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The Tiny Folk

(A real story at real rliildrv.-11'

(or very ,HlUIl;: childrvti)

Three year old Laurie looked ICPOIB tho field to Susan's house. Eulsn was i-is iiriarost friend. 'ind she nnd her two year old hrothr-r Duvid has his best playmates. Of course tlii-ro WPl'4- olhr-r.cliildren on Playtime Lane. but niiiny of them went in s-shrol. Suiiiv of "1" other ,V(lllllE”T ruins lived iiciir--r the eentrr of the rill-.i:v and lust hmo out to play o in a whilo.

EHUZT). Moiiiiny," Laurie C-tl'.r.'l

I his llllllllPl'. ”rlic stin ls sliiiiliir: l

out through the clouds iiuw, so no can go out to play Hero is -xiv Inowsiiit. I trziiit to race Susan 'h:.v. morning”

Quirk v he am Ililt uzth his llli went. his itrowsliwr: Tlien he ran tn his so i ll"ll ulinre ho al- WIYS hit!” tr-xi llllflills. .”'ltl 310k lhrni ri

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Ill Huston St. Phone 8224

Presented by S. D. U. Dramatic Society in

Tickets on sale at Hughes

RESERVE

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th for T. S. Elliot's Tragedy "MTRDER IN THE CATHEDRAL”

P. VV. C. AIVDITORIFM-8:15 P.M.

Store, Old Spain and Zak0ni's Groceterie. Admission 50o

:ir' and crisp snow. l "Hello. Laurie." Susan sang out 5:: she came llP'II'('l', ”Get down. Frisky, You'll upset me. What shall ue do today?

"Lets dig a big hole in the siiouonik tor a llDllS0, "Laurir suggested. i'll use this shovel. Where is yours?"

"I forgot to take mine in the iotlier lllfilll, "Susan answered. "nnil now it is under the snow and I .t'an't find it"

"Just a minute, Illl get my other one-. Alan gave me onr fur Christ- mas and you may use it," And of! Lninio dashed.

Soon the snow was flying as the

two children dug into the big soil

b.nk in the corner of the term- Fri.-z'.cy seemed to think they were (llllglllfz for sotnrtliimr special and he not all excited. He started to burk and dig too.

”l,ouk at Frisky.” laughed Susan. "I think he expects to mid a bone under this siiow."

. After a lot of digginiz. thn little snow llttllxn was big enough for sii. year Olll Siisnii to crawl into. She 5'.(1ilP87E(l otter to make room for

Lauri:-. What fun they had poking 0' v their heads and shoutim: at V! Tits-ii thrv would jump

ti uhilr thr little do: dashed abo-.i'.. b..rkiti;v aiiil barking.

Mother ciiinn to the door to sell

"ill'il all the (us: was about When silo saw thnir house. she laiighm rA::(l said. "That is quits a house you lil.'l(lF for yniii'selt'es. Now it looks as if you nerd to make avi- it-i l”TlSl(3' too. Hcro are two cookies jiatii for you. And here is one for Frisky. He worked as hard barl- inr: as you did shovelling." Thry all ran for the door. but Frisky was there first. Working ilinril really makes you hungry. unit Trisky wanted everyone to know he had worked hard. Before you 'could say "Jack Robinson" the icnokies all had disappeared and the cliildren were off for more elun in tholr snmv house.

Cape Breton was known as It.- Rnyale during its French oc- cupation between i713 and 1758.

antvis SIIOT?

Nrnpun tension cause: u to 7 g of all uiciineu. putlruizrly nleep ennui, Juterincu and irritability. Get a lull night's ll-.e , calm the nerve: durin the day with I I lion-oplatle Iedatixr. Sfglflll tnhlen-over Vo- millimi purhgu mid En: ll month: on the mullet. Nu pxmai ion . it sol by drufgivtn only. Money relundod I Iodkin all: to help you.

Drug Store, Reddin's Drug

Rip Kirliy

I CAN'T LET HIM DO

THE BEST Tums I CAN DO I5 GO AWAY AND TAKE MY . YEOUELES WITH ME...

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lnxznin. shouting and gigglinzn

IT! IT WOULDN'T BE FAIR.

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLO'l'TETOWN

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In loveliness ls sadness found,

shndous are in sunshine

bound. y -Old Mother Nature.

The Great World was very love- ly. The Green Forest, the Green Meadows. the Old Pasture .the Smiling Pool. Laughing Brook and the Big River all were pure white. All the world seemed snow- bouiid. Everywhere it seemrd as if tiny (laimonds .wt-re flashing all the colors of the rainbow as jolly,. round, bright Mr. Sun smiled don ii on the Great World. i

There was nothing ugly to be soon aiiyulirrr. The snow, the: bvaiititul pure white snow and r.Lit'crvd al tizlini-ss. It had evcnl turned ll;,'l)' things into beautiful! l things. No one could look out overl .this witrti-. uurld witlwut fooling

its lort-liiioss.

l Peter Rabbit, looking out from the (tour Old Eriar-patch, drew a long breath. Never had he seen a lovelierfsight. Yet at the same time there was a great sadness tin that loveliness. and Peter felt jthat too. That snow that made. Ievcn ugliness beautiful nu also: 'makiiig hard times for many folk in feathers and fur. While it had covered up ugly things. it had? also covered up food. And at thisl time or year many of the tie people of the Green Forest and the Green Mradows had hard work to iind food enough when lthere was no snow. '

"It is a good thing we can "live on bark atid twigs right herei in the dear Oirl Briar-patcli," saidl Peter to Mrs. Peter who had Join-l ed him. "-It is going to be hard ion some folks. It is going to be.

very hard on some. Not only is it. lgoing to be hard to find mad;

but it is going to be hard to getl vamund to look for it. I'm glad rm not Reddy Fox.”

"Do you think this snow ulll keep Roddy at home?” askcd Mrs. Peter.

"It may not keep him at home. but he certainly vton't get around very last. That (allow its going. to go hungry if I know anything about it. My clear, we should be thankful that we can find any- thing at all in cat. Yet here we have plenty such as It is, right

. here in the dear old Briar-patch," said Peter.

itThat being so. I hope you have

sense enough to stay here in the

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dear Old Briar-patch," said Mrs. Peter.

Feter was right about Roddy Fox. Up in the Old Pasture Reddy was what. might be called snow- bound. The snow was too suit for him to walk on it. He had to wade it he moved about. The snow was so deep that wading wal dit- ficult. So Reddy was staying at home. He saw no beauty in this white world that stretched before might be beautiful to some folks. but it was not beauti- ful to Roddy Fox. Nor was it

Never had he seen 3 lovetier sight-.

beautiful to some others among the folks in fur. most of whom had been hungry for a long time and knew thny were going to be even more hungry now. It was bad enough to be hungry when it was powible to hunt for food. but it was worse to be hungry and not be able to hunt.

So it was that in all his love- llness there was much of sadness, the sadness that comes tram sui- lering and helplessness. No wonder Raddy Fox saw nothing beautiful in this shimmering, shining world of white.

"My dear." said he to Mrs. Reddy. "This is the hardest time this winter.”

Kakabctm falls near Port. Ar- thur me 130 feet high and 400 feet uide.

MORNING (OUGHS

It you count. wheels, nn't bltllhl Of glean well Mcaiiu nl attacks at Asthma or Bronchitis. get. MIRDAOO1rom on! drug- glst today. This great. medic. no work: throu n the limu and bronchial tubes to hcln 00!"! and rumor: think, atran ling Ehlegm. Thus curbs cou hing. aid: rou-

rutniiiz and thus nerml 3 natural, usual

1 deep. Batisiactian or money back.

By Alex Raymond

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