EMPIRE SELF-RAISING F LOUR The West AUSTRALIAN
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RECORD
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 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
Open the Door of Your Heart
posal. If from a social, educational, or religious point of view he is an undesirable partner, a direct refusal should be given, and she is honourably bound to decline firmly yet courteously any further attention. A man if encouraged, may propose again thinking that the woman so desired it. If the friendship is continued on anything like the former conditions, it is likely to prove detrimental to the woman's matrimonial prospects. If a man has taken her unawares by proposing then the woman feeling that she could care for him may. oiler to consider his Proposal in order to study his character and disposition more closely before deciding ; logically, tHerefore, h.\ offering to consider she requests his company , and is in honour bona' to avoid doing any thing that would humiliate him. tin no account uilk\ a woman be a') rnscrupulors as to oiler to consider a man's proposal and keep him waiting until someone better turns up, and in order to safeguard himself he should consent only to wait a (leenite time. the period depending entirely on the length of previous acluaietance.
thus wronging German growers, and moreover, compromising your health because foreign meats are not inspected by German sanitary police. " 6. Write on German paper with a German pen and dry the ink with German blotters. " 7. You should be clothed only with German goods and should wear only German hats. " 8. German flour, German fruits,
night and occasionally to bear expenses if their friendship is practically certain to lead to a formal enlad. is gagement. But since the man To the angels of love and truth would throw a When the world is full of unnumbered merely a friend, it Gerand German beer alone make finer spirit on her Part if she somejoys. strength. man times insisted on bearing her own exIn the beautiful dawn of youth, If you do not like the Ger" 9. A man will respect a woCasting aside all things that mar, penses. man malted coffee, drink coffee' from pride and her the more for all man Saying to wrong " Depart " the German colonies. If you Prefer To the voices of hope that are cal- independence. It is most unscrupuchocolate or cocoa for the children, to make woman a of mean and lous ling you, have a care that the chocolate and a Point of going about at the exopen the door of your heart. cocoa are of exclusively German propense of men whom she has absolute duction. no intention of marrying and thus Open the lc, 'r of your heart, my, " to. Do nut let foreign boasters lass, give them false impressions as to her divert 3 on from these sage precepts. To the things that shall abide real feelings, besides she is likely to Be convinced, whatever you may hear To the holy thoughts that lift your damage her own prospects by keepthat the best products, which are alsoul, ing others and more desirable men one worthy of a German citizen, are Like the stars at eventide. No young man with any away. German products." All of the fadeless flowers that sense of honour would give a young lady a false imi ression and he would These are sound maxims, and if adbloom In the realms of song and art, for that reason avoid giving presents oiled and practically applied in AusAre yours, if yoe'll only give them tralia would he helpful in promoting or extending to her any thing more room, Australian industries. Our Chicago than the most ordinary courtes, and Open the door of your heart. correspondent points the moral by attention. asking-" Could not Australians act Young men o ho are generally adins, OPen the door of your heart, A German Example as the Germans act." vised to " beware of paint " should friend, A Chicago correspondent sends us take good care to beware of the unHeedless of class or creed, scrupulous flirt, such a character can- a cop,. of the Chicago " Record -HeWhen you hear the cry of a brothfollowPatronise Our Adgertisers not be expected to he sincere or hon- rald," which contains the er's voice, ing :dealings with men. A ourable in her The sob of a child in need, " have Picked up the ten comIN To the shining heaven that o'er you man with any refinement or self-resGIVE THE PREKERENcE THOSE Pect who is seriously on the lookout mandments of German commerce,' YOUR PURCHASES TO bends, the of promoter (men the door of your heart. fur a wife would not care to waste said Mr. Harper, BUSINESS MEN WHOSE ADVERhis time and money playing the part International Municipal Congress and TISEMENTS YOU SEE IN THIS -London (Ont.) Catholic Record. Their of a useful chaperon, a hanger-on, Exhibdtion for Chicago. THEY ARE USUALLY PAPER. or-in the language of the street-a character is somewhat astounding, THE BEST IN THEIR LINE, AND Etiquette but they answer well the question of- THE FACT THAT THEY COURTEor walking stick. Etiquette, or the conventional ob- tame cat what OUSLY INVITE YOUR TRADE A young lady may have men ten asked in the States as to servances to be followed under given is the secret of German commercial in the social world, friends hut she should he scrupulous- success in South America and the THROUGH A CATHOLIC MEDIUM, circumstances SHOULD NOT BE OVERLOOKED. to consists of a collection of rules that ly, careful not to allow them far -East.' Mr. Harper exhibited a are meant nut only to guide but al- incur any expense on her behalf, or circular which he described as cirso to safeguard men and women, give them false impressions, and it culating widely in Germany. The SMOTHERED POTATOES : advanto her much very would be anothintercourse with one their in 'commandments' given in the clipping Cut raw potatoes in slices cover er. Each rule has a reason for its tage to see that the friendship is were as follows :bottom of a baking dish with a the for be onlookers, not misinterpreted are moral laws these existence, and " t. Never lose sight.of the inter- layer of potatoes ; sprinkle over simply the accumulated experience of she may under those circumstances choplittle finely a considerable period, and a thorough handicap herself by keeping desirable ests of your compatriots or of the the potatoes a ped onions, a little Pepper and salt, She should he careful Fatherland. knowledge of them is greatly to suitors off. " 2. Do not forget that when :.ou and some bits of butter. Then place not to lose her liberty of action by be recommended. a buy a foreign Product, no matter if in the dish another layer of potatoes This article does not by any means being under an obligation to mere friend. No young man with any it is only a cent's worth, you dim- seasoning as before. Repeat this unof pretend to be a full exposition independence or pride being aware inish the Fatherland's wealth by jest til the dish is full. Heat one quart with " Etiquette,- but deals only of milk to almost boiling point, seaa so much. one phase of the social code, and has of these friendships would pay " 3. Your money shouia profit on- son with pepper and salt, aed thickto woman serious attention under such been written more with a view workmen. en with one dessert-spoonful of oorn helping young men and women who humiliating conditions, nor would he ly German merchants and " 4. Do not profane German soil, starch mixed smooth with two tableowing to their various vocations are like people to say he was forcing his of unable to obtain readily the valuable company where it was not desired. a German house, or a German work- spoonfuls of butter and a pinch shop by using foreign machines and celery salt. Let boil then pour ovA lover may demand undivided attenadvice of their parents. One has er the Potatoes. Place in the oven tools. ex- tion, and rightl., too. frequently to pay heavily for " 5. Never allow to be served at and bake until tender. Serve very Now, as to the answer a woman perience gained, and sometimes at the and meat, hot. price of lost opportunities and ruin- may give a man in reply to a pro- your table foreign fruits ed careers, hence the importance of
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every man and woman being guided Those by definite rules of conduct. who through inexperience and want of foresight sneer at all conventionalities, will usually he forced later in to acknowledge that they were life
mistaken. to A question that is frequently be considered is :-May young ladies accept invitations from.Dung men, and allow themselves to be escorted about to Places of amusement such as dances, theatres, etc., ta any of their men friends who undertake to chaperon them ? A young lady who away from her parents is living should try and get a married lady to accompany her when going to entertainments at night, but if she is engaged, she may, without the least hesitation allow her fiance to chaperon her about and bear expenses. on She possesses a certain claim' him. Strictly sneaking, a woman May not allow a man to chaperon her at night, or bear expenses until there is a formal engagement, but nowadas it is a pardonable breach of the alto rules for a woman a man to chaperon her at low
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