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At The CUNDALL HOME TUESDAY, MAY 17

Saaaysllle Ballroom Ivory Mon, Wed., Sol. Eastern Rhythm Boys ADMISSION 35o

(By Thornton W. Burgess)

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other Squirrel cuisine it is time to sleep. The little Squirrels with the gliding wings are night folk. They are very timid folk and they iecl safer after dark. They are not afraid of it as little boys and girls sometimes foolishly are.

The iour young Squirrels were

selves. It czune natural to them. as it is said. And it came natural to them to always stretch their arms and legs and make them- selves flat when they made abort Jumps from one limb to anothl‘ Just a little below.

That was tun. It was the best

I COME AND SEE Squirrels could hardly welt fur uuaht them when i" 1°“ ‘m’ m‘ Cllirﬂllﬂdist 1 H the Black Shadows to reach the Int;e;h€hf;"£uf‘ﬁ“ . I n F F t t gm? cltlrrgesazll tlrixfougrugrltd Time"; the tender tips of certain twigs. Joi PALOOKA _ s . ' at thia ti x yen there was " __ °" °e° z MOLASSES" l‘; “‘::;..“'ilu:‘";:u..“.".:§.“.*r:r u r3151 i» i» m“ ' e tingysleepy and ready (or bed may much risk. She didn't have to ymwga-y-mzqayp; m“ mltgTuLhsmymT-mwf" metviu...l»livvou,nolpny,, e I z h -A t Pla We" ‘Wunlrw "m" "I "1 d" “m” ma“ h“ w my’ how h moflirvcgumonrwnw “m” °"‘E"°“"'°°*m xesuomsoeratoosan/a J h a P , T ree C Y Bleep‘ yea-w to ‘o out 1°,- {mo chase each other around the trunks “u! Aim“ F“ n“, “was”. n- - - ' ' ‘ I swnswelfag’ I very uhpertaht things. Every boy 0! l?" lad "P :1‘! dflflloghzg: AVNOO§SIETYWEDIIB new“; 1am.’ o Spring Par - - eho girl xhews what those most w "W 1° “Y ° "lljlttﬁihﬁm i li be, h to wn ‘m 000st! orthopedic t PARKDALE HALL ‘mmrtzm t%mg'1'"° qwmgﬁﬁﬁ‘ iﬁﬁd°ﬁrffﬁrfliy ha... mtheyowhaa narrowest. ' m mm Gem’ m" i MAY l'lth-_8-15 PM. éhuiriii. g/‘enin: “if mo? time tg lumped 1mm M" ""8 *° "with" ' 3553110178117“ N‘ PL!‘ , eat and time to play. For all the The? 181m"! “"359 "hm" mm‘ '

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0th lldll Wlﬁﬁble- There was a tall stump quite East-ﬂeet 80 on score near their home tree.» One evening . ‘K , Q 51 one dared the othera to Jump over , ‘ 7 5 4 3 to that atumpuirhey aiifsaid Ttgey ‘_ _v H ' _v I | H l '- uld l! he wo d do it irst. ey ' . Al Blanchard and the ‘Clover Club Bond , 0:38 _ :2" we h, wouldn't But he did- I ‘ l1 George McMonul . . D "c," 9.30 M 11.00 l A A J 1 .."' u‘ , He felt that he Just had to. Per- BRINGING U? FAT“ —~ ~— AdIIIISSIOI1—7SC 0 9 - ' I (H; 16 , N ‘Q J f, hsps you know Just how he ielt. r ~--—" " _ - r . , - He climbed to a point of his tree - " For reservations Phone lZIZ-Berween 5 p-m- ""4 7 9- I‘ 0:71am W E zjﬁ that was a little hirher than the Phone 4784- ‘H S .‘ - lop or the old stump. l-ie set him- OJ_.,HAW5_ _ _ _ m 5y self in position to Jump. lie drew gaueu-rzlz- , W“ “*5 Reservations held unhl 10.30 p. m. :29 v i; to? breath amid 131311057, Jumped, HUM r e—< u. “our” “e- .. "I - SATURDAY NIGHT lS YOUR DAZICE NIGHT AT THE ‘A K Q 3 6 5 y “all gllgi-lxlrlzlyoiééltllmPkiww you I

~ CLOVER CLU ' Th? blddlllﬁ a" ' dasn'tl" teased the others. I

I‘ South West North tut Twice more he almost lumped v ( 14v 1 0 P“! 2O bu?’ felled- And the" he did limiil- i. I 3;, a. Pa" Pggf He Jumped hard, spread out lus , d I I d 4 Q Dble, Pass Pup gliding wings, an while the others W00 S an 5 Pose (if r” ‘r ' held their breath he coasted oowh

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u Amt 5 n“ bled! His own preference tor clubs he ran up to the top oi the old _ 5 A_M_ 1 11,1“, W88 1111108! OWT-‘Whtlmlhx. as may k siump and there capered about. HEN“ h ~ P- r ;=:::":.::...u;r::“ l” = "‘.“§“.“§ m‘ r “~- i“'"”°°;

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card club suit. h the gum-g w r w m ,1. - ~ GYbI ‘INT: y were e e a ng a _ _ 1g Yet, South did stand fast at four. miringiy. ~ ' . . '. p! "- e w‘ _ ‘ "onlliulmgeglgegn: Fghﬂqlgzemgwlggg spades doubled, ‘because he uni "It's easy and it's ruhl Come ’ , _ SOAP. -

thhli North. lhﬂthe’! 11mm. would on!" he cried, and away he glided “ZED interpret South's bidding and read nver to the old stump. He did it '—‘ '

the entire situation well enough a third tim. Then n oi the " AR“ ,0 ma... the mi decision, So, 0...... m... ‘i, and ,,,,‘;,;, ,,, ,,,_ Moran Foe. 11's W

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May 25th

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stead of taking South back to his ohviously far superior suit, South delivered e "vote oi mniidmoe” by also passing.

This type of situation is ex- tremely difficult to handle. When one partner has a very long, solid or almost-solid suit, and another short, weak suit. and when, in ad- dition. the other partner cannot possibly "speak" for himseii, the usual outcome is that a penalty is taken by playing the hand at the safest, rather than the best, con- tract. It ‘was only because he had an expert partner that South

spades. andisecond) stay there when he was double. He knew that ii he found North with less in

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one iinally lumped and reached the old stump, but rather close to the ground. This leit the smallest one. He was called Runty because he was smaller than the others. They teased him. They told him that he was too amail to make such a jump; that perhaps when he had grown e little he might make it. Runty ground his small teeth, gathered himself together. and jumped with all his might. He slid down and down on the air. The others, watching, saw almost at once that this was I. jump that would miss. It did. He landed on the ground two or three feet from the old stump, and Just as he landed Biacl Pussy the Cat leaped out from behind it.

E G_ WHITE, spades than North actually had in this case, North would correct the m n Deputy Minis“, of Puhnc work. contract to live clubs, even ii he mo‘!!! ITIUAL FIND was short in that latter suit. _? and HIZIIWEYS- South's rebld of clubs at the three- UF-Y» Eﬂillhd —(OP)

CI-LARLOTTETOWN, luinw: Erhvzird Island,

7th May, 1949.

level, before he mentioped spades. was a demand that North act as indicated.

South made his doubled contract easily. I! he had persisted to five

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