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Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting of . Prince Edward Island Mu- ltuai Fire Insurance Com- pany will be held at the Town ”Hall, Summerside, Prince County, on Tuesday the 23rd day of January at

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1. Rapidly possess (Kentucky) gag”! lew moments before it had been a U5," -,,.,5,;E 1 6. Intrigue 5.Par-adiee 22. Antelopes an in noisy place, although the noise was earciiit cLsAii,,, 11. Judenn king 6. The earof (S. Afr.) " being made by only one pergan and i 12. Silk scarf i corn 23.Eocapo that person a very small one. It I (Eccl.) 1. Macaw (slang) was Chntierer the Red Squirrel. He 13. Century 8. Artillery 25.Endure had been scolding Hedldy Fox and plant emplace- 28. Merit calling him unkind names. 14. Mattress merits 27. One of; Now chhitgere 3 tongue had shop. iilllngs 9. Lowest pairofskis ped. Raddy Fox had told him that 15- Finish femslesins- (val-.) he had heard that Spite the Mar- l'I. Little child in; voice 29 Letterz Yesterday's d ' ten had come dmm from the 5,,” 1B.Slgnaiiiag 10.5:l'tfeB 32. Cereal grain 41.Decey A Micruntain. His tongue had gone a aut. i I . ' - l 21. I(i:ye ) 16 Female gleizlfireeedr g:!r.'ylI:':ent" f;f:eclllgyut.::yCrowthdnBVbegaThemn ::.3.' He WM wodu-1. hng....a.....a-which "my to 30' E 24. Breeze deer 36.WeIrd 15. Greek letter ing only a short distance awa He was listening and WOHdQl'1u5. Up in , .' 25-Sncredclty 18.Awit 39.Abrief 46.Perlodof ' was wa.rnl.ng all his neighborsythat that tree was chetterer; he .. x2 . ind”) 19'T"”"me ”''""k "me there was danger over that part of was listening and wonderinu ii i 25-gg1””'Y the Green rarest. Right away Chat- and he was a very. very irizhh y I . t "'8 terer wondered if it could be 3 ite ened Squirrel A short distance .4, , gjgftcmzi the Marten oi whom needy him away was spite the Marten and he V” 4”-9 '9 . s . ill: i2,':.”..3””sl.".”:.”i?d me. By can Anderson ” Pk” whe" cawing and stillness prevailedpea. Squirrel was. A little way from him cf” Ce 5"”-'”' sort of listening stillness. .At the in the top of the tree sat Oroaker ””'” -"N "MG foot of a tree t Redd Fe - h the Raven and he was listening and ' lG.:e:lrglo-Saxon 38 y x' e wondering just like Spite the Mar- 1 37. sprite oounoonizotrr-vrmrcn-.r;croctinr In zhgillgytm g!:":?'”;;g 3; 38.:'heei:;i0 tr t B 'd ltisteelrlvirisga and wondering, wondering m Mum II 30 TI E8 what had trough; crvalzrelil and we grille down from area cum 6 is. shaped like By Josephine Culbertson - . -'''”"b r .aI7”f..”..'.Z"m';i.i'.i”.E”.o.?3a”2i.i';iZ. o g”b - -' - am ' , - . "'!B::lo::d .kAQ'ua"Qomb . x 1y out from between the roots of . is. Lasso Arrrilt PASSING ORIGINALLY an old stump came 9. viry smao . ,9. GM, . person in a pure white ooa . I-I; gas i nicknamp When a player hrs passed orlgin- very small. lens and my 8 11 t'I'- . lo. Rot ally, he must be all the more csre- H8 W38 511 Whlib eX09Pi91n8 101' We . DOWN iul in his selection of responses to tip 01 his 158113 V1139 W35 b13&- l a. 1. Exciama.- partner's opening bid. Consider this But 101' that black 93” til) it WWW it . . have been diiflcult to have noticed ,. 3 too typical out him at all as he ran about on the n....::-:-- -rw'-r '' i : snow. He sat u and for a moment ' I 3 ;i:;:”'”-r - g , .,. t... .. .1; w... um... and born: DIPPLE g g g H 9 . ” M g. g V .2 - North dealer! 7 wondering. He was wondering , . . l . " d To "DRE 2 DAILY c1wproQUo'rE.ue,-or. how to wag lg, Neither bide vulnerable. which way to go. ioorra ear ALL Tue BREAKFAST Just ASECONP -I GOTTA. THIS OFFICE GETS. 5E” i: . . ' ' spite the Marten began to move 9151455 mare -me vane STORE rtrrri-iese visi-ies vowu . use HOME EVEN PM. , AXYDLBAAXR QQ96 ed! 7 2 is L o N o r 1: r. r. o w cuss ste3fh11v- Hendwsngalggwgwudcgg me was sees mew i .. e - '. . one letter simply stands for another. In this example A is used - .7 Snauepixligglam white. 3: omlrse you i ' ' ' q . for the three L's. X for the two 0'1.-etc. Single letters. apooo 10 hQJ?64 A have guessed who ghai; wgg. 19, was trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. i i N . 82 shadow the Weasel. Now shadow. 3; Each day the code letters are different W F Smilll as he is. is fearless, same. - . '1 f A Crylllotrlm Quotation .3: S h.:; scgkfdcgiigin? 33Lr3ndhi:: . Worms nos 4:21;” ::;:”;1.l..”:..:l::.;'::.".:.::.”;::” 1' GCYTCLACGS, NKGGJN lua KASG :86 gerthan3h8d0WYrf17utl'h9 W19 3 A 2 Weasel showed no ear. . G 1” H I U - -' T -7 9- The mag: Km "30 it's youl" cried the little i Yesterday's Cryptoquoto: was Nlsvlaa SUBJECT uoucno North East south West 33”” 5.” seemed to mmy spit out " TO BE A KING. s I no LONG AND wlsl-l.'ro BE A SUBJECP Pass Pass 1 Pass 8 mt 5' . SHAKESPEAR . O Spite stopped. He knew that now - " 39 PM PM Pm that Shadow had discovered htn V a '4 ' l North went down (no at his heart he had no chance of catching the gh -9., . ' Quickies h K R id wmuh Thu hm 1:? i”"'5rfZ3Z” tilt”? tlrlimelim1mL Thl.allht?hut A n S1-UB3 By Edwina . en es 5 analyzed e a , er - g n 3 oeeorm a p u A . V t - y Jno faction was naturally increased by could do no more than push an arm TIPPY AND C , ” ' -'-r . the knowledge that they could have in. so Spite stopped and srinned- --AN' TH” NEXT TI-llNG You -- BUT WINTER 0 SUMMER --BUT WHAT GOOD,'LL.IT Do. - made same at spades. ' shadow the Weasel did not srln Known lT'LL BEJULY--i --THIS House AL AYs ANYHOW. WITH A 'Ai;i' ; North itlcized South bitterly for back. He isn't that kind. "vvhat are My LANpg,'n.q' WAY -nME LOOKS LIKEA CYCLONE'D A D05 AN'A CAT TEAQIN g passing the two-heart response. you doing down from here?" elia- FLIESI I HAVEN'T EVEN, UCK IT--i THANK IT UP AGAIN--?!

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arguing that south had had it nor- mal (not shaded) third-hand open- ing and therefcre did not have to be afraid of rebidding when North showed the strength for a two-over- one response. South replied that whileohls hand had Justiiied the opening. he certainly had no reason to feel he would be "missing any- thing" by passing to two hearts. whereas. by making a free rebid oi his none-too-strong spade suit, he ixlilglkioilbtedly would be running a

A fair and objective examination of South's position. when the two- heart bid came around to him. must. lead to the conclusion that his pass was logical. He had no means of knowing that North oould support, or even stand, spades. and for South to persist in hope of a game-

dow demanded.

”M';inding my own business and looking fcr something to eat. What are you doing here?" reverted spite.

i,'None of your business." hissed Shadow. "1 have just as much busi- ness here as you have. In fact. 1 don't think you have any right here at all. You belong back on the Great Mountain." He glared at his big cousin. You see they really were cousins. They belonged to dif- ferent branches of the same iamlly, iihe Weasel family.

DORMANSTOWN, Yorkshire. England -- (01?) -.Twenty years ago Mrs. Elsie Homer lost a ring. Now she has received a letter con- taining 34.50 in conscience mdney. The sender admitted taking the

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r responseewas certainly optimistic: in MY ISION sari THE 8ORDEl2.'.' rrlu. woes wmi .. e F'll'ta.lly. with the ten and another I WW” i'”'"”5'"-5'6 o”LAn57IT"'N6 1' heart, south had no reason in rear NEWPORT, N. 11., Jan. s-(Ar;- g,3V,g",'.,:gAT "E" " V a imo-heart contract. A suicide by electrocution, in which 5 j- The real culprit in this case, was a radio set and a bath tub tilled MIDNIGHTI! ,

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North! His hand become very good opposite a spade bid. and so he should have made a. more determin- ed effort to reach game than mere- ly by bidding at the two level. More- over. the direction of his eifort was WI'0n8- Again emrph-asizing the fact of North's original pass. a lump re. sponse of three clubs had more to recommend it than any other action.

with water were employed, was re- ported today by a medical referee. Dr. John Monroe said Mrs. Grover Gilllngham. 53. wrote a suicidgi noio Saturday. then plugged in a radio and stepped into the tub. The water. he explained, acted as an "excellent conductor and the curr- ent went through her body and caused her death." '

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