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SAINT JAMES

SUNDAY sciiooi Piciii-c

SATFRDAY, SEPT. 90:

'.l'liv pmiimiu-ll Siiiirlny Sriiool pit-iiic will he held at Stanhopc Bvarli Picnic tlrouiids. congregation zire invited to attend.

iiig II'ilIlSI)(ii'IfIIIUli are ilSIiCtI to he

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School at 2 pm.

Members of the

All those requir-

thc Sunday

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ANNUAL MEETING

Ql'EI'lN'S ('t)l .V'I'Y l'Ii(l(iIlESSlYI'J CONSERVATIVE

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'l'liv Ahiiiml lie.-tin: rif lIl(' Qiieeirs County Pro- messiro C(lllxlill'llilIll'P Assorizititiii will be held in the Floral" (llizli. ti'liiii'li-tit-iimii. on TIllll'Sdtiy, Svpteniber

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Mimi zit oiuro. All lmiios Wolcoiiic

All llivli Cliziiriiioii are asked to have.

wills. II. E. SllTIlEllI.AND. St.-c'ty. l:rZ..iGli BAGNALL, President.

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PRDIIEEESSIVE CONSERVATIVE

ANNUAL MEETING FIIR THIRD DISTRVJT 0F IIIIEENS

WY l.II'I GIBSON Prrsidcnl.

REG. M:icDONALD

Srerctiiry.

EIIERY SATURDAY

For reservations Phone 1222

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Canadian Legion lclaoveir Club Dance

AI l:i:mri::ii'il and the "Clover Chili" llaiul, Dancing 9:30 to 12.00

Rr-:aoi-mlions held until 10:30 pm).

THE CLOVER CLUB

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Will hr Ili'I.I in tin: ll.ill at York on Jlontlay evening. Sept. 18th- ' at I5 olclurir. llr. R. ll. IK(-ll, ('onserr:ilivL- lraider and other prom- inent spc:iI.i-rx uiii .iiiiirl-xs the meeting.

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CEMETERY

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Service lim ('iililil'r'IIll,': Link Between I'IIIh( ll I'.IHl'.NRIl IHIJINI) K" NOVA SCOTIA Schedule fur .iiim- "II in 5-I-ptviiilirr 24: ”PriIII'1- Nan f.v:iu- Hnml lslunas . I1 a.m. 1 p.m "I'rIni-c- Nm. ml.r-i-.:- (':irihou . I run. 5 mm "C!-nrlrs .1. iiim-ling" l. mu Caribou .... .. 7 am. 11 mm. ll p.m "CIi:i.lz-.u A. lninuin-.;'al.v. Hnml Islands 9 run. 1 p.m. 5 p.m Iur II.'lII)' lni'urm:illnn. Listen to CFCY at '

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FHE GUARDIAN.

7116 unprepared can never be Fruin fear and threat or danger free.

-Old Mother Nature.

Little Porky was born independ- ent., That means that he was born Prepared for danger. You see. he was born with 9. complete outfit of needle-pointed little spears called quills. lie was the pricklicst baby in all the Green Forest. He was so prickly that nobody, no matter hcw hungry, would touch him, So. he was uiso the most independent baby in all the Green Forest. He could 'do about what he pleased, and did. And it was all because he was fully prepared for what might happen, And because le was pre- pared, nothing happened. It usual- ly is thnt way with those who are prepared for the worst. Then the worst never happens. Even nations have fcund that out.

so it was that little Porky didn't feel the need of staying with Mo- thcr very long. Probably that was it relief to Mother, Knowing that he was prepared, she didn't worry

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By Josephine Culbertson

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Aiijvoiie who has ever "kibitzed” an I pri'i,.gain-2 cl inntch-point or .riibbri' bridie knows that even fine pla;.'ci's do not i1l'iI'ays see eye to eye! In this deal. for example, North and South had :1 rather vio- lvnt disagreeniciiti

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West made his tiiree-heart con- tract, for game and rubber, with the greatest of ease-in fact, he collected an extra trick.

Since this result was in decided contrast tn the four spades which Ncri.l1-South could have made with Otiunl facility, it was only natural that ihese players should have been somewhat disgruntled and that they promptly expressed their respcctives sentiinents.

South insisted that his two- club ovcrcali had been correct, particularly at the score. and con- sidering that he had a singleton IICEIFI. lie maintained that a take- out double of one diamond nvould hi1l'(' been rrtsh; that it wns likely that. North would respond with iicmts innd perhaps keep on bid- ding that suit.) at a level which South could not protect.

North was not convinced. "You certainly don't think," he said. "thiit 1 could enter the bidding with one queen In my hand, simply because you had ovcrcnlled vwlth two clubs! But if you had doubled cne diamond, I would have come in with my six-card suit, and then you could have easily carried on in spades at least to the four level." Without doubt, there was quite n bit of logic in the position of both North and South, but it does seem that North had the better of the argument. The fact. that South was unprepared for one suit. hearts; did not invalidate a takeout double of one diamond, since he could pro- tect himself up to II reasonable level by bidding clubs or at need.

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,' .w- 4;, I Raddy stopped and grinned at him but he didn't offer to touch him.

about him. she just went on about her business, which was chiefly eating and SIC0l)llii!, mid he went an about his biisiiirss doing the same thing.

Once he met Roddy Fox. Recl- dy stopped mid grinned at him but he didn't offer In touch him. In fact. Roddy was xcry careful to walk nrouinl liim iit El safe dis- tance. Perhiips he was afraid that Little Porky might drop some of his spears where they might be stopped on, Once he met Old Man Coyote, The same thing lmppeiied. Old Man Coyote ;;i'iniird and -wall-:- ed nround him.

it. didn't. (aim him lung In lnarn that there was always plenty of green food to he found as long as he wasn't fussy. You see, in the summertime Pcrcupines do not have to depend on bzirk. There are many green tliings that they en- joy.

His vi-ants being law And easily supplied. he didn't travel far. Not being afraid, he didn't worry, You see, it didn't take him long to learn that for some reason or otiicr his imisgiibrrs left. him alone. Probably iir: ilirln'i. think much about it. All he thought About was eating, drinking HII(It sleeping. When he wanted something and knew where it' was", he went there mid got ii. In no time at all he lrarned that whrn imnirt a stra.iigeI' all he had in dn ua: to show all his little spears and hzick towards the stronger with his little tall twitching lrcin suiv to side. Then the stranger was nlwuys polite.

Al. first he didn't. make the ac- quaintance of mniiy of his neigh- bors. After a while he got. to know some. lie couldnlt understand why Jumper the Hare and all the little Hares were always ready to run at the approach of miybody, He couldn't; understand why White- foot the Wood Mouse was constant- ly afraid. He discovered that even Lightfoot the Deer, big as he was. was always ready to run from cer- tain dangers. He himself never ran and never u':ll'1l0fI to run. so being on his own, he grew more and more lndcprndciit. He just wasn't afraid of anybody because he soon found out that everybody let him alone. It was all the re- sult of being prcpurecl for what- ever might liiippon.

Our own great nation could learn something from Little Porky. It could learn the value of pre- paredness. Great. big Buster Bear coiilci liave llrittcnecl Little Porky with it siiiglc blow of one of his big paws. But great big Blister Bear didn't do iinything of the kind. He tCOI( the greatest. care not in meddle with the pi'itfk1,vlItllc fol- low. He tool; great. care not to in- terfere with him in any why. It

Continued on

Dance to the music of

DON MESSER AND HIS

ISLANDERS in

CRAPAFD HALL

' MONDAY. SEPT. lllh.

Sponsored Ivy (Irapaud Community Club

spndes.

By AL CAPP

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by Alex Raymond.

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CHARLOTTETOWN

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SEPTEMBER 9.

1950 T4 9! Zane (Ire;

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MEMBERS . SPORTS FIGLRES...

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FRIEND: JOE PALOOKA: I5

GONNA TAKE OVER FROM H

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Ffu"Ei2'ETij ESE ”iT:5'rT5ti?,5 L1 ' CONFUSION wwuour mu ADDiN' To iT--

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ITS DEEPLY GRATIFYING TO see me GREAT mo DISTINGU E 1

AS me Lowtv wuo HAVE com. in mv HONOR 10 A SIMPLE YOUNG coumkv BLACKSMITH...

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"TM sow WITH MY MOTHER

ANYHOWI

TO BUY MY NEW WRISTWATCH.

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WATCH SOMETI-IIN FiH:r'P,'.',

GEE!I DON'T I-IARDLV

EVER Know wum TIME IT IS! "

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AND WHAT KIND OF EXPENSIVE PEIZEUME DID 'I"auv For. you .

THIS TIME: ?!

YOUV-I-7lDN'T Buy rr, DEA -- I 501 A FREE SQUIRT INTI-IE STORE 'I'oDAv,I

MM-'NOW, ILIKE IT a EVEN BETTER!

I CAN'T STAND Mmeishl

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TILLY THE TOILLER

I WANT TO G0 .70 THE: MOVlE';v.'

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PHONE MACDOUGALL AND CALL ..m.5 MAYBE MAC.” AEPEE w:i.i.,RATi-IER THAN HAVE No WFIIJI)lNl:.'.l't L wsonma BUSINESS D A LIMITATION OF I F . FORE on, Ms:-. wens on-I I SWANKLEYI I r .1 1 U 9, ff ;" 6 xh .y I PENNY . Iy Marry NW"9"" I r”fI'i2J7"t , "M II, " SHE MADE ME A SEAWEED we AWFULLEST Titma MAPPENEI5. PO0P,WIlAT'5 A SOAKED r.'AoI0.'

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YOUR PORVABLE FELL OUT OF TNI CANOE. IT'S UYTERLY RLIINED .'

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