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By Isabel Garland

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Serena could not sleep. 'I'he bed was hard and her pillow was over- stufren and unyielding.

is waiting for you at the ham Paul. I wish you'd go into the mat- ter of the silo at once. The man is a perfect moron. You will have to keep after him every minute. I'll go with you to the door."

Serena dropped Paul's hand and sank back into her chair. After all, Paul had agreed to run the farm and couldn't really be play hookey the first day- The day stretched before her in hours and hours of monotony“?!

cident on the rch-could not for- get Mrs. Coms ck’s expression of contempt. What must she do-re- ' main silent or explain? What ex- 1 planation could she give except that

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room and the drawing room — and each one supported a. collection of brrc - a - urac. As Serena received her orders for the mornin . she realized that she need no have worried over how she was to

ass the time. It would ake the

tier part of the forenoon to dust the drawing room alone. there were the lamps to be

vasets to blemtaiéerzh to nae: gutler’: panr,po e. ewa cangea and the blooms replaced.

“You will find the flower garden out behind the house. Serena.” said Mrs. Comstoclr. seated at he: desk in her room. "I hope you have some talent for floral ar- ran merit. Estelle is impossible an Leona is worse. I myself haven't the time. Cut long stems. please, and not too many in each vase. When you've attended to that, you might joi Estelle and ilgeorlila in the upstairs work. That

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Serena lingered in the doorway. The tone was obviously dismissal,

away-that she was not to blame. And yet. the woman's thin lips had smiled so strangely when she later bade her a formal good night.

Dawn was approaching before Serena finally slumbered . . .

She awoke to find Paul gone and the room blazing with sunshine. A glance at the clock made her leap from the bed and start flinging on her clothes. She waived all the min- or details of her morning toilette. fearful lest her mother-irr-law would be annoyed by her tardiness in reaching the breakfast table.

Racing downstairs, she was breathless as she entered the break- fast room, Mrs. Comstock, erect and trim in a black silk dras. sat at the head of the table, pouring cofX-ze from a silver pot. Paul slouched in his chair opposite her. A middle- aged woman, in a gray uniform that repeated the grayness of her hair and face, was passing scramb-

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household is disorganized when any of its members are thoughtless. Will you have your coffee now?"

“Yes, please." Serena felt anger surging within her, but Poul.

were clenched, but she head high. “I don't know what ycu thought when you came out on the porch last night, but——"

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"You have had more than your share, Paul,” his mother said. “One egg apiece is all that we allow our- selves for breakfast."

“You may have mine, Poul." Ser- ent put in. "I'm not hungry."

‘Mrs. Comstock locked at her with disapproval. "No. Serena. My child- rcn were brought up to eat what- ever‘ was set before thcm."

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Serena lifted her coffee cup.

"You are unjust. Mrs. Comstock. What happened was not my fault. I was very unhappy about it."

Mrs. Comstock laughed shortly. “My dear Serena. a woman has it in izer power to provoke or dis- courage such a situation. I antici- pated some such denounemcnt when I saw Chadwick monopolizing you at dinner. when he offered him- self as your companion of the eve- riing as well, 1 was sure of it." She fixed her narrowed, unrelenting eyes on the girl's "You are very pretty.

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had no power in their limbs. They were not allowed to go into the warmJr of the hotel till they had exercisiedhalgd fasgd their legs and s nc , nc.

aryrlx snowflzyke is weak in itself." says a writer in my old School Reader, "but in multitudes it is omnipotent. This: terrible crystals have stayed the marches of con- quercrs and broken the strength of empires." Now that the war corres- pondent; have sEen what North- umbrfan snow can do, they will agree that the above quotation is not an over-statement.

The Anvil Epitaph.

Letters like the following 8P9 one of the rewards that now and then come my WHY: 1?- 15 11'°11'1 Bedeque and is much appmjuted- expected 1h eastern Canada, al- “Dear Alflwll." it rum. Y0"! though they have been runnin Newsy Notes in The Guardian are lower than last year. In the 3 very interestlns to me as I have weeks already elapsed hog market- been a lifelong student of nature. 1M5 1n 885mm Canada were down

However it is your recent refer- 13 per “m. enco w “Old 1379111119115’ m" h“ On the theme of heavier hogs, prompted me to write you this the board said average dressed note. You may be inwmted 11° weight of all hogs slaughtered by know that the Anvil Epitaph which expomng packers m the week you wrote may be W911 111 51" 5,11‘ ended April 25 was 159.8 pounds, drews churchyard. Qlrotleyfieldaso about seven pound: huh" than 1111991115 °11 11 mmbsmne i“ "3’ last year. This represented the North Bedeque Cemetery which is bond and about 900000 panda near where the Dunk River de- mo" bum’, ‘m, 8mm‘ r we“

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ormawA. May 13 - (CPI-An estimated 35-per-cent increase in 1108 marketings will be necessary in_ the next 21 weeks compared with the same period last year ii’ Canada. is to fulfill her contractual obligation to ship 600,000,000 pounds of bacon to Britain in 1941-42 and the full allowance for domestic consumption is used, the bacon board announced today. It will be "close figuring at ' the board said. to supply the contracted amount by next October. It urged the public to restrict consumption of pork pro- ducts and producers to assure every market hog "is up to good weight" before being marketed. In the 21 weeks the contract has to run. higher rnarlretings are

. kllirn.‘ he" said ’lll'l Prttcd shoulder. "The Merry Farmer's about to buckle down to the plouchshrrre. See vru at luncl‘. Fcrrsna cwuzhi hol". of his hunt‘ “Where are you going. darling? Can't vou do it. later? We ourht to drive down to the village and syn

abnrr‘ our" trunks--“ “Thurber will ririvc you in th" Cnmsirr-k

soon such profusion of bloom. Great waves of russct chrysanthemums bent their ragged heads under the wind. Asters. shading from palcst pink to royal purple. tangled them- selves in a swath of color. Zinnias. stiffly respendent. tiger-lillies, gold- en rod clamored for attention.

Her arms heaped high, she turn- ed back toward the house and catching sight of its gray bulk rearing skyward. she felt its chill.

“Abandon hope all ve who enter here." In spite of the flocd.ng warmth of sunlight, Serena remem- bered and shivered. . . .

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The funeral which was largely attended was held at St. simon and St. Jude Church on Saturday, April 11th. at i0 o'clock where Solemn High Mass was celebrated by Reverend John A MacDonald assisted by Rev. Patrick Walsh as ‘genacglrlib-greigcogcv. William Simp- 1n a row “hey say 19414 beilng 13g;

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MAKE YOUR WORK EASIER

Do make up your mind if ou are doing part or whole-t a war-work, to cut yc-ur housework down to the minimum. Put, away brass. copper- and silver ornaments for the duration to save constant cleaning. If tire rccm locks bare,

few right pottery things can

e their place, they don't need lookin after. If you have a spare room the house that isn't being used, ‘put into it all the furniture

rooms are overcrowded with things all or which require dusting and polishing and shifting around. Enamel all brass taps in bxthrofm and kitchen to save cleaning. en- amel brass stair rods to match or contrast with the sfar-crrpet. When washing up after a men. lay the table for the next, one the clean dishes, it saves puttin

them away and taking them ou

again and a sheet of newspaper or an old sheet spread over them keeps the d/ust off,

“shill, but is a woolly, clinging sub- stance that soon slows up the wheels. The party, however, drove thirty miles till the bus stuck solid with the snow up to the windows Some of the passengers Jumped out, thinking they could push but in- stead they had to be helped back into the bus.

The tanks gave up the idea of testing, and tvro of them came back on the road where the bus was stranded. One of them hauled the

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is “the backbone of England". The tanks were tken out for a gruelling test before fixing them up for the Army, and I judge it was the run- Lrlgg gear that got the most test-

There was a London War Corres- ndent up in the North at the imre. and not knowing the temper of our bleak moorlands, he man- aged to persuade a bunch of re- rters, 33 strong, to go out with im to see the test. They hired a "coach" (or bus). and started out. As they left town~the censor has struck out its name-it began to snow. Influenced by the Gulf Stream. the snow in the British Isles is very unlike our crisp hard

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bus out of the drift, and its oom- mander, a captain, told the 0c- cupants: “Well. gentlemen. another two hours and this coach Will be covered up. 1f you stay it would take three days to get help to you if this weather holds. I can take you back on my two tanks. but it will be the worst thing you have ever known. You'll Just have to lie on top, hang on to anything you can find, and hope for the best." The wind was enough to halt the men but they reached the tanks and climbed aboard, 17 men to each tank. All lay; down for there was nothing to ta e hold of. and tanks, with the snow up to the top or the tracks or threads, at 8 prnh.

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Trustin long confinue to be published in The Guardian. I am, sincerely Yours, J. Harrison MacFarlane."

It was Julius Caesar who first remarked the custom of the Britons of his time, who being Belgic colon- ists, gave the names of their old homes to the places where iliey settled in Britain. That custom has come down through the ages. and is particularly noticeable in our own Island. It is doubly interestinB learn from Mr. MacFarlanea letter. that our people brought their epitaphs tool The Bhotleyfield epit- "P" t." arm" 11:11. om"; a e eque ep p ow an