Orangeville High School - Red and Blue Yearbook (Orangeville, Ontario Canada)

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The B eautiful Hat by Virginia McArthur XII It was a gorgeous hat, small, covered with tiny blue flowers which contained minute centres of buttercup yellow. It sat in a dusty hat shop window all alone. A pretty blonde woman with blue eyes Walked down the street She hesitated, looked in the window, and went on. A short time later she came back, retracing her steps until once more she was stopped in front of the window. She stood there obviously weighing the pros and cons of going in. Re solutely she squared her shoulders, opened the door and entered. Through the curtained store window, shadowy figures could be seen moving around., The beautiful hat was removed from the win-2 dow and once more the show case was barren. In a little while the woman reappeared carrying with her a candy striped hat box.. , This may sound very common-place to you - but do you know what was going on in that womanls mind? With slightly hesitant steps, she turned the corner heading toward her home. She walked slowly, dreading the time when she would reach her house and have to show the hat to her husband. Five-thirty came and up the same path, the young woman had taken, strode a tall young man., One 'can almost imagine the familiar scene, the showing of the bonnet to the husband, the tentative remarks about the price tag, a man's angry voice, a woman's tears, A few minutes later the young lady again came out of the house carrying the same hat box. At a hurried pace she returned to the hat shop., She disappeared, When she came out the hat box was not in evidence. A ' Now ladies, I told you this story for only one reason, do you think it is right? You may not think this is fair but what are you going to do about it? Nothing, of course. For peace is wonderful, and who wanted the hat anyway? H H ll