Weekly Republican, Volume 56, Number 15, Plymouth, Marshall County, 13 April 1911 — Page 8

SOWING t Y'owt Easier Purchase; 4 i u GLORY F rom Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except a corn of wbat fall Into the srround and AI. It abldeth done: but If It dl. It brineth forth much fruit.

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ERUSALEM was bul upon certain bills and in the valleys between. Tiie ruins and debris of. centuries nearly fill the

ralleys. Modern ex

ecration discovers,

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the solid rock. Upon that rock foun-n

dation rested, therefore, the golden temple and the later temples of Ezra and of Herod. The modern, like the ancient, Temple of God rests upon the foundations of the universe. Religious thought and scientific research work together to bring them to view. It comes with invigorating freshness to one who discovers it in experience, that the words of Christ are based upon old. tut newly discovered, foundations of the universe, and are therefore In harmony with the newly discovered truth of each generation. "

' These thoughts are suggested by what our Lord said a few days before His death: "Verily, verily, I say unto 'you, except a corn of wheat fell into the ground and die it abldeth alone; but If it die, it bringeth forth much fruit" He took a truth of nature and showed that it applied both to himself, and to us, true equally of the seed, the Savior and the sinrer. ! The seed preserved misses its destiny and abides alc.ne. Sown in the earth, and dying, it brings forth frv.it. Consider the illimitable scope of this law. The surface of the world had to perish age after age, to produce a soil in which plant life could live; plants had to perish, as they do now, that animals might live; uncounted billions of creatures, huge and Infinitesimal, had to -perish that man might appear; i whole races have to pass away, that higher races may be developed; old "customs and Ideas must die to give plac? to fuller truth, j The word Easter illustrates this perfectly. Ostara, the goddess of spring to our heathen ancestors, the Ishtara of the Phoenicians, the Istar of Babylonia, has perished from the minds of men, only her name remainleg as the designation cf the world's new springtime hopo of immortality in ti e resurrection of Jesus Christ. Sunday itself is ?uch a testimonial;

the diy c? the sod cf the Sun, worl Ehippe-i no longer, has named tne great resurrection day of the conqueror of -all heathen gods. Everything baa to perish to lead to somestLin3 letter. Money hoarded is money wasted; scattered about in manufactures nvd commerce. It Is. the seed of prosperity. . . , Our Lord says that what is tru of the seed is true of the Savior. The Son of Man, because he was a son of man, could not. be glorified exoept through death. No son of man can be. Until he died, Christ was alone; the only begotten son in his birth, lonely In his life, lonely in Gethsemane, alone before the Sanhedrim, Heitxl and Pilate; he trod the wine-press alone and was laid in a lonely grave. He was

a seed of immortality. His resurrection waat as natural as the coming up of green things In springtime. . He could not be holden of death. Over such a spirit as his, death hath no power. Is his resurrection wonderful? Far more wonderful, quite beyond belief, would be the passing cf such a spirit into eternal silence and nothingness. He showed that what was true of the seed and of the Savior Is true also of tL sinner. Whoever saves life will'lose It, and only he who loses his life for the highest things can save it. Save your body from wear and tear of labor, and. you destroy It Save your brain from thinking, and you become a mental weakling. , Only as we constantly destroy our bodies and . brains by proper exercise can they kave higher life. Life Is for each of us a handful of seeds. We can eat them, or vre can save them, or we can sow them. We must eat something to preservs life; but If . for pleasure we dev too I much of our time, talents, labor, '1 ! money or religion, not sowing It .- i iieed to do good, we destroy ourtslves tin Russian and Indian famines, people -lometiines eat the teed Intend for sowing. Sern souls devour for present satisfaction that which they N should iftnr In the troubled, or sorrowing, or ices pa! ring hearts of others, and can have no harrest Bat for those of us who try even if j we fall more or less, what comfort ZsjtUr htil Our brixht dreien and ! hopes of youth have darkened Into ;coh;r, cccnaoaplaci life; the best ef-

; isria jl wr juuug wuiauua or. woi manhood have resulted only in com ip&ratlre feilere. Well, we hare towed rsome seed, under the kind leading of

'tie Great Sower, instead of eatinj it sail tow. Our lost seeds, no$ lost bnt I cowed, will have resurrection in greatcr glory. Our eyes will view with wonder and delight the flowers and fruits

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iTtp'c over as lost XH that are 'In the grave shall arise." That seed of good itowa In humble duty and self-denlsi

and with tears, shall have Its Easter

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It was about thirty years aro that

Easter card came into bcins.

; Christinas cards were first given con-

ciieration in 18 1. and soon afterTT2rd Easter cards were tried. A larrs

yCrzi In London and another in Dcstcn

vero among the first of such publishers, ,

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We never before showed such beautiful lines as are on display this season. The varieties and assortments are so much larger than we ever before attempted. Over $60,000.00 wprth of merchandise is displayed throughout the different departments, which places this store not only the largest in Plymouth and Marshall county, but larger than any two stores of similar lines. Controlling this bigx stock under one roof, enables us to offer our goods at less margin than our neighbors

Clothing in Wonderful Variety This Season i Don't Overlook this Store for Buy Your Easter Shoes Here

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Your Easter or Spring Suit

For if you, make a mistake and go elsewhere, we know you will be disappointed. Disappointment may be in not getting the right style, or a goud pattern, and more than all the price paid. This season every suit we show is All-wool and we are selling these All-wool Suits in Men's sizes at $10, $12,. $13.50, U5.00, and up to $25. .

Every suit priced this season is from $2.00 to $5.00 cheaper than we've been able to give in the last few years, and the qual

ities are even better.

Hart Schaffner & Marx f , The world's greatest tailors are found only in this store. Don't look anywhere else over town for this make for you can't find it; this famous brand of clothes is restricted to this store alone Good dressers recognize in this brand the highest class workmanship of any clothing tailored at tbis.day, acd the most satisfactory. We guaTimtee to save you $5.00 to $10.00 over your regular tailor's price, and better still, we'll give you more than this actual savicg; we'll give you a fit and workmanship that wilTbc far supeiior to your individual tailor. We arc pricing these suits as low as $18. Others $20, $22, $23.50 and $25.00 v t

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The nobbiest lasts, the nobbiest styles will be found here. We aren't content to just sell good looking shoes we've seen to it that they are good wearing and good FITTING too. We'll prove this if you'll allow us to show you the spring lines. The Ladies' are priced from $1.50 to $3.50. Men's from $2.00 to $5.00. Children's from $1.00 to $2.50. Easter Millinery at Low Prices We are displaying this week over 300 Trimmed Hats, to sell at $2.00 to $10.00. In this display are classed only such styles that are to be the best sellers this season. You will find large shapes and small shapes, with greatest numbers in the small and medium shapes. Every hat priced here we are satisfied we are saving you 25 per cent. All special orders taken up to 12 o'clock noon Saturday will be delivered for Easter.

Demonstration

Monday,

Tuesday and;

In our Corset Department, Second Floor, April 17, 18, 19-

An Expert Corsetiere, and sent to us special by the Gossard manufacture, will be with us on-tkesfe- three days. She will be here to demonstrate to you what the front lacing feature means in the way of increased health and comfort. For women who are unacquainted with the Gossard facts we give them in outline as follows: .The pre-eminence of the front-lacing corset is to-day a demonstrated dress

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fact. The Gossard ranks as the fashionable corset of the world. It is the original and perfect front lacing corset, and. affords the truest union of style and healthfulness, something which has heretofore never been accomplished. It is the only corset that adds to general beauty of line a closed habit back that is unrivaled in distinctiveness. ' ) K A demonstration of this kind should not fail to interest every well dressed woman of Plymouth: .

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Suits

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aster at Reduced : Prices

Includi'ag the Famous Printzess Make

. ,. . - - Heres your chance right before Easter to buy any suit in our stock at a reduced price. We place on sale this week all our Ladies and Misses Suits and Children's Coats. Nice savings are here for those who purchase this week and our assortment is at its best just now.

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