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MT. STEWART CANADIAN LEGION HALL THURSDAY NIGHT, MARCH 29th

"Canteen Service”

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L. P. U. HALL-8 O'Cl.OCK WEDNESDAY EVENING

It is in the interest of all working men to attend. Representatives of all Unions will be there. The meeting will be addressed by-

MR. CECIL MILLER and SQUADBON LEADER MMLEAN

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Age is Wisdom's elder brother;

Seldom one without the other.

-Old Mother Nature.

Old Izzy. biesest of all the Iguanas in that part of the jungle down in the Lan-d-of-always-sum- mer where Farmer Brown's boy

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friend. was big because he was old. and oladibeoause he was wise. Are and wisdom grow together. The great Lizard. (or you know Iguanas belong to the Lizard lam- ily. looking down from high in a tree, sa-w Tommy and his friend looking up at him and knew they saw him. How did he know? Per- haps he read it in their faces. Per- haps it was because Tommy point- ed up at him. Perhaps it was be- cause he had been stealin-g chick- ens. and folks who have been do- ing things they should not do al- ways have the feeling that they are being seen. And perhaps it was just a warning from ,Old Mother Nature. Anyway he knew.

Old lgigy didn't move. He watch- ed the two boys talking together. Of cmzrse even if he could have heard what they were yinvg. he wouldn't have understood. And that was just as well. He wouldn't have felt any easier if he could have heard and understood.

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The supreme virtue of East's first play in the following deal was shat it gave his adversary Che'dhanace to go wrong.

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'diseoura.gin-g that his partner's dia- mond bid had been overcailed by South with two notr-ump, but any opening lead except a diamond looked hopeless, so West led the nine.

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"So you think he is your ehick-- en thief." said Tommy.

"I don't just think it; I know it." replied the other.

"Well. what are you going to do about it?" asked Tom-my.

”I am going into the house for my gun. I hate to shoot the old fellow, but I can't ailiord to lose any more 01 my chickens," said the other.

"Probably he thinks he has Just as much right to them as you have,” said Tommy.

”Proba;bly he does. but that, is his hard luck. Now you keep watch or him while I go for my gun. Old Iggy has lived long enough. I hate to do it, as I said Ibeiure, but I hate even more to lose my chickens. So keep watch 0! him. Don't let him get out of your sight." With this. his friend ran back to the house for his gun, leaving Tommy to watch Old Iggy.

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when he got in with the club icing he rattled off the rest of his dia- monds.

It is easy to see that if South. after winning the first trick with the diamond jack, had cleared the club suuit. East would not have made any diamond tricks! This pos- sible outcome. however. does not detract from the excellence of East's' first-trick ducking play! If he had put up the diamond queen, declarer would have had to be a very bad player to go !wrong! Common prudence would have told South to let East hold the first trick with his diamond queen - and after that. successtui defense would be out of the qua- tion.

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