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Wood [slouch-Caribou

Service 5CHEDULE UNTIL SEPT. 30th. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

Leave Wood Islands- Prince Nova . . . . . . .. 7 a.m. ll a.m. 3 p.m. Charles A. Dunning ,._., 9 a.m. I p.m. 5 p.m.

Leave Caribou- Charles A. Dunning ... 7 a.m. II a.m. 3 p.m. Prince Nova .. .. 9 a.m. ' I p.m. 5 p.m.

Operating Daily Including Sundays DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME RATES: Same as I946 LISTEN IN TO CFCY AT 7:30 A. M. (STANDARD TIME) ' FOR LATEST NEWS

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JL I. Iilii Home Week Bus Schedules

EFFECTIVE TUESDAY, AUGUST 12th. . UP TO AND INCLUDING FRIDAY. AUGUST 10th.

In order to serve the majority of the Travelling Public during Old time Week we are obliged to arrange our schedules as listed blow

Lv. North Lake Via Souris 6.45 A.M.,' Lv. Souris 7.35 A.M. Lr. North Lake via St Peters (North Side) 6.45 AM. Li. Charlottetown on return both above rrips 7.00 P.M.

Cavendish North Shore remains as is leaving Charlottetown 8.45 A.M.; Lv. Summerside on return at S.lO P.M.

, Tignish for Charlottetown 7.00 A.M.

. Summerside for Charlottetown 7.30 A.M.; 9.55 A.M.; 5.I0 . Ch'town for Summerside and Tignish 4.00 P.M and 9.15 Charlottetown for Summerside - Borden I0.l0 AM. Ch'town Limited Run to Mainland Il.l5 A.M. as usual.

Borden via Bonshaw for Charlottetown 8.35 AM. Charlottetown via Bonshaw for Borden 6.30 P.M.

, Borden for Summerside (Local Run) l.I5 P.M.; 3.55 P.M. . Summerside for Borden 7.45 A.M.; l2.0l Noon; 2.30 P.M.

ALL OTHER SCHEDULES FOR ABOVE DATESIWILL or TEMPORARILY susrruoro.

All our Regular Schedules will be resumed Saturday.

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Release AUGUST I

DAILY CROSSWORD

ACROSS 2. Ring- 18. Old times L Unadorried shaped (archaic) 5. Fastened coral island 19. Organ of l1 The Devil 3. French hearing l0. Path of a writer 2!. A series oi‘ planet 4. Compass military l2. Investigate direction operations closely (abbrJ 22. Coronets It Piece of 6. Carries 23. Eludes furniture 6. Persia 24. Abyss

H. Eye 7. Subsids 25. Distant

i6. Bog 8. Predlcs- 2'7. Leap

1A Hal! an em rnent 29. Helped

l1. Bank 9. Blemish along amour-s 11. Strained, 80. Notoriety .

II. City as nerves 8i. supposes 38. Temple

(Prunial l5. Friarﬁ title 32. Mountain (0716111) Ii. A wing 21. Arrived lukewarm

Electrical measure- merit

I. Egyptian goddess

I. Kind oi’ meat

I. Division 0f a plii y I. Cigar- shaped projectile l3. Radium

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(Wm-l I. Slight taste IL High cards N. -Plant insect l8. Baked pieces of clay U. Nab l0. Lizard ll. Plant ovulo ll. Insects

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Yutsrdsyb 01110080: WHAT RAGII FOR 1A1 I K198 BOTH GREAT AND SMALL-WOIDOT. Diau-ihu by lint Natures Syndicate, Ins

OUT OUR WAY Bv l. R. WILLIAMS

y’ HOW'D we come "ro 6E1 ‘iéffitriﬂ leEufiiftiliee“ "a m] . fllM AN’ we om» AN‘ meTsHeEz. i, i- i‘ ic was auei-i-r Auvmiue.‘ i we DIDHAN‘ 1w noon sHuT - m‘ "n-i" KEY ctiAcéiio l

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‘in dummy and East did not autom- Iatirallv play "third ham-i high."

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I WEEKLY SATURDAY NIGHT i DANCE OPEN T0 THE PUBLIC ‘ Tables Ioeserveil. Maire your ltes- l rrvationa Early by Calling I221. I

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—CAFETERIA-

The City's Modern and Air- Conditioned Dance Club. Dancing at l) O'clock with

' Leglonalres Orchestra ADMISSION 50c EACH Unless Pre-arranged Reservations will not be held alter ll o'clock.

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SATURDAY ANCE ~

AT THE WIIELIIII MEMORIAL AIIIIITIIRIIIM I75 Grafton St.

MODERN AND OLDTIME—9-I2 O’CLOCK - Music Supplied by the "IRISH SWlNGSTERS" Added Attraction: Open Air Promenade Clieekroom ADM. 35c Canteen

Anni: x- RIIYTINIT Siiiitgllligtii

MONDAY, August 11 and TUESDAY, August lZ-SOUTII RUSTICO

l I I I WEDNESDAY, August l3—UNlT NOT WORKING. i THURSDAY, August l4-—STANLEY BRIDGE HALL. ‘q FRIDAY, August 15—LONG RIVER HALL. 3

SATURDAY, Aug. 18 and MONDAY, Aug. 18—-KENSINGTON.

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i Early TB has no signs or symptoms. The much advertised

i danger signs are not symptoms of early TB but of active ad- l? l vsncing disease. The best time to look for TB is before symp- I toms appear.

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HAVE AN X-RAY EVERY YEAR . §oo§ co<9:o@»eo<§/@o§@o:->eo<§ cor "

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I I different drilwnsc- would probiibly

product- '.\\'n irii-ks in the suit. ‘ Acthg on his siirevigi analysis, East ducked he Opening’ lead! IJe-l

B JV! H (ulhermm clarer won with tile qiicwn and ivd y r plne a low ncnri I0 ihv qurcn East won Bﬂmam 9.4m” and fiPlibvrniely returned the

spade king into dumnxus blank i; tor .i i_ bYEsst w‘!

qwﬂhlllerifligxl b_;f“,l§‘,§ alike dprcﬂt DOCIHR’! soon found that he

‘o! tine contract 1n today-s dmy could not develop the hand for nine

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

irirks. He tried tci ‘weak the, irearis. but Fn=i had anotherl stopper. and the diamonds were patentiy hopolrss. with East hold- ing the Q-J mice guarded. De-i

West dealer. East-West vulnerable.

5 claier ended up with pricisely iivo 0 g tricks m erirh suit. which left rim 6 just n-ne tantalizing irivk short of 3 contract 9 7 The fillllillflii hm» is Wlﬂél‘ com- 43- plicateii. but ii m1y irterest myi

reﬁne“; In lzu nui the wards and see for ilienvrivrs WITFI. llappPnSl 7 2 ii East pins up the spai-i» ki-ig on 3 the opening rad. and what hap- 3 pens u-hin ‘.i- (ice. not.

West North East South

P CENTRAL BUS LINES p15: if $25} L31- SCHEDULE Pass 3N1‘ Pass Pass For Pt" OLD some WEEK Monday: Bus will make regular riin. w", ﬂamed ma, m! Hub w“ Tuesday, Thursday and_ Satur- was tlJu weak Io oifer hope, and d9)“ Two mp5 dullY "o therefore opened the spade j-ickl Kelly's Cross Grid Lot 65.

despite its fact that deiuarer had wedqesdo d F11 - Two .» ... -i=ii""Y-.

bid the suit. The lnﬁd ans (ILICKEFI hips dany via Nor". w|“._ shire. Instead of taking his king and be-I Bu; will leave Kinkora each m" 81M I0 R9! II. hi2 consideredidu 3.30 AM d 6-30 P

° ~ . v at - - *1" - - matters with <xtreme care He kka:'wl M and M“ have city o" re_ his para er '0 be a sound player ~

I hLs side. last spade triik, but a

and therefore it was virtually rer- turn at l P.M. and "I30 P-M- tain that West must have held as iii good as the J-IO-B oi spades to have led the: suit. Moreovrr, ne scarcely would have opened from less than a four-card suit:

With a‘! the high cards in sight in dummy, and marked in thel South nand for the two riotrump bid. it was certain that west must be very weak Ii East put up the spnde king, Inst would oavtously be

MONCTON

SUMMERSIDE l BRUISES NEW ctasoow | Than’: nothing t0 will HALIFAX

Minced‘; It "lahl hold". Anllkpllt, IOMIIIBI- hell-c- Glvos quick rollci I

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Leave Charlottetown FOR MONCTON 8:10 A.M.: 1l:40 A.M. 6:00 P.M.

TO NEW GLASGOW 7:00 a.m.; mo P.M. T0 HALIFAX

1:10 P.M. ' For Reservation!

ll Phone 206i — 540

l. l NI M E MAHIIIME irriiiui 14ml,

uUK BOARDING uuusr: Major “Wale

‘V5 THAT STABS ‘ LET'S Mom ~

us FORTWO < R0051" HERE ‘ EXTRA LIKE MEN , CHECKS, y LEFT o~ BASE. 8m WHAT , M our WITH

keeps, sovs! vooiz PLIGHT BRIHG5 ‘IEARs "[0 w! eves! \_ MAM sou. imam PERFecTeD

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to m‘ HotsPrriii....ii:'s SHORE _ TUCKERED our

‘IORE SHOREA FINE GALDOCS ALWEEZ A5 soon A5 I'M '1 TALJUWABQJT OIA ms AN‘ our AIN'T I Aitil’ on: res snoonu‘ TRAP orr.

QI-LHORACE! THE LAUNDRY MAN IS HEEE" WILL vou GIVE I'll“ THE BUNDLE’?

THANKS, M2. DQIFPLE"

I CAN'T STAND SEEING SAY WHAT'S THAT

MY cusromerzs some l APOUND win-i KETCHUP on mane SHIRTS/l

WELL-COME Oki- EVEDVTHIHG I5 PACKED - WE JJST HAVE TIME TO CATCH THE TQAIN -

l MUST LET M25

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VEE- DADLING “IOU DON'T 6A\/- REALLY-WELL. OI: CCUQSE SHE i5 OLDER

‘TRAIN GONE-I WONDB? THAN 5H5 5AY5- AND / TIME

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HERE, LEMME TAKE CARE OF ‘THAT ‘TIPPIE‘S I-IOT DOG WAGONS’ STOCK YOUR

AUNT JANE GAVE YOU"

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HE "TOOK HIS STOCK ‘I'D BED WITH HIM! \Y7IIA%RE’S

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runes. MORE PEOPLE | CALLED, WANTING "to auv HER STDCIGMR.

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l HOPE 7H’ BOATQ; GOIN‘ TD BE r $AFE TIED UP THERE‘ WITH ALL . ‘THOSE PRJVISIONS ABOARD.’ WE'VE GOT TO TAKE THESE SFOWAWAYS BACK HOME .

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