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”-Be smart, but do not try to show it

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Little Too-Smart was no longer ittle. He was almost as big as his

railed him Little Ton-Smart. He

By Thornton W. Burgess

had been the smartest of a rather large family and he had known that he was smart. He had liked to show off as very smart young folks often do. l He had been warned many times i not in be too smart for his own good. mom Mother Nam;-9, i but every now and men when there wae some one to see he would do something smart just to show off. He had been leave hnme. and start out in the Great World for himself.

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THE Cl-IARLOTTETOWN COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

REV. CORNELIUS PINEAU, S. J.

in a. lecture and films on his experiences in China

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Thursday, November 19th at 8:15 pm. The Public is Cordially Invited To Attend.

TONIGHT

Dancing O:30 to 12:30.

PHALANX CLUB

DANCE

of ROLLAWAY CLUB

Music By The Downiownors Admission 50:

This was his first autumn. All summer he had hunted Grasshop- pers and Mice. and in so doing had learned much of the art of hunt- ing. He had been smart enough

those he hunted. the easier it was to catch them. Now that he felt quite grown up he began looking for bigger game. so it was that he discovered Mrs. Quack and her fam- ily on their way to the Sunny South, and stopping over to rest and feed where the wild rice grew along the Big River. when he first saw those Ducks his mouth watered ac that he dribbled. y

”I've just got to have one at thoae birds," said he to himself. That is all they were to him. Just

of the and watch Mrs. Quack and her family feeding on the rice that had fallen in the mud out in the water. He had never seen Ducks feeding before. They would put their heads down. and it would look in if they

the water. had their heads under water they

enough to know this.

need do is- wait until one close to shore puts his head under water. Then I can get near enough to spring and catch him."

Now whenever the young Fox had seen those Ducks they had been on the water. He never had seen one of them fly. It didn't enter his head that they could fly. sometimes he saw them well out on the Big River. Sometimes they were feeding very close to shore in the wild rice which looked very much like brown broken-down rushee. And once, he discovered several of them aitting on the shore. one was standing on one leg. another was squatting down.

Little Too-Smart crept aiocng through the grass a little way back from the edge of tlhe bank. Those Ducks couldn't see him there. When he had crept what he thought was far enough, he tumed and orawled to the edge of

big birds. 80 he spent a lot of. time over on the shore of the Big - River. Creeping up to the edge- ' bank he would peep over ,

were standing on their heads in , Of course when they I

couldn't see him. He was smarty

"It is going to be easy to catch j one of those." thought he. "All I -

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T00 VOLUBLE

Even in the hlghent expert circles. the play of a bridge hand is rarely nducted in an atmos- phere of grim silence. but one thing is sure: no expert would be as injudicious in his chatter as West won in the following can:

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The auction proceeded smoothly up to North's bid of six clubs, but at that juncture south took time to consider further. When he eventually passed. West chuckled and said: "If you were wondering about your chance for a. grand slam, relax, because I double six clubs!"

5ouizh'a redouble followed an I matter of course. and when West opened ll. low diamond and the dummy was spread. south did not forget West's remark. Very obviou- ly. West's confidence could only be based on a holding of K-J-X in trumps. 50. South did not try to get out the trumps. He took the first trick in dummy, cashed his top hearts and ruffed a heart,

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