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withstanding that Ireland has her fighting fur Ireland for back to the wall, and Determination Self her national eiheritance. lest it would interfere with their pocket or their social standing, they are League of Australia. symafraid to express a word in is
armed on the 25th inst with The articles are each the number of assistants for whom increasing most rapidly, and when they will require badges. These for cease operations in manafactere of are now nearly for distribution, and approxiwill SECTION.) figure the nonce, the AUSTRALIA executive the most desirable is it (WESTERN pathy. One or two incidents mate in the vicinity of close on one slimed be s., acquainted in order to connection with the great welcome thousand shapes. apportion them equitably. and to to Dr. Mannix struck him forcibly. Good Shepherd Ball. have none overlooked. Everybody had his own impression of given at Skink Alley, The ball last monday ever.ing of the remarkable receptions ideas. existing the thing brilliant one has a but brighter Fete make was the man, to Hall great report George's that St. to last FOR Since the Has a reader had any experideal of SELFeDETERMINAIION in any respect ence in this stunt? It is a splendid not and festivity, which proved itself to me was that assumed some greatly- improved It is realised that a great WARM WELCOME FROM THE LEAGUE The side shove as any visitor to the who seemed shape. and with the lapse ef another co-operation is essential to make the IRELAND could exception be taken. alas the people of Australia, Execunve daller,nt supper, particularly, was a most Eastern State Paddy's Market will have been without a leader, on week further structures will be erect- Fair a success, and the enthusiasm 1(n. anu to the that a attest regained VI) Sunday cicomg, tLc ,n, visifear was mace and ao There Minnie Dr. ground, have affair. of arrival Carnival sumptuous The fair must have the ated oil the to arp.,m,a Lie the .1.1.1till .1115 a warm weicume was given large gathering, and at the close of traction included in the pageant. their physical and spiritual strength tors be very much impress ed by the which is now so much alive will .elneNentet. and AltSSIS. twevmplisnan to with increase. orearasativn rather NCVILIC, now pleased. Monoghan, continue aeay is perfect went all Mr. and the night courage. stability and if anyone can oblige he will ..OnSlitUttOn Linolewum e. Alonognan, lint cenetatuteun and The happy M. te To Mes- confer a great favour. The credit will be good. goixl effect, related many humor- of the whole scheme. Special Meeting. In- ea tact, airl by tries ant twenty feet dames committee The treacle On their rettnn Innn the of the weuie of ire league, inrougn- ous incidents in connection with association of ideas comprising the Panuen, and W. Mitchell Shows in General. An invitation is extended to all of second-hand linoleum for a show. coupled with Mr. Townsend, who wOl ue terstate Conterenee ot twiegates the Sydney reception. One was of Fair should cater for all, and the out tile Commouvrealta the Worked untiringly to make the AU in charge of shows are exIt need not necessarily be allsame An Executive a news -seller. with a distinct Irish executive are fully convinced that stunt -holders and their assistants. the teen -Determination tor Ireland in tuture. to atguided was interested, which keep in constant touch friends to horted the only Including Australia, but counaises 01 pattern, League function a success. the thanks from with the executive Giving a full descriptien of no cause for complaint will obtain tend the final gathering on the Car- same The has been appointed. of Itetetbeurne. bias. officers. Watch If you have any old piece all interested is due. held in Melbourne recently. called "The when the time arrives for the beaunourk.e. the Archbishop, he Mr. e. of Wil- size. foot the and heart -shaped badge on at red the for Grounds, crowded, it along. was nival send Hall to fail don't secretary; now Hibernian of the tiful display. The committee would teiseary, report Mr. Full News! !lowers. afterEvening President: If any. Sunday coats. their on of delegates Perth, lapel the Edieot "Ad- arrival of the Great Bishop of Aus- like to write at some length about liam -street, the addresses given by the Tents. Mr. and Rev. Dr. Collins.'Iwo at 3 p.m. As The Flower Kiosk will be situet- thing is needed, enlist their syrnmembers tralia: the champion democrat of 41 the Lice things, but space thus noon, the 26th. inst., opportunity were niterestmg and eloquent. Peter ate Treasurer. a discount. at voeare," is the dancing end of relief. north and last convenience the tee the This at pathy ed president of '. J. Ryan, yet to he the world, the man that can speae precludes, and, further, time does thi, Till he an- from this State have The stand will be very -atwitnessing the progress Many are essential. and stunt holders floor. Chung Wah Association. ealor Branch of the Leash e. the On the evening of the fourteen languages; the man that not pen nit rf men t iro ilg these forded of elected. and to be- are worrying for them. Get inteo tractive. and blooms both natural ettinced tint the business ofhearty first day of the Convention a grand belted Billy Hughes: the man that faces. Detail is at present engag- which has been made, Mr. Loney has been busy the to and artificial, will he there in probusiress your sur it make general and the cited a with familiar tender come to memiyas the ling whole of last week in perfecting his to banquet was tended tobranch, and saved Mane of the crawlers: from ing too much of their leisure, and prior to the opening, see if it is possible to assist in this fusion. Apart from the contribu- stall, and from what has been gawelcome to the delegates. anddime the war." His there is thereime no pvssibility of roundings In by the Victorian shot bers getting wok. the compf r o disappointelsewhere, be work will tion mentioned deparment the surely of were there reports heat their the Chung Wah Assoceateen that banquet the brogue could not deny his nat:onal- putting on paper an elaborate settee va= the speeches at mittee have assurances of plentiful thered ments by any. The privilege, it Kotors. et the Conference. He then are going to exhibit some very valueloquent and patriotic. After As you know by my accent, 'tient of what they have done, or is hoped, everyone will embrace. The blind slipplies from various quarters. Our Autos are wanted. sated the chair in favour of the close of the Convention we went to Iity. the able Oriental conceptions. make uo to myof Ireland to north the intending from are am should worth if inconvenient a point National Dancing. Celestial confreres will be submitte president of the Central Council. people have to be conveyed to the Sydney and saw everytlingfor one self. My county is Fermanagh, huge show as attractive as possible. and only if realong who come Is that LL.B., to treat strained the things. Dwyer, be with glorious Walter and ing some ground, Mr. The following 'programme of Naseeing. We went to Sydney included in the Six -County 'fo even add to the present concepwhich a few minutes. in store for patrons from this com- tional Dancing Competitions will be turned thanks to the members of great purpase, to take part in the Ulster is Goat State. but you all have some tions it should be equally evert - for the Peter Lalor Branch for so king- great reception to Archbishup Man- knowledge bination of artists. they fleet be earned out by the Caledonian Pipc has W.A. Caledonian Pipe Band. what to enhance know and geography, thought, of one's Mrs. Keough has donated a white ly allowing their usual meeting to tow Neville then describ- that there were nine counties in already been arranged, and to such of this organi- conveyed to and from the Fete Band, commencing on Saturday, goat for the Fair, which will be disFather members Several be made tie medium of a welcome ed those enthusiastic and remark- Ulster: now there are only six we desirable end it is hoped none will sation will canvass the principal without no inconvenience at all. October lste posed of in the orthodox way. The eack to the delegates of the Execu- able incidents already repotted in are told, probably next week there be backward it submitting a sug- thurougnfares aluring the whole of Please de remember and place your iiighlaiid Fling, under 6 years wimmittee will have quite a full pen tive. body of the League who went these pages. The public reception will be only four, and I hope to God gestion that will be for the better- this afternoon, dressed in reealia. limousine at service. is). fee, (entrance when the 1st of October arrives. to the Conference in the Best They in the Devil Hail to the great pre- the week after there will be none ment of the gala display. The They will solicit funds in aid of the Curtains. 5 years and wider 9: Highland Flowers. to tell them,' late was something to remember hae he e cream the to be Irish Jig, is Ulster Fair Shean Thruibhais. wee Fling, this Appeal. Weatralian these about What assume at all. committee The League of all through one's life. The great a Mrs. Ralston has promised some Calico. was to be the be- of al fresco attractions up to date. which when the Sword Dance, Sailor's Hornpipe. EnParliament, provided be -will hangings intellecthe tile of from both music state, roses fur the opening day tuts very nice organ peeling out the of a new era in 'the north and in order to make it as perfect Messrs. Roans, Ltd., have climatal time arrives for the Fair, ana will trance fee, Is. each event. First and of the Fete. tual and physical point of view. "Soldier's Song" made one feel ginning We have not heard as is practicable, there must be no twenty yam% of calico for purposes be in supply with no demur, But second prizes. of Ireland. in Melbourne own thoutheir hear Pedestrianism. held / They Suggestions of posters, a consideration which the Executive are anxious tcP knot' proud to be liesh, 9 Years and under 13: Highland of it since the opening by the flaw in any respect. amongst delegates from all the sands singing toe Sinn Fein songs much Two events will be contested durhe told the people of were invited a few days ago for en- will help in a great measure to- now, in case the wish might escape Fling, Sheen Thruibhais, Irish Jig, to of the organ King. whet, States in Australia. Referring the accempsuement the the to to in or wealth Dance, Sailor's Hornpipe, ing the progress of the Fair, namely, to live added Sword south, north and largement Ireland, complepublicity the attention. the peace negotiations between gave to the pee. peace. How delightful, after cen- syectacular effect, but uo to the waids aiding It Sheffield Handicap, WO -yards. and a wonderful. is each! fee. was C:og. Entrance Waitz Old Iron. English Government and Dail Eire- tale that night a little glinipee into turies of discontent, to speak from present no one has come forward to tion. This parcel makes the grand a Sprint Handicap, 75 yards TroFirst and second 'prized,, date Two hundred sheets of old second- event. ann, Mr. Dwyer said, knowing those the soul of Ireland and het brave Six-County Ulster a message to the oblige in this way. Probably now total of 12f yards supplied to retail to the value of £20 will be phies of W.A. Cteamionship Jig, Irish hand corrugated iron are needed to who are representing Ireland in men, women and even the children, Irish nation, when at that particu- that further reference has been from various metropolitan given, and it is expected that the Entrance fee. 2s. The pr .sect the dancing floor at 'the Open. of that Conference and the materialthe of atheletes will make a- bid are ail one in the lar hour five thousand of his Ca- made to the fast, this request will and wholesale emporiums. best they Entrance because Open. Single. Reel, Irish and Executive cannot be too appreof the Fair. It seems strange fee. Is. The running which they are made; knowing struggle for Irehuide freedom First and second prizes. for the honours. North of Ire- arouse the interest so reed and tend ciative of these acts of kindness close along able to cam come In tLe eallery tholic subjects in the has no one was specially put down which stand they have taken for Ireland right and justice. track Highland to 16 Yearr: Years 13 were being forcibly driven and charity. a wish. Each Fling, Shean Thruibhais,- Sword by the "Uglier" is being well looked modest with so ply during the past five years, we ranv of that immense hall were hundreds land the elec- gates. lie hoped in the near future Distributed elannix from their homes. Before pedestrians should be need not give all. in all safety and with their assur- of returned soldiers, Publicity Assistance. Sailor's Hornpipe. Irish Jig. alter, and tions in Belfast 5,000 were driven there would be a strolls branch of twenty, he or she is only Dance, to clip a couple of seconds from ance allow the future of Ireland to remarked them in his speech. They out, Watts Clog. Entrance fee 2s. each able New the League in that district, and that In order to erect fifty posters amongst burned. homes their and have, Entries close with records. give ten their to required night to recognise these are the peopie who are preachremain in their hands. You that there were necessarily prizes. be and second will event. First of these who had opposed some assistance J. Snigg. Snigg's Corner, on Fricontinued the speaker, of course, the principles le r welch they fought ing peace to the rest of Ireland. For many on Invitations. Boys, only (open) Highland Fling, J. that occasion, and who required. Every facility will be exCatholic 23rd. September day, noticed ir, the press certain occur- and to recognise in Dr. Mannix the forty years at least they have them who feel Sailor's Dance, The "invites" ate all out. if any Irish Jig, Sword had never studied the Irish ques- tended any male readers schools and societies are invited to rences in Belfast, and it is an ex- most distinguished democrat of the to defeat the hopes of tein previously, would besome mem- that they could assist if they call at reader wants a friend or acquaint- Hornpipe, Shean Thruibhais. En- (award nominations. traordinary thing to me, or to any- age, the mast distinguished Irish- worked so Orphan. affix event. Is, To each for a peaceful bers. A fine bion Fein Rae was the Appeal Office. ance to be courtesied with a card, trance fee body who would be anxious teat man of the time, and tee best Southern of the Irish Log Chopping. question. Is reified. and the proceedings closed many hangars in position is no easy intimation of the fact should be age boys, free. the public of Australia should hear friend Australia has ever Led. We settlement that the Irish The Hon. T. Moore. M.L.C., who is Reel 0 Tuiloch (open). Best set in Aus- with the singing of "God Save Ire- matter, and the Executive know sent to the Appeal Office straight it time not that train same both -sides of a question, or at leas the left Sydney in in charge of this stunt, has completof four. Entrance fee, Is. the air of demo- land" and cheers for De Valera. that there are many who would be away. tie given an impartial view of the bore the great Archbishop back to tralia, breathing All competitors must be in na- ed his arrangements regarding the some effort to delighted to help in this sphere if Building Operations. situation, that the cabled reports Melbourne Ail along the route cracy. should make following log chopping contests, to Entries The names will he a costume. to tional people obtain in asked. accordance were' the Irish The State Council, help they univeronly made been Further additions have we receive here are almost greatest deference was shown just settlement of the Irish pro- with the decision of the recent Nathe authority of the Axe tainted the volunteers will he welcomed at to the ground since the last notes. taken at Me Campbell's Britannia be under anti -Irish sally from to the distinguished prelate. and blem. Every one who is really in tional Convention, elected its repre- of men 'League. of which Mr. Moore is A. -street: William Pspot. 241 Curie now is there headquarters. that afresh Every day sees something sources-. We know a stoppage was made sympathy with the Irish people in sentatives on the National Execuwherever handicapper: the Hay.street: and Home of Band Concert. on the reserve, and by the 25th. Craigie, 573 shepherd and has been for a considerable there was intense enthusiasm. 16-in. Underhand Handicap, -1st on Tuesday night. The PresiAppeal Ofnce. time past a religious poerom direct. Frther Neville described the recep- their struggle for freedom should tive Don't forget to hie your way to inst. such advance will have been the Good prize, /20; 2nd, £3; 3rd, £2. Nomident, Treasurer, and Secretary of ed against Catholics in Belfast, to tions in Melbourne. The West Aus- oe a supporter of De Valera and the this body are domiciled in Victoria, the Government Gardens, opposite made as to agreeably impress. Of 52 Royal Arcade. Perth. nations will be received at the Apof negotiain the present lives Irish leaders the Entertainments. such an extent that peal Office, 52 Royal Arcade, Perth. tralian delegates had a convresation and are at present Mr. T. M. Burke. the G.P.O., after church on the course. the colour scheme is being the men working in the elm yards with his Grace on the journey from tions for peace. Irelarie is safe in Rev. Dr. Collins. and Mr. P. O'- evening of tee 25th. inst., when Mc- left till the eleventh hour before The concert submissions are just up to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, 28th are endangered by the accidental Sydney to Melbourne, and the im- their hands. Concert Band will putting in train, because climatic waiting for "call," and as itemised September. Acceptance on ground. famous with two Mahon's together Leary. These, throwing of nuts and bolts by those them was: his whole The League and its Constitution. representatives from each State. render a grand programme of musi- conditions might meanwhile inter- a few weeks ago, each will endeay- Nominations 10/-, acceptance 2/6. reli- pression left on whore minds are inflemei by wareThere will be a vene, appearance is simplicity and genou- to please and impress. The The last two years' performances Mr. M. O'Dea, in the course of his constitute the National Executive cal selections. In the admisgious fanaticism. heard his Grace hese Subecdption Lists. a tleness. repertoire can be augmented at any will be required with nomination. speaking of the recent Con- of the Self-Determination for In - minimum charge of sixpence in be houses the same brutalite is car- meek on rirmy oceesicns, and we reel/irks, will of Austrreia. The land League proceeds holders the desire and now sion. Executive time if desired, and if any reader The the League, Paper Bags. of of delegates an be ried on. We know that hordes of can tell you that in his speeches he ference will West' 'Australian representatives This as office feels that he or she can provide a to return their lists to the the West Australian delegates elected by ballot on Tuesday last aid of the Appeal hive hundred hall -pound strong ruffians there have set fire to the has expressed a high hope of a set - said attending. can. With worth know event lust the Executive conveniently let as they show, soon nate. on special bags are required. a paper brown In went to Melbourne Mr. W. Dwyer. LL.B.. State houses of their Catholic fellow cite Cement of the Irish question. so many out, this is quite necessary, and they will include it in the These are wanted for the "Bank," a constitution by were Grocery Stand. and Mr. M. O'Dea, I.P.. President, ten.{, and tee worst passions of big- all his speeches he paid a high tri- ;ion to frame possession the having arranged. those schedule already by and must not be clisapthe teller and which the -League would be govern- State Vice -President, It Will be the otry are d'reeted against Catholics. bute to our own beloved Archbis- ed' It is positively heartrending how of one sending it in as soon as they ponned in the supply of this conPreviously each duty of this executive to veice orin future. Model. Our newspapers recently pubiished hop. Dr. Chine, and complimented unhand reto is come immediately the time arrives for have tension when the goods can venience each few council and opinion ganised Irish-Australian The miniature entrance to the arranging his cash. Each denomia letter from the secretary of the hint on his noble endeavour to State hadhaditsitsownown idea, but our throughout the Commonwealth op der this heading. A contribution leased. Fair is now on view in nation must needs be put in a bag, Westralia Dr. Clune council Loyalty League. That gentleman and a truce, iabovt bring a is Books, valuation Raffle a however small of coincide. One the Irish question, and cotrienunicate the window of the Parkerville Home wanted to know what the Self-De- was n early successful. He told us ideas did not always in provision the requests put to us before go- officeally with other countries on quota that tends to make up a The committee would be glad it Appeal Office. Hay -street, Perth. and if this facility fails termination for Ireland 'League must win, because Der cause of what will haufor Ireland ing East was to be sure and. make Ireland's claim to self-determination. large lot, and the Executive cannot those who have raffle books would Have a glance as you pass, and get there is noheimagining end tame for. and whether it stood truths, justice on founded was is amaesing the wealth pen when books their of constitution, slip sent a each We frame in out effort to hit an Empire. of the CV unity a good sleet of what the Fete will at the close of each night. her children are true, her men are and we have done so. I hope it the name of thestall to which they display. anetter in reply to the "West Ausbrave. and her women equally true will prove satisfactory, and that Art Union, are attached. To expect the comtrelhan," and thcugh it has been in and brave. of Ireland. The Cuture Kerbstone Markets. enposmittee to do this is wholly Readers can now send in their the office nearly a fortnight. it has he assures us, is safe in the halide we will not have the States differand now done not yet. is questions. it be A if sten pages fundatnental and quantities on any their ing Fruit in Art Union will be deThe in sible, butts. not appeared. of De Valera and the Irish leaders. Although clared at the close of the Fair, so Left to the last minute, valuable welcomed most gladly. The League stands for what its Father Neville conclude3 his elo- matter that was very pleasing to Many lost. twenty-nine then out the to be returned if a application that of be egploited should will has beeg the war time avenue ticket him every every states, constitution quent address amidet great ap- delegates who took part in the Conhave often asked the joint organi- meet such important demand. there holder desires 'to participate in the of the principle of self-determina- plause. the but of in the disposed way. to be of Ireland about in this was only eight help prizes there to Consignments eanon still. grand a dearth quite Government ference is the to tion New Desirable Merchandise is Now The 001SITSatiOli an Impromive Executive regret that this is whol- can be forwarded to Mr. F. Davies. draw. sged men, the rest were the young by the Irish people. Concluding Gathering. hundred Field. the Father Harvest with upon conviction and but let caller Australia, impracticable Perth; the blood of ly he -street, James remark., All Sections his Being Displayed in and one things they have to do. head office know. Neville to address the meeting. This stunt will be used to accomMr. Joe Munughan humorously hi his mind throughout the ConferSPECIAL VALUES THE NOTE Cartago. modate the stock to be on the Father Neville's /Waren. to the delegates' experience ence and the demonstrations to Dr. referred Old Coolgardie. A pen will be allocated to ground. Father Neville received a very at Northam, and to other incidents Mannix was that the Young Austrawill that things of host With the The constructural work in regard animal, and arrangements warm greeting on rising. You are in the journey to Melbourne in his lians were with us and with Ireland. oe ilecessary to deliver on the to this big feature will be begun each ATTRACTIVELY PRICED. SMART FROCKS AND SKIRTS. made for its control. The been have Our mission to They have shown a beautiful spirit, aware, he commenced, that' Mr. O'- opening remarks. part, big a play will ground. cartage this afternoon on the Carnival Harvest Field. which may probably Smart Range of Check Zephyr SKIRTS, all smartly cut, some Dea, Mr. Monoghan, Mr. Stack and the Eastern States, he went on to and their courage and independbut to do this stall -holders and Square. The "Bee" commences be differently designated later, will trimmed pipings to tone, others finished novelty and patch pockets. myself on our journey to the Eist say. was a great success. The ence would cheer the heart of any to transother.: who have anytliiisg to buzz in a fashion most detera veritable surprise packet. interested iii the Irish finished crochet buttons and belt. '21/. passed through Northam, and. that Convention in Melbourne to me was man who port should get in touch with Mr. mined and marked, and the sight of prove Smartly cut SKIRTS. in white spew. cloth. attractively; trim They are full of vigour in that town we received a toesing one of the must impressive gather- rause. Donations Received. J. Edwards, c.o. Messrs. Las-axe and the energetic workers will be inspirand belt, 25/ novelty pockets finished to med. pearl buttons and .of section hesitate did not certain they love: a and, There were weeeption by ings I ever attended. solicitors, Barrack-street. ing. 1Valsh, per Mr. D. Martin.. Attractive Block and Pin Striped Fugi FROCKS, organdie collar O'Halliean Mr. the people who certainly didn't representatives from all over Aus- express their views, and as all were Perth, at once, end not delay. Badges. and cuffs, with belt and ends. another style finished crochet bute1/1/-: St. elalaches Branch, H.A.C. want, to leant much about the tralia, and the delightful character educated men, they knew how to Trough. patent belt, and tons and 47/5. Casuist Bath Stallh.ilders are requested to be 11.S., 2/6. questiori of Self-Determination for of proceedings and the desire te express them with effect. On his Smart Tobralco FROCKS, cut on straight lines, trimmed with Ireland. However. we held a meet- help Ireland was so manifest that it return from the East he read in This donation by Mr. F. Brady is pique pipings and finished 'with bow and ends, 29/6. winthe in inspection ing there, and that meeting has would be difficult to explain-the the local press a report of a statefor open uow insertion filet Dainty White Voile FROCKS, smartly trimmed eone good by bringi-ig before the outstanding factor during that ment made at a meeting of humJUST' ARRIVED dow of Mr. Smith, saddler, corner and pin -tucks, finished embroidered roses and taffeta. belt, with Hay -streets, Perth. public the Irish cause. The fame gathering was the young Irish -Aus- bugs in Sydney that our soldiers of Pier and buttons, 69/6. crochet afield. far pecitect war to went the go to The of that meeting lid not fear insertion. a leak in and invest. filet Have need not We trimmed tralian element. daintily White Voilet FROCK. Smart When we landea in Adelaide we that love for -Ireland is going to die the rights of small inning. If the tickets are sikpenee each. and bands of coloured voile, finished with tie-end belt. 47/6. were asked, "What about Nor- out in Australia. On the new exe- person who made that statement Mane Locations. tham?" In Melbourne we were cutive created at the Convention remained a few days longer in Sere This matter was alluded to .0 the rcat. Novel FASHIONABLE RIBBONS FOR SPRING MILLINERY Long Expected asked the same question, and even there are three Australian 1-orn nev he armlet have heard a dinkum TRIMMINGS. last report of the Fair. Realising farther away in Sydney we were members-the chairman, Mr, T. M. soldier at the great Sydney Town is there that do committee wide es the The and narrow Northanl?" stateeffect), about that Polish asked "What Black Cire RIBBONS (See e Burke, .s a wealthy man, who rose Hall meeting denounce. quite a lot of big articles to be diemorning we arrived in Melbourne (tom the lowest step on the corn ment as a lie. That dinkum solwidths, Sin. 71d., 101e1.. 1/. 1/3, 1/6, 1/9. 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 3/11 yard. posed of at the Fete, and which tee were met at Spencer Sweet Sta- merciat ladder to be one of the dier. an officer, who lost an arm in Narrow Coloured FAILLE. in following fashionable shades: will be on view on the ground, it is ten: by members of the League and comma- :erg figures in the firrinciet the war, declared that if the, AustraWhite, cream, sky, pink, saxe, vieux ruse, jade, navy aeestic, royal, yard. 1/11 to know exactly of what 1/3, 1/6, 'the 1/, folessential on MO opened 71d.. a 6d., for black, ein. to 2in. wide; the Convention lian soldiers hail thought illy to ashamed is rot He world. 1/1i, 1/6. thee-consist in erder to give them Black (Awe RIBBONS, best qualities for hair ribbons. lowing day. Saturday, and closed himself with Ireland's cause, nor inert they were not WO-lite ter ere The Executive would position. July. and the a 24th. would 1/11 2/3, 26/ Yard. the they on Monday. has he lost his nationality in his land as well as Belgium be pleased, therefore, if all interestpersonnel of that Convention eepre- success. He is not ashamed of ere - not have gone. lie said they went SPRING. headquarters in apprise FOR EARL( ed would Comof the and States six Black DAINTY UNDERSKIRTS the eented when -he is worth a hundred to stop the German this regard as quickly as they'ean. Piek, monwealth, and were 29 in number. land Aa Attractive Little UNDERSKIRT, i,mt pretty seades of kilted That is what he paid Tani, from over-runningfor England, 6s., Postage 6d. thousand. by the received royally narrow 422 Pages, Well Bound moStalls. one wits were mask thought We pale blue and vieux rose, closelit teen tax on last year. In this and had they and Black 17/6. ?rests Victorian branch of the League. income English the that spoking. of scheme ment lad frill, general the to from Apart we have people claiming We were tee guests of that League. State vine to overrun IreA Beautiful UNDERSKIRT, in glace silk, in apricot and hello.. eitk.ur in the painting of stands, Irish who are afraid to identify Tans were would not have gone.. and were put up in one of Mel- be and dark saxe blue, finished with pin-tucks, and pleated frill, Price of course, it 's assumed those in with the League. or are land they themselves SydIn hotels. In W.A. From flrettelass O'Dea Mr. bourne's 21/. charge will attend to the twitter (4 to be seen in conversation Like his co -delegates, the remarkney we were also well treated. The afraid In Smart Coloured Fugi, elastic waist, daintily embroidered. in inward display, and that everyits Exioeutive members for was deeply touched by 25/. Price, bottom. at arrival colours. hemstitched the pale first work of the Conference was tc with on thing interiorly will he in keeping the Blank and Tans would able demonstrations expressed his A Smart Fugi UNDERSKIRT, scolloped flounce, beautifully emdraft a cablegrern which was sent fear with the outward appearance. The of it. We have inane, and the of Dr. Mannix andIcirdness shown bossed in rose design. Price, 35/. to President Da Valera. It was hear of the appreciation ladies can improve at- their own they will tliiimee when de, f colours, will come Poplin. in day silk Only Address: 180 MURRAY STREET (Near &nue) tine For Present Wear, in very sent in the name of the National change their minds and be the first to the W.A. delegates during theidiscretion, and the committee conembroidered and hemstitched. Price, 39/6. Convention, and conveyee a corand Sydney. We conthe tie Melbourne for visit on them rely sequently POSTAL ADDRESS: BOX 57. G.P.O., PERTH. pat chairs and the front take to dial greeting and the suppo-t of the siderations in this way no the back and say could not have been better treated. Convention in his fight :or Ireland's themselves Northam NO SHOPS IN ItARRACK eiREET. the He briefly refereed to the Glassworken' Display. The most important they kept quiet ant' eleeed the meeting. and caustically criticised freedom. Terrace, Perth George's St. 6 of advancine Street Hag con in be will work of the Cone ention was the neutral game Mrs. A. Clydealale as you fellows the action of a State school -master framing of a constitution for the cause just as much You orgerising opposition to the deleretires:en- who came nut in the open. A committee Teague.
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are reParishioners sad Ube*.their adBernaBALL. minded that it will be to ANNUAL biaco, and the other Sister BRIGID'S footST. ladias' mother, the My tc attend dette. in Fremantle.are going £30 house" at the vantage 8th. Octoto Kal'a of fact Saturday, on The match Audrey ball Ball Edna. and at the aid St. Brigid's Annual Children's pass-winter holidays, plain and fancy dress ballednesday ber, at the Leedervil e Oval, in As goorlie for the midbe was held on the 23rd ult., and School Hall on IN very pleasant. of the Coal Shepherd Appeal.water It was Convent which I hope will farms, the eclat. of great itself with three for off Bar one ed speaks last as other :eburbs, finan- night My father has two entertainment well the playwould wait an overwhelming success both the other will be well 'epresented on cf that Hibernian great success of the his it was before. Ireland miles out of tower and would be bid- cially and socially. itsThe more news On Sunday, August 28th, which Mesdames Durkin, Durbin. On the evening capaopportunity; she gatheridg field. utmost ing her to blessed sixty. I have not any orher taxed had Mannix was Hall at the committee conclude. held their Archbishop be and and now will Grace Kent, will tune dance I a so her date ing picturesquely you, Presbytery at there. and if to tell opportun- city to hold, the large, throng, on ganised for a gift to show their apHall. William-street. love to yourself and and opened the newSpeaking to the strength so that when thewould bury. I shall try totobesee take dressed, light-hearted my dear With torts ofones."-Your heip the Oddfellows' great Brighton. would-be the Ireland of Middle up. as FOR THE "WEE ONES." again get preciation roll to So came out ity I am I shall want all Perth.. Grace, and dear the "wee present, his church at was of no use tryinga pleasure bent, they Sisters have extended (Lily and talk over the- Your niece, EMILY FORWARD. large gatheing A nine al evening was hcld,Mills topic of it again. updtpeace. much fun as possible. That The return- friendwho If a man had my dear referring to the burningcourse have forgotten me for doubt. workers during the winter. of a to patch ones the residence of Mrs. Walsh. Phyllis Byrne, Kalgoorlie, You are very welcome, poultice succeeded leaves no room in the to two "wee said use BESSY. the no the July. the peace, of all !9th. AUNT Irish the between for on was of have it 17/ to efforts doors Avenue, Bayswater, d her card and Emily. I am glad St. Joseph's can brilliant review of the Irish situa- cancerHe must have it cut out. In owing to the untiring by Mrs Mc - °aiding Phyllis, loving large schoolrooms were turned A very lengthy and enjoyable proit. to the committee, ably headed oes."-I am very pleased, nieces and nephews am delighted tion: while a the same way no solution really is a true friend of St. back and the place gait; decoratto who gramme was gone through.conducted but ear. Many thanks. horMasters. the possible of The was Justine Takes a Nudge. 1921. send me.nice Iletters flowers. I get from my Ile would not speak in Ireland. Irish questionthe right to govern Brigid's, and ..vaose unostentatious ed with hags and euchre tournament was by the Aug- 22, drawing a happened as Jarrahwood, don't had winners I Ireland that arranged prize give forthcnming the war rors stage Laverton. told Monfriends at Northam. without help has always been St. Brigid's room for those who wished to play in another room,Mrs. Hinds; gents., closed because the herself. Dear hunt Bessy,-1oufor nut writ- little A Little Voice from what I should dohave come His mouth was were still goin connection with youngsters had fil- being: Ladies, Past. peace the white fo: of umbrella Forget jardiniers give me a nudge I thought I know An white to negotiations Wilt you cards, nice the Ireland Mr. Huger re Kenny. them, so I am glad in the musical ing on. They had learned from the good functions. When Mrs. by they pro- lies and lizautiful pots of ferns and was raffled and won to you last mail, so Laverton. July 28, 1921. by Then Ireland could be would had their full of dancing is my, ing better write this time, 'and I to us. So you are wish their that the offers made had the supper-room. where palms delighted the eye of circle at St. Joseph's, and vim areI papers George De Va- friends with England. Shelive to Bourke. and a cake by Miss Eileen Dear Aunt Bessy,-'Phil one as President ceeded me to years had for nine trouble accept No 1.1ovil and I am as MC.. refreshments past colour. acted you will exam. ehortly. the restful an -served hope Irish Outridge have the forget Mr. as daintily to to by rst letter to you. the try Lane. now, the going rejected second stan- your nieces. I am an auntie baby. be better for again bore testimony to the ener- been spared to give pie: sure to the and everything went off without a the smil- lera heti beenParliament -- by the the future. It would Id, and I am in do hope you will be amongare The en at my brother Will owns a little made Republican very large number present, who suphitch. Ireland as well as England. ard. 1 live on the goldfields McKenna. ing ones when the results Eireann, but he hoped that and Dail Sinclair enemies no getic organiser. be girl John brothers little is would last four happy name a the peoples Mrs. Wil- joyed the dancer to the niusi,Eileen its to What two represent averton. it have efdown known. not judges-Mrs.Arcus, did The been mutual that Miss State have make the Nuns. to dad Mrs. Alday, would easy by go and aunties no all negotiabut plied two the We Mum have that longer, to are Gaynor-had hoped eight sisters. you in which kinson, Miss word. He ried the :Arne emblems as the banschool. Bunbury to see him. I am the prize- Thompson. Miss Busweli and Miss Monica, but i have tions were not going to break down. forts for every good cause Mchool. There is no Catholic But till Ire- task set them irt selecting last years old, and am in the seconda know Sister in turn, all ner. in this set were: Trix Clifpiano I hope interested. the holidays proceedat sympathy were Lucey had children school Bernadette. they who our the all Sister As be met not Ve started All Irishmen. winners. Brown Master, Pearle Quaife, Lena three standard at school. We have her rights there could march. well mar- ably assisted by Mr. Marein and Audrey will en- with Ireland, all who were consist- land grand Ilarold Edna the like in Robertson, mother, ed 'ednesday, and we have I May Brown ford, and J. now, and with his violin and Mr tennis, the no peace.ndgets Write advised shalled by Messrs. Rodredaperplexent or just, must still stand- with eeks. Ted and Phil play too. We sewing mistressmuch. Well, Aunt joy their mid -winter holidays. The fancy dresses Quaife, Mick Shortill, Bert Shortill, Continuing, his Grace often, I shall always be Irish people. Ansone who did, not to Hart. one could tell by thefaces that with his cornet. interest. sewing very iid my father and mother, whiie the and Bert Payne. it not them to keep their heads cool, now with lots of to me very was ride or close Corner.ladies' much all the we in these created will I on you unintelligent to and see to and looks Bessy, either ed was "wee pleased carefully, and aye a bicycle, The set of flower children was mass of colour beneath He would ask them read their papers deaf mute sisters (Mrs. Brown is too young. love for yourself and the It living read. the loving, consistent. they They wore no Your what of xcept Robert, and he the perfect must picturesque. in little most stampede believe niece, were in difficulties summer, Crowley) loving BESSY. Mrs. the newspapers presented the that in AUNT let to them know white here not ones."-Your to hot t is very the Irish was enough for him a just claim. If weighty problem of finding "bests' disguise, and presented their hook: silks or satin, but simple coast every year, them into thinking that JUSTINA AGNES McKENNA. around the roses making apred was are, with ut we go to the grandma great sets pathetic a Ireland such frocks away Fancy with Perth. friend, Way. throwing the donations in "specials." for were Right little and people the tied conceded. in my my once were -hats Begins was Madge no hems. Their straw as only two rid stay with Well, indeed, and persistent gestures that up to my opportunity. Ireland knew better that claim not be unreason- parently not popular, I am delighted that 'ext year I am going '.. hen the under the chin with red ribbon. Killarrah, August 1, 1921.my than "The Age" or "The Argus" Irish people wouldwould and Black Cat Set- one could resist them. - Justine Agnes, Set admit writ Tennis not Monica once am I from in is covered nudge included untie at Pantapin. but I will tell you took the for her. The Irish able. If England Dear Aunt Bessy,-This them to unmask while the crowns were children's and all that it were present. The prizes commonsense by would like what was good Cou- time came for Their Ireland's nationhoodget. g a very long letter, with such practical nice letter to You. and Inieces. meintained a long and of the the following:-Best Dressed Best first had were. shrieks of surprise and rich red flowers. out hope You I people there letter. time. We would and she next of grace, a of implied, such Bridegroom, very movements were full one of your ou more news unequal struggle without the help could never ple, Bride and are all writing me laughter from everyone at the taken Corner, and to becomemiles from the school. I "The Age" or "The Are-us," and Irish conditions she ourself and the "wee ones" Eng- Dressed Girl, Duchess of Gainsbor the set made a striking picture. The live four are very welcome toin the they had been it very often. am sister is they would not take the advice of wring from them by force. Boy, Red In- complete way Dressed by children were Effie Mee-tire Kathie Best a caused e11.-Your loving niece, alto ten years of age, and my old. ough. hope to see you Justina-I make was I to fun power am &Nal in. it in bee Sun We had Character. land HEARNE. years 12 Original Auntie other. MARY Most the are brother the An with my or dian; gin, Crowley, sauriel Jordan,- Eileen Mc8, and the one So you ERTRUDE were award- the "black" area hisback good friend or a bada enemy. Aunty. I have and I am sure Auntie The gin Alinden, Alf. Wealilougliby, Jack very Rood downer. Special prizesCharlie my dear really glad, John take the RECORD. could be Chap- piccanninni on her Unanswered Question. An Irishman Baby Minnie. and and following: glad. the Peter to You are very welcome also yery ed civilised is a lambs, in be being Richardson, Bob Mc_Annaen Follies two pet be very Monica the nues- friend, but he could also Columbine Dancer. was so pleased at surely, very oftena and I have one little kitten, whom I Pa nile had no answer to not Mrs. Kent's ertrude Mary, and I shall often. Billie Miller. I Sinclair smiles,you. have bad enemy.. He did not blame lin, Bubbles, Home garments that she conld not resist should have colRanthrrian, a Ireland me why Mexican their Aunties cf send tion was Quaker, specspirit the Please It all with leased -if you write to me sees filled call Nigger. They would not them for their enmity. Irish peo- Rule, Sinn Feiner, Emerald, Aerial the temptation of showing complete. were your bola when he Aunty, and I will try self-determination. ope you are enjoying are the only way for spoiling their wee nephews, parts, and flitted about with' jingsay was not easy to suffer as the nu- tators that her outfit was yopr lecting card, something Sinn Fein, and others too had for the "wee argue. All they would not ys. It is a pity you then I sup- so you must be careful that and collect fun promoters were Mr ling bells, with their yedewin and know ple had suffered and feel anything Mail, twc prize to did A These people mention. Irish to but Adams. the nothing that merous the have .r1 in the family, ones." My address is Madge Sporting Jim Mitchell arid Mr. Genii. Mrs. black costumes: they fele danced or that Ireland was but enmity. take you wee nephew ofwill been donated for the Bestnone when he is a big Calingiri. Well, Aunty, news Is how to govern, ose your four brothers feet. Be Friendly. such A. Simeon was a fascinating Irish zenith of mageificence and to own accuse you her was on Want tennis there as in to stand a is Irishmen but able them letnot Couple, eight short with sets. ai tto partnership to colleen with a host of admirers. with easy confidence in art the scarce, so I will bring my on the boy. Being an auntie said before be left Australia in evidence, the prize was givenThis Irishmen wanted to be friendly; d their other pastimes and with distinguished honour, and I am sureI ter to a close. With love to your- He had These little one. were Marie Kent. hostility, the Black Cat Set instead. Mrs. Le Roy thoroughly looked Ireland could never be subdued they wanted to end the cards Joyce Kent, Lulu Tra ler, Andy hole you have a jolly timebicycle. you are very proud of the title. are self and the "wee fines."-Your lov- that it deserved again said exit really had of he out opinion, and way my "The Road to Ruin" with force, set, in by was no -used you there but much that the the headand hear for down eiei to it, on em, ing niece, Coleman, Alf M.ore, Horace Payne. all over her frock the honour bestowed in London and up and way they had. outlined. He no Catho- am pleased but cept thethat set, with their MADGE AnAgis. and the wee nephew bcvs) were sewn am sorry there is and dress ano with a black batter undera Mrs. Durkin's Fairy sweet. it is fond of sewing,something through England and Scotland; God would bless the ne- eight bonny girls (no that from hoped nice happy of Laverton, lie one great at him. become reflected was to bless school and to c would not listen you would like but if He did not still most attractive organises. Miss K. her arm. Mrs. Bartlettbridal set fluttering wings. time. may expect there. won Madge, they in the gotiations. and on his birthday. So are, crying here you ch a warm place in summer voice would their The auntie a flittivg Well to God credit been faces, wee that princess. only nieces. his my had hoped charming he Little my them love of the one for Church prize. force are pleasin first off you a-ery tried had worker auntie, are who pretty carried had the that untiring ow They Eddy, an all hearts, and the Irish people in was extremely effective; take Thank you, littlesend the "wee ones" dear, and I hope you Bessy. wilderness. and had stand bystood orner people, I hope you will social circles. Their frocks were of white net covby Him, and and aggression in the past and kisses you ed that I am now your Aunt brides were in lovely frock:: of soft always read and litcousins force the fheir by your further Irish ;n in RECORD, the tried tissue. indulged narthe that get they was falleig silver interest you Dancing with softly ered with failed. If own good time grant to make and your loving AUNT I3ESSY... I am glad sure When white silk, over you will be pleased and aggression he would tell them nation be free and prosperous. eir letters-they will helpyour which fell a pretty tle wings were edged witn silver adults from 10 pin. to 12. and I am row trains, play. would better in he the they their all Cornsaid wanting that edged is the dispersed in The Grace are beads you his what confidence all company blossoms. for the with tinsel; silver In conclusion, and orange "Wee Ones." when von lmow Don't. fail again, and they would fail more was delighted to have the oppor- for their evening's enjoyment. Very tulle veil ound. Love from your loving Misses Ascot. Mc - silver crowns, and they carried real Monica's Tribute to the 22, 1921. er. You must be there often.Nigger his great credit is due to the organisers, brides were theand AUNT BESSY. The Fairies disastrously teen before. of seeing se many of and M. Mosca. The fairy silver wands. tunity C. and Jarrahwood, Augustam sending !et Peter and Minnie and Masters, on congratulated he close quarters, and they are to wore conventional were Winiiie Calderwood, Joyce keep you away from us, else I shall Dear Aunt Bessy,-I The "Murderers" and 'Assassins." friends at such which the grooms, who I in Austrait. manner in Marnot able on man very and the and Unusual. 2/6 Fraaklyie £1 happiest ties the names, the Govern- he was Lily and Durbin, Dorothy suits with white back the card with collect more, but call them ugly pets. I shall not He had told the British was back again. (Ap- ball was conducted, no effort being dress Mori- jorie Horpee Stanley jeelan, Regthey would never have lia because he whet gloves, were Messrs. Smith, supper am sorry I did not to get a"piano iii think them little evening the that make ment to little spared Stanley my 1921. Kent, '22, represenFrankie sit-down gie Durbin, collecting forget yleur address, Bunbury, August until they met thecould call plause.) by Archbishop Redwood. it was, a great success. We feel arty. and Clay. A all, to they are here. the children Payne. Lesley Mackintosh was a for We have had some friend, and I hope you will get the peace Speech of Ireland-they hall Dear Aunt Bessy,-1 promised quite sure that the Convent will was providedtheirs al-cse in sweet, demure little Quaaer girl has been no- the leately, but it was card I am sending you. With heaps tatives first and assassins, they Dr. Redwood, Arch- benefit by it to a great extent. weather given Rev. being wet murderers Most very them rite to you, but there is to tell. tine all last week. The boronia name they bishop of Wellington. said he was of lovec from your loving, c! . is san:e: arrarecr-nt Miss Coler din was suitably dressed could call them by anynever ing particularly interesting have an in. The following ladies and gentle- charge AUNT BESSY. of some- all out down here, and we go picking Mrs Durbin. Mrs. Durkin. as a flower girl, but without a "sad happy, to assist at such liked-but they would 1 delayed in the hope was a con- very men comprised the committee: under at afternoon. breaking Howare that them met We up. ceremony and Mrs. Thompson, and weary' Reek. so her traleVersa they Kent. away. turning until teresting yrs. peace to send ,ing unusual of EngMesdames Jeavons, Daly, Robinson. nierit congratulations on the suc- evidently very brisk. Miss Dorothy's Return, holidays next happen- it was an Englishman, and he felt ference table. The rulers er, nothing wonderful has a few up for our midwinter at Lavidson, and Arcus, as- cess which attereled their lebours. Coleman, as a Prince, moved with never He shame Stewart children's would and 1921. a 26. be they sorrow, August to said you is Quairading, had send indignation, land There so I will just at England's conduct. He felt like a sisted by Mesdames Thompson. . cold Friday. set out in the a spirit o: grave m Aeration suitdown here, and JesDear Aunt Bessy,-It is a long stain their reputatious by sitting Hamilton, Long tables were bad Madigan, McDonald, dinary items. The wet and ef- fancy dress ballgoing They able to her silk and plush attire. in fancy dress. time since I last wrote to you. I the same table with murderers and good son who saw his father in atropainting and drawing studio.. sweet d are and Gaynor, and and same sie eather had rather a depressing Wholly. the some Well, me. Cunnoliv, entering committing by and I am Jessie is writing by this mail. you hardly remember decorated with glorioes and her large plumed het. Norman assassins, or passed company ct on our spirits, although believed that Ire- Messrs. Rice, Martin, Galvin, Mc- were months this suppose He and Willoughby was a French f ierrot. more holiday news stocks. few crime. the week's A smelling above a cious all having room. delicious is peas. are remained this We and Bessy, the Jeavons, "murthat the Daly, Aunt and d to say they for Eddy, coming, to sent was Donald, holiperson's had love day -winter each land's and time, so I will close with while on by. and they B. Clifford was Robin Hood, atom school for our mid o throughout the winter, Beaton. Messrs. Hart and Roder. carnations, but- gained the prim for the best dressis Mr. derers" and "assassins" to come over night would soon pass away. to All sunshine yourself let eda were the MJC.'s. Mrs. E. A. Mc plate was placed an exquisio,There and the "wee ones."-Your days. Our teacher's namenice. stupid was do been to set w, thank goodness, theshow had England Some lecieehud 1 wanted Kent's he that to London. ed boy. 7.1rs tonhole of pansies and fen. Rodgers, end he is very a Masters was the organiser. niece, d early wild flowers their I am enough, and had had the bad taste Ireland alone. In that he was If We had loving was much admired, and with green were jellic , fruit salads, sandwiches am nine years of age now, and MONICA McKENNA. representa(Applause.) Feiner. Ireland's ring has almost arrived. if Sinn are and was rank that crops coffee pink The say of to sweet dresses in the fourth class. and cakes galore. The THE BAZAAR. Monica going over, Ireland had the right of self-deterpleasant trip round the Round troupe, district tives had difficulty in passage. I am very grateful,gift thence It excellent, so those who wished to silk, they were a do' tN, you sent all lovely aed green in this was free to choose ive along the seashore, and for the nice little ones." All St. Brigid's parish have been go home after supper as tl e hour comprising Kathleen Ryan. Eileen of ours are out in ear. they would pay their Ireland would mination. and she wanted, he was have Some now. I afternoon. Sunday on "wee Government taste. one for bad the the Dardanup, years for very two beautiful in good Shortill, Patricia Kent, Bore Colelast so also was the along for did are late flowers toiling got wild getting conditions amThe was between You her that excellent at last, humour. A most intereslieg waltz- man, Toni Ryan, Norman Harding, .e roads were fairly bad to the already acknowledged it. you may now. I mutt don now.-Your lov- always pay the passage of pros- purpose- -the Bazaar. Now,and (Ap- certain would prevail. and peace and councton and Dardanup, owingthrough more than I expected, so bassadors wherever they; went. won by Miss Graham Kent, and Willie Jordan. this event will take place, Hall will on ing competition was would come to both very pleased with ing niece, perity the was Parish the nt rains, but we came I in plause.) sure opened be be and her brother who are Miss Bonnie Willoughby was prinour holidays DOROTtlY WATERS. tries. (Applause.) Tragedy. 19th inst. by His Grace, Crowley successful in that, competi- gentlest, fely, and thoroughly enjoyed beau - your efforts. I hope your Monday, England's long a is pettiest "fairy tales" it dear, pleasure, Dorothy, usually Yes, lot of up worked a is you Everyone a sturdy Yes. We saw a good many 8 p.m. at was bringing I but for peace, later are plentiful time; but better late than never. cess; Lionel Clifford on tip -toe tion. Ireland was anxious Miss to concert pitch, and is Keen Id wild flowers, but a littleI was and that the boronia is was. comFather 1Lyons presented the middy from H.M.S. Sydney. PERTH C.Y.M.S. You must remember very well, and I hasven't so anxious as England tragin expectation cf it. ey will be in full bloom. around Jarrahwood.the fancy dress florgotten you. I am pleased to not half had awful congrat ilateee the Stella Hall was a tempting "Robur an 1 in an between suffered prizes, way, -Determination friendly a Self in Ireland petition, and all about the Irish for it black me A present tell sense well at se all endeeper doing thanked Mary. advertisement. are a still of you Debate. Tea" Jessie hear that edy. but in a the three stalls of Children Perth- winners, were ing last week, and there was very white The ball, and how youd and pierrot and pierrette Edna North their attendance. and for'illthe must congratu- school, and that the crops are love-I had been England's tragedy. the F.C.M.S. Sacred Heart, and the attendance. Much sympathy they yourselves. entoved between Simeon. joyed thought had Irene debate Quairading. A they and parishioners' ,way Alick around Monica. little in evident ly and green English Government ap- and this society will take place has only increased on being Aunt see Scott was a lonely "'Last Rose of s expressed for the Irish nation Thank have some little friends in your could bring about peace by themselves. He was glad toenjoy says late youyou very pleased? This is augmented by the the Bis- next Wednesday, September 21st.. zeal. a most eir struggle for justice. Dadshould Aren't somewhere, but I think they proaching the Vatican andtold Man Competition, viz., Mr. that when they went out to differSummer." Miss Quaife was and Popular prethe them "Should car" at every, lover of freedom distress. you fer the love you send the "wee district being Fr. had and subject Children of Marv, handsome Spanish dancer. themselves all bigotry have gone to sleep and don t want hops of Ireland. He system be Madigan for for was the your loving. one It dressed ist the Irish in their defence and and o,, best Perth, put futile. for ones" since ago compulsory were North long were prize so sent opinion is the of up-it efforts off O'Callaghan ence vied their my cousin, take AUNT BESSY. to wake the will on Belas eye C.Y.M.S. Heart man. hat has become of she to Sacred one Mosca, Write again of no use to have B. Hegarty for maintained?" and all met as mar girl. Miss Eleanor I heard from them. forgotten for A big attend- Mr. on Armagh. the negati.e side. McGuire? Has even some side easily gained the prize Vatican and the other and were willing to help towards and soon to your loving, Start and all the parish-and Perhaps if we give Short Good Morning Alice! Having gium, , altogether? BESSY. set of men could make is expected that night. and outside-are impatiently wailing to the common enjoyment. AUNT one ance Only most popular dress. Jackey miss Irehave we Northam, of along poll." most come the for -street, Father "top r a polite hint that well; will prize representatives who Gordon Tangthe term see Dorothy Goldfields, won new the week: peace-the the from "page" Note.-Next ill as August 22, 1921. her for a considerable time, she and come Phyl- land, De Valera, and those standyour own team. Fremantle, Nancy Russell, as It is hoped that all friends Lyons was -iced to a large broad- original boy. of news. a long nev, Iris and Dulcie McGough, a big muster. well-wishers aim. The negotiations 11 send us a good oudget will roll up accom- minded spirit, and hoped that, 'Powder and Patches," was award- g. Dear Aunt Bessy,-It is you. lis Byrne, Gracie Stinson. Pat Lani- ing with going still ites are bringing up *as he and Miss on, it friends rich srnall, though the weather is lovely, weI time since I have written tooftener and still were panied by fat purses gan, and Kathleen Purchase. though Donnybrook was Ile sat ed that fur most original girl.Gypsy success. but even Cinderella Danes. ver know when it will rain. and this deserving enter- was not small-minded. praying for their succeed, but I will promise to write having Sanford was a handsome Ireland's of the and soa make first the Things not did dance, success-as dancers n't be sorry when it is hot enough in the future. We have beensuppose they great the next if prise The amid cheers, and would Queen. I will be held in the (fiber- generally are "up St. Brigid's way. down go fishing. boating and swimming. nice weather lately. future was sate. the Ireland continued on their feet until the Sepold conditions. new term, expect the church to b' openedI the hot days will soon be coming. never go back to morning. Hall next Tuesciag week, the of to hours fiian early nobody and had around and ball ReaIreland the With and even if hin the next two months, Mesdames D. Keane and J. 27th. There are a lot of shows The "Free Australians'. v on the her, Irishrlien temberC.Y M.S. dances still in their der have completed arrangemants sympathise with resay will recognise you amongst here next month. The Northam prize (by votes, as the most poputo struggle. other PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG society's dance fans the visitors. With fondest love to show is to be held on the 22nd. We' for the Osborne Park ball; which would still continue in memories, set. and trvly they eeserved it. lar there. MEN'S SOCIETY. yesterday takes place next Tuesday, Septem- There was talk of conscription urself and the "wee ones "-I re- went for a motor drive enjoyable, to Ire- are not going to miss being with their white satin banner bound Hibernian Hall. in England to send more troops in, your loving niece, DANCE. and afternoon; it was very bad and we ber 20th, in theEverything troops CINDERELLA blue silk and streanrers of the with has been land. Even if enough Cathedral Fair. Murray-street. LILY ROONEY. but the roads are very over and if same colour. The coat of wens wasitrIngs, HIBERNIAN HALL. with the was in Perth a few done to make this one of the niost machine guns were sent I connection in on you Buy your Musical Instruments, bogged. that got succeeded meeting dear, A Lily most ornamental, being beautifully am sorry, some successful balls of the season. Paper% eta., England apparently TUESDAY, SEPT. 27. the society's stall at the forthcoming while yatile and Books, Music,& Magazines, settle weeks ago. I went to have gold, that in would painted &KUM BOOK re disappointed by the unusual LTD.. North surface, at the SON, a I was staying be bazaar will be held on Monday were from ALBERT On Wednesday, September 21st, Tickets 2/-, payable at door. other Australian emblems STREET (near question? Would Ireland coming along. It is what it is teeth out. Band. not be next at 8 pan. in the rooms. A precision. STORES, ISO MURRAY and if think it is very nice. grand 'confetti streamer and choco- Irish Sheridan's would neatest it Catathe No. with Andros*. on sewn Note stomed to-just happening al-, Perth, holicontented? OsPERTH. in Brian's), getting our mid-winter late carnival will be held was another cop - cordial invitation to members' parto -day The children were dressed in white W. J. WEBB, Hon. Sec. when it pleases itself. I am We are My two sisters, borne Park Hall, -in aid of Miss long before there equally dis- ents and lady supporters of tl.e sobeen tak- logues Free-ask next week. and had care bitter infinite equally and test net, so the got for liking the wet ance cold weather days Cards Molly Flynn's candidature gone through ciety; likewise to members. who are at New Norcia, have en tri see that all the dresses car moderating their visits, and, that there. Popular Girl in the Osborne P ,tic graceful. Irelandin had almost every gen- in connection with the popular man to hear fat since they have been up tragedies An unique opportunity sweet sunshine is arriving to from Everything conducive to these snaps, and we Bazaar. to sucwere obtained some us force be Perth sent if the may at They Even be tet will it music, eration. compel/ Ireland's best y with us. I only wish My brother an enjoyable evening has been done. hardly knew them. with the earns measure of supJoe Tobin. The society's can- Town Hall, on September 22. football. music, a good floor, and an ceed ittle considerate and not rise to occasions, the Mr. Of sprained his ankle plavjng this sea- Good of the in. cess as on former didate is Mr. Tom Outridge. part are supper where lting point this summer. and again excellent just be play to would unable He is Irish question rse you have the sea nearby I will now come to a close ducements. "wee tumble into it at your sweetI son. With heaps of love to the loving than placed better are You ones" and yourself.-Your and I reel just a Little jealous of niece. ALICE LEESON. r happiness. I am glad you had I Wonders will never cease. an enjoyable trip through the thought you had reallyamforgotten I try, and I am sure it dissipated glad I but dear; FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Alice, de. me, tever unwanted feeling of you. It's nice to see you was mistaken. sion was hanging around hope I and again, Corner the hing is better than a day in the in not remain away so long any ntry to bring the sunshine into you'll Don't let the "shows" tempt 's heart. So you are interested more. me. to break your promise to hope -elf-Determination. Well, I is.thinkI you very often to us. I come and PRESENTS sensible Australian girl pleasant in your holidays will be very your sisw I am very much interested ones. I am glad to hear New 'ng my own way, and I would of air are finding the fresh the Irish people at Home to- ters Norcie so bracing and wholesomee their own way in the manage hut don't say they have got fat. No It affairs. t of their country's likes to be told she is fat. She The y is not such a terrible thing girl likes to tie told she is looking them to want, and yet those rather slender and a-la-modebeautifully made up to our specially Brennan's, are opposing SelfDetermina- that's French. Alice, for nice and of Guaranteed speciality The Cotton Wash Fabric, a in want as much self-determina- up-to-date. I hope the sore ankle appearance and lasting qualities. EVER WRITTEN. JAY BEE, the new essential pure Egyptian cotfor local needs THE SWEETEST IRISH SONG as they can get for themselves. a dull silk finish, made from possessing every soon be back to normal and in and with will cloth, order Fabric at hard uncrushable Dress Guaranteed Alice, for is a fine-weight, y Maguire is working you, Thank BEE SONG. order. JAY good the FAMOUS OLD IRISH ic, and Bessy is going to amaze the heaps of love for the "wee ones" ribb. feet in the true meaning of INSPIRED BY THE SWEET I am ton, showing a very fine wear and fast colour, yet lasting for air. some day in the city. sea or loving, Guarantee water, your fabric IRISH." sea and Brennan THE Dress It carries a "GOD LOVES thing for a nice professional test, severe sun, indifferent laundry,street or other outdoor wear, holiday AUNT BESSV to frocks, word, fast to every reasonable e for Bessy when she is ready -in fabric for everyday use, house ideal an star is a as Friend. New BEE career the to her JAY wear. Welcome nience YOU'LL LOVE KATHLEEN. white, and for children's in self colours, including frocks, the seaside, tennis, musical world. Won't you and Duke -street, Northam. and checks-not printed-and of the age; 2/6 per stripes of fabric designs greatest the woven in is glad when Bessy's sweet ineloit August 21. 1921. It comes is 28in. wide, and in our opinion will swamp all others in the Dear Aunt Bessy.-I am writing; an almost endless variety; it Perth. ket? And then, Lily dear, as one of have me to you to ask yard. (A'sia), Ltd., Murray -street, promisReleased by the Fox Film Coro. ose you will be a very your many nieces. When all the for a liking 2295. with artist, 'phone are young other little girls tell me they For vacant dates write or ring to he door pleasures. I am hoping to of your nieces I feel as if I want o you for a faithful picture one, too. I am ten years old, and I art of I will elf for your museum am in the fourth standard. s in the future. So he prepar- be going for my junior music exam. will pass. I I am delighted to hear that hope I shortly, and very pretty church is an near to that are Nuns, be I have two aunties pletion. What a joy it will Bun one is Sister Monica, who is in Suof the Faith in dear old
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THE W.A RECORD. BATURDAY,1 SEPTEMBER6 17, 1921
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The first toast of the evening was during the week that a meeting of "The Winners," proposed by E. players of South Fremantle had reBrown. who in a well delivered affirmed their confidence in their ills "Sparkle.". speech congratulated the captains skipper. That is nice to know. PerGoodwood races to -day. and members of the two premier sonally I think those that su cowardteams. T. Dunphy, captain of pre- ly tackled Cain after the match were 129 nominations were received fur miers senior grade, responded on looking for a scapegoat, anti, bearing the :McIntosh Memorial Meeting, to behalf of the victors. The next in mind some incidents of the past be held at Belmont next Saturday. Klaxon, King's Physician, and toast was in the hands of P. Mc- picked on South's skipper. Such Auliffe vice-captain premier team individuals are no good to any club Marachowie were offered for sale on the fields, but failed to reach the . . . . His was the toast of "The Losers." They hunt in packs, too, dingo -like (By "WATTLE.") consoling them in their misfortune. and care not what they say in their reserve. The response from the Losers came anger and disappointment at losing At the time of writing TangalooThe pace from J. Punch. things for the seasiders. "The Managers" the game. I have never met Cain ma and Eurythmic are favourites FIRST SEMI-FINAL. was fast, but play was just ordinary, was the next toast. proposed by but it is only fair to say that as a for their respective Cups, at 4 to 1 Duffy from a free put B. Harrold in Beautiful Range of Soft Finish Smart Range of Sniall and Large Easts Scrape Home From Souths. possession, and his kick was secured the Chairman, Rev. Brother Kent. close observer I could see nothing each. Plain VOILES, in all the leading Check ZEPHYRS, in the most gorMatson, who booted through -level and Mr. Ryan (sports master) ac- to cause such comments as I have Master Gauze, who is amongst the The Narrowest of Wins-A Point. by shades, pegging and eleven minutes to go. In knowledged 3/11. week. Had heard during the Souths geous colourings; this fabric is all the compliments entries for A Disappointing Exhibition. the Hurdle Hilton play again Race at Belscintillated with a Best Quality CREPE. suitable kir great mark passed to Allen. who sent paid them for their work during the won nothing would have, been said mont next Saturday, should more made of the finest Egyptian cotton on. and Owens from a free shot, but season. dresses, skirts, or blouses, in white Those who "The Visitors," make these than proposed uncharitable pay his way over the jumps. Umpire: ISAACHSEN. and fast colours, 2a43 yard. Joe Callow saved, and a free to Gunground and with nice neat checks With a dull sky overhead ale) dry nyon, who passed to J. Campbell. to by J. Clancy, called for a number statements have little idea of fair The Northam Race Cells will hold ground underneath, conditions were Staton, or stripes, 2/6 yard. but a free to Brentnall of responses. Rev. Brother Nunan play. So I repeat I am glad to hear its show meeting on Thursday, See. ideal for the first semi-final. Magnificent Range of Silk JERbrought the ball back. Play hovered East Perth was represented by: around the Grandstand wing, and (Principal), S. Lloyd (capt. 1st. that Souths' players are not of the lumber 22. Just opened, a most fascinating SEY CLOTH, in all the leading Groom, Walker. Harrold (2), Duffy, Chalmers marked, but once more a XVIII). P. Dillon (capt. 2nd. VIII), number. A special train conveying about range of Fancy VOILES. in all the Sparrow. Hebbard. Moloney, Owens. breach of the rules caused the scene A. Herbert (under-age teams) suitshades. 22/6, 35/-, and 42/6 Yard. Souths' season is now ended. 50 horses from the Goldfields arrivGiese, Herd, Bovrtell, Brentnall. King. of operations to change, and Matson newest designs red tonings, over Double Width Chiffon Taffeta Hilton. Allen. Scott. and Matson. After all the good There is a report that they have ed at Belmont on Tuesday afterOwens in possession, and a point ably replied. one hundred patterns to select from, SILK, for smart frocks and cosSouth's stalwarts were: Gunnyon, put noon. was scored-Easts front, and seven in things provided had been account- /protested against the central um3/11 yard. Sunderland, Bateman, Lutes, Raw" minutes to go. tumes, over 25 shades in.stock.15/11 Owens to Hebbard Tangaloorna gained quite a heat Hardirnan. Heindricks Camp,, man, a good position saw the two nags ed for, a short musical programme pire's incorrect decisions. Absolute of friends for the Cadlfield bell (2), Tuxford, Chalmers, Adams, in Cup by Items were ren- waste of time, and they were badly for, and Easts had a handy was presented. O'Connor. Callow (2). Cain. White, called lead. In play again J. Campbell was dered by Fe Brennan. W. Durack. advised to enter such a protest. the brilliant finish he put up at Men and Staton. a free, but Maloney stopped B. Palandri tone last Saturday. From the bounce Hebbard received awarded (violins), R. Lambert, Better luck next season-Scuths. goals. now doright in Matson was St. Vincent, who is down to run a free, passed to Sparrow, and from ing serviceable work for Eases, and A. Keenan, J. Barrett (songs), J. a scramble Duffy passed to Groom, a great piece of work by him gave et the Goodwood meeting on Satand Scott from 'a free placed, but the Giese a chance. He passed to Allen, Ball (cornet). W. Lambert (recita- SECOND SEMI-FINAL TO -DAY. urday, is one of Mr. P. A. Connolly's shot went out of bounds. The ball who just missed the big opening. tion), T. Ronan and T. Rodriguez Old Easts Engage West Perth, at importations. This son of Levanger was brought back, and Cain received made a big try, but just missW.A.C.A. Ground. The accompaniments a free. He forwarded, but Vern liar Soothe is a treat to gaze upon. ed. 11. Campbell received a free. and (dialogue). rold was pushed, and a free came his with a great kick hit the post. A goal were played by the matron. Dur The second "semi" of the season The Kalgoorlie stewards have deway, and the play was transferred, by Bonnie Campbell put Souths with- mg the course of the evening the will be played to -day. Methinks it cided to take no further action in brought back, sent tc in a point of Easts, and about a min. but Bateman Chalmers, to O'Connor, and after ute and a half to go. No further score pennants w -.n by the premiership will be somewhat more stirring than the Barragundi case. some finessing, first point of lac game was made. Scores: were presented tc the cap- the game of last Saturday. Never teams After' a lengthy spell, that good UniversalW P de rs was scored. Gunnyon played well, but tains by Rev. Brother Nunan (Prin for the past decade er more have performer, Maskeete, is again East Perth, 7.11. iu Herd saved and captured. Bateman South Fremantle, 7.10, i cipal I. He congratulated the boys Weot's, Premiership prospects ap- work. to White was good work, and the ball was brought down, but Vern Harrold Goalkickers-East: Matson and Heb- on their victory, and incidentally peared so rosy. Be assured, Ayrway should never have lost at they relieved. A kick off the ground by bard. Souths: H. Campbell. Staton brought up South's second The beet for the winners were thanked the matron and staff for will play at their top. Wests will Belmont last week. Keep this fellow on your side. point, the ball being touched in tran- Owens. Duffy, Hilton, Allen, V. Har- their help during the season. On field a strong and confident eighSaucy Girl put up a rather insit. Adams did splendidly when call- rold, and Hebbard, and for South. behalf of the boys he then present. teen to -day. Their Cheddite's day is near at hand, !eresting performance, and might speed kings will ed on, but Groom returned, and Duffy Gunnyon, H. and J. Campbell, ChalB B B received a free for South's throwing mers, Staton, Jack Callow, Adams, ed the matron with a set of College make play on that spacious ground. also Rainaway be looked for anytime now_ by the third It's rather surprising Bateman. to and see Imshi judge. colours, as a slight token of thanks and their aerial artists will emulate rttattiisc.aa'1';'rraT ttli2tar, The Three showing B's mean Goalkickers-Souths: H. Campbell for many acts of kindness rendered. Brearley in the air. Sure, so much pace. 'If this old who was backed as Wilcannia, werelpIentiful. and play was poor. (4), it will be (2), and Chalmers. could he ridden in behind. he though the race was over, put up a BUY Bert Nirrold to Owens gave Easts a Easts:J. Campbell (2), Giese. Owens, The medals for the senior grade a great side that can put Wests out fellow chance, but only a minor resulted. Evans, Hebbard be a good thing to pick up a sorry performance by breaking Matson, and Scott. AT were won by J. Punch and S. Big- of it. Can Old Easts, the club that would 9 East Perth scored the first goal throwas was £421. There race. The gate ugh the agency of Scott. who snap- little to choose between the two nen, whilst the junior medals were has such a wonderful record, do it? badly. Goodwood Selections. ped up the ball from a scrum. and teams. lot of .had a Don. who secured by Charming M. Cogan and R. LiddleTruscott and Co. answer in the afHebbard did the booted through. Whose Bargains Can;t Be Beaten Second Class Plate (First Divi- followers last week, left them la. low. Owing to the engraving not firmative, but Tom Souter and his Chalmers to "Bonny" forwarding. Campbell in a good position, and Brieflets. being completed, the medals will be merry men laugh the idea to scorn. Sion): Cheddite, 1: Zeebruge, 2: mcnting over their loss. South's first goal was recorded. Matunlucky rather Miss Shandon was Gunnyou led, others followed, at presented in the neer future. The "Didn't we tune them up a few Donear, 3. LEEDERVILLE. son secured from the bounce, and forShe proSecond Class Pu.se (Second Divi- in losing that last race. warded. Fumbling was prevalent, Subiaco. South's pivot man play- final points secured by each team weeks back?" Yea, verily, to that and the air work was especially poor. er:, football in exceisis. His aerial are as follows: Senior Grade, T. my Western men; but the seasiders sion): Biageroo. I; Deceptible, 2; bably would have won had it not PRESENTATION CONVENT. Sparrow to Giese, who placed, but The children's annual plain and Leaf. 3 been for the accident. He was reliability Dunphy, 27 points (premiers): J. will he a bird'of a different colour Wattle Callow relieved, and no score was work was fine. Second Class Plate: Land of Fog. The following horses finished fancy dress ball, in aid of the Arrae'wade. Brentnall was playing finely. personified in all that he did. Clancy and J. Punch, 22 points to -day. "Be on us," says "Doody" The following is the result of the His relief bursts were very effective, Kyrat. Baby more Convent, for which great preLeicester, 2; Imehi. 3. fourth last week: Hebbard, with two goals and a each: E. Brown, 13 points. Junior Ulrieh; and Joe Webb says nothing. I: First and his foot passing was likewise. Class Plate: True Moon, 1: Cleve, Doctor Tom. John Redmond. parations have been made. takes examination held in connection with There generally useful game. was one of Grade: M. Cogan. 26 points (ere- but his knowing smile is very tell- Ambraw, Play was rough and rugged. Paddy Patchen, and place on next Thursday night, Sep- the Trinity College of Music, Lon2: Miss Solo, 3. Patchenella, was little of the science of the game the winners' best. miers): J. Moran, 24 points; ing. He showed H. Most would like to see Wests Hebbard had a shot in evidence. Goodwood Handicaps Enniscon Miss Shandoii. Punters will d3 tember 22nd, in the Town Hall. don: Preparatory Pianoforte: Olive O'Reilly. R win. This scribe wants them to be just on bell, and scored a point. At cleverness in working into position Hill, 12 points; M. thy, 1: Downing Stutft, 2; Golden well to bear the drove lot in mind. Cambridge-street. This ball is one Warren (honours). Junior Pianothe bell the scores were: He was points. Owing to an oversight the the better side to-day. Haven't Old Bond, 3. for a team mate's pass. of the most popular of our functions forte, Belle Carson (honours). Junior Selections, South, 1.3 (9 points). Trotting toast of "l'he Umpires" was unfor- Bests still another chance if t he a cool player throughout. First Class Purse (First Division): and is looked forward to eagerly by Violin, Linda Haley (pass), Ruby Basta L3 (9 points). "Bonny" Campbell, with a quar- tunately omitted. The players cardinal and blues beat them Bicton. Handicap: Era Chimes, 1; us all. Those who will be present, Koeford to- Orel Lass, 1; Mullahab, 2; Battle (pass). Intermediate Goalkickers-South. H. Campbell. tette of goals. was one of South's wish to thank Rev. Brother Rehire day? and Wests have had a long Eve, 3. Dick Wilkes, 2: Parole's Honor, 3. as well as having an enjoyable eve- Pianoforte, . Blanche Haste: Scott. McGowan stars. He worked very hard. giv- G. Boyleson, W. Byrne, C. McKit- and, hard fight to get to the top of Nedlands Handicap: Cowra, Welter Handicap: Wonnerup 'Lad ning. will have the pleasure of rea- (pass). Senior Pianoforte, Rita Second Quarter. In play again Gunnyon secured and ing good leads, and kicking well. He trick. and others who obliged be the tree -well almost the top. There- die. 1: Checkmate, 2: High Wall, 3. Prince Mauritius, 2; Zillah Hook, 3. lising that they are helping the Sis- O'Connor (pass). forwarded, but Hilton intercepted, Sept had a turn at roving in the final umpiring during the season. Lincoln's fore, Handicap: First Trotters' I would Class Purse (Second Divi ters to carry on their good work. like to see Wests win the ball back, and Hebbard to Walker to-day. Given suitable weather con- sion): Rosy Red, 1: Rainaway. 2: Baby, 1; Craboon, 2; 'Dear Boy, 3. Come along and swell the number. to B. Harrold, who shot, and Heb- quarter. Crawley Handicap: Solar Plexus, Good prizes are being given. bard marked right In front, and Allen, oil the wing, was never THE FIRST ditions, I think they will win, too. Waialee, 3. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE East's second goal was registered. seen 1; Western Lad, 2; Baby Cleve, 3. Maybe the wish is father to the to better advaniage. He was From the bounce Owens received a (In Aid of Memorial Building). A Few Comments. Como Handicap: Roy, 1; Grey thought, but going on form charity free, and with a good kick full of energy, and all that he did they TROTTING sent right through. Hebbard to Wal- was done like a champion. He out- The first "semi" of 1921 will long should win. Bests may be the great wood, 2; 0.G., 3. ker meant a shot for goal, but Jack classed his immediate opponent. He be remembered as a game that did side that B N.G1 Melville Handicap: Violeb Direct, they were early in the Callow collared, and sent back. Play Trotting toiught on the Perth 1; Cole Queen, 2: Warming. 3. WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 21 stayed amongst East's forwards, and was very quick in getting rid of the not thrill at any stage. It was a season: and then Wests will need to course. 1; Wil- ANNUAL MONSTER BOXING Vance, Handicap,. Hebbard snapped another minor. Canning fortunate. close that was he contest; at their very best: but last form TOURNAMENT. 40 Adams was once more in the limeY.A.L. BOYS. 3. There will be Coora Direct. no meeting 2; on cannia, Octo. 40 He won light with clever work. Johnny Campbell 'shone with for the play itself was nothing to i s not easy to regain. West's to bar 1st. Direction: Perth Promoting Co. 40 Y.A.L. BOYS. through after a great battle with great high marks. He fed "Bonny" enthuse over. There was not the win. 40 two opponents, and sent the ball on. on a couple of occasions. The Royal Show Handicap 40 win Y.A.L. BOYS. For Novices and Preliminary Boys. 40 Two of spontaneous and sustains 1 applause where Chalmers secured, and scored BOULDER. be run at Claremont on Thursday. £120. £120. the maximum for the red and whites. South's goals came from his boot. that one looks for on such occasions. TOUCHING ROMANCE OF OLD October A RIG 6th, ever a distance of one Johnnie Campbell took a good mark a SONG "KATHLEEN." Vern Harrold was prominent in The play was uninspiripg. Certainly Will be Distributed in Prizes. big distance out, and punted, but the and a half. mile All Hallows' Church, on FriIn BRIGHT, perdefence. He was rugged, but ef- there were great individual Frederick Nicholls Crouch, comball hit the post. Immediately after 8 p.:n.. at inst.. Green, the the 23rd rid, of Myopia, next, was day WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. Staton added another small score for fective, from first to last. lie did formances. Gunnyon played top poser of the music of "Kathleen BREEZY Oiled £2 for talleng over the fence the Very Rev. Father Lockington, the Portonians. The ball was kicked well in forwarding the ball, exhibit- notch football. He played the game Mavourneen," the CLOSE SEPT. 23rd. deathless poem into play again, but sent back, and Some we es 1.go it was reported S.J., will deliver his lecture on 'LourSHOW. after two attempts Johnnie Camp- ing quick despatch and judicious cleanly, and beat his immediate op - which inspired Charles J. Brabin to that Almost Dixie was returning to des lecThe the Intending Supernatural. Competitors will please and bell booted through an unguarded disposal. ponent at all points. Time was write for the screen the big Wil- Victoria. A lot of punters will be ture is most eagerly looked forward note that goal, putting Souths a point ahead. Box Plan Now Open at Nicha'son's. Chalmers was a bundle of energy. when his immediate opponent (Mat- liam Fox special by that name. pleased when this squib does return to by the people of Boulder. some of In play again Duffy pawed to Scott to A NOVICE is one who has never Giese, who placed, but only a minor He Marked well and always picked son) would have been a foemaa W01 - which' will be seen on Saturday at to the East. PRICES: 3/-, 2/. 1/- (no tax;. whom, having heard Father Luc*. was recorded. East Perth's fourth a team mate to pass to. His work thy of the great game put up by the the Majestic Theatre, Perth, had a -a Tournament or taken part in Children Half price. The Patchen Chimes progeny won ington speak in Melbourne, are just won goat liorzietiSopnarrorn la-pafyree a Preliminary contest. LuteskIkw.th J. BERCOVE, Organiser. Jesuit this respect was of great assist- Southerner. But youth will be ser- checkered career; but the most re- four races last Saturday night. dying to hear the eminent markable of his experience was rewas called on, and by dint of hard ance to his side. and so be ilved, Gunnyon won the honwill Mrs. S. Jones, the The lecture PRELIMINARY rider again. BOYS are of Era speak those of the danwork carried the ball out served for his later years. It seems lent wn Chimes Brentnall. and in the Ladies' Rare. with beautiful who have though ours, won them and is said lustrated boxed not as promineasily, only in Preliminger zone, and sent to Gunnyon, but MAJESTIC THEATRE. Allen brought back and the ball ent as usual, accomplished much Matson was the first to acknowledge that a boy named James Marion to be well over the half -century views, and will, we are sure, make a ary- Bouts or won Tournament travelled from B. Harrold to Giese. useful work. He received a couple the fact. I well remember a great Roche, born at New Ross, Kilkenny. mark. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. deep appeal to young and old alike. Events, Owens and a single was signalled. Ireland, grew up with the music of Dundas surprised many by run- To enable all the members of celery The Novice Events will be dividmarked the kick in, and when Heb- of nasty bumps that appeared sto battle in the centre between another "Kathleen Mavourneen" ever on his ning second in a mile and three Catholic family to attend the lec- ed into five classes, bard forwarded Jack Callow brought take quite a lot of "the sting" oht Southern pivot in the person of McWILLIAM viz., Bantam lips. His love of the song was lin quarter event. down a great mark in the teeth of of his play. ture, the price of the tickets has (limit 8st. 41b.) Feather (9st.), Intosh and Matson. who was then speakable. /lemmas the goals. After a deal of play withIn time he went to AmViolet Threct, whc was badly left been made exceedingly low --just Light (9st. 91b.), Welter (10st. 71b.), , out incident, Owens passed to King, Jack Callow, in goals, made no with Subiaco. It was in a "semi" erica. In 1883 Roche visited Balti- on the mark, but who was well uo one shilling. who placed. but the shot fell short, Middle (11st. 41b.). and the ball travelled out of bounds. mistakes He mr,tked several, times of the 1915 season, at Perth °hal, more add learned accidentally that at the finish, is worth following. On the 30th inst., Miss Dossie The Preliminary Boys' Events Groom secured from the kick in and right in the goal mouth. His kick- and though Matson was then play- Crouch resided there and was havine Cowra, who made his debut last Bock will have a big entertainment This was the last ing in was all that could be desired. ing, and did play that day, great snapped a point. be divided into two classes, a hard time to make both ends week, was up:before the stewards. in All Hallows' Hall in aid of her will score of the term. Scores: viz., Light Walker was the best of the will'football. "Snowy" beat him on the meet. Roche's love "Kathleen The explanation was that his over- candidature as Popular Girl. Miss (10st. 71b.). (limit 9st. 91b.). Welter East, 4.7 (31 points). ners'pack p men. He was tireless day. It was the finest game that I Mavourneen" was as of South, 3. 5 (23 point.), great as very ever, head check had broken. The next Bock is working hard to secure efforts, and in his ever saw played cleverly, from McIntosh. It was PROVIDED there are not less and his desire was to aid its com- time this gelding starts get all your a win; so is Miss Peggie Anglin: and East: Hebbard, Owens. Sparrow. South: Chalmers, J. both amidfield and along the boun- remarkable the number of duels this poser. an*agitterraer To this end Roche, with losses back. as a bit of good information we than five contestants, the PromotCampbell. dary great pair had that day, and almost rare delicacy and tact, persuaded Plain Bobbie was another that make it known that the supporters ers will add a tourney for NOVICE Third Quarter. Owers was a good man for Easts. every one was fought out right in Crouch to adopt him as a son. As created a surprise by his good show- of Miss Treffene and Misi Slattery FLY WEIGHTS (limit 7st. 10Ib.1. From the bounce Heindricks received a free, and Brentnall was call- He was ever in the limelight with the centre of the ground. Both play - James Roche Crouch he did what ing in the McIntosh Handicap. So are very much on the alert. Also clean away. upon, Mid sent the His kicking ed cleanly, but McIntosh won de - he could to make life a little easier don't leave this Won Bobbie geld If nut less than five contestants a Gil es brought back, but once nikore his tine aerial work. cidedly. On that occasion, unless for his "father." Vern Harrold played big, and saved also was very commendable. log off your list. ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, TOURNEY FOR HEAVY the sitia.tion for his side. Play was and Bateman were a pair my memory has failed, Souths were BOULDER, WEIGHTS. fast -se great improvement on the of Adams champions on South's defence beaten. But I digress somewhat. e rly geese.. After Souths had mulCompetitors Phase Note: All led a a good opportunity, Bonnie Camp- lines. But for effort Gunnyon's on Saturday these was two Easts' Heats and Semi-Finals, 6 rounds. bell forwarded from a free. The ball victory would have been much one of the very best put forth lofen shoe but brother Johnnie snapeach 2 minutes. All Finals, 10 calls-. and seeing that this State ped up, -....0 with a lett foot screw more pronounced. RE VIE111BER rounds, each 2 minutes. quick found the correct opening. Hilton was the won responsible Premiership of Australia. for numertransference of play called Joe Cal- ous valuable saves Further particulars and Entry Tow Meeting is Next Friday for Easts. His to be a West Australian top-notcher low into prominence, and he cooly Night. BE THERE, and bring a Forms at PERTH PROMOTING KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN sent back to Gunnyon. On the far long suit was high marking. In this is to be an Australian top-notcher. ern. PREMIER . Join Friend to the CO., wing there was a lively OFFICES, 117 BARRACKand Duffy at last shot the elfaelhal, aligned' de eartment he had no supericr. He "Wally" is to be congratulated on BRANCH in the State. STREET. bounced over South's keeper's head, held the ball in the air' better than his magnificent display. It was P CONWAY, Secretary, Hardin:sir passed post. nit the but hard luck to be on the beaten side 7 King -street, Boulder. to J. Campbell but his shot for goal any other man on the ground. -and beaten so indecisively, to o went out of bounds. Moloney sent away, but S. Campbell marked, and The High and Mighty Australasian after such a champion performance. ST. MARY'S BRANCH, HAI.. another point to Souths was hoisted. Council. Well, to get back to the game itself. Once again the elongated one soared GOORLIE. most agree that it was far from and captured, forwarded, and ChaimTime Ripe for its Abolition. ers gaining possession snapped a "semi" standard. What flashes of . single. Haste now led by a The "Referee" extract given be- real good combined play there was After a deal of scrimmaging H. Camp Came Fortnightly Meeting on Tuesday in bell scored the point that made level low sh cwg that others besides ourfrom three or four on either et. Mary.* Hall. Members are earnestly Chalmers fr om a fre near ScSex Clks. arees sick and tired of to Roll Up. the box boote d m,L anoe- Bonnie ways of the high faluting Australa- side. There was no great teem work the Press Pr contributions received any weekday apparent. The first half saw play . Campbell took a superb mark, anti from 9 a.m. to 6 pm. by the Secretary, In play sent up South's fifth goal. S. J. niLL, secretary. ers fumbling everywhere. "Butter again the red and whig-riaci&men that Victorians consider the Coun- fingers" it is called in cricket. After rerifed the gi;nwdo where Chalmers LialmYers meg; cis an incubus on the game--so it is. half-time. play improved somewhat, fouled, received a free, placed, but "The profits cf the football carQUEALY'S HOTEL kicked badly. Bert Harrold was re- nival in W.A. exceed 12,000 after and the closeness of the finish furNeat Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. nished the excitement that the geneponsible for transference of ply. paying FOR THE Mrs. Queely, Proprietress. expenses of the touring eral play failed wad Bateman was loudly applauded Union Beer on Draught. for a brilliant, and most valuables teams and other match arrange- a great man on to do. Hebbard was the day for the winmints. A dispute now threatens as ners. He seemed roavi:geiCiegi, VdedDusitrirgatp= ubiquitous, and Gunnyon was beating Matson to the disposal of the surplus. The was ever caol, calm and collected,. PELLEW'S BOULDER in the centre. His marking was a League is urging the , immediate His general play was splendid, and m a free For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, feature of the play. Staton kicked down, and J. Campbell mark- disbursement of the funds into suit- then he got two goals, the first one also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. and passed to Sunder- able channels, claiming that as the being the goal that I call won the lavabeauty, who kicked through, but the ball was touched. The kick in was Leagues bore all the expense and match. I place him as beet for Penn JAMES SHEAHAN not a good one, and cam put H. responsibility, they should hayb the East's, with Allen close up; and on Campbell 1n possession, and South's say as to the division of the profits. Wine and Genera. Storekeeper. Souths' side "Bonny" Campbell folsixth goal was on the ,board. From The executive of the Spirit Merchants. Australian lowed Gunnyon, who was far and (W. H. Prop.) JONES, the bounce Sparrow gent to Glees, the leather Football Council (Messrs. Brown- away the best man on the who pthroulaced, and steeredbigopen PIESSE-STREET, BOULDER. ground. the In low,Hickey. and Gill) hold differFor Choicest Quality Only, play again Lutey saved, anding.White Souths were unlucky to lose. As Call and Inspect Our Underground sent on, but out of bounds saved cot views. It appears, therefore. a rule I hold that the side that is in Easts. The scores at the bell week that the matter will have to await front Produce Department. Dairy at the finish should not be South, 6.9 (45 points) adjustment until the meeting of the termed y, but those that watch Ras. 5.9 (39 points). Council late in 1922. The dispute. ed this game will readily admit that MANNION &CRUSE Goalkickerie-South: H. Campbell if it reaches straining point, may in many ways things broke badly c2), and J. Campbell. Earns: Giese. The Goldfields Undertakers, 18 nen'result in the reconstruction or even for the Southerners. Final Quarter. nan-st., Kalgoorlie. Why Do We Lead? They were a From the bounce the ball w we understand our business, Because abolition of the Australian Foot- very team after the game ed down to South's goal -gasetters 'Phone 327. where Hilton marked finely, and was ball Council as at present constitut- physically and otherwise. They conresponsible for transference of play. ed. For a number of years the cider they -lid not get a fair deal The West Australian Association Allen and Bert Harrold brought the J. W. SHEEHAN ball right down to Giese, who waited ""ethority of the Council has been from the umpire. Certainly some of Prime Beef Butcher, Hannan -street, in good position, but Jack Callow In- borne only with tolerance by -the his decisions had a big influence on alleorPoratod.) Tel. 488. rearitana-street, Kalgoorlie. tervened-a real line piece of work League." Telephone 474. Pico:may. the game, but I hold that the um that deserved the applause that came. Chalmers did well in forwarding, but pire was not half as bad as he was Bowtell shone in defence, and helped Competition "Within the College." painted. He had a hard game to AUSTRALIA HOTEL Etude out of a tight corner. Groom The above now received a free, but though his competition was handle, and did fairly well. He made KALGOORLIE down Bate- brought to a close last week at a mistakes -which , kick sent the bail right umpire doesn't, -MORROWP. FRAWLEY. i-roprietor. man, with great dash, relieved, and social gathering. WRITE FOR PRICE LIST which took place And perhaps some of these helped when play went down the other end Good Accommodation for Travellers. Chalmers marked, and passed to sun- in the College Assembly Hall. The Bests to Souths' detriment: but TROTTERS RACE. derland, but the kick was stopped right in the goal mouth. Staton and hall was prettily decorated with the then the reverse held good en occaHARNESS AND SADDLE RACE P. J. RUSSELL Chalmere were both doing many fine College colours-red and black- sions. The The House for Men's Wear. together with pennants and flags. Souths' supporters were very Latest In Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, UnKeep next Thursday night free- Several toasts were proposed, all wrath with Tom Cain -considered A. R. FLINT. Secretary. derwear, Etc. Hannan -et., Kalgoorlie for the Irish Concert. being drunk With musical honoute. he had not "tried." I was informed 'Phone 1474. (OPP. Post °Mee) .
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SEPTEMBER 17, 1921 THE W.A RACORD, SATURDAY. IRISH -AUSTRALIAN sii,i111.1 SOCIETIES. New Sacred Heart Convent at East to della!
A Generous Citizen G)oi Saepti erd Ball
A GREAT SUCCESS. The public have been tint/rine° a most T. M. ct. Georges nail presentedMonday of the generosity of Mr. stun a less no appearance on ',tensing donating in Coombe trout ball dinerent scheme the of very occasion anti tastes are than 15,000 to a scholarship Schol- evening last, the s Lite of the on uertait 01 the Dome of the Good tne Engtisn. (Ward5271. to be known as the "Coombe Secgratitude p. the Mesdames District by vol.Australian voicing organised Laruinai, the Western arship." an the enepneru, ss word elitcnell and C. E. 13arman, retary (Bro. J. J. O'Farrell) regardof the Catholic community of a word is MissIsms.-L10. XIII. boil -Determination asby the advoing the jubilee celebrations of the State to Mr. Coombe for including the secretarial duties being efficientPuish is adan purchase to Carat. Christian the de, iiai project '-executed by Mr. Leo Townsend. The ty not ready monopoiisen soviet,: worthy a his in that a4 now unfortunate is it It was must of the four ens excellency the Governor kindproperty which consisted cates ot a tree Ireland; Brothers College as one SEPTEMBER 17th., 1921 body in motor mishap should occur to Arch- joining private residence Dear Sir and Brother, schools to which the ly granted his patronage. The debeing used by the AnglicanKiley, a beautiful large PERTH. SATURDAY. secondary prevented -Sydney. givwhich creepers Celebrations Clone. plots, Jubilee we are corations were composed of streambishop matured garden this country. Archbishop scholarships are extended, of a very wise from performing the cere- with With regard to the above, the '1 he conditions Mr. Coombe ing his views to a representative the his Grace and splendid lawns, was ers of yellow, artistically draped connected with the blessing to the selec- from the centre of the hall to variacquired property is an Acting Grand Secretary of the Vic - proud. The regard in ono. the 11 est Australian recently on"The monies of stressed has Convent already torten District Das intimated that of the new the to opening commend problem, and addition winners Church as Anglican of boys ous points on the walk A beautibet- the Sacred Heart at Tuckfield- excellent and exclusive sight. his District Board, in the interests tion -the legal connection entirely. The most sat- ful array of flowers and fern hung in Aus- street, East Fremantle. on last Sun- commanding the harbour tit the society, decided to forego the themselvesfeature undefended cases had Nexus' from does it England as 14,000 scheme ot the of months Church the dome. pleaoverlooking of the. from the centre of The function was district, particle holding of tne principal jubilee cele- isfactory of in the Divorce ween and the Church of England in day afternoon. Hedonism, or the pursuit of view is that boys faun Throughout the evening coloured meaning, and been disposed As time and all surrounding of the timed for three o'clock. and although bration 'in Melbourne. and lett it our point we were told that the tralia of River, And sure. with its grosser course doors the the Swan in have the Court. and said school on the larly centred were -lights EngiandState spot recorruptions, to both tram and to the Directory to organise the na- any them for oaneers in eveochanging variety. its attendant vices, of business was extraordin- interview: "'this subject, which has went on, however, anxiety was Catholic College open tohindrance. sinning, is mak- growth unprecede was received it is adjacent same time reason- tienat )unction in Sydney, where achoice the demonstrations of only at is or it ary, and to cope with it necessary-. by the Church of Eng- lieved when a message let romantrain, to the debated without obviousmaterially too been and added his and were rendered last 25 to the above effect, but that ing its appearance ably distant from all business have various circumstances combine to Such is public spiritedness and open. tic effect so essential to the full of European ented steps Collet, land in Australia for the Alterations ly in marry quarters success. The Na- mindedness. distractions. At the Easter sitting of the trial, years, is of wider interest than to Grace would arrive later. greater Mr. C,ximbe's idea ie an a town much so produce which which 01 success daemon were awaiting hie. The leering made to make the residence the Church of Engfile interim as the Archbishop tional Directory in falling in with timely, and he made it a practical work and organisation merited. society has en- 2,373 cases being unde- the members of "In the suggested-- was filled by \'ery Rev. been of intoxicated and trail for lads in the hard view to the requirements of a this arrangement, considers the ut- one indeed. nearly 2,000 of these fact Smart conform moment alone. congratulate may the land organisers that t he was which foremost blessed of re- Fatner Callan, 0.11.1., who A notable throned, and ',invent privacy being schools will for the tuture themselves on having achieved a most credit is due to the Victorian of that rigid fended. possibility of attempts atit is the Convent and briefly addressed importance. glutted with cases desire is to State is kicking at the props of religi- the Court was the union among Christians. have an opening to pursue their distinct success. Sheridan's Band to Convent District Officers. whose discipline which centuries and unable to compete forwithbroken telt that to be able to make any the gathering who assembledentire Au inspection of the new both ex- see that in carrying out the celebra- studies and make the best use of provided beautiful music, which the commands the manifest their interest in and ous effort created, and number of applicants by the gathering revealedWhile it is tion of the jubilee, the society is their ability by way of entry to was fully availed of by the large attempt here in Australia. restless such shameful a ramping, their a What and of exto surprise. Sisters pole rings. the seconceee and obedience be free sympathy with honoured, in the greatest degree Anglican Cnurch must The any one of the four crowd of devotees of the Terpsichorsexes who have marriage In a pectation upon our vaunted Eupresent noble, self-sacrificing work. rioting army of the their imperative that the Sisters them- sible. in the metropolitan area. a ean art who attended. respect for commentary A cost dewhich millions of press her own mind. must be put very practical speech, Father Callan selves must have comfort in which. the N.S.W. schools seemingly forsworn of which is main- lightful supper was provided, the with position digni ropean civilisation conjunction feature In distinct indefinite have save? very to which exerdied the late war at- tenance under such conditions as hall being nicely decorated for the those sobrieties the last gene- dwelt upon the influence that apart from their conventual district officers, the programmeThe are the es- men inis the seperat- an end to. In tact, at held our enjoy over to by had made able call 1916. Sisters be parin of a will up. schools. fled human society, and Orders they drawn to ral Synod in Sydney, exist in the secondary drawn a thick There Every conceivable deli!neve. tached has been will their cises. they to teaching to the churchesthere sentials which have be the jubilee ticularly the Catholic one of the occasion. the children who came under what little leisure the human ed brethren a large committee was appointed to national function cacy was there in abundance, and env time was line of difference between "Children of all desuimina- nothing has been left undonemaxicare. god unite. Never at the tin Thursday, Octobef 20. group. The product of the Coombe the organisation in the supper an the question of the Nexus, the banquet -day To Materialconsider call. and that natures. for "came boarders need Cathoand brute whether the pre- Lions," the speaker said. pruvide for the Cards of invitation will be sent to Scholarship. as pursued in a a worthy vast areas. greater emptying rangements was the object of much their church pews. especially to report ought to desired to conic to the Sisters for mum of home comfort and school of pleasure rules over college, will indeed be all present district officers and past where his sinis- ism is on their sent position is one thatsays comment. A host of For lic empha- tuition. and these with our Catholic conditions to compare with the There are few lands been and Common- complimentaryofficers. and indifference is following State report Directory the .posiThe to Natiunal made adjunct continue. inProtestant. of a me. children, as has been the case with best. An instance-really two ess goon lathes worked untiringly in The leaders ter presence hasn't this purpose I shall be obliged if you wealth, because not alone are ot secu- tically 'No.* The report gives the paganism of heels. see that everyone to fact efforts incur effects be the is evil to the had feature have see selfthis there. adcan or -of College, and tively very near by the names stances this Ladies' see cast mod- ism dinary faculties nurtured by which autonomy in will forward me office provided for, and did it with on modern thought, andprac- thod men and women who have is now called, refused admission, because the Sis- that in the new building, just aslayheld) as early but under the guiding influence of was dresses (stating determination, as itThe to the lumber larism success. The funds than usual more such the heathenish to remodelled receive of its lives to (in their esty and the virtues contribution Church unable "old" given were have the ters possible. Having obtained. teachers who things. tne Dome tit the Good Shepherd will be dif- out), the best room is entirely de- asArrangements of the time, and unless they can be heaps of obsoleteeras have been mace for the uplift of the race, the best ul continued Archbishop numbers. Such as thatbecause of human sell tices stir Protestantism to follow in England," the In benefit to a material extent should the use to girls' selfthe of future, brought to passed through authorities be the can power for voted Railway would ferent more boys with the Sydney and having (if Riley, "now has that is in oreducation as a result of one of the best h40 path of the Catholic Church sat rifice and redemption, an former is the boarders' refectory --a she has ever had. new Convent which I have just concession tares. The "Catholic the surface by was approaching the ganisen suciat functions Perth not unite with it: and re- government than a blessed will provide a good deal ex- fine, beautifully finished room -- for advanced to what Centenary Conference" has been which embraces the formation in main they will Denominational Educa- Australia has formed herself into divine for drawsome the witnessed girls' Calyears of the is Father latter emplant, glimpse Empite, tra accommodation." a establish the while in the character, adopted by the St. Mary's Cathedral in great part has tion, they mutt be prepared to See nation in the great British Mrs. Wilford Mitchell swot stress upon the ing and music room-the best room home Paul of the Angswerl human societyand ing of literality. mid guiding so authorities, the St. Virwent de is now invaded pass from them that which they and is it unreasonable that wish for lan laid particular print handsome iruck tit Wads tulle and somersaulted, and non-Catholic product in the house-furnished soasas rest. is holding a con- truths. shoulee are the Catholic (which These passion Australia Societe. seen. in fierce glicans a surely for and heavenly embroidered with "the well their heritage, by sensualism of our schools in saying that excel- provide enjoyment astheir own ac- gress), and the Hibernian Society rinks after all of true educatjon. georgette, The tact is unde- deem Mrs. C. Hlianaissii, black chat. sapping all that is of re-is autonomy?" for depravity. children would and did make the Tht girls have also new Convent as the title of the celebrations to and as regards non-Catholic boys iii jet. army larism is There inconsiderable creel. airs. L. Sheehan. -light pink meuse; not their adorn the a in niable lent citizens, and would by their commodation matters in connection, with their choice of the Christian Bro ....tee trimmed given their ligon in The Bazaar in aid of the Brunstheir ranks With such simplify with flowers, Mrs. of men and wolnen haveof pleasure. urgent need for unity in Chapel. which is a gem the railway concession fares. Every- thers' College to complete their eduBuilding Fund. which State and Commonwealth ant Church wick infidelity god made of the blue charmeuse, to current at provision O tiara. strawto the acquired all-round stem 9th culture allegiance thoughtful knowledge and coming to take part in the Ca- cation. sure, strong attachment is el concluded on Friday evening the familiarly to trimmings, Mrs. Wanes young for their charges, nothing could bet- one berry weakness. The worldPhysiThose certainly schools. Society -or the thing human success most St. Vincent Catholic the our will celebration, away. unqualified thedral an teachers their breaking inst., was and trimmings grace black charmeuse, happiness iuw,iee, a physician -the in the up to needs The prejudice termed Society brought any and were conduce of realised. ter women Congress, or the Hibernian divest their minds traditions. leper, sum of over £300 being to the de Paul will ur,erard aria gold; Mrs. West. is He who cured the already from the old customs, and gentleness, and were taught to pleasure of girlsbyentrusted therefore be coming to that perhaps was previous)' enter tit the committee worked conscientiously were a break upon cian cnanneuse and earents in raw Jubilee, ...WC., 1.4.4 pans wild pieties which a check to that the Christ who brought care of Sisters are to be congratula- Is. pure and holy and just before the "Catholic Centenary Confer- tanned. In such a' case. Mr. Coombe and well, tomb. and no the is and from the There Aix,. Treatigold, black Lazarus State. togeorgette; Licentiousness achiev- God and man." Continuing, part of the The railway certificates will will have done yeoman service frequent rotting ted on the excellent results in- doubt that any such yowl, ladies ence." sequin cnaz incase, trimmings. gold circumstances ribaldry which is painfully that community advanced, said Murphy. the P. J. of well Rev. is speaker by peace be signed the The building world. Slowuuwers; airs. it. M. Parkes (On or. sisted upon expansion, and where a ill be tutored there and fitted for Adm. of St. Mary's Cathedral, or wards in the capitals of the foundations of OF THE ARCH- ed. and the betterment of society. and when completed will be an Fawlus pos- their place in life in a way that can;,lack slows, satin, cue comfort hanusome ly but certainly the attacked by NEWS of Railmedium a Sydney .)unction. only The J. Dew. L. Brunswick Mr. 'lament to is now DIOCESE. mannered with jet. Airs. Dr. Darker. civilisation are being creatures who sible up till now, larger arca and not he excelled. The College way Department has arranged for ther Doddy wishes to thank all his primrose georgette and, satin, with vicious and godless their Creator. co- better conditions are at last the replete with every convenience: it is the concessions to operate in all tne generously so who friends good lie wish- compact and its situation is quite States excepting Tasmania and inCALENDAR. have forgotten God,night world ant_ seeel trimmings; Mrs. J. F; Walsh. with him in raising such a possession of the Sisters. .iter Pent. operated blessing in their unique and who live in a The whole property is a cluding the Commonwealth line white georgette with touches ot sum to liquidate the cost ed the Sisters every full sin and 18, lath. swat., recrealarge of with measure one, Green, substantial whose masquerades withthe pagans S. a and the blue; ors. James Glowrey, black all wort magnificent to good to Kalgoorlie. from Port Augusta the building. Owing the devil would shame and Compan- of re- success and prosperity. (Applause.) tion grounds, and a big area of land I taffeta with girdle of silver leaves. rot have being Januarius not Railways SS. Tasmanian 19, tickets the the respects M. of last many butts In evening expansion. Monday Red. upon called future On then ler of another day. Callan Mrs. E. Closden, powder blue georunion Father alongside art the probability all of in ions. but replied, is eminturned, the drawing out yet Joseph's Convent gette.C. hand the poor beast of theforfield and Compan- has made flowers in flame date. Mr. Joseph Monoghan is say a few The alterations were carried fare pupils of St. later Eustachius a concession to The St. agree. will at 20, postponed Tu. companionbeen concert annual Hendersuitable Mr. their gave Red. acceding tinder the supervision of In ently more School support will in shades; Mrs. D. S. Rolls, black satin words s:nordinary the particulars ions. and full be two-thirds will was, depraved When drawn, has Theatre. There ship than some of the who and jet trimmings; Miss I. Lillis, The Popular readily to the request, Mr. Mono- son, the architect, whose work on the forward and return His Majesty's fare loose W. 21, St. Matthew, Quarter Tense. paper. gle are this in peoappear young when creatures happens Red. only passionate with ghan voiced his pride in giving been entirely satisfactory. Tickets must be taken as usually Journeys. who are a good powder blue georgette, pink and Girl Competition in connection under the training of the in society to -day, and expression of trimmings; Miss L. A. Plea in Th. 22, St. Thomas of Villanova. out between the same stations on ple was won by Mrs. I. Rod- feeble but his "best at Victoria silver Mercy White. the bazaarnearly menace to all that is held sacred jour- Sisters of return votes. Good regard for the noble women who and 14,600 the forward both MAYLANDS. with with fee flame -charmeuse, silver and gers public before the spread come Tense. the for family life. Square lives Quarter their pretip obbe royal blue peacocks; Miss Billie Linus. gave can harmony: St. tickets F. 23, neys. Through and perfect Red. humourthroughout Not a long while ago in a London programme of music and song, toa Ryan, lemon georgette, draped with in the competition. of Christianity and the education tained from any of the stations alarge (From Our Correspondent.) vailed audience. conappreciative had s and flat there was a sordid tragedy, Quarter speaker Mercy. The of youth." of list. trimmings, rose taffeta belt Lady runner-up flower Our appended good the 24, a Baysin actS was 10. mentioned Mass. Maylands, S and which a young English Society the the delights of the concert White. Miss Kelly Cas- tinued but a short time when the Miss A. McGhie, cream georgette. Tense. Each person will require two certi- share with over 13,000 votes. Miss with ress lost her life, and openedwhich arrival was water, 9. certainly it was a very pleasurGrade's and of his one and signal of jade and gold; Miss forward with touches candidate the for other -one ficates the story was the tieau chapters of a wretchedof that spuriIn this issue Fattier Lynch invites function. The pupils in Matlock, pale pink georgette; votes. It is given, whereupon he concluded amid The annual retreat for the dery at for the return journey. The certifi- able items, and in the exhibi- L. exposed the shady side owls, live iu of the Archdiocese will commence at approximately of7,080 tenders for veramiali extensionsTen gold the organiser and applause. cate for the latter must be present- dancing the intention under the Miss Delaney, black net over Terrace. training. Railway in next physical on ous society which, like cirof the home to tions Perth. his owing North winner of date Archbishop, the The at waist with jade Monastery, from tissue, month and always the committee to present until next Monday ed withintheone Major Emmott. looked flowers; finished the night, and is ever apriviz.. by 16th direction ofand Bierman, adder:as. cumstances, was brief in his re-a tiers ars open Miss Doris de- Monday week. September 26. Conference, opening strange illuminated an wa,s of with plans the efficiency quest and in 3, their feverishly attractive, tortnight, October marks, but said that he "came at crepe-de-chene and georgette, of all our by ar- N ovember. who has lights. The hidden life tribute to the excellent training cot there will be a Brother Bourke, O.M.I., Industrial Lockington. S-1., very 'practical' moment." Continu- can be inspected meantime that saxe blue hand made flowers: Miss lout Father is thought Rev It for has Very cities Joseph's, St. at them European to great the bur- rangement. grey and green georgette; number of members (other than imparted criticism been at else Giendalough will deliver his grand lecture on ing, his Grace dwelt upon was well worthy ot Ida been the subject of sharpcorrection for the past 16 years, returns "Catholic Ireland" in the Fremantle den of Catholic education upon the invited) coming to The part singing applause The usual fortnightly- meeting of which fol- Miss Maudie Mitchell, cream chars by moralists; but for its legislation School by the Themistoc- Town Hall on Tuesday next, Sew Catholic people, who "founded and the Hibernian Society will be neld Sydney,specially the appreciative of Europe to desirous be -day to with real pearls would who trimmed meuse, of were items we find no evidence and en Monday night next instead of attending the juoilee banquet and lowed. The dancing The many boys who passed les. at 8 o'clock. Admission sustained their own schools, public the teachine and tulle; Miss R. Frost, yellow satby those bodies who control. or are through his hands will remember tember 20th, such excellent. and showed as there will be a social other functions. meet To is confidently an- were also taxed to provide it and flowers; Miss and Tuesday. in over georgette 1/, moralities the and 2/ the is Esler, control, to Peggy and supposed Miss leg- Brother Bourke with gratitude ticipated that a large attendance education facilities for the State at evening in the Hall for the Bazaar. cases, it has been decided to issue ability of A prominent Doreen O'Hara, lemon charmeuse. of citizenship. When American affection, and will join with us and will greet the distinguished lecturer. large. It was a double burden, but Members ple,ase make a point of tickets at a cost of one guinea which dancing mistress. emu wattle and girsaloons with trimmed drink Miss was the at eveninv struck the of islators * friends in wishing a Catholics are prepared and willing being present. will admit the holder Will the func- performer of spring flowers; Miss Mercia tarried a his many other his and the American people McMahon, who clever rendition dle will to bear it to give their children the it was him a safe return to the land of Scott, buttercup satin, purple and Friends of Mr. Jack Dwyer been There has been a popular girl and tions embodied in the Hibernian B. vote against the drink traffic, of "Little Joe" was a very pleasant has the Church desired. The boy competition commenced for the programme. he that was birth. education hear to evil is pleased grape relievings; Miss Dulcic he green giant a entertainer little are thought that As this is the only rem I beg to ask that you will br7ng surprise. This stranger to the Scott, black motif, relieved tonnete would be lucky in the East. arc!, is playing results of our Catholic schools Bazaar. scotcheri, and that society The Rev. Father Prendergast left with Fuller's Dramatic Players. In highly satisfactory." his Grace said. petition this year in connection the foregoing, together with the evidently notThea entertainment -but cherries en suite: Miss A shade menace was insidious an of Saturday relieved he and continued. "the Sisters' tuition with the Bazaar there should be programme, under the notice of the "boards." F were Perth for Geralckon last letter to a friend in Perth He and the audi- Smith, black charrneuse, Miss with other evils equally as vicious Father M. Sheehan har awrites had been proved to be up to and some excitement before it closes. members in your district, and let good in everyitspart. the future. of of Plea- morning. hopefully frepale pink georgette, Taatie. appreciation contrived by the votariesmodes to Leonora of education The names of competitors will be me have not later than 3rd October. ence showed glamstandard appointed the the beyond been Dethridge. Miss by experienced trimmings; sequin already has new Praise its progress. sure, who found set by the State or imparted by any mentioned in next week's issue with the names of those requiring guinea quently 'during our of the Sydney footlights. lie responsible for its pale pink charmeuse, silver lace which they could pay their tribute The Rev. Brother Columbanue. - tickets, together with a cheque cov- is due to those played in "The Pride of other school. Generally speaking, result to date. Miss B. Dil of the St. Joseph's maintain trimmings and flowers;silver to the devil. One sectidnfor, of the Marist Bro- has already terrible had General production. reschool and essential Assistant is the Catholic It Chin," amount. held the and "Chin be ering sequin as will dance and social A and the pupils low, pink georgette, traditions, people had been legislated inspec- thers, paid an official visit to b c. the Prairie" best Practical its ed against. as only a the Term odds to contend "For information, in this eeenhave to appeared on Tuesday Horan. jade green, of Miss cently Hall trimmings; Town efficiencv battalions in the by the of Norcea, New is watched good evidence that, College, of aware gave fully speaks were can Ildephonsus' tickets He Catholics of such law, Life." by number limited trimthe organised silver Natural and of being trainvelvet His is black with tors under the authority prominende during the week. after having return of gratefully of his fellow artists. and they always made it their prin- ing next, It 'if their mental and physical J. P. Sheerly, and should be lie issued. and for certain functions mings; Miss Hilary Rolls, white another comes into-the giddy. ed from the Eastern States. New very show their appre- Mr. ing by the Sisters of Mercy. to him. reto business will kind cipal many how very know must been we pink the stall-hoelers pale have as all Matthews, who G. Miss affair, satin; a great where he without restrictions The gor- Zealand. and the Islands,tour of in- Jack has grit, and we wish him the ciation in a practical manner." His are in competition at ticket .selling. quire to be accommodated. the net over glace, hello. and blue whirling flounced, frilled and who on an extensive for his delay in Parishioners. roll up and help Mr tickets will be forwarded you on re- J.- how to retain members in apologised carried Grace luck. tafgood gold cancers of Treadgold, best Miss human regara flowers; and collegew geously clad eenety with particular reaching the Convent, and appealed are spection of the schools with his lady helpers to ceipt of the advice, __desired. and silk net, with black silk turn night into day, andlifewho she CtUc.St.O. Ut avoitt...uce feta points to the gathering for a liberal re- Sheerly under the direction of the Order in certificates railway contributor the any regards As as one. black net: esteemed a record An J. Foley, show this Miss human make roses; to arrears. Columbange as dangerous of the Sisters us losses siirougn the the antipodes. Brother supply of these is being forwarded that beisides the Sisters of St. spouse in recognition Miss O'Reilly, pink georgette with Parishioners will be sorry to hear aunder excressence that ever needed the genuineness of nut On separate cover. It will be 4. Hu.. so make orancn meetegs silver founded by the late saintly magnificent work in their midst. surgeon's was struck withthese Eileen St. John trimmings; Miss urgent application of the parts, and ex. Joseph, his Grace that Mr. Mat. Ryan is in in Good Sisters popular. the the of me Catholicity behalf to furnish you for McKillop. withMary necessary as cities, satin; Mother big at the growth Samaritan Sisters are an Australian thanked all present for their attend- of God Hospital with pneumonia. with the names of the persona to es- Fostering Juvenm.e branches, and Sinners. pretty green knife. In all our torn pressed amazement satin Leth cream recovery. speedy a Monaghan, him Norah general. opening wish (Si M'e all out exception, if the veil were there Church, the inspect them to invited stability of Others rue ciessrausaisj and strong. and certificates. 400 ance, these you issue whom over life, and secret Order. trimmings. their lace He is away from such tat colleges ammo SC-ou,S. silver ly speaking. in the Islands. Perpetual Adora- both buildings before leaving the HOME OF GOOD SHEPHERD and the station from which they Australia. are the Sisters of tone us Catholic would be exposed much to stagger community grounds. cases asseatly impressedto with travel, as the Railway Authorities o.- -is sue souasgansation Everybody knows the Y.A.L.. and APPEAL. decent citizens. Isolated leave our great tion, Brisbane wellreluctant the of is and saes, number r rientay acivieues, oesirabler he large the the after also, information in are Amongst this require There scandal only). what it really stands tor, 'our own Coluraeuch as that in the dope Brother eters. FAIR. ins country. Neville WESTRALIA Fathers together with the return 7.-Miscenaneous in young Joseph, in Bathurst. wishers present were St. Conference. of boys,' which brings us to the Sisters W.A. ...OIL -day to to the London flat, the revelations Fremantle invited baeus embarks at ..1,-ALeil.o.rs are from the better known Or- and Casey, O.M.I. (who with Father The following PROGRAMME of of all unused certificates. on Wednesday next, at connection with the death of ina for South .Africa, travelling by the distinct South we aisuye sun- tact that Perth. New Noma. Callan have been lavish in their in- NATIONAL DANCING COMPETItit .../UW pepe.s uu His Yours fraternally, big theatre, actress molloy's der at Convention. young American film tne Or- terestedness, attention and assist- TIONS in aid of the Home of the tie read at an Themistocles. is to there MULLEN, J. L. Then jects public etc. made "Our Boys," who are at one Boulder. the 'Majesty's, ie Prance, and a latest Good Shepherd Appeal will be carNational Secretary. the country, will preder of Nursing Sisters called "Our ance at all times and in the touring present has by the arrest of Arbuckle. the cineC.SS.R.. Murray, Father Rev. Elizabeth-st.. Lady's Nurses." founded at Bondi, work of alteration and re -arrange- tied out by the Caledonian Pipe sent their final effort in their prema star, on a charge of murder, after at. Marys Drama. Kalgoorlie. completed retreats for the Sisters of Sydney, but not yet approved by ment), and the Mayor of Fremantle. Band, at the Wertralia Fair. at the Sydney, sent big offensive in the way cti a night's frolic in his rooms. only St. John of God Convent, Subiaco. the tortnightly meeting ofin the August 29, 1921. Mr. F. E. Gibson. M.L.A. of William -street, Perth, COMSt. foot the Holy See, and, finally, the Bre., . . monster entertainment. The counplace give us a warning of what occurs tools branca conat of above OCTOtherefore. Baptist, of the John SATURDAY, advancement. aegis St. An of the MENCING and is happening under oil Tuesday evening. try touring party will be ofaugmentRev. Father Treacey. C.SS.k.. con- there Awry's the Orsiderable importance to the withal- BER I. PROGRAMA' E. iiawler. ed by the Perth members bro. European civilisation. It is not cluded a retreat at the Convent of Brooklyn Park, Adelaide. P.e tne titre inst. lengeable reputation that Catholic of the MemHIGHLAND FLING. under 6 October. einitign to say they are merely ',etne anavoidab e absence ganisation. The funds the Geod Shepherd Yesterday. in Western years (entrance fee Is.). presioen benefit. le .;w, to are The very large circle of hie:ids education has achieved with tinnier. Building orial lated cases. They are evidence of taro. I. Mary's St. Communion, General presto:wilt, great people Six years and under 9 Years, High. 16.- Cathedral. Communion break- vi tamepay tor tit 6s 8d was passed readers, this is one of the fittest enJames Snigg, will regret to Australia must again For many what is obvious to observant society The Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Mr.that .auk he entered the Hospital pleasure be recorded. land Fling, Sheen Thruibhais, Irish that this season has team retrograde movement in fast, Sydney Town Hall. Convent, Tuckfieldestreet. Fremanto Onus.. e. Casson and ,j. it. ttyan. tertainments See to it--be there. 1902, the Sisters jig. Swere1 Dance, Sailor's Hornpipe ,since week in fact the years, during Gcd of John the St. of Grace which if not checked w:11 come into Mass for deceased i ne tormer is, iietortunateiy, still provided. to thank his 19. -Morning: desire Houndtle First Missions des event). Everyeach AlDame Is. Notre fee later. of operation. Bro. Oblate Sc- undergo an shameless prominence Rev. the members, St. Mary's Cathe- innvitee Si' resume tenployment. I:orn.. have zeal- (entrance and second prizes. will prey and hope for his ed from Highgate Hill) carried to ready we read that dope circles are Archbishop, dral. Civic Reception of In- nan, being iii tram on and the many friends who ane ously and successfully Nine years and under.13 Years. Tenders are invited for Verandah being formed in one of the Eastern Fathers. Lord now at eta the of the speedy recovery. by is soil members opening on. the terstate at in present of teaching nas ucciareu were duties Thruibhais. May lands Presbytery. Fling, Sham their arduous cities, and that a number of undesir- new Convent on Sunday last, for MU. Y. liacKett Extensions, Mayor of Sydney. Opening of usual VOCat11/11 of Highland district Sailor's Dance, anecdotes Sword devilish Ilympton-Paknyra 'the their Eastern Jig, Railway Terrace (next Post Irish pleasant 154 attempting Some fiat All ables are to Convention. and Society clearance H.AC.B. contributions nis inconvenifee tor generous much (entrance their O'Dea appneu under Clog counand Fremantle All particulars at PresbyHernpipe, Waltz of Messrs. Monoghan methods of corruption in this Afternoon: HA.C.B. Society lows Lirancn, winch was granted. (Mice). hardship owing Is. each event). First and seconi Tenders close kind wishes. Al628. have blown in upon us. Joseph's ence and a deal of accommodation. try. and rese tory. Tel, October Convention. business a brotner 3. Lowest or Convent proper the the of the lack at places to prizes. oratory was splendid In Germany and other All Hal- on Monday. not necessarily Evening: Social Re -Union. accepted. the The time had long since arrived uenee being in that town,the CHAMPIONSHIP of JIG IRISH tender aey Conpolice have to interfere in the in- LOCAL AND GENERAL. tion, and he was superb under sterlSociety - Morning: 'H.A.C.B. FATHER LYNCH. lows wnl quicidy realise when it became essential to look for W.A. Open (entrance fee 2s.). Open 20. patronage of his big Hibernian terests of public decency to compel acquisirecent tc vention. order their of in the circumstances ing qualities IRISH REEL, SINGLE, women and even y-ourig girls to 'Campanile" writes: The interest- friend during the reading of Man - improved Afternoon: Harbour Excursion. tion )rum this branch. Bro. HacFirst and sec. cope with modern scholastic re- (entrance fee Is.). IN MEMORIAM. dress decently. ing article on New Norcia appearing W A. address to Archbishop ilibernia0 Evening: Jubilee Banquet. such and prizes. kett carries to his new best What wasn't in the address quirements and attain results. To wt at can we ascribe th.s move- in your last issue refers to vest- nix. Trip. wishes CONNOIJI.X.-Of your charity, de--Motor very of to-day the own 16 years, High- 21. his affairs to to ,off es the Simply years 600 John supplied only environmeut Thirteen to decay? 500 eloquently are he towares that ment there pray for the soul of Thomas The ate Ladies' land Fling. Sheen Thruibhais. Sword 22. - Visit to St. Patrick's Ecci."sias- ttit his runner associates. sect". ments old. life mand. The Sacred Heart at that heathenism inculcsted by This recalls to my mind bat. years Connolly, who departed this tical Seminary, Manly, and uety's Jubilee is creating quite a East Dance, Sailor's Hornpipe, Irish Jig. College and its class rooms Strathat 1914, Archbish20, larism, which is permeating our civ- that the Perth Cathedral tower posat on September Afternoon Tea of both Fremantle have been a familiar Waltz Clog (entrance fee 2s each stir amongst the members and on Perth. ilisation, and which seeks to destroy sesses, in the shape of the Sunday West Palace. cone-street. said op's support be the can it prizes. but given for years, event). First and second the ethetical teachings of Man's Reof His Excelien- Preaches, andbe ut an urereeenelled bell, a Spanish memento that can whose soul, sweet Jests* have Contest sight with certainty that, as well known Boys Only (open) Highland Fline, s24.-Entertainment The godless literature of ,not indeed vie in age with the vest- Log Chopping deemer. lency the Apostolic Delegate, that should mercy. manta of the Irish Jig. Sword Sailor's Dance. epoch tut the society's this nature. and the age, and the godless philosophy which was at any rate WESTRALIA FAIR CARNIVAL as the Conventof was, Clergy. but Hierarchy, ments, the best were guests who be une of the large number Hornpipe, Sheen Thruibhais (enof the secularists, and godless cast when the Stuarts still sat on JOHNSON.- -In loving rememlsrarsce at a Conversazione. history should SQUARE, PERTH Delegates the function, under Sunday's Orphanage last event, at each attempted defeat Is. on to present fee functions ever schools, are combined of our dear wile and mother. Sydney Town Hall. the Throne in England. It bears the trance and who availed themselvestheof two Iliberniauism on the goldbees free). :hristianity, and to supplant Christ it the sacred names, "I.H.S. Maria" Mary Johnson, who died at Nor13 Best Cathedral Centenary Celebrations. aegis of The the and 12, (open.. 11, take inspecting will October of TULLOCH 0' function opportunity REEL invocation fields. tham, on 21st. September, 1919. in men's hearts. ("Jesus, Mary") and the Nobis," as social in St. Marv's storey building (which from this Set of Four (entrance fee Is I. Na ()...tober. smoke a of Ora Pro Millions of men were a while agone form Inserted by Clem, Carmel. Gwen. Hagata, "Sancta by Hall on Saturday, November '26th. and for cut will,he the girls' dormitories. All Competitors must be in 21.- Pontifical High Mass, suiteArchKevin. involved in a terrible struggleagain 1876." What may be the "Anno also amazfrom were rooms) music committee at* Spence, Costume. study "R. P. Mo. Most Rev. Dr. £25 16 -INCH UNDERHAND A most energetic the preservation, we are told maker's name appears as be house tional at Came loving memory of interested le discover that the Que ENTRIES will be taken bishop of Adelaide. Address both branches is making aarrangeHANDICAP. JOHNSON. at would and again, of European civilisation. acBvstamante." 241 living state'. social Depot. provided now Cycle Aer.htill from not ate up Clune, we has Dr. bell. Britannia and Rev. success ),ell's by Most our dear daughter and and the history of this ments, Tne struggle is over, ..120 know to .. ing Sisters Hay the at Prze the in .573 First note commodation for both William -street: A. Craigie, Shepherd bishop of Perth. Mary, who departed this too sure that European civilisation viewpoint is the cardinal their 1919. F-3 under 21. . will .. Prize placed Good the tariff girls for Second of September Sydney The the on the searching in Home Concert. awl are We Northam. Centenary is yet safe. all their actions A valued contributor sends Such condi- street: £2 are in any Sacred Heart of Jesus have 'Mere,/ Office. 52 Royal Arcade. charge as boarders. thes Third Prize Town Hall. new slogans --politicians are always following extract from a 'letter writsurely induce all inwho had long Appeal a's by soul. her intolerable sung incidentals -cries on Mass, the catch tions. High new Newman: for Perth. 22. -Pontifical en the alert way acquainted ten by the late Cardinal father keen, at length became impossible Right Rev. Dr. Dwyer, Bishop necessary to the success of such en- --Inserted by her sorrowing what is wrong with the slogan, Replying to a letter from Father NOMINATIONS CLOSE with to endure owing to several causes. VERT REV. FATHER LOCKING Mrs. Jahn What is there liopkins, S.J., in which he recorded of Maitland. Address by Most tertainments. prompt a ready and and mothers (Mr. andCharlie "Back to Christ?" atWEDNESDAY. and p.m. 1' increased were Secretary, which Archkey. of Si.. confrontTON, brothers, principal and Rev. Dr. Barry, Co.-Adj. ibjectionable to making it the affirmative response when his experience of the anti -English on tendance of students, necessitating a Medico bishop of Hobart. Ted. note of the war against degeneracy feeling in parts of Ireland. the late September 28. Acceptance Deliver his Grand Lecture on with a passport guaranteeing ed necesWill with staff Acceptby 10s; teaching comfor sung Mass, 3rd pray the increased High ground. Nominations, 23.- Pontifical and national decay? Newman wrote on --Of your charityof my dear first-class evening in congenial 'CATHOLIC IRELAND". the Cardinal1887: sary extra accommodation and the His Excellency the Apostolic pany for 3/6. The providential por- KING. "Your letter is an ap- anCe, 2s 6d. And who will deny that in our of the repose of the soul March, admission for the In Most prorequests by Address most who Century continued account that King, reDelegate. 20th. that of not on early years of this to mothe. Margareton September detion is in charge Last two years" performance IS, premoni- palling one, but There is one conresident girl students whichE had curt Rev. Dr. Duhig. Archbishop of ficient caterer, Mr. P. Byrne. FREMANMIE TOWN HALL civilisation is showing theand parted this life untrustworthy. with nominations. refused. quired moral reluctantly omit be On you Brisbane. corruption which of =aligns however, re1916. sideration, and,. die were. 20. be inwill Prospects have should the as Jesus, that they The following subjects Take the terrible . TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER us. Every lover of Irish music so Oh. Sacred Heart of soul. --the Irish patriots hold .themselves .to (Authorised by Axemen s Leagtte.) sults of their tuition cussed at the Convention: its effect be at the Town Hall on Thursday Admission-2/ and 1/. mercy on her crease in cone.ubinage as 'manifested direction for the never have ofyielded and that limitation in any and, thereto the incomparable -Inserted by her loving daughter. 1. -National insurance England, listen to in the Divorce Courts; take consway of night Music source the a Irish was of want of room on Friendly Societies. been under her Remember the Feast crime calendars, take cur vital stetmelodies of Moore. on the the fore, never havehave the Sisters. An opportunbeen rebels. 2.-How to obtain new members. TOM MOORE, Hon. Secretary, cern to at at the Perth Town Hall, ietics-all show that Christ want- laws. and never of Ar- ity rare and exceedingly good, force Royal the Floor), 22nd. (Second diminish Teacher and the Reformer isand not. 52 does Room in This last presented itself. it suggests that cade Ha street Perth. ed in the home, the school, your picture, but ....,. . . (It was announced in civic life. I utte an Ire-nnanMUICOVCI. ;wart a COO. tlq111,1.1ity, Inc ifISO character u112 1
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THE W.A. 1(BOORD,(1 SEPTEMBER `17,` 1921 school hluhiatz. but in tee ehelte, of II hedge "'Tidier ;:o.-1 s je-ovidStates, lil-sse' ence, the UM to) with civil and religious liberty. has. r recently lied. three Cardinals
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From Our Correspondent./ half to religious instruction for October will seen be here, and TWO ENHTING METHODS OF young children C.11 it the Mary's Mount Bazaar. thiflcru .\rchl,ishops.. eighty-eight with 2nd. Grade.-The First Commuevery true Bishop,. mid .. r ten thousand eimsequente it iiehuves To guide us in the selection of a nion Class follows the same order priest,. This rnielitg fierce, with Cathelie ti, put ever,the available last few method for religious instruction, let within the class period they have a teachers. in choral .,trace of energy este its ariiiics In cacti by the ,irgaitised us glance at the two best known larger text to memorise. and selesS and college, is untiring in seeial events being stalls Make this appeal methods in existence to-day. one in grade the complete text appointed it, On it- by iu,..,-ept and exaMple respectie . memory, to be committed must Germanto lie. Talk in deserves the other success it end France tile' young and the old in the employing it to increase the pros to The French met- They avoid the charge levelled of it and work for it. It IS your speaking lands. The Irishwoman's Vow. To apply even' station iif life their duty to duty. and a pleasant and charitable hod is called the Sulplicien or Met - against our system of parrot -like reFourth all. of perity country. all himself to production fur the gen- God, to cotaitry and to hUttt:tllll e'. VAV to thee. rny of the Catechism, by havIt was publish- petition one. bed of St. Sulpice. Ex-emigressinan Donoh,,, earthly things above, ing all the memory work thoroughly eral benefit, instead of thinking Mrs. 11. Rupee whi, cenducted ed in Rome in 1832. It is a detailed Entire and whole and perfect. the duty is fulfilled by regular churchand prepared in class by explained of eecouat system of the admirable Fremantle's Catholic Bookshop fur recvice of my loveThe the teacher end the pupils. going and the saluting of the na- French General Honours a Priest. the last fete years. has removed to catechization carried out in the par- two months oreceiling their Pint The love that never falters, the 11,0 tional flag, while at the same tint, DupanBishop A touching ceremony wok place Cottesloe, where by her live meth- ish of St. Sulpice. that stands the test. he appr.,priates the major portion iii June last in the city of liourges. work, Communties is a time of special dehis great in loup, of Orleans, dearherthe firmly establish ods, she should That lays upon the altar of the products of the earth Fifth "The Ministry of Catechising," de- votion and instruction. Canon Chaboisseau, for twenty-five est and the best: to respect the assieietitin, of the years chaplain of the Iltatrges garri- self in a little while. During this time they assemble hi velops the method fully. the The loyc that never falters. the love worker, The Hibernia', have entered into Sixth -To avoid of son, had just received the cross The following is a brief deacrip- Church for a two -hours' class twice that lays the price. adoption of violence. because ',pre.. the Legion of Honor as a reward their rifle shooting with much en- tion of the method as used in the per week. Then the whole Catechthe' undaunted makes that love The and many a good time elementary classes-that is. thqse ism is gone through, explained and .ion engenders revolt:they for his devotion to the wounded thusiasm, final sacrifice. be spent now by the members. !aid Special stress There memorised. ue to eleyee years. luring the war. Twenty five years will classes Molly Parr,. Enniskillen extort should be made to pro- are three grades--ist. (7 to Ih, is on the duty of prayer and other chelaiisseau met at the An Great Austrian Scholar Honoured. mote me inter -branch competition confesthe the general for III. preparations to ,iirrison a very brilli.titt young tab- now that a number of the branches the Elementary: 2nd. (9 f1 c iironioiiiin ot the celebrated At Muddle in Palestine. er. Lieutenant Pendia', and a life First Communion Class; 3rd (11 to sion before Holy Communion. 13aron Prof Ludwig von are taking the matter up seriously. 201. the Catechism for perseverance the end of this term there is a regumg. faithful friendship grew up (ht the question of the Palestine Pastor, who since the Armistice hits It would uncloubteillv prove a de- follows often eleven rears, lar examination held, and only the Lieutenant Pene- cide experiment, the Spectator, which acted as charge d'affaires for the between them. draw for the society. 1st. Grade. The Elementar, class successful candidates are let on. The prefers to call it a "blunder," de- Austrian Republic, latch, to the Ion has become General Penelon. He His (Isaac Archbishop Clone bless- usually lasts about one hour and a successful ones now receive special was secretarv-geoeral of the prestclares that the adventure may post /y Extraordinary I1114 There are six distinct stages instruction on Mass and Holy Com-bring us shame, trouble and loss," Minister Plenipotentiary to the clei,cy if the Republic. attached to es' and evened a new Satred Heart half. They also go to conies He rons.,,,,r at East Fremantle en Sun - in the class, with intervals betwsee munion. NI. Poini an, and M Deschanel. and sums up its effects as follows: Hole See. has given great pleasure 4i. ,ley a(ternisel last it, the presence each, consequenily the long time sin once a fortnight. They have "We are earning the hatred of the ti, the holy See. and to the many of a Pales, 1:iri..te tniaage of of and of three days before the fro alarm. the soon not a retreat As class need /11 Willie viven to the Arabs and the Christians friends the Baron has made Hi tine, without gaining the gratitude Rome, sines: he went there in BNB he read in th, "Oilicsd journal" the well-wishers of thy community. The Petween the eteps there is an in great day of their First Comm, That day is one of great Mon. or sympathy of the fews. either in as (fired, of the Austrian Ilistitri- iiimointinent iit his former chaplain newly -act Itiireil premises are a vain. ti real slway we The morning lo the the rank of Cheyitiier of the Le- able anit The ist. Stete--',I.g children are solemnity in France. Palestinr.`, out Of it. Instead Pope 'Lea Mlle by to eat Institute. hated most College. text of gion of on the actual they all assemble to assist at Minor, General interrogated after Pe: don nation the are becoming ill- giving him access to the Secret Ar- wrote from BOIIII. requesting that The girls We a The levenile Hibernia", met un the Catechism. They have to mem- Mass And Thanksgiving. by the laws. him fearless upon and urging chives 1,10,fl with the Frentli, and we arts frankness in the tight of documents 'he be given the pleasure of pinnine hion.lay evening in St Patrick's orise acurately the complete text of wear white dresses and the boys a not easing. but irritating. the people found there. greatly fostered the his own cross on the cassock of Ilan when Tiro. Gallagher presided the Catechism to this grade. In all white badge for eight days afterHe therefore i-'es a good meeting. Lastly. we are incur- Professor's opus magnum, the "His- Canon Chaboisivau. ,,f Egypt. The quarter subjects in French schoels there is wards-a reminiscence of the Cale. ring an annual expenditure of some tory of the Popes." from the West- made a special trir. to Tiourges from lust ended has proved very sad., twice the amount of memorising chumens, whe wore white for eight that we have in these countries. days after receiving Holy Coaan,ueight or nine millions which we can ern Schism through the Renais- the banks of the Rhine. and in a factory from every point of view. inroom of the rectory. by the bed of requires our careful con- nion -when they 'were baptised its the ill afford, an expression wholly this .1 treat is in store for Fremantle- This fact sance to the end of the Fith. cen- the eisti r of the new member of the eirfhlems of joy and innocence. ites shortly, when Very Rev. Father sideration. adequate to represent what have volumes which efght tury-of present Legion of Honor, wl-o the has Step.-They are examinat been an The 2nce us to Grade.-From eleven years on means waste already been published, and some invalid for more months. he pin- Lockineton. S.L. will lecture on ed on the subject of the discourse the3rd. Catechism of perseverance is the Further. we are very likely six inure are to follow. time. "Catholic Ireland." Tide distilsPius S. ap- ned Ole decurvtiiitt on his friend. iruished Jesuit is famous throughout given by the priest at the last class. text used. Those three grades preparing for ourselves an exuendi- pointed kilos Secretary to the Cartitre not, of tens but of hundreds of clinalitial commission for Historical the length and breadth of the Com- here exact repetition is neither re- complete the regular system. The quired nor expected. period from 11 to 20 years depends ntillions in the. near future. Such a Studies. and lienedit monwealth as a SlIONAll masteranind and al! UNDERWOOD BUSINESS The 3rd, Step.-A discourse usual- on voluntary attendance. With bill is quite possible if an outbreak his appreciation of his work by en should rise eterv- etidea,our ft be of civil war takes place between the tarely defraying the cost of the two present. 7remasitle is not often ly lasting about twenty minutes is the lower grades all the classes emshow To the priest explaining tt e given by Arabs." bine for religious instruction. Sevthe jeers and favoured with such a treat. It will COLLEGE last volumes. Austria has everySometimes he eral teachers co-operate in teaching that this is no exaggerated picture. thing to gain by being represented he remembered that it was Father actual text in hand. gives a brief outline explaining also the class. The priest presides and the Spectator appeals to a careful by such a man as this-who com- BUSINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. Lockington who so ecathingie reare portion of the Ili -tore cf Re- gives the signal for the exercises. reading between the lines of cit. bines refined diplomatic ability with plied to the vile innuendoes levelled Time Full Business Course, six hours The text which is to be ligion. Then another teacher keeps order Herbert Samuel's recent speech with the most profound learning. per day, l20 for the year, payable at the Jesuits and their "oath" some fur the next class is now and, notes the absentees. Another its revelation of perplexity and its Course, comparatively t5 per term. A Year's short time back. memorised as as possible f three hours per day, C12, payable Watch for the date. explained directs the singing during the in interpretation of Mr. Balfour's 'weE3 per term in advance. EVENthe priest. This is the Praelectic tervalr. elaration about the Jewish national To Combat Radice/ism. Another registers the STUDY ONLY-Shorthand ING "The new definition." we home. Believing that Catholic literature Typewriting, and Bookkeeping- A MEMORY OF THE FENIANS' elf the Renaissance at work in reli- marks and notes the certificates of gious instructinte who have been to confession. three evenings per week, C2 toe those are assured, "negatives almost all/ is one of the most effective safeESCAPE. per term. 4th. Step.- The- written notes of Big parishes usually have these the claims not only of the extreme guards against radical labour thedisceurse are now- examin- four teachers. The whole method Zionists. but of the Jews. who look ories and an effective means of BUSINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. Monday, April Mu, 1876. Fre- previous homogeneous Boys, slit of a Full Course for Thus a check on the boys' makes the teacher more important Special ed. for the formation spreading the gospel of good citizenmantle was greatly agitated owing hours daily, Bookkeeping and AcThis ship, three prominent New Mexico knowledge is secured. It is also than the text. though insistme on Jewish State in Palestine." counts, Economic History, k,cutio- to the daring escape from Freman- an "expressive method." and be- the text as neeessart alwave. raises the question whether it is the firms have subscribed for 1,500 Technology, tle Gaol edected by six mic Geography and declaration as generally understood copies of "The South -Western CaBusiness Mathematics, Conauercial Fenians imprisoned them.. of the comes a means of mstking the lesson The Higher Grades in 'Trance. These important. English and COrrespOndence, °Mee or this new interpretation of it tholic," the new official organ of the kinds of. secondary schools Procedure and Business Method, six men, Robert Cranston. Michael 5th. Step.-A short practical diswhich is to stand. According to a Archdiocese of Santa Fe and the Economics Harrington, Civics and Elementary Thomas exist in France, lycees." State aidDarragh, correspondent in Palestine of the Dioceses of El Paso and Tucson, -f20 for the year, payable t5 per James Wilson. Thomas Bassett, and course is gis-en or. how to make the ed, and "ecoles libres," under Cainterpretation new Sign of the Cross. morning and term. Spectator. if the which made its first appearance last Religious inEVENING STUDY ONLY, three Martel Hogan, made good Thee es evening prayers. Mass, and prepara- tholic management. had been the original one. "an in- July. The copies will be distributweekly, Lit 105, per term. cape despite the energet;c mea- tion for confession. It is an object struction in at lycees is safeguardfinity of heart -burning and bitter- ed among the employees of the con- Call evenings or write for further particulars. sures on the part ed. by the State with a conscience of the Governlesson the priest actually doing all ness and disastrous loss of British cerns, which include 'Phone 2357. the Chem, ment to reciipture them. clause of the widest possible range. By their this before the class. prestige" would have been avoided. Copper Company, the Swastika Coal UNDERWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE, uniform good conduct Attendance of such lectures is purethee had WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, 6th. Step Lastly, the Gospel of The correspondent adds thOt the Company, and the Phelps-Dodge won the confidence of the prison ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. Consequently the the day is read and the meaning ex- ly voluntary. Zionist Organisation has so com- Company. A two-hundred page autherities, and were authority of the teacher is lowered. employed at work to settling becomes a reading This pletely failed in edition marked the first publicawork where strict supervision was plained. BEDFORD HOTEL lesson. Between those definite because he cannot afford to 14 sevthe Zionist immigrants who have tion of the new paper, which will be impracticable. i3oth these facts steps hymns are sung or prayers re- ere or to demand any work. The been pouring into the country at ordinarily published in editions of MURRAY-STREET. contributed largely to their escape. Spiendid Accommodation for Country cited in chorus. What a small part time allowed is one hour per week. the rate of 1 000 a month that it has twelve pages, of regular newspaper Tama Moderate. Thor- On this particular day, Wilson and Its rank in the school curriculum is been necessary to start relief works size, eight of which will he in Eng- Visitors. oughly Renovated Tnrougliout. tiEthittlE Harrington were working near the of the whole clashperioe_ is devoted very low. It is not mentioned on congregated to the actual hearing of lessons! It for them. Many have lish and four in Spanish. The pub- AUBURN, Proprietor. long jetty now demolished), dran- follows the Renaissance idea of de- the great day in every French Lyin towns like Jaffa, where their com- lication will be the official organ, steel and Bassett were at work at voting two-thirds of the class period me, the solemn distribution of petition with the Arabs has caused in Spanish, for Denver. The "South -orison, Hogan was painting the something worse than ill-feeline sefi Western Catholic" has been capitalBRYANT & WATERS the teaching and preparing the class prizes. Its place in the list of subComptroller's house, while Darragh to 80 to 90 STIRLINO-ST., PERTH, resentment. Its steps jects is with drawing, gyerniastles. foe the next day's work. ised at £20,000, and a modern printwas executing various messages for are psychologically planned, they and. music-the WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. accomplishments ing plant, at a cost of £18,000. has Orders Promptly Attended To. the chaplain of the prison. It is simply a window dressAt inter- list. at different and regular occur Apostate Priests to Prison. Tel. A89118. been erected for the new publicaa.m. Cranston visited the party at vals. ing to satisfy some parents. With this method home Two apostate priests and ten of tion. the building costing £11,000, the jetty and informed the warder work is a result and not a preparaThe position of Catechetics in the IRISH NATIONAL This their abettors, who were convicted and the equipment £7,000. flicoler) that Wilson and Harring- tion for class work. higher grade is discouraging. Ever; Preparing of seizing Catholic churches and rec- plant will have the only four-colour ton were required to shift some furFORESTERS part of teaching, in the "petite seminaires" students niture at Government House, Fre- work is the stable tories for use by the schismatics, in press, and the only embossing plant A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. too strict an examination of look on it as a free class, "une mantle. CzechoSSloyakia, ate now serving in the South-West and will also The uessispecting warder and It does hut apthe co-opera- classes de repose." work destroys home No have complete bookbinding Initiation are faciliothers Fee. prison, and Cheapest in allowed sentences Conthem to go. Between 9 and tele of teacher and taught. Hear- pear et examinations. The goal of The initial edition was in tributions. ID. Hogan was missing likely to be prosecuted for similar ties. from his ambition of the the Baccalaureate, Branches: Hugh O'Neal, Perth, meets ing lessons is a means of improving This punishment of these three colours. offences. alternate Thursdays, in the Trades Hall work at the Comptroller's House. what is learned, it is a teaching all schools casts religious instrue' violent aggressors against Catholic 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. This led, of course, to enquiries be- method. (Room tion aside. tin most of the schools The essence of the metrights comes as the result of an in- Vatican Embassy Talked of in Brian Boru Branch, Fremantle, every ing instituted, when it was discovalternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies ered that the hod is that all memorising is thor- it is not treated after, Easter. and terpellation of the Government by six men were inissiggl oughly explained in the class by many of them omit it during the Japan. Hall, 64 Adelaide -street; Secretary's Czech Catholic members of the Na23 Burt -street, The police were at once called out. It appears that although it has Address, W. Keating, Accuracy can then second half of the school year. The Charles smart varnen, It was learned that the party were the teacher. tional Assembly. Dr. Cerny, of the been barely a year since an Apos- Fremantle. from time allotted to it is an hour per be demanded and expected Secretary's address, Court seen galloping ministry, was compelled to answer tolic Delegate was sent to Japan, Boulder; furiously in the direc- the pupils. Within the class period week, and it was remarked at a Hole:. Boulder; fleets aiternate I plays. that the former priests and their the Japaaese ere considering estab- John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. tion of Rockingham. The police there are distinct breaks and con- meeting of the "Alliance des Mai accomplices were ,guilty of criminal lishing diplomatic relations with the O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland Junc- on arrival found the holies. 3 prisequently it i5 psychologically suit- sons Chretiennes in 1896". that atts, and he accordingly directed Vatican. During his sojourn in the tion. Money to Lend on application to the son, hats, cartridges and gun covers ed to young children. "isTothing more cannot be expected from stuthe local authorities to cause their Japanese capital, Morsignor Fuma- Society's Solicitors, Messrs. on the ground. At J. and R. 1 o'clock ao young is able to keep quiet." says dents studying for the BaccalaurAlmost soni Biondi, Apostolic Delegate, Maxwell, Barrack -street, Perth, or the Rockingham resident named Nil arrest and prosecution. Its position then is inferior, With those different stens eate. Aristotle. General Secretary, care J. J. Snigg, synchronously with the proceedings was shoWn the greatest considera- Barrack -street. arrived at Fremantle smith the news there is also physical movement and accessory to the secular subagainst the two priests and their tion and respect by the Governthat at 9 that morning he had seen and change, eshich help young chil- jects. We admit their claim to followers. Senator Krejci proposed/ ment a whale boat with a Yankee and 6 lie was preparing to The written exercise make*. be the first in the elementary grades PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG in the National Assembly that the return toWhile coloured men come alongside the dren. recently, certain an important one. Tts hut they fail to advance with the the subject MEN'S SOCIETY. "national church" be allowed to distinguishedRome jetty of the Roekingham Jarrne status in this respect is on a level boys. The Statutes of the Diocese of the Em604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. share the use of the Catholic chur- pire expressedpersonages Timber Co. He later saw the es(Under the Putuonage or Ills Grace the desire that he of the cur- of Paris in 1902 realised the situaines. To this the Catholics have reArchbishop Clune). caped prisoners hurrs un board the with the other subjectshas a very tion and Nuneith the title of might return among other issued It further riculum. Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card 'med a vigorous protest. giving cio, in order that Japan might corboat and put to sea. Only one ship Room, Cricket Club, Harrier.' The object lesson things: "It is very important that Club, practical note. otice that they will defend their, respondingly establish an embassy Debating, Musical, and Dramatic was known to be on the coast at on how to perform the ordinary re- by means of grade-ie. religious inproperty with force. if necessary. Society. the time, the American whaler "CaIn view of the reat the Vatican. lisiotis actions is most helpful to structions be always proportioned to ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. latively small number of Catholics A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC talpa," which had left Buniatiro hur- young children. The variety of its the intelligence of the students and riedly on the previous Saturday. exercises makes it more interesting correspond with their literary and YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. in Japan, this attitude of the JapThe Old Cathedrals. Full particulars on application toand consequently, the water police, than the ordinary subjects. The scientific studies." W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. Praise for the grandeur of the anese may be considered as a new under Coxswain Mills. were sent in hymns and other exercises of the Another grave defect in the lecGothic cathedrals of Europe and a proof of the influence and prestige pursuit. They left Fremantle at intervals create a pleasant atmos- tures for the higher grades is that in Pontiff the Sovereign by plea for a faith and a zeal that will enjoyed of St, Vincent 1.30 Society de Paul and spoke a fishing boat off phere. of the Gospel the lecturer can select texts and The reading restore them to the world, were the the world to-day, Sulphur Point, Garden Western Australia (Incorp). Island, of the day becomes quite a compli- draft a programme ro suit himself. keynotes of an address delivered by which reported seeing a whale boat ment and it is oar We all knew what to expect iu to the children, Dr. Ralph Mains Cram, at Sanders Memories of Old Languedoc. this Society exists for the purpose pulling out of the South Passage policy to Make them believe that such a case ---ueee no fixed course Theatre in Boston. USA.. recently. assisting worthy families and others, oe ewer's we Island and Perron At the instance of Cardinal de of Originality, like we are treating them as grown-up guides his work. inmates of public institutions, Dr. Cram is an architect of internaBishop of Montpelier. Including isiext nay tne pollee eigne- people. In indigent circumstances, and engages genius. is irrepressible. end there. tional note. Ile is' not a Catholic. Cabricres, been raised at Mauguio a in other good works. n is governed has Lee "Catalpa, and gave Cruise. there For young people it is an admir- fore, left to himself, the indivicteal "The greatest synthesis of beauty monument to the memory of Popes by a Council, °Mee in No. 6i/ (top moor) eo 1 he Catalpa was running under able method, psychologically sound. will follow his own whims, at the Royal Arcade, Perth, and has branches made operative through art that Urban II., Gelasius IL. Calistus in many parishes moderate sail. and as the police The only difficulty seems to be the sacrifice of his hearers. conferences man has ever achieved was a Gothic and Alexander kill., who sought re- or the State. wat, nee. sne nos down un a witat- practical workinv of it. One teachcathedral of the thirteenth century fuge or rest in the old Languedoc throughout The calls on 1th funds arc many, and ing boat and picked up the text"- er could not romince the whole lesduring Pontifical High Mass," Dr. city luring the stormy years of with a view to supplementing its re- -pant- whilst HOTEL PERTH moving. the Society Invites persons These ;nen son successfully-. Most of our man"Every art raised to their several pontificates in the sources, Cram said. when making their wills to remember its ,sere the fenians tney welt' atter. agers of schools would require to J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. brought was here whit highest its work. Bequests may be made In favAll centuries. twelfth and eleventh ney we,C lust too late, being only lee convinced that it was not waste our of the Particular Council, or any into play in one place and associatPopes were in the struggle WO yams away when the remans Excellent Accommodation. of time to devote 'mite hour and a ed in absolute minion with the great- of these the German, French. and Gourerence of the Society. between elamoured aboard. The police ran est possible beauty of thought emokings and the Papacy in YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF up, and could discern the runtion. and action. If it were for me English the Church was when period the WESTERN AUSTRALIA. aways on ueck, each being distinctly which methods those to determine the aggressions of Under the Patronage or tits (trace the recognisable. A Fremantle resiseem to give the best promise of trying to resist Europe. Archbishop. dent named Collins was I also on solving our social and industrial the civil rulers of Urban II.Several Objects: The Study of the Language, and With her larger canvas the History, Literature, and Dancing board. and political problems after a fash- of them-notably from Music, d:'sven of Ireland, and the revival of the ideals Catalpa stood away to the south, ion that would insure the restora- Gelasius NEW NOROIA. to seek asylum in of an Irish -Ireland tion of a vital, jelyful, and enduring Rome nad forcedwere The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY and the police boat returned to Freof the heroic They BY THE MARIST BROTHERS The CONDUCTED "Georgette" scheme of existence; if it were for France. EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S mantle. then was VII In an adSCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. commissioned to give chase, and me to determine how best ugliness mouid of Gregory of Mauguio Car- BOYS' Monthly Subscriptions: Ladles and having on board, people might he expelled from life and dress to the to the in addition Juveniles, 6d.; Gentlemen, Is. the clessribed beauty brought back, and art regen- dinal de Cabrieres Pontiffs to their usual crew. 18 pensioners of the EnJ. P. DOHENY. (Ion. Secretary. P. CLIFFCRD, Asst. Secretary. Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. rolled Pensioners' Force, under the erated in power and effect. T should visits cf the Roman reasons the no longer hesitate in my decision. cite and explained command of our old friend Maier After HOTEL ORIENT Every energy would he given to- which fraught them there. ancient Finnerty, whom I mentioned a fortGood Ac- night ago, and 8 policemen. she put HIGH -ST., FREMANTLE. wards restoring to society such tracing the !.t tore of the commodation for country visitors. J. For Particulars Apple to the BROTHER DIRECTOR. 'impels and churches and mimes. city of Mauguio, the Cardinal ofspoke to sea. She met the "Catalpa," Tel. BEM Monaghan. the the benefits of and the war teases and cathedrals as the Chriswhose officers denied that the Fe all Catholice tian world possessed for a thousand "sacred union," urging Mans were aboard. and they that years, with all the lets as nearly to work ft r its preservation and HARROLD & MURRAY were waiting fur their captain who victorfs Park, a renewal of the dis- Produce Merchants, as possible in their old integrity, thus prevent had ashore. The "Georgette.' redisturbed France have On Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Hay, was that in these sanctuaries of the Liv- cern& whit+ years. God, John New Straw, Oats, Barley. Wheat, Linseed, turned to Fremantle, but again vesing God might he shown forth for so many Terms Cash. Tel. A3945. ted the American ship on the foland Maize. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. RUBIACO. daily, hourly, the self same religious lowing day, when ill answer to the Station.. Leederville Railway and to Subiaco Close faith. by the self same methods. Prom Hedge School to the Roman Police Superintendent's (Mr. Thos. ANDERSON & Son Water Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. and with the self same power. that Purple. J. Stone) threat to sink the ship Family Grocers and Provision Mer- F. PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. TERMS MODERATE. held) in the old clays of Christian Fitzgerald -at. and Raglan -rd., if the prisoners were not handed John Hughes, first Archbishop of chants. For Terms Apply to ALL DENOMINATIONS. OPEN TO ever, Ai794. N. Perth. Families the 'Phone, captain are on said, "We the See of New York, secured his waited on daily. Rev. Mother. Orders Coukitry Atthe high seas, and my flag will proelementary education at a "hedge tended to. Hospital at Equipped conduct a Splendidly The Sistere aleo tect me." Mr. Stone had already For Capitalists. That great in Ireland. school" Kalgoorlie. exceeded his authority by his threat Six commandments for modern prelate, who was recognised as one C. H. SMITH & CO. and could do not more. He returned capitalists were laid down in an ad- of America's foremost citizens, and UNDERTAKERS, to Fremantle. and the "Catalpa." dress before a recent gathering in. who as such was chosen by the im- 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. full sail. put to sea. The inSpain comprising representatives of mortal Lincoln to go on a special 'Phone gam. tinder or Night) (Day cident created intense excitement at all the societies of employers and mission to the Emperor of France, the Port. so much so that I/U:411P'ss workers. They were as follows:- to prevent threatene.1 European inORIENTAL HOTEL. N.W.and Goldfields Visitors special Renovated Throughout. First-to give an example to others tervention at the mast critical stage Hannan -street, Kalgoorlie. 'Phone 481 was prateically suspended, but the and not content himself with a life of the Civil War, when foes within One of the Beat Hotels on the Plaids, seven -days' wonder ceased eventual Under Owner's Personal Supervision Iv Catered for. Splendid Accommodation. sleet Of le, and the Fenians were not again of ease. Second --Not to despise and foes without were striving to 1.1nliat room udder ing Kept. M. M. MULCAHY. Proprietress. the efforts of the workers to im- destroy the Union. obtained the supervision of Mrs. 'Taylor. Meals, 1/6; troubled to the unwelcome atten(LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) of the Fremantle prove their condition. Prison Third-To redimcnts -if his education by Weekly. 27/6. JIM FRAWLEY, Pro - tions
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SEPTEMBER 17, 1g2I
PALE
De Valera on a Winning Ticket
PARLIAMENT
Ile knee THE POPE AND PEACE FOR i.if; AilitEST Or' A CO. CLARE PRIEST. aley weliei .,et expect nim to say IRELAND. any mere. t. ne added, A who are on retreat at priests The am glad to be here to give persona, 1.1, i .11 0 i. it) THE NEWRY MURDERS. passes te,tenony to that and to tell you Wen tie imagined that even it the St. I lannan s College were Pathetic scenes witnessed at etarament %urea from Rome to the WI/Owing resotution protesting tnat we snow it- we who are in a position to gauge the advance of the the funeral from Newry military ongiana by a tress correspondent against the arrest of Very Ke,.. iron cause from day to day-we barracks ot four Catholic young men -tnat "the Vatican is especially W. 0 Kennedy:"That we, the Bishop. members allow wnat your support and what who had been taken from their eatisned over tne prooable underyottr refuse, to put torward even homes and shot. AC business was, etanumg on the erten question -be of the Cathedral Chapter, and Fai(By Nunnan Hapguod, in New suspended and followed thousands your ish Priests of the Diocese of faillenun special interest has meant 1By A. de BLACAM.' oased on authoritative deciaraYork American. to tne cause at Ireland in the past the remains to their last resting "ons, there is good ground for be. lue. regard the entrance on the I ttok what wnast an hovered are- sources of intormation about pram, aeroplane and premises of St. FlanTen o'clock, and 'tis a cheering that in BelfastItbeture, two grounds years, and 1 feel perfectly cerheadtreat is teeming ot the Levoig that such was a li calla WI many years nave ueen thought that in a few hours, le cuid- he offered. tain that, it the tight is to continue, overhead. nan's Collage by British military the Goal--Vihich?- tinustiady goon. aeyertneiess, I do NOTABLE DEMONSTRATION. Key. e. Fitzpatrick, in the course the Holy See; it is an anticipation eadh De, I shall be back in Eng- ed: "NearingHell? forces ana the arrest of the diswe will have the same support from in by which and intelligible more intelligent Aye, [leaven or not thine i ever heard so intelligent land. Ulster is No-man's Land. Labour in future as we have had in at a striking panegyric on Quinn, Irish Catholics than many other re- tinguished President of ,the College, said he wou.o ieave tne people themO'Kennecto, dura summary as was made in converThe Royal Yacht is by this time deed? In a short address to the Irish the past." emanating the Very Rev. Wm. selves to Judge wnat were the mu - ports and anticipations retreat of the Diuin the Lough and the streets are sation I 050 with t rank tt alsh, at- Labour Thus Glory's Thrill is O'er." Recognition. Party and Trade Union oracles at. Rome. ing the annual the Press &rum 200 are There tires end were the this who perpetrators. torney fur the Irish Republic in crowded. Congress, at the Mansion House reWhen Mr. De Valera sat down. A little farther on the temperBenedict XV. has shown only with- cesaa Clergy, and while Holy.blase in Belfast, but only 20 are to be aduncalled lie said: Mr. De Valera spoke of the Mr. 'f. Johnson, secretary to the the deceased was a quiet, inuhen- in the last few days how deep- is bis was being celebrated, as an on people had done their part in vounto the function of the day. :ince outrage mitted "It all comes down to one thing ,ently, sive, sear -respecting young man, who religihad 'lacy at all solidarity times of decoration. Irish LabLabour in for and shameful the public Party, said it was in his and order; The rest of us may describe the a ot trust and re- o maatny with the Irish people good The Irish Government is tunction- our behind the National ciuse. and capacity of held position and decency ous Sea Supply "Water out: President of the Irish sponsibility that left him little op- their sunerings, how intense his con- that we protest against the arrest mg. The British Government in of the value of such supyort and the Republic that gaudy frame, but the picture is placards march beret A All." to be done to vice-Free Mr. that should De cern justice Valera had it seems, to in other matas a lamenthidden from us. Belfast. not functioning." portunity engage Father O'Kennedv is of Ireland a he piece moment. withholding of this special claims up at duraddressed them, and had thus pubnatural demand for their able exhibition of arbitrary rule and has no hall capable of accommo- ccl the fact that all these young their \\'alsh has a way of keeping quiet ing the past two years to begin the day was "The licly acknowledged the importance ters. The prospect that the dating more, and it was not eonsid. chosen male and female. had been rights. little calculated to produce the he ''ac stated the essential 'If the fight is to continue." he if the 'Labour movement in rela- people, tath Once Thro' lariat Halls." when former may be about to cease, that as welt ered advisable to alter the pars Harp hapit of of good) will so necesothers who prepared.for death robbed point and allowing "he felt Was tolled on the bells added. perfectly certain tion to the Irish the movement, latter may be about to be recog- atmosphere and the t'hial dimensions of the chamber in The sametheairday. sary for the success of present ef half its bitterness. pen to be present to waste their that they wankd have the same 'lid not think lie was trey have 'truly, in than fill later could not otherwise going too liar nised, If they are so hard the City Hall. to establish peace between strength things. ofrts on the less essential J. at obsemnes Rev. McGrath the here. support from Laleour in the future when he stated that. with that acso paternal a heart as his with joy- England and this country." up for a hall. why do they not hold a genius fur gaucherie I said: So I did it. as they had had. in the past." knowledgement, was the recognition of Miss McCanutf, said it was incred- ous hope. seldom Thus freedom now their Parliament al a marquee? Bea ". "That puts it an in a nutshell. Mr. T. Forma President of the that men be (could ible that any eould the Labour 'movement must be wakes ter people have held open-air parBut there is one other statement Congress, declared that if the 'Irish acknowledged low enough or wealth- in the spirit CATHOLIC SEAMEN BEATEN NEITHER BRAINS WOE In any future Irish of liaments--the Greeks and the prin- The only throb she gives. necessary for completeness. In old true manhood as to murder a deAND KICKED IN BELFAST. HEARTS. Is when some 'heart indignant days the stronger side exterminated negotiators deemed it ach'isable to State. ces of Drum Ceata. It was their fenceless young girl. turn down the pourparlers, they Whilst Mr. De Valera was breaks-" in his came along most The "Twelfth' by The British peo- would have the co-operation of Lab- present A brutal attack was made the weaker side. fond hope that her the death was Lloyd George's Understudy. position he (Mr. Johnson) result of an accident, and not de- :pportunely to give the people of Belfast shipyard workers in CathoCruel suggestions! I here.got out ple are not in a stage of civilisation our in any events that might fnl- had no doubt Although they will not let pubof his sympathy, but liberate, but until they had full angland a fair chance of judging for lic seamen. about 15 of whom, fire notebook to jot down some when such a course can be followed low. licity into their Parliament, they my that whether Mr. De Valera was proof. the matter must lie in abey- themselves what is the quality of men aill sailors, all belonging to and heard someone say in a by the' British Government." Mr. De V dere said he was not ex- President of the future Irish Repubhave heard of the Cockney Mayor points, brains, what the qualities of the Belfast. 'had signed on as portion ot -whisper: "You's a Scotland ance. lie beseeched them to ask pecting this invitation to speak, lic or head of any future British Not Governing. in "Punch," who "always liked to stage Irish God to forgive those who had been heart of the average Orangeman. the crew of the s.s. Baltic, which Yarrd moo." and treat the journalists as if they wos The Sinn Feiners have produced ing. was not ready for speech -mak- State, or whether any other person guilty of such a terrible crime No better type of this class could left for Liverpool. after having been He was sure they heard spee- occupied that position. The Royal Captive. gentlemen," and last night they what Europeans and American dipLabour which would with special Nchem.- he found than Mr. McGufFin, M.P.. reconditioned. A large number of enough in their work and were would assert itself. Of that he gave us a "hooly" in the Ulster ReThe processimi is past. roc cheer- lomats love to call un fait accom- ches had duce cry to heaven for vengeance. and Mr. William Coote, M.P. in shipyard workers rushed on board There was plenty of ing was not very impressive form Club. The busy- enough not to wish to waste no doubt whatever. The pli --an accomplished fact. the frornier's speech at Finaghy per- the'vessel. shouting "Where are the was at There a lerec attendance time listening to such speeches as drink, tobacco. and sandwiches, and public welcome was taciei than British have been going The visit of Mr. De Valera to the the funeral of Miss McCanuff, the haps the most glaring absurdity was 17enians5" and using threats' and come excellent songs. The best what you see in England, aria noth- the forms of government in 'through Ireland. he could make at present. At an- Congress room was unexpected. He chief muurners being- Sistu Mary that in which he gravely asserted vile language. item was a turn by a conjurer, who ing like what George IV. got in Ire- but they have not been governing. other time foe would like to have an was on business in the Mansion The Catholic seamen were singled St. Paul's Convent, laillin- that Great 'Britain is "a country aid a sort of Partition Trick. He land in 1821. 1 have just seen the House. and there was great cheer- Teresa, The people have paid no attention opportunity of addressing them. Misses G and R. McCanuff Isis that ...mild have beaten the greatest out, beaten, and driven from the tore up strips of paper into bits. crowned head of the British Empire to their decrees. The courts might ing when Mr. T. Foran announced ane, Advancing the Cause. 'When they got on shore military Power in the world with- vessel, Mrs. McCanuff terse, M. (mother/. and then, after some sleight-of- drawn through the heavily-guarded render decisions. or the administrathat the President of the Re- and Patrick J. McCanuff (brother). out the assistance of the Allies"; it the conditions were even worse, for "In Ame-ica." he continued, public had consented to sayIrish hand, produced them whole once and sandbagged streets to open a tive machinery might issue orders, is a wonder he did not add that had 100 more joined in the attack, and a word was a Only preliminary inquiry "where we were seeking the sup- or two. more. He assured us, a la Lloyd Parliament for the gentlemen who and nothing whatever happened. It When De Valera en- held into the deaths of the eoung Crest Britain not been hampered the unfortunate victims were knock port of the American people for our tered the hall. theMr.cheering George. that there was "no decep- in 1913 Marched round the same had all become so much paper. was re- men, an order for burial being made vith the assistance of the Allies she ed down and kicked in the most tion. gentlemen." On the other hand. the Irish Gov- cause, we Lad ewe, everywhere we newed with vigour. Donegall Square defying Pis law. Mr. Foran re- after .dentincation. In the case of would have won the war before the savage manner. while some of them went. the entlaaaastic support of has marked One enarent, although persecuted, could not that resist the cemparithis was (?) Hospitality his third the two O'Reilly's, the remains were 12th. of July subsequent to the fir- were thrown into the water. the Labour bodies; end were it not meeting with Mr. De Valera. whom identified by their young brother. ing of the first shot- Mr. McGuffin The enjdyment was abruptly cut eon of a captive chieftain draggel nevertheless functioned. Its orders for the sole -lenity of Labour in Irehave carried by the in the been out popuwake of a Roman ale Triumph. again described as the President short by speeches. Fittingly, the The 16. their father and mother conveniently drops out of memory THE POWER OF THE BOYCOTT That. in modern conditions land behind tee Nae1onal cause in of the Irish Republic, the first hav- aged "Meriting Post" mail was asked to rear British monarch is draon in the lation. so prostrate with grief that Sir Douglas Haig's "backs to the Ireland. not increa. in recent years, ing taken place in Richmond prison being Referring to the boycott of Belof Cord Londonderry s array, of civilisation. spells victory. were :peak for the press. He abstained, to they unable to attead. The wall" scream for America to hurry fast, ratify' the victory of a group of the principal organ of the Whatever happens in the confer- fut durng the kog paint, the Na- and the second in New York. With up and come to his rescue. however. from crying for dead Sein As inquiry will be resumed. politicians. One wonders ences now going on, the victory is tional cause would 'lot be where it is air. Dc Valera left the hall numbers (be MeGuflin tribe "eaten bread is Orangemen writes: Feiners. though we feared that, like party to -day." won. ,.1 delegates rushed what If the conferences continue King George thouent of the "The boycotters should be warnforward and THE "COOTIE'S" OBSESSION. :son forgotten." However, to do Mark Twain's "Innocent Abroad." He assured the delegates that he shook hands with him. to go, well the victory is immediate. 'The patience of Ulster Mr. McGuffin justice. he did not ed in time. he would demand to be shown a humiliation. If they go badly. the victors' will '1 lie temperature must have been raise sectarian issues in his oration is not inexhaustible, nor is it with. "Only Their Club." good fresh corpse. Thanks were be on le a little while pestonned out the power to hit back." eunsideratny higher at Clogher than hitter as it was. voted to the Linen Society for lendAs I write, King George has de Boycott Is Effective. It forgets that the boycott was ,t was at Finaghy to judge from ing its premises to the press. This dared the new Pale Parliament not started until the Orangemen BECOMES CITIZEN AT 77. If these conferences fail the Irish morning the Society repented of its and having lunotied, has been con the frothings at the mouth by first opened their campaign ot had which will go on just the Mr. William Coote, Government hospitality. apd we were asked to ducted to tne Ulster Hall ',another Determined that the would. cast a persecution against Catholics. Evert get out so that theim lady friends partisan establishment that no pro- game. And the British Govern. Jones' eon fur himself new distinction as vote and die a full-fledged American day the people of the south and bigot a most repulsive e of blind mold use the room to see the show. Irish Irishman may entet) to be- ment will find its coercion measures As Supplied type. Here is a specimen of the citizen. Miss Bridget Cahill. 77 years west are making the boycott of In gracefully retiring, we advised stow knighthoods on sundry sup- more. 3.1C1 more difficult to carry out the Publicity Expert to write to porters of the Pogrom Party. In on account of the gradually increas rant of which he tried to relieve his old. and for more than 40 rears Belfast goods more severe and rigid to biailin for a man to show them the days of the old Pale Parliament Mg knowledge in the British popueystem overcharged with anti-Ca- housekeeper for pastors of the dio- Once a week advertisements ciatiee:' cese, has just been admitted to in the Catholic, Sinn Fein and Na ow to do things in the event of Jiulic CAtholic advocate said: "They call anon that barbarous methods have axing a ceremony of importance it cur parliament, out it is only been used. Government would find citlzenahip in Boston. Miss Cahill. tionalist papers setting forth the Her Matesty One aspect of the success of the 'n Relfaet again. they were not dealing with men who who was born in County Limerick reasons for the boycott. The lat their club." This new Pale Par. Sewing acre make a peace honourable to Ireland. says that she hasn't lost eat advertisement enumerate" the liament is even more obaiouslv a Irish Government is the success of "Badly Off for Savoir-Faire." The Queen real Britain. They would only love for her native land. hat still tames of eleven Catholics murdered After the vote of thanks, the pre- clique's affair. for at the ceremon- the layeott. and that stay is being Alelressine felt every day more severely in Ulmake whatever kind of peace was loves the United States with all the in Belfast recently. adent of the Reform Club spoke. ies net only were the people of Ireof a native daughter. She is the people of Ireland it saes: "Your Machines dictated by the Roman Catholic ardor he etiquette on such occasions at land unrepresented, but the place ster. It is not only the boycott on Church, which was behind the gun- the aunt of 'Patrick I. Dunne. form- best answer to these murders is t mixed press gathering. is to avoid was swamped with military in war- goods, but along with it the closing nten. This Sinn Fein upheaval was er United States mamba at Roston. -Bdycott all Belfast goods." 'controversial topics. This person kit that had no mean:eg save as a to Ulster of banking facilities fold cot confined to Ireland-it was :corned etiquette. He began by taunt or threat to the Irish people. railroad facilities. 25 Years' Guarantee. To it looks as if out -day fighting world-wide. organised as only Rome ceting off the arguments against ft -yes symbolic that the music could organise. It was trying to 'elf -Government that Orangemen (Faye "The Harp that' Once") was the contest to its foregone conclusion would be necessary. The exbreak up the free principles of goveel off in their sleep. Then he all foteign. In the Lan:! of Song tremist, of the Lord Birkenhead ernment enjoyed by nations holdyarned up. He shouted that ra, there was not a native note. Beale ing the truth of God; it was Antiale ever did anything but extra' Had the mailed fist been absent. type have brought things to such a christ in action: it was opposed to ists (he'd get prison for saying bad the jubiliations shown some muddle that conservatives like Lord every code of Christian morality; it he same in Dublin), and declared spontaneity-. had the "Parliament" Derby and liberals like General was dishonouring to God. and would at Belfast was proud to be into!- been something more than a club in Smart work side by side in seeking For the most diplomatic of fail. rant. He went on in such M- its representation, and had it nos - a method by which full dominion AND PERTH 8,,,F, reasons this Church puts at the red invective to denounce the pub- coessea a parliament's instead of a home rule can be guaranteed, includhead of this movement a hair -brainis that many of us represented borough council's power, the event ing the much-disputed fisca, auto %FA neatly. ed Spanish-American Irishman. and "murderers," etc.), that a self- might have had significance. In,us staff and council dare not do Victory Already Won. especting pressman could but walk stead, it seemed unreal. It looked other than carry out her behests. ut. "They are badly off for sa- like Ascenclancy-', last big effort, it'. The absolute importance of fiscal while poor Ireland was duped, drugnir-faire here," said an English last big jamboree ._ I cannot fee. autonomy can be appreciated by ged, and made to drag the Church's .urnalist to me as I left. that the situation in the future "'iii anybody who is sufficiently well injuggernaut car, spreading fire and be substantially different from what formed and sufficiently honest to .1 Call at our Showrooms will con vince you as to the value we offer. Belfast "Facts." :word, fear and distrust, and carnit was before. There was a Pale realise that in the past there has Gaucherie was imported even into before it had a Parliament age and death amongst the most been gross over -taxation of Ireland e pamphlet which we were given deluded and heretofore kindly moand deliberate destruction of Irish Recessional. "Belfast Facts in Tabiold Form." vie on the face of the earth. Their ReIna few minutes. the royal party industries. ith typical bad -taste (and with Premier. Sir James Craig. if he was When the victory is in sight is no 'pica! want of a tense of humour!) like the pressmen is to hurry from time 209 MURRAY ST., PERTH. 54 HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. to have the confidence of Ulster, to duced. Very give up an essential, special and De Belfast. Even so: ubiin was invidiously compared must not soil his garments with The tumult and the shouting dies. Valera has been entirely firm on the ith this city of jerry-built villas. Sinn Fein, even to please the most to make The captains and the kings de- fiscal question. On the other hand. cidentally, statements made were versatile of British Premiers. Ulster he has made it clear from the beginpart! Ise. It was said that the Lord would hurl the man from place and room for New Shipthat he appreciated the British ayor of bublin got £10,000 a year. and Banos will go on exactly as ning Dower ,no matter whom he might and naaaI fears. ments arriving. t might honour Dublin, indeed. usual. Probably there will be a lit- military he. who would for any consideration In' other words, De Valera has HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). it did grant so much tc so dia. tle leafing or slaying of Catholics been trifle with her liberties. 'Loose think a statesman, in that be has seguished a personality-but BO- as "the end of a perfect day." find sought the welfare, freedom. lug and 25 %VA. acting Established Years in had already cast a and A disapproves of civic pride.) It to-morrow the politicians will begin safety of cloud of suspicion over the leader Surgical Belts of all A Large Assortment of Rosaries, Scapulars, Prayer Books, Pichis own counts' and has of the Government which it would id the first Bible printed in Ire- to wonder what use this sligitlysought to interfere with the safetures, Crucifixes, Statues, Beeswax, Candles, Incense, Charcoal, nd was done in Belfast in 1704. magnified corporation will be to not take time to erase." made ty of the adjoining country. Floats, etc. 'hat of Bedell's Bible? Persons them in coping with unemployment, of ordinary cceriprehenTroubles in England and' in mane Agents for all R.C. Papers and Magazines. Also a General Stock e tn and coolness of judgment who to with order the beginning of Belfast's deSober Loyalists Dismayed. parts of the Empire make the Briof Fancy Goods and Stationery kept can overcome their nausea 'and read cay and will the growing; strength tish eager to conclude a peace. The Tel. A.1125. Cale morning I walked leotard the of the Irish case. which the the ravings of Mr. Coote. will form identi- sufferings of the Irish people make wr. The bad architecture. dingy fication of the representative rn- themselaes to idea how very of their leaders eager to conclude a from 3/11 sting, and absence of smartly- Britain with a pogrom party has long it will take to "erase" from his peace. But the outstanding fact is eseed people leave small dignity not assisted, to weaken. And, as for opaque and oblique-visioned intelliwhether or not it is now formthe proceedings. But it is sea the White Elephant, what shall be that, lance the "cloud" of Mantra- which ally recognised, the victory is alm that so much excitement comes done with the costly pet? Only Address for it makes day as niglit. ready won. o Belfast's drab life unless, in RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. d, during pogroms. The thing The Grand National Concert at MISS T. 1. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. ey are ceflebrating is King THE EYES THAT COME FROM the Town Hall on Serreember 22nd 45 Cleaver -street, West Perth. IRELAND. urge's visit and the annoyance of DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. will be a "feast of Irish eat:sic" CHAS. E. GOSDLN, Malinger. Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Plpe Nationalists. They show not Don't you lose the eyes that come as Perth has not heard before. such Organ, and Harmony. Terms on Resmallest gleam of interest in groin Irelands application. Miss O'Connor is premember the date. pared to take pupils for the Pipe Parliament in the "wee" hall. The grey -blue eyes so strangely grey Organ. Tel. A2946. body has any idea what it can ana blue, DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. will do. Nobody cares. I doubt The tignong, loving eyes. the crowd even knew what the 'the eyes that tell no hes. yal visit was for. The big folk Uon't you love the eyes that come MISS MERCIA SCOTT, SUBIACO HOTEL o worked up the show will have Teacher of Latest Ballroom and from Ireland? Rokeby Sublaco. Emu Beer try to work up interest in the Don't you love the eyes that come Always onRoad, Fancy Dancing, Tap. Good Accommodation for Country Visitors. rliament Walter Wing, next. Has 11rvumed Tultloo Sober-minded from Ireland? Proprietor. alists are dismayed by the irreable step that has been taken. The dreaming, mocking eyes that Private ,Aoris by Appolntnient. see you through; seems to them that the Crown Private .1,1,1ress: "Abbotsford," M. J. O'KEEFE The eyes that smile, and smile, been captured by a party that 11$ Aberdeen -street, Perth. 246 Care -et., Leedom/111e. With the heartbreak all the while. Sutcher, no future, dragged here as their Tel. A4787. Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb alty pawn. and committed to Don't you love the eyes that come ways on hand. Corned Beef and Small at is universally' rejected and ere from Ireland? Goods a Speciality. All Meat kept In Cool Storage on Premises. Tel. A3297. e an it leconsilable eituation. Newcastle Club Hotel eroplanes are flying over the Don't you love the eyes that come, from Ireland? South Terrace. Fremantle. Newly ReThe streets are plentifully J. SPIGL novated and Up-to-iist P. OuldROlds arkled, with Special Constabulary. The eyes that hate of England made Tobacconist, Perth, will be ,)eased it and North-West Customers specially so blue, you would call for your reirtirements ., as they drill, remind you of catered for. South Beach trains atOp and save The money. Shaving 4d., Haircutmystic eyes that see at door. Proprietor: T. H. Ryan Oat* t colonial regiment. coming to ting 9d. Orders sent to any part or More. than you and meSee.. Celtic Club, and Wyndham. ope, whose colonel said: "Stand W.A. by V.P. Post. No remittance Tel. BIOS. fight. boys; don't spit. and for Don't you love the eyes that come needed. Chdapest In Perth. Razors Tho Symbol of Good Cheer from Ireland? Set; Watches, Pipes, or any other arven's sake. don't call ele CharSOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BEER. -Richard Le Galienne. ticles Repaired with guarantee. ' A contingent of "Speshuls" just ambled down the street. some R.I.C. marched s'p from The Feis Coeil promoted by other direction, and 1 heard a (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts or Australasia). e girl say: "Look, mummy, the Self -Determination League has been fixed for Thursday. September lea Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. -'s some real policemen." at the Town Hall. Keep the Ia essentially iota, and Catholic. and it Lvecl.nly Appeals to Catholics (males and. females),. dense:sling. their. It Nothing; But Not Worth It. 2211d, date free. Branches will be established in any Locality on receipt by the DISTRICT SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS sanctioned by the PRIEST of the DISTRICT, ear where the Royal party is the names and ages of Intending members being fully set out in the requisition. ing at this moment. a saw a 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zeala,id, :0,000 members and t300,383 in Funds. FinanGLENORAN NO. 10 er saying: "Eternal life or cial help and Medical Assistance in cases or Sickness Guaranteed. SCOTLAND'S BEST. h." Not a graceful cheice for a NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. PURE MALT WHISKY. to. The other side said some LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD PROPERTY. As supplied under Contract to the g about "Everlasting Peace." W.A. ('all Particulars on Appilt Nikon to 5.. O'FARRELL Dist, ice Secretary, hillier hiii Halt Mutt -street, Perth. Hospitals and Government Medical one wonder:el what peace had Department. Also Railway Dining Cars ALL MODERN REQUIREMENTS. HiBERNIAN HALL. OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. Clubs o with all the militerietir dis- and the Leading Hotels and State. Monday to Friday. Minimum RATES. Securer*, arornd. The man holding the tbrourbout theBOW 8 p.m. to It p.m. . t2 0 0 *Mt 8 pan, to 11 p.in. . 22 5 0 er was crying "Something for 8 p.m. to is p.m. . is 7 6 8 p.m, to III p.m. . as o PHIL COYLE ,ing." and as I had never got was glad to greet them.
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lane at tile JestII The general aaceting tat the above beigium, where Jae was olMelbourne, September 6, 1921. club was held in the eanen Hall, tal the lath September. The Ohina Hall, Dynon's Buildings apeaiung at a communion break lizghgate, oil iuesuay. stun. test: latter atsue mounded the Sudality last at Richmond on Sunday last, She vice-president (Miss at. Colley) 915-917 Hay Street Perth the Blessed Virgin in St. Pat- Artuteshop remarked that presided ()yet a large attendance of nek's Cuilege, nest Melbourne. ler. uc had had Alattnix such a busy time since It is pleasing to record CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, E.P. Newton, Bishop of Port Augusta, ins return that he hardly had the members. was the first to be enrolled in that time to realise mat we eao passeci that our eilorts GIs behall ut the WARE, Etc. Home of the Good Shepherd Ap--Father Watson is a ripe mrtiugh election the truss (Madame Christein,. such.lity. for the State Par- peal have beet: tarty successful. GREAT VARIETY lava on the occasion of the tie poet. in TEA SETS, DNINglit SETS, TOILET wee-. gitted avd a scholar, QUEENSLAND. in connection with them there are still a few collecting (in July 10M, 1921, says the Ca- International Exhibition at Samar- The occasianal adorers was (lel:, ered blinded the "Australian Ileesenger liament. SETS, and FRUIT SETS. of the Sacred Heart- and was its lie mane tae brief comment that cards to come in, and members are tholic Aiivecate. at Inc exhibition ang, and was the conductor of the by Father Walsh, S.J. newspapers had shown their me asked to return them to the secret WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. 1,he "Madonna." tne annuai celebration ut tilt musicians engaged by the Govern editor. Father J. M. Cusack's fine new mat It was here she met he which he established in 1.197 as a potence in the matter of affecting lay as early as possible. The plain }tattle. 01 the boyne was carried out ment. TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. in Albion -street, Surry Hills, quarterly, the result. They had all bent their and fancy dress children's ball, held into a wierged monthly by the Orangemen of brisbane, with future husband. IP which cost Limo, was recently bless- in 1920. Acl multos annos! energies and manipulated their in the Lyceum Theatre on the 6th. the usual eclat marked by the time Archby His Grace opened and news so as to secure a complete vlb . The Rev. Father O'Reilly, of Gul - ed honoured for oisnonourebi vituperwas a huge success, in spite of the VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. injured ii bishop Kelly. The new school It. Pete Father Vaughan. who tory for the Lawson (Nationalist) many other attraction% in the city ative attacks upon tne Pope, tne tsung. who was so severely (Government; but the poll was smalla couple of one of the best and most secretary to His acte-.l as Grace Catholic Church., eatholics, and 11-- the Cowra railway smash and elsewhere, and we take this opof its kind in Syder even than admitted last time, was and the net who ago, and months on his r ox, 01 %%yttrium, Mannix recent v.. ishmen. Rev. hey. As result of the collection Archbishop was that the Government lost portunity of sincerely thanking was the occasional star speaker; t,. a Sydney hospital shortly afte taken up aat the close of the cere- trip abroad, has been appointed result JAMES KEATING. Mesdames T. G. Molloy gild P. Barhas se far improved, famish priest of Werribee, in sue- one seat. and his Cava, leet110s1 1 niSmis- the accident S40 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanica' Institute). Quinn, who very genrealised. was of £1670 sum moray'a institu the leave to Ist La, rett and Mr. iaesion to the late Father Heaney. ,iilb' Ult: Irish cutun tii intiepenuent as to be able ao the the to judge eeceeded undertosk Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suitinga. Dress Suits Our The result greatly Government vas 01 supporters out erously i.ateinnteirt won cheap Jibes led to tion. tirieations of Father Cusack.. Specialty. has been ut a house tit ha members. As in dancing and award the poses; also Cr. IL T. Cullinaii. . a challenge tieing issued to him by all kind friends who donated the Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application Rev. Father }hover,' hie: been givof Sate for the elected Mayor second the last rartiament, the other parMr. 1). O -lynx in debate the queson the occasion of the term. Sneaking to be good dance. The club's some prizes. Covera Large at and Varied flock his Stock ing of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand vulties tranners C ham and Labour) "I1is Reverence,' with tion. "chair, prayer'' opening of the new echool in Father may aeleat it by commuting un a no- held in Kectighs Ilall on the pine sagaeity, brat evaded and sub- advice concerning the parish. His Grace said:Cusack's nost the of numerthe thene,h support going as already get:, which Father Bossence, who is recoverthe connmnee by default) declines but neither of eequently "We want good hell in Australia. ing !rum his recent serious illness, muse partiesmotion at times and has evidently broke' - Australia. is nuinei icany scrota; ous sympathisers with the club's challenge. for the Australians! That is spending a short vacation with out afresh up there. After explain enough to form a Government that work, and it is anticipated that a we must have also but the is all right: receiving person each Ile was ac- wows' last. It would be improbable good evereng's enjoyment will be The following boys from St. ing how of his brother at COlac. .. Talking Machines --All Kinds to write out nine copies Australians for Auetralie. men The 10s. on that night. Sale .. lames' Christiani Brothers' ' School, prayer is them men of gee,. companied to Colic by his mother. that they would combine in longing obtained veer:tee. of uer duty. men different to send end 0.mA:ire-street, Valley, acre suea tmvernMent../or on no positive note raffled by Miss MeConnisti iu one to do like eresity men wlei will -mush on and Mr. 1Villiarn Camerford Shepdied Good at of the of the Home aid ,...ssful in the recent Apprenticeship sons. requesting each point with are tney on in agreement; tney iii- his for doing so being make their fellows ',use home. Whoroaly, in the Wan- agree. only in their negative opposiherd Appeal was won by Miss V. Examination:- C. Hurst, L. Grit- trice. the reeerd and the penalty for nee lustry. Thind,s will never be per. garatta district, last month. Gramophones, playing flat records, e2 'the committee A special to £70. Edison Am len, and J. Ktemy. This school was a blessing feet. Go ahead as long as you can. deceased, who a-as a native of Kil- tion to tile poiicy of the present Grimes the Rev a curse. do so to berolas, playing Cylinder Records, £16. Flat Records. double -sided. letting recent in the also very successful many possibilities meeting tell be held on S today Howard wive a little calcu NVe have God's blessing: if we have kenny. Ireland, was 70 years of age, government. 3/6. We are landing a big lot for Christmas. Cylinder Records, Mass. 10 Seholarship Examination. 31 boys Father in present the o'clock after tueniselves, famiOut 1 need happy not have In vood men. we will simple arithmetic. 3/6 each. lation We stock all in the Edison Catalogue. of which were spent in Aussecuring Scholarships. you with them. large fend fifty She elect' Monthly lists and complete Catalogues posted to all who write nine days, he said. 400 000,000 copies lies. And we will have tralia. he was very tors of llctoria showed that they I came from a panel- toelat successful.As aHefarmer lies. for them. is when survived by his Government A Brisbane Protestant paper (or English the were not greatly concerned with by Ind I found only tele family in it widow, one Needles, Mainsprings, and all repair parts in stock. and seven daugh- the pmts and counterplots as the Advocate calls it, a scurrilouis it pnssed a Home Rule measure set. with more than six children. This ters. Sisterson, All kinds of Talking Machines Repaired. Renedicta, of the Con. peopic Limy allow to be their of the ting up two Parliaments in Ireland. lying rag) advocates the sacking of week I" was in another parish. 'cent of the Good day by Protestant it Shepherd, LeedCatholic employees Mitt bete is a lot to be said But what kind of generosity was end found 27 families with over erville, WA., is a daughter of taxaIrish the total employers. The chief reason given the proposed, that in savour children. ix nine mem apathy. It is inend three or four lied deceased, RIP. was that Protestant firms have Midday on Wednesday ueeet in to lull the miserable mas- tion amounting annually to nearly That is what Australia wants." their trade and busiueae secrets. querade of public life we have be- fifty millions. to give the two ParEach Week is the SOUTH AUSTRALIA. with ifticsh Cathiilics could not be liaments combined the spending of come satiad tepenwith, and the The Right Rev. Dr. Whyte. The local Catholic paper trusted, khree and a half mill:0ns' One C tpt. S. A. White, who has given essua l oe o ier toe Bishop of Dunedin. left on the 20th ablisuway. only comments: "It might be a good e close stud, to Australia. and went of a true, clean, and honorable thing he believed, and that was. Etc., tilt en a s'k't to Sydney. thing if a lot ef Catholic employees that Contributions, Reports, if a really generous offer were made. things Australian. delivered national all inlife (together curwith its the and Advertisements for Too many brainy lost their job: it would be carefully considered. to Central Arcade teresting and instructive lecture on necessary means of expression). VICTORIA. Perth. rent week's issue of THE if it was such an offer as could and Catholic young men, and women, in Central the a"rival Australia report to a am large particularly Irish files and apinterested taken. in these be RECORD may the Irish be honorably accepted by too, are wasting their lives helping preciative Lordship his audience of 28. at .the Adelaide matters, for a consider that CathoDublin on June for Protestant would it accept to make fortunes Dr. Phelan, Bishop of Sale, after his Catholic Club on Monday evening, aes nave a special vocation in thus people. De Valera They should not of the prayer would go out if each visit to Rome. He visited his na- the 29th ult. His Grace the Arcs- building up 'bosses.' . national life. They on their behalf. Given the :nenLATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. he afraid to hit out for themselves: person obeyed the instructions. tive place at Johnstown, County bishep presided, and amongst those nave had the most highly -trained agernent of her own affaira. Ireland in The trouble is the Catholic employee These would represent £3,333,333 The Very present were Father Gatzmever. brews 01 burope working for them would be the most beautiful counKilkenny. during Jul-. & SON try in the world to live in Nature lacks initiative. He is satisfied to postage, sufficient to pay our quota Rev. Dr. Michael Phelan. S.T.. the Adm. (President of the Club), Frs. for two thousand years, and they And the richly endowed her, 1 nd. given be, and too often to remain, a woad in the Diggers' Loan. distinguished pulpit orator of Dub- Candeler and McEvoy. O.P., and nave to-day, as, the result of their had government, THE MURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, she would enjoy a and water Joey for an employer weight of panel used would. amount lin. is a brother of Dr. Phelan's. Rev. T. P. DAVIS. and Dr. McAree. 5,11001 systems * larger body of in- self Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisiaction. prosperity, arid, happiness with much less brains than him- to some 1500. tons. tenigent supporters than any other peace. NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Roans). would make her the envy of self." Fa the r Roney ne. 0 C.C. (formerly Mr. Eugene Gorman, whe, as of peolpe can point to. In which The Right Rev. Dr. Dwyer. Bishop counsel, single-handed eestained the of Adelaide) left Rome at the end set every other nation. Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. Australia, too, they nave a country Mrs. J. Hannigan, a highly -respect- of Wagga, has contributed "A Floral case for the plaintiff with marked of _Tune for Dublin, NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. rich enough to cover up blunders Archbishop Mannix. ed resident of Stanthorpe, passed Survey of the South Western Slopes ability in the suit of Willis v. the Write for Free Catalogue. lit they occur), and they have a `mfr. E. J. C. Hogan, LL.B., has away on the 15th ult. The deceas- of N S.W., round about Temora and Patrick general secretMr. H. son of Mr. J. Kennedy, is a "Argus," BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. starving for sane principles ary of the Australian Catholic Fed. ed was born in County Donegal, Ire- Barmedman" to the Agetralian Na- Gorman. a well-known resident ut startd the practice of his profession people of living. They have wise leaders-land, about 78 years ago. She came turalist." He -gives a list of plants ' Rochester. referred un Sunday tc ArchThe promising young as barrister and solicitor in Adelaide. or rather when, the "forward eration, Mannix to Australia in the early seventies, gathered on his wanderings in the barrister himself, after passing Mr. Hogan is a brilliaret ex-student if, the as "probably bishop and for the past 40 years has been districts named, and hopes it may through various Catholic educational of the Christian BroThers' College. move- is made. greatest Irishman of all time." and Christian Brothers Supported. residing at Kyoomba. She leaves serve as a foundation on which institutions. completed, his pre-Uni- Adelaide, and served his articles in Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. I have since heard this endorsed Ist a husband, six sons, and three other observers may build then edi- versity studies at St, Joseph's Mar- the office of Messrs W. T. Denny Irishmen themselves. That being signs, the Ca,"The Famous "Snigg's Corner," lay many outward staff the thanks Lordship daughters to mourn her loss. One fice. His and Daly. torture being so. we in Australia are very Hill, where admitted Hunter's ist Brothers, to the pre ta.b.tcS at the ut v ietorta are, of the sons (Rev. Brother Aloysius, et the National Hebnrium in the he had a brilliant course. He pro- Bar after completing his LL.B. de- bent time, snowing their apprecia ate that his lot has been cast venertheir especially and Gardens. THE PLACE TO GO FOR of the Patrician Brothers). is at among its. Of such a man as this. mises equally well for the Bar. He gree at the University. He has An- able chief. Mr Maiden. for patience has another important case on in been assistant to Mr. C. North soli- bon of tne work gone by the Order it is hard to get an objective appreOrange, New South Wales. FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, The Bro Christian Brothers. SILK and FASHION other son, the Rev. Brother Igna- and help in determining the species Melbourne, citor, at Yorketnwn, for the past of ciation, but a splendid one has are particularly themselves thers SHIRTS, SOK, TIES, ETC. tius, pre-deceased heietwo Years ago. he had collected. five months. sup- been given in the Brisbane "Work and at the sympathy pleased . A daughter (Sister M. Evaristus) is A couple of years ago, a number EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL from the er" by "Eye -Witness." It reads as Rev. Father W. L. Byrne. of Rya member of the Sisters of Mercy Hi4 Grace the Archbishop admin- port they are receiving the St. Kilda Council had the COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. different follows:their 'Old Boys" of dalmere, underwent an operation in of Community, Ipswich. . RIP. temerity to cancel the order giving istered the Sacrament of Confirma- schools into lesin, Formed is a of and colleges. couple Mannix a Hospital "Archbishop Lewisham use of the Town Hall for the tion to 127 candidates at St. Patassociations. these are now ascetic -looking man. His spiritual DON'T FORGET THE He is progressing fay- the The no -confidence motion, after a weeks ago. Christian Brothers' speech night, be- rick's Church, West %.?elaide, on the several holding regular and enthusiastic radiance emanates from a spare long debate, resulted in a victory ourably. cause his Grace Archbishop Mannix 28th ult. ADDRESS meetings. At the College in .East frame. He gives the impression of. for the Government by 36 votes to who to be present! The gathermonths, of many illness an After Melbourne. a special movement is being highly trained rpirituallv. absent Three members were 32. ing, numbered many thouwhich CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH, TASMANIA. Shanof "Jubilee" trampled on toot to honour the The man has obviously through illness, and, with the the Rev. Mother M. Aloysius sands, was held on the Brothers' An ad- under foot all the grossness of the the schools' foundation. Speaker the whole 72 members are ahan passed to her reward on Moncollege grounds. The ratepayers, 54 dominbeing Christian at noon, of the his 29, work in August of the is serene flesh, and The intense bigotry of a little mirer The vote shows day, accounted for. Catholic and non-Catholic, were de. Sallow-faced. darkof age, thirty-five of which termined to send down the narrow- coiner in Hobart has brought about Brothers has made an offer of £20 ance th.ereover. that the party behind The.rjere is Yeare Born minded the beginning of organisation among if four uld collegians will subscribe haired, with hair just a little long. solid, and the alleged dissensions a had been spent in religion. sectarian bigots, and since, at Farranlore, County Kerry, Ire- when elections have occurred, the of- Catholics. Tne narrowness and pre- a like amount. He also offers a fun a nervous, mobile mouth such as myth. sir land. this exemplary religious volunX50 on the same conditions. orators usually have. keen and penefenders have been kicked cut of the judices prevalent among a certain ther There has also been formed a trating eves, lit from inner fires. The A most successful mission was teered for the At'stralisn mission council. The elections recently class of influential, persons who Christian the BriCenher profession in Old Boys' soon after Brothers' arrestiag feature about him is the Rev. Collins. the Father given by 'saw the third bigot outed, viz., for make use of every opportunity to C.SS.R., to the parishioners of St. gidine Convent. Mormhath. 'Ireland. the South War, E. B. Clarke de- attack the Catholic Church and its tral Executive. ' The idea of this way he carries his head--proudIv, CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK of Mere's Church, West End, Towns- At Conamble she laboured for eight feated A. Soulthorpe, sitting mem- institutions have given an impetus came from the St. Kilda College, defiantly, the outward semblance that. after all. a It was very largely attend. years, and afterwards was appoint- ber, by 342 votes. In the Rich- to Catholic activity, and have drawn and it consists of two delegates from an inner conviction ville. Note the Address: PIER arid should live up to ed, so much so that the accommodie ed first superior of the newly-ioundcs.i.:ests an effort was made the Catholic people closer together each of the Old Boys' Associations. man is a man 'Phone, A43()8, Private 'Phone, A2!)38, non was not adequate enough for ed Convent of Cawra, in 1894, and to unseat members who have con- and a scheme has been drawn up Its purpose is to represent :he men the best that is in him-asserting. the large numbers who nightly at- for thirteen years' controlled with sistently stood for freedom of for the establishment of a strong in the associations on public occa maintaining, and defending his right sions-e.g., one deputations to pub to speak the truth against ,511 oppotended to listen to the missioner. great success the destines of the speech notably in allowing meet- Catholic Club in Hobart. The moral effect sition and without csanpromise lic authorities. The mission closed with the most foundation. Among the many who ings in support of Ireland's cause visited her towards tee end was of such representation, when added Heads'Aike Dr. Mannix's hive made of the Forty impressive ceremony to be held in the City Reserve. In There is a good sum in hand for to that of organisations like the plentiful grist for the guillotines and THE CATHOLIC ART her esteemed ex-pupil. the Hon. P. ever': BOOK DEPOT Hours' Adoration. case, the nominee of the reacthe erection of a new church at Australian Catholic Federation and the hangman's nooses in the age F. Loughlin, Minister for Lands. tionaries 534 NAY -STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite Wing Ett was refeated, except in one Sheffield, and Father O'Donnell ward Hostel). MISS M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress. for human struggle R.I.P. Society, rod universal Men's Tel. A1655. The Governor-General of Austraward where the individual got in hopes to have the foundation stone the Catholic Young Here again is rights. The pose of that head of Pure Wax Candles, 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, in conformity with can be easily seen. lia, Lord Forster. with Lady ForsChurch requirements; Tapers, Wicks, sanctuary Mrs. T. J. Ryan, owing to a com- by the skin of his teeth-a majority laid shortly. on, Charcoal, insense, another place where Catholics are his abides as the mast lasting imter and party arrived by the cruisof 35. [foie, Councillor J. J. Stafon Stocks, Missal P. Priests' Markers, New Ritual, a spe. able to make their strength in the pression of the man er Sydney on Sunday morning, 21st plete collapse, has not been allow- ford (Grand President of the Vicdeity. Stations of the Cross, Acts of consecration to thePictures Heart; Irish torn and Mother of Pearl Rosaries; Silver Children orSacred The death of the late ex -Senator community tell; and I am conflult. The party was met officially ed to acknowledge any of the hun- torian district. No. He photographs himself on the Mary Medals; de. Pictures of Bishops' conference; Photos. or Dr. Manntx; Books or- mental and spiritual retina of his and with enthusiasm dent that James Guy, by late at the jetty wharf by the Depute-- dreds of letters and expressions of feati his opponent1 H.A.C.B.S.) of Launceston , occaCanon Sheehan and Father Benson. by 226 votes, supply oar Irish music and ReadMayor, Alderman, T. G. Melrose and sympathy which she has been re- whilst Councillor M. N. Joyce won tioned regret amongst all sections. ganisation their weight can be audience as a man of transparent. ing matter by Fr. Lasanee, Sir James Good Butler. and, Francis Thompson. Agent for Catholic Directory, 1921, Record, Sacred Heart Inspector Carmody. and conducted eel :lug since Mr. Ryan's death. She a record term of Mavor of Rich- A strong friend of La-oour has been trebled. unselfish, clean -minded uprightness Messenger, Our Lady's Annals, Si, Joseph's Garland catholic Press, Advocate, wn Hall, where an official is still in Brisbane, her sisters car- mond. by 1872 votes. to the Mr. J. A. Lyons, M.H.A. Bishop Foley Speaks on Ireland. -an irrespressible, determined, perSt. Anthony's Annals, Ave Maria, Benalger's Magazine. Mr. J. Be- removed. ing and Irish, doing everything it American, is posand reception as given him in the preEnglish Literature Stocked. In his diocese of Ballarat, Bishop suasive, alert, unswerving personalhan (I.N.17.). has won his first mu- (-Leader of the Labour Party) ex Circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badges, Large Assortment. sence of very large number of eiti. sible to do for her. Later, it is ex- nicipal honours finessed the opinion even. most Big in exuding sincerity. men welcome. ity. who Foley got a most hearty Normanby knew the deceased zens. In ,the aftrnoon. Lade- Fors- pected she will come to Sydney for Ward. in the South for of way: no trace of anything small held of him: the pupils him by He given one At Melbourne Countr was entertained by the Sisters at at least a few a great and good man. and the St. Patrick's College, lie spoke wise about him-nothing petty. He cil. . months.. Labour was successful in sev- was st. Patrick's College. influence and example of his life words about the state of Irish af- handles big subjects easily. He The devotion of T. J. Ryan to eral of the metropolitan contests. and work will without remain his oratorical effects gets with Labour fairs: his wile (says a recent writer) was NEW SOUTH WALKS. men as an inspiration, & Here in Australia, he said, they effort. He thinks in big tress. The one of the most notable and beautiHis Grace Archbishop Mannix did not know what the British Gov- mcii is always bigger than the thing His Grace Archbishop Kelly, ful traits in his character. At pri- visited St. Columba's Convent. EsInsurance Company, Limited. The many friends of the late ernment's terms were. The head of or the individual he is discussing. speaking at the opening of ti e new vate lunches when any public ques- sendon, recently, to the great joy of seems to stand ow an eminence SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. school at Surry Hills, recently, re- tion arose, he always turned to his the Sisters and pupils, and was: en- Rev. Peter O'Reilly, of Deloraine, the Government had said they were He look down on nien and matters. ferred to the Irish question, and wife for her opinion. "What do you tertained at an excellent musical have decided to erect a Celtic Cross most generous; but. since they had and FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, he takes the man in the street said that once, when travelling in think, [Lily?' he would say; and treat. His Grace was accompanied over his grave in the Catholic Ceme- not been revealed, it was impos- And and lifts him up to the came exaltand EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST England, he was in company with then when she had expressed her by Archbishop Redmond and seve- tery. Uleerstone, as a tribute to the sible to say how generous they were. memory of a devoted priest, who or how wanting in generosity. It ed height, and shows him how CURRENT RATES an Englishman who was accom views, he sought the opinions of ral prominent ecclesiastics. E MIDWOOD, Manager. of futile the efforts are ridiculously of a generous might be this talk for over forty years laboured zealpanied by his daughter. His fel- other members of the party. elet just bluff or propaganda the little. self-seeking marionettes low traveller said: "What is all this the wife's views were always sought His Grace Archbishop Redwood ously in the Archdiocese of Hubert. offer was of the moment to whom the quid about the Home itede! We in Eng. first. It would be impossible to is a lover of music, and confesses and was beloved by his brother work by the British Government. in the ministry, and revered so that if their offer were refused ante of the destinies of mankind are land do not rightly understand it." imagine a more devoted couple. to being a violinist. He has a priests entrusted-the Lloyd Georges ane appear to be justified they would by the laity of every class His Grace said: "Your daughter They were inseparable and creed. Stradivarius that is 721 years old in renewing what had been going on the Billy Hugheses! You feel that will tell you. When she 'frets mass and is still in perfect condition. The It would he has acetirately measured these in Ireland in the past. riede and settles down, would she The Labour Party has rewarder. grand old man who is also a grand them up for what like, say. her sister coming into the the services of Mr. J. F. Coates wit. old Englishman. spent 10 years in SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. be remainbered what loud boasts of fellows and sized NONE TASTE LIKO UNION SEER, generosity were but recently made they are. And vet he never eaye house and deciding how things a seat in the Upper House. Mr. Ireland, and taught many Irish word against any of a personal should be managed." Continuing, Coates (says the Catholic Press) is youths. He mixed with the Irish Licensed Auctioneers, Sworn Valuators, Property and Business Salesthem his Grace expressed his gratitude at a capable speaker, with more tnan people, and during that time he tole men, Builders, Financiers, etc. "He speaks easily and clearly. He the strides made towards peace dur- an average share of mordant wit, Prior Power's parishioners at Middle SAS of oratorical suggeshas the rare gift ing the ,recent negotiations, and teas which, perhaps, will hardly be ap- Park he had become, as he still was. e tion and of eloquent silence, so that particularly pleased at the news preciated in the serene atmosphere a rank Sinn Feiner. It was Engyou follow his thoughts and rot cabled out, in which evidence was of Old Fogeydom. He was born laerl's mistake, he wow, to try to merely his words. He employs simshown of a peaceful settlement. at Bathurst, and educated at 'the govern Ireland according to Eng Established 1912 Rents Collected. Money to Lend. ple, homely language, with plenty . Patrician Brothers School there, and lish ways and English ideals. He of pauses between his phrases. He The musical world, says the Syd- afterwards at St. Ayolsius College, hoped that before long Irelstne Principals: wields an T. A. oratorical dagger of refinpudley and L. J. Dwyer. ney Freeman's Journal, was shocked North Sydney. In 1910 he sought would he governed according to ti ed. burnished steel. Cultured to his to hear of the unexpected death of the suffrages of the electors of his Irish ideals. City and General Representative: J. Len O'Sullivan, finger-tips, and vet withal a simple. that talented lady, Mrs. Johan F. native city. but after a strenuous Maylands Representative: T. J. Coonan, eernest tnithful man, seeing things Faaesen, who was better known un- fight he was defeated. On August 23 a concert under He polled a with a clear eve and earnestly ender the maiden name of Ethel A. record Labour vote, however, and it the auspices of the Gaelic League Sellers and Buyers of Property or Businesses should sec us. We deavoiming to let trtith you see the Brady. The sad news came from was taid that by his campaign he was given in the Athenaeum Hall, as he himself sees it. An artist in can build you any class of house, prepare all plans, and finance you. Batavia. where she was married on paved the way for the return of Mr. Collins -street. Amongst those prehumorous oratorical satire. he does August 15, 1919. Money to lend on Houses, Vacant Land, Pianos, Furniture, etc. "We Ce, Yoly 24 of Durack at the subsequent elections sent were His Grace the Archbishop not laugh, ma even smile at his own this year the deceased gave birth in 1913. During the anti-conscrip- of Melbourne and Dr. Redwood, are experienced rent collectors; our collectors call all suburbs from sallies, but you seem to hear the Ready Cool to twins, and on August she pass- tion campaign Mr. Coates did splen- Archbishop of Wellington, N.Z. Both Fremantle to Midland Junction. Auction sales conducted anywhere. echo of Herculean laughter away ed away. A native of Balmain did service in the city and suburbs. prelates delivered brief addresses on on Alterations, additions and renovating of houses. etc., carried out down in the depths of his being East. the late Mrs. Faassen was a the occasion. Dr. Redwood said somewhere." and financed if necessary. --F. I C. Day daughter of the late Captain John The tercentenary of St. John he was always at home in an Irish F. Brady, of Balmain. She was flerehmans, and, incidentally, the assembly. Ile deeply sympathised educated by the local Sisters of the least day of Rev. Mother Berch- with Ireland's struggle for liberty Get your Summer Straw now, Agents for The Commercial Union Assurance Co. For Fire, AcciOh, Mary: Mary! always aontrary! Good Samaritan, and also at.Camp- mane, Mother General of the Sis- and independence. and have it ready for the first day It was the dent, and Employers' Liability Insurance. Send for us; we can asHow does you: garden me tc, clear? belltown. Her musical studies ters of Charity, was celebrated with dream of his life to see the day when the mercury shoots un. the See Styles We know of the sure satisfaction. shells awl the were seriously begun under the late much solemnity on the 27th ult, at when Ireland would be in a position The Straws we have are all tha sweet blue -bells, Mr. J. A. Delany. and in late years St. Vincent's Convent. Potts Point, to work out her own destiny. For and Prices in new season's And stock, and fitted with "daffodils-allroba-cow." dear. she was acknowledged as one of Aus- His Excellency the Apostolic Dele- the past 48 years he had spoken in the famous "Bon Ton" patent cusOur Show Put, oh, how funny! oh. dear! and tralia's most bnlliant pianists and gate, was present, and presided at favour of Ireland's aspirations, and hion leathers-they're salt as veloh, lor! composers. Many fine compositions the High Mess. A miniber of the his only regret was that during the Windows .yet to the head, yet make the hat What are you pianting tile pepperwere published in her own name clergy were in the sanctuary, Per- years he spent in Ireland he had Tel 88 :it mint for? firmly, osi's "Mass" was sung for the first never acquired the Irish language. and under her pen-name, "Marcelle If it's for colds you'd be wiser. Tie Christian." She was also a very time in Australia by a large choir He had greatly enjuyed the concert. of nuns the sure, rich volume successful teacher. Of a bright and of music and he desired to congratulate all Tailors & Mercers In buying Woods' Great Pepperbarmy disposition, the deceased. an and the beautiful voices contribut- the performers. Hay exemplary Catholic, was a general ing to a result such as has seldom mint Cure. favourite in Sydney, where she con- been heard in a Sydney church The Father Michael J Watson, "Where the Good Hats Are." ducteika ladies'' orchestre at the magnificent results were obtained celebrated his golden sacerdotal it-iSOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIE, Hotel rails fall souei time. She under the training of Sister M. Paul, f:nice on the 11th inst. Father WatNONE TASTE LIKE UNION 118111.
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simple trust of any child to any They down when they smoke, mother, doubly justified from a and assquat the stems of the pipes are cliikt of earth to the liea.venh three feet lone, the bowl can rest Mother. on the groued, the bowl Sens of the average size known ii. enaJa ON THE SOCIAL FRINGE. Ir lethlehem tlic hookah is eery popular among the weinen. ant it HOPE. the morning accompanies A priest BLIND. curve again to judge the who's lished the editor lies recently pub- neon coffee drinking hour. andScafter illy J. W. Poynter). serai tIly balewing It Bede experience: Jarrett, 0.1'.1 world. St. Matthew aftei wards is a sad. tubes extend from the water bowl Every generation. as it father who through (It FAITH is the basis of life, her powers to reforming the noun "Show me your God:. the doubter preached the faith far and wide, and had called heart-breken which the smoke passes in brings out inure and inure develops, to see and me. Ile was charity is a its crown; but hope is try, is the said desuffering as it was under many its to have finished his course wealthy man. int wealth cries. seemed to a cooling process. and the wierien fects and harmful greatest need. Most of the diwhich evils.In in Parthia. I point him out the smiling skies; have I eeneht sorrow to his life. Hie gather about the hookah, each sel- separation from thelimitations of fficulties life come because man is fullness of Caf show him peaceful sylvan scenes; the life of St. Francis of Assisi su prone to lose heart. only sue hat' been kilted in a ecting a tube, and all drawing tholic communion has brought to His disST. THOMAS OF VILLANOVA. meter acci:1-st.lust The I show him winter snows and frost; from the common bowl. we meet the Lady Giacoma. boy had al smoke tractions in prayer suggest to him the Father Protestant bodies. They long ii show him water tempest -tossed; The Burmese maidens do exactly sew s be,: careless and cold in re(Life of St. Francis, unity and certainty at faith, Cuthbert p that he was not meant for such I show him hills rock-ribbed and Feast, Thursday, September 22. gard ts tte Church, el, in far t. ss hat Kipling says thee do in his for 324) says: "She is buried in the low high acts. His weekly tale of sins at Lambeth Conferences and St. Thomas. the glory of the Span- had stopped genie to holy "Road to Mandalay." for they and, strong; ether assemblies. they frame ingeis er church of the basilica of San at confession seems to imply by its smoke bid him hear the thrush's song; ish Church in the sixteenth century. after le wes eighteen. when heMass Francesco at Assisi, near the high almost identical repetition that it is re- fat as aa cigar ten inches long and as iuus schemes to attain I show him flowers in the close that goal. altar. was burn A.D. 1488. He way edu- turned herne from a ten -Catholic good-sized candle, and with A fresco represents her in useless for him to continue his efforgetful that the whole problem the habit white paper covering. The lily, violet and rose; cated at Alcala under the eye of preparatory school. of a and there is forts at "a firm purpose of amendThe longest pipes known are tie-see dates from the separation I show him rivers, from this inscription;tertiary, babbling Cardinal Ximenes, and professed 'Tither. I cue heartbrokes. ment." His faltering attempts at used Rome,' and can by the natives of the Belgial never be remediel sancta nobilisque 'Hic jacet Jacoba perfection streams; philosophy there and at .Salernanca. boy is den!, and new my daughter disconcert him from. any romapa.- She Congo. These pipes have stems ten except by return to sokl- paths." I show him youthful hopes and A thirst for the science of is eeeemmunicated irons the was widow of Gratiano Ca- er twelve very persistent or lung-continued Then. Frangipani, again, dreams; feet Saints led him after two years to the various long, with small energetic arid a Roman patrician. She re. tho!ir church because she went heels service. His cold and listless coin had I show him maids with eager hearts; sign his dignities, and to entter the through a ceremony before a If sought enterprising ladies. matches were desirous of Wel taxto light them, a friend would lie need- ing some active part in religious counsel of Francis in 1212, I show him toilers in the marts: house of the Austin Friars in the Catholic minister, which know,nonand mullions take away his feelings of fur ed took him as her spirit- devotion and lead them to fancy -se>s*ee`e. '1 apply the flame. but the na- work, are aiming at getting their thenceforth show him stars, the moon, the latter city. It was in the chair of .1 .'athelic. is tie marriage at all" ual guide. Left a widow that it were better not to go at all P-K' tive gets his I spy ice grills to thc mare sun; truth that the fervour of his charity light by churches or when merely es, in thrustdenominations to allow vice of God and the I show him deeds of kindness done: became first publicly known bowl into his camp fire. pour. As Fatl.er ,than to go with so little seeming them to be ""elergywomen!" Cos he realised. that he was to blame. lie I'mt the By Cuthbert (Life of St. effect. his joylessness fin the sacLiege. I show him joy. I show him :are ...nix in hand he would fall int, rap had allowed his ambitious wife to parts these Francis, Ireland. eccentric p. ideas and and 161) says: "Only in the does far more harm than And still he holds his doubting air, turee exclaiming. "I) Christian. look es -erred, his better judgment and to in the Southern United States. pire- they show. first of all. thatambitions company of raments they do two women. the Lady that, for it makes him close the And faithless goes the way, fur he There, look 'here!" Charles V. lis- send their two children for merely os ing by al women s or minion. not understand the true Clare and the nature et Lady very gates through which alone help Giacoma Is blind of soul and vanilla see! tened to him as an oracle. arid an - social ieasuits di to the Christian ministry: and, second, Francis Settesoli, did come to hint. The whole of penned him Archbishop of Valen- st heels. The result non-Catholic John Kendrick Bangs. had that the Protestant bodies: lack that serve.") relax this rule (of strict re- can THE 9.0ST BEAUTIFUL life tends to depress a man who is at BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, cia. On being led to his throne in friendships wills those not of liens for the right vocation of wotheir seep, all FLOWER. of his "The conscious capacities, his 309-U LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, church. he pushed the silken sees- relistiee, ana they stem drew cold Lady How glorious men which the Catholic Church, a name in theClare!" WORDS OF WISDOM. and his failures. He MELBOURNE. hions aside, and with tears kissed and ,i.cptic:O. and gave up th..U1 Church's calendar, respensibilities, (nee whirl) those sects parted. al. showing I reaI a story of is. a Consolation. then, great Not at iilicruples"-Words the shiner? the ground. other faith. in a vivid light to what din His first visit was to By Rev. P. Gearon. D.C.C., was s fully previded. fist curie from Ileastei a all, He has lost his faith and love? height Faith and loyalty cannot I. fes- angel B.A. Price, 5/9 (post free), the Prudence is often the name or a the prison the sum with which the down Catholic faith can exalt Most certainly not. What then is "The Belabor% Song.. Set to Where rights are ignored or voca- the this wed& lit' roamed very mean vice. The man who can chapter presented him for his palace tered where a growing boy or girl to music. vocation through t Sets suppressed, of women! Her vowLatest and best of Irish publicafields and cities, and when wanting to him? Hope. He has stand quietly- by and see a weaker was devoted to the public, hospital. is handed over fur six days a week the his ments are sure to almerinal develop- ing herself to Christ and to poverty, tions, Price, 1/T (post tree). reis osse, he said* -Now given up hope: he is disheartened: take place. That her leaving her person wronged, deserves to lie shut As a child he had given his r.eal to to the training of teachers who, )1 roaming Extra packing on roll, 3d. extra. father's house, her he is too discouraged to go on. He "The Grimifizion that I am through this visit as fact is the full explanation of "Roy- going of Ireland:. out from the society of decent per. the poor. and two-thirds of his epis- not openly hestile, are at least in- earth. By H. to the me A. Campbell. Convent of is very human. Oh, yes. but he is Price, mod. (poet suns. There are many times in copal revenues were now annually different to the claims of the one toes of I must gather some memen- denisin" and such -like curious move. San Paulo at Benedictine free). Bastia, her my inents. very trip." The foolish also; for leaving true Catholic when hope life when we must act in 3 way spent in alms it Church of Christ. In' these Church avoids for that of San Angelo, He aaily fed five Talks to Nurses -The Ethic* of And he has gone, all is over. Failure counts looked at the beautiful this by giving scope for the full vce influence that will seem "to the Greeks fool- hundred needy persons. brought up days it is hard enough to bring up flowers ing. By Rev. II. S. Spalding,NursSi. on the growth ofher great for nothing: defeat. 9/6 (post free). himself the orphans of the cite nue a growing boy or giil, even in a Ca- "How in the garden and said: catkin and dignity of women in their ciscan fraternity, the Frandisappointment SomePrice, ishness." lovely Ethical Aspects of the social her and fragrant!" -these matter proper at nothing all. so becoming spheres. What an intense joy it is in any sheltered the neglected foundlings tholic atmosphere. To resist the Abbess an So he plucked some roses (in Questions. By Rev. McDon-alluring temptations way to resemble Jesus! How, then, with a mother's care. and he In Europe of the Middle Ages. the to take the 1213 she was compelled long as only hope sits patiently. ald, DJ). Price, 10/6 W. During his ever looked further and said: tree,. faith and purity, a growing against of Divine ought we to cultivate and multiply eleven Years episcopate not one "Ah. a office of Abbess was one of great in her sweetoffice of Abbess, though stirring the embers, watching and Mother -A (post hoe or bright-eyed. Omen. in the Theology Grace tending the fire, of rosy-cheeked humility coaxing the the power. this queenly grace of loving Mary! poor maiden was married without girl must know and understand our flame, It is she true it -had! does not date that another should begged never despairing and never By Rev, S. N. Hogan, O.P. That baby is prettier hole Price. an Oh! happy you who have it, hapalms from the Saint. Spurred than Religion and frequently re- ers. and be given ss. (post flow- back to so early a date as does that headshipthe the wind to work its will leaving I will have to takethe Father Cuthbert, ceive the sacraments. pier you who greatly prize it, and by his enample. the rich and That Princes of Hisfree). that." of Abbot; but it seems to have been the approval People-St, Sohn the Send p 171', the the children And then he looked should clouds come of up Evangelist to Catholic schools. your mother over the RV happiest vou who Are all on fire selfish became liberal and generous: and saw a instituted, her Rev. C. C. Mar-, Rule by Pope sky, or regularly, about A.D. Innocent IV., Undah.. Si sitting beside that darkness Price, 5/4 (post with it. for it is a fire which Jesus and when, on the 'Sethi's: of our encir591. in the pontificate of Gregory death cradle free "Ah, that mother's the --a star inhertheholy life and cle the earth, brings no should real terrors. The Visible Church -44w Himself has kindled in your hearts. Lady. A.D. 1335. St. Thomas crime GRACE love is the I. Abbesses attended Church Church's prettiest counIt Government, sky! thing is BEFORE for we I AND are to sure that the dawn will have seen be feared that few to die. he was well-nigh the only AFTER earth. I ceremonlia, Devotions, see -Father Faber. cils in England at Whitby ee (684), the extraordinary a., J. F. Sullivan. Price, 6/6 will take that. too," on realise come out MEALS. and that the sun Even while clouds and light are. poor man in his see. Beaconfield (694). etc. And with these three miracle of the will break again (Post free). powers life of St. Joan through with its golden Catechist/1 struggling for the mastery on earth, treasures he of Abbesses included theThe of Arc Manual. beent .Pirst as back, A pos.seseion a mation of and he said good old Catholic custom, confir- glory. purity turns faith into sight: for By Rev. R. Elementary in front cl the gate.as he stery and exercise of Church patronage. sight over the fact of Divine overMacEachen. CHILDREN AND SLEEP. nowadays appe:,rs to be mere which ped 21 Now hope frankly starts by The Course. Prier., 10/8 (poet tree). the pure in heart wait not for hea"ilefore often on a very large scale-subject, outward the Catholic Church,. I go in I must social Teachings of James Con oured in the breach than the"hon the examine my mem- of course, The acknowledging ven. They see God now. and they certainty of ob- entoes." facts scaly. of to her By the approval of the the English Rev. L. McKenna, S.J. driving trouble. It see him everywhere; and as guy , Medical authorities and others servance," was that of toying grace implies out that life is Price. '2 from (post tree). He looked at the Bishop. brought purity. -so purity .,rings agree that school .cluldren need the before and after meals. It is still had flower. and it there were"In certain Orders, where over France are their domination hard, implies that perfect life (I.e., Faith and Duty. A Course of Loosens. withered usually double manes!. indeed, and the things (great, like without fault) is impossible for By J. F. Smith. followed, of course. in genuinely At the babe's smile fresh joy.- -Father Faber. following amount of sleep: by Rev. S. St. John, With .t had faded. He teries. worthy one for monks and of the man other That is to Four years, twelve hours: live to Catholic families, as in religious and Si. prefe,e say. The Catholic Church, we hea record, the bootee l at the for everlasting first thing Price, 9/6 (post free), especially in view nuns, as in the Brigittines and martyrdom, love and it glistened for me to do is to realise quite simfolks sass must tit herself to the seven years, eleven to twelve hours: communities; but all too often it is mother's of in the all its and the heavenly beanty. He threw away the the Order of Fontevrault the monks ders to a perfunctory Siert of times. Must she? Is it not rather eight to eleven years, Moe to ten abridged wen- ply and suite definitely that I shall For all kinds of Plumbing, which withered the were flowers bound," Cross, say if it never Gas and Addis and Ar- which alone accompanied them) is not entitely for- faded true that God has already fitted her hours, fourteen to eighteen, nine to overcome one -Fitting, fault at away the and Galvanised Iron Work, smile and withcast gotten or suppressed. the world commonly least in the sense thatsingle for all times because she reflects ten hours. I shall never the mother's nold ("Catholic Dictionary." -article notes; yet think Very many pressed- t. his heart, MARK DUNN "to obey the Abbees of inner be able to find mself free from the we of the His unvexed changelessness who is Children grow mainly while sleep- twentieth century Catholics would love he passed "Abbess") deep through significance be the MEN gates into the heaven the related nunnery." Wellington-street, Perth. temptations. I may improve. eternal and Time's Master.-"Fer. ing or resting. Do vou want your as benefitted by some such lesson ly city. At first sight it of it all! King Alfonso of Aragon crying Plumber and Drainer. Abbesses held their office iirectly inadequate God I shall! I may lessen Licensed nando," John Ayscough. children to be stunted? seems once glory: "The only to the anzels iii from the Metropolitan an please the supreme authority inde- achieved; result which rather the number of my sins by narrow- To God made man "a little lower thing T could find iTred children learn badly. make gave his courtiers. Sewerage, and brainagewatcr St. that Joan ing the occasions of them. Dopartnwnt. the setting again keep fragrant, (rum pendently of any mediating lords, Datrillft..0 than the angels" to crown him with little progress. at school. and often a Observing that they dal not ask earth would 71.1, %aRt I may throne a on his to Heaven is a blessing before their meals or and far clear myself that the old the honour and glory of being His drift to the batten of the class. Do and mother's spiritual or secular, their overlord - vial Icing! weak, little -admirable, tri- so refault own final Sabbatical felicity. This you want your child to grow us turn thanks after them, he invited love."-The Liguorian. ship often covered wide domains. But has ceased even to look be repeatdeeper! a beggar to the royal The ed; fur the goodness of God mane VALESCO PRIVATE English monarchy would be an incredible condition of stupid? For instance. the Abbess of Shaftes- proud table, forbid. HOSPITAL over ding lorded Harvest him most, strietlY eiVier it achieve all these things. But at any Terrace. Miss N. O'Callaghan. France, happiness for man had not God in the reign of King Henry T. When children go to bed late nu power seemed to SACRED HEART LADIES' CC._ bury Surgical, Medical. Maternity. able to move and a bow on entering the made it clear to him in other ways their sleep is often disturbed by make of England. had in her gift several rate I must never expect that this phone Tel a A1084. dining LEGE, thus the time it. Had it remained will be done for that the fruition of heights is in the dreams, and they do not get corn' hall or to express his gratitude me so prebends: as she completely also would on found seven century have departing. come, to a depth s.-4.S, yen try Patmeore. The prevent for ever beggar later, plete rest. Do you want voer chilany struggle in knights for the royal service accord- when TUCKFIELD STREET, obeyed orunder and went away without There is no more noble human dren to sleep badly and become ders. the anti-CatholicHenry VIII., my life. The sins that troubled my EAST FREMANTLE. ing to the feudal laws: and -she GLANVILLE'S word or sign of thanks. trait than that of loyalty. To be nervous? The ceurtiers Conducted by the held her own courts for pleas of that tyrant would haverebellion of boyhood will haunt my steps till LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. were The highly the illy loyal is, first and last, to be true. Religious ol debts, etc. (see involved grey hairs. As a child I knew Great Australian Remedy for Instant incensed at this lack of fate Sufficient sleep draws a child on- good not Notre of Dame England Dugdale, Des Missions, Relief and Speedy Cure of all breeding, but the king of France as only, I was naughty, and thought To be loyal is to love a cause or ward and upward in school and in con, vol. ii., p. 472). In 1257Monastithat checkwell. As it was, but grown aches. Neuralgia. Toothache, andHeaded teeit BOARDERS Agnes complai clime, or thing, better far home life. its, saying "Ts not up people did nothing wrong; fluenza. Inand DAY the Which way do von this exactly Ferrar, Abbess of Shaftesbury, was lIuguenot outbreaks were Sciatica. how you than the personal ego commonly want your child to go? SCHOLARS. formid- now that I am grown up I look upon bago, etc.Rheumatism, Price, 1/9 per box, orLumwho can say bet, ,st summoned to Chester, equally as able; 3d. your Heavenlyyourselves each powder. H. C. Glanville, Pupils are prepared for claiming first place -better even had the children as the innocent followers land been under The fact that a neighbour's child towards King' M.P.S., though You Unn she had neither been ersity a the ., ask and male than life itself. To be loyal is to is sent to bed too late is not a good a blessing Fremantle (Two doors Musical Examinations, and thus involved English Crown, of Christ. But now the certainty fromMar to take part in the expedition lord, OD in be impersonal, disinterested. self- reason for sending your child v. thanks, and accordinglynor He.return For agEnglish which further I sies must face hereis particulars apply to that always I upheld by that has ainst Llewellin ap Griffith; and in more reason Crown, that the shall be a wrongdoer. sacrificing. self-effacing, in every bed too late. REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. Two wrongs don't much be indignant I must refluguenot 1277, Abbess Juliana with you than .you tohave dream and thought, word and deed. make a right, do thee? Bauceyn way prevailed? movement would have concile myself quite determinedly to Tel. B199. T. P. HERBERT to Muse likewise summoned. It may be said that poor mendicant." Then To be loyal is to be faithful unto what this prospect, not buoy myself up I.andly Grocer and results -Truth. have would flowed such calla were inconsistent with the from that? France Provision death. even though death lie the --ith false hopes of a 398 time when I ROkeby-rd.. ilublaco (NearMerchant, a ELLIAL LOVE IN PRAYER. religious character of an Abbess. It Protestant country; Quebec Nichol cost of our loyalty. Families Waited SMOKING IN MANY LANDS. G. F. YEATES testant; the whole Pro- can rest securely upon my oars. Life street). Daily must be remembered, however, Country orders attended to andoncarefulli is power a always pull that up of -stream. The upholding the warfare Franca terrible thing the packed. It Optician, will be summonses a pity a and were real spinis according to Elizabeth ST. JANUARIUS, MARTYR. In of English when people expect Korea merchants 37 feudal smoke tual loss if the Catholic people ever pipes from laws, and did not imply that is against the Church! BARRACK -STREET, PERT._ their dawn until It in find things ultimately easy and impossible to measure the Abbesses were to participate grow careless in the long sanctionel stop only (Opposite Town Hall). THE J. J. BENDON and Feast, Monday, Septam,bar to welt on dark the conse- discover them to be continuously sonally in the wars, but only by per- quences that would customers. beautifully devotional recital SHOE STORES, very hard: the shock is_ too much Alany centuries ago. St. Januarius and prohave from 120 HIGH -STREET, flowed for them: all this. of the Angelus. Morning, noon and viding FREMANTLE. forces. DANCING. It they shows, lose heart, and can .ied fur the taitn in the however, 'Phone B425. MISS ROSE MOSS will However, it is plain night, for long centuries, the salunever recover. This, then, is the held her the power and dignity they held. .f Diocletian, and to thispersecution Dancing that day God tation of her children time Class in EVERY the first point that I have to get of In PETERS St. has February, been SATURDAY Joan 1415, AFTERNOON of King Arc at the BOYS' CLUB, VIC- in the emfirms the faith of His Church, wafted from earth to Henry V., all this could of my mind, and it should need into TORIA PARK. at 2.30. heaven to our "SHAMROCK" presence have even nothing d works a continual miracle, little of entered tile to make sons can be arranged on Private les- London, laid the of the Bishop Mother. TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, it sure. of any human I am a failure application to foundation stone imagination hrough the blood which Januarius Blessed MONUMENTAL Miss Rose Moss, Johnson's SCULPTORS Hay England It has being. beco-ne in of the from the WELLINGTON private was Catholic convent -STREET, PERTk Bnildinga of the nuns of Twicand shall be a .ed for Him. The Saint was Big-street. Perth. and seemingly zealously and deeply failure to beginning. U. SHERIDAN, Proprietreea just such an expression of Cakenham. and the Royal charter the end: at the best. saes op of Beneventum, and On one oc- life TR. A1101 immovably Catholic. our was Plainly no tholic loyalty as to made adherence the Master, an and ASK mind sealed in March. At the which "unprofitable serFOR sion he travelled to save that one Mind in Friday fast has long been in the BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. vant." I call never be perfect. end of the same year, all that .rder to visit a deacon Misenum named Sosi. public acts Wellington -street, Perth (OppoSisters could knows PHIL 3.) The. next point when that site603 Made more Head Office aad came from Sweden with four have foreseen istheor is to be, s. Railway Goode Yard), The Premier Young as Sosius was-for he difficult nowofbyreligiose.Dodge Motor Car forRYAN the blessing Hire the reason adequate Day first has Lime and Stone Merchants of W.A. Abof or Night of the Archbishop of been fairly faced, is more of the miraculous Car NO. 208. Motor Garage ..ed at thirty-Januarius reverenc- city life and by the, complexities Lund. In 1418 tion which Show Yard solutely the High et Peroentagie Tele- Pope Martin interven. failure to heal phone, A1907. 0.1, reassuring. I can of never ti his sanctity and spiritual wis- and to identify be .0. perV. enabled Motor Bane. took the St. Joan to place fect: nor does God Lime In the State. un- her King Write (or Prices A.3488. the devotional tones der his special patronage. house WEST SUBIACO want me to tit: and particulars oin. During this visit Tanuaritis of the church bells -however personally before purchasing elseBy 1422 vial--on at the hours conperfect: He where. does We trithe not defy w the head of Sosius,/ who was 'house expect his percompetition.'rho possesser throne again and break fection from me, for lands and chur- the power secrated to the prayer, the exact Briggs in the trade. No connecthe very simple only Throe minutes G. ches scattered inging the Gospel in the church. performance of the alien. The DINES tion with others trading over the country of the Angelus will still under a stintwalk west of plain, reason that He knows He would not iar name. 'rt with flames, and took this for be maintained from Kent to the Lake district. PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, conclusion to draw Lime for Manure at very by the earnest Caget it. He these knows low rats. from man, sign that ere long Sosius would tholic: though the Station for The promontory of St. facts is that the life Kit RAY-SITRZIT. He time may vary man: He knows exactly the Joan is clear ear the crown of St. made Head is named after Aebbe, Abb's Sri according to circumstances of chirshistoric proofofof the limits of his power. Only the Heasister Divine aprotection t proved. Shortly martyrdom. of the Saxon kings Oswald after Sosius and place. and of venly Os Manufacturcra P. the Father is J. or as arrested, end having confessed can be perfect. Roman Church. Here, Catholic It is HEVRON win. Her work, as fuundress of Like so many of the pious pracand Importers customs. Shipping, refoolish for me, then. to be e faith steedfastly, in the midi tices of and Forwarding ligious houses we this glorious womanthen, Printed and Publish by Agency. General Carriers. our religion, this moment mf of especially, left a great have f extreme tortures, he was thiovn Prounnore mark on her own sen by God -saint cho- discouraged because my prayers are chambers. Fremantle. personal greeting to and to Tel. full do of our Blessed 8277. a subsequent work distractions, my to prison. There his friend St. Mother cannot but BRYANS as perhaps communions LIMITED great times. -in She founded a convent at MARBLE aida its different collet, my confessions always the annarius visited and encouraged security and spiritualredound to the Ebbchester, in Durham, and the that of St. Ignatius AND PUBLISHERS. GRANITE well-being of God does not ask these PRINTERS or St. Dominic. same. im, till the bishop also wae arrest - the soul Then Murray -street ancient (clip. consider Bowes). Perth. MULVALE church there is, as even in this little things. for He knows He could not St. Teresa, d in turn. Soon the number of the thing. Itfaithful as therine, St. MONUMENTS, the town itself, named afterwell her. is an easy assurance of DRESSMAKER. Brigid of Sweden,St. Ca- get them from me. fessors was swollen by some of faith that our THADSTONES,I all the countless and does He ask? That IWhat, then, The monastery of Coldingham (CoPUBLISHED WEEKLY Blessed Mother will e neighbouring clergy. Together religious should Outdoor try of guard Work and Country Orders ludesburg), in Berwickshire, in loving tenderness the centuries. It is indeed etc. the to overcome them; only hey were led in chains to Puteoli. child who was one sidering that TO SUBSCRIBERS. Attended To. conwill three times daily. at of her foundations. all this, to see, petthetic, more-that I should and In TERMS hey were exposed to the wile. morning. noon on the other nothing Advance hand, how the T. J. COONAN,I and night, renew in St. Hilda of Whitby is also after day, despite failure, try Correspondence .sts in the amphitheatre nun Invited. Per Quarter .. -Catholic denomi- day rewords of hallowed significance the as. 3d. The nations are glorious peated Representative. name in those old days. and certain, to overcome 320 BEAUFORT-ST., taking up one eccentric asts, however, did them no harm: Per Half Year .. 6s &L craze after another, PERTH. St. Bede ("Ecclesiastical these obstacles to my union nd at last he govenice of CampPer Two Years .. History," by reason with simply 30s. Od. because, book Him. iv., If, of nia, afraid of the erect which the then, I fail, lef me not Booked chapter 23) thus speaks of the their separi,tion THE from .be discouraged, but realising W.A. DAIRY. her: "Moreover, Hild, the handmaid living tree of Catholic iracle might have upon the creed. my Per Annum .. 13s. Od. THE W.A. unity, own weakness, and do not know the dered them to be beheaded. LitWanneroo-road, of Christ, having been appointed to they confident only Two Years .. Osborne Park. DAIRY, 226. Od. right ways in God's D. Pure milk govern that monastery (at Hartle- of realising the religious e did the heathen governor think strength, let me go delivered twice dailyKeane. on any Dan of tb pool), of vocations striYiog or: at he was the instrument of God's women. city, direct from ourto own best, but my presently took care to order Tel. A3264; A3457. Cows to it in the customers. in life is really little else business In the Catholic and of ushering in the long cue Tel. A4381. regular was of life in all than to the Convents and Cheques (which should be crow Colleges. EuPPIThill respects, according as have been called Church women tent fail wit hotly losing cour- ed), sion of miracles which attest the she drafts, could to money orders, or postal gain innuinerable age or lesse ' ith of ranuarius. g effort. She phrase notes should be made payable information from learned men. For spheres of action and heroism, to and of St. Catherine should ring always S. BEECROFT Bishop Aldan also, and all the reli- if the priesthood is THE RECORD. excepted, in my that ears, is "God BUTCHER, gious men who knew her, were wont doth not ask a MUST BE ADDED. EXCHANGE due to the natural ST. MATTHEW, APOSTLE. 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, to visit her constantly, to love her things and to the Divinefitness of perfect work, but infinite desire." only Prime Fresh Killed SUBIACO. -SPECIAL NOTICE. Meat Sold. constitte'Plioue 1341. east, Wednesday, September 21. devotedly, and to instruct her di1i bon of the ministry as founded When notifying change of address SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL gently, on account kindly state your old as well as your d1 1 of her innate Christ, who chose only men for by One day, as our Lord was waling HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. His new address. the Sea of Galilee, He saw, sitOutside these BOARDERS and DAY MISS M. McMAHON wisdom and her delight in the ser- Apostles. ADVERTISING RATES. lig at the receipt of custom, Mat however, no power legitimate Choicest Pastry. Fruits, and Confec- vice of God." All this was in the limits, SCHOLARS. ' on earth iL is -L Situations Wanted and Vacant, Nos,c. terrible times of the great pagan has so encouraged the w the publican, whose business are Pupils tionery. prepared for Uuniver vocations and sit* 32 Pier -street, Perth (Near Hay and Residence (three WHIM, Board rights warrior,' of Penda, was to collect the taxes from the King of the women as Commercial. and Musical Ex about 16 -Street). :tierOw' T11111% -k ':IriTeiliCii'lli' words), one insertion, Is. lic Church. This is had the Catho- aminations. cians. ople for their Roman 'rafters. true even apart each. In from 1250 For Pope sus said to him, "Follow Me:" the farther HOLDWAY Innocent IV. particulars to conventual or religious Oraply & canonand CO. Births, Marriages, Deaths, In licensed ised REV. Queen Margaret of Scotianl. ders: but even in regard to ving all, Matthew arose and folPlumbers (Certillsated). Sewerage the lat- Tel. A3810.MOTHER PRIORESS. Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s. and Sheet Metal How great a power for good wed Him. Now the publicans was ter we may end by quoting. the Workers. Oasfitters per A Trial Solicited. insertion. Poetry, 6d. hne extra. 4 04 4 that noble re abhorred by the Jews as enewords Pier -street, Perth. Ordinary Advertisements, 3s, per Tel. A4355. ward, son ofwoman! Her father, Ed- Lima of the non-Catholic historian, ies ol their country, outcasts, and Edmund Ironside (died Eckenstein ("Woman (hider M. inch. HALLION 1016) torious sinners, who enriched had. with his wife Agatha and Monasticism," p. 7): Bread Factory, North FremanCasual Advertisements, 4s. per WEST & GARRETT their children, "Monasticism Machine tle. Bread delivered to all parts emselves by extortion and fraud. of come (ruin abroad as generally favoured tendencies WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMBERS. PERTH, which Fremantle, cottestoe. Claremont. Malt inch. . Pharisee would sit with one were among the must Our Specialities. Pumping Engines, refugees to the Scottish Court. Replies to Advertisements can he at Of and Brown a Bread Speciality. snipSECONDARY peaceful SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS and ble. Our Saviour alone had centWindmills. Hydraulic Rams, Tanks, his daughters Christina became a progressive of the addressed to this Office, and they Tel. BT29. Middle Ages. iVor ping Supplied. Bores, and Pumps. Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The OldestAND BOARDERS. ssion for them. So St. Matthew nun. but Margaret married syumen especially the wiU be forwarded to Advertisers if King Catholic 10 LAKE College -STREET, convent de a great feast, to which he infns PERTH. THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. in WA. Malcolm in 1070. She devoted all ered some of the best postage is prepaid. The moral and religious training sides of ined Jesus and His disciples, with All Communications should be adof the students is earnestly tellectual, moral and emotional attended to. number of these publicans, who life. dressed to: Besides this, it Primary, was for several eenSecondary, and Commercial Education are nceforth began eagerly tc listen THE RECORD, 154.,:,st?lonil,111,t1t.41,141!tietottit4to_nottfpniktitetit4litniaikto.,.w uriee a determining factor in imparted. All Public Examinations are prepared Modellers, ImMarntuerfr turers and Him. It was then in answer to refor, including UniverBOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. ardd to women's economic sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, status." murmurs of the Pharisees, that Furnishers, Catholic Beok Matriculation, The only corrective comment one Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military said, "They that are in health sellers. College, etc. Physical Culture, Athletics, and to make to this is that it lim- Picture Framers. School suppliers. d not the physician. all branches of Sport I have I. :Itseeds our attention, Military 543 GEORGE-STREET, SYDNEY itself to the past. Much of it is .244 Training is imparted in the receive come to call the just, but sinAND BOOKBINDING ELIZABETH -ST., MELBOURNE. Cadet Companies. qually true at the present day.- 'rho House to penance." for All Catholic Goode tot Vocal and Instrumental Music. Elocution, ee atholic Fireside. -SEND NEW Her the Ascension. St Church, Home, Eta NORCIA Public Speaking are taught. 41 ined some years in Tuckiea and Billiard and Reading 11152. Telephone Rooms are 4, provided for recreative purConducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph -re wrote his Gospel, ttr teach his poses. The Feis Coeil by ntrymen that Jesus was FARRELL BROS. K> A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS the Self -Determinationpromoted e Lord and King, foretold bytheir Art School, in which League has merchants and coin the pupils for are MURRAY-STREET been the instructed in fixed for Thursday. September General ProduceCrushers. Education of Yours g Ladies Practical Carpentry and the use of ..hets. His devotion was so the (opp. Boana) PISTIL. tools. K., fluid, at the Town Hall. Keep, the HOWARD -ST.. FREMANTLE. jests- of Christ, the Sovereign of Telephones: A3264 and A3457. The only Firm who Speggalise Three -Term System. New Pupils are received at For Further Particulars apply to the IT date In free. 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