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NEW YEAR’S EVE

CELEBRATION Charlottetown Hotel

SATURDAY, DEC. 3|st Dancing trom 9 P.M. to Midnight

Buffet Supper Served From Midnight to 2 A.M.

Tickets $7.00 per couple

We suggest that reservations Be made early.

Tickets must be picked up 5y December 28th

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this. And because Old Mother Nature has said that this is so ythey do not question it. but live accordingly. Unlike Man, those who hunt others do not. hunt and [kill ior what is called sport, but ‘only because they must in order. to live. They kill, not tor pleasure as Man so often does. but tor 100d that they must have, the onlyl kinds o1’ iood they can eat. Reddy' . Fox cannot lire on gross and rlo-l

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almost as bright as by day. The two Mice had seen Hooty fly out irom the Green Forest. Now on top oi that neighboring shock o1 corn he looked so bis and so ilerce they hardly dared to breathe. He stood periectiy ‘straight. Only his heal-l moved now and then and this so qulcklv lihai thov cnuldifl see ii. move. H» iVkfillld h» slaruig etralghi. ahead land lhcn in loss lllilP than live I rm winking ni an eye ivould he star- Pm :1‘: ling straight behind him ea u his Pa“ P u P“, Bu‘ head were rm backward. Then lt. a"; q‘. Pa" 4. would be snnped back m quickly P" ‘PM. Pu” that. it. sr-cnlrvi as it it. had hFPll a“ “‘ llmiml all lllc war nrnlind. ‘Yes. \'l"’“' "l""\"d llw r-luh aw» and? sir. that. is the wav it lnnkrtl. Mrs. from his possession oi that. card. Whiiclont was sure that. that. i: South rlcdilrcrl that. Ea“. probably. inst. what he did. But thnt. ls some- llid Willi ‘hi’ ilwlt‘. kin: and the thing no Owl cvcr did or ever can diamond lama. for his vulnerable _ , ‘Welmll- l Once those ilrrt-c yellow over.

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Going right up with dummvs spade ace. South cashed the ace and king 0i trurvtls. ihcn, leaving the trump ten at largf‘. hr threw - East. in with a club.

1 Observe that South's plan ii-nuld have succeeded admirably if East died been an average player But East was an emert. and he coped with this dilemma by returning. another high club. South could discard a diamond on this trick

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while he rufled in dummy. but very tiny sound, so faint that had when he then led a spade to knock you been gtgndlng right, by that, Dill’ 3859's klni- E35?- Tflllmml shock you wouldn't have heard it. still another club-and now south But mm ygu haven't such ears could not protect hlmsell against as 1153 Hnnty m» owl. The open- Wesvs blank ten o! trumps 5° lng to each CM‘ through which all South had to go tiown one. losing smmd gum-S is very lgrgg very one trump trick. one spade and large indeed, so large that the 9W0 clllbs- lslntest sounds are picked up.

To repent. south made I-n BX- The instant he hdoted Hooty cellent. start in this deal, and he -—-~——~-——~~e —~ r-—— would have lound iull success by (Continued on Prize l2) maneuvering only a little ditierent- __""—t'*_*_"‘ ly at the crucial point. After putt- ing up the spade ace and drawing exactly two rounds o! trumps, B G o seven instead o! the club, to throw East on lead! Then East should just try tn "get out"! A diamond return would suit. South perfectly; nedaemer

South should have led his spade

and it East, es he actually did.

returned a club after cashing his

club king. South would discard a 830

diamond while he ruffed on

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draw West's last trump. South's “m”. m u“ c",

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