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PHARMACY EXAMINATIONS

The Board of Examiners of the' Prince Edward Island Pharmaceutical Association will meet in Char- lottetown on January 24th and 25th, 1951.

Candidates for examination whose applications have been accepted will present themselves to the Ex- aminers at such hour and place as may be designated. 'I:hise(iinformatlon may be ascertained from the under- sign

R. H. JENKINS, Secretary-Registrar.

POSTPONED

ANNUAL MEETING

Queens County Branch P. E. 1. Fish and Game Protection Association

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Wise is he who is discreet In choosing what he has to eat. -Old Mother Nature. some people are iussy about what they eat. other people are not fussy at all. Usually it is the folks who can get their food most easily who are fussy. It is a good thing that folks like diiterent things; that wuhat one may like another may dis- . e. In another winter hunger is very seldom iully satisfied among the larger Green Forest and Green Meadow iclk. someiot them can only now and then get s full meal. This is specially true oi those whe must hunt others for their iood. So it is that such iol-ks as Roddy Fox, old Man Coyote. Yowler the Bob- cat. Puma the Mountain Lion, Glut- mn the Wolverine. spite the Mer- ten. Pekan the Fisher, seldcm know what it is not to be hungry. Although Spite the Marten and Pekan the Fisher are cousins 'there is no love between them. Pekun would just as scon dine on his cou- sin Spite as spite would Chatterer the Red Squirrel. Times had heen hard on the Great Mountain. very hard. and both Spite and Pekim had come down to the Green Forest at the foot of the Great Mountain in hope of finding a dinner there. .?.:...L...:.j...

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The takeout double of cm major suit usually implies good support for the other major. and so East iirst responded in his four-card heart suit instead or his longer club suit. (Incidentally. West's take- out double of cne spade was rather anemic.)

Despite East's two bids, west felt

that the saiest lead against tour spades was the diamond jack. Dum- my's ace was put up. and South immediately iinessed for the spade king. west won the trick and con- tinued diamonds. Now, with dum- my's seconid diamond stopper re- moved. South was dcoimed to deieat. since -he had to concede a dis- mond and a club in addition in a sure heart laser. The declarer was too much en- grossed with the trum-p suit in this deal. There was no need (or haste in taking the trump iinese. 1! the king lay right. it could be captured in good time. but there -was an urgeht need to attack the heart suit prrcnmptly. so that ii a favor- able hea.rt position existed. it could be turned to deolarer's benefit. Thus, at the second trick. south should have led a heart to his own jack-and irom that point on, he would have been in full control! West would win and hammer away at diamonds. but dummy would take this return and South would finesse again in hearts. He would get rid oi dummy's last diamond. ruii is dia- mond ior entry to dummy, and then he could aford to lose a trick to the spade king.

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reason those little spears do not seem to hurt and make trcvu-ble ior him as theypdo ior most other folks. So Spite. who was up in a. tree. made a iiying leap to the ground and raced over to that slow mov- ing prickly iellow whom he had dis- covered.

Right away the Porcupine thought spite was after him. The thousand little spears hidden in his coat suddenly appeared, I-le look- ed like a giant chestnut burr. There seemed to be no place where any one could bite him without getting a. mouthful or those little spears. ,spite jumped over him. taking cure ;to jump high enough so that he iwouild not brush against any of whose quills. 1-ie dodged behind A gtree and ran up it. He hoped that when Pekan saw that Porcupine he lwould stop right there for his din- -ner.

Pekan did stop right under his very nose. The question was. was he hungry enough not to mind these

.little spears. He knew that he was bound to have some or them work their way into him. They wouldn't 'be cormiiortable. They would be un- Hzomiortable. but they wouldn't do .hlm any harm. He was hungry and ithst was uncomfortable, but he

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that Porcupine would still be some- wherein the neighborhood. so after hestitating a minute or two to make up his mind Pekan went on after spite. Presently he discovered he had mode a mistake. The little time he had taken to make up his mind about that Porcupine dinner and given Cousin Spite time enough to reach a. hollow log. the doorway oi which was just big enough for him to squeeze through. but not big enough ior his cousin to get through. He was safe.

Pesn the Fisher poked his nose in and growled all sorts of dreadful threats. Spite didn't mind. Pekln tore at the log with his claws. He is strong. but he was not strong enough to tear that log apart, He didn't -wate much time. He re- membered the .-ureuvpine and went back. The Porcupine wasn't there.

IIOLSTEIN MEETING

A meeting of the share- holders of the P. E. I. Su- perior Holstein Bull Club will be held Tuesday, Jan- uary 23rd at 1:30 P.M. in the Dept. of Agriculture

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