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Peter Rabbit had stopped at the old Stonewall beside the Old Or- chard on his way home to the dear Old Brier-patch. Daylight was just beginning. The Black Shad. 0N5 were hurrying back to the Purple Hills to spend the day. Peter

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should have been hurrying to get homeybut Striped Chipmunk had spied him and Peter had to stop for a bit or gossip.

"Guess whom I saw yesterday," said Peter.

"You probably sew s lot o! iolks yesterday. Was it some one spe- mial?" retorted Striped Chipmunk. “It was Blutter the Adder." re-

patch." replied Peter.

I don't like him." Chipmunk.

"What's that about changing

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ANNUAL MEETING

The Annual Meeting of the Low Society of Prince Ed- ward Island will he held in the Charlottetown Hotel in Chor- iottetown on Monday, the’ I4th day of June, I948, at the hour of 6:30 o'clock p.m.

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i] Regular Monthly Meeting B. I. FRIDAY AT l P.M.

‘, WHELAN MEMORIAL HALL I I}, Full attendance requested

left." explained Peter.

Chipmunk.

munk. He sounded excited.

said Peter.

Secretory-Treasurer.

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wanted by this time."

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AND THE NOPSPEST’ fore he was really asleep.

He was awakened

The largest and oldest toy drum

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lplied Peter, meaning the Hog. ‘nosed Snake, saw him change his suit, so oi "Where?" demanded Striped 0011f” W11 knew where the Old

“I hope he stays there. Anyway I hope he doesn't come around here. I'm not adraid of him, but said Striped

"He lett just as he was through changing his suit. He went. to look for a Toad dinner." said Peter Q

his suit?" cried Striped Chipmunk

"That is whet he came into the Old Brier-patch tor, to change his suit. when he got bhrough he

"How do you kn0w he changed his suit there?" demanded Striped

“I sa/w him do it." replied Peter "Then yo must know where his old suit is." cried Striped Chip-

Of course I do. What of it?"

"Have you told Oreaty the Ily- catcher?’ dam-ended Striped Chip-

mun-k.

"No." replied Peter. I had for- gotten all about those Flycatchers old i _ Snake suit. Anyway I haven't seen

the Orestys since I 581W Blufier. Probably they have got what they

"They hadn't the last time I suw them, and they were quite upset about it. Their nest is all done but for a piece of Snake slcin. and they seem to think that they can't settle down until they rind a piece. Anyway, Mrs. Cresty is that way." explained Striped

"Funny folks, i! you ask me."' said Peter. “It is getting light last and I've got to be on my way or

“With this Peter was away for lip. He got there salietly and want straight to his favorite iorrn in a. certain rabbit's iorm is the place where he or she is in the habit o! sitting or squatting when resting or sleeping. It usually place as a bramble-tangle. Having been out was sleepy. So he settled himself comiortably and began to dme. It wasn't long be-

sometime

later by excited voices in the dear Old Brier-patch. A pair of bright

is it. Peter Rabbit? Tell us where it is." she cried excitedly "Tiell "Bluiiier the Adder's old suit!” "How should I know?" grumbled

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"And "we went it. Where is it?" cried Mrs. Cresty.

Peter. was really awake now.

“I'll show you if I can find it." said lie.

Ci - g Contract Bridge a i) By Josephine Culbertson ‘

Aﬂll AND KING!

It is always pleasant to have s well distributed hand, with excel. lent support for partner's suit. Even under qich circumstances, however, it is still unwise to lose sight ot the power o! the aces and kings! North, a, nationally known expert, did not add to his reputation in today's deal!

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his partner's slam try, because iWest promptly cashed his two munor suit aces. and then defeated the contract with his trump king.

Buperflcially, it may appear that Smith had a very large finger in the pie, since he bid vigorously sitenNorth gave lhim only a single raise. The answer to this, how- ever, is simple; South had every reason to investigate slam pog- sibilibies. and his llst bid, which Was fat-HI. was only natural in view o! North's jump from three d)‘. monds to tour spades. (The part" nership was not using any (our "iitfilimv convention). "From South's point oi view, North might

9d" with hi! lwldlnﬂ. no chatter how strongly his partner bid! There was nothing wrong Wm; d; North's opening bid nor with his T5155 i0 "iv Shades. but the fact ~remalns that North had exactly ‘"1"- ﬂce- 0M9 Rina. one queen and 0'19 Jack! This law honor-trick gQllllt did not justify any jump id on Nolths part, and when South bid three diamonds as an go‘ I us investigation eiifort,

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