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Prizes tor Best Dressed Couple, Single Man and Single Women-

Music by Geo. Clisopeil and' ' his orchestra.

T am -AliiiilAL MEETING

Vioiiioa's Progressive conservative Association

WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 27

available '7:30P.M.

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Ily 'I'NoriiIoe'W. Burgess) JERRY Musiuwr Has A no MOMENT

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when everything is said and done Bad moments come to every one. -Jerry Muskrat.

Jerry Muskrat was up at the head of the Smiling Pool cutting rushes. You know Jerry has big cutting teeth right up in the front of his mouth. It is easy to out things with teeth oi that kind. Jerry was cutting- rushes with which to make over his old house out in the Smiling Pool. He had cut quite a. number. He was just about ready to tow them over to the house, but beiore he did so he looked over towards the rooilng standing out of water. He drew back hastily Mrs. Jerry, who was cutting. rushes near him. noticed

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'MP5R'A'- 0” UMHED has been in the house", whispered

Jerry.

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their house. sure enough. there was Billy Mink. He was sitting on the root of the house

Jerry joined her. "Do you sup- pose he has been inslde?".whlsper- ed Jerry.

”It he has I'll never feel safe in there again. If he has ioimd the way in once he'll be sure to try it again. and you know as well as I do that Billy Mink is more than a. match for either of us."

side by side they floated in the water, watching. They saw Billy dive into the water and disappear. They saw his brown head pop out again. In his mouth was a fish. They watched him climb out on the roof again and eat that fish. He was making himself as much at home as it that house belonged . to him instead of to them.

It was a bad moment for both Jerry and Mrs. Jerry. You see. al- though they were bigger than Billy Mink they were afraid oi him. Bil- ly was known to do some dreadiui ' . things in is Muskrat home when v

”Isisome one out there you're an-aid oi?” she asked in her squeaky voice.

"I wouldnit be if he were not where he is.” Jerry squeaked back. "who?" asked Mrs. Jerry. "Billy Mink." replied Jerry under ihis breath.

Mrs. Jerry's eyes looked startled.

1!. E. I. she stopped cutting rushes. She iswam to where she could look

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contract Bridge HEARTZ HALL, CIIARLUITETOWN i THURSDAY, SEPT. 28-2 P.M. . By Josephine Culbertson EXECUTIVE MEETING 10:30 A.M. .LmwQ .

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PROLIFIC FISH

'Dhe turbot produces some 14,000,- 000 eggs.

A certain North-South pair was headed straight ior a. bottom on the board in e duplicate game, but clever play by South, the declarer,

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See A1 (Fuzzy) St. John and Buster Crabbe n M 0, Hound the smmng pool? They

"ROUNDUP" N M, gimyst, ”;1di”. ""3 W95 wished they knew "imp, T11”, nee Vfuoutrregourggg "I'm going inside to -find" out ll -pnfened ,0 "me pumefs nag he has been in the house, whis-

trump response rather, than try tor the ten-trick heart game. The fact that the opponents could not -run

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pereci Jerry.

He slipped down into the wa- He didn't make his usual

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splash. He didn't slap the water with his tail.'He dived down to

more than i'our spade tricks "made theta three-notrump contracts Jay-

, downs. I the underwater entrance and there . . I ANNUAL MEETING ” dggi pmceeded' ' to go in and ashamed to go back and tell Mrs. Jerry that he had

5' ' not bee in. . TO '0 H!” A? soH;”d:":'- h I. . ninaii: he did go in. He swam II ea or! me i the 'ate iiii d h ll d THE CANADIAN LEGION CLOVER CLUB ' g: :3: 1:, :3: :;;f3, .135 ,,;;d 3,, 0;, 0, ?,,. 3;-

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then. It being dark in there he couldn't see anything. He heard no sound. He had to depend on his nose to tell him ii Billy Mink was

..hE............E........ , Obviously. South had no real play for tour hearts-but he made Lit! west opened the club king. and uvghenmzoliiai Kiev eight;-pof in-ithlere or had! been in there. idea of ducking. As he hoped. West Sean? 6:15-.ly(;1151;'nf,1f)geed.::e lfignd to ilwked On the club Bi!” 1! In 011- knew that Billy couidnt have been ””''5'"3 519"” ""1 Pwmpuy in there and gone out again with- continued with the club queen out having 3 Rent. He could deg lsouth won. cashed his three dia.- WM 0,, his ms, to ,3" mm the nlienci tricks, discarding his last truth. it did. it told him that Bil- .g"b' "M "W" ruffed " c1"b- The ly hadn't been inside there at all I tgtbrtllk 01 Ah” 51113. P1115 W9 Q33 There wasn't the tiniest bit of a rurnps broke. gave South the Mink scent, Jerry Muskrat drew )1 90'"'''ct- 4" 319 hid '0 d0 W33 CE-Sh long breath. Then he hurried back the ace and king of trumps to ten Mm Jerry. and then.iand in dummy on the third round,

Observe that if south had ukgn the first club trick. he would have been helpless. It would then do him no good to discard a club on dummy's-he would look the en- tries to establish and reach dum-

my'a iourth club. even it the op- The ponents did not meanwhile grab fairs their three spade tricks. 1944

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Registration to Commence at 7:00 PM. All persons between the ages of 16 end 35 invited to attend.

Special Speakers will lie In attendance

COOK'S CANNERY will be canning Chicken and Beer from 0CI'. 2 to OCT. 6. All fowl and chicken

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WOMEN'S DIVISION

The 11.. C.A.l".'a Women's Divis- ion was created July 2. 1941. s

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to be drawn. Canning must be picked up by OCT. 7, as camiingwiil close for the season on that date.

Will not be responsible for canning left after OCPOBER 7th.

Department of veterans M3 was established in Octobei:

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