'. PAGE TWELVE ' .. . -IHE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN JANUARY 17 1952 l'””"i'”"””'”'”"”'”'- with an honor and led - low KING or THE ROYAL MOUNTED,

' -!l t th ' hlZ- t. H h B" SS E . contract Bridge ..A"'."l;..S. .i.'..'i'.5.,.f3?......,.y'. 1.5" . y B, Jmvhm. uumnum Q though East valiantly tried to . 5, V .

confuse the issue by throwing off

ioqnr-eee&cochaeoe9seor1n-:-ct”: sou", ,.,.al,.,. ' Kgl , . s,.gvm(; -um oppoxgn-rs North-South vulnerable. ' . 10 ll 6 3 West should have been pleased :10B ' - g that his opponents played the . J 9 I ' H 9 . following hand at the wrong con- ,g 10 9 7 4 2 . tract. but his own defense made .R Q 7 4 .3, ; their error protltable to them. 2 7 4 3 y j By Thornton w' Burgess - When Northls three-club call 9 3 W' if :14 3 7 5 A LESSON IN cognac; , assured South of a stopper in that 9Q 10 6 2 q 4 3 a .. . . ' suit. South should have bid three 3;. y 5 h ax 3 3 who for another suffers pain notrump. rather than four hearts J 3 Will count his suffering as again. Nine tricks It notrump were in K Q J S 5 1

e-Old Mother Nature.

Trembling so that they fairly shook, the two young Deer stared Irom I distance in big-eyed terror as they. watched their Iavther. Lighttoot the Deer, lighting with a big Dog. Although they didn't know it then .thcy were getting

tWest opened the deuce of dia- V::,:, 4'1, monds, and when thehilumniy was The bidding, 7 - --ggglgdga. spread, South must ve regrell- , ' . g A l ed his decision to play at hearts 500"! ll?” 30"” 1'-3” JOE P LOOKA instead of notrump -- it would be 29 '-' 4 P355 P3" , ; ' all too easy to lose four tricks! 2NT P858 34- P353 5571- ' West's spade bid strongly indic- .40 Pass P35! P-55 Titsuewvoaxrocics

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a lesson in courage, the mics; and. it that was so. some pro- a diamond. South made the pro- , ' kind of courage. You see, Light- vision would have to be made for par decision. He felt that the dis- EllcEoRJu”S?ND . loot. was not fighting for him-l the jack and eight ol spades. tribution had practically marked ”GUARmA L PARK ASA se1f;.he,wa; fighting to save Mrs, At the second trick South led Wei with a singleton trump and ' , Low AVING Llghtcot and the twins. 1!, was the club queen. West e- who that he would be able to ruff thil PLANE Mrs. Lightfoot or those Deer, notl , My , lg might have waited! e put up the present club trick, so South dlso ORCLE5 Lightfoot, whom that Dog had v4'4'M-4;”-”-””” "'7t '77”? club ace and laid down the dia- carded a spade. and made hit Agave -me been following in the hope 01 kitl- H9 mined 3115 milk 10 his h9Cl5- mond queen, no doubt expecting contract. I BALL 12151.9, mg one or an of mm... -A-' W 7 7' "co! to take in that trick. Declarer Obviously if East had ruffed SEEMINGLY

The twins WCYU having liai'd"35P9Cl3”.V We 13”" they wan” ruffed and led the club six. Again Til.-13. N? WOUM "W-rely have NTROUELE.

work to believe that what they edl It "35 l9 53” lhcm ””"West took it upon himself to win made matters easier tor South. saw could be true. Of late they,Llgh”0”l' had .l””"d back Md the tricks with lhe jack. ano.who would have over-ruffed and had had very little respect for;"9W W35 llglmng I" me” W95 then, for some obscure and un- jgone back to the heart ten. their tather. lt': had lost his 'a"d ms 0W”.35 "C”- , sound reason. he exited with thel Van--ee-ee great antlers. or born; as somel 19 W35 Llghtfoot himself! Wglo club gm; p . I ! RAIN-MAKING PATENTED people call Liicui. and ever sincc,h3d 5m”Cd me 531'” W”-.1 15? South ruffed Lasts club king: -4 7 ' he had acted as II he were as- 5113?-D'9,dE!8d h00fS. he '-had 5tFuCk.--ff-'--rr-r”"''T;T'TT' ; A patent has been issued in the named. He was no ,o,,;e,. headltliat Iblg Dog. and mice lmocir-J Dog lkaS.CLlLLll1l1 sevgra P13CF;v)1l,S. on a method which could HENRY By cm-1 Anderson of the family: motlier had takcnfed hfm 0V"- Nowfhe DWI W3; but,” ll?” 3;, "3 Llhng lagmiiiake rain by forming super-cooled his place. For days and days he.si'ia;x1ing 'as he tiled tax reac . Now, liavinrgM llltyefxltf te "sI;i;imdVc,.Hm1s m supercooled cloud, by V , had been simply tagging ,1O,,glLightfoots throat to ten ih-0pEr;.lDOg away.) rsinig Loon icouldlclwppmg pamc1eS'of dry we . . . behind. The twins shitered andhst ivere' 1 on the ot ier. h tethpwi '3 me” , through them, Dry we is send C”. R seemed that Mum thew anH(.h, as tliew. listened to” t'a llg-)ll1.ilAdl,t belilewe ts: is vtasn 1 ban dioxide frozen by such "3, dropped on bemust. old Mommwso-iiii:i. Fhe othei D0,, was snag-,gcntie lYl0tJlC:i elytahsuaot gwas mgcmms as ..F,.C0n-- gas- Nature felt that he had no Ioli;- Plnh 33 Li:-htioot I00. 'lbu)V 0, H17; H11). 11- L035” lgknegs Mrs I ,,..,:j. gr any use 1-ml wlmm a-lid; :0 zgloklll,aiv.::0li:m:'1llomhaddo l'X:llllgtl'Ci(lmIllllf.i-l l:ll':l'el(l00tl.0ll;ll.lllg9d olisthat Dog ancll SHANKLIM 1519 of wlgm T ' - hem away roni iim. at ii. ctr-y p , V g y '.-p V r , Li mfoovlcmg A man who found rats age dropped too. When he iiaidylfall W111 hi5 lkondelfun n0b5':; lxll0Cl'xCd him avta). g , 1.”? wing um mod for my ul- mose great a"y'”S' M had feared r YOU see. me hummgtot ulfse I)lie'E.l3sLl:mmb1.Cd ull ahmgl b(l:th'tl”l:l.mrI;l:Sgllrt'I Dlacled Doisoned bread poten "0 Onel Them were HMS when ml had bgen a slond '0t pal'nlc(;l:rfH'l.l mm. lafie ads I9 knto his hE8l5llliHl'dS from the Phulti'.V run. The seemed that he was atmally l”0k.'lT1” big Dog 1” mi. 31)”), a it He mmehadn :0 n The fiizhtiats drlislzed the iioisoned food "3 "" a ”g"L”i Yes" Sm that ls we like llle lmlallelldtteogltomfoll-' Ilc ml vs 30 es? 3530;. Li litfcotlinto the enclosure. and all the L N” h” it S""”d' He 1-lad mm M5 1 e Dalila! lie 7 ldr be thel Ms glcli dnch' ii and groudiy iowi died. i 300. gm when ha lmt mg antlers low the lg-ai ban Dovtoum do cm, held is iea rig . P - he lost all desire lO.fl)?,l1I. The PS3”? OIN1 8. ":8. to be not (act is, he acted as it he WCl'C'klllll'll(. .. ow eie was, h l W "mid. killing it Lightioot cou.d op 1-. Now however, Liglitfoot was My. What 3 Sight he W415 35 he lishtinlz with more real courage leaped Way mm We .l”E D95- man ever he had had when he then again plunged. at him. strik- had had those great ant- ing down at hini with those sharp lets with the mam, Sharp points, hoofs and hurting r.-very time,he N he had nothing to fight with struck. The twins were seeing bfsvhi. sharp-edged hoois. More-e courage of the finest kind, but

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” Mrs. Lightfoot had been stand- ing between the twins and th9 right. Now she suddenly dashed

' forwardf The hair along her - shoulders and neck was standing , on end. Those usually gentle. ' l ' soft eyes of hers were blazing

with angur. She broull-1'1-iv her front feet down on the small

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