By Tho;-nton W. Burgess ll

THE AWFUL ONE untapped He stood there. still talk-i

Lo-on deceive. Sn never b0 Ow.-r sure of nhnr mu 8". --Old Yyiothc-r Nature

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. woe (i'rlllL!i'il.PT 1?-13' llltii . C.mmp,'in her. It was covered with Iliwl .. .,, - V. . .- . ...4......-- rd r-yes nt one strniiizo-at looking hair. Never had irlirhtened be run, Prickly POTKY sins the most she SP('li any hair like it, Reail). no (Iffinn Fur- i it. w:isn't hair, but she didnt know iuittor soniz-pth.ii. You see. my iim ;nVfi1',lPPlik.l' the lturciiiriie, and his mth-i ..tl iyiis roiiizrxzior 0 get her. He was Yllfilihllllltt aiid CiWF'FNi . - minted little pp:-are for which hot

luiin (7li:z'l;' Rii.:h' a' the nrlirn rrf the lWllSh. to close that all silo mu was his feet, the znvfiil

5F"lDl1" "ii? fel'.o'.y- Chxk stopped because 5

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inn; to himself. He seemed to be' cmnpia-iiiing about something. Fllifldy, ilp moved away A little. He iias bank in her now. He him they q:ieni-wt. tail that ever was, All is the way it seems-(ii

this was Prickly '

rather short tail, was l!'lilh quills. the sharp-

: hick,

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He stood there still talking to himself.

stopped talking to himseirf. His eyes. like two dull slice-buttons. llirhted up just 3 little.

"lielln. Chick," said he "Does your mother know where you are? Or have you run away?"

lxtle Lone Chick was still! too fi-izlitenvd to find her tongue.. Prickly Porky NHV this.

"Dmrt he afraid of mv." said he.

"T wont hurt you I dont eat little

stw:-rod in run Just then the ziivfulihirds as some folks I know do.

'.tPd his head. Little Lone Why arenit wit with your ll'lOIvl'lCT? he was tno.i-i.w- .m'nrt,liinz happened to her?"

"I dont know," peeps-d Little

imw Chick in a very sma'l voice.

"why dont you k now '3” asked Prickly Porky. He tried to make his l'tVlCP sound Dif”-1S.1lli., but it

1lU'lSlli miieh of R siicrem.

must get. every possible trick out

As a matter of fact, the suoccese-

May '00 find - only it club lead on

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iiiiirtiiiu nlty of taking adi surance plan now

Attend the meeting for more information.

NOTICE

OI" Sflltltil. I)IFv'I'RlL'T lIlCIilTIN(iS MONDAY, APRIL Gill. 8 P..VI.

IN THE SCHOOL

Can you afford to be without this Protection?

is to give mvmliors the opportu- iiiazv of the low cost accideiii lil- beiu: nfforrxl liy the Federation.

CLOVER CLUB DANCE

Charlottetown'ii Finest Dance Hall EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT

Dancing 9 - 12

Jackie Doyle and his Clover Club Band

Soloist.

p.m. tlons early.

Tables for 100 couples.

For Reservations Phone 1222 Saturday between 4-8 To avoid disappoiiitinent phone your Reserva- No Reservations held after 10:30 p.m.

Please phone In cancellations early.

”if you please. xhe flew nwny while I hid in I linlr in the rzrryiincl." explained iiittilc Done iCiiil(”,'. in her small. piping voice.

i "Why did ymi hide" asked Prickly Porky.

i "There was I biz person in it iczrny coat, with ;i hudhy tail. He had a sharp nose and biz teeth, and l' was afraid of him. He scar- ped me almost, to death." explained :the small Grouse.

i "That, must have been Gray Fox." l-said Prickly Porky. "You are lucky ithzilr he dd not find you. I eup- pnse you have some brothers and sistr-r::”

l replied Hie little Grouse. "'Ilhey all hid the i.iine as I did." "Did Gray Fox get any at them?" Prickly Porky wanted to know.

"I don't know." confessed Little Lone Chick. ”I was down in that hole in the ground When I came out I called and called. but I :gues: nobody heard me."

i "So now you are out in the Great iworld all alone. ea-id Prickly lPorky "The Great World is E ldangei-mis place (or such at lltitlv iparsnn u you You will need in iivatrh your step every minute. lTl1ere are many hungry people llookirig for tender liiztle birds like

i you "

"Don't. V011 think mother will find me?" plot-d the small Grouse.

"Perliaps Gray Fox caugiht. your mother," said Pi-ickily Porky.

Little Lone Chick slliook herf head. She sihook it hard. "He

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South could ndt be criticized for continuing to the live-level, even though the opposing five-heart contract could have been beaten.

ful defense would not have been

Saul"-h's part could have done the trick.

In the play not bhe rive-spade liowpvar, Soutzh could have been it little shrevwder. West opened the Jack od hour-ta: East put up the ace and shifted to the six of diamonds. When Wears ten appeared, declarer didnlt even ”huddie”; he put up dummy's ace and led the trump ten. East. won and cashed two dianmnd tricks, and or course South also had to concede the club tricki Down 500. It may not seem too important to save it trick and go down two instead of three. but these 200- polnt sayings add up enonrmusly in the long run. Souitili should not have parted with the diamond ace no hastily. Later. South said that he was afraid of a defensive shift to clubs and a club mm. but the defenders had had bhat. chance -- presumably neither one had It singleton. South should have held up the diamond ace for one round and taken the second round, then forced out this club ace. True, West could then shift. to ti-umpe. and But. would collect. niinther dia- mod trick - hut at least. Bout-h might have given West. the clinic: in make it mistake. There are A great. many players who, in Wears poelhion, would not shift to trimilps after taking the club see! And if the trump shift, didnt come. South could discard a diamond on the cluibs while Easit wasted his ace of

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Continued from page 2

7 which only mental relaxation can bring.

If it In Your Birthday

if Monday is your birthday, in the year ahead you may hnd your- self loath to take the initiative in anything, much less to make dru- tic movee of my kind. since it is in your nature to be energetic, this may cause some anxiety .. 1!. won- der if there is "anything wrong." Do not let it worry you. however. There are periods when it pays to "swim with the tide," and it so happens that this is one of those periods in your life when the na- tral lnfluencee are in favor of such a passive course. By the end of the year you should be nlled with a spirit of buoyancy and, since your outlook for 1954 is one of dymm- lc action and successful achieve- merit, it in well that during the next few months you ooneerve your energy.

A child born on this day will be easy-going. philosophic clined to take things casually.

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Continued from page 2 they have cast. R. mea3tire'of theix loveliness and charm. even across 5 world, into ours.

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on a mild rainy morning of this week we found 0. first robin in the front meadow - it gay-vested intri- guing lad; and with lonely calls to the lads who watched their flight, one day ll. wedge of Canada Geese flew away into the blue :- how a hill Chicks thrive in It hrooder-house on a. neighboring farm and at Alderlee. liiiowdrope open virgin-white cups to the sunlight.

And through the erigiwlng por- tals of Spring we come to another Easter-tide From chamel- houses of brown husk: presently will come lite and zromli. And an earth drab and naked will be again clothed. From bieuneae. bloeeome; from deqnir hope. And from the depths of ii nave, we would remember by "way of at Cross. name salvation "full and free" for all mmkind.

"Christ is arisen.

Joy to thee. mortal! Out of His prison. Forth from its porhlt Ohrist. in not. sleeping. Book Hie no longer; strong was Hie keeping. Jesus was etmngiu-.

Christ is mun.

Joy to thee. mortal! Hie prison.

Broken its portal!

Rising, He miveth

Hie -hi-ounid to the nod:

Risen. He liveth,

And llveth to God."

Until MYmdqy...D1”-5: good. night, HUG! PI! MONTR.1iAL. (OP) -An tgmle

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FAVORITE NEW BLUE

CIRDAILY. M4 mi-i-ten WILL LET ME Go. HE'S NO Puooi Dubai! MY FA1i-ten lS LiNDEI?S'l73NDih5 AND IONIC.)-4-?--v

Foua gouass, ELSA? UPTOTI-E LAKE. THE WEEK Euo?wE'u. r iENT CABNS ?

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