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CLOVER own a DANCE

EVERY SATURDAY

Al Blanchard and the "Clover Club“ Bond Admission-He Dancing 9:30 to 12:00

For reservations Phone IZZL-Between 5 p.m. and 7 p. m. Phone .478-L

Reservations held until 10:30 p. III.

SATURDAY NIGHT IS YOUR DANCE NIGHT AT THE CLOVER CLUB

HANBIGRAFI‘ EXHIBITION April 22 To May 14

Open tlo anyone in P. l. I. Entries ol weaving, ieatherworli, oarv. hi, beeketry, metelworlr, pottery, needlework or any other hllldlgrgﬂ, ere invited. For information and entry forms write, not late;- tlmn Mitch 5th., 1948, to P. E. l. Arts and Crafts Guild, c-o The Art Con- ie, Charlottetown. '

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With food the will to war will cesse .

Food is the key to lasting peace. -0id Mother Nature.

Snow and ice had made that part or tile Great World that Roddy Fox and Mrs. Roddy knew very, very beautiful, but they had seen no beauty in it. No, sir, they had seen no beauty in it. Instead the very places they had loved most had became dreadful to them, and all because oi the snow and ice. Their iood supply had been shut oii, locked away where they could not get it. For a week

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‘very near to starving. and starva-

tion is a very drcadiui thing. Now,

Farmer Browns house they had foilnci a fowli. n big pull filled

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fed low end drew trumps. That

South then led e iuw spade to the

had discarded iive clubs.)

would iail. but when it didn‘t he was helpless. I-Ie had to concede one spade and one club in addition the start.

third diamond with a heart honor.

to dummy. Then, when it became known that West had started with

line of play. Presumably, West did not tiave o. singleton club, because

over in the 01d Orchard near

The iortunme 905mm o; a queen So Roddy and Mrs. Roddy, using

West laid clown the king, queen emi The very 18st crumb had» and sce of diamonds. South ruf- dmmxuery They Look

‘NW9d "m9 dﬂnl- m “WW °t licked. Farmer Brown's boy, W83" Will-l‘ l“ U" W"- lml Wm“ watching from a darkened window.

"e 1nd ¢°°k 5 11"?!" °n ‘he Y9‘ evening, but he knew what iiley “"711 m5 59555 ‘en held but Bu“ were doing and chuckled. “I guess still had his queen guarded. (East m“; pan won't need w be ‘vagina

souiil now laid down the spade much momg- said ht kins in the 31°F" that l-hs queen Finally they ieit llie Old Or-

to the two tricks he had lost at up, new and men. Souiii should have ruffed the, H, my“; hi, 11pm preserving the four-spot for entry 1m" ,ep11ed Mm Redd.“ Sh, _

four trumps as well as five dia- Redd;

monda, ordinary "probabilities" "50 go y," declined M" Redd; would have dictated the whining "All I need now is a good rash

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the pan and heaped with heartening food such as they sorely needed.

It was too good to be (rue. Any- uﬁiﬂlliﬁ- way illis is how they ieit about it. Where had it come from? Why was it there? There never had been any there before. And it wasn't the kind of food that is found in the Green Forest and on the Green Meadows. Had it been put there for any good pur- pose? Pclhops traps ior careless and unwary ieet were hidden ti. the snow around it.

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eyes and noses as only they can. as Mother Nature intended they should be used‘. were a long time in getting near enough to do more than iill their noses with the mouth-watering goodness o! that pan of food. Nothing happened. and at last thr-y were near enough to each snatch a mouthful and gulp it down. Now they were sure that all was safe and the wily that food disappeared was some- iiling io see. I suspect you would have called (hem greedy, but re- member this was the first lzood meal they had had for many days. Arid Reddy Fox is never greedy with Mrs. Raddy. He often goes " - hungry that she may be fed. He DRlNGlNG UP FATHED is one of (he most unselfish mates among ell of the Green Meadow and Green Forest folk.

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licking the plan. They licked and

could see them dimly, for it was

it will be polished ii they lick it

chard and trotted oii toward the 01d Pasture. Their stomachs were full, but they still licked their

“Good. wasn't it?" said Roddy. "I never have ilad anything bet-

iicked her lips. ' "I ieel like a new Fox," saidf ,

and s. little sleep," said Roddy. "I rather like the snow." said

after collecting two diamond tricks. isn't w snlqgﬂ] u, m“ o“;-

Thl": it W55 m9 "ext m1"! W c?!‘ “I don't know oi anything love- iain Lhnt West's Oflkinal’ distrl- iier than the Green Forest after a bution had been five diamonds, four snowstorm," ticlared 'Reddy. hearts. at least two clubs and no They stopped for a minute to more than W0 spades. With this look back toward (he Old oi-uiurd Pllllﬁn Blﬂbmhld. "1 WWW b! and Farmer Brown's house. “Do logical for South to win the fourth you suppose that dinner w“ round of tmmm in dummy. then meant mi Bowser the Hound?" to take an immediate spade finesse Mrs. Roddy asked.

he would have shiited to that suit Mrs. Roddy. "And ice, too, when it

finesse against the spade queen.

to his own ten. With that can! "I don't know, but 1 do know holding, he could return (he spade who has it." chuckled Raddy. "I'm I

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lor of Trinity Church. due to pthe "The Gregatiuliivirrltis ngisggylooked Farmers‘ Convention being held in better than it docs now,“ said the Canadian Legion Hail. Six Roddy admiringly as h; looked new members were enrolled and over to the Green Forest white during the interval tee. and refresh- and shadowy in the moonlight merits were served. by the Senior “I WOﬂdef 1g we Wm ﬁnd anoint". Women's . Auxiliary oi Trinity dinner as good over there tomor. Church, whim was greatly np-l- row night," said Mrs, Ready preoiated and enjoyed. The con- clreamily. ductor. Mr. Stanley Lancaster, ex- They did. and for many other pressed great satisfaction at the nights while the snowysnd l“

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