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Axnrar. MEETING

QUEEN'S COUNTY PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE i N

ASSOCIATION The Annual Meeting of the Queen's County Pro-

gressive Conservative Association will be held in the Clover Club, Charlottetown, on Thursday, September 21st at 8 oiclock. All Poll Chairmen are asked to have 5 delegates appointed at once.

All Ladies Welcome

MB8. R. E. SUTHERLAN1), Sec'ty. - REAGI-I BAGNALL, President.

SOIIRIS . HOSPITAL DANCE

LAST DANCE OF SEASON

MATTHEW & McLEANiS WAREIIOIJSE

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WEDNESDAY 13th

Canteen Modern and Old Time Music by Vagabond and

Admission 50c.

Chaisson Orchestra.

ournooa snow AT NEW HAVEN

TONIGHT (MONDAY) SEPTEMBER II. AT 8:30 l'.llL THIS YOU GOTTA SEE! MICHAEL. Si-IAYNE (detective) in "Munnna IS MY BUSINESS" YOU WILL ALSO SEE BUSTER CRABBE and AL (Fuzzy) ST. JOHN in "STAGECOACH OUTLAWS"

Hot. Dogs, Soft Drinks and Ice Cream sold during show.

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Account the necessity of placing the S. S. "Princess Helene" in dry dock for annual overhauling, there will be no service between Saint John and Digby from September 15th to October 15th inclusive.

CANADIAN PACIFIC

HANDY KILLER

Just Arrivodw-Carload HANDY KILLER

CONSTRUCTION PLANNED

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oamnemxs. Magdalen, Is- lands-lop) - Construction amounting to

islands s in the

Gulf of St. Lawrence this . it

Includes a new landing

wharves.

ield on

Grindstone island and repairs to

for killing potato tops. Make sure of your requirements by purchasing early.

ASSOCIATED SHIPPERS INCORPORATED

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for than lomytaoo,ooo h planned States visitor claims it just isn't

possible to make-good notice in the Maritimes. After several at- tempts in various kitchens she came to the conclusion the water lsn't right.

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I Little folks don't know it all. 'l'heir knowledge ilike themselves is small. --Old Mother Nature.

That is A true sayins. but little iolks are very apt to think they do know it all. It was so with a small libx. one ot the children or Roddy Fox. He was smart. men was no question about that. He was so apt that he was the first at Reddy's lively family to leave home and start out for himseli. He was very sure he could take care of himself. There wasnt a doubt in his small head. He had watched Father and Mother and learned how to hunt and find (God. To him that was the most important thing. I suspect that sometimes he thought he was even smarter than his father. Children are that way sometimes before they have learned how little they do know.

The lively little Fox was over in the Green Forest. He had passed most of his short life in the Old Pasture I-ncl on the Green Mea- dows. Hls home had been in the Old Pasture. A few times he had been as far as the edge or the

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contract Bridge

By Josephine Culbertson

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"PASS" is A MIGHTY Won!)

The North player in today's deal Bvlllaarently did not know that the strongest call that can be made under some circumstances is a pass!

Eut dealer. . Both sides vulrierablg

. gas; QAK5 . QK9882 v .584. A1075 A0082 Qiosol N on .1: W E 4:07: S A 1075 -IKQ AKJ8 VQ7 l 601-4 ariossz Thebidding: , East South West North Pace ran 19 P... 1N'r Dble. Pan sou) Pass Pass

Several oi the recorded bids were rather strange, but it was North's three-diamond call which was truly astounding!

Let's analyze from nlng:

West's opening bid was the iirst peculiar action-his hand was cer- tainly -under par. even in third position. Then, East's respcnse was at best questionable; he had a bet- ter pass, But these criticisms lose point when North's bidding tedi- nique is consider ii His pass over one heart could be justified on the basis of trapping, but when south showed the values for a double of one notrump, even though he had previously passed. it was incon- ceivable that North should not have passed for penalties!

Perhaps North felt that by jumping in diamonds. he cculd ar- rive at some good game contract. but if this was his reasoning, it was pretty bad! It North-South could make game anywhere-what would ha" to the opposing one notrump! one thing was sure: South could not even be hoping thlt North had what he did have. and so, if south was willing to defend against one notrump, as his double indicated, North should have been highly enthusiastic about the thingi

south could not be blamed ior falllns to respond to North's Jump f-Rkwut. North had not overcalled one heart, and he announced the "inability" to leave in the double of one notrump. lwhere, then, could Nort-h-south hope to make game?

North actually made five-odd at diamonds, but this was not very satisiactory. considering that (East- west could have been held to two

the begin-

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asked the young Fox.

Green Forest and Hist a very little way in. Now he was doing some- thing he had wanted to do tor a long time-venturing farther into the Green Forest. He was following the crooked Little Path that winds this way and that way among the trees wherever the going is easiest. Green Forest people always choose the easiest ways and that is why the paths they make are usually the easiest to follow.

Now the smart little Fox was al- so ah-foolish little Fox. smart people, y'bu know. can be very fool- ish they are more foolish than others to be in the Green Forest at all because he was not at home here and he knew almost nothing or the people that live there and their ways. But he was enjoying himself. Like boys and girls, little Foxes and other little folks in fur like excitement.

He was getting it. You see, there were many little turns in the Crooked Little Path and there was no knowing what might be waiting around'each turn. Being smart, he never ran around a turn;

he always peeked around a certain

turn that he discovered the strangest looking person he had ever seen. He was in the middle of the crooked Little Path. whining and grunting and complaining. which -was his way of expressing happiness. some folks are like that. The more unhappy they think themselves. or try to ap- pear. the happier they really are.

The young Fox stared. He knew right? away that this funny look- ing stranger was young like him- self. He was black. His ccat was of fairly long hair. He had a tummy looking tail that seemed to be covered with queer-looking hair. 0! course, you know who it was. it was Prickly Porky's young son.

Now the young Porcupine was not big enough for the young Fox to be afraid of him. or course he had never seen a Porcuvilm He decided that this tccmplalning young stranger was harmless He moved too slowly to be danger- ous, or so thought the young Fox. satisiied that this was so. he boldly came around the turn and raced little Porky.

"What is the matter with you?" asked the young Fox.

"Nothing," replied Little Porky.

"Then why are you whining and

complaining?" asked the youns Fox.

"Because I like to." replied Lit- tle Porky. i

All the time Little Porky was shuffling along toward the young Fox. "Get out o! my way.” 310 grunted.

"You get out of my wall." re- torted the little Fox.

"I never get out of anybody's way. They a-ll get out of my way," retorted Little Porky.

"I won't. Let's see you make me." said the Little Fox.

Little” Porky said nothll1K- 1'19 just kept on toward the foolish little Fox.

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Dance to the music of

DON MESEII AND HIS ' ISLANDEIIS in

CRAPAUD IIALI4 MONDAY. SEPT. 11th.;

Sponsored by 'Crapaud community Club

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