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WHALEN MEMORIAL HALL, GRAFTON ST. ON TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22nd AT B O'CLOCK

Poll chairmen are asked to arrange to have five dele- gates present from each poll. ing is to nominate delegates to attend the National Conven-

tion at Ottawa.

Dated this llii June, I948.

P. R. MacCORMACK, President, G. R. HOLMES, Secretary. Queen's County Liberal Association.

overuse names:

CHARLOTTETOWN GOLF OEUB

TIilllIiilT, JIIIIE‘ 18th

DON MESSEIUS ORCHESTRA

IillEEilS BOIIIITY LIBERAL "MEETING.

A meeting of the Queen's County Liberal Association

Admission 15 Cents

The purpose of above meet-

COSTLY RAINSTORM

WATERLOO, Ont. _ 1GP) — When s. floodlight bulb "blows" at the baseball park here it's a costly proposition. But when nine

burst as rain came in contact with iihe bulbs one nigiht during an exhibition game. they had to

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Wily; ‘ , l"ind time for both in every day. —Old Mother Nature.

In the soft worm dual: of early evening in June three friends had met. They were Johnny Ghuelr, Peter Rabbit and Jimmy Skunk. Johnny Chuck had been sitting on the doorstep of his underground house listening to the Thrush cou- sins and Sweetvoico the Vesper Sparrow singing to the Black Sha- dows trooping out from the ‘Pimple Hills to wralp as much aa they couid 0f the Great World in dark- ness. Peter Rabbit. on his way from the dear Old Brier-patch to the Green Forest, had stopped to pass the time of day. Jimmy Skunk had wandered down the Lone-Little Path near Johfl Chuck's house and had come 0V8 to join them.

All three were feeling good, And why not! Johnny and Peter need-

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. é ‘ ~ r . 'l(see "You can't g t in hero." growled Jllflimy

Ghuok sarw him and dived head- long into his house with Peter Rabbit at his heels, for there was no other place for Peter to go. Per- haps they would not have been ll time had not Roddy been watching Jimmy do a handstand.

Jimmy didn't follow Johnny and Peter into the house. lie merely

ed to s0 no more than a few stem went up on the doorstep and faced for all they could eat of sweet Raddy Fox. Jimnry's big tail w“ clover ad tender grass and otherl up and he 5gamped_ somehow n“; green things. Jimmy Skunk found stamping didn't sum the “m, u all the beetles and grubs and other v r/hen he was stampin for fun, It things of which he is fond Wil-hlwdsrfli. the same, It, as gpwag-n-

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IRUISES

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OPPOMETRISTS

“Specialists In the fit- ting of glasses for the correction of ocular de- fects.” '

53 Grafton Street

napoleon and lair. .

By Clifford

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N1’ 5QRWI MY COOKING ISN'T $00 $1‘ "OD.

almost no work at all. Nothlnglmg and a threat. Raddy makes people feel quite so good as nt, a yddpgdggd] djggnnne, I "You can't get in here." growled full. The stcmaulzs oflall threelJiiruny.

were just full enough. 8o they felt ruddy gng down nnd xflnngd_ so good that they felt like doing "Do it again." saiddre,

foolish things just to show how "Do what again?" growled good they did feel. Jimmy,

Peter Rabbit ran about kicking “Stand up on your front feet. I up his long heels in the funniest didn't know you can do that. 1 WIY- Even a atranBel‘ W°I1Id have didn't lcnow any one can." replied known at once that Peter was feel-y Rgddy, lng very good indeed. Jimmy “You've learned something.‘ Skunk was dolnz hflndil-Bflds- That said Jimmy. Tlhen out of pure

is, he‘was making short runs andmischief, and because he was feel- '

then standing up for a second or lng so good, he ran stralglht at two on his front feet, a trick r10 Redciy, stamped hand and did a one else on the Green Meadows or handstand. It was more than in the Green Forest could do. It Raddy could face. He jumlped was amazing. It was scmethinrz tolibtick and ran a short distance. see, something that ccmparatively Now n, was J1mmy who grinned, few know Jimmy can do or does d0.

Johnny Chuck. being stout and ‘Ilhe next story; The Enrvied clumsy. couldn't kick up his hEeISiO-YIC‘.

like Peter Rabbit or do a hand-

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he was doing a handstand. The others were just as startled. But before they could run they recog- nized that boom and knew what it meant. Some one else was feeling good this lovely June evening. It was Boomer the Nighthawk. Fly-

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friends. Half closing his wings. he had fallen head first until just above their heads he had spread his wings to check his fall and turned upward. The air underl those suddenly spread wings had made that startlinghoom , 1t was as amazing and as clever a trick as was Jimmy Skunlkls handstand. Boomer chuckled at his little joke as he climbed hack high in the W911i"! Sky. It is a favorite trick of his when he is trying to show 0M for the admiration of Mrs. Boomer.

Carelessness in play is just n; dangerous as carelessness at other times. Sometimes it is more so. Peter Rabbit was so intent on kicking up his heels. and Jimmy Skunk on doing handstands and Johnny Chuck on watching the others. that they forgot to Wiilfih for danger. So it was that Roddy

‘Fox was almost to lihntn before he

waaL seen. Just in time, Johnny

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BIDDING TACTICS

Many fine players shade their honor-trick values to open uhe bid- ding with very good distribution, especially in the major suits. When this is done. however. care must be taken to avoid “exclting" one's partner. The bidding tactics em~ played by North in today's deal are too dangerous.

North dealer. _ Both sldeasvuinerebie.

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The bidding: North Ease 1 Q Pass 3 Q Peal Pass Pass ~» West, fortunately for himself,

promptly laid down the diamond ace. and South did not even trouble to play out the hand-die could not hope to avf/id the lose of a spade trick.

It goes without saying that at least 9O per cent of the blame for this bad result rested on North. It was not so much his decision to open the bidding with shaded honor values; it was the (act that he did not protect himself on the next round when south responded with two hearts. Granted, North had excellent heart support and every reason to aim at a game contract en hearts, but he emiply could not afford to give South as much encouragement as an lrn. mediate raise might give him.

In a case of this sort, "natural" bidding must be tempted by ths necessity to discourage partner, Who can blame South for becoming optimistic when hi simple takeout to tlwo hearts met immediate sup- port? He had refrained from making a Jump takeout only to hear North's voluntary rabid; now that he had heard it. it was in. conceivable that there should not be at least e good play for g slum- no worse than a finesse if North dISIIPPOIHIIIIIBIY had the ace-queen rather than the ace-king of spadgg,

AS a “slom-down" measure, North should have distorted the bidding on the second round 9,0 bid two spades — this, of com-re, "Iisuml-"R that he insisted on open. In: the hand in the first place!

By Alex Raymond

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