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By Thornton run: PRIZE

gys goes the prize to skill:

Not ulw play! . part for good or

Iliance "L -()ld Mother Nature

U M. (hgL'rL't'l. islthe foundation ". iitil .i:l'.';i. if.2 siffl. hmfpli inioiidiiii: to set I Musk- Iriilriuiioi-. He has a liking for

1""”"' H0 Pd 5 nd two full- ””5k"”' Mm ilimilials iiviiis in Zmwu wung ulsi suddenl lost the Stlllltlv house. ek t H Y0 ld ,,.,.- zipjlcllte for Mus ra . becc u llJ.ll' mic, perhaps lmoihla 0091:; mmly not four. Now"! eB'a Rg r on his way dim" t0 9 lg we i

Aliliough the four Muskrats were in mg in the same house they were my living together. You see it was 2::

,. . iri-y ive ll . ritlliir two in the other side. lint-!i liiid private entrances. So, lllUilL'li they were close neighbors and frit-nris, the two families were qn:io independent. H

Viiw -lorry ginril illrsx.) Jetty lhad i -1 iii the imiing on a ong so long tiiat they felt as if thm owned -it. Of course they riirln't own it. It was just a feel- my The other two were strangers who had lost their home up the lii: Hirer, and had come down to tlw Hinlllilg Pool looking for a

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much that they decided to stay if

.llilii'y and Mrs. Jerry would agree

that they might.

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"Where did you get list?" sqiiririked Jerry Muskrat.

. Min (hill the house was practi- ..Ii,v finished and quite ready for iiniior the two young Muskrsts

lllll 8 little exploring. Jerry and i

HE'S Jerry were quite satisfied to Lin no farther than was necessary in ii-i fnnd, and this was not far at .H Caltnils anti rushes grew in :4 iii-i---liy place at the head of llw smiling Pool. In the latter grin ii-nter-lilies. They loved these iliiiiae. They were favorite foods. 'l'li--v nlo the roots and the stems. oiv (' in awhile they caught s Cray- ii-Ii. for they liked a bit of meat

OFF SC ULE?

Herek news for people who suffer needlessly from constipation

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rlin to insufficient bulk. Be sure You get the one and only All-Bran, K0”0Hg's. Famous for nearly 40 years as the original nsttid III- tive cereal. Let us prove to you that All-Bran with milk WI IIIVO You back on schedule wilt M days or double your many hi K""0lIlz's. London. Ontario.

W. Burgeu

in those days the pioneers chief concern was how to get a bit of cleared land ready for seeding in the least possible time. some form- ers cut down all the trees on I given iot,'plied them in I might)!

of some kind as a change. But mostly they lived on vegetables; and this was so near at hand that they never bothered to go any

i heap and burned them all together. Others dug out the small trees and piled these beside the giants to dry out for the "day of burn- ing." '

June and July were the months usually set aside for firing the great masses of brush and logs because then the leaves and

Pioneer Days in ,P. E.L .

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foot of their own crude had done its job, weeks and weeks to burn the green iogs.'l'heyhadtobstired time and again before they finally were reduced to ashes.

Once a patch of land was cleared the farmer ploughed among the lump: I plough, the share andcoulter being locked together. But the soil was so mellow that a mere scratching of the surface was sufficient to

JEMWJ

The Mount Herbert Woman's lin- stitute held their August meeting st in home of Mrs. Ralph Rsyntr. Minutes of last meeting was read and signed. Nine members and one former member answered roll call with a slug, say or pay penalty. Orders were taken for cans from the J. W. Windsor Co. Ltd. It was moved by Mrs. Kenneth Jenkins and seconded by Mrs. Errol Lund that our Institute buy a spring for the school door. Mrs. Kenneth Jenkins, Mrs. Ralph Raynor and Mrs. Winston Wood were appointed to meet and work with school if t Mrs. Errol, Lund agreed to be responsible for ordering school supplies. Mrs. Ralph Ray-

lsnd by this . Even when the an it still took

with a short-handled

farther than necessary.

It was different with the other two. They were young. They were eager to learn things. They wanted to know all about the surroundings along Laughing Brook, and out on the Green Meadows- around the Smiling Pool. So when there was no need of working on the new house they went exploring. The time they liked best for this was just after the Black Shadows start- ed creeping out from the Purple Hills. They felt safer then.

it happened that" one evening they were gone a long time from the Smiling Pool. They were gone so long that Jerry and Mrs. Jerry missed them and wondered if something had happened to them. But at long last, they came swimming out toward the house. One of them had something in his mouth. when he climbed out on the roof with it, Jerry's eyes open- ed very wide. That young Musk- rat had a prize. He had some- thing thnt Jerry was very fond of.

branches were quite dry and ready for the torch. A good axeman could clear about one acre in eight or nine days. After the trees were ten-foot lengths they were rolled together and piled on top of the brush. What a wanton destruction of fuel that was! No conservation measures were 'in force then. The folly of the axeman is much in evidence in our day when our forests are all little thought of future needs m':.'ht have made such a difference.

it was slow, heavy work for one pair of hands. and we are amazed how many farmers cleared every

ELMWOOD W. I.

The rci.;ulnr monthly meeting of Elmwoorl Wr:mcn's held at the home of Mrs- Waldren MacPhee on September 13th. The meeting npciied by singing the In-

sawed into

but depleted.

Institute was

prepare the land for seeding. When sown. a light wooden-tooth harrow was used to cover the seeds.

Of course. potatoes were the first crop. The spuds were planted in hills about two feet apart. The children of the family covered the sets and hoed them during the summer. When they were ready to be harvested the whole family joined in the task. Everybody enm- ed his board in pioneer days.

Yes. we owe a great debt of gratitude to our forefathers whose incessant toil made life easier fro

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incessant toil made life easier for

nor and Mrs. David Mutch are to work on music committee.

Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Arnold Burhoe on September 20. Roll call-article for evening auction) Meeting adjourn- ed. Members brought eatables and anvarlety lunch was enjoyed by a .

VENEZUELAN PEAK

.l-lighest.mountain in Venezuela, Plco Bolivar in Merlda state, cacltos l'i.4il feet,

By Josephin

CONTRKCT BRIDGE

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LONG after A tournament is over. certain hands will be dis- cussed ad iniinitum by experts

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pin)". the f”.'llDUB opponents would hat" ..--.:. themselves out of the tot. .ument then and there!)

but had not tasted for

of corn.

"Where did you squeaked Jerry Muskrat. Jerry really sounded excited. "Oh. I found it,"

get that?

Disease. Threatens Tompico. Mexico

stricken Tamplco Thursday a

in the wake of hurricane Hilda.

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chewing

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THIS IS A (MA!-AM.'.'1 ONE -WAV ROCKET r' TH' MOON, FOE-l)lC K.'.'

a long. long time. It was part of an car

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replied the young Muskrat, as he began to eat the corn.-And that was all the reply that Jerry could get from him. His own mouth water- ed as he watched the young Musk-

MEXICO CITY, (AP) - A dis- ease epidemic menaced flood-

the gulf port battled the ravages of therampaging Panuco river

most a third of the 110.000 pop- ulation. Two children have died and 100 more are reported crit-

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stitute Odo, followed by repeating the Mary Stewart Collect in uni-,, son. l

Roll call was answered by ten members with a cent for the size of your shoe which amounted to 63 cents. Two new members join- ed at this meeting. Tliere were sov- en Visitor's pros:-iit. lliiiules were read. ,

Sick committee i'cpn1'lcd lultlllg a treat to one. and a bill of 48 cents was presented and paid. The school committee reported some things needed for school, books and sci- ence kit. The committees were ap- pointed. School. Miss Rosaleen Cal- laghan; Program. Mrs. Joe Tiern- ey and Miss Rosaleen Callaghan. The correspondence was read and discussed. The cancer campaign,

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5 and the dental clinic bill were paid and rcccipt for same received. The. school children are to collect one end of the district for the Cancer campaign, Mrs. Wilfred Campbell

Collection was taken up and amourr nted to 31.45 cents. Members fees 70 cents. The program consisted oil two contests, which were won by Mrs. Eugene McQuillan, Miss Ros- aleen Callaghan, and Mrs. Nell, .Campbel1. The meeting was ad- journed and brought to a close by singing lGiid Save the Queen" Al lunch was served by the hostess.

MOHAMMED BESIGNS

KARACHI (Reuters) - Ghulam Mohammed, governor-general of Pakistan resigned Monday night becaus of ill health. He announ ed his resignation in a farewell broad- cast to the atlon two hours after being move from his official res- idence to his daughter's house in Karachi. Friends said be H ser- iously ill.

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who participated and--even more spiritediyeby other experts who merely heard about the outstand- ing deals Thst was the case with the following hand. played in s national team-of-four event.

Finally reaching is decision, South called for the ace of dis- monds and discarded his own jack of apldes. As he explained later. he would win out if either of two breaks came off if the heart jack

South, dealer dropped in two leads, or if the North-South vulnerable. heart suit broke 3-3. This combi- g 95 5 3 nation chance, he felt. was sub- '10-, , stantially better than playing for . A65 3 1 a finesse or drop in the spade suit gA -and as far as that went. South . lo a 7 4 . Q 2 yvas right. But he ended up in de- N eat.

J 6 3 2 9 5 :Q 109 W E :K J 8 7 4 We, of course. can see that g 7 2 S g 8 6 5 4 South could have captured the , queen of spades with the greatest C A K5 ease. but of course South was not Q A K Q 3 in our advantageous position. 0 ? With full allowance for that fact. 4- R Q J 10” 3 however, it is nevertheless true

where East-West were members of I famous foursome, and North-

monds-snd the declarer took fully three minutes to make a play. (If he had found the right

that south made the wrong "per- centage play." The best line wu to duck the opcnirg lead in dum-

This was the bidding at an table

The unofficial death toll in - - , i - south were vigtugu ,, st3r!.: my and ruff in the closed hand. northeast Mexico is 205. with :2?!.bg:s5,,g:d3,,(S:;:1n:0ugconig soum we” Ni": Eu! then to test the spades and hearts more expected when isolated scirm-o kit and Milli? hooks for tlr -2 p", 2 pass b.-V Wshlnt? ""3 A'K 9f mm 5""-5- SWHOHS TCPOTL - 5(-i,,,,.i. PMS 4: Pass If the heart JBCR dropped, good;

Dysenlery. which generally The next lilt'L'llllg uill be held 2i' 4 N1 pm 5, PM 0r if "'9 wad? Ween dr0PPed- stalks the victims of a major the home or1i,1.-5.309 Tierney, when S 7 . 9... pa," p,,',, Equally good; and if neither cud "wdi 5” bmkell 01" imonf-' roll call will be answered with a f9”- 59”” whim K9 W d"""'W Tsmpico's 80.000 homeless-ah dollar towards new science kn. West opened the ten of dia- with I. trump, discard his spade

jack on the diamond ace, and play for a heart break as the Inn! chance.

Our Boarding House Major Hoopla-

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