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the Catholic Art and Book Depot
Y In and Around the Home
534 HAY STREET.
Miss M. J. McDER MOTT, Proprietress
'Mid Pleasures and Palaces thougn we may roam, Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home
If We But Knew If we but knew that through the closing door Some one we love would enter nevermore, Would we not hasten with our richest store ? If we but knew !
If we but knew that from the market place Soon we would miss some kind, familiar face, Would our cold greeting not be touched with grace ? If we but knew If we but knew some heart beside our own Had walked in dark Gethsemane alone, -\:111, with what largeness would our !
love he shown ! If we but knew !
member, and succeeded in converting The nearly all of his neighbours. mission at Red Hill is made up of the descendants of these converts. They have kept the faith, with all the fervour of converts, without even having a chapel of their own until the Catholic Church Extension Society stepped in and made a chapel possible.
"Good Night" There is a tender sweetness about some of our common phrases of affectionate greeting, simple and unobtrusive as they are, which falls like dew upon the heart. Good - night The little one lisps it as, gowned in white, with shining face and hands, and prayers said, she toddles off to bed. Sisters and brothers exchange children, wish ; parents and the friends and friends. Familiar use has robbed it of its significance to some !
been in To the Altar Societies and our g eneral Customers, who have will CANDLES, WAX of fine imputed brand first-class our (inking for been landed, acd be pleased to know that our expected shipment have just We are special importers we are now suppling all oustanding orders. introduced of this well-known quality of candle, our predecessor having or them to this State. We are now ready for all orders. Country ders promptly attended to. 20Z.
pint milk.
grated almonds,
Well wash the rice, and put on to boil with the milk in a double sauce-
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it pan until it becomes very firm should take two hours-then add the
grated almonds. Mix well, and put into a piedish, and hake for fifteen minutes. A few sultanas may be added it desired. Egg Pie.-Shell four hard - boiled eggs and cut them in slices, not too thin. Have ready some short pastry, and line a buttered piedish, Place layer of sliced eggs, scatter over some chopped parsley and ham, and cover with white sauce ; continue this until the eggs are used up. Let the last layer be a coating of sauce. Cover with pastry, brush ovfor er with beaten egg, and bake half an hour.
ed and despairing self and lose ourconfident, selves in a larger, more more joyous self, and because, like all confession, it acts as a moral cathartic and cleanses the heart of the perilous stuff that weighs upon it. From a philosophical point of view we may go further and say
that, as all experience testifies, prayer brings us in contact with those
mighty healing forces with which the universe is charged. The man eh° can commit himself with confidence to the Infinite as he retires to rest will have little difficulty in winning the most blessed, if also the most mysterious, gift bestowed upon hu-
manity." repeat it automatically This certainly proves thinkers reaconsidDear Jesus, patient, without much thought. But lise that religion, with its supplicatkind, er. We are, as voyagers, putting off ing prayers, is necessary in our lives We are Thy lost sheep in a winter from time to time upon an unexin order to produce wholesome, conwind, plored sea. Our barques of life set tented da,s laden with peace. Insomnia for a Cure wilful Prayer are so Forgive us that we sail and go, onward into the darkHow many good Catholics throughIn an article in "Everybod,, 's Mablind ness, and we, asleep on our pillows, out the world close their eyes in Teach us to know gazine," entitled the "Cure for Intake no such care as we do when sleep with Jesus and Mary on their awake and journeying by daylight. somnia," by Samuel McComb, D.D., lips, and their rosary in their hands! some very good things have been Of the perils of the night, whatever As we all know, Catholics are tau.A Community of Converts written. particularly in regard to they may be, we take no heed. An ght from childhood days that prayer Red called town little There is a the necessity of prayer and religion unsleeping vigilance watches over us: is a balm for aching hearts and diswhich Texas, of State the Hill, in it is the vigilance of One stronger in one's life to produce contentin this uncertain world. appointments Cathe of beneficiary has been the and wiser than we, Who is the Eter- ment and an optimistic view of the it does one good to note that But by Society Extension tholic Church nal God. Good and God spring from journey through this world to bhe eminent personages outside of the the building of a little chapel there. the same root, are the same mean- next. true faith recommend prayer as a pecua Hill has Catholicity in Red ing. "Good-bye" is only " God be the man, "To verbatim healing remedy for many ills. quote To famous the liar history. During with you." "Good -night" is really then, whose sleep is banished by woran atKnow-nothing movement, "God night," or "God guard the get Alphabet of Success ry, I would say, at all costs tempt was made to form a branch of night." It would be a churlish of faith and live up to It is said that Baron Rothschild the organisation in that pioneer household in which these gentle some kind it." had the following alphabetical list of community. The principal man of forms of speech were ignored or did Further on, in regard to prayer, maxims framed on his bank walls:the community was, of course, con- not exist. Alike the happy and the he writes "And here I wish to lay Attend carefully to details of your sulted, and asked to head the movesay : may sorrowful day by day emphasis on the power of prayer to business. ment. He read the literature offer"Good -night." produce sleep. Very notable are the Be prompt in all things. ed, and took the matter under conwords which a distinguished EngConsider well, then decide positivesideration. Noticing that the whole lish expert in mental disorders adPor the Table ly. movement was directed against the Dare to do right ; fear to do Irish Stew Without Meat.-fib. po- dressed a few years ago to the BriCatholic Church, which was describtatoes, f oz. butter, I lb. onions, half- tish Association 'As an alienist, I wrong. ed to him as almost the root of all Endure trials patiently. pint of milk, and pepper. Slice the would state that of all the hygienic evil, he made up his mind that, in Fight life's battles bravely, manpotatoes and onions and throw them measures to counteract disturbed order to decide honestly, he would sleep, depression of spirits, and all quickthem fully. ; bring water cold into charthe that himself satisfy have to the miserable sequels of a distressed Go not into the society of the vicand let them ges against the Catholic Church were ly to boiling point, would undoubtedly the mind, I give ious. and them, boil Drain a for minute. a systematic began true, and so he Hold integrity sacred. first place to the habit of prk er.' study of the Church from all sides. put them in a double pan boil the From a psychological point of view Injure not another's reputation nor milk and pour over them. Season The result of his study was disasbusiness. trous to the branch of Know-noth- with pepper and add the butter. we can see that in prayer there Is a healing power, because it enables us Join hands only with the virtuous. Stew for two hours and a half. He entered the Catholic ingism. to escape from our narrow, hound Keep our mind from evil thoRice and Nuts.-4oz. Carolina rice, 'Church. He became a most devoted ughts. Lie not for any consideration. Make few acquaintances. Never try to appear what you are not. Observe good manners. Pay your debts promptly. Question not the veracity of a understanding,
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ARUNDEL
(Late R. BECHTEL & CO.)
Wholesale and Retail Saddle and harness Manufacturer
Contractor to the W.A. and Commonwealth Governments
friend. Respect the counsel of your parents. Sacrifice money rather than principle. Touch not, taste not, handle not,
intoxicating drinks. Use your leisure time for self-improvement. Venture not upon threshhold of wrong. Watch carefully over your passions. Xtend to everyone a kindly saluta-
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Yield not to discouragement.
Factory, Head Office and Warehouse
179, 181 and 183 Murray Street, Perth
Zealously labour for right. & success is certain. The Agitator
:
"Racing is a curse!
A curse that should be stopped! But
the question is : How can it be stopped?. What is our best course ?" Racing Enthusiast (in crowd): "As-
cot."