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it By Josephine Culbertson 1yE;uouNTIE 5410 Hopia IPIEP-uM'1iVi ' 'r 7IlEA10VI!(a4fBMIYl5J.'l5;' I o-two-cueea hzplfg-flSgK,,,.E i in 3, or . T o - ' - '5 EXCHANGING COURTESIE5 pgqjygyugyll r : South and West exchanged er:- V '-' on in the following deal. F g )4, cg-an gorth dealenl bi Ir A 1- ' mfm!-J i th aid vu ners 2. BY Thornton wt Burgess Mtatch-lpglalit duplicate. Otter folk. Big and little. old and , 4 Aqgr .... gong young they love to plIY- 'vQ1o HTTW 50” 15 GENE now' play makes folks good-M" lgxosz . tureci. Little Joe Otter is one of '.'.K108 You'll mid mt" when you so .' the bestmatured of all the Green Q1037 ' AK! ' m vly I Forest folk. This does not mean 52 WNE yxoan There is no luck mm "mu" i that he will not fight if he has CA3 52 I ..Little Joe Otter. peed to. For his size 39; oge of 13:14 5 :7-aiaq By Al Cap)! th” be" "shun m " ' mm favorite brooks. Little Joe is agreat . i , Little Joe otter in a sre&t1:l8t:e!- Forest. but he doesn't duo agony: traveler. he knows every pool. and ; 3g. ;";:;;g:g:fNA:f,gt:,.E,, r;,7;?5"gI,',)ff,if,'gg

man. He is very fond Mm imfills looking flor troubleghgle 1113"” 1;"; hole. and rapid. in every brook far '. A109 35 HERELEF SHE AGREES

Like most good fisherman es 3 quarre over lnoma 8- n Comm and M”. This 1, one 1-euon he Lu, ". A J2 I

for food and NE NW 1”” A” "'1' Wmme 0 "M ' such a successful fisherman. l

other fisherman, there are duly: 35340" W9 W93-59L watching Lntlg Joe up, um; um g At one table. the bidding menu)

when he Bela! 510" mu mm (Wit um” 5” hm 3”” "ugh" m5 was a young Fox. It was Little Kori East South Wat '

The Otter folk are all lovers of fun. second fish in a. certain pool over T,,o-5mm-t, son of Roddy Fox. The 1 .5 1 Q 2 9 Put

No others among B11 the ONE" nellr N10 1005 01 the GE” MW” mouth of the little Fox watered as 3 O P555 3 Jr 73-" l

Forest folk play as much as do the tain. That pool was one of his he watched Lime Joe can He drum. 3. ,Pass Pass J

---r ed. Yes, sir, little Too-Smart drool- Pm . PM PM .

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The annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island

MEETING '

Potato Growers' Association will be held in the Clover Club, Grafton Street, on Tuesday, August 19, 1952 at 2 p.m. Patrons of the Association must secure their membership cards to be eligible to vote at this meet- ing. These cards are issued from this office. All mem- bers arc urged to attend as many matters of import- ance are to be taken up along with the drawing up of a new set of by-laws for the Association.

FRED BELL, Manager.

POULTRY. SHIPPERS ATTENTION

The poultry market is very draggy on Grade B and Grade C chicken. While the market oniop grade chicken is only fair yet we have some demand for Grade MFA chicken and capons. l

Effective immediately we will accept a limited quantgy of chicken to be purchased on a RAIL GRADE BASL.

Be sure your poultry is finished before market- lng. Marketing low grade poultry will lose you money. Present paying prices are as follows delivered Char- lottetown: less dressing charge 7c per bird.

(Capons less than 6 lbs. dressed accepted as chicken).

SWIFT GAiiAIlliiil co. LTD.

PHONE 1027. OllARLO'lTETOWN, P.E.I.

ed. He never had tasted fish, but seeing how much Little Joe enjoy- ed that fish made him sure that it must be very, very good, and he suddenly felt very, very hungry. This is why his mouth watered. Little Joe's twinkied. "Do you like fish?" he asked.

"I don't know," said the little Fox bashfuliy, ”I've never tasted fish."

”rut. tut. don't tell me that you have never tasted fish!" crledLittie Joe Otter. "There is nothing bet- ter." He smacked his lips.

The Little Fox shook his head. "If you please, I've never found one," said he.

Little Joe Otter chuckled. "You don't find them; you catch them," said he.

"I've caught Mice and Grasshop- pers, but I've never caught a fish I've never seen one until today. If you please, will you tell me how to catch one?" said Little Too- Smart.

Once more Little Joe chuckled. It was a contagious sort of chuckle. Somehow the little FOX wanted to chuckle too, but he didn't know why. He chuckled just because Little Joe did. "Just watch me," said Little Joe.

In a flash Little Joe had slipped into the water and out of sight. He did it very quietly. He hardly made I ripple. The little Fox stared and

West laid down the heart ace. but when his partner played the discouraging deuce, West properly shifted to a low spade. The queen finesse lost to East. who retum- ed the spade Jack. Dummy's ace won, and declarcr led a low dia- mond from the board. East's dis- card of a heart confirmed the im- pilcation of West's double.

South took the trick with the trump ace and led a heart. with the aim of establishing his own Jack-by doing so, he hoped to avoid zl club finesse. East won with the king and. as his only attractive exit, returned a heart. It was at this point that West slipped. Obv- iously, he should have ruffed South's heart jack with the seven of trumps, forcing dummy's trump king and establishing two trump tricks for himself, but this simple marieuvcr apparently escaped West's attention - he actually discarded a club.

It should have been very appar- ent to South that West would not have discarded 5. club from the queen - that his only conceivable reason was to shorten his club holding - but south missed this inference. He led two rounds of clubs, only to see West ruff with the seven. The result was: down 200

After being allowed to hold the trick with the heart jack, South should have led the diamond ten and continued with trumps. It would be easy to hold West to one

stared and stared into the water, but he couldn't see Little Joe. Itl

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trump trick and finally to take the marked finesse in clubs against the queen in East's hand.

KIND J1 VVEIGHT MFA Grade B Grade C

Chicken Over 6 lbs. dressed .. 38c 28c 18c SAILINGS JUNE 14 To SEPT. 28 INCLUSIVE Chicken 5 lbs. to 6 ibs. 35c 25c 16c ' DAILY (Including Sundays). S'1'ANDARD.'1'Ilil'E. . Chicken 4 lbs. to 5 lbs. N p 336 23c 14c From each terminal ..."'I and 9 a.m. - 11 n.m., 1. 3 and ls p.m. Capons 6 lbsp or up dressed " 40c 28c 13c For full information contact Head Office at Charlottetown.

where. by making application day from each terminal.

For daily report listen to first News Broadcast 6:30 S.T.,

NORTHUMBERLAN D

W000 ISLAND-GARIBOII FERRY SERVICE

reaengatlons may be secured for first and second sailings, each

- CATCH AN EARLY CROSSING AND AVOID DELAY.

CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. l.

at lcast 48 hours in advance,

CFCY each morning following 7:80 D.S. Time.

FERRIES LIMITED.

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