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the georftctowa herald wtaneaaay sept l6tk 1942 it would be inureatifl to kun th why mid wirrriorr of ron and rtyjiauocj at uieeev aouidtit lit jjor insuaor ti department of hattobxl delecir ivadourim rukd tht no lravw vtxjd b tran ltd to thr ajmy frocn prvday to uocday th i pt labour 6 tb cccur pro at time tu uiat tfanrr would be to nj mit- lriting tint ihood t jrniim to ttr incy it vould tax th lraruportuao taxtiixire u hin- ur ihrm all 7t rulaf vu later ol rvcaunl otr aouu odt artiy tht particxilax r m a a mao at au lud w bro aixro to nalr a rti at tht tir- ar aouid think that tb army ti com tin and a mould hev bun txwrtmraj to pforuoit civilian trew rathrr uian lo put ihr ban on ihr army omiian can tratl at any umr but ihr umr are anttlr to do that ajaln thr army air mostly any from homr and lotfd oiv and naturally would titr to wh home far a evre read raxtrclally nrn that aw end la th fall heyday end uoit hotideia arr jolt an other day tn thr army tn fart ihr boy donl anm arro vt of th cat of th month tfcr t riruiaaa do in on of th camp thu part ajmmsf th boy tt eatlnt sjporr tt aaa a domlnkm otidey but the bot had brn on th job a usual and thinalnf ovrr in fart at ta umr uvst cirtilan kad bm en joying a hoildiy didnt unprosr mature wry much they wtt ell rrourhy or of thrra rrmard thl thrra arto b a lot of rlrtuana prn4 tcnuht brouftit th rroonw from matt of thr otttr boy what about and th anrarr m rrn brcaua thy will fear to to bark to wora tomorrow tn ot had broam th trniion and hrtprd thrm forert that thy had not bm off for thr houday a oooo many city and ton mm ht ronr out to th country lo hrlp th rarmrr anih thrlr hanr- tlnjr thla yrar ofcoura aa luual thr city folk rot th moat publicity r portra sotnr out aith thm and uklnt rfcturrt of th actual opration ind aa a rfult wtim wr mrntkon th hftp that th faimrra rortfd wt think of thoa otty chana that had thrlr plc- turm tn th dally pap ra uoit of th work done by thrw urban mm would b that of ntooklnr up th train tn thoa localltlf that wr rliud by a arwf alorm about th time that ht atandlna train vaj out tn fun hrd you win rrmrmbrr that the grain w flattened by a fcvt itorm and that tt fatlad to st up airaln and aa a rra jt th train had to b cut thr onr way and th ahrat wrrr rrv rough and rtooklnt thrm up wit no plrnlc in fact it waa tmpttwlbtr to mak neat look that would ihrd thr rain at all whm harra ar rouah llkr thy wrr thla yvar th btntfrr vrry oftn drop lhm off atuck toffthr and whn thr mm wxiid autteit to eft one to t it 19 they found tha tby had two to act up inaffad of oce u no caay oo ttookanaj fraln thla year uowerer u thoa mac thought thy had tt toutfb and dijut do any ttoofc thnatiij thy oilimd omtnlnt vedb tn tfcreth- int ti everythlcitf u baa tcad vcd- dert 2i tmprcwbcta dncs th lav forty anv aa a ud around hoe we ubid to attecwj th itimixsg and our tnrdaj oo was that of cutting banda ttk reaohtn ni ted by hand and th itrev waa camrd up to the mow iuv ahed by alata bomewhat rirlir to th can a on th bindrr th grim at dmcnartrd from th trprrator lhrougti a apout nrar th bam floor today th tbrahlnt machin u fed by a mwhjntn and to mafirtn cjta th band aa it tfar 4rao u run tnnxah a rutunj boa lradr tn mvmuzr and ura inslrod cf th old faihxrknd car- nrj u u biown ui nto th ttraw ahrd ttar train u drljtrrrd by fixator rtht into th bin in th granary if tbry ar nrar nvxn to th macfiur and th ttj oprratlon u carnrd oji a mjfh grraxrt apd about th only part of thrcmhins today thai hatnt mad any ubpnxrmrnt u thr tut of th ultrahint dot u vui u th aam oid flfomr aa u aa back in our boy hood day another part of th ob that ar think hat not chantvd t tnr amount that a arrr lur to rat after hrjpmj at th tnrranini dtnnr nnrt un to tart btlr than it do on ihfrrant day lioat of ua uk tt wttrn w think our work ha brrn apprw lated and w ran imaftn mat th ldy at in lloua who ha chanyr o rt- tint th thrrafitnt mal rrady mutt br pvaard by thr way th uur can cx thr tah in uch a ahorl tpar of urn thr yuid of train u abm th avvrat thla jar and th qjtuiy u food alio wr often mmtion mat thl canada of our ltn1 a bad ptac to tl m at au when joj watch in grain faiity trraminf out of a thrranlnt machine thl yrar oj will likely atrrr alth u tuwy to win this war ft line ilorlouily ojt of a brill un ak w1u a giant fourmotored inginr roar- liig a urturh arolincatr iknbrf of hi typ ahich can if rinhi toru rf bomb in nlahu raid otr oer- many arrtird in toronto on xfonday thr malton plant of thr national 01 car ahrrr produciion of their rtanla of thr air anil ahortl bririn thr giant punr toan arrov thr atlantic b an rap rrr command crrw hradrd b thr rteron u 8 pllm cdr pangborn oa grrttrj b a mar jf chrrra from thoaanda o ajrtrult aorkrra who la in it a hlng tmbol of lctor workr uuvlkrtl an uir planr tailed to a rugcovrrod rrcrimg stand and thr crowd got an idea of iu trrmrndou tlrr thr hon mr c d home minuter of m unit ton and bopplj in u bnrf rprrch nolntrd to thr bombrr 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the r onljtj tle tkire not cnj out ar drlrt thr am alnrr r ituj literal anp it ojt ike uu himl unrvjjj r muat cratlo ttw plant in atirh ihry buud thrlr thjpa that it ur pui to vktuo ttr tiot- ri qjuart crtprtt paui in uiw of both ur and monr on thai r in c ail da mit concentrale we matt allca iuthlng co otjufr oar tluuri tin it ojr cppoetunll for ouj rry uia alule thete i rt lnr hr dr- tlaitd lt u pojr into thr piodc- ikoo e aircraft rrry effort of which ar ait capable a tea fkundird un lahtit tml hr aid mould turn ihr ahoe udr of thr r arviruarahal o o johmon f ihr itcaj unrd the aoiker rtrr uc ahhl all itvuuir itetd ij pro duction jim wark tpeaklnt for tha ilmjlc promld u toll lincait i off thr production unr prrfrct ahtjd of uhrdulr mkr no mliutkr rradrra of this papv taw talk of a trrond front for rakr or a wcond fiul alu ir i ui prtitel noahrrr oar onr taak lh k ar prdir foe imocrary u t- in thu r a qulckj and ccrrluji 1 ai puetiblr wju a convut itiuin of iim-m- lancaacm thr uhlni of our vingranct trraminf oer kr man r can and r iu maji ihdr mpht machtpr ttir mill uva london urvird lantern temple bailey hjtwnbr foe thr herald restrictions in the use of electricity infective as of the 20th day of september 1942 tk louowtno aaw aaearpta from orda no pc8 tawuad by lha dominion powar controllar ond opply to tha uaw ol alactrlrthy by and th auppl el alactrlelrf lo a aaon or paraona in any arao ui canada rjialgnotad o p bkortooa arao- tha oltwo in ontario daalrrnatad as a powti ahortaow araa bf ha dominion poww controllar u oil that part ol tha province of ontario lyino south of th tin from parry sound ontario to huntsvillw ontario and from huntsvilu to pambroltw ontario including the municipoutiea ai ha a ted on this una which orsa is ssrvwd by ths niagara eastern ontario and georgian bay systems of the hydroelectric power commission of ontario and by a number of other electric utilities 8ecti0n 3 uses excepted fttom bection two thmprovitton of section 2ntt peecffcjnjl uhmu not apply to jjhrinjjesnfia to thm construc tion operation rnnintrnarxm and repair of thr following arrvica ordioary ttioot lighting and tigbting for tiotilc control and signal ayttoma piovldod that tha powor uiod lor lrot lighting hall bo reduced by at toast 20 from that ordinarily uod oicept la atoat which aro lit by oiici qic lamp located maro than 200 iwt apait and that no ttroot llghf hall bo tit bclore onu hall hour boloro unset or alter onehall hour alter sunriko signal or other lighting or police lire or othor public tafuty requirements or devices lighting for war production plants airports and air fmldu military training or olher military purposes hospitals and schools urban suburban and interurban common 01 contiact carriem lor panaengoru or irokght in eluding tormmala railways torminab and rutatud lacillties genuration tiannmienion and diutrlbulion o electric powor shipping on inland waters including locks and terminals oil pipe lines iclinonos and pumping stations malntonanco and repair yards or shops used exclusively or tho malntonanco or ropair of transportation service post ollicoa radio communications tolophono and lolograph tyitomii wator supply and aanltation yatoina including section 2 certain uses of electricity prohibited vcrpf mw provided in section 3 netf following no parson aha us electricity for the operation in any power shortage area of lifhtmf or electrically operated equipment or installation for interior or oxtonor sign lighting whether com mercial or n on commercial but not including direction signs in stores and signs at tho oltica or residonco ol a medical practitioner interior or exterior show window and showcase lighting but not including stock wardrobes interior or oatorioroutlino or ornamental lighting interior or exterior lighting or decorative or advertising purpose outdoor lighting and floodlighting provided howuvur that the following shall be oxompt from this subsection such lighting ol marquees or sidewalk canopies asis necessary for public safety up to but not oxceoding onehalf watt per square loot of floor or sidewalk area covered by such marquer or canopy such oxturior lighting ol entrances to and oxitt from buildings aa is requited or public oalory up to but not uictnding 5 watts per foot o width ol ouch ontrancos or exltv such extonor lighting of tho facilities ot qabollnt sorvico stations aa is nucecsary for the salo and propor operation ol outsldo equipment up to but not oxceoding 100 watts per activo qaeolinr- pump jghting borwoen the hours of 400 and 100c m of outdoor skating rinks up to 1 watt per 00 oquaro loot of skating surface lighting for places whore outdoor sports art carriod on aubjoct to such restriction a aa the powor controllor may from timo to umo iropoao tho opo ration ol any oloctrlc air hooter or olocbic grate in a atoro or oilice building tho lighting of any theatre muiio hall or ooncarl hall to an oxtenl involving tho uae ol not moro than 40 watts par hundrod square feet ol floor aioa and iha lighting olany entrance to or exit from mob elaco or any passageway loading bom the threat i the body ol euob place to an eptent not greater than neoaseary tor public safely deluding watorworkx pumping ttationi and aewage disposal plants and equipment natural and mired gat system including manu facturing plants pipo unas pumping etauons and acllitias military estabushmenfs including oontonmenta potts depobi ond fortilicauonj news diawmlsauon but not lor any adveitfttng purpoau further clarification ia requirad pjeate contact your local hydro oihow the hydroelectric power commission of ontario yi- vhf 4t jutfy r h tnrj about jou aal um footiib to throw any aucfe a etiam not awry u bu il but bob im not to fcna wttt mm youll bars to car iit a d ufhtfuj ctup id uj bo i mt horn loc btra juwy im taikicj to you lk a dutrh unclr 11 tn a tl i wi advuxf ou to do ii uf ouf uw ii u ij your on aal too why ii moum b ttl old fll hrff acolii votry bomttady alsay lo loot ailr ou th wind ouuid a iinzltif rtld mxvt a foarttf ryalcu aorf it umrd to jas eh wisud to uy to bob but iv aa bro bappr tn my liu bout wtlh bald and phliomh and lh chlcke and th cat but cf court bob could y your not kippy now fd anyhow what ara you to to o about judyt judyl bh he pokn a last wtlh an f tort lu uu him to com ovtr ftr timm w can rid for a blu why not atay hrt lu b at tha boipltal and tha atorm u prtlly bad sh had looaad out ol th window thcraa no im juit th wind and 1 rclauflcd it wa then that h had callrd up town i cant din wllh you judy i dnprrauly 111 the houuworkrr had prpard a dfhciou dinner but jan at noth ing bob appctltr on iht clhtr hand una good h apolcurd for it i urnt without lunch i au to worried thr bell rang jane going to thr door found hrrmcli ahoking with ri cltmnt frederick cum in and look both of her hand in hi im terribly orry obout the inter i iher any thing i can do she ahook her head sh could hnrdly ipcuk i thought if ou uouldnl mind ued go for a ride and can talk good get your wrop if re leased her hand ond ahe wvnl into the other room a ahe lookd into the mirror the taw that her check acre crlmion she brought out her coat and he held it for br i thla warm enough you ought to have a fur coat oh i hall be warm the ald aj he preceded her down the lain towne turned and looked up ot her you ore wearing my rose ha told her ardently you ore like a rose yourself she would not have been a woman if the had not liked hi admira tion and be wa atrong and ador ing and dlitlngulahed she had a sense of almoit happy excitement as he lifted her into the cor where shall wc drive he asked along the lake 1 love it on a night like this the moon was sailing high in a rack of clouds as they came to the lake the waves writhed like mod scahnonstcrs in gold and white ond black jane frederick osked softly what mode you wear my rose she sat very 61111 beside him mr towne she said at last tell mc how much yoo love mc lie gave o start of surprise ttiln he turned towards her and took her hand in his let me tell you tins there never wih a dearer woman everything that i have nil that i urn is yourh if you will have it there was a fine dignity in his nvovnl she liked him more than ever do you love me cnmijih she hurried over the words id lulp mc yes lie tlicw lur gently to wards hlni there wan no struggle she lay quiepy against hia arm hut he was aware thai she trembled mr tuwne judy must have n rfreat specialist right away itn her inly chance it ynu will send fur nim tonight make yourbcu resiuin- ilblc for everything ill marry you whenever you bay he btared dawn nt her unbeliev ing da you mean it jnne yes oh do you think i am ircndful he laughed exultantly caught her jp to him dreadful youre the icarcst ever jano yot as he clt her fluttering heart ic released her gontly hor eyeu vero full af tears ho touchod her vet check dont let me frighten rati my dear but i am very hop y she believed heraelt happy he aa really irresistible a conquer- ir yet always with that touch at leference do you love me jon not yet but you will ill make you love ttirn j mt brier tby nacbad re tr btard for th rot b tat it to him all fibduvg fragrant t tcocrd it to hr lip uo rulrd it firat hi ctod uut 1 t corilrrl with bu hrr uuca breath told hrr agiu k lie dlt hrr te him rty cvjtr my arel a oh rrunr rronay jan uarnad rial mght u poitr ol ill comirf in ilh frederick from that slid moonlighted world bushed wllh ascltemrct hardly knowtrg uui dw jan ah aaw bob trana- icrmad tn a moment from haggard hcplanaa to wild 11100 rradrrtck town had mad a slm cl lulrmrct jac has told m now aertous thlcga ar iteming i want to halp tbn b had askad icr th eairgvoo nama apokefi at one of a charge ol room for judy tncraad atumdanc thar was much ulaphonlng and uugrapmeg an atmoaphcr of arrkkrncy jan looking on waa fillad with admira tion how wall h did ihlngw and soma day be would b bar husbandl cuamn hi it wa two daye aftar jan prom- ud to marry ftadartck town that cvana bought a vauntin for hr th ahopa war full of valtntlnaa many of them of papr uca th trago oldfaahionad thing that had become naw fashion thy had forgetmenot on them and haart with golden arrow and fat pink cupld evan found it hard to choos ii stood before tham smiling and h could a jan smile as ah rad tha enchanting vara of th on h finally selected ro rd my dear and vloleta blue hooeys awt my dear and ao ar you a ha walked up f stmt to his oric hi heart wa light it was on ol the lovely days that hint of spring old washlngtonlan know that such weather doea not last- that march wind a must blow and storms must coma but they grasp the joy of the moment masquerade in carnival spirit buy flowere from the men at the street corners wep into their favorite confection ers to order cool drink tha wom an aeck their milliner and com forth bonneted in aprtng beauty the men drive to the link and look thing over and client come not many but enough to point the way to success he hod sold more of the old books hi mothera milk farm was becom ing a fashionable fad edith towne had helped to bring mrs follcttcs wares before her friends at all hours of th day they drove out edith with them it is such an adorable place she told evan and your mother isnt she absolutely herself selling milk with that empress air of her i simply love her edith had planned to have dinner with them tonight evans took an early train to sherwood when he reached home edith and his mother were on the porch and the towne car stood before the gate ive got to go back edith ex plained uncle fred come in from chicago on hour or two ago ond telephoned that he must see me buldy will he brokenhearted evans told her smiling i couldnt get him up i tried but they said he had left the olllce i thought id bring him out with mc she kissed mrs follette ill come again soon ilenr lady and you niusl tell mc when you are tired of mc evans went to the car with her nnd came back lo find his mother in an exallcd mood now if you could marry 11 tfirl like edith towne edith he laughed lightly mother are you blind she ami buldy arc mad nhout each oilier of course she isnt serious a hoy like that isnt she ill say she is evans went charging up the slnlrs to drcsh for dinner ill bo down presently dalciy may be late wc wont wait for him his mother called after him the diningroom ot cnsllo manor had a bare waxed floor an old dropleaf tnblo of dark mahogany deers antlors over tho mantel ond some candles in sconces old mary did hor boat to follow tho rather formal sorvico on which mrs follette insisted the food was simple but wellcooked and there was always 0 soup end a salad it wos not until they reached the salad course that they heard the sound of baldys car he burst in at the front door as if he battered it down atormad through tha hall and ntid ut diricg room uk whirlwind jan frg to b marrud ha ened and gtlag lo marry flrdrrich tetl evans half rasa from hi chair evarylhlng turned black and h sat down thar waa a loud roaruvg ta hi tara ll was lae taking thr with in daiknaa aad tha roaring when thing cliarad ha found thai exitixr hit mother ncr baldy bad no ticed his agitation hi mother waa asking cjiuck quntloria who told iou doira tdiih trail baldy threw bimuu to a chair ur town got back from chicago thla aft moon- called ma up and aaid be wanted ma to come over el one to hia crfic i want and fca fv m a utur from jan qs h thought it wa bttr for vim tt bring it and lhs be could tpulat ha threw tha ecu across the ta b lo lira fcultt will you read it im au in drove uka the i out tovrs wanted ml to to hom with him to dlanar wantad to begin th brothruvlaw buiirei right away before i col my breath but i left oh tha darned peacock i j ana would have known baldya mood- th tmpt gray yt th chalkwhit face but dont you ilk it baldy uk it oh read that note doea it sound like jane i ask you doea it sound like jan it dk not sound tn tha least uka jan not the jan that evans and daldy knew baldy dear mr towne will 111 you all abo it i am going to mar ry him aa soon a judy 1 better i know you will be surprised but mr town i just wonderful and it will be such a good thing for all of us mr town will uu you bow dreadfully uj judy 1 h want to do everything for her and that will be such a help to bob and to we will ura happy erer after oh you blsd boy you know how i love you send a wire and any that it la all right tall evane and mra folletu thy are my dearest friend and will always be she signed herself loving you mora than ever jane mrs foils tt looked up from the letter took off her reading glasses and said complacently i think it la very nice for her the dear lady quite balked in tha thought of her intimate friendship with th sancea of frderlck town but th two men did not bask nice for jane they threw the sentences at her oh cant you see why aha has done it baldy demanded he caught up the note pointing an ac cusing finger oa he read certain phrases it will be such a good thing for all of us he wants to do everything for her it will be such a help to bob doesnt that show baldy de manded furiously shes doing it be cause judy and bob are hard up nnd towne can help i know jane 1 dont see why you should ob ject mrs follette wos saying it will be a fine thing for her she will be mrs frederick towne id rather have her jane barnes for the rest of her life do you know townea reputation any woman enn flatter him into 0 lovo nltair a fat lothario baldy did not mince the words but he husnt married any of them said mrs follette trium phantly she held to the ancient anil honorable theory that the woman a mnn marries need not wor ry about past love affairs since she had been paid the compliment of at least legal permanency evans lips were dry what did you say to towne oh what could i say that i was surprised and all that some thing about hoping theyd be happy then i beat it and got hero as fast as i could i had to talk it ovor with you people or burst his eye met evans and found there tho sympathy he sought its a rotten trick a yes sold evans rotten i think said mrs follette that you must both see it is best yet her voice was troubled though her complacency had penetrated the thought of what janes engagement might mean to evans yet it might on the- other hand be a blessing in disguise there were other wom en rlchtr who would help him la his career and in time he would foigeljone continued on page i