JULY 11, 19a?

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WEEKLY SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE OPEN T0 THE PUBLIC

Tables Reserved. Make your Reservations Early by Calling 1m.

-—-CAFETERIA-- 91nd"! M ll O'clock with Leginnairell Orchestra \ ADMISSION 50c ascrr

Unless Pie-arranged Reseivations will not be baw after l-l o'clock.

THE GLORIOIIS 12th

The annual July I2th Celebration will be held Saturday after- noon at John A. McDougalVs, Argyle Shore.

Como and join in the sports and meet your old friends. BRING YOUR BASKETS Refreshments and a limited number of lunches will be available, Band and Sound System will be on th'e grounds.

Parade at 2:30 PM. followed by addresses and sports. ALL ARE WELCOME

t, ILLIISTRIITIUII STATION FIELD DAYS

The Do inion Department of Agriculture, in two-operation with the P vincial Department of Agriculture will hold Illus- tration Station Field Days on the following dates, Standard Time —Rain or Shine.

. K FARM 0F JOHN L. CLARK, M.B.E., RUSTICO, July 15th ' at 2 RM. Speakers: Miss Iphigenie Arsenault; R. C. Par- ent; R. It. Hurst; S. C. Wright,

FARM 0F WILLIAM E. JOI-INSTONE, NEW LONDON, July 16th at '2 P. M. Speakers: Miss lphigenie Arsenault; It. C. Parent; it. It. Ilurst; l-l. .7. MacDonald,

FARM 0s‘ ZENON cannons, URBAINVILLE, July 1m, s. 2 P. M. Speakers: Miss Iphigenie Arsenault; it. C. Parent; R. It. Hurst; D. C. Schurnian; S. C. Wright. .

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A tour will be made of the station fields and fertilised pas- tures, meadows, grain and root crops observed. The work of the Illustration Station and the Experimental Farms will be discussed by the Supervisor. A Judging Class in Livestock will be an added feature.

Take this as an opportunity to meet your neighbors, to con- verse with Departmental Representatives, and view the work that is in progress.

W. N. BLACK, Supervisor of Illustration Stations, Prince Edward Island

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Several obillﬁtions to that course had presented themselves Hid he been able to make a quick getaway it would have been different. but he couldn't very well row away frcm the stranded yarht in one or the vessel's liiebolits, rricwvellously equipped for emergency though they were. l-le was forced to re- main _with the others and that kzmplicated matters. Yet. did it?

as it not. after all. merely a matter o1 waiting. He was not one of those who shared the belief that The Lapwing was doomed to stay aground on the island for ever. In these modern days vessels were not permitted to disappear in mid-ocean without some efforts being made to locate them.

All he had to dolwas to secrete the box somewhere on the island and wait until they had been res- cued. Ewen then it. was not Claude Greatrixj intention to put pressure on Sir Timothy Pointer immediately. Once the box was in his hands he could afford to wait, and O'Neil: had agreed with himself liliﬂb il. would be better to wait until they were safely back in London. for London was different from an is- land in the Pacific . . . there were a great many back doors 5y means or which one could escape hr

matters grew awkward. The only difficulty he had vis- ualised '.f Lady Kitty was success- ful was that Sir Timothy might go to the safe in his cabin and dis- cover that the box was gone. In that event he was certain that the ,o1d man would put up a fight for it. Even so Greatrix felt confident that the theft could not be pinned down to himself, especiahy now that he had persuaded Lady Kitty to do the Job for him. That was one o! the consolations he kept for himself. 1f things went Lad with him and Lady Kitty de- cided to tell the truth-and you never knew what a tempera-mental woman like her might not do-he could. and most certainly would» laugh such an absurd suggestion out of court. What use. tor in- stance, was s. black deed box to him on an island where they were all marooned. Now had it be” ill London some sense might have been made from the accuse bli- Again, Sir Timothy knew his wife to be a woman labouring under the stress or great emotional conﬂict and everyone knew that tinder such circumstances women made not only bad accliscrl. but bad Wiillesiel into thn bargain. For these reasons Claude Great- rix felt reasonably secure in allow- ing Lady Kitty to take tile chance of obtaining the box. He had ac- qepted her explanation that it would have teen folly to have ‘ltgmptﬂd no open the safe-a slai- ple straightforward affair not pos- sessing a combination lock-at the time when she had gained possess- ion of her husband's keYS lest l" 1mg unexpectedly returned. it looked. loo. as if ISM FM" were actually in league with him for after dinner Sir Tinlothy had been impressed by the suggestion

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NOTICE

Starting Thursday, July 10th a Bus will leave from Argyle Shore at 8:15 a.m.

Canoe Cove

St. Catherines

High Bani:

West River Bridge New Haven

Clyde River Cornwall

North River Corner North River Rood Charlottetown

Daily service leaving Merit‘: Quick Lunch at 4 o'clock.

This Bus can also be hired for Chartered runs.

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Contract Bridge

By Josephine Culbertson

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‘Rte "rule" is that when a. de- clares has nine cards of a suit, lllllllliﬂ‘0l‘lly the queen, he should cash the ace and king in hope of a drop. There is nothing so iron- clad about this principle, however, that it should not be altered to Pit the conditions. Let's look at a case in which observance of the "rule" was extremely hadvbridge:

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South bid aggressively when he persisted to three notrump, but this action would have been hand- somely rewarded _i.f his play had been better.

West opened his fourth-highest heart and South captured Easvr queen. Now, obviously proceeding‘ on the theory that the missing queen of clubs “shoult-l" fall ‘rn two leads, South led low to the ace and returned a cluib ta his own king.

The quite normal 3-1 break of clubs was s. terrible blow to south! For now, when he knock- ed out the club queen, East, get- ting his inspiration from some unknown source, shifted to the diamond queen instead of return- ing his partner's suit, and this bit of nerve rolled up the score a- gainst the oppon/ents. South's dia- morid king was smothered and East was put back on lead to run the diamonds; then s. heart ro- tuni through South's J-t gave West the entire suit. The contract was down a cool five tricks!

This was one of the many cases where the club finesse against East was absolutely obligatory. It was practically an even chance to finesse for the queen or to play for the drop, but if,tlie drop play went wrong decisrer would be in a terrible position, whereas ii the finesse play went wrong. losing to West, declarer would still

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that they should bivouac on the island and to that end had ordered membern o! the crew to dig out a number at small tents. He ment- ioned this to Lady Kitty and, at the same time. impressed upon her the need for snaking quite certain that Sir Timothy did not return to the yacht. To this end they had arranged the job to be done as late as passable. Yet no sooner had she started back to the yacht than Greatrlx became u prey to a dozen fears. His nerves were definitely "on edge" and when he- suspected he heard voices even raintly he wondered where the hitch had been.

Almost continuously throughout the time-limzt his eyes had remain- ed fastened to the luminous dial of the watch on his wrist and ai- most immediﬂtBly the hour was up he signalled his position with a quick, nervous flash of his electric hand-torch. Back again went his eyes to his vratoh and he checked his vision by a mental count 0f

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