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tbttrepay jamunr uth lo r the acton free press -v- acflb at worttclukc hod been trf sure of heraeu nil bar uf u child ehe had hu wont to thrust out email determined ehm tad pursue confidently her own way she wu mlwmy sure hs way was the only right nw other might make ui- tafces or commit follies but not aha much as hr leu selfassured friend loved and admired her thu calm as sumption of hen exasperated them you will never be ft perfect charac ter my dear justin ilarper hftd told her in ft propheto voice until you hftve been terribly allljr or dead wrong onoe or twice that has been in their happy day kate only laughed she had a disarming sweetness she had been wtae in fihnosl a career a public health nurse she earned a good aalary and the work made use of all lier fine capabllluee she liad been wlte or so everyone thought in engaging heraelf to justin harper the promuuig young doctor she had been equally wise the herself believed in put ting- an end to the engagement through that traffic time of a broken engagement kate worthing held her alm bff iff bmuhtt her would ft word to the dlscredu of justin jlarper over eome in spite of her however gossiping tongues spread reports wiseacres slioolc thslr heads lie must have done sometnlne pretty bad or kate wouldnt have broken with him the girl was in love or i dont know the symptoms so apoke authori tative old urs piper who had known kate from babyhood other voioes were more specific did you hear that when mills beem bad appendicitis mr beem called in doctor whalley she wont have har per any more they say the young doctor had taken a little too much the time he set the willing boys leg didnl the willing have to no to chicago and have it reset by a specialist anyhow the wirings the deems and the topples have all cone back to doc tor whalley there must be a reason yea indeed no smoke without some nre the end or it was that the prac tice which justin harper had acquired trembled in the balance slackened dwindled became nil one morning the doctors name plate was gone from the office door and justin and his belonging from the house where he boarded he was reported to have taken the night train north kate worthing said nothing bhe con tinued her even round visiting the schools interviewing mothers receiving the reports of district nurses lecturing before parentteachers associations as no one had seen justin harper rushing from her house the night he boarded the train with distorted face tliat which had been said between them was locked in silence only in kates ears did certain pleas keep on ringing undernourished children in the slum districts ursula related stories of ad venturous trips he had made into re mote region and the ignorance and superstition she continually had to eom- bal weve done wonders in our part of tlie country this year toward educating the public but most of the credit belong to the doctor you cant realise she continued earnestly how much depends on the type of doctor a country section la lucky or unlucky enough to draw the fine old general practitioner is pass ing as you know few young medical men are willing to bury their talent in small towns theyll spend a year or two there if tiey lve to for experi ence but they always liave an ere on the dtyyoull rarely and one whose real purpose is fcrscuttr down where half his work will be on country roads young doctors want hospital and a big city practice or a specialists work in a large clinic yes i knew one like that kate spoke out sharply her hand going to her lieort as if she felt an unendurable pain there it wasnt for the good he could do that he entered the profession lie wasnt interested in servlcttounet that out but to make a name for him self and big money he he neglected a call once from a poor family in order to attend a rich woman who didnt really eedhlm andallt bs ii couldnt forgive him ever i oh tut my dear never a long time life batters us about you know we have to learn i leave it to the almighty to do the judging rd rather not how can we tell whats going on in a mans heart if natural enough to be ambitious when youre starting ouf i dont blame the spruce upandcoming young city doctor hell learn dut i thank my stars when sometime happen the other sort where hes needed like the one weve got humble hardwork ing never sparing himself i dont know what he lives on he forgets to send out his bills hen on tlie road night and day uses a horse when the roads arc blocked oh i take off my bat to him she concluded laughing x used to be the whole cheese up there but i tell you i have to take a back scat now everybody adores tlio doctor i why i could tell you more stories she began to tell them while kate listened absorb- edly incidents assumed a dramatic im portance names slipped out look here the older woman inter rupted her narrative abrutly her keen eyes studying kates face you look sick girl youre white do you know it youre working to hard thats it you have been carroying this whole conven tion on your own shoulders besides doing the work of three women regular ly oant abuse your health and expect old mother nature not to take revenge since when have you had a vocation just as i thought howd you like to ca u in the country with mo for a week finest air in the world if it does for goodness sake kathy if jwrttfflheen below aero most of the ume would only give me another chancel youre not what 1 believed you x ohall never give my life into the keeping of a man whose standards are not mine but one slip is a man to be con demned forever it was more than a slip it aymboli- ed your whole attitude but i am not condemning you you have my wishes for success only x refuse to share 1l successl thats funny dont you know whats happening stories are going about nothings too rotten to be thought of me it takes only a breath of suspicion to ruin a medical reputa tion tm done but if youd marry me kmte il marry me to rehabilitate your repuv tauon oh justin this is useless we haw gone into it all before i know what lyn doing when i have once made up my mind its the end of a man you think youre ood or something 1 dont blsspheme jusun that was all past done with so kates inward colloquies would protest stir had yhartered her course no look ing back she reminded herself no vain regret for the first time something within hersru proved intractable hcr heari kale suffered the winter loosene it grip spring if edged in summer passed and fall another winter came u was a full year since kate calmly unwaveringly had sert her lover away no one spoke of jutm harper any mure kate wa thinner she looked much older but shr threw herself into her work with an ven greater niny owuig largily to iter efforts a state convention or public health workers and nurse wrbmuv the city he was the driving force be hind program entertainment and public ity- committee toward on of the delegate kate was trresbubly drawn ursula haines was bedore nurse from a county m the far north of the state a woman with ft distinguished wcord- ahhdirur titauty ftttd a heart bg ejuougb hold the wcrtifcau iod of her atronuou fight te maintain health standard attest be a change anyhow what- dou say kates eye shone through the tears her friends attributed to nerves id like it of all things t three day later in the hallway of a comfortable liome in a small northern town kate was allowing ursula to draw her own fur oot up close around her ears in preparation for an assault upon the wintry streets you will do it your awn way she scolded p affectionately x think youre crasy yesl kate smiled unsteadily thank you for this for everything 1 i cant thank you half enough when will you be bftbrt j it depends on that country colli kntc said and tried to laugh oood- by fairy godmother i queer sort of fairy i the middle- aged nurse rubbed a place in the frosted pone of the door to look after the gin laden with a heavy bag walking swiftly down the street id have done it dif ferently but there kate stopped before a small white house banked with snow her eye fast ened on a doctor sign halfway between front door and wlndpw hour 10 l32 it was now near four oclock she tried the front door found it locked and- made her way through drift to the kate crossed the room and laid hex hand fo a moment on the desk bef- fore she returned to the kitchen darkness closed in early with ft sud den sunset but kate did not care slut had ute chimney of the lamp pollslied and a bright light shone out a brisk flm was burning on tho reddening stove top a kettle hummed and sent forth a white column of steam tlie kltchon was so tidy it glittered ap petising gmell filled it from uut soup simmering on tlie stove from the blimill browning in tlie oven from the cookie cooling beside a glass dlih filled with ruddy stewed frull a thick aleak lay in readiness far broiling tlie table was covered with a white cloth and set for two bhe had time to go to tlie window many time time for her heart to turn cold witil dread flutter with- renewed hope before the sound she waited for came nine oclock tlie doctor drove in through the side yard to the stable at the rear tills final waiting while he unharnessed and cared for tlie tired animal was hardest of all for kate all went out of her mind when tlie door opened and she saw justin stand ing there with his drawn tired face his hollowed eye tliat looked upon the transformation tliat had been wrought and for tlie moment sought in vain for tlie author of it ehe had retreated into the alkedowy hall beyond and stood waiting for courage she meant to wait but could not she rushed out jus tin i alio cried justin and tried to begin tlie tiling she had prepared to say but found tliat she was sobbing against hi sh twenty minutes later when ha was sipping her aoup and declaring h am brosia kate remembered and turned from cutting the browned meat with it appe juice w used to wanftrie lo be dead wrong at least once justin well be satisfied i was wlian i sent you awayl dread to disillusion you darling but that wo tlie rightest thing you ild oh but ive suffered sol for me i mean and in the end for you 1 took tills job because it was the toughest one in sight for spite i sup pose i was made clear through and now you couldnt tear me awayl kate gave a fleeting touch to his hair perfectly happy are you nothing mora needed he held out his plate his eye sought hers you to cook my steak kate hunts on rsoducino ctan hkalthv mkuc the problem of producing clean milk and first class dairy product is demand ing more and more attention from tlie dairy farmer tlie question of buildings also merit consideration a modern dairy barn 1 airy well ventilated and in free from dampness it ha steel stanchion or adjustable cattle ties and the length of up stall and the width of the gutter are constructed so that cows of different slse can be placed accord ingly with tlie older barns each luui a particular problem in order to change or modify it to satisfy modern requirements for clean milk production another problem o k mackensie animal husbandry division central x- perlmentolyurm ottawa point out is uut or keeping the stable clean should be remembered that clean milk production require dust free air at milk ing time therefore the throwing down of hay the cleaning out or the stable or tlie cleaning of cows stirs up dust and odors some of which- may contaminate tlie milk if stable cannot be cleaned out at least onehalf hour before milking it is better to delay this operation till after milking has taken place however manure should be scraped carefully into tlie gutter and tlie bedding rearranged without causing any more dust titan possible tlie problem of keeping dust dirt and odbrs out of milk is not only a question of cleanliness but also one of reeding turnips silage or other strongsmelling feeds should not be fed just prior to milking nor should tlie odor of sllogo be hi the milking bam at milking ume if this point is neglected it 1 highly probable that tlie milk will become taint ed and the clipping of the hair on their udders flanks and talis 1 definitely re commended further it is a good plan to wash ui udder and flank before milking and to wash the switch of the eowfc tall at frequent interval the observance of these point relat ing to tlui sanitation of cows together with the use of tlioroughly clean and sterilised utensils will result in higher quality milk and greater returns from the milking herd quality guaranteed one of tho chief factor relating to the contamination of milk if the cows are allowed to become filthy uirough stand ing or lying hi the gutter defective milk likely to result tn addition to keep sowsclean and tasvoia contamination the thorough- grooming of the cows dally hi lic wo rms are spinning 1araciidtkh tlie output of 3000o0 silkworm which spin their silk in tlie stately rooms af a 15th century kenthh castle u being investigated- by officials of tlie supply ministry and air ministry who ore re sponsible for tlie provision of parachute cloth tlie only place in britain where silk is produced lulllngstone castle is tlie ancestral homo of uie hart dyke family but sir oliver the 8th baronet and his lady live in a small cottage on tlie estate and the ullkworms go into residence ta the ciuttle itself for 30 days in each season while they pin tlielr silk king james x and king george i both unsuccessfully tried to crcate home- produced silk industry but success lias attended lady nart dykes effort which started in 1033 and supplied the raw silk for the queen coronation dress and the coronation robes of the prhiceise and tlie royal duchesses tlie form now has 380000 mulberry troc and bushes to provide food for my family and covers some 35 acres lady hart dyke said annual production lias now readied about 1800 pound of silk enough far about 300 parachute the ministry of till rlnnlly f 1 jlpi 1- tv example the silk must have a tensile strength or 40 pounds to the square inch but x have now heard uut our british silk meets every technical requirement and x am naturally proud tliat the lul llngstone ailkwormt may help in britains war effort scores scrap book by r j scott mo ctlcmkffay arfudidhmvstt kaisep a mucm stlmtc a doh ha1urje cm romum moumtxst vluos1bhl paakiwyomiu whaar h ttrtiox moummm 3ipe 4 vd uyprotm ulftiiokl onaoffkhfcgq 4a lupicvcli fttticj soic wtmttfklptf lorlzc4tally amd womejt venrfilly miutift bafbm ttouc louis iama owft frp mxmttta iuugbaiu fvuta wbliai wisx plctrfivill aahd qfflftm dallfts tttaj on im tmmw bid ick i for bigger business- advertise legron helping forces develop sknsk op humor hy p h wooding if the british fulfill their promise to hang their washing on the slefrled line its an even bet that among uie woollies to dangle in the nasi breeze will be many bearing tlie traoomade made in canada tills whimsical de termination ja shared by every member of the casjp and it is all becauno they are developing a sense of humor that bids fair to outdo oven that af their british comrades anyway when young canadians go into the mud of european battlefields or fly through central skies they will take with them light hearts and gay one and the grim task that 1 their will be mode easier because they will know how to smile go trike up the band professor ooer- lng because boisterous fun innuendo and plenty of double entente are being included in tho regimental orders of the canadian armed forces i tlie happiest solders make the best soldiers soy veterans of tho last war and they ought to know therefore by means af their wartime organisation tlie can adian legion war service they are already paying particular attention to this phase of army life thu does not mean of course uut the legion intend to confine its activi ties to the field of entertainment there are uie more serious matters of provid ing facilities for education copducung recreation huts personal service and travel bureaux both here and oversea at the moment however lets look on the lighter side of uilngs the legion had no trouble tn finding men to direct it entertainment program for in captuln lien allen of ottawa captain uert plunkett of toronto and alan murray of montreal suu youthful veterans of 1d141p18 they found three experienced entrepreneurs who have spent a goodly portion of uielr time in front of the foodulghu hen mert and alan xiijldwill be remember as mem ber of hes famous dumbells mert organised and directed the troupe are among tlie few canadians who have played on droadway canadas new fighting farces although they iuii sing right lustily the aid war time songs such as ttpperary pack and mademoiselle to service on the economic front materials and money count for so much in this war that a resolute loyal atij enthusiastic economic front line may be the dtttrmmmg factor kdwkttd 1v iinan minister ol iinancp to your restless question when can i help win this war the answer is now on monday next the government of the dominion of canada will offer the first war- loan the purpose of this loan is to provide money to carry on the war not only on thef battlefields but all along the economic front let us explain what the economic front means it means a war in which the entire natural industrial and financial resources of the country are used to defeat the enemy it means a total war in which every citizen takes a part in which his personal resources must support those of the nation in such a war one of the chief weapons is money where is this money to come fjcorn there is only one answer it must come and come voluntarily from the savings of our people the difference between us and the germans is that we of our own free will lend our money it is not ruthlessly taken away this is your opportunity to do your part in this struggle against hitlcrism the eyes of the world arc upon you upon canada one of the strongest members of the british commonwealth canadians must show that their strength their courage and their resources are all in this fight against brute force bad faith injustice aggression and persecution the news of the success of this loan must go ringing round the world be ready to buy war loan bonds they will have the proven safety and salability of dominion of canada obligations any investment dealer or chartered bank will take your subscription the quicker the economic war is won the greater will be the saving of human lives the swifter the collapse of the enemy canada up your troubles hockyiwlic q aja irom armentlere wm to prefer- 6outh of the border oh johnnie and other modern products of tin pan alley the old marching hits of twenty- yean ago apparently have been relegated to a back seat in favor of the more semi mental numbers of today t the boys are howewr giving a great hand to the music hall programs that were such favorites among canadians she went in through a dark shed to the kitchen put her bag on the table and looked around a busy mans makeshift housekeeping was in cheerless evidence the nre was out water f roaen ui a pall ashes trodden into the floor the sink was filled with dirty dishes and the remains of a meal uttered the table eggshells dregs of coffee m cup a dry v fragment of tw4 a undrsmu puy- vfcv in tendon durtng thirustar7 ed about kates lips this was batter they roundly applaud the poetic ttar- than sh had hoped only had there p albert and the lion -uag- been nothing to dowould ah rwoerr joe- -and- the sad f dhoxt of anne boleyn rendered in the she took a peep into the doctors suit bmt lancashire dialect of two rooms across the halt these au of lhu eound rather frivolous were lilt a thousand country doctors to civilians oars but it 1 nevertheless rooms glean and fairly inviting- the tfy big part in helping the stove still warm the nhre rue swept the n their way to the siegfried una table dubd a comfortable chair for famous brchtdn oardeu patient in front of the doctors desk trty v wftwnflfit v