Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 20, 1932, p. 4

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j irr r- namwii wammihifcmtfciimn the georgetown herald ildwed thfflffi7 c1a- jxt 9e nesday evening jiily 20th 1932 wr speights garage the oldest repair garage in georgetown offering a complete automotive service fl we wish 9 extend to all motorists a cordial in- vrttion to make use of any free facilities we have to offer fl lady drivers will always find a cqurtepvis service man to cheek the radiator battery and tires of their speights garage jbrake specialists phone 279w georgetown the boy who dntfcx pass hydro electric system best light bulbs of all sizes guaranteed 5 orders taken for ranges 8 and f appliances of all kinds office town hall this poem is offered in support of the growing tendency to give prises not to the pupil taking the highest marks at an examination such chil dren do not usually need the encour agement of a prise but to open contest in which every child in the school may compete in such things as regularity of attendance conduct industry improvement in a given period etc the ideal plan in these contests is to give some reward how ever small to every pupil who achieves a certain standard very often a child who cannot hope to take high scholar ship at school grows into one of the best citizens in the community a sad faced little fellow sits alone in deep disgrace theres a lump arising in his throat and tears drop down his face he wandered from his palytnates for he- doesnt want to hear their shouts of merry laughter since the world has lost its cheer he has sipped the cup of sorrow he has dripped the bitter glass and his 4ieart la fairly breaking lies the boy wnto didnt pass in the apple tree the robin sings a cheery little song but he doesnt seem to hear it show ing plainly somethings wrong domes his faithful little spaniel for a romp and bit of play but th troubled little fellow bids bun sternly go away and alone he sits in sorrow with his hair a tangled mass and his eyes are red with weeping hes the boy who didnt oil you who boast a laughing son and speak of him as bright and you who love a little girl who comes to you at night with shining eyes and dancing feet with honors from her school turn to that lonely- little lad who thinks he is a fool and take him kindly by the hand the dullest of his class he is the one who most needs love the boy who didnt pass they werent there two irishmen made their boat fast o a wharf and went to sleep the boat broke ajray to the night and drifted out to sea when mite awojfe he could see nothing bat water he shook pat and said wake up quick pat were not here at all pat roused himself and looted out and replied no begorral and were a long ways from here boi of lading protects farmers o special summer display f trimmed hats and sport hats at greatly reduced prices misses claridge upstair herald block xcelent progress has been made in mptylng bill of aiding regulations to ruck movement of live stock states chrnet bnncan of the ontario mar keting board staff farmers appreciate the protection offered them by this systenj against irregularities practised by some truer kers continued mr duncan and most reliable truckers support- system as it saves tims and protects them from unfair competition week ly records show the use of bill of lading is increasing steadily with a silent glow badge burner in your present kitchen nun yon can get beat when yen wan it and then turn it off when roor cooking is finished a coal fire heats tj up ivurkitcheo between meals wu tad besides malting all kinds of ears work from dirt and ffief more than 125000 homes have chosen silent glow because it is the notrouble bnrner it ttptei ejsfcntr gtw wmn bt and ms air than any other range burner fits your quebec beater or furnace too let 5fc f filterthe mlcrofcsd valve and other patented and esq silent glow features that assure dependable service for cooking and mswwswcssvsats approved by national board of fire underwriters c r muck art i phonb j1j or w geojtoetown extra rooms in at tic or basement are qufcjdy and easily made with skeet- roclthe walls takg any decoration wewill supply you promptly sheetrock ts vuutpaoof waixboard georgetown lumber company limited naomis pull continued from page 1 lay spent and throbbing in the sand but i am wasting precious line 1 muil una a mule and go along the trail exclaimed the girl shaking her self awake and springing to her feet conscious of aching muscles and bruised blistered hands a little way along the railroad track- naomi stumoled toward the snack with its friendly wreath oi curling smoke a boy in the doorway shyly acknowledged her greeting and point ed co the rield where two mules graz ed leisurely yes he vyould lead her up the mountain to blackstone kidges he hurried away to bring tnemuie to the shack the shadows were fpllowlng long be fore the rugged trail had been tra versed the mues stretched out wearily endlessly to the nurse swaying on llie back ol her obstinate mule wrench ed and twisted muscles cried out in protest but a ourlous smile crinkled naomis black eyes she was re minded how frequently she had de manded a taxicab to carry her to and from her patients in the city sud denly in the dusk of early evening her boy companion called out that the twinkling lights just ahead were the shacks of blackstone ridges a few minutes later rough but kindly hands he4ed the nurse down from the back of her mule unstrapped the bundle from her shoulders anil leading her into a crude shack made her rest and the humble supper prepared almost as soon as noami had recovered her breath her host escort her to the rough shed chat had been converted into a tem porary hospital where the doctor toll ed night and say among the typhoid patients as she entered the door of the rough hospital- ward she caught a glimpse of a stalwart figure coming toward her doctor oalrnl doctor cairn miss grant i naomi grant your- exclaimed the doctor you arc won derful the brave the plucky little nurse who risked so much to make blackstone ridges tonight i can not believe you are the nurse who has come to our help how did it happen it is a long etory and there is no time now for explanations quick let ue help you make these fevered patients comfortable cant we twist those cots around so there will be more breathing space i see you have brought your splen did executive gift with you laughed the doctor as he fell into consultation wiun the nurse six weeks of battle against fever unsanitary conditions and cruel hanldcap passed before there was time for leisure conversation between dr cairn and nurse naomi grant then one evening basking in the glory of their victory for not a patient had been sacrificed in the fight the girl told of the challenge that had urged her to respond to the call but i did not dream that you were the lone doctor putting up tne flgnt i heard of the need of a doctor in this mining settlement and it had atjsjllenged me athough my triehds thought j wag fopjtsh to fling aside elf news and information for the busy farmer ministers lleport the report of the minister of agri culture for the year 1031 has boen issued it starts with a foreword by the minister in which he reviews the ouosanding aocomlpllshments of that year in on agricultural way these lnciudethe creation of the ontario marketing board in may 1931- which has given leadership in the market ing of farm products especially those of the dairy live stock fruit and vegetable- industries a survey of cold storage requirements was made and assistance given to the erection of six new cold storage warehouses at points in the province these facilities were of unusual service because of the long hot season last year a tenyear cold storage urogram embracing the needs of all branches of agriculture is in course of preparation one of the brightest spots remarks the mini ster was the junior extension work among boys ami girls stress is also laid upon the marked improvement in quality of mve atoeit owned- by on- sultjfaf the pre- h up tarlo farmers as a result mlum granted cm staid to certain high standardsjuthe bonus system on the purehasetjr purebred bulls and highgradei rams and the organization of bicen hog amps in creasing numbers -of- farmers are tajr lng numbers of farmers arev taxing advantogo of the assistance offered them the report gives a comprehensive re view of the activities of the various departmental branches and the work done at the ontario agricultural ool lege macdonald institute the on tario veterinary college and- the kempt vllle agricultural school at tendance of students at these institu tlons has surpassed all previous re cords anyone interested in any par tlcular branch of the departments work can secure a copy of this report upon application more alluring practice in the clfy i never imagined this primitive settle- merrt wouw appeal to you as a nurse for i remember 4w in your training you looked out for comfortable and pleasant surroundings with plenty p equipment to work with somehow if i had thought of anyone respond- i lng to my call of distress it would have been lucia bates she always seemgd ready for any emergency condition and quite forgetful of her own personal welfare put i am for getting the big news that is brewing tonight in blackstone ridges a big vein of gold has beep struclf and the mining company plans tosoon erect a small hospital but then i dont suppose you would oare to act superintendent of a hospital in this primitive setting you have proved worthy of the position not only m your skill and executive ability but the splendid power of endurance with whlob you have met obstacles hard ships and inconvenience i should be proud to supervise the little primitive hospital which black stone deudges builds for the miners broke m naomi her eyes biasing with curious lights she added huskily i think i know the pull now which got lucia bates the position as superin tendent of burnside hospital it is the ssiqe nl ubshness endur ance and adapting oneself to incon veniences and twrdshhjs iwbiph has gained for me ttie honor as visor of the hospital which cairn will build in the interest of miners j wellington county report the wellington county live stock improvement association alms to make wellngton county one of the best live stock breeding centres in canada and already 95 per cent of all the sires in wellington are pure bred lnofiidlng nqo mire 3red bulls 200q pure bred rams 300 inuto bred boars and so pure stallions wellington county now has 51 ac credited herds including 34 holstlens 18 shorthorns 4 ayrshlres 1 jersey and angus wellingtons 1o0o00 acres of nay for- next winters roughage will be worth about 1 a ton less for feeding value on account of the continued rains holding back the haying and allowing the protein to turn to fibre in the standing crop hundreds of acres of alfalfa that should nave been in the barn before the wet weather started remained uncut until the sec ond week in july hundreds of city people are bocldng to wellington county farms and old empity houses in the country arc being reoccupied at least ten married couples must have come- oo arthur village alone during the past twelve months and they all seem to get some- thing to do even although their in come is a very meagre one mm ravings i cfcaffm ik air with nsjlii ilin i tad um world m pkm m that carroll b ow pin to b am rnavi to ami llraaktfs what price quality quahty at all cost say the carem we live by what we eat how does ami still niakends tneet irt sunplt 1 w youre aware of carroll quality at carrolts lower prices look over the fouowtnc est and jodcar yourself carroll s i00000000fmqit fresh roasted peanuts 2l2 lemons per dw 32c potatoes wateiuieljoti 101 teacher your trouble is you dont address the ball properly woumbe golfer well i was po- lite as long as i could be the wife dont you think we ought to get mother a little present to take back with her when she goes can you stiggestanythlng oovw se pmsneetii o 8 peart chief of the- markets division dominion seed branch has just returned from a trip through some of the principal alsike and red clover producing districts in ontario and reports that seed production pros pects for these two crops appear poor generally speaking ret clover did not winter welj owing to insufficient snow cover and meadows with really good stands are not numerous this prospect of a short red clover seed crop iaken in conjunction with the relatively small amount of the 1931 crop carried over may mean a strong domestic demand for canadian grown red clover seed for sowing next spring and those farmers who are fortunate in haying good stands on fields reasonably free from weeds should leave the second out for seed rather than use it for pasture as for alsuce the consensus of opin ion is that the total acreage in ontario this year is about forty per cent less than last year so that unless the yield per acre is heavy there will likely be much less alsike threshed than even last year when the total yield was much below normal good quality alsike is expected to be in fair demand for export to the untied kingdom this year main street ptwe357 2sc wn canadian pacific railway wolf week decreased flog snpply market supplies of hogs h ue united states and europe will probab ly decrease during the next few room thsj nevertheless they are likely to be larger than in the corresponding period last year says the ujb bureau of agricultural economics it may be as a womans college in quiry shows that men get mad twice as often as women but dont the wo- july 24th to 30th excursion toronto to sault ste marie and return tickets will be on sale good for travel going on train no 27 july 26th return portion being valid to return on any train july z7th 28th 29th and 30th rate 1 2 1 q rehira from toronto for further paotkiilan and tickets apply to elmer c thompson the brute what about a nice big men break even by getting twice as jar of vanishing cream mad local agent c p r georgetown j a counte cheek 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