The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 13, 1914, Page 6, Image 6

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?? 6 H K9W*!MK >?> >?> >? >3?- >>: JTHE LAUGHING WOMAN j I A. B. Williams, in Roanoke 9| "Rings 011 her fingers and bells on J her toes. She shall have music wherever she j goes." So the Mother Goose rhyme goes. The rhyme itself brings the pic- j ture of the laughing woman tossing | on her swinging leg the baby astride j lmr ingt<>n or U'nt nh intr tlio fnthnr do it while her smile illuminates the room and gladdens the house- ' hold and her laughing peals and tinkles through the house, be it palace or hut. The woman with the laugh does not need the rings on her fingers or bells on her toes. She has within her and carries with her music wherever she goes. And it is I music that lives behind her after she has gone. It Is music that lives and will not be lost or forgotten. It t makes itself the happy and loved j guest of the innermost recesses of our hearts and in them lives and gladdens as melodious and sweetly thrilling echoes. The memory of the laughing woman's womanly loveliness and graces may fade with the passing of years and her fine qualities may be merged in the general thought that she was of fine character. The pealing and tinkling of her laughter will be alive, invisible solace and luxury, some of the beauty and glory we may feel but may not see, some of the delight we may absorb into our souls, but may not define or describe. The souls within us sometimes flutters and beat like caged birds against walls of words, seeking vainly for egress into expression. So it is impossible to toll In words the meaning of tinmusic of the laughing woman's laughter left lingering and living in the heart?the heart of the man who just heard her laugh, the hearts of the children who recall her laugh in her youth or maturity or age and hold it as music in their souls. A real poet has described some laughter with real music and beauty? "It ripples into song Of showery April days and Summer time. Of Autumn foot-falls over golden leaves, Of souls asleep in folding flowers unborn." In all seasons the musical laughter of the laughing woman is appropriate and welcome and carries with it a wholesome infection of hopefulness and cheer and joyousness. Her laughter carries with it assurance of a sense of humor. The faculty of finding humor and laughter in the most desperate situations : as in enjoying to the fullest the ' happy and peaceful and hopeful and sunlit times, goes with tlte sturdiest and most dauntless courage. We do not teach girls to laugh, a? we should. Too many of us spend too much time, money and effort training g.rls to catch men and too little training girls to hold men. The way to hold a man?to hold Ills soul and heart and loyalty and love ?Is to help him when he needs help. Nothing else can help him so much as the laughter and cheerfulness of a woman. It is the evidence of her courage and her faith when there is trouble, of her appreciation and comradeship and vital force while there is peace. Poets have sung and writers of prose have told in stirring, splendid words of the glory of the smile and laugh of men, of knights and nobleman, gentlemen and commoners, sailors and soldiers, who have ,1 A 1. 1 1 i?i<cu ut.-iii.ii iiihi norror and torture laughing and unafraid. Nobody has sung of to laughing and smiling women who, through all the generations of human life, have met disaster and mortification, danger and death and privation and laughed merrily and happily in the face of all tho calamities. These are the heroines, surpasing in courage all the heroes of history. Teach the girls to laugh, if they are to be real helpmates for men. iiu not icacn mem to giggle or simper or titter faintly or force decorous and conventional smiles. Whether it be a full lunged "ha ha!" or a musical little "he he!" let It be spontaneous and hearty. And Apply Sloan's Freely for Lumbago. Your attacks of Lumbago are not nearly so hopeless as they seem. You can relieve them almost instantly 1 by a simple application of Sloan's 1 liniment on the bark and loins. , Lumbago is a form of rheumatism, and yields perfectly to Sloan's, which penetrates quickly all in 1 through the sore, tender muscles, limbers up the back and makes it j feel fine. Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 25 rents of any druggist and have It in the house? 1 against colds, sore and swollen i joints, rheumatism, neuralgia, scla- \ tlca and like ailments. Your money back If not satisfied, but it does give almost instant relief. 1 17/ / LA 11 FOR pOR heatinj temporary (Smokeless Oil PE SMOK It is wonderfully usef In the home it is the you please. It make minutes. It is fine, not reach. Burns ki The Perfection is sc clean. Smokeless an Look for the Triangl STAND (Washington, D. C. Norfolk, Va. Rirkmnnrl V. mpress on the girl that she ran end nany a domestic clash and trouble >y seeing the funny side of It and mdtng It with a telling laugh. Many i brute of a man who hardens himlelf against the tears, which so well prevail, at first, will yield to the augh at himself or the situation ind Join In it and feel brighter and Setter and inspired and heartened. 3od save us all from a sobby woman and give every man of us a woman with a sense of humor and who ran laugh with us or at us or ut herself and discover the fun in the conditions, or who ?v?n in tiio m?nt calamitous %clrc*^mstance8y\ of grief ri^ni "Vind a happy thought or rieraoty and a smile. Save us from the tragic woman. Save us from the professionally and ostentatiously jolljf woman. May the world and the looming generations he blessed wl Id the worr.ta who discern fuu and know humor tnd who can nn l will taiigh heartily aucl without rev a.at. l.e' their lain;' . r '.era an! rnll.Pi tail own 1 t ' s and the ".- Id. * woman s .'uofit is beuedieti.o a > ' lnspira*:?:> and strength and in.wing, urging, comforting music. '' ij the pa-1 of the man, to begin will, the sen at.-' ' <>*' v ass.-el: ic, lath r ;t' dm i--r : > mal.e the laugh frequent and hearty, lungs stirring and happy. It is tlie part of the woman herself to learn to laugh, if she lie not horn with the faculty, to realize that her laughter is one of the potent forces for the development of our race, the best stimulant humanity knows, the dearest and sweetest reward man rruvcm mi! very essence and sweetness of life for the well ordered and properly constructed man. X I'lie Reading Outlet. Selected. 1 If you dnn read and appreciate your reading, you have a valuable outlet for y^iur thoughts, that may he sad. despairing, regretful, maddening. The woman who can sit in mental poise and read something worth whjle is the possessor of a rich gift. I She cant send her clergy along a Aife, beneficial channel. It will come* back to her in translated form, improving, helping and enriching hel life. When you see a grief-stricken woman without the power to read and to forget herself in the experiences of the world, vou should he sorry. Be sure to treasure the reading outlet. Put yourself In the state of receptivity, so that you will grow into a render. You can do It. Take x few minutes every d^ for ?yste- ' matlc reading, and gi^c^hat pleas- ] lire to vourself.\ *^Milke it possible 'or you to haye a chanyel of thought ( ihjng whieh y^' direct laughs! jnA-sUen^s. TIIK LANCASTER NEWS. ANY EMERGEN g out-houses, contractors' buildings of all kinds, the I H cater is invaluable. RF#CTK ELE$i^2kHEAT ul, too, in drying out unfinished building greatest convenience of all.. You can c s bedroom, bathroom or parlor warm an too, for the cold corners where the on sroscne ? easy to handle and inexpensive did, cood-iookinn, yet inexpensive. No id odorless. Hardware and furniture stc e Trade-Mark. ARD OIL COM (NEW JERSEY) c BALTIMORE c WHENEVER 1011 Nfl A GENERAL TQHK The Old Standard Grove's Tast Valuable as a General Tonic be Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Whole System. For Grot You know what you ar?s taking when you as the formula is printe<i<Sn every label she tonic properties oi QUT^JINE and IRON, tonic and is in Tasteless Form. It has no Weakness, general debility and loss of app Mothers and Pale, Sickly Children. Ret Relieves nervous depression and low spirit: purifies the blood. A True Tonic and Sure A No family should be without it. Guaranteed It takes a woman to conceal the things she doesn't know, but a i\ man's ignorance is always'cropping j out- / ! n, ^ i'' Many a man who imagines liim- I u self capable of ruling a nation cant' even keep his own children out of mischief. tl \t h Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co. Schedule in Effect Nov. 9th, 1913. Eastern Time. WESTBOUND. Lv. Lancaster 6 :00a?3:15p 1 Lv. Fort Lat*n. 6:30a?3:.r>5p Lv. BascomvilhV. . . . .6:47a?4:15p Lv. Rlcl'.burg .\. ...6:58a?4:30p Ar. Chester\ 7:4 0a?5:1 f>p KASTlfcuJjD. Lv. Chester I.. 9:30a?6:45p Lv. Richhurg . . .1. . 10:20a?7:27p Lv. Bascomville /...10:31a?7:38p Lv. Fort Lawn ../...ll :03a?7: 5f>p Ar. Lancaster ./....11:30a?8:2Kp ('collections?.-Chester, with Southern, Seaboard and Carolina & Northwestern Railways. Fo.-t Lawn, with Seaboard Air Line U-ilway. Lancaster, with S uthern Railwa* A. P. McLURE, Supt. 1 SOUTHERN RAILWAY. I "Premier Carrier of the South." PASSENGER TTLAIN SCHEDULES. Trains arrive uncMter from: No. 118?YorkvillV Rock Hill and intermediate actions 8:81 a. m. No. 113?Charleston Columbia and Intermediate wations lo:06 a. m. 1 No. 114?Marion, Blloksburg, Charlotte and Intermediate stations, 1:35 p. m. I No. 117?Columbia, Klngsville and intermediate stations, 7:48 p. m. Trains leave Lancaster for: No. 118?Kingsvillof Columbia and intermediate stations, 8:31 a. m. wo. J13?Rock Hill, Blacksburg, Marlon, Charlotte and Intermediate stations, 10:05 a. m. No. 114?Klngsvllle, Columbia, Charleston and intermediate stations 1:35 p. m. No. 117?Rock Hill, Yorkwlllo and | intermediat e static - 7:48 | p. m. N. B.?Schedule figures ere published as informa. ^n only and nre not guaranteed. For Information as to passenger fares, etc., call on W. B. CAUTHEN, Agent. W. FJ. McOEE, A. O. P. A., Columbia, S. C. W. H. CAFFEY. D. P. A.. Charleston, S. C. . OCTOBER 13. 1014. ^ 11 I fCY shacks and Perfection )N ERS arry it wherever I d cozy in a few Jinary heat does trouble to fill or irri pvcrvvi'hiT* PANY II harlotte, N. C. harleston, W. Va. harleston, S. C. ED MAKE DROVE'S clcss chill Tonic is Equally cause it Acts on the Liver, the Blood and Builds up vn People and Children. take Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic )wing that it contains the well known ~~ It is as strong as the strongest bitter equal for Malaria, Chills and Fever, ! etite. Gives life and vigor to Nursing , noves Biliousness without purging. | s. Arouses the liver to action and | ippetizer. A Complete Strengthened by your Druggist. We inean.it. 50c. Putting on Airs. ndge. Abner?"Silas is the darndest lan I ever saw to try to put on a ont?to sail under false colors, so > speak." Hiram?"What's he been doin'?" Abner?"Why, everybody knows tat he never saw the time when ho as makin' more'n enough to buy Is clothes and tobacker, and yet he lands around town every day and ilks till he's red in the face, deounein' the income tax." ~ 1 From ;ill renorfc tin. - I ?v? ... War will last twelve months. Why not prepare now l?y planting Onion Sois and Cabbage I'ian/s now. I have the frist proof (Cabbage plAnts that I will head in/the winter I time and jyou won't I have to pay three or four cents ti>i* your cabbage and 1 then you 'I *v.n-i>A -Vi i- -A anient uc ?81 mc 10 sell some. 1 will have <>n 1 hands all fslrs^he best 1] Cabbage Plants for fall the "(Augusta Trucker." Don't talk war il but come to Mack- jl 01*ell's (i i/ieerv utul # ? I buy Onio^i Sets and Cabbage JPlants and anything you want in rl the Grocery line. Mackorell's Grocery ? Fresh Coc< Celery-zCrai c:i ci-_l \ ^uvcr JUCC J Pound Cale Chocolate \ake ) Fresh shipmrot twic< Edwards & Get your coal from us bi turns cold. We sell brick Don't Ovei The PONY Contest is npifrly works will be sure to wiir The ] gets the VOTES. Ifxyou pa] VOTES. If you speiWf the ("AS! We make n<> difference in price LOWEST that QU.yLITY will al We have SEEDJ-fof all kinds sow Crimson Clova*, Vetch, Rye New goods of tha season are c Olives, Cheese Mac\roni, New ^ Bennett-Te Don't forget the NEW WHITE We Have Ii % Have You Seen If not, waste no time. /St 7 Take her into your hoine, sh fort, keep you cool, and the cl find, you cannot aff >rd to be matic, valveless an< wickless Stove is one of the wonders < anteed to cost vou ltss mone and to give you less Rouble t My guarantee behind Vvery to think, you don't havbs^o kitchen when you have a Flo] have to wait on the fire to stai you want at once, saving ths to stand .while you are waitir to got hot. Come and inves you anything to see for yours J. B. Ma< For Results?Try w?ww?w; nwiii ^ ^ CF.~t/J 3anuts iberries ) each 10r mm J*. v e each week Horton efore the weather ; and shingles also 1 1 ?. rlook It half out and HE who DOLLAR spent with us r account, CALL FOR 11, CALL FOR VOTES. s. Our prices are the Tord. and now is the time to and Grasses. oming in, Quaker Oats, Jyrups, etc. Try Co. SEWING MACHINE. t. I < * Florence? le is very beautiful, e will give you comaeapest cook you can without her. Auto5. The Florence Oil I ^ of the world. Guary, give out less heat, han any stove made one sold. And just go in that old hot rence, neither do you rt as you get the heat it fuel and that h#>at ig on tnc other stove 1 tigate, it won't cost elf. ckorell J ii?nn?? inn ? wmnwiriinJI a News Ad.