PAGE TEN p U W V. THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN - . SEPTEMBER 11. 1952

in: of uneasiness which had taken

.40-meoomawtaooouo TE

possession or him all that evening. 4 n ' EENRY V H V V V Anderson Without wu-ninx some one landed i Contract Brldge p - ' l - 0 0”” on his back. and great clatwe dug into his shoul era. Long,sharp teeth 3 3! Jolenhim Cuihcri-Io- at his t oat but couldnt get mo&poe&o9&o9Qe.&

Paddy was knocked 0!! his feet. "5w1NG" HAND l and in A moment he and his enemy were rolling over and over on the Ah outmoded 3- 0- 5- redouble lh ground, Paddy trying to rue mg the louowing hand should have cost great teeth, but not being as auc- Smith (and partner) dearly-but cesslul as Glutton the Wolverine; S0m0Ulll'l8 hallpehedl l x 3 was in using his teeth. p By '1 hornton V. Buriles Pr:l(;w'Gi.l1izt:0I,lbwcB.! only agiaoult half Em amen. PADDYS GREAT FIGHT ' - ” Ina wevigght he mgdewinziuin gtrelrfrcktellj Num” 5”” mmembh: You find it La not always might 0! all the Green Forest toll: Glut- l Q J 7 5 2 l 7 y .4; That proves the Wll'lYlPl' in a ilzht. ion the Wolverine is. for his size. V3 4 3 h eff;-us” V . ---Old Mother Nature. the strongest. Paddy really had very O -7 5 3 e "E ..:. little chance and he knew it. Yea, ' pQ9 0 II-9 2 .8 '

Paddy the Beaver and Mrs Paddy Iir. he knew it. But he fought the ",5 were curling iref-8 ior the winter beet he could. He”wasn't lackinz V105 N 'AJ37 w 30” Gk" J50" food llF. Each had chosen an na- in courage: OK 10 TV E CA9 35 H V

V 4. A 10 s e .1. Q J 7 -r l

ml.” ., ill" : ”f..””..”"Y””.';.l"” 13:" 5 l 5 a -weds I TFe'i was ill): oil. llil it ips. icy a us ca e own 0 e wa r's l ' .1 ,, ” had been at work tor some vim." eciize when the iight started. He l JV! oT'?T HM-l,5ENT t "pm. LA5T WEEK l.;;iilW.l; Mrs. Patidys tree uas iusl abmlg gitegler" Sad see: 3ll1l:tt,:)n.Sbalnd he .Q-.-4 l I” in faJi. She slapped the szrollrl h' ow w o err- e ugy K3 . i . y x hard with her big. thzck, flat tail. stranger was. But he did know The biddi: . wl p I? I . lr. made a loud thump l' was 31 that Paddy the Beaver was no - . 3' V V f U 70 0-0 warning. a signal. that her iron I match for him. Mrs. Paddy had '3” :)"l :l""' (

was about in (all You sew she p l scrambled (or the waier.'I'hera was 3:51” Redhl Pg: Pt: ,

dlrintl. want it. in rail nn P."ld(ti' l ,& nothing she could do to help. In P”? ' ' l

The tree began in lean She hlt- l ' ' ' l ”' the water she was safe. With ter- nul; another big chip The lreel wmhout vlamlng 50"” one lumen l”0l'r-'l-1'lCK9l'l EYES 5118 WNCHPG N18 It was absurd for South in i'e- W leaned a little more. She hit out ' p two lighters rolling over and over double, for a, rescue or otherwise. l '5 another his chip. then tumgd and ; never knows just which way it wiu on the ground. growling. snarling. North would have a chance to speak r i ran. Bhe was getting out oi the go. and now and then squealiniz. as. if west made a penalty pass. and its, way of that falling trr-0 (ioodl At the warning thump of Mrs, sharp teeth hurt. All the time the he would presuinably rescue Wlthe ,3, lg, ivoodsmen can cut a l:-ee and mnlrel Paddy's tail slapping the ground, flghla W35 Kl”0Wln8 healer End n9hF- out bzing urged it he had a suit .wmgf3E,.." A h:'.h;,:Irm;.xi;m; I

it iail Just whrrc they want it to. Paddy also ran back a little. His 0? W the li'3!9T- 11 Paddy Could worth mentioning. As it was. North i ' , Beavers cannot do this. Some iulxsieyes were on her tree. For the Wadi the W559!" ht might WW6 3 refused to increase the contract by believe they can, hilt it isn't reo..moment he Iorgot everything else. 0ll3llC9- H9 h5l'lTl'l 9 Cllallct? 0” bidding either 01 his aimos't-non- Until it ialls the furry woodsni.in l.l7'or the moment he forgot that (eel- lillllll U9" lllm-Wll he W35 50 ml-lllll existent suits.

" '””p'”' ' ' ” "”pmpn:m-rrmm-men blKSl"- west opened his foilrth-highest Now it happened that there club. South took East's jack and

i was a deep pool in that part or the hopefully cashed the top spades. . MAGGIE WANTS ME 10 l ; oH-0i-l.l 1 ATTENTION FARMER W ” W ”- WWWCWM 2 Den W995 ZTEW. It Was in thl-i!,d86l3 and South had to play a third

DEDAi2TMENT' W001 U1” Paddy W35 tl”YlYlR to FIN round. East discarded the heart y , p p Over and over they rolled. first seven, 'Il.Vl()THX SLED TVANTED one on top. then tho other. But west could not afford another rG1;l;:tl'O;;35 Kelsgllz the betstlinngl club lead - Smith might still have I will av 5511.50 er cwt. for rimai-V cleaned ' ” Sm ' W” ll” ' Q'X p llml 5” he lell ll” hell” p ' p p l 595” '3l llle ll3l'll- Pllllcly "ally lllld l ten. Now came East's first slip -

p. . 0 . . ' . - no chance. That is the Way it seem- , d K d, P. m th 65' he seed S10 0 pct cyxt for well threshed seed Bring Pd to M”. Paddy and to Lmmoms flee”. urcugm nfakgguiiglgs (Bessy M your seed to Birookins Warclioilse, Kensingion, now. mil l””l”,l?lV W Paddy ll"ll5"ll; declarer. Tile result liowevcr, was , . , V . The llrlllll l5 "9" 3”” bl? Bll5lPl considerably diilereiit. South took Distant points siilp C.lx.R. freight collect. 59” ;'”:lE "EVE Deal lxl(lC(l;Yb'0cf:L; ills heart king. crossed in dummy's A . Cap” 3 3 cell 3 all 9 3' spade Jack and led another heart V l 0 " ' . I Pay C3Sll- ' lll'le""P9T'3d ll8lll"- from the board. This time am 4

Though Paddy knew he had little put up the am . chance, he wouldn't give up. He TV H' BURNS! would make the most or such On this present heart trick West D "CAP" STUBS chance as he did have. so he kept was in a peculiar (and dangerous) TIPPY AN. on fighting the best he knew how. position: He had thrown his small p - - r ”p" -" -V s. .

By George 'IvlcManu:

vEs-Lneas-l:sAi2- 9 you SEE i-r

lilalpeque, P. E. I.

"WELL-, broil

and all the timc they were rolling heart on the fourth spade; now, on HE MIGSES CAP WELL: H5 LEFT 7 CAN'T V0” H R

Plllme 474 Ke"5ll'5t”" nearer to that deep 11001. ”If only the heart ace, he either had to ' so M,Uci-I ;-IEA MIMPH, ;gE(-5, .l(.l.l;P5llg,-? CAMS-WELL. DON"E1!dEEED I can get there," thought Paddy discard the diamond ten or give up HERE,TlPPiE'..--WHh;:,oHE '34 YOU'RE - BE HOME SOON" ovar and over. a Clllb. Both of these discards were TAKES A DOSNT Sl,jll)EQs'.”,aND! '

Finally they were on the hanit dangerous because both would call and a moment later Vhey fell into for a diamond shiit' The diamond

. the water with a great splash. ten would be read as a demand for A E I There Paddy was at home, and that lead: and a rlub discard might .j.:..Zh...h:. be interpreted as the abandonment . . C ti , 16 For Sale. 2. 3. 3 1-2 and 4-inch boiler tubings. good fifimih. zl glizksulgmflfvflilsglci? filllgilgalgg for pump wcli msiligs; also posts for buildings. E I the dm'm,nd W p and EN pmmr Also buying Mixed Scrap Iron. Price 520.00 per i pily led a low diamond! West, in gross toil. Also brass. Popper. lead, batteries and radla- Wllh the lime "W laid down the tors. I-Iiglwst, market price paid.

are of clubs e and East blocked , , , the suit by playing the seven. Scrap Xarrl at Finley McKimion. Charlottetown SEITVHTC. Grafton Street East. l

The upshot was that South made . Phone or write 768 or 1310 P.O. Box 403 l

one noirump rcdoubieti. for a game, instead rri going down a "W 73 V. JOE: PALGOKA By I-lam Fisher r. r V 'f&gfm;,,LE ;;”,5M.. A V. , ,-AwN , p 1 . p H p I 0 AND YOU'LL HNETO&

"7:

minimum of 1000 points!

' ' on ADIETI . 510? ram . . e U CINCR mo.) TALNNG! e .. . ,. p . . Tesla: rt I9... t Mm” THE MOST I etecralr Tl:Mf7EF . . . ";T;cL.;.-5. N SOMETHING... me TWO ff CW7 oursiA-love 0 r J. Will”? Heawwsiaurs 1- r WW. STARTWC7 L 5' FROM THBR 5 . CORNERS

. -will tr:-.1-:.-.:-e K .

AT THE BELL ... '

O . ( - By Wait Kelly err. ABNEP. By Al Calm I -e e re A - -l r; ' ' r l TH 9 poem was I6 iiwm we ur 'lmINwIcAN CALL 114! TIAM Hc;g,T;;fgg'jgG?M;N, gigsasm-3g;lg;;g, dn-I!-you Fil.'l'IN A plhsammar. mwo-31ln.- r "

wel.i.,w: coilw cAu.vou " MOM

lN CENTRE CITV. TELL ME WHO YOU'RE. GONG TO VPSIT AND I'LL DROP YOU RIGHT

vi-lune SWiNE..

P” I- no COULDN'T W9 5 EAK THAT UP A . LITTLE 7-- I LIKE A LARGE! VOCABHLA

W.)

....MV W029... i-('9 pi'F'F'Elli.lY Bl THI6

IN.

12': .1 : ':L."t...'"" at-....t":i er;

Napoleon and Uncle Elby

1

-l----lm-ilOIlll'l9N'1'Ml.i(JO NRTGVIIMIANI

. m. n ' Q SW New Now LAHvaAKes,Vvil.i.le, 6u,Mx9.aAiuv,wucwrerr iuvonHAroi.v occult MAnlrau-rcl- wm Mauro INACATI l . ' ;,H - A var you: As: no House 1 MAPI! uuci.: E1379 rvonino sou our Av: an .' I r ' 5iiOULl7N'T LO'JK so zvmzmun IN DWN ANV we mm mu wvll Pix. oi.uM .' WHAV5 we '

ALWAYS Too VELLOW YD

75 'l l IDON'T KNOVVANYTHIN U ' ”””””'”””'”"”- ” l l ABOUT mm wan-r cm? l l Hawrggs He s-mo SIX - , - DIFFE oops -JUST mrmosrf mt am; MN Jvteeaesvmv HE Do, .7 ) OH H" A yaw W15 Mgr SUMMEE.

V DEVI MW U501! I 0337.. .. E , wdaxair oe:lNrrei.y