EMPIRE SELF-RAISING F LOUR The West AUSTRALIAN
Rises Above all Others.
RECORD
SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1911
In and Around the Home 'Mid Pleasures and Palaces though we may roam, Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home
How to Put Baby to Bed It is not desirable to lay a baby when sleep is wished on its back is for. Either one side or other best and, if possible it is well to accustom first to one side and then to the other, as this obviates falling into the habit of being able to
almost repels us from goodness itIt is Possible to buy a newsself. or Pay a car fare in such PaPer car wise as to make newsboy or conductor feel for the moment that he is in a friendly world.
What is Worship ? Worship in its strict sense is
an the creature directed tothe wards the Creator, purely for itself and watching the mysteries of sake of the Creator and for His its own ten fingers, is all the better sole honour and glory. The confesfor being laid on its back, as the sion of our sins is not worship anspine is thereby kept straightened gels who have no sins offer worship and unstrained, and growth goes on perpetually before the throne. Nor apace, just as it does when a grow- is it worship to ask God's help ing boy or girl is compelled from when tempted and in trouble. Woraccident, to spend a few weeks in a ship is something higher and greatrecumbent position, and finds, when er. To worship Almighty God is to 'Tis only high hearts ever caa, allowed to get up, that none of his set Him before you, to fix on Him In very truth confessing, the and earnestly solemnly or her clothes are long enough. Claim friendship sweet from any man ther. eyes of the soul, and if need be Or value such a blessing, oil To prevent the wick from an so the eyes of the body, when a cruciOne reason why gentleness is Then, lead your friends to noble stove creeping up and smoking, tie powerful is that, if we act gently, fix is Present ; to forget yourself, to ends ; a string on the screw that regula- we judge of direct the entire being towards Him things by the light To earnest purpose nerve them ; tes the wick and bang a weight common sense, and not under the in- to adore Him for Himself and HimRemember, he who has no friends from it. You will then be able to fluence of anger. Gentleness makes self alone, for what He is eternally Does, surely, not deserve them leave the stove without danger. not for what He is to us or to His us act fairly. Amadeus, O.S.F. creation not for what He has done We die at any moment, and when Salt as a Disinfectant for us not for any event in time we die we die as we are. Wynken, Blynken and Nod or for His relation to this world alAs a kitchen disinfectant salt is Wynken, Blynken, and Nod one night inqluable. one. Nor yet with the idea of makA lump of salt should to As a matter of fact, we ought Sailed off in a wooden shoebe kept in the kitchen sink, where have a new beginning each morning. ing reparation to Him for our evil Sailed on a river of crystal light it will dissolve slowly and keep We ought to base this fresh start deeds, or for a request for anything Into a sea of dew. the drain pipe pure and wholesome. on the net results of yesterday. Yes- to help that we may need should we " Where are you going and what do A strong solution of boiling hot terday's failures should be our dan- adore God, but simply with this inyou wish ? " salt water is a good thing to flush ger-signals and yesterday's successes tention, to praise, glorify, and adore The old moon asked the three, Him, in His eternal state for being drains with. When frying the stove our guide -posts. " We have come to fish for the her- is often splashed all over with the great " I am," without beginning ring and without end ; for this and this grease to prevent this sprinkle a God we grow planted just where us That live in this beautiful sea. little salt in the frying -Pan before and blossom and fruit must be only, and nothing else and nothing Nets of silver and gold have we This is the strict, severe, putting in the fat. If anything drawn, not from the meadow on the more. boils over on the stove and begins to other side of the road, or the moun- and, apart from the Adorable Sacmaid Wynken, on tain beyond the valley, but from the rifice of the Mass, the Pure idea of smoke throw a handful of salt Blynken, it ; this removes any objectionable soil now above our roots, and the worship organised. And Nod. smell. A simple way to remove ink air and rain and sun above us plq- Mother You naughty boy Youa from a kitchen table is to damp the ing on our leaves and branches. The old moon laughed and sang 've been fighting place with cold water and rub in song, Little Son : No, mother. salt. To remove stains and musAs they rocked in the wooden shoe, rid Whoever will labour to get How did your clothes get torn and all tiness frorr decanters take equal And the wind that sped them to of according self, to himself deny your face scratched ? parts at salt and vinegar after night long at strikes instructions of ('hrist, I was trying to keep a bad boy allowing to stand some time shake the Ruffled the waves of dew, and from hurting a good little boy. The little stars were the herring vigorously and rinse well under the once at the root of every evil, good.-Fenefinds the germ of every That was noble. Who was the fish water tap. lon. good little boy ? That lived in the beautiful seaLittle Son Me. " Now cast y our nets wherever you patronise Our Adlertisers The foundation of domestic happiwishwoness is faith in the virtue of Never afeared are we IN man ; the foundation of political GIVE THE PREFERENCE So cried the stars to the fishermen YOUR PURCHASES TO THOSE happiness is faith in the integrity of three BUSINESS MEN WHOSE ADVER- man the foundation of all happinCROCKERY, HARDWARE ant TISEMENtS YOU SEE IN THIS ess, temporal and eternal, is reliance Wynken, GROCERIES THEY USUALLY ARE PAPER. Blynken, on the goodness of God. IN THEIR LINE, AND BEST THE Your Patronage Kindly Solicited And Nod. THE FACT THAT THEY COURTEThe slightest act may be done Corner MARY and BEAUFORT INVITE YOUR TRADE, OUSLY All night long their nets they threw To the stars in the twinkling foam- THROUGH A CATHOLIC MEDIUM, with a graciousness that warms the STS, HIGHGATE HILL da. or with a hard indifference that SI:OULD NOT BE OVERLOOKED. Then down from the skies came the
Friends
Worth Knowing
Thank God for friends, for sturdy friends, True friendship is a treasure, The grandest gift that God e'er sends In compesating measure ; From us., whate'er our life may be, No circumstance can swerve them, And he who says no friends has he, Does, surely, not deserve them
If stamps have become glued together, do not soak them in water. Instead, lay a thin paper over them They and run a hot iron over it. will come apart easily, and the mucilage will be all right there, instead of being soaked off. To clean white knife handles, dislittle salt in lemon juice, solve a and rub with a Piece of soft rag. Rinse in clean warm water, dry thoroughly and polish with a soft lea-
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Bringing the fishermen home ; 'Twos all so pretty a sail, it seemed As if it could not be, And some folks thougtt 'twas
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dream they dreamed of sailing that beautiful seaBut I shall rame you the fishermen three :
Wynken, Blynken, And Nod.
R. BECHTEL & CO.)
Wynken and Blynken are two little eyes, And Nod is a little bead, And the wooden shoe that sailed the
skies Is a wee one's trundle -bed. So shut your eyes while mother sings Of wonderful sights that be, you shall see the beautiful And things As you rock in the misty sea, Where the old shoe rocked the fishermen three :
Wynken, Blynken, And Nod.
E. ARUNDEL
-Eugene Field.
Contractors to thelW.A. and Commonwealth Governments
Head Office :
Barrack Street, Perth
Factory, and Saddlers Ironmongery Department :
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