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dren are proud and reverent with the joy of it and the wealth of it ? Do we talk of it in our clubs and at our gatherings until our separated brethren envy us our courage and our poise ?
Unfashionable Wisdom This is what we Catholic men and Will we Unfashionable wisdom! women should give thanks for today, and not only to -day, but all the make it fashionable some day when casual The unexpected and perhaps Home other three hundred and sixty-four we cease to be apologists and time question points the road you are to servers, when we are awakened to days and then more if we had them. infollow the child's spontaneous East, west, home's hest Unfashionable wisdom leads us at our responsibility as Catholic men Each hearth some wanderer's goal; terest is a finger post. You cannot all hours and in all kinds of wea- and women For, as at night the wild bird seeks tell where the road will lead, but if ther to the altar of God, there to Some day will we follow all as you follow it you will not only broaher nest, hind our courage and our strength. teachings and show the world what den your child's education, but you Home flies the soul. our sanctifies Unfashionable wisdom it means in service and citizenship, And I, who may not come though will also create a strong bond of marriages, purifies our homes, and and that sweet serenity through all fellowship between yourself and him. dear ones call, safeguards our lives from the cradle the changing yeays. Send home my heart instead- --- God to the grave. Ah, then it will be fashionable inbless you all ! Household Recipes Hope, steadfastness, and loyalty it deed, the strong, true wisdom of all -Arthur Guiterman. gives us, and the world is watching RING SALAD. the world. and wondering at the increasing numDoing Without The salad is often the salvation of of its followers and the gatherber the meatless meal. It may be nourThe men- who see our good works There's a beautiful art that is sadly ishing enough to take the place of ing of its harvests. Unfashionable wisdom! Do we who will look to see where the light neglected, meat, fish or eggs. It is often, of have it for the taking half appreciate comes from that blesses and gladdens And daily I wonder to see it rejectcourse, largely compounded of eggs Do we talk of it in our them, and through us they will lesrn ed or fish, either alone or combined its wonders? to glorify God. By some who'd he healthy and weal- with vegetables, and in hot weather homes, in all seasons, until our chilthy and wise it is a delightful substitute for the By just condescending to open their more formal hot dish. eyes .Among egg salads one of the pretAnd look at things fairly with never tiest is the ring salad Hard boil a poutsix eggs, cut in slices and remove the ON I refer to the art of doing without. yolks. Place these in the centre of in fairthem dish, breaking Can't do as you like ? Then do as a serving ly good-sized hits, and outline with you can. I'm sure you will find it the very the white rings arranged on crisp COPY of JOYCE'S CONCISE HISTORY OF IRELAND lettuce leaves. Serve with mayonbest plan. will he forwarded free of charge to eavh of the First Hundred an't have what you want' Take naise. 4. 4. Subscribers who send ins. 6d. in advance for a year's" W.A. Record. what you can get. No better device has been presented POTATO PIE. IRELAND is the great QUESTION OF THE DAY, it is disyet. cussed everywhere, but none except those who have read Irish History Another hearty dish which is plan'Tie the bravest and blithest and ned to be the main one in a dinner can speak intelligently on the Irish Question. Joyce's Irish History best way by far is written sobely and moderately, without exaggeration and bitterness ; Shell is a potato pie, as follows Not to let little losses your happi- five hard-boiled eggs and cut them it shows fair play all round. It is a model of accuracy, conciseness, ness mar. and completeness, well indexed and thoroughly reliable. Published into slices, fairly thick. Mash a 'Tis an art that needs practice of Pound of cooked potatoes and mix in Dublin at Half-a -Crown, it has already run through thirteen that there's no doubt, them with a heaping tablespoonful of editions. Bear in mind that saving money is making money. The Hut 'tis worth it- this fine art of butter- and two tablespoonsful of the usual yearly subscription to the " W. A. Record," is 13s. if you pay doing without. best cream. Season with salt, pepios. 6d. in advance we give you a full receipt entitling you to a copy per and a very little nutmeg. With of the pa .Tr every week for 12 months, and we also send you gratis The Casual Question this line the bottom of a buttered and post free a copy of Joyce's Concise Irish History. What do you do when your little earthenware dish and place in it a boy interrupts your reading or your layer of the sliced eggs. Scatter over meditation with his childish query, this chopped parsley and cover with FILL UP THIS "Mamma, what is rubber 'made of?" ORDER FORM a little white sauce. Continue alternDo you say, "Don't bother me now ate layers of potato,. sauce and egg dear," or do you explain to him how until the quantities are used. Let the TO THE MANAGER the tropical trees are tapped and the last layer he a coating of sauce and " W A RECORD," sap is collected and coagulated cover the top with mashed potato 23 Murray Street, Perth Not only the extent of his future smoothed carefully. Mark a neat of his SIRmuch store of knowledge, hut pattern on top, brush over with beaability to acquire knowledge will de- ten egg and heat in a moderate oven I enclose Postal Note lus.6d. for 'which you will please send ins the " W. A. Recot d," for 12 months ; you will also kindly send we a copy of the 13th pend on the course you pursue. for half an hour. Decorate the top Edition of Joyce's Concise Irish History. The moment of transient irterest outlines with parsley bits. Yours faithfully, that culminates in a question is the important moment in education. To SPANISH PICKLE. a child that is rebuffed there comes a feeling of disappointment by no Take litb. of apples, 11th. of onmeans harmless simply because it apions, and }oz. of chillies. Chop them pears to he transient and friaiient together as fine as for mincemeat,
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than more dangerous to the the feeling that he should not expect to know. " Are those houses being unshed away?" asked a little girl of four, who was looking at some pictu:es of Venice. In simple language her mother told her the story of the barbarian invasions that drove the people of Venetia to the nei !hbouring islands, where they could he safe; of their decision to remain on the islands, and of their building beautiful homes along their waterways and beautiful bridges across them; of the gondolas that they use instead of The carriages and antomobiles. child's delight in Venice was the beginning of an intense and permanent interest in geography. A small child noticed in an advertisement the figure of a little Dutch "Why did they make her shoes so funny!" he asked. The vigilant mother got various pictures of Holland, and in the end the child's simple question led to a considerable knowledge of the Netherinnds and their interesting people.
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