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Stella Maris North Rustico, will present their play

"ANNE OF GREEN GABLES"

, In The PARISH HALL

Time 8:15 PM. - Adm. 50c

Sale of Candy

T LIIEIIAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the First District of Queen's Liberal Associ- ation will be held in Bradaibane Hall Thursday evening, July 20th at 8:30 p.m. Each poll is request- ed to have five accredited dele- gates present.

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ROBERT N. DAVVSON. President.

BIC FIDDLERS CONTEST

WEDNESDAY

590.00 IN PRIZES

THE GUARDIAN. "I CHART.

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CCVENEAII PICNIC

TODAY

Chicken Supper Games

Refreshments - Cakes Open Air Dance St. Eugene's Parish Grounds

WANTED

TO BUY POSTAGE STAMPS

of New Brunswick. Nova Srotin and P. E. I. On or off envelopes. Also envelopes dated in the 18th century without stamps. Will buy or exchange valuable British Col- onial Stamps for above wants.

Phone or write W. F. B. MAR- TIN. Duivay House, P. E. 1.. until August 1st.

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LITTLE .Il'M GETS IN TROUBLE

Trouble comes to one and all Be they big or be they small -Jimmy skunk.

That saying of Jimmy skunk's is true. Despite the fact that Jim- my is so very independent he gets in trouble every now and then. He Just can't help it. It is just so with everybody else. There is no one to whom trouble does not come soon- er or later. and usually when they least expect it,

Little Jim. the small

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'pushing" when he jumped to six clubs over his partner's not-too- encouraging three hearts, but suc- cess is powerful justification for many poccadiilos!

West. selected what seemed to be his safest lead. the spade nine. Dummy played low and East, re- cognizing the lead as top of no- thing, properly refused to sacri- fice his king. South won with the spade queen and cashed his three top trumps. naturally hoping to drop the jack. East, however. dis-

Now that South knew he would have to lose a tr mp trick, pro- spects were bad, Illut south kept going. He cashed the spade ace, then took the heart finesse. The queen holding. he led the spade jack though East for the marked finesse. East, trying to conceal that he held the king. played low, but south simply discarded :1 dia- mond.

Now the heart are was cashed and a heart was ruffed, eliminat- ing West's cards in that suit. Fin- ally, declarer threw West in with his trump, and having nothing left but diamonds. West had to lead up to South's major tennce. Smith played the hand excel- lently by refusing to take the din- mond finesse, maneuvering in- stead for the ond-play against west. It is worth observing how- ever. that if East had covered the spade jack to prevent the immedi- ate discard of a diamond. he would have stopped declarer dead in his tracks!

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carded a heart on the third round. '

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Jimmy &unk. had been tagging along behind his father. They had left the cornfield and head- ed toward Farmer Brown's gar- den. Haifway there Little Jim stopped to catch and eat a fat Grasshopper. When he had finish- ed it his father was nowhere about. Once more the little skunk- let was alone and lost. However it didn't bother him too much. 1-Io wandered about without worrying. You see. he already was feeling very II 4 pendent.

Somehow he missed the garden to which Jimmy Skunk had gone. Mother skunk and Little Jim's brother and sisters were already there, but little Jim didn't know anything about the garden. and somehow in his wandering he went around the end of it. Two or three times he curled up in the grass for a short nap. You See. he was such a little fellow that he tired easily. The stars came out and twinklod down at him. way over in the Green Forest, Booty the Great Horned owl hooted. Over in the Old Orchard Little Spooky the Screech Owl who re- ally doesn't screech at all, was sounding his trembly little notes. over head Boomer the Night Hawk was letting everybody know of his presence by his sharp cries. One he scared Little Jim almost out of his wits. With wings half closed he shot down out of the sky without being seen by Little

Jim. Just above the Skunklet's head he spread his wings and checked himself so as to strike

the ground. In doing this he made a boom like 3 small gun.

.Then he was up and in the air again before Little Jim knew what had happened, He didn't see Boo- mer at all. All he knew was that a frightening noise had happened right over his head. Perhaps Boo- mer did it for fun, for a joke. some folks seem to think it is fun to scare other folks; I don't know why.

Little Jim ran until he was all out of breath and couldn't run any longer. By that time he was up near Farmer Brown's he-nyard. Of course he didn't. know' that, he

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didn't know anything about hen- yards. He had never seen a Hen or even a little Chicken. Around that hcnyard was a fence of wire netting. the kind that is almost always used around henyards. It is used so much for that purpose that it. is called chicken wire.

Little Jim went along close to that wire fence, poking his nose through the wires. Just because he couldn't get in there he wanted to get in. It is often that way with big folks as well as with little folks. They want to do the thingl they can't do or are supposed not to ob. '

By and by. at one corner he found an opening a little larger than the others. A wire had been broken there. He pushed his head through. Then he pushed and

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