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THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH

Registered at the GPO Perth For Ti onsmission by Post es a Newspaper

Self - Determination for Ireland

League of Australia.

VOL. XLV

PRICE 3d

PERTH, SATURDAY, AUGUST d, 1921

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2036 (New Series)

Nome of Good Shepherd Appeal

BOULDER. C.Y.M.S. The president (Mr.

WEST PERTH North Perth Stall, St. Brigid's School Building Fund.

Another euchre party arrangedi Roberti,' Besides giving a good the above committee takes place a occupied the chair at the last meetbefore their tickets are printed, gala success. and interest North Perth Town Hall On the who attended, to all attendtime large ing of the Society. A (WESTERN AUSTRALIA SECTION.) steps will be at once taken to ob- was stimulated further in lending Tuesday. August 9th, at 8 o'clock ance was present. and a big volume viate this undesirable circumstance financial aid to the present objec- These euchre parties are now quite At through. put of business was in the future. famous -the only complaint is tha hers, and it was resolved that the the conclusien. the secretary (Mr. tive. Peter Lalor (Perth) Branch. Bells. Cif- snob CITUUllThtill14.1: in the possession in help they don't take place often enough. branch representative Ball Game. 1)11611g the week the joint Tycrsi seemed to be tired out, to enough fruits: has been of each its cacti The usual committee meeting of bringing this matter before the S. C. as delis The prizes: are as follows: -Gents.. five or piaetieallv ALA., can provide fuur he is famed fur hig lasting );anis lion the wee, ime the Realest fig' support in large On the principle of the Maypole, first prize, one bottle of Glenora the above branch was held on Sun- council: also, on the motion of Mrs. and in delegating provisioii and For their ewe eliarge. been a handbells. List have must powers. it should prove which an installation day es cuing, July 24th, in the sup- Waddell and Mr. Collet), the coun- thous task. Business over the tit- uinh wa>. No. In: second prize, set of hair that it would lut. material assistance. What a gram. glad. be has iii the csecutivc would Hall, cil be asked le We Ille Thc committee Ladies: per room of the Hibernian a great attraction at the Fete will brushes in leather case. tardiness would spitit bit of the evening wae proceeded Painting. be best oI astutinduie surprises will hand .1 Balls Game. Ball First prize, silk scarf, value £1 1/: when a good number of the cone .1,1.111.: report ei thee meetings be the matte, the laknig 'ea ni ,e ',iced with. the. tens a social evening. outing horn all uuarters, regard. Eger willing to helu. Mr. Chris. appended to streamers arranged in second prize, one bottle port wine. and actively inittee were present. The secrete' e It was decided to fall in with lire Mr. ruin Roberts delighted tom, his whalchcat and has less of denomination or creed, McCarthy, of Melbourne -road, different colours, from a circular The above prizes are exceptionally having read the minutes of the pre other Fremantle breech, e, with a rendition of "Ott in band And le the same token and it is truly remarkable how many again come to the executive's aspole, and if the good, and really demand an extra vious meeting, several other impute ever scheme they had in vita in hearers This was follow- almest at this time, a gentleman seethes of the community have re- sistance in painting more signs for table affixed onbya an Stilly. Night entrant is the big attendance. There are plenty tant matters were dealt with. The welcoming Messrs. Daly and Ed the ball possessed news that Messre by headquarters dialogue upprised comic by a with such gentle. This the endeavour purposes. from the of tables in reserve, and the floor is ceived publicity withdrawn as that president, Mr. P. J. Walsh. very re- wards to Fremantle. A challenge ed comsame Steele, T. liallinan, and M. Lil- ci the Appeal had been lately open arms. and acclaim all delight- man a month or two previously ex- bottle basket as used in the popular in first-class order. The music. supluctantly announced that the secreissued by Fremantle and W. consehas been in a and with him, to pleased Taylor W. Mr. municated al- game of snooker, a prize will but plied by St. Brigid's Convent, is of and ease courtesy, they similar what a du to tended ed tary, Mr. J. McConnote had found it South Fremantle branches to North lis. of J. desirous J. Brennan and quence lie was must -dance. though at times the committee hesi- awarded. The stunt will be an e the best, and with a good supper. necessary to tender his resignation and East' to a.euchre tournament. step "The suggesting a connection in McCarthy sang beautifully Subscription Lists. tate to renew overtures in a diree prove the committee assures everyone a of the office of secretary to the It was decided to accept the chal- Star of Bethlehem." Mr. G. Hickey helping, which he could realise his intenon two thousand lists have tion that has already been exploit. cellent departure and should ['lose very enjoyable evening. Town patbranch owing to business matters lenge. a date to be arranged later. scintillated in "Thera." Messrs. F. tion. and ;dreads been despatched to various a great draw. good. su was notion The rons are requested to take Bulweroccupying his attention, and that le The president then touched on Ardagh, L. M. O'Connor. and C. seized with the idea conveyed to parts of the State. invitine subscrip- ed, Mr. McCarthy nevertheless es.Events. Pedestrian the be would than he greater pleasure it a whether a seedteems street, North Perth, car, No. 20, and Ryan, uncertain of Mr. was the sad death Menz were a pleasing trio. Others that in the undertaking inee- tions. Some time must necessar- joint organisation eniov of having Professionally suuereised, pedes- alight at View-street. in Perth much longer. The presi- ous Irishman and. true Democrat, to contribute were I. Hallinan, B. him such effort was to be carried ily elapse before they are returned. the opportunity to respond when the out at trian events to be carried dent, in accepting the resignation, and proposed that an expression et Klmartin, J. Byrnes. 'W. Tennant, tio'ned out without worrying the executive and the committee would be ob- requested to aid. Fete will be inviting. There will be spoke very feelingly on the way the deep sorrow and sympathy of and R. Emmett. NOGGERUP in any regard or how it was to be liged if, after haying exhausted all Old Coolgardie. Sheffield Handicap. of 100 yards, thg secretary had always carried out the Wolfe Tone Branch lee sent t evening the materialised, relying on his ewn social a recent At means of obtaining contri- This display is so actively in train awith prize of £20. and Sprint Hanhi/Ili/ties with great interest and Mrs. Ryan and family. Mr. Dowl- following members of the cricket initiative and personal exertion possible A function and social, successful those who have any would and preparation that the attraction dicap, of 75 yards. with prize of zearever since the branch's incep. ing spoke on the resolution, and out- team received awards -Best all- started at once, and last Saturday butions, organised by Mrs. 1. F. Kelly, in aid can be anticipated with joyous ex- .£15, the awards, covering first, se- of the Presbytery Fund, Collie, tion, and his efforts in always se lined the deceased gentleman's long round player: gold medal, present- devoted the afternoon to working please return them to head office. Ducks. pectation. The show will be on a cond and third places. The nomi was held in the Noggerup Hall on curing such splendid speakers which and hard fighting in the interests of ed by T. Roberts. 'won by I. Mc- en the construction which will be The resolution was the branch had had at its public Democracy. Tins sh,o, is so simple. but yet of large scale, and from the viewpoint nation fees will be 5/ and 2/, as Saturday night last. There were Best batting average: established, but which can't now he Also to notify this resu Carthy. of effect will create a lasting immeetings. All these efforts were carried. 100 yards, and 3/ and 1/6 visitors from NVibta. East Kirrup, Maxto let drop by L. value not gold medal, presented disclosed in this par, but all will see sufficient Old Coolgarlie is fro be for 75 yards. cression. greatly appreciated by both the lution being carried to both Houiss well, won by G. Hickey. Most Lyall's Mill, and Collie. The danprefixed by a street parade and propresident and the committee, as well of Parliament in sympathy with the catches: gold medal. presented by Punch and Judy. ces were entered into with zest and cession. as the whole membership of the great loss sustained by the death of M. O'Connor, won by II. McCarthy. afforded the gathering much ento come has A. Turner Mr. E. Fortune-Telling. branch. At a special meeting of so distinguished a member. bowling average: gold medal, the rescue of an anxious executive, joyment. The music was supplied Arrangements for the forthcom- Best the committee the new secretary won by Fitzgerald. of attractions by M. rethe list .Amongst Messrs. by Burgoyne and Mitchell. presented in full feature teroduce this discussed, and will ing social and dance were was appointed to the position. Good fielding: gold cently published in these columns array. The children was must be Miss D. Fisher, Mumba"was J. Brennan. After the committee meeting the and a meeting of the committee S. Lane, won Fete by the will be presented for installation at the winner of the momedal, next. evening pleased. president presided over the public called for Sunday gave an inter- by H. McCarthy_ to be fortune-telling show seen the competition; the ten -sue,,, Harvest Field. Mr. Dowling then meeting held in the Hibernian Hall on the ground. As intimated preIt is pleasing that several of the donated by Mrs. T.C. Moffat, w of the effects of. at 8.30 p.m., when a few musical esting summary The Westralian Farmers, Ltd , annexed by Mr. Negri. of Green are going East viously, Mrs. Buscombe has kindly right from Society's members team. of Mr. Low, at bushes: the case of oranges, presentitems were rendered. The presi- English rule in Ireland fortucourtesy through the charge football this to take of the undertaken with lie day. present the to dent then introduced the speaker its inception old myth, which no nate ones being C. O'Dea (fullwork, and at the time of writing request will, to use theft own ed by Mrs. Kelly, was wort by Mr. for the evening-eMr. W. L. Jones. spoke of the (ruver I. F. Moore these notes is busily eneaged arran- worfls, give anvthine required for Lawrence, of Wiles. Mr. Jas. Farthe Pope was back), G. Ilickev C. Mr. Jones delivered a lecture at one believes, how given (forward), E. Cahill ging everything preliminary to the the display. Now. who will erect rely proved an efficient Me. By (forward), to some length on the question of Irish supposed to haveto HenryIreland inauguration of this rather novel or assist? Hay is the main mater- the above. the Presbytery Building II., and O'Loughlin (ruck). Self-Determination, going back over England by gift Roberts. Tom Mr. chairman. and interesting draw Absence of ial so necessary. and this commo- Fund, Collie, will benefit to the exThe it why reasons: day, 750 years of Irish history. The lec- gave many good these simile such a feature would he regrettable, dity they will be pleased to supply tent of it& He told wears a pleasant not be believed. in cricket turer was well received. and his elo- should the he has that avers and the committee are eery grate- without delay and deliver when reHe our of efforts the broken-hearted season. quent and interesting lecture had of coming the for order ful to Mrs. Buscombe for respond- quested. patron, Theobold great his audience worked up to a state own Uustrious a triumphant seabe will Bands. it says ing so liberally in the direction in He and cause, Ireland's in Tone, of enthusiasm which the ever-itre Wolfe his hearers right down to son for the Society's team. question by this werthe extension made Arrangements are being portant Irish uuestion is always carried of help, as well as the attention she with the following bands for ValerA is doing De President pee what able to do. The usual large crowd right now, and prophesied a gloriintends to devote in many other grammes of musical selections: Leederville annual ball will The the enjoyed was present, and all negotia- take place in the Hibernian Hall on spheres of activity respecting the the present to ending ous Band. Perth City "But most pressing of all constievening very much. At the contions. Fair. The speaker said he could Tuesday. the 16th of this month. Perth Concert Band. tutional problems in the Empire is clusion of the lecture. Mr. it, E. not finish without a few words as Mesdames Kirkwood and Bennett Dance. Young Men's Christian Associa the Irish question. It has become Walsh moved a hearty vote of to the noble work done by our and their assistants are working tion Band. a chronic wound, the septic effects thanks to Mr. Jones. which was re- whole-hearted Prelate and Demo- zealously to make it a record sucAt Keough's Hall on Wednesday, Salvation Army Silver Band. of which are spreading to our whole ceived with applause. The meeting crat, Dr. Mannix. A vote of thanks cess, socially and financially. it the 17th inst., Messrs. R. Hardie and Military Band. system; and through its influence closed with the singing of "God was accorded to Mr. end Mrs. Dowl- needs only D. Allen are organising a dance on generous patronage FAIR. WE STRALIA TO ENTRANCE Police Band. on America it is now beginning to Save Ireland." behalf of the HC.Y.L.C- in aid of ling. also the other visitors, who of friends and their co-operation to - League Band. Australia Young poison our most vital foreign -relaNote the branch's advertisement having responded. the evening des- achieve all that these ladies desire. the Appeal. The venue should COOS it carry to promised had arricsea Band. time Somebody Orphanage tions. Unless the Irish question 'is Clontarf the when the stunt both in THE RECORD and "The ert wth eine and dance. mend itself highly: firstly, because James -street School Band. i That these two elements will be settled on the great principles whica on the Carni- out, but has just informed the exe- of being establishment for its Mirror" for the next public meeting, at doubt so convenient amid no central; we have forthcoming will arrangements other that cutive commitTramway Boy form the basis of this Empire, this the and fact Railway One Square. val 7th Hibernian Hall, at 8.30 p.m. on M.H.R. all, and the ball this year should tee want to again stress, and it is have to be made. iff any reader secondly, of this dancing resort en The Empire must cease to exist. Scouts Band. August, when a number of interest DEATH OF MR. RYAN, Sheri much joying so season. popularity and be the best of the they in train this put to like fact that Irishmen cannot be made occasion, would .Band. single Boy Scouts one Maylands on not this: such sale, ing small books will be on the thirdly, supply with a floor that is satisfywill Band Jazz dart's The Doheny, reaP. turn. may been a good J. a agree have doing ereat to Mr. be have been would St. Joseph's Orphanage Band. On Monday when representations as the Report of the British Labour Tickets are in circulation, Lea- music, and a daints:_aupper will be made. has an interview been un- attraction requires very little work. ing. son for not forcing on a solution Caledonian Pipe Band. Commission to Ireland. the Cruci- secretary Self -Determination the also and can be obtained that at the intended It is provided. telepeace A war; but after now be small. during the following will the imequipment the and or unsuccessful. To be fixion of Ireland. Military Rule in gue, despatched Entertainments. door. event shall be an advance on all availing the queston should be boldly grappressed is the real thing, and to do pond made out of a tank in diaIreland, and the latest by J. H. gram: -Calico. Barealdine, previous efforts, and the hall will this no great amount of skill has meter five or sir feet by one foot The following entertainments are gled with. Our statesmen have just "Mrs. T. J. Ryan. Scullin. of Victoria. entitled. "A Namusic. that so dressed, gaily Irishmen be come back from Paris, waere they several rings ducks. decoy completed: symdeep, also now being the enlist to to required desire con The committee /ey been tion's Agony: the Labour View of Queensland,--On behalfaccept have dealt with racial problems lik. heart- mirth, and brightness shall be the pathy of any who have been ap- and the whole of this to be railed thanks to the Bon Marche, Ltd., for Buffs' Concert and Party West Australia. please the Irish Question." the evening. of spirits controlling that of Ireland, and in every way loss." great Miss Peggy Ester and Pupils. the mere mention of the igee constitute the work which will twenty yards of calico to be used The Peter Lalor Branch have felt sympathy inhadyour have the joy of the even- proached. may Two as difficult as the Irish problem. associated the been is for The idea sufnecessary. who he Melody Makers. is one Shepherd "As Good of the here Home publicher posters, and wish to made arrangements for two imporhave may or singly they 5/, for ing They may not shrink from apply Labour patrons in ring to Mr. Ryan Miss Mercia Scott and Pupils It is already known what, attendant to give a ly acknowedge receipt of the gift. tant speeches to be delivered at with the lateand ing to Ireland the same medicine Na- it for 3/. Who with a nimble toe ficient. in the Irish Pulham's Famous Minstrels. noble work is being done at this for so much, and the effort will be their usual fortnightly meeting, Conferences opporexcellent Caretaker. this resist that they have applied to Bohemia would addDoheny the of Mr. Miss Doris Melville and Pupils. institution. and the knowledge of to place it round the neck which will be held at the Hibernian tional Movement," trat the late tunity oh a night with the fairies' duck whilst swimming when the The executive invite applications, Mrs. Brown's well-known combin- and many another part of Europe." Hall on Sunday night. August 7th ed, "I desire to say an as is who the recognised Now. for returnable on the 31.st met, water is in motion. ation of talented musicians. after devotions. Mr. A. A. Ed- statesman, while in the political position of caretaker at the Weswilling? be holding a social evening at St wards, M.P., South Australia, and intellectual ingiant Dancing Comnetition. private life one of the tralia Fair. Those' interested are Patrick's School, Wellington -street Glasswork Display. Mr. J. J. Daly. of Adelaide, will be sphere, was characters lovable in writing and simple asked to communicate most Thursday evening, August 11th on Australian West The Caledonian visiting this State in connection This 'matter has' been finalised. with headquarters. No. 52, Royal His home life was of Silver coin admission. The pr Society, courtesy through the at the with the football carnival. and have I have met.happy. novelties one of the and wes courage His restating .treads, Barrack -street singularly will be in aid of the Appeal. seeds Mr.' secretary. have 'kindly Russell. any glass. kindly consented to sneak at NVestralia Pair will be the he never hung back to re- undertaken to run National dancing muneratiun, experiunee. etc., Plaistowe's Chocolate Whet meetings arranged by the Self -De- magnificent: blowing exhibition. opinion public of post. the wind quired the fur how R. E. Saunders, of Messrs. E see Mr. eompetitions. Jig including. Irish not which does League termination Irish cause Ground Improvements. Championship. arid Irish and Skot- S. Dwyer and Carroll, who is els, The was blowing. Whenof the Fairy Godmother. clash with a football fixture. its unpopularfor the Maypole Bai at the depth responsible In anticipation of all being in or tish of This branch dances, etc. State Secretary. Mr. I. P. Doheny, was the A beautiful doll dressed by not count the cost which der on the 1st October. already, Sisters Fete will create great excite- Game referred to elsewhere. is kind been in communication with Mr ity he did he of the Good Slie.lierd Home the would have to pay for improvely making a wheel for the purpose= request, several at but ment as are and fun, record entries rehe knew = for some weeks. and has has been presented Fairy Godin the bitter arena of tnents are at present luting effected mother, The above is special. of disposing of Plaistowe's chess) cd a wire from Mr. Roger Sulli- its espousal politics. has and will slim-tie be cm, anticipated. Ireland in the reserve. Suitable trees arc altogether apart free) the dan- fates. and Mrs. D. Dwyer will tak van, the acting State Secretary of Australian Aus view at Mrs. Shine:u sheet window. and and valiant chainuiun. a lost le. being the is area for the usual charge. planted, being cing floor South Australia, stating the two tralia her most distinguished son." Get in- round andfestivities Donations Received. veiled off, and in many other re- Ilay-street, for disutesel. at square attraction: gentlemen named had left by train terested and inguire. have that might not spects things present receiving attention. Patrons Messrs. J. Ilarris and J. Hogan -and would be available. This should Still Another Budget of Bargains at Our been done have been taken in hand Popular Lady. will be liberally catered for at this make this meeting on Sunday night Mill, Southampton, t' Mernington Famous Low Prices to secure more comfort and conone of the largest and most interest, Is there a likelihood el any, more happy mode of eveniurz pastime 14/. venience to visitors. the and sport. nominations being received. in organised by the local commitinittee, and branch secretaries are committee are expecting] Stunts in General. Spot Lager, Tobacco saveloy, and CHILDREN'S AND ADULTS' At the meeting of the State Comm' requested to notify their members cif on Tuesday night, reference was Field Post (Mee. PLAIN and FANCY DRESS B Although the executive is daily Display of to attend in large numbers at the made to the expected arrival of Dr. COSTUME, BLOUSE, and SHIRT to sin. wide, 103d., I/3, Ise keeping an eye on the various at(In Aid of St. Brigid's Convent). shagging, and This stunt is mitt The above will be run in conHibernian Hall. A short musical Mannix in Australia. wide tractions comprised in the list subSin. 2in. to It was reyard. Insertions BARGAINS. IN HIBERNIAN HALL, it is an item which should not be junction with Old Coolgardie, and programme has been arranged. ported that our delegates to the 10!.d. and 1/- yard. are as they quite recently. mitted committhe incorporated in the stunt enjoying TUESDAY. AUGUST 23rd. Ilea titiful Fine Edelweiss Net placing much reliance oil the respec- looked at too lie... National Convention, which conSmart Range of Cotton Gabaralong that name. will ,Wine hope one tee some 8 Lord Edward Fitzgerald (South to 21, Good Pries. July panel on Sin. sides, edges, cluded its deliberations LAcES. tine guipure dine SKIRTS, pleated tive ladies and gentlemen in control anxious to see the thine through. Fremantle) Branch. Social. MRS. E. A. McMASTERS, Rev, Father Neville, Messrs. M. O'- fronts, finished belt and self but- ie. wee white only 1/11 yard. of the shows. It's a habit amongst As stated in the Icet a parcel mss, INStack, and T. Organiser. noand Silk Guipure J. Monaghan, ilia artificial The Young Ireland Society will tons, others trimmed inset many to come to the office every of home-made condiments, preserves It is the intention of ,the Lt.rd Dea, proceeded to Sydney to present velty pockets, 13/6. '..sERTIONS, lin. 1/3 \-ard; day and buoy the joint organise-- and jams has been promised, and is Edward Fitzgerald branch of the had this represent to and yard. an address 1/11 yard; 2in., are tions, tell them that things League to entertain Mr. A. A. Ed- State on the occasion of his arrival Smart Fawn and Navy Gabar- 1:6Black interested Swiss Filet LACE and IN- O.K., and could not be better. they, available to any reader wards, M.P., and Mr. J. J. Daly, at the Harbor City. It is a fortun- dine SKIRTS, showing new over- SERTIONS stock which can to match, Lace, 2iin. of course, referring to their own to include in the subsequently by LL.B., two of the visitors from ate circumstance that allows West skirt effect, and finished pockets, wide, 2/11 yard, supplemented be Insertion, llin. charge. The custom the committee About the merits of GorItaly produces a few good things South Australia, at a social function Australia to be personally repre- belt and sell pockets, 29/6. donations in kind. A tired prove a bit more infec- other hope will gonzola cheese people may differ, bet regarding the absolute preat the Port on Tuesday night. All sented by four worthy Irishmen at Useful Morning BLOUSES, in [tide. 1/11 yard. executive ever appersevering and nothase heartens peals in the name of sweet charity tious, because eminence of the other branches at Fregriantle a function of such vast importance striped wurcey, smart pointed col them so much as for a lady or gen- to the generously disposed for help are expected to take part in the as the official welcome home of Aus- lass, finished turned back cuffs and AMERICAN GLASSWARE ITAL N MANDOLINES distinguished tleman to come to the office and in this department of work. these welcome to most distinguished ecclesias- pearl buttons, 4/6. BARGAINS. announce verbally what has been friends' of Ireland, who are on a tralia's Spring Gabardine COSTUMES, There can be no doubt whatsoever.. of Ireland's most unflinchtic, and Circus. visit here. The time is very short, ing patriot. The secretary was in patch and novelty pockets, belt, and Oval DISHES, plain with star done or what is in mind. apart from Like so many other articles, Italian Mandolines were cut off but we feel sure the local branches structed to send a telegram express- finished buttons, cost half lines, bottom, 84 in., 3/6; 93in., 4/6; 101in., the written intimation which they The executive, whilst realising their place -was to put it mildly What took by the war. religiously give. will unite in making all the arrange- ing the delight of the Irishmen of 39/6. 6/6. that in the promotion of the Weepoor makeshift. 'Mandolines were invented and perfected in Italy. ments necessary. There will be no West Australia on his safe arrival. Smart Black and White Striped Oval DISHES, hob -nail pattern, tralia Fair no expense must be enLettering. must go you there if you want the instrument It is evident that meeting of the State Council on Mr. Doheny has despatched the fol- Gibsonia COSTUMES, trimmed 8in.,403; 9in., 6/6. tailed unnecessarily, is greatly in which enchants tourists in the Bay of Naples. and brings tears to Up to now, no one has said what need of professional and experienTuesday night, as the president and lowing message: -"Dr. Mannix, c.o. black stitching and finished belt, ound Deep Salad BOWLS, hobexiled chill every of that sunny land, no matter in his eyes of she for cr the wants lettering he or members have accepted the invita- Archbishop Dui:lg. Brisbane --Irish- buttonholes and self buttons, 59/6. nail pattern, Nine 5/6. ced advice, in the way of a clown so what corner of the earth its plaintive strains may recall memories tion of the Fremantle people to be men of West Australia desire join Round Salad BOWLS, scolloped her stall. The committee have, act as a spruiker, or in other direcA 'Variety of Gibsonia Woollen . . their desires, of old anticipated do honour however, present at the social to tions. if anybody can help the comin general felicitations on your safe GOLFERS, smart long stole and edge, 7in., 4/6; 9in., 5/6. to the visitors. The first shipment of Large Handsome Glass Salad but wished to know whether there mittee would be glad. Hundred thou- square collars, of contrasting shades. arrival Australia. was any particular way they liked BOWLS' 9Iin., 8/6. to know finished belt and buttons. IS/11. Rejoiced sand welcomes. Kerbstone Market. Wolfe Tone (North Fremantle) you have returned unchanged and Oval DISHES, plain,. with cut this requirement to be done. LACE AND EMBROIDERY. GENUINE ITALIAN MANDOLINES This latterday innovation, which Branch. MEDALLIONS, star bottom. 7in.. 4/11; Sin., 6/11. Embroidery Doherty, secretary Switchback. unchangeable. is proving of such inestimable consince the war has just reached ALBERT and SONS, L I D., the The fortnightly meeting of the Self -Determination League, Perth.'" suitable for blouses and undercloth- Cake COMFORTS. sunflower patNothing definite has been lodged venience and economy to thrifty Murray.street Music Sellers. It consists of three types of the very ing, slightly damaged in construc- tern. 7in., 2/11; ditto, 9in., 3/11. above branch was held on Monday, this heading. Must it lapse housewives, is to be supplied at the finest quality that has yet been imported in Western .Australia. Cake COMFORTS, plain glass, under August 1st, at 8 DAM The president The "paytriots," who blocked a tion, 3d. each. The adoption will be on Fair. want of attention, for Each of these instruments is a jov for the eye and a rare treat for Embroidery 3/6: 93in.. 4/11. Sin., ,LOngcloth All officers 20in. Fine Quesfair discuision of the Irish occupied the chair. fours with, and a replica of this triBeautifully finished, with wonderful power the music -loving ear. Clashing of Dates. Pretty Embossed COMFORTS. were present, and a large number tion at Northam, are evidently one FLOUNCINGS, open and effective base all will and weekly institution, of resonance, £6 10s.. with case, 17 10s. with lace edge. 8in., 7/11: 9in., 9/11; of members, including Mr. and Mrs. and all of them side-tracking and designs, 3/11 yard. Reference has been casually- made an opportunity of making a barCamisole Embroidery BEADING, 10in., 11/9. Dowling, Mr. J. Brady, and Mr. J. side-stepping the challenge thrown the clashing of dates in connec- gain of advantage to themselves and ONLY ADDRESS: Butter DISHES,[ sunflower pat- to down to them by Messrs. O'Callag- both sides, five different designs. Daly, trom East and South. tion with entertainments, it being gain to the Appeal. Poultry, vegetern, 2/11. The minutes of the meeting being han and O'Driscoll. The O's seem 1/11 yard. urged that if more notice were ta- tables. dairy produce, and other Imitation Crochet LACES and - Sugar BASINS, with two handles ken of this matter a little unplea- wares will be on sale at the kerb. read and confirmed, the president to have scared the "Rockies" and touched on several matters of in- the municipal authorities seem to INSERTIONS to match, laces 23in. sunflower pattern 2/11 santness would be avoided, and fur. Highgate C.Y.L.C. terest to the members. One was be afraid of the safety of the Town ther no shows would run counter. and The first monster rally the absence of any of the officers Hall- they have refused it for a disMURRAY The executive appreciate the hapbelonging to the State Council at cussion on the Irish question. Seems pening so unfortunate. and to pre- movement in aid of the Home of was Correct Postal Address: 130.X 57. G.P.O., PERTH any meeting of the Wolfe Tone that the spirit of Carson's covenits recurren*susateet that if the Good Shepherd Appeal vent branch or other Fremantle bran- anters possesses the disrupters of advise held at Mrs. McGrade's residence stallholders would kindly NO SHOPS IN IAA RRACKSTREET. and theremeeting, He the Northam last inauguration. ches since their the committee of the date they have 22 Field -street, Mt. Lawley, said this caused a certain amount abouts liberty of speech is only for decided on which to hold a show. Thursday evening, and proved a a minorty. and bigoted mema wild-eyed the among of dissatisfaction

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THE CONVENT BALL. out, systematic grouping of 'the thi Saturday, July' kith, St. An- 111.-THE NECESSITY OF A arehitei to, irk of St. Mi. ni search el a good thony's Cenvent of Alercy. Coolgan matter in hand. 1.oi. PROGRAMME OF STUDIES. Cathedral. \Vagga, and we evening's conic die, was the scene of a very happy meld, just enjoy the noble itself to Our first question resolved (1V.).-THE PRINCIPLE OF A dells., It, \-1gi Club on Tuesday, Boys' the to pupils. along old and thac Sisters of Nit Eric old message of of Sisters into the necessity of a programme PROGRAMME. and you will be given named, 9th, was August moment lull ever a' not Meeting usual of studies, that is, the selection and ad As and Liithusiasti,. most, the pion, afteeti.., "The being to be educated must exchange for the small sum of Iowan. and the day will 'iv,: for systematic classification of the rule tool, place on Sun Wagga in held the educational pfocess." The 1 01 a splendid meniug's anaisement ever in the memory of these for- matter. abomination in a man; but By programme of stu- programme must be adapted to the last. It was the off.For the "Wee Ones." L3,500 Donated. and faney tunate enough to have been pre- dies we mean and :lay fortnight to tic shape of don't like to see the girls. Lordship Di: an efficient division of children taught. You cannot have his welcome cial welch is atfair, This Au appeal for SULISerlptiC/tIb dyes.. ball. girls, tooe"bobbing" Dwyer, on the part of the Catholic the matter so as to adopt it to che a uniform plan which will work sent. A Friend (Kukerin) sends 5/ for some of the old was receive held annually, promises this year to S.i,iW making themselves cactisiun was unique, it being age of the pupils. Unless a sub- automatically for children of difThe Riyerina flail, where the 111/111e, Ulla the "wee ones" in gratitude for fa- their hair and The theThe J. eclipee all previous efforts. boys. I am sorry the laity. to Messrs. I'. J Melee), set apart by the Rev Mo- ject has a definite aim, it loses its ferent ages. One last will not suit day tilled was held, was meeting vours received through the interces- second-rate it a ditiicelt ther on ,shich ten entertain her old educational value. at Bros., J. are tindine committee Coughlan Monks, J. factory was burnt cordial The best met- all bouts. -The dominant note in Bishup the when overflowing, and sion of Our Lady. Ret.iy, :salaam Bros., D. and J. J. task to ei.pe with the demand for seholais No business is so prosper.ms thc, honour of her Gulden hod of bringing the aim home to teaching is to work with the crass. huge eudieeia erese ;eel B., ail of you who are an Miss Wciil,c, owl tickets Katie Wiggins, Cunderdin, returns days that it call afford a loss be entered the and rues, Martio scholars and teachers is to have a But we cannot do this unless we elieerc..1 for eunw her card awl sends 20/- for the Wee tire. and I am sorry for the tine. donated X'Sat, :dims net to wigs a gi.od thing come '1.. I., pi e.-cnt at such an event :5 systematically planned course. Then lilt. \V- \I- I. Mr. W. M. J. Walsh Al., Be one of a pith-which seldom occurs, and both the teacher and the taught know the class, by a survey of its le, an. Atl- ,nong ii, Atigte-t 9th. Ones. Very grateful, Katie dear. each, :i11,1 the Re,. :on sure you are looking to your W.ilsii, .\l..\ eats on the slls. attainto help along the girls were must appreciative of know where they are going. Having previuus conditions and coming holidays with pleasant an occupied Ic, prominent Catholic manstratia, 1100, awl Mrs. Sheeliasi, those who are trying When we are in possession Three Little Calves. hope you will laymen and visitors inert 'lemon,. loullatin, awl Mr. J. C. Sheckus, a worthy hand of Sisters. To a definite programme saves. the ments. do and ticipations. rev. inoti:er s kind invitation. of these facts, we can draw up a Wagin, Springhurst Mail, East cvening On Tuesday last the Su them. in 1:1110. at the and, pleasure of lot appreciation, teacher's a energies and much useless programme to suit that class. Let find mark this Mr. Walsh explained July 7th. 19'21. heeds brineli ut the IIA.C.B.S. were same time, do what little they could wear and tear is avoided. letter, and Junee. Bishop Dwyer's Reply. yuu for your nice What tile Dear Aunt Bessy.-I have been Thank and don't be so long silent that prior to the recent law suit,conto accept an invitation tuwards showing rev. mother the the plan of a house is to the builder, me sound a note of warning herefeel ,cry much einlairrassed to - kind enough when your plan has been drawn up, been had resolution following very busy at present. as we have Norman. branch .10achim's to St. be from the of it-from scholars the programme of studies is to the do not be over -anxious to --lots old Love her again. gratitude and here and. lista love at having at sit Father clay have Administrator, destroy I the by Exam. our veyed been having present at a euchre party and dance bear for her, the girls planned to Catechist. Still a straight-jacket all the beliefs ones" and your loving who was then to all the things I have heard. and to which was given in their the class had in that Lordship, his to Ryan, passed in it. We have three little "wee honour. BESSY AUNT and to this course is not to be desired. Allow method of your predecessors. Such presentation, a her give of learn the result of this big meeting. meeting this "That concerts two Sydney: had in have branch is a credit to calves. We The Subiatco were sent to some freedom within the plan to a mistake, and it is often commitAt the the congregation of St. 'Michael's Ca- I feel the same difficulty in ,i.1.1ress- the Hibernian Society: they are 120 end comniunications .since 1 wrote to you last. Stella's Return. whose address the individual teacher -- let the ted, cuts off all connections between .4(1 scholar .11.1 :it the tholic Church. Wagga, conticlentls- tog this .c-senthalgy it, serene in their immilership, and all every last concert we got a lot of money. teacher have ample opportunity to past and present, though very neceetial lie obtained. of hu._;. meeting mid ollt E. Northam. inside lb, feeling:, Peel -terrace, voicing the (minion and ,ecrei.11, are ee in aid of the School Library. I am last TOM II ll \I 11,1.1, Thank, to the generosity of (hose introduce local circumstances into essary- and important in teaching. July 26th. 1921. I have the whole Catholic body in the di.. Hitt that won. who sending the stamps along. able the plan. were Jean Naptist De le What is true of an individual class girls the responded promised inght. Yet this twine; ii .111,111 Bessy,-I recent Aunt the with Dear cese in connection /I this excellent ,uciety about one hundred stamps for you. set of vestments. t Salle, the pioneer in many fields of is equally true in planning a course many a time that I would write departure of ex-Sister Liguori front me a great deal of plea d) not follow their god example. to purchase a for I have no more news at present. so you to education and and anticipator of marry for the whole school. altar, the not Arm of carpet I have here. As we sing on Hui) .Saturday but you, appreciato complete regularly are Wagga. expresses The Nlictoral Park Girls' Orches1 hope you and the "wee ones" modern ideas, erred by having too sovereigns. The prineiple underlyinv all pro. remain. kept my promise. We had our tion of the efforts made liv our be- 0 Felix Cuipa"-"O Happy Fault of tral Club gave an excellent enter- hand her a purse of the in the best of health.--I strict a programme. His system was grammes is that "the being to be to journey made thirty passAbout and I Adam, which brought forth ago. discovthe weeks to a few exam. Dwyer. Dr. Bishop, tainment at Queen', Park on Wedloved your loving i.iece, so vigorously number planned, the that all pereducated there and rules the educational proIt Coolgardie, heat Redec,ncr ot :Mankind ed into the seventh standard. er her whereabouts and ascertain nsday. August 3, in aid of the ALICE JOYCE. was augmented by those of the eld sonality in teaching was impossible cess." The child is the centre. If has been raining a great deal lately mental condition. Knowing as day we can say that the fault ot one Church funds of that district_ Still his was disa I am very glad to hear that you and the roads are full of puddles. her in the reform from you remained absence fail who to realise this in the scholars girl wh did nut know what Mr. Tom Tobin, brother of Mrs. do that his actions were promot- little of no system and as such went to grannne, you will graft in your prohave been very busy. my dear Alice, We had a dance ;n the schoolroom tee own and directed by the purest too- she was duirg. has been the cause Tully, passed through Fremantle on - extremes as all reform do. convey and that you have been so lucky last Friday afternoon to get money ed been purpose had greetings to After the child, and thus ef this gathering magnificent and of duty Wednesday last, en route to the and the highest sense Quintilian, the Roman Educator, your personal wish becomes with your Exam. That comes of for the Popular Girl; and the boys tivu's was made td the parlour, this magnificent display of Catholic if. circumstancenEmerald Isle, which provocative he a most hopes in to being keptbusy, but I would rather are having a concert next Friday. ces." To know the child means to as a tre. e the. musical ones were beguil- achieved his great success I can honestly find equally as attractive as Sydney. ',Yew assembled there Faith and Loyalty. there was a slack moment some- Whooping -cough is very bad here at that dayThey the piano, and, so succ!ssful teacher by having a definite aid. cultivate their interests, to teach ed this day twelve wel- say that since cordial a extend to that so time between school lessons were their efforts to please that the The end in view impressed itself in them through their own minds. and most of the littlechild- come to the Bishop on his return. months I never once harbored any the teaching and professional- Practically half the business you might have a talk with me. present. harmonious spell cast over those all NORTHAM. of ren have got it. We are haying a Certain people, fur motives liest feeling of anger or bitterness against Three calves and two concerts since bazaar together was only die ised education from the start. "Ab training is to know what there is assembled her, but only sympathy and sorrow. try time, been few months' had in a themselves, here to known infantia formate" was his central to train. Pestalozzi was the pioyou last wrote are fresh items. The and everyone is working hard to ing to twist the verdict of the jury I say that she has not been allowed pelled by the summons to dinner. (From Our Correspondents were doctrine. know to glad He am reached his goal of neer in announcing end working concerts Laden with choice dishes, and "Orator At the last lurtnightly inetaing ul era the to suit themselves. He would read to use her own mind, but has been a vere sapiens" through a this principle --it was the idea out sere successful, and 4 hope the make it a success. How with colours they are quite a letter bearing on the matter which mere automaton, doing what certain the Children ur Mary a very plea- beautifully -decorated calves will grow strong and escape "wee ones?" 4 hope to the occasion, the long method of concentration "ab infan- neath his "pvschologie_al begin gs suitable groups of unprincipled people forced sant as 7 functioe tuna morning place, when the Sydney Beesy. the Aunt in well. dear Well, appeared tia." Thanks for the The end decided the means. of education." Give the child mat. the butcher. will close ---I papers of the previous day from her to do. and yet in spite of this members, in return psi the great in- table-set in the ambulatory-pre- and the means was planned startle,. My bag is bulging much, have no more news I niece. to lead ter it can take up at the time. Suit appearance. Messrs. Purcell and McCarthy-, his COVICil/11. and after twelve months' terest and many kind acts snuwn to sented a most tempting to that end. Similarly .our end the learner with the subject -matter, and I must try and send the .good remain, your loving WILLIAMS. efforts no spared had Sisters The tuition and suggestion, she was man them by their directress, made Every STELLA Lordship's. solicitors. must be sought through old father in the islands my store rea i.e., follow the peychological order. a thoughtdinner truthful and nonest enough not to presentatiun sa a small gift in hon- to make the Jubilee I am very pleased to see you in in New South 'Ales knew perfectly say of stamps shortly. We are all well, a single word to the discredit of our ce the good Sisters' Feast Day. membered one, and the girls showed folly on the Alice dear, and send you our love, the Corner again, my dear Stella; well that it would beappeal jusfull by doing day evening. This, too, proved a KALGOORLIE against the Mount Erin Community, to Never too tired or too busy to give their appreciation I thought you had grown up, or part of the Bishop to -Your loving the repast. tise to successful social. which she belonged, though she the From pleasure or help in any way, those thought yourself too big for me. I a verdict in his favour. Convent un- had every incitement to invent an girls AUNT BESSY. At both gatherings Mrs. Troupe From thence those present passed VALEDICTORY. who came under her charge, am glad you are not so cattish, day ehe Sister left the to make acquainMr. P. J. Seymour, our popular supplied the music. time, not a single un- epportunity to say anything she the directress has endeared herself to the schoolroom it, renew Annie's First Visit to the Corner. and that you are still my little til the present cases in some and, postal tance, official, took his departure said by wished. In the first days of this to ail, and I am sure the parents of ST. JOHN OF GOD HOSPITAL friend. I like congratulating my charitable word has beennon-Cathofrom Kalgoorlie on Friday evening. Clunmel, York. trying time we were in a state of the younger girls must indeed be with the boarders. BALL nieces on their progress at school, generous, clean -minded Expressions of delight and won- Mr. Seymour, who has been connect. July 24th, 1921. Rev. Father O'- derment lics of Australia. We had the costs bewilderment owing to the un- grateful to her. In the Kalgoorlie Town Hall, on to am glad dear, I Stella, and so. were heard on all sides as ed with the local post office for the Dear Aunt liessy,-This is my our Christian attitude of certain resi- Donnell very kindly attended and Thursday evening, the St. John of that you have done so well to pay in this suit, for although the interior opened, and door the past nine years, has been transrest letter to you. I hope you will notice to hide made the presentation on behalf of in the Exam. I hope the rough cause had been triumphant, we were dents of Wagga who tried It was the same ferred to the G.P.O., Perth. Dur- God Ball took place. On the folccept me as one of your nieces. I roads .voeld pay this girl from those who wanted to the members, and in doing so con- became visible. and the puddles do no make dealing with those who schoolroom, familiar to all, but the ing his term here he was highly ap- lowing evening a juvenile gal was m nine and a half years old, and the way only what the law compiled them help her. I can truly say now that gratulated the directress on the wonderful decorations bad too to St. Joseph's of gold, preciated by the beat residents for held. A full report of both will apo to the Convent School in,Ycrk. stop at I at her own request wanted to see good work she had done. ' Needless wet days. I hope the dance was to pay. But we would not green, and White, completely trans- his courteous and obliging manner. pear in the next issue. have to walk two miles to schoeh on Cathedral was unfinished, her find out if she were sane enough to say, the Sister was quite taken by formed that-the "Pothat the success, and a great congratulations it. Sincere On the eve of his .leparture, nis C.Y.M.S. am in the second standard at as to know what she wanted and t surprise, and thanked the girls very are doing good work. Sorry and it was decided to complete itHe were showered on the boarders res- many- friends assembled at the AusA 'netting of the K.C.Y.A.I.S. was chcol. and expect to be put into pulars" help her to do what she wished. I kindly fur their gift. During the ponsible for the effect. to hear that whooping -cough is so a memorial of the victory.resolutralia Hotel to bid him farewell. held on Monday evening. he third soon. I am sending by this prevalent; gut good hurry. but Out act in a did following the afternoon The move would the Rev. Father O'Doncough wretched An address of welcome to the Mr. R. Boylan presided over a principal business of the evening .ost a parcel of stamps for you to to have, andit'sI aalways W. M. J. nele on behalf of the members of feel the tion: "That this meeting of citizens -eget advice from Mr. was read on behalf of Rev. large and representative gathering. was the selection of a team to io as you like with. Please send greatest pity for the poor confirms the resolution antecedent Walsh, who drafted a letter to her the sodality, welcomed home Miss girls little the boarders After the usual toasts were disposed present the society in a debate re e a collecting card, and I will try against alleged protectors-a letter which Foley, who has, just returned froin Mother, after whichconcert. with with it. The "wee ones" to the recent action at law The gave an excellent the chairman in proposing the the H.A.C.B.S. on Monday next. nd collect something for the "wee sufferers his Lordship Dr. Dwyer, Bishcp of was eulogised by the learned coun- a holiday in Adelaide, where she keen interest, and whole -hearted en- of well. I am are looking bonnie and of the guest, said that in los- The question under discussion is ries." Well, dear Aunty, 1 will sure they would be delighted Wagga, heartily congratulates him sel, Mr. Campbell, KC., and by the spent a most enjoyable time. Dur- thusiasm of the performers were res- toast to ing Mr. Seymour they were losing whether Ireland would be better onclude with fondest love to your- see you. Write oftener, Stella, to upon the victory obtained therein, Judge who presided at the case - ing her stay there phe had the pleafur the success of the items one of their most energetic and under a republic or dominion -If and the "wee ones," from your your loving form thanks him for his solid, manly de- but these people neither replied to sure of meeting many of Rev. Dr. ponsible most enthusiastic Church workers. of government. ould-be niece. The K.C.Y.M.S. fence of Catholic institutions end the letter ,ior showed it to the per- Kearnan's relatives, whom she can- rendere4. AUNT BESSY. the of the above At the conclusion all occasior.s their guest had are determined to convince the HiANNIE McIVER. their rights, and proclaims its de- son most interested in seeing it. not speak .uf too highly, especially visitors decided to take part in the On placed his services at the disposal bernians that -the dominion would You are very welcome, Annie Dances, Concerts and Other Things. sire to mark in some substant'al This showed that these people did Mrs. Kearnan, whose kindness she entertaining, and the piano was of the Church committee. The be far more efficacious. The budmanner by a lasting monument the tier want her to see this letter. but can never forget. Mrs. Foley made again the centre of attraction. speaker spoke feelingly of Mr. Seyear, and I am very pleased to for the Duke -street, Northam. of her make use wanted to ?vent and its result." the journey to Adelaide by rail and From there choruses were gaily sung mour's many good qualities, and ding legislators chosen fur this purave you for my dear little niece. pose are Messrs. W. Simpson, A. July 26th, 1921. am glad to have a little friend at Mr. J. C. Sheekey, in sec:ending the Rase purpose of injuring the Catho- returned by boat, her many till the pianist commenced a dance said that what he had seen of Mr. Carrigg, and T. F. Gowans. Dear Aunt Bessy,-It is a long resolution, said the completed Ca- lic Church, but, thank God, they were indeed pleased to see herfriends The loiunel. Two miles is a long walk musical chairs, and Sey mour curing his term here, made 11.A.0 13.S. number many enthusiasthrowing again at St. Joseph's, Northam.back air. This led to or a "wee one" like Annie, but the time since I have written to you. thedral would be as a monument- have only succeeded in found favour. Those him hope that at some future date tic speakers in their midst consethen dancing take and It will I suppose it. you think I forupon have more lustre A euchre party and dance orga- to whom this pastime had not ex- he would again make alk will make you strong, and a milestone hi the Catholic Church his home quently the evening should be foil m very pleased to know you are gotten all about you. We have just and in the History of Australia. The more than they can do to destroy nised by the Children of Mary took tended its influence sought the ten- amongst them. of intellectual interest. oing so well at school. I got your had our exam., and it was pretty resolution was carried unanimously. the Church of God. The chairman place hi St. Joseph's Schoolroom on nis court, and some interesting sets In supporting the toast Mr. P. J. Mr. G. Gowans proposed that a arcel of stamps, and I am very hard, but we managed to pass. It The second. resolution was :noved has referred to a meeting of June Friday night, July 29th. The at- were the outcome. Competitions Russell said that recently 'hey had night be set aside for a society the from resolution has been a raining pretty heavily 19th, and defor I am follows:tendance for them. as to you Quilty, was atefu'l very good, and a good held during the afternoon resulted in lost too many good men, and he re- bate. The by Mr. P. J. to be memnding a card, and I am sure you these last two or three days. and "That in order to permanently re- Catholics of Wagga approving of night's enjoyment was evidenced by two prizes remaining in Coolgardie, gretted very much that Mr. Sey- bers of the principals society who have not ill not forget the "wee ones." Love the crops are looking fresh and cord our thankfulness for th recci.t my action acid pledging themselves the looks of the players and the other two travelling back mour set's leaving for other parts. yet taken part in a debate. Thus This gave green. Soon the wild flowers will triumph of right and justice, uici to to stand behind me. Rev. Father O'Donnell presented to Kalgoorlie. you, from your loving He had been associated with him is a trial stakes, the winning team be coming up, and we will be able gratify a wish long felt by our me great courage in the trying clays the prizes to the various winners, AUNT BESSY. With the passing of the hours. the for a great number years, and he to receive congratulations. The The verdict Law Courts, to go for picnics and gather ever- Bishop and dear to his heart, we reof the and thanked the public for their at- day drew quickly to a close, and greatly appreciated of the value of his old innocent Press corresponlastings. We are having a Popular solve to at once undertake the com- of the jury has puzzled many. but tendance. Dancing was indulged active merry-making was suspended friendship. Mr. Seymour was a man poor Monica Likes Sewing. dent came in for a power of abuse. who those surprising to is not Boy and Girl Competition again pletion of St. Michael's Cathedral at in until midnight. Members of the while the girls assembled round she imbued with a spirit of -Catholicity. The Jarrahwood. July '25th, 1921. syllabus item for the night was year. Mick Lynch is the Popu- Wagga, end declare that a subscrip- heard the oppoeing counsel telling Children of Mary supplied the mu- tea table. Literally groaning with and was held in the highest esteem question box, and some miscreaat Dear Aunt Bossy,-I have not this Boy. We have stalls in the tion list be now opened for that pur- the jury not to believe a Catholic sic, which 'left nothing to be desired. delicacies of all descriptions, the by all with whom he came in con- aasked ceived the collecting card yet; lar is your opinion of dances, concerts. and pose, and that all Catholics and sym- on oath and appealing to their pre- The Children of Mary desire to table again presented an appear- tact. As secretary of the Church Personal"What ve you sent it? We have got a playground. Pars in the RECORD"? things, and the money we get pathisers throughout Australia be judices by introducing a speech on thank Messrs. J. Foley, Hagan. and ance tempting to even the most con- committee, he desired to thank him Mr. Leslie wing mistress at school now; I other responded, and considerfrom there goes to either the Popu- invited to Exactly the ill-treatment of Ireland made Flaherty for their kindness in do- firmed epicurian. co-operate." Laughter and for the services he had rendered in boiling oil too merciful for the e sewing. We are having Mass Boy or the Popular Girl. The twelve months ago that very day the by me on St. Patrick's Day. They nating the prize money. These gen- care -free chatter. tugether with am- connection with Church functions. ed, perpetrator at Sunday. I am only writing a lar of the said have been playing football a case had begun, and it was fitting knew they had no case on evidence tlemen have never been known to using reminiscences of old days, He hoped that when he left Kal- ever, the question lead pars. Howort note now, just to tell you that boys to quite a this season. and have won many that it should end after so many and in the closing address the lead- refuse when asked for anything in helped the hour speed onward till a goorlie he would carry with him humorous .'d not get the card. Jessie, my lot Various vicTheir old football was ail delays. postponements, worries and er said distinctly that I would have connection with church affairs. To sudden realisation struck those pre- pleasant recollections of happy as- tims gave discussion. forth on the iniquity of ter, is going to write to you next games. the justified in believing been quite Rev. broken, triumph. Dr. Kearnan so they have saved a glorious up their anxieties in such many thanks is sent that a move homewards must sociations. the column, whilst others chainGive my love to the "wee 1. and bought a new one. We In his travels through the whole of plaintiff ro be of unsound mind on due, his valuable assistance is much Ala P. Frawley said that as he pioned the of the defendant. es," and accept same yourself, money will be having our mid -winter holi- Riverina and the northern parts of the evidence of the letter she wrote appreciated, Nothing is ever a beCmonagdretulatiods sto the Rev. Mo- had been called upon suddenly, he Some of thecause questions asked in the rom your loving niece. Thereopinion. trouble, always ready to give a ther were renewed, "Goodbyes" said, felt somewhat embarrassed. days soon. but we are not going Victoria he had frequently been and on Dr. Leahy's lie euestiun box were "What is your MONICA McKENNA. away. Aunty Vera got a new baby, asked what Wagga was going to de fore. I say, it was the work of God's helping hand when needed. Alto and the happy throng soon dispers- wished Mr. Seymour the best of opinion of the Disarmament Conly dear Monica,-Your card was and she brought him down to shqw to commemorate his Lordship's tri- grace in answer to prayer that the Mr. Williams, who in connection ed, carrying away with them a Ines, good hick. At raiedictory gather- ference"! Mr. G. held forth t on the 29th. of July. You wrote him to us yesterday. He is such a umph. It would be a pleasure to jury so -confused the issues that un- with Mr.' Kearnan had charge of the ors- that should ever remain of their ings there was a tendency to exag- on the subject. Gowans "What would be the 25th. It has been delayed fat little thing. I have got no more be able to tell them, as well as willingly they made certain the euchre tournament, carrying out happy participation at this jubilee gerate a man's virtues; but he the effect of another big gold strike I their duties in a very efficient manough an oversight in posting-it news, so I must end up now. Giee interested and grateful members of verdict they eventually gave. thought that their guest was hon. on Kalgoorlie?" Father forgotten. However, make the my love to the wee ones.--I remain. the Catholic Faith throughout Aus- was proud of my legal advisers and ner and to the great satisfaction of celebration. .The pupils of Our Lady of Mercy's estly entitled to all the eulogistic "What is your opinti st of it, Monica dear, and do your loving niece. School. Picadilly, celebrated the references that had been made that of the Gland Treatment?" tralia, that something worthy of the the great counsel who defended me. all. Mr. ur best. I am glad you like sewKATHLEEN CHIDLOW. occasion would be attempted in the As regards the expenses of this ac- At last Thursday's council meet- day, 19th July, and presented Rev. night. Deacon, who drew this question, deI used to think it an abominaAfter Messrs. W. H. Simpson, F. cided that Mr. T. F. Gowans knew of St. Michael's Cathe- tion, I would if possible have ing, a resolution was carried in- Mother with a beautiful statue of completion Surely, Kathleen Mavoureen, it , but now I think it a very pre even if them alone borne willingly structing the Town Clerk refuse to A. Kennan, and M. Horne had 890- more about it, but he didn't. "The Our Lady and pretty vases. since d read a letter dral. us branch of knowledge. How is a long while your to beg and borrow to do so, any application for the use of the From tar -off Norseman the chit. ken. the toast was received with State of Maine Controversy" was letter is very The motion was seconded by Mr. 1 had and profitable in these' days, from you; Isoknow 1 was told by the grand Catho- Town Hall for the purpose of de- siren sent a handsome velvet pile musical honours explained by Father Langmead and all my nieces and F. J. Clancy and carried amid tie- but people en dressmakers are putting up welcome. you ,of Sydney and by lic bating the Irish question, and the rug and pair of silver vases; and the In reply Mr. Seymour said it was Greg Gowans, Mr. Dick Salter prices, to be able to do your nephews have been kept working mendous enthusiasm. not be allowed to do Loyalty League or Protestant Fed- day pupils of St. Anthony's Con- gratifying to know that his actions Mr. decided that 'Nihilists" were nut A third resolution, proposed lay Mr. that 1 would n sewing. I have not had Jes- at St. Joseph's, and I am very glad my but are heavy, The costs so. eration have not as yet sent a tele- vent, Coolgardie-the first school and works had met with the appro- nice people to know. Mr. J. by to hear seconded Mr. Austin that the and Exams. had very J. Coughlan s letter yet. Give her a tittle friends have by assiduous lab- gram congratulating them on the opened by the Sisters, and amongst val of the people. Ile thanked Carrigg attempted to account for Hard work-work Byrne, ayes also carried: "That the legal ch, and tell her it's a reminder good results. our, not for days, but to months, fine stand they have taken. Will whom are to be found children of them, not only for their apprecia- the H.C.O.L. Whilst Mr. Jack Ryan foregoing with of the a effect will and into a purpose ing cat., usually me. Love to you all from the earned them. It has been someone kindly give them the tip, the "second generation"-presented tive remarks concerning himself, discussed the future government of shows good results, and I am sure resolutions be placed in the hands richlythst e ones" and your loving those who made use of or there will be some disappoint- a beautiful carpet for the Convent but Also for the kindly references Ireland. are all pleased, and the dear of the following executive commit- said poor girl AUNT BESSY. you will feel very angry m^- ai certain ge rtsrs. that had been made concerning his Chapel.he Sisters very pleased. Don't let the tee, with all necessary powers, aiid thisthink have they the money to boarders gave an entertain- wife. He had been in Kalgoorlie ST. MARY'S BRANCH, KALwild flowers distract your attention with authority iron. time to time to of hurting instead the case on spent for the past ten years, mei during ment on the evening of their depar GOORLIE. to such from add the to Corner. A little while ago fill vacant offices and Norman Reports All's Well. LEEDERVILLE. cause has done it inture for mid -winter holidays, and that time he had discharged his duthe mushrooms withdrew a lot of executive committee: Chairman. the Catholic 'Duke-street, Northam. I heard of When good. calculable ties to the best of his H.A.C.B.S. ability. Represented Rev. Mother with a handmy hon. secretary, little friends J. Walsh; from W. Al. me; now I Mr. THE ANNUAL BALL. July 26th, 1921. 1 thought it a pity some communion rail of polished ference had been made concerning Fortnightly Meeting on Tuesday in anticipate the wild flowers are con- Mr. A. J. Kenneally; hon. treasurer, this meeting ear Aunt Bessy.-I suppose you spiring Mary'. Hail. Members are earnestly that people should be allowed to topic of conversation wood (girls), and a Communion his work for the Church. As a Ca- St. against me. Don't let them Mr. P. J. Mahon; committee, the give to Roll Up. think I have given up all hopes be a cause not be it may as money, more tholic he was proud to be connected these days is our annual ball. All cloth The wishes express(boys). Contributions received any weekday of neglecting me, else I Hon. James Gormly, M.L.C., Messrs. required, but when I heard that the writing to you. I passed my shall by the children in their addresses with Church functions; no natter from 9 a.m. to Gp.m. by the Secretary. the wild W. J. Monks, F. J. Clancy, J. K. desire was to use the balance over other work in the parish for the ed S. J. HILL, Secretary. inination last month, and I am flowers. ex-communicate titre being is suspended, and all our that Rev. Mother would be spared where he went he would continue I hope the "Populars" are O'Reilly, Dr. W. Leahy, R. J. John- and in -the sixth standard. We went above the costs not for my per- efforts are directed to the successful for many years to be the guiding to work for the welfare of the adding J. daily J. C. Sheekey. P. Quinn, to the ston, Dr. excitement of P. J. RUSSELL The. be a picnic on Sunday. and we en- the contest, I shall net I hope sonal use-for He would always rememChurch. Coolof St Convent, light Anthony's organisation of this year's ball, and that Michael and F. O'Regan, J. J. Byrne, Martin worth a farthing when I come to House for Men's Wear, di ourselves very much. The ber his friends in Kalgoortie, and in The eventuates in the Hibernian gardie, found an echo in all hearts. are exercising all their elo- Wenke, F. Coop, P. J. Quilty, H. Me 'die Latest is Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, Unto which me help .s are coming up quickly now Veronica to order in --but he conclusion he assured them Murray -street, on TuesEtc. Hannan-st., Kalgoorlie Perth, Hall, derwear, charms in extracting Donough, D. J. Coughlan, Laurence they look very nice. I started quence and the Cathedral of Wagga, day night, August 16th. The name greatly appreciated their kindness (Opp. Post °Mee). 'Phone 1474. ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, from the generous public Cox, J. C. Watts, Mark Mon en, E. complete monument earn the violin lately, and I am coppers a grand thus raise and there that night, to in assembling BOULDER, of the Leederville annual fame and of W. J. Northam. E. G. Fitzgerald, ing on well. The cordial fac- certs, and otherWith dances, con- Sullivan, the Glory of God, I -could not ball has travelled far beyond 'Leedo him honour. MANNION & CRUSE things the hours Blake, P. J. Coffey, J. P. Salmon, to et East Northam was burnt should be running feel delighted, because nothing derville itself, and many look The singing of "For He's a Jolly The Goldfields Undertakers, 18 HanforH.A.C.B.S. swiftly in the M. A. Salmon, T. Ryan, P. Behan, but too sacrifice and no Kalgoorlie. Why Do We Lead? is too good Fellow" brought a successful ly the other night; it Good nan-st., would neighbourhood of St. Joseph's. I J. J. O'Regan, J. Toohey, 'Sergt. great for the God who gave us ward with anticipation and eagerBecause we understand our business. evening to a close. been burnt right down but the hope the holidays REMEMBER 'Phone 347. will not be mois- O'Brien, Sergt. O'Rourke, A. J. such a glorious .victory over His ness to this highly popular annual Brigade came and did some tened too much, and CARNIVAL ALL NATIONS' that you will Monks, D. J. Byrnes, C. P. Quirk, and enemies. In conclusion, I thank fixture. The secretaries assure all Your Meeting is Next Friday nclid work. The firm lost a good all spend them) patrons that nothing is being Night. pleasantly, and F. J. Kirby. Under the auspices of the ChilQUEALY'S HOTEL THERE, and bring a for your magnificent display of pastundone It was caused by the electric that Aunt Vera's baby this year to achieve the Friend BE Mr. J. Sullivan, of Temora, and you left will mast Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. not dren of Mary a euchre party and be PREMIER the to Join Cawhen the to -day, and generosity We will be having our spoiled by Kathleen, for I am sure Mr. J. Fitzpatrick, of Junee, who s fusing. which Mrs. Quuly, Proprietress. of excellence same measure Fat. Miss Sylvia of in aid dance, State. BRANCH in the is finished, on its opening -winter holidays in August. and Kathleen likes the "wee one." Union Beer on Draught. had come to represent their respec- thedral was a marked feature in past years. rell's candidature for the Popular CONWAY. Secretary, P a perpetual make it day we can ight go to Boulder to stay with from the "wee ones" and yourLove tive towns, expressed their con- memorial of the case that has just Sheridan's Jazz Band has been enwas held in Boulder. Competition 7 King -street, Girl lovSchool auntie. Well, my dear Aunt ing J. W. SHEEHAN his vicmade Dwyer on Tule. to Dr. has been gratulations and provision Thursday. gaged, AUNT BESSY. St. Mary's Hall on y, this is all the news I have Prime Beef Butcher, nannan-stratet, tory, and their pleasure to learn that been won. for extra lighting of variegated coThe attendance was excellent, KalgOOrlle. 28. Tel. 488. etaritaniastrset. time. I will now close my letMrs. Mills, Kalgoorlie. sende 117- such an occasion was to have such a EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. lours. The decorations, which will BOULDER PELLEVV'S point financial a from and the result Plainly. Telephone 474. with tons of love for yourself for the Wee Ones in gratitude for fitting and permanent memorial. harmoniously with the varie- For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS. of view was very satisfactory. The blend the "we ones," from your lov- favours received through prayer and The Chairman then read the fol- In Aid of Highgate Hill Bazaar. gated lights, will transform the Hisecretarial duties were ably carried also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. AUSTRALIA HOTEL nephew. NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL, bernian Ilall into a little bit of the intercession of St. Anthony. lowing address to his Lordship: out by Misses M. Quinn and R. KALGOORLIN NOR -MAN FORWARD "It is my privilege and' pleasing THURSDAY, AUG. 11, at 8 pea, dreamland. A thing of exquisite Horne. Good Music. Prizes. Cash P. FRAWLEY, kroptietor. surprise, such a surprise, Nor- Before the great war" I bought gar- duty as chairman of this magnificent A similar function was held in St. JAMES SHEAHAN beauty and a joy to remember; and for Travellers. MRS. HEALY, Accommodation Good on Saturmeeting of Wagga citizens, to conPiccadilly, . your letter was. Hall, I am very there were you Patrick's Well. ments galore, supper? the Wine and Storekeeper. MISS HELM, sed you haven't given up all And swank salesmen woald smile vey to you our heartiest cungraeulaIf so, vuu need no as. Genera. Spirit year? Merchants. Joint Secretaries. last tione upon the splendid victory, res of writing to me. I am deand bow, surance; the supper will be of the B PIESSE-STREET, BOULDER. d to hear that you were so But I've grown too poor for a cently forced by you from unwilling best. A strong ladies' committee Choicest Quality Only. and unfriendly hands, for Catholic ssful in the Exams. It is an "Stetson Velour," mean MULVALE has been formed, comprising Mes- Call For B's Three The Underground Our and Inspect instiand religious rights, practices. So I'm wearing a rag hat now. ance to me that you are work dames Kirkwood. Bennett. Russell, DRESSMAKER. Dairy Produce Department. BUY AT ...ell at school and profiting by The price of apparel is measured in tutions. to welcome you back most Creighton. McCarthy, Davidson. heartily to your home 'city of your Outdoor Work and Country Orders Green, Yates, and Miss. Doyle, and gold. instruction. T hope your proSuch extortion is hani to endure, diocese. to thank you for your brave with the violin will be as enAttended Miss Kelsall, BA.. who have all the To. HOTEL ORIENT ging. Some day, perhaps. And folks find it cheaper to keep and unselfish defence on our behalf. arrangements well in band. Ti, -het: 111011 -ST., 1.11.EMANTLE. Good AcWhose Bargains Can;t Be Beaten and to announce to your nor desire out the cold I be amongst the masters of single commodation for Country Visitors, J. Cu., respondence Invited. are now available - double perm's. to your resolve. subject and With Woods' Great Peppermint viol, but. inv dear N.innan. Tel. B533. Monaghan. 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,6 1921 THE W.A RECORD. SATURDAY, AUGUST

lolm has beaten the other Christian's 2nd XVIII Defeated Earn twice, so their final meeting should lei', all were the result ,hooting. C.E.G.S. by goal The pennants pia:, and accurate be full of interest. c 111 The s...coild eighteen of the first are now ready, and will be presentgain rLildeted yeomanthe,ern',. their lierdee met College was the winniee He Brothers' of I iall ed to the captains tic pack. Ili, hand - defeat on the 27th. ult. The game. teams :,t the senolueion ef the sea,,irker on the ground. and well vere thrutigliQut, was tore rough, the to though son. wa, 1, three teams, mill up eil for metpasaing tea; of a high iiitartcr till, it looked as if ChrisNEW NORCIA FOOTBALL. -grade top Watt, played t.iiiis would win. Ir. Mission v. College. The game was started with anAnd effel ell during the whole game. he Christian.s amidlie,d ur from College and Mission tiled out fest resittible rush \Vhether u, the pack out. Sunday eifective. with the ground and the Cusack seered a goal from well once equally wea (By "WATTLE.") Campbell had an "oil (hi the Immice Christians marked weather in favour of a good game hi.. ' Benny" advanced Boyd but. more act-fired. and teisfire I larohl goals. two Mission were well rekicked of football. Ile ." flay : He peg. Saturday's Results. Carnival stocks weather mime end ad lal a minor. Straight presented. and College fielded *its le,: ,hissed quite a number of ease nicely which MeAulitte, ',pest N.V.I I 1. With a fair brecec in \Vest Perth. 13.12 (9(1 points,. de - was the rock onbreke. n an the chance, wino Often gull Car Ban's goal sneak, scored a miner. their layout' during the first quarter. red East Perth, 6.10 146 points,. eta !loft and lleavey, and it seemed FOUR both end (1.,011 the MO, riff snick'. add- Mission played ,11111C 1.;00,1 Perth. 12.9 (Si pointse defeated Emits rushed down Ilarole meal tutu, were 41 colour the fal that the line must break, .1me, al,ovc melee ilaildford ra,licil. but tills. tun from beyond half-way back thing ally eetttli let:mantle, 10.111 iSit do to cal lailed ant'. occasain he they 1(11i t.,..i mac Iliiwever, player 9.12 s,i,eil. by J. Ryder ended in that East Fremantle, deup b Ile example, his fellow the ,aine again. and Keletll sewed a kicking a flee goal, by takeig full dell:31AM Sublaco, 9.7 Oil points'. llateman and Adams were to taca ft,: tiers ally assist. Christians conic advantage of the breeze. Another en Suutlis pond for them. games Serge, in a grand heavy useful fur sible To-Day's Game. attack. counter N. 1.--54in. Pure Wool Cream Estamine attack into a and Cusack, securing from goal by II. White for Mission, and 3 too back lines. Special Fair Price, 13/9. 29/0: was carried quality, goal, the On the Fremantle Oval to-day "Digger" Thomas second his ended sides booted both points by McAuliffe, Australia many guns for Taylor, whom he VELVETEENS. in navy, grey, Christian Brothers' "Old Boys" Victoria will meet South the followed up w:th scoring for the quarter. but College No. 2. -Best Quality Chiffon Finish Carni- completely oversnadowed. As ustue Well Represented in South Austra- which was quickly lair Price, 4/11. in the opening game of The term ended: C.13.C., showed good combined efforts that a minor purple, brown, and saxe, was 9/11: Special Team. anti conditions, Carnival "Digger," lian favourable seized Given hehind val. the wanderlust proved resultless. With the wind 3 coals 4 behinds; C.E.G S.. 1 TPs ILL, feels like all wool, of the visitgoing in Cellege started early, and goals No. 3. -7,000 Yards of Cream Velyaday or night wear, was 3/11 good moves by his men were a tip-top exhibition of the Austraoften members earn, of the the set Guildford five A splendid washing fabric. for Easy lian game should be given. If you spoilt because he was not in his ing South Australian to.itliallers he second term with a minor (rem came in rapid surcession. COUNTRY ORDERS are subvaril; Special Fair Price, 1/9e yard. red with .1 pissing along the wings from centre v want to have a good view. of the place. C Ill' are Christian Brother,' "Old Roy,- keleill. ject is exactly the same subbought at job Wive. cream the front play, get to the Oa al early Craig sleeved a marked return ei" low- chum the Adelaide college as inainr from Bret,. rt Oil Ow cad, a goal resulted in A Ftric Range of TWILLINTA, I No stantial reductions as goods s ",ruin:, was the 3/11 etc., was :tiniest pyjamas, Ile for e firs mid Iferitea Bryant brothers, and two each from form. Nlater suitable cefal ifa stripes, -Alma neat the,: Itetriea with Stand. Clubs the ground, How over the counter. Still Dal,. D. ice weeks ago t 1, :1. Leahy liaptaini, Guhl and J Clune, while elissioa (e( ',Will '1' l'ui As. Craie ei a yard; Special Fair Price, 1/11 yard. P. W. I.. while W. mum. you're a bit tuu scores: a shut from scored 1 single. Jimmy, luck. Hanley. Half-time :,aced J. ,ral Palmer 543 703 40 Moriart} 1.1 12 Fremantle L. 674 620 Allen and Clark had many inter hails from the Kalgoorlte '.ol- Cusack. and sending to Carter had College, 6 goals 5 oehinds; Mission, East Perth . le 7 5 719 689 esting tussles on the centre wing. Allen Mission again West Perin 12 6 5 1 26 the satisfaction of seeing a goal 2 goals 4 behinds. lege. 18 784 822 clear straight, Sublaco . . to 4 7 a to came it from Smith. used the wind well. and in the third When come to Guildford 16 777 798 8 S. Fremantle 12 4 passing rush, C. School now came with a spell, after a WellinUstnoivnearsakiluPrrroavyidsetsrs.:Perth 16 718 834 run, Clark won easily, but in turnGrammar 8 12 4 Games. Schools' Perth . Secondary from landed ing, marking, dodging, and other LEADING GOAL -GETTERS. 4.10 great rush, and gnats came end- Fitzgerald .with a long Christian Brothers' College, tine points of wing play, "Ike" more B Ryder soon followKelsall. The term a fine Roe!. and Smith Eng of Church IL Campbell than held his own. (34 points); defeats (22 ed with the total: C.B.C., 5 goals ed with lotimr. but College pressEvans (P.) School, 3.4 On the opposite wing honours lang Grammar 4 behinds; C.E.G.S.. 3 gores 2 be- ed, and W. Bryant receiving a pass Ballets (S.) 26 Fyshe was vet--; points). nitistrip (E.F.. were about even. after some clever work by Guhl, College hinds. Brothers' wirubridge \\ .1'.) then from Christian but The last half, the first The in club and a well-established L. and good Christians opened the next term kicked an easy goal. Grammar Gallagher (I": Guildford PERTH C.Y.M.S. of the play. defeated Well, that's alright, out better the had a scramble in quarter College again had the ball three goals 2 behinds to Byrne's 3 D. Club. King on from minor a with East Fremantle, 9.12, defeats the goal, points. For the winners. McCabe half -forward, School at Loton's Park ,,n Wednes- front of goal. round secured hovering next year is 365 days ahead, and centre repeatedly Wimbridge, Guildford. The weather Social and Syllabus. Subiaco, 9.7. gut to still keep pegging away came Mission, by packing their played a sterling ganie throughout. we've goal the was one of the Cardinal's most it ie. day, the 27th. ult. and a in but kick the from although was among the very As the Cinderella dance was dealt -now. He bagged four sixers, was very unsettled, andduring ful men. Progressive scores: the from Stewart. Guildford centinued backs were responsible for more and R Bryant and Byron played with in last issue, and the social When you've paid your subs, ,First Quarter. Milesi and was instrumental in the scoring very little rain fell was very wet, to attack, and a further goal was points being kicked than goals. best. some did and nick the grourid J. Clune, in rewas postponed from July 27 don't sit back and wait for your Sublaco. 2.2 (14 points).points). was T. Ciifford, kicking match, His Christians evening However, Clifford others. and Stewart. of several by well, a to East Fremantle. 1.1 (7 Bahen. and up to his usual high standard, while and this made the ball very hard to scored proved nothing kickhave in we W. Bryant "money's worth" to come along. R.O. to August 3, solid work. taliated with a goal from McAuliffe. W. Bryant Fere successful Goal-kickers.-Sublaco: For the los- report in the past tense. Several member a weighing machine won't Final scores: College, 10 very usef'il forward. his marking was, if anything, better handle. Howson& East Fremantle: Ion. and the term closed with the total: ing true showed for syllabus 8 the goals Byrne -out 4 on Mission K. are give you what you want just bee big things ers Abbott and than usual. C.B.C., 6 goals 5 behinds: C.E.G.S.,. goals 13 behinds; Peck secured from the knock Second Quarter. down to 5 goals 5 behinds. behinds. College team was well up well all the way through. Sex- this month, and every endeavour is cause you put your penny in the George Oakley took McKeneit's for Guildford, and sent Brown 4.3 (27 points). East Fremantle, points). Guhl, too. successfulbeout sent men well, his them carry You've got to use your conByrne, to made slot. captained by K. ton was battling In the last term Guildford Subiaco, 3.4 (22 place as skipper, and also as cus- Brown, who marked. player pushfirst ing kept in position throughout. watched by Carter, was kept quiet ly'. Magazine night. to be held weight as well. Goal-kickers.-Sublaco: Sampson. E. of the big sticks, where in back to Peck, but this attempting tinued their attack. and in thegoals. and of Rigott hands the passes in Fremantle: Riconi. Rawlinson and todian Lynch, is of short Wednesday. Chains next fine in Some as a forward. of the term added two the first half he played a very dash- ed Lambert behind quickly Gallagher. passed half UNSIGHTLY SCALP SORES, both from Clements. Christians from Abbott (roving-1, to Seaman, Jones also did their part well. Final the L. and D. Club. and the editor to mark. Lambert ing game. Third Quarter. who in turn forwarded came with a grand rush, and Mc to R. Bryant to Guhl or Clyne and scores: McCabe. 5 goals 6 behinds; is calling for contributions ranging Baby's Awful Disfigurement Ended Lightly, to old Barney, the was came Sheedy first Auliffe booted his third major. It W. Bryant were responsible for sev- Byrne, 3 goals 5 behinds. drew a paper on umptiology to a from East Fremantle. 7.7 (49 points). latter the and Boylson. to clevquick and by Zam-Buk. plucky-, determined, Sublaco. 5.7 (37 points). a minor. looked like a good thing for skit. It is trusted that all will coeral good goals. Against the wind Juniors. Goal -kickers. -East Fremantle: Gal- er. Once or twice he tried to play blood for Christians with an What can be more distressing to operate either by a contribution or met lagher (2) and Riconi. Subiaco: Scul- the field, but otherwise he was very Brown, for Guildford, secured thg but after this goal -.hey died away the wing play was overdone. and team Kelly's On Wednesday It goes a mother than to see her baby toron the night. ly and Bahen. the wrong side of the field, while kick off, but kicked badly, and Burand the term ended with the scores The latter won easily attendance good. it is not a dry mented with pain and disfigured rover, secured. The unaltered. Final. The final scores were: centre forwards were being left idle. Morgan's. Morgan, 7 without saying that Tom Outncige was the pick of kett, Christian's evening with angry sores? Yet a few dressPat Mc- by about five goals. enjoyable centre, an Chris or to and roving subject, way 149 Whether its behinds points). found 7 2 (66 goals 9.12 7 goals quickly C.E.G.S., East Fremantle. the 36 at Fremantle, and once again ball 2 behinds; Kelly, 2 ings of Zam-Buk would probably forward to. Edennan secur- points): C.B.C., 7goals 5 behinds Cabe was never beaten for the bele goals Subiaco. 9.7 (61 points). The best players for the can be looked Bull - our champion follower displayer times forwards, and make a world of difference. For a (47 points). and Goal -kickers. -East Fremantle:Sexton leads on every occasion. behinds. gave and Lightly, to down Correction. and sent ing Horan. Sublaco: en the first quarwinners ware' Morgan, splendid form. more and Talbot. Zam-Buk alone, above any ointhis at tunes, secured was splendid Burnett Abbott resulted. (2), Bahen and Scully. The points awarded to the ,a_iety ment or fatty salve, possesses the I.. ter he was supreme in the pack single it Wicks. C.B.C. Under 16 V. Fremantle kicking was not so accurate as were Mudie, erueei.for -off, zinc: hail a shot, but met Hennessey on the in the C.B.C. debate was shown last magnetic power of drawing disease Phillips the winners and easily had the call over Ion. the kirkfor School. hardHigh the The best players C.B. played nicely. V. Clone saved usual. Guildford, while The match was week as 128. This should have same afternoon. Brown. Rawlinson and Riconi; all of the Clark. of the skin and scalp. Subiaco were Outridge should trouble the red and blacks were Last Friday the C.B.C. under 16 est game on the side. The College fairly even all the way through, and been 125, C.B.C. winning by three outMrs. the raoet servic3able forRodrigues, F. Johnson writes from 128 Ed- champion ruck men from the other. However, Outridge. Ford, Bahen, determined. and after a short attack journeyed to Fremantle to play the best were McCabe, V. Clune. SeaPhillips, 1 goal points. Cimitiere Street, Launceston, Tas. dy. Sampson and Lawler. -East I re - States if he reproduces his present Kennedy secured in front. Ile nes- Fremantle Christian Brothers' High man, Guhl and Abbott. Goal-kick- resulted in a draw. 2 bewere. The Ball, August 30th. The goal -kickers(3), "My son Stanley, when a baby, form in the big games 3 2 behinds; Hennessey, 1 goal DiaClyne, J. again contested and Bryant W. Ion. evenly securing ers: (2), fine, Rimini A quickly but Gallagher School. and kicked, mantle: Conway Phillips, hinds. of the cradle on the scalp while the best had suwas T. Ray Mudie and dIalbet. an acBryant Cis the R. for From each, Guhl (21, Rawnnson. BullmoreSexton (2), Scully a goal. Our second meeting of ladies who teething. -cap game resulted, and but form. It formed a thick crust seasiders, and some of his clashes he snapped taco: Bahen (3), Mission team :nand showed the best ball went to Christians' curate kicking of the Perth C.B.C. Clifford. (1 each). Phillips versus are helping with our big mutual with matter under it, and was very match, (2), Howson and Sampson. Saturday's very from the back lines were really bounce the were have but securusually. would unity success lacked and Edelman even a bigger forwards Fremantle not very exciting, as function was in a great. One was a beauty, as he forwards again, hit the been well up at the finish. The telling when combined efforts were Kelly. was ladies 'unsightly. Stanley was lead all the way than our first. There were West Perth, 13.12 (90 points), de- came right from the halt -back divi- ed. but only managed to the (rightful state for a long time. kick- final scores were: C.B.C., 11 Foals 6 made. B. and J. Ryder. H. White. Phillips had the final Kelly secured v ere from East Perth, West Perth, and though I tried all sorts of remedies. scores feats East Perth, 6.10 (46 points). sion and with a beautiful long kin big post. The through. The behinds; Fremantle Iligh School, 5 the Taylor, and T. Ryder were their and sent to Kennedy. steergoals 3 behinds; Kelly, 2 North Perth, as well as from I also consulted a doctor, but his Progressive .scores: -sent the ball right up to the goal - off. Goalkickers for best men. J. Ryder, B. Ryder. C. Philips,4 6behinds. city itself, and promises of assist- ointments latter passed to Lightly, who securgoals 12 behinds. did no good. At last I mouth. on August Kennedy ,First Quarter. ball Cusack (71, McAuliffe Fitzgerald and H. White were their goals own their were: after B.C. versus ance maximum. the C ed Morgan match. The other decided to try the Zam-Buk treathis up to Steele was not bell Ferman. Walter the for -kickers. as goal that and suburb just aieenno.dkanteheir)H.f..eibewritn:g from the major came 4.4 9th, West Perth, good game. ed another a very was ment. I first washed Stanley's Hennessy. ad not take full and real form, did East Perth. 2.2. never yet seen us stranded, vi t., head with Zam-Buk Senior Football. rang, and the term ended:-C.B.C.. tle, Dunne (2), Garvey, Gustafson, Medicinal Soap, The scores were even till a few min- Fax Goal-kickers: West. Wimbridge vantage of Outridge's superiority 3 goals 3 behinds: C.E.G.S. 1 behind and Reidy. C.B.C.'s best represenOur own secretary then dressed the sores end, when Hennes- Victoria Park. the Gorman. before with ZamDefeats utes Byrne (2). Fraser (2). East: Giese. Heb- in the rtuck. He fumbled a bit, a a CusackGerrick, with Lambert. lady secretaries Bilk Balm. Within a week term opened startled were' quite second final The The tatives a goal. get to bard, one eacn. managed time sey These teams thing which is rarely found in his lead from Christian's ruck, but and O'Connor, while those the amount of cash he had re- difference was neticeable. a great The Second Quarter. With scores were: Hennessey, I3 goals 3 by but his .foot passing was as Clark, at centre half-back. saved, who showed best f7rm for Freman- on Wednesday afternoon. but when etc.. donations, goals behinds. ceived in surfaces gradually dried uo; the West Perth, 8.7. breeze Byrne had all the ad- behinds: Morgan, 2the accurate as ever. best players the various ladies made known what end sent down. Cowell receivedthea tle were Dunne. Garvey, Gustafson, the crusts came away, and the bad East Perth, 2.5. For the winners and quarter, far from first in the though vantage Brown, two for Lennie the Wimrelied Perth: and obtsined-and had -West the, and D. Goal -kickers. free in front, matter was drawn out. At the Guhl was were Hennessey, T. Dawson, Morgan On tee (Saturday added 5 goals to nil. bridge. Burke, Jones, and Fraser, one well, played cleverly on the centre teen flags for Guildford. lady secretaries, I think, were the end of a fortnight Stanley's scalp Horrigan, each. He only decided to strip at bounse Gaiielford again secured. and the same team represented C.B.C.e playing capital football, and got 3 Hevron, while wing. for the leaders-the society's amount on was quite 'healed and cleared of hardest played Horan and shower, a After invalusavThird Quarter. the last moment, but he was hand was given a very bad second every blemish. His hair Lange marked in front. Rigg against Perth High School at King's of the majors. grew His stab kick ed. and McInnes securing passes to Park. Throughout the whole game Byrnes rucks and forwards again losers. able to his side. A most welcome donation again splendidly." West Perth, 9.9. On Sunday Hennessey :net Kelly place. East Perth. 6.6. Perth: Walker. passing was well nigh perfect. from Mr. McA brilliant dis- Christians displayed grand cambin got busy. and a few mere goals received was Is. centre. of £1 at goals. three Kelly by him Keep Zam-Buk always handy for -East defeated Goal -getters. Ford was in his best form, and play of low missing was given by ation, and their forwards when giv were added during the second spell and best players for the winners Carthy. and there are several others sores. ulcers, poisoned ankles, piles, Thomas, Duffy, Hebbard. West Perth: on Saturday's display he simply Christian's, the hall being passed en a *hence seldom failed to score. Gorman rallied in the third quar- The will be very thankful to ringworms, boils, chilblains. etc.. as we Fraser. which Hevron. and Hennessey were Final. must go in the Carnival team. His from Kelly to McManus to Lightly. At half-time the scores were: C.B.C.. ter, but the forwards were well before the next meet- well as daily mishaps like burns The next match. Morgan versus acknowledge to anticipation of the movements of to Brockman, but no score resulted. 10 goals 5 behinds; high School, 3 watched, and opportunities were Phillips, be held on Monday. scalds, cuts, etc. Waists, 13.12 (90 points). Of all dealers ended in a win for the lat- ing, which is Easts, 6.10 (46 points). helped materially to The ball travelled to Christian's ter- teals. an the third quarter Chris few, so they scored only 3 minors, ter, although opponents A new and very much and stores. his 22. August haul. tried former the (2). his display. which was marked by betthe had Byrne term lead, last were In the their came along to Goal -kickers. -West: Fraser assistant opportunities increased played appreciated tiaras further Mergan ritory, and three and Horan. Gill. got team Burke. and Wimbridge. Gorman's School ter of it, but in the person of SELF-DETERMINATION winners: his usual dash. given to their goalie to prove his but in the final term High leeway. the losers, while Phillips the last meeting POI Goal -kickers. -For the their first sixer from a shot by V. well for to see (4), Burke (2). "Nipper" Truscott was in fine fetproved himself equal some of their Fraser (5), WimbridgeFor IRELAND LEAGUE, did best for the win- Mrs. Ridley. and we hope the losers: tle, and his superiority in the cen- mettle and he The red and blacks made up A decided victory showed and Conway faces on August 22. s Fyshe, and Jones. Walker, of coals more than Byrne. more new some couple a occasion. the to scoring Thomas ners. to GorHebbard (4). Giese, are going off splendidly. tre probably saved his team from then rallied. and from a series of their opponents The scores at the Byrne 12 goals 9 behinds Peter Lalor Brandt. and Duffy. The competition at the end cf the5 The tickets were best repre- going to pieces. "Nipper" would masses from Lightly to Kelly to conclusion of the game were 18 man, I goal 3 behinds. Abbott rov- mound and we know no one who has refusThe red and blues now stands: llenneasey. SheeCraig, Fraser. Hilton. Car4 ' be- ed splendidly. and Guiles work was the resulted. sented by Boyd. for buy or sell tickets on skipper minor 8 goals an ideal a to 2: either to make ed Erlelman. behinds Morgan, to 10 5; Under the Auspices of ihe Above Rige' goals Phillips, while points; ball. heavy dy, Gosnel and Soutar, a wet, with a The Monform with wonderful Remember, Harop Saturday's Gepp and nival side, and the first request. Branch, MR. A. A. EDWARDS. Scaddan quickly retaliated hinds in favour of Christians. Thomas, Allen, King, and then Kelly, 2. day fortnight is the next ladies' M.P., and MR. J. J. DALY, of Aderold were most conspicuous for the would well justify his inclusion. minor for -Guildford, and the tern goals for C.R.C. were kicked by Mc- He worked in securing, K. Byrne was a lose.. FOR meeting, and Tuesday three weeks laide, will both Deliver a LECTURE Clem 13eben was watched by ended' C.B.C., 3 goals I behinds: Auliffe (el, Cusack ft). O'Connor kicked 8 goals. SELF-DETERMINATION Sexton, and and Herbert. tower of strength, centre half-forward. and C.E.G.S., 1 goal 2 behinds. is the great event. Work for it at THE HIBERNIAN HALL, on 111. Fontanelle (3. IRELAND LEAGUE OF South Freman- Mudie at and Jones were extremely -.Perth, 12.9, Defeats solely during this short time. and SUNDAY NEXT, AUGUST 7th, at several times he heat his redoubt After the ling interval Christian's mid for High School by Brumbv Lynch WESTERN AUSTRALIA. tle, 10.16. For the losers Gorn an our object of £50 profit will be ac- 8.30 p.m. Musical items will preable opponent in the air. Ile was forwards seemed to be demoralised. (3), Sanders (2). Blackman. Boa, useful. often was ecamati and hard. Branch, t anti battled for No. scores. majors, players The ladle, have set our cede the Lecture. Bring a friend three for for best The Emmett hieved. responsible Progressive Robert and Parkes. for, although in possession Clune worked won,First Quarter. Leederville. members an example, and we are Public invited. put in a deal of useful work be- about the whole quarter. their kick- Christians were Fontanelle. Lam- prominent:andV. war pick of the the while derfully, see it being followed. to McManus. pleased points) came (28 and sides. V. YATES, Hon. Sec Souths. 4.4 bert. Jeffery. ing was very bad. A point of the Above Perth. 2.1 (13 points). Fowler. who played for Old Easts first score of the ILA School were best represeetel side A MEETING Personal Notes. J. Campbell in 1918 and 1919 with distinction from Lightly as the held -be will Byrne. Brumby. League Defeats kick-ofl the Goalkickers-Souths: Luton. of the McCabe Blackman. lirahch by Burnet: secured ring. bells Wedding TOWN HALL. NORTH PERTH SCHOOL(2), Hicks and H. Campbell. Perth: made a reappearance on Saturday. term. forwarded to BOYleS011. The Kenzie. and Sanders. in the ARRANMORE Rowe. and Evans Jack Haughey jams the ranks of EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. This proved a well-contested ROOM on TUESDAY EVENING, and justified his inclusion on the ball went from the latter to tightly C.B.C. v. High School (Under 13) shortly. the and Benedicts Perth Stall, St. the of North In Aid was expected, 11, 'Second Quarter. as tress ad game, an which 9th, at back lines. to Kennedy, who scored the maxiStill "dowp on the farm" -Jack Brigid's School Building Phnd. (40 points) For tee'third eine this season the afternoon glorious. Byrne did well, AUGUST op the ILLUSPerth. 6.4 Sexton played a commendabie mum. On the bounce points came fame af- and scored three goals in the first will be delivered rowinr of 9th, 1921. (36 points). Saturday last AUGUST 5.6 Hardwick, met TUESDAY, Souths, teams above PATRIOT, helped and A came for the maroons, and (2), Edelman, Prizes. The TRIOUS MARTYRED A good deal more than a passing Refreshments. The match was played quarter to 1.3 by McCabe. Ooalkirkers--Perth: McComish ('2), his- side considerably in the last from Boyleson ternoon. one from the serum. The ball then on the C.B.C. Oval. From the twe second quarter was hard and fast, ROBERT EMMETT. in the so:' ety's affairs is Music. interesi, Henley, and Evans. J. Campbell. Good good a very responsilee also was be he will quarter. when There Christian's territory. preceding games Christians came to McCann. up South Fremantle: Caretaker went Mr. by by p.m. Dancing, 10 shown till that p.m. 8 1 point, and Cards, and only IV good man, Programme, and a very Scrupulous in carrying out of his for two nice goals. Third Quarter. and a minor came from Cook. but on each occa- Byrne, seas signalled. The third Musicalattendance 10 p.m. till 12 p.m. is expected. but is not as hard a trier as one Guildford continued to attack, but out victorious, 'a Mac.- is alown 01 ticular Gent's Ticket 1/6. Lady's 1/-. Soughs, 7.12 (54 points) by the narrow margin of two quarter was in eleCabe's favour, large J. COON:1 N blacks were too solid, sion and Perth. 7.8 (50 points).J. Campbell would wish. red the was all that ways willing to assist towards snakto D. C. PERROT. Hon. Se umpiring behind The I goal 1 added points. who pair a were Wicks and conspicuous Castinelli oceektreers--souths: the two Lamberts being ing a syllabus item a success, and M. O'Reilly end Byrne's single point. Byrne was Perth: A. Watts. and Hardiman. HOTEL of solid Old Eastern defenders. and for their fine work in clearing. The could be desired. matches PALACE footer club's the THE -duties discusses their In the carried out still leading by 4 points. Final. between them staved off many a term ended: C.B.C., 1 goal 6 points: J. Lindsay Perth. W.A. with ail the enthusiasm of a Reube St. George's Terrace. goal umpires- in a very efficient final bout McCabe soon raised the In a most Lowe was re- Guildford, 1 point. The progres- of Subiaco onslaught. The PALACE Is situated Perth. 12.9 (81 points). to Banks and Preston. The teams were captain. two flags, and doubled it soon after. charming manner. cloiri good position, with in points). kicking 9 (76 goals, goals in 10.16 4 liable Cele., Souths, e scores were: Seen doing his bit la big one) for Gee and Theatres, and and sive Byrne's to (Christians) forward Houses, went Cogan bell by ed The Commercial the sending and direction, and always iiy the print Ipal the Home of the Good Shepherd behinds; C.E.G.S., 1 goal 3 behints. cer Goal-kickers. -Perth: Evans (4) From the commence- goal -kickers. but no response. Byrne Is largelyandpatronised State. the to °rasters Hewby. Souths: H. Campbell, J. ball from fifty to sixty yards. fast. Farmers very Appeal -Frank Flyt.... The last quarter t:as ment there was not a dull moment had a large share of the play, but MODERATE. T RIFF. Campbell, and Hicks. Cinoris, the seasidere The and favourite Ion \Valtho's were:the Bill know winners between Peoprielor. We scores the mostly in the was time for play were smarter dIALOINIERV, half best T. At forwards a. The play. McCabe's Rowe, Heft, ruck men, experienced an off day, Telephone A1429. Bill's jot, of on of dance-the door -step. Menet.. G. Watts, were goal 2 behinds against 2 grasping opportunities, and added Henley and but Riconi, roving, was as clever as half-back and half forward linesscar the dances is at Evans, Comer,for3,1Comieh, cash the collecting C.B.C. School. Gunnyon. wing. High of losers: granflatand favour the the in points Newby. And "Ning" is a genial fellow eel first blood with a sitigle. On Fine play on both sides caused the one not hungrily rushed by volunCain, Lutey. J. Campbell, Chalmers ever.a good club man. and and score to even up. sn that at threeand Adams. teers. He deserves the committee's the match were:(2), for the kickscff McManus secured named well indeed Goal-kickers for (6). is Eddy thanks. latter, securThe had side M'Comish time each passed to Kennedy. quarter Perth: Evans A. Watts becomare exhibitions Hewby. "'eddy" and his In the last Sparks Press the Anvil. Rowe, Henley.Campbell (5), H. Campa nice run, forwarded to Boy- ed 1 goal 4 behinds. ing a byword among football follow- after Souths: J. ilef..ailee an'! a minor again resulted. quarter the game was very fast, but What are the dance fans saying? 1111111Ft bell, Hicks (2) and Hardlman. Scully, Eddy and Sampson lesoe. then ers. ta ceived a free, and sent neither side could register a score. Clark annual ball, August 3C. the for "C.Y.M.S. Brieflets. were a fine trio of forwards social on to Guedford's forwards, and a leaving the result at full time a Working overtime -the not as maroons. Buzolic. was quice- draw. McAuliffe, This scored. Cogan. was "Nashy" Brentnall was non-stop Point star committee. the was Campbell "Johnny" His and Cowell. Gerring usual. from Nind, as politics? a major by Parker, enter McBride. prominent folleaved "Should women evidens.e, performer for the Portonians on the ly the scores Stack played the "star" games on eeesettel, dashes were not much inway Well, judging by the way the ladies' His long suit When the last hell rang to the W.A.C.A. Ground. 3 goals C.B.C. side. High School's most but he assisted in a quiet team inmate committee for the ball is working, Tn this were 4 goes 10 behinds marks. skvscraning was by Officer, in favour of Christians. splendid work done conspicuous plaa;ers were we should think the sooner the betdepartment he led. others followed 4 behinds Hilton. Goalkickers for the winners we:-' Milner, Broad, Hales. Trethowan, ter-for politics. Then he long way behind. se Fraser booted a couple of maj -es booted (3) and Lightly, and f Brennand. Kennedy Next year we're going to have ten goals the of out five have player; 14 (2) and Cooke. Christians far Cowell from the ruck, and then, his knee So Guildford. some footer club, a better cricket Souths. by scored loose 11. made was winning he out, having given winners were best represented "under age" matches. Allan Evans, with six majors, byThe man, and in this position his go el raised Kelly, Rigg, Boy -Isom Kennedy, losing 2. and drawing 1, and scoring season's total to forty. The marking on three more occasions He did his Burnett. R. Lambert and Lightly, 867 points against 408 points.s'asen in accurately too kick not set the twin flags wagging. passen- the opening quarter, but in the while Guildford's best were Cook. leading goal-kicker.. for the week's next in and Brown published Bests carried too many be will He Cowell, Philbin. Clark, he was splendid. Lynch was hopeless, and last term gers. RECORD. four goals in the last guar- Watts. Moloney seemed to be in his wrong scored Competition "Within the College." occaout Hebbard shoue place. Only a few more matches remain sionally, and Giese and B. Harrkl to be played before the competition were fair. In the senior draws to a close. Vern Harrold, on the back lines, appearance; congrade a small number of points ocYour hat can make or mar your whole gave a fine dashing exhibition. Even the team. each curs between cost in comparison with the rest of your small its sidering seems to have cultivated Brentnall's good good-looking team running last on the list has TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT elothes, it really pays you to get ashaped non-stop rushes. hat. time to place itself at the top. wearing and smartly Soutar and Tyson battled h Dunphy's team has led all the way, all day and did, a lot of good work OPENING MEETING OF THE SEASON or bound edge, curled but the others are determined to We have dependable felts in cut in the pack. The junirr brim, in all the popular shades. march. Racing or straight stop his onward Entries Gepp was Easts star forward on Large grade will probably be fought met Saturday. 'I' between Cogan anal Moran. "Billy" Hilton was the star perTailors & Mercers, Ng SI. capother teams are too far !wheel to aerial His former of the day. they I Had Association make up their leeway. "Where the Good Hats Are' Australian tures marked him as a champion, West The a meaning to the "inner" in DINNER stirred themselves a little earlier in and his kicking was also excellent. (Incorporated.) have would results the the season To him was due the fact that East.; Moran and been very different. kept down the scoring as much as A. R FLINT. Secret.iii Cogan are now running a draw. they did. It is a pity that "Rilly" Three. Big the of eyes the missed

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0.Y.L.O. NOTES. Next meeting Iiit'lit .\ugust loth, last saw the culmination Saturday 1111 big club and a good :itteodanee is hoped for F.C.M.S. a social and dance or- of all our work for our first this night eraspeielaits The ',Md, item of the death casion being a lovely day, and the was It the stunt. minoun..einent The Sea, and Hinds Mesdames by ganised ie the oei eels anions, MAUR.. nielo ,pott,... list Ryan, various T. J. their tn -111111,1.0 evening, the 2Siti with Hum out maelarehip decked 1,1 the The aid of the Hibernian stalls o.:' -CEO. never to prosmein!. P. -.,a gt a P,r.a,a.l tdt. at Iles Majesty's 1 heat,, we' nog Queensland, following an attack ut Dalton in eels), A very enjoyable evening wares looked very tempting - grit and ii in sushi a 11,1rii,11 The Lad the pleasure of witnessing an the purchasers. cieee pective pnetimenia. came as a shock in ptai Stall. spent by all who attended. The the eiturts of the tip -to -,late entertainment I.ry of the club girls was tieal circles in this city on Monday was The Young Ireland Society. PERTH. SATURDAY. AUGUST 6th., 1921 singing and recitations were good, determination regret widespread early buys of St. Joseph's. Clentarl. roig the Call.. caused very forcibly and demonstrated last :-ienialt; tee 1,. well-att-ic Mr. tiheedy, the usual was the dancing. es the pnigramme represented, it w.c. men (.1 the parish its citizens. In 13risLane as morning, when some of meeting of the :Wove Society amteigst conducted the evening, deserves on Saturday with great su- Jed held became known, flab who a Grand entertainment, and coop est), ere of the organisers for them could be seen down at the in St. Patrick's schoolroom when the news thanks the, people and mast, eared very favourably with tle,se sess, met the venous social Imic was at half kerbstone markets bargaining with 1. were flown he August which last, in planner evening Monday capable un the echeel entertainments which herald pious which have been held for this the boys stood in knots in the streets d.scussduties of M.C. The the vendors of cabbages and pumpalest of purpose have shown wonderful re- The meeting opened with Says a Bris- carried out the a iaith- in the Christmas season. Soldier's Song," Miss ing the sad event. were in the hands of kins. to say nothing of the way to seeing the sults, many new members being re- singing "The A.L.M.. Tile sad news that the Deputy- The Church has lust in him in the "West Austra- refreshments Hinds, accustomed are us te'eeram bane acas sterling acting a Dalton, and they made their money go round, people the ful son, and the Doherty, The Pre- Mesdames buys in their band uniforms, and cruited into the ranks of the so- P. Leaner ul the Labour Party in suedid lian" dated Monday last: much of when it came to the buying of orMiss G. Begley friend. To the Irish cause he gave sad- Clarke. with the aid of a host House ut Representatives had to their band music, but ciety. listening in Freman- companist. (Mr. Theodore) was socials mier Catholic of Pass the cause Soul to make anges and onions. With girls so "Will My helped to to all justice workers, other full and that news, us know the of many hearing great euitilied tit an attack ut pneumonia his best advocacy: a between on nut far dened and eager and willing to work, it was few been was tle have the success it was. all peoples he Old Ireland." Miss B. O'DoRyan's tragic death the social ordinarily school buys, and for some considerable time past, Tina' explained at tea nee aline, contracted during liberty amongst there no wonder that in suite of all the It is regret- they are "How the Question said thata Mr. betty In Tuesday, 23rd August, aid a old to his receive shock Orphanage Joseph's in the pelitical tight fur the Maranoa a devoted adherent. dreadful as St. manner at came counter -attractions which are being ta magnificent the of and in .Master dance the dawn seems which which the ladies patronised the so- was Settled in Dreamland." The Queensland Gov- will be asocial and seat, rendered vacant by the death table that when Irish hills this primary school education was heard to advan- colleagues. Mary's Stall. Miss conducted at the present time, the of the late Mr. Page, whose sudden be breaking on the friend of Free- sheuld lit them to plough a good cial and dance in St. Patrick's Hall Jim Doherty Laing, Long Trail." Miss ernment had suffered an irretriev- the Childrenis of sum realised on Saturday last was the on work hard at was a stalwart M. Kenny in worldly atiairs after they an Thursday week last has prov- tage in "The death a short time ago brought generous Australian Everyone so highly satisfactory. During the charming man- able loss. Mr. Ryan have been ca,!ed away ferrety e, ed that the society's action in re- Una Finnegan in a Buys its doors a living inspiration distribution of tickets. through passed fair,fighter, Willi general expressions of regret, dom should the have and afternoon the fete was held in the and to help of Tipperasked full sunburst. ner recited "The in -the of Australia, and in the parish is a success. was received in this city with ere he saw them is a step in the ary." The Convent school grounds. but for the the fure- compete with their offellows Mr. Courtney obliged with to the democracy society. That sommencing in the country's af- make the social and figure ordinary businesses a mighty widespread eurruw. The big, gen- T. J. Ryan was amongst attendance night the stalls were removed to The who and direction. reciright everyone Jack Walsh Mr. Democrats, 1/6. are being well equipped lit the at this event was tIiiile on two a hen-wipe. O'Brien." Jack's re- fairs. His life was conducted on a tickets are ial ex-Premier of Queensland. ac- most of Australian on that night can the Parish Hall, and business was democracy of this they "Shamus high plane, and his pub- attends the hall Christian Brothers fur the future. hundred. and a most enjoyable ted singularly companied by his wife and family. his loss to the leaders continued till about 10 um. The night's and to listened good' rare always real are are of a and private character were be- be assured visited this city un his return from country, when is one that is ex- was clearly shown by the excellence evening was spent. The hall was citations and interest by mem- lic Good music and Produce Stall obtained the coveted in sorely wanted, The decorated with a dazzling array ;if with eagerness He was a big- entertainment. yond reproach; of the entertainment given. Europe by die Kaiser -I -Hurd honour of securine first place, but the of A Doherty eequisitively else feature the poignant. I'. will be and good items bees are a bright. intelligent beds the wing "Sons el Ile Sleii»reele" Mr. hearted, i.ulturcil and genial Atlatfa- evening. all the other stalls did remarkably June, 1919, after a big legal victory ceedingly severe goneefrom amongst of teeing Anstralians. and gave .1 paper streamers under which well. and a special note of praise following an appeal to the Privy great man has iiii a perk. t IS Hioiniger folks danced ..01(1 the el 111C 'of ssi.see tight the meeting in Walslas fatten quarterly The )-retlitable exhibition of t liter II 'sir. and Fihelly (Mr. Council. (In that occasion he art its: a friend has Peace, eternal peace Treasurer be sounded for the refreshThe lie .1. me lancet e were eel,. Iran gained hearty. 11411, Society will be held on Tues. must people. Every item un the ;Ted lot- with .r euchre tournament ;Muniments. dressed a large and enthusiastic for thehe, ment stall, which provided the dainother ministers paid eloquent and bernian Iwith Iliggins, Convent the \It in next applauee evening day programme was capably rendered, In the society., card teem public meeting at His Majesty's, he to The much feeling. otes The Maid in feeling tributes to the memory of School. tiest of afternoon tea. as well as lapsAs the last meeting :ind the large audience showed its president, in thanking thaw pre and the impression he created then their former leader and colleague. ed owing to the social, members supper, for a cost that would startle ale P, Finnegan Nationalists the was that he was a politician of high - NEWS OF THE ARCH- appreciation of the efforts of the sent for their assistance towards Slievenumme" of the tearoom the leader And proprietors of our fair this which as Magee." .e cited "I 'in Brian IS are requested to attend, His Lot's by frequent applause. standing, and a patriotic Austracity. One thing ,is certain-if our the evening such a brilliant was greatly appreciated. Miss G. (Mr. C. Taylor) said: "We fought meeting is very important. DIOCESE. (;race the Archbishop, and several making politiworth were we first for all lian, who held Australia first in hi,. hint fete can be taken as a criterion like evena sang, announced that success, request, special by Begley, of the clergy and Christian Brothers, ing would be held on August 25tli. thoughts. Then it seemed that a but now he has gone we can- Ryan. Australia has lost one of (and we would dare the world to "That Ohl Irish Mother of Mine." cally, CALENDAR. were present. ie a man that sorry feel say lung and successful public career not but it for may not), requests and that ig, we numerous "The to owing rendered statesencore an leaders, as and Pent. her foremost political The programme opened with a in the political life of this country 8. 7, Twelfth Sunday after Green. the right material and proper at an earlier date, it has since Land of tira-Ma-Chrec. Miss P. the prime of life has been cut down and constitutional lawyers. have fantasia, "Operatic Beauties." by the one He had prac- men,was was opening up before him. It was in the way he has. spirit to make and our !wen a club the foreto hold social pianoforte of obliged a decided with man a Doherty Australian, a big Band, under the leadership dance an Wednesday next, August. selection. A duet entitled "Mother tically -all his career, especially in Ile known that in legal circles he held M. SS. Cyriacus and ,Companions. the Federal Parlia- most of its kind in the State. Red. Boys' ;if Mr. O'Neill. It is only mere 10th. The admission has been ach ree," by Misses Morrisey and Federal politics. before him. I calibre, whom a high place, and might have gone can Purple the Commonwealth Home of Good Shepherd Appeal. justice to say that the music was fixed at the small sum of Is., the Waltho, was everything that could greatly regret he has been taken ment and lose. He was a sterling to the Bench in the Northern State Tu. 9, Vigil of Ste Lautence, Red. delightful ill afford to and highly appreciated by proceeds to go towards furnishing be desired. Get an Appeal card and do your hail he so desired. Ile chose to re- W. 10, St. Laurence. Miss 13. O'Doherty away.' democrat, and his whole life was bit! The first big rally A humorous recitaTh. 11, SS. Tiburtius and Ss.sanna. audience. the inaiii in the uncertain and laborious was finann' the Mrs. 1ead crockery. society with Sitthe Red. The Supreme Court Criminal (assistant secretary) consecrated to the cause of the "When Mother Goes from Christie at the residence of 'Frs. Mc arena of politics and to work for' has kindly offered to assive statement for July. The report tings was adjourned for thirty min- great majority of the people of held White. tion, Home." by Leslie Harben, was well the secretary in running_the affair. cial Grade last Thursday the party which by choice and in- F. 12, St. Clare. night, and pleasure, much with for the deceased, respect utes out of was adopted Aseteeption. spoken.. An Irish jig followed. and Australia." next Thursday there will be the seclination had attracted all his great S. 13, 'Vigil of the Purple. a plume drill by 24 boys was an at- so a most successful eyeing should the financial side being entirely sa- Mr. Justice Real, who presided at cond oneat the home of mental powers and energies. How R. Mrs. Wal(Mr. TRIBUTES. members rehe the result. All are The president of the Supreise Sittings OTHER the Civil A chorus from "Ma- quested to advertise -it and dispose tisfactorily.at this juncture drew the ter Dwyer, Almondbury-road, Mt. great was his devotion to that party to tractive item. Court paid a high tribute to Mr. F. Walsh) Adelaide, August 1. The outstanding contributions are ritana" by the full company of 50 of all the tickets they can. car to Queen's Crescan be measui ed by his unselfishcollections members' attention to the sad news Ryan and with the concurrence of to-day on the death Lawley---take Pence Commenting Peter's the and chorus, comfortthe and a song from and cent. boys These evenings take retiring in Ausness the of one of next the in as evening death until On Thursday Court tragic the Bar the adjourned (Mr. sent council of be Premier to the Ryan, of Mr. requested of Caffrey. again Bro Rev. the direction of able and less exacting position it soon as possible. elocution competition for Mr. J. noblest sons. in the person next day. the form of delightful social evenings, of well/ said: "All sections were specially rendered and receiv,- Bolger's gold medal takes place. tralian's Premier of Queensland to serve . a community must feel deep regret and every girl who is a member T. J. Ryan, M.H.R. Mr. Walsh accorded remains Mr. The were of A applause. of turbulent measure a generous present. Remember, it is in the wider and more which are emphasised the terrible loss it was State funeral. that one who had taken such a shouldforbeone Friends of Mr. Tom Moore, Palmer. J The elocution classes, (A. quartette month we are making sphere of Federal. politics. We are D.C.M., on Tuesday evenings, hese to Australia, to the Labour Party, The news of Mr. Ryan's death leading place in the public life of only be pleased to hear of brass and L. co.,' held wthoirskbhigardp.ush, so stick to it and aware that his political opponents his returnwillto Australia, after an ab- North. G. CunninghamBorgia," admirer;, snip or to promising rehost It rebrought light some the 131ackall. a shock at to caused great and suddeny so be should Australia was "Lucrezia Doneettre have bitterly and unscrupulously Commonthe Moors a citers and the competition promises attacked known that he was friends throughout by death. Mr. Ryan was of sence of twelve years. Mr. creditably played, and the Sailors' to be keenly contested. in siience by pneumonia and that on the moved criticised the administration rose meeting old The and wealth. Sacred Australia's. character Heart of Bazaar. of one force of son of great the man is Hornpipe by 24 lads in orthodox Queensland's affairs during his re1 he billiard tournament is now in to honour. the memory of the illus- journey from Blackall to Jericho he considerable ability, and his early (the late Mr. J. J. Moore, Our two stalls are making splen was had been spitting blood, but his gime, but party politics are so identities bookseller of Sydney) and sailor costume won enthusiastic ap- full swing. Steve McLernon created trious Democrat. The news death must be a great blow to the did headway. Mrs. Mulvale has unpreciation. It was one of the most a surprise last Friday evening by received with great surprise, and fashioned, unfortunately. that not wholesaleof the late Rev. serias regarded Father condition not many was so for which he was of party dertaken pieaa the control of our seconn 'aims brother many the amongst to items done pleasing is -justice memalways M',ure (the young Austra- ing ones of the evening. John Jell. rather easily disposing of Roger with profound regret by theSaciety. ous. It was a sad coincidence that years a most prominent member." stall-the Hall of Industry-ana and purposes of the one who for Arthurpriest Roger has always been bers of the Young Ireland his last public utterance was made of the Opposition (Mt. the girls are working very weer with who died in Dublin). recited "Clarence's Dream," and a Molloy. Leader The be the time' controls the destinies of lian in the town which first sent him to said: "By Mr. Ryan's both Mrs. Phillips- and Mrs. Mu -I from the Boer Rod Drill, under the direction of !ooked upon as another George It was decided teat a telegram That his death After his return again of Parliament and,which he had not John Gunn) a Caivernment. left Austra- Mr. Wells, was well performed. The Grey, therefore Steve should be sent to the widow and family the death a great personality and force vale. The first entertainment, sympathy war, Mr. Moore awakened widespread fans the late Mr. Ryan, expressing The well in it at the end. some years. Neverthe- have been lost to Australia. It is which will take the form visited for broke war great the a when by and danced Northern lia, nicely of a grand the fling, Highland from all parties in of the Society less at what was destined to be his a great shock to the Labour movethe Anzac Corp group of some two dozen perform- are patiently awaiting the meeting heartfelt sympathy terrible gaiety and euchre will be bereaveState is a tribute to the dead states- out enlisted with gaining and on a public plat- ment. No doubt his untimely death eld in the Parish evening, appearance de- ers, concluded the first part of the of the two dark horses. Bob Caste- in their sudden last three Africa, his South Hall, that in Harold-st., indication an man. and is The ment. It was also decided that a form he was accorded- one of the was due to his self-sacrificing efforts on Wednesday night next, nelli and Jack Shanahan. ill in German programme. Anguet Archpolitical career was above reproach corations. He fellwas to despatched be is ingenious pocket playgiven to former an ever the bytelegram greatest receptions badly woundthe recent campaign for and 10th. Tickets (1/61 are available During the interval a large stock and his motives beyond suspicion. East Africa, head. welcoming him 'owls any mad in Blacken. At the meet- in After spending of sweets, presented by the Sisters er, while the latter is a scientific can- bishop Mannix,without election in Queensland." from all members. Come along and ed on the, the That he loved Australia, the most suffering is but it Australia very husky who player. to voice was ing his Mr. W. A. Watt, M.H.R.. years in Graysdale of the Loretto Convent, Adelaide teen a glimpse of the -old order exacting of his political critics will two and a half which the Federal Go- held up well and he seemed in the on a holiday visit to South Austra- have changing and yielding place to the Terrace. and Mrs. ',Mulcahy, of the Anyone requiring an invitation to indignities on best of health. scarcely deny. Throughout the last Sanatorium and Temple Hospital, His speech, how- lia, when informed of the death cf new. , home National Hotel. Fremantle, were the grand ball to be held on 31st. vernment threatenedin tothe impose cou:ttry. few years of his career he has been South Africa, he has returned arrival ever, was more restrained than usual Mr. Ryan. remarked: "I am proliv- disposed of by Mrs. Wilford Mit- August. can obtain one by applying him on his Elevation Class. followed by a set 'of carping critics to his native land, and isF. now It is the Great pleasure and thankfulness through any member. and it lasted only 54 minutes. When foundly sorry to hear of it. His A. Seri- chell. ore Owing to the Parish Halt being in the Press and on the platform, ing with his sister, Mrs. desire of the committee not to over- was expressed by the members he sat down those near him en the loss will be a great blow to his program the atof been Mundaring. part at second have sier. The motives woria'S worst and the last . . any Catholic in Fremantle the safe arrival of "the platform noticed that he was more party. We differed fundamentally used for an entertainment opened with a stirring selection look dances. tributed to him. Party factionists Once again, don't for- greatest Democrat." The meeting exhausted than would first appear in politics, but in contact with Mr. Tuesday night, the class was held The following message of welcome from Verdi. and a Sword Dance be who have attempted to obscure his efthe singing of "God to have been the case. in Keough's reception rooms, but with cloeed Pator he was social and St. Once get the dance in that knew always one Secretary per; Ryan District was well the boys several of the forts in Federal politics for party was sent by After the general twice when the succeeding speaker a man of brains and knew where he next Tuesday night we will he back his Grace formed. A fine chorus. "And Doth rick's Hail on Wednesday evening. Save Ireland" purposes by allegations bitter, un- of the H.A.C.B. Society to , again in our usual abode, meeting the social committee held talking, Mr. Ryan closed his was going to." "Westralian a Meeting Like This." an Irish me- next. very Archbishop Mannix: Brennan in the was reasonable, and sometimes R. Mr. meeting. a eyes momentarily as if he was very First Aid. Angel's lody. and a Trio. "The mean; but that is the expected Hibernians extend to you heartiest chair, to decide plane for raising tired, and. once he noticeably heaved. Branch, St. H.A.C.B.S.. Mary's CAREER. and cooand INTERESTING Australia, followed, Lover, to from whose back Dr. O'Meara delivered his first welcome Whisper." Ireland a heavy sigh as he moved in hi.: Young guerdon of the statesmen the to assist money Kalgoorlie. 283 Joseph -0" were well received. The Sweedish and lecture on Friday, July 29th, The late Mr. Thomas of Good Shep- chair. abilities have placed them high gratulate you on safe return. S Vic- instructions on other matters were meeting Stall in the Hosrie The usual fortnightly Ryan was born at Purt Fairy, above the mere huckstering, com- Farrell, District Secretary, Hilscr- Drill was a good average performherd Appeal. It was decided to the given, by the ladies afterwards. A recitation scene from took place in St. Mary's Hall on open an account in the ance. toria, on July 1 1876, and was ReSavings monplace peculiarities of the aver- ,nian Hall, Perth."* there grazier. ult., R. Firth 26th evening, and in which Tuesday farmer pole Rivals," of a in "The son professional age time-serving the money already SIR 3. COOK'S TRIBUTE, General Notes. of and T. Fewster were interest- being a very fair attendance. The Bank with Mr. Tom Tobin, a brother ceiving his early education at the tician. Ryan, beeaute of his shrewd, and, further, that a social Melbourne, Aug. 1. A meeting and election to the in the Armidale ed, was very amusing. and the business was put through expedi- hand. local school, he won a scholarship commonsense. and practical mind, Monsignor Tobin be held in St. Patrick's evening Minister (Sir Acting Prime The was the principal busia committee city Melthis College, in on still arrived exhibiis fair 13ro. J. Casson Xavier tiously. Irish Reel was a very' on Thursday eveking, Joseph Cook) stated to -night that and went to thoroughly understood the under- diocese, who Re- schoolroom he was 19 years old ness after Fast -Aid this week. ago, is at present staying tion indeed. A cornet solo, "Come the sick -list, but is improving. currents of party politics, and was few days August 11th. Everyone is cordially the Federal Government would jian bourne. When afternoon, at 3 p.m., a mo., Sunday ,,,UniverVieof Tully, 'Mrs. PalMelbourne Arthur delegateaconhis sister, by K.U.F.S. the Erin," to with to ports front Back and it is expected that a with the Queensland Government in he went never influenced by the criticism took important committee meeting is his way back mer. was a nice item, and the chor- Laming the medical increase were invited. -later he of his opponents. It is admitted toria Park, and is on large number will be present. An conducting a State funeral for the sity, and two years in Convent school room. F held the be obtainhe the com1897 by. In of when Hubbard," and the matter of degree. to Ireland. "Mother us received, home "evening" was held at the that he was a- dean fighter; a biglate Mr. Ryan, as had been done on his Arts He then set Our !fame is spreading. A, recent pany. was really well rendered, and the increase is to date from is ap- Mrs. Finnegan last Saturday even- the occasion of the death of the ed the LL.B. degree. hearted mail, who never stool:nee:1 to to bur for admission application death after the and followed, to announce career, regret which We Maria," the undetermined, but teaching "Ave still a the parently on ing in aid of the aforementioned become a disgruntled and vindictive of Mr. John Mackesy Barry, of VinThis would, of out Mr. Page. conclusion to the period during which same will ope- appeal, and a very enjoyable and late master for six months ranks comes from Miss Elsie Butantagonist because of a political cent -street, North Perth, at St. was a very nice course, be subject to the wishes of being resident are of Bay. We very ler, Shark's, School, Mr. Grammar the programme. The of part verbally,_ spent. Launceston musical been decided the has was rate at successful evening set -back.) There were no ugly poli- John of God Hogpital, Subiaco, on the family of the late Mr. Ryan. he was appointed classical master pleased to welcome our first longWells put the finishing touches to namely, one year,from date of com- Society have also decided to or- The outhis tical feuds that clouded Federal Government will be reI hope to see member. distance a short after last, exercises (Queensland) boys' morning the the Saturday by whole impetuoswithin Maryborough the I the the trust girl" mencement. at ganise a "popular look. He never fought below the illness. The deceased was a proat the funeral by Mr. Ca- Grammar School. Three years la- many more in the near future. Vaulting Horse. Miss ity prevailing amongst the delegates Society. A grand "freak dance" presented belt, and though he 'battled stub- minent member of the H.A.C.B. So- over the The M.H.R., for Brisbane. master presided at the piano. Miss when the request was before them will be held in about a month's meron, bornly, defiantly and tenaciously ciety, and well-known in connection Barrettwas adjourn immediately to- ter he was appointed school Senate will mistress, dancing the Esler will be just as keen when the time time for the same purpose. Messrs. morrow, when the Senators re-as- at Rockhampton Grammar School. DEATH. for his cause, his fights were clean, with Irish and Catholic move- Mr. the to maselocution the were was admitted J. Dwyer he was P. Clifford 1901 and revision of matter. In for a the arrives Brennan R. %and now that he has laid the har- ments. to- semble for the consideration of the Bar in Queensland, and he commen- BARRY.---On July 30th. 1921, at About a month ago he ter, and Mr. Wells drill inspector. The matter of celebrating the So- appointed to canvass certain for ness of the politician aside tariff schedule. of St. John of God. the Hospital compelled to leave his work in 'To Bro. Caffrey and Mr. O'Neill the ciety's Jubilee was discussed, and bacconists in town and receive do Rockhampton. His ever, he leaves no record of blame was "I t was a great and unpleasant ced practice in John Mackesse the beloved husthe Lands Department and seek ret-ft belongs. and all concerned are the president and secretary were nations for our tobacco first two attempts to enter ParliaRyan had surprise to hear that Mr. Barry, of 120 to be explained, and no wounds to be -rest, of Elizabeth band owing to an attack of hea:t to be congratulated on having pre deputed to attend All Hallows nut successful. lie was salved. The tribute of an old col- trouble, gone West." the Acting Prime Min- ment were Vincentatreet, North Perth, and immediately went int, eider] a very pleasant evening for Branch and seek their co-operation H.A.C.B. Society. defeated for the Capricornia seat in of -day the meeting league stands good "His life was hospital. and istr said to after andiayof Brenda father fond for auand Though he had, the best a large and most encouraging in the matter of arranging a funchigh "I am deeply the Federal Parliament, seat conducted on a singular ly mond. aged 49 years. in A meeting of the District Board the Federal Cabinet. treatment and attention he dience. the North Rockhampton tion to fittingly celebrate such an died in the tidalhas sorry. He plane, and his public and private medical Ilall, Hibernian the the in won held gradually became worse, until the the State Parliament. He July 30th, at the Hoseventful epoch as the history of was character were beyond reproach." in BARRY.-On -street, Perth, on Monday, ment of the political duties laid Labour plebiscite at Barcoo a after much suffering on pital of St. John of God, after a the Society. Now that the even Murray It seems only a few days ago, end came morning him as Acting Leader of the last. The deAugust 1st, 1921. at 8 p.m. The Dis- upon 1909. and defeated the sitting memJohn alackesy, dear illness, short less ings are to a beginning wear another by death of when in the full promise of a useful Saturday Opposition the Edwards) J. (Bro. elecwas President ago the while trich at a short ceased until Kerr) Geo. (Mr. M. Mrs. ber son of eldest --beloved inclement atmosphere, the branch He literally and worthy political career, he la- seemingly a robust man, and his Par- member of his party. year. At the 1912 elecinterest in our first bazaar is al will indulge in debates. The C.Y. in the chair: also Bros. H.T.S.Hynes, Barry. 59 Mary -street. Highgatc mented the sudden death of h:s sudden collapse came as a, shock te died in harnegs, serving his country tions thatwas keen. This is apparent M.S. have thrown in their castor, ker, J. Tully, J. O'Connor, /returned for Barcoo Hill, and fund brother of Annie. to the best of his abilities." Sir tions he old colleague the Hon. James Page, his frierids. He leaves a wife ann ready very F. CreighG. Cooney, friendM. a of C. Begley, rivalry and all sides, with an increased majority. Lt the Teresa, Emily, and Torn. meeting accepted, and have and the Mr. remarked that Joseph Cook and joined with the Acting -Prime two sons, for whom the greatest on nature Secretary'. is existing in abundance, chosen to discuss the matter of an ton, and the District that Parliament he had been a good fighter and first year ofDeputy Minister, Sir Joseph Cook, in a wor- sympathy is felt. A brother is .s ly Correspondence was dealt with, Ryan -Leader of the well for its final suc- Irish Republic or Dominion Home was made IN MEMORIAM. frank oppoa and withal generous thy tribute to his dead friend. The member of the Redemptorist Order which augurs 1:600 of extent after popular lady competition Rule. Representatives from the and accounts to the nent. He had expressed his views Labour Opposition. Not long sad and loving uncertainty of life is sharply borne and left for the Old Country last cess. A run in connection with the Hibernians were appointed, and were passed for payment. It was as strongly as possible, and when a this the late Mr. D. Bowman re- FOGARTY.-In in upon us in the reflection that it year to complete his noviciate in is being of our dearly-loved son memory ve-ithe visit to officially party bazaar itself await with expectancy the C.Y.M.S. decided signed the leadership of the done with. Joseph, why, over it was Thomas was tight and brother, was during the contest for the Ireland. Requiem Mass was cele bazaar; in fact the in the metropolitan and Mr. Ryan lady competition. choice. societies can claim ous branches of the personal feeling be for health reasons, was killed in action at Pozieres, Maranoa seat, rendered vacant by brated at the Sacred Heart Church. is really- a popular a roster was prepared for Speaking are as to have Both succeeded him. He had already himR.I.P. an abundance of willing area, and and 1916. late Mr. Ryan the tween 5th August, Mr. Page's death, Mr. Ryan hint - Highgate, on Monday morning last The elect of the four stalls follows:-The Kilkenny Stall: Mrs, speakers to draw upon, and the that purpose. The branches will self. Sir Joseph Cook recalled the made a name for himself in the -Inserted by his loving parents, self was stricken down. How sin- for the repose of his soul. R.I.P. P. J. Condren. The School Stall: onus of deciding may, if both sides be notified in due course of dates last day of the session of the House Legislative Assembly through the sister, and brothers, Mr. and Mrs. . gularly prophetic were his words Kerry are agreeable, be rescued from the arranged for visiting them. It was of Representatives, several weeks force of his personality, his suc- C. J. Fogarty, Kalgoorlie. The Miss Irene McRae. in the last speech he made during On Monday, September 5, at His Oa usual avenue, and placed in the also decided to forward a tele- ago, when there had been a stiff cess as a debater and his mastery of the contest, when, as it would Majesty's Theatre, there will be a Stall: Miss Molly Flynn. I. The to his Grace Archbishop Man- bout between him and Mr. Ryan. the intricacies of Parliamentary HELM.-In loving memory cf Reader. Mrs. Stall: Park borne hands of perhaps half a dozen, who gram seem, the shadow of his own, im- lecture by the Very Rev. Father of the to Australia. and that realise Park people of the may appoint a foreman, who will nix on his return for the Maranoa procedure. On the defeat Charles E., 16th Batt., killed in pending death was rising up Lockington, S.J. The subject of The in 1915, Mr. of deepest sympathy to Mr. Ryan left night, a telegram mainto name a great have they and before Denham Government at Pozieres. August 6th, weigh the facts for and against. before him: "Alas! how we cal- the lecture will be "Lourdes and tLe electorate that her of death at var- action the and on Ryan Premier, J. Mrs. T. became havo Ryan they and he went to Sir 1916. R.I.P. While the advocates of both sides illustrious husband. House culate! Alas! how fleeting are the Supernatural." The box plan will tain for generosity, the leaving in it will perhaps wince or smile as their ious times he held portfolios of his friend, going was he remembrance him told in and Also things we strive after in this be open at Nicholson's from August made up their minds. cost what Joseph with the Premiership, Branch delegates are reminded of James Curven, of the same batbe World." Sir Joseph Cook's tribute 27th, but tickets will be on sale will, that the results of the bazaar shortcomings in debate may and, shaking him warmly by conjunction that of Attorney -General. leave trenchantly and instructively -laid meeting to be held on Sunday north, including will when hereafter published on the same was killed shake to who talion, "1 want said: hand, to the memory of his political op- from today onwards. the Purchasers well bare. Our last meeting was. owing next, the 7th inst., in the Hibernian hands before 1 go." "I little thought In the latter connection he added day. ponent is perhaps one of the best of tickets can have their seats re- that name untarnished. Asallis comat 3 p.m.. tor consider ways then that he was taking the anal to his reputation as a legal advo- -Inserted mother, father, his by evidences of Mr. Ryan's frank, gene- served by presenting their tickets at known, there are drones in to pressure of engagements, bereft nail, anmeans of celebrating the notably in the Eastern and brothers and sisters. rous and friendly personality: "I Ncholson'e on or atter the 27th. munities, and we are sorry to say of the benign influence of our Spirit- and leave of us," Sir Joseph said to -day, cate, of Mooraberrie law cases, both that Osborne Park is no exception ual Adviser, whose matured and nual Hibernian ball thisfull Jubilee beyond going be he would shall always think kindly of him Augast, that "and muster carried on to the Privy MOORS -In loving memory of my of the Society. A to the rule in this respect. always think kind- which hewith as a generous as well as an able calm reasonings on anything of a year success. Mr. Ryan of delegates is confidently expected. Maranoa. I shall dear son, Corporal George Dougpolitical opponent. He has had a Mesdames Keane and Reader are debatable nature are always heartly of him as a generous as well as Council On Thursday August 11, there to lead the Queensland continued las Moore, killed in action, Aug. has He very full life for one so young, and will be a euchre party and dance at holding a euchre party and dance ily appreciated. an able political opponent. practically Government 8, 1915, at Gallipoli. Labour LADIES' RETREAT. he has written his name indelibly the Hibernian. Hall in- aid of the in the North Perth Town Hall on had a very full life for one so young, right he un- Sweet Jesus have mercy on his soul. and the war, through indelIt is being or - Monday night, August 8th. Thr in the records of the country. After Cathedral Fair. H.A.C.B.S., Highgate.. LORETO CONVENT, OSBORNE. and he has written his name a period of unrivalled by his sorrowing mother, life's fitful fever he sleeps well." ganised by the Children of Mary. first prize is one guinea, second 10/, Ladies desirous of attending the iby in the records of the country. derwentwhich, no doubt. affected his -.Inserted Theustfal fortnightly meeting of Mrs. Waugh, Kellerberrin. At the meridian of life his sun ,The euchre party and dance held and third two bottles of rare old the above branch took place in the above Retreat are requested to After life's fitful fever he sleeps strain. official two He had constitution. has set, and Death has written Lois on Tuesday, August 2, was a great wine. The tickets are only 1/6 Parish Hall on Wednesday, July make early application to the well. Our thoughts go out to his trips to England as Premier, and PRENDERGAST.-Of your charity to his work. It is a great national success financially and socially, and each. Good dance music, keen card - 27th., with Bru. McMahon presiding. Mother Superior, as accommodation widow and family, who will be sore- also in connection with the two law pray for the repose of the soul of pity. Though nut of an obstrusive Very Rev. Father Moss wishes to playing, and good refreshments will Two weeks' sick pay was passed far is limited. The retreat will com- ly bereaved." John Prendergast, who died at C already mentioned. Attracted nature and with little inclination thank the organisers. At the art be provided; so don't forget to come Bro. J. P. Walters. A letter was mence on the evening of the 8th. The Federal Minister for Works cases East Perth, on August 6th, 1919. the wider sphere of Federal polifor the limelight, this big Austra- union draw the winning numbers and spend a couple of pleasant sent to Bro. McDermott sympathis- September. and will continue on and Railways (Mr. Groom), who is by rest grant unto him 0 'LordEternal general Federal tics in the last in the 11th., and commember 10th., liar had, at an age when most public were: 118, Mrs. Boyd, 7 Farnley-st.. hours. 9th., only Queensland and the the wife ing with him on his father's death. was returned for West -Inserted by his loving the elections, he men are at the beginning of their Mt. Lawley, who won the guinea Miss Irene McRae and Mr. S. htr. Jack Quinn was nominated for pleting on the morning of the 12th. Federal Ministry, referring to His entry into Federal sons, Rex, Jim, and Joe. career, written his name high up in prize: and 80, Mr. B. Williams, who Wade are holding, on next Satur- membership by Bro. T. Markham Those ladies who -cannot arrange death of Mr. Ryan, said that his Sydney. upon as one cf looked was politics dinner, a luxurious the honour list of the Forum and the won the prize of day night, August 13th, another of During the meeting it was announ- to stay away from home at night first feeling on hearing the news was the features of the elections. and TOLANO.-In loving and sad meLegislature, and has left a record of donated by Mr. H. Mann, M.L.A. their confetti dances in aid of the ced that Bro. .T. M. Barry's condi- may make arrangements to attend one of sincerest sympathy for the he soon made his mark by being mory of our only dearly loved assowork well done that would have Children's Stall in the Hall at Os- tion was very low. and the members the daily sermons. The Retreat wife who has been so closely brother (Phil Tolano), killed in Deputy-Leader of the earned for a much older man an ex- LIEDERVILLI ANNUAL BALL. borne Park. Those of us who have offered up a prayer for him after will he conducted by the Very Rev ciated with her husband during his appointed France, August 6th. 1916. of fate Party. By the irony alted name. That he has fallen political career. Mr. Ryan's death Labour been to one of these dances before the meeting. But the call was close Father Leckington. S.1. Sacred Heart of Jesus, notified first who Ryan Mr. was it In the upon the field of his activities at removed from our midst one of the Mr. Tudor, as he was passing throwould not miss them for a good at hand, and he Passed away at St. Have Mercy on his soul. the early age pf forty-five is a great PARISH HALL, HAROLD -ST., leaders in Australian political life, ugh Brisbane recently, of the death deal, as we know what enjoyable John of God Hospital at 2 p.m. on by his loving mother -inserted aLURRAY HALL. HIBERNIAN HIGHGATE HILL. sorrow to all Australia, for whatever one who by the force of his /if Mr. Page. and music they are. Good fortified functions July 30th. by Saturday. and sisters. STREET. his politics were he was a great man, good -floor, and a very nice supper the sites of Holy Church. The bur- GRAND GAIETY AND EUCHRE personality and his ability won his and one that Australia can ill afford place in the front rank. He would on will be provided. Take the Osborne ial took place at Karrakatta EVENING, On hearing of the death of the TOLANO.-A loving tribute to to loose. His domestic life was in- TUESDAY, AUGUST 16th, 1921. Park car, which stops at the door. ;Monday morning, many Hibernian.= mourned in Queensland. T1011. the memory of Phil. Tolano, only' T. J. Ryan, M.H.R.. the folIn Aid el I I ighga te Hill Bazaar, be deeply vested with that singular cleanliness pay sun of Mrs. Tolano, of 6.5 !blast., those present to being amongst lowing message of sympathy was Sheridan's Jazz Band. Catholic Young Ladies' Stall. and calm which makes the home a Perth: loving brother of Mrs. Pat. their respects th their late comSociety DEMOCRAT." FLA.CB. the STERLING by "A Office by telegraphed Supper. Reach This Must Excellent Reports AUGUST 10. litta sanctuary of peace and happiness. WEDNESDAY, syllabus for the Corbett The on and Mrs. Neville: killed item rade. AiberRyan: "Weetralian Mrs. to 1. August Sydney, Musa-. Orchestral and all the sympathy of the people Double Ticket, 5/. Single Ticket, 3/. Good Prizes. MIDDAY WEDNESDAY with a rifle shoot to action, August 6th, 1916. Vi was the evening MRS. KuIRKWOOD, The State Premier (Mr. Storey Mans' deepest sympathy on death will surely go nut to the comely Ticket, 1/8. to owing branch. but aeternum.-L.R. MaYlands tam the Week's Insertion in Current For husband." illustrious your of MRS. BENNETT, said to -day: "fly the death of Mr. G. HENRY, Hon. See. matron who vas a friend and partnone of them putting in an appear. Issue. Hon. 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charity should begin at home, liritc,h Rule ol any .Inclian becalis though I admit that it should never he is an Indian (hear. heart-- and end there. It is Australian children sr tilt :Add one further proposition for whom there is no provision and which I believe as as true as either for whom there is nu welcome. eiven Wit whieli have to the, OF A FAMILY TO DECENT COMFORT. THE RIGHT "The result is not far to seek. In teem,. and which toutul support years the birthfrom vele that we Itritieh people in C.M. (-unseat to 0Reilly, any treatment which is a 'little over fifty 'nit. Very Rev. Dr. has fallen from 42 per 1,000 of rate ur owe (Rester of St. John's College', calculated to defeat the end and India, and those also in eeitittcy must realise that we have preacned en the living wage at 'St. purpose of his being is beyond his population to a little more than Any further reduction will mueli suspicion to disperse, inaey Benedict': Church, on a recent Sun- right: he cannot give up his soul to half. lit us within sight of national exinnmeleriaandings ti banish from evening. Ile took for his text: servitude. Fur it is not man's own bring tinction, and this fair Land will, by fan American financier tells us amongst us, and that in tntth the day LOST ANCHORS. "114teld the hire of the labourers rights which are here in question. fat that Germany is again entering the essence, to my mind, of co-ineration who have reaped down your fields. but the rights of God, most sacred a just Nemesis, and by a process of Like a dry fish Hung the of the fittest, become of the survival markets world, and competbetween us and the 'Indian, is that which by fraud has been kept back and inviolable.' from shore, portion of a more virile race and a pre-war basis. And. lel we should convince them by our au by "But the great Pontiff goes fur- the There lived a sailor, warped and ing on you, crieth: and the cry of them to nature's laws. faithfui is one more this made the of an tinoccasion ocean-browned, thins, which will accord with our has ententd into the ears of the ther. Ile has no sympathy with Catholics in particular there the policy of noninterference on the is "For Who told of an old vessel harbor slaught en a people who are asked thoughts and intentions. that we Lord of Sabaoth.- James (v. 4i. to be proud of. Wher one thing to pay terrific have indemnities and drowned part of the State-the policy of ever the genuine honestly and sincerely mean -Alta Ile said: "On the last eceasion Catholic spirit preAnd out of mind a century before, the hardiheed to go out and care we have said with regard to India. which I addreoeed this congregation. laissez-faire. The appeal to free- vails, there race -suicide the cannot ob. money exto On descending Where divers, (The despised Ghandi has evident- I. chose for my subject "The Right dom of contract leaves him quite tain. a t In France, where, in conseplore In most caees, freedom of quence of ly gained something from his recent to Live." showed that the right cold. evil, national *his decay is A legend that had lived its etty Mr. Harding's Reverse English. that with Lord Reading'. to a place in the sun, and to a place contract is a sham. Indeed, until already in sight, the birth-rate fig. around English newspapers, including the at die abundant table. which the the era of industrial co-operation ures from the different districts of The world of ships in the ,lark hulk Chronicle (organ of Premier Lloyd Bishop Speaks on Labour. the individual was helpless. [so that old and chivalrous nation are Father of all I as provided. can be had found George'. dislike President Harde,.as are publish- denied to no man. It is true, no lated and unpAtitected. the manly an Newspaper.r. exact reflex of the Catholicism Anchors, which had been seize 1 ing's "English," and criticise his ing in full the addre-,- delivered by doubt, that, if lie is able t work. man the man who had backbone, of the people. Some of the old and seen no more. style. Mr. Ilarding could easily Right Rev. C E Bishop of he may not shirk it, in accordance the men *he had a sense of human make the English praise his style, Galveston. at the convention of the with the iiiclum of the Apostle: 'lf dignity. was at the mercy of the Puritan settlements in America have, to the owing operatic.... of the invest dry to ,sing leisure mpr comments Arthur Brisbane in The Texas State Federation of Labour a man will not work. neicher !et him spineless creature who sold his lab - of the iniquities which race-suicide Their misadventure with a manifest Examiner. in that ,itv. The Bishop was in- eat: But Ins inability to work tea fur anything it would fetch. represents will to Catholics- their Analogy that he may read who He says: "We want the biggest vited to address the gathering. does not deprive him of his right to This is the explanation of the horrune, navy." If he would say: -We must which included the leaders of late the me ms of subsistence. cleric rible fact that, in Belfast. before the heritage in Australia. "Meanwhile, however, discontent The sailor made it did as ocean safely rely upon England's fleet to eur throiighout the State. Ile was children. the advanced in age, the outbreak of the great war, 'the will continue, and discontent will be grass protect us," that "style' would heard with the closest attention. the cripple have a claim that great host of erdinary workers in justified unless Austrlalia Telling of much that once hail come please the English. Itishce, ftyrite told the delegates range from 12e and decides promptly, to rteCidles. in every civilised cern- the linen mills roc to pass give a He says: "We lent ten thousand that along with her inioaiin of sav- is munite t r at least the nece,earies of to Ins a week for men. lOs a week royal welcome to the Australian With hen. whose mother should minions it our friends in Europe, ing sails the Church es not for- life. for women. This is a tair average. child. have had no suns. And the tjagenntent thus and expect them to pay it back, in get er neglect the justice that is Some ,rien are' I a step employed ou night purpose going "Toetight - Edwin Arlington Robinson, in stead of spending created will be dangerous, for the "In certain it on warships:. due tc, the worker. I mean to contend that. work in these linen mills, married very reason that it is so the Nation. abendantly If. instead, he would say: "I have circles there prevails the notion further. when a 111:411 hires out his labour to men. and they cant 13:: .1d a week. justified. St. James, who supplied no intention of collecting our for- that the Church may have an inter- mealier, he is entitled in return to School children, employe -1 as Never Heard of Christ. eign debts,- that "style" would suit est in the 'poor labourer,' but that inure than the mere necessaries of half -timers in these flourishing mills, me with a text is behind the Australian parent who demands susfor the sturdy, the self-reliant, the e in thz. all Europe perfectly. There are SOO The principle of the living earn 2 9c1 or 3s a week.'-liarold tenance for his children' It isn't the President's -Yankee militant union labourer she has 110 life. of world who have )nevereoard he wage is not merely an assertion of Betel tie. Christ. if they marched in parade English" or any defect in his liter- thought and no meesage." Bishop the right to live; it is the right te The Sweating Dens of Ballast.. that army wood take thirty-one and ary style thlit bothers England. fee Berne said. Adverting to the charge Eve in reasonable comfort, together IRISH NATIONAL a half years to pass a given point. the fact that he means what he says that the Church preaches "a doc- with the means to bring up his fam"What a difference would be trine of patience that has changed ily, not indeed and "talks America.' FORESTERS Half of these are in China. but in affluence, created in the sweating tens of Bel. men. it is said, into 'lambs led to A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. slaughter, not opening their mouths' under conditions comment with fast if only the principles of the No Catholic Faith on the Rand. Honotille toe a Jesuit. initiation Fee. of the the requirements civilisation Pope could secure their due mane Cheapest Ceo. It is estimated that on the occa- nr has filled theta with listlessness of which lie forms a part. Walsh, The Rev. Edmund R. tributlous. nition! What a charter for the grovel in the miseries of this life Branches: Hugh Perth, meets S.J., regent of the Georgetown sion to the last Corpus Christi vele. to "I more than once already have labourer is contained in the follow- alternate Thursdays,O'Neill, fir hope a heaven hereafter," the of in the Trades Hall bration on the of Foreign been Rand, Service, has over 3,000 nishop Byrne continued. schnol 14), Reaufort-streets Perth. (Room "But referred to the cynically brutal cl.ar- ing words: given the diploma and medal of people took part. in the prom-mini. these Brian Boru Brunch, Fremantle, every of the acter the economics of old it be -Let taken fur granted that The are unmerited. Tuesday, Friendly Societies public instruction of Venezuela as a About 600 young girls, 119 Children. Churchcharges About a cen- workmen and employer should, as alternate liall, 64 Adelaide -street; Secretary's commissioned nut only Manchester School. testimonial of public gratitude from of Mary, and 100 young men and to breekis '),read !attires!, W. Keating, and a half tury ago, the 23 pulication a rule, make free Burt -street, agreements. and, cometh down that country. President V. Marquez boys took putt. It was the largest (rem heaven,' betthat Charles Stuart Parnell, she cloth- of Adam Smith's 'Wealth of Na- in particular, should agree freely as Fremantle. Boulder; Secretary's address, court Bustillos, President of Venezuela, procession that had ever taken part ed with the compassien isfuralso the mul- tions,' while enunciating the prin- to wages; nevertheless. there under- ;tote:. Boutiter; meets alternate Islay.. bestowed the medal and diploma on in Johannesburg. Biellop Cox, titude 'that everyone may take a ciple of Free Trade, incidentall; lies a dictate of natural justice more John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. Father Walsh in consideration of 0.11i., once Superior of the Oblates. little' of the ward s goofs. She is gave a great fillip to what fur long imperious and ancient than any bar- O'Malley, Quebec -street. Midland Junehis high services in cementing trade Fremantle. and whose memory is concerned not alone with Philip's after became a shibboleth-freedom gain between man and man-name- timi. Money to Lend on application to the still treasured amongst Catholics of quesfen, relations between Venezuela and Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. v -e The Benthamites info ly. that reanuneration ought to be Society Barrack henee shall of contract. the Port, presides over the destinies bread that these may eat?' but buy -street, Perth, or the the United States her proved the ooeasion in order to make sufficient to support a frugal and Maxwell, General Secretary, care J. stem of the Diocese. His good adminisBarrack is, too, for those who bear laws of supply and demand supreme well - behaved -amen. anxiety wage-earner. If. tration and spiritual work has had the burden rind the heat of the in regulating the price of labour. through necessity or The French Government and flee fear of a worse many encouraging Holy See. results. day: that 0111E may stand idle in The assured path to wealth was to evil, the worker accept banter conPERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Through an agreement between the market elace: that justice may buy in the cheapest -market and sell ditons because an employer or conMEN'S SOCIETY. the French Government and the 'A Paris. Women's Prison. be done to all. For all injustice to in the dearest: and labour was as tractor will afford him no better, he 504 HAY -STREET, PERTH. An institution of which Paris has the ',dieter cries be the mouth at much a chattel as raw material. Any is made the victim of force and inHoly See, there has just been crea(Under the Patronage or ills Orac Archbishop :lutiet. ted the post of Chaplain -General of long been ashamed is soon to dis the Church. like the voice of Abel's interference on the part of the State justice.' Billiard Room, Lounge. Library, Card the Armies of the Rhine. with juris- appear This is the women's pie - blood to God for vengeance." was resented as an unwarrantable Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, e Is in an Enviable Australia sun at Al St. Lazare. Faubourg St. Debating, diction over all Catholic Chaplains Musical, and Dramatic attack on the freedom of contract Position? of the army of occupation. The Denis. It is over 800 years since France at the Vatican. as between master and man. Chit "el etr leOUNTANCY CLASSICAL Pope has designated for the post the original building was opmpleted ..Senator Jonnart. French Ambas- dren of six were oLen put to work "There are people. of course, who A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC YOUNG MAP SHOULD BELONG TO. Canon Paul Redmond, Chaplain of anct was devoted to lepers. Early sador to the Holy See, has present- in factories: the hours of child -lob will tell you that, as compared with ruaparticulars on application toHoly our ranged from thirteen to fifteen other countries, Australia is in an Lycees of Besancon. and has deci- in the 16th century the lepers were ed his credentials to the ne. J. WEBB, lion. Secretary. ded to raise him to episcopal dig- removed, and it ',cyanic a monas- Father at a solemn ceremony in the hours daily. enviable position. What with our As a result, the little Ambassador Iota ones often fell asleep at their work. Arbitration Courts and Basic Wage nity with the title of Bishop of tery. Later the building became the Throne I-Tall. in which home of the Order of St. Vincent de cart delivered an address Etalonia. and were killed by the revolving Commissions, we recognise the im- Society of St. Vincent de Paul Paul, and the saint himself died he expressed satisfaction at the re- machinery. It was far from talcum- portance of the point which I have Western Australia (Incorp). there. Durir.g the .revolution St. sumption of diplomatic relations mon. as disclosed at an enquiry co been trying to stress. This is only A Strange Mohammedan People. Lazare was stormed by the famish. between France and the Holy See, dered by the House of Commons in partly true. The fact is that thin This Society exists for the purpose In the north of Africa the White ed crowd and recalled the French traditional of assisting worthy families and others, search of the food 1112. to find that they were cruelty truth has been pointed out to us, including inmates Fathers are evangelising a Mohan' which they in thought of public Institutions, in the of protectorate Christians the indigent circumstances, and engages medan people known as the Kaby- there. Afterwards the was stored East and the development of mis- beaten by the overseers to keep we truth than can set us free, and In other good works. .1 Is governed lack the courage to follow it. In les. They are primitive in many a prison for political place became sions there. Pope Benedict replied them awake. by a Council, office In No. 55 (top floor) We offenders must face the feet that, here in Royal Arcade. Perth, and has branches and with assurances of his belief that ways, but in the making of pottery suspects. but since That the State S.iould New South Wales, the provision or conferences In many parishes show no little skill. Their main ar- has been a prison the Consulate it France would find Christianity the Imperative Intervene. the Stele. made for a basic wage takes into ac- throughout ticle of feinaiturz .. is tha Setakofit.". cuseeFof crime and for women ac- road which she and the Church The calls onstlE funds are many. and "When we remember that men count only the supposed sentenced to not must travel' together. He spoke of typical with a view to supplementing which seems to serve every purpose more than one its reyear, supposed to be many of Christians, sources, the and family Society invites persons also of two for children. The Comfrom a clothes' closet to a cup- -girls considered present condition of mankind, them reputable citizens and pillars monwealth making their wills to remember its to be in need or the basic wage, on the other when board. Even of children they prac- -correction." it declaring a thorn his work. may in heart Bequests be made In Naturally so antiquaof their respective Churches, calm- hand, contemplated a family of our of the Particular Council, or favany tice making earthen jars of all kinds a building is unsuited for the that the pacification of the peoples ly supported this state of things, three children as well as the par- C011iPrellne of the Society. 1 and play at baking them in tiny ted is not yet realised. housing of large and as not only tin numbers resented an-econoents. of either wocase, the greatest kilns, and they continue this indus- men, and the misery and lack of mile, but as subversive of natural benefactors of the Australian na- YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF try all their lives. MORE CHANGEABLE hygiene of the place have for yeare AUSTRALIA. right, any attempt to abolish it, we tion-the parents of large families-- Under WESTERN the Patronage of His Grace the WEATHER. been a reproof to France. Now it can better understand the words of have been treated as unjust aggresArchbishop. An Anti-Clerical Mayor Snubbed. is soon to be demolished and a new Objects: The Study of the Language, the esors. Everybody Peps. Apostle, that Needs 'the love It was of money only the other day The Socialist Mayor of Cherbourg house of correction is to be erected. Mm.te, History, Literature, and Dancing Changeabe weather is especially is the rout of all evil.' Under such that a certain amount of indigna- of Ireland. and the revival of the Ideals had issued an order prohibiting all an Irish -Ireland trying for the weak -chested. But circumstances. no appeal to contion was voiced owing to the fact of The public manifestations not specially War Loot far a Church. MEETS NEXT MONDAY or that science to humanity was likely desirable immigrants left Aus- EVENINGSociety even the more robust of us need at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S authorised by him. Religious proA beautiful statuette of St. Paul, Pepe at this season if we would defy to lie of am: avail. ralia by the It very was imperaboat that brought BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. cessions and the appearance of the stolen from a that them, tive the Monthly State interanti that should Subscriptions: Ladles and French church, and coughs, colds, and other throat and because Australia clergy at Catholic funerals were in- among the mass fid.; Gentlemen. Is. showed them no welcome and made Juveniles, of foot abandoned bronchial ailments. That tickling vene. J. P. DOHENY, lion. Secretary. cluded in this order. The clergy of fry "And. no before provision proceeding to prove air their reception. But teermans in the final retreat, cough and annoying throat irritaP. CLIFFORD. Aug Secretary Cherbourg appealed to the Council wastne up by a British soldier tion. which is especially persistent tb right of the labourer to a living of State. attacking the decision of and picked to the Vicar of St. at this season, is, unless checked wage, it is important at this stage to the Mayor, and the Council of Paul presentee Stanley, near Liverpool. by Peps, apt to develop a soreness point out that no academic admisState annulled it, declaring that Whens, asked to grant a faculty for. and inflammation of the breathing sion of the equity of the living wage municipal authorities had ne right placing is worth anything except the State it in the church, the Chan- tubes. to forbid the carrying of the ViatiAs Peps tablets dissolves in the steps in to enforce it. of the 'diocese asked whether For, in the cum or the appearance of the clergy cellor any attempt had been masle to dis- mouth they give off a powerful competition for trade and custom. in vestments at funerals. NEW NORCIA. cover the church from which it was healing and germicidal medicine in the men who ate the most humane . looted. "Although the; is not a the form of fumes, which are inhal- and must conscientious, would go CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. The Twaidle of Twaddle. Thus Peps to the wall. Their more inhuman court," he said, "I hold that ed with the breath, Mr.'', J. Twaddle speaking at a prize comes into instant and and more unscrupulous rivals, not the did not establish any medicine West East Unionist meeting. an title Germans direct contact with the bronchial being encumbered by considerations to it by carrying it away. It May 4. said:Terms: Forty-Eight Guineas Per Annum. !Swint physic of humanity. would surely worst still belongs to the French Church." tubes and lungs. "Mr. Lloyd George knew that the The vicar said the soldier who pre. swallowed into the stomach cannot them in the uneven competition. possibly reach these the ',Arts it, Post Office was permeated with sented the statuette was stilt Many kind-hearted men would be Ben tually affected. fl Roman Catholicism, but, he asked, gium. He would ask him toinmake too pleeeed to treat their emBy their action, Peps not only only For Particulars Apply to the BROTHER DIRECTOR. did he not know the number of ex- inquiries, but he feared they would strengthen ployees as men and as Christians, if and protect any weak only the law would help soldiers still unemployed who would be fruitless. The Germans had pro- spot in the them, by be capable of filling the positions bably carried the ornament a long immediate throat or chest, but give insisting on a higher standard of relief to the bronchitis now occupied by Roman Catholics. way. In granting the faculty the sucerer. for the toiler all round. Being powerfully germici- comfort It was time education should be Chancellor said no doubt the French dal, they provide "The reference just reade to the a perfect defence treatment taken out of the hands of the Ro- Church, if discovered, would lie de- against the infectious of the totter as a man New Si. John God, man Catholic clergy-indeed, the lighted to make a gift of the sta- cause coughs, colds, germs which and as a Christian is apposite. It SUBIA00, SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. and serious was the decay of religion that made clergy of all denominations-and tuette to the British Church. throat and lung (The trouble,. At this it possible to treat labour as a marClose to Subiaco and Leederville Railway Stations. also the preferential treatment of French Church, if time of Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. C atholic industrial schoolsand eon - want its treasure discovered, will on the the year Peps should he ketable commodity. Only from rereturned). medicine shelf of every TERMS MODERATE. PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. vent laundries should be done away a ligion can we learn that the meanhome. They are the sale. depend OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. For Terms Apply to with. It was contrary to the con- Britain's New Policy in India. :Able remedy for young and old. Df est serf, for all that he is clothed in Rev. Mother, stitutionel government of this come is 'every inch a king': that he Speaking at the Chelmsford Club, all chemists and stores. Refuse rags, The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at try that a Roman Catholic shown Simla, is a child of the Must High God. His Excellency the Viceroy werfliless imitatic,us. Kalgoorlie. made to his Father's have been appointed as Lord Lieu- formulated the principles linage and of British tenant of Ireland. They should with His seal. Only reli Newcastle Club Hotel stamped take into consideration the fact that -Rule in India as follows: gion can tell us that, despite differSouth Terrace, Fremantle. Newly Re1 am minded to -night to speak the Viceroy's first act was to take novated and Up -to-Date. Goldfields ences in rank and station, when an Oath of Allegiance on a Douai to you very briefly on certain Imo and North-West customers specially weighed in the scales of the Divine positions which 11 think are estab- catered for. South Beach trams stop Bible." at door. Proprietor: T. H. Ryan lished (late appreciation, master and man frebeyond the possibility How singularly alive is the twadof Sec., ceitte Club, and Wyndham: quently change places. And when dle of Twaddle to the ravings of doubt. The first is the fundamental Tel. Rig7. at length His justice shall make the principle of the British Rule in twaddlers of the Orange tribe in last appraisement, we may be sure I suppose there is no one this country. They never change India. G. that, in many an instance. the last DINES (there PERTH is no section of the British their spots-no, never. shall be first and the first last. PIANO and ORGAN TUNER. . community, I am sure) who would 11118 HAT-STREET Something of this idea ie to be dispute the proposition Efficiency of Charity in the Catholic that here in friend in St. Paul's brief letter to India there can be no trace and Church. Philemon! After he had converted C. H. SMITH & CO. as J. U. Rockefeller. in a recent ar- must be no trace of racial inequa'e to Christianity the latter's runaway UNDERTAKERS ticle in the New York Evening ity. (Loud applause). No one can 281 NEWCASTLE -ST.. PERTH. slave, Onesimus. he sends him hack Post, paid a tribute to the efficiency study the problems of India without 'Phone (Day nr Nieht) .. A1231. again, begging him to receive him. of charity performed under the aus- recalling at the outset that there is 'not now as a servant, but. instead ASK FOR pices of the Catholic Church. "I some suspicion and perhaps at the of a servant, a most dear brother.' have been surprised to learn how present moment some misunderIt is the first instance of the ChrisPHIL RYAN Prices Greatly Refar a given sum of money has gone standing between us. Well, I air Dodge Motor for or Might. tian leaven working in the pagan Car Hire Day in the hands of priests and nuns and convinced that whatever may be Car No. 208. Motor Garage Tele- mass. Here, however, the anduced. Very special how really effective is their use of thought by our Indian friends not phone, A 1927. O.P.O. Motor Rank, cient Romans were far more logical "l it. I fully appreciate the splendid present in this room CI do not refer A5488. than ourselves. 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IRELAND OF PATRIOTS PROTESTANT

Cursed and Damned for Ever Army=Reprisals Invincible Ireland's Scrapped Union of Act The Ireland's Invincible

tive; this may be scoffed at for a time, but is bound to affect the isFor instance, before very long sue. a Liberal or Labour Ministry will UNIONISTS ASSAIL REPRISAL POLICY. be in office in England, and yet may The special correspondent of the worth "The Irish are asking for nothing ist, mentioned that property find it difficult to pass a Bill of W. Grigg, (By Margaret J. Howard, in "Canada.") House of more than what I firmly believe time £5,000,000 had been destroyed and New York World, Joseph 1920. the through OF he ACT treachery RULE and Freedom HOME THE Irish corruption BY truth"; (selfREPEALED the following interesting desIn February, 1920, a few It will be a very conveni- English are prepared to give."- 700 lives have been lost in Ireland gives Lords. not. Ile is said to have stirRepublicans knew Irish fua the in of the of cription engaging articles certain Irishmen that styled' since January. Greenwood's assertion ent expedition for such a Govern- i.ord Henry Bentick. the red up the soul of Ireland; of its When Sir Hamar a cable from Dublin: tile campaign of slander against and passing Act of Union have been altered ment confronted with the difficulty "We are not going to get peace Army in than was Bill he said: "They were most Home Rule six months ago Sir Mr. James M. Tuohy, special re- in Ireland by a policy of arson," More Pope, the Catholics of Ireland of people of Commons, the and expunged during the last 120 and expense of governing a recalcitHouse pagan the in through even and pious civilised York English SecreNew the of Greenwood, "The Irish are Hamar years; that may be true; but these rant Ireland. to turn for relief to presentative Bentinck. the Irish race, under the guise when its Druid creed was its Irish lcuked with amazed amuseen added for times was assuring the London from Ireland, writing for Ireland," with World, tary effected what about than been have truth more changes It nothing the alargument. asking "Telling folly which seemed constitutional at a this it ment century fifth in the and object Sinn Fein's the says: Parliament (Irish; and 2, June British I firmly believe the English are predared to belittle their own Their only the consent of the Irish people also turn out to be conveniillustrious in Christianity." most inconceivable. Sir Hamar Greenwood, ChiefSec- pared to give them:' it the may then intensified campaign against race by such contemptuous state- became the folly might peep their representatives sitting the the Dail, without withdraw- retary that for was ent impulsively, fear wrote he As. poet tolast desper a its admitted was forces for Ireland, Ha Crown the naa in United Parliament: whereas status, to issue Lord Wintertun, another Unionments as "Ireland never was Some of his poems-"Lament for out of the corner of itheandBill that mar Greenwood Bill has been passed ing its Republican night in the House of Commons ate effort to postpone inevitable ac tion because her people never were corrected, a statement to the following effect: that he would consult Commander ist, else strongly condemned Green feat. be to inspired time O'Neill"-was Roe first hand Owen with one Any the to that contrary not through Parliament united"- -forgetful of the fact 'Whereas the claim of the Parlia- in -Chief Nevill Macready about the wood's policy, and said it had with mingled strains of wrath and someone might discover that its knowledge of conditions in Ireland not ment Ireland was a nation centuries be- anguish, of malediction and lament; real effect would be, not to limit wish of Irish represertativys; of Westminster to make laws policy of reprisals, the success of the slightest effect in stopping ashigh officials some including favour. to -day, in cast reIre wa, vote status strongest one single past as no sassination: but the fore England was one-a his "The West's Awake" filled with the powers of the Irish Parliament, Considering the diversity of views for Ireland rested in the which he admitted was open to marks came from Captain Mosley, of the Crown, realises the crushing land has always held sacred despite glories and proud ex- but to make them legally unlimit- in Ireland on these matters that is a other basis than the Act of Union: question. past in Ireland followed forces Ireland's statement His Republican the of her Kedlesof of Curzon, of Earl Union. the persistent endeavours and whereas certain vital clauses of severe condemnation of his policy sotein-law ultant prophecy' for the future; his ed; in fact to repeal the us is more remote now than it was a consid- remarkable fact, and emphasises treaty have been deliberately be five Unionist Coalition members. ton. echo said to Greenwood: alien taskmasters' application of To make this clear, let Nation Once Again" and his the that "Yeti are practising Prussianism year ago. of EngParliament the by violated such means as self -hanging. quarter- "Battle of Fontenot'" compare well er the matter let from the point of very distinctly and emphatically Lloyd Premier and Sir Ilamar Both been It was freely predicted a year ago breach -of contract Which has not only without the consent George were bombarded with in- in Ireland, and it has amused ing, pitch -cap, exile. etc.. to exter- with those of Moore. Davis be view of an Irish Republican, but made the English portions of the land. indignation and execra- that the Crown forces in Ireland, of the Irish people, but without the quiries concerning recent events in howl of urinate the Catholics from the land. from that of an English Constitu- firitedbyParliament. "liberty force, but in moral )loved the auxiliaries and Black You. including the throughout the world "Alfred consent of a single Irish representaAlso forgetful that to mop up is worth blood," he said, "if it can tionalist, who may be taken as beExcitement began when tion Someone may arctic that this tive; therefore, whatever basis of Ireland. are venting on the innocent tne and Tans, were sufficient lieving in the validity of the Act of breach Great" (sixth King of England) cheaper." shoutBut only be had Labour member, not forces. lack Jones, of rights Republican the established because of the in abmay not have had, ed across at the Government, apro- srleen of your inefficiency: finding his people (English) Ireland George himAt this time it is said the young Union, as a pact between two na- one 'party by the other affects the law it may, or the Lloyd Premier recently guilty." the can't catch sou Union to of is Act times, them tions. There is no manner of doubt legality of the new Act rather than in past ject ignorance sent inspiring has most an infant by the were of of killing Government Irelanders pos the the said weak has the self Percy staid Lord Eustace in the preto be educated. and also copied superoptiCrown Forces: writers who so impressed Miss El that constitutionalle the power of it nullifies the original treaty; this clearly without validity and inefficient administration in failed in Ireland and the ore the first from Ireland some of the best law. gee (afterwards Lady Wilde), the the Parliament at Westminster to would be so, only if there were sent or future."an for murderers, every has are all "You Hamar Sir mistic represindiscriminate to led existence of 120 4 you," and following this. General Ireland Thus, after an everled) England of the Venerable Arch- make laws for Ireland has no basis some superior court to which the time signified his doubts aboest the Irishmen, wee deacon Elgee, Protestant rector outside the four corners of the Act aggrieved party might appeal for years, during which time innumer- Seeley obtained leave of the neces- sion. a mons to These Greenwood replied that nothing efficiency of reprisals asstill been inflicted on sary fort) members to move for a have evils able 1800 -the year Before of Union. the joined a chance, respect for Ireland's illustrious too, she, that exWexford, Irish peace. There is In the case of a treaty justice. was done in the way of reprisal Na- Ireland was a country independent between two independent nations, Ireland. the Act of Union, carried motion condemning the failure of cept by order of a brigadier general. so some military leaders here think, the to -contributors dead, have desecrated the memory pen of ranks of in the first place, against the Government to prohibit destruca large if the spirit of the of the English Parliament. and the gross breach of important ar- into effect. Republicans Filled with time the of such Protestant leaders each nation. crush to first the He also stated for a the will of the Irish people, has by her writings were almost re- connected with England only laws whom proclaimed "Ireland ticles of the contract proves that now been admitted by es cry party tion of houses or buildings except though frequently pressed on the body of troops is brought in withthe times, military where necessary for purely present, the was then the link of the Crown; all the up to But as Ireland persons delay. out tion" as the following during volutionary longer any trust innocent be nu if there can before that to he unworkable, and purposes. before and struggling in the darkness of de were made by the King, Lords, and between He declared the Chief point it a case despite Lloyd George's statement the aggressor and the ag- inhastheat State rebellion of 1798 and justIrish last been repealed by the Secretary should not shelter himself suffered he "would consider Eng grieved party, s pair when constitutional agitation Commons of Ireland. and the after the loss of the begin Parliaand liberates the lat- representatives for compensation out of the ex- ten days ago that additional forces of Great Britain in with this admitted itself us Parliament lish behind others on a of Let matter high read a would be sent to Ireland, ostensibly pros -en to be a failure and noble had has alto ment in 1800: from an agreement which ter He funds." chequer Parliament. of the English passed Dean it Among several pathetic letter to his wife from Maj- to make a last bid for its complete policy like this. souls like hers thought it better for constitutional fact whet, Dean Swift. the Protestant ceased to preserve its interests. Muiris The Republic. O'Mordha, in the of 1783, of Act author Renunciation the cases outrages Crown the oncrete of by and ise slain unfortunate people to Others again may ask what pracSt. Patrick's Compton Smith, who had been subjection. there is a mysterious au - the still on tical forces, he mentioned that of Mrs. or fighting as men for their liberties which, strangely enough, isAct result arises out of this arguDrapier 'Letters, and for the MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. captured and "executed" by Sinn hesitation in launching this proposdeGovern This Book. Statute British the whose l'obin, house was destroyed the of famfever which cowards ment, even if it be true that. from than die like thor of Feiners, in which that officer said ed campaign. 15 Cleaver -street, W.'st Perth. of 300 dol ine by the roadside. in Tipperary. Mrs. Tobin was a be bequeathed his watch to the Miss Elgee ad- clared that "the right claimed by a constitutional point of view. the What is clearly apparent to any Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Ptpe trent offered a reward bound found be to be Ireland of who lost people widow, two sons in France, could the Terms on Organ, and Harmony. a informer in no Young Irelanders the Act in the has been fact repealed, if lars, but officer who had him in charge. one who has closely watched the Dean dressed. application. Miss O'Connor Is preby His Ma- power vet her house, occupied solely by Irish considers in Ireland is that, after and with situation remains England sublime call to arms. unsurpassed by only by laws enacted to engentleman, is a base enough to betray him. "he es take pared to pupil. for the Pipe the Parliament of Ire- force its claims by force of arms. herself and daughter, aged thirteen, what he is doing his duty." surviving the first days of the crushTel. .82946. Organ. Swift in these papers said: in your the great Napoleon to his French jesty and all was blown up. cases whatever and The reply is that it is 110 light matin wound ing campaign instituted by the Kenworthy "The remedy, is whollyI have di- army,aPPealing to the whole Irish land, Commander from thence, shall ter to have the Act of Union repeal. Nothing incriminating had been debate by declaring that if .Crown forces more than a year ago, own hands, and therefore to refresh Nation: "Is there ans- man amongst without itappeal is hereby declared to he ed, and to have any basis of legality found. although the house had been up the and able to grossed a little, in order raised am- us who wishes to take one further he, LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELT. LIKE. raided and searched several times Greenwood's statement was'the pol- militant Sinn F'ein has been for withdrawn from an English Execu- SOME and ascertained It has NONE TASTE LIKE UNION SEER. the Government, "we have reform and consolidate. icy of and continue that spirit and to let step on the base path of suffrance established hereafter, time Before destroying the house, the at no shall of and lines ever its trials intact the made more Molyneux, there one man _____ worse in once and slavery? Is nothing ong you by military smashed every article of heard of God, of who thinks that Ireland has not be questioned or questionable." of the German war criminals at communication, and its secret seryou see, that by the laws Parliayou the Irish Furniture, with picks and hatchets. 1800 year not if the In well, as country, functioning her is your in vice degraded been sufficiently nature and of The same day other houses in the Leipzig." a peg honour and her rights to iustify her ment passed a Bill entitled "the There had hitherto been no such better, than ever before. are, and ought to be, as free listrict were also destroyed. England." now in fiercely turning upon her up- Act of Union of Great Britain and of the Georgian Irish There are many estimates of the ple as you brethern in rights certain "Such proceedings are wrong." de- condemnation Vol. in which frbm any considerable body number of active forces really at pressor? No! A man so infamous Ireland, policy (McGee's History of Ireland, natio's ark.the Irish the "and I to the elared General, reserved were herald it may and command of the Republican he or if the earth: of Coalitionists, cannot tread the H., Page 618.) House to say they must be stop- a Government check upon the out- leaders. Few well informed persons as a guarantee for its security and 133- does the voice of the coward is stiflThen take these Protestant Union loudly cheerthe was as demand ped." His as long treatment fair perMolyneux, daily people it at less than forty thousand, Grattan, ringing shout of innocent place wild in clear, rages ed the triots-Henry Ministerialiste. ed. even by some last: these rights were part by Auxiliaries and Black and many say there are more than arthat leaps from hill to hill that mightparcel Wolfe Tone, Robert Emmet, Addis between "Who gave orders for these repri- petuated treaty the Orr, of and not all armed, but Brothers, thousand, fifty Tans. Sheares to sea. that peals and from sea the echoes Emmet, "There are tw sals?" he asked. min - from the lips of an uprisen nation- the two independent nations, and (One thing is very clear, whatever ready to take the places of those Rev. John Porter, Presbyterian authorities-the police and the mili happens and included in the North accepted going were lie-es or are capof their negetiatione lose editor to the who and free! must be Belfast, we of ister tory-and there is no co-ordination on at present, some other method tured. Grogan, "In the name then of your tramp corresponding Act passed by the ern Star, Bagenal Harvey,and It was pointed of coercion must be adopted by the It was unquestionably the desire, between them." These rights Nap- led and degraded country, in the English Parliament. Morgan, General Clooney "That in order to permanently record our thankfulness for the reby sut that the Chief Secretary should British Government if Ireland is -s as well as the belief of the Crown modified Tandy, name of all heroic virtue. of all that may no doubt be per Tandy, or James Napper lie the sole authority to "slue such be held by force. two nations, The inhuman leaders, that repression long since cent triumph of right and justice (in the vindication of Australia's makes life illustrious or death di, agreement between betheabrogated In 1779, when England restricted by sliders, as he is responsible to the and barbaric reprisals must not be would have driven the Republican no more human can but beyond ine, in the name of your starved, our Bishop and Sisterhood), and gratify by to a wish long felt the trade of Ireland of House Commons against the Irish nation one returned to. Humanity shrieks out into the open to be annihilatyour exiled, your dead. by your the action of endurance Tandy started a camdear to his heart, we resolve to at once undertake the completion Government. "Forces are at work," against them. They are dead, and forces But the Reof martyrs in prison cells and felon the. will of the other than can one ed in pitched battles. paign against the purchasing continued Seeley. "to bring about agreement business a the for ever.) of St. Michael's Cathedral at Wagga, and declare that a subpublicans have sought no,such unechains, in the name of God and partner to English goods. So effective was reconciliation in Ireland, and to as- damned other. It ofthe the other On rights the out Protestant encounters. rule this qual of and work listening earth man, by the patriotic scription list be now opened for that purpose. and that all Cathosist that work it is necessary- to if the Irish Parlia THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. hand, in recent months, under the Dubliner that he finally was driven watching heaven. I call on you to is possible that stop brutal murder and to respect lics and sympathisers throughout Australia be invited to co-opercitadel. i. itself with a Crown that contended of had political nose a ment very 1795, in of your soul a make this aspiration America out to the homes of the Irish peOple" self-destruction, and Dublin Castle, they have carried ate." (One of the resolutions yarried by the, Catholic laity of Even as you read these simple act of all exile. In the '40's in the Nation deed. Col. Walter Cuisines. another Coato try to the rights and libof onslaughts dramatic out and his Manufacturers (newspaper) or in the insurrection weak words of a heart that yet pal - a surrender of Wagga on Sunday, July 24th, at a demonstration in honour Modellers, lition Unionist. denounced these nation to an wreck the British administrative Importers. of 1848-Thomas Davis, Ferguson, pitates with an euthusiasm as heroic erties of the Irish matters might burnings, and declared these repri- Church Furnishers, Lordship Dr. Dwyer, when £3,500 was subscriligd in the Riverina Catholic Book- machinery-the purpose in burning Houghton and Ingram (professor, as your own, and your breast heaves Englishon Parliament, cals were driving the Government's But sellers. footing. different a Custom House. stand "Who of inclividullly Hall). Subscriptions, which will be acknowledged and your eyes grow dim -with tears Dublin College), author few friends in Ireland into the arms Piethre Framers. School Suppliers. theThis episode has so "got the wind carefully and 543 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY Fears to Speak of '98?" Miss El" as the memory of Irelaild's wrongs the Irish Parliament of the Sinn Fein and causing intense and in the columns of this paper, may be sent direct to Rev. T. policy, that avoided MELSOURNE.. -ST., of Government officials,' who up" 244 ELIZABETH deliberately McKnight rushes upon your soul-even now gee (Speranza), Miss bitterness. The House for All Catholic Goode for fear Dublin Castle itself may be the Ryan, Administrator, Bishop's House, Wagga, or P. J. Mahon, laid down as conditions of the (Thomasine). All of these writers lift up your right hand to heaven and Lord Henry Bentinck. also Union Church, Home, Etc. rights specific of number objective, that extraordinary a next Union O'Brien, Smith and swear, swear by your undying Esq., Hon. Treasurer. and poets-William retained by the Irish nation as precautions are being taken to safeMitchel, Martin, Wallis, and Piggot. soul, by your hopes of immortality, to be as lasted. this small city of GovernUnion the guard long were patriots never down to lay your arms, never Many of the above ment servants. It is stated here The preamble of the Act states: among those executed as rebels. to cease hostilities till you regenerconthe military chiefs recently . "It will be advisable to that such find we ate and save this fallen land." Among later leaders may best have not only kept all rooftops adOf the founders of the Nation cur in such measures as men as Isaac Butt (father of Home kingdoms of the Castle under surveiltwo to the to unite jacent tend ParStewart Charles (newspaper) Davis (Protestant), and Rule) and Ireland into one lance. but have beer, closely studynell (Protestants). Thus the very Dillon and Duffy (Catholics), all Great Britain ing the city engineers' maps of the in such manner and on utterances of that delegation of three a unit in purpose, brought for kingdom may as conditions drains and water pipes under the and terms such February, 1920, said to have been ward the God -gifted talent that lay respective Castle premises, for fear Sinn Fein established by the sent out here by Carson and finar.- crushed and dormant throughout be and Britain might attempt to sap underneath Great of Parliaments Aikin the land-Catholic and Protestant ced by a Canadian. Max the Castle buildings or tamper with Ireland." bad alike. Too (Lord Beaverbrook). Lords four the gas. electric, or water conduits. "that out sets 4 Art. of little It is a well-known fact that Fitz "Max" would not read a '28 Dublin Castle, the chief Altrong. . and . of Ireland Ireland's history and not be so far gibbon (Lord Clare), Lord Castle - Spiritual hold of English GovernmenalluthoIreland of Temporal Lords reagh and Pitt sowed the seed of lead astray by bigotry. vote in Ireland, nearly two years and ray to sit number be the Even the "Union" did not de- dissension in Ireland. Of Lord Cas- shallthe the after the intensive campaign com11% part of Ireland in prive Ireland of its spirit of nation- tlereagh. who carried the "Union" on in Ireland, is to -day more menced Parliament the of Lords House of hood. Her voice was 7.000 for the and thus deprived Ireland of her of of a beleaguered citadel than ever the United Kingdom, and 100 Union and 700,000 against it. Of Parliament, Rev. Dr. Dixon, Moder- Commoners to before. number the . be The house which is roofed with the "Union" W. E. Gladstone (Eng- ator of the Synod of Ulster, said sit and vote on the part of Ireland's greatest statesman), in 1886, when he saw Castlereagh defeated land in the House of Commons of them is distinctive, and it will said: "I kncv of no blacker or foul- in the election of 1815: "I have the e UNDERWOOD BUSINESS Kingof the United et, transaction in the history of man pleasure of seeing him rejected as the Parliament have a longer life, and command be- the violater of his solemn engage- dom." than the making of the 'Union'Lecky the "from that COLLEGE Article 7 stated ments and the unblushing betrayer tween England and Ireland." of taxaa higher price in the property his country to a foreign Sanhe- period at which equalityestablished (historian) says: "The 'Union' was of been S USINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS tion shall have Mrs drin." ben', corruption and fraud." market it shall The Full Business Course, six hours Mr. All down the pages of Ireland's between the two countries regulate bery, coruption and fraud." Per day, t20 for the year, payable no longer necessary to course, A Year's Fox characterised the "Union" as history Catholics were always ready lie f5 per term. two counthe of contribution the German to abomfollow since the and the Imported lead Best of The true patriots of three hours per day, t12, payable "atrocious in its principle expendifuture the Tile Sample Free You a t3 per term in advance. EVENSend Let Us Is it any their country-be they Cathoic or tries towards inable in its means." acONLY-Shorthand ING STUDY the United Kingdom Makes were Procurable, and Offered wonder, then, that a radical change Protestant. The present leader, De ture of to Typewriting, and Bookkeepingany spedific proportion." three evenings per week, t2 105. is sought by the Sinn Fein members Valera chances to be a Catholic-- cording "That down: at laid Public the to clause Another term. of thus per it is claimed choice by the enemies of who are now the elected said foregoing recited articB USINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. all Ireland and are neither degen- Ireland "to be a religious fight." The all the every one of them, -O -O Special Full Course for Boys, six crates, murderers, nor Bolshevists? Catholics of Ireland were just as les, each and to the true intent and hours daily, Bookkeeping and AcThey seek not the destruction of loyal to such leaders as Thomas according confirmcounts, Economic History, Econoratified, be thereof, tenor Davis, Wolfe Tone, Robert peoples-not Emmet, England. or any other mic Geography and Technology, they and be Delay, and Many Not approved, Business Mathematics, Commercial even of the Orangemen whom the Grattan, General Clooney, and Nap ed and arthe be, English and Correspondence, °Mee hereby declared to aforesaid delegates represented, but per Tandy-all non-Catholic leaders. are Bri-day Great To of Order and Procedure and Business Method, Union the of ticles : merely demand absolute and un- The fact that is confronting Lloyd same Civics and Elementary Economics the and Ireland, and tain George at present is: Ireland, (self-reliance) hold -L20 for the year, payable 15 per nationhood divided for effect have and force in be shall term. From Only for Ireland, and are composed of all ing fast to the principles set forth 1801." January, ONLY, three 1st. EVENING STUDY the classes and creeds standing for Ire- for which the late war was fought, ever from that evenings weekly, fa 10s. per term. clear perfectly seems It land first-then the empire, which established her own Parliament when the Westminster Parliament Call or write for further particulars. 'Phone 2357. is undoubtedly the plan by which (Dail Eireann), proceeded to create the Government of Ireland UNDERWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE, 7.1 886 the empire can hold together for a court of justice of marvellous per- passed WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, it violated the treaty fection-a precedent fee the whole Act of 1920, the future. TERRACE. GEORGE'S ST. vital several of its most Of the above -mentioned names I world and a proof of her capability of 1800 in The Irish Parliament MURRAY will make some allusion to Thomas to do what Lloyd George's Govern - conditions. and insisted as a condiDEPORTMENT. DANCING AND Davis and Miss Elgee (Sepranza) ment seems incapable of doing at bargained tion of the Union that the inIrish POSTAL ADDRESS; BOX 57, G.P.O., PERTH, and leave the readers to judge for home in England, much less in Ire people the be represented should MISS KERMA SCOTT, Ireland been allowed Had land. to heroic such themselves and compare NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. Parliament by 100 member,: Teacher of Latest Ballroom and patriots with the men we listened continue the world would be at United interests financial their that so Fancy Dancing, to but Lloyd -day; George's peace as "Ulster 1920, 12, to on February be guarded. and that unfair Has Resumed Tuition. delegates." One of the greatest pride and jealousy closed the doer.; might laws and imposts might not be inpeace. to in Ireland, of Davis) (Thomas men This safeguard flicted on them. Private Lessons by appointment. the year 1842, came into promin. HIGH SCHOOL has been taken away. and the numPrivate Address: "Abbetatord, Duffy SACRED HEART once when he, Dillon and (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Sodlleties' Acts of Australasia). the Greenwood Act by PERTH. reduced HILL, ber HIGHGATE 11111 Aberdeen -street, Perth. founded the Nation (newspaper) in Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. BOARDERS and DAY to 46. At the same time a fixed tri-a Dublin. Davis (a Protestant) was (males and_ tOmales),. demanding. their. Tel. A4787. million pounds It is essentially Irish and Contolir, ana it speci eiy Appeals to Catholics eighteen of SCHOLARS. bute DISTRICT by the receipt on Locality any Branches will be established in considered a peer among peers, so SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Pu pils are prepared for Uuniven year has been imposed on Ireland, TEN PERSONS sanctioned by the PRIEST of the DISTRICT, the by a of requisition SIGNED SECRETARY remarkable were his talents and sti in requisition. Commercial, and Musical Ex - nearly all of which will be spent names and ages of intending members being fully set out in the:0.000 His nationality he up- agitations. character. members and £30.0,383 in Funds. FinanORIENTAL HOTEL 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealaud. England, contrary to article 7 of the Mi. Of Ireland he held to perfection. Hannan -street, Kalgoorlie.on 'Phone cial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. For further particulars apply to treaty. Moreover, if the Irish Parthe Fields. MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. One of the Best Hotels said:' "To long has this unfortunate NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. REV MOTHER PRIORESS. liament surrendered its right to Ilan of ri000mmeaation. Splendid ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD PROPERTY. AMOUNTS LARGE SMALL OR country filled the role of beggar by the IN under to ADVANCED Dining room was LOANS Tel. A3810. it Kept. E verything make laws for Ireland, Perth. 1/6; the city gate, whining for the doles supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals, Pro. Full Particulars on Appiteation to J.. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hiberian Han. eturrolly-street, Parliament of the United Kingdom, TIM FRAWLEY, Weekly, 27/6. given grudgingly by the British OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. HOTEL BEDFORD and not to a Lord -Lieutenant and M.I. MODERN REQUIREMENTS. HALL. HIBERNIAN prietor. from taskmaster. We must develop Nothing a nominated Council. Satairday. RATES. Minimum MURRAY-STREET. Monday to Friday. 0 5 within and our war cry must be 8 p.m. to I i p.m. . f2 unconstitutional more 0 . t2 0 8 p.m. to ii p.m. Splendid Accommodation for Country could be SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMEI.L LIKE. 0 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . £5 15 and our Visitors. Thor- than this Crown Colony clause. 6 'Sinn Fein' (ourselves) Turin* Moderate. 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . t2 7 NONE TASTE MILT UNION BEER. Throughout. GEORGE motto 'Self-Reliance.'" His moral as- oughly Renovated this to reply in said be may It Proprietor. AUBURN, of the rock pect "nationality an

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MISS M. L. DONOVAN. 2000 years Seagan Ua Brian.) occur in IreThe China Hall, Dynon's Buildings borne rible happenings could and evening Sunday on God-fearing a After a lengthy illness, The devotions 915-917 Hay Street Perth cheerland amongst a inand be and must fortitude a most edifying attend- with wonderful Donocrimeless people. of There ques- last were of Lilian Irish were and Margaret the FANCY GOODS, R.P. Miss nature, fulness, just settlement that the fight would structive CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, congregation. Very van, of J4rahwood and Busselton, fine a by ed It.. tion. Without her WARE, at It was Rev. Father Callan. °ALL deliver- passed to her eternal reward have to go on in Ireland. Dziniss SETS, TOILET for Ireland and ed an interesting sermon on the parents' residence early on Sunday a fight for justice People who been numerous important feasts conGREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, had and FRUIT SETS. morning, June 26th. in Deceased, SITS, for democracy. to toquescame ending 1894, Irish week the the with born in Perth that torn asunder over that it would nectedmentioning PRICE LIST. an early age, various incidents was on Sunday. "Let us pray day, Mbe in this district at WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND may be tion, and he realised Attorney-Gen- ville interests of the sister in the lives of the saints concerned, well and favourably known best was CENTRAL. the and A. McTiernan (State and excellent the present negotiations in A4270 on be the of TELEPHONE people describing vividly many QUEENSLAND. brougnt to a happy termination if the English and Irish throughout the district. Specialising eral) was a rousing conIt rested and he was speaking tre- the basis of peace. I do not study isles happenings and beautiful together. music, Miss Donovan won Valera recently one. Whilst to do mystical direction, came from the politics, and at times do not read fraternised He appealed to in cheering Government mentioned. Mr. Eamonn De places Mr. British to the mendous siderable success in that reply three with the said or in about hope," two assist services us till to her bring 'Let papers gave and cabled the following congregation the all times the daily of the street outside. God the right thing he was proper observance of the chanted and atin the cause of any deserving the voice of slanThere is this. McLachlan. State Secretary Ireland. Whileended, of the Self-De- the speaker, "that has been silenced days later. he devotions by singing with the choir freely should live peace with see on Queensland Section the trouble made nations, and they The funeral took placewere to object. League in re- der and calumny anxious fired envy in beautiful STATION. Ireland bomb not brought the for and it trmination the remains To-morrow evening RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY by the for ever." The Liguori Syndicate together as sisters, would not like to seesacrifice will be Tuesday. whenBusselton England of Heart train, Sacredby the domination. of gard to the resolution carried Touchell-Barton the in Litany to and by by the conveyed about most The a Ireland n end. be force to to would sure Josto St. and is League:should no more try resolution proved a most disastrous tion. Without that fight is and, after being taken to rest in to chanted, CHAS. F. UOSDEN, Manager. "Warm thanks for yourDe Valera. resolutions were carried amidst deafdevotional offering. The choir to be under its rule than Ireland aims of the Allies were Church, were laid DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. Money flowed in should force England to be subject that the for democracy now superior to any of its predeces- eph's Rev. FaThe safe and support."-Eamonn world ening applause. cemetery. the local make the a Ireland, as at both of self-determi- sors, and is very enthusiastically S.J., very generously. and some of the- to its domination. his ef- ther McCormack officiated great sympathy Catholic nation, looks up to God. and the furtherance Very Rev. Father Lockington, were then told that assisting the parish priest in music services, and the last sad rites were the Sisters of cheques spoke the did not forts to provide devotional the Bishop who She is the most noble of nations in nation.wereThey they for relations if of conducted retreats for donors the the of disloyal number and a ap- which will be devotional in every attended by imposed up- the world, and has made every sacri- they Mercy at Hallow's Convent the funeral principle. What and Adoration, faced the trying ordealand and friends. Prior to wretched fice for the rights of truth and reli- support thatshould Sale was Sisters of the Perpetual apply now, sense of the word. Kinds on him by a bigoted then plied to leaving Jarrahwood. the mill Talking Machines subscribnothing -deter was self £1500 therefore, Brisbane. Hibernian held and the were against juvenile hour, gion. We have, faction. Over an who The for down those closed said, revenge. on to sup- their usual fortnightly meeting Archbishop desire for said to sidthe be rail as and not the up several but at ed, give could have assembled guilty con- inination The Sisters of Mercyin Northern "That was only the beginning." tiroverning the Monday evening last, when Bro. M. residents Only those persons with asay last tributes of reif they port the principlle a large ing to payonetheir Edison Amflourishing schools chief afraid, and £2 2s. to £70. school is Gallagher presided over to whom they enterwar. to of Syd- science are or spect Irish acted -sided, Gramophones, playing flat records, the Healy Queensland. Their Archbishop of J. the R. hands Bro. Grace the His were in memories. The £16. Flat Records. double Townsville. meeting. pleasant Records, such College, foundaCylinder to has tained the Al.fred playing put of Records, Patrick's and C.SS.R.. berolas, St. Masters Eric they would be Sisters of the ney, at the ofblessing Rev'. J. Campbell, Ballarat to es Warden. a big lot for Christmas. Cylinder sincere sympathy is felt for landing school at CathulicsAs it is, there is nothing to most are beneWe new as One of the pioneer was the 3/6. initiated from were M. stone tion Cooper death. Mother Edison Catalogue. transferred in their bereavement. of Order in that/cityNudgee, who re- Hurstville on Sunday, the 17th ult.,a hinder those who want justice and been 3/6 each. We stock all in the Catalogues posted to all who write Receipts for the the familythe fit members. New Zealand Community many beautiful floral Among to say sister coun- the Redemptorist and Bro. Monthly lists and complete Bridget, now of Fathers. said that he would like way year. grave were fair play between the Ireland." meeting totalled 10/10, the 90th upon her the laid on about tributes the entered in friendly a in to Meeting them. cently "for justice word or two closed the Mother. parts in stock. in the news- tries giving Secretary Gallagher after which those from: --Father and Needles, Mainsprings, and all repair of the clergy the remarks published Mr. J. W. Ryan. Grand in Lon- prescribed form at 8.30, themselves Clarence and Jack, May and Myrtle, being At the big Sydney Town Hall At a general meeting All kinds of Talking Machines Repaired. amused arrived on the papers in regard to what was There members the Jean H.A.C.B.S.. and the Brisbane, of Gladys Martha, "Dara," faciliLittle held at de- taught in the State schools. when Dr. Dwyer, of Wagga, don just in time to have an inter- with their splendid recreation and and 25.000 Ca- meeting, Bro. Clem. Cousins, uncle and aunt Kate uncle 18th ult., it was unanimously was so enthusiastically honoured at, view with his Grace Archbishop ties until 9 o'clock. a fitting man- were between 23,000 cided to celebrate in is to be presented family, Tom and Phyllis, of tholic children attending State ter the decision of the Liguori case. Mannix. P.P., Jubilee Nelson, cousin and Silver Connie ner the Sacerdotal golden emblem at the so- Henry. auntIrene of Bris- schools, because the Church could the Very Rev. Dr. O'Reilly, C.M., and Jimmy Savin with tohis Ray, little his Grace the Archbishop be held by the adult branch cial who was in fine form, suggested month. The An earthquake shock occurred con- age, James Savage, Dolly Hutchinpoison occurbranch should bane, which occurs nextsteps in the The Press juvenile This district. Yellow the shortly. that Terang Ron, Ken and the little oldest It family, the pup. is and houseIt laity are also taking son in every tinues to thrive. its offspring, the Yellow its sup- Millie Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ockerby the rence was noted same direction. in the State, and maintainsmember? Perth. is developing in the opinion of bad hold in the vicinity. and family, Frame Mrs. a family, boy John's, and your by Fr. eriority. Is Central Arcade worthy Kector of St. It was the 110. to Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and facontinues A mission was conducted Bazaar mange. Sisters of Church, The Ita's symptoms at St. family, Mr. Trocy, C.SS.R., though SOUTH AUSTRALIA. be the chief topic of conversation mily, -Mrs. Joyce and Midday on Wednesday Yellow Press, said Dr. O'Reilly. the weather Mrs. curE 't&fandi, and has in Catholic circles at the Port. The and Mrs. Vernon, Mr. and most which worked up the sectarian J. V. O'Loghlin Irish Week is the and girls, Hon. to Each Ray hard Mrs. The suit and wsa unfavourable yet it was working Mr. law are Stone, recent the stalls various made LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. of the from long that iosity came and president Mr. People the elected of Rutherford, of been successful. O'Logh- ensure the ultimate success be ac- Mr. and Mrs. in the relipossible, and that drewthequeues Association. Mr.the B. Evans, only anci'Mrs. in .National can distances to take part Mead court result ga F. This Mrs. to Land peope effort. the closEtc., nithy-minded member of gious exercises, and when every Ca- that Contributions, Reports, the sala- lin had been aIrish the whole -hearted sup- Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. National Federa- hieved by generous the expectation of hearinghinted for the curthe family, MUSIC SELLERS, charitable Abbey Advertisements League, and family, at. ing time came practically and and a were of Sullivan htIIRRAY-STREET League, port miswhich THE cious details made the THE the United Irish rent week's issue beof taken, tholic in the district and Remember Our Lord said, sup- public. Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. people must be tion, andalways Mrs. and Miss Higgins. Miss O'Drisgive these warm Who sore a Palmwoods How been in may (neer Boasts). J. given has RECORD sion. At,Nambour Mrs. Baird and family, E. Father "Even a cup of coldbewater given. when they realise that the money and NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET unrewarded." coll, porter of the Irish cause. successful missions were also Mrs. Lockhart, Mr. and Old My name shall not Mulgrave, 67, G.P.O., Perth. the Box which they so laboriously scraped from Address;. lately Postal and Mrs. Correct Taylor, Mr. and on There are three-Faith, Hope, in the in a year's hard work was McLaughlin, Nambour these Mrs. W. J. NO SHOPS IN BARRACK-STREET. -lectured to the Society and A very old resident of Mrs. Rose not have schools everywhere were a together Reflec- Charity-and the greatest ofas you Holgate. Mr. and Mrs. Pettit all spent on excellent Catholic pro- Land, Wherever there Reminiscences and received, country. T. Rantas generous for Fre. Catalogue. "Irish district, in the person of Be Anderson, Write figurE. which Charity. is Choir: the broom on family. chilThe Catholic paganda. warmly GIVE. sufficient number of tions." He was Dwyer, died at Peachester BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. and can. No matter how little, ing. K. Abbey, R. Walsh, F. Mcillness follow- dren f6r a school, every effort was ed so prominently in the recent prohis address was eloauent 7th ult, after a long Mr. your mind the parable Sweeney and K. Higgins. and the before to Keep presented Ashbe E. the is to L. However, ceedings help made to erect one. and ing on an accident. of "The Widow's Mite." and Mr. and Mrs. W. Donovan also died on Catholic children were in the pub- proper officials in the hope that instructive. Charity's by of the Royal Hotel, to thank Father Mcthe good Sisters for sweet Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. illthey may use it to clean out the 6th, at Mt. St. Michael's of this crush- family wish July lic schools on the faith of an underthem On GorDr. the 13th ult after a protracted Relieve sake. young Busselton), (of that lodges. Cormack seven Orange Parliament of cloud "The Famous "Snites Gagner," Act an Randwick. black of R.I.P. taking brooding ness. Convent, Dr. Andrews ing debt-this (-en- don (of York), and be taught any other professed in the Good not happy would their were they of unladies horizon and the kind on their arnumfor Duhig (of Mannup) Among the He had been inVICTORIA. of religion. His' Grace Archbishop Samaritan Order. their the Canberra form THE PLACE TO GO FOR Leo (Annie Mo- tent. Children of Mary are hold- remitting attention during illness. here and there, under rived in Townsville by and ber was Sister M. with his formed that, Amongst the engagements await- loney), praygranddaughter of ingThetheir a in the daughter's sad and painful Protestant is ball HATS, SILK and FASHION annual who inspectors, on Friday, 8th ult., grand certain PANAMA ArchMaitFANCY VESTS, of RockIt was ing the arrival of his Grace solemn being introduced. Mrs. Moloney. ofmaternal Victoria Hall on August 1Sth. The R.I.P. were and ers Lordship Dr. Shiel, Bishop TIES, ETC. Mr. SOX, were the SHIRTS, is Mannix the overland, to cry out. as that bishop South Australia. late Mr. and Proceeds are being devoted to the hampton, who cameafternoon by the time,intherefore, and opening of the Sacred land, WEARING APPAREL being the the coming ba- time of going to press he has not at violation of the public char- blessing Church, Stall GENTLEMEN'S was entertained in the IN grandparents Sodality's Sison His (Vie.), EVERYTHING Kew Mantara. College. SUPERVISED. might Heart aug- returned for the desired particulars. Madigan. pupil! of St. Patrick's by a num- acter of those schools. Theyreligion also en- zaar, and should materially COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY to 130,000 has been ex- Mrs. Denis sister some menace a which is patthis to as Catholic youngest sure being accompnied Be the a was teach 'Leo's Such well M. Grace ment the funds. Included in the as Catholics pended. It is built on a command. ter Order last Easter. If he is anxious is leaving no the community. other. same which any as the stall, well this as ber of visitors. tered ronise SisBourke, V.G., were supporting the State schools as ing eminence, and the dome can be The aunt of these young ladies, a splendid to secure information let him ask for DON'T FORGET THE party were Monsignor of stone unturned to assure and Sim- well as the other sections of the seen for miles around. The parish ei on the 16th. inst. it like a man, and not endeavour Denis also a member and Rev. Fathers Hogan ADDRESS is back night's enjoyment profusely community, and there should not be priest, Rev. Father J. Manly, and ter Mary Order was of Carnar- to secure it by caiolery and amacollege Samaritan The Knuckev. Nellie Good Miss ington. PERTH, If he were pupils were the least shadow of proselytism his people are to be felicitated on the BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, State after an absence of Fremantle teur-detective schemes. native formerly and CORNER her decorated, and all the von, in stain entertain- or, forcing children to take up pray- the completion of this basilica at present this was a passenger by the Katoomba honest in his intentions he would arrayed in white. aThe of 24 years. She is proI Heart. where Sacred attitude. musical of the East foolish Pirie. honour goes according this She not adopt Sacerclay last. ment consisted of with a song of ers which would not be belief. It tioned at Port . a branch Bert the Good am prepired to assist Catholic children's to enter the Convent ofVictoria. gramme, starting zealous community has the col- to the bi Father J. J. Malone, of Geelong continued his Grace, Abbotsford. ine case of victimisation brought said," Shepherd, welcome, finely rendered by might house. the recently colthe announcing by my notice, but a .man who discord. No West, when Hostel). lege choir, accompanied the My reference last week to the vic- under a "that I am bringing in must mind arrangements made for the recep(says not is followed enquiries Then HAY STREET (Opp.25 Years inEdward to pretends to be what he is when lady Catholics reply Cathol;c In a local such thing. lege- orchestra. of a timisation in MelW.A. be that recitaMannix of learn Archbishop we the wrong string Established was a gift from tion of Cross). pulling it bigcted as very faith, her of concert, which consisted their Southern hands the damat items, schemes in a matter bourne this month, said that he was statement for claim for £1,000 Scapulars, Prayer Books, Picheaven. For it they must Make tions, and musical and vocal non-Catholic employer, has caused adopts these A Large Assortment of Rosaries, Candles, Incense, Charcoal, What have the for their inclined to think that Dr. Mannix ages has been tiled in the Supreme of this nature. by one party at least to feel more cr dis- sacrifices. pray and fight midst. Crucifixes, Statues, Beeswax,etc. the their unlawin brought ,he tures, long be regarding not action say afternoon, by would to little so that, libel, F.C.M.S. a Saturday much found in Floats, On as it was Yorke- less uncomfortable-so I have were entertained faith, had heard that the clergy in- Court Magazines. Also a General Stock E. J. Hogan, LL.B.,H.ofLowyck, that he. or his, amateur detective ful use of their name? tinguished visitors community at a lttle it could be undermined. The He Agents fur all R.C. Papers andand Stationery kept in filling the vacant See Mr. N. man before. If he by the Catholic was held in the Minister had declared that while he terested our office 'in search of this never seen the Goods town, against Key. to came Fancy of place. Mannix. realise Dr. same will he Tel. A1125. selected had the of Gaelic, Dublin of be secuunderstands garden party, which purporting to be a Anglican Minister College. was in charge there would and had forwarded his name at the The alleged libel is contained in a scribe, trrirelt. who our Fremantle representative grounds of St. Patrick's lar education." tative of the Fremantle looking publishheading the Rome. were to list their changed of have I grounds head defendant, as The beautiful letter from the Society, and gave the name is, and college orchesPioneer, com- Men's Braid Suspecting some sinis- of this column for his benefit their best, whilst the in the Yorketown by While Mr. James Day. of Bede's Mr. Hogan of O'Neill. function conMrs. Hannah Griffith, who died in ed on a speech of our staf: proceed- future guidance!! one St. tra right through the object, ter menting entering was muat the of widow CLUE (Opposite Xing Ed wood, the Stall was last week, The North Fremantle NEST DOOR TO CELTIC meeting in Yorketown him as to his credenTel. A1665. tributed their high standard on a recent Melbourne 534 NAY-4TREET, Proprietress. a grand H. Griffith, at a public Mr. Cle- ed to question authority. and his Lord- Church to attend Massand Ile told coming bazaar is holdingand eve of Anzac Day. Daly ward Hostel). SIMS M. J. IlloDERNOTT, his died. The of the late Mr. Arthur the and sic. Both his Gracedelight tials, on In conformity with collapsed aphe lof fancy Beeswax, and Sunday, Richard PUre Sir plain cent. of per brother Insense, Mr. J. J. only been children and adults' Candles, 65 had with yet Wax Charcoal, as Oil, K.C., matter Pure ship expressed their reception given deceased gentleman was 90 years of youngest the us land, Sanctuary Wicks Tapers, are the of the famous Wednesday evening Pictures a SpeChurch requirements; among a few of the mem- dress ball onMcGann. he came Griffith, author and Daly, solicitors) preciation of the Markers, Priests' New Ritual, Sacred Heart; A.L CIL, will and Mr. mooted Holy Oil Stocks,of Missal afternoon took age. A native of Ireland. "Griffith's Valuation of Ireland." Denny to next. Miss Acts of Consecration to the of plaintiff, intended Cross, of the they the Medals; age that the for Mary them. and during themeeting and at bers, Wales counsel Stations Children cialty. Silver good night's. all pre- to New South after arriving in Australia Mother of Pearl Rosaries; Smith, K.C., has been bring it up at the next meeting of supply the music, and aRoll Books by late the opportunity of old friendships. 25 years. Irish Horn and Photos. of Dr. biennia; He leaves a grown-up Shortly up and or Bishops' Conference; Mr. Griffith died, leaving his widow F. Villeneuve to dancing is assured. of Irish Music and Readdefence. Pictures proceeded supply the He Good for Benson. F.C.M.S. sent and renewing the Father retained will and Thompson. Francis family. R.I.P. The function Canon Sheehan with a very slender income and a * Sir James Butler, and Heart subsequent questions in Hea help the cause. Messenger, Our ing matter by Fr. Lasance. recently, answer but of two daughters and Directory, 1951, Record. Sacred was a membe held at the North Fremantle irregular manner. Press, Advocate, St. Anjustifica- young family Agent for Catholic Mrs. C. Cahill, who died Sunday, the 10th ult.,Catholics only brazen Sinn Fein, its aims andFreeman's the St. Joseph's Garland Catholic of whom is Mr. Arpf one was sons, Hall. American, and Annals, nine 24, said he Town Irish, of whom Lady's age men Magazine. the credited early for the wrongly Sydney Maria, Benzlger's orable day thony's Annals, Ave stocked. Griffith, late Minister for Edu- at day on tion (says thefound Mr. P. Lynch he had secured to support Lis enCirculating Library. St. Patrick's Badges, a clever expo- thur daughter of the late English Literature Townsville, as this was the The Journal) has State. of this Terowie. offibeautication of and prominent being -elected St. Lynch, Assortment. with of Mrs. Large pupil quiries and which the newly was bless- nent in Joan Hagerty, Seas of these lady was an exemplary of the F.C.M.S. ful church of St. Joseph's Girls' High School, -Lewisto her mar- cers Councillor George W. Geversse, deceased church is Thomas'She been in the Eastern is to be congratulated J.P., who collapsed during a debate Catholic, and was prior ed and dedicated. theThis of gentlemen have ham. to member a Catholic first ago States some weeks! In answer build on the site of 50 years ago, on securing Mr. John Wren's prize in the -Melbourne City Council on riage two years John's Church enquiry as to whether he knew place church erectd some memories for of O. the St. SS. Michael andand a member of an certain at aimed which way by-law the the by (who party When the crowd patronise a a Terowie, which holds hallowed the city. The Patrick's Day and Eight Hours Pro- Choir, the Children of Mary. you know it must be attractive; Insurance Company, Limited. PERTS. happens to be this scribe he claimthe older residents ofthe church is highly-respected resi- cessions, and who died at Rossmore the Society oflittle are found and three old An and oniy, discriminating daughter the acquaintance when a of ed speaking leaves person grptinds on which the She alin be BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, on Yarra, must Rockdale, it of death. South at SAMSON'S on dent Hospital, say know Private block, time of her there, too, you said I did not have much to built comprise a whole the PLATE GLASS, O'Donnell, passed away re- the 16th ult., was a native of Dub- days old at the John not is something alMr. it This there lovely and meetings! right, erected F.C.M.S. the FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, at LOWEST Ile came lin, and arrived in Melbourne with R.I.P. which are also have never been a right and very attractive about I of Mercy, the cently in his 85th year. as INSURANCE surprising with LIABILITY, ago years convent of the SistersPatrick's in and EMPLOYERS' Col- to Australia many parents, brothers, and sisters, Perth's best and most up-to-date E MIDWOOD, Manager. member of the Fremantle Catholic TASMANIA, of Queens- his convent school, St. CURRENT RATES The family settled in CarlThe de- the late Bishop Quinn. 1855. He 'assured us he hotel --The Savo, , in Hay -street. A lege, and the ,presbytery. Cape, died Men'stheSociety! joined the Education De- ton and for sixty-six years Councillor meal servand Rocky land, every of priest. of parish and the performed drink, Mahony, was support Every Mr. had dication ceremony partment. He tatight in the schools levers was identified with nearly on the 17th ult. He was an old When approached by us on the nat- ed there is right, and everyone who by the Bishop of the diocese.At The the at Tempe, Hartley, Moorilda, and movement of benefit to that resident of the district, and was ester, our parish priest said he had has ever stayed there patronising ul scene was very impressive.collection was for many years teaching at Ttie- every district. He served the first mass by all who knew him. R.I.P. been consulted on the matter the modem and luxurious accomstaunch a close of the ceremony a was is deceased who has not George's, Carl- teemed The St. sleeping old pretendPurtell, and na. at the Bro. O'Neill" in "Mr. eating celebrated for Rev. anyone! resulted by and The modation native was taken up, St. Patrick's ed to be a Federationist from Mel- a satisfied person. In the Saloons receiv- Catholic and lover of his one son, ton, in 1855, and was the first pupil been connected with opened, splendid sum of £1300 ofbeing has cold, the church land. He leaves a widow, enrolled at the opening of the College since it was Sydney. The bourne, and knew Hawthorn very below, be the weather hot orattraced. The furnishings value R.I.P. In daughters. following. two year and the to being in school transferred well, yet in reply to our enquiries bar attendants, expert and been were also donated-, the taken headmas. has assistant who Catholic tive, will fix you up with just exonly became the High he Gibbons, know 1866 liot did Bro. he beautiful The Rev. £1000 over from It is the The "great" Orange demonstraSt. George's, but abandoned Bro. Purtell's place, comes in Hawthorn! Under these actly what you want. the Rooney Town Hall tr atteaching Altar was the gift of of the Church profession in 1872, and father. tion held in the Sydney we declined to offer spot that spells satisfaction to all the the most important in family (in memory of their £123 odd towards went into the estate agency busi- one of Aus- circumstances that subscribed schools manager, suggested in and recently lost genial its Brothers' were information, any and it, who use Christian who The mother. and sister, 1. The altar, the Protestant Orphanage, His elder brother, William, tralia, the Parade College, Mel- he call again when we had seen our Mr. J. J. Ryan, places his long exTherefore, when you ask for CLEMENTS the ill-fated Yongala nd elaborate. net result, after expenses, should be ness. South, and Carlton aereed, for public He M.P. the for formerly correspondent. catering in bourne. perience TONIC, don't accept a" just as good" tonic. which is most artistic timber grown £100. The Bishop Dwyer meeting served the ratepayers of South Ward in * brought be to a wish intelligence the public service. is composed solely of Mary expressed while subscribed £1500. in the City Council from 1881 to the It is an insult to,the buyer'sendeavour Sister If he had only at little of a hirn. in with made was departure contact and The to in North Queensland, His LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. from St. Joseph's (Sisters it, he was talking to our cor- SOME LOOK when unprincipled retailers Co., Ltd. The difference! known time of his death in 1895. Phillipa MEN. UNION LIKE by the firm of Rooney and congregareTASTE the from NONE Sydney, Up to the same seat of Charity), Hobart, for parishion- respondent all the time! foist the "just as good" article on are is being pre- fathertooccupied the Bishop Shiel thanked the welcome death his the rousing by on A and viewed 1901, cently, was of 1895 tion for their generous donations. customer. Fortunately such retailers pared by the Catholic citizens late Councillor George levers was ers with great regret. Sister Phillips in the minority. Nevertheless Sydney for Dr. Mannix on his ar- returned to succeed him. The seat did, as is usual with the Sisters of for noble NEW SOUTH WALES. family of rival. was held by the levers Charity, a great deal supfaithful a was He persons 10,000 years. unostentatiously. forty work It is estimated that the On behalf of the Catholic Soldiers' Irish Parliamentary were present in and around tes- and Sailors' Association, the follow- porter of the the late Mr. The death of Miss Margaret Party, and entertained Sydney Town Hall at the public despatched:been have subsequent. cables and ing and Business Salesoccurred very suddenly at Aus- W. Redmond, M.P., timonial tendered to Bishop Dwyer, at Licensed Auctioneers, Sworn Valuators, Property General Smuts. London,-We, Donovan on Kearney of etc. Sail- ly Messrs. Devlin and first the residence of her brother, and of Wagga, after the termination Financiers, Soldiers to Builders, men, visit SunReturned tralian on days few Mayne -street, Invennay, your ef- the occasion of their the Liguori Case. Only a the is survived by his day morning, July 10th. Deceased, meet- ors, view with satisfactionthe rights Melbourne. HeHis oS were spent in organising Hobart wife pre -deceas- who had been living in the forts to secure for Ireland sisters. TO°WirstlitILL three fought ing, and the Catholic Federation, soldiers his had Foresters, for which Empireyou every success. ed him only three weeks before since the death of her mother, on Guild, Hibernian, Irish Wish died. and Societies Launceston to to Lend. R.I.P. returned Money death. Sailonly and Collected. Rents and St. Vincent de Paul Soldiers 1912. her Established-Cahill, Catholic years previous Friday. Althoughsome are to be congratulated on the wonSydney. C.SS.R., re- the when you ask for it. For over thirty It ors Association, not been good for The Rev. D. Mitchell, had health LonDwyer. derful success of their efforts. Hotel, J. L. the and for Grosvenor Dudley A. T. retreat medicine has maintained De Aralera, a unexpecttriPrincipals: quite excellent was conducted this death her cently time, -soldiers was truly a great and worthy ex a O'Sullivan. at Kensing- ed. She had attended a couple of of the don,-We. Australian every City and General Representative: J. Len the confidence of buyers who require success inmates of St. Aidan's, bute to the worthy Bishop the and sailors wish yousecure the entertainments on the Saturday, ob- ton. invigorating medicine for inDiocese of Wagga. His Grace havRepresentative; T. J. Coonan. nourishing, to it Maylands efforts your ordinary in some in presided, engaged and was Archbishop of Sydney Dwyer, and jects for which we fought-freedom oversomnia, anaemia, loss of appetite,"nerves" when she was should see us. We The celebrations in connection ing on his right Bishop Catholic carried occupation, resultSellers and Buyers of Property or Businesses priests, of small nations.-Cahill,Association, with the patronal feast were and similar blood and nerve ailments. taken with the seizure that all plans, and finance you. surrounded by Monsignori, prepare house, of splendour class Sailors' usual symand any than deep you The Soldiers can build death. Very out with more and leading Catholic citizens. Church, ed in her Land, Pianos, Furniture, etc. We broVacant Carmelite Houses, on the Sydney. that deceased's Joseph's. the lend your for to packed St. felt at is so Money Town Hall was 17th pathy call all suburbs from Purchase a bottle now, and re-build to reach sisters, who lost their Port Melbourne, ontheSunday, are experienced rent collectors; our collectors reporters found it difficult probable winter anywhere. day great thers andunder withstand conducted to o'condisales On the 17th ult the Rev. Dr. sad seven Throughout Auction system At equally ult. Junction. tables. mother Midland by the reporters Fremantle to epidemics. and Dunne of Gunnedah. received poured in and out of the of houses, etc., carried out colds, chills, and similar clock the doors were closed of his mother's numbers all intent on gaining the tions quite recently. Alterations, additions and renovating admission. cable the sad news came thousands could not gain there as a great church,indulgence attached to the necessary. news if The financed death. were and Throughout the evening deceased ladv great sermon was J. SPIGL pleased II speakers shock to him, as the For liver and stomach troubles take ..s by his feast. Theby occasional For Fire, Accidemonstrations as the Co. Father Keane, S.J. was in good health when seen during Tobacconist, Perth, will berequirement/ FLETCHER'S PILLS. These, to-a preached Agents for The Commercial Union Assurance asmade telling points in their adyour can for we O'Connor call us: fur would Bishop you Send Dr. Lordship gether with Clements Tonic, are 4d., HaircutR.I.P. dent, and Employers' Liability Insurance. dresses, and as his Lordship, %viand. in the Mel- arid save money. shaving to visit meeting of recent public valuable combination for maintainhis part the any gallery, At to sent organ Orders ting 9d. a ausDwyer, ascended the the satisfaction. under remittance sure ing health and energy. Hall No Post. Town by V.P. was somefor W.A. Razors the outburst of cheering forget things in Ire- bourne in Perth. not -Determination Cheapest do Self "We needed. the It of pices forgotten. arbe Archbishin Pipes, or any Other thing never to the Watches. Scullin. Grace H. Set; his J. said Mr. land," League, Ireland ticles Repaired with Euarantse. was a triumph for Dr. Dwyer that his op at the blessing of the foundation the course of a fine speech, said:must have intensely warmed stone of the new church at Hurstheart. The speech of the Hon. E.

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The general Communion included of His well as their adoptkindness -too arreicius for the sal- the Mothers, as touching very vation cif His crnitures, to give less ed children; and a very dear, unand was, it sight we ask for when (ow. than we ask who has nu to Ilim, them. He could not, He wculd not. doubtedly, INFALLIBILITY OF CONheaven, disappoint her by granting the least !more ardent wish, eve tiin in SCIENCE. hearts the home His half of her desires, and refusing that than to find yet more earnest entteaty, which oa men. First came the "white asand His aides robed" Mothers, she had poured forth for the sister (1) Conscience is, therefore. a of own elected work of PAYING HER WAY. ef her friend. In her surprise anol sistants in lost ones voice springing from the whole bejoy, she could have actually found mercy - the seeking oftheHisMagdalens. ing. It is partly a judgment on Wini- - and after them Vhat has my darling been doing it in her heart to embrace of the principles, as when my conscience to -day fricle, then and there, in gratitude These are the real jewelsand a great tells me that such a principle is a part, Tu pay for her washing and mendfor the vivid hope which her con- Good Shepherd;"hundredfold" lily Cecilia Mary Caddell.) which, wrong. and partly an application of of that ing? version had inspired, if the rule of part, as when in the ordinary lIe gives His principles, her:, on earth, even keep beto out of observed tonnage to he she can down Ism reserve laid XiI. Won round of events I reject a tempt& to enjoy. spouses CHAPTER faithful debt tween the nuns and the "children," from a life of sin to a life of love, tion to do something because my to reFor so much caressing and tendconscience informs me that this Winifride forgot her pride, for- whom they had undertaken far tie) stria bound by vows which preclude all would not be right, would not acing? got all her airs of assumed indiffer- form, had nut been future contact with cord with certain principles that me the clangers shall demonyears such the any till of wait I can admit low ence, and listened: and with tears gent to nuns feel naturally the world, the have flown. on her part. Contenting faith has taught me to accept. On running down her cheeks. and the stration therefore, with a quiet. lit- a security as to their future pros- the whole. and chiefly, it concerns And the hands have grown larger Grace of God working ever more herself, which they -cannot enjoy for the application of principles rather and stronger? her tle smile of sympathy, she conduct- pects, powerfully within more and their care than the mere selection of princito her own side of the those who, being under able the interest to 'ho will heart, she followed him with eye ed Winifride every time she stole only fur a time, are afterwards cutepay. or ples. for these are selected by the and ear, through all the phases of house. feeling. pelled, either by circumstances to earth. if. as sphere, face, "child's" years the mime at runs reason or the instinct- or the light glance debt a the If But when, after ing. An Italian monk. 11i -other Jame the tale he told. as it appeared, she must their own inclinations, to return to of revealed truth. In the -voice of impossible longer? malicious. at the more once glancing that ouside wield, which has proved conscience, then, we notice the pone. wrote the Latin text in the with familiar been it and seen have the secret continents of the giver of to them before. The Mag- idea of moral obligation of tear little feet! flow they fly to THE HAPPINESS OF VIRTUE. fourteenth century. it before. Heil she known Wini- so fatalthey know, will remain with science: then we notice the ideacondalen, were least and at the ever-increasing Various halting attempts no' side! of of the poor fride's real name. the natural Le Virtue requires effort a id sacri- made abasement and sorrow thgin to the end: they will guide moral obligation of moral insistset the to composers early to caressLiu bore are which she White arms my neck mile resemblance rose his fice. All men must reach Heaven amid prostrate penitent, her steps from virtue to virtue, un- ence; the root idea of it is, "I must." hundred years Four to music. mythe poem solved hale would ing; Mildred through labour. In fact, saes the and his sneering guests, she reaches, perhaps, regions of This voice of conscience, then. we BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, stery at once: but she had not the til weetest of kisses are laid un my holy Ghost, "the kingdom of Hea- later another Italian was inspired wreaths a melody that was to be he turned mice more to Jesusof the fact. She sanctity which those who know not certainly have to obey. for it is the 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, cheek, ven suffereth violence." We must tii invent to him, to show Him as Ile Lightest suspicion MELBOURNE. turned the marvels grace sometimes works sole personal command that reaches Rossini, was It immortal. conic that Winifride pressis Fair head Illy shoulder of Consolation. bring forth fruit in patience. t composer of "William Tell." "Semi- must have been at that moment -- never ever dreamed and Henrietta was in a penitent soul would have a dif- us. Even authority could not be oScruples"-Words It.), P. tlearon, 0.C.C., D.D ing. brings happiness to the soul. It fixed pityingly on the was Henrietta. eyes His ficulty in believing; and when operas, famous .t. other Price, 5/9 (post tree), and for Is ramis," in praying or that is °thing at all front niv darling keeps it enjoying the presence of who wrote the music to the "Stabat weeping Mary his Sacred Heart Winifride, was praying fur both. death hath set its seal on that life accepted, not its ordinances respect. "The Soldier's Song.. Stto music. she ed, unless it had been backed by due Latest and best or 1 sh publicaGod, and "Thy Word is exceedingly Mater." Yearning to forgive her-His very either. become so inex- of suffering and of love, they, knew- the full majesty of conscience. Contions. Price, 1/7 (post tree). From evil may angels defend he", refined." says the Psalmist. God on His lips in His albeit the two had ing how fully and truly she. being science must sit in judgment on the Extra packing on roil, 3d. extra. This wee in 1842. during a period .out trembling imagination in her mingled plicable 'he debt is discharged as fast as 'tis does not wait until death to sewer* and when. By H. converted, had turned herself claims of authority before investing "Tao Crucifixion of ireisee." his career. when he devoted hi:, longing to console her; that when she lay down to rest at wise made. instrucPrice, 100, (pest the heart that loves Him. He comes of up his A. Canipbell, wound he at last. to the Lord, than hope, feel more to the composition of Masses with was with a firm convicit with the sanction of the moral free). Fur love is a legal tender. to the soul, and the sweetness of seniue tion by describing the grave cour- last, feel well-nigh certainty, that of her, church music. other the converand that Talks to Nurses -The Ethics ef Shiremind, her law. on A Catholic has first to contion His Divine love brings joy beyond tesy of the rebuke administered to sion ing. By Rev. H. S. Spalding, 8). one would soon be fol- as of Magdalen fie has already said vince himself of the divine mission WORDS OF WISDOM. all understanding. Grace comes to 0/6 (post free). the accuser, the exquisite delicacy lowed,of if,theindeed, --"Many sins are forgiven her, be of the Church and be sure that she SomePrice, ARE, SO SHALL WE WE AS nut Leen had it Ethical Aspects of the Social Jesus the soul in proportion to our need of the charity with which SEEM. Questions. By Rev. W. Menet, by the conversion of the cause she has loved much." represents the teaching body that There is something in obstinacy We are indebted to His kindness alluded tn. rather than spoke open- preceded, The Magdalens always renew their uur -Lord came on earth to found, am. Isis Price, 10/6 (post free). other. hich differs from every other pas- and His love. If we make good nse only to it Mother of Divine Gracie --A Chapter alluded sin, and of her the ly lie religious vow at this general expression Comall Under she fell thought glad before that in he can allow her to make And ion. Whenever it fails it net-er reof one, we are sure to receive anthe Theology of the Immac0e. picture it, the ex- in order to forgive their with effect any demands upon his By Rev. S. M. Hogan, 0.1.. .e. asleep. Little did the broken-heart- munion; and the sound of overs, but either breaks like iron other. The seed that receives the deeps and the silences in whieh pression is born. In itself it is so grew upon Winifride's soul. until she ed father dream, as little as did soft, devotional voices, as they did allegiance. Either deliberately or so. (post free). r crumbles away like a decayed grace of Grei to advantage is fortu- pour Princes of to hear, His People-IR, John the a thing that unless it means seemed to sec, she seemed of su, must have sent a thrill of jo' by implication he has to be made the desires that herself, Maude reh. Evangelist By Rev, C. C. Marsecure for Heaven. more than itself it means nothing. she seemed to touch -eves, touch, his soul were fulfilled already; that to the hearts of their Mothers--of cure of his ground by conscience. tindale. S.J. Price, 5/4 (post One of the chief requirements of nate, and is free). The nest that we can do, and- the with her very lips, the feet which the child for whom he was wont to these especially who could remem- So, again, in every action in which Rarity is that we should bear with The Visible day, and Church -Her TONGUE. that Government, LONG HER had kissed the Magdalen ber them at their say are still first entrance into most that we can was unques is an prayer the moral obligation which we sumhalf his nights in ur neighbour. and it spend Ceremonies, Devotions, Mo. Pr had deas Magdalen them. least of as. There are powers in the deluge Rev J. F. Sullivan_ folded in safety an the fold the asylum, and who could, these - marise under the name of duty' is Price, 6/6 ionable fact that the difficulties we certain woman once called up- soul that cannot be compassed by luged them in tears. In that short already (posit free). that fore, draw a mental contrast be- felt and attended to. I have to con- Catechists ay have with our neighbours are on_A her of the Good Shepherd; and him how to tell minister of her Manual, .First Elementary current whole what they had been, and vince myself of the authority of ue to our own undisciplined tem- much her mind had been hurt. Her mere words or deeds, and that yet half-hour the same moonbeams which were tween Course. By Rev. R. MarEachen. come to the Price, 10/6 (post free). ers more than anything else.-St. pastor received her with all tender- make the words tell and the deeds life was changed. She had hopeless. falling. silvery and pale, on his gray what, under the healing influence ef conscience. and have to put conreligion, they had at last become. science in judgment over the claims The Social Teachings of James Concount. Else why should the same the sermon, cold. hard, shame in them incent de Paul. bowed as he hairs, into the cause of words an the lips of one man he and unbelieving: and lo! upon nolly. By Rev, L. McKenna, S.J. The ordinary penitents came last: that are made upon me: to the very It may be that ours is a simple or- ness, and inquired Price, 2/- (post free). She went on to say: strength and inspiration, and on the that icy soul a vision had arisen, and sorrow. for her sin, 'nary life, not much time for pray - her distress. her fair brow the old, the young, the giddy, and A Course of Lessons. could assure him that her mind lips of another mere shallow sounds even the vision of a God made man, dust, were bathing (II.) But while in this way I am FaithByendJ. Duty. the grave, the sorrowful wind light F. Smith. With prefa, seem it r. a great deal of work, difficult "She making light; yea. with was very much hurt indeed, but she lings of speech? It is the man that drawing her by the spell of His under the dominion of by Rev, S Si, John, S.J. Price, ompanions perhaps -not a life did with the grey beauty of of heart, all knelt at the same altar, completely beautiful free). The 9/8 (post to tell him." how not know superhuman beauty. as irresistibly the angels themselves, as she lay on and received that same heavenly my conscience, I have to remember hat seems to afford many, chances minister, judging it must be some- matters that, in consequence, .1 cannot move eighteen nourishment, by Magdalen which: We drawn like all is make impressions not had the For all as He manna Kinds of Plumbing, Gas-Pitting, f doing anything for. But humble bed, sleeping, for the serious, urged her to be ex- what we clo, or say. but by what we hundred years before, to until my conscience is sure. I may and Galvanised Iron Work, sorrow her or Him if we make the morning of- thing first ,time for many a long. weary in the desert, adapts itself to the the subject of her dis- are. We manage to make fairly and repentance. She thought no month, calmly, peacefully. and wants and wishes of each, by giving not act until my conscience is really MARK DUNN :ring -every breath we draw as an plicit upon the is said, "It she At last tress. cannot act, when my 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. ct of love for Him, an act of de- length of Your bands. sir, when in pluasihle pretences in other things more of the possible comments of without the addition of terrific to each the virtue which she most determined: conscience is in doubt. The reason of -we eyes requires fur varnish for the -strength pine -boards her, Licensed a petition into around to the ma- those weak, Plumber and Drainer. .endence on Him, dreams. beneeth the influence of pulpit." "Oh!" said the minis- hogany; 'we cut glass into the Metropolitan Water Qupply, dia- Jesus seemed bent upon her, and that baptism of penance in which courage to the faint of heart, joy to of this principle is that. were I to To ,thers if we so will it. -"Sundays in the and Drainage Department. ter. "the length of my bands is it monds; we even feign knowledge she do so, I should in effect be saying Sewerage, could think of nothing else. She her soul had just renewed its inno- the sorrowful, and peace to he Garden of Easter." Dairying Utensils, Baths, Bath Heaters. take I will you! so distresses that to myself, I don't know whether with a thin, layer of information Tanks. and Windmills Made and heard no more the preacher's words cence. and reconciled itself to the peace of God which oasseth all huThe never -ceasing Mass, the my that that shall be a source of but the soul has to make man understanding; and which is this is right or wrong. but I am many -for the voice of Jesus-ves, that God who gave it. tads of Communiong every morning care to you no more." So fetch- disguises to be successful too only given in the fulness to those going to do it, anyway. Obviously, VALKECO PRIVATE HOSPITAL, defendhad once which in very voice and it is always morning some- distress all of Terrace. MI, M. O'Callaghan. his bands he said, "Here is a them. who seek it in the Sacrament of His this would be altogether a disre- Harvest -here on this beautiful earth of ours ing ed Magdalen -was sounding in her CHAPTER XIII. Surgical. Medical, Maternity, Teleof scissors, cut them to your spectful attitude to God, a complete phone A man can hide everything love. First Communions. last Commun- pair ears. repeating again, and yet again, A1080. wish." After she had done this, himself. He reveals himself evenbut The day which Rosalie had so endisregard for the law of God. Yet. pardon, (To and be ons, visits to the Blessed Sacra- she of peace Continued.) in words those to professed him, and thanked to Winidescribed, thusiastically on the other hand. it is surely very his pretences. The soul speaks in which hal sent Mary, happy and ent, all this goes on fureever, from her mind relieved. "Well, which is always so dear GLANVILLE'S difficult to make up one's mind dehis silence. he rising to the setting of the sun. feel almost in consoled, from the presence of her fride, and said the minister, "I may spite of him.andAsmanifests to such of the children as have pass- SACRED HEART LADIES' terminedly on all the points that LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. The we are, so Mel it - Lord. lot all this out, and how dark and friend." LEGE, also been Australian Remedy for Instant has mind that 'my you ed twelve-month in the asylum, and have to be settled by conscience? Great ably shall we geertl. the lank and dumb and lonely earth tell eft is finished, the was princisermon The Rellet Speedy Cure of an Headvery much hurt. perhaps even more ple of eternal justice that already partaken of its pleaSurely. at least on the spur of the aches, and Neuralgia, Toothache, and inTUCKFIELD STREET, ould be! over lights were extinguished, her com- have than yours." "Oh, sir, I am sorry shadow's human life. -the feast of St. Magdalen. moment, it is almost impossible to nuenza, Rheumatism, Sciatica. LumEAST FREMANTLE. panions had all left the church, and sures your hurt has bago, etc. sir, Price. 1/9 per box. or 3d. what, that; for saint -came at last. their patron be certain? Often I MARTYR. have to admit Conducted by the Religious of ST. LAURENCE, she knew not that she was alone. powder. H. C. Glanville. M.P.S., mind so?" He replied. "It is the and fresh, and sweet it dawnthat I am not quite sure, but that T each Notre Dame Des Missions. Market-st., Fremantle (Two doors ROLDWAY & Her mistress would not allow her Calm. Feast, Wednesday, August ell And now, length of your tongue. upon the world amid rosy -tinted from BOARDERS think a certain thing is allowed. Post OMee). and DAY Sewerage Plumbers (certifi- to be disturbed, and she remainedA.ed St. Laurence was the chief among as one good turn deserves another, Licensed clouds, which gave, and kept their And here 1 am doing wrong, for I SCHOLARS. cated). Gasfitters and Sheet detheir Metal an hour after for nearly he seven deacons of the Roman you will allow as much to be cot Workers, A Trial Solicited. Pupils are prepared for Unis ersity am acting on a doubtful conscience? 40-44 READ THIS! in an agony promise of fair weather and bright In the exercise of his off as will reduce it to about its Pier -street, Perth. hurch. Tel. A4395. parture on her knees, Musical Examinations. No. Why? Because really and There is in our midst a curious type of repentance. which was at once sunshine to enhance its coming and thee lie ministered to the poor of proper length." It need not be reFor of Irishman. further particulars Kerry Ice Is Bright joys. Flowers apply from the field and to practically my conscience has been and such unutterable sweetness the Price is Right.. Your ['anon hrist, and his charity 'to them marked that she was speechless, M. J. O'KEEFE garden sent up the odours which REV, MOTHER PRIORESS. made certain. What has happened And age Solicited. Ring A8255. roved the occasion of his martyr- and, it is hoped, learnt an important Butcher, 2415 Care -et., Leederville. such mighty woe, that she herself they had been gathering during the Tel. B199. is that I have put myself into some Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb al- could scarcely have told whether dews- night to greet it; birds from om. In the year 258 Pope Sititus lesson with respect to that 'unruly, ways such position es this: I have said I on hand, Corned Beef and Small joy or sorrow were predominant in -as led out to die, and St. Law-- member. T. P. HERBERT the shelter of th e frui Goods a Speciality. All Meat kept welcommust act from a sure conscience, but in nce stood by, weeping that he Coot Storage on Premises. Tel. A3297, her soul. At the end of that time. ed it with chirp and song; g; high up in HARROLD & MURRAY in this particular matter I am not arnily Grocer and Provision Merchant, went St. Anselm Sister Mary of "I was his fate. uuld not share Produce Merchants, Victoria Park, quite certain what is right. LIE. AND DON'T CHEAT. 398 Rokeby-rd..Sublaeo (Near Nichol DON'T the heavens, the lark was singing Howherself to the church, and touching Sale Bran, Pollard. Chaff, Hay, -our minister," he said, "when you eamites Wetted on Daily. street). MISS M. McMAHON ding down a very stream- have on Oats, Barley. Wheat, Linseed. ever. it seems to the that ender the Country orders attended to and carefully on the shoulder, whisper- let of sen insecrated the. Blued of our Lord; "Yes. 1 was wrong, but 1 had to melodyon the earth beneath, Straw, Fruits, and Conf... Winifride to packed. and Maize, Terms Cash. Tel, A3945, circumstances I have enough ed softly-hy do you leave me behind now stick up for my side of the argu- Choicest Pastry,tionery. and the far-off sounds of the mewljustify my doing it. for I do really 32 Pier -street. Perth (Near Hay -street). ''My dear child, it is growing at you are about to shed your ment. didn't I?" city seemed to deepen, BRYANT & WATERS think it to be allowable; hence I wn?" The holy Pope conforted late. Had you not better retire to awakened Somehow, the reasoning didn't THE J. J. BENDON rather than disturb, the holy calm, could under have done the best 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST.. PERTH, rest?" im.with the words, "Do not weep, seem to "go with" the little, girl SHOE STORES, reigning ever at that early hour. WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. the circumstances, for if I were 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE. Then Winifride lifted her pale, both y son; in three days you will fol- who said it. She was explaining to Orders Promptly Attended To. PETERS & within and withous going pre. certain that the thing I was 'Pbone 5425, This prophecy came a friend that the argument started tear -washed face, beautiful now with eincts of the convent. Thetheretreat TeL A3938. ow me." to do were wrong, I should, of rue. The prefect of the city knew out in fun, and Helen had "begun the true beauty of Magdalen, as she of the children is always ao arra:, course, not have done it. But as I MONUMENTAI. SCULPTORS he rich offerings which the Chris - to take it seriously." Of course it knelt at the foot of the cross, and bed, that it closes on the eve of St. BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. P. J. HEVRON mast act somehow, and as this does 603 wellington -street, Perth (Oppofans put into the hands of the was a little bit of personal dishonsaid hurriedly. Shipping, and , eerwaiding Custom,, TEL Magdalen; A1101 and its culminating to be actualle site Railway Goods Yard). The Premier point lergy, and he demanded the trea- esty that made the two girls ene"Mother, let me go at lance to the general communion of all who Agency. General carriers. Phillimore not appear to me going Lime and Stone Merchants of W.A. Abwrong. I am justified in Tel ft 177. ures of the Roman Church from mies for a while, and it was poor confession. I ant quite ready now." have attended it takes place actual- Chambers, Fremantle. the Highest Percentage of through with it. In this way by a solutely guardian. The policy on the part of a certain: little .urence, their Write for Prices Lime in the State. Her Mother hesitated, for the rely on the festival itself. Head Office and be- and particulars before purchasing elseit were reflex act. by getting as .aint promised at the end of three girl who really dislikes lying and CAFE MOANA quest was out of all rule or order. We defy competition. where. Tile At five o'clock in realthe nuns were, I have as hind my conscience. Show Yard aye to show him riches exceeding cheating very much. HAY-STREET, PERTH. The Father never heard confessions usual. all assembled in the church, in the trade. No conneconly Briggs made my conscience sure, and tion with others tradin under it the wealth of the empire, and set a suntat that late hour. Those who wish- for that solemn hour of meditation For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. ity WEST SUBIACO it to act on proceed can Lime for Manure' at very the iniar name. the poor, bout collecting SWAT THE FIRST FLIES. ed to onsult him, during the re- ehich their rule has appointed. as (III.) I have, then, just to do my low rate. rm, and the religious, who lived Three minutes treat, did so always in the early the fountain from whence they are Thos. ANDERSON & Son best, for my conscience is infallible: He . the alms of the faithful. The common house fly is one of morning. walk Family Grocers and Provision Mer- that is to say, if I make up my mind west of to draw strength and grace for the chants. hen bade the prefect "see the tree - man's most dangerous enemies. It and -at. Raglan -rd., Fitzgerald Winifride saw her doubt, and re- duties of each succeeding day, and N. Perth. Station thing is Families seriously that a certain 'Phone, 5.1794. uses of the Church." Christ, whom breeds. multiplies and thrives in prated earnestlyCotkitry Orders At- right, it becomes right for me. My daily, Printed and Published by at half-past six the children entered waited on aurence had served in His poor, filth. Most flies are born and bred -night. for God's sake -let it into their own tended le. chapel. where the conscience is not infallible, of course, are him strength in the conflict in stable refuse. In other words, Manufacturers lie"To BrZYANS LIMITED to-night. Do not ask me to image of their sweet, patron Saint, and Importers Roasted aver a the Manure pile is the breeding place in the sense that whatever I think hich ensued. sleep HARRY McCARTHY again with all my sins upon gleaming white amid wreaths of AND PUBLISHERS. low fire, heenade sport of his pains. for flies. Established over right is right in itself, but only that PRINTERS Car Painting. my soul." 'I am done enough," he said; "eat, Swatting is effective and counts flowers and tapers forming garlands Motor Supposing, fora Alurrayeereet (opp. Beans), Perth. right for me.Sr les PIER -STREET. Prato 20 years, Her mistress pondered, a little of sparkling. light around it, seemed Mai MARBLE and At length Christ, the for a lot when vigorously practised, f you will." Coach Painter. rt when eitxaismple. longer, but she saw so clearly all to welcome them, with even more PUBLISHED WEEKLY 'tither of the poor, received him but only in the early spring, late GRANITE boy I think that I"have a vocation the danger of delay, that. in a min- than her usual sweetness, to her own nto eternal habitations. to the priesthood. or at least I think MONUMENTS, fall and even during the winter SUBIACO HOTEL ute or two, she answered cheerful- treasured place, at the feet of Jesus. TO SUBSCRIBERS. TERMS Emu Beer it possible that God may have desmonths. Later in the season when Rokeby Road, Sublaco. HEADSTONES, lyST. CLARK, ABBESS. For on that day. each -and all of Always on Tap. Good ArconunorlatIon tined me to be a priest; and sup- In Advance flies are numerous, trapping is a Per Quarter .. 3d. etc "Very well, my child; to -night it Walter Wing, Country Vialtors. for were that after considerthem really to draw nearer to posing, further, Feast, Friday, August 12. better method. If this is done, fol65 6d. Per Half Year .. shall be if you wish it. Stay here a Him than Magdalen herself had el er Proprietor. asking ing it carefully -praying. On Palm Sunday, March 17th, lowing a clean-up and removal of all Per Two Years .. 20s. Od. moment longer, and I will seek the T. J. COONAN, my capabilities, looking at done, or could do, in the days of her advice, 212, the Bishop of Assisi left the al- refuse in which flies can breed. they Father." Representative. first conversion. Not one of them WEST & GARRETT my gifts, my circumstances --1 come Booked ar to present with a pains a noble can soon be practically all killed 13s. Od. Per Annum .. And that good Father did not was absent, not one without the ho - WINDMILL $IXPMMTs, PLUMBERS. to the conclusion that I have no aiden, eighteen years of age, whom 22s. Od. Two Years .. Our Specialities: Pun:Whig' Engines, such vocation' what is to happen keep her waiting long. He came, liday garment and long white veil, ..shfulness had detained in her Windmills, Hydraulic nams, Teaks, rejoicing at this unexpected return which that God if find out afterwards announced that, having wash Pumps. and Bores, T .lace. This maiden was St. Clare. Tel. A3264; A3457. to the fold of the lost lamb for ed her soul clean in the blood of the 10 LAKE -STREET, PER111. did intend me really to be a priest? Iready she hod learnt '.rom St. Cheques ( which should be cross whom he had beets praying the last Lamb, she was about to feed on that Nothing will happen at all, and God ed), 'rancis to hate the world, and was orders, or postal drafts, few days so earnestly, and re -en!limed( will applaud my action in notes shouldmoney 6acted flesh, which is sweetness suG. F. YEATES ecretly resolved tc live for God be made payable to tered the confessional, in which he preme in this life and eternal hap giving up the idea of the priest. THE lone. The same night she escapoptician. EXCHANGE RECORD. had already spent nearly every piness in the next. The early Mass hood, for I am conscious that God MUST BE ADDED. id, with one enmpanion. t the BARRACK-STREET. PERTs minute of the hot summer day. not was over; and the priest who had 37 can only ask me to do my best. He hurch of the Portiuncula, where (Opposite Town Hall). NOTICE. SPECIAL devoted to his sermons. Winifride given the retreat came forth cannot expect from me absolute perin he was met by St. Francis and'his When notifying change of address followed him at once; aad no soon- stole and surplice, and once more Telephone B159. fection, for He knows (since He kindly state your old as well as your rethreu. At the altar of our er had she done so, than her inis addressed his audience in that sl ort made man) that all that I can do new address. ady St. Francis cut off her hair, BROS. FARRELL tress went off again in search of final sermon with which the exer- General Produce M,ichaw.,i and Corn is unprofitable. All that He can t11.111 lothed her in his habit of penance, ADVERTISING RATES. , one of the novices, whose duty it vises are usually concluded. Crushers. piece of seckcluth, with his cord with any right expect is that 1 Situations Wanted and Vacant, HOWARD -ST.. FREMANTLE. would be to wait in the church un14ty.111 should thing. s a girdle. Thus was she espousright Board and Residence (three linen. After this, such of the children The on! the do try to Firm who Spegialise in Grain til the "child" had finished her con- as were either to make ,r renew d to Christ. When her relatives But I have tried; I have prayed. about 16 words), one insertion, Is. and Salt Crushing. -1.17!' each. fessitm, enild have carried her home, she in her back order to take counsel. considered the mattheir sought act of consecration for another stt In Births, Marriages, Deaths, esisted them by force, and drove afterwards to the penitent's part of year, came. one by one, to kneel ter; then I have acted as I honu' "W HALLION Memoriam, and Funeral Notices. Is. S Ait.1 hem away in horror by the sight Toos. the house, Sister Mary of St. An- before hint, pronouncing their vow Machine M. Bread Factory, North Freman- estly judged best, and I must trouif her shaven head. In a miserable selm never could tell (though per- aloud, and receiving at his hands, tle. Bread delivered to all parts of ble myself no more about it. Even per insertion. Poetry, 6d. line extra. Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per Malt when other people tell me what they ouse outside Assisi she founded her haps the angels could) why her in return, a wax taper, which they Fremantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. ShipBrown Bread a Spectaiity. rder, end was joined by her sister, thoughts went at once to the were to hold lighted during think I ought to do, even when the Inch. the and Tel. 8739, Supplied. ping Casual Advertisements, 48. per ourteen years of age and afteryoungest novice in the convent. Mass that followed -"grand High priest gives me advice in the con- nch. ards by her mother and other DANCING. Maude Neville, who had only one Mass," as the children always call fessional (unless I have been rim- I Replies to Advertisements can be her Fold will MOSS ROSE MISS oble ladies. They went barefoot, short week before taken the habit, it, because their Mothers, know:ng Dancing Class EVERY SATURDAY tiered abnormal and incapable by addressed to this Office, and they .bserved perpetual Aibstinence, conunder the name of Sister Mary of well their testes, give as much arid AFTERNOON at the BOYS' CLUB, VIC- scruples!, I have filially to remem- will be forwarded to Advertisers al tent silence, and perfect poverty. PERTH, Private les ber that with me and my conscience postage is prepaid. St. Magdalen. She found her, as as joyous music as possible during TORIA PARK. at 2.30. on application to can be arranged .t. Clare absolutely refused all revshe had expected, in the choir, and its celebration, in order to impress sons SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. All Communications should be adRose Moss, Johnson's Buildings. lies the ultimate responsibility of nues, and would have but one pos. it. I may not plead their words in dressed to: sent her at once to wait for Wini- it more happily on their memor:es. Miss Hay -street. Perth. Fuundcd by Bishop Gibney. 1894. The Oldest Catholic College Mon. the Blessed Sacrament and my excuse, for my soul is my own, trick; without, THE RECORD, however. even tellin W.A. 'hat served for its use. During Guided by conscience, which itself ing her, in her hurry to get back r BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly er illness of twenty-eight years the has been trained by faith and the attended the rest of her children. the name to. oly Eucharist was her only supt.f.Glikittli/t41441410.14k,...tkailtAttiltAt4.4:44:111:4?-914 moral law and by the example 'sr. Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. of the penitent who had chOsen ,ort. and spinning linen for the All Public Examinations are prepared for, including UniverKt> Chrisee life as I find it in the Go that most unusual hour for making her the one work of her hands. sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, MatriculaKe pets, iti,have to steer my own way. her confession. Maude had long to AND BOOKBINDING .he died A.D. 12.53, as the Passion tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. wait; but when at last Winifride -SEND as being read, and our Lady and Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive came forth from the confessional, he angels conducted her to glory. our attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet R> THE W.A. DAIRY. love, sorrow, and yet peace inexNEW NORCIA Companies. pressible, blended into one beautiTHE W.A. DAIRY, OW BIRDS USE THEIR BILLS. Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking Pure milk PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, Osborne Park. D. Keane. fail expression in her face, she ate -74e. are taught. delivered twice dell/ to any part of lb HURRAY -STREET Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph loath started with delight: It. was nn The birds do not have hands, but city, direct from ur own cows to Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative pur(opp. Beans) PERTH, Winifride, then, Tel. A4381. for whom she had :Ss customers. Supplying 'ey have something that answers poses. A3264 and A3457. Telephones: and Convents College. iNT the been waiting-Winifride converted. ust as well. Their hills are as usefor the Education of Young ,Ladies A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which after all! And if Winifride, the seul to them as your hands are to pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of cond of those for whom she had. 41 ou. They are not all made alike Printed and Published at the retools. For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR S. BEECROFT prayed especially, on the day of her r used in the same way. The duck Three -Term System. New Pupils are received at any part of gistered office of the Proprietors. BUTCIIER, clothing, surely Henrietta would he the Term. A liberal discount is made in the ease of brothers. as a very queer bill. It is made so BRYANS, t t ED, t tley Plat* 181 ROKEBY-ROAD. SUMACH. For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL, ritcn 111 also. Ye-!WO;701111,r1F'6'70.78"r4FTIfFiR.I4CRPF41174/470CAr"IPit cause the bird has to find its food (oPP. 'to Boise). unity Prune Fresh Killed Meat Sold, Murray ' . But as they breed and multiply with amazing rapidity. the destructicel of breeding places is ef first importance. Fortunately. flies do not travel far: from one -quarter to, one -halt tmlo-ss carried by strong winds, ill iswile. the usual distance they may be breeding` places. gets and must feel instead. So th.s found from their this is true, a clean combill is filled with nerves for the pur- Ike:fuse free stables and manfrom munity pose. It has a row of little points, have few flies. while too, all around the edge, something ure piles will neighIseirhisid. not so an like teeth. But how does the duels fertunate, will lie literaily swarmuse it? Let us see. When search ing with then. In fly fighting cleanbill liness cellist. In other \verde, net ing for food, it thrusts the down, and brings it up full of mod. filth. ne die:' Now. in the mud arc the very things the bird lives upon. These little Li- SONG'S MELODY WRITTEN 100 YEARS AFTER TEXT. ves tell it just what is good to es) What is not good is sent out thro:ouries elapsed between the ugh these queer points, just as if it Mater" and were a sifter. The nerves in this writing of the "Stabat tit the melody that c)enposition the funny sieve take good care that noof music bring the thing she'll be lost that is worth eat- seems to off.

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