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thing was an enemy to be watched ..... out for. A few days later they

again saw something rolling and ' tumbling on the shore. and again - they started to swim in out of1,:

curiosity. But Mrs.' Quack wast 1” Mmpmna Culbuuon y with them then. She stopped them ,4, - in time. she warned them neverl i to be too curious about anything 1 they saw on the shore.

But there was one young Duck Th 1 y th c y - 1 who wasn-c sausnea. no harm i.......f ..?”.b..fu.. ”.i2&iS2...'2.f3”5.l really seen what had happened, 13 mghgurd points ml. openms and he still was curious. It hap-rm the mddmgy gm, the oppposmg

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NOVEMBER - 26, 1953

By Thornton W. Burgess

pened one morning that he lladidedarer an invaluable mud: in the

' River. They had already made a.the rest of the flock had gone; long journey. and many thing had farther up the river. That very happened on tlntt journey. some morning Little Too-Srmrt. young of thetir brothers and sisters who son ofy Reddy Fox. visited the had started with them had not river again. He saw that young Duck before the latter saw him!-le

looked and looked and looked. but

I FOOLISH YOUNG DUCK

if you are wise you still will heed Advice you think you do not need. -Old Mother Nature.

--s 'lived to get down to the Big River.

Mr and Mrs. Quack. Mallard Etch time that something happen- DUCKS. WW9 Pmlld 01 We l8mllY ed to one the others learned a most there was no other Duck in silllll. lhey had bfouzlll down from lha important lesson in what dangers He was sure this couldnt be Mrs. Far North. They were stopping.m which out for out in the Great Quack. Once more he tried that over for a rest on their way to wm-id. itrick of rolling and tumbling and their winter home in the sunny Now, not gn Duck; 3”. aiiim whirling as if he had suddenly

South. They had reason to be proud nnyfnorp than an boys and gii-is gone crazy. The young Duck watch- He swam a little nearer and

Til the” ldmillie Th” ll9N'- Niare alike. In that flock some were Cd-

line is looking lot of young Ducksismuger man others. some wgmllooked long and hard. He could as ever had iaXIdt'll splash. spiash.iquicke,- in ream than others, someiniake nothing whatever of that splash. DllV7i7iV18WS7.Vi.llli:'rlL"e of the Blfzlwepe more curious than ome,-5,lqueei' red thing rolling about.

he was doingi

Some were more suspicious thaiilllllllhoul. lmollllllal ' others. 1 guspgct thin Qng or hyoilli. he slowly swam nearer and near-

even thought they knew more ihangiili and 1195"” the mom Tl?” iqueer. red. tumbling thing certain-

ly wasn't a bird .and it didn't look

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lfather or mother did. One morning ;when father and mother were noti

and with them, the young Ducks savria! if ll C0Uld D05Sil)l.V be an ani-1 rsomething rolling and tumbling onimol. It didn't look like anything to;

ythe shore in the strangest W1l.V.!,bF- Yllralfl UL Th" fofmsh -Vmmg Curiosity 19d -them go swlm m Duck made up 1215' l';lllld: lifliaytmlltgy

In l nearer until finally. one of tiieii'.,ll'0Ulfl lllld W1 01 '”"l-9 - .

Lwas almost on the shore Thaijthis queer think Mo K9 W-9 SW2

M(, Ryan 11311 yroumg tumbling thing suddeniylthat mother nns mistaken. She; iwas too timid. How were you tol

became Reddy Fox. and he caught

Thursday, Nov. 26 rum. young Duck. It was all soiknmv about things 1! you didn't; istartiing that the other younglllml Wt 1”” -V””?59.l,”

. . .t , Ducks dldnit really see what hadl. "rm M" Mm” ulmum .m.9,

Slliliwl -7300'-lloo young Duck. "Tliat thing lsnt

happened. They took to their wings . . . ibefore they saw that that tumbling i Rn.V'tl'l'l'lR "3 be Mm”! ”f- I" V.” ashore and find out just what iti

ilsiae dl just mm, but he didniii sr. ANDREWS DINNER i ” At The GIIARLOTTETOWN

ilive long enough to know that he Under Auspices of

ihad found out. That day Little THE CALEDONIAN CLUB

iToo-Smart had his first Duck din- it tasted all the better of Prince Edward Island. Tickets on Sale at:

lner. and lbecause he had caught it all by J. P. MacPheison & Son, Queen St.. and Boston's Auction Rooms. Grafton Si.

himself. Sale of tickets concludes Saturday. Nov. 28th.

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remained behind in the rice wlienipmy. Fm. example;

iheart before drawing two rounds

East dealer. Both sides vulneraoie, Q 8 7 6 3 0 K Q 5 2 9 A 10 4 In Q 4 k 5 2 0 1 9873 WNE QAJIOI g 3 is 2 O K G 6 3 5 J 9 8 6 2 S 4- K 10 5 3 Q A K Q J 10 9 9 e 4 Q J 9 '1 4. A 7 The bidding: East South West North 1 Q 2 A Pass 4 Q Pau Pass Pass South was a little short of his single Jllnlp nvcrcail. but the solid- ity of his suit justified his choice.

As A rule. this type of vulnerable overcali requires eight winners, be- cause it invites a raise from partner on less than he needs for a voluntary raise. If partner has three winners he is not apt to re- quire urging.

West opened his top heart, and East captured the queen. The heart jack was returned: the king won and declarer then ruffed a of trumps. y South's obvious danger was. of course, in diamonds: Many play- ers, holding the precise diamond spots held by South. would try re- peated tlnesses against the two missing honors, on the theory that the mathematical odds strong- ly favor that one of the missing honors (or both) will be "right." In this case, however, with East having opened the bidding. South was not satisfied with fineases. To have 13 points, East needed every missing card above a. jack. and that particular East never opened on fewer points. ,

That was all South had to know. He led and passed the jack of diamonds and when East won and exited with his last high heart. south made him a present of the trick. discarding a diamond from his own hand. Now East had the choice of returning a diamond to dummyls tenace, or a. club away from the king. When he decided on the latter play. South of course

ducked. and dummy'a queen won the trick. ., TASTY DISH Morn than half the canned

By Carl Knderson

Bringing Up Father .

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