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SATURDAY NIGHT IS YOUR DANCE CLOVER CLUB

A nominating conven tive Party will be held at on Wednesday, 26th day o the purpose of selecting a candidate to

constituency of Prince in the coming Do

the Capitol T

Dated this 3rd day at January. I949- Signed:- President East

Secretary CLARENCE MORRI President We JOSEPH MORRI Secretary

The Annual Meeting Fire Insurance Company, Summerside in Prince County, January, A. 0- I torenoon.

Dated this Sixth day ot January,

' FASTER THAN SPEEDY

WINDSOR. Ont. -- (OP) -WlI-

lam Robert (Paddy) Blair, who After“ two ltlﬁﬂfspotlllizelaﬁisggcggi retired recently after 32 years on ICE °° P: j k Price returged the city police force, was a great COOP" and “cvmch had been runner in his day. Friends claim “ml fl Q3 ‘ k of ice M loot race. The thief. Tlltllﬂlamcil (“m lmw m ‘l’ m‘ i Speedy" was glad to walk to the 0l'_ 515W 0! u" Am" l“ m‘ Cy “auorh blizzard.

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t January, I949, a

949, at the hour of ten

CLOVER CLUB

EVERY SATURDAY AI Blanchard and the "Clover Club" Band

9:30 to 12:00 p.m. and 7 *

Reservations held until l0z30 p. m.

NIGHT AT THE

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE NOIVIINATINC CONVENTION

tion of the Progressive Conserva- heatre, Summerside, t Z p.m., for [ contest the Federal

niinion election.

Each Poll is entitled to send tive delegates. EVERYBODY WELCOME

CLAUDE S. DELANEY, Prince Association

T. LOWELL COMPTON. ' East Prince Association

SSEY st Prince Association

SSEY West Prince Association

ANNUAL MEETING

of Prince Edward Island Mutual will be held at the Town Hall on Tuesday the 25th., day -thirty o'clock in the

A. D. I949.

T. LELAND LINKLETTER, Secretary-Treasurer.

ICE FLOE RESCUE

LEAMIN GTON. Ont. ——

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hunt for

and hls friends on the green

Meﬂdmltﬁ- Reveille: would tell you ,

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keeping out or Sig“ under V‘ T° i E Us“, c T ACT ' ‘AVG? AND ELY ‘MU- YQl-l Lkhmgglzygﬁ A! 5° FRIENDLY AND . THANK ANOTHER ANGLE BETWEEN

catch one Roughleg must. first. see .- - J ' _Hl,_ ACCOMMODATING f you NOW AND svlimﬁ!

iL Rﬁddy Fox by means o! m ‘ Very few of the East-West pairs FEE: Or-I Tm: t..- ILL TAKE ON: ‘l; 5?;

ears or his nose often can tell ' l m the recent Natlmml Cliampivn- VEAQ RC’ "‘ l/LJ

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t . . ' " " - - T“ ti.“ m n, Roughleg can't d” lmt- discussed deal. . ' T" ' °1' dais he had seen few Mice V} '

and caught fewer. So lie was very, West dealer " \

Vvry hungry. very hungry indeh-(L Neither side vulnerable. /

as he watched Danny Meadow ‘g g \ t ‘

Mouse on the snow eating seeds‘, '9 3 5 5 g x

from a weed top. So perhaps it is | QJ 1o 9 3 4 - . __, i

no wonder that as he savw Roddy. 4,3 ' . /“

liox also watching Danny he said q; --»- A A J 10 6 , ‘.0 hlfllysﬁlf ﬁercely, "That is my QR Q 4 N e 5 4 3 “t . Mouse, and really believed it. o A K Q w E Q A 10 7

N"? 15 it t0 he wondered at that 5 2 ‘s O—— l

Rcdlly Fox. not knowing that 4- A Q 8 6 - 4-K ~' 7 i. l

Rmlshieg was anywhere about 5 ; .

l d ldt ll ' .14 12 ~-~—-~‘ T- - - —~ ~ ~ ~-~-~' tlgmgdﬂ o imsel! the very same :1 3Q BRINGlNG up FATHER B), George McMonu‘ After what seemed to both‘ ‘ £10593‘ 2 ' y

watchers like a very long t] - Danny moved over to anotltle?‘ I 1b] m I ‘u . = _ ss- . 5;," weed top. This took 111m 5 Ilt-‘Vlﬂ Y» c lea ill nature 1 oDDMMhTM-t- Mpgigég- . from the hole through whichwllile °l the Easiwvcsi “Ends Caused l 9W‘ ‘lime-i AQWEET "RES? iglllgugliﬁnqég “iN5%Er°u°'§/§§'r“g$9.3§ : ' ' _ r - Pi NO T :3‘; 53:33:31 5313831135; 315,330}; ‘itiii..lﬁfli‘l.i‘il°éi‘.§‘“l‘i.$°“.2§’£§§ 15"“ B“ ﬁr“ 2§Sr§.%".s'ér;"..'? s..r........>:..s......r§é.> ' ' ‘ _____.. rTw D be sure of catching him before he mini‘ has“ or MW‘! being a STQIKESASOU wHENIiAlITONTI-torl-IL Chum get back m the how so further source of concern. ‘this / Roddy waited‘ And over 1n ‘he was one popular auction: long tree a little farther away Rouglileg waited. , , “'00! Nomi Beet emu ‘vgglllﬁ; mliyqt; 0_\cr yto another 1 ‘ pa“ l.‘ Pa“ _ p. l l his eyes Roddy 3‘ pa” q ‘pa’. measured thr- distance between 1N7. pa“ 4-,‘ Pasa' 13311"? ﬂlld the hole in the snow ‘GNT Pa; pa“ ipu‘. ‘and beltlweeg lziimself and that y l0 e. e eci ed that he could . - t l n. These East-West pairs earned -» guide H: nllllllg tlleeemlicrst Dstilig better-than-average scores, since bound. The instant he moved there was no difficulty in mnem- FL _.._.-__...__ Danny Saw him and darted back ing i2 tricks at notrump against ' B C l A d toward that hole. Someone else any opening lead‘ HE y or n Orson ‘moved tom n was Roughleg we One West, unfortunately for Hawk Rgddyg 1on8 legs teak hinuelt, passed to his partner-p mm through ‘he snow {ash six-spade bid—a. decision that

‘have ‘cached

tl zrough and ago

hard, so hard that it not only . i???‘ 111$ Jump but upset him so b“! '5 mlmws: in a e sprawled in the snow. It of was one of Rouglileys stout wings West 'North East *\50I"l as Roughleg tried to cross in front 1 Q ‘ Pass 1 A Pass t... .... ~........ ... .. of Roddy. his long toes with their 3Q _ "Poe: 3A P!!! ~ . -. iii.” ﬁrs..~rws.:::.e“r.r::2; ti‘ is: a: ‘.12: u w» C O , . _ Mtluse- ‘H- Pw H” PM -~AN' were HIS BUT I HEARD WHY, ADELAIDE ‘x cAw-Dio {nu ewe SAMMY BACK ‘. ‘Tllcy didn’t clutch him, Rough- ,----_______-\ MOTHEEFLL UNCLE BUSBY surrowti. BE FIT To HIS GLOVES"? ITHOUGHT ' a“ . W“ » TO use ms ‘COUNTTA mm LEAVIN’,

lliookod bill.

First be nine that And then that thexuirrzaillrehctlo

_o1a Mother News-e.

Rmlklileg is one of the big mem- bers of the Hawk family. He h“ lime. stout wines. He has long He has curved bill, but not; as big a. one as some of his relatives. Hts home

head wiili its sharp-painted, TtiERE ‘IA N15. . _ MISTER MASHEIS ttAvcto CALL roan - can“, when, 335:“ hm dnmn “h "i"? t° HAFTA LlFl"I$ muciéxu

‘cousins of Danny Meadow Mouse, ‘Called Lemmings, live. They 1W1; ‘much like Danny but are bigger. ‘Roushlcs is very fond of them-to ca... But sometimes in. winter they or because of tit-op snow, under which they live hep. illly» they are seldom seen. Then 3011811182 moves farther south to Danny Meadow Mouse

Danny's iliort. logs took him over the snow fast. Wllltll one would that one w l ever know to; Roughing’; stout» wings took Illm throuili the air faster than those long legs and short legs could take their owners l. Just as Roddy started the Jump that would take him to the hole in the snow something struck him across the face. and struck litm

flapping in the snow. could right himself and get into the air Roddy Fox was up and had leaped (or him. Mouse!" he snarled as he snapped at Roughlcg. Al mouthful oi feathers, me 5mg 10m; wing feathers. Thcy were nothing to really get hold of. "That was my Mouse!" shrlekcd Roughleg as no poundod with his free wing. and tore his red cont with those great. curved claws. and struck at him with his

For n few minutes it was hard

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(By Thornton W. Burgess)

to tell which was which as they struggled there in the mow. Fur flew and feathers few. Ready growled and snarled. He yelped as those sharp claws dug into him. He tore himself loose. Roughleg lay on his back. his broad. stout wings lpread. ready to strike, his feet with their great curved claws drawn back, ready to strike. his

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a strong

"That was my Mouse!" snarled Roddy as he backed oft a little.

"It was my Mouse!" retorted Roughleg as he got to his feet and shook the snow from his feathers. And ‘there the matter rests to this day.

The next story: An Old Dlspuite.

brought his team a "cold zero." since East. WCPIC down two tricks. “this West argued later that he had feared not bclmr nhle to reach East's Ilitlltl at notrump; that East might have had much better spades. but, nothing on ilie side. This was, of course, a possibility on East's bidding.

Several pairs reached six clubs through more judicious coopera- tion on East's part, but the top- scoring pairs were the few who

hole first. no

the snow.

clubs to see "whether his partner

SAMMY ALL Hi5 VONEY !

Before he- six notrump. GLOVES“

wanted to play at.

but. West". wisely preferred the BUT" _ "That was my sounder. though higher. seven- qJ/fgy/ﬁ,

club contract. ’ T")

lie got was a NO DEFENSE

TORONTO. Jun. l3~~(CP)~lVlaS' lstrate S. Tupper Bigelaw said in a written judgment handed down today: ". . alcoholic amnesia or to- tal forgettulnoss induced by al- cohol, is no defense at all when one is charged with a criminal ot- fence."

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