| Show f Y f 1 r i i j jl r fi S' S i 1 y i ti 1 w l if j M. M 8 iI i H i f 1 C i f 1 ii I 1 i s 's LAI r tr AUGUST 8 i i y f SALT LT LAKE K E EC C CIT CITY IT TELEGRAM I SUNu SUNDAY a I 1915 i ii X y m t v i m i 41 i 1 F I out our I lJ rK A 11 J z I 1 To Enrich Erch the Mind Mhd M nd of f the Toning to Prepare F r Them for a Life Of ll ft Usefulness to Their B Is lows N Nothing Ir f F t M ore Q Jr B Fruitful Than the I Them Beauties Ul of Na Nature 1 I. I 1 I and sn c a 61 si Bv DOROTHY DOLAN H HE E t. t true r 1 e mother rules rufes J a kingdom kindom of oC I which she Is 18 Justly proud Sh She Is happy because b she i iW Is 0 W without dil lit content Still BlUI i she owes a iii debt to your children Hav V Having HIVIng ing brought broucht them Into hito the world nho eho I W must create for them a pure free Ufo Ufa of ot physical health cheerful Industry Intellectual growth and nd mora moral dignity Q n and vanity sanity Next to the sins of ot parents parent children suffer Buffer most from rom the sins of ot wrong r rV edu education nUon From the day a R. child chUd Is Isborn Isborn born the mother teaches her to love lovo and to appreciate pare parents ts environments environments environments environ environ- V ments and life lie So to the mothers I say eai that before you ou expect your eh child ld to to work you your ou r 1 WI expect her to pia play and 10 tO play I 1 illi for or the end of 01 play itself The he e end endot d of ot t harmonious development of ot jf pta play Is th th V. V i. i your our childs child's trinity her physical I m mental and moral self It If you ou try tn to 1 f f fJ l dev develop lop her mind by mere Imitation 0 you rou will make her a n prig prix and If It you yoi OH j habitually lI preach and lecture her ber you OU r I 4 will Viti make her a goody goody oo l but b by r letting her learn to know and to love lover r r. r r r 1 the things about her you are sure suro to tomake make n her hor a n happy sweet natured and andl lit 1 l r thoughtful tho ul young W woman man Because J i l It I r Ili no rome me ante physicians have said that babies should hould do nothing but eat at and sleep and cry cr many cry man many parents are quite will- will Ii j jug ing to have baud their children reared In Inthis I A fj this fashion r r to J If Child Child's s a Best Beet B a t F Fun un VI w mid uld not allow child child's nr your OUr iJ Irli 1 1 r 1 mind to II He lie d dormant she Is 2 q years ears h old od or ot even en 1 1 rooms Play and to toys lj I l ll U d J 1 are necessary r t for r your child on 01 storm stormy 1 days Bays The best recreation r Is la to be had acl 1 1 F out o of doors enjoying natures nature's gifts 7 1 and pastimes For Fer It brings a n. love of ot V l flowers s o of animals a arid aad d music If It your child wants ants to have h her r dolls when she aha h is playing In do doors r let her have JIL them but be sure that sho eho h I is enjoying the bea beauty ty of 01 color cotor and nd fragrance that comes comei from the I garden when hen she Is playing out out ut of l' l doors r The wh winds U the e rain ra r rand and the sunshine sun- sun I shine e will wm viii throb with ith meaning for tor forshe forshe 1 sh she will know W that t the e flowers need i II the sunshine and tho this rain no J less ss than n do little children If It you OU come 4 upon sumo some dropping leaves leaven l av and wilted J K 4 1 flowers towers explain lo to o her that they are arc Jf F l' l withering because e they do not get their share ha e of ot water and sunshine e. ki 4 front From that time you ma may count on Ii the t fact cl that drat your our child will develop a womanly nty sympathy and will see sea I. e that hat the flowers flowers' get all nIl the tho water and sunshine they u need ed to for their health J 1 and ani Give your child s six x b. b Months of tJ this i education ta and she will r t.- t. love her het l and and the thi flowers e s as J. I much as she does does' her dolls Colls I knew a child who prized rose rosebushes rosebushes bushes her mother moth r. r had g chen clyen ren he herfor for forr tor r a Jl birthday present Tho Th ho rose fale bu bushes bushes' eS es' d hud held h d many mahy sweet lovely children I dressed in the daintiest Of tt pink bonnets bonnet and tind frocks t to match They were as asgood J good God and happy n as the they cou could d be until their mi mistress iresa forgot to water them l J i hot and d out ut of 01 i r 1 when it was VaI 8 dry doors j I a First r the little girls on ol the tho the one rose tOse rosebush 1111 bush d drooped their heads edd and went nt to 0 sleep then thell tho t little girls on the sec V WI l' l ond and drooped their heads and went ent to V sleep and n finally nally those on the third Z l bush jush ush did the same When the little HUla girl saw saw w what hat had 1 happened she cried and felt unhappy m because she the had lost her sweetest and dearest playmates through her lIer own fault tault The Tho one thought that consoled her was her mothers mother's promise of ot three new bushes In the spring Tho The little girl made mad a 0 vow solemn to give them I better hetter care p. p Surround your OUr child with flowers o en j and she will wUl soon love them and create cre ere f. f ate ote many fanciful stories to about thorn them II r Animals and fowls fOs are a great grent educative educative edu edu- factor in your childs child's life lifer A If It handled i. i cat or even een a a. dog properly 5 makes an nn excellent p playmate for tor a o r child A co cat t is playful and has her antics and however suspicious she aha r she she rarely mn may be with the ETO ups grown UPI shows this feeling toward ft a baby If It you oU want ant your our child to learn lessons lessons les les- cannot sons Bons in fidelity and loyalty you teach leach them to h her r more easily and better than by letting her havo have dogs as playmates See that she handles them kindly and takes the right c care re of 01 them Animal Life w Lessons Lesions ons De Be sure and teach teach leach th the child that all animals have a a. place in this sw sweet ot precious world of ours though a all l animals animals ani ant mals male even cats and n dogs docs should b bo ba hut treated as as' s such ch and n not t be beral ral raised ed to o othe the position of t h human beings By Dy making friends with ith the hen and nd her brood of t chicks a a. child will 1 ill see sec what wl-nt exquisite patience the hen sho shows in the the breeding and care of Qt her young The time old-time way of oC th giving I nl tho the child a simple knowledge of 01 music was wasby by rocking It to it-to sleep Ile p WIth lullabies and nursery Ery rhymes The Tho nl new way waY is Is' to let your jour baby go 10 to sleep ea easily and naturally and to give her a 0 musical musical education c when sho is awake nake Do not neglect t music In n the homo home If t you ou have havo a D. piano well U and Do po not bo be perturbed by y not ot having one for tor a n ix Is an excellent substitute l I I- develops the childs child's appreciation while educating her In good music t tran can ran be used as ns an accompaniment for tor singing and dancing It i is just as natural for tor children en to sing sing- as It Is for tor them to talk Singing will do much to o develop and train your childs child's hearing and add to her hap happi happl- l- l nes nea ness D B By the time she is rend ready to begin her Ier lessons lesions ons she sho will have havo a good foundation foun foun- dation of ot music musi music and and will wUl have no trouble trou trou- blo ble In learning to accompany the GT Ee Beyond ond all this the child will never l lose sa her own res resourcefulness and will not be mischievous because she has nothing better to do Gradually and of t her own a accord cor J she will slip into a ln and will want you ou to dance WIt J cr r. r The peaceful hour you spend with your ou child d wl will l t b be of or real benefit to you 0 because you O ar are re rested and you h c filled Oiled her d day lY with diversified ed In in In- w When en you o tell her hera a story etory or 01 she does the same it will be bo worth orth worthwhile worthwhile wb while l and Interesting because you are arc both rich richer icher r for tor the tho contact th that t comes of or en enjoying joling the beauties of ot nature mol mal life liCe and good music DO YOU U KNOW THESE THINGS ABOUT YOUR CHILD YOUR OUR childs child's mind is a rich field r i ready ady to grow v beautiful flowers of thought or w weeds eds of selfishness stubbornness and L. L q V S SHOW HOW V the little boy or girl irl the kindly care the mother and father robin give their young al and d your child will instinctively Y and rightly feel the first stirring of the great reat creating and nur nurturing r turing spirit which should play such a great reat part in its life V V VF V IF F YOU wan want our children to learn fidelity and loy loyalty let them have d dogs gs and add cats for playmates OUR TOUR child w will never take a great position among its fellows 1 I in life if in childhood it is not gh given en responsibility Let the child care for the flowers The child will come to consider the blossoms as so man many sweet lo lovely chit children n who aho will ill wilt anddie and anddie hd die If not given water and sunshine cac each ench h day i iI V V V i iA I CHILDS CHILD'S mind and spirit will Viii be sweeter and A A more sympathetic sym sym- n- n pathetic for a knowledge of music It is as s natural fox fo a achild achild child to sing as it is for the child to talk Given the knowledge of music's rhythm the child will easily slip lip into dancing ng one of the best arts for giving grace and poise of carriage 1 0 0 4 f Sn j iY fI Gr pY v Y ri err f r. x G. 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