MAY 17. 1950

V; Cup Sugar 6 Tableepoqns Canada Corn Search V4 Teaspoon Sal!

Mix sugar, Cariarla Corn Slarch and salt in top of double boiler. Gradually add milk, mixing until smooth. Place over boiling water and. cook, stirring coiisiuntly, until mixture thickens. Cover and contin.ue'cooking.l0 minutes lon-

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Pour into moulds or serving dish and chill. Makes (Ho 8 servings.

Other variations including Floating Island, Chocolate lilanc Man c, Custnn Islam Mange and Pistachio B zinc Mange arc in- cludcd in Jane Ashlryjs Recipe Folder entitled ”For F iner-Delicious Desserts”.

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"When I loomed the show was finishing to-night I thought the 'time had come for me to finish, too. I realised I was going to lose you. Thank heaven I did. It saved me from killing the one person I have to love in this world!" "My poor darling." There was genuine atiection in Barbara's voice as she bent forward to kiss her. "Don't ever think or such a thing again, I beg you. I'll look after you. You couldn't have made any mis- take in a matter like that, could you? There's no possibility that by some terrible chance you yourself put in that live cartridge?" "None; unless I'm going right clean out of my mind. The cart- ridges are kept in different boxes, the boxes are in diiierent drawers; 1 know it couldn't have been me, for the blanks are loose-the others are in a clip." 'Anybody been in your dressing- room that you've heard of?" Tve had no visitors. But some- body has been in my room. Just at the loot of my dressing-table I found a cigarette and on the floor just by the door. I was clli'l'JlfS about that. I don't smoke, as you know; daren't, not with my trouble." "You didn't throw that cigarette end away?" Barbara demanded. "No I didn't. It's still there." "Lets have a look." , Resolutely Barbara walked out and along the passage to Hester Rogan's room, Hester following in her wake. Barbara's eyes roved swiftly across the floor. She stooped and lifted the cigarette she saw lying ai-ngside one oi the legs of the dreming-table. only palf or it had been smoked. and where it had lain the linoleum bore the mark of a burn. She examined the lettering on it, and her worst suspicion were confirmed. She knew the brand-an uncommon one-only too well....,..Peter Lessing smoked no other. Sol Her heart was like lead in her breast. She stood holding the cigarette and between her fingers as though it were a poisonous thing. Then she pitched it away with an expression of loathing. "The sklmki" she hissed softly between her teeth. "The rotten- hesrted alciink!" "she began to pace the room. "Therets something I have to tell you. Hester. First, that bullet would have killed me!"

"Darling! Don't let's think of that any more." ;"It would have killed me," Bar-

CHARUOTTETOWN

Pay-As-You-lie Basis For Old Age Pessleiis Is Announced

MONTEBELID. P. Q., May 18 - The alternative to the objection- able ieatures of the means test seems to be a universal plan to pro- vide old sge benefits of. equal amount to all Canadians. Barry L Guy said here today. '

Mr. Gay, retiring'president of the Canadian Life Insurance Of- ficers Association, made this state- ment in discuhing old age security in his presidential addrus to the Association's annual meeting. Financing of any old age bene- fits schune on a "psy-as-you-go" basis by contributions imposed on as broad and equitable a. scale as possible was essential, he said. said Mr. Guy:

”Theie is no financial magic. Large-scale expansion in govern- ment expenditures for all manner of benefits must be met through taxation on an increasing scale. with present rates of taxation and cost of living, it is difficult enough for the individual citizen to pro- vide his own financial security. Further increases in taxation to provide more benexits would make it that much more difficult. and could conceivably start a vici1 spiral making neceuary further and further increases in taxation to provide more and more benefits, so that ultimately all would lean on government and government would be in a position to provide real security for none."

story, that was enough."

"Why did you lie to me, dar- ling?" The question was asked in a quiet. calm voice.

" I loved him." Barbara spoke as

though no other explanation were necessary. "You. too." Hester murmured. "But knowing who he was, knowing his character, what he had been to me, what he had done to mei...." "I know. I know. I loved him." It was now Hester's turn to as- sume the role of comforter. Her ex. pression saddened as she saw the ot.her'l torment. "I think I under- stand. You were afraid-"

"I was afraid that if you once knew Leasing was really Jack shee- han.” Barbara interrupted, "lt would be the end of my romance." Her lips twisted into a. rueful smile. "Romance!" she repeated in con- tempt. She closed her eyes and re. sumed calmly:

To be continued

card of Thanks

John D. Melanie and Family wish to sincerely thank all kind

bars persisted. 1 "Well, you know how I have to titre at you at almost point blank

friends and ne-lghlbours who so valiantly worked to save their home from nre recently.

. IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory 0! Albert 3. size who passed away May 11th,

Resting where shadow: fall IIIPGHH.'tpe0ceyonwIltIIaII'

range." , "I know. Oh, you couldn't have

missed! Very clever work. Very clever work! ...... .. some time ago, Hester, you asked me about Peter Lessing. You said he reminded you mazingl of a man you once knew. You were so struck by the resemblance, in fact, that you ask- ed me if by any chance he had is scar on his right forearm. I told God will link our broken chain you no; he had no scar. But I lied as one by one we meet again. to you. He has."

Hester placed her hand quickly 1-0""!!! Remen” -:5 by 3'0 Wife d y.

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PAGE ELEVEN

Robin. Hood

44.41. 5;, ' . CAKE MIXES

CONTAIN NO EGG POWDER' YOUADDA4uds899 AND GET A BETTER CAKE

Higher Cakes, lighter Texture, Fresher Flavour!

Every housewife knows that fresh eggs help to make a home-baked cake high, light and Ens-textured. The same is true with a cake min The fresh egg that you add to Robin H Cake Mix makes a world of diferencei

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