Page 10 The Guardian Tuesday. Feb. 5. 1957

.w':v”ro.PI ' . M m.,,...,.,.,,,.. CANADA ourooons cat-"ntB-iwr There is A Good Deal Of

blessed relief and starts immediately help heal and shrink sore. swollen sues. Then nervousness subsides and you and sleep eomforta ly Oat. CI-IINAROID from dnIfIllC otter so satisfy you combine hoes. Ointment. or Iunpoailoriaa.

Husbands! Wives!

Bet Pep, Vim; Feel Younger Thousands of couple: Ire weak, woroagut body lacks Iron. I

By FRED CIIAFE Canadian Press Staff Writer

Winter isn't the best time of the year for the outdoorsman. For all its Christmas-card prettiness. it's . "” apt to be considered by most as a

La"'rr"i'e:m".i'u. 40. try o.m"'r:; time of blight , I'-lalei.-. Contain you lot peo.dgyrvlenI-BI: Its cold. crusty hand lies heavy mt 'a.'l";:'::'(-;ef";:j.”::;j'ifm,f;,f”q”.f,:k over the fields where I good many ur.rgyw.y.rry strex today. Atail l

Winter Life Oui-Of-Doors

How To Hold

FALSE TEETH

More Firmly in Place

Do your false teeth annoy and Ian-

lLisi Ailments

Oi Clergymen

-:r

.:3-''f” 9'? 2- -A

.-r.'ino's,.uosgooa,aua...c. . t. J ...

rnmn by-Itvvms-mvvl"""””' TORONTO (CP) -. "Parson's , n nun ,, liilff-::':f:l:ieyouuiiet:lelirl.lA1gTEnE'rr'n on red face. the result of weaftnll I clerical collar half-a-size too ummmmi small "and not of secret tippiing

not as some cynics suggest." is listed tdentu:

your plates. This IIkI.lIne (non-acid) powder holds false teeth more Ind more comfortably. No gooey, pasty taste or feeling. sour. Chocks

" "M ”d”" in the United Church Observer as

one of seven ailments peculiar to men of the cloth.

In I satire on articles that con- tend ministers are endangering their health by overwork. Rev. J. A. Davidson. an army chap- lain It Picton 100 miles east of here. lists what he calls the more common of ministe ial afflictions. The other six: "I. The Dick-Gestetner (after the duplicating machine) syn- drome - symptoms include ink-

S s

common sense, have retreated to more- or -less snug berths under- ground.

Waterfowl marshes take on I look of silent desolation. Birds. the ones that don't fly south. hud- dle for shelter from the gales in the thickest corners of the for- ests. Lakes become white wastes and streams run black and cheer- less between icy banks. LETHARGIC SPORTSMEN Hunters lament the passing of autumn Fishermen await with ir- ritable impatience the spring breakup. The hunter - fisherman, caught between seasons. tends to sink into lethargy.

All of which is I Pity. for a con- siderable measure of life still stirs among the snowbanks. And there's the advantage that in a time of generally closed hunting seasons it can be observed dispassionat- ely. with none of the autumn hu- miliation induced by an empty game bag.

Snow time. in fact. can be the most productive of all for wild- life photography or patient nature study.

Food rarely is as plentiful in winter as at other times of year end in animals. as in humans. the pangs of an empty stomach

can dull the natural instinct of

cold. dry Iir than in the humid warmth of Indian summer and does not linger in the snow.

spreads I little natural food for bait and waits concealed and mo- tionless is likely to be rewarded in I surprisingly short time by visits from rabbits. squirrels. coons. foxes. partridge. even beav- ers if thereis enough open water around their lodges to provide an

four-footed animals. with innate e

lSpeculate On New Role For Smallwood

ST. JOHN'S. Nfld. (CF) - Till vteekiy Newfoundland tabloid Sun- dahy lltgaltim speculates today that And of course it's I cinch tolgroexncigf mE:icf"1:u;:,d.tl::;; End I W" W''"9 "WV? 5991' to lead the British West Indies

angiog out. You don't have to - x be a bloodhound to find tracks in mm ontedehuun mm Cu”;

the snow.

Thus the photographer who

I'l-

The paper says it has nude the guess becaus of the i ”

WINTER FISHING

If that sounds too tame or chilly. and you happen to live in a province such as Ontario where

(onfederation of Caribbean States. Premier Smallwood'I practice of lmeetlng influential people on an- inual holidays in Jamaica and the

lold dream of I West Atlantic close complelel p you can alwaysniiiion of Canada. Newfoundland pull on an extra suit of long un-Hind the we” lndlut

de"l"Vel:l' 3nd fl5h,'h'”ll:3l' "1: ice! Premier Smallwood made the :::'..::..: :.:::'.-.'",:':t:”a 23:: .2; a or we d.re-- com tr";-

. . -p 5 ' bits and foxes which because of;t.,.Eu1dunbeayall!1ekreal: 3:: trgrh:

fishing and hunting hardly ever

y pt: :5 it my

their telltale tracks, can be taken more easily at this time oi year than any other.

For the utterly incousolable. the Ontario department of lands and forests has just provided an at- tempt at cheering-up by announc- ing the 1957 fishing regulations. They are basically unchanged. retaining the no-size-limit on bass inaugurated last year. One notable addition is the provision of sea- sons and size limits on splake. overlooked in 1956.

known in future as just that.

They also appear to confirmffew years ill” "I9 SPMKH3 ""”55l"9?d 9' waters. The name never seemed lake and speckled trout-will be yo Catch on among mgie,-5, mogg

'the rest of it about.

"Mark our words" it says ttwe It-onfidently crawl right out on I limb and forecast it-he will go down there and lead I party. and his platform will he confeder- ation with Canada. We say so be- cause we know."

regulations is there I reference to wendigo. the name originally adopted for the hybrids which have been planted over the last in several northern

of whom felt just didn't sound

Ml-I". poisoning mud, buggered by con. amnion. Nowhere In the preliminary like I fish. stunt 'cranktns. twitchins of the liian-scent. while not nhliterated. eyes caused by watching hun- is less readily transmitted through C R O S S W O R D mum! "WW Those days most people out uni. dreds of sheets of white paper flit ' '

'..”..w.' "on, nwendup kn. by ' I I ' H z -I - mxic my ACROSS ;.:lr.tCole 31. Bev-

unin on body and lawn Inlm physical flarnmntion of the mouth and persistent and sometimes violent 1- 3'0""? '5' 9" "'

itaus usiu to lou-harder to regain. stamp-licker's tongue. jolliness. 0' A591 5 NIH"-"3 IKE

Today's tutu living, lowered resistance. "2. Theologian's Itrablsmus. of --5. The schlcgenhelmer com. . 5 35"! h”'d' '-'2-COP”!

OvIrwIrh.. irony-any oitiiualasy sled squint - comes from too much ulgion drives victim! to speak 9 Heart artery 7. Border an 23. Philip-

Wlll lull"! miw when kitlmll M reading of italicized rubrics in D '1 bbied oak some N 3''”'C3' 8 P'”"”' P'"'

out of order. excess acids and VIJCI old prayer booksp up . W” e g? eg 1 i' -I name trolloql capital

remain in the system. Then bachclh. .. . "cums of l 3 comp" 5o" T 50 12 Se; an I Vitupera- i oss,l

imwhd mu um ..ti"d4u,. ha"; 3. Shraders neurasthenla-ilsb suffer from the strange delusion (hp) me 26 Aprid

hm ham 0"” MI". Th." uh lessness and apathy brought on thatto be unintelligible in the puI- H wli, ” Spun gun ziurge

u...i.;.i.. paw. mm, p.u.,p..u-. by prolonged meditation on Web pit is to maintain the prestige of H "Wm M the to my worm

Ithulalo the "dawn to normal Ictiau. lay shad"! ”"Cl'- why Mm' the m""5u'y' -fg-go" nub.-) 15. Through 30 Lion's Yum-day's Answer mm ..ti..u..-.i.q. lnttar-wail lsters are breaktns Down "5. Saturday night thumb-the ,5 G” M ,, wmlndm "hm -

hotter. sin for Dc-id's Kirhoy Pile ul "4. Mark Tapley (after the result of spending every Saturday ,5 R .p charm (V r) it y (H Kind f up In . so ever-cheerful servant of the hero night thumbing through back p(';,::, my-r,,,ub,,g I ,3: 35' pom:n'

in Dickens' novel, Martin Chur numbers of Pulpit Digest . . . the " Unrom some 37 Du.” sun 37 Uncooked zlewit) neurosis--strange state of nothing-to-preach jitters." Iii Sea 10. Old time: 33. Opposite of 3!. Frozen cnptunj (archaic) lwelther walnu- COIICEHI CONTRACT BRIDGE " ”""" - nickname 14. Valleys By B. JAY BECKER (pm, South denier. ytricks can be taken without risk- 25. Drupay Neither aide vulnerable ing the loss of spade trick. with 2'l.Conclude NORTH ltvest-nhgving theed kiag cit sgadeis. 2!. Environ- R” l lvlr elimmci ' l eed an in: so illlm il ' ' Q 10 8 1 as dl ;-le ance s p och upon p e 31. Polungg r .Km9 spaelnesise las te sepping .Im TAR” Millet" 'elEalnl' r i ll oi-'"LiH EAST to cealilllrtell-elacgsandmlteino fpalyb I -dtlr 0 R3 i 3 3 discardin ade Ag l ta” 5' as c on a Y A 3 2 now be Ted: arylll r tied C llth (llaln and Bom" Ef . 7 6 king. and low hezlalrt pilavyed :3 37l l.zrli,::m - gong? 1053 dummy:a seven. Assume that 30. Lucky . AQJ 10 East wins with the Ice this pin)! number CHANNEL 13 ' KJ ,5 rsioeaenot matter! and returns I 10. Land 9 A Q ; 3 P3 - . measure. spoasored by g. I Sguthhgoes up wit: the ace. and 1t.Tho Orient t A f t h m nos. sum. 2-. ,::f...:.;:;?: :..: ”.'.2.":.'.:' & Electric Ltd. fir"! lg:-t East tack. ts rluftectthwlgh tieclarers last 1. Napoleon's - " PIII Nmll. 850 8 BC - nationality

':,":”','1,E;:,f::':,,'::'1"V.cu"”u,;'f 5;:',,,,,""; 3 9 Pan 4 Q pm The North hand is then en- 13,340..

wnnnu Ilachlnu - I-'loor on mum. 5 V Plan I Q tercd with I diamond. The Q4 3 co,,g,-.,,",,,

- ''""';ii" 3 3''"':"'K; RW00 - , of heats can now be cashed de- l

,,'"'"f m;:; o'g";';"3; jcgggmfglg gpeglngrl lead-nine of clubs. clarer discarding the Q-J of DAILY CBYPIOQUOTE - Here's how to work to; loan on Hum: - Kaman on Dun-u '9 A 5' "0 WP? 0' P18Y l5 spades! The problem of finessinz A X Y D

:11: burn Band urban. rows missed more often by bridge play- me gpade no longer exim. -1-her, h L5 R A X R

I,,"',,,,:"',,,, ,,,,,,,:;'.u"'''''' . W '11- Ind IONIC PW"-Y 80011 one! is no spade loser to contend with. L 0 N 0 F I L L 0 W

run. or puuuimmgg cmgg ",1 n, If that. than the one involved in South's last three cards. hav- 0'" leller simply stands for another. In this sample A in used V. I. in Wtn1,I.I1rm5:. nllnaullifax. N. I. u L thisedlitange Six hearts is sup- ing 10,; , trick only to the ace for the three L's. X for the two 0's. etc. single lettorl. apoc- uuumwn EB. Lnmuuln-bu ans” u made but it lsnt easy or trump, are the A.Q.,y or 41.. trophea. the length and formation of the word: are In mgu.

out an Ittiiftheuingoper llihetgiod of play monds. The possible spade tum Each IIIV the code letters are different even I our an s are ex- has turned t t b l . It I 45 i II unlnczlsuai Biance we id I d hgrsh dlsapl-”te(:l'ed.o C . muse - A c'YV'"I""" Q"t"I”" : p.m.- I use I ' u ea one e play this h d d - :3 lg:-Howdy my I zebzlfieyrcntilrtwlhri gdditio? bteo lthe strobe; is called dumllrlly reveellrlsonll. C T K I U M I I U G T E T I A T C A N : -Magic 0 use c mus as in: r d 1 g i 5:3 p.m.-Kiddies Kai-toon; gate leads spade loser which can lose: inodumr:y.u:: frgltlililgillg ' G M ' ' G D G H B M N N I U A C r N U . G: p.m.-Open House sav only if the finesse is h , so tn VM3 r .. 0:30 p.rn.-CFCY Television attempted and succeeds. plligrlltl c lilnd rfrumunifal 'tllI:muII”1l;'e: A Y F M I U A V N M V O G I J M H H ' News J; Wegthgf In actual fact. though. no spade losers in his own hand In effect Yuu-rdIy'ICryptoquote: AGREATCITY Is THAT WHICH 0:45 p.m.-CBC News finesse is necessary, and twelve dummy becomes deciarer ' HAS THE GREATEST MEN AND WOMEN-WHITMAN gig l1.m.:(!;iewer's Guide ' ' 1 mm. rent Sport Thrills m .'..r.:.:3..g.T.g:.n... 3911!; 5mm, our noanomo HOUSE MAJOR Hoot-Ls gia D.m.-DThe Brothers ' -w t c ldFa 9:30 p.m.Ji'.r" the Stars 0 re n O CY p.m.-Explorations . r.m.-gtivcvlsl which once you scorned to zslifilelyaomewthtra underhtitf mg-w. H555 vsilLl.YTEVI'OAi-2l:LPs, ".05 . gl ” - won ma e muc o I ll'I- V0 FIND OUR LE . 12:05 g.rrll.agl(lzllicet;lf Hour 5"" ml! mike your daily meat. her for anyone ll hungry as I am, ' .

-Old Mother Nature.

it was very early tn the morn- ing. Reddy Fox had visited Farm- er Brown's dooryard hoping to find I bone that Bowser the Hound might have left lying .. bout. There was none. on to the Old Orchard. There he saw Sammy Jay peeking at I frozen apple that still clung to I tree. It reminded him of some- thing. Yes. sir. it reminded Red- dy of something that he hadn't thought of. It reminded him that

TV TREATS

GOLDEN FRIED OYSTERS OR SCALLOPS SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN HOT SANDWICHES F181! is CHIPS Many other tasty food sugges- tions from snacks to dinners pre pared and delivered for your

”l"5""9- when winter came there had been I few apples still lying on my

ground in the Oelg ()li;lcihard. Now

ey were cover w I , but

mar. 7131 they out were there. "W TAKE-OUT-SERVICE

CKCW - Monctoa Television Programme

Schedule Channel 2

TIESIIY

til

Izh

8:8 p.m

l:I p.m.-At Home with Held 1 the

He went

but they will be something to put in my stonnch." At the mere thought he felt better.

Reddy went over to the Green Forest and there he hunted with- out any luck It all. Once he al- most caught Whitefoot the Wood Grouse whirred up almost under his noise. It startled Reddy for the moment.

"If I had only seen him before he flew.” thought Reddy. It really was very hard to be so hungry and have such I good dinner so near. yet not be able to get it.

When the Black Shadows came creeping out into the Old Orchard Reddy Fox was with them. He kept behind the old stone wall un- til he was sure that Bowser the Hound and Flip the Terrier, who lived It I-"Inner Brown's were in the house. Then, like. Btu: Shadow himself, he slipped over Into the Old Orchard. He went Ilfllzlit to I certain plIce.Dur- ing the day while he was hunting in the Green Forest and thinking about those apples he had remem. hered that the apples had heel picked up and put in I pile undo: I certain tree. It was a small pile, The! fit” Nor fruit. Farmer Brown I boy had intended to feed them to the pigs. Perhapl he ind forgotten them. i Ready went straight to that cer-

OIIT OUR WAY

seem Iona M

I HENRY MICKEY MOUSE GRANDMA

ETTA KETT 'I1I.LY THE TOILER MUGGS & SKEETER

JOE PALOOKA

owes! our every- mwe GETS ALL. rev up wrist: you HAVE -runs is run, A suousrozm Lute ' nus.

ISN 1' IT, SKEETER !

.451.-

.- .1-Is.-v

AND,GEE,DAD.' I'VE 1 KNOW - our THAT'S Mfg ACCOUNT I5

601' A TEQBIFIC 9IST'EM.' SYSTEM .'” WHEN MY

Aocowrso woo A Wm me,-453 No

LEADN T3 HANDLE MONEV in neaauig . so oowr wmre l H Ammoae cl-tecics. w

i A

sftx

-1 WQIFE n-lamb

our IN ” RED INK. .

x mm: mm vumn. W IE INGTANTLV AVAILAILI routs rnioume!

. -rue uicnc , Iovnoiuo nt count out In 'I'tlE INT Till! NA

wows wen no snow - Imp! mm mo 7” W" ”'

on an nets 16

vol -namte wmlilotbme emuw INFORIMIION: H I'LL I Wit It (G81! orT"l'.I ' '

WU KNOW!

r i.ooit,meiIn:t-use norm. FilIET' ieev am no em oimlt its Mm-r or N

imovw st awmo or: cement or we men tuluttl cos new natural: smut! wv 5!IvicI':

WPINGIINOFOFA

I . D