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CLOVER CLUB DANCE EVERY siiiuiiiiiii

Al Blanchard and the "Clover Club" Band Admission—'t5c Dancing 9:30 to 12.00

For reservations Phone 1221'.

Between 5 p.111. and '7 |1.111. Phone 4181. Reservations held until 10:30 |1.n1. SATURDAY NlGlYl‘ IS YOUR DANCE IllGllT AT THE CLOVER ULUB

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ROAD SABUTEUKS PAUSE

BHOAL LAKE). M1111. -— ‘l'hls rural murii1-li1:ilil_r shipped 2.4430 liiU5\1\l'l\1 hklll‘; lo the.‘ ‘ department. of giuiie and 1i~1l£'l'l.‘~.‘0l' rotreshiiient. didn't. satisfy his The anbnals were. lrapped on thirst before the train pulled out. iipeelal permits alter it was found it cost hini $16 for a taxi 1o get. 11111. they were undermining roads liini to Regina iii time to catch

let the train again.

NOTICE

111.30 this lnllinvliig \\'l.\"'l'l‘jK hLYIIEUIILIS “ill

Lffectiw January 0th. be operated: For Mainland ‘lhru bun \1B Summeralde:

L‘; (iharlotletoirn 10.10 11.111. Dally including bundny. Lv. Summersid» i101 p.111. llalLv including; Sunday:

For 'l'15'ni.\h: Lv. Charlottetown 1.00 11.111, daily except. Sunday. u. 13111111011141.1111 11.1.1 p.111. Sunday only; Lv. Summersldn 0.00 p.111. ihilly except 511111111."- Lv. Sunimcrshln 11.00 p.111. Riinday only.

Summrrslili‘: L1’. Chiirluttewivn 10.10 1111-; 1.00 il-Iu-i "-15 F111» 91TH.“

For Charlotte-mun‘. Lv. Suminerstdn 0.55 i1.m.; 11.10 p.111: 9.15 ti-m- D1115‘-

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For Sourls. Elmira. ‘Nnrlh Lake:

l.v_ (‘harlntti-touii L30 11.111, ||l'l11_\' extent Fulldlll’. L1‘. Churlottetnun 0.1.5 p.111. Saturday and Sunday only.

Par Sourls: Lv. Charlottetown ll.lll 11.111. daily except. Sunder

For Borden! 1.v. hurnnn-rsldc 13m 11.111. Fiundul‘ ""131 Lv. Suinmersldo l".01 11.111. 11nd 5.30 11.111. daily end-pi 5111111111‘. L1‘. Summe. aide 11.00 pm. vitunlay only.

For Summerslde: Lv. Borden 1.15 11.111: 0.1.15 rim‘. R50 p.111. daily except ﬁundsx. Lv, Borden 8.30 pm. Sunday only.

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ISLAND MOTOR TRANSPORT LTO.

Charlottetown Phone 11K

Summerslde Phone Hi0

SUNDAY FERRY SERVICE BOROEN CAPE TORMENTINE JAN. 1st. 'TO APRIL 30th.

A Sunday Cur Ferry’ Service, effective Ja-nuanv 11 to April 30, inclusive. has been arranged by the Canadian National Railways for the accommodation o! motor vehicles between Borden. I’. l‘). I.. and (Jane Tormentlne, N. 13.. as follows: Leave Borden 9:10 am. Leave Cape Tormentlne 10:35 a.m.

A dnilv except. Sunday‘ service ls also being (iper-

ated leaving Borden 9:10 A-M-

("ape Torinentinr 2:110 p.111. ‘ ciiiiiiiiiiiii NATIONAL

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1. o ._ k.“ \ 1 o1 ,- . . a r -. - lBy Thornton W. lurgessi THE POOR THINGS. are no brambles?" asked 1h; ‘plug ‘ilin puvr are rl1:h. the l'|\‘1l ni-r Until/e iivoulriirt live long if we

poor ACUCllTilllg in who keeps me 5Com ~Uld Mother Nature.

517F355 ll 11911 Rﬂbblt. \vas"1'>ut H! his p011. out, iii 111;. (“can work!‘ for the first time in rill his hi.“ He. was with his. cousin. Peter Rabbit, who has shoiving him “lolmd- The)! liarl first visited tho Green Forest Blacky didn't like‘ that. lie had been scared hall‘ 1o i1C.'it|l iiy llootv lilP Qwi 1'1".“ Peter hn1l led the irriy to the 5111i|_ 111;; Pool. 'I‘h1‘re were 110 hiding. places there and U10 black Rabbit was more frightened then ever. Then Peter led him straight ore‘; to the dear 01d BriaI-patgh.

"ll- 15 i119 very safest. place in all tlir» Great. Vl/orld." declared Peter. and little Mrs. Peter nodd- ed She quite agreed.

"But. it is such a prickly piare." uliuicd their cousin. He had sri-zilrlieil his nose oii a brieit

“That ii. rxhiit makes it. so sale." reiilinil Peter.

"We cut. out all these little paths through the brambles ourselves." declared 1111's. Peter proudly.

“But. why not live where 1.1 ere

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SIGNPOSTS M, qppqiinnlfs bid. and his dis- rfird to a. trick. should have 10111 :1 rugiiiilcant. story t0 W110i“ '1“ claret‘.

East dealer. B0111 sides Yllifiefﬂblm

tried that. The first liillilgfy hunter 11110 i-iiinr- along would catch u; But. 11o one bigger than ourseh es Cali get hi here." replied Pg-Lpr,

"I don't like it. l wouldn't. live licre for anything." declared their Cﬂllﬁill With the black cont.

"-\\h;il.? You don't like the dour Old Briiir-putcli?" cried Peter and Mrs. Peter together. They couldn't, believe their ears.

"No. I doiit. It. is too prickly and 5lTll1F1LY. 11nd there's nothing to cat, and l iilsh I never hriri started out. to see the Great World." re- plied their black cousin all in a breath.

That very next. night. Peter led the way back to Farmer Brown's dooryard. There was the pen from which Bin-sky had dug his way out. and there was the hole 5m] open. Farmer Brown's boy hoped his pet might. return. so had left the hole open. He hmd shut up Whitey, the other pet. Rabbit who had refused to leave ivith Blacky. Inside the pen were carrots and leaves and other food such as Blacky had been used ha.

Ho wasted no time in getting hack through that hole 11110 the 11011 ziiid. with a little sigh of 1'9. lief and happiness, sat down to eat. as fa<t as he could the first real meal he had since hr,- haul left. there You see, he ivasnl; used to bark and twigs and buds such as Peter eats 1'11 irlnter. and he hiid gone hungry.

Peter ventured inside for a. piece of carrot. but he took i1. outside tn eat. Ho distrusted that pen.

The next: morning Farmer Brown's l-ioy i-loserl the hole, He released \'Vhil.ey so that she could join Blaeky’. and the tivo Rabbits were so lnpiiy that for the longest. time they kept close together whether 511N118 Still or moving about.

Of course Blucky told Whitey

North-South 30 on score.

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\'l‘1>,.<l marl- a good opening leaci -- 1 the 111111101111 querii. East. overtook ‘W111i 1hr 1.111;, niirl ileclnrcr, fear- ing 111.11. the lend 11:11] hneii n 11111’;- IPfQIIL 1.111,. 111111 the :irr\.'l"l1eii. i111 rrris-uir. host known t" himself. declarei- exited Villh a. diamond.

East. inol; two dlziinonrl trirkl. and Writ miriierl against a 1.1211111‘ lead by discarding the (iﬂure 11’ that ."~llli_ 15:151. thereupon shiflezl

to the club deuce, and Vveslﬁs loci‘. forced the are.

51011111 1101-: tried the li-uiiui finesse. Wet-t. moii. cashed the F1\l'l

king. and exited with n heart. South eventually iliscnrrlerl one {lpilde from rluinniy on his own

rlui-i queen. hut. East's nine stood 1:11am against South's vlub eight. 11nd 111111211 South had to “lvreal? 1hr: spade suit, he was. of COL " forced to concede :1 trick. ‘Thus. he lost our shale. one heart. two d111- iiioiirls and one. (‘lllll-Illlti the C0li~ 11111-1.

Considering West's vulnerable spade n1 errall. inid in further vlFw oi West's discouraging spud!‘ 81111111- 11 hirli meant. that. he did not have the k111i; and jack of his "W" WW dCQIﬂfFW should hare lflkeii it. for granted that the 11".11"t- king 11nd 110911 i1f<1l'1. ht‘ \\'r~st1'.'- bid On tllit. nimlvilis. after taking the 1-lul1 .'ii"r in iliinuny. declarer should hriio lnrl ulrcrtlv in the are of l1r:irt.-'.. and rel11rned a heart. West. thrown in with the heart king. could 1'.'1sl1 the club kins. but. iii-ir-iher hr H1911 led a. club i111 '0 , South's viiieeiveight. or :1 spade 1o t the queen-ten the rest oi the trlazks u-ould izo to Nortlvsriuth.

about. lils adventures and his v . with Peter and Mrs. Peter in the dear Old Brier-patch. “Think ol 1t, ivy dear. the. poor 1111113.". have to hunt. for evcry- mouthful of food. And such food! I simply wouldn't. eat’. it. It is true that. they; r311 go vhere the-y‘ please. “ilPll they ialriisn, but all the time they must. he ivatcliing and listening for enemies. who are hunting tor them. What a life! I'm sorry for the paor things. I really am." said 117’.

And over tn the dear Old Briar-

p.'i l r11 Peter ivns szrving to Mrs Peter. ‘The poor thing", are so helplmwr. 111 i=_v must have every-

thing done for them. They can't find lheli- 011-11 food. That. Blacky didn't know when to be afraid and when not to he, so he was afraid zill the time. He. didn't. know when {in r1111 nnrl '1\'1ll.‘li to hide. 'l'i'"ie;.' 11111111. know lioiv ti.1 do anything: y 1\F'('Hll‘<t". they nerer have had to do

fil't\'l11li‘i'.'. 'l'he_v haven't. any pride. ‘ poor things. What a. life. l" I Peter had found out. uhzit too much ivellarn can do to folks. Illlrl ‘didn't. like it.

EDITOR PASS_E~S

WINNIPIKZ, Dec. 30— 1GP)“ Luiireiicq E. Broivnell, F18, editor- iii-vhict’ of tho National Home

Monthly magazine [or 1F. years 111111 hast president of 'lh.- Wiiiiiineq lirzinrh of the Canadian Authors Association, died in hospital here 1U(i1’l_\’. Born in Triirn. N. 5., Mr. Rrmrncll served with the Coun- (111111 cxpr-ditioiiaiyv (circa, during the First. World \Va1".

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