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EXCELLENT

CANTEEN. SERVICE Ddhco with Kinsmen,

Yacht

Motzdayi

Admission 50c

Tax

Club Night

Included

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DOWNTOWNEIIS DANCE BAND Dance o: you please,

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Contract Bridge‘

By Jouephlno Culboruou A TIMING PROBLEM

An extremely delicate problem o! timing we; in/olvnd in “Mimi's deal.

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and coniinued that suit declarer ruifing with the heart king. The lead of a low heart to dummy dis- closed the trump break. and south now led a club toward the K-Q. East ducked and the king. of course, held.

Declqrer naw went into a lnng huddle, and iirmly miergcri with the v

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NEW HALL WINSLOE STATION TUESDAY, AUG. 5

Downtowners Orchestra

Admission 50c I Dancing 9130-1 Lunches Sold

Other Attraction

“i SOURI$ HOSPITAL TEAPARTY

Wodaaday Augustl. Meals Served

Dunce in the Evening

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Wednesday

AFTERNOON AND EVENING Grounds Lit Up At Night

DANCE SAME EVENING

SONG RECITAI;

EUMMERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY, AUGUST 7 AT 8:30 PM. BY IONA BAKER DRICKER, Lyric Soprano of Toronto, and formerly of Summarside.

Sponsored by Rotary Club of Summerside in aid of Crippled Children's Fund

ADMISSION 50c

August 6 th

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winning play. He. led a. law spodeﬂ away from the ace: West put up the jack In order i0 lead a trump but this did no‘ Isturb the declarer. Ho won in dummy an led another club. Eust went in with the ace un made a return that was as good a5 uni‘. iamciv the club jack. De- clzircr‘; king ‘yon. and now a straight (‘YOSS-‘lllf was sure to pro- duce the balance of the tricks. After mashing the are q! epadﬁr, deriarer could ruff two rpadon in dummy and could also ruff a dlnmand and a club in his own hand. with high trumps.

It should be observed that while deciarer‘; play went very smoothly; he was careiui to ovoid a pitfall

West opened the diamond queen that would prc-hibly trap many‘

players. Observe xvhat could Inve iznpp-z ed if south had iinwlsely laid, down spade ace and then given up a spine trick. East could win and return a third round of ‘ spades. forcing dummy to ruff; and then when East gal. in with the club nce, a fourth round of spaces would wreck the contrec L. Went would

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CANTEEN

Admission 35c. s>ooa>eoe>oo@oorg>oo<sooa»oo<ss>oo<aum

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Find War Material Iiidrien In Berlin

BERLIN. Aug. 1 —-(AP)~ The American Military Government an- nounced today It had discovered large quantities of war material, which apparently had been manu- factured for an unideniified "for- eign power," secreted in stockpil- e5 in two German factories in the United States sector of Berlin.

DQITY DRIPPLE

The two factories were closed and the factory officials taken Into custody. "

Semi-completed gyroscope motors used in aircraft. submarines and tanks, wings and body parts of link

trainers, theocicliteg for use ‘m ob—. imnmg as me correct degree SQFVIHE (hi! lrﬂleciﬁrle! 0! 8u3dt~‘d' Iron heat is the proper dampness

missiles such as the German V-1 and V-Z, were found in the Friede Au and Marlendorf plants of Aakoniawerke, one of the biggest general scientific instrument busi- nesses in the world.

IRON ICED TOGS FOR CRISPNESS

To put a finish as crisp as a let- tuce leaf on freshly laundered cot- ton togs or neckwear pieces. sprinkle with warm ivnter and store in the refrigerator for an hour be- fore ironing.

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In Ponourizod Milly Cream, latter,

Cultured Buttermilk and Chocolate _ Milk.

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"This tip, which promises more uniform dampness and easier Iron- ing, comes from home economists. They suggest more tricks to speed

"l! work and reduce fatigue on summer washdays. As important (or fast, smooth

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for clothes. sprinkled clothes, not iced up boiore Ironing, soy experts, should stand for two or three hours so that moisture will pene- trate fiber"! uniformly.

Conserve your energy by sitting down to iron and having clothes within easy reach of your hands. Put sprinkled clothes on one aide. a reek or table for finished clothes on the other. Ii you iron on a pad- ocd table or at a wail-attached ironing Iioard, an ordinary straight- Irark chair will give you comfort- able support. A conventional fold- Ins Ironinz board may require o

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higher choir. With this, a 5mm iootstool will keep the feet oi m. “little woman" from dangling in mid-air while she works.

I! you stand up to your ironing see that the board is adjusted 3p that you can stand straight Whll] working. Bending over the m: is whet puts misery in your back,

CITY PLANNERS‘ TOUR

STOCKHOLM (GP) g group of E4 Rritiah architect: lnﬂ city planning experts, mrmbm; i1 iho Tnwr. and Countiy Plannln| liaoclmlon-oi Britain, made | brief study tour of Sweden p- contly.

BUSY imrLwAYs

Every mlmrtn the lndiim roll- ways can}; 64.000 passenger: lnl 52.000 tons o: good: one mile,

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