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rescuers’ GDNIIENTION P. W. G. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20

EN a.m.—ADDR'ESS-OUR EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZA- TION-Dr. L. W. Show»

10.00-10.15 a.rn. MUSIC Instruction. 10.15-10.30 a.rn. TALK—Mr. H. B. Chandler, M.A., Ii.L.Sc. 10.10-11.30 a.m. Group Instruction (one period). ,

1.”- 330 pm. Group Instruction (two periods).

6.1-5 p. rim-DINNER at THE CHAR-LOTTETOWN.

NOTICE

1 The annual meeting of the Benevolent Irish Society will he held in the Whelan Memorial Hall on Wednesday, April 20th. at 8 p. m.

Full attendance requested.‘

. E. HOGAN, Secretary.

Highway Traffic Act

REGISTRATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES

Public Notice is hereby given that midnight, Saturday, the 30th. April 1949, has been fixed as theydeodline for the use at 1948 license plates.

ON AND AFTER THE lst. MAY, NEXT, ALL MOTOR VEHICLES USING THE HIGHWAYS WILL BE REQUIRED TO CARRY 1949 PLATES.

Definite instructions have been issued to the Police to, rnolre this effective.

Registry Offices ore located at the corner of Great George and Richmond Streets, Charlottetown; in the Court House, Summerside and at Montague. -

J. W.YMACKINNON Deputy Provincial Secretary

suits and worthless doubletons in

correct bid on the second round,

West would not have been trap- ped into the double. that many players, holding East's type of hand, prefer to rebid one notrumg as an artificial announce-

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Easier is ell work done Where there is a little fun. —l"srmer Brown's _Boy.

Skimmer and Mrs. Skimmer are the Swallows with the white breasts who are called Tree Swal- lows because when they cannot find houses put up for them they nest In holes in trees. iisually old Woodpecker homes. They are the first of the Swallow family to come north in the spring, and the last to seek the Sunny South in the fall. Everybody loves them as everybody should. Farmer Brown's boy always-has a house ready for them when they arrive in the spring. He puts up several "in different locations so that they

post in the clothesyard. One is on a telephone pole. One is in a tree at the edge of the 01d Orchard, and one is on a pole in the open, away from trees. Ho has found that both Swallows and Bluebirds like housesout in the open where they can see in all directions.

The Skimmers and Farmer Brown's boy are old friends. Bo it is not surprising that when Farmer Brown's boy held up a white feather Mrs. Skimmer dared to dart down and snatch‘ it from his ifingers. You see she wanted that feather very. very much. Her nest was all built but the lining.

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It was West's double that went wrong in today's deal, ploy!!! It. match-point duplicate, but it W88 East who ‘was really responsiblh l

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Bouth made his doubled con- trnct-and this particular East- West pair did not do well in the match-point columni -'

East said to West: "That was a pretty bad double." West ans-i ‘werod that it had not seemed bad; to him-and that East might have bid a little differently. himself!

West undoubtedly had a point! After the one-notrump rabid by, East, West had good reason to feele that he could defeat two clubs, and little reason to think that he could make any substantial score! of his own. He could not know that East had decidci _ to bid a no-' trump with nine cards in the red

spades and clubsi Actually, East's rabid was inex- cusahie. Two diamonds was his

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That must be of feathers. and they must be white feathers. Don't ask me why they“ must be white. Brown feathers or gray feathers or speckled feathers would be lust as feathery. But Mrs. Skimmer wanted a white lining and Skim- mer knew that if she wanted white, white it would have to be if he had to fly his wings of! to find those white feathers.

It was the worst season for white feathers he had ever known. This year in all that neighborhood there wasn't a white Hen, a white Duck, or a white Pigeon. Re had visited every iarmyard for a long distance around. Bo you can guess how excited and happy the Skim- mers were when Farmer Brown's boy tossed a handful of feathers in the air and one was white, Just one. A Merry Little Breeze, one d blather West \‘l'ind's ciiildrlen. started of! with it. Mrs. Skimmer darted after it and snatched it away and carried it home in triumph. She was back just in time to see Farmer Brown's boy hold one up. Skimmer hesitated. but. not Mrs. Skimmer. She believes firmly in getting things while the getting is possible.

Farmer Brown's boy chuckled. He went in‘ the house while Skim- mer abd Mrs. skimmer darted this way and that over the doo ard. all the time twittering exc tedly. Would he bring out more white feathers? He did. He brought out some in a paper bag, some from an old pillow no longer being used. As before he held one u-p. This time Skimmer matched it. He happen- ed to be nearest and he couldn't allow Mrs. Skimmer to think that he was teas daring than she.

Mrs. Skimmer tried to take it from him, but he didn't let her have it until they reached the house. There he gave it to her. He knew it was useless for him to try to place that feather in the nest. Wherever he might put it she would put it somewhere else. So at the doorway he gave it to her and hurried back for ahother.

Farmer Brownfs boy teased him by holding up a brown feather. Skimmer darted in close, but re- fused to take it. Mrs. Skimmer joined him and the two darted around Farmer Brown's -boy so close that their wings almost brushed him. All the time they were scolding him. Be tossed a handful of brown feathers in the air. The Skimmers didn't even look at them. They scolded harder than ever. sure that he had more White feathers. .

The Merry Little Breezes became livelier. They were having great fun_..with those brown feathers. Farmer Brown's boy picked out a handful of white ones and tossed them as high as he could. The Merry Little Breezes caught them up and blew them here and blew them there. And because they were very light some went sailing high overhead; Some sailed one way and some another. After them wheeled and darted two as excited Swallows as ever lived. Skimmer caught one feather in rrldair, then drirte after another. When he opened his bill to tel“; m]; one he dropped the one he already

had. Such fun! The Merry Little Breezes blew; the fluffy little feathers sailed; Mr. and Mrs.

Skimmer flew and snatched and twitteredzsand Farmer Brown's boy laulhed. Such funl Those Swallows were working nun, bug didn't know it. This was because

work was fun.

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