F11PIRli SELF-RAISING FLOUR
Rises Above all Others.
RECO D
The West AUSTRALIAN
SATURDAY, MARCH
:30,
1912
The Catholic Art and Book Depot
In and Around the Home
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'Mid Pleasures and Pateees thouen we may ream, Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home
HAY STREET.
opposite
Next door to Celtic Club.
King Ede ard
Hostel.
Miss M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress (Late Mrs. A. M. RYAN).
When I Have Time
Yes
and fancy that everybody is things thinking of us. But he is not ; he When I have time, so mane is like us ; he is thinking of himself. I'll do It is very Painful to be misunderTo make life happier and more fair For those whose lives are crowded stood and under -valued be. those we now with care : But this, too, in our life we love. I'll help to lift them from their low must learn to bear without murmur; for it is a tale often repeated. despair, When I have time. No man or woman of the humblest can really be strong, gentle, sort I love friend When I have time the pure and good without the world beso well somebody Shall know no more the many ing better for it, without the being helped end comforted be toiling days ; I'll lead her feet in pleasant paths very existence of that goodness. always, And cheer her heart with words of For Hands that Perspire sweetest praise, Perspiring hands make it well nigh When I have time. impossible for many persons to do This trouble is When yon have time, the friend you delicate fence -wore. usually occasioned by nervousness. If hold so dear the all Persons so afflicted will bathe May be beyond the reach of hands in strung alum water before Yoer sweet intent taking up their work, they will have May never know that you so ikindly no further trouble. The same treatmeant To fill her life with sweet content, ment before putting on gloves will prevent their being soiled by perspiWhen y ou hare time. We go
Best Wax Can dies, Wicks and Floats, Charcoal, InChildren of Mary Manuals. All Societies Medals in stock. Prayer Books, Holy Cards &c. Sacred Heart Association Badges. COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
Altar Society lines.
cense. &c.
Remedy for Warts
Boys and Money
" The trouble with Jim," said his The following remedy for warts is uncle, "is that he always is hoping said to he rs effectual in removing for opportunities to' make =nee , but warts from the teats of the cows as he doesn't have any desire to earn from the hands of human beings :Common soda, dissolved in water, as money." There is a tremendous difference be- much soda as water will dissolve, week, tweka those two ways of looking at applied two or three times a money. The craving to make mone.r or oftener, if desired. The warts will to get it quickly and in large quanti- begin to scale off in three or four ties without any real earning of it, day s. Keep up the arreications and The the wart will gradually disappear. is an unwholesome craving. lad that fills his head with newspap- Kerosene will aecomplish the same er items about millionaires and sud- result. den fortunes is not the lad that is worth his wages to any employer. Housekeeping Hints The desire to make mono leads Don't use soda for washing china many a y oung clerk. into gambling with gill or it. If e ou do the gilt will with borrowed money,. and so into gradually disappear. good Use a disgrace and ruin. a cleansing agent and The boy that fate's to earning mon- yellow soap as no harm will be done. ey, and earning it fully, is the boy When putting boiling jam into glass ration. him. of with ahead an success honest Ah, friend, no lonNow is the time. jars dip a teacloth in cold water, ger wait then fold it lengthwise and stand the To Keep Oysters Alive clean Your Glasses To scatter loving smiles and words the Next poor glass jars on it. If they are to be kept for a day glasstatted scientifically The most cheer, of the unopened shells, boiling jam into them, and let stand scrub more harm do two will or world the it es are lives whose To those around This will Prevent minutes. than good unless they are properly and lay them in a deep pan or basin a few now so drear ; them from cracking. uppermost. with shell flat a the worn. It is kept correctly and you In the They may not meet Sprinkle them with fine oatmeal, strong statement to make, but most coming year ; people wear dirty glasses, even those and cover them with cold water to Pancakes: How to Make Them Now is the time. fastidiously careful in all which enough salt has been added to who are Two cupfuls of flour, two eggs, two other respects. Peering through any make it like sea-water. Change the milk, and two teaspoonFrenchman " Ah Your son ' He clouded and uncertain window is a water every day, leaving them out of cupfuls of Mix the dour and sufuls of sugar. looks to be very similaire to y ou ; strain upon the vision. How much the water for about an hour. gar together ; beat the egg up with how do you call cet ?,--`a cheep of ze more must the stink" h. when This process not only keeps them the the milk, and pour half of it into old bleckhead ' ees it not so ? " window is so close to the eye that alive but fattens them. the floor. Make a smooth paste -cooked. well and Fish must fresh he Glasses it is almost a part of it without any lumps, and gradually the fah only' is -conked not of which or under stale There are two things, each must he worn at the exact angle for rest of the milk and the egg, beat posis it who also which they are prescribed and no oth- unpleasant to eat, 'but he will seldom fail to discover well, and if possible let it stand for knowthe seeks for it in earnest For this reason many People, itively dangerous. er. some hours. Melt in a small frying ledee of what he ought to. do, and and all children do Letter in spectaa Pan a Piece of lard as big as How to Select Fisk he cles than in eyeglasses. The glasses a plausible pretext to do what small nut ; when it is hot, Pour in When selecting fish in a shop it Is likes. should he tatted to the eye by the more, half a gill of the hatter or optician after which care should be important to observe that according to the size of your pan. the taken not to handle and loosen the The eyes are full and bright. If you are faithful in doing There should he just enough to coat The gills are a clear, bright red. own frame. will of God in this life. your If this occurs in the slighthe bottom. When the batter is set will shall be accomplished throughout test degree they should again he fitThe body, is stiff. shake the pancakes loose when The flesh is firm and elastic to the eternity . The Heart of Jesus is, et ted and tightened. the brown toss it over and brown and Leave all touch. ours. worth y least other side. Drain on paper, sprinkle not unpleasant. Heart The fresh, is Sacred smell Snd the all in Yon will sugar, and roll up. Keep het " So y our little boy wears glasses, Girth is large in comparison to with How sweet it will he to die after while the rest of the Pancakes are be? " should be fish Very large length having had a constant devotion to " Yes, his poor dead father wore avoided, since it is probable that ing fried. Serve very hot and with the Sacred Heart of Jesus-of Him I thought it they are old and that the fibres are lemon juice if flavouring is re eared. who will be set. Judge.-Blessed Mar- 'em before be died, end wes a. pity to weate 'em." traret Mary. ' stringy. Dishonesty never bought a minute's inch Peace of mind ; never built an of the wall of character ; never won the respect or support of any person worth whose respect or support is having. As a plain business proposition it gives about the best and largest return a man can get for expenditure of time, strength, and effort. ;
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Anxious Passenger (waiting for his "I say my man, is that boat going asp cr eseat at the end of the Pier)
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Wh31esale and Retail Saddle
and harness manufacturer
Contractor to the W.A. and Commonwealth Governments
Factory, Head Office and Warehouse
179, 181 and 183 Murray Street, Perth
" Well, guv'nor, I really can't say. She's a leaky. old tub so she may be going down. But then, her !filers ain't none too good I shouldn't Le surprised if she so suddenly went up," Kind lady : work ? "
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Tramp " Yessurn but every one wants a reference from my lest employer." Kind lady " And can't y ou get one ? " Tramu " No, mum. Yir see, he's been dead twenty-eight ye,rs." ;
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