1-46.». “nicm

1DAILY

cement U. Crudono wound to. Air Force term l0 A kind of l1. l8.

win] l4. Forest l5. Gambling ' game tpon.)

l0. Bay

18. Observed 21. Indefinite article Jewish month Antelope (Mn) Appearing as if eaten Walk through water Depart

A favorite Woolen velvet Devlitlshea 38. Nurse (Ind) 42. Out loud b3. Sheepliho l4. American writer Overalls material Snow vehicle Concluded

DOWN l. Gnme on horseback

Arrange in a line hell

l5.

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18.

22 I l8. l9.

B0. Bl. I2.

35.

45. 46.

l7.

l" l M L V V '1‘ Saturday’;

FRANKLIN.

8. 9. 11. l7. Table!

19. Wing

20. Mus

23. Qlt the top: of!

M. Employ

26. Permit

- 27. God of the

Color Uncooked Donkey Mala adults

Stitch

_CRYPTOQUOTI—-A cryptog-ram quotation , KXOlT-IFKM YVMKH BV VBM PBYNB’

uuueumu, umnu uuuu nugn HG

39. Sea! of thought 40. (mckoos ti. Garment border 48. Poem

fBT GCK DMN PBVN KXVHM NXY --KFSOKCH.

Crypioquote: EXPERIENCE KEEPS A DEAR

SCHOOL, BUT FOOLS WILL LEARN lN NO OTHER-

,,_.___ HQUINT CLIN [(7 PERSONALITY AID

REGINA~Watchiug

6.1% us.’ WAYN-

the in a chi-iii‘: personality after shc has }f hripod remove the squint. from ifmsaiarco percentage were eves. is the most izratifyin: part of! the work of Frances Fnrmur. _\.'1=11.q 11111

Theitjv. iriian-hrnrcri Miss. E‘a'.111~.:,, on furlough front her post at the Musachusetis Eye and Ear infirm-i Lry gt Boston, said in an interview lyrr Bridge.

there that most 'i1e "remove tho

uClWPPli the ages of one 4111f! Most cross-eyed children had dc-

CiiilllgCt et-t-ive vision ‘r11

Nir. := 1

It took

vases require

of the patients at squint“ riiniv were ‘n l one eye and a fansigiited. surgery as

.'1~ (Iiiiiflplit‘~-t‘tfii'i’t"_‘iiflil of oc-

111v11t. .~i1e mid.

.\'l:ir~‘.111". S.1:-i-. r1. timpilt- itt 11- ‘ 11in‘ \.~. 1:1 f trout ni -:.'111. t ~~-_~»

Iii-YEAR JOE!"

13 .15}... to build. Brook-

sf '1".

R. WILLIAMS

South would have collected 100 passing of (Rev. Mrs. George Mil- pomts tNonu-ailjv. neither North tar. and II. mOmtmi OI 511911“ “l5 m“. South mum have 115141-41 o observed by the members in her damn“, memory rind the i13rmn "For Those M 3,3,. ..,~,;.|<~_._5..t1:t1 t-ouidnnt We Luvc Within ihc V011" was “in q, s11 19 trick outside of tho read. _ simde 5111f. and thus went down The Plfsidfill‘! Pfveldfid 51111-112

- H f l an. o: 1500 points the remainder oi’ the meeting and mg‘ or 1 m“ S the roll call was answered by 1W1’- teen members with a verse on stew-

Wiih Moior Hoopl;

lees his 100 honors.

CROSSWORD

Contract Bridge

By JOBEPBINI CULBIBTMN Futfleifw-ihr-rlfice

A llOilXilillCfflbic irair can afford to ply almost any sacrifice to stop the Oppmltllis from making 1s vuifuerabie grand slam. but. than is this little point to be considered: Bo very sure that they can wally make. their bid before you leap‘! In other words, don't nlwaym take the opponents‘ word imgit. a; expressed by their bidding, that they have no possible loser. South, in today‘: deal, would have saved 1500 point: by embmcing this philosophy.

no: as i>rn.=l1 a iriti Ho ii 1111')’ “F” pOJl‘. Tim furl uni: thni PI- ‘l eilfllllil 114w .11 ions! <111v 111. rt‘ winr i1.~ 1i1<i imrr i1 1' i11\ titnbiie rut-xv; l" Otliq- holds, 1i East's blii ilflfi U991! sound. West would have been

solid ground at the grand 813m»

pefftfl‘ sacrifice effort was nEfHCSS

defeated though iillR same card was Qflllrfily worthless to South at his astronom- ical contivct. 'I‘hero D2011 1111 _ \\‘c>t rriiitl ilLiVQ avoidcd the 1055 o; a t-iui; triik.

twee: dealer. Eqpwqeevulnori gas! '7 O I .5 4 2" 5 Q 1o . A * Q 8 7 5t 7K Q m N O A 3 ‘ r. 4 a W E 0K ' 3 . A Q 5 S ‘K 8 I A J 7 " A x Q .1 1o 9 0 . 9”” - \J 1O 9 I ‘A L9 4 3 menacing: by”; North East 50H‘ .1 q Pans 3 Q 3 Q 1 g Poss Pas: 7 Q Jioubie Pass PBM_ Pa" \\'<~>1'5 iPIip m seven hearts wiis i

i

011

A5 1y “'11s. however. South's des-

the euveii-Cart bid. ai-

wouid have mirthiy ‘M13’ by Whil-‘h :1 find thus North-

‘ Dr

T

Will-LIZ

r1...

g Dancing 9.30

_Q<-.-._~>¢|u"nuun".

i new LONDON

The Woman's MiSS-iO-lllhfy Society

New IIJIKiOlI United Ch

the 110mg of Mrs Stirling MBCKIY, 'I'illlISday afternoon Feb. tit-h. with‘ ifourtem members and one visitor

present. The World Da Service was used and

Mrs. Roy lvlaclnod with the mem- bers ill] taking part. The secretary. 1

Airs. Hamid Mayne-w

roll, eaoh member ensuring with‘ n verle on prayer. and read the)

n1Lnutes o! the January meeting: I ' A very interesting and thorough rrport of the Prcrhiwcriai arm; given

by Mrs. R-Hy hiziclicod

president. Mrs. Brown, for which a. vote of thank; ma.» tendered them. eir former pastor. EJ O. Frilser, telling of his) E\\‘1‘»i'k nr Korea was rr-ztd and mitt-h. ‘appreciated 11y the nmnbcrs. The moiicction taken .611. . ' _'I‘he meeting closed with silent‘ fprayer for Dr, Fraser , Lord's Prayer in unison after which

A letter from 1h

55

bcvms“ as so Of...“ is m‘. @145“, a, delirious hutch 11nd social hour North turncu 11p with 1hr, one 011T!!- ‘ias "lib-Ved- tho villi) queen. which would have = Mrs. R. Cotton 111v

be t i h 1 h M h. iiiifiilix -w°.§'l°1.'.‘31’.1'r”i....l’§§yi*"¢'m- 2 vmmn Suds-bury. a Silly afternoon. the sixth. Mrs Hamid Dunning had charge of the devo- tional period. itsiizg Christian Ste-w-

rdship as the theme.

MucLeotl feelingiy referred to the

St. Patrick’s Nighf

-F08itlriilg—-"T||E ccwnrowuzns"

kllllfiilil [Ed

GUARDIAN_

.-i

M51157" 17. 1,947

AT

Sporting Club

Adm.

\

40c

us"... -»nna

udehip. ‘The SOCIOiy greatly ep- preciote. st this meetini, a, gift; o1 twenty-five dollars for Life MemJ bership from Mrs. Lemuel Orr ofi rIfi-ench River in memory of her father and mother, m; and Mrs, llizwidhlifacGmgor, miith the wish; l ettis mone mlh = Y ‘>1 Pmierimz Fraser h. i115 g t be Md w.‘ was lPd bY ' Every gift. to the work strengthens‘ ilhe hand of the missionaries and extruris the Kingdom oi God. . ‘The Easter Thankoifering en-J veiopes were distributed to be pnssfi ed in at lile April meeting. The- ~collertiozi amounted to $36.85. 'I“nc {Lord's Prsycr in 1112-13011 and Brue- tliution VIOfEd the tneoting. 'i'h<1 ihosierg then served an enjoyable 1supper and .1 social hour was sperm.’

, tm 1.00

W.M. l.

UfCiI 1112i M.

called the i

and the

KEN‘SlNG'l'0N_'S‘L“;I"0OL Report for Vvbriillrl‘. (Hlldfl 11 1. fntgv w111~111. -

'7 .

RELIABLE SERVICE! ‘Good yalues

I

A1

SINCE

Pleasant Shopping

i 1 GUARANTEED SATISFACTION 1357 1

I

,iiliflh:i211 Cameron. (i llughie Mc-I‘ i Oanreil. 5 Grade I (a) -— 1 Freddy Bridges: t2. Byron Chappell. 3 Marie Ar- Isenault. ' 1 Grade I ti» _ 1. Marjorie Mao,

Arthur, 2. Irene Higgins and Billy‘ Heffcii. ti. Ray Weeks.

Grade l u"

i0

and the

‘led the‘ Applesauce just Olive Thompson -- Teacher.

BRINGING UP‘FAT'HER

i Darr ach.

M 1'5 R it)’

APPLES WITH PORK

y naturally goes __ 1_ Emmi Wogd-l with pork, but. often the girl who has bought n pork~chop for dinner has neither the time. "the utensils, nor the space, to make the neces-

fryi ng-pan alongr-lde

their crispness.

sary sauce. Then she should peel and slice an apple right into

*7 " ;"“".""‘*—-7~—~—-_4. m“ f llfl Llzl) EL TOWER the sizzling

chc-p. The apples should be left in the pan Just long enough to brown but should still retain

some of

Simioe-Dllmoht. Brazilian w” 100.009 francs tn 190i by enclrciin| the Eiffel Tower in a lfiegnb]. balloon.

OUR BOARDFNG HOUSE

HKD COME HOME, AN' |T'5 JUST A BLOWN NEWSPAPER ON MY ALARM 5YST EM .'

,wHY MUTHERS GET so»! v

KING Wflkrxs rsvsatsnu/ TOEEPAIE THE HELICOPTER, THE . AERIAL ' BANDIT TAKES ADVANTAGE

1 g

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ms or Th: iomioum»

m: anvu ssiiaw TMFF. WAS u/t/co/V-

SC/OUS WHEN I 5701.! THE [I'M

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TWIGGSfi/OLYEE A 6F2ADE'A

stem». --~bu COULD FIND

i‘ AS SAD AS THE LtTTLfi

Elev?“ rm suize teanoetz

CRN TAKE CARE OFHIMSELF.

BUT wi Miss HM-w tT'S W45’ WHEN LUMBNBO LEAVES YOU-

' Youtee now THE outv one . st ‘M: smtouts

MATCH GIRL!-

T DON- TIP Tue CANOEE~ rve

GOT THE SVCEMT -'

l 5ND! MET MQ. AND M125 BEN LPLATE- I'M 5O THIZILLED" THEY THINK WE'RE

THE NICEST FAMILY

HEARD gifl’; BEHIR 1 5H4“ .'

1“..-

DRIP!‘

HOPACE, D0 YOU ANT’ A HOT OR A COLD REAL?

um! M6511 =-. .1.

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COMMISSION... CNiE

ALL l5 OKAYAT 771E

SEATED AT RINGSIDE ARE 60V. LEE KNOUE‘ 005 MARTUNQCHAIRMMJ OF THE Bow-us

smz itoqtztsou, some ourtooumutor cototztoos see SHOYSI4IYHERES LAWRENCE MARTIN PALMER HOW. . .

"i" l

F PITT, SECRETARY OF

THEN, I'LL TAKE THE

YOU TOOK so LONG TO MAKE uP woui? MiiB-Féfinéiifi is .COLD NOW/I

FFEE ART '- EXHIBIT) e . .. {-

-—---_______ 8v George McMemn

74501161915»? T ;__,,e%' “ ' "l? t ("m i ,. .

_ . - 1 I pron h x." m1...“ <. .

NAPOLEON AND UNQLE EL_BY

wmr: ‘m? RECIPE ON 'cu|=|= AND nwr sane-w eon: TO

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U-i‘! TIPPY AND "CAP" STUBIS ' “ ' ' m nfxr viva‘ 1% HIDE ersw-Mamiti. N om»; B Z G 011:1 YOU HEAR THAT A '1' NO ° ‘~'-"‘A°-‘ T" Pi-mlwi BEYYER! " ' g;.,g¢vs°;t;;,o,,§“}§i’ iszinorzPsa rows“ WAN "éwisfihih. . - it%f’*i§$i38“.§i.% .5017’! (AA/V 5WIAETFHT 771i 1m 4461GT CURE 5H7 ENG/NE NOSE! ' ' " z ,_ . - ' , ' amour: rum Asurcu/vutuslrq: ‘ T“ U '4 WE WERE ‘W “A” “MW

oom- so IMAGININ’ gruiuee: LE1- rr ALONE!

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