Empyrean 11. ,194a~

TAG

WOT

cvNY P

any in yourself.

SATURDAY, slim‘. 18th BIiIGIITEII TliEIli ro-iioniiow

More than fourteen thousand Canadian citizens live and k and tind what happiness they can in a world of drab and

unending dazkness. They cannot see. The Canadian National lnsiﬁﬂk the Blind oflards erson of compassion the ‘opportunity to help those

without sight to help themselves.

YOUR generosity will yield rich dividends-ta the blind

5por.sared in Charlottetown by:-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN WOMEN'S AUXILIARY TO THE CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR TH‘E BLIND

DAY

,_...._ e

ooooooceeeooeooeooeeo

ti. F. Iiutohesan & Son

out tiuirritisra

"Siiovihlisis in ill? "l" tin: nl glasses for the

¢;ii'i'l‘(‘ll0!\ of ocular de-

torts.” 5.’! G rziflon S17E01

o.-o-.-_-.-.--....-.-., :COQOOQOOO0~OQQOOOQO-OO~O-‘

auoeoeeoooveoeoo-eooeoo

Quickies

FATS AND SMOKING

LONDON - (CP) -—If the food ministry would supply maze fats the demand for cigarets might drop to pro-war proportions a doctor believes. “Reduction o! fats from T5 grams to under 40 gzams per day means that everyone feels hungry sooner. Smoking often re- lieves this sensation." he said.

PERHVIGS STlLIi WORN

Perlwigs. Iirst mentioned in England in the 16th centuny- i!" still worn in court by 3118115“ judges and barristers.

By Ken Reynolds I

_ GUARDIAN. CHARLQTTETOWN

THE SHADOW THAT smug;

when’ there seems lent, “us, y,"

fear

Dlmger may be lurking near,

—Peter Rabbit.

Often when dongs; "m" fﬂrthest away it is nearest, 5o the time to be most watchful is M"! time when there seam the least need or it. The older ones ammll; the smaller Green Fm“ folk know this and do not fvrset it. At times they may 599m l-Q but if unexpected danger ﬂDDears suddenly you will find that they BIG Prepared f0!‘ it. They

_i<now exactly where the nearest

“Wills-Place is and the shortest.

‘ way them. 1t is because they do

IBIVE i6 IIELP TiiE BLliill i

- Forest there was fun and trolic

remember and are prepared in“ llvivl’ have lived to become the oiclcr ones.

in a moonlit giade in the Green

It is a lively place, that little eiade. Timmy the Flying squh». P81 Crossed and recrossed it in tho air, sliding down the moonbearms or pretending to. Whiteioot the Wood Mouse was drumming with his dainty white feet. that. he somehow manages to keep dainty and white at all times. Several

of his friends were there, darting They are sometimes called Deer Mice, it isn't because they have anv- thiiig to do with the Deer folk but because their trim, close-lit. ting coats are very nire in mim- tb the summer coats d! l-llg Deer folk, especially the routs of the White-

about or drumming too,

‘lawns. Of course Mrs, 400i was there, '

And out. there in the mﬂoiiiight. cut- Hare the

iwniiihs sirippihs. jumping, ting up capers. were the tfolk, Jumper. Mrs. Jumper,

YOURS Jumpers and several of

their iriends. There was no dignity

9"" iiiiiﬂiii! the oldest, Moon- light and dignity do not go to- gether; ‘llowi dlZnlIY 5981115 llOt to know

(By Thornton W. Imam)

“WY d0 not mix. Some

110W to have a 200d time. it can- not kick Up its heels, sny.wny_ n», never has n lively good time, and moonlight is for good times 5°

4;‘ Contract Bridgeé

avvdusAA/e

f f. By Josephine Culhrrlrnn

iE-‘XQiYNKT. ‘ ' 5.3134’?

A Fatal llliscnlculziti- n

Toriaylﬁ ClEilIlYCl‘ lilllClL‘ nrl ex. cellent. start in the play at his rednuhled ruiitrrict. hut he thenl

miscaioulaied and spoilvi his good:

work. l North dealer. North-South ruins-rain Q 9 6 3 Q A K 9 6 QnKQm7 n. A Q ‘I 5 4 2 N 4 a K Q 8 4 3 W E Q Q J 1O 5 Q Ii 2 Q J 8 83 l» Q 1 r. 2 5 n, a s A Q Q J 1O I I 7 2 Q 5 Q ' F‘: _ , q. x a to a s ~<=$-=°* ine bidding I _ _ . i 04W.‘ Wm“, Ad‘ North East South West 'Hcllo, Daily GuardIanL-any rewards in t l Q Pass 1 Q Pun h. three titty dollar bills and o vine?" ‘ m j} $3; Q,‘ 5,: " _' ‘Pas: Double P so Pan Napoleon and llnole Elliy BY lillﬁlml M" l’ ‘l M... p“; p1,. o... , e e:.——- Despite his stoppers in three

HAW» HAW. HAW/ YOU LITTLE PUNKS DON'T‘ LOOK NOTHIN’ LII<E lREAL INDIANS- YOU COULDN'T sCARE A FLEA .1 '

_ 1.9.“- ~ i-m-(Lv

. A .1 Inn \a?F"in-‘_|1

suits, East should not have doubled the tliiee-notrump contract reach. ed via such strong bidding. (North had “reversed? which in itself shows a very strong handn West sensed his partnerswisheg by oiitnini; a heart. Dummy’: nine was put in to cover West's eight: East won with the ten and n. turned the heart. queen. The king won, and nc-w decldrer took stack, He saw that ii’ he tried to run dia. moiids and found East. with 3 550F991’. as his double indicated, the contract would b3 in great; Jeopardy: therefore, declare;- cashed dummyls club ace and led a spade. his idea being to try far two spade tricks in his own halld- Plus nt least the cltlb king. Elli. on wlnniniz with the spade kink. could not afford to load an. other heart because he would he P1834118 frﬁm the J-5 into dummys A-6. S0 East exited with a club. Ii (lecturer had considered the situation carefully he would have; seen that while he could sfdard tn lost a club trick, he could not afford to lose it right now, and "Ytllllly not to West, who might have another heart ta lead through (lllﬁlmy- Thus, tho club king was a vim may at this point, but de- clares iinessed and that was hi;

l ior ti-iere was nothing to fear from I

1-10 flew easily, unhurried

'i'““”“"“‘ there was no dizillw 111m"! "i9 little folk in the rnooniieht slede m tn; Green Forest that night but that; was a lot v! W" “"43 much merriment. _ '

Now all around that moonlight grade the Black Shadows had gathered, and they we" blink", no, the brightness ﬂLlihe m°°!\' light. it always is that sway. To the smaller folk who an hunlltd by hungry bigger fol-k the Black ghanqws o" both trlendly and unfriendly. where the 131w‘ shpduws n11 biaekest it is easy to n14; and to keep hidden. That is the rriondliness or the Bled‘ Shadows. But in than the hungry hunting folk can if the? n); light of foot and careful. SW81 unseen on an unsuspecting din- ner. This is the unfriendiiness. The real truth is they are just; they treat all alike. 0i course. this is as it should be»

There were other shadows, more gray than block. mOViIlB shadows, the shadows or the little talks themselves as they hopped BN1 skipped and Jumped and slidsd about. No one paid shy attention to those personal shadows (or they were understood and had no meaning. 5o no one watched or ‘paid any attention to the moving shadows in the moonlit opening,

such shadows.

Now it isn't only such folks as Jumper the i-lare and Whltefwt- the Wood Mouse and Timmy the Flying Squirrel who like the moonlight. There are ville“ Wl1° are as fond c-f it. but for a whOllY diilreent reason. They are the furred and feathered night hunt- ers and they lot-e the moonlight because it makes hunting easier for than. They can see fBTthEI‘ and better, and so as a rule a dinner is got sooner and with lcss trouble, Hooty the 0W1 I5 One 0f these.

Like all successful hunters Hnoiy knows the ways of those he hunts. So when he left his re- treat in another part of the Green Forest where he had slept most o; the day he headed straight for that little glnde. He made so sound, for he has silent wings. lie flew easily unhurried. He seemed like a drifting shadow, and per- ihaps that was what any who him- pened to notice him when he reached the little giade thought ihﬁ was. It was Jusnper the Hare who first saw him and knew him for what he was. Jumper stunned an alarm, and in a jiifty tho little glade was empty of all but that drifting shadow and a youns HMO who waited too long. Then the

shadow struck. i-looty likes the moonlight for hunting, The next story: "The Timid

Ones."

AREA 0F SOUTH AFRICA

The Union oi South M1101 l5 472,550 square miles in area. one sixth the sine of the United States.

Feeling low?

} Then try Wincnrnil, a Medi- cated Tonic. Wincnrnis is iim what you may need when you feel low, run down.

Wincrirnin helps mengrhen the nervous system and invigorate

body tiuuu nn_

orpons. Wiacarau acts quickly-soon after yen our! iak~ in; it you should notice a diﬂuenco in health and spirits. Se. ifyou'rc feeling _low if] Wincarms, e1 it help yon {eel healthier.

Buy n bottle o! Wincarnil, a Medi- cated Tonic today —is'l free from harmful drugs.

ﬂnlsh. West wan and led ‘nonm-

fivo sure tricks.

heart. which gnve the defend .

Al ﬁll (UUNIKHW

HO

l) Ill) (-

were»

AID I HAD YD lEA MY GUEST WAS

HRH M71110 ITW§N

ouDlD PLIAE BIT DONN- ACQJAIMIID“

“WW. GT KT-iii iorituounreo

- IV - pine 111M615 ‘ff/INK boas M...A couw oz/v! 1.11:5 MAT?!

E PALOO

n».

n“ wriznesis moamrneeon '

SRAVENJUMPIIIHIIPERS...

ET m u/ ﬁc/oivsc elven:

m5 is ALL Illk snirr...i'vr: dream seven mos Aixuirl...

L

/ 7H4

aamnvram irtvtmﬂ r ANYEYTEJ

zmmmvzwairrsessmm _

1:42! ,. .

FAA’! / P

(‘fﬁfri-IL‘

' CAN vou DO ANYTHING "r0 i-IELP iT ?

~‘ tveuwi 0F EL

CAN A50 A cow 3 L5 TO MAKE r. MQRE MUSICAL! '

JIJTFEET

VEQY WELL.» TEQE5A--\'l.i. CALI. m2. Q1665 ‘W425 MOMENT l”

TIRED O

Iy ‘Alex Raymond

TIPPY AND "CAP" STUBIS

isgitét‘? orlwﬁ

i‘ OU H Tl-IAT BOY HAS ‘TO TO SAY WED GO QEALIZE I-IE CAN'T GO ‘ROUND QENTING OUR QOOM JUST BECAUSE--

' 1

/

,;._ . l; k ‘Ll!-

illi iIq .. .' ll (if;

"it

,l up‘

v A f‘ ‘

i; on 13am.

DEAR HeuriY: Mee-r Me

AT OAK AND ELM AT 3 o'ci.oci<-

Firozerfh

n (t! -~¢ “so...”

on THE MAINLAND, us

I SWJLILD GIVE UP THE 6T0? THE ISLANP ‘JTOEY.’

STORY.’ m sue: ro '_

THAT'S M2. TUPPER! HE"5 LOOKING FOE ME! how ‘DARE HE TiiiNk

PSLAND TO

_ _ \-

dusr TorTEACtl uiM A

LII-Ham I Ouiiﬁ t‘ To DROP THE STORY!

_, Hairy Hoenigson i

wuu Aﬂmﬁiim’; pUBLiC Cenevouv - Miei-rr 651' ‘rue

MNOE‘ B CUT A RlBBoH ‘Tb uwsit. rF Mieur ear-ins ‘rm/u

miesrm, FATHEQHAVE ow “<3

sruenc souifei MQBHJQ, , SIMQN Non-true QACQED -