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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1911 Value of Pictures la Educatioa i. Pictures rank with books as a
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No one can afford to be ignorant of the masterpieces.. more 2. Pictures can be enjoyed than easily and more continuously a books, for they may be seen as whole at once, without the laborious in process of reading, and being themselves beautiful, they are a perpetual delight to the eye. cf 3. Pictures reveal standards the The pictures hung on taste. walls in a home, selected for use in schools, or collected for personal enjoyment, are a sure indexa to the degree of intelligence and taste one has means of culture.
'Mid Pieasures and Yalaces though we may roam), Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home
Putting Away Winter Garments of putting away one's The task winter garments, especially the woollens, is no simple one, esPecially if the family consists of growing children. However the very fact that the
wife children are growing gives the and mother an opportunity to give to what Boys Can Do others some of the garments which A. B. C of Schoolboys' Qualities the have been doing service during play The Boston Advertiser recommends Attentive at both work and look to is well It weather. cold that the following list of odd jobs Busy all the livelong day over the garments with the idea of inboys can do at home without seeing what ones cannot be worn anfringing on their dignity as our fut- Courteous at home and school, other year, either because they are They can ure men. Diligent to keep the rule ; worn or because they are outgrown ; Turn the wash wringer. Earnest in whate'er you do, if they are outgrown find some worFill the coal scuttle. th person to whom these articles of Friendly with your classm'at..s tr-e Polish the stove. clothing will be of great benefit. On heart, and of hand Generous Remove the ashes. attained. the other hand if too badly worn to Honest in life's every part Adjust the chairs. Children es- be repaired, cast them aside at once. educate. Pictures 4. Help sister with her lessons. from If the garments may be repaired, takce Innocent of aught that's mead pecially should know the best Dust oil the furniture. the necessary stitches before packing the very beginning of their observant Jolly as a king or queen ; Wax hardwood floors. A best. the love away this will save time and patimay they that life, Kind .where'er jour footstePs roam, Polish mirrors. See that the undence in the fall. is worse than a bad bad Picture Scour the cutlery. Loving to the ones at home its effect is immediate, and er-garments are freshly laundered, hook Clean windows. then air them well and give them a unless rejected at once by the mind, Merry in the sun and rain, Scrub the porch. final brushing to he sure that they The best picis lasting. effect the ; vain but never dress, in Neat Polish doorknobs and silverware. It is well are free from any pest. are sources of never -failing, evtures Oil creaky door hinges. Orderly in desk and book. to wrap the garments in newspapers, pleasure of the highest er-increasing Varnish old chairs. taking time to label the individual kind. Pious more in deeds than looks Chop and saw firewood. packages this, too, will save time Quiet when 'tis time to be, Drive necessary nails. when the unpacking process arrives. Salt.Cellars Make mission lfatracks. Ready others' needs to see ; Put these Packages in bows, lined have to said be may -cellars Salt Malae the beds. with newspaper and then wrapped HoSteady in your every aim, times. prehistoric been in use in Plant flowers and water them. of and sealed, or pack them in packing gift a ou salt was blame; mer declared that Truthful, though it bring for And by, thus helping mother in her boxes or trunks, kept specially The Greeks and Romans gods. the right, of way. many trifling and nerve racking dut- Untiring in the the purpose. gave the salt cellar the place of honies make better men of themselves. Vigorous in temptation's fight ; If woollen clothes are being packed our at their banquets, and every efto away, see that they are perfectly others to befriend, of craftsmen was employed fort Willing " In vain you will build Churches, Some housebeforehand. cleaned make it an °W et of beauty. Salt'Xemplary to the end ; give Missions, found Schools-all wives sprinkle each garment well with cellars were often heirlooms, handed sun, be will of your efforts set all till life's works, your others Youthful gasoline, as a preventive, down with great care from' father to destroyed-if you are not able to Zealous till the crown is won. give them a thorough brushing and During the Middle Ages the son. weawield the defensive and offensive cleaning and then use either camphor salt -cellar was the finest and most pon of a loyal and sincere Catholic or cedar or tar in some form, as a conspicuous object on the table, and her of midst the Mrs. Hornbeak (in Press."-Pope Pius X. preventive against moths. was placed in the centre-the memthe What's ! reading)-My goodness of the family bers If one is reasonably sure that the aran is country coming to ? Here Go forth to -day with cheer in your occupying seats at one end, the sergarments are clean when packed awavl And so, go forth on every- ticle headed : " A Bartender to Evheart ! the at vants and retainers sitting -see to the Pockets lest they are not Surprising will be the power ery Two School -Teachers." day. This is how the phrase "to other. then rid of all dust and dirt-and Farmer Hornbeak-By Hickory of it. You will soon redeem the ersit below the salt " came to mean, put them in boxes sealed so that norors of the Past you will do bet- How them professors do drink " to occupy an inferior position." thing from outside can get in, it is ter work and more works. And y our Wealthy people used salt -cellars made pretty safe to count on the tgarments incheer, will work and cheerfulness by Gossip has made wounds for which of gold and silver and designed when opened a few being intact around one every uplift spire and Many of these have there seemed no balm it has injured great artists. months later. of is power the wonderful Oh, you. reputations, with an entirely unmer- been preserved to this day, and are Oh, wonderful is the cheerfulness ! Many a life has gone treasured in museums. Poor people ited stain. kood it does.. Patroube Our Adlertisers scarred to the grave by the breath of however, were content with more thoughtless meddlers and tattlers. A humble receptacles for the useful concritical your patient with Be of true woman is not given to wound- diment, and often used a Piece IN GIVE THE PREFERENCE They are neither omniscifriends. Womanhood should bread with a place hollowed out to another. ing THOSE YOUR PURCHASES TO They cannot the ent nor omnipotent. even seek to shield, not to strike, serve es a salt -cellar. BUSINESS MEN WHOSE ADVERsee your heart, and may misunderWith life so full of stirring fallen. THIS YOU SEE IN TISEMENTS They do not know what stand you. listen events, what time have you to THEY ARE USUALLY PAPER. Whangs-" Is your wife a good conis best in you, and may select what to a set of idle talkers: actuated, THE BEST IN THEIR LINE, AND versationalist ? " Their arms are short worst. is more often than not, by a spirit of reach THE FACT THAT THEY COURTEto one for able but be would be not She may Bangs-" and they and envy ? It is not always also malice OUSLY INVITE YOUR TRADE that She talks so iluently what you ask. What if they is most eager to thing. who blameless the THROUGH A CATHOLIC MEDIUM, she interrupts herself."-Chicago Dailack purity of Purpose or tenacity of condemn. The sinless hand rarely, SHOULD NOT BE OVERLOOKED. Do you not also tack ly News. affection ? if ever, casts the first stone. Patience is your rethese graces ? criticising your Endure fuge. friends and in enduring conquer them and if not them, then at least yo':r,
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self. Going needlessly close to sin is next to committing it. Electricity is not the only force that sometimes works by induction, leaping across space, curand seriously interfering with rents that it was meant to have nothing to do with. Evil is as expert A very as electricity at that feat. How wide is Practical question is No the margin between us and evil. afford to let the margin can man It is not a sign of grow narrow. strength hut of weakness, to dally The man who with temptation. might seem to he least endangered by has a narrow margin here, always
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