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By Thornton W. Burgess

THEY JUST KNOW.

Who really know: is near

sure of what he is about. -Skimmer the swallow.

it was not quite the end of Iummer. It was still warm, an some days hot. The nesting: sea- son was at-or for the feathered folk. Snnirhnir or other they seem- ed in he l(t'fl),l'.: out of sight more f'i't is, they were changing thezr chilies. Most people keep out of s (-hnngiiiz iiie.r i".otiie's. The birds

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were getting rid of their old feath- ers, and these were being replaced with new ones. Thatlst.hewaythe.V change their clothes. It is called moulting. Most of them like to keep us quiet as possible when they are inoulting. This was the reason that Peter Rabbit had seen com- paratively" few of his nei8"hl-WY5

U lately.

But this morning all over ihP Green ltfezidows the air was rii'.l

peeped out of the dezir Old Bri;.i' patch he saw them skimming jll... above the grass. darting this way and that. wheeling and turniiirz. darting up into the ski, then down

nezir llkld gathered over the Green

iii! of fLv.i'.; at its best

threes, the ilyers pcrclied on the telephone wires along the road- side. They sat side by side so vlnse that they were almost toiiriiin: Now and ll'lFll 0119 would fly out.

Then they left just as they had arrived. one by one, and by itwos and threes. until once more they were circlinv: nizd dnrtiiiz Ill)(lV'L' the grass of the Green Meadows They were I lovelx sight. But somehow watching them gave Peter Rabbit A feeling of sadness. "What are you sighing for?" asked Mrs. Peter Rabbit.

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”Don't you, see Skimmer the Swallow and his friends?" Peter asked in his turn.

"Certainly I see them. What of it?" retorted Mn. Peter.

'tIt makes me feel sad," said Peter.

”I don't see why." said 'Mrs.

Peter. "They seem to be having

a wonderful time, and you should

be glad to see them, instead of

sad."

"It isn't watching them that makes me sad. It is knowing that they are getting ready to leave us. and soon we won't. see any of them. That is what makes me and," said Peter.

”How do you know they are 39:. till: ready to leave us?" demanded Mrs. Peter.

"Because you never see them in crowds, a lot. together as they are now, excepting when they are getting ready to leave for the Sun- ny South." replied Peter. .

"But winter is a long way ofi',' cried Mrs. Peter.

”Just the same," said Peter. "it is iiesiilv time (or them to start for the Sunny South. They are aiiinng the first of the feathered

iIQ'tlll. It wns the Swallow follgilolk ll) S0-" Peter had seen few of them for; some time, but unit it seemed iii: if nil the Swallows from far ;ivd l” k"iilW-

”H:w do they kiiow it is nearly time in sLai't?" Mrs. Peter wanted

Just then. Skinimer tho Swailviw

l . iMe-.dmt'x. There Wits a in of ,i.i,v-ii”-In lijd bisn circling over the nus twztteriiirz Without kiioii"iii:jd”3l' 0'? ,. as ..m.h PH". pg. ..-;.ig.um meta iuig Jii-t ziinve Peter. "I sup-

pi?-C.” -aid Peter. S'.""llows are L:E'l.l.Lll'.' ready to lezivc."

"Right. Peter, quite right." twit- tored Skimmer. ”It is almost time for us to leave."

”Hmv do you know it Is?" asked Peter

”Dwntt ask me." replied Skim- mer. ”We just know. That's all. How we know, I don't know, but we do know."

"Don't you ever make a mistake and go too soon, or not soon ennii:h')" asked Mrs. Peter.

"We never have that I know of." replied Ski-miner in his twitterv way, "As I said before, we Just. know."

Peter opened his mouth for an- other question. but before he could ask it Skimmer was away, dairtinz in mid out among the other Swal- lows. It was a glad sight. yet it sud sight. That is the Way Peter thourzht of it.

St. Bernard de Clairviiux. French monk of the 12th century. was

noted as a conciliator of interna- tional disputes.

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BRYENTON md MacKAY C0. Charlottetown

GLADAH HAN”? STUCK IN we ,

patch ligliisd nn'

contract Bridge

By hsophlno Culborbon

FAR-SEEING DEFENSE

East's defense in the folowiniz hand was highly imaginative and successful.

North dealer. North-south vuhieroble. QAJ6 QAQ54 0.165 ;.A7:i QK75 Q1003! .1033 N pics 64 W E 00109 ogyt is oxosi QQ84 IK72 OAK8732 &8 The bidding:

North lint South Well 1 N 1' Pass .1 9 Pass .1 Q Pass 4 9 P”; 6 9 Pass Pass Pass .

When Sxouth. iuiviiig made .1

jump takeout of the notrump, later

by-passed the three-notruinp level. North felt that his hand. despite its minimum point-count. should

offer a good play for to slam be- cause of its three aces.

West opened the club Jack. The iice was put up and two rounds of trumps were cashed. South reg- istering disgust when the queen failed to fall. A low spade was noiv led to the jack, which of course, held, and declarer then played three rounds of hearts. his obvious hope being to get a 3-3 break that would permit R discard.

East saw no great reason to let. the third round of hearts go through; he ruffed with his high trump. At this point (it is to be feared) most. players in East's position would promptly lay down the club king in the hope of de- feating the contract men and there. This particular East, however, took a. properly dim view of his ability to cash 3. club trick. It. was obvious that south did not have the spade king - he had been openly app- rehensive when he led to dummy'.s jack - and therefore it seemed sure that South would not have bid so aggressively with two los- ing clubs. Everything pointed to the fact that he had started with a singleton, and if East. now re- turned that suit. forcing South to ruff. south would have a cold squeeze on West, who would have to hold a high heart and would therefore be forced to blank his marked spade king,

It will be seen that if East had returned a club, the squeeze would have operated against West with ease. Actually. however; East. led back the spade ten - and South's squeeze vanished into thin air.

so voue Badman susnwooo SAlD vouo NEVER

. MARRY ROYCE

HUNTER? HOW l

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TO 57139 vou, Miss Devon?

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son 5'MATTER? an ' CLEAN MAN AROUND rue

Tippy and 'fCnp:'- Stubs

SEPTEMBER 19. 1953 By Ruford

I'M NOT USED TO SEEING A

HOUSE on :ATuRDAv!

g By Edwin:

-NOW SHE'S GOTTA no lT- i uz SHE CANT Tuo.iK WHY --IF 6l?AN'MA'S coup HAD t LAQTED A i.I'i. LONGER. sue WOULDN'T HAFTA l2EAD' A DAPEQ ON Posrpv AT HER. Li1”r2Ai2Y ci.uB!--

MEBBE IF You coutu READ A PAPERGN CAl'S'N' DOGS, rr WOULD SE EASI t2!

ging Up Father

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HEPZIBAH. tlONEY,A6ttu'r 1'Ai.KiN' MAN 05 Oumvl

M91955 AN'9EE WHAT?

ii; Clifford McBriaI

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WHEN I WAG A YOUNG SALESMAN I WOULD

VISIT THE OFFICES OF THE BIG 9401? AND

vse THAT LOOP THERE. SEE? iris A GLARINE BIG HTH OFAN tNCi-I Hist-IER THAN, THE OTHERS.

By Carl Anderson

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L HE'S LEAQNING PONNING AND LAct?osse AND Teuuts

VE5, GL9. MELVIN AND THE WONDSQFUL THING

COLLEGE AND HE dU9T' OVES

me nsAoiuG.wi:irirgG AND Aizirumeric ooesu 1" cosr one can-r extract.