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Show eit 6 THE HY INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1 909. ELLA Christianity Fakirs| | ves The (Copyright, Aur 1909, by American-JournalExaminer.) a zs ONG 1 _ ; a 1900 That chureh-golng oops who I Churches c messages on teSea settied the lift thefr I p love Island! }me population is a men and women; sacrament and and is to little take only roof r at can ynoy do for tr J , ue r atory, ° spires good during women hastened to | be written e on a public f > | billboard [ and and labors. ye be Judged. Sin cast the Girl Loved-and Sinned, the merelful, always happens, the pretty| mer she returned The the 4 mother each day mother from 4ove one her | ®XPect the « hildre n - 18, they happened made man and woman it mating instincts and mothers with- wisdom which to ; these causes their institnets fond forgiven. Let first for them ful | women hy , re- two ae end) Worgive, o In their time one te a oat from ig-| members, the knew deserves church, of this of and devote Christion people to who do to help| hate each (?) Christians. | ists p OSSESSES C € now e€ . a a Herei is her testimony respecting the If Mach t ge ‘‘Kimball,'' : tic Vj 7 ; as) tl VY instrut a/ " U--4, fy Will ~~ 4, pr MAX ALVARY 4 J. q, / jp y tty uml ~ , ) Nth WW i Kimball The By " J, MS . ye h All these things are greater. and more heinous sins than the fall of a {ttle girl throug rh {gnorant love. Prophets have said that New York will be visited by a destructive wave before the end of 1910 Christ comes Turkish Sn Smoking Too r meets my Z re : 7 uirements q in Meet, ff every respect. EMIL LIEBLING Gey other. me just such love as I give my fellow men He who can not utter this prayer and live it must not call himself a Christian Real LILLIAN NORDICA = a is an artis: . not WwW non she attempted to pay her! aundress the week after the unwelcome! Mttle child of youthful love was born, the poor washwoman broke down jin! tears and sald, "I am a poor woman,| ; b Myrtle Elvyn will be heard at the Spring Festival who did oO WwW e Kimball be driven pastor and the greater part of its C vivid tianity Many Christians are lookir & forward to the second coming of Chris While} they are looklIr AB are they reme Bibertnel His words A e have done to my | little ones ye tii ive done to Me There is one prayer a real Chris tlan should utter from his heart every morning: May God treat me as I treat my fellow men todas Were o Praised ° . the mother bear her sorrow and to assist the daughter through her time| of trial? Did they say to her, as Christ said Go and sin no more! a Or, as He said, | of ar Magdalen, he has loved| much, and of her much can be forn." This is what these people did-these| good people: Only one woman in the | entire community entered the house./ And almost all he mother's patrons| took away their patronage No man} save the physician entered the house. The woman who did go and take baby| clothes, and give such comfort ag lay | in her sweet heart to give, was regard-| ed coldly by her neighbor | ‘They EAMES 1S greatest need ee eaean every tragedy use I +17 like it. tone. The ° I better "Above all others, the one competent to advise, Are Hidden. a Peranee totes fo or iristianity-fakers more ‘ the you ‘not, The the Kimball /oorm: as Judge Q Y children loved not wisely | preach a sermon to his congregation when all the neigha ~ auty of oon Te eae and gossiping the obildren | humanity ought to be deposec E np al and folly, Without doubt, were tho private life said: "I want to marry | Of every man and woman who turned a awe ay and they against the poor unfortunate oe a afew months before| be laid bare to sri e public eye, 2. blacker and crime more Seaneci br said: "You have dis-/ would be avenleda mtn many a "rebefore the world; ut you! spectable' Christian household tre my daughter, and you must stay Disgraceful amours, destruction of with me and be cared for in my}unborn children by egally married house.' wives, and the continuation of eae Now, what did this Christ-loving | re dastons between men and women wh¢ and @ 4, beauti- EMMA | Long Island, when they failed to give | SYmpathy and help to two sufforing to | Church children these charmed . him that is without stone. Blessed are they shall recelve sina of Many and the| ae must a ja 2 eae ay of 7 ome, | broken by 1¢ese Inalster uson teas pene 1as sometimes intimately another. to be was loved by a youth. and|" Was scarcely told am * with the Kimball's What is the use of churches and pas: ; and * tors, and sermons, all this a ridicuitl display connected and ous pomp tho religion of modern ristianity if cheerful when is Durable the ré o £ 8 lescence self, and the daughter was the house-| 20t one of Christ's BEE keeper, staying at home to mako things | ™#n48 {is to be followe the Kimball under never it : name > l for The to ar or two ago; and it was the proud ay of this hard-working mother that she did not need to sen her : s iter 1 yet ha pean a tittle home for herbright is Strong , church many times a day, fecling ee ld up to the scorn and condemnaChrist has newly risen to save the] tion of real Christians, real humanlworld from its sins | tarians, In one of the cities of Long Island, The girl was scarcely seventeen when orf onme the Christian c sas a ic rod, 1e her child came She had been aoe dustrious little wom has lived fo 1 n that pitiful ignorance vhich the a thirty years, anc maintained herself pride of most mothe ES; ae whic h they and her family by the humble work of | call "innocence her willing hands. The boy had been reared In tho same s 1 She has achieved a reputation as an| way; there was ‘ no sin in their hearts excellent laundress and her clientele] only love and a lack of knowledge and numbered most of the "best familics'|a lack of self-control under tho tempof the town in which she lives. tation which nature places' before Kor several years her family has] eve ry created thing in the animal king‘ nsisted of herself and one young | dom after immaturity merges Into ado- ‘ Kimball one ea been can E I > the p any : woman who has all these months; a py : | be- I | ¢ every man and woman who pretended be Christian and who were more ane | I § t the ri | be ba Blain to this unfortunate child wil to men this iD ister | and her hard-working mother, ought to tall And devout it cit ae CcGh ove n | the with iT +2' my is a class of take of Long season | and [i today, may Ho aS pe A u HM ty fa pe The Kimball has a wonder- Ath sweet and ; 1S ~ ° sympathetic J tone. ~ { ile ae, es 2) hp 7% ais } A ADELINA PATTI i erica class, ANTON SEIDL ' Am 7 strictly first 4 give i Kimball The t fully s Greatest Togs for eae Pianiste. Mr. Jarr When you hear Miss Elvyn's renditions at the Spring Festival this month, you will agree, with her, that the Kimball is the ‘‘most perfect medium for every phase of piano bt reelpeaal er Mrs. Jary, open-{ iz é tionme out ‘square are poate pasteb« ard7 boa ich, with ca o| Pen, TREE AMET Mr. Rangle weaved o top landing, vaguely words within for a | then started down but half way EM Jarr, when a crimson Jarr wearing a red fez and Mother Hubbard. um who's boss in tiils Mr. Jarr, arisin bicwnian playing." Have Zonas pan' Mase | nonsense you talk! na Bene This Now th ie. sonal All Festival use. . is genuin 0 8}pecial sale 1ere of them, Wa itinee a renders from oThats right, with need tears to buy thing I get to ‘to children start.to make fun Of| ‘ 3 ake my money that things for myself and the| and the house and get cove A a ha Er some-| please Q you, , and ened all the ws thanks] that you sneer at me! the flesh, and if the prop | a the flesh nothing s de that should ci cli oper to to be nd and upheld | a : broad, win ‘dear:"" my As she said the the other package words she and opened disclosed al" . to make wide that i 2 ‘ pect {s true, but only to be remembered his act or palr of. scissors. Consolation for a is.» will » ar sae the wore each tt ; 1 an ies Bub- the rest\ of time a file the nail look broader. will get of these ae good the New an $1, prizes Kimball make people and a Kim- ddidn' t pay aon them. I paid for) *tant It is always a mist Didi nails with scissors Uilone the live ° the str ongest Mr. Jarr, and he made In Gus' it behind place he for the door and him. met his sriend Rancle. ho was also a man tem tarily banished from home. And men ladies, those two wretches began to almost enjoy themselves, playing cards and drinking, alas, to excess Gatte pitterant. Always on the meant to flesh makes {tself fron lace or work wrong be Cla ton-Da See 1-13 7 Main made. nes Music Co S Lake Salt t. ° City, side. bright, as and SA. . . : The Kimball is Sweet-toned The Kimball . . amniiae SS =-a_a-eSsSa--aee : ¢ ev vide nt are nBt if you tron them on the right side you rniea them 6o. After the Seat gs iron any anal patie such os bands, saddle, then th Sp eves. Finish all sma!) parts befors t @ 8 o-t ailent fl within : + She ish s gone t hem; and tron Mine ote neathk theo press it into Its pla - LINEN PORTIERES. a @ : ris : Mre. Jarr stood on the threshold. Curtains or portieres made of coarse "Come on Soe and on't make Russian linen, such as kitchen towels show of yourself!" she snapped to Mr,|are made of, are reaily stunning. Jarr. ahons eee ae the bowing and If course, as the material _ ae smirking Rangle several widths eae psec: bu e "Wan-a show Rangle lovely smokin'|¢r needle woman here has opportunity jackish and smokin' muh, swee'art," ‘"You.come-in let your drunkard capsh you wot for|for muttered here and' go Mr.to Ja be ad and friend go home!" s; Rar sak apercsd tbe doo the displaying © . beginning t to iron the larger and plain- "Like to see ish ver' mush," faltered] *houlders. If the garment ts not much Mr. alee ‘Ifke to see ish ver' mush!" trimmed ng. {t can bo folded by the seams then," sald Mr. Jarr. "C'mon or iro ae se ish." So out they went. arm In ee Se ete sar at, is quite dry. arm, to the Jarr home and fireside, Be careful no the parts Mrs, was hanging out of the ironed; an eden "pega with the window and marked them as they rolled| SMallest and least Important parts of up the street. But when they rang the|2 B4rment. Take t . es of me ee t and the POL is Satisfactory of any kind they ao ii . ranks with Utah b best PHILIP wife in worl'. YWought tersee smoking|!roning the body part, ran the back 4acket and smoking cap shesh got for| first, then the front, then fold the garmuh!" ment by the seams and iron up to the down town shoppin'." suggested Mr,| Rangle, But just then the door flew open and | most If you . 109-1 "IT tell you whash," said Mr. Jarr It the garment {ts much trimmed, fola about two hours later, "I cot fines' 111'|1t ‘down the vmailddle 2 of the he back when @ark and for contest. every them!" ate Mr. Ja any DUBDIn Es or parting must ceas "Oh, ves, that's right! ere me with -- the fact that T am de pende on yout" IMONING. sniffed Mrs. Jarr. "Bt aT oe be any Underlinen 1 longer. I can leave this house. I can|viz., the right mina s. ate Peat sida ‘only. SUvE Tre my children cae Swill never oe any embroidery or trimmines on Pee ou for another penny! Ican pack my| wrong side, and If the embroldery is things: I can go raised. it must be jroned over a plece can £0 without packing' shouted | of flannel s0 as to raise the pattern, slammed G. CAMPANARI Pianos at regular prices. up. of this state instrument 7 Kim- will be ‘Certificates of "Tt ls a Turkish gown pet foes with] final finish ig given with a le. I i: the fez!" SHEA Mrs. Ja then scissors should not be us ied, for "You are always telling or I do noth-| their effect ts to Wie ing for you, and T thought It an take away the thicken the please you ta , have artistle house Once the use of the . me. things.' works quickly and bettar iinectrs Bu suppose Sue PORY saw me in|made with it. Yet, exc llent as it is them?" aske da Mr. Jar here is one disadvy intage-that Waitn "You ney not tell them your wife) it one can go lower in the edger pulltook the ttle money she had saved)|ing down the corners more than: {s a eee to get shoes for herself| likely to happen with scissors 1 ar y and bought these things for you in-|Tule can be given about when to stop stead, if you are offended because 1} liling at the aie {It Is a8 soon as th Painnaitinn and think of others first!"|!5 the least sensation, although It may sobbed Mrs. Jarr not be ag positive pain. "But. the in- "You erscon Kimball. 2 a 250, Baby Grand, Ratare $700, planos to the value PLANCON . by whereas one slightly rc 1. t call attention to the we 5 surface elip the JOHN <loman - witl contrast, Be: ein Bait Mother ee 18 first- respect. 2 Mr. Ja Rn meant patient, put this was to too ane iene tee an inexperienced person the nal} at the side at Its by ascutting s : away r purchase values, Grand, 7 The Piano narroy a surface is the beginning of omar finger tips lian in aha fact that mauch improvement is. gained me rely i. shaping the tops, letting the fae 4 alone If narrowness is ac hieved { will bo by making them oval on th edge. A pointed top erely ake to wear this wizard's bard, too?" he gasped eae Concert = startling bath robe sort of garment of some silk-Ilke cloth. It was of dark red color with a design of yellow squashes and green tri-| angles on ft, the fearful and wonder] pattern aaa , colors fully supposed to] Rants "Kimball" Kimball presented Pianos iI bas attem which "Oh...all:_tleht, a are Kimball b ImDa The balance of the real ever Kj . a Recom- Exclusive Kimball Agency lat flat sre Laan oat Bf And the other. thing " = as for you, " sobbed Mrs. Jarr, "but tia ehigt Ind, I can give it to some poor family!' of elaborate offerings ercntiy reduced things' ee O*| change, the better. It In this unwise "Oriental." on point are value $750,a value $500. credit" to apply From Prizes . prices is unwisely ae ab Seaton ty impossible to make hash on almond shape, and this beinga the the sooner heroie measures are dropped, in ef ed, effort. to make the Real gran y, the skin will sa effect of cutting the mais' eee the corners is cas sily anilerstood . re Scott, woman! ‘That isn't for me,"Great is it? ‘ted 3 arr, : "Ves. it Is said Mrs. Jarr with a] sob. "And now T') have to send it cmap = is a > d tour ball Upright, latieaar in f e ball Parlor Grand, , porative: the eae thn ; ane heen neglecting her dainty Cigite is in despair Injudicious ways of trimming nails @ partly. responsible fo finest Eine: writen a tna fitee ty ore perience. Nails serve as a brace for "To. how much?" asked Mr. Jarr. ver you mind,' said Mrs. Jarr, "Ne "hy ts t it artistic? Artists a d such pe ope, * aie m Cae ° Going to learn to smoke?" h [ J). DE RESZKE is a smoking cap. Isn'tita love? Itl ig pressing hard upon the season that a I -- I for may per- cian gloveless purchased . a Kimball ey nea, | atdeage show Gus nuh swell smokin' aS neat" "What down Petma mer pent tents It was Mr. self- ektinfaction? she held |; great with up a Turkish fez of a rich red color] an Ry a rnamented with a heavy tassel hanzety how ia down behind and a large brass} house!" said crescent in £0 unsteadily on the . tc i of high = conscious few minutes, and on He had gone e re a Ee e her "handiwo rk, Z0rders in stengiling add much to attractiveness of these portieres. a '-/All the News for 50c a Month. . 45-51 East 7 Thir S oO. "Th 6 B ig 7 Store = zs rs |