EMPIRE SELF-RAISING F LOUR The West AUSTRALIAN
RECORD 1911
SATURDAY, MAY
Might Have Been
In and Around the Home
Regret 'Way out in the Sea of Vain Lies the Island of Might Have Been walled about by the Cliffs of
It is
Remorse,
though we may roam, 'Mid Pleasures and Palaces no place like home there's humble, so ever it Be
God mares God cares ! How sweet the strain ! brain My aching heart and weary Are rested by the sweet refrain- ! He cares, our Father cares
a
of Which are lashed by the Waves
Sin.
RATS AND MICE. in driving The asphodel is useful rats and mice, which have such
away
Rises Above all Others.
that
if
an antipathy to this plant their holes be stopped with it theyit will rather die than pass where has been placed.
live in this flowery world, And have ever hope before, Know not of those hearts in anguish
We who
wrung
Who dwell there evermore.
to the You must pay no attention ovtrouble and darkness which comesmust We er your mind at times. sometimes feel our own emptiness, weak our and see how wonderfully frightfully nature is, and also how -hearted. Do not be down corrupt. and comes, Take each day as it plans. God serve God. Don't make your will call you at His own and simplest, the is That time. own to folthe safest and sweetest course low.
companThe prayer-book is a good It fosters devotion ion at Mass. tale, the meaning of the difvain, and explains of the Mass. It helps Of years that were spent in parts ferent God cares ! of Mass OR In the empty search of the joys to keep one's attention on the On, sing the song SUBSTITUTE FOR MILK A life if one knows all the praycourse, Of In lonely spot, amid the throng ! CREAM. in even And woke from their dream ers of the Mass by heart, well, your He cares, our Father cares Beat up the whole of a fresh egg, is, " Bring advice pain. our then in a basin, and then pour boiling prayer -books to Mass." Generally God cares ! tea over it gradually, to prevent its Not a murmur tells of the poignant it will be more devotional to read The words so sweet It is difficult from the curdling. grief, the prayers than to say them from My lips and life shall e'er repeat, rich them taste, to distinguish it from ; smile feetweary his a at Only left all memory, and very few know burdens My cream. But they long to flit on the wings well enough to say without a prayer God cares, He always cares ! anywhere a Cathor death ever of If Casterline. hook. Annis -Helen it Away from the sunless isle. The secret of life is not to do olic ought to show a little piety, what one likes, but to try to like Mass. Sunday after Sunday at is Regret The Daily Grind you can see young people, and somethat which one has to do ; and one 'Way out in the Sea of Vain Been All of us at times are afflicted floes like it-in time. On the Island of Might Have times old People too, kneeling in the we that more or less with the feeling That is walled about by the cliffs Church during Mass, but that is abmost be less may Bitter experience should have accomplished much of remorse, the only thing you can say -A mediof out in the world than we might have ac- wholesome. The efficacy of a flavWhich are lashed by the Waves They use neither prayer book them. its by complished had we tried harder. We cine is not determined to keep their minds on the Sin. heads nor They -Clarence R. Lindner. have done nothing to attract the at- our. Sacrifice before them. great tention of mankind ; we are filling gaze around, and that is their and away Trope throw persons Many There are othscien- about all they do. day by day, positions as humble as lives because they despise their small A hungry man appealed to a Mass besides usthey are apparently unimportant ;, we abilities, not realising that God has hearing of ways er something. tist for great have looked constantly, daily, hourly a wonderful way of increasing "five " I haven't tasted food for live ing a Prayer -book, but for the of the for some great work of noble oppor- loaves and two fishes," of talent in- days," said the hungry man. of PeoPle the use majority best way. tunity for brilliant service, and it to enough to minister to multitudes. The scientist looked at him for a Prayer book is the has not come ; we feel that we are then said : and moment have we if yet And butteralways failures. We are forever chasing the "My dear sir, you promise to be the fly of glittering possibilities and are Proprietor of fishing reserve (to not attracted the attention of record breaker. A man that can trespasser)--" What do you mean by a our by least, of no often stranded in the desert world, we have at have you as long my do without food as off care in doing our duty, led the man purpose when our dazzling inspiraa coming here and carrying and look as well as you do has fish ? " who has the desk next to us to do tion has disappeared. back Come great future before him. Trespasser (who hasn't had a bite his, when otherwise he would prohave live weeks from now, and if you Our positions day)-" Excuse me, my dear sir, all bably have failed. will I eaten nothing in the meantime I'm not carrying off your fish. I'm Adlertisers may be humble, but in them we are Our patronise deliver a lecture on you." a feeding them." like pieces of the mechanism of great machine. If we were not there PREFERENCE IN Take thou the thought that wisand did not do our part, then the GIVE THE Questioner (in meeting)-You spoke im- YOUR PURCHASES TO THOSE work of the machine would be dom fades ; in your lecture sir, of a "selfish opby' perfect. No man need be termed an BUSINESS MEN WHOSE ADVERThat knowledge dies of newer timist" ; what did you mean the TISEMENTS YOU SEE IN THIS absolute failure this side of truth ; that ? " grave. PAPER. THEY ARE USUALLY That only= duty simply done, Speaker-I meant the sort of man of THE BEST IN THEIR LINE, AND Walks alwso s with the step who would point out the silver lining Home Hints THE FACT THAT THEY COURTEyouth. in a cloud merely to avoid lending INVITE YOUR TRADE, OUSLY you an umbrella. OFFENSIVE SMELLS. THROUGH A CATHOLIC MEDIUM, Home love should be more than a pleasant most and best the of One :=1::JI'LT) NOT BE OVERLOOKED. It should be a princisentiment. disinfectants is coffee. The simplest Our homes shall he united as ple. well the pound to it is use way to were the homes of our forefathers on Yearly Subscription to "W.A. can Who drinks from a tin cup dried raw beans in a mortar, and this Continent in reverence to God, gracemore one gold a moderately out of drink over a powder strew the Reco.:1" 10s. 6c1., paid in and trust in Him. Homes in which wealth, to born travwho, he simple than The fully heated iron plate. are God of thought no cup there is advance ersing of the house with a roaster, is compelled to quaff from the built on shifting sand. containing freshly -roasted coffee, will of poverty. clear it of offensive smells. Whose each sad smile tells a woeful
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mix all these together, and put the compound into little bags.
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