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MONDAY

MORNING SESSION I Registration-10 a.m. to 11 a.m.

President's Report. Appointment or Resolutions Committee.

1 arrmnnoon SESSION

Economics.

noon Tea. .

EVENING SESSION

I. . Presentation-Life Membership and Showing of Films

TUESDAY -

MORNING SESSION Reports of Citizenship. Social Welfare and Publicity. Q

AFTERNOON SESSION

Arts and Literature. Display of Crafts. Presentation-Leadership Certificates. Dinner-Charlottetown Hotel, 6 pm.

EVENING SESSION

Guest Speaker-Mr. Will B. Bird. well known author, Musical Selections.

Address of Welcome-His Worship Mayor 3. Earle MacDonald

Reports-Supervisor, Convener: of Agriculture and Home I the teamaed Mk

Food Pageant at Experimental Farm followed by After-

Spesker-Mr(s:. E. E. Morton, National President at the F. W.

Reports of Constitution Committee. Drama. Music, Radio,

DAILY CIROSSWORD

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-Old Mother Nature. Mr. and in-s. Sunshine are so named because Mr. sunshine's cost is lovely bright yellow. They are little folk (or they are members of the Warbler iamily, and War- blers are among the smallest of

Their busy season was over. Any- way. it was almost over. They had successfully started on their way into the Great world tour babies. The four young Warblers were still in the neighborhood and Father and Mother were still keeping watch of them, and now and then giving them a choice tidbit. They also were watching to give warn- ing of sllchienemies that might ap- pear. But their days of hard work. of trying to keep (our little sto- machs iiiled, were over. The four young were no longer a burden. It happened this morning that Mrs. sunshine met Mrs. Little Friend, the Song sparrow, They

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FINBSSING WITHOUT REASON

South's great iault in today's deal was in taking a ilnesserwhich would be fatal it it lost and un- necessary if it succeeded!

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South's bidding, at any rate, was good. North's free double raise could scarcely have been made on less than he had, and with South's jack-high suit thus bolstered up. his hand as a whole became de- cideiy slammish. There was no- thing wrong with the final con- tract-except what South did to It!

West opened the spade queen. South won and led the diamond Jack, When west played the three, South took time out for thought, but unfortunately, to no avail. As he explained later. he knew that the two missing diamonds iigured to break 1-1. but South considered the implications of West's vulner- able overcail and decided that the

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Mrs. Sunshine met Mrs. Little Friend. the song sparrow.

use old neighbors and kink Mrs, Little Friend looked rather worn-out and tired. Mrs. Sunshine said so.

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"It must be that you have had a big Iamlly, and a big family means a lot or mouths to iced," said Mrs. Sunshine

The little Sparrow shook her head. "No," said she, "I had only live and now I have only one, and that one doesn't belonged to me."

"He doesn't!” exclaimed Mrs. Sunshine.

Mrs. Little Friend shook her head, "No," she said sadly. "But we have to take care 0! him just the same; we can't let him go hungry, and he does eat such a lot. There he is now."

Out of the bushes along the edge 01 the Old Orchard ran a. homely young bird. He looked to be twice the size of Mrs. Little Friend. His bill was wide open. He w&hurrying to meet Little Friend h elf who was coming with a big grub in his bill. The young bird snatched at it and giuped it down and cried for more.

”You see," said Mrs. Little Friend plaintively. "He is like that all day long. We just can't keep him filled up. We hardly get a bite our- selves."

"of course, that is one of sally siy's children," said Mrs. sunshine.

The tired Little Sparrow nodded her head. "0! course." said she.

"Where are your own babies?" asked Sunshine who had joined them.

"That little stranger grew so fast that he crowded them out 0! the nest and something happen to them. They were too young to be - t ” the nest and we couldn't

explained the small Sparrow sadly. "why," asked Mrs. sunshine. "did you hatch Sally siy's egg?" "We couldn't help it," replied Mrs. Little Friend. iiWe couldn't get rid of that egg. We couldn't hatch our own and not hatch it." "Sally sly try the some trick on us. but it didn't work." said Mrs. sunshine. "1 would rather raise no children at all than raise one of hers." "But what could we do?" asked Mrs, Little Friend, plaintively. "Build a new nest, ii necesss y. and lay more eggs," said Mrs. sun- shine, "Or else do what I did." "Did sally sly leave an egg in

replied Mrs. Little

put them back."

diamond king hild been a "neces- sary" value in West's hand. on that basis. South let the diamond jack ride- to his own great dis- comliture! East won with theI blank king, and South finally hsdl to give up a heart trick. . South's view about the dIamondI position would have been well, taken except tor the fact that if West really had the guarded dia-l mond king. the iinesse would bel entirely unnecessaryi : The danger of iinessing and los-

but let's assume that West really , had started with the king and three of diamonds. Why finesse? It. was simplicity itself to play.dum-' my'a ace, cash South's second

other trump to throw West in and:

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your nest?" exclaimed the little Sparrow.

"Yes. and it is still there," re- plied Mtrs. Sunshine. "I built a new nest right over it."

The tired little sparrow sighed. I

"I didn't think 0! that," said she.

"You're too tender hea.rted,." said Sunshine scorntuily, and Mrs. Sunshine agreed that this was so.

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