By Thornton W. Burgess

WHOSE FISH WAS IT? Possession nny go to the sironil. But l'”.i'9r can make right or

wrong. -Old Mother Nature

lxliqlcns the Heron was feeling lllll nf mrlr. He had missed it good breakfast. 3I'ES1l1'z '1 good breaffast is (”'.Cil'.'ll l'l mzikp anyone feel mt of sari: He had been fishing for some time ii'li.IiGul any luck.l '-I s V w of tlsiinmq :5 to stand in the" water at. the edge at the Smlllngi

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Pool, and keep perfectly still in the hope that a fish will not no- tice hlln and Will swim within reach. You know he has a long bill like a spear. and he had a very. long neck He can strike qllibkl) and it isn't. safe for a fish to swim within his reach. it lSn”t often that Lrxiglegs misses strikes. As a rule a fish that comes within reach is as good as callghm But. this morning he had been all bit careless He had struck the fish. bill had failed to catch it As -1 result. he had watched a good breakfast swim away. and it was

when he -

very provoking. The fish was hurt, lint could still swim.

A little later the fish had gone; too near the big green lily-pad? on which Grandfather Frog was! sitting. Grandfather Frog had been more successful than Longlegs He had caught that fish and had start- ed to swallow it head-first. The fish had gov-. down easily for a little wav. Then though he had swallowed and swallowed. Grand- father Frog couldn't get that fish down any farther. That was be- cause there was nrilmore room in his stomach. So. there was Grand- father Frog with half ll fish out of sight in his mouth. and half ti fish out of his mouth. It was a pirillre of zreed. and no mistake.

Then along came Lrmglegs. He saw Grandfather Frruz and the fish Perhana he would have that mis- sing breakfast after all. and be- cause of Grandfather Frcz it would be an even better breakfast. Long- leas in HS fond of F-voszs as he is of fish But one: more Lomzlegs was out of luck. Grandfsiher Frog hah olunrzed into deeper water than -Longlelzs could wade In. He still held that fish. The truth is. he couldn't let to of it It was stuck in W: throat.

"That's my fish!" cled Loiitzlegs.

Grandfather Frog said nothing. He couldnlt say anvthlng. If he could have he mdbabiv would have said that it was his fish. Certain- ly he had it. although I suspect he

have Your ("-ithea DRY CLEANED PRIISSED ONLY at

RITE-WAY

the latter has been ton smart for dong;-ac;

(father Frog The water was churn-.5un u dubs. the H” 01 Bllckwood

-In his mouth he held half a fish..

Til: "GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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contract Bridge

By Jmophlna Culbortun

USE BLACKWOOD WITH DISCRETION South's use of the Blackwood Convention in the following hand was not to be commend 1.

North dealer. Md ,.,i , Both sides vuinersblu

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You know he has a very long hill ' :;(QJ85'-E like a spear and he h i

long neck. . M - "ry- GAJNS

had a feeling that the fish had him. .

Suddenly a black . head popped. out of the water a little from wherei Grandfather Frog was splashing n-l bout A pair of black beadty eyes' were fixed on Grandfather Frog. Thden that black head disappear-edl un er water 1 ,

"Ponr Grandfather Frog.” said. ?o;"I Mrs. Jerry Muskrat for the .se(:r)ncl pus time. ”Thnt was Snapper the Tur- Pu. tie, and I am afraid we are about p.55 to see the last of Grandfather 13.5. Frog" .

Perhaps he didn't see Grand-1 whrn South discovered lo his lam" Fmgv Mild J'”'1V- chagrin that North had only one

"Of course he did. How could he l .,M,,d Li", tnmmwmml came ta, 2:19 1” Vlllm do .V0u”1h1nk h"-llate. six clubs would obviously be-l

ved so suddenly for? retorted ,5 me mercy of me we missing Mffi J9”-V1 . laces. so South had to put his hopes

Suappe: has med many hmeslin 3 five-spade contract. Mom- to catch Grandfather Frog. billzoyer. Noni, had to accepg mu d even though he disliked him. This time I fear his grecdlit, and for that mgmgy, five hen" will be the end of him, said Jenw. '.- it it could hdve been reached

J"5l "W" G"3"df3lh9l' FY08 be-somehow after South's indiscreet 9811 10 5D135l1 1'1V'IMi0rll1y- JEFXZV and ;Blackwood call - would also have Mrs. Jerry couldn't see clearlyltailed. what was happening but they did: get .1 giunpsg of smppe,-sf 1,151: In the following discussion North black head. and for just n secundladmmed 9119-3 ht had ih0UKl"a I- of his big shell. He was strugqlinglbmn "U153" in NS 1'35P0Ii59 I0 with (;mnd(,.iher prom ilhe Blackwood four notrump -

"We'll mic: him." said Jerry "I that he was tempted to bid rive never did like him. but we'll mlssclulbs. denying any ace - but met hinr Tho Smiling Pool won't hepali. ” was "at his duly to "nurse- the same without Grzxndfallier mam" hli P91"-MT- N0l'lh Weill: 011 Frog. He lived here longer than vvedm NW mil south 3h0U1d WW9 T9!- havgy llized that a one-ace response would

Now ;. 5m.ng9 tl1il1g h..ppe,,ed4 force I. hopeless club slam or an sd-imm,m, under Wale... lundesirable five-level contract in

Snapper. the Turtle had come up

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G K Q 9 7 5 The bidding: West Pass Pass Pun Pan

under a major suit.

Grandfather Frog. He had snappedl .

at him with those great jaws oflsegrvglaogf Gama? 3:5 3 mung obk; his; and by chance they had closed .did not :1) wrthalkmrgb Log on that Iisth instead of on Grand-ipoqslb-mu; pwhm the 0;” umm;

ed about and about. so that Jerizvi .

and Mrs Jerry couldnit see what slignaestticted :0 haglds that was liaopenimz. when it stopped br- fshowmga rupmuc u;1n;;',onai.:n;c: mg ”h"med' c'””dmh” Fmgiand South's hand harep was not was nowhere to be seen. But Snap- im ml. 6”

per the Turtle was still in Sl2'IXi. nary"

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A moment later. he took this to it 5h01,l,1dn:?El;h;h.:ol;d?r:;; the bottom to swallow it, as is hiswu not entirely without guim no way. As for Grandfather Frog, hcihm opened I rum! mu W" wax was safe in the mud at the bottom. in honohmcu mud pombooum) ""5 W Wlwm dld "ml mh bcslhence he should not have been It;

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WHO PAID Fdt Ydlk POM WITH ME 57i:ilN o SMDSI

The Royal Mounted

lSII'liClZ it. lhad swallowed half of it of Snnp- 50 m- h

lper the Turtle who was eating the H 5 & we clubs would lnirher half?

long? Lnnglea-s the Heron who had . d w mm . Gl'a'ldl3ll1e' Fl"? WM ;:i:.yAnoths:; rabid Slglutliiezrtgectaoilletl have

lbeen the course of discretion.

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By Bob Gustafson

THERE. THERE. 1' DIDN'T WW6 WHAT I W&

SAYING!

ly Hnny Hoenigm

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