The Guardian Page 10 Friday, Sept. 9. 1955

By Thornton W. Burgess

l.lTTI.E JOE DROPS A HINT Little Joe. quite no I that ex- plained exersihing.

”What has that to do uilh it?"

.lcrry Vii-llll9(I to know. Then he

-0” Mmll" Nl'"'"- added. "l suppose you mean Paddy

Old Mother" Nature has never and M”

Othirrs. ion will tlnd it true. Lose or gain by what you do.

laid a truer thing than this. livery-

thing that you or I do affects

other; in some way. and we cant help oursclve.s. There is no such

thing as lning to self aliinc

(rnni way up in the Green Furcstl to the Smiling Pool that now was'

smiling iery weakly. This was be- cause of the many. many (lays iii

l.2iu;:liiiic Brook, and day by day the Smiling Puiil was growing smaller and siiiaillcr.

Little Joe toiinrl a couple of 10l')' V

iuirricil Ittllix in the Smiling Pool Tlicv or-re .li-rry .'iliiskrat and Xlrs Jerry. ii the Smiling Pool grew

"It i very simple.” replied

Little Joe.

lnuch smaller their house wouldn't be in the water at all. and they would hate to leave the Smiling Pool and go down to the Big Riv- er and try to make a home there.

"i don't understand it. We've

had dry weather like this before. but never has the water failed wholly from Lariiiiliiniz Brook. I ilnn't see how it is that Paddy the Hem-r can have plenty nl water

up titer! in tits pond. while we

have so little.” iinid Jerry

Little Joe lTlnf'lPt'l. ”i giiesr it to because Paddy keeps what hels got. and you don't keep what you ave." said Little Joe.

The two Muskrat: looked pus- Iiod. ''I don't know what you mean." sqiieaked Jerry.

"ll ll Very simple." replied Little Joe. Paddy and Mrs. Paddy have built it dam. and they keep that dam tight so that their pond may remain always Iiill. No water can run out until it runs over the darn. Isn't that simple?"

"lint. If their pond is full why lent the water running river the dam, and down Laughinit Brook to us? sriueaked Mrs. Jerry sharply.

"There are other Beavers." said

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iln the following deal depended aqriarely on the opposing dieogrde i-and East blunderod.

Paddy have children."

'”I'liat'ii a good guess, Jerry. llhcy hate llirve.” replied Little Joe. ”L'ute little rascals they are." "Tlii-3 take after their father and iiioiiicr.”

STRANGE BUT TRUE

-- Pioneer Days In P. E. I.

By I. ll. MacArthur

Have you ever heard ii! the full- Then each person laid hold of the ing frolic? No! Well. when the web immediately in front of him wool had been taken from the and started pulling and pushing It sheep. washed. carded. spun and in various directions. This mull- woven into web formation. theiing prtici.-ss was continued for some women folk asked the neiglibors time. As they worked. each mem- in to a ”fulling” bee. tier of the circle would grab the

Long boards were laid upon saw-rclolh a little farther to the right horses around the four sides of and letting go towards the left. the kitchen. As soon as the guests in this manner the entire web was arrived wraps were put away and kept nioving along the tables and all took their seats on bags stul't'r.-d around the room with straw. The fr4.ilickers sat on Once the ”fullini.:" was well both sides of the table. about twoliiiirlcr nay. siiiiieliody would start feet apart. It-axing ample room siiigina and in a momemt. the for arm action. whole group were making the

Now the web. well soziki-(i lll rafters ring uith some catchy warm uator and soapcii. its curls liallatl til the day These rollicking sewed together. was brought iiilirics scciiii-d to help them at

dripping and laid nn the talilcs. lll(1ll'tiUl'lx. Wlien sonic half dozen l

liiilluris li.id gone the rounds. the

. tin uhat way do ihcy take alter.-"'""'" ” ”' J" ” xiiigiitg gtnv Hit) in larking. or lilllll, J"? 0”” had mule mm" "19" IRIIWF HIM 11101l191”v"' Sltlleakrlm-re builrling one a little l1El,Vl)ll)lillllL. as no call it today. They

ed Mrs. .lei'ry.

l 1-lrwi the pond." replied Little clhimi-d each ollicr cracked jokes.

I) "in eicry isay." replied l.ittl(-l,i.,(-, . etc, all III(' while their fingers

Joe. ”Tlicy look like them, aiidl

hot dry neather N'o natcr was-llley an llkp "M" While

ruiiniiig min the Smiling Pool triiiiii

"Do you nietin they in-re llllllv uerc as liusy as their tongues.

ll1E' llllleliiig a two point below Pzitltlya Surlrit-lily ilic siiiuiiig would fill

rascals are alrcatll llliiklllli 111110 pond” askcii llrs. .Icrr)'. tlic iooiii ;i;.:;iin unit the rl1.1'll1111 ' 3" "Well. ll isn't exactly a piiiiil ill the Stlllll. llhll'l((?t'l the move- lll11'1lP 211'? U19) 111iili111il 11191117" but it iniglit be some time ll llici llll'l'll of the itch. at-rriss the table r'15kNl -lPlT.1' lltlillie the dam big eiioiiuli.” sziiit .lll(I Ilttllltl and round the circle of ”ll'liy. conic to Illlllli til it. tht-y.I.itlle Joe. fi:llvi'.s. like an ciitllcss chain. For ' r "promo i Illlll't' lliuii one hour at 8 stretch

By Josephine Culbertson

dg prnent we could In Iowa- aye.

Sometimes the web Illd to be laid on the table and "smoothed". This procaaa was carried out by pressing of palms. It was then set aside to be dried the following day. The boys now went to the stable to care for their horses. while the girls helped to prepare the evening meal. But of course the cooking and the baking had been done days before. What great mounds of food they prepared for such occasions! The tables groanod under their weight of cold meats, hot potatoes. pickles. preserves. pies. cakes and so on.

Having worked hard most of the afternoon. every one was hungry. and you may be sure the good things were devoured pronto. After the girls had -" ' h ” " , the dishes - they did not have those no rub no scrub soap-flakes that makes dishes clean without an effort-the bays carried out the tables. These various tasks were hardly completed when someone announced that Long John Silver was coming up the lane. stumping along on his wooden leg and I fiddle under his arm.

"This way. Silver!" cried the boys and when he had come up to them they grabbed him and hoisted him to a commanding position atop the kitchen stove. Oncc comfortably seated. "peg-

lcg" cocked the wooden limb over

the Inuit t't)lllIl.'lll)' kept at thcirillw 50U"d 0119 and l39E3n I0 W"?

riiiiiiiis rzrsk li uiis not easy uork,lhis violin The .Vl1l1118 l1'Y Iofmed

C O N T C T B R I D G E to lie nirc ltlll ilioy uere ill'()llg,lllI-73 Peter McCoy - that was his )tlllllQ .-ind iiicirx, and no doiibtlreal name - played the opening

i-iiiriwtl it all By slipper-linrc the

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THE GRAND-SLAM contract

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Since south announced me equivalent of an opening two-ind by one-bidding the trout out at nob a high level. ha should have boon quite content to bid only Ive spades over his partners forced reoponoo at live dtainond'o-- South": actual six-spade bid woe excessively optimistic. North oer- hlnly oould not be blamed for aournlng that South had at. least. one full tetok more than he had Hid, with with splendid nippoet.

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Me ol hearts u soon as he could but table did not help But. ae ll

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