EMPIRE SELF-RAISING FLOUR
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The West AUSTRALIAN
SATURDAY, MAY
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First
Dish.-Boiled
Knuckle-C et
from knuckle end of leg sufficient for one dinner, Place in hot water, boll for one minute to close the pores, then simmer gently until tender. Boil separately three carrots and small turnip (cut into dice) to put round the dish, serve with caper sauce poured over the mutton.
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Women must Le relied upon far than men for spreading the more gospel of Christ, for they are, brought
Happiness is seldom found among the overrich. It is found among the lowly, among the most humble and Wealth can bue Pleasure, obscure. the which affords satisfaction for moment, but cannot buy haPPiness, which is the security iof the morrow. The only Possible happiness that wealth can procure is the good it can do in helping others to he hapPv. There is no happiness in eating: and. drinking, only Pleasure, and not even that always. There is no happiness in luxury, only comfort. There is happiness in love bestowed and love received, but wealth cannot buy it, and has nothing to do with it. Happiness is not the result of events, but the outcome of character.
in closer contact with ,outh. Children must be taught how to live, and too worship God at the feet their mothers, and the Church has Second Dish.-Mutton Steak-Cut always wisely counselled that these a nice thicie steaks from the 'middle of good women take a growing interest Birdg awake ; and dream no longer ; the leg of mutton, dredge with flour, in the cultivation of religion amCome, and low your homage Pay, and fry qeickle in a little. hot but- ong their offspring. Men are too Raise your heads and in one volume ter. Place in a saucepan with a busy with earning a living to spend Trill to Mae' Sour sweetest lay. small quantity of stock (left from tlie necessary time with their childthe knee:At), and simmer gently for ren. And eo it is true that women Yes, my flower, your face is sweeter, one hour. Mix a teaspoonful of flour do more for religion than do ,men.You, too, Birdie, sing more gay with a little told water, add the gra- Cardinal Gibbong. All the, world is bathed in gladness, ve , bring to a boil. Dish up the Happy on this Festive Day. steak, strain the gravy round, and Take Frequent Rests -Boston " Pilot." garnish with some nicely boiled peas. The progressive farmer gives his Third Dish.-Fillet of Leg of Mut- land a rest periodically. After the 11 Hit at Bachelors ground has yielded different crops of Marion Miller Knowles gives our ton-Remove the bone, till the cavity grain for several dears in succession, with veal stuffing, sewer together, Latholic Bachelors some hard hits it is sown with grass seed and turnMelbourne Advocate." Am- and tie with string, roast the usual in th. ed into meadow or Pasture land for a tatting care well time, to baste with ongst other things she sae's short period. Thus it is given a rest dripping. Serve with good brown Mr. Squeeze -Hands and Mr. Crusty from cultivation and allowed to regaavy. Suspicious and Mr. Hate -All, as cuperate from the more strenuoue well as Mr. Wily -Clue and Mr. Can'tFourth Dish.-Rissol. s-Mince the work of producing grain. Atiord-It-they are everywhere and remain= of the three di h. a 1:1., half Among domestic animals, the insomewhere amid the " four -deep the mince. add bread crumbs, salt stinct to rest is very evident. The There'd certainly be no need of "Ne and PePlar, a little finely chopped tired horse will always move more Ternere " decrees but for them. The parsley and theme. Make into risslowly and or ,:nest women in Australia are to be soles on a floured board, dip in egg lie down if allowed to follow its own found in our Catholic churches, and and breadcrumbs, fry a golden brown instinct. The most Playful pup or the Pt otestant men know it. Hence in hot fat. Dish in a circle, garn- the hardest-worb.ing hound will seize thee. walk out of the beaten way to ish with parslee. every opnortstnity during a frolic or eecitre a good wife from mon: them. on a hunting esiadition to relax and Fifth ready Dish.-Mince-Have Bet the cautious Catholic bachelorrest. Heaven help his density !-stares at, some really good gravy made from EsPecialle in cases of sicleness or bones the of the mutton, one small with suspicious eyes. " his own injure-, no matter how slight, any carrot, onion, and one a packet of They might ma; le havoc with his Strain and thicken animal will endeavour to seclude itcomfort, who knows?-and baehelore Desiccated Soup. self and keep quiet. Further, it with a little floes, season well, put are " so well looked after "-till they has been gravely stated, with an asfall into the sere and yellow leaf in the minced meat, and make were surance born of experience, by the on which seetrs so far off So the blue - hot ha do not toil. Serve man who shaves himself that even grey la':es of Erin are passed by- toast. ra'ors require rest. and all chance of life's sunshine with These few familiar illustrations may Words are them. little things, but they help to direct attention to the unistrike hard. We utter them so eas- versal importance of this wise proRevenge is a momentary triumph, ily that we are apt to forget their vision of nature. of which the satisfaction dies at bidder. sower. Fitly s'lo'cen, the', act like the sunshine, the dew and once and is succeeded bye remove.' reputation that a man gets The whereas forgiveness, which is the nn - the fertilizing rain hut when untit- from his ancestors often wants as blest of all revenges, entails a perpe- ly, like the frost, the hail and the much altering to fit him as their tual pleasure. devastating tempests. old clothes would.
ials, Bearing high her flimsy train ; As she stands there, bathed in beauty , List'ning to their glad refrain.
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(Late Mrs. A. M. RYAN).
Five Hot Meals from a Leg of Mutton for a Small Family
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Danger in Bananas Inasmuch as bananas are comm nie eaten uncoo:ed, it is obvious that more or less raw starch will be ingested if the fruit is nut ,ripe. Raw starch may be singularly irritating to the alimentary- tract of man and is at best Poorly utilised, whether it be ingested in the form of uncooked potatoes, chestnuts,: bananas, or other native starchy foods. Na one would advise the use of uncooked Potatoes ; yet maw people eschew a thoroughly ripe banana in the belief that this wholseame fruit is " rotten," when the skin becomes darkened, whereas they eagerly eat the yellow -green starch -bearing fruit at a stage of incomplete ripeness. "Green' bananas, like "green". apples, are unwholesome so long as the starch has not been adequatele converted into sugars in the ripening process.
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At a fashionable gathering a gentleman made several attemP.ts to start the conversation, but having fail: d, owing to the stupidity of ehose Present, he finally remarked : " Now let us he ellent on some other. subject."
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Archie," asked the school-
mistea-, dilating on the virtue of politeness, " if e ou were seated in a
car, overly seat of which was occupied and a lady entered, what would you do ? " " Pretend was asleep " was the .1
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prompt reply.
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There were only two Pieces of cake and three hungry' boy s upstairs throw' ing clothes on in the race to get down first. Tommy, won out and rushed into the dining room breathlessly. " That's a good boy, Tommy. The early bird gets the worm. Take a piece of cake," said his mother. Tommy, looked at the cake quizzically., inspecting it from all sides.
" What's the matter, Tommy,?'" asked the mother. " What are you trying to do ? " a Say, ma, which Piece has the worm in it ? " he inquired, soberly.
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