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LACE ETG"1l THE cuAizpiAN, CHARLOTTETOWN DECEMBER 26, 1950

enough ,0, trump. and so North should have

" ' i -G" ' -es” ."e ""tr"';'.: - ml:-T " hoODooC.ooO'hch:1h('f.h '. meant a s a r 1 ' . . h ,,. cmhum mm u Tiiltkis. 0UGH'l 10 BE A LAW 3,. gm, ,. G.-.,,,,,,;h. mm, L coiitr at B 'ii ii ' " as-non ' ' I T I ; pt - . 3 UTION and B I N G 0 8 , . mkiheognngg,-io 4,13,-,??,o?,"wa,EN f 9.9.”, . ANALYSIS 3' "mm" c""'"'"' I GOTWPEE5 ERG” p:I?)?iii1EIEN'TKtizo'igi'Eu,E' i'i5?&i':'"iS3Jr lniy n3d33m37 "3" Eomnuomu W" 30”-DER VAM- . PEKhT:&sDlhiVE A ' PEP AN 6, F, HUTCI-E50" TONIGHT new Nesmin & 8-30 The declarer did a fine Job iii h . the following hand-but he couidnt 2 optometrists The prizes are the same II have done it all by himself! 3 i "'”” ”""""" '" """'i l'00Tl'RlNTS IN THE sNOW ' 3 I 53 G.-anon st. I Bingo; in the city. I l - 'I In winter everywhere iou go i re ' hre stories written inithe snow, Southvyeltler-I N :i J --'-m -- -0111 Mother Nature. 3139 Cl "H1973 Q 3 . T” . 4 V i E 5 Most pecple write with thei: gglqcyha , hands. 01 course. That is. most hu- . J13: : ' man folks do. Not so with the h; G 1 F l'.t llk. The do their -9573 .53 h p N 3 wiietellng iii?! their fees, That. is. .3. N :93; ” (Iv ; g most of i.hem do. nearly all of those Q on; w E 9 K 10 , , ,' without wings and some of those .5 S &K 109 v N hi mph ,, ' ' R with ii'lnl7,s. This is especially true Q43! 16 Si -sX,.hg N 1'18 of all the four-legged folk mid of giuio - . - . I l - v s 5 some of the feathered folk who live 9 Q 107 x Q I i i .:-'-.Q( : where winter covers the naked ugii-I V -.1 i l t v ,3 iiess of bare ground with beautifii ' i

- I5 blankets of show. There those with The bhhhhg '

-. 2 iinclcixstaiidiiig eyes can read coiini- Shh”. w t N uh I”.

, of less stories written in the snow by 1. hhmh.mhs hhhost 1)". P; 30 PI” "Hg

;; mwhhhg (Nth He found time 3 NT P 51.". ,., ' BUFFET SCPPF" flw Wl ere there is no snow some of at once" I" E. 'v MetiU?WM".'e'ND'Cl'l ' J l , - ONT Pan Pan Pan 5 the stories are written in mud ' --H ---w -4- and DANCE 2 where they mav be read lust as in . ' - -r- s , U . . i . . ter Rabbit and Mrs. Peter, He knew . ' . we . y ' h - )0: ihfhlsgiohhhhgoii: s,:,(h)hlt(i1.;l.nr:en0i:vT1'-1';e0'l'h mat they were living niostly on pm'I;;1jEngbil(:t(1)h:fl':;(;u;:f:v:riit:lel:x: A RMSEI MARROOMDM FINE: ThEN I.Lh ' h - bLilil)er bciwcil imin E mud. hug these cannot be read by lghrfhhlifhs: iris; s”e::utg"h)k,:,hcTa:L er, and. his partner was ifgxafnoiis hhggwoggrihjsggnxhzgu "hrs uh F030 Azggcsiglgitglfhtjrshhhhn . . ,r-van the most knowing yes, There , ', d d .. expert; consequently. North ''st,eer- ? '"'3; 1130 p'm' to 1'3") ”m' :4? is nothing to see, and the best of ”;fe"; 1.8;: ed" the play into South's hand. The W5E.lT5EEM5 COMi3g.ICATI(E)thi "'f.pRp5.',c1"3?m 3:35;-”gg55f,?k;.:?f' g eves are useless where there is no- gain and ihen Jack Frost hechme singleton club North had would I THE BOOKKEEPING DEW, hr "ON THE, C'AN This SUPAND-WELL! ilizng to see. Tlicse stories can be busy. He mrmed 5 Crush 0”, me mesuniably be it liability at hu- i WOULD THROW-1'-HE I f SUBTRACT! , dug-r

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ht - v- -a hh h )N . .. ..) :3) A 15 and are real. but with noses in- , t. , . h c E DA.xCI3L' khk 1 111' lb!” IL 3 L A 'w' Qfstead of eyes. Yes. sir. they are '1:.':J::h :7 xgsthsohgllgh W A hght persisted in hearts, but. as it hEp- Fl5CA(')':pE.fR..iLL)( 1'm5wEEg rlv k '7 (hi 1 is; read with noses. Not noses like . h 1. lhh pened, in this case six hearts would - 10 eis Si . per coup 9. . . snow followed. lust enoug a it : g. you;-.2 oi. mine. but noses like those an that crush for hhhy feet to write have had only about the same E To avoid rlisappoiiitinciit please make your "V BUWW thf Horilmd and 0016: the Sm”, of theh hd..,mu,,,, chiznce for success as the actual six- l”('S0iTFlii(lllR Pnliiym-Pi1()llP 1170. K 1 DW5 and mam "H e Gite?" Rnfs Farmer Brown.-i boy was worried no rum? Wm-mct had-

,: i(-h,k. this Yeiy lines who urite stories about Reddy and Mm Reddyh Yes Aftei long cogitatlon. West open Tickets Sililliiii he pit-kod up by Dec. 28th. : W” ""9"" W" 1"” mddy F” sir. he really was. lie is fond of all the Wmwld five. Dummy play- ,; Ligbifooi. the Deer. Bobby Coon. them. He 15 their mend, hhd he ed low, of course, and East made -yn:.a..s.:...-..- G Buster Bear. and many others both knows that they hhow hi He hheh. the correct play of the ten. (1! he lame and small.' that whhe the Show was deep hhd had foolishly put up the king, he Farmer Bro.vns boy has learned so” they Couldhm get about to hunt would have smoothed sohhhh hhhh) to read the stcrics written in the for mod Now that than whs A disouth took the first trick with the . . . . h. . . . . 7 snov.'. In this way he has learned h th' hi t ho thht that amond ace, then went to dummy A ROXAI. H iui.( (DMI. AH AIRS X01, AT lmuch about his mhzhhom the rmesh hohide ggceujnguenouuh to Mm a heart and med out the club Green Meadow and Green Forest whhe it helped hhc finesse. He would need at least two

eat difficult. ifolk. He has learned what they do, humus it helped even more the

;how they live. and many or the - 1 M ' whim that ham" to their "11 E33”?.;..ff”:i.'lXSil?'”iii.2"wiiif. jwrittcn in the snow by their busy nmhihh about ih hheh, hmheh in !ft-ct. Whenever there is a good the Show under h hhrd crush

"tracking" mow he mos M 30 So now Farmer Brown's boy on

195 Queen Street lviom-ion, N. B. game” snowshces was seeking to learn

Now Unrinr Now" Niiiiinuement i .

; Christmas morning the snow lay Something of hh redhcohud menus ' . . id?” ”"d 5"” H” ”l"”l”.”. (if Red?” who lived in the Old Pasture. no . Fr?” Parkmz Smwm Tax M.” Mm Raddy mm” "P m found their footprints almost. at ithe. 0.d Pasture. He knew t.h:it once They had ,6” the old Phshm, . ilhey really were prisoners in their mgethhr. He hmhhhd hm. Studied diamond six and the A-J of clubs. 'home there. prisoners of the snow. the mhhhrhhhv He fohmhd them R West had the 9-8 of spades and the

Th9.V could nniv flounder about in hm! W”, to when the” were hm (2-9 of diamonds. such deep soft snow. They must hhes hftthhthrthhh one hhdhlh in Now south 19.1 m, 53,359.10", h, meenhg opened by singing Jmgieiscliool committee reported that HUNGNAM BEACH!-IEAD, very hungry. so -on ms one dhhchhh and one 1h another his own king. It would have been Bells. and repeating creed in unis-id”-it WW3 hid ""1 Pl1mh3-59d- The N””h"" K""' 1399- 21rr(D9133''' an excellent idea for East to get rid on. ,

club tricks. and it was advisable to find out about the club king im- mediately, when the finesse suc- ceeded. South ran the rest of the hearts and cashed d-ummy's spade ace. leaving this ending:

Dummy's four cards were the spade four and the J-'I-3- of dia- monds. East's were the blank dia- mond king and the. K-To-7 of clubs. South still had the spade king. the

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one block from

?be i t. ' Wm bill ix-n5 presented and paid. 1; ed)-(AP)- A uniformed Nortli

Dining Room in connection. Home Cooked Meals.

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isnoxshoes he took them a Christ- tmas dinner. On his way there he .'stopped at the dear Old Brier-patch ito leave at Christmas treat for Pe-

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dircction. of course this meant that the makers had separated there. He

looking at them closely. He did the same to the other line. An anxious look crept over his freckled face. "Something: is wrong here." mut- tered Farmer Brown's boy. and started to follcw the line of foot- prints in the mow.

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lcoked along one line of footprints.

or his diamond king. but East was not up to that sort of thing; he discarded his low club. That was all south needed! He threw East in with it diamond. and Eastls forc- ed club return ;.vave..smith another finesse which fulfilled the slam con- tract.

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The regular monthly meeting of winsloo North W. I. was held at

Eight members answered the roll call by exchange of Christmas

gifts. Two members paid their fees.

Minutes or the aiiininl nicctiiiz were!

read and adopted. The secretary reported the donation :.ciit in Can- cer Society and a receipt was re- ceived for same. It was moved and seconded that 35.20 be given to T. B. League and 615.00 to the Child- ren's Aid Society. The sum of 95.73 was received from a pantry sale held recently. Sick committee re-

was moved and seconded that Mrs. Ray For act as conrespondcnt sec- retary for the coming year. Corres- pondence was presented and dis- icussed. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Stanley Younk- er. with the programme in charge of Mrs. Waiter Roberts. Lunch committee. Mrs. Irving Parsons, Mrs. Walter Roberts, Mrs. Airnett Shaw.

Meeting closed by singing "The King” after which u.-dainty lunch

Korean woman who may have been a Communist war correspon- dent was found dead on the beachhend from Thursday. She was carrying a big German-made portrait-type camera.

SEOUL. South Korea, Dec, 3.. (Reuters)-The South Korean Government will introduce tomor- row penal reform: following Un- ited Nations protests over rerenl mug executions. These fnciudg remission of death sentence. ex-

the home of Mrs. Stanley Shaw, ported that fruit had been sent. W” 59-Wed by '-he 31053855 End Wm" cept for most Eel i , with the president presiding. The Bills were presented and paid. mmtee in Ch8T89- COHOCUOII. 81.06. rm" Cr m" i

The annual meeting of Ccrnwall V h h

Mission Band was held on Dec. 7. GUESS H-L. TEN OUT WHAT h " a n ' 3”i?a?3??ilgo”i'3M'1ia?o'5v”w”5s ;s"Ji:;w.a:s:r.o.."vEs::.":sD told by the leader. and scripture WHAT HE DOES WQEN -1-..;A1- Wn5ull'eild zinu unison taken from OLD Tpay Mug. s-psapvs.

Mat eiv - . r ,

A program was carried out by ' .v several members and the leader. The chorus of "O Come Let Us Adore Him" wax sung. with respon- sive mailings by the leader.

While the offering was taken by Joan Mat.-Kinnon the leader gave prayer and the Lord's Prayer re- peated in unison. The president took charge of the business. The new officers for the coming-year are. President - C-hristine Mac- Phall, Treasurer .- George Lowther, Secretary -- Willard MacDonald. Program - Anna Young. Merrll Lowther. Durich - Christine Mac- Phall.

Twenty-eight members answered roll call. Next meeting to be answer- ed by membership fees. Collection amounted to 76 cents. The treasur- er report for the year. raised by Cornwall and Meadow Bank Bands sl'l8.9l.

A program by the committee in charge consisted of a song by Donna Wilson. G-all Lowther. Norma Howard. Recitation - Merrill Scott. Game. Willard MacDonald.

Lunch and candy was served me members at the close of the meet- ing.

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STELLA MARI! C. W. L.

The regular monthly meeting of His

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”..ItCOULD" f 3ULGV'5 THAT HE i6TALi( stciia Maris sub-division of the :EUM'NAT& .rHE C USED To 2”” AND C. W. 1.. wasbheldirccently with the i Anouous, UPHILL FA-sraz ciuoez-, I i3f.f.”?z2'3? i'ii'i?...””n.fhi.i” oii5a3.i'1a”e IL-vx cLiMB BACK: .,1'HAN A 6LeD ELLN5 d; meeting with the recitation of the

league prayer.

The minutes of the previous meet- ing were read and approved.

The financial report was read and adopted.

The oonvener of the magazine committee stated that she had re- ceived four subscription: for the league magazine.

The membership committee re- ported that collectors had been out collecting membership fees.

The Social committee. Mrs. L. Doucette convener reported they had made seven pick calls. she el- so reported that weekly meetings wove bing held Ind they had pre- cnred yam which mes being knitted . for needy children.

Mn. Emile Gauthier reported for the Girl Guide committee and gave an account of the meeting which had been held in Charlottetoihlilti was reported that Mrii. .f.' D. Mc- Guigan presented the North Ruaticn Guides with A fine. The presentat- ion and blessing of the fliig in telie piece the coming week.

Plans were made to prepare . airintinu hunts for the needy families at christian.

The meeting was adjourned by rminr.

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