EMPIRE SELF-RAISING FLOUR
Rises Above all Others.
RECORD
The West AUSTRALIAN
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1912
The Catholic Art and Book Depot
In and Around the Home
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Next door to Celtic Club.
may roam, Mid Pleasures and Palaces though we like home place no there's humble, so ever it Be
HAY STREET. Opposite
King Eduiard Hostel.
Miss M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress (Late Mrs. A. M. RYAN).
The WifesBeaters
Two Little Maids
The Melbourne "Age," complained some time ago, that wife -'beating has
Little Miss Nothing-to-do
InBest Was Can dies, Wicks and Floats, Charcoal, Children of Mary Manuals. All Societies Medals in stock. Prayer Books, Holy Cards &c. Sacred Heart Association Badges.
Altar Society lines. cense, &c.
almost acquired the status of a new cOUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. and flourishing industry in Australia penalinadequate chiefly due to the ties imposed on the brutes who ceSaying What You Think of Mother wavily assault their weak and de- ashamed try to pass a disagreeable Never when girl, a few women folk. It certainly It is a sorry day fur fenceless sincerity.. And her dolls they are nothing but seems a trayesay of justice that the she feels herself superior to her mo- bluntness off as gracious There is no reason why the people who illtreats a horse is often ther, and considers herself called upsawdust and clothes, man always say what they think who Whenever she wants to go skating it nned Roo, whilst the wife -beater gets on to apologise for her bad grammar had foreign ac- should be :unpleasant. If they ii orris, snows oil by paying a paltry los. In these mispronounced their everything's criss-cress---the modern does we severer deprecate cent, or slips in her speech. When a generous, loving thoughts, And world is askew, girl becomes so small and contempti- frankness would make them popular. the use of the lash, y et it must be about his I wouldn't he Little Miss Nothing -to- confessed that the ruffian who knocks ble that she is ashamed to appose' As a rule one who boasts to who likes do, his wife about deserves nothing less. in Public with her mother, because frankness is the one by say ing the things apmind relieve his in dowdy some on old-fashioned and Now true, lines imposed she is The paltry her which wound and rankle. 'I wouldn't be Little Miss Nothing ereat hulking brutes who have vented pearance, her hands brawny, to -do, their brutal rage on a weak woman face prematurely wrinkled and her they term bent by Long years of drudgery Would (eel ? are soon forgotten but if There is a tremendous diuerenoe e ere made to bear a certain amount for her children, she is indeed to be between the woman who thinks for Busy-all-dae conMiss below Little She has fallen of physical suffering they would con- pitied. herself, and expresses her own °Pinis cheerf til and happy and gay , trol themselves better in the future. tempt. ions, and the Yeoman who nags. Nagshirk a the isn't The primary object of a penal code of their Anything in ashamed who are ging is unpardonable. The girls work, her at For she smiles Is to Put down onencee, and men who few, hapis not in are mothers of personalities nature for the comes hard-working times And romps when the kick and ill-treat their wives withwith the vast num- order in general conversation. Matcompared pily, play but out Provocation deserve no mercy. In ber who appreciate and endeavour to rill-0kt doesn't change people, Her dolls the) are princesses, blue- Winchester garrotting became an who expects sacrifice. Still, woman The mother's conditions. their repay ey ed and fair, almost unknown crime when Mr. Jusmany. of them-girls to be an entirely different being afShe makes them a throne from a tice Lush flogged these found guilty there are too own much ter she marries will he ver, who .to not even darn their rickety chair, The wife offence. of mend their own clothes, surprised to see the same old traits jolliest of this class stockings, And everything happens the from beater would likewise disappear or make their nwn beds. of character cropping tip, the same way, Australia if he were threatened with to wrestle with, the same in mind a mother who is selfishness I'd sooner be Little Miss Busy -all- the cat. I have sus( icion to uproot-in and jealousy order sacrifices in day, making constantly the same temperament that short, good a make may And stay daughter How to Eat that her she gave her life inShe wears her old cloak, was hers before haPPy as she is, at work or at As The Prevalent idea that slow eating appearance. And it is the keeping. anAher's to she ; year another Play. is and shabby bonnet us is very favourable to t'igestion of Man. with men. way same and time, say. important remodels for the second '% largely fallacious. from want of ideals our of fall short which gown point is not that we eat slowly or tries to freshen up the for the highest is only to should have been discarded last Year courage, we How to be Happy fast, but that when we do eat have ee reached through sacreece. y oung girl ma,, the that so where among fceind Of course, chew with energy. Happiness is seldom ones, and appear to as good she overrich. It is found among the the haste is due to some mental an- new as other girls of her age. advantage inhibit the "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" injuriously' lowly, among the most humble need xiety this may She drudges from morning till night, the secretions. When people stand up at pleasure so that Wealth ran buy obscure. slow eating begets a habit of sim- and often far into the night, close of a Public dinner, and join in the leisure for inure have may daughter satisfaction her affords which munching food without really ply the chorus of the familiar song to practise accomplishments or to moment, hut cannot buy happiness masticating it, while the hurried eat' For he's a jolly good fellow,' they, good is Anything time. have a good inclined to swallow his food is the secuirty of the mor- er is which are Perhaps ignorant of the antiqpite When mother. slave the for without proper mastication. Hence, enough says of the air they are sin eing," The onl, possible happiness row. rest, at be should " Family Doctor," hurried the tired hands Musical Home Journal." "The the launthat wealth can Procure is the good says the dainty some they are busy with be eating is bad, but rapid mastication words were only written in 827, on it can do in helping others to It concentrates dry world, or plying the needle adornis advantageous. in and belong to the second verse of a happy. There is no happiness girl's on the act in question, some Pretty thing for the as We energies eel' pleasure, only drinking, and eating next song which was first known more thoroughly accom- ment when she shall make her but won't go home till morning,' and not even that always. There is and hence or a recepdance a at chewappearance energetic plishes it. Moreover, no happiness in luxury only comis the air is adapted from the famous meanwhile, daughter, The tion. saliof song known, as ' Malbrook Preach fort. There is happiness in love bes- ing stimulates the secretion manner. frossiPing elicit* the neighbourhood, a in the most favourable e'en ve, t'en guerre,' or sometimes other towed and love received, hut wealth some or theatre the is at or points so commonly It cannot buy it and has nothing to These various at least by the laity, place of amusements, or, perhaps, called ' Malbrook ' for short. was composed in provencal French to do with it. Happiness is not the re - inisurderstood, or story, silly a reading hi et- she sits that they demand our freneient ridicule the great Duke of Marlborwilt of events, but the oetcorre strummine on the Piano. his tention. ough, and to throw a slur on character. ee ploits. " Is all dim. when she cries, blue And the light in her eyes Is all dim when she cries, oh, so And her friends they are few, ;
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LLIVasale and Retail Saddle and harness Mainfacturer
Contractor to the W.A. arid Commonwealth Governments
for Women must be relied upon the more than men for sireading are gospel of Christ for they brought in closer contact with youth. to children must he taught how live and to worship God at the feet of their mothers, and the Church has always wisely counselled that these good women take a growing interest in the cultivation of religion among Men are too bus, their ()flailing. with earning a living to spend the
time with their children. it is true that women do more for religion than do men.-Cardinal Gibbons. necessary And so
To End a Quarrel
Factory, Heed Office and Wareham
179, 181 and 183 Murray Street, Perth
The beet way to end a quarrel is simply to drop it. Tnying to settle it is usually like trying to settle a muddy pool whose waters grow only thicker the more they are stirred. A mat many things that never can be argued down will drop out of sight and he foreotten if enly they pre let
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