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With the discontinuance o! the double train service between the mainland end Prince Edward Inland, eflectlve Sunday, Sept- ember 12th, the through Montreal-Charlottetown sleeping car (Ne. 5i) will be operated daily except Saturday on the Maritime Express, Train No. 2. leaving Montreal at 11:30 a.m.. E.S.T.. and Train No. 40 leaving iiilonoton at 10:45 a.m., A.S.T., daily except Sunday. arriving Charlottetown 6:10 p.n:. Effective Sunday. September 26, Train No. 40 will leave Moncton at 11:15 a.m.. daily except Sunday, instead o! 10:45 nan" arriving Charlotte- town the same time as at present, namely. 6:10 p.m.

PETEWS GOOD GUESS

Who seeks for truth with open

mind ‘Amazing things is sure to find. -Old Mother Nature. l____

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To 01d Mother Nature nothing is amazing, That is, nothing but the stu/pidity of folks who look without seeing and listen without hearing. and those who neither look nor listen. Peter Rabbit is

The Charlottetown-Montreal sleeper will continue to operate ae at present, leaving Charlottetown, Train No. 39, at 7:00 aarn. daily except. Sunday. and Morictori on The Scotlan- Train No. 59. leaving there at 2:20 p.m., A.S.‘l‘., arriving Montreal at 8:45 curious about mlngs_ sometimes

g "m" he is too curious ror his own good. ;, Curiosity can lead into all sorts of Train No. 41 leaving Charlottetown at 10:30 1.1a. for Monc- trouble, very serious trouble, But ton and No. 42 leaving Monoton for Charlottetown at 4:40 p-m-i CU-flﬂslly also is the key t0 knawl‘ ‘ daily except Sunday, will be cancelled effective Sunday, Septem- edge. Without it the Great World ‘er i; would be a sorry place in which to live. All that makes life worth the living is the result,“ curiosity in- - opined, guided curiosity. The greatest disaster that could befall the Great World and those who live in it would be the end oi

l a curiosity. " Peter Rabbit had tried to tell

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He wadded across Laughing Brook where the wvater was shallow and made his way to the big rock .

clearly. There were no long, curved jaws with points cmseed. There were Jam's and they were curved, but they were short, Peter had the unpleasant feeling that they were for use rather than looks. l-le waded across Laughing

; ll $13150 1:4"- aetefd B! 83m B???" Brook where the water was shal- Don-Y DRIPPLE ' ‘y ‘uh-M. , . " » . 01‘ e" "8 9 W" Y i" lo and made his way to the biz COME ON, PEPvm» . IT'S ORDERS FROM OH STOP COMPLAINING"

i ‘i, Patch to visit the Green Forest, yozk. YOU GOTYIK ‘TAKE THE DOG DOCTOR, TDINEVERHAVEC . _-___--_ - » -» - the Old Ofjlitrd, the Smiling YOUR PILL/j

AUG-Tl’ \OU IN ‘TI-IE FIRS‘? PLACE, IF YOU HADNT BEEN

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spoke politely. “I guess," e, "that you are Mrs. Dob- ‘

H Pool and other places. Mrs. Peter‘ same}, merely sniffed and said that there‘ 5on3-

is curiosity and curiosity, and she Th, great Fly looked l; Pout has yet to see that Peter's cur- 5M opened ‘M closed h" “up 1°=1W h“ dim him “W 8°06» pointed, short, curved jaws and However, many times it has kept Pew, know m” h, would "the! him m?!" 1°91"! lwYed- 11 the". see than reel them. "You are a

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SEPTEMBER SEVENTH

l is the dots on which dimes resume at

ing bored, And one who is lwfed The next story: “Mrs. Dobson UNION BOMMERGIAL COLLEGE bow omeis- mo...» Peter, visiting Grandfather Frog . ‘ . . W1 We“ a "We bmd- lust Sreiiogropliic, Commercial, end Secretarial Courses enough so to be dlsCOﬂtéllded and 714 C B ,d grumble that there was not-him; i3 NIGHT CLASSES RESUME or; ocrom II - could possibly have m. all there ii °ntra¢t r‘ 39g ' ihteiestihg to see or do. As u‘ .3 B1 Mwhl" Cﬂlbﬂtw" if , Peter was to see or done all there égegkvvin” _.3;.-;;;~¢~% UNION COMMERCIAL COLLEGI ' N“

Wu to do! It is strange how ' folks can get that way, hut many do, altogether too many. They bore themselvm and every om. around them.

But that feeling didrVt last long with Peter. He was snapped our of it by a par of jaws. No. he

Fan! ty I-iterpretotion

Royol Bonk Building, Cliorlottvtovn

south made a bid In today! deg). that should have clarified North's lprohlem, but North did not in-

terpret the message correctly.

l-UF-l.’ WHEPE DID HE GO T’ IVE LOOKED EJEQVVJIJEEE PC)?

I GUESS HE'S 604E-

MLISTA FLOWM OUT i

OF A CRACK IN THE SC .

WELL-I'VE TAKEN Au. I CAN STAND FPOA

didn't feel than: he saw them

They belonged to a sort o! giant

Ey. Anyway the owner of them North, dealer.

was a member of the insect folk. Both sides vulnerable

isome of whom bite amazingly East-Wutﬁoonacorl.

hard for ouch rnall folk, and ‘4

some o! whom sting even more yKQQg

piiinruiiy. When Peter sazw those paasz‘

Jan's, an inch long and so curved 451K752

that. the points crossed. he couldirt. Q AQI " K109

believe his own eyes at first. He .763 N QAIOSI

decided right then and. there that U142 W E O 107

he wanted nothing to do with O53 S #5543 cq-w- ir»-i-.--<,<o~,i~.vm.p3-I___

their possessor, Thcn Grandfather $435 _

fro: had said that they wcre ‘SE2 TIPPY AND "CAP" STUBIS F ly Edwina?

" hanmless. dangerous only in their xhﬂQgs‘ - - ~ . looks; that their owner was Mr. WELL HY ' Y HIM B ' _ I Dobson, who looks worse than he ‘TAIOO h“ TL-IEVVéEXEIOFUET-lgv T IgOULDECgitE %EO\TI'E'IQSII7_F WELtiéhgHllmabiﬁCgl N is. Peter Well knew looks hllrt 1'10 "riiebiddgins: ojléjélQwtgf-‘Bigfmbgghg o ro Your: i= OUR PRIVILEGES wens one. xmh Ernst Smith Wee! .COUNT+£_» .. ounces-room!!! ‘ "He is a harmless fellow, but. 19 Pass 2Q 2g 3, _ xcn“ ivnrncd 3 Q 3 9 4 5(3) P58! w o Grandfather _Frng. "Hcr jaws are '5 Q Pa" P355 y!" g I not big like his but ihcy are pinch-i

inz Jams. They are for use. looks. and she knows how to them."

not use. As is almost always the case,

the East-West part score compli-

LIMITED

MI. Dohsonb two pairs of big catod the North-South biiﬂing wings harl carried bin-i away, and problem. Northls opening heart bid Queen Street chaﬂmmmwn Peter had watched in vain for nn- and South's two-diamond response

other glimpse of him. Now, two days later, lie was nvei- by Laugh- imz Brook, where the wntor rah rather fast around and over big and little stones. Right across from. him was ii big rank gfnund the base of which Laughing Brook

iiei-e i-‘ear-wut enough, as was North's free raise of diamonds on the second round, but when South had to make a decision ovcr Easts three-spade bid, a subtle point entered the picture.

smith know that l£_he bid (our

By (Ilifiorii MacBriiIa

llapiiiean and Uncle Elliy

WELL, SO THE NEW NElGHBOl?

GAVE sou BOYS some BOOK FOR voun ctue HOUSE: EH NOTA BAD CHAP; \ GUESS.

ran. The sunlight. fell nil several ‘shite spots on that rock. Peter wondered what hBKl made them. He likes to wonder about thinly, Oi course that is curiosity begin- ning to work.

Then Peter was pleasantly sur- prised to see on that rook the very one lnr whom he ‘had so vainly watched. Or was it? It looked like Mr. Dohson in nil hut one thin;- thc-se great. curved ii-ickerl-lonkine but harmless jFIWS. Hi- couldn't, 58¢‘ ihﬂSP. Perhaps it was because o! Mr. Dohsovfs position and he

diamonds at. this juncture, North might logically take the view that South was merely-“competing a- gainst the opponents, and on that conclusion North might decide to pass with a hand that would, per- haps, offer a good play for game. South himself was not strong enough to jumip straight to five diamonds, hence he deliberately selecicrl the four-club bid to en- cniiragc North if his holding warranted optimism, and to In- (llvnlP that South was not merely rrmpoiinz hilt. had genuine hopes

couldn't clearly see tho inner‘; head.

Presently the great Hy moved so that the head could he soon

on his own part.

Actually, since the four-club bid found North with an excellent iit in that suit too, he should hsvg taken the responsibility for a Jul-nip to live diamonds. When he bid only four diamonds. South hsd

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for 700000.000 cigareia -— an oi- ficial announced here. Three bil- Reglltcridllh Pdllllloﬁt’! lion, cigai-eis are consumed sn-

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