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p hage the georgetown herald wednesday evening may 25th 1936 thm sabocrlotton bate 1j per year lb advance united states 60c additional single copies 3s both old and new addresses should be given when change of address is requested advertising bates legal no tices wc pbrunelorflrstla section 7c- per line for each subsequent insertion readers so per line lor each insertion if in olacx lace type 5c per line additional notices qualifying as coming events such as concerts entertainments o- eley church or organisation meetings etc 8c per line mini- munvchacge 25c reports of meetings held gladly inserted free in memoriam notices soc and 10c per line extra for poems birth marriage and death notices 50c small ad veitlsementa one inch or less soc for first insertion and 25c for each subsequent insertion display advertising rates on application x although every precaution will be taken to avoid error the herald accepts advertising in its columns on the under standing that it will not be liable for any error in any ad verusement published hereun der unless a proof of such ad verusement is requested by the adveruserand reirne9ltothe herald business office duly sign ed by the advertiser and with such error or corrections plain ly noted in writing thereon and in that case if any error bo noted is not corrected by the herald its liability shall not exceed such a proportion of the entire cost of such adver tlsement as the space occupied by the noted error bears to the whole space decupled by such advertisement j m moore publisher georgetown friends we do not make our friends we and them only where they have waited for us weary years some day we wander forth a little lonely when lo a comrade at our fide ap pears tis not discovery tls recognition a glance a greeting and we grasp the hand no explanation needed no condition then we are friends at once we un derstand and if our paths divide if we must sever eyes turn away and clinging hands must part it matters not for we are friends for ever distance may darken but not hush the heart we serve them out of eager love not duty and none so safe as he whom love defends the tender woris of christ new beauty henceforth not servants i have called you friends twb yellow chairs u t lydia uoh hobebts d mcclure newapftper syndicate wnu service yf yra hurried along by her hus- iv bands side taking two short quick steps to his deliberate stride hr l wire pnmprwmhd her blue eyes focused straight ahead edgar looked down at her and started to speak then closed his lips in a pa tient smile he reflected that myra was just about ready to start in on him he knew the symptoms edgar myra exploded why didn t you talkt why must you al ways sit like a dumb thing when we go visiting see how nice annie ball s husband was laying himself out to be interesting and full of pleasant talk you hardly said a word the whole evening and i was so mortified i wanted to scream you know enough if you d only let it out why didn t you say some thing i didn t know anything to say you and jim ball kept the air cir culating and i was comfortable comfortable who expects to be comfortable when they re visiting now myra you know it s no use expecting me to be as full of talk as a popcorn popper is of corn jim just naturally pops every tune he opens hts mouth but it don t amount to much that s right make fun of a gen tleman because he tried to make your wife have a pleasant evening myra s voice wobbled and she took out her handkerchief it s the last tune i 11 ask you to go calling i kjeep hoping each time tl a you u talk but i guess folks just have to think y u re que r but i thought i d k n the way i mean i thought u coulh talk enough for us both i mean oh i didn t know you thought you d mar ried a phonograph you needn t get excited said myra with dignity we are almost home now and you can retire into your shell like the other clams several days passed in unusual short short story complete in this issue toe cse of flowers god might have bade the earth bring forth enough for great and ttnii the oak tree and the cedar tree without a flower at all we might have had enough enough for every want of ours for luxury medicine and toil and yet have had no flowers then wherefore wherefore were they made r all dyed with rainbow light all fashioned with supremest grace upoprlnglng day and night springing in valleys green and low and on the mountains high and in the silent wlldeness where no man passes by our outward life requires them not- then wherefore had they birth to minister delight to man to beautify tfce earth to comfort man to whisper hope wheneer his faith is dim for who careth for the flowers will care much more for him mary hewitt livestock breeders to gather at ojlc the ontario agricultural college guelph will be the meoca for ontario livestock men during the next few when a number of will bold their annual filed daysat the college the animal husbandry department of the oacaeaded by professor r o knox has arranged for a number of special featuresnnoludlng prorata ent speakers for eacnxone of these events one of the features will be a parade of college hi all farmers and breeders f livestock are cordially invited to attend these held days which have a distinct edu cauonal as well as social valuehere are the dates to be remembei may m feel and halton holil field pay ojlc june si ontario day oajc june 6 and 7 eastern canada pas ture conference oajc june 8 ontario clydesdale jpleld pay o ac june 11 eborthom field day oac june itend 15 yorkshire filed days ojlc june 30 to jm farm and home week oajc caribou take moss diet on bah trip winnipeg man with 2u bags of arctic moss their only reminder of they came two live caribou have just passed through winnipeg consigned to the united states conservation board at baudette minn taken from the abundance of wild life in prince albert notional park sask and brought to winnipeg over canadian nati6nal lines the two ani raals are being expressed south as an experiment on the part of the united states government should they live in their new surroundings eight more four bulls and four cows will be ship ped to baudette while in winnipeg the caribou were subjected to the usual examination of livestock entering the united states the medical was conducted by dr roy gaskell veterinary surg eon of pembina n d the arctic moss that accompanied them is the chief form of sustenance of northland cari bou ice woopeofces and posts ice delivered any place in town phone in your order wood of all kinds at right prices- telephone and hydro poles cedar of all kinds any length x john h smith georgetown r r 2 phone 84 r 13 if a man harbors any sort of fear ltperoolates through all his thinking damages bis personality makes him landlord to a host silence and finally edgar inquired anxiously if myra wasn t well perfectly laughed his wife air ily but i merely got tired of being the phonograph edgar s heart sank this looked serious he went around mourn fully trying to think of bright re marks which should rouse myra to admiration and forgiveness but he failed he was almost relieved when myra announced curtly one morn ing that her sister was ul and she was going to take care of her for a few days she went away still silent giving him a frosty peck for a kiss edgar retired to the cellar and thought was there any way he could turn himself into a sparkling easy talk er like jim he squirmed at the idea of trying to be like jim whom he privately termed an empty headed windmill still he would do anything for myra do that was it if he could only do something but what she wanted was for him to say something a week later myra came home she was more cordial and almost returned edgar s hearty welcome but caught herself in time edgar hung around her bashfully and when she said briskly well i sup pose i may as well start supper he followed her to the kitchen myra stopped on the kitchen threshold her eyes opened incced ulously then a flush of pleasure soft ened her face who did it did it cost much i never saw anything prettier i ve always wanted a yellow kitchen it looks like new the creamy walls and the new blue and yellow oil cloth at the sink and those per fectly adorable chairs who sug gested it i saw it in a magazine replied edgar his eyes shining he timidly put his arm around myra edgar talk t she shook him impatiently but laughed i shall die of curiosity if you dqn t do you mean to say you did this all your self working nights and tended the garden too it makes a much pret tier kitchen than annie ball a jim is no hand around the house pid you paint those two old kitchen chairs that lovely yellow and put the little black bands around the backs and legs for decorations i why those chairs are absolutely perfect edgar say something edgar s face clouded he grew distressed myra i cant i you knowlt think an awful lot of you 1 1 can t talk just for talk s sake can only do things like this for youv i thought perhaps the walls and the yellow chairs might talk to you fortae edgar youfunny big baby my ra looked at hlftrprotectingly you dear she choked and laughed together x didnt understand i guess this kitchen says more than jim can ever say those chairs they talk right out loud about how good you re to a silly wife you shan t talk jf you don t want to moffat electric ranges maytag electric wasbers kelvinator electric refigerators hugh lindsay phone 1 1 georgetown i tl mocwa cnr time table standard time going east passenger 610 am passenger and mail 10jm aan passenger and mail 640 pjn- passengers for toronto 9 48 pa j passengers sundays only 31 pjn v- going west passenger and mall 834 axd passenger 335 pm passenger trad mall 852 pjn passenger sunday 1119 pjtt galng north mall and passenger 8 45 am going sooth 1 and passenger gray coach lines time table standard time leave geobpetown to toronto a 608 ajn 4j0 pjn 858 ajn 615 pjn 1158 ajn s 10 pjn c 2 ib pjn to kh x 930 ajn x 00 pm u5j ajn zb 50 pjn x 155 pjn d 1035 pjn a 355 pjn e 1l35 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