EMPIRE SELF-RAISING FLOUR The West AUSTRALIAN
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1911
the Home In and Around -and Palaces though
we mid), roam, *Mid Pleasures Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home
When Fishing Boats Go Out the pearly skies of morning When once ilush with dawning rose more,
And waves of golden glory break along the sunrise shore, the arch of heaven white And o'er waves of vapour float, There's rapture and there's freedom when the fishing boats go out. '1
The Child's Position It is never too early to ingress upon the child that he has a duty toward the other members of the family, and a place which can be filIn the mind of led by no one else. a the normal little child there is curious distortion of his position in and toward the world. He feels that he is the centre and pivot of the universe-he sees himself the reason and Instead, hinge of the family life. is how much better for him if he one of man}, that he has a distinct place in the family life, and a well-
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Mass. They might eat gravel and contract appendicitis or some other dreadful thing if she neglected them. Oh ! Lady horrors. What a calamity Late, as a rule waits until after the The a ind is blowing frestil:, up from iirst bell has rung for Mass before far oft ocean caves, getting out of Blanket City then beAnd sending. sparkling kisses o'er the Birds, brews of virgin waves. hold the rush and hurry bymy and parrot to be fed and While routed dawn-mists shiver and cats grief. and The nettle, pain defined duty towards those older than lady to get dressed, which dress she fast and far they flee, So in the way of life the good does to the height of fashion. Is it Pierced by the shafts of sunrise and himself. Dotli cheer us like the rose the glitter of the sea. any wonder she is late for Mass ? Distribution of Wealth While like the deadly upas tree Now dear Lady Late, take a lithills Behind us fair, light -smitten Evil's poisonous influence flows ; Set your alarm clock tle advice. A TIMELY HINT. in new-born splendour lie, fills One heals our hearts-the other for 6.;o and when the alarm sounds, Before us the wide ocean sweeps to If the Ohristian employer has abunThe world with endless woes. Don't delay. get up. Yes, get up meet the morning sky, dant wealth he knows that it is a Then feed all the precious feathered Our hearts are full of seething life trust, that he has to help the poor, The noble deed and kindly thought and feline tribe, say your prayers and Perfume life's rugged way ; and care has fled afar, and to render an account thereof to get ready and for the sake of spachave In distribut- While envy, greed, and hate As sweeps the white -winged fishing the common Master. ing your' neighbours from being scanwrought Meet across the harbour bar. wealth in accordance the ing any of dalised to say the least, be in titre ; decay of A record who has with Christian principles, for Mass. Mass begins at 8 o'clock The sea is calling to us in joyous shall 'bide al Therefore good God's more claim after the employer's own Be in time. voice and freeway those by whose labour I may add, that it Lady Late is There's keenest rapture on its breast, family, than the wealth ? While evil 'hides a day. All honacquires he and boundless liberty ! about to be Present at a matinee or their distribute who to those our its Each man is master of his craft, other place of amusement, even wealth to hospitals, orphanages, and Lady Late gleaning sails outblawn, Gentle reader, are you acquainted though she has tickets for reserved is glow but institutions, the public And far behind him on the shore a are not it seats, she may be found in her place taken from the warmth of their cha- with Lady Late ? If you the performance begins. home he calls his own. rity if they have left their own work.- is almost certain that you have fre- long before Reflect ! Salt is the breath of ocean slopes and men needy. Have they, not a prior quently seen her. She may be seen -NELL .SCARLET., almost any day marching up the aisle claim*? Some portion of the money fresher blows the breeze, Elevation the church just after the of expended bounding equitahlp each be more wcrild And swifter kneeling in a pew Origin of Shop Signs cuts thro' the crowding sets, over their workmen's homes and sur- and comfortably Two of the most common signs to from the altar. At removed far not imtheir of for shadows roundings, in. providing Athwart oar masts the seen in our city streets are the provement in body and mind, in se- the Communion she may be seen to be the dipping seagulls float, approach the altar and receive Com- barber's pole and the three golden And all the water-world's alive when curing comforts for old age and failballs of the pawnbroker. These have Well, now my dear fair ing health, in Procuring suitable re- munion. the fishing boats go out. been in use so man, years that their minded Catholic friends, do you think a Nor will and amusement. creation MONTGOMERY. -L. M. Christian employer confine his care that is the Proper thing to do ? original meaning is to many quite that the three for his workman to the actual time Most certainly you will say one unknown. It is said time stripes, which winds around the barThe two most precious things on should endeavour to come in of work. If he cherishes a feeling of this side of the grave are our repu- sympathy for them, and treats them for Mass. Yes most decidedly and ber's Pole is meant to r-' resenta tation and our life. But it is to as brothers, he will be interested in Lady Late could well be there if she bandage about a human arm. For 'be lamented that the most contempti- their surroundings, their recreations, tried. As a rule lady Late has but in early days the barber acted as ble whisper may deprive us of the their homes, their families, the rear- few family cares. She is not distur- surgeon as well as a cutter of hair. beone, and the weakest weapon of the ing of their children. Many opPor- bed be the uneasy wail of an infant He was able to fill this office other. A wise man, therefore will tunities will be seized for showing during the night nor has she a hus- cause at that time it was common fair chil- belief that all illness was caused by be more anxious to deserve a outside the work those little atten- band's breakfast to prepare or name than to possess it, and this tions and kindnesses that knit friends dren to get ready for school. True, having too much blood in the body. will teach him so to live as not to and brothers together. In sickness she may have two or three, cats to Consequently it was thought that the the be afraid to die. feed, or she may have, as she usual- best thing to do was to bleed he will be tenderly solicitous by perwas called, and sonal in-tuiry and attentions : in sor- ly does an old green parrot and three Rick one. A barber and feed, he undertook the task of puncturing ADVERTISE IN row he will make the wor",r,n 'feel or four canaries to clean even a blood -vessel in the arm ; then, affriend. who cannot be neglected and a true him in that they have Re W.A. ter he thought sufficient blood had flown, he would bandage the wound. The three golden balls were used as a commercial sign by early Italian merchants who lived is the early days when the powerful Medici famil,sj' held sway. in Florence. The three golden halls were a part of the crest of arms of the Medici family. There were some representatives of this family among the merchants. These the signs above the doors of used their shops, and it became a well80 known emblem in the neighbourhood Finally some of the. of the city. Italian merchants found their way to England, and there opened the Wil*Sale and Retail Saddle and harness Manufacturer money -lending establishments first under the sing of the three balls, Later the use of the emblem became common to all money -lenders. Contractor to the W.A. and Commonwealth Governments A Nettle and a Rose
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Why some are Poor They try to do what others expect of them, not what they can afford.
but The Parents are economical, the children have extravagant ideas.. Thai do not do to -day what they can possibly put off till to -morrow. They prefer to incur debt rather then to do work which they consider beneath thee,.