FEBRUARY 20. 1953 o-30t&00&OO3

contractl Bridge

3, Jonphine Clubertaon

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rt mo following hand had oc- curred at rubber bridge; it would have been a virtual toss-up which 0; two lines of 9133' W 1156. 1711': at duplicate. one course had a dis- tinct adveniue. Souu: deaJer. Neither aide vulnerable.

AN OLD FlIIEND'S PERIL

In all you learn in Life's rough

opened the club queen, and then declnrer was given something of it

By Thornton W. Burgess '

eohml, Unicertainty you'll find the rule. e -Old Mother Nature.

This is true. The only thing that

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Tufly was scnrchiniz all about with

King Of The Royal Mounted

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PAGE SEVEN By Zane Grey

Match-point duplicate. problem. M three wble, south anyone can be certain of is un- gag played for me spade We to be on certainty. It is true everywhere you "he kcehest "f keeh eye” 1 E side, leading toward the klngfand 39- Ah "he Green F055” hhd 6”" Grouse in wan; about on son mow QQJ1095 , of course this maneuver met a sad Meadow 990919 khm” hm” hhe uh” where, but for their mawshoes QAK6 fate When West cashed two spade 15- It 15 the khowlhd-99 that keeps they would have to wade, and QAQ95 QJBS tricks. mam MW333 0h hhe Whtch 1”” wading is very, very tiresome. . 5 N 9 84 only one South chose the win- d"m3"- Mrs. Grouse was alone. Probablv .. V .743 w E 9 K862 ning line. After taking the opening Jump" "M H?" had been '95" Thunderer was somewhere near, JUST GMT 5LEEP...MI6HT . wuv, oooouewews. IT'S q,QJ 108 S Q9742 club lead in dummy. he cashed the lhg C0m'f0Yl-3513' Under 3 5hW' but he wasn't in sight. Right out A5 WELL REAR MAYBE 1 llM0TH59"WC9EEDV--sAN9 5 Ne and king of Lmmpsp than mmw covered hemlock bdugih. His. coat in the open she stopped, squatted CAN FWD somsnuue suzls WALKING! eursuys QKIOTZ the diamond ace on dummy's sec- W” ” Whhe 3,5 "he shhw h5eh' down, and took a snow bath just N THE UBRAW"' QAQJ10963 and club honor. Now he led the When he Md first Squat-ted lmd" as in summer she would "nave "f;”;L'3;'0? W" M” OA diamond queen through East. The lhht bhhghr hhe" hhh hm heeh taken a dust bath. . A SEL i 43 latter did not cooperate by play- ahitvvlghst hlhh 0; pmlglabdhhfefg Jumper glanced at Tuity whose 1, in uh 0,n erenear.ow,r our p. m. almost every table. South ,,lIfi..3ehlEmEg1,b”.t.sfi,, 131:l;S.d:dm3 front .or him stood Tufty the 3:1 Jlaasd 5:ei::e,m,,eh;ff;,l'h:f;a'3;

eachcd six hearts via. some such bidding as the following:

. ling the fourth round or diamonds. ”h91'e- Jumper knew i'hl5- he on his stomach inc l OMTY ONE WHO smith Wool North KIM South could then claim all 13 Whhhed '0 lump '3” hhh hm I” Every time Mrs. Glilllusebytulllllflllll ic-;;;lRTsi)LAiigrgl5&l 19 P3-'5 2 . P5” mCk3- ms me' but he knew thht '3” lh' her back. Tuitv cranvled ahead 1 COMING DOWN 4 9 PM! 5' P5-33 Since there was as much chance 5l'3'h'3 he mhved hhah bl? here.” little. When she turned towarli l THE Ml-l-' 69 PISS 93-” P389 that the diamond king was on side l90lhh3-m9'hbeT 04' hhe Cat hhhhy him, Tulfty would see her start to I

some Wests settled the matter ax npeillllg the ace of spades, After that. of course, the various Souths

spade. Successive diamond -plays followed, and when East continued his spade discarding. finally rut-

as mat the spade was fortunately placed. this dcclarer's plan was certainly superior. because, if it succeeded, it would produce all 13

follld virtually claim the contract. however. West

in other cases.

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YOUR KIDN EYS

The kidneys are very rleiieala or am, eaaily aioeiedsexperially la a cold. T eir duly i: lo fuller ilnpuniiu an exeeu acid: iron: the 5! en you line a cold-or any other ailment wluel: aeaiea added poison: in the ayataen-uln work in thrown upon you lid- neya. To help keep the kidney: in good order. to help clear your tyntem of exceu acids and ' om ca:-nod by cold: or other aihnente, uaa ': Kidney Pilll, Non-habil lonning,- any to take.

INIDV ION J CIAIIURY

Lynx, one of the hungry hunters Jumper most feared. Tufty didn't see him. Tutty didn't know he was

would see him. and few people can move more quickly than Tuity the Lynx. or his cousin, Yowler the Bobcat. The thing to do was to sit tight. Jumper did it. All the time it seemed to him that his heart was in his hhroat. Perhaps you have had that feeling. It' isn't pleasant. It is most uncornfortable and frightening.

Tufty was searching all about with the keenest of keen eyes. He looked straight at Jumper. It seem- ed to Jumper that he could actu- ally feel those fierce eyes looking straight at him. Now. as had often happened before, Jumper had rea- son to feel very. very tlhankzful that he had a white coat. Those fierce eyes seemed to look right izhrouiih him, but because that coat was white. and the snow white, and Jumper didn't move so much as a whisker, those eyes didn't see him at all.

Suddenly, Tuiity c-roudhed, He mirly' hugged 'tIhe snow. Even that stub of a. tail stopped twitching. His eyes were tixedion I. place some distance away. Jumper rolled his eyes so that he could look in the same direction. Just coming out from n thicket of small trees was an old friend. a friend whom Jumper had known ever since he was big enoudh to know anyone. It was Mrs. Grouse. She was still dressed in brown. It was more of H. srrarlsh brown than ln the sum- mer. but against the white snow

twitch that stub of a tail. He couldn't keep it still. Tufty began 1 to move. He was crawling alone i

turn, and would instantly becomcl perfectly still. Lying motionless there in the snow. he looked very much like 1! small log.

What should Jumper do? He wanted to warn Mrs. Grouse. He knew if he should slamp i-I danger

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Joe Palooka

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