DECEMBER 1, 1953

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By Thornton W. Burgess

T00-SMART LISTENS AND LEABNB

p-or one u ho starts the day aright, There seldom is regret at night. -Raddy Fox.

young Too-smart had been sav- ml hy his father. Reddy Fox; just hi iime Raddy had led away the Dog iihn had been chasing young '1'oo-Smart. The latter had slowly made his way home. All the way mere, and long after he had reach- oii his doorstep, he had heard the mice of that Dog. Sometimes it has very faint because of the dis-

this he didn't bark.

Before Eeddy had come to his rescue the young Fox had been shot at. He had been hit in one leg. It hurt, but it might have been a great deal worse. Now as he lay on his doorstep he licked the wound. That was Just the right thing to do. After awhile he no longer heard that Dog. He wonder- ed what had happened. Had that Dog caught Raddy Fox? He hoped not. Had Reddy been smart enough to get rid of him? He wished he knew. A little later he did know. Reddy suddenly appeared right in front of him. He didn't even looky

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By Josephine Culbortnon

NO PROBLEM

The precise hand-pattern reveal. ed by East and West in the follow- ing deal should have been South's blueprint in the play.

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"I don't know." replied the young 9 39 74 O A3 Fox. "I didn't see him. I ciiciirti 4:96 S clv-1875 know he was anywhere around . Ag 13 until all or a sudden he was bark- . A532 mg behind me. At tirst I didn't .KQ5 know he was chasing me. I n K;

couldn't see him, nd h iiici 't1 see me. I didn't see? him ;orcoa loxrig The bidding:

F. GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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E75-no enouou you HAVE 1D Wlgri TU? TIME MAKING A LOT os SILLY TOYS ran

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lailL'P At other times it was loud-ltired. Mime. Ind Tm Sure he couldn't see. 5011”! W0” NOV"! 5100 pr which meant that the cliasei ”Where is that rireadiul Dog?"'m0; HOW he could Iollow me I INT PB-55 3NT PHI ii-on nearer. Every now and theniasked the young Fox. dont know." i Pass Pass - w m, Dog would stop barking. Thej Reddy Fox grinned. "Drying of! TIOW did YOU learn to follow g inung riix didn't know just whatl iiiter ii wetting he didn't expect Your mother or me when you were North. witii 10 high-card point- ihiit meant. What it did mean'to get. and probably on his way 11tltle?' Asked Roddy. land an easily establishable five- HRS that Raddy Fox had manaizedlhome now," said Raddy. He grin- I Just used my nose." said theycalid SHIP W35 Of Course right In in mix his trail up so that the Dog iied iiinre broadly than ever. IYOUUK FOX "YOU IHWHY5 199W? Ilumpmg '0 55"me at n9m"mp' hlld to take time and patience toj Then Reddy stopped griliiiing.i5CenL wherever you so." 2 W95" "WW1 We diamond four: mix it out. Wiiile he was doing It ”How did that Dog come to chasoi Redd! n0dd8d- ”Th8i-'3 it." 53id."”""".'-V played 1”” mu E5” Wen” he, "Tho; 15 the way that Dngiup with the ace. East returned the r-we - fouowed you. He dldnvt need on SPF licart six. south ducked. and West you, An he hm to do was k,,,,,plwon with the nine. West continued

his nose down, ma fgnow your: hearts, laying down the queen, . . scent." , whicii he has permitted to hold. Bringing Up Fafher p - at .

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"N0." replied Roddy. "Some Doggy Declare: cashed the king. ace F & 1 yhsven't the right kind of noses.13nd queen Of clubs, but Westshorw- The kind or Dog that was Chaim-.g'ed out. South knew that it he gave S lyou has a wonderful nose ior Foxyuid 51 011113 "Wk 10 Clear the EU”.

d 3.506111: and there is nothing a I)ogyEzist would be able to cash the set- '0! that kind nkos quite so much tiny: trick in hearts, 50 rather than all 5;,” chasing one of us. wore you foncr-do deie-at South entered his 5 much hurt?" Reddy looked downy land With ii diamond and tried of Woodwork. Leatherwork. Fancy Work. also the achinzgies the young roxlwhe spade finesse. when mast . . H. o - h was still licking. Of course the-yl70UnCefl 0n U115 trick with the Knitting. G'C., mCdQ 3 PCHGHTS In ' 3 young Fox thought he was muchlqueen. lir- cashed the club jack and ' o ' ht.Th tth . t..- ll"-1'5:l1i't.It t -liflk

Occupational Therapy Department of FaI- nl,;;;mme; ujljn hlfmh” W ln”'eh;f,m,gff ”” ” ” W” C ' II I! i i ' I .4 I i till it hurts ii int, said he. wind Ono slight CIWHEP In declaren conwood asp fa: d ;I don't know who: did it," ltechnique would have made quite Blly YOIIF. Christmas PYGSEIWS here Clld 2 "Then you didn't see that two-:3 rliffermcc. It was obvious that jlegged hunter with the ilrr-adfu1.Ei'iSt had started with (our hearts

i help this worthy course. work will be on yi,1,esM,. Sam Raddy.

limd no more than two diamonds.

1,. display Thursday afternoon. i The young Fox shook hi; 1.3;! Thus. after taking the third round

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