of the Divine acquired." The music suggested. her Mother's lips, than by that has- cool sherbets, arid pyramids of ripe -and, comparable only to the loss you are full of pride. God wants foundation on which to build nacompassionately Mother By Rev. C. C. MarEvangelist tindale. S.J. Price, 5/4 (post -the scented of all feeling produced by a burn. you to leave all that alone, and, like tional life and national prosperity. Voice requires ear -training before it "His regiment may have gone tily-expressed opinion of Rosalie's- and luscious fruit 1. must tree "God, can be appreciated. you "Vou if one day dead wonder the skin and hardens which I water, the Publican, to say frankly: ill the guests occasionabroad again." which of home modern many a The Visible Church-Her GoviorniOillp crack the nut before you can eat The yourself." Madgalen Thus perceptive power. a ens the were odor ally laved their the be merciful to me, a sinner."-Fa- Enter hands. and no, A regiment from "Oh Mother. Ceremonies, Devotions, eto, 3wealth. Where are the family? They it," is one of St. Jeronitt's epigrams. India always remainssome years af- words seemed still to ring like a proof precious ointments. such oint- by ,everything that we proc'aitn, Price, ay,; Rev J F. Sullivan. ther Dignam, S.J. No one But fidelity to the practice of daily all gone. Where? (post free). In the home, the spirit of unity are terwards at home. It is not that, it phecy on her ear, and gradually. meat as Magdalen would afterwards we show that we Catholics regard Catechists Is peace a home? Is this Manual. .First Elementary knows. the Let Bible -reading will be rewarded with herself unconsciously to pciur upon the feet of Jesus, wafted the conscience as something not and harmony must prevail. By Rev. R. MacEachen. Course. and law and order? 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Mother Mary of St. Anselin in the rant unction upon his head and saying or doing anything that may cept the Faith and Duty, A Course of Lament to do so." is subtherefore, (11) Conscience, Gilbert Higgins, C.P.L. By .1. F. Smith. With prefai'e pain any one of them. "Hush! hush! my child. Do not beginning of their conversation that beard. Then he described the per- ject to...influence, hence it cannot by Rev. S 'St. John, S.J. Price, GOOD ADVICE. The saints lead joyous lives, even father's very evening. and which Winifride sons present on this occasion: the be a mere collection of principles. speak that way of your 9/6 (post .frerl. "LILY OF THE MOHAWKS." been to have herself to Pharisee, and evilaninded, amidst their austerities and suffersly me: acknowledged wife. not a ft is right, believe as experience years' twelve With we conversation our in Sometimes see can Plumbing, all Kind. Gas -Fitting, we of are, For we teaching words of spiritual scorning all who did not belong to ings. Blind as court judge, Probate Judge Catholic women of Washington and, after all, you may judge her the first and Galvanised Iron Work, a man of conscience as "a that there is a vaster joy in one juvenile that had ever penetrated beyond his own particular sect, and watch- speak of principle," O'Driscoll, of Toledo. U.S.A., have organised a society whose first wrongly." as though the MARK DUNN hour of a saint's holiness than in O'Brien of object is to make known the heroic "Rut if not she. who else could the rough rind of her soul, and sink ing jealously for the chance of de- man of to women truths home some told 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. outspread mediocrity of the holier-than-thou type, at a lun- virtues of Katori Tekawitha. the have done it? Left to himself, he into its deeper places. Ernestine, tecting Jesus, that mighty worker of two things were necessarily the all the quite are disthey whereas any same, for Plumber and Drainer. Licensed at a little distance, niiracles-whose fame had begun to lives like ours prolonged cheon given by the members of the Mohawk Indian maiden. and Pro- never would. He was always only who was workingshe opolitan Wm, Supply, Principles are unchanging, To the Met. watched her, at throw his own fancied superiority so -tinct. number of years.-Faber. Depart- mote the caure of her beatification. too ready to forgive. Would to God wondered, while Philanthropy and Setverwje. and Drainer Department. Civics to is alive. Conblessing conscience whereas greatest Work is God's Bath ureter,, completely in the shade -in some Dairying utensils he had never seen her; she has been the softened beauty- of Winifride Club Educational Women's The society of has also for its ment purpose to in human weakness or fallacy of doe. science is more accurately what the man. Until you have learned the stimulation of interest in the the bane and evil genius of my life." face, as she sat thus absorbed in that City. look upon your work, not as a in thought: but Rosalie was still more trine, which might point Him out to poets have always described it to in her said mistress, work "Winifride," for social go in Catholic missions Indian "If you and the PRIVATE HOSPITAL, voice,. not in the sense that ft VALESOO curse, not as drudgery, not as a needy homes, as a lot of Toledo wo- creation of a fund for this aposto- a tone at once so kind yet resolute, astonished when, just before supper. the people as a false prophet -the be Terrace. Miss M. O'Callaghan. treadmill which you are compelled men do, treat the people as your late, especially for urgent demands. that it checked for a moment the Winifride went up to her and whis- apostles, rough end simple fishers of is a voice external to us, but that Harvest Tale Surgical, Medical, maternity. to turn laboriously every day. you equal, or for God's sake stay out et The organisation is a branch of the wild storm of passion rising in her pered --"Rosalie. will you pray for the sea, unaccustomed, doubtless, it is the inarticulate expression of Munn Af0/10, cannot be really happy; you are their homes." he said. bosom-"listen to me, my child, me? I am going to remain for the to the magnificence by which they c.'ir whole being. Perhaps we have Society for the Preservation of the missing the best that is in life. while I tell you. that whatever or retreat; I am going to try at all were then surrounded. yet taking it had the notion that conscience was "There is no place in social work Faith Among Indian C hildren The child all in the unworldly spirit of men the voice of God whispering in our LESION GLANVILLE'S Unless a life has some strong and Tekawitha was born in 1656. not whoever has caused your father's sil- events to he good!" the self-satisfied woman who says The HEADACHE POWDERS. solid stakes set down, unless it has for 'Your mother: from far whence Father Jogues was ence, one thing at least seems cer- flushed scarlet with delight as she to whom Jesus was all things, and ears, a voice that tells us of things Great Australian Remedy offor instant some over-worked to some purposings an Headvery positive don't is this, that God wills listened to these unexpected words, all things were nothing vithout of which we are ignorant, an in- Relief and Speedy Cure Why tain. and it martyred-near the scrubbed,' present be Auriesmust floors Neuralgia, Toothache, and Inthings that must be done, and to- you wash your windows?' the min- vale, N.Y. Her father was a Mo- you to remain for the present where and she would have spoken if Wine Jesus-Jesus Himself, God made structive suggestion, much as reaches, fluenza, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumwards which the whole will and de- ute she enters that house. hawk warrior, and her mother an you are It would be madness, and fride had nut turned suddenly away, man-breathing :he calm of heaven velation is. But conscience is bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 9d. conthe H. C. Glanville, M.P.S., further Mary powder. termination will be directed, the each will' and so preventecloany -Jesus, and uplifting worse than madness, unprotected as Him Algoncmin, she's who was around babtised by nothing a of the is the woman kind. It "The -in., Fremantle (Two doors very best cannot be expected. versation on the subject. Rosalie, sinner at His feet. He pictured the voice simply of ourselves, tholigh Market probably tell her to go to the devil, Jesuit missionary. After Tekawit- you are, to leave us." from Post °Mee ). one heart, never only humble been in her innocent, had "I cannot stay cannot; as she and I latter ha's baptism her. in 1676, she blame suffered upon certain rudimentary principand I don't ST. ALPHONSUS LIGUORI. "When you hear gossip spread great persecution at tge hands of will not," Winifride vehemently re- even dreamed, or could in fact have short hour before -beautiful and les, such as we have already deREAD THIS! the mortal struggle with shamelees-rejoicing in her beauty. scribed. It is. if you like, a faculabout some woman or girl who hasa the pagan Indians of her tribe, es- peated. "Life always among those guessed at which There is In our midst a curious type Tuesday, August 2nd. gone gave had which it Winifride pecially when she refused to marry. low, vulgar girls would be a purga- her pride, because of the power Kerry lee Is Aright ty, which mast first of all he inher- of Irishman. gone wrong, instead of 'building St. Alphonsus was born of noble fence with a 'stay away' sign on it, She has become known as the "Lily tory on earth." Your Patron in order to force these few her oeer the hearts of men, and ex- ent before it can be cultivated, but And the Pries is Right. through parents near Naples in 1696. His to that person and of the Mohawks." The religious paused for a moment words, indicative of a coming change hausting every trick of art, every which assuredly requires cultiva- age Solicited. Ring A8255. sister big a be to purcould her unwilling gold spiritual training was entrusted better, from that the and then said tell *for ingenuity calmly, "Shall I straight. go her help tion. Left to itself, it might go off the Fathers of the Oratory in that you, Winifride, what one of these lips. Few words, indeed, yet blessea chase, in order to enchance its lus- into all sorts of wrong paths. "We need women in juvenile court T. P. HERBERT It P. J. HEVRON city, and from his boyhood Alphon- work, who will work and. not talk Then, after a solemn pause. needs to be taken in hand by somevulgar girls you so utterly despise in the fruit they bore -multiplying tre. Merchant, Family Grocer and Provision Customs, snipping, and Forwarding did for you the other day?" sinsoul of this her midst sus was known as a .most devout about it all the time. and filling the hundred-fold. a he told how, in rd., Sabi.° (Near N ictiolRokeby398 one who has both judgment and Agency. At General Carriers. Phillimora Brother of the Little Oratory. Families Waited on Daily. she with grace. But the good effect was ful, vain exultation, came the sud- taste, by whom it may be fashioned street ) Winifride looked up. but "You club women as society leadTel. B977. and carefully to attended orders hid which Country immethe early age of sixteen he was made ers can do anything you want in Chambers, Fremantle. visible just veil made of the to be rending made no audible reply: and her not den its best purpose. Conscience is Packed. doctor in taw, and he threw himself this town. If you start wearing mistress went on. "You asked me diately. The seed had been deposit- her from herself -the awful vision to MOANA CAFE always changing, always fluid, sq even germinit appeared into this career with ardour and your hair a different style, little shop to soul as take time owri but it would why Rosalie cut off her hair. I could ed, of her HAY-STREET, PERTH. A mistake. by which he girls and store employees will 'copy success. not tell you then, for I did not know ate, and, notwithstanding the good in her own eyes by the new light of that we do things to -day that our THE J. J. BENDON lost an important cause. showed him it, and soon it will be Toledo's fas- For Afternoon Tea and Suppers, myself, but I have since heard all resolution which Winifride had made grace just dawning on them-her conscience is silent about, whereas SHOE STORES, deand fame, 180 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE the vanity of human about it, if you wish you shall that day, she continued' for many own soul. black, hideous and de- tomorrow it may furiously upbraid and hion. 84 25. 'Phone us for even bats thinking of them. I skirts, hidein trebly termined him to labour obly for the wayward and doubly and and fashion so formed, afterwards the hear days it also." "You set glory of God. He entered the priest- and hair; you can set it in social ac- PETERS 6 more changeable in her moods, that even ous and deformed, because of the have, then, obviously to train my Winifride looked up once BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. hood, devoting himself to the most tivities as well. There never has through her tears, and feeling that Mother Mary of St. Anselm. accus- contrast which it made with the conscience. for of itself, except in Weiiington-street, Perth (Oppothis on carry to and neglected' souls; a demand along humanishe was already softened, Mother tomed as she was to the capricious beautiful human casket in which it the very simplest things, it will not site1303Rally.). Goods Yard). The Premier such SCULPTORS been MONUMENTAI work he founded later the mission- tarian lines as there is to -day. There necessarily He dwelt forcibly act right. alenshrined. There and Stone Merchants of WA. Abchildren, began was are of her Mary of St. Anselm resumed humours Lime her Holy Most the of the Highest Percentage of solutely ary Congregation A1101 story. most to lose hope of making any- on her swift repentance, on her en- souls, indeed, that are raturally iss-a feeling of unrest and a disrespect Write for Prices in the State. Redeemer. At the age of sixty-six . for authority which can be overcome "Rosalie had long seen that you thing like a permanent impression tire abandonment of tin, on the Christian, but how few. and these Lime particulars before purchasing elseand end Agatha, of S. Bishop feelhe became 'rise We defy competition, good action and good where. and on her soul. She was thinking the strange attraction drawing her at not on every point! by in especial trouble, were some only Head Office and No connecBriggs in the trade. undertook the reform of his diocese ing. The morals of the community (III.) Now to train my conscience only with prayed hard to our Blessed Mother matter over sorrowfully enough once to Jester and on the glorious others trading under a simiwith the zeal of a Saint., He made will always rest on the shoulders of Show Yard when, remembering disregard fcr human judgments. I have need of some definite prin- tion morning, very came head at one at for you. It into her for Manure tame name. lar and a vow never to lose time: women, no matter what the law. last that her petition would be more that Maude was to be clothed before with which, in the very presence of ciples by means of which I can be low rata. WEST SUBIA(O though his life was spent in prayer "One good' woman willing to help speedily granted if it were accom- the retreat began, she went to re- the proud Pharisee, she flung herself certain that a am on the right and Work, he composed a vast num- a boy or girl go straight does more Perhaps Winifride in a special man- at the feet of his Divine Guest. and path. What are these? Three. minutes panied by some little offering. The commend ber of books, filled, with such good for the juvenile court than a poor child, however, had literally ner to her prayers during the cere- by that public act proclaimed her- a may notice that there are three walk west of science, unction. and wisdom, that whole book of laws:: to a sinner. promised self such (a) willingly sources: The principles of Maude and then mony. Printed and Published by own to give, nothing of her Station he has been declared' one of the Docthe natural law, such as justice. (To be Continued'.) she thought of the hair which you pray hard; but remembering HenLIMITEI BRYANS tors of the Church. This title has IRELAND AND THE ANGELLUS added she truthfulness, etc.. (b) duty, dictate; the her first preas her rietta had sometimes admired in only been given to eighteen in as Manufacturers sence. She fancied the act of self- smiling, but quite seriously of the supernatural law, PRINTERS AND PUBLISH , & Son principles Thos. ANDERSON many centueies. He lived in evil and Importers denial included in such an offering by Robt. the laid in faith down and morals by Bouts), Perth. Ireland. child in give your Life only -street (opp. "1 can Murray Home In Family Grocers and Provision Mertunes, and met with many persecu- Ly-nd. a Protestant, occurs this the Church as representing the 'however; the first chants. place, -rd., it ac. eptable; second would make doubly Raglan -at. and Fitzgerald For tions and disappointments. Families teaching power that Christ left to PUBLISHED WEEKLY 'Phone., Ai 794 "If you are in a little town Perth. and so she went at once and cut it must be kept for the poor girl I N. MARBLE aid his last seven years he bras prevent- passage: corkitry Orders At- continue His work: (c) the actual on daily. any part of Ireland -except the off, and laid it at Our Lady's feet, once told you of, whom I promised waited tended to. ed by constant sickness_ from offer- in GRANITE TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS. life of Our Lord. which takes in tho when espefor most noon, pray to -about and I -East tell you, her father North did not mean to to ing the ado:able Seg./free; but he concrete form the abstract princip- In Advance MONUMENTS, bells ring for the Angelus, only do so now that you may see cially." 3d. received Holy Communion daily. chapel Per Quarter .. McCARTHY In the les that the others profess. HARRY HEADSTONES, "Of course," replied the Mother; will see all the men suddenly what one of those low, vulgar women 6s 8d. over and his love for Jesus Christ and you Established Per Half Year .. Painting. Car Motor first two we see simply how life off their hats and crossing whose'society you abhor, is capable "a only ask the second place for my etc. 195 PIER-STREET. Prim. should be lived: in the last we can acki. od. years. .. 90 Years Two his true? in Mary's prayers sustained taking Per as they say their midof doing for the love of God and of poor Winifride." Aril so it was a. - tic& Coach Painter. him to the end. He died in 17I27, themselves see it actually lived. Three separ- Booked to ranged between them. neither of day prayers. The world loses its tier neighbour. Do not speak 13s. Od. in his ninety-first year. T. J. COONAN, Per Annum .. ate sources, if properly studied, will air of work, or of commonplace idleRosalie about it, for I have forbid- them even guessing at the strange 22e. Od. HOTEL Representative. SUBIACO Two Years .. of achieving give us the main ways was difness, and the streets take on an inden its being ever mentioned in the fact, that, though the name EMU Beer Road, Sublaco. ST. DOMINIC. itokeby class again; but I am sure you must ferent, their object was the same. Always on Tap. Good Accommodation a properly regulated conscience; for Tel. A3264; A3457. Walter Wing, the real trouble of conscience is that Hen- for Country Visitors. feel grateful to her, and I trust you that when Maude prayed for Feast, Thursday, August 4th. Cheques (which should be crows we are responsible for conscience itwill show it, as she would like best rietta, she was praying for Winifride Proprietor. money orders, or postal St. Dominic was Lora in Spain, drafts, ed), self. It me to is now enough for of to have it shown, by settling down as well, and that when the name Sympathy for the sufA.D., 1110. say that my conscience lets me do notes should be made payable to & GARRETT quietly for the present, and endea- Winifride was on her lips, it was still WEST EXCHANGE RECORD. THE fering and a, spirit of self-sacrifice this that. since point or the further PLUMBERS. vouring to profit of the graces offer- for Henrietta that she was putting WINDMILL EXPERTS, marked his earliest years. As a can quite properly be put: Has my MUST BE ADDED. Specialities: Pumping Engines, Our weak.' next retreat prayers. in your her ed you up NOTICE. feed Tanks, .to SPECIAL student he sold his books wlndmUls, Hydraulic Rams, conscience any right to do it? CerThe ceremony of the clothing took Bores. and Pumps. Winitride had ceased to sob; and When notifying change of address the poor in a famine. and offered tainly it is possible to have a false 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. old as well as your though tears were still streaming in place next day; and on the evening himself in ransom for a slave. At conscience. it is possible also kindly state your and retreat torrents from her eyes, 'they were afterwards the "children's" new address. the age of twenty-five he became conscience that falseness of may this ut or YEATES ADVERTISING tears passion F. no longer of began. G. of Regular the Canons superior of le my own fault entirely. The Situations Wanted RATES. and Vacant, The effects at first seemed rather The right chord had been pride. Optician. Osma, and accompanied his bishops question, then, is not so simple as Board spirthe Residence (three lima, to otherwise and than PERI._ passionate for touched at last, injurjous -STREET, was wellheart his BARRACK There 87 to France. conscience is not the about and li it for sounds, insertion, Is. one words), The 16 of Winifride. Hall). self-seeking as she was, she hail itual interests (Opposite Town nigh broken by the ravages of the external voice of God whispering to each. A nevertheless a heart generous by great truths with which it opened Albigensian heresy, and his life was me, but is really the voice of my In Deaths, Marriages, 5;. Si Births, soul. her on Telephone natuie, and therefore keenly alive made no impression henceforth devoted to the converwhole being; it is not separate from Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, as. ' to generosity in others. Never had The idea of God's rights over the BROS. sion of heretics and the defence of FARRELL me, but only myself. To see, there- per insertion. Poetry, 8d. line extra. 0. while even and Corn made, she felt herself so utterly alone, so creation He has General Produce Merchants the Faith. For this end be establishfore, whether or not my own conm4e. Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per 116 Crushers. completely ,forlorn as she had been she acknowledged the justice of the ed his threefold religious Order. The science is correct, I must snake fre- inch. HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. claim, seemed to harden rather than The only feeling only one short hour before convent for nuns was founded first, who Specialise In Grain quent meditation on the faith and Firm Casual Advertisements, 4s. per when the silence of her father seem to lead her to Him. The terrible and Salt crusbing. to rescue young girls from heresy on the Gospels. and on that code of inch. ed to have set the seal of desolation account to be 'hereafter rendered and crime. Then a company of moral life which I find accepted Replies to Advertisements can be on her future life; and this small act stunned her: and she took refuge apostolic men gathered around him, even by those who make no pre- addressed to this Office, and theyif HALLION M. by drawn awful picture of the to Advertisers part from of disinterested love, on the and became the Order of Friar Bread Felonry, North Freman- tence to be following the teaching will be forwarded a child to whom she herself had hi- the missionary, of judgment and of Machine Lastly came the TerPreachers. Only when I have done postage is prepaid. e. Bread ed7itiev4ired to all parts of of Christ. should be adMalt indifference, a sort of stolid sCipeactlinat. in of kind hell, Communications a All therto merely vouchsafed Fremantle,ros tiaries, persons of both sexes, !eying PERTH. this shall I really know whether my il7readcl. her which assumed, for the moment, the and contemptuous liking, fell on in the world. God blessed the new conscience is healthy or scrupulous, dressed to: Tel. B789. DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. FOR SCHOOL SIMMS& SZ00,NDARY ping RECORD, The inTHE unbelief. of of appearance and balm Italy, Spain, broken a lonely, heart likg Order, and France, whether lax or too personal, or Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College BOX 20, G.P.O.. PERTH. healing from another world. Her England welcomed the Preaching whether it follows the lines laid in W.A. Friars. Our Lady took them under mistress, experienced in her dealings down by our Blessed Loral and conis earnestly students the training of religious and moral The her special protection, whispered to with the human heart, saw that her after His design by the attended to. AsikalhAthelielteAdtesitelikAesiltAthttilarlittaftrAtietsgeW tinued St. Dominic as he preached, and retears this time were fog good, and Conscience is above all. Church. Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. AND BOOKBINDING them. vealed to him the devotion of the interrupt attempt to did not is only because it has been but that Univerfor, including prepared are All Public Examinations Rosary. his most powerful weapon but Winifride broke silence at last formed after the fashion of Christ. --SEND Government University Scholarship, MatriculaCertificate, sity herself by saying humbles. with souls. His nights were spent tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. in prayer; and though pure as a vir"Mother, it was good la her, I cap Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive DAIRY. W.A. THE gin, thrice before morning broke be appreciate it. I can, igedeed. Rut, NEW NORCIA Military Training is imparted in the Cadet our. attention. PUBLISHERS, THE W.A. DAIRY, Wannsroo-road. PRINTERS AND scourged himself to blood. His O Mother! Mother! what shall I Companies. MURRAY-STREET Pure mill. D. Keane. Osborne Park. I words rescued countless souls. and do? 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