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UARY 27. 1952 FEBR THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN - PAGE SEVEN

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MRS. TOMMY I5 LUCKY

nu naught (or granted lest 1! mill mm out to be another way. -Tommy Tit.

'1' mm! Tit and Mrs Tommy had g1lle:ex:val::;riutth:gdwatyregnemngilgatvc T K 6 3 '-

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.-llscovered that e birdhouse they may no .1”; j5leep' ma me next :K J 10 9 7- JOE PALOOKA

liad occupied the DTGWOUS Sprlnll. they are wide awake. It is necess- I 4”; 10 4 2 . ' g "smy" V 7 V

ind which they Md thought 10 a.ry that they should waken quickly . 9 5 4 2 . 10 3 7 1 i ' ' I

nest in again this coming spring, like that. 1; may be me duterence ' J 10 9 -I N . A Q 5 . ; KEEP THE FILM ON THE SEAT WlTH IBM BEN ABOUS PLANE WVLL BE AT THE ;A WI-iEW,'5 IT'S A TOUGH

, be," used ,5 ., 5u,,em,,,,e 1,, betwee me I, d deam A 6 4 3 - voumnaaiiv:-iemems HAVE BEEN MADE TUNIS AIRPORT. you LL es IN DANGER ASSIGNMENT.”-l0PE as

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W md Mrs Timmy the my in 5 J 7 3 FORV I EDIA E RAMS ERTO , FROM THAT POINT ou. HERE ARE G515 Tuizoucm.

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lIlK- The” they fmmd that Timmy were the voices of Tommy Tit and A A Q -7 ' ; l TLATE GOOD LUCK,

and Mrs. Timmy were living in M". Tommy. .1 wou1dn.t'.. mm 9K 54 3, ' Anemioou . A

1, very next house, and that was Q Q 8 2 AT

Q5; "mm upscmng' They had 3 T?:1!a1uyi:o?l.ldn't what?" asked Mrs. T A 9 5

Wmbble with Tmmy and: Mrs" . Tommy. Just as if she didn't know. . Tho bidding: ' ' ;. T'mm'V' It 3:3 L,;T,?,T.,s us: "Im gomg to clean this house out "I wouldn't go in there," said .SollNI West North East plexanzmsquunpiefianiq for every anyway," momd Mrs" T”"""V' Tommy 'With those Squirrels such '1NT PW -TNT P5” l wa s --.-j-------: ' , , 'i body except the ones. sqLmhhl- mw and W to clean this house near neighbors, we dont uant this Pass Pass 5 me. some folks really do CHJOV . ,, y . I mm” alnylmwl I Since North had no support for ' ;.quabbliiii:. Anyway. they SPNIT lo. Out iiilflm lfillled T1mmY- '1f 1 am "I don't care. I'm going to clean hearts End inadequate support, if

Fiiially Tommi! End MFS- Tommy here In 1”” 5 5W9 to "WV P91'hi1DS iliise house out anyway." reloliled a. four.-card spade suii, even it

flew away and Timmy Mid MP5. I,”” Wtch W9 M '-h""' I would' MP5. T0mmY- South happened in liold tliosc

Timmy Went back 1030 their house "” "?f,”d " um” ”e5h me” x” "Supposing one of them should spades. he jumped straight to

to Sleep "19 795'? 01 the days dmn” be awake and come over here and three notriimp on the reasonable HENRY i

That night they picked up the acorns and nuts that Mrs. Tommy Tit had pulled out of their store- house. They put them back insidc and added a. few more. when at break of day it was time for them to go home and to bed. Timmy declared he was going to stay in the storehouse that day.

"What for?" asked Mrs. Timmy.

"Tliosc Birds will be back tonior-

By Thornton W. Burgess

So Mrs. Timmy went back home in the next house and to sleep. Timmy curled up in the storehouse and wont to sleep. Now Timmy, like most at the Green Forest folk, is a light sleeper. Jolly round bright Mr. Sun had just began his daily climb up the blue, blue sky when Timmy was awakened by the sound of some one landing on the little perch just outside the door.

lliouinnlic In E Arllirilic Pains l

lQyou are Iuffering from arthritis. rheumatism, sciatica or ncurius. you may now hope to get fat relief from pain and " ' .. Thousands and

h d of men and women re :1 they now enioy long-luiln relief- dunks to DOLCIN ubieu. ct DOL- CIN from your druggist today.

Ion-hm: Product for oiciii --w - -- M Arthritis, Ihnnnluo 0

Instantly, he was wide awake.

catch you at it," said Tommy. "They won't. you know as well as I do that they sleep through the day. We can do what we please here without any danger from them." declared Mrs. Tommy.

"I wouldn't be too sure of that." said Tommy. "My clear. it never pays to take things for granted." "Pooh!" said Mrs. Tommy. "I'm not afraid it you are. We can't live in this house because of those

at-co-c-es-m-s4mw.sQsg..q contract Bridge

a By Josephine Culbertson O wy&-eyseoa-eaovewysiasw SOMETIMES. SPEED IS ESSENTIAL

Good deiense is usually a mat. ter 0! figuring out the likely pos- ition oi key cards and distribut- ions and acting ncordlngiy. but there are some plays which. to be truly eiiective. must be made with- out ihe slightest liesiintion. Con- sider the following case:

i South denier. - Both sides vulnerable.

hope that his diamond suit could be brought home.

West made his normal opening. the heart jack. and when the duin- my appearcd. East gavc long thought to the situ.-iiion - then played his heart queen. East's hud- die inspired the saine action on South's part. and the result was that South hold up his lierirt king! That was the key pliiy or the Land. New East could do no better than

KING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED

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for a storehouse either. We'll just P , 1 I N, t 1 claim it out as last as they fill it l-9" W5 ” mm” 9 V W” "3" u " Eastls play of the heart oueen

--Did you say "we?" agked Tom- on his partner's jack was excellent my Tu, - but this was the sort of play

"1 may but if ynu won"; hm, me. that had to 'lJeA made without 111 do it money decim-ed M,-5. thought or hesitation! It was fatal Tommy. to "tip South off” to the fact that

Mrs, Tommy had turned her East was doing something unusual. back to the doorway as she gag on If East had put in the heart oueen the mile perch just in front 0; automatically. South would have lg she was aim”: within reach had to fear that a hold up of the of Timmyy very. Very carefully he king would result in tlieyloss or moved 3. little nearer and a little that midi be-mnd q”95”””- 1” nearer to me doorway. He med to would win llie first trick and hope make no sound whawver, perhaps that the adverse lic:irLs were de- lie did it without knowing it. or Vided 4'4- iierhaps Mrs. Tommy imagined shr- heard something behind her. Any-

way. she started to fly. The small Squirrel saw that she was going to do. and jumped for her lust as she left the perch. He caught her

by the tail, and they tumbled to COITEE

. to lay down the ace and another -Y. Squirrels. Im just going to Show heart. South won with the icing .....

I d' WHEN you an, th th t in 't thi ii " ”McouG" em a W can use 8 ouse and knocked out the diamond ace, COO

when other cough drops foil, GET II". 3-WAY RENE” T. Eon dry llironnicklo 2. Soollio lrritoiod momlavnnu 3. Help loosen clinging threat

the ground. Mrs. Tommy was lucky J Timm.V's teeth cosed on one of the tail feathers instead of on the

sulmanru ..co 6 gllzolef tail! 'I;iiat lfgatliier pulledi H F I U M STILL 0 Team. as ll ee . she was. .- ii-nvs rori SMITH BROTHERS onors ONLY :1: eifuzigy Bird and Tommy 'm toldl i l p POGO K ' By Walt Kelly TIPPY AND "CAP" STUBS

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--AN' MRBUDGE is BRiN:;iN' His Tuxeoo OVER FOR ME To see! ISN'T IT WONDERFUL --Hes BEEZPASKED

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