EMPIRE SELF-RAISING FLOUR The West AUSTRALIAN
Rises Above all Others.
RECORD
SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1912 The Catholic Art and Book Depot MEI
In and Around the Home though we may roam, Mid Pleasures and Palaces no place like home there's Be it ever so humble,
1/reserving tut Flowers
The Brave Loser :So you've lost the race, lad
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Ran it clean and fast Beaten at the tape, lad f? Rough ? Yes, but 'tis past. Never mind the losingThink of how you ran ; Smile and shut your teeth, ladTake it like a man
Proper care of cut dowers will Even hotdouble their lease of life. livhouse roses, usually the shortest made to reed of blossoms, can be for tain their beat.t) and fragrance the two weeks if one will take trouble to toil the stems.
534 HAY STREET.
Next door to Celtic Club.
Opposite
King Edward Hostel.
Proprietress Miss M. J. McDERMOTT, RYAN).
(Late Mrs. A. M. Charcoal, InWax Can dles, Wicks and Floats, Beat Altar Society Hues. of Mare Manuals. Children stock. in Medals All Societies cense, &c. Prayer Books, Holy Cards ac. Sacred Heart Association Badges. PROMPT ATTENTION. cOUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE
The Scissors
cutting out the pattern. I am just Passing something along."
"I The e oung woman was smiling. for asked I that To do this set a pan of hot water We're a jolly pair of twins, now glad am twice e beyou I And we always work together on the stove and when the water the pattern. And I promise We are always bright and sharp, gins to boil place the stems of the pass it along. I don't know shall of look ilowers in the water to the depth However dull the weather. yet what I can do, but 1 shall Not the «inning counts, lad, Whenever little maidie one inch. Hold the Bowers carefully to begin to pay up the waes for But the winning fair ; to prevent their touching the sides Takes her work-box in her lap, very big debt I owe." Not the losing shames, lad, or bottom of the pan. Allow them We are always up and ready But the weak despair ; Re! minutes. snip, twenty snap to boil efteen or With our snip, Home Manners So, when failure stuns ou, move the flowers and clip off the porDon't forget your planpatches Not lung ago I visited a home Pretty the the in cut We were tions of the stems that ; Smile and shut yore teeth, ladquilt such exceptiorall, good breedprett% be the where piece to To water. They are then ready one matches, and such line manners Take it like a man ! next prevailed the ing setiere Each arranged in the vase or bowl. wilt. be 'all the members of never practiced were posies Their ladDiamonds turn to paste, success in We trim the edges neatly it made a great imPoor that have family persons the Many Night succeeds to morn. do they me. because flowers mishap, upon a pression cut Peeping never With Where e ou'd pluck a rose, lad. This home is the most remarkable not put fresh water into flower vases And what music sounds so sweetie Oft you grasp a thorn ! flowers the snap of ? stems The of good manners, refinement snip, day. sniP, school our As every Time will heal the bleedingen-Our Lesson. and culture generally I have ever visshould be cliPPed every dal to ; span up a Life is but ited. The parents are bringing ladable them to take up more water. best their warm Smile and shut your teeth, a practice in Debt to flowers Our children Paying their Never leave cut a Take it like a man ! her manners on all occasions. They do rocrn over night. Set them in A young housekeeper naked her lend to not know what company manners cool place. pleasant faced neighbor hesitation, with EducatioN mean. asked Godless She of pattern. a Fruits the The boy s have been taught to treat erinee and only after she had searched The appalling increase of Stage the of dress Influence sisters with as much deference The baby a striking for their a vain in now is .among young men the catalogues part a they. were stranger guests. what in -day to though it. realise as Few records to similar court feature of the police Take pattern a pattern I invented," smiled The politeness, cot:rtes.% and conlife. moral judges our in The Plays stage "It's all our large cities. it the members of this sentence for instance, the sacredness of the the neighbor, And I've given for sideration which whose duty it is to impose should from one another are plots towards another Drawing show tie. out family marriage cut criminals away , but I'll Coarse on so many youthful way to beautiful. and sure refreshing most is a downcourt the divorce you if you'll wait." find know best the causes of their delicacy of the lack for of to grittiness, reverence you and ness, to put "I don't fall. Judge Thomas O'Sullivan, New destroy. respect such woman. when there. place young marriage no of trouble," said the the court of general sessions,: " A sacrament Both boy a and girls have been plots are Presented in dramas on the "But it isn't any trouble, I am York, assigns the following themas Then it." trained from infancy to make instruc- at age glad of a chance to do lack of religious or moral the selves interesting and to entertain a hesitated wage, into still woman Reduced itself resolves : ming a play the "If tions in the schools. their recommendation of divorce and re- wise neighbor went on. "What I land try to make others happy which have deprived parents and Their table manners are 'especially of luxuror mean is that I am glad of the chance comforts marriage," says Bishop Lillis children of former We At table every one is supthing. helpful marked. looked be of little Pert will some do the it on to Kansas City, "then ies. A disinclination our posed to he at his best, not to bring with busy of so to because are opposed as housekeepers aeon by all Catholic's oung men to work, Partly face to home, of the that we haven't much aue grouch, or a longhisor sadthought, their having been spoiled at Principles that every member Almost own allairs we contribute how to but it, see and about inadequacy time to look Church holds most sacred." and partly because of the re- may late a part of our debt to hu- his wittiest saying, to the conversain 7.he all the pla,', s presented nowadays of the waves they will get big tion. Evere, member of the family is the on manity. I, for one, have a the solve around this very recommenda trades. had associations many so done expected to do his best to make ease have debt. People There tion. The Catholic with the street at night." occasion. never harps I reallc a know all I meal kind things for me. conscience may consider them rivalry to see who can if Judge O'Sullivan had assigned imcan go out and do any big things for is a sort of increase of right, hut they arc' filled with the for entertaining or contricause enmust one rich be the only never be humanity , and certain moral poison just the same. or endow bute the spiciest, bits of conversation. juvenile crime, we are quite hospitals build to ough seeds of these. The rrohlem play with the do There no indication of dy spepsia it would have been the Bret the fresh air farms. So I must just is of affinity in it simply reflects in this family, because every one come my way. that things little the morals of our day. The stage is a And I am pleased when I find some trained to laugh and be happy, and twelfth on ho., (to Old Gentleman ulcers of soindigesim- mirror and reflects the power that I can laughter is a fatal enemy of birthday) : "I hope sou will vir- ciety and one of the worst of these snail service in my you see, tion. you So, and neighbor. a is eating do for prove in wisdom, knowledge, The etiquette of the table is also In to ulcers is divorce which of root. ere not Putting me to any trouble tue." Boy (politely) : "The same ,'away our moral life at its sere strictlye observed. Every member t4,11, sir." the family tries to db just the proper of !
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barness manufacturer kIJNlesale and Retail Saddle and
Governments Contractor to the W.A. and Commonwealth
Factory, Head Office and Warehouse
179, 181 and 183 Murray Street,
Perth
thing and always be mindful be others' rights. Kindness seems to for not Practiced for. the joy of it, the sake of creating a good impression on friends or acquaintances. There is in this home an air of peculiar refinement which is vela' charming. The children are early taught to greet callers and guests cordially, and to make them feel that they are very welcome. They are taught to make ever) one feel corn-
lona',/,' and at home.
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