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spoon vanilla, 2 eggs (beaten), )5 eup sugar, '7 1. Heat together to boiling point mills, butter and cooked cereal. 2. Stir into mixture of beaten eggs, su ar, salt and vanilla. 3. Pour into greased custard cups. 4. Set in pan of ot water and bake until ﬁrm.

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' here when I’ expected Kay- Nothinl

_ Kay, where is she?" Kit demanded-

Throe For Egypt

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"No. I suppose not, now I corn?

11;, The girl said ‘Madame’. and 1 lumveﬂ w "l" conclusion that it was Key. Sh! said ‘Madame’ had not my ceblt though." ' Kit added.

“I'm aﬁeld 1 opened it. Kay was not there and I wanted- W

to think o!

{new when you were coming. She ,

herself asked me to do it"

able rude to you lust now. but ll was a shock to iind anybmly B!" personal meant." Kit laughed harshly.

"I understand absolutely, o! course. And you're terribly tired. I can see." '

"Am I? I suppose so. now I come to think of it." he sanls down upon the bench wearliy.

“You must have sonlethlng to eat and then go to bed. You'll lesl all right after a night's rest." Zende urged.

"Rest! I can't rest until I've seen

"I can't tell you that." zends answered with slow reluctance. "I'm sorry."

"Why not?"

"She made me prondse falthlully not to tell you. She wus—-afrald."

"Afraid? 0t me? You're talking mt!"

"Yes; you above all. Oh, don't you understand Kit? It's B8 I 501d you in London. Key followed this man out here because she vilanied to see him again, because she couldn't rest till she had."

"She doesn't even know that it's really her husband yet."

"She - hopes so." Zenda's voice tell to a whisper with this, her first direct mlstatement. All the rest had been those worst and most poisonous lies which are hall the truth. Now she realized that She had gone. loo far-for the moment.

“I doni believe it." Kit said doggedly. "And I won't till Kay tells me so_ herself. So you may as well let me know where she is, first as last, Because I intend to find out.”

"I can't. I swore l wouldn't." Zenda persisted. "Except that she's where he ls. where she wants to bel"

That last ugly stab went home. Kits face whitened. but he answer- cd deliberately.

“Then I'm going there toe. i! it's to the World's end."

“Monsieur Has Gone I"

For a long time, beyond ‘mid- night, into the small hours. Zenda Russell sat at her open window on the ground floor o1 the hotel, gazing out into the moonlight garden whersmhe had met and parted from Kit. _

A sense o! triumph filled her. for in the end. it appeared that her plans had succeeded, better even than she could have hoped.

At first the young man seemed obstlnstely determined to discover where Kay ‘whs. to see her sud hear he! story for himself. But he found Zenda's determination even strong- er than his own. He learnt nothing could not move her lrorn the pos-

AUGUITINI OOVI W. I.

T-hs March meeting o! the Al:- usttns Cove Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Edward Mac- Fadyen. Meeting opened by sing- ing Institute Ode followed by the Creed in unison. Roll cell was rsa-_ ded to by 18 masters. one new Minutes of last

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member joined.

Que pair of men's pyjamas were passed in. Two quilts were sold tor $3.00 each. Proceeds lrom oar- nlval $20.05. A blll of eooo was paid. $10.00 was given to the Gan- adian Appeal tor children.

It was decided that this Institute would adopt an Institute in Eng- land. Reports o! eosrmlttess were then heard and new ones appoint-

ed. . sick and Programme - Mrs. Willard Watnsn and Mrs. Harry

Lumlf - Mrs. My Outolllle. Mrs. Donald

heme Milli. Ell‘?! lhﬂlirllltl.

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Hewett and Mrs. Kenneth Cameron. _ Next meeting to be held at the

Mrs. Maelladven pot on an in-

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ltion she had adopted of a loyal friend, resolved to keep the secret entrusted to her.

The desperate misery in Kit/s eyes only hardened Zenda's deter- mination. since it increased the hatred she felt ior her rival. Why should Kay have the power to make him look like that when he cared nothing for the woman who in her opinion could give hum so much more?

But he should care: at the least he should feel hei- power; realize that she was not the washed-out nonentlty she seemed in the eyes of most peODle.

Already she had pulled the strings which made Kay eel‘. as she wished: she would do the same with Kit. And even while her resolve est more‘ iirmly. he gave in.

"All right." he rose as he spoke shrugging his shoulders and with something which Zenda felt was g kind o! grudglng admiration in his voice. "If you won't tell me, you won't. so I may as well be of; to bed. I'm too lagged to be {it company for anyone to-nlght."

"We'll talk things over aga'n to- morrow. Perhaps you won't feel I0 sore with me ihen." Zenda said gently. "You'll let me try to help you. won't you?" Alter all. that‘! Iwhy 1 came out here to help Y0“

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and Kay as well as 1 eouldz" ‘Thanks. I'm sure you mean well.» And you've helped me already - rnore than you know perhaps." Carson said as he turned sway. Those words returiied to Zenda’:

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withhold the secret of Kay's where- abouts from Kit and keep him in Oalro at all costs. Well. she "was doing so-sven at the hllh cost at honesty. truth and honour.

"But it's cheap too-if I get

told the mwn-snd the night de- yiantly. I

That long vigil made her sleep haavll ,and late when at last she went o bed. It was past ten o'clock when she woke and rang for coffee. Drinking it. zenda remembered with satisfaction that she possessed a powartul accomPlloe in the task ef keeping Kit Carson beside her. I-ls had told hdr last night that his money had barely sufficed to bring him out to Cairo: certainly It would carry hht no further. He was tled-bound-in zendrs power like Kay herself. and tor the lama

' n 1v llllll and again as she sat by the window. . Sh’ “l?!” ‘mmnﬂ’ l” u“ 5m She had vowed that she would '" ‘he ° m‘

him away from her in the end." she _

Zenda dressed and made up her lace carefully. painstakingly. In the end. towards noon it seemed to her that she had never looked so well in her life. There was colour in her cheeks, light in her eyes.

“I don't suppose Mr. Carson is down yet. He was terribly tired alter his journey."

" (T0 Be ‘Continuedl

NORTH PINETTE W. I. The March meeting of the North Plnette. W. l. met at the hrrne oi Mrs. Sam Buchanan with l3 mem-

call to be a penny tor your shes, \V. N. Ross and Mrs. size. Mrs. Lloyd Singleton t0 take‘ next penny unmounted to $1.00. Proilram Cccn- mittee for next month, Peggy Glllls and Mrs. Dan Ross. Program con- slated o! contest put on by Mrs.

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bera and five visitors present. Meet- ing opened with the Ode an! Roll call was answered by Irish Jokes. A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. W. N. Ross and Mrs. Mabel Maclhchern forthe use oi their home for Whists held in Feb- Becretary gave a report of Whists held. Plans were made ior a Bean Supper to be held at the home at Mrs. c. A. Morrison. School Com- mittee had no report. Sick com- mlttee handed in onebill for fruit. Next meeting is to be hell at the

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home of Mrs. .1. A. Ross. and ltell

SHANGHAI, Harsh O -(AP)- rnnauon broke all records in Chins today. lust a week alter United stain-relies measure; had been appual in u: major can. Despi:

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BASIN , ARIZONY, AND I'M CHECKIM’ UP om A COUPLE OF EXTRA TOUCaH 1.00am‘ cawaovs THAT JUGT SWAGGERED INF-ONE HAD YOUR 1 ADDRESS on H|M- -(HA-HA! ﬁrms is ED. DAVE, DOWN HERE AT TH’ FRElGHT YARDS» one OF THESE FELLERS LOOKS MIGHTY use YOUR WALTER!)

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