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Wood Islands-Caribou Ferry Service

The Connecting Link Between PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND I: NOVA SCOTIA daily including Sunday-STANDARD TIME

Schedule for June 28 to Sept. 25 inclusive:- liiaking 8 Round Trips Daily

Schedule for the presenta-

“Prince Novﬂ-Leave Wood Islands ‘I AJii. ll A.M. 8 EM. “Prince Novﬂ-Leave Caribou . 9 A.lil. 1 Iﬁlil. 5 RM. "Charles A. unninrH-Leave Caribou .. ‘i Ad“. ll A.lil. 8 RM. “Charles A. Dunning"—-Lciive Wood lsinnris i) A.M. 1 RM. l5 EM. For daily Information, listen to CFCY at: 8 A.l\l. EACH WEEK DA\'-—STANDARD TIME ilorthumlieriand Ferries Limited m DAlLY CROSSWORD 53% H A080 . I1. Vessel ss 1. Pelhothvx m. 3111b? c“ n nu ‘type 2. gliit of lmpfartiai erose ~ ~ l" 110. ‘Sgealairrrm 3_ sacred 28. Beard oi‘ rye. vmﬁn - pica,” 29. ‘izritgkiy .11. Moisture uhss‘ ch‘) 30_ Digefj,‘ in a“ ‘tPeeled of - E B 111mm g. 56F: d n “Talrlr? ~ mums HEIDI] 14. Ahead ' F9 e 34_ p] r , 15. gioedtievgl 7 Vehicle 35‘ snlggder Y°""‘“Y ' Amli". 11. Toarebei s“ mathem” “‘R“'°' 18. Sesame llliallot: ma“ (New Ma“! no Prognosti- saouiaea as lgiqltzi? “'f'.§s°|cﬁt° ' ' , - u c a y Mme uithedate loafer R24. Narrow ' I inlet (Geol) ll 25. Fronts of lcgs I27. A waxy quartz lei. Arch 33. Pitcher _ , with lid P34. Resolved 3B. Scold 39. Subtle emanation , 40. Loose hang- ‘ ingpolnt eLTheretoro 43. Gledness (5. Country SW _ of China 47. Ostrich-like bird 48. Jewish month I49. A story (archaic) 1B0. Female parents

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THE GUARDIAN,

The sun is sure to shine again. —0ld Mother Nature.

That always is a comfort. To! have it rain all the time would be Just too bad. But to have the_ sun shine all the time would be viillﬂlly too bad. Too ‘much o! any] 800d thing can. be just as bad as- too much of a bad thing. In tact it becomes a had thing.

On the upper slopes of the High Mountains it was haying time. and there was no busier person any- where than Little Chief H-are the Pika. He was having. Like all haymakers when making hay Little Chief kept an anxious eye on the 'sky.. Hay cannot be made in wet weather, but hay already made can be spoiled in wet weather if it gets wet and then is not thoroughly dried again. No one knows this better than does Little Chief.

He had been working hard this morning, cutting grass and other plants growing with the grass. These were just big enough and just right to make the sweetest kind o! hay, and Little Chief was working his hardest to get as much as he could while it was at its best. It would be ivonderfui eating in the winter when no fresh green food could be lcund. His tiny hayiields were outside the great rock slide in which was his home. He would cut the grass. make it into small bundles, and in his mouth carry these to be spread out on the roclu to dry. It meant a lot oi running back and forth between the tiny hayiields outside the great slide of rock and the haystacks he was making in shel- tered places among the rocks o! 'the great slide. Little Surefoot. the small and very young Moun~ tain Goat, watching his friend, be-

the latter work so hard. Folks with nothing to do tire easily,

Suddenly there was no sunshine. A cloud had come up seemingly from nowhere and had hidden the smiling bright face oi’ Mr. Sun. Spring! A big raindrop hit Little Chic! right 0n his msc. Spangl Another raindrop hit Little Kid on his nose. Then the raindrops iell too iast to count.

“It Ls raining.” said Little Kid. just as if he were telling hi-s friend something he didn't already know. Then he locked around for his mother, Nanny Sureioot. She was just lying down under the over- hang 0t u big rock where the rain couldn't touch her. He scampcred over there and lay down beside her. They were dry and comfort- able. They didn't Care how hard it rained. .

But the little haymaker did. He scampered over the rocks to the nearest rock on which he had spread grass t.o dry. He carried and

gan to feel tired just from seeing‘

l3)? Thornton . However hard may (all the rain

The rain was slanting in on 1i» and wetting it

This would help dry that hay last.

1-19 did the same thing at an- other stack, taking pains to get all the hay that was wet. Nanny and Little Kid Sureioot watched him.

"I'm glad we don't have to work like that." said Little Kid.

“Probably that is just What Little Chief will say next winter l1 he happens to see us trying to find something to eat tn the snow." zfplied his mother. -

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By Josephine‘ Culbertson TIDIING A CUE BID»

Cue bid»; are valuable bidding weapons, but, like all other bids, they must be timed properly. Ob- serve this case:

North dealer.

‘North-South Vlllilﬁiﬂlllc. A Q 6 2 Q Q 4 3 Q A K Q 8 z +5 4 i QJ 7 10 :1 ,0 9 N t; x s s s 910765 W E 09, 07 q. K J o s 5 -l- l} Q1 ‘- o Z Q A ii 9 8 5 4 '* q; A 7 2 '¢J43 ﬁj The bidding: North East South Wes! 1 . 2 g, 3 1T0 5 Pass Pass 5 Q Pass Pass Poss

South took all 13 tricks without even having to risk a finesse The failure to reach at least a

pushed it undo the edge of another rock where it would not get. too

est hayslacks. The rain was slant- ing in on it and wetting it. There was nothing he could do about it. “I should have stored it away before this. Now I will have to spread it all out again to dry. Just as if I haven't enough work to do as it is," he‘ muttered. Ho gave a hasty look at another haystack he had ju-st started and then found shelter down among the rocks where the rain could not get to him. There he rested as he waited lor the shower to pass.

It didn't last long. Mother West Wind came along and blew the shower cloud away and there was jolly. bright Mr. Sun smiling more blightly than ever, or so it seemed. Across the sky was a. great and beautiful arch ohmany colors. a, lovely rainbow. sometimes called the "bow of promise," because it usually means that a storm, is over and clear weather is prom- ised. - A: the very iii-st sunbeam touched the rock slide Little Chief wu out and hurrying to look alter his hay. He pulled 01f all the Wet top of the biggest oi his haystacks and spread it thinly on a. big, smooth, slightly slanting rook irom which the water had run oi! as test as it had lallenn. He knew that the sunbeams would quickly

dfy that rock and even warm it.

wet. He ran over to one o! his new-I

small slam was due to South's premature use of the cudbjd, Surely, hr- could afford to g0 more Smwly- first finding out definitely what suit should be trumps! As the bidding proceeded. North's live-club shutout. made South show his spades at the five-level _gnd since South cculd not lmow that

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