The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 18, 1913, Page 3, Image 3
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(By Dr. Frank Crane in Atlanta
Journal.)
We do not want "the saints'
everlasting rest" nor that other
saintly activity of a heaven.
Idleness is as necessary to j ]
good work as is activity. The ;
man who can take hold hard
and to some purpose is the man ;
.vho knows how to let go. j
* That body is strongest and
ttest that can relax perfectly j
between efforts. That mind is
^ likest "steel that bends and
^ springs again." that can dream
and wander at times.
After this life I do not look
to sinking into endless rest, nor
to go on in ceaseless vigor: but
yonder 1 shall tire and wake
again, according to the law of
all life; I shall be an endless
pulsing, an endless rhythm, and
not an endless note.
) When the People Scored.
Secretary Burleson was hurrying
away from the Capitol at
the close of the session the
other day, says The Washington
Star. It had been a long
session, devoted to much talkbut
to little else. Burleson was
out of humor. Also, he was in
a hurry to get home, and his
long legs were making the
groud fly between them.
Suddenly an old man bobbed
up in front of him. and effectu- s
ally blocked the way.
"Say," said the old man,
"ain't you Congressman Burleson
?"
"Yes," said the Texan. "What
can I do for you?"
"Thought I recognized your
picture," said the old man.
-/'What did you all do up there
*j/i the capitol today?"
"Nothing!" barked Burleson.
"Absolutely nothing!"
Solemnly the old man prosi
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a pencil.
"You say you didn't do nothing?"
he repeated, doubtfully.
"Absolutely nothing." affirmed
the Texan.
tSolemnly again the old man
, jy ide a long, black mark in his
>?ook.
"One good day for the people,"
said h? almly. ar.d passed
on.
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Where congregations ne'er
break up
And Sabbaths have no end.
When we say we would like
to rest forever, or that we
should love to to be always
busy, it is but tne extravagant'
over-statement of a mood.
There is but one thing in this
; regard that we all want, and
v that is a due and proper alternation.
The true human need is
rhythm. Human torment is lack
of rhythm, the continuing of.
anything too long.
We live in a thus-organized
universe, with its night and
day. And in climes where there
is no change of seasons it is
difficult for civilization to develop.
We crave rest only after surfeit
of activity; we crave exercise
only after enough rest.
One great problem of the
world's work is how to get the
most efficiency out of the laborer.
The higher the order of work,
that is, the more it requires I
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"i .tin cauvi iici vc lavncr iiiitn
mere muscle, the more it needs
alteration. That is to say, you
can write a better novel, or
think out better a business
problem, by going away and
coming back than by sticking
to it. The extra hour you put
in when you are fagged is not
worth ten minutes in the morning
when vou are fresh.
There has been much cursing j I
of idleness. One of the great
religious organizers wrote a
note for his followers:
"Never be uselessly or triflingly
employed." And in school
we learned the motto: "Give
every idle moment something to
keep in store." We were exhorted
to make every minute
count.
All of which shows how honest
people are a little crazy.
For a man's life can be nothing
but commonplace if he is tense
and earnest every waking moment.
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THE LANCASTER NEWS
EVERY DAY
ATI
You can ill afford to mis*
fering all along now in
these quotations and see
terests you, and Remember tha
appreciated, and that it gives us great plea
DRESS TRIMMINGS
Beautiful ne wDress Trimmings in a wide variety (V
Metal and Jewel Bands, Apliques, Drop Trim
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I LANCASTER M
L A N C A S
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rmioiacing tiie season's choicest effects from the
to the widest, 'vom 10c up to $1.
BUTTON TRIMMINGS
This being a big Button season we have stocked a fine
of these goods and can therefore come pretty lie;
you anything you may want in Ivory, Silk, Satin,
Metal, Jewel, Pearl, etc., at 5c the do;
COTTON TRIMMINGS
New assortment Stickcrei Trimmings in white, black
in three widths, 6 yard pieces, at 10c, 2
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
It would take numerous words indeed to do justice t(
of Laces and Embroideries, so we shall not attem}
limited space. But will say that we have many
brand new things to offer you in these goods and
ingly cheap prices. Excellent values in Laces at ;
from 2c t
Embroideries at from 5c the yari
JEWELRY NOVELTIES
New Veil Pins. Waist Sets, Cuff Links. Brooch<
guaranteed goods and at Dry Goods prices.
Veil Pins at 1
Waist Sets at
Brooches at 10c, 25c, 50
BEADS
Pretty Beads at 1
HOSIERY
Here you can find dependable Hosiery for all ages. 11
is not only comfortable but serviceable as well.
Hose and pretty Socks at 10c, 15c a
Ladies' Hose in gauze and medium weights, in tans,
white, at 10c, 15c, 25c. 50c and $1.1
NECKWEAR
New Easter Neckwear, Buchings. etc.. in a nice ;i
Collars, Bows, Jabots, etc., at 2
Buchings at * 15c an
NEW DRESSES
We've opened still another shipment of Ladies' r
white and colored Dresses. These dresses are v
indeed and are trulv ^ood values. Prettv Whit
at $1.98, $2.50, $3.00- $3.50, $4.00 and
Prett)r Colored Dresses in pink, liuht blue and lavend
fully embroidered and otherwise trimmed, every <
value at the price. Each only $3.00, $3.5C
Trading Stamps t
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3, MARCH 18, 1913.
A BARGAIN 1
HIS STORE
5 the numerous bargains w<
the different departments
if there isn't some item w
it the different goods themselves have to be se
isure to show them. Don't fail to read list head
i.
' SPRING OXFORDS
f fine Silk, The season's choicest styles in spring footweai
rnings, etc. here in the popular leathers. Infants' soft i
i narrowest good sort) at
e yar Babies' and Children's Slippers at 85c th
Ladies' Slippers at $1.25 up
assortment Boys' Oxfords at from
ar showing Men's Oxfords at from
,'Jr'ol!^,'!; WASH SKIRTS
sen and up
Ladies' Wash Skirts in white, Shepherd checl
Reps, P. K., etc., made in good styles. Lvei
and colors, eac]1 on]y
Oc and 35c
SILKS
Beautiful new spring Silks for day and evening
It it^n this tive patterns and pleasing shades, at
good and ^c? $1-00 ai
ut exceed- ; COTTON DRESS GOODS
ill the way ~ , . o.
he yard up Beautiful new Cotton Dress goods in Suitings
i up to 25c hams, Reps, Poplins, P. K., Madras, etc., :
from 8
, . MILLINERY
is, etc., m
We feel sure it will pay you to come here f
Oc, 25c, 50c we pave a great assortment of them this seasoi
' "' i say tliev are all stvlisli and cheap in price,
c and $1.00 i v 11
SPECIALS
0c and 25c ^ne 1?^ Ladies' 8c or 30c Gauze Vests, speciall
Best 6c Apron Ginghams at only
osierv that -qc \\r00icn Skirtings, specially priced at only
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nd 25c pair $1.00 Lace Curtains, specially priced at only . .
blacks and $1-50 Lace Curtains, specially priced at only..
10 the pair $2.00 Lace Curtains, specially priced at only..
! 20 Yards good (> l-2e Colored Plaids for only.
>t 12 Yards tine 36-inch 10c Sea Island Domestic J
fL?"atid'Cne Case K)c Dress (iFingham to go at only. . .
j 9c v;irfq One l<?t Ladies' 25c Belts to go at only
Id zoc yaiu ^ lot ^1(J0 IIaild Bags to go at only
One lot $1.00 Corsets to go at only
end v-iimrln One ense I ( i.... ?+ . ..i..
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cry pretty Best 10c Toilet Soap, specially priced at only. ..
e Dresses l Ladies* Pretty Long Crepe Kiinonas, in choic
$5.00 each
ler, beauti- One case 36c-inch 8c Bleached Domestic to go at
lress a big 10c Talcum Powder at
I and $4.50 Ladies' large new black .'15c Hand Bags at only.
Given With ("ash Purchases
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to be fully
ed "Specials."
r for all ages are
sole Slippers (the
, .... 50c the pair
e pair up to $2.00
to $3.50 the pair
. .. .$1.25 to $3.50
$2.00 to $5.00
cs, tan and blue
y one a big value
* 98c
wear, in distincid
$1.50 the yard
i, Percales* G nigra
n gin g in price
c to 25c the yard
or your Hats, for
i and needless to
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5c yach
4c the yard
25c yard
75c pair
$1.00 pair
$1.50 pair
$1.00
for only. .. $1.00
3c the yard
10c each
50c each
50c each
.... 6c the yard
6c the cake
e shades, at only
98c each
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on iy oc tne yard
7c box
25c
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