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THE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN " ' l ' Dotty Drippie I

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OBSTACLE RACE

The declarer had to overcome two serious obstacles in the (ol- lowing hand - the non-break of a side suit, and the oft-side posi- tion of an ace.

By Thornton W. Burgess 3 REALLY OUT IN THE GREAT Jerry is a wonderiul swimmer, but WORL '

all his swimming had been done I h 't di t . ' 1 In "'9 Gm” W0?” 3” MOM. sgxddznoxchanzeanzfies(eggs: H? 11:

South dealer. North-South vulnerabir.

one x5 WMHY 0" ml? 0Wh- longer wanted to see the Great . - ' V H 574 i - r-JCITY MUEMIDV :Voijid.1He tlgliitcd to be riglit bacl: He usked Jerry how tar be ex.. UK62 ome n t e Smiling Pool. He pgcted to go, 0A32

JEYYY Mlllk-1'81? hid 19” h0m9 111 wanted to be right under cover of. QAJBSA , . the Bmlllns Pool. zone down some sort, scramble into A hole in' 012110 4353: fgukglnknlfrook ugtltlh he E93026: the bank. or under bushes hanging got to breathe. High above him the 950 N V-U 8

e 3 Ver, an era e a H, dg (n- ...t g -bit 1- (1.1 d bud - QQI 95 74 . , , Climb” W” 0" R WK "W had ghfgng tehnEbu(lilu(:lics1fi'l:c:eeir:e wgls lugid pizlregcili the aiimztiztahoititt 935 ws E :-Q109 QUE?)-BE G:EEE!LiFBE;JEUD eflgpgggggg HAVE "WW3 "9" WOW The WK was not likely to be. seen. Never be- moving. Jerry felt as if those shn n i"73 5 Now THAT WAS REALLY THOUGHTFUL szeruzes FROM -m' L S l t ' 1 J" ' ::::.' ii?:”:iE;..f.'1”i.”..”i.”i he mm W3 s 2232.-a.'so:'I Wm GROW! T E .0... f - as :2:

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see a little of the Great World. ggssigie ifid?x?genpf:ce.M mm my had he (cit quite stiyuheigiess. suldf OKQJ1098 NEIGHBORHOOD To AWATCH! -g-H7--1f TELL l-"M ??? and that was why he had left Gmywmg the Gun, who spends dent”. (hose big, wide.sp,eadmg cl-K2 PRESENT MR.SPEAl!5s- J xE..E,.-x home. He had been tired when he much time gyms up and down me wings so far above him, were (:io5- The bidding: "”5,,yI' If; g P hid tihmhed 011': Oh that l30X.Bndhe Big River. had been the just, to cd. and .the big Hawk seemed to South West North East 0? (M D, rift; h” C 300k I mu” 1139- when he BWOKG. spy Jen-y gioguhg out in the mid. be shooting straight down at him, lg Pass 24. Pass- f7 -VWA he was out in the middle of the d1e- pa, 3 while he ch-cied argund "Oh! Oh!" squealed Jerry. 20 Pass 4. Pass ((13 318 NV”-lTh6 Current had floated above Jen-y, someumcs he seem. -.-.-.-..iE 5. Pass Pass pug. J W” ht” WHY mm "19 5110": ed to float in the air right above NEW GLASGOW w. L ""1 MW Jerry "any "35 Wt 11” Jerry while he talked to him. He --- North had mmemmg " h the 6”” Wm” uisked Jerry how tar he expected .p?'ob.lem on the second mumi or

once bemrm in me Spring mom) go. of Course Jerry Couldnw am The September meeting or New Bidding. but his actual double 318 WV” W55 ”00dedv he had W39” swer that. Presently Craywiiig lost Glasgow W" I" was held at me name mm m diamonds "was Mmwt the swept gwgy' but he hm been car. interest and flew away. Jerry of Mrs. Earl Houston on Sept. 14. worst solution. Two notrump. With ned m” '”"'”w mmded m"d9w54 watched him until he was only a lsngllimggla 3;; gzwezpgmigsraf” by mmmg 1" 5pad"' M” umma” gmm..,.u...s...ii.T..s......VuL . L

This was very rliiierent, very dil- ierent indeed. He was out in the middle of the Big River, and he didn't know what to do. He want- ad to swim ashore. but shore look- ed so far away that he was afraid.

. NOTICE

I hereby notiiy all persons in- debted to me to be prepared' to pay their amounts in full, if they already are, or will become due in the year 1953.

Dated this 29th September. 1953.

THOMAS ,R. BEER Charlottetown Royalty.

speck in the sky. Just before Gray- wing disappeared Jerry saw an- other speck in the sky. This spvck grew bigger and bigger. Jerry knew that it must be a big bird, and his heart began to beat a little faster, What it it should be one nf the big members of the Hawk family? Bigger aaim bigger grew the speck. Now it was no longer a speck. It was a Hawk, a. big Hawk. Jerry shivercd. would that Hawk see him? He tried to make himself as small as possible on that box.

Never had Jerry Muskrat been more irightened than he was now. The great Hawk was sailing in circles right overhead. He was high in the air, but Jerry knew that those keen eyes up there saw every

New committees were appointed: school and lunch Miss M. E. Campbell, Mrs. R. L. Dickieson, sick, Miss Elsie Leard, Mrs. P. L. Richerson: program, Mis. Chal- mers Leard. Mrs. Harland Hill.

M.l'5. Melvin MacLeod invited members to her home for the Oct. meeting when roll call will be an:.wered with presents. one mem- ber gave a dollar for the chicken supper and a donation of 51.00 from a visitor. Program consisted or contest 'by Mrs. Earl Houston; Jokes by Mrs. Melvin MacLeod foi- lovred by sing-song.

An important industry of Aus- iralials Northern Territory is ex- port of buiialo hides and croc-

tive '(though still better than tour diamonds) and so the true choice lay between three diamonds and two hearts. either of which would invite agnotrump contract. (Two hearts ,though fancy, was probably the best call.)

1! West had led a high heart the live-diamond contract would have met a quick and inglorious end, but. not unnaturally Westpre- terred the spade queen opening - and this gave South a. chance.

Instead of rushing to get out the trumps (as so r-any declarers would). South cashed only the dis- mond king. then laid down the club king and led to the club see. A third round of clubs was rui-

fed high to prevent an over-ruii; itlien, when the club suit was found

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