DO IT NOW.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 23 October 1919, Page 4

DO IT NOW.

(lsy Walt Mason). If there's work that should bo done, do it now ; if you wish to borrow mon, do it now ; putting oil from day to day is a foolish, slipshod way, and such methods never pay—do it now. llf you'd ply a deathless pen, do it now ; if you or.ght to set a lien, do it now ; if you'ro billed to trim the lawn, do not wait the morrow's dawn : you may then bo dead and gone—do it now. If you'd build yourself a home, do it now ; if you'd write an epic pome, do it now ; oh, so many follows cry " "We have plans lor by and by !" If j'ou'd climb to places high, do it now. If you'd renovate your life, do it now ; if you'd cheer your weary cife, do it now ; it is vain to sit and wait fill you get your mood on straight ; if you ought to pull your freight, pull it now. If you'd "buy next winter's coal, buy it now; if you wish to save a roll, save it now ; for no man can rise nnd say what may happen when to.day is worn out and laid away ;do things now. If you'd demonstrate your grit, do it now ; "if you hope to make a hit, do it now ; for the idler cuts no ice, and the draainevldoks the price ; if you'd get there once or twice, do it now.