The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 14, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

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k _ DON'T BE A SKIRT HANGER \ A Whatever else you are, my son, don't become a skirt hanger. The world has a large supply of skirt hangers and quar- j ters at large cities are crowded with them. j What are they? Pestiferous, nuisances, human burrs that * /cling to skirts because trousers,' very rightly, toss them off. j They are men who, being too \ weak to stand alone, and too | iff contempitible to receive a helping hand from their own sex, cling to the skirts of women. The able-bodied man whose wife supports him is a skirt hanger. She sees the burr at- | taching itself to her skirt. She > tries to pry it olf, but it clings to the hem of her gown as a barnacle to the hold of a ship, and at last through sheer pity or despair or mental laziness, she allows it to remain in its i ignoble place and carries it through life. The man who borrows money from women is a skirt hanger of the worst sort. He borrows from women because men won't lend it to him. He is of the same mind and soul as the beggar on the street who whines his way into a woman's pity while he turns from the cold eyes of men who look him through. Perhaps he borrows irom nis motner, nis sister, nis aunt. A skirt hanger I knew borrowed a dime from his little daughter to buy a drink of whiskey. Or he may borrow from women friends, or women to whom he makes, love. A skirt hanger not only gets money from women, but he derives influence from them, lie | unblushingly asks them to get him a job. Or he asks them to speak to Mr. Brown, who knows Mr. Smith, who can help him to something. He asks their influence and sometimes he gets it. The man who asks a woman to bestow her love upon him, and to marry him, saying: "You will make a man of me," ought to be shown the door. If he hasn't enough manstuff in him to measure large against the world, no woman can add a * + cubit to his stature. The man J whom a woman can "make" is not worth the etFort. Women may encourage men, may make their path of life brighter and more beautiful, ^ut they can no ^ more make a m. s career than W* they can polish an agate into a diamond. The skirt hanger is a poor creature who blames a woman for his misdeeds. Adam was the first skirt hanger, and he has had a multitude of descendants. The skirt hanger is a male who finds the society of his own kind too bracing. "I like women better than men. They are kinder," whimpers the man who has been too weak to stand against the world's butFeting and who hides behind the nearest skirt. The man whose existence is a 1 /-?*-? < * \i?n ill rt/r JUII^ (UUII^; i ou11ic: iciuaic relative to die and leave him her fortune is a brilliant example of the skirt hanger. The man who, when he is on trial, fills the court room with the women and children of his family, placed where the eyes of the jury are sure to fall upon them, is a skirt hanger at his most glaring height. The man who gets his normal support anu ins opinions lruxn his wife is merely another variety of the species. V The skirt hanger will get into heaven, if he gets there at all, through a woman's influence. Clinging pitiably in death as in life, he may slip through the gates and past St. Peter on her robes. Or so he hopes, for it is only in the face of death / I he sees his own pitiableness.? Ada Patterson. \ I The man who has no change must lead a rather monotonous life. No N'red to Stop Work When the doctor orders you to stop work it staggerB you. I can't, you say. You know you are weak, run down and failing in health day by day, but you must work as long n? you can stand. What you need Is Electric Hitters to give tone, J strength and vigor to yohr system, to prevent break down and build you up. Don't be weak, sickly or ailing when Electric Hitters will benefit you from the first dose. Thousands bless them for their glorious health and strength. Try them. Every bottle is guaranteed to satisfy. Only 50c at ERncaster Pharmacy and Standard Drug Co. ^ THE LANCAS t EVERY D i n A] You can ill afford 1 fering all along n< these quotations a terests you, and Rej appreciated, and that it gives us DRESS TRIMMIN Beautiful no wDress Trimmings in a \v Metal and Jewel Bands, Apliques. Embracing the season's choicest eff to t lie widest, from BUTTON TRIMMI] This being a big Button season we have s of these goods and can therefore eo you anything you may want in Ivor Metal, Jewel, Pearl, etc., at COTTON TRIMMI] New assortment Stiekerei Trimmings in in three widths, G yard pieces, at. . LACES AND EMBROI It would take numerous words indeed t< of Laces and Embroideries, so we sli limited space. But will say that v brand new things to offer you in th ingly cheap prices. Excellent value from Embroideries at from JEWELRY NOVEL New Veil Pins? Waist Sets. Cuff I guaranteed goods and at Pry Good Veil Pins at Waist Sets at Brooches at BEADS Pretty Beads at HOSIERY Here you can find dependable Hosiery f< is not only comfortable but servic Hose and pretty Socks at Ladies' Hose in gauze and medium wei white, at 10c, 15c, 2? NECKWEAR New Easter Neckwear, Iiuehings, etc Collars, Bows, Jabots, etc., at. . Kuchings at NEW DRESSEi We've opened still another shipment white and colored Dresses. These indeed and are trulv good valr.es. at $1.98, $2.50, $3.00. $ Pretty Colored Dresses in pink, light h fully embroidered and otherwise tr: value at the price. Each only. . . . Trading S( I LANCASTEl L A N C S = C - T-y:? " STER NEWS, MARCH 14, 1913. AYABA r tiiic ci i into d\ :o miss the numer 3W in the differe nd see if there is nember that the different gooc ; great pleasure to show them. / ? GrS ; I 11 Ci:n_ rni . mi- viirictn ul 111iu ouk, jne season's , Drop Trimmings, ete. here in t eets from the narrowest <> ,>, Ki ^nv ,10c up to $1.50 the yard Babises, an(1 ( NGS Ladies' SIi]>] stocked a fine assortment Boys' Ox fort me pretty near showing Men's Oxfor v, Silk, Satin, Crocheted, .... 5c the dozen and up Ladi?pS white, black and colors, nf , .. ,.;.10c, 20c and 35c "t each. DERIES , . . Beautiful ne a do justice to our stock .. lall not attempt it in this p?? 1 ve have many good and ese goods and at exceeds in Laces at all the way I 2c the yard up Beautiful nt .. 5c the yard up to 25c hams, U TIES ' 'X1 '' jinks, Brooches, etc., in s prices. We feel 1 flr? Rflo i ---v , we llav0 a or / 25c 10c, 25c, 50c and $1.00 j say thcy are 10c and 25c One lot Ladi 11 tt i Best 6c Apr< r>r all ages. Hosiery that av- i i , i, T V x i '>0C \\ ooleii cable as well. Infants , T . .. /10c, 15c and 25c pair ; _ Lace ( ght*, in tans, blacks and $1.50 Lace < >c, 50c and $1.00 the pair $2.00 Lace < 20 Yards g< in a nice assortment. ^ ards fin 25c and 50c <)no J as^' 1(* 15c and 25c yard J hie lot had i J One lot $1.01 S Onelot$1.0( of Ladies' ready-made ; One case He dresses arc very pretty Best 10c Toi Pretty White Presses Ladies' Pre 3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 each lue and lavender, beauti- One case 30( innned. evcrv dress a big 10c Talcum . .$3.00, $3.50 and $4.50 Ladies' leg .1 Cllll|f^ > 1 11 TT 1111 R MERCAN1 HHHHBMflBHHHHHBHflDHHBHHHIHl AST E I - " i w. -m . V RGAI rnor LUIVU ous barga ;nt depart n't some i1 Is themselves hav Don't fail to real SPRING- OX i choicest styles in spi he popular leathers. J t) at Children's Slippers at )ers at Is at from ds at from WASH SK h Skirts in white, Sli K.. etc.. made in good mlv SILK w spring Silks for da\ terns and pleasing sha< 50c COTTON DREi \v Cotton Dress gooc '<?TK TJ. .> ?1 i O I' ^ vv|-/i. ? x A. I X * A millin: sure it will pay you t< reat assortment of the all stylish and cheap i specie ics? ?? - r 10c Gauze A on Ginghams at only . Skirtings, specially p iurtains, specially pric< Curtains, specially pri Curtains, specially pri >od 6 l-2c Colored Pli ie 36-inch 10c Sea Isla c 1 )rcss GFingham to ics' 25c Belts to go at < ) Hand Bags to go at o ) Corsets to go at only Dress Ginghams to g? ilet Soap, specially pri ttv Long Crepe Kimoi 5-inch 8c Bleached Dor Powder at < 1K-1V lihti'l." 'I".- FTon.l ?? " UI' IX ? ?./\ I KllIK Cash Pur 1LE C( *. , I I N DAY I ins we are ofments. Read :em which ine to be seen to be iiilly i list headed "Specials." II m :fords in^ footwear for all ages are Infants' soft solo Slippers (the 50c the pair 85c the pair up to $2.00 ... .$1.25 up to $3.50 the pair $1.25 to $3.50 $2.00 to $5.00 :irts icpherd cheeks, tan and blue styles. Every one a big value * 98c s r and evening wear, in distincdes, at , 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 the yard" cjg r"r\onc< <jkj urv/v/x/o Is in Suitings, Percales. Gingdadras, etc., ranging in price 8c to 25c the yard ERY j come here for your Hats, for in this season and needless to 11 price. ^LS >Tests, specially priced at only 5c each 4c the yard riccd at only 25c yard [?d at only 75c pair ccd at only $1.00 pair ccd at only $1.50 pair lids for only $1.00 nd Domestic for only. .. $1.00 go at only 8c the yard >nly 10c each nly 50c each 50c each ) at only 6c the yard ced at only 6c the cake utis, in ciiuiee snades, at only 98c each nestic to go at only 6c the yard ! 7c box Rags at only 25c chases ? )MPANY 1 ? S . C . j I y*