duly llaloaaat llall TOIIGIIT ' 3.39 The when he the on

than prevailing at other Blncuo in the oily.

DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF

be FREE of that "fit? COUGH SIP

BUCKlEYiS MIXTURE

AT BEDTIMI llvoln THE nomlma BARK!

GEORGE CHAPPELL and HIS MERRY ISLANDERS AT SUNNYSIDE BALLROOM

Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday Night

STARTING WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21st

Admission 40c. Canteen and Checkroom

NOTICE RE PARKING METERS

The parking meters are now installed in the City of Charlottetown. However, it is not yet compulsory to pay for parking space. Before this becomes necessary, notice will be given to the public through the press. In the mean- time the public are advised to acquaint themselves with the workings of the meters. Ask any police officer on the street nv come to the station for this information.

C. W. MacARTHl7R, Chief of Police.

DAILY CROSSWORD

ACROSS 3. Governor of 19. Sharp, 1. Unhappy Algiers smarting i 4. Lettuce 4. Flew high wound (U. S.) in the air 23. Ahead 9. Cavity ll. Formed an 24. Torment if). Harailgues electric are 25. Dismouiiis 12. Absent 6. Sop of trees 26. Left-hand 13. speak to used for page ilrst varnish (abbr.) 14. Man's I On top 27. Fuel nickname 8. Course at 29. Eats away - 15. Land- end ofa 32. An armistice Ytsitrdlfc Ansnrr measure meal 33. Helmet- . 35 Blunders 18. Greekletter 9 Kind of shaped 37 inland sea 17. Advances clasp part (Bot . (C. Asia) 20. Halfan em 11 Sandpiper: 34. Tropical 41 Biblical 21 Wooden 15. An age climbing name trough X8 Masticatcs vino 42 Astcrn for bricks 22. Civil wrong e , 24. Port 27.1-lair quarts

25, Below (naut.i

29. Even (poet)

30 Smallest

state ( abbr.) 31. Stray away from others

36. Moslem title .18. Decay

.'i9. Breeze

40. A windinl

sheet 42. Wingiiko '- 43 Posture M. Bogs .45 Astringent fruits if-. Pagoda ( Orient.) DOWN l Native cavalrymmi (Ind D 2. Famous

mission (Tex )

DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work it-: A X Y D L B A A X R

s L 0 N G F E I. L 0 W and eight with the ten. East. re- 3,, ,1 One letter simply stands for another in this cxaniplu: A is used Wfilifd the 5Pl?Id8 Queen South S O R E y for the three Us. X for the two 0's. etc Single ic-tiers. apos- ENG edvshbig 0" 8 SPN39 Ocntinuah 5. i -' trophies, the length and formation of lllc lvorrls are all liinls. ,0" 9 both top cards. then a x FE i Each day the code letters are different. '3" e ""99 kip h9""5- NW" H9 i I

' I Cryplolrrniiri Quotation ANC, MSDA, BDM MSD liDlll-'li QBNER. TGJ I-”Bl3 SNPD N Vili-'M GT' VNQBDVU-VSNRDVWDNJD. Yesterdays (Sryptoqlioto: AND IF Tii0U ii'OL'l.DST BE

HAPPY. LEARN TO PLEASE-PRIOR E

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lem.

sMoKe:ns .

jack and. hoping icr a 3-2 division

that suit. technique since it allowed him to! retain control of diamonds in case;10iV9d- 3119 Perched 011 the Stub

Diayed the diamond jock. but E:-.st.' y feeling that his partner might re-Iyou were leading me to?" asked quire a closed hand, overtook dinmcnd queen. This seemed ft safel action, inasmuch as East's diamond in ii" the 5'-"r0""di"S tie” N0 spots were almost dummy.

East's return of West decided to duck. thus keep-! ing a tenaee position over the i'Z"vV 500d Id”- diamond, but when West allowed out. the prospects were dark in-i deed for declarer! ;

led the fourth heart, and East was in! Reduced to diamonds, he had

bined tenace of 9-5 in dummy and A- in declarer's hand, Smith collected the two diamond tricks that were so vital. :

will be cbserved that an en:-ly lead

. ' 7.; Inornton W Burgess) MRS. HO0TY'S CHOICE K

In homes where loyal love holds sway The ladies mostly have their ways - ooty the"Owl. C O I I-footy the Great Horned Owl and Mrs. Hooty were hunting in the middle of the winter. Really it was Mrs. Hooty who was doing the hunting. Hooty was Just tag- ging along. He would agree to any- thing that Mrs. Hooty might like. Anyway he thought he would. Hus- bands are like that when home hunting. . While Mrs. Hooty was fussing about the kind of a nest she want- ed, she wasn't fussy enough to build one. That was too much work.

said she to Hooty. ”I don't see any sense in doing a lot of work that isn't necessary. Let snmeane else do the work. There are some good empty nests. big enough for us. that need only a little fbdn: up. so we'll just find one of

She heard no sound from inside

these." So in their spare time when they were not hunting ior something to eat, they hunted for a new home. But nothing that they found just suited Mrs. Hooty. one night while Hooty was hunting in one direction and Mrs. Hooty in another, she made a discovery. She was hunt- in: deeper in the Green Forest than usual. She happened to perch in an old tree. a very old tree. she discovered that half way up that tree there was a big hole. At first she didn't. think anything about it. Later she began to- wonder if any- one was living there. The way to find out was to lock. Mrs. Hoety flew over and perched on a stub of R. limb beside thnt hole in the

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By Josephine Culbertson

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BEWARE THE

one of the dangers that defend- ers must always try to Euilliii

.i, g 3' U . ggmnignii fftgiggsggfcgmihiy 6,3,. trunk of the tree. she listened. Slie

y . y heard no sound from inside. She iiobtaglfgd st;gfl1dm;?:u,;:rl;el;utwi?,E reached around and poked her defsiuer-sy ccursa any smocther for head inside. There was no one in me , observe this ,J..- 5 there. She became curious.

m' ! Curiosity leads folks into alisoris iof places. It lead Alirs. Hooty in- g sliic that hollow tree now. A little way down was an old bed of leav- ies. Someone had lived there. Mrs.

North dealer. V North-South viliiiciiibn-.

4932 'H:oty knew by the signs that no- VAKQ97 i body was living there now. It 0935 3 gwouldnit have made any difference

404 .to her if someone had been living

Q 10854 N 4 Qty: ,, Ii there. The fact is. that Bobby Coon

V -W3 ' k0 1,; .had once lived in that hollow tree. OJ VV E . Q but that was some time ago.

4.-197 5 3'3 1 Mrs. Booty settled herself on

6-'2 5 that bed of old leaves and found it

3:147 I Very ccmfortable. It was so com-

, ifortahle that she dozed off. You

0 A54” isce, she was tired. She had hunted

MKQ1082 lion; and hard, both for something

5 ””-"i: :l:: 8 3”.f9i;.f?;1i"”i.. ”Zli":i.i.?::

Norm Eng. South West , NW - C ;

p ifor a while. The iongei- she sii.

rug 3:: PE: ; bhe better she liked it. She never

2: PM ZN? ms, ihad lived in a hollow tree br-fore

am. PM pm pm lln her life. she had heard that

.now and then ii member of the

S.'.lilll iixidc the "fancy" spade ' filmiiy Wok '0 ii honmv "We She

bid an me second round to vbmm i knew too that some of the smaller

up" the bidding as safely ,3 he Owl cousins always lived in hollow could. trees when they rould. sihe climbed Despite sonny; dub openjngyhlp in the doorwiiy and sat: there West felt that the best chance for i for a While looking out Then She his side was to develop a iewifiew away to find Ho:ty. tricks in the suit. and so he opened ' "My dear." said she. "I want you the six-spot. South took iEast.'sli0 Came Wiih Hm” "ivhere ts?" asked 1-Iooty. of diamonds. led a low card in "To our new home." replied Mrs- (This was the correci;iHc0W-

She led the way and I-iooty fol-

o( 5 bad break.) west, of com-Se.-beside the hole in the stump.

"where's that new home you said

we I l-footy. "Right here," replied Mrs. Hcnty. Hocty looked up in the tree and

club lead through with Lhoi

M-ere nest of any kind wns to be seen.

;Mrs. Hooty chuckled. "It's inside Declarer put up the club king on? the tree," said she, that suit, and ' ' '

"equals"

The next story: Mrs. Hooty's

Having captured dummy'a di.'a.m- .4t WHY HAVE

0 lead from the K-7 to the com.

and thus

Aside from everything else, it

I hearts by the defense would

LI'L ABNER

ave given South an insoluble proh- y

NOW THET YO'ADMlTS VO' IS L.OOKlN' AT 1'H' PURTIEST HGGER WO' EVAH SEEN - WHUT IS YO' GONNA DO ABOUT IT .9

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' mp NOW AWORD FROM A LISTEN!!!"

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