The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-13
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How many people trading with
mail order houses realize how they
get such low prices on their goods!
Have you never heard of the sweat
shops in which the pitiful mothers
and children toll day in and day oa1
for the few pennies they earn from
the dozens of buttonholes they
make? Some consi1erate human
being" you say, has invented a ma
chine by which they are now made.
Who gave him the wisdom? "Tne
day is not far distant, and the fact
as clear as the MONDAY sun, when
the retailer, grocer and dry goods
merchant will so the way OF the
tailor ana the shoemaker. They
will be an entirely unnecessary and
expensive luxury"
Until we are assured the arm of
the mighty is upheld by Gods oWa
strength we must encourage home in
dustry When you would celebrate
holiday and make glad the hearts
of your children is it the business
and professional men or the laboring
men who furnish the fireworks,
bunting and band? He who chooses
only fourteen months residence to
hold a claim and complains the price
of wares in town is too great, let
him go, put him out.
Why is the rtailer in business?
For his health? In the light of in
telligence you can learn the prices
of goods from your daily papers.
I'VE do" you say, meat is only
from to cents pound on foot
and we have to pay 1Sc for good
steak" Is the beef all porterhouse?
Where is the butcher going to get
his rent and pay for his fuel? Can't
you tell if he is a man of God? by
their works We shall know them"
If he is unjust, disclose the fault
with thy neighbor himself" Don't
blat it all over the neighbOrhOod;
you have faults yourself.
What if | did help the town, >"
you say; the country is no good
anyway" why do you kick against
the pricks?" What would you do
without the wind? Lay the dust, it
is within your power. God has given
man wisdom.
Why did Carnegie endow Bur
bank with life pension? To make
glad the feet of man, sow the cac-
tus, it has no longer thorns, and
feed your cattle Herewith. Build
hedges rather than fences-they cost
no more Learn how to SOW seed
upon dry land that it may bring
forth frui5 and yield abundantly.
You have an experiment station.
Read Isaiah's prophecy from the
30th to the 36th chapters. Is not
the kingdom of heaven near at hand?
when these things come to pass
then shall the second coming of the
son of man be-" By irrigation the
desert does blossom as the rose; by
schools can the blind see and the
deaf hear and stammerers speak
plainly. Patent limbs cause the
cripple to leap as an hart" Are
there not houses built without
hands? Have not the dumb learned
to sing? Does not Isaiah, 1921,
make you feel that God is very, very
1 near?" Prepare yourselves and
make ready the way of the Lord. .
By the study OF astronomy and
| geology we know it is possible and
probable the ear W pass away,
and since there is so much truth in
the Bible, we should consider His
word will not pass away" Ingersoll
did a good work, he opened the eyes
of other ner, ans, w3rA not MS own
opened at the death of his brother?
He said LAS long as love kisses the
lips of death there is hope" Of
what? Eternal life. You conclude:
Every church is right, and | say they
are all wrong. Isaiah 33-23:24.
A. M.
The kerosene can band had their
inning again Monday evening, and
for short time the night was made
hideous with the discord of these in
struments (not having been tunei
since the last serenade). 1t is even
reported that. the musicians had TO
have cotton batting in their own ears.
The high jinks were due to our old
friend Louis Mullerleile, who re-
turned that evening with his bride
from a couple of weeks honeymoon
on the coast. Both men and women
were in the gathering to welcome
their return, the ladies repairing to
the parlor of the Hotel Victoria. As
the host is as big-hearted as he is
big in stature it was voted by those
present to be the best reception that
had yet taken place in the city.
Wenatcheeites are preparing for Il