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.. HAPRIL 26. 1951

H "rim GUARDIAN. Ci-IArri.(ri'l'E'rOWN

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LOOKING AIOUN D ,

I You can't be sure the best is round Without a thorough look around. I -Reddy Fox. 3 I I "It is a wise Fox who always- khows just what to do." said Red-

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dy Fox to Mrs. Reddy as they trot- ted back to the Old Pasture.

”Do you know or any such wise Fox?" asked Mrs. Reddy.

”.Not aroimd here." replied Red- dy ruetully.

"which means you haven't made up your mind yet about moving."

, said Mrs. Roddy.

"Right, my dear. Quits right. I

1 am not that wise a Fox. Are you?"

contract Bridge i ;i: By Josephine culbsrlssa

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an INFURIATING sxi-E'iui:Nci:E

Perhaps the most disgusted bridge!

replied Reddy.

Mu. Reddy grinned. It was a feeble sort oi! grin. Raeddy grinned back at her. ,It was an equally ieeble grin, but it was an under- standing grin. "No." said Mrs. Reddy. "No, I'm not. I just hoped you were. I still like the Old Past- ure better than any place we have

Mrs. Roddy grinned.

place that even promised to be as sale.

"Do you know what I think?" asked Peter Rabbit of Mrs. Petu- as from the edse or the dear Old 31'lIl"l!atch they watched Reddy and Mrs. Rcddy crossing the Green Meadows toward the Green Forest.

"NO. I don't. What is more. I dont want.to know. Probably it is just foolishness as usual," dc. clared Mrs. Peter. She was feeling out of sorts.

"I think those Foxes are looking around." replied Peter gaod-natur-

not right at the cause of Headaches.

when ed nave: and headache make me misera le. they may be "pain si is" from an upset. digestive system. shed to the brain sl the sensitive Vague

Nerve. settles upset stomach. gets ri ht at the muse of our hndache gy nenres, brings sat reliei. At the same time. Bromrrseltur soothes the Vague Nerve and other nerves which may have added to your misery.

Keep Bromoseltser handy at all time. to help 6ght headadau. Ask your druggiat (or Brormrseltser today. one

.used to be." He was thinking or Farmer Brown's boy. Mrs. peter knew what he meant.

"Well, it those pesky Foxes are going to move away train the Old Pasture I'll say good siddance." declared little Mrs. Peter. "Per-

there once in a while then." she added. l

"Blacky the Crow says he has seen them poking about a long way

haps I'll reel it sets to run over

, expert in New York was "rnadejlookcd at yet. It would be beat it edly. .1525 . V x that way" because of what hap- vonly he were he.re." "They are always looking around, g;mm:;e'.b3:,nt;f..w;:rP:ht:: mu F33: , period to him when he sat West in Raddy knew what she meant. He more's the pity," grumbled M;-3, "And mm M it doe." deaued :' the following deal in a high-stake knew she was thinking 0! Farmer Peter. M" Pet" lfo hm ' I rubber bridge game at a New York Brownie boy. He had been gone all "I mean for a new home." said ..!'t would gm gtmn , - y not to club. winter gid now .it was spring. Peter. , When he has been at home they Mrs. Peter's long ears shot :gve..me:3 gm; old Pasture migh- ! i5,M”,(q never had had any real cause to straight up. ttDo you mean they .l.-;'un:;,, biltm good... "muted e den". worry about their home in the Old Ea going to leave the Old Past- Mu. pew, duly. Both5Ide.wmenb1e' fastuire. Heh wash their hrlrigid, (:1 Ire?" crieddMrs. Peter. she no . ren on w om ey cou epcn . onger soun ed cross. liege would allow any (she to "I didn't say that." replied Peter. ' . . . R .1 h r ere w em or isturb and Mrs. Peter's ears dropped. Canadian Nationals smart bedrofim bu ct ounse :;i1086 them in any wsY- "But I wouldn't be surprised. The cars provide the charm and informality of your own . no 8 . AK5 But since he had been gone Old Pasture isn't the place it used Vary oft." eh. - s ' ' . thi h d h d. Redd h t . N l ' """9'"”"" 1'' ''''” m'"d'y ""”""d"'3s V”? ”" 'ff,J” "7" twizgsrouaha ca 335; set for lane 23' .24.” to 13&.""' N M” the mm it Mt. Stewart Legion Hall lmmulon you malts read. that 01' Watch the 13945396 through bmad Picture 1,3108 W E .112 them right near their home there Mrs. Peter looked sharply at DAY upon Your sums windows. A: night you will sleep restfully in your 6 S ".195 the Pasturadstrarigtershhad Page: is'yIVhat do yout ltliehtlgisrrolilg EVERY THURS an 5. ddmnlmd 0W" Private mm” .Q62 thixtl 33:1? gnosvr mlllid. segmed 0": lisaseture ax: nrerlloeife lliegsello bunt she George Chappen and his bY Y0"? bOllll00llI- ' - However you travel, in lounge ' Q 3 y ' d . ' . ,Q95 safe. Both had a feeling that it had been born there, and her Merry Islan ers. .

Car, sleeper, drawing room or .g,Ax74z was no longer a sale place inwhicli father,Old Jed Thumper, still lived Canteen Service a mun 0' sorruiss

303Ch '- 3"YWh"ea mlydmet This W” the biddl"31 :'?)urlfgyFrt:resbrllle:gt who; 3.a:mi:)l,iei?tE thEl:.1sn't as safe as it used to be ” s -

youill enjoy yourself if you go '33” 50"” W0" NONI a safer place? They had looked explained Peter. "There is no one Admlsslon 50c

Canadian National. 11,. Pa" 1 NT P9" and looked. So far they had found to keep strangers away as there

' PE: 323:” l1;o””bl :9 no place that seemed any saier. You'll enjoy, too, staying at Pm ZNT mDo:bl: Pg: Indeed, so tar they had found no . ,3 It . Canadian National hotels - Pass Pass: i ' . they're conveniently located in West's double lot two diamonds r ' ' . . ft m co. t to coast was rather light, obviously enough, cently laid down the heart king. W clue? 9 5 ' but this sort or double 1. gum Dummy's ace won and South bold- , . . . . .1 b , - 1 led d t a his . For rum!-om v"d"'f""""""' "8"4'"8 L1215..vi.;?””ff”..i'L.ff.l;.;'"Ii”.i.3332: llast. wl...'”?v.2 n1Y5I.:.y a..?.3f5?. ,,,.., ., our . vmr business (md pleasure travel needs, or ”percentgge", They feel um, about the heart situation, felt that 5"", 1, u..u,,g, gumd 5, the .qm1,n.k,,-., if A 4; is 99 write or phone your local there is a good chance to defeat deception W86 H89d9d- and 50 to be maintained. send us as much as you can, as soon as you - '. ' , . the contract. perhaps by two ducked the Spade lead. South must can. Dig out every piece and get it to our yard NOW! It is very H", anndum Nattagml Passenger Agent:

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tricks; and if the double goes- wrong and the bid is made; therc' is no great loss-at least the op-l ponents do not make a game.

South's "rescue" to two notrump was an amazing action, and it will; be observed that West had a mucliy better double of two notrump than. of two diamonds, even though the risk was greater. can happen at a bridge table, how- ever, and observe what happened here!

The king-jack of hearts looked like excellent supporting cards to

his partner's suit, so West! inno-

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have been pleased to win with the queen. He led the diamond five and, when West played low, put in dummy's eight. East won and shifted to clubs, but in vain. De- clarer took the club trick, cashed the heart queen and diamond queen. then cashed his second club trick before taking the marked

Strange things diamond finesse against the jack.

Thus, South luliilled the con- tract with two extra tricks, making iour heart tricks (against East's opening heart bid and West's heart holding) while East-West made no

hides and skins and beer bottles.

tricks in the suit! .

essential that cast iron, steel and all metals be -salvaged-such as old car batteries, radiators, copper. lead, brass. Horse hair,

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