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l ' A i . NINE ' AUGUST 24, 1951 K y "H y I H u my THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN , . - -- V "A615

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, , Now couple: can plan to have chil- ' , i '”””3” drenwhenthoywanttli'cm,.bl);lI:'IlI; no INSURANCE ple 3:”: .... acru - Nurlh-South bid well in reach ln September Reade 's.DigeIt. ,1. sum contra-ct in today's dealt Dr. Morris Fishbein explains how ml the clcclarer neglected to ”takel and why this new method works. . Vii insurance" against I bad suit-i 1'1-,9;-c are only about two day: my -I-ham," wp urn") llcflk. each month when apwoman can con- ceive a child; Dt..FWhkln tells how '1'!!! PLEASANT STRANGEE the great majority of woman can ..... m den," learn when rhodv .c-::c.elivet by gfzv-'4!re the tongues too smoothly ....n -- -roticir aiy om--'0 Neither side vulnerable. ::';ll:;3e:w”” Last they be oiled with gross de- Geg yaurseptember Reader's l3i- Celt- gegt today: 46 articles of lasting mold MOUNT NMUTI interest. condensed from leading . .1” magazines, current books. pliittle Stripes. the very small 011581 :m. Chipmunk starting out in ,thc ,, glreatqworld to make a. place for msei. was wish-ing very hard by employing this tactic if he holds that he could mid M5 Way back .3 'nu-idrecls of similar hands! I;':":eih'7”:" "DW 599:19t;1u:l0 blzlm W A . . a c ome w era 2 en Cal gfdmtgedllsllfigjiv cizlitlk. born was the safest and most won- IK. . H0 mun.L.d one spade ;d-ierfulpphlace in all the Great World. 1 H "W ' V ' . . : c wis cd that he hadn't left if.-:.?...'.2”:.Jil' I.il.?- 'SfI?i2i”'.'.iYi”.?.fZ. h”"”- N” he hadl"'”'he1”-Hdea ' " i "' where that heome was. It was un-

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the total was sat.isi'nr:torv he won i : I t 5-,,um wont North Inst I: limb M u d I. .-1 der the old stonewall on the edge t I SN-F .1. GNT PEAS M” mm ilacii; ggwvn -5:2”: gialxong of the Old Orchard. and this He had climbed up on sump .. i it

Pass P39 y fl 3.0 5;-wk was most 3". was really only 3 mile Way tmm 'S':':-tr-1S. ”

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P). mg Um mew was nothing lgvlltei-let he.lxk'lziLs in the Green For-est. thoughts dofi xiyeag. p W Wmemmg p ; )3 ,, 3' "hi S'olllli crillld 'du about it-. to save bgenlonnulg omjuslrgs Pail Ghawa cfy 131319 aw Sn-kdH(. Iliad never l I ' V; . W491 in i1llsil.VVllr 1, e: if hisf - E 9'51” 9 "33 ' 3 . t '.. . l l l l ' " ”.""--m M... .. wmmm Mb-n...,l Fh'l?):. how”: Lia" glilbtfrmbs Eggs, World as far as he was concerned. seen quite such a lovcil ttoloi be; p t . 1:1 I VT:,”;m”".-v:c . on to .x..L.m.,p.L Hm mt” solved the discardmg It was not a great while since fore. At first. that is all 1 vlas, ...U 7,...-n.....

. lll3I'l2()FCl :lii'. i lliilkiil has laid. No.11". imagination in leaping to six notrilmvp. not

up one spud: and two hearts. it goes without saying that South ran up against an extra- ” H . . ordinary break in diamonds but " m,mnClf,1d”'? 05?? it X3 in just such hands as, this ”u) D11? objgdtito that an expert proves his pmettle K'),m”;) "nruhw an t-- or. to put it more explicity, his t i ii ” lCIlj)Ilt'il,V for lakingicare. South . . - ldn'l. win more than 12 tricks :l of the in required for lh-.5 i0” y . . la to be :L”d.El.,.”:;?.:i”:i1.”i5?:"2:ialff:e i.ul'o1(-rl that South will "go broki" iuick? observe the drastic effect of this "generosity." With the first tinck ronccdcd to West and with .. , the diamond break soon reveal- Omll (ll 1”" ml. sen what the lead of South's

Elvin; clubs would then do to poor 33 . Sunday. August 26th

For Duck Dinner BROIGHIAL GOIIGII

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already he had learned more than no had learned in all his short life before. You see. until he left home he never had seen any one outside his own tamlly. He hadn't even known enough to be afraid. But he was afraid now. Yes, sir, he was afraid now. He had learn- ed that not every one he met could be trusted. and that is a sad thing to learn. So now when- ever he met some one he had never met before, he was dis- trustfui. He- was suspicious. It isn't YILCE to be distrustful and suspicious. it is too bad that this over is necessary. But it is necess- ary, cspccially among the furred and feathered follk. The smaller they are the more necessary it is that they be distrustful and sus- picious. They just can't afford not to be. You see, always there are hungry folk looking for them. and to mistake one of these for a friend is always just too bad.

Little Stripes had stopped to rest. He had climbed up on a stump. He liked to be of! the ground. He could see bcttcr and farther when he was up on some- thing. Being so very small he could see only a very little way when he was on the ground. a very little?

: had been lmhb-Mn easily mmugh by giving Little Stri 5 had left home. but lovely color. Then as he looked it

moved. Because it moved he knew that it must be alive. Right away he was suspicious. Not for an in- slant did he take his eyes from that moving spot of red.

In a few minutes there stepped

out into a little open place a com-l

picte atmligrsr and the slrangel' was WP9l'iFi,'.' a red coal. it was cvcn more red than the coat of Chatterer the Red Squirrel whom Little Sti-ipes'had already met. Never had he dreamed that there could be such a big person as this stranger. You or I wouldn't have thought him 12.3,. but to the Little Chipmunk he was a giant. And compared to this very small

member of the Squirrel family, p

the stranger truly was a giant. He wore a red coat, a white wast- coat, black stockings and carried a big bushy tail. His face was sharp, very sharp. His pointed ears were black.

in the middle of the little open- ing the sharp-faced stranger stood perfectly still for a couple of min- utcs. One black foot was lifted; his sh-anp ears were cocked. He was looking and listening, and at the same time smelling. He looked straight at Little Stripes without seeing him until the little Chip-

Hjt Carl Andersol

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DOTTY DIl”'l'-LE

I ENJOYED THA PICTURE -- lT WAS

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way indeed. munrk moved over so little. Being 1 He had been sitting there some stared at like that mzide him nor- l little time wondering at the new vous. Folks almost izlwuys move, and strange things he was seeing: 'cver when they are trying very

EAST ROYALTY RINK HALL Just then he wasn't afraid. He hard not to. Instantly the stranger saw no one to be afraid of. and the saw him. He grinned at Little wonder of what he was seeing of Stripes, and he tried to make that

the Great World took away all a pleasant grin.

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G:-i:l';..:c Cllappcllo and His ltlcrry lSlilll(lCl':9 Busses Leaving I.M.T 9:30 and 10

. , , l ---------:-M- -r" ' ” " ' 1 I2 Edwin! Admission 50 cents 'l'lPPx Ami) "LAP" S'1Ul.lS p , gmn-:-.-.A.m. . i ” . Canteen service Free Check Room , , one 5 AN' A G'BYE--TAKE GOOD CAPE I Dorris KNOW WHEN V! as y We will continue to operate despite I. -, .- ic5i3o?.E'XLf,eE'5i's' Way cg?-NQ3fiia).l OF JENNY” AN"MEMBEQ, ANYBODY so uappv As aaunv -3 , o . y ' T l . our great loss by fire. 'GRAN wow: PAID .i5r:EiKT'xgmi EM oN V

SHE JUST Loygs ice AND HER NEW OWNER! H.l'l . c:2EAM-- ,1 y A .- , l. - , E l' HAL . p g) V W . h .

I We will purchase liiider-. scrap mater- :io'::”i,i::&olTlJigETs”2L'iliAw-Big

Q ' ' SHOW, AN' HAD NUFF mvmmm NM..." ials. bottles. el'c.. at our same location. l ..

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