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The Record Newspaper 04 May 1912

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E M PIRE SELF-RAISING The West AUSTRALIAN

F LOUR

RECORD

SATURDAY, MAY

I, 19]

The Catholic Art and Book Depot

In and Around the Home

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Next door to Celtic Club.

'Mid Pleasures and Palaces though we may roam, Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home

Drains of VVisdon- and Alleged Humour

Rises Above all Others.

HAY STREET. Opposite

lane Edward Hostel.

Miss M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress (Late Mrs. A. M. RYAN).

observed a man standing Altar Society lines. Best Wax Can dies, Wicks and Floats, Charcoal, Inon the scaffolding with his hands in Children of Mary Manuals. All Societies Medals in stock. cense. &e. his roc ets, smo sing a pipe. He went Sacred Heart Association Badges. Prayer Books, Holy Cards &c. eent13 up the ladder, and said"Now, I'te caught you ; we U have .'OUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. " YOUR GRACE." Here's your four An Archi ishop was prising a visit no more of this to a convent school and a prelimin- class' pee' ; you can consider yourself " Het, man, but is been a gran' hood. With an ey e or. the i nut uous discharged. The man pocketed the ary rehearsal was being held. "Now day ! " "it has," the youth rethatalfs of the sicar, she had insisted children," says the teacher, "remem- money, and went away rather quick- elifel." "Thin kye, ou could come on rerscnall3 acting s re of the ly. Just then the foreman cal e again toworron., laddie ? ber when the archbishop Breaks to he in- helpers. so behold her, with a plate and the builder told him what he tiuired. "Well," the young man ans- of thinb-citt tread end butter, movsa:. 'Your you must alwa. Grace.' " Presently the rrchbishor had done. "Why," shouted the fore- wered, reflectively, "I was to be mar- ing 'Ulnty from one infant to anman, "that man wasn't wor ing for ried to morrow, but I can put it other. She approached Master ThoComes into the schoolroom and be.Fread an I hatter, mas Tiffin -.t. off." gins "Good moraiiig Andrea"- its he was only asking for a job." deer ? " she ineuired. "No " (awhereupon the Purils all stand tip dewas quite The damsel Thousands that are capable of great The question is not how much tal- brertly). murely., clasp their banes and sing what, dear ? " she we have, but how in ch will to shacked. "No oft in chop's "Bless us, 0 Lord, sacrifice yet not capable of the little ent asked, as a gentle hilt to the missand these the sifts which we are ones which are all that are re iuired use our talent. Great abilities are ing "thank yOU." The 3neth looked of but little use without industry . about to receise through Christ our of them. A multitude of successive at her with tinconesaled impatience. small sacrifices may work more good I ord. " "No I loomin' fear," he grunted. 'I he lea tiful in itself is useful Is the in world one. quite than large many a There is another story, not "Not when there's Hi ca'.e aeahts" ewalsening orr sner sensibilities, so good, in a recent noel-about a which it must *te our own fault if we Manager-"I thought I told you to de not often cane it with es into yot.ng lady in the country who, beAlthough man is not always lOtind ing similarly told "You should al- Present the bill to No. T2 ? to wish what God wills, yet he is alaction. was s call an archbishop 'Your Wadtress--Yes, sir ; I have." wa3 s lot nd t wish what God wills Manager --"Impossible ! I can still Grace' " interpreted this to mean In a Lanarkshire village a meeting him to wish-St. Thomas Aquinas. Adversity is a re ealer-cd fainters was called tel consider the advisabilthee she should alwayssay " lyly hear him singing." . ity of erecting a bridge over a brook, as well as lighters. Adversity leads Grace --which she did right through some men to God. Harp3 are the, which had hitherto been crossed by An old lady went on hoard Nelson's the dinner, to the great amusement The dif- means of stepping -stones. The school whose def at teaches them the lesflag-ship, "The Victory." of all, until His Grace himself took o er the meet- son St. A seestine learned-"0 God, pits on her and graciously explained fereist obieets of interest were dui, master, who er, sided erection of a Thou hest rnee is for Th3 self, and the shown to her, ands on reaching the ing, advocated the point. ridge in E n el, q1 ent s:'eech. A restless are our h..arts until they find spot were the great naval man was local worthy, noted for his outspok- rest in Thee " Happy are th oho I had rather be strong, affectionwounded, which is marked Is a rais- enness, inters' irted -"Hoot. toot, are liro' en and bruised in the Settle ate, loyal, noble -minded, than be the ed brass jlate, the officer remarked schulemaister, 3e're fair haiverin', if the pain and anguish but lead them And man. Whet wa.', gang an pit a brig best h morist in the world, yet if to her "Here Nelson fell " to God t the gift of humor be added to these no wonder," exclaimed the old lad,. over Si(' a wee '.tern as yon. Sosh, graces 3 on have a combination that "I nearly, fell there myself " Real manhood wants to possess man, T could cross it wi' a staunin' is absolutel. irresistible, because sou jump." "Order, order." exclaimed that which is rightfulle his-that ot: are clearly out field which he may have and hold, have a perfect sense of proportion Gifts are given 1.0 b. God to do the chairman : that never allows emotion to descri- with them what we can. We are not of order." "1 ken I', oot o' order," and still loo his fellowmen s isare in merit. replied OS interrupter, amid the eye without fear or favor. er. to into gush or virtue into rigid- to hide and waste them, but use ity anti thus I say' that humor is a them and make them increase and the loud laughter of his listeners. "If horse dealer)-No, I Ft rmer (to 1 \i-FS in ordcr i could jump as fer kind of divine and crowning grace in grow. malice. I only hope no don't e hear aragain." an means it because a charrcter, when 3 were chased 133 a pack of raand tistic sense of pro-ortion, a true There is a,n unlimited store of hapThe treat broad ri-er of mercies vishin' 'unge. wolves 3ou'll he a-drirowie of infinite piress waiting for those who learn eital t oleraner, throne with as full tin' that 'orse you sold me. forgiveness. --Arthur Christopher Ben- to he sincerely and. unfeignedly glad lows from God's el the sunshine a c Trent as e er, woand Men eon. others. joy of at the In see' iag the happiness of others of forbearance is upon its waters intoe deal men are art to live a great cessaetl Men's crafts of pleasure, we most surely find our own. he The ('ntholicity of a parish may within theenseP is and to think too folly, lightness, anti self will run It is our motives that count for or accurately estimated by the circula- much of their own joys and sorrows. smouthle' on. He meet to either unwise or unbelieving who does not against us in the eternal plan. tion therein of the Catholic par. e. An old Scottish gentleman and a tremble at the slowness of God to l' It is a noble thing to he brave in Customer Ito shopkeeeer)-" Have ectith spent A whole day on the golf provoked. tragic moments, Nit perhaps there is links, ere], as eaten happens with enYou an eggs that 3 or. can eneranlee The young T.ady Bountiful had ar- something even nobler than that. It thusiastir players, had some remarkto me there are no chicy.ens ir. ? " and strong Shopveerer 'pausing for a moment) ably' close and eeciting seat. ' As ran- ed a tea for all the poor little is to, he brave end glad is ere., and when the sky slummy neighbour tender and of : the chiVren they left for old man home said the pers." due'; -"Yes. sir when the road is dreary. A builder

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country Doctor-"Well, Silas, 3 cur wife has gastric fever." Silas (much concernelf-"Don't see how that can he, sir, seeing as how we've never burned gas,-lint alwks serf

E. (LateARUNDEL BECHTEL R.

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CO.)

Wholesale 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

lain) s."

In England, Aunt slats' (horritede "Grod eraeiors, Harold, what would s tsiti SlOilf mother say if she saw smok,ng- civarettes " Harold 'calmly) --"Shed hes e a fit. They're her cigarettes." A thought of the little while of it all wo:'ld make mars an anncs ante, which frets our eettls and s oils our companionshi. s dro, irto insignificance. The rough p1 ce in the road is so short and the :ioffrnsy so long, why trouble over that which will he

so soon Passed by ? We can 1e such a little while together that we can fford tr. be tender and forbearing.

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