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' -g 3 o . By Thornton W. Burgess A WORKING QUEEN (ny and Nanny Meadow Mouse

IIere's happiness for those whol work, ( Iahappiness for those who ahirku -Old Mother Nature.

Queen are not supposed to work, They are supposed to be waitedl In. and not have to do anylhtngi for themselves. This isn't true at all of Queen Bumble Bee. Queen Bumble has to do every- iiing for herself when she starts, a new home. She had started a, new home this spring. She had taken over an old home that Dan-

Gontract Bridge By Josephine Culbertson THE GREATER BLAME

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South was not vtitliout blame I the bidding of tlte hand below,, but it was North who was large-I ly responsible for the costly out? come.

North dealer.

Blast-West vulnerable and 60 on score.

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IOPO ELI South Wat has I Q I NT Pass I Q 2 Q 2 NT Pans B NT Dble. Putz Pass that it est. opened the sexeu of,

spades. and the rt-stilt was a 300- point penalty. South could have saved a trick by super-cautious play. but he went all-out to bring the hand home.

As may be seen. mirth would have had no trouble in making four hearts. and therefore the ”itwing' Rtliilllsl .Mtrtli-Sotith was approximately 700 points.

A rather sharp ttisrussion then ensued between North and South over who had been responsible. North strongly criticized South's two-nolrtimp call. saying that this had virtually guaranteed a sec- ond spade stopper. North said that he had felt doubly secure in this sense bet-ziiise he was sup-

no longer used.

Queens are not supposed to work. the world. She had slept through the winter in a hollow log where she had been protected trom snow and bitter cold. She had wakened early when there were few flowers in bloom, and these

were hard to tiiid. She h a d flown this way and that, low over the Green Meadows. There

had been no other Bumble Bees. She had found two or three of her cousins. the Honey Bees. but not a sign of another Bumble Bee. She hadn't minded this. She had not minded it at all. Shehad right away started to look for a place to make a home. Right over near the Dear Old Briar-patch she had t'ound just the kind of a place she was looking for. It had once belonged to Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse. They had dug a snug little room in the ground partly under a thick clump of grass. Queen Bumble was delighted

when she found it. "it's just the kind of a place I want," buzzed

she. talking to herself. "It could not be better. it needs a ittttel fixing up, but that is all. I hope whoever made this home uont. come back." Right away Queen Bumble be- came very busy. She didn't work. too hard. but she kept ousy. Sher is naturally easy-going. Folks who are easy-going usually can get a lot done witnoui vruruiiig luo iiard. and so without getting too tiredn First that place nail to be clean-I ed. She liummed to herself ail she worked. '

"By the time 1 get this housel ready there should be enough; flowers opened tor me to get' all the pollen I need," said she. talking to herself.

You know the golden powder found in the hearts of most flow- ers is called pollen. It is almost

as important to the Bee folk as'it is to the flowers them- selves.

So as soon as Queen Biinible thought that the house was readyy she went looking for pollen. Flow- ers were still not too easy to find. Of course she could get only a little pollen from each blossom, so it took a lot of fly- ing about to get the pollen she needed. Little by little she got enough pollen to make a ball in the house which she had prepar- ed for it. When that ball of pollen was big enough. she laid an egg on it. That ball of pollen, was both a bed. and food for the! baby Bee that would hatch fromt that egg.

Then Queen Bumble went on collecting pollen to make anotheri food-bed on which to lay another' egg. Of course, that was a very nice arrangement. The babies

” 't have to be watched over. and fed every so often. like sot many other babies. They would just feed themselves by eating' their beds. It was work. 0!; course. it was work. it took a lot of flying back and forth. look- ing for flowers, and taking the pollen home, but Queen Bumble was happy in doing it. She hum-1 med as she worked. Soon there would be growing babies in that home. and in a surprisingly short time she would have lively help-

Enjoy chewing WrigIey's Spearmint every day!

Gil.

plying the spade jack.

This criticisni of the notriimp rebitl was jii.stitiivlVStnitIi would have been much wiser to bid three

clubs at this lltlllll rm" in out twu,are paved with light pavement known as Chip Seal.

clubs on the iirst round, then two riotrump over two spades'. But certainly North's errors were more iiiimei-oiis .'-ilitl iimrr s or in u is

second. he should have bld four hearts over two notriimp; and third. he had still another chance to land in hearts when three no- trump vtas rlitublcil

as a seroiid potciitial stopper btit it nhttniisly did not figure to be an entry, and North simply could not afford to iiitiiiit itn stillllhs having the solidify tlizit suit.

. Wags

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1 Vehicles of a total weig by forbidden to travel on

I These Streets are:

Admiral St. (North River Road to Crestwood Drivel; Alley; Ambrose (Green to McGill Ave.); Birchwood: Bis- First, he should hate jumped 1., -hop; Brighton Ave.; Bungalow Place; Chestnut St. (Upper three hearts over one ""ll'UmP; Queen to Spring Park Road); Crestwood Drive (Admiral Douglas Queen); Felling; Green: Greenfield Ave. (Green ',Gill); Hensley; Hillcresl Ave. (0rlebar to Upper Hills- it was anlboro); Highland Ave.; King (PownaI to Union): Maple; VFW it"? in regard the spade jack McGill Terrace: Orlebar: Park Terrace: Passmore; Pleas- x . (Douglas to City Limits): Spring; ,Spring Park Road (McGill Ave. to City Limits); Sydney to Cumberland;

St. to Goodwill Ave.l;

ant: Upper Queen

1 Weymouth

it-mu or hearts to Victory Ave.

WARNING! I

ht of over 6000 lbs. are here-ii the following streets, whichl

(Elm Ave. to ,Upper io Mc-

Union; Victoria: Villa;.

H. A. MESSERVY, City Surveyor.

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per day beginning September lsf

gWe hope to have a modern poultry processing plant available for operation by the first of September. Markets are being lined up to. handle a tremendously increased volume of poultry which can and will be packed according to the needs of consumer markets.

Anyone interested in increasing poultry production should get in touch with us for their chicks immediately. No definite price can be guaranteed, but we do assure producers of a market for their products at the highest possible price next fall. Drop in and get details.

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THE K & ll STORE

New Location-T58 Queen St.-Next Building to Hughes Drug Store

EASTER SPECIAL SALE

New Stock Just Arrived:-

LADIES'-American Girl, Gale, Teireault. St. George, Pumps, Oxfords. Nurses Shoes. Ballerinas.

MEN'S-Gale, Ritchie, John Palmer, E Greb, Boots and Shoes. '

A complete line of Miner rubber footwear and children's Health Shoes.

Also 500 pairs clearance stock, ladies' slices at reduced prices. .

And a full line of Overalls. Coveralls, Cowboy King Pants, Work Shirts and Underwear, Tarpaulins and trunks.

We invite inspections158 Queen Street.

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