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GOLD AT MARSHFIELD

‘I When the news spread that a

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handful of gold coins had been found on the beach at ltlarshfield,

I great excitement ensued. Tall tales

went speeding around the settle- ment-tales of enormous ,wealth Ilying buried, which could be glean-

. ‘ed for the price of adventure and a

ilittle digging.

Mr. W., a young fellow with n taste for adventure, and a group of Ilocal people hurried to Marshfield to try their luck at uncovering the treasure. -

Locating the exact spot where the

.coifis had been picked up, a tent

kindled. Some of the group spent the en- ‘Itire night cutting firewood while the cook, John Lathers, prepared ‘the evening meal of bacon, bread

' _i and means.

l The mosquitoes tortured them

‘till their faces and hands swelled ,. . .out of shape. hitching flesh, which almost drovc

They tore at their them into a frenzy.

Next morning shovels and pick- axes were brought into play and the task of unearthing the slip- ‘posed treasure got under way in

Ircal earnest . By evening quite a

' Ilarge excavation had been made.

ihut as yet no treasure had come to light. I That niglrt an Indian was seen stinking about their camp; and fear- Iing he was trying to steal their imeager rations, one of’ the party ishot him. In the morning the body iwas buried where it lay; and all _took a solemn oath never to say a Iword about the shooting incident to anyone.

After the burial the men went hack to the pit and resumed work, as though nothing of importance

Ellen 's Diary

By nu Inland Farmer's Wife

today for us at Alder-lea.

setts Institute of Technology, Boston, doubtless before a tllgguished audience of

we listened, th fated plane who set out for there from another state, and went in- stead to their deaths. James in his old armchair and l curled on the couch beside the radio missed no word, and yet it is difficult to as- isimilale all in‘ passing.

I It is pleasant to know that in ‘spite of added years, Mr. Chur- chill's \'oice has lost little of its war-time vigor and inspiration. "War is not inevitable," he said rc- viewing the past and looking into the future, an(l he gave crttlit to ithe atomic bomb as its "deterrent." ‘As always he stressed the ideals of jchristianity for good living; a life- jtime he described as: a man "is ihorn, grows, blooms and dies" and ‘he put mankind which alone has the. power to reach "sublime heights"—-and human nature, ahove all science. lt was good to hear again this man whose name is ad- mired and respected in out" time and of whom coming generations shall read in history as among the great- est Prime Ministers of England of all time—one who led the Common- wealth and her Allies through the terrors of unprecedented warfare, who inspired and urged them to extraordinary efforts-and smiled grimly in the darkest hours, and planned, and we suspect prayed, and found the faith to lead to vic- tory. O I I

March, month of Winter and Spring, is leaving farm-folks pre- sently in a quiet night. We recall

though not unkindly, the wintry storms of the month, which for a time isolated farmsteads, for we re- membe as well, how enjoyable

There have been nice happenings One much enjoyed has been Mr. Chur- chill's speech before the Massachu-

in dis- scientists and educationists. We recalled as couples in an ill-

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Q. How can I keep plaster of Paris from drying too I351?

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_Q. How should feather pillows be aired?

A. Dn not sun feather pillows i as the heat brings out the oil of i the feathers. Instead, hang them on I the line on a windy day so the sir i can penetrate. Q. How can I kill the odor of i perspiration? A. The odorof perspiration can be killed by bathing with a solution

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DEAR DOROTHY DIX: What does a man get out of marriage? It is easy to see what a woman gets out of it. She gets her living. Her husband is her meal ticket. Taking it by and large. marriage is the but vocation a woman can follow, and the one in which she can .get by with the least talent and with the smallest expenditure of effort. .

Bu! wit" 11°" R min Bet: out of marriage that gives him a run for his money? He loses his freedom, His wife takes possession of his pocketbook and the". after he is nothing but a bill-payer, slaving for land- lords and grocers and mililners and beauty shops His bride's “Md”! 31V" him dYBPQDsIa. and he spends the K of his life walking on eggs to avoid trampling on her pet re- JUGICBS and opinions. So I say, what does a man p

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If members of your family like hot biscuits and muffins for breakfast, it is s. good idea. to mix them the night. before and let them stand in the refrigerator over night. Then they may tie-placed in their pans ln the morning and no time will be

lost. While Linen Shades

Clean white linen shades by using equal parts of flour and borax. The shade should be laid out. flat and the dry mixture rubbed on with a clean cloth.

Br: Mo» Be sure to use only enough oil on the dry mop to‘ca.t4:h the dust. If

the mop is too oily, it will cause the floor to attract dust.

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Q. Would it be all right for s girl to send s birthday card to a man with whom she works, the re- lations being friendly, but never hlvlng been out with this man’!

A. Yes. The purpose of birthday cards is to extend greetings to friends.

Q. When a. girl introduces a young man to another girl. isn't it tactics: for this second girl to say. "I mm glad to know you. Jane has talked so much about you”?

A. Yes; nothing could be more tmtless or cmbsrrassing. should asparagus be eaten‘!

A. With the fork, the part which is not easily broken off with the fork being left on the plate.

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A Wlu Inter Rabbi! I know thought of this wonderful “Easter Egg” pres- cut for young folk! . . . a Savings Account at the BANK OF MONT- REAL will be a real “Easter nest egg" for them. And they'll be proud as punch to think. they have money of their very own m the Bof M. Add to their account every Easter . . . and Christmastime, tool It's the nic- est. way I know to teach them the savings habitl And then you might lake them visiting to “My Bank". They'll really enjoy it. Just as you enjoy your visits to the Bof M. The friendly, helpful people on the coun- ter will be glad to help you opeu Savings Accounts for your children . . . so _why not open that. {Easter Account” nowff

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with TEA-BISK. Wonderful Tea- biscilito you've ever tasted . . . and Just add milk or water, then other Tea-Bisk taste-treats, t6oi_._. . . . . all so easy to make and delicious on every Tea-Bis]: package!

The Smell Fry and the grown-ups in your family will agree that. this is a scrumptious diehl So smo-o-oth and tasty and so, very easy to prepare . . . delicious 5 Minute »“ C R. E A M 0 F WHEAT" will be s family favour- ite in your home. So if you haven't already had the pleasure-try lil- soonl It's so QOOd-dl) good for chil- . dren and grown-UP! alike’. For 5 l Minute “Cream of Whélli’ 11911111115 blood-enriching Iron . . . and it vw- t vides extra Calcium and Phosphorus : for dlets deficient in these elemental . That's why so many mother! Put I “Cream of Wheat" at the top of

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' Do You Want Tosh Perfection In Apple lulu? Then ask your grocer for Section Gold Brmdl ...It’| Ibo “gold ltmdsrd.” apple luios mule from" Nova. Scotiu famed Annapolis Valley Apples . . . apples , carefully selected ss to vsrietyand _ . - blended to give . . . flavour perfec- tlonl ‘There's no doubt about. it-SCOTTAN GOLD o“ cm pflk APPLE JUICE is exactly as you like it! You'll find il ilk _ _ _ so in three difiercnl; sizes-the essy-to-cslry 20-ouncp-thg - the convenient AS-ounoo family sue-and the large. econ- omy ‘IOS-puneo can. So nby not order Scotisn Gold Apple Juice today? . . . chill it in your refrigerator and llcrve ill: for ‘breakfast tomorrow! You'll agree-it's do- lciculo ' -‘

Have You A " Dqsurl Hungry" hmily? Mostlfsmilies love desserts and it does seem hard sometimes to think of new ones every evening and still balance that “bugbear” - Ifour Budget! So I know ou'll like this economical, delicious BENSOFVS C0 STARCH recipe: E ‘ 1 baked ast oh ll (w?! 2 cups Raider: milk - 3 (l-oz. s uuas grated unsweetn ened c ocoiste i’; cup Crown Brand Com Syn» g cup white sugar Scnid milk tn top of double boiler over When chocolate is melted odd corn u‘ to milk: add to hot cook, stirring constantly. unt and ck. Cove: 10 minutes. Add well-beaten cg yolks and. cool: trom heat. add butter and van in. Best: unttl creamy. Pour in shell and Up with meringue prepared flan the W10 GI! Whites remaining

No Ono's Ivor Tried To Take An “Opinion loll" on how much bsblet hke HEINZ BABY FOODS for babies aren't. very talk- ative. Bub I'm sure ou'll be able to tell from the‘ on‘ pression on your ba y's face-that he thinks they're fiiscrum t£oui_"l,dsM%tberlwalld d ‘ m, toomrecomzfind: ‘ eiiizsyo.ssy lo-eyk-eustft for tiny tummies. Meat. veggtable: and du-I serts cooked to baby-ready digestibility in Heinsspotles kitchens. Buy them st. your dealer's in the convenient b ounce tin that's vacuum-sealed to assure flavour f. sllnessl Th _' every ollo 0f than; backed. by the famous Heinz reputation for 'A Spring 8on1 i

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W)»; Win Mother is she yllo enao interest in the kitchen . . . and who _ y JELL-O gelly powders offer a wmuiorlul Ogptiftllhlhy for’ I» such occasions, for it's so easy to make Jell- salads. And what a grand assortment. of flavours there are for her to choose from . . . Jell-O's seven, delicious “look- fid-in” llilsvoursl-Sérawbenl-y, gupben-ynbChel-iry Ofrulgley, ~ ' inea e. tier lneln ero e am _ o wiéiTzgloyullieetffni-csh-tastillipg fllVOlllvllld sparkling perfection of ioonomloobi

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§il'm“i'£fii9§“i"iIlli’6ui'tl§h Eifliifcrs m: rqon. COLOURS nowi Here are just a few Easter su cations; for that gals meslz- Add p few drops of Shin‘ 's Fruit- Fliwouriug for any fnlit missing from your fruit cup ~- . and tint t e juice with one of Bhirnfib Food Colours. Make ' ' little Esstercakes with gsyly coloured 1cm _ _— llsv_ _

with Peppermint, Orange, Lime sudpther tantalising and de clous Sbirrlflb flavours. And for the most decorative touch of all — colourjiaetor Eggs with Shiirilfs Food. Colours and put them in l. little. basket. in the center- of your dinner-table. It; will look like the Easter Bunny hi! paid l WWI special visit to your house . . . and OOIUIIHII‘ w’ E80! ll lwll m‘

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