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, . . "hm"! an”m:;s;yoii:. I wouldn't like that kind of

. . . . , . .. 1 . who g H,h up quwki), M,-re Wm mm Inlom 0”” In H”, way of aa house. but it will b. better than ,4”, inm Haw living next door to spooky the lihr lwcttrr "ill n'.'s iiz- ti.-is in ni.iid. 7.1-Hf mi, down--cd Mrs Vsmieuh OM as Ue are MW doing

" 010' M93h91' N'"”'JF9- lTiIlllll). ”Of cou'.'s('. I would znuchi

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'I'i:i:rn,v tlic l-iI.tiii',; Squurt-I andlho:i.r To my W,

tld Wood 9 kc” i Lhifnfmg "What chlldr('n'.' We haven't

in place that's big enough and ihorouglily dry. and the higher it is. the bettcr. But there doesn't seci.-n to be any (i:n.;ity Woo('ipcckcr hoinc any mcre." '

"You mean there dont seem to be any dead trees standing. or big dead branches left on trees." said Timmy.

Mrs. Tim-my pa.d no attention to this. "As I said before. I'm not fussy." she declared. "If I can't find anything better, I'll talk: any lhole I can find in a tree, even if 1!. be one that has simply rotted

Of course you know I'm thinking altogether of the children."

any at home any more," rctorted

lllrs. ner.- liu-.iso hunttngfthe-0 is nulliziig as good for our ' , Pcilinps I sliouici snv that Mrs. IICPII: in it mud dry, old, Wood- r””"”'' l Ttiininy was house hunting and i p'ck:-r lic-mo .u a dead tree, or a "VH1 JUSL IOOKIHR Ihelid." said:

'lilm;n.x' um tanging along. lie !l:i:.: iicnd branch of a tree. I would

Mrs. Tiimny, and led the way in

uasn't half so anxious to t.nd a,r;i:lirr have title .11 the trunk. but 5- IOHIZ E11010 IN)!" the WP M II

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Phone 1242.

Rollmvay.

UANUE

ISLAIIDERS

YOUR HOCKEY PLAYERS TURN MUSICAL

Dnn"I Miss Hearing and Swing" Thom at the ROLLAWAY BALLROOW TONIGHT, MONDAY. FEBRUARY It's the Biggest Dance of the Season. Islamic-rs are having open house front olvvi-It till two. Don Mcsser's Orchestra will provide the music.

Chief Assistants - Your Favorite lslantlt-rs. Table reservations till 11 Fill. Monday

Admission Sl.00 Tickets can be obtiiim-il from Players and at

tree to the foot of another some: ldistnnce away. ' V Of course 'I'iniin)' followed; there was nothing else to do. He sighed as he jumped and glided! after her. He wasnlt interested in

housc-hunting. He would much

rather be frolicking with

othcrs of his kind, seeing who

could jump and glide the farthest;

that was fun. House-hunting wu-

n't fun. It seldom is.

One morning they were 131; mi gctt-zit: back home. It was broad. daylight, Already Killy the spar-' row Hawk who lived above them!

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in the same tree. had left in s:arch of his breakfast. That was just as well for them. Otherwise 0H0 M IIIWIU might have furnish- ed lillly with that breakfast. It ltappeiied that Tommy Tit. the Chickadee was in the neighbor- hood. He gave them his usual cheery g-rcetigg. Of all the people in feathers and fur, there is no more cheerful than Tommy Tit the Chickadee. ”Dee, dce, dec," ltel :l'CCICd them. "It was a long, long time since I've seen you. It isn't :often you are out as late as this, or should I say eai-ly? It is Carly for us day folk, but late

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

for your night folk. What has

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

kept you out so late?"

"We've been house-hunting." said Timmy. ”Mrs. Timmy in- sists that we have got t-o move. and we haven't been able to find a house anywhere. I tell her that we are all right here in this tree."

"So we are." squeaked Mrs. Tim-my. "but the children woulds n't be. I'm looking ahead. that's all."

"Houses are scarce," agreed 'I'c-rnizny Tit. "Have you looked at any of the new one: near the edge of the Green Forest? Mrs.

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CONCERNING now-up runs

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Matty pita)-ersEdo not scam to realize that defensive hold-up plays may be as valuable at. suit contracts as at notru-mp. Consid- er this tytpiml hand:

South dealt-P. North-South vulnerable.

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South that North East I Q Pass 2 Q Pu; 2 Q Pass .1 A P”, 4 49 Pass Pass Pu:

W(Sl opened the diamond nine.

'The ten was played (mm the

board, and when East covered, declairer won with the ace. South then led a heart to dummy's quccn. East took his ace and shift- rd to his fourth-higliest club. Smith could not afford to lose a club trick isincc he then would lose two diamonds) so he put up the club ace, then led to the heart king and rulfed a heart. Now he cashed three top 'trum-ps. endlnl in dummy, and since the heart. suit had broken a-3. two discards were available on the long hearts. Thus the contract was fulfilled.

In all lzkclihood. if East had been defending against it notrumn contract he would have made the proper play of holding up his heart ace on the first load of that suit. This is 5 standard maneuver that no defender of experience overlooks. The same action. how- cvtr. is often vital when the con- tract is in a suit Observe that if I-last had miuscd the first heart trick, South could not possi- bly have established and cashed in three. heart tricks.

Observe also that West should play his lowest heart on the first lead toward dummy. thus annnunciniz exactly a three-card hcart holding. With two or four hearts, West should start an echo, to give East "the Lount."

NOTICE

Community get - together for all adult residents of Parkdale in Parkdale Hall Wednesday, Feb. 20. Spon-

i fir sored by Parkdale Men's As-

sociation. No admission Ice. Canteen service. A. WEST. Secretary.

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