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scrlpgurg rggdintg. "The Strifg h i o'er. the Battle done" was then

Strange Bl." Tl'Ue sung; followed by a prayer by ' I E uuhun" Miss Anna Stevenson also mission-

' try prayer by Mrs. R. W. Steven-

son. Hymn. "Jesus shall reign The cockroach is believed to be where'er the sun” closed the wor-

By Thornton W. Burgess

IEDDY BEMEMBERS would he s fight between those two Grouse. You see they knew No matter What hi” 5059 59' the ways of Grouse. In fact, they fore. knew the ways of all their neigh- EXP9l"!ehf-'O WI” lt33('h 3"" mil” bore in the Green Forest on the -Raddy 9'0)? Green Meadows.

Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy had left the Old Pasture. They were trotting swiftly B10112 lhi Crooked Little Path in the Green Forest. Could you have seen them you would have heen sure they were hurrying to R99? 3" 9"" gagement. They were. They had heard Thunderer the Grouse drum- ming on his faiurite Inossy old log. They had heard another Grouse answering that drumming. and from the sounds they had blues- sed that sooner or later there

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animal kingdom. no doubt it wasl then. .

in the dead of night,'sWitch on a; light and watch them hurrying to their hiding places. behind moulding boards. into cracks, or any place they can find shelter.

I The housewife who thinks shel

the mixture. About the only way one can get

powder in their hiding places. The: powder is breathed into their bodies causing death.

The blood of these insects is almost colorless. and it has glandsl on its sides that secrete a stink-yl

served has a bad taste. No wonder; housewives and keepers of rest- aurants and hotels resort to in- sect powder. I

Ill! UNNECESSARY FINESSE " "Don't fool yourself. my lose.

Thed hand lhelIIw',Hw;hic:Inm:; ”,m,,m.d RM-my, eiirre In I Pam-0-0 i -fm....mA-j-e-e-e4- inspired identical mistakes on thcl H , V .. to f. ht. M" M Mm derlarpu ' ingVli'tm.;lIIlitIlil:e bzlliisygflfor u'sg to west sdeaier. (-atch both of Ihenli,” said Mrs. Both sides viilneralilo. Ready. They wont 'be thinking of danger. They wont be listen-

i:mg4' ing or watching. It is always that 1mg way when people fight. They nev- . K. or know what is going on around no A74 ”'.”.'"t" . .. . 'J9-1;. That is true. my dear. re-

N .. .AxQ5 W E .37, plied Reddy. When we get over

. gggg there it isn't Old Thunderer and .A. 1. I that other Grouse we will have ,, to watch out for. You see truly . AQig95j they will be so occupied with . Q; each other that they'll forget dang-

. 9; er altogether." ;J1e ”Tbeu it should be easy for

us to catch them." said Mrs. Reddy. ”It should be but for one thing," declared Raddy. fl? :: fin. ”What is that one thing?" ask- 'P " ""' 'S 'd”ItMl: ieoddlylat th & . . main”, n at probably there i some one else there for

At the other table Norui de- In to watch out for." replied rlded Iillogically but luckily Ito RPddy- let South play three spades. but MI'!- Rrddy looked as if she the problem of play was the same was I hit Pullled. "Who?" she at both tables. demanded.

sgq, by step, the play went: "Mrs. Grouse." ssld E-teddy. diamond king. diamond qugeu, "She is almost certain to be club "Q diamond an, goth (jg. over there near those two fight- clarers ruffed the third diamond. EFF. R ll DVD? h9l' that they pondered for a moment. then led will b9 flflhtinil-"

a trump to the king and finessed ”She'll be so busy watching against the lack of trumps on the them. and so excited. that she return lead. The result in each LT case was a two-trick defeat. be- cause the club return by each West put the play in dummy and the declarers couldnil get to their own hands to draw the llll trump.

The reason for the trumpl flnesu against the jack was of course easy to figure out: bothl declarers assumed that with 10; minor-suit cards marked in the' West hand. East would probably be long in trumps. There wast logic in this assumption, but there was no logic in the trump finesse. If East really held what both do-

Thil was the auction at one of lie table-s'

hasty in signing their death war- rents. because they are great des- troyers of bedbugs, and bedbugs are even worst pests than roaches.

can get rid of them by poisnninglm L g g ., their food does"-y know me cock, two ouquets of flowers, fiie cards roaches at all. They will not touch 3”" ""1 W" MW" M 0'5"”

the oldest living member of thelship period.

Minutes" of the previous meet-

ltnown to Adam and Eve in their jug read and approved. Ten mem- garden of Eden and today litmus, mo nsgociutg members, and looks about the same as it did one visitor were present,

Cuirespondence consisted of let-

There are roaches in practicallytters from Mrs. puke, mm, (,1.

.every city home. To prove it one. , . R E t A It has but to approach the kitchenlhmed and Rev 055 son

was agreed to send five dollars

to the Temperance Federation. Reading by Mrs. Foster Seller,

"The Christian and Social Drink-

g. Friendship Secretary reported calls in home; 24 in hospital;

received. Appointmeiils for May are:

rid of them is to sprinkle insectllafadef. Mrs. DEW! MOUBH:

Lunch. Mrs. Edwin Stevenson and Mrs. J. S. Edwards; Heralds.

iMrs. Davis Moffstt and Mrs. Heath

Houston; Missionary Prayer. Mrs. Warfield Orr. Place of meeting was left open

ing fluid. If one crawls over food for May. Meeting closed by ”The of any kind the food afterivardsjLomi5 pl-3)-er."

MILTON JUNIOR AUXILIARY The Jiiiiior Auxiliary of St.

However. we should not be loolwhnvs Church Milton held its

April meeting at the home of the

leader. Mrs. Chester Matheson. Meeting opened with hyni n.

Bible reading by Merna Cotes and

To prove this, just shut up a bed- prayer led by Rev. pie,-gay.

bull in(E5tEd hnme Hhd I”9m0V9 Folowingdevotional period Rev. every particle of food. Stay away Piercey tstcd the girls on mem- say three weeks and upon Iielullll-Lory work assigned for member- ing you would find the bedbuizs ship cards. Every girl is to be had dlsallllrared. The hunizryirommanded on being successful roaches would have eaten them. in getting this prized card.

NEW GLASGOW 11- C- took periods of teaching and hand-

Mrs. Matheson and Mrs. Piercey:

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The Hnrtsville Mission Band met 0,11 5'-IMIY. Avril 3. in the Church It 2 II. In. President. Robert Cousins in the chair.

The meeting opened with Easter hymns. Christ Is Risen. followed with prayer by Donald Nicholson and a hymn. Scripture passages were read by several members: Kenneth Cousins. Alllstair MscIn- tosh. Ruby Macbeod, Iris Lamont. and Marion Bryenton.

Mrs. Duncan Macintosh led in prayer. Offering amounted to It cents. and was followed by prayer by Donald: Haltiwell.

In the absence of secretary no minutes were -read. Roll call was answered by 18 members repeat- ing a verse of scripture.

Leaders for next meeting are: Scripture. Anna Mncliennnnz pray- er. Donslda Halllwell: story. Mar- jorie MncLennan: offering prayer, Marion Bryenton. .

A story. Easter. was then read by Robert Cousins. after hymn 759. If I Come to Jesus. The meeting closed by repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. '

I work.

A contest followed when prize winners were Elizabeth Matheson and Nancy Thompson.

A delicious lunch provided by Elizabeth (Beth) Coles and Anna Neal was served by the hostess.

The meeting was closed with Hymn and Prayer Circle.

CHIMEG FOR IALOTE

LONDON (CPI - A chiming clock made in England will be in- stalled in the chapel of the royal palace at Nukualofa in the Tonga islands. Queen Salote of Tonga had been delighted by the chimes of "Big Ben" during her visit here for the Coronation in 1958. Her new clock has four bells weighing a total of half a ton.

W. M. S. The New Glasgow United Church

Stevenson on April 14. the presi-

dent Presiding ACROSS 1. Ireland

The Devotional period was con- 3"" mm atoupytch ducted by Miss Anna Stevenson 'cInred.:pm 1? 2351:"? assisted by several members; the . Goad”. 5' theme of worship. ”Christ the "omen. 13 Mix Hop. 9! "" world". I0. Insect that 15: Incite

Openmg hymm UGIMY 39 4” GM burrows in t7. A language the Father." was followed by "E" M somh

12. Chair At ice won't think of anything else," 13.3.11). 13. p,:d.,,, of declared Mrs. Reddy. 1LIn5ang (.15.

”I)onlt fool yourself. my dear." 15.009510 him- cautioned Reddy. "I haven't for- istnnnu 19,si.nd., gotten last year. It taught mei Ia.Closo-tittlng flnlnl a lesson." : jacket 11. People

”What about last year?” asked: 20. Similar ofldslfo Mrs. Reddy. l 24.Aside

"I tried to catch Thunderer and; 25.DImlniahel.

another fighter. and forgot allf 186010? about Mrs. Grouse. Sire saw me 35-MWKEY hefore I saw her. and she wentl 37-FDHVOP into the air with a great noise 35 .AhCi9hl0l'-Y ,of her wings. as Grouse can. msfY"" lThat was all that was needed '0-Akm

to put the other two into the air. 33'0"”

s I d'd 't t th Gt cl” - (PW-l lngr I Wllln so gsiire thlzt ”' m:'dhJd' ”' it know now that it is Mrs. Grouse Pe " (m

that we have to watch for. She! "'g:w):""d'o' lprobably hasn't forgotten eifher,' ' 9.

1 and will be watching for us." said at - R""'V- :9. Beautiful

So it was that when they drew: W Bulk near the mossy old log in the Hum”; lovely place over there in thel now” Green Forest, they no longer ,trot-- 1. Region ted. They moved slowly and care- 3, Awon" fully. when they got in sight of (slang) lthe old log. Thunderer and an- gamma "other Grouse, just as big and g,p.;-gong) just as handsome. had just stsrt- pronoun ed to fight. Where was Mrs. asubslde Grouse? She wasn't in sight. 1. Cabbage

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clarers feared-the jack and three other spadese-lt would not be

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round and retain all of his-

chances. If West showed out, South would have a sure coup against East; l.o.. he could rash the three top hearts. discarding ii club. then ruff a heart. (East nould not hold fewer than three hearts). Now South would merely go back to the club king and. at the twelfth trick. lead I heart. If- East still had the jack and Inn- nther trump. they would be under South's Q-lo.

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