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VOL. XLV

Self -Determination for- Ireland Tiorm of the Good Shcphe

Admission. form to desire, the only qualificatio n construction and formation. You levelling off ground: (2). installaThe price lot admittance at the imposed being intimation of th e must not forget to give the Carni- tion of main switchboard: (3), arFair wilt be sixpence, including fact to supply. Will those so in- val Reserve a visit 'when passing rangement of permanent poles (to children and adults. The ticket box terested please seriously con side that way. Another two weeks will prevent loan of material from elseoutside the ground will be so ac- the thought, and acquaint the head give all an opportunity for witness- where in future): (41, permanent (WESTERN AUSTRALIA SECTION.) cessable 'as to finable all to make office at once, ing more appreciable construction. main electric wire cable round reLabour. purchases, and so situated as to preserve;shes and (3) removal of two boatHome of Good Shepherd Ball. vent crush or any possible congesIn this department of toil, there when he said.: "I understand that Every day manifests still further Acknowledgment. tion, or any waste time what might cannot be too many willing to work is gratifying to mention all the to delegates made with the Home of the foregoing Ihe secretary' of the Self -Deter- this welcome hamsIse entailed if arrangements were Operations will soon be in train . progress directions. their requests Good Shepherd Ball. As mination League has asked us to ac- who went East recently, has been intimatotherwise rnade. have been granted and the requireand the gentleman in charge, al- ed previously, this benefit Each tit,!, brings the Loge lute to, are knowledge the following donations organised under the auspices of the realisation, to eintanber each week e..enina ments met in entirety. though having at present The area a few at and Carsage. will each be on a very elaborate scale, all is now therefore much little, too, end for paying a visit, and so help to the funds:-Mr. E. Browne, Wa- various branches of the Self-Deter- however his command, is asking for more to the bettr off than Errors are unavoidable in the make arrangements now being in it was tweve roona. £1; Charles Stuart Parnell mination fur Ireland League of Aus- purpose. small, aids in effecting that in the effort to assist. up his months ago, shifts to with these commence rush tralia here in Strengthened of grand work. train Frergande. Speaking with the The address of Mr. to that end. The at- innovations and worthy Branch. Kalgoorlie, dues on 140 Tickets. the area an atmosphere of traction is going additions for myself, and my co -delegates determination and conviction Edwards. who is in charge of this giving to be of some mag- installed to members, £7. order and tidiness. Names are now nitude, There will only be three avenues T. eclipse anything of speal: for should its work, I am kind and should themselves, be seen care nothing of left undone that beMr. Jack Dwyer, Nannine, £3. Messrs. Furniture. deeply crateful to the organisers of fore, the joint organisation is utilis- concerned in the matter of chits, viz, Lavan and Walsh, Solicitors. Bar- being enrolled, will give dissatisfaction to any. The ing the whole of its effort to bring it ingress, of course. the dancing floor. rack-stret, Perth, not Messrs. Chairs. tables of all kinds, drapaffair is to be a great pageant, and Grocery Stand: At the last mectiay, of the State this function." Smith and the about. merry-go-round. ings On 'In therefor. big payarticle that goes The reverend gentleman gave a and Lavan. Solicitors, Barrack stunts of sort. inent, a ticket will be Fully fifty wholesale houses have apart from active participation, will to add effect any Council the secretary, Mr. J. and juet to show what canthis issued to street. Perth. to a room; pedestals be dune patrons for been circularised for wares, and a he a great sight to see. The lovely for plants. Doheny. reported that the arrange- detailed report of the doings of the by hard participation in toil, the aeetc., are both frocks urgently needed. to be worn, a feast at all strenuous and few have responded. So as, howments fur the Irish National Con- delegates since their departure from ',instant at that, Display at Brennan's. for which the docket is obthe supply of six_ chairs and exertion has been traction ever, not to be left ir. the lurch, the times, beautiful music, and all t?is With certs were well in haul. The i'erth Perth. in which he dealt with the centred in the taiaed, By and ceurtesy in all of other Bier,. twd stunts tables payBrennan by one directi.m other reception they lady already, of received in Norbringing characteristics that go to Town Hall had been secured for idea has been that a small under notice of visitors an at- ment of cash will be all that is re- Brothers the articles to he dis- contribution of bruited should follow suit and take Thursday. September 22, and the tham. Adelaide. Melbourne and tractionthe say two tins of jean, make up a perfect scene. are in the others quired. posed i..fby the Art Union are io that pattern will by Sydney. her He prove in spoke to organisation a paving eiime red the way length of features to make letter Fremantle Town Hall fur Manday, on be displayed in their window on the two packets of flour, a couple of pac- gay, and Bank the reception tendered to Aus- clay. and be memorable for many a being engineered so ably to the future. when more will then kets of tea, and so forth, would asSeptember 26th. 1 he rehearsals 26th long inst., and To day facilitate thereafter to and come. extendLaidiaNes favour operations:, ventralia's. the undgr But greatest Exwhat the democrat. the Rev. could capable pilotage of Mrs. sist greatly to conducted under the baton of Mr. the stand, Mannix, Archbishop of Mel- have been achieved if there had ecutive urge on all stulit-holders, dors of tickets will be also at hand. and the ;lotion strengthen Mitchell and Mr. Townsend Ladies' Football Match. McDonnell had been well attended. Dr. appeals to the com- Wilford a few more available of the particularly those in charge of stalls, and those who want to participate as joint secretaries, and Mrs. was expected the full choral bourne. He also gave the message been and mittee so strongly that Hanthey Watch for future notes regarding in the hope type with of benefits articles the to obtaining can do so it will be availed of dispose of at then nan as Committee stands, to treasurer. strength of the :omen company which was received by Dr. Mannix now enga sed Executive visitors with this cannot stunt. fervour, Sufficient interest has impress on assistants to by coming within the precincts of and the Executive in the work? There would he present at a most irrport- from the Dail Eireann. through the is this one commend the help but expect something special. been awakened to organise this outstanding fact, that a bring in their money periodically the popular emporium. ant rehearsal on 9th. 13th, and 16th. medium of its President. Eamonn lot of the burden matter to the kind consideration of Sheridan's Vice-Regal Band will be benefit draw. The teams have althey have shoul- during the night of the Fair for there Safe. to retail iqst. at the Catholic Young Men's De Valera. the gratitude and the dered so the all readers and others. programme. Tic- ready been picked, and when arduously the whole time transmission to the Bank. They the kets are m-erywhere, so there should of the Irish people. would 13. Makutz has provided a safe Society's rooms. The grand old thankfulness time arrives to show prowess in not hold the proceeds for the forMr. Piazia. be no difficulty use music of the Gael. which impressed their leaders in particular, for the some tohave been lifted if the., had must of or the "Bank." Such consid- No inconvenience giv- test. the ladies in this game will whole night, them. but and. aftet support and volunteers en moreover, the reposting to to any who want to be at the compare sympathy that Austrk- Carnival have ccrne forward so well the "smile and the tear" in is appreciated most highly, the Lady controlling, so arrange its eration favourably with males. to provide instruments on loan. gathering at St. George's the more Ireland's story, would be heard un- lia has given Ireland in her strug- tue of thewould inevitalny. by vir- conveyance. it is assumed Surely Hall on when a receipt will be that supplysoof when proper devotion or time, Young Ireland Society. no difficulty should be ex- September the 12th, at 8.30 der the most favourable. conditions. gle for freedom. this essential convenihave p.m.. issued been and credit for . what has ' ence is so imperatively further improved. The The remarks of the previous speaLast Tuesday night, at the Hiberand those who come early and ocrequired. To perienced in this special connection. when the dancing will commence. of next month will never- been given secured. Make nian Hall, the Freak Dance organcupy the front seats have a musical ker were supplemented- by Messrs. beginning this gentleman the Executive wish Ti' complete musical arrangements theless see witnessed a result than a mental note of this more sunestions. pianos are certainly required, and O'Dea and Monaghan. wish, ised by the Young Ireland Societyfeast in prospect. that to is extend him their deep gratitude the committee feel that no To add -to attractiveness and A hearty vote of thanks was mov- going to give satisfaction beyond because it is most rmportant that for responding so The League has many calls un its big was splendidly attended and disapliberally. ordinary strictest attention' be devoted pointment will be crested in this scheme of coloring, the committee concerned should feel pleased those funds, not the least of which would ed by Mr. J. J. Beinlon, and sup- standing expectations, notwith- the the absence of relief upon to it, otherwise there will be chaos, direction, and shortly- a good Samar- invite ,suggestions for improvement. the large gathering which was with be the relief of distress in Ireland ported by Messrs. Fitzgerald. Hug- which preand returns so accumulate at an the joint organisation antic!. IdeasOf any description'will be wel- sent. For the Would those caused by the tit...true-. charge of stands itan will come to their aid. ''reties of hes. and Mrs. Edwards, and subsebest female "freak" hour when those supervising should please see that in comed by the joint organising ap- Miss would have not been lacking their the for -s of -.. son ora'ar in that quently carried amidst loud ap- pated name is menBegley secured the first prize. Model. for so long. be peal, ready to and a leave hope tioued the ground. on airy stray aecount that country. It was hoped both con- plause. that whilst Master Murphy was Prompted by the usual wandertul no hesitation will isheexpressed ing completed their work for havbest Gift Display, After the genera' meeting certs would be well patronised by evidenced in Topsy on the male Tide. the the occasionally filters through to head- spirit on coupled Every Saturday night the Young night. quarters. By so doing a lot of that actuating Mawr ;nember of communicating cariceptione for en- with Master Davy as the lovers of Irish music. Tickets can Sunday last, Mr. Ma-Mahon in a Boy Coon. grand organisation of the hancing the show to the office with- All the Raffle Locations. trouble is avoided, and further, its be procured at the head office 44 logic address put the Irish question Ireland Society hold a gift evening impersonations were unIn allotments for articles to be origin is quickly determined. pos- "Uglier;' Mr. Dave Martin attached out undue delay. as it appeared from an Australian in St. Patrick's School Room, Royal Arcade. doubtedly fine and well merited rein, disposed aid of the Appeal funds. point of view. by stalls, such as. for sible duplication avoided and that to that very live and well known. Fruit. cognition in the shape of a gift. Readers instance, of la connection with the election of the load of coal, and other little worry inseparably identified body of workers who is at present The kerbstone marr.ets are sadly file music was excellent, and suporganising the appeal for the Park- in need a representative front Weeteni Auslarge things of this ilk, it Lord Edward Fitzgerald (South cieties' iteces with ;Ace work not necessitated by erville Home, of quantities of fruit for per wps provided. Hall. and eisa from an at- sary that they be displayedis on has kindly given per- sale at the tralia on the National Executive. Fremantle) Branch. the this kindly reinembramce. Fair. If sny so tendance viewpoint most charitmission for the Band Concert. Mr. J. Monaghan and Mr. M. O'Dea model, which is to ably A special meeting of the above tory, male satisfac- Reserve for the people to see. TalkCool Drinks. be illuminated, to be placed in the donatedisposed would be willing to and On Sunday afternoon, 2/ith Sepwere nominateed at the last meeting branch will be about the coal, the Executive this commodity, the com- tember. to -morrow showing by their female members ing The window of refreshment his stall of the council. In view of the fact (Sunday) afternoonheld made to office in at be Hay 3 the suggestion some estab-street, mittee p.m., fatuous would in the Nelson- movement is still presence that the ego esteem it lished will not cater for visitors in next door to Padbury's. a .oncert Liana wiltMcalahon's that nominations were expected street Hall at 3 o'clock that it would be nice to seeweeks This is great . favour animated by a present this if - consignments for fervent desire to further se: musical programme anin me from the goldfields! it was decidid the purpose of electingsharp, domestic requirement viewed in the direction of cool drinks, aerated in addition to the poster already could the carthe be two forwarded deledinal addressprinciple by which the prime wane interesting formation, lit up, waters. etc. The committee want displayed in the interests of the ed to Mr F. to postpone the electior to give gates to represent this branch on Guyernment Gametic. A minimum Davies. lames was imbued, the branches at Kalgoorlie charge of 6d. admission will be made and the proposed Fremantle District mover most illus- with say a grate in the centre. made someone to get interested and put a Home of the Good Shepherd Appeal. Markets. Perth superscribed -street trious democrat andthat Home at the Boulder or throughout the county! Council. It is hoped that the patriot, Rev. attractive with a red lamp in the proporsition forward so that this in- Such broadness and charity of of Good Shepherd full attendance of all in- Drs Mannix. Appeal, Kerb- Catholicgates. stitution can be placed on a firm thought make one deliberate anti stone an opportunity of nominating some terested isArequested. While our meetings array to make it attractive. communict will take advanFor footing at once. Na Markets. covered by a brief tage are well attaided, we must think. effect it should favourably comof this rare treat by rolling up member. The elecaion was theree-ntuwardness give note of its transmission to bead - in full, force. fore postponed till the next meeting Padraic Pearse (Subiaco) Branch. pride of place to our female sup- mend: but it is essential to know should be shown at all in the matExecutive Assistance, quarters. porters, and considering the many about all of these things in now that the circumstance of of the Councils when the represenWith only an Executive of three, order to ter, Paper Bags. PEDESTRIAN EVENTS. the Fete has come a by-word. and it must be realised tatives of this State will be elected. theThe usual fortnightly meeting of functions that are being held as 4x up a "possy" to place it on that during, or For the purpose of banking ar above branch was held in St. preliminaries to the forthcoming A host of other donations view. the pageant a realisation after long even within a week or two of Followers of the above sport are Regret was expressed when Mr. tie for disJoseph's rangements on five schoolroom hundred half-pound notified that two eve,ta will be Wednesday bazaar, demanding their continued, posal should be treated this Fair, they will require some assistWalter Dwyer. the Slate President. way. months of really hard work. could not see his way- to allow him- evening, August 31st. The president support and presence, form a strik- and the committee urge on all conance. If any one feels ginclingd to strong paper bags are required for competed for during the progress Curtain. (Mr. J. N. O'Neil) presided over a ing contrast to the apparent accommodating various denomilsa- of tne fair, viz.:self to he nominated. cerned not to be unmindful of this render such assistant'sapathy :hey would Four or five pairs of large cur- be tions of cash. The executive would good attendance of members. Mr. shown by many of our townsmen, 'very material request. Shetheld Handicap, 100 yards; relieving a very much over -taxed be If each tains, hangings of any W. L. Jones was billed to lecture, who will perhaps glad requirement could be prize money X20. 7/- covers nominaPeter Lalor (Perth) Branch. in self -con- atallholder were to send in the gifts if at all possible, are kind, or more triumyriate of workers. Instead supplied.if the but for some reason he failed to put ceived diplomacy, bask wanted for the If not the tion whole and acceptance. to numbe of and sold, the labour become slackening as the Fete arrangements will raThe above branch tendered Fair., If there is a surplus they can an in an appearance. at least a portion in part would Sprint Handicap, His non-atten- diant when the movement assumes 'be made to give them a spot on then XIS. 4/6 covers for happening, the toil ber, the easily be placed, in the store in readi- approaches official welcome home to the Lea- dance 'was disappointing to mem- a more be aiding most valuably nomination ariptocratie and acceptance. .Reserve. is ever The increasing, so recognition. artist is always re- ness to be drawn from stock when much detail & gue's four delegates (Rev. Father bers. as they eagerly awaited Mr. Surely the spirit Mr. Snigg, "Snigg's Corner." will reheaping up that is not being left to J. H. Moullin and Co. Neville, Mr. O'Dea. Mr. J. Monaghan Jones' lecture, and it is to be hoped countrymen in an shown by your ferring to this question, and the any emergency does arise. earnest endeavour executive are not able to satisfacchance or to working out its own The committee wisa to thank this ceive entries up to Friday. 23rd Sepand Mr. T. Stack! at the Hiber- that he will make amends by giv- to secure emancipation tmber. Motors. Record entries destiny. 'If a stunt -holder by in- firm 'for carting one hundred expectcea- torily answer the query he is raising nian Hall on Sunday., 7th inst. The ing us a night in the near future. turies of thraldom should front Vene. ed. Catholic institutions are .60 Tjle constantly are hereby be advertence provisian a of omits to give suffimotors attention tion chair was occupied by must be poles to the ground. the State The branch continues to grow. cient incentive to spur you to These Next and Final Meeting. serffembered. To convey the mem- in any direction, well the Executive were delivered on Friday the 2nd invited to nominate athletes to bePresident (Mr. Walter Dwyer), who six new members being enrolled at come allied with any Already ninny names The special and, last gathering of bers of the W.A. Concertina Party see that it enjoys (snick action at lost., and a number are already in take part. briefly addressed the meeting, after the last meeting. having for its goal such amovement nave been enrolled. desirable all Stunt -holders and Assistants on from the Blind Asylum will be very their hands, and it is in this respect position, constituting a further which followed the delegates, who The next meeting of the branch conThe goldfields the Carnival Square, at the foot of Issential for the show, and it is they want 'some live business like tribution to the labour of last week, Old in turn were received with enthu- will be held on Wednesday even- consummation. 0oolgardie. branches earnestly enjoin all liberty - William-street, on siastic applause upon rising to ing. September 21st.. when all are loving citizens The executive would be glad if after- trusted kind friends will be ever help. Anonymous Donation. to become mem- noon, the 25th. inst., Sunday Invitations. speak. Although the weather sud- given a cordial invitation to be bee. and by a united: the Executive mindful of this important request. anyone assisting in the Appeal could This gift is and apart still peaceable hope. will be well attended by them. holding good, and supply them with any altogether of une or two for In the compilation of the list for denly changed to a very wet even- present. Any person wishing to join method prove old 4 the efficacy which when an opoprtunity the "invites," the Executive crave the donor hopes that her ten guineas by 0 or 6 by S in dimension, tents. ing. this did not at all prevent the can do so by getting in touch with would accrue from will thus be Executive requirements. to help a speedy and :afforded of viewing the the indulgence of readers for a few .1;1 be instrumental in giving effort in the erection of Oid Coolgardie. Hibernian Hall from being filled to the secretary, Mr. Jno. N. O'Neil, equitable adjustment. progress Tents. that spur as to make all alive and the doors with an eager and inter- Cambridgestreet. West Leederville. that the attitude of the Knowing ;made in connection with the buildmoments. If there are any names more than passing thought For housing several stunts, the it is extra ginger into their labours No Perth peo- ing operations regarding the Fair. ested audience, to hear the account considered should be added to put should be given to this wish, and ple in the home land will during the duration of the fair. The as be se- -No one must fail in this respect, Executive need niany large tents. the number. an intimation of the doings of our delegates at it is the desire of Mr Lynsky to of such prize is too good Thomas Davis (Victoria Park) quence to the result of the deliberaAs previously stated, there is no reto :and let slip as when, make the stunt as many who can make it con- striction placed on the recent Irish National Conventions now being carried on, the Branch. complete as is any who are desire will he gladly received and to set-ore it venient to be present should not only more ef- humanly possible, tion held in the Eastern fail anxious to help in respect of dimen- scheduled accordingly for request to fort than one requires the hope is exStates. A meeting of the above branch is surely opportune far all time might ordinarily give. pressed who to foregather. be present at the opening ceremony and also the interesting and glow- will the should be in requirement sion. the Any will not, be size will suit and forefront of the con - of the Fair at eight take place at the Boys' Club on movement' Highgate il.T.L.O. ings.accounts of the arrival both at Sunday. o'clock on the forgotten. to redeem the mortgage at 8.15 p.m. a 1st. of October. SydRey and Melbourne of Austraon their opiniens. and cease By eifluxion of time the month of Old Iron. lia's great democrat. his Grace lating their love of country to postuAugust has now elapsed, which per-. The committee want Children's Day. James Connolly (Banbury) Branch. already those Archbishop Mannix. the Highgate C.Y.L.C. devoted old corrugated iron to 200 sheets of in the movement by a man. For Saturday afternoon. the Sth iod protect the The usual fortnightly meeting or lc etand. thereby Fuller particulars of this big pubto obtaining a contribution to aug- dancing floor at relieving the of few October, the close of the everyone the above lic welcome will appear in THE interested ment the tuts. branch, held in St. Jos- from a portion of that Within a short fete. No one is asked to supply must make special arrangements for while vindictive. RECORD. as a reporter from this eph's schoolroom on the 1st inst.. ness which is the unfortunate some pests should be to hand all, but the contribution of a few the children. To the ladies par- apprising lot was well attended. in the absence of all who differ even paper was present. from abticularly their wants must be re- of their the executive of the result sheets is the most an individual is Both the State Council Secre- of Mr. Phil McKenna. Mr. Wilson stract tradition. canvas. required to donate. not allow membered, and the committee urge If tary (Mr. J. P. Doheny) and the occupied the chair. The meeting yourselves to verify Do the lines applicprovided 10. or even five,everyone an them the' desirability of evolving Searchlights. spread President (Mr. P. J. Ryen). of the opened with the. singing of "Wrap able to recreant,. penned by the imsome notions that will tend to please The committee has not been sue. over 20 or 40 per,ons respectively, Peter Lalor Branch, wish to thank the Green Flag Round 'Me Boys," mortal Moore: the young to the full, cessful in securing two searchlights, the request would quickly be met. by Mr. Paddy Doyle, after which Mr Unprized are her THE RECORD for its courtesy. sons. till they've although they have stoured the Please remember the executive are Wilson. in a brief speech, outlined Cow, learned to betray. "up against it" in this desirable dirtown. John Boyle O'Reilly (Fremantle) the failure of the negotiations with Undistinguished they live, if then Mrs. Chas. Smith, of "l'airholme." supply ofIf a reader c.in help iii the ection. Of course the iron these lamps the ex,utiv, w111 only Ireland, and the uncertainty of the betray not Branch. their has Guildford, kindly sires, be on loan for a while, and will be donated a will be present. pleased. there. He then And the torch that would light cow, which will be disposed of on The monthly meeting of the ab- called onposition returned. Mr. Doherty to give a few them thro' dignity's way, Ground Improvements. the ground. ove branch of the League was held suggestions regarding the Donations Received, It will be recollected that some in St. Patrick's Hall after evening the evening. which was subject of Must be caught from the pile where Heifer. to try and their country expires. Mrs. Higgins, of Kehnseott, has time ago a joint delegation from the Mr. E. M. iMoCarthy, Cottesloe. devotions on Sunday last. Mr. Mc- see be- what means the Irish people 12/3/-; Mr. \V. O'Sullivan, KendienOn Sunday evening, the 21st, ult., "Uglier," Mahon presided over a good attene could be helped in the event of similarly the responded in providing a Silver Chain. and the hos- the unquenchable heifer. dance. A hearty welcome was ex- tilities being renewed. The In addition to the above Home of the Good Shepherd Appeal tip, £1/2/-; Mr. T. Coombe sell.. Stir. spirit with which tended to Dr. Kiernan, of Northam. said that the idea was to speaker the movement should be pregnant there will be two sheep. goat, clutch Committee waited on the chairman Perth. t25 create a was shown in, every In the ,course of a reply. Dr. Kier- feeling of sympathy of chickens, and other stock. sentence of- an Is' of the 'Parks and Reserves Board among the inspiring address nan condemned as an Australian - working masses there anything else a reader could respecting the improvements to the delivered by that Don't Forget Hibernian Ball, of the world. carnival square, in regard to:-(1). born citizen. the treatment which was workers who were wanted It unswerving champion of his coungive? September 19th. at try's cause, Mr. J. Monaghan. has been meted out to Ireland in the back of the A Poster and Fancy Carnival. The palkiplh fighting for lecture the name of the British Govern- freedom and was hastily arranged, and independence. Mrs. Dan Dwyer's offering at the ment. Mr. Sheedy also spoke on the sub- the manner in which the speaker Perth Town Hall last Tuesday night `,WE ARE DispLA i ea, iN OUR sitowRoums detailed his impressions of the reThe secretary reported on doings ject, and AND WINsaid that it was well was a splendid success, as all her cent Convention and the triumphal of the committee since the Many alleged bargains are offered in these columns. last impossible to render financial nigh DOWS, A WIDE \ saORTMEN But by as- advent of Archbishop OF THE NEWEST NOVELattractions usually are. To be general meeting. From the report sistance, and that it was a far the greatest furniture bargain of ail you can Mannix from your present at one of the benefits will TIES AND FASIII( ea-; FOR TILE COMING SEASON. it was noticed that the branch mem- stration of our sympathy demon- Brisbane to Melbourne were heartown backyatd. You know as well as anybody that obtain-in furoiture in the with the ily received. St., also was surely convince you of this, and that bership has increased to 283. Since Irish people that was shops is a sinful price these days. THE STYLES -ARE laNUSUALLY TASTEFUL AND DISTINChis report wanted. The everyone was pleased on the 6th. of the the last meeting a welcome to Fre- speaker was Northern episode. A "Bui unfortunately I have not learnt to make my ownl" you TIVE. AND FEATURE THE LATEST EFFECTS IN COLOUR supported, in his re- vote of famous inst. is no wonder for surprise. When mantle was extended to thanks was MOVCCI by Mr. Messrs. will repiy. by Messrs. That is no earthly r eason Wilson and R. D. Lamb, LL.B., seconded the numbers are up, the banking you should not learn Daly, Edwards and Mott, of South marks AND DESIGN. by Mr. Roiney. TIOW. It is the quickest and the most why deposit should loom large. To give profitable study, and reM. Hartigan, both gentlemen in Australia.; and a euchre tournament forDuring a short interval which fol- cible quires no no teacher, NL, mallet what tee' individual prefero.w, yen will plant-only the few patrons iirdinary an idea of tools which you some of the disin conjunction, with the Lord Ed- lowed, Miss C. Lucey utterances showing their aphave 110 dd.probably already possess; with to ese and a few second-hand "For the preciation play the publicity committee have iieults in selecting at MI k SPRING SHOW just the STYLE you of the magnificent effort ward Fitzgerald branch was held. Green." and Miss T. sang packing cases you can easily make a Hastie "Eyes bedroom decided suite, on for put billiard into Appeal table, settee, posters a few what must be termed an reports of which have already ap- of Irish Blue." want in the C.,Ir or Combination you desire. etc.. etc. of the best ideas were placed on eloquent peared in these columns. A local address. seasoned with After a lengthy discussion the fol- sound. And the tutor?. "Mission Furnitdre-Mow to Make view which were greatly admired. reasoning logic The next district council for Fremantle has lowing resolution explains in 'Mee ini:o3enctent parts minutely an.1 clearly everyIt."operaThese with a great many more will been established. and the council carried: "That' thewas unaniniously meeting will be of a musical and elo tion necessary, [ram tl:e ordering 'of cutting of the necessary timshortly be adorning several balusmeets again oil the 20th inst, when branch of the Selflames Connolly cutionary nature, a; there appears ber to trade, the -Determination vanishing when they will be spread to be an abundance of talent to or fixing of castors. In volume silo. 1 the officers will be elected. The dele- for Ireland League broadcast, and prominently fixed following srticles are minutely explained and illustrated:-Waste gates elected to represent this State Executive to getinstruct the draw upon. Members and intendin' touch ing members come along, and for others to see. paper basket, piano bench, billiard table, davenport. branch on the council are Messrs. with the Labour taaotret, bookcoining seek aft:, a long posed of constantly changing Prices, the anorganisations In an evening's enjoyment. and rack. bookshelf, pedeeal, chairs, nril-top desk. dressers. hall chair, Building Operations. J. Monaghan. Joyce and MoLinden Australia and Britain by to support your presence show your nouncement. that the NEW SEASON heralds a petite!, of stability. window seat. lamp stand, lawn -awing. library table, magazine On Friday evening in St. Patrick's them in stopping Every willingness day sees progress made at the transport of to assist a long enthralled stand, bedside table. medicine emit'. Morris chair. plant will be exceptionally welcome. Hall, a welcome home was extended the Fete. Last week was specially nation to to Ireland in case of hos- retrieve her porch chair, settee, shaving stand, sideboard. shelves. tables, stand, AVE CORDIALLY INVITE ALL TO ,VIEW to the returned delegates from the munitions native powers and an'narked in this regard, quite a good etc. tilities being renewed." cient institutions. National Convention. Mr. McMahon naCh of the three parts (strongly lotintt; only 4/. 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Dr. Mannix at West Melbourne

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The half -yearly meeting of the soMary. dear. I am very glad you The next general meeting of the hope you was held on September 7th. have come to us, and 1 will The parishioners of St. Joseph's above club will be held in the Par- ciety say be and and treasurer's statestay, The to have come Church sprung an agreeable sur- ish Hall. Ifighgate, on Tuesday ment report lung while. adopted. The motion that was Sunday last little niece foe a very very on Ayers are re- the editorship prise on Mrs. Members at inst., well 13th night, of the magazine be doing be to You seem eight. when they assembled at the for the deleted from the ex-officio duties of bid minded that the appeal and I put delteoter, to know closes the librarian was carried. Presbytery after devotions to irom Shepherd When Good the of much. Home I.' was very it like you that tier good-bye on her departure work that night. and they are therefurther decided that the editor be one likes school. one likes the do not presume Wagin. after ten years as hostess of on in their col- appointed by the committee in the Australia to hand in success. We fellows requiredMelbourne. then fore West and Stadium, school, the what O'Reilly, At in the Wagin Hotel. Father and 10.000 of his jormer parishioners to dictate to the Irish people lecting cards, together with the same manner as the Press correnot week I nearly got my eve blownin outa Do your best for your teacher. intelask for or what theyis in making her a small presentation My dear Children.-I have amount collected. It is confidentto become a very The motion to change the friends by crackers. I put a cracker gave a most hearty welcome to his they should That with. a mark of their esteem and ly hoped that the sum we set out spondent. as go off in you are sure girl. for satisfied been able to get all mylittle not be you would Thank his it should on as and Mannix name of the committee to "executhe bottle, little Archbishop Grace behalf ligent the on because her lately. course, thanked Of as Corner and friendship. the business. into our "wee ones" visit to his old parish. will be realised. the in the bottle, Grace not to collect His was send tive" lost. The election result, looked I you small time, love the services very, great a Ireland her it of the people for are thinking not of printer has made forced to do so I did "bang" off went the cracker in and your loving. The Grand Children's Carnival in ed as follows:-President. Mr. J. was accomplished by Archbishop papersIreland's good. They are not to the Church since her arrival in aid of the Bazaar in November next Dwyer; comer. Ile was BESSY. was stinging, too. of AUNT or it and vice-president. NZ., Mr. J. Miniand eye, Wellington, of mans my so beRedwood, not of of was or it said He Wagin. Ireland's honour owing to the pressure I am sure I have a little dog and lie follows on the 0th. -The com- han; secretary! Mr. W. Webb, treaDr. Norton, Bishop of Post Augusta. thinking of shed No: cause she was a Catholic, nor be- took place for Ireland. others upon his spare. once or twice Surnrise. the blood was more than satisfied with surer, mittee Mr. B. Hegarty; everywhere: Pleasant A little about me attendant faithful a British was disappointed she ap- secretary, Mr. J. D. Teahan;assistant I have many Dean Carey's Address. they are thinking ofmenthewho are cause the result. A full report will warden. the sub- it came to school. and we had some East Northam, at Mass and the Sacraments-for friends in the country and Empire and of the in the next issue. pear In the end Sister had Peel Terrace, Mr. F. J. Darcey; librarian, Mr. J. 15, 1921. semi. fun with it. while Catholic, Auenat P.P., every of Ions Carey. duty a disgrace the of Dean is Rcv. Empire that Very the of the Club's Evert: general committee, Messrs. ai& urbs-friends The on in it ball said she grand bringing A because out, again for it neither seek nor, reDear Aunt Besse -T am of them-who have watched they to putthe children from their work. assured his Grace that the words, which they and those after them for which they funds will be held on the 19th inst.. Outridge. R. Prendergast. A. kept making an attempt to write to You. nome." had never been will never be able to wipe out. I quire any praise in this life--but at Keough's Hall, Newcastle -street, T. their letters. I am sorry that am as. But as soon as she put it out one It is rather a lone time since I have "welcome those and because. having performed her re- and it is anticipated that the funds Oldrini. F. -.Hayes. R. J. Nlarmion. than hearts too. warmer Empire. the by of have not been printed. hut Ione uttered of thinking and, am the other, and J. Waldron. in the will had came h"... well, it at and door her every we faithfully week as parishioners from duties next her ligious but former that written. save cured to of his own of the club will be greatly augmentAt the close of the meeting the course, we did not smile. Well. this whooping cough vie, ---;11 have to West Melbourne. They remembered I am trying be in the Corner. I am grateful Australia has self-determi- she found time to be a most enerwould-be president stressed the good work in Aus- shame. and is content to remain in getic worker in Church matters. He ed thereby. for the many nice letters I have re- is all this time.-Your excuse me. We had a holiday from that his apostolic ininist6 amongst in the elocution done by the secretary t Mr. Webb) students nation. The REILLY. DAN of a nice as an orFeast ability have nephew, shall the great ceived lately, and I school to -day, as it is tralia had commenced the British Empire. If the Irish spoke of her are asked to note that the and treasurer (Mr. Heiarty), and We also had Mass them, and they were proud and people were to tell Australians they ganiser. and of the success which class 13th the little talk with each on next week. You are very welcome. my dear Assumption. on the 7.30 at class will meet spoke in appreciation of the outam sure this morning and Benediction to- pleased to take that opportunity of 1 Kisses to every one. big and little.- Dan, to the Corner. a Republic. Austra- invariably crowned her many en- inst. instead of 7.45. going committee, thanking it for its a good night. I am now in the fifth stan- expressing their joy at his return. should set up AUNT BESSY. interfer- tertainments. She would be greatYour loving. you have determine.-1 to be lians would resent outsidehave support during the past term. to pleased of life very fo7 10.the social lust from there about ly missed 1 am not of and I was large audience nephew. although that In ,Irisji people dard. The ence. children. was she a great "Maims reverentia debitur pueris." 'THE MARKETS FOR THE "WEE ONES." have you among my dear the exam. I suppose You known 000 people, he was pleased to assure as much right to ask for what they Wagin. for not only yi,ur I read an also took she but when Caworker. a only and Church sorry not haying were have, really are "In sacred Scripture we find many 1 was his Grace there by this that we as the Australians You have bazaar. Monica NIcKenna,.Tarrahwood. re- chapter of accidents. who wantman she active part in all charitable and many last task were Ltd., what boys' the there was but Ireland notable examples of God's love for It tholic tells Farmers, who Westralian the the The surely, turns her card aed £1 2s 6d for works. Mr. A. Hardy, report un- youth. In Cana of Galilee our been 111 several engagementsyou to have their stall, so it is the worshipped at different strines. should ask for is arrogating to him- philanthropicMrs. Perth. week -street, Monica, Wellington You. can Thank ones." if said health, Alcer's "wee don't get into any moredon't try to girls' turn now. Rev Mother gets They had come to assure his Grace self a position which he has no right in proposing September, 1921, Blessed Redeemer calmed the fear dear. I am very grateful. was the most respected and es- der datd the 7th of the young man that wine should avoid them. But boys boronia up from Albany- nearly that they were grateful for what he to occupy. I am thinking of the she as follows:soIn all Doreen Beau!. of Kellerberrin, avoid accident::: they rather like every be wanting on his bridal day by and sells it. It was a had done for them and for Austra- Empire. but I am also thinking of teemed lady in Wagin. also returns her card end 20s. for chasing them. Next thing you'll be lovely week, Chaff.-Yardings have been much Anto -day, so we went for lia. and to hail him as the liberator Ireland. and my blessing is on her. cial affairs she war, always called re- converting water into wine. the "wee ones." I am much oblig- bringing the dog with you into a walk day of own upon, and gave her assistance will- smaller for the period under preserver the their very and was other young man knelt before Him it know and Australia hill. of up a people of by lack Irish a The ed to Doreen, and very pleased Personally he was sorry view, and there has been on a road that runs through the hills trouble, and then there will Ibeama nice. Well, dear Aunt Bessy, as I their freedom. They were grateful business Australians ran ingly-. than better to F.a.q. rhaff. wheaten her kindness. regret. and his famquality leaving, for he best Aus- she was howl. which Dan will can find any news when I to him as the great leader of demo. to of Judea. and asked how he should it to them, and I doubt ifstrugA Friend. Westoiia. sends 5s. for ily always had a second home in prime to -day is worth £917/6 17/6 for right tell to read of your putting up a never receive life everlasting. and the ineould make a better start to write a letter I will have to cracy and the fighter were the "wee ones." Thank you. Friend. hoping He assured her that £9 10/-, and prime £9 151 to £9 grate- tralians has the hotel. They Ireland spired writer jells us flow "Jesus, distinguished honour listyouat toschool. might. than niece against loving freedom close.-Your for gle fetch behind her ton. leaving none per she was expecting ever not .had am who I one as looking on him, loved him." And. but him to ful Nellie Macias.. made. ADELINE WILLIAMS. spoil a boy's Mr. but friends and well wishcie. Chaff.-There has been again, outside the gates of the city the dog with you-dogs keep his voice in defence of the Oaten raised Eleanor -street, Ueraldton, on 4 him Adeline, freedom of speech whether for peoNegotiations. dear, M. Moran and Mrs. Yung also practically nothing forward during of Nairn, He who is never Indifferdear Peace Dan, so. my The 1. studies, sorry, so am I August a, i921. spoke. Mrs. Akers, in thanking the the past week; one truck of prime ent to human sorrow, stopped a I liked your letter. that the irritating whooping cough ple or for nations. chain. the that. said to Grace come his nave g. Continuing. your lovir parishioners for their beautiful pee ago realised in funeral procession, raised a yteng Dear Aunt Bessy,-i house. Of course When his Grace went away from more information gent. said her mother trained her quality a day or two thins Write often to AUNT BESSY. has been in year the conclusion tnat you must for not writing Australia they thought they had they would have man to life, and gave him hack to 10/ per ton. on. I will excuse youthing from infancy to be charitable to ill. was pester- poured out the fullest and deepest regarding the negotiations later me aead, wnicn you see is nut the horrid is much easier, the arms of his widowed motner. the the St. market then from while failed Date-The to negotiations Another New Niece want the she did for the Church If and whatever they as would but case W.V.). 1 nave been busy one hearts. No heavy And even in the Pagan clasjcs we of their ing you. three, Joseph's. of Australia could hardly she did it, not for praise, but for the owing to heavier yardings: of such a affections with tickets, etc. t nave sold Home find frequent mention of the interfollowed him in spirit in his jour- people write under the influence feeds only fetching 3/51 to 3/6,1 per est them that the men who honour and glory of God. Esselmont, Duke-st.. Northam.1921. books tor the Good onepnerd the world. hidden turn and tell at that attaches to youth. "Maxima sickness-so you are readacross with neying distressing table 15, same the bushel. Aueust tic will of sitting Mr. Jim Moran'has taken ever the that were am sure you I gratitude and reverentia delitur pueris" (the love Appeae and 1 nave a °pox bazaar of excused. springs level you ily same hope that they knew nothing of welled up in Lloyd Peorge, on the turned into Wagin Hotel. Cape Barley.-Nothing offering. Dear Aunt Bessie.-T greatest reverence is due to youth). Sew tor our own Catnearat very often to me now write still nieces. your potatoes had of one George. as me cousins Lloyd sold with Potatoes.-Imported Your pourMr. and Mrs. BodiEngton returned is the wise saying of an ancient to nnisn setting, and I've only We will accept they in you are well again. see you in the their hearts, and they gladly every continue to arrive in large quantiassassins and murderers. No;And I am 11 years of age. and I am St. Pagan philegopher. Love and adsix, leaving 14 on my hands. if to Wagie after their honeymoon ed them forth that night. In will be delighted to same. ties. Several trucks of locals have miration go out to the young-"the Thursday the fifth standard. I so toI have I have heard about land he had vinited he had been would still be the Yes. had an aautt ball here on were neCorner. to week, enough past the were good it is 'nice. it during they and that forward now been very school, traprising his Joseph's am and sets I tne people, tripIr three budding rose is put before the full C. McKenna, after of the dome of bazaar. night. beloved Lloyd George. he for and two brothers, and the but the majority have only been of jubilant, except on gotiate withprotest a very great success, and because youth is the nice, especially "butterflies" and three sisters aVsinst their be- weeks on the goldfields. returned to medium finality. For a truck of fair- bloom," joy vel: had been That We live in Nor- will be the one would eldest. have the will made am looked I s" occasion populars spring -time of life; it is the time WagM on Saturday looking hale "Maggy 'Inc the one occasion. "Magpies.' and murderers. we that ly good sample locals to-day we se- when habits are formed for good or their tham, not far from the 'church; and lives by a very big poll. I him dearer than ever to his people. ing called assassins hearty. and their of very real, and on bending they murderers; not ton. girls cured £7 10/ per a nice home and earden, evil, when passion is strongest. and They had come in No. they were be glad to hear that the stall. (Applause.) heads (which was hidden by a cap have They were just Trinity Collage of Music, London. the shall very my sister and I take flowers to and successful with their day such numbers that night to show were not assassins. when mind and heart are most liawere and beak) you would have thought motor car, a little people, rightly struggling to a boronia The have following are the results of They and We him. suit to wattle stick church. a ble to become contaminated by broke We had would -RESIDENCE. We BOARD they "snag." Good him trying to work the examination in Theory of it a giant pet last week. but the boronia which had freedom. be free. They were Thurs- Daddy takes us out every Sunday with homely quiet error and vice. And yet. upon the Perth a land man, in in respectable lived principles lofty up for 10 nays' holiday last in the Sunday, practice bloom. Music. which took place at the Sac- people. near city. 25 Moore-st. (nr. young depend all the hopes of the in full a picnic last for out in be for too to went two We appear freedeem. not wanted back did they going and high ideals aay, and weeare we had a logielv time. There is Thank you for your nice letter. Tell the dear Isle of the West. (Ap- preached in the war. theand sons ofe red Heart Convent. Wagin. on Sat- Hill-st Church and all tile hopes of the East Perth. days' time (Tueseale. My mother and for which the brothers urday, June 11. 1921.of everlastings out now, and me more about St. Joseph's when plause.) State in this world. This being so. He had isited died. took my little brother to Protherie, awelotpicked had and loving, them intermediate: Evelyn Australians Pollard of your to of West people plenty again the write it is evident that our young peoOn behalf of Brandenthe Victoria seen had he Preparatory. and because he gets asthma in town; other beautiful Sowers and we play vou graves, BESSY. Marjorie (honour's), Edwards (honAUNT and more especially our young Melbourne, the Dean welcomed his their they had ours). burg (credit), Muriel Haddleton ple. which on my little sister Jean and our baby Mother battlefields rocks. that the on hope the games Grace. and eepressed Olive men. who are "the prophecy of the I couldn't get many of small naToni went too. Junior: Kathleen Edwards (hon- (credit), Paul Hardy' (credit), Kellerberrin. God would spare him many years to Tough; for the freedom himself on Teesday, and Perth must be carefully, provided, to future," me took Massingham-street, Shaw sis, my Myrtle what but holidays. (creait) away for my He had asked ours), Es -a Searle (honours). Mollie Haddleton for, in order that they may be enhad a nice time. We went to continue hie great work in this cmin tions. August 22, 1921. Was it Hills (Honours). Mary Henderson Olive Millar. ter, next to me, Jennie, went with we it was they had died for..had ourselves enjoyed you comply with every demand and ) to abled hope (Appian,: Museum the try number Bessy.-I highest housebeen the Aunt small obtaining that a For have Dear (honours). Jessie Maher honeurs), mother, so we I for the kind of pca-ci Church, of which they are fa- very much. This is all the newssay will excuse me for not writing and of marks (99). Miss Evelyn Pollard which the and established? No. it was not. Those Edna Baker. hold of three, consisting of mymymust HIS GRACE'S SPEECH. iT sooner. the State, of which children, present. card at have collecting the and. and ideals hily, sending high for sister fought had ther, my eldest boys yourself to love helping they are members, may make upon ,best busy with very been card goodbye. .11 you mill send me a Ireland Will Soon be Free. self, they had given their live, for them. would" but I have brother J. Norris, in "Cathothem."-Rey. baby ones."-Your "wee little the -ny and as "wee kneeling the mother. for do can Irishman. I an was he. There I will see what enthuhis is (A.C.TS. it with lic Men's Societies" Young think greeted I was Grace His to is not well lately. ones." Well, aunty, hoping your- he niece. enclos- siastic and sustained applause, and over their graves. askingandGod publication). MARY WTTHNELL. teeth troubling him. I amwhich he, an mercy on them: have self and the "wee ones" are well, and I before in Ball. right minutes The £1, come for several note wait to Mavourneen had ing a postal had to remember that that the "rheumy" isn't troubling Mary, yourself welcome for sure- hope will benefit the "dear ones." he could speak. He said: My Lords Irishman. Just one mote parting word about the little nation so dear to them you. Kisses for yourself and the and make the ball. Through a printer's error My father is keeping well now. He Reverend Fathers. my dear and old was still under the heel of the oply you are. Every little new friend "wee ones."-Your loving niece, adheard Deodiaever welcome I I don't think in last week's report, the name of St. Joseph's is a friends. from. is away at a town called pressor. NEILLIE GRIFFIN. Dan Reilly kine: he is cutting the farmers' hay the Dean more eloquent: but, as we appears as the lady to Mrs. dition to my circle. Freedom' of Small Nations. whom we were indebted for the loan Nellie, dear, it's a long while since is amongst us, and Dan seems to for them. Well. deer Aunt Reiy, heard in the poem a while ago, "I for fun, and this is all for the present. With have it in for the Carey's." (Laugh. to tl,c of materials. so essential tea, war tnna.; I had a letter from you. I really have a twinkling protected had 4 fie cousins love to all the "wee ones" and your- ter.) To listen to him now you that. weep 11copula was again a tree successful carrying out of the functhought you had gone away some- I am sure he will keep ishisgoing to self.-Yours loviry niece, No. I on the alert for what tion, and although this good lady would never suppose that he want- 'lateen. out -,eaten eueine, was a tree where and forgotten me. delighted to DOREEN BEARD. was one of our willing workers, ed. me 'to go away at the interval. 11.11.1011, tact when the signs ut tree didn't think the angels took you happen next. I amsuch a goodwould have Qum shi011e MI many us LUC other was to Mrs. Ridley that we were No kind angel hear that yqu have away from us. My deer Dorothy, --I am most and if I had gone away 1 -motor you betthe give to probably was to the daddy donawhat and are still anxious to express our natured missed would do that unkindness small nations winch were menaceu. grateful to you for your nice I like them. but I cannot tion to the "wee ones." You are ter part of the programme. For {hat Ireuma would still be wnere thanks for the materials named. One corner. I am delighted to hear rides. haven't a motor car very kind. I hope the little bro- one thing, I would have missed the sue hau seen for over ion yeers. Hra other matter (and it is one we hope that you have done such gcod work get them. no Ione wants to give me ther is well again. and I am very musical welcome sung for Miss had been denounced then as a not to have to refer to again), and for the Good Shepherd Home Ap- yet, and satisfied with pleased to knots, that father is In Walsh. Why the Dean endeavour- traitor-as a man who wanted the that is bring back your unsold ticWere you amongst the one. so I have to befriends peal. say that kets, and money for these you have can't me out before that I don't enemy to win the war. get to Father's ed I an sure I Shank's pony. My he again. but "Maggy's," Nellie? health good and young very apart so look And II why sold. within the coming week. We depends (Laughter.) is know. much would enjoy the sight of you as a .nao ueen telling the truth; and now I should afford to be ill,I so bloom. 4 are now well into the new term. and a little note from that. I shouldn't like to hays everybody knew that what he had had them. dear, big magpie, and furthermore, wear the peach upon everlastings the Wild. his among West," the be of to whether Men our secretary must get rid like "The missed from you to -day wondering I am sure you would look a very had been a prophecy. (Hear, my little friend at play I received your card and money. I all the other items. Besides. the said last term's arrears. In last week's tinnot wholly was hear.) Ireland nice one. I hope you had very and to see That's the joy of FOR THE notes re above we acknowledged sorry Your letter didn't appear parish of West Melbourne is the der the heel of the oppressor. for if pleasant holidays. I am sorry you on the inrocks. the country-the city is am with thanks the receipt of various dolast week: it was crushed out with parish in which. tI began my labours could not get away with mother. livinga crowded she were she would not be able to place. -drum hum Old nations from benefactors of the sosav(Applause.) only been have Victoria. in would You others. much energy. and there was exert What a pity the little brother has am very pleased to that hear I and ciety. Through inadvertence the of thinking T did not friends are the best friends. I hope his the asthma so badly. a good deal of life andeenergy in Ire your trip ed the worry enjoyed vcu back and coming following were omitted: Mesdames that mother find Doreen. to glad I did, am donation. your People Thank 'land yet. (Applause.) holiday improved him. 'iou found the get that and friends and Hardy. lOs 6d each; and meth. of Green you now know. and I am very now I still have a number might talk about British law in vcu, Nellie, dear, for wanting a interesting. but sou should as Mrs. Opitz, 5s. anxious to come and give me a wel- Ireland, but they knew that they card. You are a little .darling, and Museum Write grateful.-Your AUNT BESSY. "wee ones." the seen Carey, have Dean I rather envy come. were not even able to tyke a census I hope to hear from you very often often to your loving, Perth because when I was here I never in Ireland; they could not even now that I know you are still in AUNT BESSY The Modern City of Perth_ one function as he count the people. Note: I have a number of letters saw so many athere Geraldton. The "rheumy" has left I contq-night. has assembled give to hope I and Prop.) JONES, for next issue. H. (W. me. I think, for good, and I don't ' Mary Likes St. Joseph's. the growth on Dean the The English Democracy. A city is judged by MC character every little friend a chance of talk- gratulateMelbourne. want' to hear of the 'horrid thing Duke-street. Northam. If it continues of West of its buildings. Spacious and Welty any more. Thanks for kisses-I August 15, 1921. ing with their cousins in the Corner He knew the English people, and Bessy. we shall be able to make a new RECORD.-Aunt next indicates go ahead and architecture in the mei retutn a big one from' your loving, is was Dear Aunt Bessy.-This (ILaughter and ap- any hard word he might say parish in it. And visibroad-minded people. AUNT BESSY. said not against them but against first letter to you. i have been plause.) comment freely upon and and tors note clear and stands RECORD health to as THE road Sosfar The the British politicians, following up of the accommodation and the style After the Everlasting, wide, he came across the English people Ireland's Day Is Coming. reading all your letters so I will be hotels of the city. It is frankly adTho' steep and lonely be the way. Fitzgerald -street, Northam. he found them willing to listen to very pleased if you will accept me that travellers to by oversee mitted But, joking apart, I am delighted reason; and if the English demoAugust 17, 1921., as one of your nieces. T am eleven And like a star there gleams the hotel of Perth is the Savoy in guide to be back amongst my oldest cracy and the Irish democracy Dear Aunt Bessy,-I am writing years of age, and in the fifth stanadthey only do ray! of Not Hay-stret. One pure unfailing friends in Australia-the people learn to know each other it to ask you if you will accept me as dard. I go to St. Ineenh's school suffering West Melbourne. I am glad to see could mire the imposing appearance of one of your nieces. I know some and I like it very meet, We have Onward! still onward! would be better for both of them. the that but admit nave the structure, you soul. you here. and I am glad No doubt the peopleehe had come of your nieces, and I wish to be- had some very- wet weather, but interior appointments are equal to Let no false flame your faith given me the opportunity to see across had been the democrats. come one, too. I go to St. Joseph's it is getting fine now. and the wild When hotel in Australia. in any other allure. here forgotten that I am not The ordinary work(Laughter.) school, and I am in the fifth class. flowers are starting to come out. cold waifs at the goal you add that the capable manager West Melbourne, and that anything man of England was prepared to I am learning music also, and I like Well, dear Aunt Besse i must con- Relief for controls a staff to correspond with Of Woods' Great Peppermint I have said or done has not blacken- do the fair thing by Ireland. At it very much. Northam is a nice clude with fond love to yourself and As Supplied seems here. Cure, had outside appearance there I character good the the in ed remain, your attended had he by quite it "wee ones."-I the meeting surrounded is .one place: the In nothing more to be said. The Savoy applause.) and mem(Laughter of England, a Labour number of hills, which are lovely loving niece. to Miss North "The Best." is a simple one, welcome motto special of words had few Ball, Commons of Hibernian LANGDON. House Don't Forget the Sundays, MARY of On at ber green present. and English properly supplied. Walsh was good enought to sing, presided. September 13th. with some of my companions, I geTwo Mary's in one week! Weil, she said I brought a message that That labour member had delivered Her Majesty nerally go for a walk to some of the Now, be free. soon would stathad Ireland and a remarkable address, hills. Now that the everlastings are that is my own sincere conviction. ed that he represented the policy out, the walk seems to be much The Queen At present Ireland is not free. Ire- of the tabour PartS, of England. more attractive. On Sunday last I be land is a nation struggling to He had said that he was an Englishbrought home a lovely bunch to I But is not free. Ireland free. Brithe of proud was man. and he mother. Well. now. Aunt Bessy, Machines am copvinced that Ireland's day is tish Empire. He had been wholeI'll have to finish for the present. coming, and that Ireland's day is heartedly with her in the war. and Love to yourself and the "wee Ireland (Applause.) very, near. his sons had fought for her: but ones."-Your would-be niece, 25 Years' Guarantee. has suffered long, but there is a God he was a consistent man, and he PERTH KATHLEEN CONNELL. above watching over the destinies believed that little nations wanted of Ireland. and in Ireland there are liberty. He believed that Ireland Kathleen Mavourneen, you are as Irishmen who deserve to be free. was a nation as well as England, welcome as the wattle flower. Of Beale Beale Those men who are struggling to be and that Ireland had the right to course you know some of my nieces nephews of my free have paid the price of liberty. say whether she should remain in and I am sure some and unless I am very much mistaken the Empire or not. He would like the also, for St. Joseph's has a good that liberty is coming in the near Irish to try Dominion Home Rule. supply of them around the desks. I At the present moment I but. if after trying it they still were future. am pleased to know that you are you am not going to say one word about not satisfied then reluctantly but of AND to hear I hope and musical, the horrors in Ireland. I am not consistently he would tell them to astonishing the Trinity man when of the tragedy going to speak visit That, periodical his next Empire. makes the he go--to leave -4-through which Ireland walked. centinued his 'race, had been anIt is nice to know to Northam. ReThere may come a time to speak of nouneed as the policy of the Ptish that Northam is looking so pretty Pianos those things. But this is not the Labnur Party. He honed and pray4 and green just now. It was not so duced. Very special Pianos time. because negotiations are going ed that the two nations would come green awhile back when Self-Dtterbring peace. may on which BROTHERS' reductions to make mination was in the air. But there to know each other. and that the offer. we CHRISTIAN value to the as A Call at our Showrooms will coneince you Nature is always room for change. COLLEGE. sn;rit of that Labour member would Ready to Forgive and Forget. room for New Shiphas pleasant moods, and it is good come in cc-infect with the Irish peodo to were anxious and Both ple. suffered. to think thz.t the green' is Nature's has Much as Ireland c ments arriving. each other, The Don't let the favourite colour. much as I have suffered because of the right thine bystruggled ire.everlastings coax you to neglect Ireland's sufferings. I am prepared Irish people had the last for FREMANTLE. ST., HIGH 64 PERTH. moment ST., 209 MURRAY Your loving. to forgive and forget. We are ask- dnni and now at Surgical Belts of all AUNT BESSY te-eleer It Aik ed to believe that a marvellously they were not ening to submit and been made to Ire- a-cept terms that were not suithas offer generous ar I ,ffl made descriptions Dan's Troubles. land. We have been told that ire. able to them. fAnnlause.) Tn conclusion. his Grate said: Weld -street. Northam. land will lose the sympathy of the order to August 17, 1921. whole world because she di,' not "May God in His mercy to both RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. Dear Aunt Bessv.-This is thetrst grasp at once that magnanimous nations bless the negotiations, and A New Term 'commences at the time I have 'written to you, and I and princely offer. Yet we are mit let our constant prayer be for peace." 3/11 front we this But it. offer applause. Christian Brothers' College on SepGreat told what the hope you will accept me as one of CHAS. E. GOSHEN, Manager. Ireland whom 12th., when new boys will those tember Proprietor. know-that do your nephews. Not very long ago MULCAHY, DANIEL 6140 be enrolled. trusted told sis that the offer made I was in a barb-wire fence and cut Don't Forget Hibernian Ball, people. and that the satisfy not will my leg open. d was taken to the Address Only September 13th. is enough. doctor, and he nut four stitches in it, which was not nice. The same

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school. A good crowd was in attendance. and the music was first class. On account of Miss Beryl ' (By "Sparkle.") Meagher, our regular pianiste, being Belmont Park to -dal'. laid up with influenza. Misses V. SOCIETY. IRELAND YOUNG over. boil Hannans 'fhe Stent, E. Ahearn, and. V. Griffin helped in turn at the piano. We da(3,)%oldfields meeting cuncludes to The usual weekly meeting of the arc thankful for their kindly asPatin St. held was Young Morley in great form on above society Room on Monday, sistance. rick's School At Jolimont on Saturday last. the fields. The meeting was September 3. a confetti carnival Barlo-werie is our champion hurd- September 5. soungsual se iu opened was held. The affair was up to ler. s date in erwuitteh"The mialheininn (By "WATTLE.") Soldier's every way. The society's Australia's crack Eurythmic is were read and orchestra, comprising piano. cornet. still playing a prominent part in of previous meeting A committee of five trombone. and two violins. was at confirmed Tom Cain again demonstrated his the East. LAST SATURDAY'S GAMES. to discuss its best, and left no cause for comby a solid per. Good luck to Jack O'Brien in tak- members wason appointed Subiaco, 9.7, defeated West Perth, return to 1918 form the Victorian rules plaint. Mr. Chas. White ably report and sucwas His handball pering out the big doubie. formance 7.11. Society. 'Ireland the duties of M,C. RefreshSouth:: out of They say the coup ran into sev- of the Young for last month The Perth. 14.16, defeated East Fre- cessful in sgetting was formed balance sheet ments were provided at 10 o'clock. many a tight corner. and is a great eral thousands. mantle, 9.7. tendered his R. Brennan Mr. read. and then the dancing went on again Our crack. Wally Sibbritt, had a South Fremantle, 15-10. defeated asset to the side. weighel in with resignation as press correspondent, until midnight. A similar funcbad trot on the fields. Ifebbard again East Perth. 12-9. Mr. P. Clifford was appointed to tion is to be held on Monday night Both Eurythmic and Easingwoid and the a fine game at centre -half-forward. HOW THE CLUBS STAND. vacancy from Monday next. next. September 12, in the old fall CHLIDRISN'll DEPARTMENT. three Stakes for Memsie the :n responsible also starters was were and Ag. on the school. I'. wi L. 1..1'ls . His cooloe=s a one at Caulfield last Saturday, when the Miss B. O'Doherty reported 835 six -pointers. 851 40 E. Fre'lle 15 is 5 Girls' Tweed DRESSES, in dark shades, banded at -waist, pockets committee meeting held last SaturThe male members of the society 3/ 905 876 of his greats ;t assets, and many an former won with en., E. Perth . 1:o 8 7 oil hips and deep collar, in sizes 24. 27, 30, 33, and 36 inches, usual price mainly concerning the have just about finished with foot908 880 I 30 W. Perth 15 7 7 situation w'is relieved Astral Light only just missed by day evening, 28 1075 946 unpromising 12/6; Special Discount Price 7/11. 5 Ireland Stalls at the Westra- ball as far as the present season is S. Fre'lle 15 7 helf a length at the Vale last week. Young 26 900 1020 through this means. IS 6 S Subiaeo progressing is lia Fair. Everything Children's Tweed Kimona DRESSES, with belt, ,in sizes 18 to 20 pay concerned. and will 1041 prominent well The season has not /1 960 In R 9 the was finishing . Syl. O'Connor was a Perth ane that respect, satisfactorily in inches, in dark shades, usual price 5/11; Special Discount Price 2/6. been quite as successful as it might figure on South's forward lines, and to follow. LEADING GOALGETTERIL society that our confident we are Tulle have Girls All Wool Ribbed BLOOMERS, elastic at knee and banded at several rentice been. to e Next season, however, Miss Solo, with --0-besides paving the way do its best to further the in- we intend to start with renewed 64 waist, in navy and grey, sizes 1, 2, 3, and 4, usual price 5/6 and 6/6; Evans of Bonnie Campbell's sixers, he up. got int ) no end of trouble last will appeal for 59 worthy of this terests H. Campbell .. It vigor. Discount Price 3/6. and Special the best. will, if of allowed. four put week. himself got 36 Bicistrip Home of the Good Shepherd. team into the W.A. Junior Foatballa Yarranga. tae Green Mountain- the Girls' White Flannelette PYJAMAS. in sizes 1 to 6, soft quality, 30 was a wise move of Sauthr when Bahen of Mr. Courtney as League. The resignation im-' junk,: 28 most a promising -op At this put present members out are filly, 5/11; Special Discount Price 3/6. tried usual price the, Attitude F. WimbrIdge owing to ill health, was turning their eyes towards cricket. 28 J. Campbell .. at the beginning of the season, for pressive run in the Second Class treasurer, .. 23 received with much regret by the and the formation of a cricket Gallagher .. most one of their Vale. become the club. has at he Plate 22 Giese . Mr. Courtney is one of We hope shortly to be issuing chal22 successful forwards. Land of Fog. badly placed in the members nebbard best members, and his speedy lenges for matches with other branthe East sorely missed the crvices of early stages of the Second Class our Evans (P.). with 13 goals. holds awaited by all ches. is anxiously recovery big or number hfor the finish. "Digger" at Thomas in the centre. Plate, was going some season's record lie also takes the ire absent oli account of an attack knew him. Mr. P. Finnegan Universal Providers, Retires in one match. 4 last word -don't forget the HiThe Hon. T. F. Quinlan's Warri- who to fill the vacancy bernian Ball was appointed honour or being the most successful was position go out unbackThe first to -Tuesday. Congrats, of influenza. gal was allowed Murray Sts., Perth goat sneak of the season. as Mr. until such time Courtney filled by Bert Harrold, who. despite ed. After being left at the post the can resume responsibility. BRIEFLETS. a very fair game, was unable to hold chestnut soon picked up his field. H.A.C.B. Society. then The social was commenced. best the Wally Steele was easily Gunnyon in check. and won in fine style. The usual fortnightly meeting of Bonnie Campbell claimed six ma man on the ground at Subiaco last The inquiry into the perform- Miss Begley sang "Land of Gra-MaKALGOORLIE His marking, kicking, joys as his afternoon's work, and (ince of Barragundi in the Spring Chree," and was heartily applauded the District Board was held it, the Saturday. Murray -street. Hall. He re- brother Johnnie secured three of the Stakes at Kalgoorlie on Saturday for her effort. Mr. R. Brennan re- Hibernian and dodging were great. Kindly Lent by 13. and J. Fuller, Ltd. AU Nation's Carnival. cited "Easter 29th, Week," a beautiful August the Monday. on Perth. Between them they have last, has been further adjourned to piece. written by a member of our best. ceived a rough house during For The time is fast approaching for 1921. at 5,15 p.m.. the District Prebeen responsible for R7 of South's a date to be fixed. match. CarniMr. Tom Tighe and the popular society, Mr. M. O'Dwyer, for many sident (Bro. J. Edwards) in the the opening of All Nations' Jimmy Craig found that the wea- six -pointers this season, surely won-holdstall years connected past chair; also Bros. J Tully, D.V.P., val. For some time Bobby Morley inteaal going East Brothers' College.withMr.theJ.,Christian ther conditions suited him admit. derful going. THE W.A. SOCIETY OF CONCERT ARTISTS* P. Doh- II. S. Parker, D.T., W. A. Brown, ers have been organising functions "Ike" Allen was placed on the after the Goldfields meeting. ably, Ind he delivered the goods. Will Give a Performance of ens- sang "Mother Machree." Mr. D.W.. J. O'Connor. D0., C. Beg- in airl of their respective stalls. and His aerial artistry was fine, and his forward lines at the opening of the Selections. Park Belmont Doheny's songs are always appre- ley, G. Creighton. and the District everything points to a successful relief work if the highest standard. game, but was later in the afterBarWarambie, Race: ciated by audience. the Miss Hurdle B. correof carnival. Secretary. A fair volume Ave. Guhl was very solid on Su- noon found back in his old position lo-werie, 2; Laroon, 3. COUNTER" GIRL BOUND O'Dohcrty, in fine style, recited spondence was dealt with. and acAt 7 o'clock mass lest Sunday, He showed on the centre wing. In the latter by's half -back line. First Class Plate: True Moon. 1; "Death of the Homeward Bound." counts to the amount of £111/1/8 Father Kearin congratulated the In Aid of this- Deserving Appeal his worth particularly in the final position he did his best work. some Burniaco. Mr. Austin Newton beautifully ren- were passed for payment 2; Miss Solo. 3. people for the grand united effort On spasm, when he was as solid as a of his turns anil dashes being flee Second Class Plate: Pistolusion. dered "Friend o' Mine." Mr. J. was decided to officially visit they were marking to liquidate the to -sir :le SATURDAY, SEPT. 17. rock. Walsh recited the last beautiful St.ItMalachi's Branch 184 on the 21st debt on St. Mary's. I; Beggarlean, 2; Astral Light. 3. Fe felt confi-decidedly off was Sheedy PRICES: 4/- (Reserved), 3/-. 2/-, 1/-. (No tax). Barney September Handicap: Enniscon poem written by Thomas Ashe, one September, 1921. The District Board dent that at the conclusion of the He was applauded for one orb Allan Evan's Record -Breaking Box Plan at Nicholson's.) Book Early and Avoid Disappointment. thy, 1; Downing Street, 2; Golden of the grand men who gave his hie would like to draw the attention of carnival the church would be unclever run round the wing. but that Performance. glorious in that sad but Bond. 3. campaign the in by debt. Societe_ trammelled sport the of He showed had was all. Evans. with his leccird-breaking Third Class (First Division): Ayr- of 1916. that freedom might live in members area to the fact that Cut it out, Bar- performance more than once. Grand Variety Entertainment. of notching 13 goals way. 1; Fatalist, 2, Le Lac. 3. his beloved country. It was writ- metropolitan Hibernian ball will be held ha ney. of the 36 at Fremanwith the pick Welter Handicap: Checkmate, 1: ten while in captivity awaiting his the To further Miss Dixie Lackey's Hail, Murray -street. Hibernian the Kelly. of the maroons' defending tle., He was well fed, but earned Wonnerup Laddie, 2: Leicester. 3. B's mean Lady doom, "tea Me Carry Your Cross on Tuesday next. September candidature in the Popular brigade, played a very serviceable every goal. His is one of the finest variety enterThird Class Plate (Second Divi- For Ireland, Lord." The boys sang Perth, BUY 1921. An energetic and enthu- Competition, a grand 13th, What impressed most was goal-getting performances that I sion): game. 3. Town "Molly Malone." and as an encore siastic committee of sisters Myarra, 1: Char, 2; Stylish, and tainment was held in the AT his coolness, even in the fiercest of know of. Others may have gat rendered "When Irish Eyes Are brothers of the society have now Hall. on Thursday-, September 8th. sertints. more goals in a match. Alf. HalliSmiling." Miss G. Begley did lull completed their arrangements in The hall was well filled, and the orTROTTING parbut day, all fair was Frazer Whose Bargains Oan;t Bo Boston day, if memory series me aright, justice to "The Dear Little Sham. connection with the ball; it remains ganiser, Miss Dixie Lackey, must ticularly in the third quarter. dur- once got 14. and Thurgood, playing Trotting t,-nip,ht at the foot of rock." Master Johnny Murphy for the members of the Society to be congratulated upon the excepine which he predominated the in this State. -got 15 --but no player Hayestieet that sang "Father O'Flynn." Little pregranune Miss Memorial atraztive their tionally McIntosh by from Tasmania, where he has for and turned at them. with He was given a try pack. has scored just a high percentage Benefit Meeting. Logan surprised and delighted the co-operate being practising dentistry. During presence make it a social and finan- was submitted. - his centre, and did fairly well. pivot of the total goals scored. ANNUAL MONSTER BOXING the members In with "My Father an "umWas was member's your with leave number to short stay fail view opening on the goldfields he Don't D.B. The The success. TOURNAMENT. Bahen was very handy at very early stages Allan'; accuracy ticket home, as this is for a good Born in Killarney." Miss P. Doh- cial leading by the talented little met many et his old acquaintances. our Ballet, of brella one acHis that regret maroons. the for position was not to the fore, but as thi game cause. erty was heard to advantage in Catholic educational institutions pupils of Miss Dorrie keece. Miss Mr. Quealy left for Perth tin a'reeay Direction: Perth Promoting Co. curate low passes and marking proceeded he made full use the "One of of These Days." The with inboys, all riders For Novicesao. and Prelizninary Bays. evening. There is a race for lady having social functions do Madge Ross delighted were good, brit he too often tried to opportunities presented. suc- cluded in the programme. This with soul -stirring delivery, rendered whenpatronise His Mr. and Sea," Hall. Agean the of the On 23rd of September a beneHibernian "Shores was the doing play the field, and in so cess is a popular one. for Allan should draw some. "Ireland and Liberty." The meet- not 1' ill be Distributed in Prizes. but give their custom to other halls Will Beston, a favourite on every fit concert. in aid of Mrs. Ross and often beaten. Evans is a good sport on and off the Mr. N. Craven has gone East for ing was then brought to a close in the city. Why. we cannot un- concert platform. sang "Friend o' family, will be held in the KalgoorClark and Sexton. two speed mer- field. 211. After the game A. A. with Mr. "God Ireland." Save few Special a up to pick also trip. :.daff Hibernian Hall is Mine." A duet, "Venetian Song,"i lie Town. Hall. This is a most de- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER the as derstand, chants. had many fast and interest- Moffatt, a life member of the club, asurprise attention is drawn to a concert or- replete with all modern improve- by Misses Lackey a id ,Lewisson was serving cause, and deserves the patntencling Competitors will please packets. ing tussles on the centre wing with presented the record-breaker with ganised by "boys," in the St. Patblending changed has vetees (lutel that Willow hire the ronage of Princess the well rendered, every Catholic in the for parments. and the charges honours fairly even. the ball used in the match. It is will se gaited in future rick's School Room, next Saturday of the hall compare more than fa- beautifully. Mr. Benjamin played ish. A NOVICE is one who has never 'Leo Burke played centre for part the intention of the club to have hands. and Good music and items are vourably with those charged for a piano solo, "Rustle of Spring," in by Mt F. Wafers, of North Perth. night. Father Lockin,gton, S.J., Superior won a Tournament or taken part in of the time, but had to play second the hall suitably inscribed. Dorrie Reece of the Jesuits in Australia, who is a Preliminary contest. N9ii11113t:ons close Oti Monday guaranteed, and the everting will be other halls. Miss style, and fine and this in Still Bahen. to fiddle next for the Royal Show Handicap, run in conjunction with our weekly PRELIMINARY BOYS are those gave a clever exposition of the at present in Perth. will arrive other parts of the field he was very Mrs. Kyran Kalgoorlie abort the '22nd, of this who have boxed only in Preliminto be run at Claremont on October gift evenings. FOOTBALL "Whirligig." serviceable. NATIONAL FORESTERS. dance, IRISH was voice is for 2.30 and bet6th. The race oath. sopratie fine when he ary Bouts or won Tournament Brennan's will deliver a lecAT NEW NORCIA Pat. Rodriquez showed a marked H.A.C.B.S heard to advantage in "Down the ture to a goldfields audience. Fa- Events. Calingiri journeyed to New Norciet; ter, and the distance a mile and a return to 1920 form. His leading Hugh O'Neill (Perth) Branch. in qualifying heats Sweet half, to be run Home to Leads ther Lorkington'enjees that the Novice Events will be dividTrail reputaThe and on Saturday last to meet College in was great, his marking good, a final. for £200 stake. The quarterly meeting of the Home," and Miss Annie Ardagh. de- tion cf being one of the most bril- ed into five classes, viz., Bantam St. Kevin's Branch, Subiaco. kicking very accurate. Seven of the return match usually played in and in held was a race, after Lady New Toy flukes and "Laugh brapch with liant theological O'Neill hearers her Hugh lighted scholars in (limit Sst. 4ile.); the Feather (9st.), and September. College were without On Tuesday next, in the Hiberthe best was his contribution, 1st. Sing." A very pleasing item was Church. lie comes with an estab- ieight (9st. 91b.). Welter (10st. 71b.), the services of four of their first McKinney ,being disqualified. which nian Hall, comes the event of the the Trsate Hall en Septembermema very useful one it was too. of muster demonstration among caused a big good little Edna a by was monologue lished a musical reputation, There since he is Middle (11st. not 41b.). Wimout, xviii., Calingiri and had a, few abrubbed Reyear-the Hibernian Ball. Time you were The Chief Ranger (Bro. D. and Lily Lawn. both of whom are only the head of a great Order, but The Preliminary sentees. From the beginning Cal- the crowd. Events from the ball committee an- bers. bridge. Four pupils of Miss C. Metcalf. This was also a famous and eloquent lectur- will be divided into Boys' Lincoln's Baby, who has been ports in the chair. two classes, Bushell was rugged and deter- ingiri found the ground too fast for picked nounce that all is in order for a Bolster) was several occasions, on out gentlemen and one lady were initi- followed by a trio, "Out Back," by er. No one should miss this oppor- viz., Light (limit 9st. 91b.). Welter mined, and shone out in a couple of what they had been accustomed to. won a double on the fields last Mon- glorious evening. ated members of the branch. and Kitty Cox, Vida Polkingborn. and tunity of hearing Father Locking. (10st. 71b.). so they had little opportunity to Our last meeting was held on four fine bursts of speed. A Mervyn Fogg, who are also pupils ton's lecture. day. There are a few more in Thursday. ethers were nominated. PROVIDED are not less September 1st. About Ion was the best of the Porton- attempt combined play. All their store. Mr. Dougney discussion arose as to the new doc- of Miss Metcalf. a like o.rectd than five contestants, the Promotefforts were worked chap towards big trying The were presided members seventy-five ians., Christian Brothers' College. alwas who has a on matter Les. Walton string the but fees, tor's "Deep in the heart of a Rose" ers will add a tourney for NOVICE trojan right through the piece. He to keep the opposition in check. the goldfields at the present, drove over by Mr. W. A. Brown. Mem- lowed to stand over until next meet- sang in his usual excellent style. The first Next Wednesday week, the 21st FLY WEIGHTS (limit 7st. 101b.). bids fair to be right in the pink College played well together. and a treble at last Monday's meeting. bers of St. Malachi's Branch, Highinforma- part concluded with "Comicalities" inst., during the spell got only two will be a gala day for the by invitation. ing, when more authentic for the "Semis." Old Nasty Bill took out another gate, were present tion will be placed before the mem- by Mr. W. Moran, who kept the au- pupils of the Christian Brothers' If not less than five contestants a the in welcoming Albert Watts, played his best goals two points to Calingiri's one race The president. last Monday. Members, are notified of a dience in roars of laughter. Miss College, the occasion being the anDuring the second quarter game of the season. He gave good point. visitors, said that he regretted that bers. TOURNEY FOR HEAVY to dance The following have nominated for and Reece's pupils °perm(' the second nual sports meeting on the Kalleads, marked well, and kicked College still had all the advantage. the 'Ladies' Race: Daisy Direct. Era St. Malachi's members had not challenge card night WEIGHTS. rear of part. the soloist being Miss Mamie goorlie recreation reserve. TrainHe was also prominent for and though the defence was fairly Chimes. Paddy Patchett. Miss Alto. come in bigger numbers that even- be held at the hall at ontheTuesday, well. Competitors Churcn perladies Please Note: AU strong on Caiingiri's side, they masse ing operations began last Tuesday, effective shepherdinging. He felt sure, however. that the FremantleThe challenging team. Gilbert. These young Prince Mauritius, Willie Roy, Coora heats and reexcellently, Semi -Finals, 6 rounds. inst. parts 13th. their little played formed headway up goals, forward. five With with and signs are Bidetrip. already forthcoming Direct. Huonette. tEllinores May- those who did come made up by Brian Boru Branch. expects to see flecting the greatest credit upon that the judges' duties on the day each 2 minutes. All Finals, 10 one of the best games for Old Easts. the same number of shots College field. their Hibernian enthusiasm for members Allen Direct, and Woorawyn. He is a great position player, anti- during the spell got on by two Mr. E. a large number of Perth we should their clever instructress. Mr. Stan- will be no easy task. Principal in- rounds, each 2 minutes. Willie Rog is worth bearing in those who did not come. It is necessary Further particulars and Entry ley King sang his number with well centres in the Senior Cup. cipates well, and is a very reliable goals five points. and Calingiri one mind Hughes (secretary), in supporting present.strong Freman- balanced precision, and Miss Dixie terest in the Ladies' Race. to contingent a send mark. His kicking was very accur- point. At half time College showthe gift of Mr. P. Lynch. and with Forms at PERTH PROMOTING mentioned among the president. full made have Portites sang the fine voice. OFFICES, 117 BARRACK as in CO., tle, who was 'Lackey, Selections. such well-known ate. He played unselfishly. passing ed seven goals seven points, Calinother things that the branch had as Fogarto guarantee a most "Way Down Deep in My Heart." ty. Cawley, Roddaathletes on to a team mate whenever occa- giri two points. In the third quarState Handicap: Christmas Beryl, now attained a financial member- arrangements and Leahy com- STREET. entertainment. evening's a for enjoyable responsible F. Ardagh was ter College Mr. still kept up the attack, 1; Little grinee, 2; Cyclone, 3. sionademanded. some fast times should be ship of over one hundred and twen13th. Septem- clever rendition of "Drake Goes peting. HOUSEKEEPER. recorded. In the Junior Cup Heinleyeon the wing, beat his im- but the goal kicking did not imMajor Brearley Handicap: Dick ty. Most of the new members had Don't forget Tuesday. Catch the 7.10 pm. train West." and Mr. Verdi McMahon de- the contestants are all very events 1,Vanted, a middle-aged, well reThough Calingiri played Wilkes. 1; Tinkle Bell, 2; Countess joined through attending the local ber. He prove. mediate opponent pointless. et, enly Perth. lighted the audience with a beauti- matched, and it remains a very commended Catholic Lady (prefer. has done splendidly as a junior. much better el the second half they Land, 3. Hibernian socials and dances, and from The thanks of the branch are due ful cornet solo. Mr. Mitchell gave a open question as to who will carry ably an Irishwoman), to housekeep There is just one thing that needs didn't once get through the deSir Ross Smith Handicap: Ivy he recommended all other branches M.A.. for concertina solo in excellent style, off the coveted trophy. At the Huon, 1; Una Bells, 2; Bcwaken to try this means 4 increasing their to Rev. Father McMahon. attending to, and that is his kick- fence by College backs the for a farmer, widower, and children eloquent lecture he delivered at and Miss Nellie Lewiseon effectively Cup events the main topicAfter the ing; at present it is very erratic. end of the term College were 8 gls. Chimes, 3. Bro. Cooney- on bemembership. of con- of school-going age. Apply at the The rendered "Dear Heart." 18th. on August meeting our Mi. Fred versation is the College bicycle race. "Record" Office or to M. Kelly, YilCultivate the stab-kick, young fel- 11 pts., to Calingiri 2 pts. The last McIntosh Memorial Handicap: half of the Highgate Hibernians. quarter saw College come again. and Sandspeed, 1; Violet Direct, 2; was delighted to see such a large subject. "From the Rise of the Sinn Polak received a round of applause least year Kalgoorlie secured the liminnin8low, Present for his song, "To the End of the honour of providing Riconi, roving for Old Easts, put added 4 goals 1 point. and the game Paddy Patchen, 3. Meeting of Hibernians. At High- Fein Movement to the justice the winner, to. World With You," and Mr. Rupert He resulted in College 12.12 to Calup a very clever exhibition. Lieut. Parer Handicap: Fureed's gate they were also increasing their Day," was one he todidthefull Boulder is 'determined to se- SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. was Christie was given a warm reception but lecturer thanks -ote of A ingiri 2 points. Tee game was Hope, 1; Zillah Hook, _2; Parole:5 membership. though somewhat slowpicks his man out very nicely. A cure NOISE TASTE LIKE UNION SM. the distinction this year. Mr. E. Walsh R. never interesting. though the foot- Honor, 3. for his number. A clever acrobatic D. White will receive entries for the most effective player is "Ning." er than at Subiaco. 13ro. McMahon ably moved bybyBro. P. Wan. The Bro. seconded and ball by Helsop red -leg at times was turn little Florrie was good..College's best Bradshaw and Bryant, two Ladies' Race: Willie Roy, 1; Allen supported the remarks of Bro. CooOld Boys' events. the Disby followed by the Grand Finale. "Micrecrifits. did very well. The fonn- on the day were V. Clone. R. Ab- Direct, 2; Prince Mauritius. 3. ney. He reminded the younger motion was supported Morris), key." by the pupils of Miss Reece. er has improved out of all know- bott. P. McCabe. K. Byrne (capt.), Australian Air Force Handicap: members that it was not until older trict Chief Ranger (Bro.T. T.Davidson. R. Seaman, J. White; Miss Hilda Tyers acted as accomledge. Calingiri's Dumbells, 1; Jack Wilkes, 2; Lady that they would appreciate the ad- and Bros. T. Slattery. QUEALY'S HOTEL Mitchell and M. Beegan. and panist, and Mr. S. King carried out best were S. Hayes leapt.), J. O'- Chimes, 3. The feature of the East Perth vantages to be gained by being M. 1.,1111111), e" Nast Town AWL Kalgoorlie. acclamation. Later Fr. the duties of stage manager. South Fremantle match was the re- Dea. Lindsay, P. O'Dea. V. O'Dea, members of the society. Three carried be- was Mrs. Quealy, Proprietress. iniated a life honorturn to form of Duffy, the little J. McCarthy, F. Lonerean. Goal - high, and the marking was not nominations were received during McMahon Union Beer on Draught. branch. 'MemNews. of the Social ary member East Perth rover. Last year this kickers for College: E. Byron 3. V. sure. Now and again, howevez the evening. After further busi17111 remember player gained inclusion in the State Clune 4, Jim (lune 2, W. Bryant. A. come brilliant dashes and accurate ness, the meeting closed. The syl- bers are requested toof the At the departure of SergeaRt Leen branch Kalgoorlie the next meeting PELLEW'S BOULDER team, which played Sturt by reason Sexton, and R. Abbett 1 each of its proloses another kicking came into the play. and this labus item for the evening was a that 15, he on Thursday. September of his sterling performances, but up minent citizens. For the past se- For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, livened the game up. Several long social and dance. The ladies kind- will Calingiri v. Victoria Plains. we hope to see another good' ven years Sergeant Leen has been to last Saturday he had shown very also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. runs were taken by Jerry Clune. ly supplied refreshments. and a very and \ WILLIAM muster of both sexes. little of his real form this season. attached to the police force in Kal Last Sunday a team from Calin- but he bad. no one en the forward enjoyable evening was spent. ibraseatS Throughout the four quarters he giri met and defeated Victoria line to back him up. whereas CahnAt present all are working hard goorlie, and during that time he JAMES SHEAHAN battled valiantly- for the rcyal Plains at New Norcia. As both gin playecl well together. There to place the Hibernian Stall on top IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT. discharged his duties ill a capable Genera Storekeeper. Wine and -blues, who should benefit greatly in teams were short of men. substitutes was no selfishness in their game. and at the end of the forthEoming baand efficient manner. He leas -es Spirit Merchants. the finals by his complete return had to be put in. Thus it was it was due to this that they won. mar. Towards this end enterteile AT THE PERTH TOWN HALL. Kalgoorlie to take charge of the 1. .?"4r7 -K, PIESSE-STREET, SEPT. 22nd. BOULDER. ON THURSDAY. form. merte are held to being about o..ce a Narrogin station. Prior to his dethat five College players were put The final scores of the game were: For Choicest Quality Only. Special rehearsals fur chorus and parture. his many friends assembled On Saturday. August 27, Gunnyon was the pick of the into the Calingiri team. and Plains Calingiri. 6 goals 4 behinds; Plains. week. one of these entertainments took principals in connection with above at the Oriental Hotel to bid him Call and Inspect Our Underground Southerners, and the large, roomy mustered theirs elsewhere. 4 goals 4 behinds. Dairy Produce Department. the form of an evening at the home concert will take place at the Perth farewell. Although the gathering oval completely suited his style of From the bounce in the first Societe was of an informal character. a good play. His long kicking was again quarter. Calingiri won their lead and AT HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. of Miss Maggie Quinn. at Nedlands. Catholic Young Men's .5 a feature of his play, and he always stuck to it. Paddy O'Dea played On Saturday evening, 10th. inst.. About one hundred Hibernians end rooms on Tuesday and Friday even number attended. and many eulo& CRUSE sallied in the right place when he an admirable game for them, while the Society of Concert Artists, will friends 'were present, and the evenings. the 13th. and 16th. inst.. and gistic references were made concern- TheMANNION A. 18 Goldfields Undertakers, HanMr. M. McDonnell, the conductor. is ing the popular ing was most entertaining to everywas needed. sergeant and his r,ui-st., Kalgoorlie. Why Do We Lead? Jerry Chine for Plain., battled bard. 'a further performance at the one anxious for a full muster of present. all Charlie King was in great form, W. Bryant. T. Cliff-art and Vin. give wife. On the evening before his we our towlines& Because understand theatre to further "The Call of On Monday. the 29th. tilts a social ladies and gentlemen who intend departure, members of the and all the afternoon he held the Clcne did swift work in the forward big police 'Phone 327. the Blind" Appeal. We have seen e OM over White, his immediate op- lines. and played well together. Reg. the complete show, and have no and dance was held in the old taking part in the production. force assembled at the police staseveral occasions he On eonent. tion to say farewell to their depart. Seaman on the wing used his J. W. SHEEHAN in recommending our beat two and three oppcnents by his chances well. For Victoria Plains, hesitation ing comrade. Inspector Spedding readers to be right there. It's an Prime Beef Butcher, Hannan -street, clever twists and turns Smith presided. and on behalf of the Kalgoorlie. Paddy Butler played well on the Tel. 488. Meriting -street, show in name only, and Association The West Australian "Natty" Giles, who is at the top forward line, while Martin Butler, amateur force asked their guest to accept a Pic/Wily. Telephone 474. that's saying a lot. The reserved of his form just now, gave another loin and Paddy Kelly defended seats are in big demand, which is a silk umbrella on behalf of Mrs. (incorporated.) admirable exhibition. despite a ten- hard in the back. Leon. In acknowledging the gift, On Cabmen's fair criterion that a bumper house KATALEIN MAVOURNED AUSTRALIA HOTEL He back line was Sid. Hayes. dency to overrun himself. Sergeant Leen thanked thim for who did be seated at 8 p.m. Don't he or, KALGOORLIE should remember that a short clash all he could to stop Plains' attacks. will the kindly references that had been left -disappointed. Get in early, the famous erne P. FRAWLEY, i-roprietor. and a -good, long kick is always V. O'Dea. who also played a ster- and you won't be sorry. made concerning himself and his for Travellers Accommodation and. more effective than a lcng run wife. Ile assured them Mrs teen Good ling game; B. Kelly. who played as nearly always follows, the loss of well at full back; Joe Lanigan. would greatly appreciate their kindfor KATHLEEN MAVOUENE EN. For Bookings apply Fox Films the ball. ness, and on her behalf he sincerely Plains, got away with the ball sevP. J. RUSSELL Corporation (Australasia) Ltd., Owing to the highly successful Val. Sparrow roved splendidly for eral times, and would have caused thanked- them. Although he was The House OF IN AID for Men's Wear. The Buildings, Murray -street, Melrose East Perth. a.td throughout the sea- some trouble had it not been for run that this big Fox super producleaving Kalgoorlie, he would never Latest to Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, UnPerth 'Phone 2293. son he has proved himself one of the timely intervention of one of tion is having in the Eastern States. forget his friends on the goldfields. derwear, Etc. Hannan-st., Kalgoorlie it cannot be shown at the Majestic, MEMORIAL APPEAL Post Office). 1474. (Opp. 'Phone their most consistent performers. Caiingiri's defendets. A welcome visitor to Kalgoorlie Perth, until September 17th. instead He was also responsible for two SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL L during the week was Mr. Matt SAKE LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. A. R. FLINT. Secretary. The football on the whole was of on the 10th at previcusly adverNONE TASTE 1.110:: wean saw majors. besides a most serviceable NONE TASTE EMI ONION BIER. Quealy. 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HIGHGATE. DIOCESE OF NEW NORCIA. MAYLANDS. Confirmation Day at Moors. Our Correspondent.) (From The floral and vegetable fete orHis Lordship ,Dr. Catalan, 0.8413., A big sensation was caused iu arrived at Moors on Saturday afterOn Thur.-ley, the Feast of the ganised by Mrs. Chipper and Miss Glasgow by the coming of the Right CALENDAR. was self-determine: Ile Mother Alacoque, an Alilitia Pent. noon by tram at 2.30. Rev. Father Nativity of Our Blessed Lady, Holy O'Shea in aidforof the to be invested in Ian,Rev. S. 11, 17th, Sunday after Highgate bazaar, lion. Bonar Law hector and one of the Lttle Company Father tion stall Mass was celebrated by Green. accompanied by the of the Uniof Lord iv a Parisi. is a & Canis Ph of Maryh familiarly known as The Our Catholic peothe Sisters and, which took place last Saturday, the robes(says Witness.", "New M. 12, Holy Name of Mary. White Alcalde. U.S.B. an undeniable evi- Lynch on behalf of the versity children of the school, for the spiri- proved a great success. The flower We should like to know what pure Blue Sisters, writing to her sister, Green. ple gave him Tu. 13, Of the Feria, PERTH. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10th., 1921 Holy dence of their great pleasure in hav- tual welfare and speedy return to stall was easily the premier attrac- motive inspired the students to (of this city, on being transferred to the W. 14, Exaltation of Red. ing their pastor amongst them. His health of Mrs. P. A. 131-yen, who has tion of the afternoon. and looked pass over two learned men and vote St. John's Hospital, Limerick, says: -Cross. Midlands been seriously ill for the past three particularly beautiful with its many "I midst crave forgiveness not Th. 15, Seven Dolours of Our Bless- coming to the pearl ofatthe the for this person who is merely a fin- writing from the Eternal City,forwhere local months. Despite extreme* incle- coloured blooms, violets, stooks and ancier. White. was well advertised ed Lady. How the intelligent stu- I spent a whole month. o'clock 8 At there in profupeas, being a congregation sweet of same. fair Well, you newspapers conditions, ment Cyprian. F. 16, SS. Cornelius and of other Universities must were all daily prayed for in the Red. on Sunday morning, his Lordship wee present. The altar was beauti- sion, and the visitors breathed in dents holy churches and shrines, and esperfumes the while have lauthed at them,atfor one would Francis. celebrated Holy Mass at St. James' fully decorated, the Sisters' art be- their delicate of St. S. 17, Stigmata that least they pecially when making have thought At Inverness, Scotland-where And should this claim be conceded, people of the Holy White. Church. A good number ing lavished upon Our Lady's they partook of afternoon tea and would not be deceived no honest reason for by the Stairs. David Lloyd George has removed there can be reto We had a busy time, as rails of every altar of glorious home-made cakes the, her delicious honour in approached beShrine trade that the flow of Ed- flashes with 'which ptoliticians con- there was much Community business Miss Gwladys himself from the' noise of clamant supposing Luckington. ceive Holy Communion. The altar Feast. and a choir ef children sang description. would in the Father Rev, peoples the two Very tween the from uneducated. ceal the truth are settle and changes to be made London industrialists, who Ireland was who is on a visit to the Golden presented a charming scene by its appropriate hymns. Both Mr. and welds came out specially to favour With undeserved pomp this profes- to least be hampered. in accordance with the new flowers, Mrs. Bryan wish to convey to the the patrons of the fete with her meeting rather too frequently of England's best friend daring the West, has been a busy man since artistic decoration with and sional politician. responsible for the Law Regulations. So you see.Canon canher item "The pansies thanks voice. being their heartfelt charming carnations, here lilies. have We parishioners inus. 10 supplies; Downing war in keeping up her he came amongst late within ear shot of degradation of our Legisla- I am, in dear old Ireland, The Sisters of St. Joseph's for so many kind solicitations re- Dear Little Shamrock," which she recent sorry of dles. ture, was made Doctor of Laws, and to leave dear little Maltavery street, to sound their grievances on deed, she is as a neighbour a most heard hint in his triple role So responsible and in her own inimitable style. were rendered of Moore Bryan's health. Mrs. and Convent the garding organiser. As a and one England. preacher, lecturer. to London ears-the Irish problem is friendly show of ar- they confidently expect that epn- Miss Begley also sang sweetly a given the highest honours from an dear Sisters there. But blessed be customer she is one of England's well known is the rev. gentleman, for this, extraordinary purpose is the God's Holy Will. The 3 and 10 o'clock tinued, charitable prayers will be pretty little Irish ballads Miss Elsie institution ofwhose New, to be further considered and per. best. ,The trade of both countries that it needed but the mention of tistic taste. before I truth. The students spreading off the Roman news, I must tell haps reliavoured and regarnished by has largely been on the give and his name to fill the Cathedral last Masses were fairly well attended. the means of her speedy and com- Lee danced an Irish jig very grace- in return deserved the materialistic get you some of the grand privileges we by the Rev. plete recovery in the immediate fully. while the children from the members of the British Cabinet for take principle. Robert Lynd. an Sunday to its fullest. By his uni- The last Mass was eaid he delivered to enjoyed there. First, our which Sacred Heart School did their bit harangue held his Father Benedict, the priest in future. He spoke of the personal stay in dear Celli°, where, months presentation to De Valera and his Irish writer, in the London Daily que commanding style, he"What in their own sweet childish way to them. as yoti a charge of the parish, and when the audience spellbound. ambitions of his life. and asked know, I spent four years after co -delegates. The issue is uncertain, News, shows that during 1919 Great Lordship his was over, fete to The Gospel help en the success. first coma CathoIreland more glorious thing it is to be to imitate his vulgar conceit in ing over. and the pleasure of seeing WEST PERTH unless a more reasonable view is Britain exportedas to at the Woroolon Sanitor- them addressed the congregation on the patients rev, preacher. the as she exmuch lic!" commenced than two-thirds success. Without the of pursuit our mothers and sisters from all taken of the claims set up by IreIn the day. of the Gospel basket of the choicof ium sent a large subject touchhe the end of parts (M.M. Raphael There will. ported to all the rest of the British Outlining the reasons why, land's negotiators. North Perth Stall, St. Brigid's est flowers. and the ladies in charge venturing to suggest very well These ex- ed on the blood -red headline of a few well chosen wojels he pointed existence, he urged them all indeed). The privilegelooks however, we feel sure, be no slam- Empire put together. and School Building Fund. desire to publicly thank these gen- man's of visiting in value £132,374,000. courage given them by the infant out vigorcusiv that meekness to a to gain the ap- holy places, chiefly amongst feverish desire ming of a door by Britain, even ports totalled Kingdom's necessary the Septemwere most for gohumility tlemen for their kindness On Monday night next. those Catathe in exports to away stowed Church The United in House the plause of his henchmen for my Irish deledevotion was Holy Stairs. though once more the of every true follower of ber 12th, another euchre party and ing to so much trouble for them. entire British Dominions in the combs of Rome. He portrayed the virtues gates should return to Dublin with the After the dance is arranged to take place at They also wish to thank the ladies of Commons. when a more honest Santa Croci, where -.ye had the In Jesus Christ Our Lord. and Scholars" Ireland. of year /183,543,454. Saints came ware "Island left might have privilege of truth are admission There of again seeing and kissing their hopes unrequited. his Lordship administered the the North Perth Town Hall, at 8 who donated cake, jams and eggs; the other hand, sent England her bitter struggle through the per- Mass various reasons of political and eco- on of Confirmation to o'clock. It is him there with fearer followers. The Holy Cross Nail, which pierced our This euchre party is the as al., Mr. Foley for milk. goods in 1919 than any other secutions of centuries to keep her Holy Sacrament He nomic importance to Britain why more was assisted by last to be held by the North Perth intended to hold a similar affair on meet horrible thing he said was Divine Lord's sacred wounds, 12 candidate's. our "In except and intact. in world, the pure country the Faith that the chief motive of those who thorns there should be no impulsive bang- United States. crown of thorns. Speiet Lockington, the above mentioned priests. Hi? Stall committee before the opening Saturday, Set tember 17th, and par- succeed was the desire to pier and a day infrom Her imports to days," said Father Genazzasto, where the miring of a door, and one very importLordship left he town for New Nor. of the bazaar, and they are expect- ishioners sire asked t , come along win the game. Thus his praTession aculas picture cowards?" many Catholic at so are £174,005,000, "why valued England ant reason among them is that the "One would imagine." says this Pro- The Catholic alone has the fullness cia on Sunday afternoon. of Our Lady The prizes are again amid support what has proved in Parliament is a mere game. even Counsel ing big crowds. Good is. British people are looking for an testant writer, "that in the circum- of God's commandments-has it in It is a village ofoutside as good, and the music and supper sup- t" be a useful entertainment, though human lives are at stake. It of Rome, and when the Sisters Irish peace just as anxiously and debt _ standard well as helping the tip to the financial/be will plied go Government would do his power to manifest the strength they is not that these fools often rich usually as earnestly as their Irish neigh, stancesitsthe spend the day. M.M. maintained, by this committee for on the school. All the things pro- who misgovern us are so open- Cicilia, to preserve this of the truth. yet often he plays the Mother bours. All is not serene in the Eng- all in Irishpower Baptist early come useful So fetes will be years. at these three vided past (an the Irish market. The livelihood coward, he blushingly cowers before mouthed. How honest men do mother/. Sister Edward la lish industrial world, and there is great Sister workingmen, the taunts of those who have not (By Very Rev. W. J. Lockington. and avoid the crush. Town pat- household lines. and as these are al- 1:lush to think that the honour of from South Africa), no denying the Coalition barque is of thousands of Brinell and spent rons will take car No. 20, Bulwer- ways neeessary, and they will be Britain depends en souls FO foul. His whole day of English food, the lamp of troth to guide them. If S.,[.) in troubled waters, and though and the cheapness there the Saturday, be.a at alight Perth. and the same -cost as if provided at street. North soli.e.. of this were fighters, the ability all Catholics depend on both passing fore allusion to Cromwell the we is left Rome. On David L. G. at the wheel striving Irish neighbour and customer to diers of Christ the Captain, much bought at the shops, it will not in- Puritan reminds one sadly of what day We are very pleased to be able View -street. "'tun morning 17 of us had the to look pleasant and self composed. A meeting of the John Mitchell volve any extra spending of monea- a former statesman the prix. and pur- would be done to bring to the true to announce that Father Locking said to another ilege of going to the Holyhe cannot but be mentally discour- maintain her producing ton. S.J.. distinguished ecclesiastic Branch of the Self -Determination for en the part of the re eple. Father's sisters and bropath those benighted Yet the Gcvernpower. chasing Cromwell: "0 Cromwell. Cromwell. Mass, with a pilgrimage aged by the turbulence of the un- ment treats Ireland, not as an im- thers of ours outside the pale of the and. lecturer, has consented to de- Ireland 'League was called through of Spanish had T but nerved my drat with half and Piedntiontese people. certain currents through which his portant customer, but as a criminal Church. liver his popular lecture entitled the RECORD for Monday night There the zeal T served my King!" It is was difficulty to get us craft is driving. ' The Irish pro- pauper.... The Government has the Ireland," on Friday. 16th Iasi, hut owing to Father Locking"Catholir not too late for the blackest of poli- the Sistine Chapel would tickets, as blem is only one among others at 8 p.m.. in the Perth ton's lecture in His Majesty's on be too full, September. As a lecturer, Father Lockington is England safe idea that it making ticians to repent. and the Holy Father himself decidwhich are giving grave concern to harrying Ireland. It might as was superb. On Monday night last Town Hall. In the Eastern States that night, had to be abandoned. ed that we should come, the little Welsh Mariner. His cher- by The Rev. Martin Scott, S.J., in the large and representative audience this lecture drew crowded audien- The announcement of next meeting he would say Mass in theand that ished dream of drawing the nations reasonably harry France or Bel- apassed on and article "Women of course an he by Rev. Father exwill made Very is house and an overflowing of deces. an verdict Papas unanimous on the same principle, seeing ' Gardens under the wing of a League control- gium either (a vast garden Dress" in a Canadian magazine, lovely of them might be made light on the lecture entitled "Lour- pected on Friday evening next. The Fagan. carriage drives, grottos, sith led by a Council, which was really that says: of one dear to the hearts -is fountains, by the subject des and the Su_pernatural" jumping-off place for a foreign in Mr. Paddy Egan (if report is cor- flowers, and shrubs, controlled by Britain. has gone like aeider." etc.). So far Very Rev. Father Lcckington, S.J. all Irish and Irish-Australian The purpose of dress is tWOftlia, VO rect) has donated a very valuable in this lovely garden the nightingales of yesteryear; the and, coming from the lips of Its appeal and clearly defined moral protect the body and to ornament new spring cart -in aid of our first in, the BALL Grotto of the Madonna at della much advertised Imperial ConferGOOD The truth is England knows the of a to the eloquent lecturer, will provide home came Christian charity it. Some women pervet. nowadays bazaar. Go ei luck to him. There Guarde, leaving him without ence finished value of Ireland as a sneap produc- all those who were privileged to rare treat for those fortunate en seats were arranged and althe It is use of dress. the nature is many a man in the Park who railing provided --every comfort any material upon which to build an er for English needs, and she is de- hear him. The rev. lecturer brought ough to be present. Prices of adwoman to be attractive. But can beat Paddy in words and talk- tar fact, He is. termined., if edifice of !Imperialism. humanely possible, us back into the atmosphere which miseion have been fixed at reserved (Nnder fife Patronage of His Ex- of and ee not only saw his greatest attraction 'is her mod- ing, but few to date have beaten in Holioess though he doesn't say so, obviously without hurting het reputation surrounded Bemadett's narrative of seats 3s.. unreserved 2s. Tickets cellency the Governor and Hon. her and his guards arrive (in esty. :any woman can attract men him in deed. chagrined by the counter action of abroad. to keep Ireland subject as her apparitions and &inversations may be secured from Mr. J. J, Snigg, two carriages)-it would be by a certain style of dress, or the quite a On Newcleeate.) next Tutsday. Lady September 13, the 'American President inviting the a.vassal. How long she can do so with the Beautiful Lady. He show- corner Barrack and Murray streets, good walk from the Vatican, allack of dress, but it is ,the not at- Mrs. Poole will hold a grand euchre nations to meet under the shadow of rests with the Democracy of Eng- ed that the Church's attitude then apd from Loreto Convent. .Adethat a proper woman cares party in the North Perth Town though in the Vatican gardens. In traction Old Glory to discuss peace by a land. The wage-earners of Britain as now was to move very cautiously laide Teerace, Perth. Early applifor. No nem whose love is worth Hall. Three good prises are being the first carriage were the Noble St. George's Hall, Perth Conference on Armamentr. Whilst are clamouring for better conditions. and was ever slow ;n accepting any- cation should be made to avoid, dising cares for a woman of that "tiered. the first being two guineas. Guards and Body Guards; in the .we are sorry that he needs a physi- but they are being told there is no thing which claimed appointment. In the course of the kind. He mar use her as a toy. but and the seconclaa pair of fat Mus- second the Monsignors and his Holito the miracucian, and that he is beginning to money in the Treasury to make lous until it had sifted the evidence. lecture lantern slides will be thrown The silver trumpets anwill not love her. Some men covy ducks. If you want to get a ness. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1921 he feel the pressure of his cares of matters better for them. Yet milwill take every concession a woman place at the card table be at the nounced their arrival, and as we came a recital of the many at- on the screen. showing many beauoffice, we would not be amazed if a lions are spent on maintaining an Then lined the passage his Holiness near\t will make; but the more she yields. North Perth Town Hall early. ;as tested cures. But perhaps the ty spots and places of great interest general election was stunted in the Army of Occupation and Repression most touching part of this interest- in Ireland. the less they respect her. They will there is sure to be an overcrowded ly touched as well as blessed us, very near future, and a new political in Ireland. The wage-earners of ing lecture was the pilgrimage we both on entering and leaving. We amuse themselves with her. but they house. war cry agitated the British Demo- Britain are asking: Why? saw every movement during Mass, This He with him to. Lourdes. will not marry her, ordinarily. The St. Vincent de Paul Society erect>. The Coalition Government question is gathering strength and made kissed his ring, and pilgrim 12/6 received Hole us visualise the God put the instinct of attractiveof Subiaco, desire to announce that TICKETS; Single, 7/6; Double, has been a crumbling concern for frequency in their discussions, and made Communion from his own hand. He HIBERNIAN BALL, NEXT ness in women in order to induce made us feel as they do. a children's plain and fancy dreti, some time, and the disintegration we need not the vision of a seer 'o crowds, preached TUESDAY. a lovely sermon are moved l3ANN AN. Treasurer. us as they C. E. moved MRS. honest love and marriage. The after anet and ball will be held in King's Hall, of the Government is quite a com- see the ultimate eended by telling us that he blessed -.then was- some women dress now induces when the Blessed Sacrament is Rokeby-road, Subiaco, at 7.30 p.m. MRS. WILFORD MITCHELL, mon topic in the political clubs. The Ireland, even be hay all the arrangements us all, our dear families, friends. unlY dishonourable love. along -maid that avenue of the on September 19, 1921. to further In fact, in Practically Irish Question will probably be used stub's,L. ontretemps to send De borne MR. J. TOWNSEND, benefactors, connection with this great event objects of devotion. our it is wrong to call it love at all. It the dumb, the lame, and the. the candidature of their popular as a subterfuge for an appeal to the Valera and his co -delegates back to deaf. Hons. Secs. is just passion, sex passion, and im- are finalised, and we are now wait- homes. those we loved, or wished blind, impressing on us all the lady, Miss N. Jones. electors of the United Kingdom. with a dissapointing reply awful ing to see what splendid work the him to bless, whether far or near. same the that it was plies truth no esteem, no honest purpose. The present party supporting the to the Trish people. In the words Christ who healed as He walked committee have been doing to snake from his heart of hearts, and gave no idea of true affection. Government are divided on the of the great Archbishop of Mel- through Judea that note again reball the success it is going to be. the blessings and indulgences to obIn women the instinct to be at- the question of altering the conditions bourne, "Ireland's future is safe." A feature of the decoratiofis LECTURE tractive --GRAND IRELAND" be jects of devotion, etc. "CATHOLIC of suffering Was that the appeal to sponds is very strong. But when- myriads of coloured lights, will made essential to ,an Irish peace. There is another very important man. loaned not lovely? He gave Holy CommulodeWe experienced that (Illustrated by Lantern Slidesi. ever that instinct is gratified by a -and however much the Cabinet reason why there should be con- scrible thrill installed and by Mr. Rivie. of Vic- nion for over an hour. all feel at LourThe Mass which lack of sell -respect by it acts as a toria Park. also the popular spot- began at 7 a.m., and might favour a more generous offer siderable reasonableness on the Brit- des when the Implorer, with arms the impression boomerang. Any woman who at- light. to the Irish people, the reactionary ish side during the discussions at outstretched, appeals air-ed tc the VERY REV. W. J. LOCKINGTON, S.J. which has one fault. from the war one never -to be forgotten, intracts attention or admiration at the orchestra's point of view, and that cluding tit, elements in the Unionist Party Inverness. England is looking Christ, and the multiof modesty is committing moral is, continual encores. 16 cost would be sure to oppose it. A gen- with two eyes to America for friend- Sacramental Petrons are with Swiss Noble Guards surroundrepeat. and then comes the suicide. She is doing harm to her- reminded eral election would not be a dread- ship and trade. Trade is food and tude trams will leave the ing, the Body Guards. etc., etc. of re-echo murmured Fund. subdued Jubilee Proceeds in aid of Perth Loreto self and others. Do not think that Town Hall that ful thing to the Irish people. what- drink for England, as it is for every low at 12.45 for Subiaco, Lee- Beautiful vestments. fresh air all a wonderful was It afflicted. the I speak thus merely because I am a ever it might be to the House of ration, and John Bull knows how treat, and its effects are to remain Mt. Lawley-North Perth, round one, and the birds all singing Lecture, 8 p.m. Doors open 7.30. priest. It is not only religious peo- derville, Commons; nor would it be opposed very necessary to him is American with us as a spirituau tonic, consol12.25 for Victoria Park. The so sweetly in the trees over hgad. ple who lament the indecency of and Reserved Seats 3/-; Unreserved Seats 2/-. No tax the industrial friendship and American markets. ing and elevating us. Those of us to the wishes of supper arrangements are in very We got home for breakfast just bemodern dress. Physicians and states- capable bends, and patrcns classes of England, Scotland and He would not Lave spent so much lucky enough to hear Father Lockmay Mur Tickets obtainable from Mr. I. J. Snigg. corner Barrack and men and moralists join in the con- assured that this all important rest fore dinner time. all so happy. On Wales, who are indignant with the good English and Irish money on Monday night, June 211. two Irish feel a personal debt of gratiray Streets, and from Loreto Convent, Perth. demnation of the present immodest wil excel all t revious attemptsitem Government for its repudiations of newspaper presees in the Republic ifigton in Mothers, 2 Irish Sisters. and myself not tude to him. Those who were fashions. They condemn them be- !his direction. election pledges. The Irish Ques- unless he valued American friend- present We would advise left Rome en route for Ireland. We themselves console may cause of their positive harm. tion since the truce has assumed a ship and valued it very highly. He that yet another chance remains of those who have not procured a tic- spent a day and a night in Dr. Foveau de Courmelles. one of ket to do so at once, as an event and then pressed on, three London. more formidhble aspect in Govern- has the faculty which is essential in ' HERE AT LAST! for this him on Friday. September the ment circles than it presented dur- the equipment of an expert com- hearing best known physicians in Eusuch as this only takes place once house and tee for Germany. Well. on Perth. Hall, at the Town THE rope, declares that some of the -, a -ear, and 1922 is a long was- off darling. I will not attempt in this ing the bloody ramp of the military mercial traveller-the gift of meanie 16th. subject Ireland." of "Catholic the worst evils now confronting civilised vet. ,Any of cur friends willing to letter to try to describe the state of regime in Ireland. Irish Ireland, out r. good business proposition. No under the -truce, is a normal Ireland, less a critic than the great Napoleon nations may be laid at the door of assist with a donaticn of any de- affairs in Ireland. You have a litWednesday evening last was the pursuing its various obligations and credited John with being a good the feminine craze for indecent ecription are asked to send same tle of the truth told you in AustraCathedral. the at evening dress. Among other things he says, eleng nn Tuesday to the Hibernian lia, but nothing could quite describe avocations without clamour and shop -keeper. As a shrewd commer- ladies' the edifice was overflowing. or. along moral lines. Its native Par- cial man, he is known everywhere. Again "Woman's clothing has reduced it- Hall. We would also remind the them. and yet the people are so Wedon address of the liament has shown self to the most simple expression ticket sellers to return all unsold marvellously happy and submisremarkable His agents in America are busy The object 13 unanimity and courage upon the de- pushing English goods. But Irish - nesday evening was the organisation by its scantiness. She is dressed tickets and money to their dele- sive. No nation like them. The Guild. Women's Catholic of the cison given in regard to the peace Americans are watching the agents in these days when she is undress- gates as soon as possible. so that pretty faces of the poor arc,c in settlement offered by the British rather too closely, and Irish influ- power for good or evil of women ed." What a dreadful indictment everything can be finalised without inv, plies of children everywhere. Sheridan's Excellent Orchestra. Special Lighting Effects. Government, and though the pun- ence is hampering English trade, society was fully described. "Man," by a nee, of the world! delay. Now. Hibernians, another The hospital 's not like the one dits of the Tory press in England. and it will hamper it end spot! said Father Lockington, "is what Tickets: Double, 7/6; Gents., 5/-; Ladies, 3/-; Gallery, 1/ The unusual always attracts. If little push and success is yours. Re- left And which I had the pleasure conseTickets Available at Door. the purchased press of America. John's hard and anxious effects in woman makes him." and woman member it is your Society's jubilee of working up ms -self, but I suppose a woman concedes more than prois what and the Jackal Tory press of this the Republic so long as he is the quently society J. J. Williams and S. J. O'Rielly, Hon. Secretaries. priety allows, of course, she will at- Year. so all roll up on Tuesday and Gee' has something for me to do country. profess to look upon the Jailer of Irish Freedom. At pre- wishes it to be. She is the hinge enjoy yourselves while assisting the here. tract notice. She may The wrench for both myeven get a nucleus the is rejection of the sugar-ccated Down- sent there is a boycott of English of the home, which certain sort of ado iration, the ad- Jubilee celebrations in a fitting mac- self and Sisters in Malta is keen. ing-street pill as an evidence of their goods in America, and a distinctly of the community. The Catholic nen miration that God's spells Holy Will be done. ruin. Man has of advantages has all the stupidity and pigheadness. very unfriendly feeling against John. The woman twofold nature, animal and spiriher religion,' Christ being her guide, gocd reasons have been advanced Irish vote is not to be despised tual. MISS IT! An inimodestly dressed woDON'T DON'T MISS IT! by to A /et ototype CHILDREN'S PLAIN her patron and AND Mary LEEDERVILLE. by them in support of its rejection. our Big Brother with the Stars and, man may win the admiration of FANCY DEW BALL The Irish Question is chiefly econo- Stripes, and President Harding and assist her in her social activities. inan`s animal nature; but it is only mic. Upon its economic side rests the Republican Party arc not un- The vast fields of labour open to Will be held in On last Saturday the marriage of a brutal admiration. not only not the whole future of Irish industrial- mindful of the value of Irish -Ameri- willing hands was fully explored. worth having. but positively dan- KING'S HALL, ROKEBY-ROAD, Douglas Kennedy and Mrs. Kathfully ism. Without perfect freedom to can friendship: indeed, they dare and the rev, preacher. having leen Robinson was celebrated at St. gerous to both men and women. SUBIACO, A develop her natural resources and not challenge it. That body of attuned the ladies to 'their high sedecent woman ejoes not want the On SEPT: 19, in Aid of St. Vincent Mary's Churen. Leederville, by the her producing powers-without fis- Irish-American influence is massed cial value, implored them to enter Rev. Fr. The f eture Moloney. admiration which comes iron, sacde Paul Stall, Subiaco, at 7.30 pen. home of the happy couple cal freedom which is not offered to behind De Valera and his co-workers that field of labour for Christ's honrificing her modesty. And a dePrizes: Best Set, Best -dressed 11oodville-street North Perth.is at her-any settlement of the Irish for the emancipation of Ireland. our and glory. ' cent matt does not waat tc asseciate Boy, Best -dressed Girl, Most Origiquestion satisfactory to Ireland is and, notwithstanding the carefully honourably with a wont: n who dis- nal Boy, Mrs. C. McCaettly and Miss D. KelAdmieers of Father Lockington's and several other competihopeless. The policy of all Brit- concocted advises of jingo pen crisp regards modesty. stele. oratorical powers. and tions for waltzing arid national danc- sail, 13.A, will hold is euchre party ish Governments since the Union pushers, Sinn Fein has and holds If a woman wins a man by any ing. Irish Jig. and Highland Fling. and dance in the 011 Council Chamhas been to strangle Irish industries thc support of Irish America. The inimitable humour remember you improper display of her person, she Children 7.30 to 10 usn. Adults bers. Oxford-ssreet. on Thursday in the interests of British manufac- latest move by organised Labour in have one more opportunity of hearwill regret it. night, September 15, in ad of the Such a man will 10 to 12 p.m. Tickets 1/-. turers, and they fairly well succeed- England, and the advice given to ing him in the Town Hall, on Fritreat her in eccorciance with his Church Building Fund. Very good day. September 16th. Book early ed until within the last'decade Ire- David the Shepherd, in his retreat at Snigg s. C. M. ASHBY, Organiser. brutal instin:ts. prizes are being offered. and dainty A merriage reBarrack -street. land. under well -directed organisa- at Inverness, might have a salu. sulting from such refreshments will be provided, so a admiration will be tion, has been able to partially de- tary effect, and be a contributing a matter of lust, and not love. Lust GRAND very The ZUGHRE pleasant ervertainment is asSisters of the Good PARTY Shepherd feat the machinations of the Com- factor to a reasonable adjustment Leederville, wish to notify is cruel, and when it is too late the sured to all parrots. that (Organised by Mrs. Poole) mercial Overlords in England. The of the Irish problem woman will realise it. their annual retreat of eight days IN war gave an impetus to this organiWill be Held in It all is so, you say. why it it opened on the night of Thursday, sation, and as the cry went up and that in society there is so much im- NORTII PERTH TOVl N HALL. Rth. September. and during IN MEMORIAM. it they was shouted from end to end of the modesty in drew? And I ask you! TUESDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 13,1921. cannot receive visitors. Empire, "Produce, Produce," the FI"NlORE.-Iii loving ineniury of Why is it that in society there i. rish peasant bent his back, and the First prize 12121-: second. pair fat my dear husband, and our deer sei much divorce and separation, and We regret to announce the death Irish producer exerted himself, then many charges of cruelty and in- Aluscovy Ducks, and also another father, wh., departed this life on Mrs. Emily M. Boer. the beloved From the cables of the week we ofwife he real awakening of industrial Ire valuable prin.. September 10, 1920. compatibility Mr. John A. Boor, of Bun ON end so many trageand was begun. Ireland found her learn that in a statement to the bury. of The Sadly missed. dies? Unfortenate marriages arc sad event took place on trength, gained greater confidence, press, Mr. De Valera said recently: the 6th. inst., I often think of how we used to go frequently the at consequence of mere- .TOWN HALL, NORTH PERTH. her parent's rest-nd what really has perturbed the "It seems to be a grievous political odence, Thomas -street, and meet you. ly sensual attraction. Nothing fades Perth, after a sin in these days to keep one's eyes long illness. ommercial Overlords of the Britso fast as the attraction founded EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. And how your loving harms did at the early age of 47 sh Government is the fact that so open. Commensense is sneered at years. keep es in happy days gone by. lit Aid of North Perth on animal passion. That is one rea The death of her son. the ery close to their doors lies a little as rhetoric. British Imperial states- late Flight-Lieut. At 8 p.m. Little did we think that death would :-oil why the:, am. ee many regretAlaric Stall, St. Brigid's School Pindar idle nation capable of supporting men are trying to sell Ireland sgc- Boor, was a great shock to her, sever table marriages now. Fe scandal Building Fund. AN EXCELLENT PROGRAMME, GIVING 'I WO nougs DEcrself by her own brains and !ab- ond-rate political margarine, and greatly undermined her health. and A link that bound us so closely to"us dress of some women exposes She MONDAY, uts Ireland to-day is self-support- they are very angry because we do leaves to mourn her less a SEPT. 12th.1921. LIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT. gether. them to lustful eyelt. generates false husband ng, but she is sweated by the Brit- not accept the butter label which and four daughters, for whom lees, and lava the foundation for Refreshments, Prizes, Good Music. -Inserted by his loving wife and the Commence 8 p.m. Doors Open at 7:51 p.m sh taxgatherer to find revenue for they put on the margarine. Ireland greatest sympathy is felt. children, Jeae. Kitty, and, Hughie. Cards, $ p.m. till 10 pen. lifelong misery The devery extravagant Government. wants better, and will not be deceiv- ceased was a daughter of the It is because the Catholic Church late Dancing. 10 p.m. till 12 p.m. ich in her internal resources she ed into thinking that she has got it Mr. and Mrs. T. Flynn, MISS IT! DON'T IT! DON'T MISS seeks the true welfare of women TROTT.-In sad and loving mow well known Gent's Ticket, 1/6: Lady's. .1,-alas starved under the heel of until it has been le''. W old colonists. A Requiem Mass that it insists so much on modesty ory of our dear husband and D. C. PERROT'''. Hon Sec, n unfriendly Administration. With have the will and Sr des' was celebrated at -' Cathedral of in dress. father, who departed this life at The rotalitie: whe t: h, For tl. r he knowledge of their country's for peace et r iv 0,1311 .ittra,'t the true love cf a Immacul Perth, on September 7, 1920.coneeption on antral forces. the Irish people re- fuse the things other than they' are. Thurelny morning for the repose of The Grand National Concert at R man are those not demo -lent on an is issu' sg an ultimatum.. her soul.-R.I.P. nt being kept in a state of vassal- if Engl the Town Hall on Sentember 22nd Sacred Heart of Jesus, have unseemly display of her person. And Pitt's work must be scrapped, and ge to serve English interests, and will be a "feast of Irish music" such if mercy on his soul. a woman does not win the true a turally they est for full fiscal free- the debris cleared away to get to as Perth has not heard love before. Re-Inserted by his loving wife, sons of a man she had better a Don't Forget Hibernian Bell, orn as a cardinal condition in any the foundation for a real natural member and the date. daughters. thousand times remain single. September 13th. ttlement that may be arrived at. union between Britain and Ireland."

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"Catechetical Method"

ot has been placed at the dispositionTh._ the Easterns by Benedict XV. hon. the III Church seas inaugurated as ---. It resembles at the af the Easterns by remarkable cereTHE CONCENTRIC METHOD OF of these points. Melbourne, August 31, 1921. end the tangled mass ilf thread. wallies and I". Masses 77, all the REPETITION. stow by pull one end and the whole comes Western Australians will f)rieliall rites 4iii the oceasion of the dele Its result is Herberwith you. least ai ;-:t_ Ephraim ,if Syria. The has: been iidarrised be their of (IX.) tian, because it is many sided, and rtilli...,... is Propaganda and the Mar- gates to the National Convention in one mass. Thus havfirst and buys the concentrated assisted at the yet graded ratite Collesie Having inlirreellaiali'dd Pontifical High Mass of the Patri- Lingt:':,(.'llt-il)itttt...1.,':anitnil'itthi',":ofwfiotrh ing decided the principle to guide connections are furmed, and sothat burn most associations the are Cardinal Vico, matters. at or them of thy give numerable to presence are is one we us in what arch, in While main the Prefect ut the Congregation of Rites. it" eienient in :Melbourne. met Vic- the successive periods of their it is impossible to forget ken in colleeting these data the and that canventian they Cardinal Marini, Secretary for now arises the further ques- issue, FAG AN BEALACH. show- growth, present figures go back to the year the Congregation of Oriental Chur- i.,riansiii,iifmall classes who (c) Another great advantage of tiun of planning the actual subject representing 1916. In six counties, sutipurt giving 1,-' thingreat Lover!. of gave the whole school course. this method is that it provides dea discourse for matter Samuel (By since five different States, this national terest. And Ireland. af stopping places with a comfinite tu the ea The diocesan catechism constitutes Fill the cup. my brothers, evil reached the almost incredible at each stop. In our the Convention '.Iris feeling has the chief subject and the centre of plete course we To pledge a toast stage at which there were actually A Foot-Sore Travelling Lie. has truce must provide a comThe organisation eatechetigrown stronger. instruction. All other In Which, beyond all others, more divorces Caw marriages. most be kept all His- plete course of religious instruction arganising Bible of that by incant means cal teaching, most; Inc Ligoun east:e is tramping We prize the Pawnee county, Oklahoma, the profeels one leaves school at scale; who boy the for restricted History, a Church Says the London correspatal'a upon perfectly leesitimate arguments tory, Liturgy, and such a manner sixteen years of age. As vet 'tis but a notion portion of divorces to marriages was road. Furthermore, that should be grouped in We dare not name; oe, Nevada, one cleat 01 an Inman contemporary: in West one to 0.77; pussian additional while the so provide the el to we must put aside, assistance of real as to be anti- must be But soon o'er land and ocean to 0.78; in Trinity. California, one to -We were treated to an old again of the strife of centuries children for a better understanding course for the boy who remains en exist, bilitY faine! with up fly 'Twill 0.85: in Rutherford. Tennessee one Catholic property served But it has of the truths of the Catechism, and until eighteen. Unless a subject mail being happily scaled. Then give the game before us to 0.87; in Union, Oregon, one to this week:, when the Daily ids.) ineant dial" the cause of selfvivid. practically opera- gives a complete course, it is not One view holla. 0.87; and in Clackamas, Oregon, one Caine out with a flaring paragraph determinatiaa is heirg snore impar- a thorough, on the curriculum; its place worth we Earlier them. of flip! Hurra! In chorus. to 0.92. South Carolina has the uni- regarding an 'Escaped Nun; whose tially eta. fined lia the people at tive realisation Ca- in fact that it has been a waste her action ag- large. They read De 'Valera's let pointed out that there ere three Fag an l3ealach! que distinction of having no divor- adventures, or rather plan" fol"Unitory The of time. German in every use in remover techisms some ces on record, for the rew-on that ainst the itish,q, ,,, tees. for ('sample. free irons the use diocese, the Smaller, the Middle, lowed in our History course is open We our hearts can fling, boys, beginthe law does rot permit them.-- property, is said to be causuig great called -for sneers and inauendoes and boy The defeat. a such are to three all and the Larger, O'er this notion, commotion in Australia. Details of that used to be per around them. America. same ning at preparatory grade must go the escape which led up to the act - and those letters are masterly ii-: arranged strictly upon onthedifferent As the sea-bird's wing, boys, Senior Grade beto through right written books If plan. wean. ion were naturally not given, and Dips the The "Fascisti." treatment ef tlis Irish pivition. plans are used' in the same school, fore he has a complete course in. journalist missed a coup tlieir the; 'Tis too deep for words. boys, Says a foreign exchange:- -"In the wild. Sella IC Senatar Lviich made: instruction is rendered considerably History. It divides up the history The thought we know--when he did not arrange that Arch- si, In lily more difficult, because they confuse of a country into proportions in speeils o ',alit 'Ireland. rough-and-ready way ras their own the I, he the Inshup alannix shutild PerscSo. like the ocean -birds, bays. 'Faiaisti (that political group COM- cutor gaoler bishop in the case. lm ''''' iv is- wlan Labours/members ill the children, the Catechist would chronological order, and ascribes a We touch and go; The did grade. I\ C!orcseritatives I I..11,i. of po,ri chiefly ex of -military men) the spu.iiii ii, be like an architect building a house set portion to each som, aut.oatio..way For dangers deep. surrounding. have achieved what the Govern- yim may still come across notices th:.- last year. their :aquin was dub - on a different plan than that fur course goes on, and never repeats Our hopes might swallow: lesin. was of single speech series This a is It "traitorou,."I itself. ment of Italy utterly lied failed to perbeen had !,,,g,g, six So. through the tempest's bounding. form these three years. i.e.. they in the oatois iii You dc - which the foundations proceed as sons with nu connections. against, the 'Spanish .'e.rl.i:411.igiir::Tuhghe' s-Lni.",,C ilasis;a5. tiaoi,..4, (a laid. "One must rather Fag an Bcalach a get never and years slice get a have forced the tralers. hote's, res- mg travellers grow the trees When lama. It is an evidence. of ' Iiirtnightly sheet issued 1w the Self - nature does. of the whole. taurants, etc.. to lower their prices. the gullibility trunk nor branches change; general ideaessence of humailit, and the Concentric the of it was "ex.' neither League). The The "Green Rising." Of the various species of shark the escaped nun errand (dl Determination man. growing in limbs the is another." repetiThis neither quistely beside the point." Writers un economics are draw- Italian biped, the 'Fascisti' concluIn the instruction by which the Method is that it necessitates ded, is the one that is most amen- A Costly Hoax. paper continues; "For the issue is. Christian is to grow in the know- tion. Again its order is Psychologiing attention to a movement which to to the known acknowledged Governfrom be the British able to drastic treatment; hence "Not what may eventually ledge of the truths of religion, the cal-preceding Am; uouneii of the League of NaGreat their marching through Naples ana receive the new ment cares to offer, be the main result of the of foundations on which the knowledge the unknown-we solu1.1011S has accepted the ismdis sh -has the Newman thinks old. ascendancy opinion the of outside growing imposing in terms peremptorily what rea reduction Not War, the rests ,must not be altered. The that the Aaland islan should Ireland " in his "Lectures is entitled to," present class in Central and East- of 50 per cent. upon the wares of tamaducateu ligious knowledge of the Christian a splendid passage to Finland. "But' what the Irish people them- must in the course of his school on the idea of a University," which ern Europe. It was only to be ex- the Neapolitan specimens. They are ue very good ci Council. the And of Herpected that war and revolution now doing likewise in the streets of wnat a the Council had refused to selves desire to accept. and straightened eaims up the whole doctrine shnplified be years "The issue is eelf.determinalion fur upon the same foundation. Thus. bert, the foundation of the Method NO11 their usual t.tendance-block-, Rome-to the great delight of fa-'I he the arrangement? accept Co-relashatand :ales, erection of State barriers, have thers of families and employees Aaland Islands would have aunc to Ireland " each succeeding new book should of Concentric circles whom the high cost of living had I feel that this sentiment must be an enlargement of the preceding. tion. The enlargement consists, not tering of industries-should riniand all the same. their the support of thinking peo- To-day. when the easy means of merely in the passive reception into An exforced countries to fall back on not almost driven distracted. Inc Budget ut the League of Na- receive It is beside the point to argue communication favour our ever in- the mind of a number of inideas ple local food supplies, but it was pea- ample of the insatiable appetite cf thins for 1922 amounts the to £1,132,000. of a Roman shark has just been made that what England proposes would creasing transit from one place to hitherto unknown to it. but expected that the millions much for a rubber stamp. have satisfied Irish leaders from another, a uniform set of text mind's energetic and simultaneous sants, who were thus handed the public by the discovery of a trader ratner Now we begin to understand among why and keep towards if it should and Even upon to Redmond. in pottery who charged a profit. chief economic power, books and a uniform programme of action British Catholic was appointed Grattan wallet (which we may doubt), what are absolutely those new ideas, which are rushing it and develop it into political pow- of 3,065 per cent. on his wares( The aSeCretary of a 'League ta Nations. these people now dead desired does Christian Doctrine er. Since the Armistice, Poland,- city Press now urge that a number and why ittoisthe (al In this matter, of in upon it. It is the actin's contemplated to order pack not affect the nation's rights to en- necessary. the Baltic Provinces, Hungary, Bo of gendarmes should accompany the off the whole concern to toVienna a school course, the Ger- formative power. reducingof our acplanning matter divided the self-deterhave of meaning rights and present Roumania with their hernia and 'Fascisti' in their peregrinations man concentric Method of Repeti(says the C.H. of India/. The future joy is, how they want tion is worth examinination. As we quirements: it is the making the their lands among small holders by a view to giving a legal colouring to historian's verdict on the League of mination-that subjectiveto be governed to -day. legislation, and Russia did so at the their activity." have mentioned before, they have objects of our knowledge Nations will probably that familiar be it was Hungarian peasants 'I find that opponents of self-de- three Catechisms on exactly the ly our own, or to use a what revolution. the neatest we hoax ever practised of by the a digestion of of a it is cent. word, per frightened 33 are "Shop." Catechism recovered termination Avoiding have plan. The Little same the politician on our a creaulous demoto substance capithe shadow. even as they attempt arable land from princes and mountain peaks, and the receive, into of thought, andofwithA tale is told of the late Sir S. W a triumph of money over exalt a shadow-the shadow of the gives the state previous propordetr,ils talists; all the big estates of Bo - Gilbert, the dramatic author and cracy, the of clever statesmanship over Union jack. I met one the other other two add on enlargement is said to hernia have been cut up; parks and wit, who at one time took a house blood. tionally. The method can be best out this noSuch honesty. is Newisan's dehunting grounds in 'Lettvia, Estho- in the country, near the estate of a aull day sclai sail :sat England could illustrated in its application to His- follow," Democracy, frightened by own method and it svnthesAustria its secessicn. of nia, Lithuania, Poland. and be expected to allow millionaire jam manufacturer, retory. The coarse is a nine year ore, scription cried out against war, and not philosophically best is Irelaad's ises that all that is answer divisions three are handed over to the peasants for tired. This man, having married an blood, basic into The is divided and the rich cleverly honoured the real expresses are it with It in method. to Ler incarporation of three years each. The method cultivation; Austrian towns earl's daughter, was ashamed of the League of Nations. Down with free consent was never aims at completing the whole course core of Herhart without accepting Empire British emptying their hungry populations trade whereby he had piled op his the the within war and secret treaties! Universal given philosophy. was his false (Such a consent into the countryside. in each of the three divisions, so fortune. The jam manufacturer one Let justice and ar- given. The "Green Rising" or the "Green day wrote to Sir William an impu disarmament! Retrospect-Cui Bono! example by the Southern States that the pupils at the end of the bitration decide between the nations for International" is the gradual trans- dent letter, vowing that it was out- -"That joining with the Northern com- whole course. will have gone over in These are big general principles, is understood," said the munities ti form the United States the same matter three times, but fer of political power from the in- rageous the way that Gilbert's ser- trusts, combines, and you may ask what is their no rings, political cli- of America.) Itot on another dustrial town classes to the organ- vants were trespassing on his ques and the House a different point of view each connection with out present subof Israel. "There ground, that view is untenable. In- from ising peasantry all over Central and grounds. Sir Wiliam wrote back: nmv, take the League first three years are ject? The time. Well, our aim is to raise of Nations! tern:it:man relatiot s era not static concerned with legendary history. Eastern Europe. Bulgaria has at "Dear sir,-I am very sorry to hear It embodies all the ideals instruction as an educaof demo- aajustmes is have to be made ac The biography of great men and na- religious present an exclusively peasant Go- that my servants have been poach- cracy. as a means to the instrument, tional And we shall give it Z1,132.- cording to the eteshee of the weiple vernment. Out of 93 deputies, Croa- ing on your preserves. P.S.-You'll 000 a year; tional legend. from the earliest time ultimate end of a ieligioua educaonly keep out the Pope. is treat- tion. tia numbers 49 peasant representa- excuse me mentioning your preser- There is a good child!" interested in their own government. Eniperor, late the to down have asserted that the We English people ....ve looked with ed. Every boy is interested in his method of religious instruction has tives. The Bavarian peasantry ac- ves, won't you?" Meanwhile the Supreme CounMl, The if not exultation, upon national heroes, and thus the mat- not advanced as the method of the tually wrenched political ascenequanimity, a power that did not exist before from the German Empire; ter grafted on to the native ten- other subjects has. These big prindancy from the towns at the end of Good-Natured Clowns. the war, goes on deciding every- secession several seces- dency at the proper pedadogie to we have the revolution,, and governs the A poor woman called at the strap body's fate ciples are the bed-rock on which all and blowing every- and sions from the Turkish Empire. Re- ment. country by means of local Agricul- door of a Paris circus and asked, to body's nose, whilst The second period of the Educational Method, have secret George. years starts again fro'n the begin- modern treaties foljaloyd has Mr. tural Chambers. Hungary ad- and wars are flourishing as before. garding Poland. been founded. They have filtered Denied clowns. of the one see "The people have chosen their own ning, and comes down to the pre- down into the actual working of lowed suit and divided the country mittance, she waited utitaIde till What fools we democrats have form of government. and it would into 2,500 districts, each with its past midnight, until three men came been! sent time, but it concerns itself the class-room, and affect the teachbe unthinkable for any outside na- with the political history of the ing of each subject. Agricultural Chamber. The leader out-the clowns. "Practice is PoAnd to them." in Hungary Party dictate to tion A complete turning back but realised theory, and theory is of the Majority people. Approaching the three. she told is a peasant and a holder of 30 acres them she had a little girl seriously The Feis Coeil promoted by land, if I may say so, is an aggre- to the beginning and then.. throats but practice become conscious of In Tyrol, Steinmaak, ill, who was constantly calling for the Self -Determination League has gate of secessions; it is entirely of wars, etc. Finally they start itself.' Life is the fact and philosof ground. Austria and Carinthia peasant par- them day and night. The doctor been fixed for Thursday. September built up by secession from the Rus- again and sunev the whole period ophy is the theory. These prira ties are competing for a majority had told her that to save the child's 22nd, at the Town Hall. Keep the sian Empire. from the Russian Em- from an economic point of view --- ciples are the head light which guide pire. and from the Austro-Hungarian what were the causes of industrial modern educational practice, and in the Landtag. And at the Inter- life its wish must be satisfied. date free. Leoked at objectively, progress at the different ages? Empire. national Congress of Passau, in They whistled and looked puzzled. knowing them, let us form them on there is no reason why Ireland's acAugust last year, when the "Green They were the Fratellini Brothers, (b) Such a method has many ad the method of Catechetical Instruction in desiring secession should be vantages. It is the most scientific, tion as now practiced, and then see International" was founded. the pea- beloved by the children and grown BUSINESS UNDERWOOD of that titan ane more objectionable sants frankly proclaimed the ascen- ups of Paris. method of Repetition, and that how it stands the test. The examany of the newly -established govern- alone justifies it pedagogically. dancy of the country over the It ination shows that we are still stickThey returned to the circus, dressy ments in Europe. COLLEGE towns. . repetition, but avoids the ing ea to the methods now discarded and painted themselves up. Half is now on compels Wister by Owen book A ed in other subjects as inefficient. scholar saves the which repetieict an hour later a taxi drove to a humsale here, entitled. "A Straight and kills interest. Normans Invade Germany. 7epetiticn We have no system of repetitionble dwelling house in the Rue Fran. BUSINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. hours Deal.It is written to inform requires the teacher Its we never go back in fundamentals. or.lv to not The Full Business Course, six A large following of Mormon apos- coeur. Up five flights of stairs they per day, £20 for the year, payable American opinion that Ireland has refer back to different points, but Whenever repetition is done it is altles has reached Germany during went. The woman opened the door Course, been prospering while under British A Year's £5 per term. ways on the sarne hues as the first knowledge ef these also to renew the the past year, and from all sides and went to the little bed where the three hours per day, L12. payable rule. In some ways it might be points. It provides a sequence in going over, mere memorising again EVENthere are reports that a very active sick child was muttering. "Les E3 per term Y. advance. ONLY-Shorthand true, in other ways it certainly is knowledge because repetition must with no additional interest. We are STUDY ING propaganda is being carried on by clowns, maman; les clowns, maman." Typewriting, and Bookkeeping- not. It is said, too, that of late in memorising, as we shall show these agents. Under their old title For three hours they amused the three evemni a per week, L2 10s. Years the English Government has not be merely a picking up of know- also ledge, but also a chaining together later on. of the "Later -Day Saints," a number little patient with a thousand and per term. Whether generously. Ireland treated been have of small congregations one drolleries. Then the child peace- BUSINESS TRAIN NG FOR BOYS. we care to object to this or not, this organised, not only in Berlin, but in fully fell asleep for the first time in Special Full Course for Boys, six again is "exquisitely beside the many of the provincial districts. two weeks. hours daily, Bookkeeping and AC For our opinions, or the Econopoint." counts, Economic iliatory. ajan East Prussia the Mormons are On Thursday night one of the mic Geography and Technology, opinions of Americana, or the genervIlaid to hold large numbers of meet - clowns returned to see the child. Mathematics, Commercial osity of English politicians simply Business digs, and to be making a not incon- She was recovering, and the doctor English and Correspondence, °Mee Procedure and Business Method, does not count in the making up of siderable number of converts. The had told the mother she could take NEW NOROLL That is the Civics and Elementary Economics self-determination. same old game seems to he carried her to the circus on Saturday after-420 [or the year, payable £5 per work of the Irish people in Ireland CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. on-that is, the persuading of young noon. term. to -day. . EVENING STUDY ONLY, three women to emigrate to the State of Archbishop Mannix. eveuings weekly, Lit 100, per term. Utah. In Switzerland the Mormons Not Wanted. Call or writs for further particulars. Archbishop alannix seems to have are stated to have persuaded quite 'Phone 2357. miners near Lille Two French coal Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. a thousand girls to emigrate to while trudging to work one morn- UNDERWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE, improved a good( deal in health WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, since he arrived here a fortnight North America Burin e the past 12 ing, saw by the wayside what seemSr. GEORGE'S TERRACE. trifle pale looked a he Then ago. months. ed to be a bundle of white linen. and very thin. He has worked un"The white clothes of some fine BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the HIGH SCHOOL sparingly since his return home, but The Czech National Church lady," remarked one of the miners. SACRED HEART PERTH. his natural strength seems re -assertHILL, HIGHGATE The so-called Czech National They examined the bundle, and Regarding the condiing itself. BOARDERS and DAY Church, the establishment of which found it contained a newly -born tion of affairs in Ireland, so far as SCHOLARS. called forth a decree of ex -commu- baby. prepared for Uunivea he knows of them from eye -witnessare Pupils in Office Holy the from but three already, "I have got nication God, Commercial, and Musical Ex- es, he has kept silent, this being a New Rome, is now making plans to se- rather than let the baby perish, I sity, voluntarily -accepted cutmene of the SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIACO. cure Bishops. Among the founders will take it home," said one miner. aminations. apply to truce. But he has continually mainparticulars further For from Stations. He gingerly lifted the bundle and Close to Subiaco and Leedervelle Railway of this body, which separated REV. MOTHER PRIORESS, tained 'Ireland's rights, and that is trudged home. the Catholic Church in Bohemia, Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. Tel. A3810. his pf.viloge as well as his duty an ROOMS AVAILABLE. His wife smiled when she heard PRIVATE TERMS MODERATE. there have been no Bishops up to been has citizen. He Australian as the present, and the body is faced the story. While preparing to sucOPEN TO .ALL DENOMINATIONS. For Terms Apply to given several enthusiastic welcaxnes BEDFORD HOTEL with extinction when its present cour the little stranger, she discovRev. Mother. Welcome since his first general MURRAY-STREET. clergy either dies out or returns to ered amongst its clothing forty-five The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at Two big demonstrations Home. Splendid accommodation roe country new French bank -notes of 1,000 Visitors. Thor- have been given by school children, its former religious obedience. isThe Kalgoorlie. Moderate. Terrill' to francs each (total nominal value of oughly Renovated ThrougnOut. GEORGE plan under consideration now Archbishop Redwood. A note pinned to Pile AUBURN, Proprietor. get men consecrated Bishops by £1,600). some schismatic prelate. such as the clothing asked that the child be At most of the functions he has Serbian Orthodox Bishop of Nish, carefully tended. and that it be BRYANT & WATERS attended, Archbishop Mannix has whose presence in Bohemia was re- christened Victor.. been accompanied by the Most Rev. 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH, to 80 cently the subject of a parliamentWOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. Francis Redwood, S M., D.D., the Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialTwo parish Orientals at the Vatican. Orders Promptly Attended To. interpellation. ary Archbishop of Wellington. and MetUnder Owner's Personal Supervision ly Catered for. Tel. A3938, regiven audience clergymen and a young catechist of ropolitan of the Church in New ZeaAn interesting selected SiM. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. 30 years of age have been Dr. Redwood is now about as that to Mgr. Romani, land. cently MOANA CAFE as likely candidates for episcopal rian Patriarch, and a number of (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) 84 years of age, and has been a Bishonours, and the Czech nationalists Oriental prelates with the members HAT -STREET, PERTH. hop longer than any other prelate in He was consecratare now looking around for some of the Congregation of Oriental For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. Christendom. prelate to come along and give epis- Churches, and the students and proHe is still strong ed such in 1874. The fessors of the Oriental Seminaries of copal orders to these men. and vigorous, a striking testimony, ANDERSON & Son range of selection is strictly limited, Rome. The Patriarch read a Latin Thos. says Dr. Mannix, "to his English MerProvision and Grocers Family since the Serbian Bishop is the only address in which he thanked the chants. Fitzgerald-st. and Raglan-rd., constitution and to the New Zealand Families climate." prelate of his rank who has coun- Sovereign Pontiff for the proclama- N. Perth, 'Phone, A1794. As an Englishman, the tenanced this schismatic body, and tion of St. Ephraim as Doctor of the waited on daily. coulntly orders At- veteran Archbishop takes every opthere is every possibility that the Church of the Campo Marzio, which tended to. to express his 'cordial portunity Czecho-Slovak Government will res- another Pope had placed at the dissympathy with the rights of 'reland. C. H. SMITH & train his activities in this matter of position of the Catholic female reAt Brighton last Sundayelta.Ieclared UNDERTAKERS. further strengthening the religious ligious congregations, fugitives from that 1.e was filled, with "indignation. -ST., P1RTH. nationalists, who have already not Constantinople. The Holy Father 281 NEWCASTLE sorrow, and shame" at England's or Night) .. \1231. violation of Ireland's national rights. (Day 'Phone only caused a great deal of dissen- replied that he rejoiced to be able to sion within the Republie, but have demonstrate his predilection for the Give them self-determination, he also helped to complicate Czech Churches of the East by welcoming said, and there is nothing in the coun- the desire expressed by the Patri- HARROLD & MURRAY way of peace between the two peca Slovak relations with other Merchants, Victoria Park, plea." -F.T C. tries. arch for the return of the separated Produce Pollard, Chaff, Hay, Bran, Sale on have Churches to the Unity of the Ro- Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed, ORIENTAL HOTEL. Americans and Divorce. man Church. A, great importance and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. A3945. Hannan -street, Kalgoorlie. 'Phone 481. Thirty-two American States have attaches to this audience. now a One of the Beet Hotels on the Fields. The Syrian Patriarch has a divorce -rate hither than that of PERTH Best of Splendid Accommodation. HOTEL dea Church and Rome in residence made revelation Dining room under Such is the Japan. Everything Kept. ,Puts a meaning to the "inner" in DINNER Proprietor. Ryan, East J. of the J. supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals, 101: Reform dicated to the service by the international Weekly. 27/0. JIM FRAWLEY, ProBureau, whose reports were recently ern rite, the ancient temple of Sanprietor. Accommodation. Excellent which Marzio, issued. Owing to the long time ta- ta Maria in Campo

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The Pope and Italy

question, because we tsar that. until it is catisfactorily settled, America itself will continue to be a boiling Like other international quesI presdme all right-thinking pot. tions which have called for a solu(Ely J. F. Whitely). people in the world deplore what is within the last few years, the tion majothe Roman question-that is, the relahappening in Ireland. and thelike "That man is little to be envied" serving and multiplying until to invented in the fif- tions between the Holy See and rity of these. 1 think. would patriotpress, "whose printing Johnson) Dr. (says see Ireland put upon a political ba- ism would not gain force on the teenth century, was able to give Itaiy-lay dormant. eo to say, dursis, say. like Australia's-if not of plain of Marathon, or whose piety them to mankind in their tens of ing the war. Within the past two or complete independenee. 'the wishes would not grow warmer among the thousands. The intellectual and three weeks the Roman journals of a people so intelligent and cap- ruins of Iona." Deathless, indeed, the religious world of the twentieth have betrayei fresh interest in it. able as the Irish should I feel be the while time shall last will be the century owes them for these ser- For this there are various 'reasons. determining factor as to what that tuoerr f iel kt des a tnhde he ral sl ct vices alone an unpae able debt of At the Secret Consistory the Holy Self-determina'basis should he. gratitude. Father referred to the difficulties of but tion seems to offer the most amic- canons that award pride of place to Here are also the Marist Brothers his position. The new French Amsatisfactory permaneetly and able PROTESTANT VALERA. PROMINENT DE those of PRESIDENT over or self -conquest deeds TRICKS OF ENGLISH with their distinctive neck -piece, bassador to the Vatican, when presays: The Irish World of July 30, CLERGYMEN ON THE IRISH road. the doughtiest of mere earthly vic- the rabat, showing the French ori- senting his credentials to the Holy TRADERS. The Rev. SYDNEY STRONG, QUESTION. in In the last few week:: we have James Dr. H. Cotter, Rev (By that with fame, gin of their Order. Here, too, in Father, delivered a speech which from Australian Church. Melbourne. tors have stamped been deluged with advice the Irish World.) shall resound unending throtigh the their brown habits are the Sisters has been published in Rome and English manufacturers are maknot more or less pretentious people marto capture triumphs the over arches of eternity, of St. Joseph, a purely Australian has excited much interest. In the summer of 1920 I met Mrs. affairs, to ing feverish efforts The following two letters appear A Stimulative Spesch.-"The Govto interfere now in Irish DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. self of three generations of men Order, and the only Australian way kets for their goods in America. The De Valera in her cottage home at in the Small Nation (the organ of of the French Republic," let Ireland make peace her own of one nation, Christ's Irish up all for sake, wao gave war upon the Greystones, near Bray. Flowers in the Self-Determination for Ireland Order in the Church; gait here the ernment he said, "felt that the cause of and according to her own notions. J. has of Englan themselves, customers have the best beauty and, in sanctifying Ireland's showed the yard in charge of SCOTT, Spanish nuns the Melbourne. nain MERCIA pri'itcd MISS gentry peace, which was the constant obIn every case what these take our compelled them to make up tneir and children playing among them, League). modem Iona tive children, with a Superior who ject made New Norcia a Teacher of Latium Ballroom and I thank you for giving me the the Holy Father's attention, meant was that we should squeeze depleted trade in other fields, and speaking Irish, made manifest the beneath the Southern Cross. Fancy Dancing, has seen service in Monte Video, wouldof derive great neat of assisthands off and let England course the American Republic is looked to virtue and patriotism of the home. chance of wishing well to your proago, Tuition. Seventy-five years that is, as indeed is a South American by ance from thea moral, Has Resumed ject. I am not quite st.re how far Ireland into submission. Of power before a tablet on the Cathedral facade birth. re- to absorb that overplus which lies in Mrs. De Valera. who taught her I agree with y ou in detail, nor do I which Vie whole world bowed down. these gentlemen paraded their crimithe through evidencAppointment. store -rooms tongue. their Gaelic by March, the Lessons indicates, "on the 1st 1846," husband Private I cannot but introduce in an ac- France had had 4.300 churches advise, speak to claim slightest the make cords to show their right to sympadenal work of bludgeoning the Irish ed that fine democracy of which the great Salvado set his hand to count of my visit the name of Fa- stroyed in the war, Private Address: "Abbotsford;' while the masses of the Irish dumb people into pauperism by an insane Ireland's President is the superb with authority on the vexed quesbad been Isis life's work there, "ut in omnibus ther Lesmes, in my opinion New cruelly devastated. and 118 Aberdeen-street, Perth. of am one But I of keland. tion thisers here should act like His Holiness, war of conquest. Their Irish trade exponent, and for which he now glorificetur Deus" (as the inscrip- Norcia's most eloquent preacher. A who seemed Tel. A4787. a large number of people who at dogs. predestined, as it has been considerably interfered with stands a heroic figure. tion concludes)-"that in all things Spaniard, who speaks but little were. to healt"herbewounds, Mr. Joseph Ignatius ConStantine and is likely to be still further inwould unof least earnestly desire tto see the The prayerful atmosphere God may be glorified"; and while English, he remains, nevertheless, derstand that. of illustration an as and goodreason, justice serve of spirit as the protectress of Clarke will Irish War the is calculated tto inspire terfered with should Greystones his mortal repose in remains their to the This English speaking section of the Christians in the East, she exall the world's to probapplied will the pro -English we meap. sequence, for Freedom be continued indefin- great thoughts, and as a Carrara sarcophagus behind the New Norcians a preacher of un- pected special solicitude HOTEL ORIENT gentleman, who has adorrltd certain itely. him." Good Ac- high altar, his spirit lives in the doubted But the Irish in America we have "The Chief" (as Harry Bo- lems. who deplore the unieirmv c. -ST., FREMANTLE. power, whose sermons will These remarks stirred up from "Irish" circi* in New York foe are on the watchout for the British land and De Valera's intimates de- dition of Ireland. and hope, for the HIGH the Italian commodation for Country Visltors. J. great creation called into being by endure till time shall he no more. presence, 5553. magnificent and of Tel. his of Ireland. of England. sake with journalists to the recognition of the years Monaghan. determined and logicdrummer and are that him), clearly light to call himself and his devoted band of pioUnlike a the majority of preachers, world, that the just dehas for long set himself up as owing to the attitude of until the Irish Quest:on is settled ally pronouncing in word and work the whole and their successors during he uses canvas, not books, as the fact that Government to the Holy See final arbiter. justly, English goods will not be Ireland's claim to nationhood. Pre- mands of the Irish people will be GLENORAN NO. 10 neers the last three-quarters of a century. vehicle for transmitting them to their Now, Mr. Joseph Ig.'iatius Ccsnstan- wanted commodities in the land sident De Valera. in presenting his conceded, and old wrongs and aniItaly was not in a position to look BEST. SCOTLAND'S Associated with my childhood in posterity; not the pen, but the for such solicitude. tine Clarke is very anxious that we of the Stars and Stripes. Thus the life's great purpose. never uses am- mosities forgiven and forgotten. for PURE MALT WHISKY.to the York were influences shed thus far brush, is his favourite working tool: should exert no pressure from this "Irish World" referring to an adver- biguous terms, so much in demand the sake of the future. May your Significant StatemeniThe Lib As supplied under Contract Medical abroad even in those far -back days a painter, indeed, is. he not a eral side on the peace negotiations --that tisement of Bloomingdale Brothers, by diplomats to subsequently ex- paper be a means of dispelling pre- W.A. Hospitals and Government "Messaggero" declared that loggingcr.: Itglowlsay in speaker. Iglarspirriaturo the 'sixties by New Norcia, then our way And to the of eiffication people that of 'Italy was ready to discuss its relais, of course. judice and misunderstanding, and of sentiments. There their away plain New York:more generally known to us as the teachers and students alike he has tions to the Holy See and that the the good promoting cause. of thinking should exert no preslists. the throughout in his mental at"Mission." For many years This patriotic concern is specialis- is no compromising our adorned the two colleges from their 'necessity of solving such questions 11,sost: sure; that we should leave the conThe Rev. F. SINCLAIRE, Simple in his thought, sinparish priests were uniformly very portals with a wealth of sac- has interfered prejudicially with tending parties to settle the matter ing in Crosse and Blaekwell's jams, titude. PHIL COYLE in its expression, he 'never conmonks, among whom I can recall red paintings that stand a perpetual, those relations could not be ..iisstied. Of the Free Religious Fellowship. to their mutual satisfaction. Such. and urges as a recommendation to cere himself-never leaves his the names of Fathers Martinez, Coll reminder of the love of the in the view of Mr. Joseph Ignatius American republicans that Crosse tradicts "'In case the matter is takeia!up in In regard to Self -Determination His a subject for debate. Club HotelRe- and Salvado, the brother of the Gid for His creatures. and of great Newcastle Constantine Clarke. is self-determi- and Blackwell are "purveyc rs to His meaning the the political arena." it declared. unstudied, are for 'Ireland-a subject upon which sown words apparently same The Terrace, Fremantle. Newly great Rudesindus; and a reminis- faithful correspondence of His "there are, We have admitted, two nation. Mr. Joseph Ignatius Con- Majesty the King." kindly asked you my views-may I the have Goldnelds to analysed, when found, novated and -alp-to-Dste. stantine Clarke then proves his right; firm informs us that they carry exactitude of a legal form. No say, without being indiscreet for a North-West customers specially cence of those early days that still saints with that love. The artist's problems which must be solved, to interfere with this advice by in- Gray's Scotch Marmalade. In the crops -questioning confuges him. He visitor to your shores. that for many and catered for. South Beach trams stop lingers lovingly in my memory is of masterpiece among his works al- namely, the reiations between Italy forming us that he was a member of line of carpets and rugs they fea- is always sure for truth sustains years I have believed that with a at door. Proprietor: T. F. Ryan (late one of our parish priests riding ready hung is undoubtedly that and the Vatican. and secondly. the Celtic Club. and WYonlann. clown Avon -terrace with two black gracing the ceiling of St. Gertrude's ture Wilton Velvets and Axmin. him. He begins with axioms and contented and friendly Ireland- See., of the I.R.B. in 1867! State's attitude towards the clergy. Tel. B197. The Bloomingdales boast piccaninnies, Rich and influential, Mr. Joseph sters. seated one in front chapel sanctuary and depicting her It is necessary to place the solution even though independent-England His ends in correct action. of him and one behind him on the entrance into heaven-a painting of the former question on a basis Ignatius Constantine Clarke render- that they are patronised by people he and the British Cornmowealta enthusiasm. his tempers philosophy HOTEL Beer horse, all bound for New Norcia! beauteous in conception and chaste which is not that of the mere terried. his last service to Ireland in 1867! who ride in Rolls-Royce cars-RollsSUBIACO would be stronger and safer. Emu W. nder as it moderates his depression. for a Road, Subisco. Surely he is entitled to give advice. Royce is an English car. But to the New Norcia of to -day in treatment. torial sovereignti of the Pope. and kind. self-sacrificing heart I do not share the opinion of Rokeby Always on Tap. Good Accommodation Strange as it may appear, we under- how long Bloomingdales would last man with But his last picture to be painted that of the second on conditions Walter Wing, my visit has been Made, and in consecret. in those assert that "Ireland is a reli- for Country V11511025. needs suffer much stand that Mr. Jose; h Ignatius Con- if confined to Rolls-Royce patron- must nection with it, it occurs to me that in Australia (for he is under orders which will involve the incorporaProprietor. nor him, flatter not gious question." does Those who raise Triumph stantine Clarke was actually in the age! at celebrated artist has left on re- to return to Europe) is now in his tion of the Italian clergy in the life him. He is al- religious issues. I fear. are fomentA New England correspondent does defeat dismay I.R.B. in '87, and that he paid his cord that he found it necessary to atelier waiting to be varnished and of the State." Readers of the Italian A ing strife through bigotry; that is quiet and self-possessed. M. J. O'KEEFE sixpence a week like a little man. He calls attention to the adaertisement ways live in a picturesque locality if he framed. LedervIlle. It represents the Last journals have asked themselves how still Carr-st., he 245 Rising. the lamentable, and it would see' to be Butcher. shot in alWith maturity he of one "Mitchell the Tailor," who good Lamb was then 21. Pork, would maintain far the remarks Mutton, the "Messaggero" Prime Beef, directly the question at done for the purpose of division Small as postulated by "at concert pitch," Supper, and is a gem of the highest can be taken asof expressing got his eyes opened. and he learned runs a couple of stores in Boston. strikes ways on hand. Corned Beef andkept his profession, their his, art. In one respect it appeals to is he theorise; in not Americans does ere naturally He and legi- Goods a Speciality. All Meat that the Standard Oil and the Em- This gentleman advertises that he issue. appreciation views of the Government A3297. of the beautiful. and the Now me beyond Leonardo da Vinci's He is most timately concerned with the Irish Cool Storage on Premises. Tel. practical. pire of Japan pay well in the coin is well stocked with "woollens" essentially what holds here of the physical world-famed portrayal of the same King. not does vet hesitation and precise. of the realm for his services as their from Huddersfield. England. Does Italian Government's Attitude.world holds equally of the moral. If divine, love -compelling theme, in Truth makes his speech. publicity agent, while the servitors "Mitchell the Tailor" tell his cus- mark a child's purity of mind and heart this: that in the latter the Apostles It it quite certain that both the and rare sincerof Roisin Dubh get nothing but hard tomers that Huddersfield is the cen- him ever deliberate King and the Government have beis to be preserved, its environment brilare all ranged on one side of the ity emphatic. His logic is as knocks for their pains. Mr. Joseph tre of the shoddy trade? must be replete with the spiritual!, table, while in Father aesmes' they come more convinced of the value as the sword he surrendered Ignatius Constantine Clarke revised Another New England correspon- liant support it would receive from of the choice, its home be the home leadof chivalrous are on two sides, a more reasonable brave and his choice. Since then he has writ- dent tells us of a drummer for Eng- after the virtue; and how patisfying under arrangement, and one that his mani- the Holy See, and in the interests his troops in the Easter ten of Ireland, it is true. He has lish raincoats and waterproofs who. ership or 1916. of the country would gladly see an both aspects, physical and moral. pulation of is not allowed to interof written the infamous "Kelly and being told by a dealer that se. --as Rising New Norcido is the few days I spent fere with the general treatment of arrangement made that would be How different is the logic of his Burke and Shea" in which he holds not use English goods. offered to beneficial at home- and abroad. Tn there recently are brought' they intimately think who the subject. To realist that at the enemies-men up the Irish race to scorn as was- brand them "Made in Ireland." home to me. As an educational cen- last supper, Jesus was above all the Italy popular movements are apt to Ireland by opposing Iretrels ready to fight for par for "any A New York correspondent tells serving take an anti -monarchical direction tre doit is essentially moral, are who because affectionate judgment-men father addressing His cause but their own." us that, in one of the Woolworth land'sall those influences extraneous to children, one has only to read St. and the influence of the Catholic or of Black and Tans by With the superb Joseph Ignatius stores some time ago. he ran upon ing the work Popular Party would be most welcollege thwart to life that in trying help to rob childEngland John's account of the soul-winning Constantine Clarke may fitly be a lot of little red bricks of some helping ren of their innocence are absolute- address He then delivered to them, come to the secular authorities as a Valera's great power classed the great diplomat. Maurice material to be used as a sm,th pre- President De authority-men The "Messaggero" says who ly shut out by the very isolation of and His sacred face in this Lesmes saaeguard. devoted and Francis Egan. This literary,piffler, ventive. These bore on the face the settlement, while, on the other is an incarnation of that love, for that the "Law of Guarantees" is the Irish people and who got a job as a recognition of in raised letters "Made in England." profess love forchoice hand, everything that the eye sees as you gaze and admire you can dead, and that a bilateral contract. twicr. made in the Irish catholic element in this Lately he found -that the bricks now despise their is This or the ear hears helps to build up almost hear from the divine lips to which the Pppe would be one of manner. country. celebrated the Fourth of have no letters, but we believe that an unparalleled the parties, should be substituted -knave of the the moral nature of yeang and old, the endearing expression logic the certainly by for it, "The Osservatore July by writing to Times to remove a brand is Romano" fool-the the of alike who are privileged to reside on him on this occasion in His takes note of the admission that the consigning to damnation anyone branding as it is to attach a fel e the philosophy criminthe and its consecrated coward the ground. of mind life when speaking to the Apostles Law is out of date, and adds that who would allow the cause of Ire- brand. upon Shame And the physical conspires with -"little children!" hypocritical..." lanl to bring about a disagreement By the way, cannot Mr. Daugher- ally for fifty years the Church has rethe dripping sword the moral beauty of the place to I was under special obligations to garded it as useless and absurd. between Mother England and Ameri- ty and his enormous stall spare a them! To take It the murderous produce the temperament ea .the the Lord Abbot, Dom Catalan, for ca. If these gentry would become little time from the chasing of Irish of savagery from evident that the Government is to pieces in Heroartist and the saint alike. When the personal kindness to me and the is every -day Anglo-Saxons we should sympathisers and imaginary Reds tyrant and cut anxious to open negotiations. WheIreland. of babes the visitor fashion from Perth, dian nearing the end facilities he afforded me for seeing not quarrel with them. They to look into this question of false Hats that not only give your they would have any practical of his journey, reaches the summit through the monastere and Father ther and then await the grateful thanks hurt us because appearance the greatest possible result it is difficult to predict. Of they are branding? their mourning methers, is as of Canterbury Hill, New Norcia is Lesmes' two studios. you give will but The taken improvement, genial as Irish, The same chrrespondent asks whe- of and the course, inasmuch as Italy's position be to those who claim spread out as a panorama before Father Castanares took me in hand in regard Irish are judged by them. There- ther or net the "Venida Hair Net logical as Ireland solid value for your money in long the Papal claims is and enemies of De him. There is the road-like a and showed me the art and tree- weak and to wear fore should they be cast out, utterly is of English origin. Can any of friends of comfortable and the Holy Father's very Valera! De Valera. Magnificent terra-cotta ribbon stretched across sures of all kinds, giving me at the strong. politicians and forever. What have they in our readers answer? will be ready to unique Make your Hat a Cogan Bros.' Hat. purpose of a grandeur With a ground of bright green nlushcommon with the worshippers of same time an introduction to Fa- show their customary ability in deAn Illinois correspondent calls Won25,-, 28 '6, 32/6, 36/, 3716, 42/-, up straight as an arrow, running away ther Rios, the Prior, and a miracle feuding a feeble R,oisin Dubh like Pearse and Con- our attention to the "Blue Cross in the records of mankind. cause. never aid For Valera! De derful to L3/19,"-70 some two miles or to the north, nolly? Nothing. absolutely noth- Matches." These are professedly a any man in so short a time hay of learning-theological. philoate The Advantages of a Settlement. bordered in the near and far dis- phical, linguistic. The fragile little -But the King's Ministers ing. Norse product, but they are made long and fruitful a record! the Wise tance by greea fields. and inter- artist-prieet was again everywhere King himself must be welland "Is she a queen. having great gifts by a London company. aware his through has who Valera. mediately the dividing monastery A New York reader asks us to De prolific beyond for in evidence, harm they to give? of the do to Italy by the leaaand adroitness. foiled l.uildings and the orchards and words is' his brush. The first room ing the Roman question unsettled. Yea. these, that whoso bath seen her ',eine' to the attention of Mr. Daniel astuteness of his people and coped vine".ards that stretch away with shown me is destined for the coin- A suitable settlement would be ace Reeves, of the Reeves Chain Stores, enemies shall not live trickery and cruelty daring the with the fields to the Moore River and munity room; one might linger in it ceptable not only to 'the Italian Except he serve her son-owing, with that it Is as inconsistent with his that would decapitate Iieland-e Toilers ond Mercers. Hey St. up the acclivities of the tree-topped for a whole day engaged in the people themselves, but to the Holy profession of interest in Irish free- nation fashioned by God 'and Natstrange pain.' hills beyond o t the right, from the study of its frescoes alone. The ar- Father's spiritual subjects in every patriotTravail and bloodshedding and bit- dom as with his American, "Where the Good Hats Are." Brave De Valera, who has rest of the settlement, which lies tist studied in Rome, and among part of the world who are so eager ism to feature English soaps. We ure! on terer tears: and Ireland for the sword girded en en acclivia- to the left, the Ca- the collections in the monastery to see his Holiness released from attention to hereby call Mr. Reeves' And when she bids die he shall sureIreland languished in England's thedral (Mime 3: itely facing the are a few copies of famous Ita- the difficulties that beset him.-Cathe fact that "Rinso" is made by for poliValera, ly die; De Mighy dungeons! monaetery; and the blacks' cot- lian works, but otherwise his paint- tholic Times. by Lord Lever Brothers. controlled And he shall leave all things under a great people! Of leaded tetss occup.ants the lands adjoin- ings are all original. A copy, not Leverhulrne. who having gotten a atical the sky Yea, say? I did great people ing the road, while on the uplands, his, however, of Michael Angelo's the soap trade monopoly of virtual And go forthanaked under sun and in graceful architecture;Wring of right and justice, in and backed by the wooded hills Last Judgment is shown, and Fa- sung in Great Britain. is now reaching chanipion De rain President for .cation, the marvellous heri*-age of delivery earth's the west, are the two stately ther Castanares, who dearly loves a in in the United on out for a monopoly uniAnd .ork and wait and watch out of tattle the in cedar left by the tracery fighting cate is Valera colleges of St. Gertrude and St. joke, told me one about this great States. And we would urge upon versal civilisation. If he fails. Ireall his years." carver, Cassellas, whose alIdelphonsusa standing about 300 work of the immortal painter -sculp- imortal Reeves to restrain the laughter land fails. If Ireland fails, the It is far more cpmfortable to Mr. monastery, colcathedral, in tars Amyards apart, facing the rising sun, tor -architect of Italy, who with all leges, whose fretwork serve Standard Oil and Japan and of his managers when patriotic everywhere, and, in than striking dimensions his talents was asvery irritable man. and golden candelbra will preserve ericans protest against aiding this world fails. draw down ready cash. monopoly. and spire -crowned or castellated One of the Cardinals had annoyed attempt at English evoke undying memory his We are reliably informed that presentment, giving one the idea of him, and he took his revenge. In many a prayer fur the and repose of WASHINGTON ON TRADING Wilson Brothers. of Chicago. are a nascent university. of the picture tow- his soul; sung again in visions cepart lower the WITH ENGLAND. wholesale dealers in English hosiery, Could painter desiderate anythe right he depicted Charon, lestial thrown on to canvas by the "That in order to permanently record our thankfulness for the rething more congenial to the growth ards In the streets of 'London there are Washington, in the. New English sweaters and other knit goods. "that grim ferryman whom poets, great master, Lesmes, who, like anQr, to kneeling, of the artistic taste? comof Australia's vindication (in the and justice thousands of right triumph cent City. York of," taking the lost souls in other St. Bonaventure, finds inspirapropaganda, has been converted English Goods in New plete the association of ideas, could write the Chief of the Gael sits into an Englishman, there can be his boat across the Styx to the in- tion at the foot of the Crucifix or Sisterhood), and to gratify a wish long felt by our Bishop and We are indebted to a very com- Whilst to bewishing grave: a saint or anyone parley in regions. As the last figure in his daily Mass; sung in fine, in no harm in learning his views on petent and careful observer for a dear to his heart, we resolve to at once undertake the completion come one ask for surroundings fernal winds of the world comes trade with England. The following lengthy list of English goods found On the whisper in the boat and the very last in the all the abbey owns of art and utilstealing. associathat a submore redolent of spiritual declare the Wagga, and at Cathedral Michael's St. of at the extreme right at the ity consecrated to the service of God are extractei from Spark's L:fe of in New York markets. Our friend tions? For, apart from the stu- picture "Freedom dawns on the 'Land that he painted the Cardinal, and youth); its motif, I say, is to the American Liberator: scription list be now opened for that purpose, and that all Cathosays that the list is in nowise comdents, -the native children, the few bottom ne'er bore a slave." with a great serpent wound be found in the spiritual outlook "In an address by Washington to plete, and that it can be materialstanding of Ireland taere are lics and sympathisers throughout Australia be invited to co-opersurviving aboriginals who have been round him.' A lover of art himself, the Delaware Society for Promoting ly added to. But, as it stands, it In the homes these men. its foundkrs and reared at the settlement and now and a profound admirer of the gen- of lips that tremble, ate." (One of the resolutions carried by the Catholic laity of Domestic Manufactures, delivered in shows to, what a great extent Engsubordinated in their work there, the whole population ius of Angelo, whose great picture builders, who Ayes ascend to the throne a demonstration in honour of his April, 1789. while he was on his way land has pervaded and penetrated As the Grace; at 24th, and their lives earth to July Sunday, on aspirations Wagga consists of monks and nuns-virof Cardinal the complete, to his inaug oration in New York us economically. now to eternity. econowas time German Lordship Dr. Dwyer, when £3,500 was subscribed in the Riverina gins consecrated for life to the spe- took an early opportunity of seeing heaven, Is it peace or a sword? Shall the City, he says:The great institution stanils tomic penetration was denounced vigfoe dissemble, cial service of God and their neigh- it, and was, needless to say, rapt in day individually will be acknowledged which Subscriptions, Hall). alike of their The prcmotion of domestic orously by all the friends of Eng- Patrick! a monument Be you with him at the bour, whether all teachers (includ- admiration of the superb producmanufactures a al ,in my conception, land here as an enormous evil, an self-sacrifice and of educational and and in the columns of this paper, may be sent direct to Rev. T. meeting place. ing priests) or manual workers. eyes his details, the be among the first corsequences evil which must be ended in peace Round For Scanning beneficence. now that tion. general the Throne of Heaven see Among them we have, of course, Ryan, Administrator, Bishop's House, Wagga, or P. J. Mahon, which may naturally be expected to as in war. German penetration was up Charon's living cargo and the blacks have disappeared from the martyrs pressing! the grand old Spanish Benedictines picked Treasurer. Hon. Esq., wrath his was Great flow from an energeti:: government.' never one -tenth as dangerous as Pearse State, of the. districts -himself! southern the and MacSwiney and the themselves, and New Norcia as a and prompt his appeal to the Pope, the activities of New 'Norcia are 'In the same address he expressed English. English penetration must roll. home of piety and letters, worthily "Save me!" he exclaimed piteously compassing in the far north on the the hope that citizens, it: combina- be put an end to by the people Can glorious has that the Cause you doubt maintains the traditions of the as he gasped his tragic story of Drysdale River the evangelisation would can tions of economical societies, And the people themselves. Christ's blessing, the White Benedictine Order,. which has pro- personal wrong in the ears of his and civilisation of the aboriginal co-operate with the protective pol- do it. The new list should aid Can You doubt that the Old Land duced countless saints and schol- Holiness. "Save me, holy Father!" tribes, accomplishing thus a great icy of the National Government. greatly in accomplishing the task. its goal, shall reach ars during its unbroken existence "My son," replied the Pope, "had work for Western Austraslia. While 'and by example to teach the peoBuy nothing that comes from, -Rev. D. A. Casey, Litt.D. of over 1,300 years. Undeniably the Angelo put you in purgatory I HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). ple to rely as much as possible on England! Beware of "Irish" linens. dozens of native children are Benedictines can lay special claim might have got you out, but hell, some the resources of our own country. Shut out from your homes anything Established 25 Years in W.A. cared for at New Norcia, it to the proud distinction of having my son-out of hell there is no re- being "He concluded his address with from Belfast, Lisburn. Banbridge, PicPrayer Books, SPIGL J. has thrown into bricks and mortar of Rosaries, Scapulars, Assortment Large A and been, with the Dominicans these words: Newtonwards or Dromore. so there he re- the two magnificent colleges, one Tobacconist, Perth, will be pleased II And Incense, demption." Charcoal, Candles, Beeswax, Statues, tures, Crucifixes, Franciscans, the guardians of the mains to this day. your tearnrements "I purpose to demonstrate the No Black and Tan goods for Am- you would call forShaving with 160 boys, the other with over Floats, etc. 'at, Haircutand save money. Bible and the literary treasures of sincerity of my opinion on the sub- ericana! And not paintings alone were re- 100 gala from every quarter of the 9d. Orders sent to any part of Agents for all R.C. Papers and Magazines. Also a General Stock that ancient civilisation-works the You help ting A word as to travel. eyes, but ject of the uniformity of my pracadmiring No remittance vealed to my W.A. by V.P. Post, who are being educated by of Fancy Goods and Stationery kept monks spent their lives in repro- treasures literary and other. I country, Razors tice in giving a decided preference England as much by travelling in needed. Cheapest In Perth. Tel. A1125. of the best; teachers in Ausducing in manuscript. and so pre - could envy the man privileged to some Set; Watches, Pipes, or any other arto the produce and fabrics of Am- her dominions as by buying her ticles tralia, as is evidenced by the UniRepaired with guarantee. erica.' "-Sparks' Life of Washing- goods. You help her when you spend his days in the monastery versity examinations-again a great Keep off all travel in her boats. ton, Volume XII, Page 141. library. I will not attempt to national service. And beyond the In a letter under date of January English vessels. and especially the name, much less describe the thou- colossal responsibility represented "Irish boats." In the building of the Friendly Societies' Acts of Auetralaa10 29. 1789, Washington writes: sands of rare volumes it contains. by Drysdale and the colleges, the (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under "I have been writing to our friend the "Irish boats" no sympathiser And the vestments-some of them Abbey has taken over the adminisNATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. RELIGION, are: Watchwords Its their. General Knox this, day to procure with Ireland is allowed to take part. females),. demanding. and, (males 500, some 600 years old, and pre- tration as a diocese of a large porCatholics -lily Appeals to Sped and Catholic, ana at It is essentially Irish ALLEGIANCE. on receipt by the DISTRICT me homespun broadcloth of the Keen off all boats built by England, Branches will be established in any Locality cious beyond estimate intrinsically tion of Western Australia, extend. and SUPPORT the of the DISTRICT, PRIEST the by Esby TEN PERSONS, sanctioned Hartford fabric to make a suit of no matter what flag they fly, SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNEDbeing and historically. But I must not ing from far beyond Southern Cross fully set out in' the requisition. names and ages of intending members clothes for myself. I hope it will pecially keen off boats built by Harabuse the printer's courtesy. and New Zealand; 50,000 members and 8300.383 in Funds. Finanto the sea-once more a great moral Commonwealth the throughout BRANCHES 550 not be a great while before it will land and Wolff and Workman and cial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. To conclude then: Who that has and material service to the State, MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. be unfashionable for a geittlemen to Clarke. all sections of whose people are NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. visited and, seen New Norcia from PROPERTY. FREEHOLD AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN appear in any other dress. hawed LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL within will ever forget it? The debtors to the devoted men who MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. we have i O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hiberian Hall. Murray -street, Perth. already too long subgiven and are giving so unhave . Full Particulars on Appita.ation to J.. and muscle of genelabour of brain West Perth. ject to British prejudices."--Sparks' 15 Cleaver -street, OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. AI,L MODERN REQUIREMENTS, rations of monks is focussed in it: selfishly their lives to the founding Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe HIBERNIAN HALL. Life of Washington, Volume IX. Saturday. and building and maintaining of Terms on and Harmony. Organ, Minimum RATES. but its originating factor, its motif Friday. to Monday Page 46.k 5 0 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. . 52 application. Miss O'Connor Is pre0 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. . 22 0 (if I may use this expression in re- this august Australian centre of 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . to 15 0 In this suit cf hart:est:tin. Washingpared to take pupils for the Pipe 7 6 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . 82 ' lation to New Norcial that canticle civilisation, art and culture. Tel. A9946. Organ. ton anpeared at his Iraereral in Wall Street in New York City.

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on the Stadium. West Melbourne. (From Our Correspondent.). August 22, to welcome his Grace Death of Mrs. Mary Robinson, of parish former On Monday evening last the star his to Ardoughan, Balboa, The China Hall, Dynon's Buildings Mannix Dr. the of the Sea 1-1.A.C.b.S. held their West Melbourne. The Irish Pipere regret sincere with record We 915-917 Hay Street Perth formed a guard of honour for the death of Mrs. Mary Robinson. of usual fortnightly meeting in St. Patrick's Hail. Definite steps have Archbishop, who was accompanied on Saturday, died who Ardoughan, CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, TANGY GOODS, E.P. by Archbishop Redwood, of Wel- July 16. at the fine old age of 86 now been taken regarding tne proWARE, Etc. a posed rifle shooting competition, and lington, and Bishop Norton, of Port we known have Seldom years. his is hopee that memuers will lo Associated with Augusta. woman who did her work more per- it SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET TEA in VARIETY GREAT Deihl success were ensure the utmost to Grace on the platform She experienced their than she. SETS, and FRUIT SETS. Coyne and fectly agi- he was one of the oldest members.- Carey, P.P.. Father innovation. her own share of sorrow from world- of this latest extremist and the professional of at the number crowd QUEENSLAND. a was a goodly hatred. and There Father Moynihan, tator, who preached class ly disappointment's, sickness. and WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE UST.. Boyle Brothers. An essentially death. But she seemed to view social organisea by the Joan -DeterLabour press was largely taintAt Ganmain, Bishop Dwyer. of Christian Miss TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. at the The ed with irreligion. and by Socialism Wagga, rece:ved a great weicome, Irish *programme. arranged by "Jac- everything in the light of faith and O'Reilly branch of the Selfo. is a fine address delivered A !sincluded Confer- they had discarded God, and would to derive spiritual consolation from mination for Ireland League with a cheque for A. Cullen, D.M.S.V., presented II.A.C.B. Society's annual recently. was and West," Tuesof the Hall on at the Trades Christralia "Men and and Green" Site brought up her every cross. willingly see the church During his episceaal visit he kets ence, held in Charleville Ausby Miss Valerie Walsh. with large family in an excellent manner, day evening last. A very pleasant blotted off the face of £320. VICTORIAN TAILORING 00. the Sacrament of Con- sung speaking on the civie. duties of Du- tian schools df encore numbers. "Foggy Dew" and and enjoyed the happy privilege of evening was spent by those present. they were wise and administered the earth. Thank47 candidates. to tralians. his Grace Archbishop firmation won tre- being the mother of a priest and Entertainments of this kind must they She men Boy." Ausof Minstrel working "The as citizens strong-if are their for of Ganmain hig said: "You applause by her singing of three Nuns. Her eldest daughter. have a very beneficial effect on the a full wished to hold on to what the great ing the people and welcome, his Lord- mendous tralia, and as such you enjoy JAMES KEATING. special song of welcome to his Sister Camillus. is a Little Sister of numerical strength of the League. of citizen- majority of their fellow -citizens had presentation said: I feel as if I will be going the measure of the benefits ship 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Oppodte Mechanics' Institute). beand Has Caine Back to Aus- the Poor in Boston: another daugh- Nothing kills organisation of this should get, you "He them Grace. see beau glad to months being twelve That being so, next ship. on for the a is would Dean Carey extended Special Line of Scotch and Irish Snitings. Drees Suits Our tralia." ter. Sister Pancratius, died a Good nature quicker than meetings unand instead of the recent hearty also share its obligations.good ItAus- lieved to be their right-they Specialty. welcome to his Grace. against any move- welcomed. Shepherd Nun in Scranton. Pa., leavened with a helping of the lightit was a harmful, lawsuit being your bounden Suits to bee our power set their faceswas The Fremantle matter. contradictory to blessing, not (lily for the answer to Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. while a third. Sister Dvmpna, of er social ment which tralians; to do all in acwas cogniare fully welcome on a whole branches of principles An enthusiastic advancedeceased almost the Ballina. attended of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. God or Stock of Varied and, Large and law the our Orange friends, but to all who for the prosperity Dr. Foley, daily in her last illness. For sev- sant of the importance of catering real democracy, which would mean wanted our institutions opened. corded the Right Rev. ment of the country. even at some Wednesdae. memon of their social welfare of Ballarat, for the Bishop or indus she intershe died before hatred, eral mornings personal class own discord, not to the case, it was only sacrifice to your 17. -on the occasion of his received Holy Communion from the bers, and are interspersing numerous tal- trial upheaval. but the well-being Referring misguided action of a lot of ene- August ests. You should place your return to Balls -at, after a fourteen hand of 1.er son, Father Tom, a Re. social gathernigs amongst their reservice and happiness nf the people as a the mies of the Church. who used the months' ents and experience at theand absence rpeet in a visit to elemptorist Father. who is the pre- spective curriculums. secular the the Touching on whole. ,ample girl for their vile purof your town, your State, Sale Kinds Ireland and America There sent Director of the great Holy Time is getting short now in which .. Talking Machines disap- press, Archbishop Duhig said the poor, pose. but who acre elven what they Rome. nation. Now, it is positively Cathoat the station. and Family Confraternity in Limerick. to work for the Sisters' Bazaar. To was a huge which had not bargained ion namely, the the Bishop cr.nvn pointing to me ever to find to find daily press ofgreatAustralia, was heartily cheered on Solemn High Mass for the rendre of ensure success every stall should good, f,g a power so spirit: he should public in from Church for the highest praise lics lacking lie was her soul was celebrated in the Ca- make the most of the short time was not without blame. Prequel t- a Presbyterian judge, whose words stepping out of the train. them holding aloof fromverymoveThe bazaar must Edison Am2s. to £70. well he, instead of endeavouring to heal are now recorded, and available for escorted to the Cathedral. where a thedral. at which his Lordship Most now remaining. Gramophones, playing flat records, ments which they might held. was thanksgiving of service a success. It must never be said cur prove it magnified berolas, playing Cylinder Records, £16. Flat Records. double -sided. might wounds. ii cur eoci all those whose sordid and sectarian du the afternoon Dr. Foie/ was en- Rev. Dr. Naughton, presided. The be join, and to which they Greaney: dea- of Fremantle folks that they denied other peoples Father big lot for Christmas. Cylinder Records, men celebrant was landing a are are gave We and 3/6. you If differences, fond the were the for whisperings assistance. of great We stock all in the Edison Catalogue. 3/6 each. al entirely erroneous impression of Sydney daily press. If the same tertained at dinner by the priest.: of con. Father Feeney sub-deacon. the good Sisters! Use every opporof merit and integrity, the public your ,he conditisns under which we liv- thing occurred again, I would act in the diocese. Among those present. Father Robinson; master of eche tunity of making this Mary's Mount Monthly lists and complete Catalogues posted to all who write will soon recognise it, andthat the were Bishop, to the. The an unqualified success. in addition Mass Bazaar igFather The honmonies. O'Boyle admitted them. he for were There ed. the very same way, as it is my duty worth will kill any prejudice begot- ourable exceptions, but still parti- to shield and protect those who are Very Rev. Monsignor Marshall and funeral were attended by a Sisters. relying on the generosity of Needles, Mainsprings, and all repair parts in stock. norance or bigotry may have Monsignor Shana- large body of hits- andVgiests. The the people, have accepted she reare many sanship had carried away a sufficient placed under my care. All kinds of Talking Machines Repaired. I would (Warrnambool), ten towards you. There Rev. Father Very new of this (Hamilton), of managing han Robinson. sponsilaility many friends Father to do welfare, section of the public press most willingly forgive all, if the poor Kerin (Administrator of the Bal- C.SS.R. (formerly Canon Robinson. building. Relieve them of the finmovements for the public Public of Auscredit the formed to damage notable recently girl was only out the of of hands the such as Rev. P. Ken- of Kalgoorlie), will, we are sure. ancial responsibility attached thereOrectly con- tralia. those people, who are not her true larat parish I, Very Health Association, not Fathers M. McGloin. breathe a prayer for the happy re- to. You will be doing a good work, friends. In accepting your contri- nelly (Cola(), nected with religion, in which CathoO'Brien, pose of his mother's soul.-R.I.P. which will repay you a hundred Shine, J Devane. D. J. with WALES. NEW SOUTH bution, I can assure you how thank- J. Barrett, J. P. Walsh, J.J. Barry, lics can and should co-operate thg J. fold. ful and pleasing it will be to me, their fellow-citizens in promoting L. Conway, Mulcahy, M. We regret to chronicle the death P. Lowham, classes the Hundred when the work for which the money From the appeal for pub good. Our educated the Fullerton Refuge on Monday of an old and respected Fremantle GalE. E. V. Ryan. T. McCarthy the in the with interest connection in will be devoted to. active will he completHundreds an Sister in Me morning. the of person cad W. M. Conlon, M. C. Daly, laghan, in Mr. Michael Fahey. who 'resident to scientific is or which 10 Arcade University, in learned can co-oper- Centenary of St. MarY's, is taken the ed. namely, the cathedral in Nana. Davis, W. McGrath, E. Goidanich, J. Mary Barbara. The deceased Sis passed to his eternal reward at WooWagga. be celebrated this year. ter was born in Adelaide. and was rolloo on Tuesday morning. R.I.P. societies, while others J. Roper, Tiernan. F. Brophy. B. usefulness. of information: following interesting She 69 years of age. spent 48 years ate in other spheres Wood and O'Connell, threatened!) Gleeson. promised (or last As the ser- do 1821 Australia was a Crown ColA branch of the Self -Determinaher early years being week, You have only to remember I continue herewith my memto ony, with one town of importance. tion, for Ireland League was formed Darcy. In the evening St. Patrick's in religion, in teaching at Port Augusta. ories of the past.. I am pleased to vices of the Church to humanity LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. will on the shores of Psrt Jackson. Since at Ganmain, with a large member- Hail was filled to the doors at the spent Macclesfield. and other She places. realise that your Catholicif faith welcome to public given his Lordlast week's offering met learn you only has continent you, ship. The Liguori incident help Australian has the then had been 35 years at the Refuge. with that not hinder, but & Very It renewed Dr. Donnelly presided. ship. such approval. You use your opportunites aright.principa passed through a vicissitude, until united the Irish and Catholic people Rev. Father Kern read an address Rev. Father Carroll. FT. of Nor- for some at least memories which throughout the Wagga diocese, and wood. celebrated Mass for the re - were well-nigh effaced by the pasmust never surrender your MURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, THE J. priests. and Mr. J. from the Dr. Dwyer has scored heavily off the nose of her soul in the chapel at the les to any organisation whatsoever. Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. nevtrundling of the Orange ball. Funds Shelley read one from the laity. Mon- Refuge. and her rerea'ns were heger- sage of Time-man's relentless et,Do not be led by catch criesisorbased (near Boans). article NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET to the signor Marshall, Dean Shanahan. an addition emy. are coming in splendidly for the elties, but follow whatever or two Mr. J. litany and Mr. T. H. Scul- red in the Sisters' Cemetery a: Mit- promised. I append one Correct Postal Address: Box 67, G.P.O., Perth. completion of the Cathedral. cham, Rev. Father Ignatius, C.P., equally interesting on sound Christian principles and recollections lin followed with short addreeses. of NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. officiating. lies within the cominandments or Midday on Wednesday which will no doubt prove the oft On Saturday, 13th. ult.. the death expressing the great satisfaction felt 0 Write for Free Catalogue. "Whatever be our creed God. repeated statement-"Time brings we occurred at his residence, .Randwick, by the clergy and people at the reEach Week is the The Revs. Ereas Noona and Denis BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. nationality, or to whatever classand their beloved Bishop. of the Rets Father William Sul:ivan, turn of O'Connell were recently ordained at many changes." belong, Australia is our country, to be a formerly of the dioceses of Maitland A Fenian "Offence." All Hallows' College far the Archit should be cur endeavour SOUTH AUSTRALIA. raise that Contributions, Reports, Etc., and Lisroore, in his 55th. year and In view of recent events at Home, diocese of Adelaide. united people. Those who the 28th. year of his ordination. The and Advertisements for the curit is interesting to recall the fact barriers between us are riot working Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. In late priest was a :terve of Bailinrent week's issue of THE in December, 1876, Denis Dowthat -General of Births. for the goof of the country.. we Registrar The NEGLECT OF A SCRATCH. garry, County Tipperary, lreland, Deaths. and Marriages has published "The Famous "anises Corner," RECORD may be taken. ling Mulcahy, one of the liberated the face of a common aggressor, and was educated at Thurles Col- his annual report for 11i2s on the Fenians, delivered a lecture in the must unite or perish. Why, then, Caused Three Months' Blood hate lege. we He was should ordained to name. Commonthe a of The he advocated in which Rotunda in Heaven's vital statistics of the State. to -day we live as part THE PLACE TO GO FOR Poison. complete separation from England one another in the days of peace?" wealth claiming to be ideal in all priesthood in 1893, and arrived in number of marriages was by far the the same year to take up greatest ever recorded in the State, SILK and FASHION Moral-Use Zam-Buk Promptly. FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, itsin espeoHncumy el saRnuele denouncedadanvelnentes, democratic and modem. Dur- Maitland things to visit work in the diocese. e penis to guard against in He was staDuring his Episcopal high-etevery-day Butt,and ETC. SHIRTS, SOX d sheinAinnsatrraniangsei ,rabeteineg.a secituhievain ing the hundred years, the natural skin injuries is gems fn- all the moods and tenses! As an' Charleville, Arelbishop Duhig gave wealth of the country has centri- tioned at Lambton, and later at eatan cuts, scratches,liaheto in- I EVERYTHING IN GINTLIMEN'E WEARING APPAREL a short mission for the Catholic peo- buted to the. advancement cm-rimer- East Maitland, but owing to ill - to rate of 10.33 per 1,000. The Section itofthdeescday. ofseonyth theep ites, TeTrivialtc., realways COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. ple, and administered the Sacrament eially of the different States, and we health he transferred to the Lis-More number of births was nearly a thou- sect bites, speaker mightndiceti poisoned and inflamed un- ed by a writer of the day as having of Confirmation to 75 candidates. find that industries purely Austra- Diocese, and served on the mission sand higher than in the previous 'rhe general ,Communion teas the lian are able to meet the demands at Wardell and Bangallow, until fail- year, and was the greatest nt:mber less promptly dressed with Earn- inflicted on a very small gathering DON'T FORGET THE largest evereeen at St.' Mary's of a population that is growing by ing health compelled bin) to retire a registered in any years since the war Buk. "a wild and almost incoherent harADDRESS The few years ago. and live privately in began the average being 25.45 for "Dye got into a simple scratch on angue, full of fury and Church. signifying millions as decades eo by * my hand and poisoned it." writes nothing but positive lunacy op the distiAge'rhed all Randwick. "He was," writes Bis- 1920. has the that for record progress death The in CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. "Life on Mrs. F. Walters. 214 Bathurst St.. part of the speaker." hop Carroll "highly esteemed by An interesting lecture evident been chair has The total the Australian things satisfactory, not as China" was given in the Lyric The- also in the growth of the Catholic priests and people in the Lismore year higher than in any other year, Hobart, Tasmania. "The resulting was occupied by a Mr. P. J. Smyth, sore -so serious that the first "who wore a greerlbsash and whose atre. Ipswich, on August 15, by Church in Australia. In 1S21 there Diocese, and the news of .his death being the exception of 1919. when the fingerproved on my right hand was threat- speech at the close was chiefly a vioFather R. Hayes, of the Irish Mis- wag one priest in Sydney, but he will cause deep regret among a large with prevailed in the ened with epidemic influenza were proceeds The amputation. The poi- lent reply to a placard posted on sion to Chiria. he seid circle of friends in those districts' State. city In the the church. no forth had table setting A spread: my arm turned black the walls of Dublin on Sunday., rein aid of the Christian Brothers' Mass at the Cojartheuse or in the -1-ere he had laboured." The deand the mortality in the son swelled right up to the arm- minding the Nationalists that Mr. School Fete. priest had been for four weather home of Mr. Davis or Mr. Dempsey. ceased month of and each for Adelaide of city a pit. Though for three months I Smyth ordered the cutting of the Parrarnatta he had the use of months of this year a patient in the of the was nearly driven mad with pain. traces of the Amnesty Committee's A mission was opened at St. Pat- At Women's Factory (Prison): at Lewisham Hospital under the skilful the year shows that most deaths were recorded from May to I refused to entertain rick's Church, Gympie, on August the treatment the idea of waggonette in the O'Connell Centenof used the Sisters was of the LitCourthouse the of September, the larger number A Windsor. CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. amputation. 14, by Father J. Walsh. C SS.R. tle Company the of of Mary. He returnprocession. . . . He denounced say Mass. The progress being front tubercular disease It was on a friend's recommenda- ary most pleasing leature of the mission to by giv- ed to his home at Randwick av- them noted is best years the Home Rule League as a conspirsysNote the Address: respiratory hundred of the tion that I began to was the great number f communi- ing the statistics for Australia in egrentlY much improved in health. and diseasesestimated use Zam-Buk. population on From the very first application it acy against the piinciples of Irish The cants every day. Father Walsh 1921: Churches, 1,805: priests. 1.317; but a few weeks ago the heart com- tem. 'Phone, A4.308, Private 'Phone, A2938. nationality ..." and earned the cenvie., was 476,233, 31, 192n, will give missions in the country Brothers, 601; Nuns, 6.768; Catholic plaint from which he suffered re- Decefbermales and 248,257 females. brought wondeiful ease, and it took sure of the crowd for so doing. To227,976 all the burning throbbing pair. lay-how times change! districts of the parish. e population. 952,108. One hundred turned, and he passed to his eternal The estimated mean population was out have brought reward. fortified by all the rites of 472,594 (223,860 males and 245,734 As IT kept up the Zam-Buk dress- day-how tines change! ! ings, all swelling and inflammation During their visit to Rockhamp- years, therefore, changes in Catholic life in holy Church.-R.I.P. females). ()setae Schools' Picnic, 1877. ART BOOK DEPOT too, were overcome. and my arm ton, the Governor-General ! Lord mighty stands as a St. Mary's and and hand went Forster) and Lady Forster visited Australia, VICTORIA. to normal size. On April 10th, 1877, the Catholic 684 NAY-STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite King Ed of this triumph and extenHaving been foiled in their at- It was entirely back ward Hostel). MISS M. J. MoDERMOTT, Proprietress. Tel. A1655. the Convent High School and the record due to Schools of Fremantle and Perth Zarn-Buk on the Christian Brothers' School. They sion. Pure Wax Candles, 65 per cent. pure Beeswax. In conformity with Speaking at a welcome home ten- tempts to get a referendum version that the terrible poisoned sore was held a very sticcessfum picnic at Qhurch requirements; Tapers, Wicks, Sanctuary Oil, charcoal, In/tense, were entertained by the pupils of A most enthusiastic welceme home dered to him by the boys of the teaching of the Protestant splendidly healed." Point Walter-(kindly lent by Dr. the Holy oil missal Markers, Pictures a speSchools, Stocks, Priests' New Ritual. For obstinate skin diseases, such Waylenl-when a good sp"rts prothe Convent High School and pre- was extended to the Rev. Father V. Christian Brothers' College, East of the Bible in State cialty. Stations of the Cross, Acts of Consecration to the Sacred Heart; sented with an address which was Peters. by the Mariet brothers' Melbourne, and those of the three Scripture 'Leaguers (says the Southas eczema, ringworm, or for elect's. gramme was provided. Irish Horn and Mother of Pearl Rosaries; Silver Children of Mary Medals; Randell. to attempting Pictures of Bishops' Conference; Photos. of Dr. Mannix; Books by late wounds, burns. abscesses. piles. ac.. Knight and Co.'s steamers conveyed read by Miss Kitty Conaghan. Schools, West Maitland Father primary schools of East Melbourne. ern Cross) are now Canon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and Reada private Zam-Buk is absolutely Lady Forster. in a few words to Peters has just recovered from a six Abbotsford. and Clifton hill. Dr. gain their end by meanstheof Assembly unrivalled. the picnickers to the scene of operaing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir James Butler, and Francis Thompson. 16 or 3/6 all dealers the pupils, said: "I can see that you months' illness. The boys opened a Mannix, referring to the intolerance Bill, introduced into Agent for Catholic Directory, 1921, Record, Sacred Heart Messenger, Our tion. (This necessarily is not an adLady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, St. Anare receiving a splendid education subscription list at the school, and of Protestant Ulster, said: "Within by Mr. Crosby, M.P. for Barossa, vertisement for Mr. Kenny's first thony's EduAnnals, Ave Benziger's amend the /earls, Magazine. Irish, to American, and proposed which here. There is one branch of edulove!). the last two years the Protestants cation Act so as to make provision English Literature Stocked. with £10. Circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badges, IRISH NATIONAL cation that is very important. That presented him Large Assortment. 5,000 Catholics uqt of the for Scriptural instruction of an unhad turned Marble Altar for, St. Patrick's. is. temhing you to be God-fearing FORESTERS Father McDermott, who has been shipyards of Belfast, because they denolninational chkacter in school October 14. 1877, was a great day and follow the ideals and the A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. furlough, has returned to Bun - would not say 'To hell with the hours. at the Port, when the Vicar -General, great 'example of the beautiful and on a welcome Pope." Those 5,000 workmen were was given He sierra. No Initiation Fee. Cheapest Cow Very Rev. M. Gilsney preachedan Iceing Blessed Virgin, the Mother home in the school of arts, by his still unemployed, ground under the tributions. During his visit to Adelaide. eloquent sermon: the occasion I am sure that of Jesus Christ. and friends, and pre- heel of the Protestant malority. As Father Neville. O.M.I., one of West Branches: Hugh u :Neill. Perth, meets the fixing of the marble altar being in St. the Mother Superior and the Sisters parishioners Thursdays, In the Trades Hall notes. far as they could see there was Australia's delegates to the Self -De- alternate (Room A sung Mass 14), are teaching you the highest ideals sented with a wad of Beaufort -street, Perth. Patrick's Church. Insurance Company, Limited. nothing in Lloyd George's proposals termination for Ireland Conference Brian Boru Branch, Fremantle, every was celebrated on the occasion. of womanhood and are doing a great Dubbo, of Brophy. cause nope that would give them for alternate Monsignor Tuesday, Friendly Societies SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. in Melbourne, was the guest of the Hall, 64 Adelaide work in this respect. -street; Secretary's Arrival of the Barque "Amur." whose health has not been good for that all their wrongs would be Christian Brothers. Address, W. Keating, 23 Burt -street, FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, on a health righted: in fact. the recent journey le Fremantle. Much consternation was caused Charles Stuart Parnell, Sister Mary Patrick Higgins pass- some time, has gone and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST of the King to open the Ulster ParSecretary's address, Court by the non-arrival within reasonable Rev. Brother Hanrahan, M.A., of Boulder: ed away rec s ttly at The Range Con- trip to Queensland. Hotel, Boulder, meets aiteinate ridays. liament seemed widened the to have CURRENT RATES E MIDWOOD, Manager. South Wales, lec- John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. time of the barque "Amur," which vent, Rockhampton, after about General of the Sisters breach. He did net know if King Strathfield,'New Mother The O'Malley, Quebec left Adelaide on -street, June on Rome College Midland 23, 1877. tured the C.B. Juncat deceased The three weeks' illness. Charity and her assistants at the George was responsible. He could during his professional visit to Ade- tion. The vessel was given up as Nun was 70 years of age, of which of Money to Lend O'Faron application Dr. to the of his Lordship only hope he was badly advised." laide. Society's solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. lost, but eventually "made port" 50 years had been spent in the re- invitation Bishop of Bathurst. paid a Maxwell, Barrack -street, Perth, or the after ninety-five days' buffeting by ligious life of the Convent. She rell, General Secretary, care J. J.Snlgg, contrary winds! of inspection to Harthore. Ausof the secretary The general H. N. Barwell) Her arrival at the Premier (Hon. The came from Ireland and entered All visit with a view to advising on tralian Self -Determination for Ire- is reported to be suffering from the Barrack -street. Port was hailed with sincere pleaHer Bathurst, Hallows Convent. Brisbane. for equipment and Mr. result of over work, and his doctor has despatched to land League sure. life was devoted to the orphans for its improvement PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG hospital. They were de- Eamonn De Valera the following the last 20 years at Meteor Park. a memorial advised him to limit his activiMEN'S SOCIETY. The Formation of the Hibernian, with the suitability if the cable: "The national executive of has 604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. and prior to that at the Orphanage, lighted 1878. for the pur- Australian Se'I Determination for ties as far as possible. grounds and the building (Under Patronage of ills Grace afterwards near Mackay, which was Licensed Auctioneers, Sworn Valuators, Property and Business Sales cerressed Archbishop and dune). The first branch of the Hibernian a hospital, of poses Ireland League reafirnis cable of recent- Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card Archbishop the She Grace His transferred to Meteor Park. men, Builders, Pinans.iers, etc. wou:d opinion that Dr. O'Farrell July 23. Waeteyer Ireland's deciRoom, Cricket Club,- Harriers' Club, Society established in West Austrathe Sacrament of also landared at Nudge( Orpharage, the success sion may be, Australian demeeracy ly administered with gratifying Debating, lia was the Musical, Star of rewarded and the be Dramatic sSea branch Francis Xavier's at St. near Brisbane when it was first Confirmation with at Fremantle, which saw the light labours in connection will support." The little orphans have for his 8"IVCCOUNTANCY CLASSES. founded. Cathedral to 168 candidates, male ( TOW HALL) movement. The party later reA SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC on February 20th, 1878, Rev. J. O'lost a good friend in her, whom the and female. YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. Reilly. W. E. Marmion, Esq., M.L.C., they lovingly called Sister "Packy." turned to Sydney. A new set of instruments were is Rents Collected. Money to Lend. Full particulars on application toEstablished' 1912. and P. A. Gugeri, Esq., J.P., acting the W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. Three hundred students of for the first time by St. Augunder authority received from the Says the Sydney Freeman's Jour- used In his address to.the Hihernians at dstine's Orphanage Band in Mel- Christian Brothers went in a three Principals: T. A. Dudley ana L. J. Dwyer. Rev. Father John A. boerne month. Society of St. Vincent de Pau I Executive Directory, which at that last retreat Charleville. Dr. Dullig referred to nal: The spiritual recently. days' are They beautiful a on been has who Bombala, time was situated in Melbourne. SixCity and General Representative: J. Len O'Sullivan. the by condusted were the press. The Catholic press, he Roche, things, and exercises have been greatly adThe Australia. Western to tour holiday teen was ,Western Australia (Incorp). the total number of memwas who said, had done goof service to re- and who has been in indifferent mired during the time they were or. Rev. Father Tyler.M.S.H., Maylands Representative: T. J. Coonan. bers at the time of formation. The the earnessness by ligon, but it would do much greater impressed exhibition at much Geelong. The Mayor This Society exists for the purpose some time, is no better. set of officers consisted of service if it were more Catholic and health for Alderman Hitchcock) amt. Mr. 1-1. and piety manifested by the boys. of assisting worthy families and others, first Sellers and Buyers of Property or Businesses should see us. We present at the condition his Indeed Messrs. W. E. Marmion, P. PresiIt was _time someone less secular. E. 'Hodges one making an aepeal to A General Communion followed. Including Inmates of public institutions, can build you any class of house, prepare all plans, and finance you. is regarded as dangerous on acindigent circumstances, and engage dent, J. E. Dunne, President; C. T. pointed out that the Catholic time raise funds to pay for them, the Over 70 of the boys received Con- In It Is governed Haves, Vice-President; F. J. Townin other good works. presblood high excessive lend on Houses, Vacant Land, Pianos, Furniture, etc. We of Money to count papers had a n ission to Catholics as sure. Father Roche is at present cqst of which was about £1,093. Se.-- firmation in the Cathedral. ey a council, office In No. 52 (top floor) send, Secretary; T. De Lucey, Treaare experienced rent collectors; our collectors call all suburbs from Royal Arcade, Perth, and has branches a whole, and not to anis section of ,spending a few weeks at Bundarha eral alterations for the it creasing In many parishes conferences surer; or J. Nugent, Warden; J. GrifFremantle to Midland Junction. Auction sales conducted anywhere. them. It should be as free as air with his old-esteemel class mate. number of boys at the orphanage The death is announced of the throughout the State. to treat of great national questions Father John McDermott. are being proceeded with. Rev. J. Cleary, S.J., of Sevenhills The calls on ilk funds are many, and fin, Guardian. (Of these pioneers Alterations, additions and renovating of houses, etc., carried out a view to supplementing Its re- only Messrs. De Lucev and Nugent and their bearing on religion withon Tuesday. August 23. He was SO With and financed if necessary. sources, the Society invites persons note remain.) "W.A. Record" out leaning to any side in politics. The Sydney Worker paid the fol- years of age. Father Cleary was a when making their wills to remember Its of the time saysThe of the new branch Mr. James Joseph Quinn, widely lowing popu- work. Bequests may be made In favanda As citizens of ...Australia, enjoying i preacher aistinguishe tribute lar. to Mannix: at his Agents for The Oommerclal Union Assurance Co. For Fire, Acciof the Particular Council, or any and its members: "We trust their the full measure of the benefits of known in Catholic circles. died lar missionary, well known in vast. our Conference of the Society. example will be copied by the young Victoria- "Archbishop Mannix has fearlessly ous dent, and Employers' Liability Insurance. Send for us; we can asalso residence. "Oranmore." lie citizenship, Catholics should Commonwealth. of tic parts fought the militaristic and reaction. of the metropolis and the varion Thursday last. sure satisfaction. share in its obligations, and do all street, Waveeley,had born it Tipperary Ireland, 'el YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF men ous districts ,and that in a short been an officer ary forces in Australia. and has won was in their power for the prosperity Mr. Quinn. who 10, 1841, end came to .Australia WESTERN AUSTRALIA. for 45 the respect and the affection of the May time the association will have spread was and advancement of the country, of the Lands Department years he some For in 1885. workers for that reason. The demoUnder the Patronage or His Grace the its branches as a net work over service only cracy placing their talents at the service years, retired from the Archbishop. of this country will for- engaged- in college work in MelObjects: The Study or the Language, the colony." That this was no idle Here a few months ago, illness making get the magniticentaervicenever of town, State and nation. he ren- bourne and Sydney, and about 1896 History, Literature, and Dancing hope is evidenced by the fact that in Australia democracy had greater him an invalid almost immediately dered in the great fight against con- took up parochial duties in Adelaide, Music, and the revival of the Ideals the society is to-day the strongest of Ireland. T.1 3R6 a leaves He retirement. his opportunities than were presented on an Irish -Ireland. scription, and it was or.ly fit and but seven or eight years ago he re- of The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY Catholic society in the State-the to it in any other country. Aus- widow and two children. The de- proper, and in harmony with the tired in ill-health to Sevenhills. he EVENING at 8 p.m.. at ST. PATRICK'S parent branch being sub -divided to I to a wellbelonge who ceased, tralians were mostly working men. best traditions of popular gratitude, had been suffering (rem diabetes BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. They had seen come to pass here in known Sydney family, was a lover that his return from Europe should and heart trouble. and his death, alMonthly Subscriptions: Ladles and form both North Fremantle and Cottesloe branches, and to -day still as 68.' Gentlemen, le. their own time beneficial changes of books. and a man of Wide reading be hailed with the deepest joy by though widely regretted. was rot al- Juveniles, J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. strong as ever. which were undreamed of genera- and of fine intellectual tastes. In enormous multitudes in Sydney last together unexpected.-R.I.P. P. CLIFFORD. Asst. Secretary. Next issue will contain a short ache highly esteemofficial circles was tions ago. But the very movement of "The Fenians' Escape" front he took a week, as it had been a few days ethat had brought about such chan- ed. Up till his death Another of the pioneer Sisters of SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. count forere in Brisbane, and was again a Fremantle St. work. of the keen in the Prison on April 17, 1876. interest BEER. LIKE UNION TASTE NONE ges was to -day being hampered and St. Joseph passed to her reward at few days later in Melbourne." threatened with destruction by the Vincent de Paul Society, of which

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to have set its seal already; and el§_IZIe'llEgfesegig.'Peele_liZIE-01-0q was, Winifride caught its meaning. his own grew tender in his loving "Joseph," inquired the blind man. it exeleuned-art thou standing here so gratitude, as he whispered, softlyhe is come, is He father! "My II long?" "God is my witness, Maude, that. Pi not, alert hlother?' Alas, alasl " respondedthe youth, rel'efnegmlgi reseP not to see her crowned queen of the God that Thank child. my "Yes, selterelgERIgIte an image of the AGE. OLD I11 "there remains here thorn I that would take universe time." he is ly al clear Saviour, "Only just-- eiey just," gasped wreath from her brow, or wake her the people have bought all the othim to make haste." from her sleep of joy. Yes! Hen(By Bede Jarrett, 0.P.) 'tell Winifride, hers."' Th. n was little need t s urge him. netta, my child! my child!" he (1) A fine old man! How pleasant "What may be the price of the of pound note. lie or she is a radias image?" He was already at the doo:. Wini- murmured, softly; "great as my is the image that so common a the DO THE BEST YOU CAN. asked beggar the blind to lose you, it is yet phrase conjures up! ting focus of goodwill; and their en- dealer. (ride et: sooner saw him than by an grief has been The vigorous supernatural a greater joy to your poor father's and healthy mind, its gentleness, its of almost trance into a room is as though an- As it was not high in price he effort "I cannot do the big things . strength, she sprang from her bed, heart to feel that you are safe at serene wisdom, its broad and easy other candle had been lighted. There bought it with his begged money. That I should like to do, and, before anyone could. even guess lest.' tolerance, its discerning encourageTo make the earth for ever fair, are some persons whose entrance "If everybody is buying his idol," "And so safe!" repeated Maude, ment (By Cecilia Mary Caddell.) into a room is as though all the at her intentions, fell upon her knees The sky for ever blue. of others' work, its power of I shall buy my "then remarked, he cleoduldthoisnlyyeakrn know extinguishbeen have it candles in before him, exclaiming in low, heart- "If But I can do the small things delicate and appreciative sympathy, CHAPTER XV. (Continued.) God." she has wwThaatt alotefe, tonesed. broken its sure experience which leaves it That help to snake it sweet, ob"But, old man," mockingly -To-night,' seemed so far off still Father, I have sinned before God what penance it contained, you with knowledge yet without any tenThough clouds arise and fill the nob. to my burning desires, that I could canst "thou the dealer, served thank God every day of your dency to dictate, its understanding would not worthy to man, and I am and HOME'S GREATEST NEED. skies however, see Him." nut refrain from weeping; yet all existence, on your bended knees, for of the difficulties of life called your child." And tempests beat." and its readi"Oh, yes, I can, though," retorted the while I wept I kept my eyes be Major Grey stooped down and having been ptivileged to give Him ness to condone the faults and imWhat is the crying need of the the blind beggar. "I-the blind fixed. by a sort of involuntary fassuch a child." trembling into his loving, took her intellect. Not WORDS OF WISDOM. money. petuous inexperience! How attrachome? Not the seeing ones ciliation. upon the beautiful figure Him: but one-see you, Maude-do I not owe "And but there was no responsive tive to youth are all these features Not refinement. Not wisdom. It is Him not." Suddenly she arms; sin the other side. Frequently view your conduct love, and warm demonstration of seeThis movement of affection on her part. you something also?" said he, turn - of oldf How inspeiri ng as the n. is a striking remark for our turned and then I saw-O Mother! ing abruptly towards her. "I can and note your failings. love. nd nobly e*ses-in what was it that 1 saw. or whom?- fhe effort she had made had been not thank you: I have no words," reward oh years well interest takes The world times. Fidelity is what Jesus loves.-"The Life is such a iittle thing, a short everything but only not in Cead that face, sublime in beauty, those too much fur her, and she had faint- he added, in a voice interrupted by spent! What fascination surrounds ke Little Flower." away. space of years at best, and to live it it coldly passes by is eyes which looked so tenderly upon ed deadGod," murmured the poor fa- his deep emotion: "but if an old this figure of old age when it is dowThe fine arts once divorcing them- through and to have missed love in and Christ; ered with all these perogatives which and is blind to His glory and her, as she sunk suddenly at his ther,Mygazing selves from truth are quite certain childhood from father and mother image on her ashy face and man's blessing could avail you at once ettaches to it. power. feet! Did he say 'Mary?' and did thorn -encircled brow, as he laid her aught, not Isaac himself would have imagination to fall mad, if they do not die. fine old man! Beside this even is the saddest thing in all the unishe reply 'Rabboni?' I do not once more upon her bed-"my God, showered down such gifts on his A A family without prayer is like a verse. Most people love their childthe warship of childhood seems a know! T cannot tell! I fell upon eldest born, as I give to you would house without a roof ; it has no pro- ren. Few fathers and mothers would she is dead! and I have killed her." BETTER THAN TALKING. sentimental dream'. After all, chilmy knees. I could not help it, I tection.-"Canadian Freeman." But she was not dead. A few -you, in whose' life of sacrifice (I dren are attractive in spite of them- BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, own to a lack of affection for their out my arms. My heart minutes Never forget that God always offspring. afterwards she smelled her know and believe as surely as if an selves. They do not try to worm 10941 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, The virtue of silence under trial stretched cried out aloud to Him, to let me eyes, and there wsu.:_a whole world angel had revealed it) my child themselves gives to a soul the help it needs.MELBOURNE. say is one of the rarest virtues and the els° But in many homes-shall into our hearts; we call him on that shore. And el supplication in the-m. as she mur- has found salvation." of Consolation. "The Little Flower." in the majority? --there is a lack of affected when we rind them "Scruples"-Words difficult to acquire, therefore then. seek By Rev. P. (season, o.c.c., 11.1l., Mother-then, at last, I thouMaude made no answer; her heart them It is necessary to raise one's self real living love and tenderness that most snaking any such attempts. B.A. Price. 5/9 (post free), it is most pleasing to God and most ght he looked at me- just a minute mured-- They again towards heaven, when stric- fill the heart full to running over conducive to the strength and beauFather, only say that you for- was too full for words; but as she are innocent from sheer impossibil- "The Soldier's Song." Set to music. before he had looked at her, and the give me." drew Major Grey gently from the ity of doing evil; latest and best of Irish publicaken down upon the earth.-Frede- with love words, kisses, fond ceress- ty of Christian character. they are Price, 1/7 (post free). tions. answer was 'toelighte Mother! I ric Ozanam. "With all my heart, with all my death -room something seemed, to from inexperience; they aretrustful es. The good -night kiss, the dear It is wisdom to say little concern- know you will tell the it was all a loving Extra packing on roll, 3G. extra. Arrogance dims the lustre of the hand upon the little one's head and ing the injuries you have received. soul, my child as 1 hope that God whisper to her soul of that ' By H. "The Cruoigsion of Ireland," because their little hearts open as And so I suppose it was; will forgive me in my turn." dredfoler promised even in this naturally and as unreasoningly A. CaMPbellmost brilliant intellect and dulls the cheek; how these things expand the We are generally losers in the end dream. Price. 104* (poet as free). edge of the sharpest wit. "And my sister? and my mother?" world to those who leave all things do the flowers. They have no wish soul of the child and make it recep- if we stop to refute all the back- but still I cannot resist the impresTalks to Ethics of EuroNurses-The slop it has made upon me; I cannot she gasped out again. for Crist: and she felt as if it were in We can all attain greatness by ens tive to good influences. Ind. By Rev. H. S. Spalding, Si. the matter. They are children: biting and gossiping we may hear over the feeling that it really deavouring to perform perfectly our Price. 9,16 (post free). It was the first time, since his already hers. Nor was this an To be a father or a mother is to by the way. They are annoying, it get aasppseauclh thetnt charm, such Ethical Aspects of the Social everyday duties, no matter how hold the keys of Heaven and hell for is true, but not dangerctus, so long meant that which I took it at the marriage, that she had employed the pression merely of the moment, for the lsr man whohtey SomeQuestions, By Elev. W. McDontime to mean, and that I shall go word "mother." in reference to his it never afterwards entirely faded charms us small they appear to us. the human race. The relation is a ald. 1,.D. Price, 10/8 (post free, has himself slowly gatherwe do not stop to expostulate to God to -night." from her mind, recurring to it, again Let not your mistakes and false divine one with infinite demands, as second wife; and it moved the poor Mother of Divine Grace -A Chapter 4t ed the treasures of his age. scold. He and again, with redoubled vivid- has "And do you really wish it? Re- father almost to tears. the Theology of the Immaculate. steps embarrass you. Nothing is so and yet how often undertaken with and seen all things, and heard all It is not hard to be good when member, in that case you will, per- "Thank you, my child," lie said; ness. whenever, in after times. she By Rev. S. M. Regan, O.P. Price, valuable in experience as the con- no forethought, no sense of the aw- you 80. (post free). have love and sympathy and haps, miss seeing your father!" Sis- "your mother and your sister send thought' of Henrietta. and compared things, and done all things, yet, sciousness of one's errors. This is ful responsibility. Wisdom, good- encouragement. of His People--Seifeha the but to be good ter Mary of St. Magdalen replied, af- their love. They would gladly have her state, as she believed it then ac- through the whole course of his life. Princes Evangelist. By Rev. 7. C. Marone of the cardinal means of self- ness, nobility. strength and patience when not One soul cares whether tindale. Si. a short pause, to allow Wine come with me, but there was no' tually to be in heaven, with what it he had kept his faith from doubtPrice, 5/4 (post education. are needed by the parents, and, you live or die, when your kindest ter ing man or God, tree). his hope from losmight have (ride been if to grow she had never calm, for, in her ner- time." The above all, love.-Catholic Fireside. Visible Church-Her Government, ing courage, his loVe from your sacrifices are all thoughts, dearest strain found her way to that convent of vous excitement, she had spoken so Ceremonies, TWO LITTLE WEEDS. Devotions, eta. Pc "No time! Certainly not; no the "Bon Pasteur;" which, not for and -all hardening. treated alike with insult, cruelty rapidly that she was panting for Rev. J. F. Sullivan. Price, 6/6 PRIVILEGE OF PRAYER. time," whispered Winifride. She (II.) A fine old man has free). passed then Is (Post and contempt, to be good her alone, but for hundreds in her breath and completely exhausted. tried to say something more, but she Two little weeds grew on a bank Catechists Manual. .First Elementary Position, has proved itself so truly by the ambush of young days. It "Do you really wish it?" by the roadside. All summer they Course. By Rev. R. maceachen. Prayers should be the Christian's the great accomplishment. gasping for breath, and could and emphatically was so easy to meet life with hign "Mother, I wish it-how can I help was had drunk dew and sunshine and most cherished privilege. The word 10/6 (post free). not. For a few minutes she remainhopes and high ambitions and won- The Price, The Home of the Lost Child. Social Teachings of James Conit? been happy, but now autumn vats of God and the experience of God's But I wish also to see my TONGUE. CHARITY OF THE ed thus, her head helplessly resting nolly. derful ByRev. L. McKenna, S.J. trustfulness of human nacome, with grey skies and winds people assure us that God Himself father-not quite in the same way on her father's shoulder, while Sis(Conclusion,. 2/- (post free). ture so natural to bear all things Faith Price, that nipped and pinched 'them. and Duty. A Course of Lessons. Charity of speech is as divine a I think, or with the same human ter Mary of St. Magdalen still suphears and answers prayer. It is not and believe all things and hope By all .1. F. Smith. little With prefa,e "We shall die soon," said one our place to criticise His answers; thing as charity of action. Unkind eagerness that I did before. And ported her in a half -upright position SACRED HEART LADIES' CC__ things; and then, when experience by Rev. S St. John. S.J. Price, weed. "I should like to do some- it is only our part to ask God. He words do as much harm as unkind more perhaps for the comfort it will among the pillows. But life was 9/6 (post free). LEGE, ebbhas made a man taste of the bitterthing pleasant before I die, just to will give or withhold as seems best deeds. Many a heart has beenebe to him, after I am gone, than for ing rapidly away; and her father eiess of life, when he has found disshow what a happy time I have had. to Him. If He were otherwise we wounded beyond cure, many a repu- and present personal consolation to himself suggested to Soeur AssistTLICIFIELD-STREET, illusionments in other.. disappoint- For all kind of Plumbing, Gas-Fitting, I think I will turn red, and then would scarcely dare to pray at all. tation has been ruined by a few myself." EAST FREMANTLE. and Galvanised Iron Work, ante that they should commence the ments in himself, it is as easy to people will see how I feel." "Well, my dear child," replied the prayers for If answer to our prayers were al- thoughtless words. MARK DUNN a departing soul at Conducted by the Religious of become cynical in thought and sister. "You will be a great fool to waste ways exactly in the form that we "I am very glad to see you once. The Litany was accordingly There is charity which consists in Notre Dame Des*Miissions. 332-334 speech. Wellington-street, Perth. It was so hard when all your strength on any such non- desired we would soon le - `''at our -vithholding words. in keeping back in this disposition of indifference, begun, and Winifride listened quietLicensed Plumber and Drainer. BOARDERS our kindnesses and DAY were turned to evil though sense," said the other little weed. human limitations me I do not think you will be ly, evidently joining in each petisrsh judgment, in abstaining from To the Metropolitan etpc Supply. account SCHOLARS. by others who did not rea- sewerage, and DrainageWater c upon to make the sacrifice. tion as it reached her ear, until it "I shall live as long as I can, and sible for e ' e know what is best for speech-if to speak is to condemn. called Department. Pupils are prepared for Unit crafty lise the sacrifices we had made, and Daluing Utensils, Baths, Bath Heaters, hug the brown bank here." Such charity hears the tale of slan- God has done so much for you alwas almost concluded. Then, all at us to ha.c under ao circumstances. Tanks, and Windmills grumbled Made and only that we had done so So the first little weed turned But God in his infinite wisdom der, but does not repeat it: lis-ready, that I feel sure He will make once, she raised herself a little from and Musical Examinations. For further particulars apply to little. to remain threugh it all so bright crimson, and was so pretty knows tens in silence to the condemna- his own work complete, by giving her recumbent position, and lifted best. He answers according VALESCO glad to help, PRIVATE so eager to HOSPITAL. expose ourREV. MOTHER PRIORESS. that everyone who passed by that to His wisdom rather than accord- tion of others, but forbears corn- your poor father. the great joy of. up her hand. Terrace, Miss AL O'Callaghan. selves to be misunderstood, still Harvest TeL B199. way turned to look at the joy-spot ing to our desires. ment: then locks the unpleasant seeing you and blessing you before Surgical, Medical, maternity. TeleIs it, dear child?" whisperready to risk our own peace of soul phone A1080. on the brown bank. It was so gay secret up in the very- depths of the you die; and if so, surely it will be ed"What Sister Mary of St. Magdalento save another's. It is the hard well for both of you." that it gladdened their eyes to see heart. COMETS? WHAT ARE "what is its" But discipline Winifride of mace the Christian 'life "And if not, it will be well also all no reply. it. and brought smiles of pleasure G. F. YEATES Charity in speech is a virtue that Her cheek and brow which entails love of the brotherGLANVILLE'S to many weary faces. By and by Most people have a very vague all can practice if they but have the the same," said the dying girl. "How flushed crimson, Optician, hood, even when, or rather because, LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. The and her blue, widethere came along a happy little boy idea about the real nature of comets. inclination and the will for it, and, one's thoughts change as death open 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERI., the brotherhod has shown itself to Great Australian Remedy for Instant seemed drinking in intelwith his mother. When he saw the It can be said, in a general way, that like all other virtues, it bears rich draws near!" she continued in a ligenceeyes Relief and Speedy Cure of an Head(Opposite Town Hall). and joy, as she gazed eagerbe unworthy of love. Of course. it aches, Neuralgia, low voice, speaking rather to herself and Inscarlet little weed gleaming like a these celestial visitors from afar fruit. into the space beyond. "Rabboni,' never can so show itself, for if I rea- fluenza, Rheumatism,Toothache, Sciatica, Lumthan to her companion; "and how ly trail of jewels on the brown bank have heads consisting of more or less DANCING. lise that God loves each of us, then bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3,1. small earth looks with all its pitiful at last she said distinctly; and then he gave a quick cry of delight. Run- loose fragments of solid material, MISS ROSE AlOs., each will hold her powder. H. C. Olanvllle, M.P.S , she closed her eyes. each of us must lier head fell Dancing class EVERY SATURDAY always be worth la take t -st. Don't Forget Hibernian Ball, joys and sorrows in the broad light Fremantle ( Two ning up the bank he gathered the such as iron and stone, and that doors back upon lather's shoulder-a AFTERNOON at the BOYS' CLUB, VIC- loving. But the difficulty is to from Post September 13th. 0Mce). which eternity sheds upon it! beautiful little plant, and with when the comet nears the sun these My look of joy, her TORIA PARK. at 5.30. Private lesmantling keep this like steadfastly light, over sons can be arranged on application to in mind all the poor father will weep sadly, I ant eager. caressing fingers set them in solid fragments become so intensely afraid, if he finft me on his arrival her pallid features-a sigh, as of Miss Rose Moss, Johnson's Buildings. while that one is actually experienchis mother's dress whilst she looked hot that they give out certain gases, HOLDWAY & CO. T. P. HERBERT ing continual disappointments. Yet, dead; and yet, perhaps, he exceeding gladness from her parted 'lay -street. Perth. lovingly down en her son arranging which often stream away for many Licensed Sewerage Plumbers (cellist- already ,indeed, in all these striving of faith, Family Grocer and Provision Merchant, for all eternity, enjoy one de - lips-and she was gone; and all was the pretty leaves to his satisfaction million miles in a direction opposite sated). Gagfitters and Sheet Metal will, .ASK FOR 398 Rokeby-rd., Subteen (Near Nichoiover. The lost child had hope, and gone love, is blessed Workers. hiene reward A Trial Solicited. 40-44 gree more of gladness and of glory in her belt. The mother was beau- to the sun. and which we see as a Pier-street, Families Waited on Daily. Perth. even on this side of the grave. After street). Tel. A4395. for the sake of this short sorrow of indeed-gone home to her Father PHIL RYAN Country orders attended to and carefully tiful. but her boy's little gift lent magnificent tail. Despite the enorand her GOd! we have avoided for so long the Mire Dodge Motor Car for Day or Night. Packed. his mortal than he would otherher a new grace, making her still mous size of some comets, they are Car No. 208. motor omega Tele- hardening, chilling. coarsening effect WEST & GARRETT wise have life, A deep silence followed, interruptbeen entitled to. There more beautiful. of the flimsiest description. Indeed. A1927. G.P.O. Motor Rank, of sheer existence, we begin to enter EXPERTS, PLUMBERS, fore for him, and for myself, I say ed only by the sobs of the poor fa- phone, The little weed, nestling in the one high authority has declared WINDMILL THE J. J. BENDON A3488. Our Sprcialitfes: Pumping enortnes, again, as I said before, with into that last lap of life, serene and SHOE STORES, folds of her dress, looked more than that all of them put together, past Windmills, a fur, ther, who, wearied out by long anHydraulic Rams, Tanks. gentle and full of hope. It is the 100 HIGH-STREET, FREMANTLE. true, and undoubting heart, God's xiety, and nights and days of rapid ever a josespot in its Seining beau- and present, would not weigh nearly Bores, and Pumps. G. 'PhOne DINES 13455. golden age of Chlist, of those who 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. will. not mine, be done!" travel, had broken down completety, and was so happy that he died so much as our moon. The earth PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, have passed from death to life -e"Amen," her mistress answered. ly, and was weeping as helplessly has actually passed through the tails for pure joy. Ki RAY -STREET. cause they have loved the brother"SHAMROCK" "And now, dear child, I must impose and hopelessly as a child. Sister The second weed lived on, and of big comets, but no one was a hood. TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, Mary the bank. rest like of and silence on you, for you will St. Magdalen led him into turned slowly brown penny the worse. Sometimes a comet PETERS 6 (IH.) But old age is not to be WELLINGTON -STREET, PERT/. need all the strength you have for the oratory beyond, and left hint "He was a fool," he said, speaking will cast its tail and "grow" a new P. J. HEVRON M. SHE RIDAN, Proprietress the cremony of your profession; so there for a little while, to indulge Customs, Shipping, acid Forwarding considered merely as a climax or a one. and at other times the tail will of his companion. SCULPTORS you must keep yourself quiet in orhis grief undisturbed.; but in about Agency. General Carney, PhillImore crown. nor does it seem to those "He put all his strength into turn- turn round and assume a different MONUMENTAL Tel. 5577. BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. Chambers, Fremantle. who have reached it a -erne of peace. to make der a quarter pretty to preserve of an looking hour shape. A giant comet might be afterwards she it." ing red and IR. A1101 Wellington-street, Perth (OppoThe temptations and follies that siteSOSRailway A beautiful smile passed over returned, and, touching him on the others happy, and so he died long rushing away from the sun for milGoods Yard). The Premier youth experienced haunt the steps Winifride's shoulder, and Lime Stone Merchants of W.A. Abhave,." need wan made he of years and vet not escape. face, him before lions a sign to reenas her mistress MULVALE even when old age has been reached. solutely the Highest Percentage of spoke of her profession; and that ter the infirmary. Head Office and "I was proud of him," said the Lime in the State. Write for Prices DRESSMAKER. On earth is no peace, no triumph. CHRIST'S IMAGE. sweet look of joy never again left brown bank. During his absence, they had preand particulars before purchasing elseShow Yard it, during all the hours of weariness pared, with most reverent affection, Outdoor Work and Country Orders only an unending struggle, so that where. We defy competition. The "He decorated my plainness with Briggs In the trade. No connecIn the city of Naples the annual in Old age we know that care is re- only and pain which she had still to en- his child for her last sleep; and as his crimson beauty, he put a little WEST SOBIAtO Attended To. with others trading under a simiAfter all the tion quired lest we fall. dure, before the moment fixed for she lay there, in the silence and stillcolour into my life, and he made a fair was in progress. Along one of lar name. Lime for Manure at very Correspondence Invited. age that is pictured by the classic low rate. gift of his attractiveness to a mother the streets a dealer in images had Three minutes the taking of her final vows arrived. ness of death, the crown of thorns writers as the tine end of life can Sister Mary of St. Magdalen oc- upon her brow, and in her hands walk west of and her child, making them both set up his booth and displayed ima320 BEAUFORT-ST., PERTH. easily be replaced by a crabbed and cupied herself, in the meantime, in written vows which bound her the supremely happy before he died? ges of various kinds-of animals and Station to of men. Among them was also the selfish spleen, full of crotchets. full with the simple preparations needed for her God for ever, she looked less like "Yes, but I am alive and stay THE W.A. DAIRY. of fancies. requiring to be waited on the ceremony. Printed and Publishe*.sy you," said the shrivelled brown image of the Crucified Redeemer-a The a creature room was dewho had just passed elanufacturers THE W.A. DAIRY, Wanneroo-road, paecrowds solitary one. Countless in the nipping weed trembling with fresh flowers, and the away in pain and weariness to the Osborne Park. D. Keep, Pure milk hand and foot, living and battening and Importers corated LIMITED BRYANS ronised the booth and bought the on ,.the lives of children, making sweet wind." perfume daily to of delivered twice any part many grave, of another th, than like a statue exquisitely city, direct from our own cows to grohw-up sons and daughters who of blossom came in on the soft, sum- wrought in marble-a statue, "Much I care!" said the brown effiges of princes, diplomats, genePRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS' incustomers. Tel. A4381. Supplying rals, as well as of domestic and, should earlier have made homes for Murray -street (opp. Boasts), Perth, bank. mer air. through the open case- deed-but with such a look of peace the Convents and Colleges. MARBLE and j foreign tame and wild animals. But themselves waste their full days of ment, reminding Winifride, as she and joy upon her brow, as marble GRANITE the image of the Crucified none The Christian type of life on us. NO USE MOANING. PUBLISHED WEEKLY could not refrain from once whisper- never knew, nor sculptor ever S. BEECROFT MONOMIALS bought. No one asked for it, alage. which is full of faith and hope, ing to Sister Mary of St. Magdalen, dreamed of, even in his most inspirBUTCHER, though it was cheap. Finally, it and love. is not acquired without a TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS. HEADSTONES,I There is little good to be obtained of her dream. The little altar oppo- ed moments! s ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. by making a grey day greyer by be- alone remained. A blind man then site her bed was dressed in roses, Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. long struggle; it means a determined In Advance'etc. "Look there," whispered Sister Only as. 3d. Per Quarter .. 'Phone 1341. effort to secure this genial frame moaning it. Life is sad enough for appeared led by a boy along the red and white, gleaming amid in- Mary of St. Magdalen. through her Per Half Year .. 6s 6d. of mind by forbidding the cynical all at times, and it does not increase street. The lad stood still. and connumerable tapers-roses. red and tears-"look there, dear sir, and tell T. J. COONANJ Per .. 20s. Od. templated Two Years the neglected vies us. Yet even remaining to sit slows from influencing patience our strength or white, the colours of the Divine MISS M. McMAHON when old age has ben reached the BookedRepresentative. if it is not better thus." morbidly on a dust heap counting image. Spouse, who had chosen her for His meMajor Pastry, Fruits, and Confec- same difficulties. are to be exper:encChoicest Grey Od. 13s. gazed Per .. intently Annum hard road on that of the stones and ruts the own, and who was about, that day, ace, tionery. upon which Paradise Two Years .. .. 22s. Od. Even then the trouble is not down which all feet must trudge. It 82 Pier -street, Perth (Near Hay -street . ed. to unite her to Himself for ever. are the dangers passed. over, nor is braver to view life through glasses When all was ready, she insisted on Tel. A3264; A3457. Indeed. are not the passions of of rosy title, and attune our spirits being partially dressed, and laid on 11111111111111111111111 youth less full of peril than the Cheques (which should be cross. to the music of its beauty and joy, the outside of the bed, supported by NEEDED lukewarmness of age, the indiffer- ed), drafts, money orders, or postal and carry singing hearts within us pillows, in a half sitting, half-reclinence that comes from physical de- notes should be made payable to to cheer our fellow-travellers marching attitude; and then the little EXCHANGE sends happy crepitude' Old age is a thing THE RECORD. ing by our side. God EVERY hand of Magdalens, to whose soapart, so much finer than childhood MUST BE ADDED. thoughts into our heads-and odds ciety she was about to be associaNOME NOTICE. SPECIAL are sweetness and joy and in that it has fought hard and ends of ted by vow, entered the room with When notifying change of address weathered storms and can offer God all about es if we only lift up our their mistress, and ranged themwork well done. Even should it kindly state your old as well as your sie hearts above our own trifling woes. selves round the bed. Many of the new address. follow upon a wasted and empty "Take joy home Withinl every pot Mothers, with Soeur Assistanfe, who ADVERTISING RATES. And make a place within thy heart life. there is something still to 'be oftook the place left vacant by the of Zam-Buk Wanted and vacant, are Situations , for her. fered: it may not be worth much. Board and Residence illness of the Superioress, were also (three WNW the most valuable hut it is all And give her time to grow, and we have with which to Is. more remained 16 words), one insertion, while many about present, cherish her; (rent eternity. After all, the most each. healing, soothing and in the room leading to the infirmThen will she come and oft will sing ii ca praised offering was the widow's In Births, Marriages, Deaths, by prayer uniting themselves ary, antiseptic 4tc properties to thee mite, which can at least be the last Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, Is. fik\As. and supplication to the intentions When thou art working in the furknown ito medical ciIffil`frelff:Watt 40. triubte of our days. per insertion. Poetry, 6d. line extra. girl. dying the of rows. science. Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per The confessor, who had so often ti'esiWiTr);"il Or weeding in the sacred hour of inch. M. HALLION breathed words of comfort to her dawn. Casual Advertisements, 4s. per Machine Bread Factory, North Fremanready little altar, at the soul, stood 1111111 It is a comely fashion to be glad; tle. Bread delivered to all parts of inch to receive her vows. On one side Fremantle. Cottesloe. Claremont. Malt Joy is the grace we say to God." Replies to Advertisements can be of her bed knelt the Soeur Assist - Iffill1111110111111111111111111111iliiii111111 1111111ine.. and Brown Bread a Speciality. Ship- addressed to this Office, and they Loreto House. ping supplied. Tel. B730 ante, and her mistress was on the PERTH, be forwarded to Advertisers if will other: hut, strange to say, it was A YOKE OF LOVE. postage is prepaid. THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. still to Sister Mary of St. Magdalen All Communications should be adFounded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College that the duty had been assigned of One knows how difficult faith is, dressed to: in WA. supporting her in an upright posiTHE RECORD, and yet how easy Dogma is a yoke; The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly Manufacturers and Modellers, fion, during the short but touching ee, but that is not the last word; it is BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. attended to. Importers. ceremony of her profession, as if e_eie.eeeeegeeeteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeee_enefnee,e,,ettee0_seh_eAee*eefjeec/ePX a "light" yoke; a sweet burden, a Church Furnishers, Catholic Book Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. Providence would thus visibly ratisetters. yoke. of love. Consider Our Dear All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univerfy her sacrifice, by making her, even Picture Framers. School Suppliers. Lord's belief in us! Was there ever sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matricula043 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY to the very end, the chief help and faith like that? He had no need to AND BOOKBINDING tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. 244 ELIZABETH -ST., MELBOURNE.. comfort of the lost lamb, for whose sal believe in Himself-but to believe The House for All Catholic Goods for Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive -SEND rI.> salvation she had prayed for years' Church, Home, Etc. in us! Consider the magnificent beour attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet Scarcely had Winifride pronounif NEW NORCIA lief required to institute the Blessed Companies, Birit?. Telephone ced her vows and received, with a Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking Sacrament-this "Breviary of Mirsmile and a flush of ioy, the crown PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, are taught. acles" for us! And yet in our petFARRELL BROS. Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of thorns which the Magdalens wear If> MURRAY-STREET Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purGeneral Produce Merchants and Corn tiness we call it a "yoke" to believe Crushers. (opp. Boons) PERTH, on their profession -day, in memory poses. in God! .1*. HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. of the thorn-diademed brow of Him for the Education of Young [Ladies Telephones: A3264 and A3457. A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which The only Firm who Specialise in Grain It. to whom they have dedicated their pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of THE POWER OF HAPPINESS. and Salt crushing. Printed and Published at the relives, when a slight tap at the door 41 tools, For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR gistered office of the Proprietors, was heard, and one sf the Soeurs Three -Term System, New Pupils are received at any part of R. L. Stevenson, commenting on HARRY McCARTHY LIMITED, Otley Place, is made in the the Term. liberal discount care of brothers. Tourieres BRYANS, entering hastily, whisthe lifting power of happiness, has Establisned over Motor Car Painting,. ro years. 1115 PIER411TREILT. Prao- Murray-street (opposite Bow). pered a f3w words to Sister Mary of For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL. 21P11"6"0"OF;(P41978"014FIPURP."0'09F7.914743CA, said that a happy man or woman tival Climb Painter. St. Perth, Vincent. Low as is a better thing to find than a five 0(1. whisper

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